18 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35404fe4572e2c999016485211d9a4f9.pdf 27eb81a2c553623d9b8019a76443c8a4 PDF Text Text • ® ' ' ' -■»- ■ A IS -V., M t i H p. ns Kí '♦'J ” ^ ^ .. ranfí . V g li JP™ é« 8 * § 3 5 s 3P8 í ;?T*t; Tí ■••.* Frbr _rP fu a rl 20,13(2 1 î ■BE' Mi n rite 4 >< i f I T cts. r We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, OUARANT EED Valentine Bridie and Reception Friday afternoon Mrs. J. W. Dlckins * . _ ► m.]. and Mrs. George Fox. J r , most delightful­ ly entertained at a valentine bridge par­ ty and reception in Mrs. Dicklas' charm­ ing home. The rooms were artistically beautlTuI in * their decorations of green vines, pink roses and gracefdl bamboo branches. A vase filled with lovely pink carnations graced the mantel in the reception hall. These matchless beauties mode the large room fragrant with their tweet presence and were sent to Mrs. Dicklns by o friend in Jacksonville. The pretty valentine sentiment was In pleasing evidence ev ­ erywhere—in the Ingenious and unique CN prominence of big hearts little hearts and pretty rose hearts. Mrs. Dicklns was lovely tu yellow crepe, trimmed with go)d fringe and old lace, jeweled with amethyst. Mrs. Fox was charmingly and becomingly gowned in pink messaline. with crystal bead trim­ ming. The tally cards for tho games of bridge were hearts decorated with cupids, whose luck each fair player was anxious to in­ s ii- ' voke. Six games of bridge were played. H u& X The highest score was made by Mrs. Sam ­ uel Fuleston. who won the first prize, a handsome t wo ptec r a r t gins* jnnyrantse sol, Tjjo s e c o n d '^ ZP. a very p re tt^ ru t E fe í - ?' •’ i '. ■m handle nappy waa given for progres­ sions, which were kept by altoching tally cards. This prize was won by Mrs. Robt. Newman. The booby prize, a picture of •Thu flr«> Wash flay»' was muiivcd by H K im Mils Mabel Howler. When the games of Cards were concluded about 4 o’clock the guests who were arriving for th¿ recep­ tion were tpet nt the door by little Miss France* Gonzalez nnd Ruth McDaniel, looking very dainty nnd pretty in white dresses with pins ribbons. Mrs. Dicklns and Mrs. Fox stood in the lovely parlor to receive their guests. Another effectively artlttfc valentine suggestion awullcd each arrival. The long handsome mirror I i was veiled by a lattice work of green rib­ bon, leaving a space in the center of the fnv «■; >f mirror which was outlined by a large heart of pink roses. The guests were re­ quested to go near the pretty heart mys­ tery and see their valentine The lights were all softly radiant through shades of ifi pink roses. The pink nnd green color motif was charmingly upparent in the dining rooms, i. with its pretty decorations of pink roses ii tilt and green vines. A large globe of pink rose petals shadowed the light over the table. Suspended from the electrode wero wide green ribbons, which were fastened to the corn«-« of the table, with clusters of lovely pink roses and ntparngua fern. -The beautiful centerpiece was of handtorne drawn work over pink, on which was - t i t CUjtr a mirror, supporting a tall graceful vase, filled with exquisite pink carnations and i , j surrounded by a large heart of vivid green asparagus fern. A number of Hule candles, with pink and white shades, * *u *• ^ added their soft glow to the attractive table. ami asparagus fern, having red rlbbona . Misses Charlotte Keelor. Flora Johnson. extending to each place card, formed the STRANGE CRATER IN ARIZONA Mabel Howler, Martha Fox, n charming centrepiece. After a delicious salad and m /s * ■ coterie of young ladies assisted Mesdames ice course was served the guest* were al­ G e o lo g is t* Have O ffered S evera l T h e ­ l ’J, i rv.i Sttwi mi* black (rom Defoi oppoelti- 1’a.iorllfo r ie * to A cco u n t fo r T h is S ingu lar R L Feck. F. J. Gonzales. Deane Turner lowed to pull their streamers, ot the end Ph en om en on . and C. G Butt in serving the delicious to­ of which were miniature articles, reveal­ H . E. W IS E , P ro p rie to r mato aspic hearts on lettuce leaves, with ing their future occupation. This afford­ About forty miles from Flagstaff. Formerly Manager of Central t’nfr mavonalse enriched with celery and chop ed much meiTiroent. The enjoyable af­ A ril.. In the m idst of a great plain, ped nuts, olivet end Saratoga flakca. An- fair ended "with a straw ride to the city. there la a saucer-shaped hollow about S t e a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F is h a S p e c ia lt y other dainty reminder of the pretty val­ Those present were Misses Katherine three-quarters of a m ile across and entine conceits were the cunning little Ellis, Clara Morrow, Carrie Lovell, Lois 600 fe st deep. T h e rim of th is strange pink lace heart cases, ornamented with Williams, Martha Fox, Jessie Stumon. c ra tc t-rise s between 160 and 200 feet A P la c o F o r L a d ie s and G e n t l e m e n gold arrows. In which the Fistachio cream Margaret Davis, Josle Stumon. Lucca above th e surrounding plain. Rocky was served, with n small white heart Chappell Mercedes Munson and Mary fragm ents are scattered for several E v e r y th ln e P u « i Cl*** S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u rs miles around th e crater. Among these cakes and coffee. McKim. rocks many fragm ents of meteoric [iCi Hearts and roses united their charms Iron, som e containing m inute black in the beautiful musical selections of the V Auction Bridge Meal Ticket« are Sold ui Red mot Hute* j Prompt. Clean Service diam onds, ha t o been found. Tho In­ Mrs Frank Lane * ns the charming ! songs, to delightfully sung for the enter­ ü * * *+**^**" n er waits show th at tho crust of tho tainment oí the guests. Miss Mabel hostessof the Auction Bridge Club Mon­ ea rth was broken when tho c rater was Bowler, accompanied, by Miss Johnson, day afternoon. Two tables of bridge i form ed; yet no volcanic rocks exist t ***+•«••>4 * * * * + * + + - > - > 4 - + + + + + + 5 V+ ‘ »an "Garden of Roses." Miss Johnson were played. The highest score was there. Geologists have offered seversl I C U T F L O W E R S acaempanied herself In singing. "Tho made by Mr*. Robt. Newman, who won theories to account for this slngulsr Time of Roses” Miss Ward played "The the first prize; n pretty cut glass olive phenomenon. One Is th a t an Immense X C a r n a tio n s , $1 p e r do x . R o s e s , - $ 2 to $ 4 P*f d0,,n Rosary." Miss Martha Fox and Mrs C. dish. Mrs. R. S. Keelor received the booby m eteorite m ade th e hole, and th at the V E a s t e r L illie s , $ 3 p e r do x . Lily of V a lley , g l por doxen G. Butt played several fine »ejections prize, a deck of card s After the con­ m eteoric fragm ents ju s t mentioned are All Orders Receive Prompt Attention. ... The delightful music enhanced tho charm clusion asparague* salad, olives, sand­ rem nants of th e falling star. Another theory ascribes th e origin of the era and pleasure of the afternoon and beauti­ wiches. crackers and coffee were served. M I L L S . T h o F lo r is t , In c . -:ful reception. Mrs. Lane's guests were Mesdames R. te r to .a trem endous explosion of steam In th e rocks beneath, and a third com S. Keelor, 0. W. Brady, C. 0. McLaughlin, bines th e first two by suggesting that A. F. Connelly. Samuel Fuleston, R obt th e blow of a falling m eteor, strik in g Is m i s s Ksthsrtas tills tisasrs» . M easuring River Flows. Miss Mary McKim entertained very,de­ Newman and Miss Laura Fish. th e e a rth 's c ru s t a t a point wbere In Its work of stream gauging^— su b terran ean w a te r had accum ulated m easuring tho flow and volume of riv­ lightfully at her home onJSllver Lake, Every Week Bridge Club In th e neighborhood of heated rocks, ers by up-to-dato ra c th o d s -th o United . Thursday afternoon In honor of her house Mrs C. 0. McLaughlin charmingly e n ­ w as tho cause of th e explosion. S tates geological survey co-operated * guest, MUs KaUterine Ellis of KrtoxviUc, tertained tbe Every Week Bridge Club, during th o p a st fiscal y ear w ith IS Tenn. The bouse was beautifully decor­ Saturday afternoon. ,, states, tho states contributing over Fable W orth Pondering Over, ated In potted plants and cut flower». Two tables of bridge were played. Tbe 149,000 and tho survey doing tho work. Oood U r. W alls pus stood a t the Tbe chief diversion of the afternoon was highest score was made by M rs Forrest window Sunday afternoon Idly w atch­ The geological survey also co-operated ■ contest “ The Tale of Many Authors," Lake, who won the first prize, a pretty ing the bad little boys playing base­ In this work with the reclam ation ser­ . . Mite Martha Fox being the successful con­ hand embroidered card case. The booby ball on a- v acan t l o t "T b e Sabbath- vice, tho office of Indian affairs »fid testant. prize a leather bridge set was received breaking little w retches," be said. the forest service. Nlnety-xix gauging F o r a n ytim e ia “ ** Tbe guests were then favored with two by Mrs. W. W. Prather. After Ihe cards T h e y ought to be arrested , every ono stations w ere m aintained in co-opera­ line of pnii'oig cornet solo» by Miss Stumon and. two a delicious fruit salad, olive*, cracker*,*“ ° f them . T here should be a rigid o r tion with tho reclam ation scrvlco, 13 to us »n il « ^ reading» by Miss Clara Morrow. After o In cooperation with the Indian office » wkxi cake and chorol.ta were served.£»««» í# M Í ” *ÍSf ° f antee you sa to! musical contest the folding doors of the McLaughlin's guests were M r - ' ^ S > w i# * ,.. fUbbsth." T hsn b e rang for tbs ebauf- and l i t In co-operation with th e for­ It- ‘Sr sie at prices ihal dining room wero thrown open, revealing D. Holden, O. W. Brady, R. \lilH a g h es, ieufr "Jim," b s said, “got ouf tbs car est service on stream s draining n a­ tional forests. In mil 1,105 gauging and w e ll take a little spin. It's s • n artistically decorated table, "A P an­ Forrest Lake, H. IP. Driver, IV. W. Prai»(her. ■ beautiful day and I*m tired of staying stations w tre In operation At tb s closo oram a Box" surrounded with rad roses Cedi Gabbati and of th e la s t fiscal rsa z. fa U e fcou»- This fgfcl# tgaobes. '.X - Ir,- '" / , . ; v .' -. . =** . *' ’ V at. v . - -v n • . ; •H ___________________________ ¿ » A û* s â g k * Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced * knees. If your children are not wearing them give us a trial. Ib The Best Made lá SIM PLICITY D R E SSE S For House Wear ive Something New and OldBetter thafr Style Wrapper Us Look Our Spring Goods are in Pleased to Show We’ll them to you. Pi HjMfi OWEL wmmmmmmmmmfmmmMmmmmfmmwmwmmm* THE CITY RESTAURANT’ What Y o u Want Row You Want It When You Want It I*'-.£-■- fW tI jU. P,UKJ **i*i ¿IfÏ-M- V Ty-Vu ¿jrU; ----------------------- H B B - �, . r »» - f*' I /- ■ ' - Wi ■ 5 3 P u b lis h e d S e m l-W o o k ly — T u e sd a y and F r id a y SA N FO R D H E R A L D //V S A N F O R D — Lite ia Worth Lining SANFORD. Number 4 » AROUND FLORIDA KILLED NEGRO HIGHWAYMAN F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 13, 1S1* GOOD ROAD ADVOCATES Young Man In Jacksonville Refuses to Be Meld Up And S hoots Jack son ville Board of Trade Shlmuel A. Smith, the etrect car con­ Scout Car Arrives ductor who last night shot and killed a negro whose identity has not yet been CUUfD f ROM THE STATE PRESS established, will be presented with a gold STIRRING INTEREST TOR ROADS medal, the gift of Jacksonville citizens ha fsltome of tho Week’* Moot Iro- who desired to show their appreciation Every One in te re ste d Should Attend for Smith's bravery in ridding the city portant Happenings in tho The M eeting of Ih e Associa of a desperado who undoubtedly hps been SUIo’o Domain. tlo n a t Ocala carrying on many of the highway robberies Tho scout car of the Jacksonville Board A trolley car line for Miami and Dade eouHFhow seems to be an aaaured thing. in and about Jacksonville. Thete is also of Trade containing Secretary Richardson. It will be called the “East Florida Traction a feeling among Jacksonville residents F. O. Miller and C. S. Robertson arrived In CompaoY.“ Tbe purpose la to conatnict that In the killing of the negro Smith Sanford yesterday after a trip down the and operate a street and suburban railway brought to an end die career of at least Fast C oast They report the roads south Hoe at a common carrier. It ia understood one of the men guilty of the murders of St. Augustine as bad. but. Volusia and that the main lino will extend from a which occurred In the city Inst fall. ; Orange county good. These gentlemen The subscription paper for the porch use arc making the trip to excite interest in point below Cocoenut Grove, south of Mi­ of the medal was started this morning by tbe meeting of the State Good Roads As­ ami, to Little River, north of the city. Max Morgcnlhnu and was signed tty sociation at Ocala February 27 and 28, A splendid illustrated trade edition of everyone to whom it was presented when [gnus will be submitted for n State tbe Bartow Courier-Informant was pub­ Shortly after II o'cuwk last evening as Highway Commission to t>e taken up ut lished a few days nga. Tbe edition con­ Shimuel Smith, who lives at 445 l)ak tbe next meeting of the legislature. sisted of twelve pages and was a credit to street, wus leaving I<J25 Highway avenue While hrre the gentlemen were piloted that town. . where he(had been spending tbe evening Last week was the 'bantu*, wgpfc-tn the he was approached by Two colored—wsen. about tbe aiiy by Geo. ii. Fcrnald and many Sanford good rotÀl enthusiasts will shipment oi strawberries from Plant 01ty " T he first man pftfiM tilrh‘*ifnd turned attend tbe Ocala meeting.* tad the surrounding section. Ten thou- around just ns the second came up to him stod quarts were shipped from Plant City face to face. OUR SCHOOL B ill DINGS sod Is bringig tbe grower something like Without u miinirni * warning, tho negro IFper rr»t<i---------- —-— ■—. — whipped- our n ■ revntnjr- trad cowring" Sunford S chools Mead The l i s t In AvOne day Iasi week the Wilaon & Hud­ Smith said r r u g j Florida Cities dleston Fiats Company in Miami brought “All right. Cu p hand it over Sanford pe«qge take a natural prnlt- In In t catch of 25.000 pounds of Spanish Smith had something over $69 in Ins the line school buildings l lie city tins Mackerel. pocket, besides n valuable watch and did one of tile finest High School buildings in Fowler, tho celebrated aviator In the not fancy the idea t>f turning over die the Male and ill conjunction with the ooasi to const (light, will give exhibitions money so easily High School ha* two other separate and si Cainesvillc and Lake City. “All right,'' wus Smith's only reply, and distinct buildings, the Grammar school Athnnasnw and Sampson were found reaching bock to ln< tup p »'ket he pre­ building’mid the Primary school building, gulliy of white slavery In the Tampa tended to be making an effort to extract and this system calls forth ttic* commen­ Federal Court on Wednesday. Both wiU ins pocketbuok dation of every educator who comes to receive long sentences, our cily. and many people have purchased A 32-special revolver reposed in the v There is a movement on foot among pocket, however, and slipping Ills finger pru|ierty here to take advantage of the Tampa people to bring the hulk of the on the t r i g g e r and taking a firm grip on excellent school facilities old Maine to Tampa as a permanent ex­ In n speech before the educational com­ the butt of the weapon, young Smith hibit . j rrked the revolver from his picket and mittee of the (brain Unites Flub the oilier The piece of road connecting the C. H. tired day. L W Duval made comparisons be­ k N. and the Atlantic Coast Line roads The bullet took effect above die eve of tween (lie different cities in tho same II WsuchuLt has been completed. The tile negro, plow,si through the tirain and class as Sanford, and his estim ate in part road Is known as the Wauchula. Atlantic the highwayman fell hack wards, dead id the siieccb relating to Sanford is wor­ sad Gnlf railroad. The second negro, who was evidently un­ thy of a reproduction "The population figures in the above BrooksvlUe wants a federal building armed. beat a hasty retreat as soon as sod it • recent meeting of the Hernando the tirsT shot wus tired —Jacksonville tables are taken from the HMO t) S cen­ sus. and tbe other data from the latent county commissioners It was decided to Metropolis. available reports I regret that I am un­ ash congress to make an appropriation able to adil Informs ion a [you I Lakeland, for this building. Cut Orr Ills Tar The city council in Arcadia has lust During the storm Wednesday a gentle­ Bartow, Tallahassee and fernandina, but dose the contract'for three more miles of man living on the West Side was sitting 1 have received no replies to my inquiries sldewaUs The work will be done In ce­ down to dinner when the high wind blew of tile school authorities in those resj**»'ment. tbe window sash in nod a pine of glass tive tin es 1lie latdr however, IS am|>iy sufficient h>* tlie purpose 1 have in view A boys corn club la to be organized In fulling athwart pis rut cut that member N o w lei me call your attention particu­ DeSoto county and much good work la partly off. He rushed to lit Robson s of­ larly to (he cities whose school enrollment fice and hod the ear sewed back on and expected from the members. will probably have os good an ear as ever. equal* or exceeds Ocala’s. Sanford, the largest, tins a 530.000 building and Avc t The project for an International high­ teachers. Gainesville, next, has a $30,000 way between Miami, Florida arid Quebec. ECHOLS FROM FIELD DAY building anil five teachers. St Augustine, .Canada, bsi beeo given a decided impohu by the recent action of the Canndtan H aspltol A ssociation R ra ll/rd Neat next, with a 5100.000 building and live teacher* Orlando with the same High government, which has joined the move­ Sum f rom the Event School enrollment, with a 535.000 build­ ment for good road* and will assist the K Thu various committees for the Hospital ing and (out teachers while Palm Beach, provinces m building and maintaining a Association tiave not reported in full as tlie smallest town given, having less than country wide system of highways, accordyet but figuring the gross receipt and one-half the (*ipolalion of Ocalu. has a 1*1 to announcement by the Touring Club estimating the expenses t he Association $55.000 budding and four teachers. 1 of America. probably cleared between 5601) and 5700 submit (lint in this cofn(>nriH>ti Ocala oc­ Had the second day been fair the cupies an unenviable place—excelling Ahead o f Tba D octor receipts would have totaled nbout 51000 only Live Onk in the value of buildings, A man out West engaged a doctor to which was the estim ate figured upon the but not In die number of teachers em­ «lend bli tick wife. The medic had an association could easily have made. ployed We cannot afford to occupy this All parties concerned ore well satisfied position, itiitl I do not believe we will." W* for the main chance and asked the « “my if he had tbe money for an oper- with the result and it demonstrated dint "Shr*.'' replied the randier, “and an annual event of this kind taken in Good Price For Eggs n w fo« 5100 If you euro her." “ I am hand several months nheqd can be made Information comes to us that tho Lnke»04 handlinjt Insurance aa a tide Bne,” to pay and not only would it lienefll the monl Poultry Farm of Winter Park, which lh®d°«<*. “*nd I do not lake cases Hospital but the city of Sanford ns well. makes u specialty of Rhode Island Reds, Inadvertently The Herald omitted the t way," “Very well,” said the farmer, sold n *uung of eggs, week before last, to good work of the Sanford Band last week. 7 “ * * >ou *100 If you euro her or S I00 a party in California for 55 nn egg—$60 you kill her." The doctor let It go at This organiznlion under the nldr leader­ a dozen. This is the record price for r >*^ woman died and the M. D. ship of Conductor Rensoncr gave their eggs, at least in the south. But. of course 4«led for hisfea. Tho m an pulled out time free to the association and due if only one of tliore ¡55 egg* produce* a J f roU • nd *»k«L rD U you kill h e r r credit should be given them for their chicken that will be worth a hundred or TJwWy not," rapllod the doctor. “And good work during the two days. two limes ns much when grown, it is not The Sanford Band is not a charitable .■J*** “ * ****P of circumstantial evidence too great a price to pay for them. At f you di dn't cure her," says tho form- Institution but in this instance they gave any valuation such a* is pnt on such fan­ «* carafuUy replacing b it wad next to freely to charity and The Herald and the cy fowl today the Investment is a good eiBlw' "therefore, accord mg to our Hospital Association acknowledges the one, provided that no mishap overtakes game. Too much praise cannot be given •wemeot. I don’t owe you anything.” tbe eggs In transit.—Tlines-UnlOn ----- i - ' 1 ________ the Sanford Band or the dtizena who contributed so much toward making the The W ednesday Club Mow to Reoch Him Owing to tba very severe wind and Field Day a success.__________ Ft. Meade Leader. Last week wo re­ . . . It0fn> Wednesday n xm and afterM a s h e d M ia H a n d ceived a card from a postmaster, notify­ d u b 'did not have a meeting. J. F. Hodges is rapidly recovering from ing us Uiat the party to whom wo had „ * lU mwa n « « Wadoeoday, Feb. 28tb. hia accident at the Hill grocery the other boon sending this paper was dead and day. While moving a barrel of syrup the re,ider* * of Mrs. J . N. Whltner. adding these words: "Send somewhere lo t DTDtfnm I m tk a Msk ^ait barrel rolled upon his hand, brooking two Proiram for tbe 28th will Angers and mashing that member bad!/. else.” As we have no directory of either •w nre . «ta V '* - -* Dr. Robson treated the hand and Mr. place, indirectly referred to. we nro at n T j 4 S a 4 of . ----------OUf Tryggviaon—Mrs M. Hodges Is out again and hopes to resume loss to know how to reach this paid-in8- Dowlty, his position at an early date. advance subscriber.—Ex. r,T. í Of °UX the Quiet andMagM eets * « i t M onday Evening if tie was a “paid-in-advance4' why «Barefoot-M a. J. C. McDaniel. The Woman'» Missionary Socletv oLthe send the paper to Heaven, of course. If A. E. PhilBaptist church will meet next Monday he was a delinquent, you would have to evening. 730 o’clock, at the borne of Mrs. Farec H. a Connelly. 514 Palmetto avenue. print on asbestos to reach hi* present address— Miami Metropolis. ï , Every member la urged to be present- The General News of The Land of Flowers. ■* 1 ¿ás? i {¿K M OSS & MARRS BIG SHOW E ngagem ent Will Be For One Week Com mencing M onday. M ar. 4 th Moss & M utt' s Consolidated Shows will open a week’s engagement here on Mon­ day, March 4th. The company will con­ sist of 15 High (Hass Shows. One of the big feature, t^sractions will be C .'ll. Tompkins Wild Welt, an aggregation of rough riders, broncho buster lariat throwers, Indian war dancers otul other com­ ponent parts of a high class western ex­ hibition, as well as Miss Mabel Hackney and her high school dancing horse, “Vardins." which Is famous on two continents for its intelligence and grace Mr. Tompkins Is the chief feature of this however, and has a standing offer of u gift of 5100.00 to Charity if anyone will produce a horse ho cannot ride, also ho will pay 510.00 (a anyone who will ride his Bucking Broncho, "Wild S|>ot" belonging to the organization, and which Is considered (he King of Outlaw Ponies Prof. Hurry t a i l a Beautiful Diving Girls, or big Aquatic Show whr^ein w|U be seen itxT O M ifutw om en in trick diving* and fancy swimming, ernlurance umler water tests, etc. A truly wonderful performance and worth going a long ways to see. Then there Is the mummotith $20.000 P ut km Curry ns ull fut the uilildrctl. Pile of the finest ruling devices ever brought to Sanford. Fred A. Danners, l-undotl Ghost Show another big feature attructious. then there is Harry Lewis' Old Plantation show, the fun factory, then comes Hamilton's won. dcr show, also the bountiful Musical Munis, Pullisons Wonder City J L Griffins Monster Python Arm strong s fut and lean peoples convention. Arthurs big joy tide, Williams Penny Vaudeville. Rulck s Mam mouth. F.li Ferns Wheel. Hopson Jessie James. Radcliffs Octopus or from utulrr the Sett then comes Peeler * Cleo. the show beautiful tlie Ladies favorite attention. The free attractions consist of Prof Hntry Six. tho world's greatest Head­ foremost High Diver, the only diver in the world doing u complete Wind fold dive from the top of a 110 foot ladder into n tank H feet wide 16 feet long and 36 inches d e e p m Another feature free act wiil be Develo In the cage deatlt. with a grand display of fireworks at night. Karl Nelson on the flying lta|>eze Is unuthcr free attrac­ tion. also Zrlda the holy that sings with (he Baud; Padwuno • Royal Italian Band of 16 soloists will give (tee concerts daily The ladies and chtdren can uttend and rest assured that they will be well taken care of. Vol um« IV ' .vüfl ••>8 NEWS 0E THE WORLD Item s oi In terest Gleaned From Various S o u rces . HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here th e R ead ers Will rin d a Brief H isto rical Spring Flow ing F o r H u rried R e a d e rs Secretary of Agriculture Wilaon has denied the authorship of a letter which has been widely circulated by a company dealing in Florida Everglade lands. It recommends th at hotne-scckcrs buy lands there. Wilson said he never recalled writing any such thing. Predicting th at "If Mr. Roosevelt should be the nomine»} td tho Republican party that party would never again nominato a candidate for President," and declaring that "the Insurgents would make of President Toft the sacrificial goal of the Republican party," WiTi. S. Cowherd, permanent cha^yan^of the S tate Demo­ crat!«^ convention at Joplin tahL -Q iai----MTSsourl would offer lo tho Democracy of the nation as their candidate for Presi­ dent. the best jewel In her diadem— Champ Clark, "and that the next Presi­ d e n t of ihe Unrieri ■kMntrn- w>Ul ba—froiu----Missouri Representatives of sixteen Southern States, heads of railroads and steamship lines (lint serve that section, and men who have studied the agricultural and industrial problems of the South for years, met in Baltimore on Wednesday and formed the Southern Settlem ent anil Development Organization. Baltimore wus made the headquarters, with S Davies Warlield, as chairman, and Ell Frank, ulso of Baltimore, secretary The Broadway Park Place Company will construct 111 New York a building that will | m> 55 stone*. or “all feet high It will be about 290 (eel lughet Ilian the Washington Monument tl will be (lie tallest structure in America Two trainmen ole dead, two ore misstrig nnd Huosac tunnel is so effectively blocked that it way be 21 Imurs before the tracks will bo clearrd as the result of afe{ir end collision between a freight train and n Boston bound express on tho Boston mid Maine railroad nt North Adam, Mass. Deinucratlc member* of the house com­ mittee on pistoffice* and (>o*t rood have agreed to m in ti*>ralr m the appropriation loll provision* for the esiahhslim cnt of a general parcels [*j»t system. They also have agteed upon a general domestic rale of 12 cents and a maximum package of 11 pound*. This is tho present in* TO ORGANIZE A BALL TEAM lernatloiinl parcels post rale. They would also provide for a rural parcel post, the Meet Wig Called lo Elect O fficers f o r rule lu be 5 cents for one pound and 2 cents for each additional |>outid. ensuing Year Ohl you Sanford funs! In Honor or Mr and M rs. Wlch* , Now is (tie time to rimin to tile aid of (tie parly and get busy for your ball team On last Monduy evening Mr. and Mrs. not only (or next summer but for some C A. Raulerson entertained nt n six good games during the winter season We •tutrse dinner at their iKitne, Zulu. In still bave Wallace with us and the nu­ Geneva. In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. cleus of a good ball team and now is the Wicks and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culpepper. time to scout for good material before it The table was sweet In its exquisite Is all grubbed up by tho other teams. simplicity, the renter piece of hand Next Monday night nt the city hall the embroidered linen with china platter of meeting will be called for the purpose of orange blossoms constituted the decora- T organizing for the season of 1912, nnd lions. The place curd* were dainty paint­ every fart In Sanford should be there ings of spring scenery. With the desert You nil know how much plcasuro there is dainty place bouquets and cupid valen­ in a good ball team during the summar tine were given cacti guest. Tbe menu nnd now Is the time to organize. was lengthy and each course was per­ Sanford always has the finest in the fect, attesting to the ability of our hostess. Sandspur League and we must live up lo Mrs. Raulerson is never more ut home our reputation. than when eiitertaiuing. having the much desired quality, that of putting her guests Ten Million Eire at H ouston at llicir ease, a sure sign of true ariglo- •* Houston, Tex., Feb. 21.—Driven before cracy. After lingering for some time over one of the coldest Texas “northers'' of the bounties of the table tho company the winter, flro early today burned a huge then repaired to the parlor whore pleasant irregular strip through the eastern resi­ conversation was enjoyed and delightful dential and manufacturing section of music was rendered by our hostess. A Houston. It swept over mllllou-dollar very pleasant feature of the occasion was plants and Oimiy frame structures with equal ease, until from 56,000.000 lo the unexpected arrival of Mrs. Haulerson's $10.900.000 damage had been done. Al­ brother, Mr. Burns, front Kentucky, whom site trad not seen In some tlnie. though no lives were lost, more than a Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Rnulcrson's score of persons were Injured, while hospitality weto Mr. and. Mr*. J. V. thousands were driven from their homes Wicks, Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. Cul[icpper, and suffered the sting of the freezing Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Mr. Robert temperature. Burns and M aster Culver EthereJge. The burned area by daylight was a mile and a half long and from a city N o ted L ecturer Mere block to a quarter of o mil« wide Dr. K. V. Millard the noted lawyer, Reis L ecture P ostponed scientist and explorer will gtve his cele­ The Jacob Reiss lecture lias been post­ brated lecture TPostlve iroof that Christ poned, a* he has cancelled his engage­ is our God of Nature" at tbe Methodist ments for this month. It Is more than church next Sunday night at 7:30. Every likely that be will lecture here at aorao fu­ one who can do so should hear Dr, ture date- • • ■’? T '- 4 vft- ' L �it Tebruar> 23, 1912 THE SANfORD'HERALD GOSSIPJ£OUR corkspondents *MAYOÇMAY NOT WTOE! PAOIA POINTS •pedal Cermpondeys to The Herald, Three tunthlning duy»l What’i going to happenT If had only occurred lo*t week so we country people could have gone to the H one Sbowl Mrs. C T. Cooley, of Madison. Wit., is occupying her pleasant home “on the square,” having for house quests Mr. and Mrs. Chadderton, of Milford, Gunn.; and Mr. and Mrs. Astnipp, from near Chicago. Mr. W. H. Taylor has been transferred to the Sanford yards, moving into town Tueeday. Mr. Lipford, of Sanfap). taking his place here. Sorry to lose Mr. snd Mrs. Taylor from our neighborhood. Mrs. J . E. Bona returned to Orlando the first of the «reek. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Evans have moved Info the Pearson home, near Twin Lakes station. Rev. Mr. Waldron was with us again last Sunday. It seems os If with our peo­ ple, we might turn out a better congrega­ tion—especially when we are sure of a good sermon Mom place on Railroad street. Mr. Irwin. S r, and family expect to occupy the Speer house on Mlllen avenuc. Tho black m artins ore here again, an unfailing sign spring Is with us once more. Mr. and Mra, L J. Hancrjck of Lake Golden were Quests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Squires on Celery avenue. Miss Lizzie Raulison of Lake City is spending some time here with her daugh­ ter, Mrs. George, Mitchell. — Mrs. Robison and daughter. Rose, of Oak Hill were recent vtsttors of Freq Cowan and family. Mrs. Lila Greenland of Cameron avenue has been quite til several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Packard were out from town Sunday calling on friends. yfr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, J r , eniertertaiaed Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Sweet several days. • They arrived here from Fairlope. G a, where they spent the post year. Mr. Sweet is Interested in a 7,000 acre tract there that Is being put in shape for col­ onisation. They visit relatives at Eustis and other points en route to their home near Willoughby, Ohio. We are told that the Howard-Packard Land Co, have decided not to sell any more of their cleared truck laud,, but still have some desirable uncleared land for sole in this vicinity. Will Have New Studio Samuel Kraus believes In keeping abreast or the times and since his advent into the business circles of Sanford has been endeavoring to get more suitable quarter! for his studio. He has now se­ cured three rooms in the Garner-Wood ruff building, formerly occupied by Dr. Boardman. and this week the carpenters are busy remodeling the rooms and putting them in firstdasa shape for an up to d a te studio. Mr. Kraus has operated in some ft g- . M * m r '* CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS S frd tl OomvpMuimKv M The IUi i U. Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Worthington have re­ turned to their home In Peabody. Kansas, miter n ten days* visit, w hlrhw as greatly enjoyed by their Cameron City friends. Among the pleasant callers of the past week were: Mr. and Mr*. Sweet, of Ohio. who were visiting their friends, the Elaworth*"at Wiilwood Nook- “"' Dr. Jenkins, of Piedmont College. Demorest, Georgia, was with us Sunday at church, antf his sermon was a real treaL Dc. Jenkins is an interesting, cultured gentleman whose presence is an inspirit, lion, and we Itope be may soon come again. Mrs. Ward and Mrs Dutton were rollers at Minnick Place Monday afternoon. We were sorry to note that Mr. C. C Worthington was unable to be out Sunday, but trust he may soon be himself again Dr. and Mrs Swartz, and Dr Jenkins were dinner guests at Dr Minmck's on Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Lit worth was calling in town on Monday. Mr* F. F, DuUon will spend Friday of tbit week with Mrs. Minnick. Regular meeting of the Farmer's Club neat Tuesday evening. February 27th. It it hoped the canal committee will bo ready to report at that time. Everybody come. Our farmers are planting cucumbers and corn. Crops are looking well, especially the potatoes that are coming up * Hon. Mr Lee. of Charlotte. N C. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R L Grier. The team of tnules formerly ownel by Dutton A Swartz are now the property of W. P. Swartz, ho having purchased Mr. Dutton'a interest. Mr. Swartz will have a large barn erected at once on his form west of town, on BearJali. Mr. Fullonaod Mr. Dutton are also plan­ ning to build a barn and [»eking sheds on their farm» While speaking of bull ling, we would like to suggest to some one who wishes to make n little Investment, that Cameron City needs a few comfortable cottages for rent. There is often a demand for such here. It is with much pleasure we learn that Mr. a n d Mrs. J. W. Po well, of Queens, L_ 1. will arrive about March 1st, to spend some months at Cameron City. Mr. Powell bus land here. They wilt occupy rooms In Mr. Beck'a house while here. At the annual election held recently the following truiteel were elected by the peo­ ple of Cameron City Church: J. W. Gormly, J. C. Rich. C. II. Avina. W. A. Minnick. L. J . Hancock, W. M. Haynes and J. G. Elsworih. Mrs. W. A. Minnick was elected clerk. The new Board of Trustees m et and organized February 20th. making J . G. Elaworth, chairman and re-electing W. M. Haynes and W. A Minnick as Secretary and Treasurer. . * Mrs. O. E. Walker, of Topeka, Kansas, eras one of last week's callers. Next Sunday being the first anniversary of the organization of our church as o Congregational Church, there will be a ral­ ly service, and we hope to have commu­ nications from absent members. GENEVA JOTTINGS 1la Th* Her *1.1 Mrs. Etta Roberson is at home from n Visit of a few day » w ith friend* In S an­ * • ford. — * of the largest ci^ps in the countty "nnd Mr. 0. E. Little has moved from Geneva knows the photograph business from the across lake Harney to the Keiley Hauler- ground up. His services have been in son place. Mr. Burnet, the former over­ grent deman I in Sanford in taking ex­ seer, has moved to Lis own place irj north terior views, in which he is an adept, and Florida I fils studio work is beyond coihpJfS! He Quite a crowd serenaded Mr. snd Mr» will have a nice display a I the foot of the Wick toil Friday evening. Light refresh­ »lairway leading to the studio, and some ments were served and a [lessen! time of his work will be on exhibition there at all times. was enjoyed by oil. See Kraus when you need anything In Miss McLain, who is teaching at Chuiuota. spent ijic week-end at home, she has the photo line. If you don't need any thing go up and inspect his new studio. ns her guests the. Misses Kilbee. We arc sorry 11 kn >w that Mr* V. T Peter, is again quite til Dr. Puleston was called from Sanford Tuesday last. Our temporary depot has arrived; Gene­ va hat been surveyed, staking off ihe streets and avenues. Flint A Knebinder’» large new store is finished, work wi I tie. . . . . gin dually on the city ball, and altogether things are humming in our 1‘ttle place Mrs. W. J Daniel entertained the ladies society in her usual pleasant way last Thursday aftern >m. At this meeting it was decided to have an oyster supper Fri­ day night. Feb 23rd. at the hall for the benefit of the twucburche* 1hegwMic is cordially Invited At our next meeting dr* Lewis, w.io is an excellent reader. willNead a selection. Mrs. Daniel, assist­ ed by her daught •(. Mis* Mabel, served delicious coifce. A Mr Frye, of Baltimore, has purchased iron) Mr J M Huddleston a very desirable grove on lake Wisteria. Mr. Burley, oi Jersey City, a brother-in-law of Mr. Frye's, and who if wintering in Florida, is occu­ pying the house nnd caring fur the grove. We extend a hearty welcome to these good people, nnd trust they will find their stay in Genava a pleasant one. Mr. and Mr* Fred Taylor are entertain ingonew pertnaneni guest at liieir bornr, also are Mr and Mrs. Mint* Mr. Robert Burns, of Elizabethtown. Ky . Is ou a few days visit to his sister and brother, Mrs. and Mr. C. A. Ranlerson. Mr. Burns stands high in railroad circle*, and we hope be will enjoy hi* few days of rest. Mr. Karat candidate for sheriff, visited his friend Mr. A. A Moran Saturday. Misses Harris and Daniel visited Orlan­ do recently, going over with Mr Musselwhite in bis beautiful car. G oring—Powell N uptials Mrs. Lucretia Goring and Mr.'K. J Powell were united in marriage on Wed­ nesday afternoon at the residence of the bndr's parents, Mr nnd Mrs J W Tiploo. Wiiile Prof Mendenhall played the .. . . ... wedding inarch the bride and groom were udiered Into the reception room that had been tastefully decorated for the occasion. Rev C. ii. Summers officiated and made Ihe two Living people as one. The bride ha* a host of friends on tie West Side and in Sanford and- the groom is a valued employee of the A. C. L Their many friends with them a [deesant journey down life’s pathway in which The ileralJ joins. » W W W VVWVW VVVVVVW V W W m v v vv v v v vv v v vv w w w w . Our Charges are Consistent with the Service We Render. See Our Line Before Buying. DRY. GOODS MENS’ CLOTHING C O A T SUITS SW EATERS BLANKETS G LO VES NOTIONS H E A V Y UNDERWEAR A Full and Complete Line. Always At Your Service. 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Leonard!*# Blood Elixir Is the one real remedy for blood diva**» that never falls to benefit It cures the tunny dlseaaus thnt a r e rnust-d by * bad Commission Man Dead J M Dj rites received a «ire last Weil ' state of the blood Scrofula, skin disease*, bolls, u h ere, rheum atism .»: :nach troubles, catarrh, syphilis and kidney and liver com plaints all <jul<kl) >.< .J o nesday announcing the sad intelligence of the marvelous curative power of this health-giver Ihe death of Joseph ii. Smith, of (he well In th« past few years, the old specific», snraaparlllns nnd tin«* ns»e known commission firm of Smith & Hold­ dropped by th# wayside until today, w h e rev er' L eonard!'s Blood Elixir I* en. Mr. Barnes feels the loss deeply, as known. Us M ies ara larg e r than those of all o th er blood medicines combinsd use of this wonderful rem edy m akes all the difference between lm he has been associated with the firm for pure,The sluggish blood and a healthy, energetic condition; the difference he the past ten year*. Mr. Smith died sud­ tween sickness and health. It la doing an incalculable amount oi good la denly at his home in New York. making discouraged, sick people well and happy. A* nothing else can. It drives out poisonous germ* and deep seared ->:• Ship your produce to G. W. Judy A Co, ease from the blood, It brings awcet sleep so necessary to the nerves. It fU*« Tampa. Fla. Write them for stencil, frl-tf happy expectancy In tho place of despondency. It tin* helped and cured ttn»u Bands,—It will do the sam e for you. The fact that I>eonardr* Blood Elixir Is sold under a 11000 00 gu»r»r.t.-e to refund money on first bottle If It falls to euro speaks volumes in ;;><v!c| Its unusual m erit. No other blood rem edy known could bo sold under this guarantee »ithout forcing Its proprietors Jnto bankruptcy. If you wish to bo wel] and »'.runt use Leonardos Blood Elixir. It Is superior to every other blood purifier »» t* proven by this m arvelous guarantee. , , SPECIAL 14 Day Oiler T H IS WANTID—ACIftl MAN N tACJI 10CAUTY To Join this Society. Sick, accident, death benefits. And Introduce our Memberships. All or spare time. f50 to |300 a month. Every Member se­ cured give# you a steady monthly In ­ come. Experience not needed. W rit» for plans. Box D K 203, Covington. K y . < FOR Special Corrtspaodenoa to Th« Herald. For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida PORTABLE LAMP BUDA ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dixon of Richland. Ga~ visited their slstrr. Mr* G. A. Nich­ olson a few days hist week. From here ihey went to Osteen and Daytona, where they will visit relative* a few days and then return to their borne. Mm Vi. L. Taylor returned borne last week after a pleasan| visit with her daughter In Orlando. Jim durns, from Kentucky is visiting his sister. Mm C. A. Raulerson this week. A few families, consisting of Mr. and Mft. Curled. Mr. and Mr* D. W. Adams, Mr* J. Q. Adsms, Mr. and Mm Curley, Mr* Fry. M ym and Ichyner spent a pleasant day on Lake Harney last Tues­ day. * MOORE’S STATION S. J. Hllbum of Palatkn. candidate for Seeds! Cerraeaoedancs to The lUr»id; Paper* end letter* from the north say. congresaman la this district made a fly­ “ Wood Chuck Day" (Feb, 2nd) predic­ ing trip to Geneva one day Ust week. tion* are making good with a ven­ geance. as the weather is yet of the same There are Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic brand there as th at of the past three , PUNKS AND OTHERS ' months. The old reliahe Planks Chiù Tonic is. Mr. and M m Irw in an d two children of Guaranteed to drive out M atai* to cure •. Rome. C a , arrived here last Thursday to Chills, Fever; Cold* and Grip, your money • Join their two too* who, with their fans- back If it doeanH. fcSc and 50c per botti#. fri-tf ihe*. moved b en last fa il and ran tod In pQ ■liifr .1 irtT*ii fcirfr'tKitfi r r 3 I'Mi'i i . ;• -:*Jt. J HOME STORE OR O FFICE F. R. Merrell & Co. COMMISSION M ERCIIANTS M U k f w « gtllM f CtafaCtfrUdUM ___ COMPLETE This Lamp is handsomely nickclled, height 29 Inches, equipped with automatic self* cleaning needle, globe and pump. Usual price 122.00. We have the best line of Mon* tics and supplies in the South at lowest prices. Estimates a n d expert advice Free. Standard Light Co. Ill EAST BAY ST. JACKSONVILLE, 172 W. So. W ater St. S outhern F a u n s G i v e , Ua Chicage. IB. and V egetables a Trial Shipment FRUITS and VEGETABLES To th * Old Rellabla Commission M erchants V l n z a n t & Co.* ’'•ftSES0* V Summer or Winter we can supply your wants in th« Automobile tomobile fine.. If you wont to rent A M6tor For Anv Purpow we are at your service with the very best cars. We never If you are in trouble call ua any ->• hour of the niRht or day. Sanford Htchlne & Girt/e Conp*>T P H O N E 331 �ALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS LOOK Coming in All Its Vast Completeness The M ighty Monarch of all O ut-D oor Am usem ents READ The Celebrated MOSS & MARR’S CONSOLIDATED SHOWS Sanford owe Solid week commencing Monday March 4th 15 - High-Class Shows - 15 : 3 - Sensational F ree A ttractions - 3 2 - Big Riding Devices - 2 2 - Bands of Music - 2 Band Concerts on the Streets Daily by the Famous R O Y A L IT A L IA N BAND DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS SHOW There’s a Reason DIFFERENT from others and BETTER •detached sentences, was read by the circle and visitors, each person reading one or more sentences. Throughout the thread of the story was cleverly outll and perfectly sustained Mis» Margaret Coffee, charmingly entertained the m eet­ ing by her splendid recitation of "Aunt Return* Visit to The City." Mrs. J. 1>. Hustcd of Denver, Colorado, sang by request "Cod Will Take Cure of You ' Another visitor Mrs Cruiglitou told the circle, how and what the missionary workers, in her home city. Rochester. N Y . did in their efforts to benefit the llalian colony in their midst After the distribution of •’Tithing" liter­ ature and plrdgm. the pleasant (irugram wns concluded Mrs Aliernuthy. a s­ sisted by Mrs 1 W Miller and Miss Carrie Alternnthy. served delicious choco­ late and dainty cakes Thirteen stales ami England wrrr reiiresenied by the guests |>fesenl W eather Kicker» Old time Fiori3»~vUltor». who havT*ten­ ted out our weather conditions for yenra pan. are quite a t much amused as are those to the manner born when they hear the unreasonable kicks given by those who sre spending their first winter in the state and Judge Florida climate conditions for all time past and forever more by the un usual aid unseasonable weather we have been treated to this entire season. Of course, it Is rather unfortunate that the food expectations of these hopeful friends have have not thus far been fully realized, but they should not blaine Flori­ da nor the people for the unseasonable decrees of nature, or the power back of her. The fact is, ’twere Just as sensible for pace, wns lairn near Sanford, in Orange those of us who have to bear the same County Florida Fro 23rd. IH.Î3 nnd died conditions to blame the host who flee from 1 "* her borne n short distance from tile the frozen north because the beastly wea­ place of her birth Thursday Feb H, I'J12. She wh* the youngest daughter of Mr. ther they condemn came from the same and Mrs. Algernon Speer, and while quite quarter as themselves, and, as a m atter of fact, it la their sort of weather and not young was married to Mr. Ceo. Brantley. Several years niter his death she wns ours that baa fretted ua this winter. Also, they should consider the extraor­ married on the 14th duy of July IK70 to dinary weather condition« of the north, Mr. J. E. Pace. Mr and Mrs. Pace en­ joyed u king nnd hnppy married life. I>e•hlch they have escaped from. The fact It. that by contrast even this ilig entirely ctuigriii.il and control in winter in Florida has been to far superior each others love and companionship As ts that of anythingdlahed out In America a girl nnd young wumuii Mrs. Puce was full of life and bright spirit and entered lh*l we should all be duly thankful. But has It been to bad! The early wln- heartily into the enjoyment of the asso­ Ur was delightful and but for the molst- ciations and pleasures of the young, but are It would have been so the entire sen- when morried she became fond of home •oo- Nor has it been so cold os to injure nnd evinced n due appreciation of Its ihe most tAider tropical foliage, whilst for duties nnd responsibilities. Slie wns n most winter Vegetable growing It has been kind neighbor and true friend, and her MesL The farmer, the gardener and the greatest pleasure wns found in minister fruit grower thanks his lucky stars that ing to others in n quirt nnd unobtrusive for his purposes nature did all the Irrigat­ wny. By her ilioughtful benevolence slip ing this year, whereas, ordinarily, at this brought real help and pleasure to many, of whom the world knew not Having •««son the soil Is as dry as punk. Therefore, let the climate seeker rejoice no children of her own. her strong mother­ with us that there has been plenty garden ly instinct went to the children of others Mas to eat and that seldom has there been to whom she opened her heart and home, w fine a prospect for a bumper orange bestowing upon them her loving and generous care and training *them for crop And If our friendly fruit-finders want honorable and useful lives. This love for MtUfoctlon for loon of the dally sunshine children she continued to manifest till ■•»ally tbelr Florida'portion, let them Im- the dose of her life. The moat recent • # im bow we Floridian» may have to roast child of adopting love. Edward Lane, her *• “nmkr for the want of the moisture nephew, had been a member of her Mnl generally event bp the year through. home from infancy. During her last Ill­ *»• promise that li our friend» will ness he was a student at Stetson Univer­ have patience we’ll show them more sity. With all the anxiety of a mother JMMliul sunshine during the next two she would Inquire about him, expressing MDoths than they ever dreamed of.—Or- the desire that he be recalled home while her consciousness still lingered. The boy • d o Citizen. so dear to her heart came and when shr looked upon him In recognition she seemed M ission S tu d y Circle ' Mltklon Study Circle, ooe of the satis jed, as if she had looked upon her JPWtaMats oi the Mlsslonsry society own son. The end soon came and the « the Methodist church, held their regu beautiful sweet life had passed in the * «Meting with a large attendance of beyound- Its fragrance had been breath­ and several visitors at the ed upon the world and the memory of iia of Mrs. W. W. Abernathy. Tues- beauty and sweetness will remain as a MT afternoon. After a short devotional perpetual treasure. For several years Mrs. Pace had not lead by Mrs. i t V- Perry, third of the Missionary society been well, yet she was patient and cheer­ of the mission study ful and retained her Interest In home and tithing departm ent, the friendo. All that »devoted and generous Program for the afternoon: husband, nnd skilled physicians and by a n instructive talk on faithful nurses and friends could do for a _,. by Mr».’ Perry. The second her comfort and recovery was cheerfully done, and no effort was spared to gratify her every desire. In the home which she Mrs. cherished and surrounded by weeping K. the ng loved ones, site quietly passed away. Follow of Lillian -><There ore left to mourn tier departure a devoted husband, the tender and faithipookm of her years. or« sister, ful in Mit. . C- D o rk ops brother Algernon atti* l: Speer and m any rrlnttvrs nnd friends t o 1 kh *Y»ViViYi»Wi^vYAYiWiYriVfhViWVAYVinY(iMfAViVivW^i,AY(yiYiYri7A>Y1iWViW<SftWi‘AYiWVA. whom her memory is dear. Funeral ser­ vices were held in the Presbyterian church A N N O U N C E M E N T Sonfusd. (he day following her death, conducted by Rev. J. F. McKinnon, former A ft e r lo o k in g over y o n r b e a u tifu l S ta te o f F lo rid a fo r some tim e , I pastor, and her body was laid to rest in Melrose retnetery The sympathy of the £ have decided to make in y ho m e am ong you. community goes out to the.bercoved loved I have opened a J e w e lry S to re at 105 P a lm e tto A v e n u e o n th e ones in their sorrow f 1 he Weloku Club N o tes Tuesday afternoon ihr club members, with nine visitors, wrre delightfully en­ tertained by a pleating musleiil program, and several readings by Mrs. J Barnes,, who ts so generous with her distinctive reading Mrs. Ilarnet lies afforded the audiences uf Sanford a real treat tins winter The following program was renderrd . n i i r r l i m ix u f th e C ity L lu ll. A f t e r u v e r t h i r ty year* J e w e lry B u iin e *« I feel c o n fid e n t th a t L w il l be able to take care o f your -S repairs in W atches. C locks, Je w e lry. S ilv e rw a re . S pectacles, etc., to your £ e n tire sa tisfa ctio n . | A l l w o rk guaranteed. I w ill have a fu ll lin e o f W atches. C locks. J e w e lry . S il verw arc. C u t ^ Glass, H a n d P a in te d C h in a , as soon as I can get th e m here. £ at { n o t satisfactory. C la f fn r f M iln ifify , Mr« J W harnra Mr« Rr«riy Mia« Olive Mill s a i'm iia n U I Vnral Snlo d u re nr« M a h o n s R**A*llng Mr« j W Unm et In strum ental lh»rt Mr« Thraaher anti Ml«« Frank ^ replace any lens in case you break yo u r «pecks at reasonable p rices Aftrr the interesting program tea nnd wafers were served by the hostess. Mrs (hiver and her assistants. Misses Keelor. Howler and Whitner The art iirngrnm announced in the year hnnk for Fell I Sih will lie held Thursday. March 21st. Club members are requested to bear In mind the change of dote Mrs. Samuel Pulestnn. chairman The leap year dance for Feh 27th has b e e n post (Mined The club rooms will he o p e n T u esd ay e v e n in g from 3 until II o dock for in e m lie rs a n d thru guests F eh 29th. l.iterntuae—Scotch-Irish Day Mrs S O Shinholsrr. chairman | . I w ill my handle n o th in g h u t the l>est o f G oods, and a n y th in g I ca rry a f u ll Vnral Solo NeAstmj Ykolin SaJo S bought store can be e tchanged fo r a n y th in g else or m o n e y re fu n d e d i f lin e o f O p tic a l Goods. Save th e pieces and I w ill A s k in g you a share o f yo u r business I atn, yours re s p e ctfu lly THEO SCHAAL W a t c h m a k e r and J e w e le r W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AQENT8 General Fire Insurance Orri«« with HOLDEN REAL E STAT E CO S a n fo rd . - F lo r id a THE COLE NO. 7 FOR DYSPEPSIA. Y»u Rlik No Monijr If You T ry This Remedy. W o w a n t ••very o n e tro u b le s! w ith ( tnrtl|T*v**tIon n n d d y n p e p sln to c o m e to o u r n to r r m a t r>I•(n 1ti n In n u f H o la ll |i y « |- p n l a T a b le ts 1 'h ey c o n ta i n ills- | n in th S u tm lt r a t e a n d 1‘e p s ln c a re fu lly c u in td lie d so an to d e v e lo p t h e i r great e at (lo w er to o v e rc o m e d ig e s tiv e d l* turbance. It e io ll P p *r*ep«la T a b lets ara ve ry pleasant to take. T tiey tend to soothe the Irritab le. w eak stom ach, to strengthen and In vig o ra te th e d lg e s tlv s orgnn*. to r e lie v e nnuson and In d ig es­ tion. thus p rom otin g n u trition and brin gin g afmtit a feelin g o f c o m fo rt. I f yon g iv e Ile x s ll Dyspc|**ln T *t> lets n reason able trial w e w ill return you r m oney If y<»o sra not satisfied w ith the re s u lt T h re e titrm , 23 cents. M) cents, and $100 H e m em tier, you ' can obfnln Ilesn ll tlcm cd lea only at our s to r w -T h s It e iu ll Htore. L. R. PHILIPS A 00. f f Money-making »train* for m arket grower» 1 Suk«.’ “ Bm *7 B«.t Early" T « U . A » iuw wherever grown. Especially ia the South. Pit. I0ci at. 40c; Mlb. s i.00; lb. $3.75. Slokt»' Standard Special Clebe Teaoata. The knot ia the world. * Special Straiaa of Ber«. Cucumber, Marknrluo, \V«lrtmelon, etc. Send me your lid o( teed want« and 1*11 quote you my >|>mal wholesale p rvri lor i market gaitlenera. Al any rate, write I today Ior my ka.dtoaM ill.ttraled cataleg I For Diversified Farming There are no defects In the Cole Planter, li ia simple, strong, lasts a long time and is easy to run The Cole plants In Just the right way Corn, Peas, Bean, P ea­ nuts, Soja Beans. Velvet Beans, Cantaloupes and Watermelons. The Cole plants each one of these crops Just as well as if It had been made specially for the crop. In fact, there is a special piste for each kind of seed, and then you can fertilize as you plant, thereby saving much labor. The Cole has all the necessary adjustm ents for number 'of seed in the hill, the distance apart nnd the depth. All changes and adjustm ents are simple and easy for any form hand. There are a number of good planters on the iparket. but the best of them Is not equal to the Cole. It will pay you to throw any of them away and buy the Cole You will make money by doing it. , ■„ W E ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE QF HAND PLANTERS HILL HARDWARE CO. COR. f ir s t h a n d San ford - o a k Florida A/?>$£■ �T K HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I. A nuur, tartw ao rarely u cebtrmUutioa of retail n * il order builoeaa in cities continue*. The American country town preserve* better than the crowded d ty and better than the lonely ranch and isolated farm life, the things that make America greet. Here la thieae country towns tbc spirit of neigh' beelines* la the prevailing spirit. Uea come to know one another, and when any two human being* can come to know each other, in the one which is intelligent and wise, respect always arises for the other. To know one's fellows always is to sym­ pathize with them, Neighborhoesa spelts fraternity. The American conn try town with it* circle of friend*. and its doae homely and simple relations between men. with its spirit of co-operation and w iihlta economic taste*, that permit the creation of no indecently rich, and to ab>ectly poor, the American cannery town it seem* to me, b the moat hopeful of oar Ameri­ can InaUtuuoaa. 8 H IN C LE 8 • D y a l- U p c h u r c h B u ild in g , J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a Our stock is W ell Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. If y o u r dealer Steinway & Sons ' • — Behr Bros. - Ma “Crown" Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer n o w » » a siK o a s caamdaie While The HeraU is dtspooed to S e n d f o r C a ta lo g u e s , P ric e s and T e r m s FLORIDA ^ S J A C K S O N V IL L E iiiiiia u in v ^ ' r ä I * I I I Ï I I ( f i li i 1 1 1 1 M l YOU’LL RELISH O U R R E LISH E S when you try them Tb<-\ . ■••• ih.it deiiejous home meOf r* . - •hai mother used to be *o {r but you can have a much grt-jv ■ nin­ ety here than wa? ever f* - • • t at home. Try some of the De- >uri-as a chaige. People who taste mem declare them delicious P A T CASH a n d SAVE MONEY. Peoples Cash Grocery Oot Z*lU Lw a r ¿mi-S, , First S treet __ \ /* V \ -j } ” P ^ Ê r'" -'s o ' i ^_ frS j ^ y We Draw your Attention To thé fact that th e pr>c- -/ 'j - e Und* il on ih* n*e (V-.w-; * those who i**j now w>i rr t most bese£t. V IO t jy N. — , ' A Sd*>»oro r oitat If yon hn* farsa U a d i » t ad»v*e tt. now Even if >na t i * f : esuagb it wi2 p » j r » is ____ rJ J Com* and have a u l l w.t*. wsa be é m M y to r » ♦ HOWAÜD-PACXAKD LAN! We Make Ercrythiûf Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK A V E N U E PRACTICAL „ POLITICAL _ ANNOUNCEMENTS Cogoer Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch oi the CRT \ ’ system o f B m ìpe» CoBega,ié the Worìd—fiTyears' ssec«*. lgraduates. More than löö /hi^h-grade instructors. Contri.** to secare graduates POSITIONS or REFUND MONEY. Ini bv more Fionda and Georgia Bankers and other besiness - n ALL OTHER Florida and Georgia business colleges e o c ^ f abo teach BY MAIL. Catalogne FR EE A. H_ JAMES. Manager, hdsccvLic f Subscribe for The Herald and �" T [ "ÏW* ; ÍNFTK n - *- K - = 7 » '■■f&rra i « " ' l^ - 1 •V .. % R rtbmry 23,19(2 THE SANFORD HERALD F. L. Woodruff Is going to move Spec­ The best chicken form proposition in the cuuntry. House, laud and stock on ial prices on shoes. 43-if reasonable terms. R. H. Marks. 48-3tc 9 Business Change—Being unable to con­ ForSsle—75 Rhode Island Red Hens, tinue the business of phntography carried One year old. SI each. Eggs for hatch­ on by the late J. C. Ensminger in San­ ing *5 per 100. D. W. Clauses. Longwood. 49-4t-p ford since 1883 we have disposed of it to Fla. Want a loan of *425 on ten acres of Mr. W. 1L Leigh who will take chnrge unimproved land located on Beanlnll ave­ 0 J. H. Barae», of Wllklnsburg, Po- U the as soon as the new studio can be finished nue Imiirovcd property surrounds the upstairs in the present location. We guest of bis «on. J. If. Barnes, Jr. land. Address Box 867. 49-41 Urs. H. E. Hester motored to Orlando wist) to thank all in Sanford and vicinity Lost—Tuesday between Sanford and lake who havo been patrons of the gallery iu Onaro or in city, a pair of green plush lap yesterday In her Overland roadster. years past for their custom and to com robes. Reward. Leave at Herald office. Urs. Ryan o f'P a la tk n la visiting her 2-t p mend Mr. Heigh to them-both as an ex­ daughter Urs. A. Mahoney of this city. For Sale—Good Jersey cow. S. McDuffie, perienced and able photographer and as ^Jlrv Yelser and Mias Vivian are spend- a pleasant gentleman. Mrs. J. C. Fred just back of car shops, near gas plant. 2tp For Sale—A pretty Florida home on lag ths weekend in Jacksonville, visiting P.. Mary B. and Carrie L Ensminger. Silver Lake. C. F. Williome, Box 923 friends Sanford Fla., or phone 201. 33-tf 45-Frl-8tp The young people enjoyed one of their One of the most suitable tracts of land For a good tohie and home cooking come very pleasant dances in the ball Thurs­ to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates in Florida, near the beautiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you want good day evening. IS per week. 24-1/ land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let this offer slip by. Write to J. I Miss Effle Lawson of Kissimmee was F. SundelL Lake Mary. Fla. 37-tf Pay Y our Poll Taxes Now the charming guest of Miss Edith Stewart You W ont—Day old chicks from Pot­ The last legislature passed a law mak­ levers! days last week. ter's winter layers. R. I. Reds or S. C. ing the general election law applicable to v^Urs. & N. Yowell of Orlando, mother of White Leghorns. Place your order now. ■ 45-tic Arthur Yowell spent Thurday in the city, the holding of primary élections. In con- E. R. Potter. Sanfonl. For Sale—Eggs from my heavy laying the guest oi Ur. and Urs. J. K. Hettinger serjuence of this Taw Saturday. March 9ih will be the last day on which poll taxes strains of I. R. ducks and R. 1. Red hens, and family. cun be paid to qualify voters to vote in *1.00 per 13. *2.00 per 30. U. S. Mikcscll. B. F. Houser has returned to the city, the primary on April 30th. The general Monroe L R. Duck Farm, R. F. D. 2. 46-tp after spending the past six months In For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms. election law provides thut poll tyxes must Tampa; and cxpecta to remain here per­ be paid on or before the second Saturday Apply 407 Magnolia for particulars. 39-tf manently. His many friends are glad to For Rent—Nine room house. Apply of the proceeding month in which n gen­ welcome him back home. eral or special election is held. If you K. G. Waldron. Roberts' Grocery. 48-2t Hurry your grape vine planting, as best Carpenters were busy dll'of yestefday wont to vote in the coming Democratic erecting what looked at first like a gallows, primary be sure thut you qualify fur same time is passing. Have a few on hand for immediate delivery. Plant Ainoor Privet hut afterward turned to be a platform for by paying your poll tnx before the *Jth of for hedge and secure bentiful and ever­ Dr. Livingston's Medicine Show, which is March lasting iitclowire. Cut flowers and plants, t-f nursery stock. L. H. Temple, phono 156. icbcdulcd to occur nlghtl y. 3Zdr Eggs Tor Hatching Ur. Albert Seigb, of- the firm of Palmer I bought five tracts of flno land three Get the White Wing strain winners a t A Seigh. Is e n te ru in li£ his mother, also years ago. I improved and cultivated his cousin. Mr. Herbert Brown, of Jo h n s­ Orange county fair. Singlo Comb White them. Well located. 1 want one for a town. Pa; They expect to spend the. wln- Legh(>rn». Single^gComb- Khoda Island home and trucking See me for bargains led». TndiiiUi-JIunhee Duck*: Eggs for on others. Lev4_BD»fo»d.— Juau.soutU.oL tss hero, returning in the spring. . — Crystul Ice Factory. 27-tf hatching and slock (or sale. Orders book­ Mrs. J. D. Hurled of Denver, Colorado, Dunl forget to try the dried chipped V beef— chiptnal while you wait at W. W. sod Mrs. J. W. Brown of Kansas City. ed for btlby chicks and duckling. White W ing P oult* y F arm. Longs grocery. * 15-tf Kansas, ore guests of their relatives Mr. W J Wilson. Proprietor, Ten acres of good land for sale ut a and Mrs. J. D. Jinkins and H. V. Perry, bnrgnirr—Thrre acres cleared nnd rrnjv S A N F O R D ------ — Siinrufd. fth - FLORIDA Who it so aunt of Mrs. Ilusted and Mrs ped Inst season. Alt under fence. Near Brown. loading station oil traction line Almost Duy Old Chicks given nway. Particulars nt Herald Jno. D. Babbage, traveling representsDay old chicks from Potter’s winter lay­ Office live of the Lonston Monotype Machine ers now ready Order now For Sail'— Full blood English Bull Pup­ Co., of Philadelphia, spent several days of pies. P. O. Box 1183. Sanford. Vick ZerE. R. Pun tit, this week in the city and dosed a deal nonean. 41-IHt-p tfSanford. Fla with The Herald for one of these typesetFor Sale—Good saddle mare and driver, new Rock Hill surrey and new saddle, j * ting machines. At th e lplscop.il Church Wltolo outfit will be sold for $200. half Y ou w iini th e S easo n s L atest S ty le s— ^ W. C. Davey, the new manager of the There will be two services at the Holy cash R. J. Holly, Herald Longwood Hotel, w<is In the d ty yester- Cross Episcopal chun li next Sunday morn­ T h n t's w h a t you fiet a t o u r S to re For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty (waring dsy. and reportsa most prosperous season ing and evening. Subject of the evening orange trees. 50 peach trees, also very st this popular hostelery. The I^mgwood discourse “ What shall we do with the i large bearing pear trees, moil re n 5-rooin cottage, front and back jxirches. fanes Is tbs favorite resort of the tourists, am) Hereafter I he public is cordially u n ti­ broth Golden Lake, 3 miles south cost of many of them arc stopping over there ed to attend. Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street rnilm ry week. wuy, uUo Oveldo railroad. Fine drinking witter, good bathing, fishing nnd swimfo r Ih r High School J. T. Murphy, one of the owners pf the a r e th e n e w e st— but som e w an t mlng. Also 10 acre tract of tbe very Under the auspices of the Athletic As­ Telegraph at Superior, Wisconsin, was n best celery and lettuce land, well located. P la in P u m p s a n d S tr a p Pum ps, Ctlier at The Herald office yesterday Mr sociation of the Sanford HirIi School H mile west Cameron City, less than a so we h a v e pro v id ed for th e dif­ Murphy and family arc spending the win­ there wifi be an entertainm ent given at quarter of mile from Sanford traction curb tie. Land lias a gentle slope from fere n t taste s. ter In Florida, and expect to return to San­ the High School Auditorium Friday even­ North to South End. so there will never ford in « few weeks and make the cele­ ing. Feb. 23rd. The entertainment will he any danger of soured land. Guaran­ W e h a v e ju st w h a t you w ant an d brated St. Johns river trip to the house­ be given by Mias Clara Morrow, reader. teed to get flowing wells on land. Rea­ c a n fit you. Miss Olive Morrow, vocalist, and Mr. sonable price, and terms to suit. Ad­ boat 6<mlnole. dress box 1127 City. 2-lf5 Clarence Mahoney, pianist. p Coburn's Minstrels played a return en­ W. II Underwood now has a first class Miss Clara Morrow comes to us higuly gagement si the Imperial last n ig h t They FEET horse thocr nnd blacksmith and can must have thought their first appearance recommeuded ns nn elocutionist from guarantee all work of tills nature Your n i 1 ER would warrant another appearanoe. a be- ^ 1,0 Her program will be n varied one. horses ran be assured of the best kind Sanford, f lorida PHONE 69 Of work In this line. See Underwood list that was not (hared by the people o f , the readings being pathetic, patriotic. when your horse nerds shoes. 45-lf Sanford. The theatre-goers know a good | musical and humorous, several numbers For Side—By owner One live ucr« tract >* >+* ->++++++•>+-> « 4 * ^ 4 «❖ ■k *•:•■:■+ + « •+ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ minstrel show when they aeo I t Respect­ being given In costume. for home in sou liter n part of city. Box The entertainment will begin at 8:30 fully referred to Mr. Coburn. 473. 44 6tp o'clock sharp ut the popular prices of 25 Cottage for Rent—914 Park avenue. Wade, too Tuner. Orlando. tf and 35 cents Address Box 843. City. 44-tf Tyrolean Alpine Singer«, B est A t­ For Sale—The old Markham Farm of 14 M I L E S S O U T H O F SANFORD 160 acres. No reasonable offer refused, tr itio n of Season. At High School and satisfactory terms will be given. DelUcrrd D ue Lecture Auditorium Monday Might tocaiion o n rù J ft U i w r t o One hundred acres are cleared and fenced. Rev Adalbert L Hudson, Billings lec- Address Don I buy shoes until you hove seen i w o U k r t , 40 « c . c » p A i k i , m o t i c o m p i e t a nil communications to J E Har­ • ttirc fiv « L o ft! in in tarlo* F lo r id a . O r a n f v Woodru/Ta Special removal prices. 28-tf turer of the American Unitarian Associa­ ris. Sanford. FI». General Delivery P- O. ffo % r a n d i l i i m u M i n f o U frac Io f u e t t i 43-c tion delivered nn address at the Congre­ We are equipped to handle your repair 5 0 0 li« f of p u m , cu ti ne a n d a rrv ic a i n i * For Sale—A truck form located at Mon­ gational church Tuesday night last. Mr. AI BEAUTIFUL •wL Sanfonl Machine A Garage Co. c la n , fm ett w a tt* a u p p lv. A n id e a l w ia Hudson Is one of the most eminent min­ roe. Famous for being the most produc­ te* borni. Kidfl eul tod Ki ut frMBtf. tive section of the celery delta where isters in the Unitarian church and those fanning Is always profitable. Tiled, with ALTAMONTE SPRINGS All kinds of repair work. Sanford Mowho attended were Impressed with the the best of flowing well, a fine two story A Garage Co. fri-48-tf FLORIDA G. W. C. BATES fit SON, Props. dear, logical and beautiful presentation residence, tenant bouse and out buildings, One and two horse wagons with celery of the Unitarian faith. The choir of the •hade and fruit trees, 30 feet from load­ .Owed side bodies at Underwood's, frl-7-tf Congregational church kindly assisted ing platform on a one rate route. House / right in town of two stores, school and Antoes and carriage painting at Un- and rendered two fine selections, “Abide church nnd other conveniences. Will give " nrood'*- First class work. frl-3-tf With Me" and "Nearer My God to Thee." you a bargain. U. S. Mikcscll, P, O. San­ » + + + + ♦ + + + + * ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ + ♦ +♦♦+++»+■ ♦ + + + ♦ + ♦ + + ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + » 4G-4tp During January and February several ford. Tyrolean Alpine Singers. Beit At* LOST— Hand painted belt pin. Return usctlon of Season. At High School services have been held In' Sanford conto II erald office. 2tp conducted by Rev. Eleanor E. Gordon. AhdHorlum. Monday Night. For Sale— Hound pups for »ale. $3.00 Oo you need thoetT Get them at re- Miss Gordon is a well known minister of each. White Minorca hens *1.25 each. the Unitarian diureh of Sioux Citv. Iowa, R. B. Lynch. R. F. D. No. I. City. 45-lf *«*<1 prices at Woodruff«. T3-tf and has also been conducting services in For Sale—100.000 Bermuda Onion sets Gas engine repair«. Sanford Machine Orlando. On last Sunday services were at *1.00 per 1000 F D. Downer nt Mon­ * Gw«S* Co. fri-48-tf 47-3lp held In Orlando by Miss Gordon at the roe Station. Furnished House For Rent—Flvo rooms JJew goods arriving at W. W.~ Longs Pastime Theatre. She was assisted by Do you want a Full Bloom and one that wlU “ « w y -g lv B him a~ caiL frt-13-if * Rev. Thos. Vonness of Boston, a promi­ and bath, well located- Mrs. Jessie Speer, 703 Oak Ave. 46-l/c Set Fruit? USE IDEAL FERTILIZER. Wag your old tire« to Sanford Machine nent Unitarian divine who la touring the • ' V. » Eggs For Setting—Pure stock only. U n 'i* Co. for vulcanic ng. frt-48-tf south. The Unitarian church in Jackson­ Duck eggs. Indian Runner IS for *1.50, Do you want the Fruit to Stay on? USE Tyrolean Alpine Singer«. Belt At- ville u one of the most beautiful in thut chickens eggs. Black Minorca», pure Rhode IDEAL FERTILIZER ««etlon or Seaton. At High School d ty . Rev. Sami. Nobba la the resident Island Reds that are really red 15 for *1.00. Address T. U. Taylor. Leesbury Right Materials, Right Proportions, and Right pastor. Early In March Dr. Samuel Elliot, Flo. "WHarlum. Monday night. 47-tf i,y Combinations are the Secret of the Success Wanted—Agents for the greatest mnney .J“*. N' deV* Howard bai returned from president of the American Unitarian Al­ which comes when you USE IDEAL FERTILIZER ■»»each «ml can be found at his resi- lo catio n and «on of. Pres. Chits. Elliot of maker ever offered an agent. Addteta Pasco Novelty Co.. Pasco, Fla. 48-7tp In tbe morning« and his office In Howard College will visit Jacksonville For Greatest Value of Plant Food BUY IDEAL W ant—Second-hand 2-horse wagon with and la expected to indude Sanford and rv®Mvaola|a, 40-tf FERTILIZER . . . , .Y 3H or 4 Inch tires. Mutt be cheap for Orlando on his trip. Our United States Box 807, •* 47-4 l-c i f . G*te a t * Home has brought down Senator, Duncan U. Fletcher is a promi­ cash. For Sale— Wholes lie fresh water fish m Z*.“ ‘ h « * of living. Only * 4.00 per nent member of tbe Jacksonville church. business Including launches, boats and r™ the finest table board In the d ty . Send for our Tree Book entitled -THE PROMISING GROVE" nets, doing good but! nett. Reason for Paster. gg selling. Box 965, Sanfonl. 2-t-p Wanted—Lettuce plants for shipm ent In ^to l-G o In g —At reduced prices! All lots 10,000 to 300,000. Phnne or write at 1 of i t Woodruff*«. 48-tf once. J, W. Barnes, Jr., Phone 235, San­ Local Branch W arehouse 48-2p you tried the Sirrine Hauser 4th All Local A dvertisem ent« Under This ford. Fin. Jacksonville, Florida R. C. Maswall, Manager M Ptknetto- IT oot got a meal ticket. Heading. Three Cent« a Llisa Each issu e For Sale—Prixe winning Indian Runner duck eggs, *2.50 setting. F. S. Gibson, m u n n n itin ii ,1 >; MU ' 48-3ip ,T y r ok an AlAtat S ingers. Best At- . Wanted—Girl or woman to assist with R .F . D.3. housework. 410 Myrtle. 4*-4tp For Sale—Pigs, one dollar each If taken t Season. At H im School A rare chance for a mechanic, for lesa right away. R. a Lynch, F . R. No. 1, than *500.00. See R, IL Macks. 4 M « Benford4S4to Y . ’ u- . ■V * «* UR spring Hats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dented. . We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? AS T y ! ; -M Ï r-1 •« H Clothier and Men s Furnisher « I* For the New Spring Season £• C o l o n i a l s ! îj E. G. DUCKWORTH ...The... A ltam o n te Spring Fertilizing ! Vi Ideal Fertilizers ! ■M l m Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Herald . HP �Ilk - a f e lïr Æ . m City Council Meets City Council m et In regular session February 19th, a t 730 p. m. I Present T. J. Miller president. Geo. Fox Jr* P. M. Elder. W. H. Underwood. B. W. Herndon, F. L Woodruff. Absent W. S. Hand. liilll The minutes of the last meeting read aod approved. Mrs. Parker and others appeared and m ade complaint against the m in n tr In which the A. C. L. Ry* blocked the cross­ ings and switched at all hours of the night. Moved and second that this com­ plaint be referred to the Ordinance com­ m ittee and that they be instructed to prepare an Ordinance to cover this case and report at the next meeting. Canted Moved and seconded that the request of Moos and Marr to use the City Streets and lot &e denied. Canted. Moved and seconded that matter of sidewalk between the city and Mr. Harper be referred to the Street Committee and tha City Engineer. Carried. The City Engineer being present, the m stter was discussed and tha (¿flowing motion was moda and seconded.that the City offer Mr. Harper one half of his account as paym ent In full. Carried. Moved and seconded that klr. Wood­ ruff be authorised to have a m ap of the City made. . Moved and seconded that the following Ordinances be read by title only and placed on their second read! ng; An Or­ dinance prohibiting minors from fre­ quenting Pool Rooms; Ati O rdlnart» fintltied An Ordinance prohibiting the sale of near beer on Sunday; An Ordinance An Ordinance prohibiting the of .ooaoohlod weapons; An U rd ln a n c * in h ib itin g the sale of intoxicat­ ing liquors Carried. They were then read by title and passed their second by unamous vote. A Voucher was outvied dnrwn in favor of Mrs. Drown for S2000 on acconnt board of Capt. Tarver. On motion the council now adjourned. J iV 1 li® I February 23. )9lJ THE SANFORD HERALD ^ ’M t I, f m i Ì l i .¡è 3:1It ft itf" Helping Hand Society The meeting of the Helping Hand So­ ciety Tuesday evening, ai the home of M itt Clara Millen was largely attended by the members nnd their invited friends. The mission study class was as usual conducted by Mrs. EL E. Cox, nt tiie con­ clusion of which the society enjoyed n pleasant evening of music, recitations' and n very interesting and amusing word contest. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell entertained those present by her delightful recitation, "The Two Roads" She also obligingly responded with several encores. Misses Ruth Stcwarl ond Miss Ruby Belts ployed an Insirumentnl duet. Miss Edith Slewart read the interfiling account written by Dr. Hatcher Of his visit to Florida, which was much enjoyed. After the pleasant program was completed, deli­ cious Ice cream and cake were served. Beard R etu rn s to rio rld o Hon. John S. Beard, formerly suite sen­ ator from Escambia county, at one time candidate for the United Stntcs senate ond delegate on many occasions to nu­ merous Democratic conventions, is to re­ turn to Florida. In October he will move to Florida, having clecteJ Pensacola as his future home. CoL Beard has renounced any further active participation in political life. He expects to spend the remainder of his days in the practice of his chosen profes­ sion—the law—and will not permit any ambition for office to allure him from its pursuit. He has been away from Florida, whero for many years he was one of the best known and most picturesque personalities for two years. He has a homo ill S taun­ ton, Vn. F o rs te r's New S anitarium Davis Forster has recently opened up a thirty-three room sanitarium nt Hawk's Park near New Smyrna. The lo­ cation is ideal, being on the beautiful In­ dian River and within a short distance from old Ocean’s roll, and if the patients under Dr. Forster's skillful care and the Influence of the surroundings do not re­ cover the case will bfi hopeless indeed. Dr. Forster has not deserted Sanford entirely but wilt be here every Thursday morning at his office la the Peoples Bank building. -.V While the people bate to lose Dr. Forster and Mrs. Forster they ore glad to know- that "The Shelter” la prospering (ram the start and the genial Doctor la making good In his new Held. Athletic Club for Santord The committee In charge of the ath­ letics of tha recent Field Day, as a result of the success that attended their efforts w e resolved to organize an athletic d u b for the benefit of the boys and young m en of our cjty. There Is no reoson why 8aoford should hire her athletes from Other .barga. W elthv« plenty of good n u Meia) tight herd but it needs developing. 'Our city will be pply as good as its men. ^‘"'^ftfetjiejflepds. bowxe fighters and oniko even good ornaments. flrntkn«Jin(i trill be bald ,'nt Holden ternoon a t four, Come Dd leant -something better than waltz. Learn to be Venerable Flrsless Cooker. Among th e countiess Inventions on which the m odern world Is accust^m od to prido Itself, th e tireless cooker has had a m odest but hitherto unquestlonAl place. If, however, th e re are now Things u n d er tho sun, the tireless cooker Is not one of them, for the dovlep tu rn s out to be at least ns old aa roe C hristian era, and probably much older. Ftledlander, In his "Ro­ man Lire and Manners," aaya th at e'very Jew ish household had a basket filled with hay. In which food pre­ pared on F tlday waa kept w arm until the Babbath—Saturday. It la ad In­ teresting queatlon whether th e mod­ ern tireless cooker la an independent modern developm ent of the sam e prin­ ciple, or th e d irect descendant of (he Jewish bay-baskets. of the flret cen­ tury.—Youth's Companion. All In the Name. "Funny thing about nam es,“ saya Noah Count of Chlggerblte. “Now, there waa my old friend, Yulo B. Blck, H e started In th e drug business and plastered all over town: T a k e Our Drugs. Yule B. Blck. T he Busy Cor­ n e r / Well, ho didn't have any more trad e than a r a b b it So one day ho takes a squint a t th at algn and sees w hat's the m attor. Had a sudden In­ spiration and ra n for a sign painter. The next day, all over tow n was: •Take Our Drug«, Y. B. Sick? The Dusy C om er.' And now he'a tho rioh^ e st man In this hero town."— Kansas City Elar. T he R e to rt P o litic a l. Jerom e 8. McWade, the m illionaire collector, la id a t a political banquet to-Duluth*- ,fl *— by lb * pApare th a t a lady In high official life recently set down her position as ‘a servant's wife'—explaining th at her husband waa a serv an t of the people. Well, th s L , rem inds mo." Mr. McWade smiled. ‘T h n t rem inds me." he sold, “of a stump speaker who shouted from his stum p: 'Wo politicians are tho slaves of tho publlct' 'No wondor, then,' growled n man in the front row, 'that tho whole world is In favor of slavery’s abolition.’ ” Periods for Viewing Meteors. An exam ination of tho records ot shooting sta r observations m ade in Bristol during tho years 1866 to 1911 shows th at tho frequency of m eteors Is maximum tow ards tho end of July and the beginning of August. During the first six months of the year the total num ber of meteors observed Oh a clear, m oonless night Is only about six per hour. At tho beginning or July tbo frequency Increases, and 'at­ tains its maximum, slxly-nlno per hour, on August 10. Tho m ean for tho entire year is twenty-four m eteors per hour. THE UTILIZATION Of WASTE products to the very fullest extent is. of course, the nlm of every Industrialist, and the Wood Wnste Distilleries Co., Wheel­ ing. West Virginia, IJ. S. A., certainly makes this jxniihJe in the case of the waste material of wood working estab­ lishments. By means of their distilling apparatus, ranging from n capacity of 5 to 500 gnli., the industrial alcohol nnd turpentine contained in sawdust are effectively extracted, while the resultant filler is ready for paper manufacturers. This Hill will actually pay for Itself over nnd over again every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign ftuit canning companies, chemical works, saw mills, varnish mak­ ers, oil refineries, sugar refineries, etc., cannot fail to find it a profitable acqui­ sition.—R. G Dun's International Review If you are Interested in utilizing waste for profits, send 5o for a copy of the Illus­ trated Wood Waste Distilleries News, Wheeling. W. Va. htnd sad Officisi Seal this 23rd dsy of lamtsry, A. D. 1012. W. S, llm m . FREE IF IT FAILS. Yatrr Morray Back If You Aro Not Bat Isfiad With tha Madlolna Ws Recommend. Wo are so positive th at our remedy will perm anently relieve constipation no m atter how chronic It may be. that we offer to fum U h the medicine at ouy expense should It fall to produce satis­ factory reanlts. I t la worse than uaelena to attem pt to cu re constipation w ith cathartic drugs. L axative or cathartic* do much harm. They cause a reaction, Irritate, nnd weaken tho boweta and tend to make constipation more chronic. Be ■Ides, th eir use becomes n habit that la dangerous. Constipation la caused by a wenknoas of tho nerves and m uscles of the lnrlre Intestine or descending colon. To ex­ pect perm anent relief you must there fore tone up and strengthen these or­ gana and restore them to healthier so Uvlty. Wo w ant you to try R exall Orderlies on our recom m endation. They are ex crfetllngly pleasant to tak e, being eat en like candy, and are Ideal for chi! dren, delicate persons, an d old folks, a s 'w ell as for th e ro b u s t They act directly on th e nerves nnd'm uaclea of tbe bowels. They apparently have a neutral action on o th er nasoclote or gans or glands. They do not purge, reuse excesstve looseness, nor create any Inconvenience w hatever. They may bo taken at any time, dny or n ig h t They will positively relieve chronic or habitual constipation, 1f-not of surgical variety, fend the m yriads of nssoclntr or dependent chronic ailment«. If taken with regularity for a reasonable length of time. liL to y v ta, 10 ccnttp 30 tablets. 23 cents; 60 tablets" BO cents. * Bold only at our «tore—T be Rexall Btnro. I- R. PHILPS A CO js th e C hurch On th e Job/ _ In attem pting to answer this question next Sunday night Rev. George B. Wald­ ron will bring together some of the xtnteinrnts made nl the Men and Religion Forwnnl Movement Conference whlci i e attended lids week in Jacksonville. It is his purpose t i handle the question with­ out gloves, nnd to put in a few blo»s straight from the shoulder. Men especial­ ly are invited 1 1 be present. At the Con­ gregational Church next Sunday night be­ ginning nt seven. “Where nr • the Proft$‘‘T will be Mr. Wnlilron's subject Sunday morning. i Tho Stove That Uses Either Gasoline ! o r 0 || B u rn s more Air a n d Lesâ Gasoline th a n all others. P e rfec t Combus­ tion. P u re Fire. A b so lu te ly Safe. No Sm oke. No Odor. Simple a n d D urable. Absolutely Clean LALL X IN THE T he Oil S to v e s h a v e th e Best W ickless B u rn e rs iite jh e w orld, a ls o th e L a te s t- Im p ro v ed O pen G rates, full size to p a n d S u b s ta n tia l F ra m e . A P ow erful Cooker. No Troubl-e Always R ead y .................................... BURNER! ■ f t t e - f f l t e L J I H b '- Z Ask the Nan To Show You J u s t a c r o s s t h e street Rand Building “❖ ♦♦♦♦♦♦«i V A L E N T I N E ’.S D«vr ran 1IIT1 I LSPAR thi nk tllIC k IN C , XCCOUN r II t. R t. IS •IkiVaredk 1MMWte'l ÍMs Vtfetes* i o ,*/ £ r ii i n c rou N E E D W H I N IT H I L L M E I N .1 - R E C E I P T IV R E V E R T CENT E X P E N D E D - .4 PET­ TI R C R E D I T S T A N D ­ I N G —A VfJ R E L I E F IR O M T IIE U O R R Y Ot C I R R T IN G C U M on r n u R rr.RsoNi Water can never .turn it White—it’s WATERPROOF Made and Guaranteed PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD DEPOSITS INSURED AGAINST LOSS M. M. S M IT H , Prea . H. R. STEVENS, V-Prea. T h e V a rn is h y o u now u se on y o u r F lo o rs, W o o d w o rk , B o th room , e tc ., w ill tu r n w h ite . h) .TEST IT, AND THEN TEST^ VALSPAR Valentine & Com pany S o ld n n d Guaranteed by « . IMBDWAHEJCOMPANV. H. B. TO LAR , Cashier My Commission Expires. On this day peraonally appeared before me T. j. fIs mmill and r. V. Mammùt, to me known and known in mo to I—Ih» iwraans who sahocribnt the [orci Ini proposed ankles cf Incorporation, and acknowledged before me that be subscribed the t tm-f In witness whereof I have himmtn set my band and official arai this third day of February, A. D IBIS. H L K«tarr, Notary PubUe. State of Florida at large. Mjr Commission expires Dec. Illh. ISIS. Stats of Florida, County of Orange. 4 On Itila • day personalty appeared before me Franklin F. Davis and 11. K. Davis, to me known and km*n to me to ba tbe persons who subscribed ih. foregoing proposed articles of Incorpori raton. ard severally acknowledged before me that they aubeciibnl the same. to witness whereof t bare hereunto aet my hand amDdSçhd^seal this twenty-third day of January, J. J, DscsnooM. Notary Public My Commission I.«pires 4B-M4 Hay 6th. 1014. U N I F O R M IT Y One of thtf clearest points we make Is to have our work uni­ form from one yearns end to the other. We do not have good work to­ day and poor work tomorrow but we guarantee our customera a perfectly uniform high grade of work every day In the year. , / Drramtnrr ee nt* tenant. U. S L aud l>rre* at Gaonrrtu*. Fla . January fl, 1012 ' Notice it hereby liven that Edw[a_A Gilbert. wtMMMStoSda address Is Sanford, Florida, did on the f •worna._, purchase l... .... n DETROIT ? WILLIAMS &MILTEER Notary Public State ot florida. State of Florida, County of DuvaL Ì HAVE YOU SEEN THE ? tkm 12/Township 21 south. Range 31 east. TeliaMeridian, and tbe timber thereon, under the provisions of the act ict of Juna June 3, ]1878. and acts mrndatorr, known aa I he "Tiraiher and Stone at might be fixed by ap­ aw," at such value ____ _____ is aa praisement. and that, pursuant to such application the land and timber Iberroo hare been ei-nralsed at Fire lliindrtd Twenty Detlara. the limber ea* i Imsitd 40.000 board feet at 13 00 per M, and 40,000 board feet at 22-50 per M. and the land S220 00; thst said applicant will offer final propf In support of hit application and sworn statement on the 20ih day of March. 1912, before tbe cktk of tbe circuii court at Orlando, Fla. E Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase bohraraliy. or InlUstr a contestât any tuna bo­ te* patent Issues, by filing a cgrateraiwi^affP • We are enabled to do this be­ cause we bse nothing but the highest grade of laundering material«, the finest equipment and employ only skilled labor. ;_*.r*r i Don’t you think you would like to have u« do your laundry work? J . Looking fo r a Good H ouse to Ship Your Fruit and Vcgc REMEMBER tab les to? H o ro Is O n e o n t h o B e s t M a rk e t W r it* for 8 t*n o ll8 and M arkst R ep o rt* Today •Lf-.ti F. G. HEW ITT CO. W ssM n|t*n and Msrrlion t l r * * t s it» . L**, I New York wit t ) i Florida S h i p p e r s We want your consignments of •.... .. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES UV I T h a t w e h a v e e v e ry tocfliV f o r tu rn in g o u t n eat Pr * In g o f all k in d s. h e a d s , bill h e a d s , o ffi« »«tio n e r y , e tc ., t o m b **d JJ . A b e l o w e s t p r i c e s WJ* c l a s t w o rk w ill DAILY SALES at HI9HE8Y MAR­ KET PRICES. Prompt Retuma Progress Steam Laundry 305 307 . Cyprus K . Telephone 30 W. B. WHALEY & CO. 104 Market S t Charleston, S. C m *■ V wf 1* r T i tit c . i f 1 s _ - ¿ r : ?' £ V T ■ —L V r -------- j �....... T i l t SANFORD l i t RAID JOHN W. WATSON “Candidate for. Governor ” ' „ r «■ ™4 : PLANTERS OF ALL K IN D S . BOTH POW ER AND HAND For Beans Peas and Corn SÀ N FO R D ^ÌLA Noi le** In Coitaty J . C u u ri C Tu W i l l i a m Mi M ilititi Abolishing the convict lease system. Good roads all over the State made by convict* Federal aid for roads in Florida Lowest possible taxes consistent with properly maintain ing the State’s Institutions. a m . *»i w t i o m it m a y con 1 Blood Was Wrong All women, who sniicr from the aches and'palns, due to female ailments, arc urged to try Cardui, the reliable, scientific, tonic remedy, for women, Cardui acts promptly, yet gently, and without bad effects, on the womanly system, relieving pain, building up strength, regulating the 6ystcm, and toning up the nerves. During the past half century, thousands of ladies have written to tell of the quick curative results they obtained, from tho use ol this well-known medicine. Ìtc Uniform taxation of all property. Notice of I nt en t io n To Apply For Let t e r s P ot en t New asylum for white insane exclusively Better educational facilities all over the Stale, and more money for Country Schools. Cardui N u ik r f i hereby given limit th** under A lined w ill apply in the G overnor of ih * s ta ir o f t 'lu f K li ot T a lle h n ftftrr F lo r id a, on th r n f M n irh 1912, for I r t lr f s p a lr n l l o t * I n u n i to S ail fur il M a niifac lu rin g C m nim fiy u m lr i Mm* fo llow in g p ro (i» n J af tid e s nf |it< tir|a irn tlo n A trin iA u r im « ri« *n n a VVr. the u n d rrflg n c d . h r rrtiy a * M * ia tr ourselves tn g rth rr fur th r purpose of form ing and hem m ing a co rtvirntion u n *irr the law• of th r s ta le o f F lo rida nnd do hereby adopt, declare a m i lu b fC flb f th r ful low ing At Ih r article s of our incur («or a lio n 12lh Cheap lands and homes for actual set tiers rather than for land speculators. Believing that every man should have an equal chance in the primaries, I favor amending the law so us to reduce the ex­ penses. and place every candidate upon the same footing. » Would insist that the Attorney General do (as they prom ise before election) nil tho legal work for the State, and not cause the State to spend thousands of dollars annually for legal services he should do, and is paid »to do. • I would endeavor to see that nil laws an* enforced, re­ gardless of station and without discrimination. As Chairman of the Pardoning Board. I would do my full duty both to the State and to the Criminal, regardless of ajiy political aspirnlions 1 might have, or "ptiir the applicant may Bg ] rejlurtl the upholding of the laws, the protection of society, and the verdict of the law abiding people of our State, as expressed under oath in the jury Im>x. of much more importance than being Governor v l believe thnt'a law, giving to the jury the right to recoin.mend in their verdict, that a certain per cent of the money re­ ceived from the hire of a convict should be paid to his family, would be a just and humane law. It would inspire the convict work better and more willingly, nnd at the same time relieve peat distress at the home of his wife nnd children, and in most Instances, luiowing that n part of his comings were being used w feed and clothe his family, it would effect hitn morally, and make a better man of him, which should be the policy of the »tate, rather than to see how much money we can make out of them. L l heartily endorse the Drainage of the Everglades, but be­ lieve .the method used by eome of the land agents in selling the lands.to actual settlers, misrepresenting Lite condition nnd »cmion of them, is wrong, and I shall thoroughly investigate t«cih. with n view of forcing them to do business fit an honest, tnnhful and legitimate way, or not at all in Florida. I believe that the State la In need of a Commissioner of ¡mmlgratlqn, and that the Commissioner of Agriculture should hathntman. With our]climatic condition; with our varied *md fertile soils,' admitting a Urge range of production, suitedboth to temperate and tropical climate; with our forests of •Utely piqes and hard woods; with thousands of miles of woteritways filled with fodd fish; with extensive herds grazing upon Twltti large deposits of phosphate; with admirable ___ ____ es. and sea ports; with a :generous and ling people, we can layite imhilgrationT Immigration , -Jital are two of the necessary fgctnts to invigorate the fggrth of a State, and we Bhould g i a o u r earnest and best V™ , tn eecuriii_ securing for 1 Florida _ __ those nurivalcd Q^ejopnaqpy and, if elected, I will give my beet efforts along ' '* ' .r i >• IUW ' ■ -T T -Í» Writs to: Ladlti' Adriiory Dept, ChitUnocr* Mtdlcin* Co.. Cfultanoocx 1er Sptttal Instruction*, and 94-page book, * Home Treatment for Women," sent Irta. ns Seeds and Poultry Supplies W c can uipply you for im mediate shipm ent Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden anil Field Seeds In Florida POTATOES, UrAIVS. GARDEN AND M U D PEAS, AND FIELD CORN W nu Foi llU m iitJ C a t a l o g . e* tï ; ’i 1 E. A. MARTIN & COM PANY Wills Foi IllsatrsfsJ Catalog Th» O U m I S*»«l llo tm in ih# Sms» 206 E. Bay S t .? Jacksonville, Fla. - Expert W atch R epairing A ll W o rk G u a ra n te ed Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Nbrlda OUR I’l.ATFORM: A» DroeJ >> the Kingdom of God “ IS T H E CH U R C H ON T H E JO B ? ” A t the Peoples Church next Sunday Night at Seven Ajrntvt V Tha hlgbmt amount of indebtnfneaa or llabllitf to eh k h (hi* Corporation may at any llmn*uhiact U»rM 1* Twenty fl>e Thoruand Dollar» W W i VI Th# name» and residence» of the »uM kOrta he m o. and tba amount of »lock lubacrtkird by aeverally. are a» follow»; and tha »aid »hare, iy »uiwcrlbed for, , pier. KUtimrare, Ha., 0 Share». Zundel. KU*Imince. Ha-. 0 Share« Spier, KJulnimee. Kla. 49 Share*. " "undel, KMdmmee. h » „ 49 Share«, ammill, Jacktonvlllc. Fla.. 9 Share* V ilammill. J*cktonvllle. Fla . 43 Share», F Dari*. Aliamonte Spring». Fla., 9 Share«. D. K. Dari«, Altamonte Spring». Fla., 49 Share*. State of FlorMa County of Oepeoia On thl* da day personally appeared before me A. O nthU H. Spier, p. L Zondeh I. Spier pad T. & Zundel. tom* kmcwti and known tom# tobe the person* Woman’sTonrc Whether seriously sick, or simply weak, try CarduL The business of said corporation shall be con* I ducted by a president, a vice president, a secretary, j a ireasurer and a board of four director*- The Of­ fices of secretary and treasurer m ar be held by the I same person. |h e directors lh |Q U* elected by I Ihf , im khcJ.lfr* Al Mfh anDUu All I o)l>rr ofilcr, of IhU c.u m allo n th all ho rkcctftl an| nuatlr b» ibo loanl of direct«» Tbo annual la»lI n « a m « iln t of iho comoanr »hall W bold on the third Monday In January In rad i and tnety »«¡r. at loch hoof at aball tc tl»rd hr ih»Jby-Ul»A. Toe director» ami nock holder» »hall meet al lire office uf the Sanford Mamifacturln| C’o niiw nf, In Sanfutd. Fla .on Ihe 2»ih day of March. 1812. a lie n o’clock a m . for the puriww of adoptlnl by-law», compltllni the «(anU aikni of thia tw ixjcaliri and Iraniaiilnl »uch oihrr builncaa a* tuny crane be­ fore till» t u r n in g Until lira ofhrrra elected a t the S n l annual meeting »ball be nuallfM . Ibe bu*lnc>, of thl» corporation »h»!l he cunjuctnl by the f.dlonlog offleer» A. Jl. Spier, preejdent; T. J. HammUL vtco prwfdeoi: D L Z w dei. « w t a r y ami irrtiu fer; a» a hoard Of directory A. IX Splat, 11 L Zundtl. Vranklin K Dari» aod T. 1 HammU In filling vacancies and making appointments. I would be guided by the recommendation of the Executive Committee Under whose jurisdiction it may come. The Mrs. Jano Callclian suffered from womanly trouble for nearly ten years. In a letter from Whitcvillc, N. C , ehe says: “ I w as not ablo to do my own housework. My 6tomach was weak, and my blood was wrong. 1 had back­ ache, and was very weak. 1 tried several doctors, but they did me no good. I used Cardui (or 3 nr 4 months, nnd now 1 am in the best health I have ever been. I can never praias Cardui enough.” It Is the best tonic, for women. Airhi i The name nf this nwporAllon shall I * Sanford Mnriufacturiitg Company nnd its Inislnets shall be m n d u itn l in tin* slo tr of Florida And other stairs of the D oited S i Airs of America.. and in foreign rxmrt tries w firrrv rr iirmr**«ry nr cunvenletil Tor principal offices of t fir *n d «%tin pall y »hall l«1* In thr city nf Sanford F lorida i r n u i it T h r g r ii^ fa l n a tu re of the business to 1* Ira n * nctfM t li. ill t * to hoy sell Ir n w am i rttftfigage lands ajmT o th e r P rm w riy tu ta iv and » rll U inW r 10 own. Ifase ami otherwise a n ju lrr nnd ot^rritr' saw mills and lo ru t and manufacture lim t* r , lu m t*r cruaa Met* shingle«, laths, boxes, crate*, and other wood products, to manufacture, buy, aell ami dral In barrels, staves, heading, hooping» and supplies of sim ilar kind, to deal In groceries and gr>n* ral merchandise, to build and conduct saw mills and other m ill* for th r m anufacture of lu m ­ per and oilier »mid products, lo buy. build, rent and sell dw rlllug h'*i te* and fit her laiildlng*. lu huild. tajy. * rll lease manage n>ntrot. charter hire aiid ujiefate railw ay* a im other nirnn* of traniportAtlirn for the iransfioftatlon of property ninl p r il l urts held owned or cr>ntrolled by thlscoin tm lij or other p^fuu * i«t n o p*irntion* In iunneclion with the lajBiness of th is m m nanjr. bu! IK4 Uf use tak) means for th«- pur pose of doing the busines* of a eomtiMMi carrier, to aojulre, hold, own and di* pose of the ito rk * and senvirilies of other corpora and tu eserelse all the voting powers and bther privileges thereof and further to do all acts and things which may be nr*e*sar> i»f proper or which the dilectuft may deem advisable or expedient to be done In the transaction of Us said buslnea*. as i k i i in. The amount of the capital stock of la id corpora­ tion «hall I^ T w e n ty flva Thousand Dollars, divided Into Two Hundred and Fifty Shayes of the par value of One Hundred Dollars t * r shara. A ll or Part of 1 the rapital stuck of th r said corporation s h ill be k payable In or issued for the purchase of land, m a ­ chinery or other properly or labor or services at a ' Just valuation tu i * oy the lawird of directors | at a meeting to be called fur that purpose. A in d g iv Would recommend to the legislature the establishing of the office of Labor Commissioner, whose duty would lx; to Compile tabor Statistics, and assist in adjusting any differences lietween Employer and Employee. e‘ —| ce in W h rie o t. M F Robinson ss « ilm m is t ro tar uf ttse r i tu*** uf M u ggir Mi M ilia ri lin ira s c i! l i n i flir ti lil* petit loti u i tu a k e tiis r t • in thè fu m iti of lite mi ni i t t i 11tur n in i tu »«Il nini imy U rta i uf M a g li* M eM lIIlari. d r c r a t r j (he M h -w ing «lescrilm l reai e* in le of thè sald MI A l l le M f MI Unii tu » li L u i 2 ttlw k 5. T lr r 7 nf I. K I r a ffu ir lt rnap uf Sa tifo n i a i rvconlec) in P in i Hook II p a le IH O iauge C outil y R e ru rJ t T litte ara ih e rrfu re fu c ile ymj tri nfij»rnr Iwfrire j Ih l* ne i f i ori or tir far r thè Itfth Uav nf T rb fu a ry \ l> UM2. and file ubjr» nona if >ou h a t r ■ riy tu l he grsn tin g uf th ls p r lltlu n n lh e rw ls r t l i r sanie j w U I m g ra n irti aa p ra y rd W linea» tny b a riti ns n*uni> j .Ji« * uf salti cuori and ih r *eal o f salti » w irt thl» thè I d t li t i a y of Jan j uary À lì l i l 12 W s M asti** seal ) l i m i l i y judg«* I favor: i. * — r*«<nl> I V - » MEN :: A T ' TH E PEOPLES N E X T r WANTED! S U N D A Y ™ , e.f CHURCH NIGHT. I*. By Rev. G c o rto B* W nidron • Sunday School 10.0U i . m, Sunday Morning Sunday Night l/ c c h in g 7.00 p. rn. You u t tnoet cordially invited ta alleni THE STONFÍMURCI! _ P » rk Av t’uni- ,v COMT'J' P ru th in g 11:00 t. in. Vinitretd,y $ ^ ii l Meeting 7 30 p. tu. f thl» Church ORGE B. WALDRON Pastor • IS ........... ..... �t reft ru ary 23 ,S|2 P o t a t o « a Good Crop From every point come» the report that Irish potatoes will bring a good price this season. A m an who Is In the business In several Urge cities and U a well known authority on the subject writes as follows to The Herald: If the people in Sanford section have a good crop 9f early potatoes this year, they can get their own price for them. The potato market U extremely high here, and there are less potatoes In this county now, than has ever been a t this season of the year for years. In fact since It has been a heavy producing county. Up to January 1st. the various railroads had .hauled about $9,000,000 bushels. The movement in January was some­ thing like 1.350.000, mostly seed.. Up to the present, the movement has been In the neighborhood of 11.000.000 bushels, ‘with the crop estim ated a t 15,000.000 bushels, outsiee of what U ¡necessary for seed and borne consumption. It U esti­ mated conservatively that after the aeed potatoes are moved which ore sold, for future contracts, there will not be more than 2M ,000,000 bushels in Aroostook County. Southern Maine has quite a few yet, but not as m ang as Aroostook. The buyers are paying the farmers $2.75 their weight, on the street for table stock l i f 155 lbs, bulk. The market on eeed pointse> Is very much excited, and the tar m en are getting $3.50 to $3.75 and many holding for $4 00. r o r tu n a te M orlda. “ A 'popular m agazine writer an d . social 9 -reformer, who I* now associate V monthly In S t Louis, To a recei 4 of her paper describes the idle workingmen in that whom, after a day spent In for work, stek shelter In ^building. These meiffia mer In the harvest fields construction gongs. If the been good, and they have had no ill-for­ tune such as sickness, they go to the d ty when they are laid off In the fall and seek some cheap lodging house. where their lit­ tle hoard of money will carry them through the winter. If the season has been bad. or If they have been harrassed by sickness —God pity them—they must depend on the slim chance of getting a Job in the alack season or upon charity. Now, we In Florida are fortunate In that we have no bitter winter which brings enforced idleness and cessation of income et the time when the biggest out­ lay 1» necessary to keep comfortable. Here a man rnoy work twelve months in the year: More might be written on this line, but n hint to the wisa should be suf­ ficient.—Lnkelend Telegram. I ! I HI m ■T € I \’ > f I <1 fc L m >f '! To Help Sanford 1 have been In every state this side of the Mississippi river and 1 think that Sanford la as pretty a d ty as I have seen and prettily located. There are to many opportunities to make this d ty one of the best tourist towns In Florida, because you have os beautiful d Jake as you can find anywhere and an ideal d i l a t e , but it needs a little booming. You m ust have some amusements to bold the tourists such as are offered at an Ideal country dub, where you enn have bowling tennis, golf, base ball, and all kinds and classes of amusements, and you want to have some amusements on the water. Of course we can’t have all of these things at once, hut if we oil join together and push things forward we can accom­ plish wonders. I was talking with a gen­ tleman on this line, and he said that everybody was engoged in agriculture and dlJn’t have time to think about making a tourist d tv 0/ it, but we have time for everything. If we can hold the tourists here -It will mean more business for the merchants such as groceries, meats, vegetables and dry goodi shoes, and in fact all kinds of merchandise, and when there.is more de­ mand for these things it Is going to help the farmers, because they will be able to Sell their crops right here, and of course it will mean an increased crop. Now, let us all together and boom Iba town and make It an ideal tourist town. I am going to make my homo litre and will do all In my power to help this place, and will write to my friends la th e north and see if 1 can’t induce them to come here and Invest their money. Hoping that this wilt bear fruit. I am. Respectfully, R. A. Hi * r m fc fc iv . : i ht I ■! -■r * b Tit- . K t; * èm if •fe F e r, / I. V S to rm S trik e s Florida P art of the twister that has been tear­ ing up Texas andAllaslsslppl struck Flor­ ida Wednesday tig h t and at Pensacola the wind reached a velocity of 50 miles • n boor and did- considerable damage. ‘lorida on Wedlifta » shy on NONDAY SPECIALS D. A. CALDWELL & SONS .... CASH DEPARTM ENT ST O R E .... • • • • F L O R ID A SA N FO R D MONDAY SPECIALS • • •t Fancy Hat Pins 16 Yds for $1.00 Always New Goods is oitr Motto and our store is never known to be without Crisp New Bargains and they are Bargains in • t • every sense. For Monday only, yard wide. Un­ bleached Sheeting. Silk finish nnd fine count, /egular price qq 16 yards 8Xc yard. Red Star Diaper Cloth. 10 yard* to @ 3q piece, 18 in- width, 75c value 22 in. width. 85c value 79c , 24 in. width $1,10 value 82c 27 in. width $1.25 value 98c MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26th ALL DEPARTMENTS Colored Lawns 5o 1 case Colöred'Lawnslnallcol- ^ ore. stripes, and checks, Special Ladies’ R eady-to-W ear Department Penoll Tablets 3o Has Put on the Appearance of Spring, with the Handsome Line of Tan and White Linen, Repp and Linen Crash Suits, every Suit Representing • Style. Oiir Line of White and Tan Linen Shirts must be seen to be appreciated at the Special Lew Prices which they are marked. **. * . —t— —r 100 Pencil Tablets 8 x 11 In. Letter Special value, end while i n -thty last Monday, eacijLooly 'k y t ' . Embroideries 500 Yards Hamberg nnd Swiss edges jiadJnseüions^wflrÜMip toX5. cento a yd. Tills special lot for 1A _ ' - Monday 1 U C - A nice assortment of Crotons, in me­ dium, light and dark patterns, most­ ly oriental and fiural designs. Choice yard 9c Wash Goods Department Is Fairly Running Over with Beautiful Values in Sheer and Medium weight Mer­ cerized Waisting, Plain and Fancy Flaxons. Special attention is called to our Line of White and Colored Linen. 34ln Lineano 1Öc A Spediti Lender. Our N o-100 White Ltneone 34 in wide, for Monday a yard 10c Boys* Shirts 25C Blue, and Striped Chambrey and Seersucker ginghams. Sizes from 12X to 14, only ¿OC Boys’ Knee Pants ’A’ splendid 'ftASdrtment of Boys’ Knickerbocker pants In solid and dark colors, special from rm . $1.29 to ¿ V C Men’s and Boys’ Caps Now Is the time to select either men’s or boys’ caps. Bull dog or Golf styles; worth up to SIX qjSpecial eachii ¿ J C __ Trunks A special large assortment of Auto­ matic, Self-raising troy trunks See our Specie! think in r. $8.7: value for Monday, *£4 . at only . f ji I ARE OVERFLOWING Cretans 9o An exceptionally pretty assortment of hat pins, at r only 19c, % uml OC Ladles Wash Skirts 98c Monday we will place on stile a strong line of Ladies' while nnd col­ ored wash skirts in the season's newest designs. Values H8 c up to $1.50. Only 25c Mennen’s Talcum Powder 18c Large assortment of Mennen v Borated nnd Violet Talcum l\>wdi*r. A standard 25c seller. Our 1o price otih IOC Hand Bags WITH THE SEASON’S They arc here, in the season’s most ujMo-date and staple styles.. See Hand Bags Monday from n n rt $259 to ¿ t i c G e n t ’s Umbrellas 98c Furnishing . Will have many Bargains of interest for Monday. Now is the time to select a Suit for Spring before the Line is picked over. Five Hundred All - Wool Patterns from .T H E ROYAL TAILORS. . . A largo shipment of Ladles' nnd Gentlemen’s Boxwood and Mission bundle Umbrellas $1.35 • value 98c Cotton Crepon 14o populai goods -This well-known and popular ummer unun­ \ a for waists and Summer » /i 2,,Monday a yard I* • '1 derwear. 20c..Monday CREATIONS Embroidery Waists 59Ò, Square, Dutch necklode trimmed cmbroid9fy front tucked back, Thteequariter length sleqycs IL-* CTO-, OO value, Monday ' 0 \ J C Department SÖ0E - - Department __ I mm* a SELJJY has Surpassed all Previous- Seasons In De, signs. Lasts and W orkm anship in making Ladies* ^Oxfords and Pum ps. . . ’ , ' GODMAN'S. Ladies’, Misses and .C hildren's Shoes, A ll-L eather are.M arvelous Values for the money. . Now Is the time to buy.sèmi? of the famous "Little One” rompers, in solid colore, checks and stripes a pair Monday SNOW ’S'Shbe* for Men go without saying, as being . the Leading Shoe, our Prices the Lowest. Sleeveless Vests ' Ribbons Monday wQl find us showing strong line of ribbons in alli colo in Silk and Satin. Special T Q g. a yard 21c 17c and . WE ARE *• M -- . »•» Ç a g en ts! BUTTERICK .PATTERNS- Thqtf l i n i n g it some, for n* hut 'Blankets and <".nlurts, our line of'BIan from $2J9 up, will go ill ttlf-f SPECIAL PRICES MONDAY. 85c Pongee 69c Now is the time to have a beautiful pongee dress, we haven sj>c< ini barguin In a 85c value' FJQfor Monday J . & P. Coats’ Thread—black. White nnd colore; 6 spools for 35o Ladies’ OC— S u p p o r te r s 25c Ladi«**Military, S u tteen . Pnd front hose supporters, in Black. W hite and Colors.' Gobd value for 3fx* o c r Your choice for Monday A • LOWEST PRICES „ FREE! - FREE!! ■ FREE!!! 1 .1 1 1 1 ft 6 2 5 per cent off $1.00 Outing Fjannel, Special HIGHEST QUALITY Ladies’ Slevelcss Gauze Vests taped, arms and neck; small medium and lor*, oizoo.podo) volu. . 2 5 b Mondajr .will be sale day in our Graniteware Department Sauce pans, tea kettles, pots^dishpans and :Ies, Special .many other articles. at only 39c. 25c,. nnd lO c SHOE 10 Doz Childrens’ Rompers • r G fa n ltc w a rc colors, urn and and Pin .While „ f nasokinent of Metii_ Light Blue Io IZHcyard, only 7 0 « yjpds for 1 U L W f 2 R o y a l W ilto n R u g . . / . ...................... $ 3 0 . 0 0 Cgthedcral G ong Clpck ....................... 1 2 . 0 0 Cowhide Leather L ined T r a v e lin g Bag IOJDQ ollars CoWhide, Leather L in ed ’ T ra v elin g Bag 8 .0 0 ‘J “ .-s '7 *■ C ow hide, Leather L ined T ravelin g Bag 0 .0 0 . hove just received a large shiprisbee" »...rtf* H nn d 4 .n m re E R ig idhkt-P t.n a» yv C locks, e a -clh *• . 8a . a t ment of the* well-known l r Large H an som 0 0a Ì :o f over thirteen 1 L adies’ o r G en tlem en 's S ttk U m brcilar 55.00 . leadihg styl« O C« at 2 for For Fall Particular» See Oar Add U*Tke Herald of March 1st mmmmmr r-t’vX,. D. A. _ . j.oo ^ ,■ & .. C A SH D EPA RTM ENT ST O R E -su- SA N FO R D - FLORID; * J �Published Soml-Wcokly—Tuesday Friday SA N FO R D IN SANLXJRD— Lito it Worth Living BAMFORD, FLORIDA. TUCO DAY, FEBRUARY 27. IBIS PRIM E CROP CONDITIONS Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources happenings during the week Hart' the Readers Will rind a B rief Historical Spring Flowing • Tor Hurried Readers ‘ "I will accept the nomination for presi­ dent If It U tendered me, and I will ad­ here to this decision until the convention has expressed its preference.** is CoL The­ odore Roosevelt's reply to tho letter of seven Republican governors asking him to stand for nomination. activities are beating the a t­ mosphere to sucji ■ degree that 1* was freely predicted today that Democratic leaders of the bouse and Republican lead­ ers of the senate soon would find them ­ selves agreed that congress could not keep up the pace beyond the middle of June. Until now. It appeared, to.be ai]. prolonged beyhad-thf^tfilengo and Balti­ more conventions. * President Taft soon may be clothed with authority to send American troops »emu Iha Mexican books Ux-quett- either conditions of anarchy or fighting which might threaten lives or property on this tide of the line. Two storms of rain or snow, or both, sre predicted to croos the country this week by the weekly bulletin of the weather bureau. A disturbance central today In the southwest will advance to the Ohio valley and move to the St. Law­ rence valley. It will be attended by gen­ eral precipitation over the Mississippi valley and the regions east, the precipi­ tations being in the form of rains in the southern and snow in northern parts. The American Blue Jacket Is not all that he might be physically or mentally, according to the report of the fleet sur­ geon of the Atlantic squadron. The average sailor Is too young, and his physical condition is such that be would fsildunng a strain, being unable to stand hardship. M oss end M arr's Show s Will e n t e r ­ tain th e BIS Crowd E nthusiastic M eeting Held Last All roads will lead to Sanford next Nlftht at City Mall wefek where the Moss & Mnrr consolidated shows will hold fort. Many new and novel features will be Introduced during M. R. STEVENS TO MANAGE TEAM the engagement. The organization la n most stupendous one. Kvcrything with W ork of Polishing Up Raw R ecruits It Is truly magnificent. A feature Is the Will Be Communed On refinement and morality that predom­ , M arch f ir s t inates. Parents can feel safe in attend* th e proper spirit was manifested last lng and taking their children with them night at a called meeting of the Sanford as they will learn something and enjoy fans and the Ball Association at the city ‘|h e many interesting and wonderful hall. sights. There are features which you and The meeting wns called to urdrr by your neighbor have never geen, and yet Vice President Holly, who stated the ob­ there is nothing vulgar of course It will ject of the call and tho election of officers surely be n gala week from start to finish took place immediately resulting ns fol­ with such attractions ns this in our city. lows: I t “ grounds will resemble a minature Preside in. G. W. Spencer. Coney Island. Tne place will l>e nblnze Vice President. K. J. Holly. will» illumination and color. Every place Secretary ana ."il-iSiuref Felix Frnnk. of umuscmeni. exhibition, tent and booth Ass't Secretary and Treasurer. K. 0. tfs?will be elaborately constructed and deco­ well rated with bright and beautiful illumina­ —Duixlura. IL W. licriKlon. W. LXJtoldan. tion. Tliers will be continuous hand con­ F_ E. Brady. Ed Row*«. D. G. Wngnerr certs every afternoon and evening and a Geo. Fox. Jr.* ’ rapid (Ire of open attractions absolutely Attorney, Geo. A DeCot lex free. Finance Committee: J. D Davison, Ed The Moss & Mart's Consolidated Shows Rourke. Kobt. Newman. ore doubtless the most expensive organi­ , Advertising Cumnuitec. Jam es. Harris. zation of its kind ever brought to San­ S. Range, W. C Palmer ford and it is safe to say that a large H R Stevens as elected general mali­ share of the population will find its way nger and »luted in a few word* Ins early to the grounds dully plana for a good team ft was decided to bold a Field D.iv In the near future at the park ami the following ladies were appointed to take charge: Mrs Purker, Mrs. F. W. Miller, Mrs Roumlllnt, Mrs J W Barnes Jr., Mrs Peck. Mrs Frank. Mrs C H. Dtngee. The Moss A Marrs Company luivd kind, ly offered the service of Ctie splendid Italian band on Wednesday night for a dance in the city hall and (he following committee was appointed to lake charge J, I) Roberts. Wallace. Purden. Lelller, Beatty Tile idea udvocalnd lust year by Tom Hawkins to start March 1st. and every one who could do so give one dollar p e r month was discussed and met with an­ nual approval and u canvass of those present brought out n good list to start. Ed Rourke will take the list among the hasiness men and (he Dollar Club will mean u comfortable sum to begin the season The prus|x-cts (or a winning team in 1912 art- bright and everyone interested also |siiilisheil hi (tie will get down to hutd work at once th a n k s f rom H ospital Resolved That the trustees of the Sanford Hospital Asstx-intlon tender to each and every member of the com­ mittee who were active In the recent Held Day Celebration their sincere thanks and that t|iecitil mention be made of the zealous and eflkient manner In which General Manager W T Fields i(reformed Ins duties Also that »(h*ci a I mention he made of the good work done by Mr. II R Stevens and his assistants in |«epartng thcjgrounds and booths for the celebration That the service* of the Lend a Hand society and the Sanford Hand. I*e si>ecially recognized Thai special thanks tie tendered the Holden Heal Estate Co., for the use 01 Holden Pork for tfic Reid Day sports to (he D P. Order of Elks Tor the generous offrr and use of their hall made necessary by the weather That these resololloiV« to t>c placed on [. The details of a double tornado which Sunday devastated parts of three Arkan­ sas counties, place the dead list at ten and injured si 23. The property loss is gre.it. Hand some homes, plantation equipment, rue barns, etc., were reduced to wreckage the m i n u t e s an d ■ml «.aucred miles In the path of the S a n fo r d Herald storm. Fire broke out In several homes ■her the wind, and only a torrential P o ta to e s Will Be Source downpour of rain oaved the ^people from Under date of Washington. D. CL, J a n ­ burning to death. uary 20. the following news item was sent throughout the country: f Senator Gardner, of Maine, has Intro“Because the scarcity of potatoes in the markets of the United States has raised the twice to a point almost pro­ hibitive to the consumers. Representa­ tive Ayres, of New York, has introduced a bill In congress suspending for six months the tariff duty of 25 cents a bushel." This is significant news to Florida farmers, and an invitation to all to plant as many potatoes as they can this month. Of course then) is very little likllhood of the duty being removed for six months, but it emphasizes the fact of a pot at u shortage, and Florida should be the first potato growing state to take advantage of (he situation and reap the benefit of W inter Ball S chedule high prices in a depleted market in April *** Florida colleges ore getting out and May. their diamond heroes and brushing them Delightful Evening op for the spring games. Following Is The Willing Workers assisted by Mr« »he schedule of game« C. H. Summer« their Sunday school v l £ b,Uiinr U *nd at Gainesteacher, entertained (be Sunday school y jjfa th 1 gad 2, Stetson University at classes of Misses Farnsworth and Hill, at the Methodist parsonage, Friday even­ to rP a S .4 *“d 8* RoUJn* CoUeg* #t w ,n * ing. The rooms were beautiful decorated with tfie National color« various sized G s b e s rllie . <U** 1#* St8t8&0 University at flag« green vine« pot plants and lovely cut flower« »m S S “ • nd 9ouUwn a»“* * 81 The young people entertained their „Msreh l l BDd 26. Rollins College a t guest with delightful musioal selections both songs and Instrumental; also a variety of Interesting gam e« When the entertaining program was concluded, the delicious ice cream and several kinds of elegant borne made candy, was very much enjoyed. F'orto two happy young •, Mra. Allen I« New Quarters peofde. were tue recipients of Mra SumWilliams AMUtecr have divided off mars charming hospitality. ----» • *Mt half of their two store rooms In K irkw ood F acetio u s « n d block end will rent this room* to Sheriff Kirkwood dropped in at The r“* -M- L- Allen for her millinery parlor« ™* >o«Mton Is e central one and should HeraldJjQce yesterday and when asked’ ***• • 1 attractive store. Announce­ about the election said he would make ment or the removal will bo made Utrr. them stiow their Hand and ‘■Aftmld Karel •wintime Mra. Alien will offer some more votes than any other. <*odidato In •J8®»* bargains in millinery s t the old the race which Is not s bed daffydll at .w . JOINT DEBATE AT SANfORD Clark and Burr Will Speak In Sanford At An Early Date Secretary Bates of the Commercial Club ha* received nnswers to Ilia request for a joint debate from Burr and Clark and both signify their willingness to discuss the isau ei ami pick flaws In each other's tecofd for the benefit of the morbid crowd. Tins deltate between two such well known orators and fire eaters will be a most In­ teresting event and the Commercial Club might go further and make , the time a regular convocation for the candidates. TIktc are various and sundry candidates for the different jobs and each and every one of them ought to meet the greatest number of people, and the greatest num­ ber of people will be gathered here to lis­ ten to the harangue of Frank Clark ngulnst Ills opponents and vice versa. Sanford C rops Will Bring Top Notch P rices This Season from all indications of a surface na­ ture it seems that the celery crop this season will prove to be most prefliable to the fortunate growers who are able to bring this vegetable to maturity. This season has been an enigma to the oldest growers here and ulso to the most experi­ enced buyers. The copious downpour of rain from week to week has washed the fertilizers Into the St. Johns river and at the same time caused the crop to scorch or turn yellow, Tho land has been soak­ ed fat many weeks and if It hod not been far the ability of the grower to convert his system of subirrigalion Into a system of underground drainage the crop would have been entirety spoiled. Uut by the proper manipulation of the drainage sy s­ tem and care in providing ample ditches, the crop at this time looks fairly well. Nitrate of soda is being applied to over­ come „the yellow appearance and neutralize the effect |cf and prospective blight, Ibds pSdng-tbe, cropdC-s* fa irly, normal The boards are now up on many an acre of Sanford celery and the product has already begun to move to market. .Purchases are lx-1tig made f. o. b. the field and m some coses the purchasers have to harvest the crop Contracts have been made for entire crops standing in the held The demand Is strong and steady and the growers are in a position to dictate price*, on account uf the scar­ city and small acreage planted. As much as 33.00 per crate has already been net­ ted and many tales have been mode at from $2.(Hi to S 2 75 tx-r crate. Sweet corn is now being planted ex­ tensively us well as peppers, tomatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes, egg plant, squash, Irish potatoes The acreage for the spring products enumerates] promises to be normal and from retiorts received it is believed that a sternly market will be encountered for everything offered — Times-Union U ellghtnu S traw Ride One of the most delightful out door society events of the season was (tie straw ride participated in by u merry crowd of young folk! one night last week in honor of the Misses l»we of New York who have been the guests of their uncle, F W. Munson of Sanford Heights Chaperoned by Mesdames A Frank ami F W Munson the party enjoyed many of the good roads and several had ones just to see if there wus enough straw in the wagon A fine lunch was served at ten o’clock at tho Celery Ave. ferry and they Wnd'nn Ge Hatne til the Wee Srao hours In the Morn. Those participating were us follows Misses Florence Lowe, Dorothy B. U»we. Albino Frank, Jean Pope. Hilda Mnccy, Mabel Cowan. Messrs. Lyman Frank. ■Forresl Gatchcl, Alberta Miller. McDowell Butts, Waller Skinner Cecliian Music Club The Cecilian Club held their regular meeting at the studio of Mrs Fannie Munson, Saturday afternoon. A short but enjoyable program wos rendered. Zerny Study, Op 636, Miss Essie Bur­ den. Scbotiischoc, Mary Howard Study, Arthur Footle. Mrs. Munson entertained the pupils with stories of the worlds greatest singers Jennie Lind and the child violinist. Into rio rld a Crops SeydeL Some weeks ago C J. Nathc harvested a potato weighing fourteen pound« So M eeting ol M lssonary Society far as we have heard this (specimen is The Womans Missionary Society of the entitled to the blue rlbboit. floweyer, Baptist church, was delightfully enter­ Mr. Nathc seems not to havC been cbntained by Mr« It. B Connelly and Miss tent will) his record, and has again Allle Trafford at the home of Mra. Con­ broken all records by bringing in a potato that tips the scale at twenty ptjtmdi. nelly, Monday evening. A fine attend­ This specimen is only 'one of the bill, ance of the society were present. Sever­ there being several others weighing two al new names were added to the mem­ bership rolL The meeting was opened to three pound«—Dade City Star. Here are a few carload lots sales of celery with devotional exercises by Mra. M. M. made through the Florida Citrus Exchange. Stewart after which the minutes were AH these sales are strictly f. a b. Mana­ read, and the business of the society was tee or Bradentuwo: *3, $2.73, $2.63. $3. attended to. Japan and the work, th at $2.75,-13. $3. The Exchange delivers the Is being carried on In that Interesting and goods and gets the prices whether It be promising field, was ably treated by Mra. R. C. Maxwell. At the dose of the pro­ celery or fruit« y gram delirious sandwiches and coffee were served, after which the meeting Capt Marks, City Treasurer * *A , V soon adjourned. W. L Morgan having resigned hit po­ W oodm an Circle A tte n tio n * sition as City Treasurer. Mayor Spencer yesterday appointed C apt R. H. Marks to' ; There will be a meeting of the Circle, flU the unexpired term. The appoint- et Eagle* Hal) Wednesday Feb. 28Ul 2:30 m eat of Capt. Marks will be satisfactory {X tn. Important business, d o n 't' fall to to every ona sod the genial-Gapuine. if attend. . Mml Saium E. PAgsxx. Guardian. fh e General News o f The Land of Flow ers. C U R E D f ROM THE STATE PR ESS An E pitom e of th e W eek's M ost Im ­ p o rta n t H appenings In th e *" S ta te 's Domain. The'Board of Trade, place the census of Miami at 12000. There Is no Isw against the placing at any angle. ; Plans are being prepared for the erec­ tion of another skyernper in Jacksonville. This building Is to be erected by the St. Johns Insurance Company, and will be built on Laura street. The Booster's Club of Live Dak and Suwannee county held n big banquet at the Suwannee Hotel in IJve (Jak a few night agoThe dead laxly of Jam es P Def’n»« Jr!? a well known young man of MinmL.gref found'in his room at a lodgtn^ihOQfa J n iwidiy decomposed. tiie'Tnnn evidently having been dead several day*, lie hed>' been a sufferer for several years from asthma und tuberculosis arid tho coroner's ' verdict wns death from natural causex*’ ~ At u recent meeting of the executive of tile Southern Methodist conference of Florida plans were furthered for thr^, foundation of the Chautauqua and, As­ sembly at South Bench. upposUe St. Augustine The' name that lias been selected fur the summer colony la the Anastasia Methodist Summer Assembly. From itidtailions it. Is thought that things will have ad van ced fur enough by sum ­ mer to hold the Hrm sessions during the present ye.nr. Sewing Circle The Sewing Circle was entertained by Miss Flora M Johnson, at the residence of Mrs. J W Dicklnt Thursday afternoon. The fancy work * ith which the members of the circle entertain themselves at these pleasant meetings, was laid aside during the evening to join a word contest in the effort to make the largest number of words from George Washington's name. Then the words were ail Written In the given time: the contestants were re ­ quested to draw1 on the opposite side of their paper, u picture of "Waaldogton crossing the Delewnre," the best picture (o share In the ¡aire for the largest num ­ ber of words, made from the name. Mrs. R C Maxwell, was declared winner of both contests, and received the priza a very pretty ncedlo book. At the con­ clusion of the contests a delicious fruit salad, sandwiijies and coffee were served. Those iwese.it were Misses Mary and Carrie Ensnftngcr. Emma and Estelle Beard, Ernes:’«« Crux. Lillian Gibson. Mell Whltncr. Mrsdftme* R. L. Pock. J. D. Langley, Geo. Fox, Jr.. R. C. Maxwell. In Honor of W ash in g to n ’s B irthday - Little Miss Maud Mlot. her brother, Joe Miot. Morris and U. W. Spencer, Jr., entertniurd the girls nod (toys of Sanford Heights in honor of George Washington’* birthday, Thursday evening, Feb. 22ad. The special feature of the evening's pleas­ ure was the chicken pilau which the chil­ dren prepared In camp style in the cap a­ cious and picturesque pork, surrounding Mr. and Mrs Miot’s handsome homo on the Heights. While the pilau was cooking, the chil­ dren and their guests sat around the camp flio telling interesting stories and conundrums. This form of en tertain ­ ment was varied by several pleasant games which they played until the feast was ready to be enjoyed by the light of the camp fires, to which was added deli­ cious cake and orangeade. The young people who enjoyed the pleasant evening were Adeline Briggs, Reginald Holly, Alfred Robson, WlUlsm and Erskine Pope Carolyn Spencer, Em ­ ma and Lillie Ruth Spencer, LeClare Jones. Morris tn d G, W. Spencer, Maud, Joe and Maurice Mlot. Four F e e t o f Snow F. J . McDaniel of Owasso, Midi., is back In Sanford for a week or sq aod his many friends here are delighted to see him a g a in .* Mr. McDaniel is a great ad­ mirer of Sonford and the Florida d im ata and some day he intends to quit railroad­ ing and settle down hero for e life of lux-^ ury and ease. Mr. McDaniel stated to a Herald m an that when he left his native d ty in Michigan there wot four feet of anow on the ground and business was practically � 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>, February 23, 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/3718fd73a36a98b5a532f22b7d9b92ab.pdf ea67c4e99776e4e2c0fb07c08f89d87b PDF Text Text reft ru ary 23 ,S|2 t P o ta to « a Good Crop From every point come» the report that Irish potatoes will bring a good price this season. A man who Is In the business In several Urge cities and U a well known authority on the subject writes as follows to The Herald: If the people in Sanford section have a good crop 9 f early potatoes this year, they can get their own price for them. The potato market U extremely high here, and there are less potatoes In this county now, than has ever been at this season of the year for years. In fact since It has been a heavy producing county. Up to January 1st. the various railroads had .hauled about $9,000,000 bushels. The movement in January was some­ thing like 1.350.000, mostly seed.. Up to the present, the movement has been In the neighborhood of 11 .000.000 bushels, ‘with the crop estimated a t 15,000.000 bushels, outsiee of what U ¡necessary for seed and borne consumption. It U esti­ mated conservatively that after the aeed potatoes are moved which ore sold, for future contracts, there will not be more than 2M ,000,000 bushels in Aroostook County. Southern Maine has quite a few yet, but not as mang as Aroostook. The buyers are paying the farmers $2.75 their weight, on the street for table stock l i f 155 lbs, bulk. The market on eeed pointse> Is very much excited, and the tar m en are getting $3.50 to $3.75 and many holding for $4 00. I ro rtu n a te Morlda. “ A'popular magazine writer and . social 9 -reformer, who I* now associate V monthly In S t Louis, To a recei 4 of her paper describes the idle workingmen in that whom, after a day spent In for work, stek shelter In ^building. These meiffia mer In the harvest fields construction gongs. If the been good, and they have had no ill-for­ tune such as sickness, they go to the d ty when they are laid off In the fall and seek some cheap lodging house. where their lit­ tle hoard of money will carry them through the winter. If the season has been bad. or If they have been harrassed by sickness —God pity them—they must depend on the slim chance of getting a Job in the alack season or upon charity. Now, we In Florida are fortunate In that we have no bitter winter which brings enforced idleness and cessation of income et the time when the biggest out­ lay 1» necessary to keep comfortable. Here a man rnoy work twelve months in the year: More might be written on this line, but n hint to the wisa should be suf­ ficient.—Lnkelend Telegram. ! I HI m ■T € I \’ > f I <1 m >f fc L To Help Sanford 1 have been In every state this side of the Mississippi river and 1 think that Sanford la as pretty a d ty as I have seen and prettily located. There are to many opportunities to make this dty one of the best tourist towns In Florida, because you have os beautiful d Jake as you can find anywhere and an ideal d i la te , but it needs a little booming. You must have some amusements to bold the tourists such as are offered at an Ideal country dub, where you enn have bowling tennis, golf, base ball, and all kinds and classes of amusements, and you want to have some amusements on the water. Of course we can’t have all of these things at once, hut if we oil join together and push things forward we can accom­ plish wonders. I was talking with a gen­ tleman on this line, and he said that everybody was engoged in agriculture and dlJn’t have time to think about making a tourist d tv 0/ it, but we have time for everything. If we can hold the tourists here -It will mean more business for the merchants such as groceries, meats, vegetables and dry goodi shoes, and in fact all kinds of merchandise, and when there.is more de­ mand for these things it Is going to help the farmers, because they will be able to Sell their crops right here, and of course it will mean an increased crop. Now, let us all together and boom Iba town and make It an ideal tourist town. I am going to make my homo litre and will do all In my power to help this place, and will write to my friends la th e north and see if 1 can’t induce them to come here and Invest their money. Hoping that this wilt bear fruit. I am. Respectfully, R. A. '! Hi * r m fc fc iv . : i I ht ■! -■r * b Tit- è m . K t; * if •fe F e r, / I. V Storm S trikes Florida Part of the twister that has been tear­ ing up Texas andAllaslsslppl struck Flor­ ida Wednesday tight and at Pensacola the wind reached a velocity of 50 miles •n boor and did- considerable damage. ‘lorida on Wedlifta» shy on NONDAY SPECIALS .... CASH DEPARTM ENT ST O R E .... • • • • •• F L O R ID A SA N FO R D SPECIALS Always New Goods is oitr Motto and our store is never known to be without Crisp New Bargains and they are Bargains in • t • every sense. For Monday only, yard wide. Un­ bleached Sheeting. Silk finish nnd fine count, /egular price qq 16 yards 8Xc yard. Red S tar Diaper Cloth. 10 yard* to @ 3q piece, 18 in- width, 75c value 22 in. width. 85c value 79c , 24 in. width $1,10 value 82c 27 in. width $1.25 value 98c An exceptionally pretty assortment of hat pins, at r only 19c, % uml OC Boys* Shirts 25C Blue, and Striped Chambrey and Seersucker ginghams. Sizes from 12X to 14, only ¿OC MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26th Boys’ Knee Pants ’A’ splendid 'ftASdrtment of Boys’ Knickerbocker pants In solid and dark colors, special from rm . $1.29 to ¿V C ALL DEPARTMENTS Colored Lawns 5o 1 case Colöred'Lawnslnallcol- ^ ore. stripes, and checks, Special M en’s and Boys’ Caps Ladies’ R eady-to-W ear Department Penoll Tablets 3o Now Is the time to select either men’s or boys’ caps. Bull dog or Golf styles; worth up to SIX qjSpecial eachii ¿ J C Has Put on the Appearance of Spring, with the Handsome Line of Tan and White Linen, Repp and Linen Crash Suits, every Suit Representing • Style. Oiir Line of White and Tan Linen Shirts must be seen to be appreciated at the Special Lew Prices which they are marked. **. * . —t— —r 100 Pencil Tablets 8 x 11 In. Letter Special value, end while i n -thty last Monday, eacijLooly 'k y t ' Embroideries 500 Yards Hamberg nnd Swiss edges jiadJnseüions^wflrÜMip toX5. cento a yd. Tills special lot for 1A _ ' - Monday 1 U C - __ A nice assortment of Crotons, in me­ dium, light and dark patterns, most­ ly oriental and fiural designs. Choice yard 9c Wash . f ji I Ladles Wash S k i r t s 98c Go o d s Monday we will place on stile a strong line of Ladies' while nnd col­ ored wash skirts in the season's newest designs. Values H 8c up to $1.50. Only Department Is Fairly Running Over with Beautiful Values in Sheer and Medium weight Mer­ cerized Waisting, Plain and Fancy Flaxons. Special attention is called to our Line of White and Colored Linen. 34ln Lineano 1Öc A Spediti Lender. Our N o-100 White Ltneone 34 in wide, for Monday a yard 10c 2 5c Mennen’s T a lc u m P o w d e r 18c Large assortment of Mennen v Borated nnd Violet Talcum l\>wdi*r. A standard 25c seller. Our 1o price otih IOC Hand Bags Gent ’ s Furnishing Umbrellas 98c 98c Cotton Crepon 14o populai goods -This well-known and popular ummer unun­ \ a for waists and Summer » /i 2,,Monday a yard I* •'1 derwear. 20c..Monday Embroidery Waists 5 9 Ò , Department SÖ0E - - Department __ I m m* a SNOW ’S'Shbe* for Men go without saying, as being . the Leading Shoe, our Prices the Lowest. 3 5o Ladies’ For Fall Particular» See Oar Addr-t’vX U*Tke Herald of March 1st ,. ^ ,■ D. A. 25c Ladi«**Military, Sutteen. Pnd front hose supporters, in Black. White and Colors.' Gobd value for 3fx* o c r Your choice for Monday • colors, urn and and Pin .While ‘J . t „ f nasokinent of Metii_ Light Blue Io IZHcyard, only 7 0 « yjpds for 1 UL “ .-s'7 *■ ollars hove just received a large shipment of the* well-known l rrisbee" Ì :o f over thirteen leadihg styl« O C« at 2 for & .. C A SH D EPA RTM ENT ST O R E -su- SA N FO R D OC— S u p p o r te r s LOWEST PRICES „ 1 Wf2 Royal Wilton R u g ../................. $ 3 0 .0 0 .1 Cgthedcral Gong Clpck ................ 1 2 .0 0 1 Cowhide Leather Lined Traveling Bag IOJDQ 1 CoWhide, Leather Lined’Traveling Bag 8 .0 0 1 Cowhide, Leather Traveling m m Lined m m m r _ Bag . j0. .0 o o0 ft »...rtf* H nn 4 .n m r Eight-Pay R id k t.n » v Clocks, each*. -l • 8 a .0 a 0 a 6 Large Handsome 1 Ladies’ or Gentlemen's Sttk Umbrcilar 5 ..0 0 . Ç ag ents! B U T T E R IC K .P A T T E R N S - Thread—black. White nnd colore; 6 spools for FREE! - FREE!! ■ FREE!!! Monday wQl find us showing strong line of ribbons in alli colo in Silk and Satin. Special T Q g. a yard 21c 17c and »•» J . & P. C o a t s ’ Outing Fjannel, Special HIGHEST QUALITY Ribbons 69c Now is the time to have a beautiful pongee dress, we haven sj>c< ini barguin In a 85c value' FJQfor Monday A Ladies’ Slevelcss Gauze Vests taped, arms and neck; small medium and lor*, oizoo.podo) volu. . 2 5 b W E ARE 8 5 c Pongee S E L J JY has Surpassed all Previous- Seasons In De, signs. Lasts and Workmanship in making Ladies* ^Oxfords and Pumps. . . ’ , Now Is the time to buy.sèmi? of the famous "Little One” rompers, in solid colore, checks and stripes a pair Monday . Thqtf l i n i n g it some, for n* hut 'Blankets and <".nlurts, our line of'BIan from $2J9 up, will go ill ttlf-f SPECIAL PRICES MONDAY. SHOE ' GODMAN'S. Ladies’, Misses and .Children's Shoes, A ll-Leather are.Marvelous Values for the money. . Sleeveless Vests ' 2 5 per cent off $ 1 . 0 0 CREATIONS 10 Doz Childrens’ Rompers • r Mondajr .will be sale day in our Graniteware Department Sauce pans, tea kettles, pots^dishpans and :Ies, Special .many other articles. at only 39c. 25c,. nnd lO c . Will have many Bargains of interest for Monday. Now is the time to select a Suit for Spring before the Line is picked over. Five Hundred All - Wool Patterns from .T H E ROYAL TAILORS. . . A largo shipment of Ladles' nnd Gentlemen’s Boxwood and Mission bundle Umbrellas $1.35 • value Square, Dutch necklode trimmed cmbroid9fy front tucked back, Thteequariter length sleqycs IL-* CTO-, OO value, Monday ' 0 \ J C Gfanltcwarc WITH THE SEASON’S They arc here, in the season’s most ujMo-date and staple styles.. See Hand Bags Monday from n n rt $259 to ¿ t i c Trunks A special large assortment of Auto­ matic, Self-raising troy trunks See our Specie! think in r. $8.7: value for Monday, *£4 . at only ARE OVERFLOWING Cretans 9o *• M -- •t Fancy Hat Pins 16 Yds for $1.0 0 . MONDAY D. A. CALDWELL & SONS - FLORID; * J �Published Soml-Wcokly—Tuesday Friday SA N FO R D IN SANLXJRD— Lito it Worth Living BA M FO RD , F L O R ID A . TUCO DAY, F E B R U A R Y 2 7 . IB IS PRIME CROP CONDITIONS Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources happenings during the week H art' the Readers Will rin d a Brief Historical Spring Flowing • Tor Hurried R eaders ‘ "I will accept the nomination for presi­ dent If It U tendered me, and I will ad­ here to this decision until the convention has expressed its preference.** is CoL The­ odore Roosevelt's reply to tho letter of seven Republican governors asking him to stand for nomination. activities are beating the at­ mosphere to sucji ■ degree that 1* was freely predicted today that Democratic leaders of the bouse and Republican lead­ ers of the senate soon would find them­ selves agreed that congress could not keep up the pace beyond the middle of June. Until now. It appeared, to.be ai]. prolonged beyhad-thf^tfilengo and Balti­ more conventions. * President Taft soon may be clothed with authority to send American troops »emu Iha Mexican books Ux-quett- either conditions of anarchy or fighting which might threaten lives or property on this tide of the line. Two storms of rain or snow, or both, sre predicted to croos the country this week by the weekly bulletin of the weather bureau. A disturbance central today In the southwest will advance to the Ohio valley and move to the St. Law­ rence valley. It will be attended by gen­ eral precipitation over the Mississippi valley and the regions east, the precipi­ tations being in the form of rains in the southern and snow in northern parts. The American Blue Jacket Is not all that he might be physically or mentally, according to the report of the fleet sur­ geon of the Atlantic squadron. The average sailor Is too young, and his physical condition is such that be would fsildunng a strain, being unable to stand hardship. [. The details of a double tornado which Sunday devastated parts of three Arkan­ sas counties, place the dead list at ten and injured si 23. The property loss is gre.it. Hand some homes, plantation equipment, rue barns, etc., were reduced to wreckage ■ml «.aucred miles In the path of the storm. Fire broke out In several homes ■her the wind, and only a torrential downpour of rain oaved the ^people from burning to death. f Senator Gardner, of Maine, has Intro- M oss end M arr's Shows Will e n te r ­ tain the BIS Crowd All roads will lead to Sanford next wefek where the Moss & Mnrr consolidated shows will hold fort. Many new and novel features will be Introduced during the engagement. The organization la n most stupendous one. Kvcrything with It Is truly magnificent. A feature Is the refinement and morality that predom­ inates. Parents can feel safe in attend* lng and taking their children with them as they will learn something and enjoy ‘|h e many interesting and wonderful sights. There are features which you and your neighbor have never geen, and yet there is nothing vulgar of course It will surely be n gala week from start to finish with such attractions ns this in our city. I t “ grounds will resemble a minature Coney Island. Tne place will l>e nblnze will» illumination and color. Every place of umuscmeni. exhibition, tent and booth will be elaborately constructed and deco­ rated with bright and beautiful illumina­ tion. Tliers will be continuous hand con­ certs every afternoon and evening and a rapid (Ire of open attractions absolutely free. Sanford Crops Will Bring Top Notch Prices This Season from all indications of a surface na­ ture it seems that the celery crop this season will prove to be most prefliable to M. R. STEVENS TO MANAGE TEAM the fortunate growers who are able to bring this vegetable to maturity. This Work of Polishing Up Raw Recruits season has been an enigma to the oldest Will Be Communed On growers here and ulso to the most experi­ enced buyers. The copious downpour of , March first th e proper spirit was manifested last rain from week to week has washed the night at a called meeting of the Sanford fertilizers Into the St. Johns river and at fans and the Ball Association at the city the same time caused the crop to scorch or turn yellow, Tho land has been soak­ hall. The meeting wns called to urdrr by ed fat many weeks and if It hod not been Vice President Holly, who stated the ob­ far the ability of the grower to convert his ject of the call and tho election of officers system of subirrigalion Into a system of took place immediately resulting ns fol­ underground drainage the crop would have been entirety spoiled. Uut by the lows: proper manipulation of the drainage sys­ Preside in. G. W. Spencer. tem and care in providing ample ditches, Vice President. K. J. Holly. the crop at this time looks fairly well. Secretary ana ."il-iSiuref Felix Frnnk. Nitrate of soda is being applied to over­ Ass't Secretary and Treasurer. K. 0. tfs? come „the yellow appearance and neutralwell ize the effect |cf and prospective blight, —Duixlura. IL W. licriKlon. W. LXJtoldan. Ibds pSdng-tbe, cropdC-s* fairly, normal F_ E. Brady. Ed Row*«. D. G. Wngnerr Geo. Fox. Jr.* ’ The boards are now up on many an Attorney, Geo. A DeCot lex Finance Committee: J. D Davison, Ed acre of Sanford celery and the product The Moss & Mart's Consolidated Shows Rourke. Kobt. Newman. has already begun to move to market. ore doubtless the most expensive organi­ , Advertising Cumnuitec. Ja m e s. Harris. .Purchases are lx-1tig made f. o. b. the zation of its kind ever brought to San­ S. Range, W. C Palmer field and m some coses the purchasers ford and it is safe to say that a large H R Stevens as elected general mali­ share of the population will find its way nger and »luted in a few word* Ins early to the grounds dully plana for a good team ft was decided to bold a Field D.iv In t h a n k s f r o m H ospital the near future at the park ami the Resolved That the trustees of the following ladies were appointed to take Sanford Hospital Asstx-intlon tender to each and every member of the com­ charge: Mrs Purker, Mrs. F. W. Miller, mittee who were active In the recent Mrs Roumlllnt, Mrs J W Barnes Jr., Held Day Celebration their sincere thanks Mrs Peck. Mrs Frank. Mrs C H. Dtngee. The Moss A Marrs Company luivd kind, and that t|iecitil mention be made of the ly offered the service of Ctie splendid zealous and eflkient manner In which Italian band on Wednesday night for a General Manager W T Fields i(reformed dance in the city hall and (he following Ins duties Also that »(h*ci a I mention he made of committee was appointed to lake charge J, I) Roberts. Wallace. Purden. Lelller, the good work done by Mr. II R Stevens Beatty and his assistants in |«epartng thcjgrounds Tile idea udvocalnd lust year by Tom and booths for the celebration Hawkins to start March 1st. and every That the service* of the Lend a Hand one who could do so give one dollar per society and the Sanford Hand. I*e si>ecially month was discussed and met with a n­ recognized nual approval and u canvass of those Thai special thanks tie tendered the Holden Heal Estate Co., for the use 01 present brought out n good list to start. Holden Pork for tfic Reid Day sports to Ed Rourke will take the list among the (he D P. Order of Elks Tor the generous hasiness men and (he Dollar Club will mean u comfortable sum to begin the offrr and use of their hall made necessary season by the weather The prus|x-cts (or a winning team in That these resololloiV« to t>c placed on 1912 art- bright and everyone interested the m i n u t e s a n d also |siiilisheil hi (tie will get down to hutd work at once S an f o r d Herald P o t a t o e s Will Be Source Under date of Washington. D. CL, J a n ­ uary 20. the following news item was sent throughout the country: “Because the scarcity of potatoes in the markets of the United States has raised the twice to a point almost pro­ hibitive to the consumers. Representa­ tive Ayres, of New York, has introduced a bill In congress suspending for six months the tariff duty of 25 cents a bushel." This is significant news to Florida farmers, and an invitation to all to plant as m any potatoes a s they can this month. Of course then) is very little likllhood of the duty being removed for six months, but it emphasizes the fact of a pot at u shortage, and Florida should be the first potato growing state to take advantage of (he situation and reap the benefit of W inter Ball Schedule high prices in a depleted market in April *** Florida colleges ore getting out and May. their diamond heroes and brushing them op for the spring games. Following Is »he schedule of game« v l£ b,Uiinr U *nd at Gaines- yjjfath 1 gad 2, Stetson University at torPaS . 4 *“d 8* RoUJn* CoUeg* #t w ,n * Gsbesrllie.<U** 1#* St8t8&0 University at m S S “ • nd 9ouUwn a»“* * 81 „Msreh l l BDd 26. Rollins College at •, Mra. Allen I« New Q uarters Williams AMUtecr have divided off » • *Mt half of their two store rooms In « n d block end will rent this room* to r“*-M- L- Allen for her millinery parlor« ™* >o«Mton Is e central one and should ***• • 1 attractive store. Announce­ ment or the removal will bo made Utrr. •wintime Mra. Alien will offer some •J8®»* bargains in millinery s t the old Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Nlftht at City Mall JOINT DEBATE AT SANfORD Clark and Burr Will Speak In Sanford At An Early Date Secretary Bates of the Commercial Club ha* received nnswers to Ilia request for a joint debate from Burr and Clark and both signify their willingness to discuss the isauei ami pick flaws In each other's tecofd for the benefit of the morbid crowd. Tins deltate between two such well known orators and fire eaters will be a most In­ teresting event and the Commercial Club might go further and make , the time a regular convocation for the candidates. TIktc are various and sundry candidates for the different jobs and each and every one of them ought to meet the greatest number of people, and the greatest num­ ber of people will be gathered here to lis­ ten to the harangue of Frank Clark ngulnst Ills opponents and vice versa. have to harvest the crop Contracts have been made for entire crops standing in the held The demand Is strong and steady and the growers are in a position to dictate price*, on account uf the scar­ city and small acreage planted. As much as 33.00 per crate has already been net­ ted and many tales have been mode at from $2.(Hi to S2 75 tx-r crate. Sweet corn is now being planted e x ­ tensively us well as peppers, tomatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes, egg plant, squash, Irish potatoes The acreage for the spring products enumerates] promises to be normal and from retiorts received it is believed that a sternly market will be encountered for everything offered — Times-Union U e llg h tn u S tr a w Ride One of the most delightful out door society events of the season was (tie straw ride participated in by u merry crowd of young folk! one night last week in honor of the Misses l»we of New York who have been the guests of their uncle, F W. Munson of Sanford Heights Chaperoned by Mesdames A Frank ami F W Munson the party enjoyed many of the good roads and several had ones just to see if there wus enough straw A fine lunch was served in the wagon a t ten o’clock at tho Celery Ave. ferry and they Wnd'nn Ge Hatne til the Wee Srao hours In the Morn. Those participating were us follows Misses Florence Lowe, Dorothy B. U»we. Albino Frank, Jean Pope. Hilda Mnccy, Mabel Cowan. Messrs. Lyman Frank. ■Forresl Gatchcl, Alberta Miller. McDowell Butts, Waller Skinner Cecliian Music Club The Cecilian Club held their regular meeting at the studio of Mrs Fannie Munson, Saturday afternoon. A short but enjoyable program wos rendered. Zerny Study, Op 636, Miss Essie Bur­ den. Scbotiischoc, Mary Howard Study, Arthur Footle. Mrs. Munson entertained the pupils with stories of the worlds greatest singers Jennie Lind and the child violinist. Into riorlda Crops SeydeL Some weeks ago C J. Nathc harvested Delightful Evening The Willing Workers assisted by Mr« C. H. Summer« their Sunday school a potato weighing fourteen pound« So teacher, entertained (be Sunday school far as we have heard this (specimen is classes of Misses Farnsworth and Hill, at entitled to the blue rlbboit. floweyer, the Methodist parsonage, Friday even­ Mr. Nathc seems not to havC been cbning. The rooms were beautiful decorated tent will) his record, and has again with tfie National color« various sized broken all records by bringing in a potato flag« green vine« pot plants and lovely that tips the scale at twenty ptjtmdi. This specimen is only 'one of the bill, cut flower« »The young people entertained their there being several others weighing two guest with delightful musioal selections to three pound«—Dade City Star. Here are a few carload lots sales of celery both songs and Instrumental; also a variety of Interesting game« When the made through the Florida Citrus Exchange. entertaining program was concluded, the AH these sales are strictly f. a b. Mana­ delicious ice cream and several kinds of tee or Bradentuwo: *3, $2.73, $2.63. $3. elegant borne made candy, was very $2.75,-13. $3. The Exchange delivers the much enjoyed. F'orto two happy young goods and gets the prices whether It be y peofde. were tue recipients of Mra Sum- celery or fruit« mars charming hospitality. ----C apt M arks, City Treasurer Kirkwood Facetious W. L Morgan having resigned hit po­ Sheriff Kirkwood dropped in at The HeraldJjQce yesterday and when asked’ sition as City Treasurer. Mayor Spencer about the election said he would make yesterday appointed Capt R. H. Marks to' them stiow their Hand and ‘■Aftmld Karel flU the unexpired term. The appointmore votes than any other. <*odidato In meat of Capt. Marks will be satisfactory the race which Is not s bed daffydll at to every ona sod the genial-Gapuine. if .w . * * A , V Meeting ol Mlssonary Society The Womans Missionary Society of the Baptist church, was delightfully enter­ tained by Mr« It. B Connelly and Miss Allle Trafford at the home of Mra. Con­ nelly, Monday evening. A fine attend­ ance of the society were present. Sever­ al new names were added to the mem­ bership rolL The meeting was opened with devotional exercises by Mra. M. M. Stewart after which the minutes were read, and the business of the society was attended to. Japan and the work, that Is being carried on In that Interesting and promising field, was ably treated by Mra. R. C. Maxwell. At the dose of the pro­ gram delirious sandwiches and coffee were served, after which the meeting soon adjourned. fh e General News o f The Land of Flow ers. CURED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome of the Week's Most Im­ p o rta n t Happenings In the *" S ta te 's Domain. The'Board of Trade, place the census of Miami at 12000. There Is no Isw against the placing at any angle. ; Plans are being prepared for the erec­ tion of another skyernper in Jacksonville. This building Is to be erected by the St. Johns Insurance Company, and will be built on Laura street. The Booster's Club of Live Dak and Suwannee county held n big banquet at the Suwannee Hotel in IJve (Jak a few night agoThe dead laxly of Ja m e s P Def’n»« Jr!? a well known young m an of MinmL.gref found'in his room at a lodgtn^ihOQfa J n iwidiy decomposed. tiie'Tnnn evidently having been dead several day*, lie hed>' been a sufferer for several years from asthma und tuberculosis arid tho coroner's ' verdict wns death from natural causex*’ ~ At u recent meeting of the executive of tile Southern Methodist conference of Florida plans were furthered for thr^, foundation of the Chautauqua a n d , As­ sembly at South Bench. upposUe St. Augustine The' name that lias been selected fur the summer colony la the Anastasia Methodist Summer Assembly. From itidtailions it. Is thought that things will have advanced fur enough by su m ­ mer to hold the Hrm sessions during the present ye.nr. Sewing Circle The Sewing Circle was entertained by Miss Flora M Johnson, at the residence of Mrs. J W Dicklnt Thursday afternoon. The fancy work * ith which the members of the circle entertain themselves at these pleasant meetings, was laid aside during the evening to join a word contest in the effort to make the largest number of words from George Washington's name. Then the words were ail Written In the given time: the contestants were re­ quested to draw1 on the opposite side of their paper, u picture of "Waaldogton crossing the Delewnre," the best picture (o share In the ¡aire for the largest n u m ­ ber of words, made from the name. Mrs. R C Maxwell, was declared winner of both contests, and received the priza a very pretty ncedlo book. At the con­ clusion of the contests a delicious fruit salad, sandwiijies and coffee were served. Those iwese.it were Misses Mary and Carrie Ensnftngcr. Emma and Estelle Beard, Ernes:’«« Crux. Lillian Gibson. Mell Whltncr. Mrsdftme* R. L. Pock. J. D. Langley, Geo. Fox, Jr.. R. C. Maxwell. In Honor of W ashington’s Birthday - Little Miss Maud Mlot. her brother, Joe Miot. Morris and U. W. Spencer, Jr., entertniurd the girls nod (toys of Sanford Heights in honor of George Washington’* birthday, Thursday evening, Feb. 22ad. The special feature of the evening's pleas­ ure was the chicken pilau which the chil­ dren prepared In camp style in the capa­ cious and picturesque pork, surrounding Mr. and Mrs Miot’s handsome homo on the Heights. While the pilau was cooking, the chil­ dren and their guests sat around the camp flio telling interesting stories and conundrums. This form of entertain­ ment was varied by several pleasant games which they played until the feast was ready to be enjoyed by the light of the camp fires, to which was added deli­ cious cake and orangeade. The young people who enjoyed the pleasant evening were Adeline Briggs, Reginald Holly, Alfred Robson, WlUlsm and Erskine Pope Carolyn Spencer, Em­ ma and Lillie Ruth Spencer, LeClare Jones. Morris tnd G, W. Spencer, Maud, Joe and Maurice Mlot. Four F eet o f Snow F. J. McDaniel of Owasso, Midi., is back In Sanford for a week or sq aod his many friends here are delighted to see him again.* Mr. McDaniel is a great ad­ mirer of Sonford and the Florida dim ata and some day he intends to quit railroad­ ing and settle down hero for e life of lux-^ Woodman Circle A ttention * ury and ease. ; There will be a meeting of the Circle, Mr. McDaniel stated to a Herald man et Eagle* Hal) Wednesday Feb. 28Ul 2:30 that when he left his native d ty in {X tn. Important business, d o n 't' fall to Michigan there wot four feet of anow on the ground and business was practically attend. . Mml S aium E. PAgsxx. Guardian. �February 27 THE SANfORDJMERALD A Buttle! o f Opinion “ Just Be -tween Y*u and Me“ 4 One of the jokes of the campaign la that A would be jjoUUdan conceived the Idee of rfamlag Against B. M. Robinson for Clerk. -He «abed the advice of some of hie frWoda first however end they ad­ vice him that It would be political sui­ cide. a M. Robinson suits everybody In M ttfaeckof the Woods. 4 1 don't hear anything more from my friend Braxton Bescham Is his Bfe story ended and h a |>bo decided to retire on his neW|pap«r notoriety or will he eeek the voter so bis native heath! We want to gee Mm down bare and find out bow he gtagda oq the question of building a jail on Sanford Heights and whether the Hospital ought to have a horse show next year or a bridge party. I If you are a kicker and seo the shadow f failure In everything that la propoeod a,bain the town, for heaven's sake go mo some secluded^canyon and kick your hen shadow on the sand -and tllus live men who are -Working to build up a' own i^isjw C r-'O w -fchi-Y f** -hoTbwyed. Whining kicker can do more to keep iway business and capital from a town SKTkll’ai'outlU,IhSTdrop*, tlnch-tnigt. And blizzards combined. 41 I tether favor Charlie Hand for SberlfT end I favor him because I have known him for twenty years and have watched his most Interesting career. That boy JuAt teemed to be fitted for an officer's job bod ts deputy sheriff, mayor of San­ ford and every other position that he has bald Charlie has alwmy been the same bootst, conscientious, Industrious, discreet man. As a man of business be has forgdd Ahead and made a success and I consider this a most favorable recom­ mendation for a man who aspires to the high position of sheriff. A man need not he .a man hunter a detective or an Old Sbvth. He hM a corps of assistants for - that. But the sheriff himself should be r. man thst commands respect, a man who ha* had experience U a deputy, a man of cool, keen judgment and yet a man of vary broad minded views and on# whd pan (Me bia think-tank at all times. Charlie Hand is the personification of an ideal sheriff and my prediction is that he ■riU 1m elected Iff the first primary. 4 There are so ms reckless outojnohlle drivers in this city that need to face Mayor Spencer for a round or two. They digs# their cars down the street at break­ neck speed Without lights a t night and lbs wSy they turn corners is a sight Right a t the oornar of Tenth street there will be a catastrophe some day, A rig opening up Park avenue cannot get aver to the right far enough to ovoid these crazy Mutts who drive buzz wagons atyl sooner or later there will be a wholesale killing here. This Is a nasty turn and any driver with an ounce of tense in his Cdobaaut win slow up and hug the curb bar At night most of these bug house drivers are hugging girls and have no time to bog the curb or attend to the Arhed and they swing around here at a fifty mile clip, and a man who com plainad to me laid he actually was compelled to taAks his horse climb over the curb­ ing, and If he could would probably tried to ctlmb a tree. The car had no lights and made no effort to keep the right side. I respectfully call the attention of the auto drivers to this danger. After, that I will call the attention of the mayor and marshal to this most dsngerous practice —Apractice that not only pertains to the Tenth street croaaing but to many others In ths dty. Heights needs a brick road and other Im­ provements and while the council ducks behind the screen with the excuse of no funds I contend that a fifteen foot brick street would not exist the d ty eny fortune because two thirds of it would be paid by the property owners. We ere getting tired of this cry of poverty and we want results. This old economical ides Is not working In the d ty government worth shucks end seems to be penny wise and pound foolish. Our d ty needs more good streets and we need them bad. Grtt as best vre can. Wen we ask a candidate a question our columns are open for their answer and silence will be interpreted to mean that they are against us. As we hare said before. Lake and Rob­ inson have been tried and found not granting. We have seen them under fire and believe In them, and we are for them. At our present rata of development we need men with experience in our legisla­ tive halls—they can do us more good than new men, and we cannot afford, at this stage of the game, to experiment. Here's for the old delegation. Some Happy Sayings. “Heal etiquette," says Judge PAttlnCtll In the Cbanute Tribune, "la look­ ing out of the window while your guest drinks out the finger bowl." Some other opinions banded down by the judge this week were these: "The short skirt* the women are wearing m ake them look much younger. Borne of them, In fact, will be run In by the truancy officer and sent to school, It they aren't careful." . . . "The fel­ low who rates his friends by the else of their pocket books la gbout as good a Judge of human values as the girl who won't look a t anybody but pret­ ty men." . . . "What every town needs ts not more men to make boost­ e r speeches at commercial club ban­ quets or street corner orations tolling bow the otty governm»c! ¿¿„uid i,© run, but R ;r« 'm e n who will sprinkle s*U on their sleety aldowalks." NORTH Atlantic Coast Line SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations see near­ est Atlantic Coast Line A gent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent JACKSONVILLE, 138 W o t Bi t St. m .w w w w w w w w w w w w w w j w m w w m w m i LIVER e s s a n d W ag o n s O la c k sm lth ln g and Hor»«»h Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged ' Settled Their Rowe at Home. T h e alster of a wlfo who w aa being sued for d lr o r c e was on th e w itness sta n d . T he a tto r n e y for th o plaintiff a sk e d her w h e th e r she had e ver no­ tic e d any trouhlu .be tw e e n h e r sister %nd th e husband. Thoro n e v e r had be e n any trouble as far an she waa ■bio to observe. ‘Of course," said she. “ they had the ir spats Just like all m a rrie d people do—Just like mo and m y husband—b u t w© alw ays make up.” "You don’t have to como to di­ v o rc e court, then, do you?*' asked J u d g e Vinson C arter, emlllng. “Nop©,' satd th e witness, glancing at h e r hus­ 4 My friend Douglass of the Ovcido Ad- b and on the w itness bench, "wo al­ vance while not agreeing on all the cand­ w a y s settle our troubles a t h o m e " idates certainly acetn to have the same "W ell,” said th e Judge, "I guess th a t’s th o best way." and ho resum ed bis tfr dope on the aspirants for the Legislature. Speaking about the various candidates dlous task of sifting tho tr u th from In his last Issue Mr. Douglass gets off the th e evidence presented to him. following: Reviving Old Mackintoshes. Mr. Fox Is a young m an and n ton of Shabby old IS nek In toshes c an b© Mr. Geo. Fox, Sr., of Sanford. We have known hla father for many years; he is mado as good a* now a t homo for a from good old stock and we predict for ■mall outlay, and by tho e xercise of a Boll a him a brilliant future, bat arc inclined to little car© and patience. little linseed oil and add to this about think that be lias budded too soon and 20 drops of te re b e n e (to be had at any out »of season. We rather suspect that chem tat's). W bllo hot apply this mix­ the frost will nip tils untimely political tu re to the m ackintosh w ith a brush. Tasplrgtlons. ______ Allow It about 48 hours to dry In. and As'the cam paign progresses we wilt th e n wash th e whole over w ith India treat him as we have all the rest and ask rubber solution dissolved In methy­ him a few questions. There ere some lated iplrltg to th e th ic k n e ss of cream. things that we arc for and some that we L e a v e this a n o th e r two dnys to dry ore decidedly against, and while we do a n d the tunc kin tori) will ho found to h a v e a sm aath a n d hard surface, as not deem It necessary to fight any one calculated to r e sist all rnolsturo as we would do so If their views did nor coin­ w hen the coat was now. T h e same cide with ours along these lin e s That ts a process will, o fcourso, do fo r rain duty we believe we owe our readers and hats, sponge bags and all water-proof­ we are going to conserve their interests ed things. Candidate for Governor - BEAV V HAULIHC A N D CONTRACTING T H fr-M A P E -S F E R T IL IZ E R S . cut t hoiphate or any ol its Aliases How to | r ( liit Ideal F rv ll t h s t will b ring yoo ||>p t t ( l a d i n g w b rn w« ( f t on a ORANGES P O O L IN G day And was struck at once with the boaljty of the surroundings. I was also Struck with idsa that those people out tlW f need a brick street from Tenth Street to llugbey street. They also need cjty water, gas and sewerage regardless of whether the time is ripe or not The old dty council was no« disposed to grant them anything end greet things were ex -1 peered of the new regmie, but there Is dance sections In Florida languishes be­ cause of a lack of Improvements. Every AM In Sanford knows that tho d ty needs a standpipe. Every MO known that laid Waadfife ought to Bo Ideated on Sanford Heights, the highest point Every one IcnOWI that a t timAs the pressure In the ANMrfcvorr wash and soon ed finiturn, V i nsasaam. Why should 1 elucidate What I started to say waa tket Senftrd O A SIS Better p re p a re for that in advance. It will come. Y ou will surely want th e m . Maximum Juice, Thin Kinds, Bright Color and h e a v y wrtghi The Mopes System and line of feeding can be depended upon in duce these V F F 'F T A M I V L - a u L a 1 F ___ Our fertilisers n u tirt you perfrci ta fr l, / V U I ^ i - a M Ifllllll tlU tr lM t Hi B l U f l l V imt A I I I l i t ' i l l if Write to L A BRUMLEY, Agent, Sanford, Florid,■ Or to .1 R TYSEN, Agent. Jacksonville, Florida mb, ¡¡^ For full descriptive pmnphlet just Issued giving Mhj«-record in Florida, best methods of fertilization. nmieriiiM. «L description of goods, etc. Florida S h i p p e r s «vVfVvVi i i n i m i We want your consignrnents of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WELL DRIVING Artesian DAILY SALES at HIGHEST MAR K fl PRICES Prom pt Returns Wells of Every Description W. B. WHALEY & CO. 101 Market St BICYCLES Charleston, S. C. AND SUNDRIES - 25 BICYCLES rKtlM M M UP TO SIS. FOK NEW Be* n t • P W * »7 Satisfaction G u a r a n te e d B y Expert W o r k m o n SHANIRARGER ORLANDO, . FLORIDA Orden Henry McLaulin Taken at JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hand-Painted China porhnm'a Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware 4 1 wss out on Sanford Heights the other FLORIDA Elgin and W attham Watches HILL HARDWARE ALL GOODS GUARANTEED C . II Yo5 H ave a Printing W ant p DINGEE Num bing and G a s F ittin g All Work Receives My Person«! AU««0* and best scòrta Phot»* Ö* Opposite City Hall la our bn tin see, end whan we soy goW printing/ we don't mean lair, bat tbs bset obtainable. If yea ere "from Missouri** five us a trial and we will Show You FLOWERS — PLANTS fru it Trees an* Nur#»»* ••*** . •L' h Phone 166. . TEM PLE Ilth end Osh A»«- tjppcfb Offering In Ferns. fjo ral Designs to Order. t-XA-UMf . rW �-'¿»F I ' - ALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS Coming in All Its Vast Completeness LOOK The M ighty Monarch of all O ut-Door Am usem ents READ The Celebrated ' OSS & M A R R ’S CO NSO LIDATED SH O W S S a n f o n [| ONE SOLID WEEK COMMENCING r l O n d d y W a i c h 4 t h 15 - High-Class Shows - 15 3 - Sensational F ree Attractions - 3 2 - Big Riding D evices - 2 2 - Bands of M usic - 2 . Band Concerts on the Streets Daily by the Famous R O Y A L IT A L IA N BAND DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS SHOW There’s a Reason DIFFERENT from others and BETTER _ Van Arsdnlr () I) Co tu K B Weniword), wil P^rti Naval Storca Co. lo Munger Lami rs ( i M y * W P A W J, Thigpen to Sain Hill, wd S 125 m\T<$ cl "* 1,1 T D Hudson, wd $1.800 Resolution of City Courted in re part of Tired o t Being Wallpopd . ___ Qap»U * u c a _ ___ ___ _ W« are not knocking anybody. We ore Sarah E Minor to H W I Minor wd Just tired of being walloped to u frazzle $2,500 tt every presidential election and want J I) Henness to Mark Whin- wd SI to tee the man nominated by our party i 000. who lias the best ebanee of winning, pro- I A M anti P I' Minor to W I Minor, vlded always, ot course, that he is d man wd *1,800 worthy of the great honor of being presi- Palmetto Co to J A Lv.tts, wd $20 dent of the United States. Wo believe Palmetto Ot to Eliza Evitis. wil $22 50 Governor Hannon, of Oh*0- I* both n gwxH W F (.rnm to A P Monlruegro wd and able man and we believe he has a &| belter chance of winning than any other A. Vaughn u to tv I (.rant wd $H> of the good and able men who arc now not) discussed In connection with (he |vesi- Edith C Adams to A Vuuglm dential nomination. This Is why we are (. II Frrnuhl Hdw Co to Ldith C for him. We believe he can carry Ohio. Admits mu lien Sl di New York and Indiana, ¡and tlio electoral C D Christ to F ( Beal, mig Ji.imi vote of these stales added to the vote of W N VanDu/or to < I) t lirist et of the south will elect him. .jed $1 New York and Indiana are not mi .1 N Bradshaw in ( |i Christ et d difficult to wlieel into the Democratic <|crl $5H column. A strong man on u platform V S. Arnett to Ptuples Hunk ot ,'mto»tripped of populistic dogmas and with foul, chut mtg f l-it* tariff reform ns its cardinal plank can B 1 Board to A J Busier, wd Slit carry these states. The situation in W. H Funk to Alice Tyner, d ia l mtg Ohio is somewhat different. It has long »500 been a Republican stronghold, and be F. Li. Kush to K. H Barksdale. wd Udes Mr. Harmon we doubt if there is a State Bunk Orlando to (1 R Ramsey, man in the Democratic party, ni present wd $7do available for the presidential nomination. I W Dutgla-. to A I N,<- w(| Si too who can carry the state. We btdieve Mr Blanche Knirr to I lialcli. wd $12 50 Harmon can c a r r y It Oui belief is bused P B Muriio to C Frirkmun |w mtge oo the splendid progress he ho» made in $300 the state for the party since he was mndc P. B Martin to C. Erickmen. t*s mtg itsttauderd bearer. Llsient In 1908 he $100 was elected governor by 19,000 majority. H H Dickson to T. Williams, wd $705. Otic other Democrat was elected with D B Sphuler to Prosper CoL Co . wd $1 hint, the candidate for state treasure. In Overstreet Furp. Co. to N .1 T Srchgar J Ibe Democrats. The election of these J. A. Kuo* to E. E. OCalu. wd Slot). coagreumen Is the most significant part J. D. Pounds to SAj, Gridin, wd $1.000. oftW» record of wonderful Democratic Helen Prendergrnat to P Morgetiaon. w •»wtb under Harmon’s leadership, bcC8U*e those who ore wont to discredit d $150. . H. E Hester to E. B. Kourke. wd. H*nnon’s ability to cany Ohio tell us that E. J. Durden to Peoples Nut Bk. Orlando , be wst elected on a purely »tale issue and Hut his strength would not reach Into mtg JßOD Bessie N. Sprouse to A J Finger, qcd . Wdonal politic*. The election of oonfrcwffien certainly reaches Into national $ 10. J. P. Barker to A J. Frugcr. mtg IGIK). Pities, and tlie election of 75 per cent U. A. Howard to A. Johnson, sat ch mtg M the state's representation was reach»800. inl * good ways In— Starke Telegraph. Anna H. Platt to Jennie A. Garrett, riled Tor Record Mfi- J. M. Powell to Mr*. Rosa E, Gar»In. wd *475. Palmetto Co., to E. R. Hotaling. wd »m.5o. Palmetto Co, to L W. Holliday, wd mtg $100 V. 11. Wright to W P, Vlnlng, mtg $->0U Starblrd H. H. to Consumers L i V. Co . mtg $5,250. E. W. Thompson to Consumers L i Co , qod *1. S. J. T. Scegar to Overstreet Turp V Co., bi tl. Plat filed by W. J. Waterhouse Plat of WJnler Garden. Vf. R. 0'Naal, atty In fact to Battle R. M t mtg. * 1 .000. Arrival and D eparture of Trains S-Belch to Jag. Anderson, wd. NORTH BOUND Concord Part Dev. Co. to Geo. S. Darwd, No. 82 Ar 1.25 a m Lv. 1.13 a ro “ 11.03 a m “ 11.13 am R. Osteen to J. H. Smith, wd No. 84 No. 80 - 2J5 p m “ 155 p m South Land Home Go. to James Smith, No. 28 “ 9J>0 p in IJO. • j •AiJV^Llvlngston, n nephew dr**7>ltl Dr. John Wesley Livingston. the fatfiou* Root nnd Herb Dortur, of New York, is In the city mivrriialng nnd inlrtMlurlng his tin- I cle s Root and Herb Remedies, wlncfi are kiwMU llu o u g lu m l tho world for__ Uielr marvelous cures of all ( brume disease». Or L ivingston's Boot and Herb leu. the gfeul lllood I'uri ier and Nerve runic 1» iJuu^Tiilcvd to cure KlieuiiMtisrn in any form. Kidney and Bladder (rouble. Lame, Back. Nervous Prostration, Sick Head­ ache. Muluria, Constipation, and all dis- I ruses urislnit from Imixiir Blood If you are linn and all run down, no up|H-(iie, cun I sleep and m e fulling in health every day. |u»t try one fifty cent puckailr of Dr Livi ntlstnn's O le b ra te d Breiniraiion o f 1 Hoot and Herb Tea Or t K in g sto n '« 0>»|irpslne thr won­ der of the 2Uth century If you are a i titanic atitlercf with llyi|Miptla Nervous and Acute Attacks of indigestion hi liieir . worst lorin, one fill y-cenl-tnilllc el Dr Livingstons Dys|>ep»ine Powder will ronv u u e you ul its wonderful properties. Oi L iv in g sto n 's (¡olden C a ta r r h Balm .1 Sure and Permuneni Cure fur Ca- 1 tmrli in the Head for ynuitit or old I’rirw nil eeriis per jar I bese Kemedtes ore for sale by all i druggist* Don’t miss the Big f ree Show every nigh! Come all Opposite (he Herald N u t te r ot iiilrritlun to Apply for l e t I t r a P a te n t . Vi)t«-r u> tx-ffhy glwn lhai Itif undrralgneil wilt ACi-ty In the (njo-rtuM u l ttir i l i l r ul liu a jfl at Tallalia»»«'on the Zfith day i»f Marvh. A t> 1912. lot letters patent liKorpataunl Duval Conlrclion Company, under du- following proposed charter (¡ltd ) thIs 23rd dsy of FrJimsry, 1BIZ. I V HAlTMjtT. L 3 Ju tes C BAirTnurr. L S fjrw»iti A Snirx. I, S B i i A Btvwoun, I. S |»xr» A Cuwnim L S oi i iiiiin lrw mvrAHi Thr ui»lri*lznr-d iiw kiatr Ihrm w Kr* slid lw tolar um»ipof«twl in pomianue of the la—, of Ktor hlo with Ihr ihwttrf herrtn wi ftirlh 1 P i- nmiii* of Ihr fiojuif nliiHi lhall lv Dovaf t otif« Imi ('iimji»n> -iili It» principal jitacr ul bualnr*a Iwrkwmvlllo thival county tloiid.i Alul with ,o«h olbrf plSi ra o f tuktnru In f lirtkld »ml rlK w hrrr >1 may I r lorilrd from llrnr to llm» 2 Thr gcio-ra) nature of the buim ra, irtOpo»r«l to tw irsn sstrn l !• •• fotluw, Thr raanufo<rluit ri( ■nd draling in. whotr»»lr sad m a l t .confectionery, drlaatrSH-n nod twkrrv goody, and by-product, of tam r. soft drinks, sods fountain .suppilts. ami all thr supplir* pertaining to tbr sforrntenlkincd husinrsi «> nlnbltsh roof gsnlrnt. restsu raou . and do ■ general catering busineu In all Its hranrhrt. lo huy. sell, rnortgogr. hypothlcate rest i*«[»ir slocks, funds and drw nlurr*. lo borrow money on securities held by the corporation and to loan miury unsm iritic* of owners thereof :l The amount of capital sack of this corporatkm shall Twrnly Hv« ThrnisaruJ [XJUfS l »23.OtKJ). dlvklrd Into Twenty-Five Hundred ( 2 .3 0 0 ) sharrs at the par value of Ten Dollars (» 1 0 ) per share All or any pan nf the capital stock may br issued fully paid and non assessable for cash or vrty, labor or services, at a Just valuation to m l by the board of directors 4 This torporadon shall cslst perpetually 3 The fullness of this corporation shall he managed by i president, a vie« president, a secre­ tary and a treasurer There shall be no less than dire« nor mure than fifteen directors Two offices rosy tie held by the same person The first annual meeting of Ihls^nrturtllon for the election of of­ ficers and such other business as may coma fie fore the board sbsti be held on the Z8th day of March, 1912. The officers who ar« to conduct the affairs ot this corporation until their successors are elect­ ed and qualified ore ) ta ts 0 . tlssifiosz’ President t j >Atn 1. Swim, Secretary Fsro A HrrwoLE«, Vie? Pres. Juris M. Clamor«, Treasurer. Who are also to set as tsmpofary directors 8. The highest amount of indebtedness to which this Corporation shall subject Itself shall not a s ­ cend the capital stock T. The names and addresses of lb« suhacsthers and the number of shares subscribed, by them ar* as follows: Ju n es C. B arthoif, »pOShste*,Edward J*«ith Land Home Ca to Wm. G. Smith, No. 83 • No. 8» No. 85 s ^ taB takoi0rU ndo* No 29 id its o o * * * R. B. Wentworth to Van Aradale (). B. Ar 2.18 a m *’ 2.03 p m " 605 p m Ly 2.28 a m . “ 2.23 p ro M 625 p^m “ 6 20 “ "I BRANCH LINES Trilby A SL Petersburg—No 25. Ar. 1.01 A- Lawrence to Van Arsdale 0. p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.15 p. m. Leesburg—No. 21. Ar. 11.28 a. in No. Z p -rn tg . *400. ■^«M g. * M 0. ’ A isd^ia'o. B. Co. to a 0. Vv And^ *d *44.000. ' 22. Lv. A.19 p. m. Ovelde—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m. CANDIDATE FOR STATE ATTORNEY SHIPPERS F lo rid a F r u its Vegetables n south bound wa. CARY D. LANDIS Slate of Flomla County of Ihival I U. D Scbstttan a N olan Public 1 State and county aforesaid duly siUhi acknowledgements of dents h »rv b f\ this dsy spanand before me. Jsirwe tUlwtrd J Smith. Fred A. HeyqoMi ■ Cummins. Each to me known to bs described lo and who m^culed l articles of Inaaporatlon and then n0> ms nek now lodged hit signature to sa: ray hand and t*al Ibis f i a d d s y o i f sapins)**. 15, »btt General Insurance Agents SANFORD. FLORIDA The' Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs. . and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Poyments Pico Block Subscribe for The Herald and �as city attorney of Sanford, as THE SANFORD HERALD lawyer, attorney for the Building & Loan Associ­ ation and noxneroas other positions of tmst occupied by him. that he Is capable and efficient. That is sufficient for the r a n u /u ^ TVW< A A iiiiiu , COtar W. S i lunarA Bu aines* Manale r le t t t r la U M Prie«. S 2 .0 0 S Year In i DoUrand fat tbe City by canter S i 00 i advance ar SOc par month. Payment» la »dioso» n a n be modi tend aá Mcaod-doe* mail matter Ansaat Z2od 1900. at tb* fa natica at S a ated . Florid*, oadcr Act of March 3rd. 1879. Summing it all up aa a lawyer would do we real our case with these few words: Unless you can find a. .flaw in a mao’s official record that will disqualify him from bolding the position aa county solic­ itor a «rill be your duty to find Georgs A. DeCottes guilty of being tbe best man for the piece and The Herald recommends him to your mercy. . V I '. N a I H L L M B E J B C O A fP A lV l ’ Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low,. If your dealer cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. W eather Report Fair tonight and Wednesday. Colder For County Treasurer Count Edoardo Lsmbright of tbe Tam In peninsula with frost In north portion To lb« Democratic Voten ol Orasse Gouty: , I hereby u iimunce m n m myar'f ir i a w candid*« n n > u lor ithe * «■« pa Tribune wants to go to Baitimor« at tonight. Warmer in north west portion Acs of County1 Treason*, Trearara*, la asking your rapport Wednesday. [ prtBsry election lor ibis very uaIn thi CXBTÜOH an elector. Hs bas our consent. 0 »c* la Herald Buildlas i Ho. 148 Teddy's bat is In tbe ring and the Dem­ ocrats can name the next president All they need to do Is to lend their support to thO nominee. Congressman Frank Clark is getting a world of free advertlung these days sod from tbe amount of heavy faced type that Is being used against him be ought to be elected. Death of Mrs- C arter Mrs. W. H. Williams was called to Lumpkin. Ga* Tuesday by the Hidden illness of her mother. Mrs. M, A. Carter. A wtre later to Mr. Williams convey tbe sad intelligence of Mia. Carter’s death. She had been IU with pneumonia and her advanced age was not proof again« the attack. Mrs. Carta visited Sanford two years ago and made many friends hers who will regret to bear of her death. Hon. Cromwell Gibbons, candidats for FREE FREE Governor»has sm nged s platform that FREE Uncle Sam delivers the mall a t your will appeal to every voter and The Uerald twill give It in full In a fetr days. Gib- door—Tree. will prove n strong factor In tbe W. W. Abernathy will furnish »fcg « conservative candidats. te tte r hex to recetv t SC&* by calling a t hla s to re —Ff« . ith will not be a candidate for THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE f o r variotU TtMoftkr ' (would have made so ideal comp- products to the very fullest ex ten t is, of Tbe Herald It genuinely sorry not become s candidate for Important office. Albert Williamson of the Jacksonville Floridian says: “Don't ask ua about any candidate* for office. We are Interested in the congressm an at large only.” This would Indicate that when an editor la a candidate hit mouth la naturally closed on all questions that do not pertain to h is particular point. The Tallahassee Democrat announces that hereafter It will issue a tw ice-a-w eek paper Instead of a w eekly. That is the proper spirit, Bro Smith. You can give your readers an inleresUng paper and have it right up to now. The twice week entails more labor and expense but tbe readers will appreciate the fresh new s and are willing to pay more for IL ME IIU A K N O W N Hon. Braxton Beach am for Congress seems to be a stumbling block in the path of tbe blatant politician* because they cannot bring out anything that will reflect upon his character or record. K - fff* ; **,• , 1/ DISTRIBUTORS FOR L which is____ u ta*______ given « _______ »orne oe« by pQftlQt ______ lb* Democratic voto* aI tht* county, sad U you osa *M your wsy dear to boon* roe with ibi* pisce. I Isueiiu yea Out I will st ail time* sad and** *U drrumstenoM strtetiy guard your interrati to (ar as Hat la By power. Your* rasa. Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. - Mathushek "Crown” Story 8c Clark Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer date fa* lbs office of Tieorartr of Orty. subject to th* action ot lb* Deetoto be held April 30, H it m ile primary u 30. < Your rapport will bo appreciated. For Sheriff A. Kirkwood hi* candidar* lor r*-*J*ctk» to tbs office at Sheriff a l Orano» count* lubjeet u (be deci» loo al th« Détoneralie primary tob» held « April 30.1912. I s a a candid*« for th* office of Sheriff at Or­ cos* count* tubiera ta (he dédiras of th* Demo­ cratic primary to be held April 30. 1912- Having ►erred In lbs r*-ark| -Of-dcaitf aberift of ifce oraefy for i _Aber of year* and beta] familiar wi'V.ue duties of the tame I frei (hat lean leart th* Qcntioe of my sfati Ity eoürtly « tb* voter* of Oraos* county. Cass M ILuo 1 with « announce « the voter* a t Orano» Count*, that I wilt b» a candida« for th* off)«, uf Sheriff for tb» raid county, subject « tb» primary to b» held April 30th. 1912. And piedi* mytetf « carry out the law without fear or farce to »ay oo*. and • pedal privileges to noce. 1 respectfully course, the aim of every industrialist, and ask your «appari Respectfully. Lassas K ua the Wood W aste D istilleries C o, W heel­ ing. W est Virginia. U. S. A , certainly For Tax Assessor make* this possible In the caae of the w aste m aterial of wood working esta b ­ 1 announce my cabdldacy for re-rtectioo to the lishm ents. By m eans of their distilling office of T at A****»cr of Orange county aubject to tb* decision of th* Democratic primary to be betd apparatus, ranging from a capacity of 5 oo April 30th . 1912 to 500 g a la , the Industrial alcohol and A y m v Derr turpentine contained in saw dust are effectively extracted, while the resultant F or C ounty S o lic ito r fiber is ready lor paper manufacturers. Te the Democratic Voter* of Orange County: This still will actually pay for itself over I hereby announce ray candidacy for re appoint­ and over again every month, and Colon­ ment to the office of county solid lor of Drang* subject to the coming Democratic pri­ ial and foreign fruit can n ing com panies, county, maries Should I b* so fortunate aa to secure rec­ •chemical works, saw m ills, varnish m ak­ ommendation tor re-appointment lor a no tier term ers, oil refineries, sugar refineries, etc., of efface, if will be ray earned endeavor at all to perform th* duties Incumbent up-n me. ca n n o t fail to find it a profitable acq u i­ time* faithfully and fearlessly to th* best of my ability sition^—R. G. Dun’s International R eview Geo A DtCorrr*. County Sotlettor If you sre Interested in utilizing w aste for profits, send 5c for a copy of the Illus­ Démocratie Voter* of Orange County trated Wood W aste Distilleries N ew t. ToI the hereby announce that I am a rim iriate lo t W heeling. W. Va. th* office of County SotIcitor tubiera to the action AND The Autopiano Send for Catalogues, Prices and T e r m s ^ John A. Cunninghamp JA C K S O N V ILLE FLO R ID A of th* Democratic Primary, ami respectfully at* far your support. Tbe prealdent of an eastern colies« Is authority for the e ts’ement that the average salary of college professors throughout this country la l e u than the average wages of the drivers of Ice wagons. It Is to be hoped that the privilege of mentioning one’s compen­ sation as “salary** Instead of “wages" la adequate solace to the pedagogic I or here regularly which >*.u ■iltlDOt Find elsewhere. If you *.iiu scime­ thing exceptionally dim '* u li not !l(J II in common use, you here. You will Find mi inquiry, too. Ihnt ibesc cspeci.ill> (i.di-rlail groceries do not mean lugn-daii prices. Far from it. Tax C o llecto r I hereby announce m yadf as a candidate ftr re-election to th* office of Ta a Cutlector of Orane* County, »object o tbe Democratic Primary If elected I pledge to you my faithful servie* aa 1 have •adeUrorni la give In th* past W E. Meara For County Judge I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election m the poaitioa of County Judge ot Orange County, tubjert to tbe daresmo a t tbe Detnocrotm primary m be held oa April 30, 1912. PAY CASH a n d S A V E MONEY Peoples Cash G r o c e ry Wiluau Matti'. One Door b a n o* 1‘"»' “ hereby announce myself a candidate b* re appointment to the office of judge uf the Criminal Court of Record subject In lb* action of the Demo­ cratic Primary T, Parm i W u u * f i r s t S tr e e t ' Far S ta te Attorney To tb* Democratic Voter* of the Seventh Judicial Circuit at flotilla; I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re­ appointment aa State Attorney for tbe Seventh Judicial Circuit of D orUa. aubject to the arakm of the Democratic primarie* tn April. 1912 •' You have honored me with thla office and f have endeavored to deserve your confidence in me by doing my duty to lb* best of my ability If reappointed. I pledge you to do all In ray power to uphold law and order In our circuit, with prejudice 'a none and with fairneaa to all Thanking you fur kindness. I respectfully ask your support •#*1f f* Jura C Jema. S ta te A ttorney flash of lightning entered and struck For Supcrtnteadcnt of l’ubile lnstrucher wadding ring, taking a small place tlon clean out of 1L Her band was unln> To th* Vote** ot Orante Couatr: I bereby snnouorr tfail 1 am a candidai» for ih* Jared. An Idaal. I will atrlve to rmlae my own body and so ul daily tnto higher powera of duty and happloeaa; not In rtvalahlp e r eonteotlon wlUx olhara, but for tba help, dellght, honor of otbera, and THE COUNTY SOLICITOR Tbe Herald is handling a few subjects for the Joy and peace ot my own Ulet —John II uikin. politically because the law la out on can­ didates and It la distinctly • newspaper’s Simple Test. business to talk politics in season. There An Infallible teat of tinnad fruit or a n two candidates for the position of county solicitor. The present incumbent. vegetable# of any kind la to open tbe Geo. A. DeCottes of this d ty and Eaton tin and plunge into tbe content# a bright oteel knife. Keep It there for Shine of Orlando. a few minute# and If copper t# pres­ Tbe Herald haa nothing to say against ent, «van In the xrtnuteot proportion#. Mr. Shine. The editor has known him for It will bq visibly, depoaltad Oft the ■ long time and his ambition to become county solicitor la a worthy one. Hla main handicap at tbe time la the fact that Mr. DeCottea as county solicitor has given satisfaction and he is entitled to ■ second term. Thera ere some peopla who ANNOUNCEMENTS think that Mr. DeCottes should not en­ ÌW » W I%%»»WW W W M W W W I I S^ ; gage In other buaineae while he la a conn ty officer, but bis desire to make money through other channels should not reflect upon hit ability as a lawyer end aolidtor, providing hla dutias as a public servant are not alighted. There are some people who do not fa­ vor Geo. DeCottea as solid tor. Every man In office makes enemies. There is n o t« man who can pkh hole* la hia of­ ficial record and all wlU admit that aa a . MANY GROCERIES ARE CVHRIEO W t Snwt. One S ola ce Left. Albert W illiamson is more generous than tbe rest in his effusion as follows: Ready for th e Summons The tim e has com e when the mask “Buppose you knew you were to die should be torn from the faces of tbe s e v ­ tonight at 13 o’clock," asked a lady eral Candida tea who aspire for the pool of Wesley, “how would you spend the lion o f congressm an at large, and to show Intervening tim er? "How, madamT" he replied. “Why. lu st aa I Intend to them up in th eir real ligbL spend It now. I should go through When m en aspire to such positions It is with my business, go to my.room and only m eet and proper that their public to Bleep at 10 o’clock, and wake up In records should be tbe property of the glory." people they serve. With this end in view , we shall refer W ed d ing Ring Llghtnlng*e Mark. to tbe personnel of the candidates now in D urin g a v io len t thu nd erstorm at this race. B erw ick , E ngland, an extra o rd in a ry A lphabetically considered, we have Incident occurred. Mrs. M u o n of Messrs. Beach*rn, Brown. L’Engle, Martin. C at tie g e t s w as In bed with h er band O'Brien and Williamson. resting on the counterpane w hen a Mr. Beacham of Orlando we have found to be • moat affable and polished gentle­ man, a successful business man, ami one who doubjlea* could fill any position of honor and trust with credit and distinc­ tion to hlmaelf and with tbe utmost satis­ faction to his people. But slssl Mr. Bea • Cham la almost wholly unknown except to the people of Orange county— Floridian. M A M N W f t W iiiY i offici a l Couatr Superili tendrat of Futili» In»•me­ ntici lo lorreed rayself, lubjrrt « Ih* *rak» of tb* approochlng Demoraatk primary* I (evi tirai I am peculiari y flit od far thla ofllr* by educai tonai qualificatine!, and by er perleor» In management ot «mali and lira* acboote and in destina »Uh teacher*. by naturai trmperament and iov* far tbe srork ami by famUiarity wtih th* da­ tali» and the generai demanda ot tbe olilo* acquimi d Utini « y wraent locumbency If eierard tolti* oflta tb» edtra tinoai Intera«* ot the oounry »ili b* •por» tny heart. and I wtlj rodeayor In rrrry way to b* fall fatui « tb» Irmi Unpoaevl J r . McKorarsi For Clerk a rc u i! Court I announce my candidacy tar the poaitioa at Clek cl ih» Citrali Court of Urani* county subject to tbe dadakn at tb* Democratic primary to be betd oo April 30, ISI1. Karins served tbe county in this capacity tor a cam ber et »cara I esala ask lor lb* toffTaS* of th* pcopla. My paat record is / *V \ yj ^ } <’ ¡1 Jr ( \ \ L \ ) »« ' aS»^Ba> V L .\( j—i_0 j> V\ \ \ \ T /W l 4 X jf llt l ^ | : .Suninni florltU Wc Draw your Attention To the fact that the i» ut "M»nn lands is on the rise. Ccinse. j-n-miy , | those who buy now will r*-.i ( 'he most benefit If you li»'* f*r" wiving your nione> to n>»'»< in form lands we advise y>•*< (• *'‘, t ! enough it will jwy you to l-u> t«» Cotne and have a talk with u» Ik srill be decidedly to your m trtftt HOWARD-PACKAKD LAND 0O. Only exclusive Baker in the d ty . A ll m ixing done with latest Im troved Sanitary machinery. S P E N C E R ’S BREAD HANDLED by a ll F IR S T C L A SS GROCERS _________________ 8 p eclal O r d s r a P ille d P r o m r 'I y ___ . We Make Everything Known to the Trade P H O N E 106. NO. I l l PA R K A V E N U E PRACTICAL .... POLITICAL ..... Voter* ot Oraag* Cutty, oe that I am • csssHata itaüva la tbe Legislatura of Ut* , tor Oraos* county, P ar County Commissioner IwtnbasoaadkUtcfoc »jslscünn to tb lawn (I Com mi »»iene r of Orange County Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of t h e (ìRh \TEST system of Business Colleges in the World— 2 2 y e a r s ’ soccer. 150,000 graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors. Contrscts (pvifl to secure graduates PO SIT IO N S or R E F U N D MONEY Indorsed b y more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other b u s in e s s m en t h « ALL O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges c o m b in e d . •Iso teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FR EE. A. H. JAMES, Manager, Jacksonville. ¥»• ^ Subscribe' for The Herald and �TM f SÄNfORO HERALD temporarily- in Maklnson ’* pucklnii house. CoL Johnson states that tic tins secured the storeroom no occupied by the Cusli Hardware Store, which will tie vacated March 1st, to which place the company will then move iuofllces ' ^ Mr. Thumus Powell of Uowen. Ills., mid fnlltcr of Mr. Edgar I'owcll. brother-in-law of J. W. Dieklni made a short visit to Sanford and Enterprise last week He went to Tampa Sundny where his ilnughtcr-ln-law, Mrs. Edgar Powell is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. H. Diekins. ond her sister und brothers who are living in Tampa. Mr. Powell came to Floridu from a desire to see the country for himself, lie probably will also visit other sections of the state. Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf The Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living Only $4.1)0 per week for the finest table board m the city. See Porker. »8 Ttz Assessor Butts and J. P. Cawood «1 ft Undo are in lb« city on official bus­ iness. A, T. Llpfonl and family of Sanford hare moved to their country home at Paola. • B. C Abernathy of Orlando was In the dty yestenlsy circulating among, his mony Wrnds. Hiss Kothering Massey of Winter E’ark n s the charming guest of Miss Lillian Gibson Sundny. W. M. Davis of Orlando had a party of capitalists here yesterday looking over the celery delta. *7 Hits Edith Stewart enjoyed a short vis­ it It the charming borne of her friend. IQm Ruth Puillan of Mlnncola. VfriM Oulda Molloy of Southerland Col|fgs was the charming guest of the Misses Stewart for several days. Mr. sod Mrs. G. A Roberta o! Connec­ ticut after a stay of several weeks In the dty have gone to S t Petersburg for a rtsiL . H. E. Tolar, the popular cashier of the Peoples Bunk has p*ircbascd the Buchan­ an bouse on Fourth street and will make It Us home. Mrs W C Gllberton of Memphis Tenn.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Llpford Is visiting friends and relatives of Tampa ind Arcadia Mr. and Mrs John Wildermltb and son. Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Bartlett and (wo soai of Red Dunk. N. J.. arc housekeeping it the Foirvlew \J Misses Mary and Mildred Haskins, e n ­ joyed a pleasant visit to Ovcido. where they were charmingly entertolned by Mrs B. O .Smith M a r c h 6 th , b ase ball t r a m a t the M o t t &. M o r r t G r e a te r benefit Show s. 50-Up Going—Going—At reduced prices! All kinds of «hoes at Woodruff's. 48-tf Have you tried the Slrrtne House! 4th and Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket. 3-lif * Don't buy shoes until you have seen Woodruff's. Sjiecial removal prices, 28-tf Notice is hereby given that the partncrshlp here Iof ore existing between d in s E. Lewis and Emery S Deardslcy, doing business as Lewis Vegetable Exchange, is this tiny by mutual consent dissolved. Feb. 24. 1912 SO-ltc Do you fleed shoes! Gel them at re­ duce«] prices at Woodruff's 48-tf F. L Woodruff is going to move 5t»ecInl prices on shoes 4»-tf For u good table and home cooking come to the Sirrme Hotel for your meals Rates $5 per week 24-if s ' IhC M oss h M u rrs g r e a te r s h o w s p ro v e d th a t th e ir h e a r t w a s In right place by d o n a tin g M arch tith. for b ene Dt of bull te a m t u r n out fans and w ork 50 Up t [ a s t e r n S lu r M eeting TIh1 members of llir Eastern Slur held n very enjoyable meeting in then lodge room Friday evening. After the regular business of Die lodge had been attended to a very pleasant social half hour was enjoyed Mrs Rubious and Mrs Darker servisi tea and wafers. Mr and Mis A D. Roberts of Connecticut. Mrs Wheeler and Mrs. Tene of Wisconsin were pleas­ ant guests of the Eastern Stai I ggs fnr Malching Gel Die White Wntg sirnili »inner» nt There have been more requests for spec­ Orange county fair Single Gotuh White ial editions of The Herald this month Leghorns Single Comh Rhode Island than ever before, indicating that people Red». Indian Runner Duck» Eggs for irs thinking about Sanford, hatchlng and stuck for sule Orders Ixwik v/klsses Flossie Lowe and Dorothy B ed for huby clilcks and duckling Litre have returned to their home in New W l l l U W INI, Pul?LTV» F x n u . York after n |4easani visit to tlielr uncle, W J Wilson. Pruprieto» rinley W Munson of Sanford Heights hi Ni Sanford Pia t'k r s II T Graddlck of Jacksonville, who Pay Your Poll f a x e s Now has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs The last legislature passed u law m a k ­ Ernest Tolar, left Saturday for Titusville, ing the general election law applicable to •here she will visit her daughter, Mrs- J. the holding of primary elections. In con­ A-Beggs. sequence of this law Saturday, March 9th lev. Jonas Barclay of Euharlee. Go.. will lie Die In hi doy on which poll taxes occupied the pulpit of the Prcstoyterlnn can be paid to qualify voters (O vote in cktith Sunday rooming and evening. Mr. the primary on Agwi l 30th The general Boccisy will be a visitor In the city for a election law provides that poll taxes must ’ Wopie of weeks. be paid on or before the second Saturday Mr. snd Mrs Fred Bates, who have (wwii of the p e e crcd iu g month in which n gen »pending the winter at the Fairvicw. have cru I or siieciul election is held. If you l°®e to Tampa and S l Petersburg but want in vole in the coming Democratic •ill return to Sanford before leaving for primary he sure that you qualify for same (krlr home in Ohio, by paying your pull tax before the 9th of Mrs Briggs and daughter Adelaide Mardi <*f «v* returned from a trip to points on the C°mi and will be the guests of Mrs. ™1 Keeiy for some time ere returning Subjects for K. V. Millard's scienUAc sermons at the Methodist church at 7 30 p. In. Tuesday night, “God's Marvelous Con­ tracts with Abraham." Wednesday, 'The Signs and Witnesses. ’ (for the Lord.) Discovered in Egypt by K. V. Millard. See Isaiah 19: 19. 2U. 21, 22. Thursday. "Discovery of the Mighty Mysteries." hidden froingnen from the be­ ginning of Earth's history. Friday. "Tho Angels." Are they our friends and relatives! Saturday. God's Banished Angels." What of ihemT Everybody welcome. WANTS f Lost—Tuesday between Sanford|and lake l Onoru or in city, a pair of ¿recti plush lap j roties Reward Leave at Herald office 2-t p For Sale—Good Jersey cow S. McDuffie, just buck of car sho|»s. near ¿as plant. 2tp , For Sole—A pretty Florida home on Silver l-akc. C. F Wtlliome. Box 923 Sanford Fla., or phone 201. 33-tf tine of the most suitable tracts of land in Florida, near the beautiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you wont ¿ood loud, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let this offer slip by. Write to J, F SundelL Lake Mary, Fla. 37-tf Vou W a n t—Day old chicks from Puttrr's winter layers. R. 1 Reds or S. G. While [.eghurns. Place your order now, E. R. Potter, Sanford. 46-tfc For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms. Apply 107 Mngitnlin for particulars 39-tf Hurry your grape vine planting, as best time is passing. Have a few on hand for immediate delivery. Plant Amoor Privet for hedge and secure heedful and ever­ lasting Inclosure Cut flowers mid plants, nursery stock. L H. Temple, phone 156. 32-tf I bought five tracts of fine land three years ago. 1 improved and cultivated therm. Well located. 1 want one for a home and trucking. See me for bargains on others. Levi Blnfnrd. Just south of Crystal Ice Factory. 27*tf Dont forget to try the dried chipped beef— chipped while you wait at W. W. Longs grocery. 15-tf Ten ucrcs ofgood land for sale at a bargain. Three acres cleared anil emp­ tied last season. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given nway Particulars at Hrrald Office. AUTO SEAT-STOLEN From “Mitchell Bitf Six" sonu* time during Thursday flight or Friday from OVERLAND GARAGE. Any information regarding this Seal Will be Appreciated und Raid for by E. W. VAN DUZEN, At Sanford Home No Questions Will Dc Asked Informant (?A Meat Market of Quality'^kbi Where you enn get the best of everything delivered to your door hy special messenger anti on Time WF CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, Fish, Poultry and HomefVtade Pork Sau­ sage. We are noW prepared to give to the trade our special HOME MADE CORN BEEF Try it—you will be pleased. Foe Sale—F ull blood English Dull Pup­ pies. P ; 0. Bo* I MX Sanford. Vick Zernons— ^ j . 41-ISt-p „ For Sale—Good iid d lr MiFirr mill ilnmci* new Rock Hill surrey and new saddle. ,4<iW.vnrv:.VVWWWW<W*WA'iWrWVWAiWyAiYA1.W»‘.VtVWWAYiWVWAYWi.>Y.! Whole outfit will be sqU for $200. half cash. R. J. Holly, Herald. For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing ornngo trees. 50 pencil trees, also very large (»earing pear trees, modren 5-room collage, front and back porches, faces south Golden l_nkc, 3 miles south east of Sanford: 5 minutes walk to slreet rail­ way. also Ovcido rullrond. Fine drinking water. gi»«l bathing, fishing and swim­ ming Also 10 acre Irnct of the very besi celery and lettuce land, well loealed. mile west Cameron City, less than n quarter of mile from Sanford traction SANTORO, riORIDA o r n e r A b o v e F ir s t N o tio n a l D a n k carline Land lias a gentle slope from North to South End, so tlitre will never tie any danger of soured land, tiunranleetl to get flowing wells on Innd. Rea­ sonable price, mid term* to suit Ad­ dress lx»* 1127 City 2-tf5 W. H Underwood now has a lirst class horse stioer and blucksmith and can guarantee oil work of ibis nature. Your horses can be assured of the liest kind of work ill this line See Underwood when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf Cottage for Rent—914 I’aik avenue. A d d re s s Do* 843. City 44-lf f ur Sale— The old Markham Farm of Ibu acres No reasonable offer refused, ALL WORK DONE BY and satisfactory terms will be given. One hundred acres are cleared nrxl fenced. Address all cuitimnnicnliuns In J E Har­ ris Sanford. Fla General Delivery P. O. 43 c No 103 W r s F a s i Suoi t or Sale— A truck lurm located at Mon­ roe. Famous for being the most produc­ tive section of the celery delta where farming is always ¡»rulitable Tiled, willy the tresi of Dow mg well, a tine two story residence, tenant (muse and out buildings, D rink a B otilo of shade ami fruit trees. 30 feet from load­ ing pluiform on a one rate route House right m town of two stores, school and church tmd other conveniences. Will give »on a bargain I* S MikescIL P. O San­ ford 46-4»P INSURANCE AGENT MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ELECTRIC MACHINERY g in g e r ale or sodaw ater Manufactured with (sire distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health T h e S a n fo rd Coca Cola ¡ T ip B o ttlin g C o ., S a n f o r d , Fla Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid 7; ;flw ' ■r 11 ¡ A t, ’ Compounded 3 year* aint* and all are delighted ihal ha? D i r e c t i o n s : — Saturate a thick cloth and apply over pain of any it bliatar* and continu* to apply. Manufactured by J. S . T IIR A S lIE .fi at J. G. MARTIN OF SANFO RD, F L A . P. H. RAND. rrsilS s« ! W. P. PORRTRR, Cashier ORO. PIANALO, VIM Pros R- P. WMITAIR, A sst. Ceah Only National Bank In Orango County Funda Protoctod b y '.Burglary Inauranco S a fety D ep o sit Boxee for: R a n t ORGANIZED 1 8 0 7 W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Sanford Fire Insurance 1 -7As i l H u no equal for •nothing pain. No humbug, guaranteed to do *11 Ot money refunded. Exlernal application ha* cured Cancer*. Headache, Poiaon Oak and Diaeaaed Feel Relieve* all pain whi All Local Advertisement« under This Heading. Three Canta a Line Each Issue Wanted—To cash rent, for next season, about 5 acres of tiled land. Give loca­ tion. price etc. Box 1076. 50-3tp Good Chance for General Mechanic—J wish to sell my business ‘The Fix It Shop" plenty of work all the time, small amount of money needed, good reasons for sell­ ing. C. A. Smith, t i l Sixth St. 50-tf Wanted—Girl or woman to assist with housework. 410 Myrtle. 48-4tp Want a loan of »425 on ten acres of unimproved land located on Beardall ave­ nue. .Improved property surrounds the Ifnd. Addrsss Boot M7. 48-4t Phone No I 110 Park Avenue ■ •: S *i s H �W AS CHEERFUL AND RESIGNED Entertaining Rvent T hat Dispelled th a Bluse With W hich Algara«* Waa Afflict ad. v H i * do y ra lik e tkls weather, Ah fsrn o s," asked Mr. Top floor ai ha cot la to O a alara tor o s a aold a r n ia * loot *1 doaca* m ia' l t u b . T ain' ao bsd, bot tt ml ahi ba batter," replled Algernon iapartlally. "Any ol* tic * da «ood Lo’d Ukee aulU ma, sth." T t la p l a a a a n t t o f l c d y r a s o r e s lg n e d an d ao c h e e r f u l ," co m m a n ta d U r . T o p flo o r. **T*ank you," I’a rig h t cheerful dia ebenin'," raptlad A lgori or wtth a brood cria . T a mlgbty bina lai' nicht, bnt r » «all now. t'an k da LoM. 1 had a rig h t plaaaant oft’noon a t a frisa'* bous«, an* dat kla* ch aar ma up. TV’ot d a 'c a stra r Da 'easlon v u da fune’el ob bla alaUr. Dar« w es mlgbty big doln'a to eelV ots d a *rant, an* d a « b o ia party so cb ssrfu i an' 'slgnsd liba, t collida' hslp baln' alabatad up. too. T e su r d at so, da bali dollar« an* d a qoartahs da doaa count’, t'ank Fou', cab. t'ank poi M abba po' don* fcnow, «ab.’ parsusd Algernon, ebaarfullp, ** ICr. Topfloor took out bla latck kap to opan bla fro n t dor, "d at da c u plpas la (rota an dara aln* no dInnari baln' eooked In da ‘partinan*a dia ebenin'f Da cas tnan'a oonfab’lstln* wlf da plpaa now. Ha dona brune bla bag & tdafom anU, an' I gueaa ba gwlne op­ e ra ta on da d lfa n t matara, but a( ba «ap dara’a anp danger of a conflabgr*r tlon in da houaa, I sut'ny will rtmforxa po’, aak.1—New Y ork P resa A BEGGAR 1012 S ta te . 22E SH v > : ’F rit v K *& & & REMEMBERED writable C haracter Who Died In 1U1 Lift Bequest (or Qtniflt of Poor. QLfU of clothing are being made in m any market towns and villages of Surrey to the poor from a bequest left for the purpose by Henry Smith, o r “Dog" Smith, aa be waa more gen­ erally called, having earned the so­ briquet from tha fact that ha was naTer seen without a dog at hla heels. This remarkable character lived •b o u t two and a half oenturlei ago, an d waa one of th e beet known fig­ ures In Burrey. H a waa originally a ailvaramlth In th e d t p of London, and, proeporlng In bualneea, acquired •State* In different part« of England. Developing eccentrfcltlee t i he grew old, ho adopted th e life of a beggar. Hla wanderlnge w ere confined almost entirety to Surrey, and he li «aid to have begged hie wap through every town and village In the country. At hla death In 1681 he left all hla wealth to the m arket towna and par­ ishes of 8 urrap, and the endowments enabled each town to spend |2£0 and e tc h village about 980 on the purchase o! clothing Tor Its poor. Mitcham, however, waa excluded from hla benefactions, Smith's ex­ planation being th a t on one oooaalon the Inhabitants of Mitcham whipped him through the village an a common v a g ra n t—London Chronicle. FR EE TO A L L i Come Out Everybody Your sheets, table cloths and napkins, you will And they will Inst much longer than they would If sent to the average laundry Our washing is done with pure soft water und soft I Isoap-1 Our equipment is the very beat. Our workmen are experts und in every respect we guarantee our work to be thoroughly aatisfneio-y. Ler us have a trinl packuge from you this week Where Women Rule. BulTraglets will be Interested to know that women fulfil every publlo function In the F rench village of Frolssy—from barber, poetmin and town crier to station m aster end etgpaller, each poet le filled by a woman. •weet Things of Life. LlfWe aweeL brother—there's d»T and night, brother, both sweet thlngsi sun. moon and a ta ri all sweet thin*« I th ere’s likewise a wind on the heath. —George Borrow In Eavengro. About Twenty P er Capite. R 1« said that the people of Chicago consume <0,000,000 pigs* feet every year. Perhaps th a t accounts for • whole lot of Chicago’s peculiarities. Hungarian Custom. A o o o rd ln g to t h a te s tim o n y o ff c ra d b y B e l a Pnky. a H u n g a r i a n b a n k e r , I n b a n k r u p t c y c o u r t a t C o lu m b u s , O h i o , i t p aye to be a f a th a r If you a r e t H u n g a r i a n a n d l i v e o n t h e s o u th a i d e . E v e r y t i m e « c h il d I s b o r n n e i g h b o r s g i v e t h a p a r e n ts f r o m $ 6 0 t o ftO . A o « o r iln g to P u k y h a b e c a m e fa th e r f i r e U in a e In fiv e y e a r s , w h i c h n e tte d h i m I n t h a n e ig h b o r h o o d of $ !M . T h a s u m a y i s s a id t o h a v e b e e n i n v e s t e d f a a n In su ra n ce p o lic y , w h ic h w as s n r ra n d S ra d a ¡fe w m o n th s b sfo rs th e « r a s h o f P u k y *e b a n k . E v e ry o n e m ay e o a th a t a m an fa ir s r n e d b y th e p rin c ip le s h a a d o p ts . i t h e y a r a r s o f a l s e , a n d t h a t aQ h i s prtnciplesi for innumerable considera­ tions tending to support them readily frrssont themselves to his mind, and th u s he is confirmed In falsities. H a, therefora, who assum es as a principle th a t nothing is to be believed until i t U m s b and understood can never bepm rsi for spiritual a n d celestial things a re neither s4Sn w tth th e «yes n o r KOUM 20 SA N FO R D of 38 South Street New York City LODGES S a n f o r d L ed S c No 2 7 . I O O t N a l l every Monday ai 7 3 0 p re ovrr Imperi*] M at/* J C H all N C W S IWl/Twm S*$ i I c m l n o l « C h a p t e r No 2 .U r d r r f i k t c f n Star M m U « v e ry inocuo«! «inj immilli Ir kla y in mon l It E v try eoo fab© ha» K m lii> Star in ihn f.«,*1« «irr cnrdlitlr Invite«! to visit the chapfrr Ajlki L Kimujvv Ü*v y r O t . C r lr r y C lly A rrie IUS3 l i m i l i g i first am i (hin! Turetlujr» »n «**rr> nmnih Hull in n elb oro* Il loi k. third fiaor is here with their Celebrated Progress Steam Laundry T H IS W ORTH 3 0 Known throughout the World for their Marvelous Cures of all Chronic Diseases in their worst form. A Sure Cure or no Pay « A M Unit# llr u th e /h o o d of C a r p r n t a n and Join e r a or A m rrla a Sanford L i a i Union No 1731. U It of C and I of A. roeeta rv rry Thunday night at 7 o dock In (he Eagle*' Hell. J. W. O Singletary pmUtenl: Geo Blackwrlder R. 5 A T. Chicago. Ill«, U. 8 . A I’raclicj in Slate ami Federal Courte Larner-Woodruff Hldil W. E. Sanford Fin Th* Lore) Order <rf Mom * iw e li rvrry Monili y r w n lr l *1 » OO r M on th* Ani n»of u l tHy iluiM luí Dr J N Rcti*on. DVtatnr N 11 (.riirr, S«:r»l«r)r M o n ro * C h a p te r N*. ( S H A M Mrrt* every yecorei am] fourth Thu rula y In 4*onlc Mall over Irnpe-lal Theatre Vlaltln| «npankrei wrloDtae A W. Kin« illzh Prtrat. . E. HouihoUer, Sec y. Row n Emrj mill fiti***i wie ► tt§cabUdr#*, »ol out nul idjuatitii* iiilor. Iniprovini i-rirn».:* battiti «» i i nntl 2 ▼¡e t* In i jo i r k a r ltn y ta oMomlittw, v t o f l e a . a L . »dln« Hur Id#, on or betöre Ih* A. D . 1912, a written itatemeot » of hta purpoM to b# nach candi- w a m 1 4 n » r •otf' Mad i* iu all si te e , p - fiable tod ,u tlounry. L. G. STRINGFELLOW W o m a n u f a c tu r e Engines, Beilrrt B h inR lr- M a e b io o *. C ui ' Xî Hawa, Wood S p l i t t e r * , « U v , am i *lu 1 mindry JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MJTARY PUBLIC W rite for lnfortn*U->n »i>*( irte * oo ffiTI Owl t M a l l a r y A T a y l o r Iron Works Office in City Hall Committee of tha Sevood Confrvtalonal Dm net of the State o l Florida, hereby givea notice a t follow»: Fw *L A primary election foe the nomination of a democratic candidate for l«n<rr»a from laid dbtrlct to the 63rd Coozroaa of the United Stale» will be held on the 30th d ty of April, A D. 11112. SrWwl Should there 1» ■ failure In the election for lb# nomination of a Democratic candidate loc Centre** from the Said Dtatrict to the (llrd Con ireai of the United Statea, a aecond primary will be held oa the 2Blh day of May. A. D IIU2 Third, An election of a new Demorretlc Conire*»lon«l Commit tee foe aaU dDtrlrt will be held on the JOth day of April A. D. 1012. to he com poatdof one member from each county la raid dtatrict to bWchoeen by the democratic voter* of each county respectively Ftwnh. Tha rulaa toveming the S tile Primary election a* promuigatad by the Democratic S u it Committee »hail control In the primary election ol a nominee for Congreea where applicable and not Incon tin e n t with apcclflc requlranenu of thl* rom m 11t'pe. FlSk. Any whlw democrat poaaeaaiag tha pecw M jr Wtai qualUleatlona for Repreaentallva in lha CongreM of tha United State* from »aid T h e s im p le s t, light*-*» running,!»«saw m ill ev er ball!— »«ill t h a t y o u c a n buy n» th e right priroaa« with w h ic h you e a tt make big mosef. eel cutting HOUSHOLDER DENTIST L O. O. M M A CON, OA —. THOMAS EM M ET W ILSO N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW L*ir Siale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit Florida ol RetUmceé. Sanford and Svlvao Lake AND EW JO H N SO N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW * I’recUoai La Stata and *d*ral Couru M. G. T. Building n ,0 DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST Wclborn Block M cC all's M a g a z in e and McCall Pattenu f o r W om en Have More Friend, than » 7 n ia g a z in c o r ¡mltcrns MtLau icliablo Fasnimt <^Mc one million ciio hundiffi .^ h o m e « Besides sliow inR al d c s ig u s o f Mi Call I’- t ' v T M ^ S is brim ful of Aji.-irkiuiff a n d helpful iafornwlioii for S«v* M**>#r v * for M cCtli’i * *?.U « •' “« ' j L rent* * y**r, loduiiing »*‘T» ' “ mMsoJ U cCtU l*»IU«tn Ir** Phooe 10 Sanford. Florida d**'«r* irll Met*« 'V *” ^ * * n ik eitom b ie'd . N»**« frvwn your itailtr, u/by nod •'-» r M c C A L L 'S M AGAZINE a in a# an a***um*nt to aid In the MONEY O lile» ATTORNEY am . (XHJNSELLOR at LAW DR M Don’t Overlook N IG H T Opposi n The liti ah i H f. Tolar M nttrr: M. W Lovell Secrrtary. Communication rv rry flrtt and thlnlTbur« day* at 7 :3 0 p m Vliitln* brother, w elcre . COUPON 3 5 CENTS Return ihle coupon and 35 cent (cash or etampe) an d '1, wp' will tend you American Men Magazine until January I. 1913 (regular price 70 cent» ) Tim give* you 70.cente>forth of ihe Beal Poultry Journal Published for only 33 cento. American Hen Magazine ha» reliable writers ontnll itibjccisjpcrtalnlng to poultry,' fruit, pigeons, nuts, and bcea. It contains valuable Infor­ mation on how others have made from 96.000 to güU.OOU a year frum the in­ vestment of only a fedr dollars. Joel M. Foster, a young man made 91M84.83 In one year. The Ciu tie uoys made 9100,000 from their chicken« Mr. Perrin made over 91.300 on a village lot. The Comings (fattier and eon made 912.000. One 'm an made over 933.000 in two years. Ernest Kelleretrets made 918.178 33 last year. E. R. Philo made 91.500 from 60 bene In 10 month«!¡¡BMB Many others are making a snug for­ tune each year. Are you? Remember, you can make on Independent living from chickens on n city lût, right In your own back yard. Read “ A For­ tune Ratting Chickens on the No-Yard Plan" la American Hen Magazine. iM Return this coupon and thirty-five (33) cents to-dsy. A single copy Is worth .more than 933,00 to the man, woman, boy or girl who wants to make money fast. (Published each month. Add res« 263JSto. D. 1 lo ti p m Root and Herb Remedies EVERY S a n f o r d l o d g e . No 0 2 . f T e le p h o n e Open vunm« i DON'T MISS TH E b ill FR EE SHOW Wagons everywhere American Hen Magazine - T h a G o v e r n i nQ P o w e r « DR. LIVINGSTON’S MEDICINE CO. PI one us or drop us u card Cyprtaa A v ro a * Sanford Library ! DR. F . C . BO A R D M A N . Skfk CamikUt#» tar memberihlp oa tb# CanDENTIST t grsmtaeal Commllte* »hall not ba required to pay •ny a##ea#mcnt, and »hall make lh*ir appUcitlm All Modern Method» and Applian far place on the ballot to the respective County u n n ltti^ , ORLANDO Seventh Thl* Committee will canvas ihe re­ FLORIDA turn* of tuch election and declare the reault. and will In doe aeaaon taaoe Inuruction* and promul­ gate rule# thereto. Ordered end don# under and by virtue of the D R . C. G. B U T T " "" DENTIST v j w c S f lS : SM U Office: YoweU Building * “¥ - * » , * * . am * lot* in * SANFORD, FLORIDA 2 3 6 -2 4 0 W* 37fh S t, N«w That «Tsry « softer hsip« '* �“V) r •; Tjf.ryw«, if- F «Ç : r - r*fcnwry’ 2*. 1*2 - THE SANFORD HERALD _ _ i r ’- " " For State Senator— Arthur E. Donegan To the Domocrotlc V oters of Orange have served the pooj and Osceola Counties at various times n» d#pk) I am a candidate for sta te senator from tbe senatorial district composed of Orange ami Osceola counties and will appreciate your support. Ever since the creation of (Ids senatori­ al district In 1887, each county has hud n senator for the same number of years, the custom being to allow each county a rep­ resentative for eight yeurs at a time. Orange county has had the senator for the past right years, and under the customs prevailing in the past Osceola county would be entitled to tbe senator to Inelected in the primaries this year Ttie two counties have worked harmoniously under this custom for a quarter of o c e n ­ tury and I see no reason why it stniuld lubroken at this time deputy clerk of the cifcuTTcoilTt member of the state executive committee and clerk of tin- circuit court and I have d u ­ el m red the duties uf each oflloe I have hu t in a maiiui-r which I trust In»» met with thi-hrimy endorsement of my js-ople, anil if ejected as your state senator I will use iny best efforts to (irouiole such legis­ lation as is need »si hy the people olid the varied interests in this senatorial district. Ill asking you In elect me as s t a l e se n a t o r I believe t h a t I know I In- n e e d s in a legi sl ati ve wa y <>( (ins district a s well, li erhaps, as a n y o n e in t h e district, a n d I Irelieve I can r e p r e s e n t you in t h e s t u t r s e n a t e in a m a n n e r di al will lie enti rel y sat isfactory In you :t!l t( \ vi hi » I IktSII.AV The C zar’s D rive n n i \ i \ n u v L Jr C A P T A IN A D A M S " D e t e c t i v e - D i p l o m a t ’* stranger, T thought. B u t a l le a st ou r sovereign ih his s tr o n g bass " W h a t the devil’s this? " he cried, In purpose had been accomplished. Every English. "W on’t drive, Nick? I s t y revolution of the c a rria g e wheels only you shall drive. I t's good for you to took th e exar fu rth e r from the c o n ­ drive You shall driv e to hell if I sp ira to rs and left a more su re vantage com m and it. C urse you, Nick, are you for P rin c e George. T h e s e thought* consoled m e as I limped on through tho going to make me lose my te m p e r? ’’ T h o exar must h a v e sprung at him, gathering darkness. T h e winding* of for a violent light followed. Somebody the road appeared lntormlnable. A t sh u t th e door of th e a p a r tm e n t with a last 1 realized th a t I was hopelessly hang. I heard a ta b le o v e rtu rn e d ‘and lost. I staggered on In w hat 1 thought the e x a r’a voice shouting shrilly in « a s the right direction, now falling In­ Russian. Tho g u a rd s sprang forward, to some ditch, now tr a p p e d in one of th reateningly, b u t K aulbars, sta n d in g the num erous bogs of t h a t region; th e n over me, shouted to th e m in volleying out and feverishly o n w a rd tIM. too tired Russian. Sullenly they withdrew. And to a tte m p t the road f u r th e r , I lay down slept. ' all a t once the door opened and the beneath a, treo ond . „ , , W hen I opened my eyes It was broad sedan chair camo out. Inside, the exar _______k i _ w ... .1_______v__ lay, tru sse d and bound and gagged, daylight. T he sun waa high In the sky. only his eyes shining with futile malev­ My elothea were coked w-Rh filth a n d olence. 'luo g ra n d duke followed, mud; and my body a c h e d all over. I rose and painfully e ssa y e d tho tra il Pushed but smiling. . again. W hen I had lltnped some three"I said thou sb o u ld st ride, Nicholas,", he cried. "Take hltn to his carriage, qua rte rs of a mile the foreat ended all I’hlllppe," he added, ns the d a p p e r a t once and I emerged Into a clearing, Frenchnlkn camo m incing out. He saw showing a peasant's c o tta g e under t h e m e a n d atopped, w hile the cortege brow of a bill. H ere a t le a st I could went on through the a p a r tm e n t obtain re fre sh m e n t and p erhaps cle a n and along the corridor. "W ho th e devil clothing. I staggered tow ard It.’ I was alm ost upon It w hen tho d o o r Is th is? " he dem anded. opened and a sh o rt m a n em erged w ith " J u s t w h a t I w ished to know,” said a basin o f ’steam ing bread and milk In Knulbnra. "Speak up, follow," he con­ his hand. The czar I tinued In English. Ho saw mo. Ho d roppe d tho basin "I am his m a je sty ’s physician," I a n ­ and, unheeding tho spilled breakfast, s w e re d boldly. "W hy, these soldiers discharged a stre a m of tho most n a u t­ saw mo e n te r In hla company.’* ical English profanity th a t t have ever K a ulbnrs tra n sla te d and the soldiers heard. a p p a re n tly confirmed my statem ent. "They dumped mo In a big ditch twp "T h e n why are you not with his m a ­ miles swny a llttlo before midnight, je s ty ? ” the grand d u k e demanded. and left mo there," ho concluded. " I t ’s "H ecauso In bis III of madness be a q u a rte r before eleven, w e're fifteen refused to drtro, and told his flunkies miles from the capital, t h e r e ’s no conto aclxo me—or It vfaa Phil—th a t little veyunte to be obtntned w ith in the roy­ liman," I cried angrily. ”1 tried al domain, and th e council meets a t kn him drive— as you did." noon. Adams, we’vo been * p a i r of " B u t I succeeded," said tho grand babies In ttie h a n d s ' of bitperU , They’ve duke, motioning to th e men to untie apparently confirmed my sta te m e n t. tno. W hen I had regaJned my feet he known ou r plan. «11 .l o n g from A to continued amiably. lizard" And P rince George, a lia s tho exar, " H e r r Doctor. Is It still your desire nguln swore earnestly. that his majesty go driving?" And litui tn »by Rusal* backed down "It Is,” l unswi-red "T hen. If 1 r e lr a s e you, you will before tbe Austrians. dou b tle ss gladly ride a f te r his coach and seo that he doe* not take too much 1 I D a n g e r of G a s o le n e F u m e s . air? ” ho asked In n li*ii-r to Him Now York Med­ "R esides," said Kaulbars, "though ical Journal Dr. T, D. W. Pinckney de­ tho equery who a tte n d a him has order» clare* that pntillc w a rning should tie to unbind him should the violence sub- given In regard in dniigirr front fume* Hid»*. he may f e a r to lay hands upon where gMsoli-ni' l* burned and cite* his sovereign Will yon not accept ten the case of 1« mail who wa* found nitth ousa nd apologies, H**rr Doctor, and 1 onsclmi* and ne a r d e a th utter lin­ rldo a f te r your Illustrious patient?" ing for u sh o rt time In n *ninl! room "And see tout he r e tu rn s before the In which nil automobil« engine wuu night a ir chills him, ‘ added the grand running duke Home lime ugo," he biu * "1 was Would I? Lot me hut set eyes Upon also culled to nt-e a plumber who the exar'a coach and l would w a rra nt wn* rendered helpless und nluioMt un t h a t tho autocrat sbou.u not re tu rn be­ conscious by fume* from hin gasolene It appears th a t only a b i i i u II fore th»t following evening R a th e r torch would I urge on th e horses Into tho amount of the fume* Is neccusary to d e p th s of the fo re st of Finland. For, e s u m hnlplensnesii and tha t there U should he return, In his condition of little or no w arning of d anger lu tho mind, 1 knew »«-11 th a t he would be feeling of th e one affected "Person* working nlouo in their com pletely docile to w a rd the grand duke, and that G erm any would trium ph «mali priv a te garage* nre tu gravo danger when the) lef th e ir engine* thereby. run for even n short tim e;” unys Dr. "llo, Captain UrcBobrovltch!” shout ed K a ulba rs to the officer of tho guard, Pinckney, "(’banco alone *uved tho men In th e two cases I mention " c o n d u c t the H e r r Doctor to tho eta Ides a n d (nunnt h i m o n > By H. M. EGBERT the swiftest homo, t h a t h e may r i d e a f t e r anil o v e r ­ t a k e h i s p a t i en t (Conyrlght, by W. d. Chapman.; (Continued from Inst Tu- • Iny > tho slightest sign It was my tu rn to act I must Justify “Thank God I" he cried. "I nm from General Llnievltch. The grand dukes have excluded him from the palace. But he has friends within and coinnmMCttea wun me. Ho Knows of foul presence here. It ta rum ored through the city that the c z a r went riding In K closed carriage this afternoon; l.lnl»-Tltch guessed by a m iracle th a t you h»d come to rescue us and savo tho n a ­ tion." He pauaod, painfully a g ita te d ; then resumed: "Neither th e g ra n d d u k e s n o r KaulU rs suspect t h a t you a ro here. You o u s t Impersonate th o exar. Philippe has tricked him Into a u rre n d o rtn g to U* German p a r ty ; b u t to m ako doubly «lire they will aend h im on his rldo Jala afternoon behind unbro k e n h o rse s that will gallop f a r Into tho foreita. “ We In hi* bedroom, air—thla way. *“•7 will bo hero In a moment/* my presence at hie side. \N 1th Angara on his wrist I w hispered: "W ill your m a je sty d«lgn to ride this a f t e r n o o n *" A nd su dde nl y t h e cxnr looked up " W h o a r t t h o u ” ’ h o a s k e d In e x c e l ­ l e n t E ngl i sh "Your physician, sir," I answ ered. At these word* be fell to tre m bling violently. *T will not ride," he cried. "It Is a plot to m urder me. I have no physi­ cian. Ho Is an nssnssln. Help m e ! ” Tho flunkies foil back and th e bluelined sedan c h a ir began to boh up and dow n dlspioJly In their midst. I saw soldiers w ithout crano their heads forw ard to p e e r Into tho a p a rtm e n t. T h e n a little m a n come limping In and, catching sight of mo, cried In an affect­ e d voice: _* ** "Nicolai! Nicolas, mon souvt^Mno! Qu' cst-co qu' on fait, done, avec ce m onsieur cl?" ( " W h a t Ih this m an do­ ing horoT”) It wna I’hlllppe. tho c h a r latan. "Seize h im ! " ho cried In R us­ sian. 1 understood lustluctlvoly. "I am bis d oc tor!" I shouted-In Gorman. Rut without re g a r d in g my crlos the flunkies rushed a t mo and seliOd me; for several m o m e n ta the czar's cha m ­ b e r was n confused medley of abouta and scuffling; then I was outside, trusse d ami pinioned and helplesu. F rom within I h e a r d tb e exar'a abrlll tones In G erm an: „ "I will not ride. I will n o t rldo, ! dream ed )b a t you had p u t au a ssa ssin In th e conch w ith me." Huddcnly the o u te r door waa flung o p e n violently, a n d a big, black-beard­ ed m an flew Into th e room a s though propelled ffom a c a tnpujl »nd, w ith a succession of r u n n in g leaps, d a sh e d Into tho presence of the exar, heaving th e a tte n d a n t s e r v ito r s aside like nineplus. R was tho Grand Duko Alexia. Following him, a ll «-glitter with ord e rs, c a m e a man In un ifo rm whom I rightly a u ra tied to be. G e n e ra l Kjiulbara. T h e "You shall accompany him, Rresobrovllch," the grand d u k e cried. "You know th e road. Maledictions! I hope he com es to no harm. Is not th a t fool­ ish little page bis e q u e rry of the day? H urry, hurry, and get (ho H err Doc­ tor upon the road Half running the captain preceded m e dow n the corridor, down many winding flights of stairs, until we e m e r g e d on t h e f l ag g e d pavement of t h e sta b le courtyard He shouted an order to a groom, and soon two mag nlflcent stallions w ere standing, s a d ­ dled and a t our disposal. "Ivan Is thoroughly broken,1' said the captain, holding my stirrup. T he c r e a tu r e stood stock still whllo t mounted him. Then th e captain sprung Into tbe saddle and wc were oft, through tho back.of th e palace, through tho str e e ts, over the Neva and Into the royal domain. "T hla Is tho road his m ajesty has taken," said tbe ca p ta in . Indicating tho now ruts of th e wheels. "W e I heard buglea blown outside, and should catch up w ith him shortly, un­ ■amiaed that It was a royal lumm om. less ho has driven fast. Shall we Tee young offleor half dragged, half tro t? " Jr<l the prlnoo Into tho exar'a bedroom, Wo pressed our h o r s e s ’ flanks and •diacenL Tho monarch’s family wore tho a nim als broke Into a trot. Now * \ Taarakoo-Selo; I know that tho wo w e re entering upon tho g r e e t for­ Waco could hid« undisturbed In one est which stretches, alm ost w ithout a °* tha wardrobes. Tho young officer break, clear to tho F in n ish border. For •aaconced him thero behind an lman h o u r or more wo Jogged along bri­ ~*aa* Pllo of clothing and hurried dle path*. At la st th o c aptain drew •oek with me Just a s tho door of tho rsln. apartment waa flung wide open. "You "M aledictionst" ho cried. "T h e c a r lra hi* English physician,H ho wblarlage m u s t have r e tu r n e d by the a l t e r ­ 9ared, and stood like a atatuo a t bla n a te route. We m a y c atch It a t the ■“»arch’s serrlce. cross-roads. Your g i r t h la loose," ho Bowing and -clicking heela.lho exar’a added. "T h e buckle la chafing y o u r oaklet entered—to discover mo bondhorse. F eel with y o u r h a n d —eo." . over him, my fingers upon hla I placed my hand upon my h o r s e ’* Jr**- They lined up In a double row flank. Buddenly th e w orld a ppe a re d to and four more entered, bed lxrevolTo— earth, fo re a t a n d aky w hirled with gold laco,. carrying a sedan before my oyes. W h e n things grew " •Jr. lined with tho sam e blue velvet* c le a r e r 1 w as jy ln g u nhorse d In the r f \ w*a a feature of the royal apartmiddle of th e w agon road, and my ^Jahta, . 7 "Will your m ajesty deign to stallion waa racing m adly homeward. ♦aka your driver* asked one, evidently T hen, e ve n as I w a tc h e d In a sto n ish ­ ■ W ar of ceremonies. m ent, th e eaptaln w h eeled and, w ith a ^Through the open door I caught m ocking salute, waa oil a t a sw ift trot, t of tho guard*, hurriedly arraying leaving m e lying t h e r e , half s tu n n e d vaa In halmeta and corselets as and helpless. .. ¿i ed Into their places. But general slopped tb regard me aa I lay A boor’s trick, « typical grand ducal present th e c a r «aid no prostrate upon th e floor. But Inalde I Jest, to pla/_wi th e trick hors* upon_a -*C their praea oa .he gave not h e a r^ J h e ^ r i M ^ Q h e ^ g e itag, » t hU OF THE IROQUOIS C an a d ia n Indiana H a v e T h t l r O w n W ay of A ccounting f o r t h e Five Racea of Man. The Iroquois Indiana of Canada, Id th e ir «(Torts to a c c o u n t to themselves for th e existence o f the Ot s csoes o f m e n with which they aro acquainted, havo shaped the following legend! In th e beginning the Great Bplrlt, In o r ­ d e r to people the earth , w ant about m a k in g a man of each nation. He took a lump o f earth and molded I t Into a men. This first m en was m negro. Then he took another lump a n d molded a n o th e r m a n . _ T hla w a s a Chinaman. Then he made an Indian! In tbe same way, and gavs life to all three. , B ut two men, a Frenchm an and an Englishman, rem ained to be created, and no earth waa a t hand wherewith to make them. W hat was to be donef The Great Bplrlt reached out hla arm! and aelied the flrat anim al that came !n hla way. It eras a butterfly. The Great Bplrlt clipped off lta wings, added arms and legs, breathed upon It to give It a soul and aet It down In a corner of the earth. Thla wan the first Frenchman. •A ga in exte n d in g hta arm , the Greet B plrlt Belied a n o th e r anim al. I t waa a n an t. It waa treated aa the butter­ fly had been; It was given the faoe and soul of a man, and woe set down in a n o th e r co n e r of th e earth. Thle wan th e first E n g lish m a n . T h is explains, sayif the v r Idoquolgi V -- " to r y ’ " b > lb° E n * u " h a n d h a re always been able to make!) way so easily about tho earth out of animals, and not* from lumps of -< * * r th ’ th87 «° ' « ^ b e r s a n l n r th * T ' u ? ^ ° ' Chlnnm,,n *» • » » c c:oaata, o M t., \ , too, for the d ifference In th e ch a ra c ­ t e r of the E n g lish m a n a n d th o F rench­ man. Tbe one h a s a lw a y s preserved som ething of th e In d u strio u s ch a ra c ­ t e r of the ant, and th e o th e r somath in g of the light wayn of tho b u tte r­ fly.— H a r p e r ’s W oekly. ! » 91 Innocence P ro te c te d , "I suppose," said Mrs. Old castle. "yon saw the Chnm pe d e s Capuchins when you were In P u rls? " "Oh, mercy nuke*, n o ! " replied Mrs. iinndalnsi-iuld* "I had my young niece with me, you know , and I w ouldn't of hud h e r see any of them k>Dd of thing* for th o world." W ill T r y to O utlive Alt Othera. T h e old e st-m e m b e r o f P a rlia m e n t Id th e world, the H u n g a r ia n deputy, M. Jo s e p h Mndarasx, who I s -now In bis ninety ninth year. Issues a denial of th o s ta te m e n t th a t ho Is a b o u t to retir o Into privato Ufo. M. Xladsraax »ays thnl he m eans to r e ta in his mandntu till he hai» com pleted h is one hu n ­ d r e d th year. If n o t longer. H e carri«« a list of nil the c e n te n a r ia n « In th e world constantly w ith him, a n d m ark« th e m off s* they dls. H e la detsrmtiird to outlive them all. and soma dny to have the d tutine timi of b«lng the oldent : In tho world. h r* i m One E x c u i e for C h e w i n g Gum. After nil (ho zorrnnllc comment* on tho chewing gum habit, It Is Inte re st­ ing to note, In (be r e c e n t Issue ol "Anierlfftn Medicine," a good word In Its lavor. I)r. La Grand Kerr write» th a t one of the most try in g problems In Infectious dlseane* of children 1» to keep the inouth clean, und th a t many of tho secondary Infections which occur ns a result of Infectious disease* In childhood occur because the mouth hn* not t>«*>n kept qlesn Tho u*o of gum Is the best relief, beesuse Attractive, to a chldL L i g h t n i n g Seemingly a t Play. T h a t tho gumbols of oloctrlclty a r e most fearful and w onderful was lUu*, (e(j 1 t |1() m u n th of J u n e , 1871, . when, according to F la m m a rio n , the olectrlc ru rre n l e ntorod a buteher’« «hnp and filile»od tho Iron bara from w hlrh thè quiutt-r* <>f ineat w e re bung untll lt rearhed » hook on whlch th« nklnned direna* of a wholo ox waa ■qspended Ttils wn« gulvnnlsed, Blld (or several seconda lt waa frlghtfully c ontorted a* If In convulalons. Every One Recognizes the Truth of This Statement. Power Comes With the First Deposit. * You linve conquered your deairo to spend, It increases from time to time os you save. You Want to fie Powerful, • Open 4n Account Today people’s Jtoitli San ford . Florida. ------------------------DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED.------------------------* #4r M- M. SMITH. p,es. H. R. STEVENS, VW«. Pr*. ’ ' j I LEGEND ? * — L.j.- . . . . ■ . i. ■ „■ ; '.. ...•., ¡ a u m tm • H E. TOLAR. CmM« •e „ . - n r . ■f �the well-known Cadet-H osiery, Jb ls delightful coterie of ladles were entertained In the charming borne of Mrs. R L. Peck, assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. J. Purdon Saturday afternoon. Tbe circle was pleased to have with them Mrs. Peck’s guests. Mrs. F. L Wood* ruff and Mrs. Charles Dingee, members of the Book Lovers’ Club. Mrs. Peck varied the entertainment which tbelr fancy work was supplying for the ladies, oy giving to each one a pencil and sheet of paper with the name of one of the mem­ bers present written at the bottom of the sheet, and requesting them- to . write at the top of tha sheet their plain, honest opinion of the lady whose name was on their paper, suggesting that the views to be expressed could cover either or both the personality, characteristics or appear­ ance of the lady in question. The writ­ ten opinion to be folded so that It could not be read, and passed to their neigh­ bor, until all present had been criticised. Tbe papers were then read aloud and each lady present had for one brief mo­ ment the privilege of seeing herself as others see her. The circle were then to vote which criticism was most to be de­ sired. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. F. L Woodruff and Mr*. Bowler received an flopal number of votes. Tbe easiest way f i t of the difficulty was to leave it to f i a nce . In the drawing Mrs. Woodruff ■ bn both the golden opinions and tbe very findsom e hand embroidered centerpiece. When tbe pleasant contest was over Mrs. week served delicious ice cream orna­ mented with red cherries and cake. Morgan Will Leave W. L Morgan one of the best boys in Sanford's coterie of business men intends to leave In a few days for Philadelphia where be will be employed In laboratory work in the office of the largeitymanufacturing chemists in the U. S. Mr. Morgan has been Identified with San­ ford's business interests for several years being with L R. Philips for several years first as prescription clerk and afterward as a member of the firm. His health necessitated a change and he purchased the hardware business of Horry Wilson which he has successfully transacted for tba pait year. At the last election hr was elected City Treasurer showing the high esteem in which he is held by the Elks and Masonic lodges and numbers his friends by his acquaintances. He has gained a fine position, one that does not come to every one and while deploring his departure every one Is glad to bear of his good fortune. But Morgan will not abake Sanford for always. One winter In the north will Just about be enough for Walter and we predict that in about a year'a time he will again be enrolled on Sanford'a directory. George W ashington Birthday Party Mrs. W. W. Abernathy most delightful­ ly entertained the Missionary Society of the Methodist church and also a large number of other Invited gueats In her charming home Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22nd, in' honor of the birthday of the "Father of hia Country." The gueata were received at the door by the "Hatchet Brigade," who pinned a amall red hatchet on each arrival.' The hall and rooms were arUatlcally decorated with a profu­ sion of national drapery and Bags of vari­ ous sixes. In the front parlor, over the archway between the two rooms was a handsome picture of George and Martha Washington, framed in American Eagles, from which their peaceful, benign faces looked calmly down on the patriotic American women, who were roanlfesung by their presence only a tithe of tbe rev­ erence and love In tbeir hearts for tbeir country’s father and greatest American. Tbe portieres between the parlors were covered on one aloe with American Bags, and on tba other with drapery in nation­ al colors. The walls and curtains wefe also ornamented with smaller pictures of George Washington, aceoes around Ml. Vernon and little red hatchets. In tbe center of tbe front parlor waa a cherry tree with an old hatchet, lying on its side. Tha rooms were charmingly attractive in their gay decorations. When tha guests had arrived, short de­ votional exercises were held by Mrs. M. A. Mlot. fourth vice president of tbe Mis­ sionary Society, who has charge of tbe eocial department "Braxlland the Child a t Work'* waa tha subject to be consider­ ed and discussed at tbe meeting. "Notes on Child Labor in tha United States" wag read by Mrs. Gao. Fat, Jr . and Mrs. Al­ bert Selgh. "The.Child at Work in Brasir waa read by Mrs. Bowler. Tbe abort discussion on tbe subject waa led by Mrs. Miot, a t tbe conclusion of which Mist Ma­ bel Bowier sang. "I Know a Lovely Gar- It baa always been customary at these eocial missionary meetings to bava a sli­ ver offering. Tbe hostess sent. Uuie silk Guaranteed Linen toe and' heel, reinlorccd p. wi ’♦ • ’* 7. - t knees. If your children are not wearing them SIM PLICITY D R E SSE S . • 9 For House Wear Something New and Better than the OldStyle Wrapper A ll Our Spring Goods are in and W e’ll be Pleased to Show them to vou. ÜtOÖCr- WWW baga with her lnvhatlona and tbe request ¡O F F E R SH EEP IN ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SACRIFICE THE CITY Animala Killed at Steps of Palace In Constantinople on Fasst of Bai ram. ter Be Good." Tbe ladles were charmed with the remarkable voice of the child, which she seems to have quite under controL . . . . With her usual delightful manner Mrs. L. R Philips gave three fine redtlona: k*Tha Twenty-Second of February," Wil­ liam Cullen Bryant; " T il Splendid to Live So Grandly." Margaret E. Sangiter; “An Order for a Picture.“ Phoebe Cary. Another patriotic feature of tbe enter­ tainment was the enthuslaitic singing of “America" by everyone present. Clarence Mahoney sang very charm­ ingly tyro fins solos, “With tbe Tide;” and “0 Oome Home." When the very enter­ taining program was concluded, delicious Ice cream, ornamented with red cherries and mlnature American flags, was served with dainty cake*, by tbe hostess, as­ sisted by several members of tba society. Although it waa a very young looking assemblage of ladies; a nice sum, waa realised from tbe pennies In silk baga. 8 eysnty two ladlea enjoyed Mrs. Aber­ nathy’s charming' hospitality, and se­ riated by tbeir presence in celebrating George Washington's birthday, Tha Idea of animal sacrifice seems ■trange In modern Europe. But It must not ba forgotten that Constantinople la Turklah, In aplte of the numerous desires on tbe part of other nations to possess It—o r rather because thoee are so numerous. Tbe new regime In Turkey la up to date in many thlnga. It la establish* lng schools, planning railroads and hoping to taka its place by right, and not by kuffrance, among tbe nations of tbo world. But the favor of the devout Mussulman la sought by strict obaerr* ance of religious faatlva'fir. T be second feast of Bariam la tbe occasion of sacrifice. Its date la varla* ble, since tbe Turkish year la lunar, and not solar. -Last year came in December and it lasts four days. * In anticipation of this festival, droves of fat aheap were taken ’to the city from Boumalla and Asia Minor. The price varied from 14 to (B* In all tbe rich and even well-to-do honees these sheep were sac­ rificed, and tha flash In most cases given to the poor. N aturally the m ost elaborate ceremany was a t the royal palace of Dol­ m a Bagtche. Tbe sheep, picked for their whiteness and plumpneas, ware solemnly led to the palace. At th e hour fixed the sultan, surrounded -by bis staff, descendad the atepe and read a prayer, while the first of tbe victims *M led to the marble step ghat be­ came th e sacrillcal altar. • The sultan made the motions of kfllng the sheep, but actually handed the knife to an officer, wher waited un­ til th e sultan had. withdrawn bofore completing the aacrtfloe. RESTAURANT I Flrit Street. 00» black from Depot opposite l‘o*iofb< - H . E. W IS E , P ro p rieto r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Spoclalty A Place For Ladles and G o n tte m o n C v e r y t h ln s Prompt, Clean Service Meal Ticket* are Sold nt Reduced Rate* ******* I CUT FLOWERS f C a rn a tio n s , .. $1 p e r d o t. ♦ B a s ta r L illie s, r > ' f 3 p e r dog. T ,<» R o se e , - $ 2 to f 4 par U ly of V alley, H P*' All Orders Receive Presipt Atlantis» M ILLS , The F io riti, Ipo. j,ck*a«villa I a rid s .+ +>******* day belong to the sailors. One of the old rites of B a lm s was to consign all Christiana to massacre. This is now omitted in Constantinople. But It can be imagined th a t In tba osala of Tripoli this p art of tbe cere­ monies la carried out with, emphasis. A Many-Horned Cow. A cow with 17 horua la the interest­ ing monstrosity reported by e traveler from the south. The horns, we are told, protrude from the cow's back« each one resting on a. Joint In the ■plnal column. The farm er who owns the-horned wonder ls'p ro n d of her. She is proud of her gift, and ont of In the last three XM-n the eustom thankfulness for her distinction prohas grown op that the skin* and wool dnees more milk than any other cow WhenYou Want It and we ■ »atidactofT diat axe. I �»JW « nee ^ r ^ T lr< TOMwHy.q *^Tyal»f MiVnT TT* : ^ > w* ■ ^f vV • » rr ' , * . r J -----r ^ *• * P u b lish ed • J, • . 1 .», «. . . 8 e m l-W e ek ly — T u esd a y i k * and F rid a y T H E SA N FO R D HE1 IM S A N F O R D — L ih it Worth Living Hawker «1 ^ # 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1» 1X ... { . A 1 J ) a VtlSSM IV ALL AROUND FLORIDA Items bf Interest Gleaned From Various Sources The General News of The Land of Flowers. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEE* CDLUD FROM THE STATE PRESS Here lh« Reader» Will rind ■ Brief Historical S p rin t r tow Ini r * r Hurried Reader» V Bert Franklin, the former United mar,hsL who war Indicted for attempting 10 bribe Juror» In the McNamara case, plead­ ed guilty In court Itefe. He will lie sentenced next Friday The plea of guilty entered by Franklin la not ao Important In reference to him aa It la in ita probable effect on the chance« of Clarence S. Har­ row, who waa chief counael fer the McNa­ mara* nnd who la under indictment aa having Inspired the bribery and employ­ ing Franklin and oibera to do the actual work. The bouse ateel truat Investigation cum­ min ee today made public the result ol the inquiry Into the booka and minutes of the United States Steel corpnrntina conducted by Farquhar J. MeRor. an rxpert accountant. The McRae report reache* thu conclusion that the ateel corporation operate* in restraint of trade and prevent* competition through n rnani■pulslion of prices, through the influence of the so-cnlled "Gary dinners." by con­ trol of raw material* and through n system of interlocking directors in various companies^ It ntao tends to contradict some of the testimony given by steel , (run officials. Friends of United Statea Senator Mote Smith in Georgia are preparing for drrulatsou n petition, to which already Sev­ ern! thousand names have b^en promised, calling on the Georgia delegates to th'demxratlc convention In Oaltlmorr m c^ m their solid vote fur Hoke Smith for the presidential nomination in case of n deadlock, and to stand by him until it becomes apparent that he has no cM nct V President Taft will aoon start n vigor­ ous «perch making campaign in explmn hit position on current questions and fur thrr hi* candidacy for re nomination Before tire Republican national cotiveu lion mecta In June, the President will spend ninny days on the road- nnd is ex­ pected to deliver scores of speeches He wtii travel as far west as Chicago, as far north as New Hampshire and south nt least as far aa Georgia. Other engagements may be made in the next few week*. Epitome t f th e W eek's Meat Imp o rte n t happening» la the S tate'» Domain. . The chautauqua which has Just come to a close In Lakeland U said to have * been the most successful aver bald In that town. The beautiM home of Judge J. A. Stewart was burned In DeLand a few days ago. The total was between five and alx thousand dollars, less the" in­ surance. The house was insured for $1,750, the contents for $750. Work on the new HHUbOrough.Hotel In Tampa is progressing rapidly and It la thought that the new structure will be completed and ready for the opening date some lime In ApriL A car load of egg* arrived la Tampa Ust week from Cuba. The egga were ' ordered by a wholesale firm in that dty. Tampa Socialists are preparing to wage a strong fight for their ticket In tha coming municipal campaign. A muslin underwear factory U a new enterprise promised for Ybor City.* The bond trustee* of the dty of Live Oak finally approved the tale of $30,000 city improvement bonds, the proceeds of which will be Immediately applied to municipal Improvement The entire cen­ tral section of the city will be paved and • the water and lighting departments are to be enlarged and extended. Besides these Immediate additions to the city’s comfort« nnd attractiveness, many other move*, all calculated for dvic betterment, . arc planned. L The Hillsborough county democratic ex ecu tiv e committee, at its U st m eeting agreed that every effort would be m ade m ade to prevent socialists taking part in ‘ the dem ocratic primaries, and 'w h en ever ’ ■ the Inspectors of election were In doubt . / they should require u h affidavit that th e • p u n y In question hna been a regular m em be^ af the dem ocratic party. SANFORD G R O W E R S ARE CONING INTO THEIR OWN ■Vthe American Secretary of State, Phil­ * * • ander C. Knox, Wednesday made hi* first formal appeal for • closer onion of the American republics. The occasion was a Twenty Cars of Lettuce and Twenty of •ute dinner given by lb« acting presi­ Celery This Week Will Total $30,000 dent of Panama, Rodolfo Cblari, In honor of Mr. Knox, and judging by the applause the secretary's remarks were received In One grower was offered on Mbndsy • spirit that was markedly sympathetic -There is n tide in the a ffa ir* of man wc are trading on our nclghlxtr’y. adver­ which taken at the flood leads to fortune, sity The markets are bare of tho! suc­ S2h00 for one and one half acres and and cordial. This saying is true of every opportunity culent vegetables that are wont to ,tickle accepted. Man backed up on the contract. Hr. Harvey W. WUey. pure food chamtbst meets the man tbday who is looking the palates of the northern epicure and Grower turned round and sold fur more I* seriously considering resigning for fickle fortune. This adage hardly ap­ right here is where Sanford gets on the than $2000 to com m ission firm here. ¡r , . k** Position aa chief of the bureau of plies to the growers of Sanford for one Prosperity Special because our section Sanford celery yesterday waa bringing chemistry In the department of agricuiyear he may get the market in a strangle has the stuff and nil kinds and will con­ $3 per crate In N^w York. fwe. Admitting tbla In an Interview to, Ah soon as the' celery b cut off the hold and shake a fortune out of It and tinue to have U up to June first. »Uht. Dr. Wiley said that while be had Just now we ore concerned with celery growers will plant apriog oops on same next season the market may shake him. yet determined to offer hla reslgnaIt has never been a question of raising and lettuce the two crops that m ade us land and ought to bring up the average tan It seemed that he could not be auc(be stuff but a question of distribution. fam ous and made so m any fake lands to a sunt per acre that would stagger the «•uful in his efforts to secure harmony as This season Sanford waa the lucky Jade infam ous. This week Sanford ships 20 ordinary northern fanner. *°n< as there were "incongruous eleSanford was the first great vegetable again and the cold wave that swept car loads of celery and 20 car loads of ttanu" in the department down through the Carolina* and Louisiana lettuce and at the lowest possible e sti­ growing section of the Souths has always and Texas time and again and stopped m ate the 40 cars will total $30,000. Can held that title and always will on ac­ Helping Hand Society ■ count of soil, flowing wells, Uke pro­ tection' cheap freight rates and other The Helping Hand Society of the Bap­ on the border of Florida nipped all the you beat ItT A. Horner on Celery aven u e cuts 20 faculties. tist church, held their regular meeting, st tender vegetables, even put our Cali­ acres that will bring him over $20,000. Keep your eye on Sanford! lh* residence of Mrs. R. G Maxwell. fornia neighbors on the blink and now - Tseeday evening. The mission atudy Thinks Well of Sanford hold on, that the problems of production ria« was conducted aa usual by Mrs. E. The Doctor reaponded promptly going In £ Cox. At the conclusion of the atudy. hit automobile. When be did not re­ Joshua Powell of Hollis. Long bland la and freights and distribation will be *eTfr'l article* n missions and mission tu rn all day Tuesday.and Tuesday night a conservative business man and owns solved to'the utlafac^lon of thedeaervlag *»k waa read by different member* of • messenger was sent from hU home at some celery land near Sanford. lira re­ few that are wilUng to stand fast for auc« • society, after which, those present an early hour "Wednesday morning, who cent letter to his friend, O. E. Walker, he ••Joyed a very pleasant« social hour to- returned with . the Information that the •tele» the condition hege as be sees It as Professor Marla; Bible Class ••iher. Mrx. Maxwell entertained them automobile, with medicine cases, eta. follows: Professor Maria la to open an adult bible 141 • v*nr Interesting reading. A good Intact, waa found turned up against a "I am stilt maintaining that It la the clasa at the Congregational Church next ■«tendance *he members were present fence but no trace of the- missing man best opportunity'-l knoW of for a poor Sunday morning. The purpose of Pro­ visitors. could be fount)young man wjth a - knowledge Of agricul­ fessor Maria la to taka up John’s Gospel The sheriff waa promptly notified and ture to become independent In »ay ten from the beginning. Hla primary inquiry Gainesville Doctor a large posse searched all day without yean. Make haste »lowly, study condi­ is, "What did Jeaua tea c h f In seeking CalnesvlUc, Feb. Sfi^Great mystery results. tions, plant all the crop« necessary for the answer to this question there will be •“ rounds the sodden and mysterious tha.famlly, stock, etc., and go into the opportunity for the widest discussion. Aa •“ appearance of Dr. H. G Spencer, a Big Dance Monday Night "get rich quick crop«" cautiously, and Profeaaor Maria puts it. “1 beUeva In **11 known physician 61 this city, and tpend all the year on the ground. Watch standing by the word of Jeaua regardless The Sanford Ball Association will give •torch! ng ptrtiei' numbering several all expenses, work ns hard as the average of all else, and by the-bent that b In us." • dance In the d ty hall next Monday "“«dred, have been engaged daring all He expects to lead. tUcclai* along these « r scouring the woods for the man with- pighr. The celebrated Italian Band of farmer on Long bland or New England. lines. -The P rofess^, hgu. been teaching greater success, to me, seems to me the Moss A Mafr'a Show wlU furnish the bible cl a* res for t l ^ past -twenty years positively certain. So you see I am not ^Mondsy. ar midnight, aoma one came music. Ticket *Tor dance will be «old at always has succeeded In building np entirely discouraged. 1 don't believe that ‘ Hr. Spanoar'a borne and sum mooed 60 eenta, ladle* free and a good lima can large dosses. Come *Jth your blbies to to Galoay*a turpentine still, three be promised w all who attend. The pro­ additional land will be so rapidly broken, the Peoples Church neht Sunday but that those that have will do wall to a t i a o d ’dodu, 1 distent, w look after • patient ceeds wtU go to the Aaeoclatld^ ' O f . A fifteen thousand dollar Chautauqua V Auditorium is one of the .Items which will make the coming yea^jthe greatest In Lakeland's history. Tbe'drUciprlso la as­ sured. nnd will [wove to be one of the greatest benefits the tpwn has ever aecured. Y White-slavers convicted In Tampa hkve appeal to the Supreme Cotilt of the United States against a two years' aenteoce-Whcn the Supreme Court get» through with them, they'll hardly make another kick. • -V .;« : » ., * The mayor of St. Augustine suspended tw o policem en because th e y Were M id to be unduly officious in m aking an arrest. With two policemen gone from the force the Ancient City must be suffering far itack of polks of polioa protection, V — Ten thousand dollars were e Mr*. Fannie G Reeves by a Jury In Federal Court yesterday afternoon for the death • of her husband. F. G Reeves, a switch­ man of the Atlantic Coast Line,' who waa killed while on duty in' the yards of that . company ai-Lakeland. May 27,19th, Mrs. Reeves brought suit as administratrix of the estate of F. G Reeve* and asked for $40,000. The allegation, waa made that the defendant company bad failed - to equip l u car* with the kind of. couplare *required bylaw. A. F. Spawn made hla first grinding of cassava flour on Tuesday a t bis factory here. He had 339 lbs. pf gas save, from which ha made 81H tbs, of beautiful flour of the finest quality. Besides this. Users were 3 libs, of peelings which are excellent bog feed.—Kissimmee Journal. Band C anoart Next Sunday, March 3rd., the Sanford Band will give e free concert In Use park. TtsoaO concerts are given through an ar­ rangement with the present d ty admin­ istration for the benefit of the public and will be given at regular Interval*. Our dUxens are very proud of this or­ ganization, which la one of tha best In the state, and the administration la to ba ‘ congratulated upon this public spirited move by which the community derive* a great source of pleasure. — i .i ■ — v For a good labia and home cooking come to the Shrine HoieJ fur your m eals. Raton. $3 par week. 1 U -tf v . . •. B gB & igl ( "*JM * � 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, February 27, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 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>, February 27, 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/a2cb6fdb4b6009ae16e9b2d36ab6ca8a.pdf cc1dd44b3b645dbb05d0d160bb04a863 PDF Text Text the well-known C adet-H osiery, Jbls delightful coterie of ladles were entertained In the charming borne of Mrs. R L. Peck, assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. J. Purdon Saturday afternoon. Tbe circle was pleased to have with them Mrs. Peck’s guests. Mrs. F. L Wood* ruff and Mrs. Charles Dingee, members of the Book Lovers’ Club. Mrs. Peck varied the entertainment which tbelr fancy work was supplying for the ladies, oy giving to each one a pencil and sheet of paper with the name of one of the mem­ bers present written at the bottom of the sheet, and requesting them- to . write at the top of tha sheet their plain, honest opinion of the lady whose name was on their paper, suggesting that the views to be expressed could cover either or both the personality, characteristics or appear­ ance of the lady in question. The writ­ ten opinion to be folded so that It could not be read, and passed to their neigh­ bor, until all present had been criticised. Tbe papers were then read aloud and each lady present had for one brief mo­ ment the privilege of seeing herself as others see her. The circle were then to vote which criticism was most to be de­ sired. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. F. L Woodruff and Mr*. Bowler received an flopal number of votes. Tbe easiest way f i t of the difficulty was to leave it to f i a nce. In the drawing Mrs. Woodruff ■bn both the golden opinions and tbe very findsome hand embroidered centerpiece. When tbe pleasant contest was over Mrs. week served delicious ice cream orna­ mented with red cherries and cake. Morgan Will Leave W. L Morgan one of the best boys in Sanford's coterie of business men intends to leave In a few days for Philadelphia where be will be employed In laboratory work in the office of the largeitymanufacturing chemists in the U. S. Mr. Morgan has been Identified with San­ ford's business interests for several years being with L R. Philips for several years first as prescription clerk and afterward as a member of the firm. His health necessitated a change and he purchased the hardware business of Horry Wilson which he has successfully transacted for tba pait year. At the last election hr was elected City Treasurer showing the high esteem in which he is held by the Elks and Masonic lodges and numbers his friends by his acquaintances. He has gained a fine position, one that does not come to every one and while deploring his departure every one Is glad to bear of his good fortune. But Morgan will not abake Sanford for always. One winter In the north will Just about be enough for Walter and we predict that in about a year'a time he will again be enrolled on Sanford'a directory. George Washington Birthday Party Mrs. W. W. Abernathy most delightful­ ly entertained the Missionary Society of the Methodist church and also a large number of other Invited gueats In her charming home Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22nd, in' honor of the birthday of the "Father of hia Country." The gueata were received at the door by the "Hatchet Brigade," who pinned a amall red hatchet on each arrival.' The hall and rooms were arUatlcally decorated with a profu­ sion of national drapery and Bags of vari­ ous sixes. In the front parlor, over the archway between the two rooms was a handsome picture of George and Martha Washington, framed in American Eagles, from which their peaceful, benign faces looked calmly down on the patriotic American women, who were roanlfesung by their presence only a tithe of tbe rev­ erence and love In tbeir hearts for tbeir country’s father and greatest American. Tbe portieres between the parlors were covered on one aloe with American Bags, and on tba other with drapery in nation­ al colors. The walls and curtains wefe also ornamented with smaller pictures of George Washington, aceoes around Ml. Vernon and little red hatchets. In tbe center of tbe front parlor waa a cherry tree with an old hatchet, lying on its side. Tha rooms were charmingly attractive in their gay decorations. When tha guests had arrived, short de­ votional exercises were held by Mrs. M. A. Mlot. fourth vice president of tbe Mis­ sionary Society, who has charge of tbe eocial department "Braxlland the Child at Work'* waa tha subject to be consider­ ed and discussed at tbe meeting. "Notes on Child Labor in tha United States" wag read by Mrs. Gao. Fat, Jr . and Mrs. Al­ bert Selgh. "The.Child at Work in Bras i r waa read by Mrs. Bowler. Tbe abort discussion on tbe subject waa led by Mrs. Miot, at tbe conclusion of which Mist Ma­ bel Bowier sang. "I Know a Lovely Gar- It baa always been customary at these eocial missionary meetings to bava a sli­ ver offering. Tbe hostess sent. Uuie silk Guaranteed Linen toe and' heel, reinlorccd p. wi ’♦ • ’* 7. - t knees. I f your children are not wearing them S IM P L IC IT Y DRESSES . • 9 For House W ear Something N ew and Better than the O ldStyle Wrapper A ll Our Spring Goods are in and We’ll be Pleased to Show them to vou. ÜtOÖCr- W W W ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ baga with her lnvhatlona and tbe request ¡OFFER SHEEP IN SACRIFICE TH E C IT Y Animala Killed at Steps of Palace In Constantinople on Fasst of Bai ram. ter Be Good." Tbe ladles were charmed with the remarkable voice of the child, which she seems to have quite under controL . . . . With her usual delightful manner Mrs. L. R Philips gave three fine redtlona: k*Tha Twenty-Second of February," Wil­ liam Cullen Bryant; " T i l Splendid to Live So Grandly." Margaret E. Sangiter; “ An Order for a Picture.“ Phoebe Cary. Another patriotic feature of tbe enter­ tainment was the enthuslaitic singing of “ America" by everyone present. Clarence Mahoney sang very charm­ ingly tyro fins solos, “ With tbe Tide;” and “0 Oome Home." When the very enter­ taining program was concluded, delicious Ice cream, ornamented with red cherries and mlnature American flags, was served with dainty cake*, by tbe hostess, as­ sisted by several members of tba society. Although it waa a very young looking assemblage of ladies; a nice sum, waa realised from tbe pennies In silk baga. 8eysnty two ladlea enjoyed Mrs. Aber­ nathy’s charming' hospitality, and se­ riated by tbeir presence in celebrating George Washington's birthday, Tha Idea of animal sacrifice seems ■trange In modern Europe. But It must not ba forgotten that Constantinople la Turklah, In aplte of the numerous desires on tbe part of other nations to possess It—or rather because thoee are so numerous. Tbe new regime In Turkey la up to date in many thlnga. It la establish* lng schools, planning railroads and hoping to taka its place by right, and not by kuffrance, among tbe nations of tbo world. But the favor of the devout Mussulman la sought by strict obaerr* ance of religious faatlva'fir. Tbe second feast of Bariam la tbe occasion o f sacrifice. Its date la varla* ble, since tbe Turkish year la lunar, and not solar. -Last year came in December and it lasts four days. * In anticipation of this festival, droves of fat aheap were taken ’ to the city from Boumalla and Asia Minor. The price varied from 14 to (B* In all tbe rich and even well-to-do honees these sheep were sac­ rificed, and tha flash In most cases given to the poor. Naturally the most elaborate ceremany was at the royal palace of Dol­ ma Bagtche. Tbe sheep, picked for their whiteness and plumpneas, ware solemnly led to the palace. A t the hour fixed the sultan, surrounded -by bis staff, descendad the atepe and read a prayer, while the first o f tbe victims * M led to the marble step ghat be­ came the sacrillcal altar. • The sultan made the motions o f kfllng the sheep, but actually handed the knife to an officer, wher waited un­ til the sultan had. withdrawn bofore completing the aacrtfloe. In the last three XM-n the eustom has grown op that the skin* and wool RESTAURANT I F lrit Street. 0 0 » black from Depot opposite l‘o*iofb< - H. E. W ISE, Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Spoclalty A Place Fo r Ladles and G o n tte m o n C v e ry th ln s Prompt, Clean Service Meal Ticket* are Sold nt Reduced Rate* ******* I C U T F L O W E R S f Carnations, .. $1 per d o t. ♦ Bastar L illie s , r > ' f 3 p e r dog. T ,< » R osee, - $ 2 to f 4 par U ly o f V alley, H P *' All Orders Receive Presipt Atlantis» M IL L S , Th e F io riti, Ipo. j,ck*a«villa I a rids .++ > * ** **** day belong to the sailors. One of the old rites of B alm s was to consign all Christiana to massacre. This is now omitted in Constantinople. But It can be imagined that In tba osala of Tripoli this part of tbe cere­ monies la carried out with, emphasis. A Many-Horned Cow. A cow with 17 horua la the interest­ ing monstrosity reported by e traveler from the south. The horns, we are told, protrude from the cow's back« each one resting on a. Joint In the ■plnal column. The farmer who owns the-horned wonder ls'prond of her. She is proud of her gift, and ont of thankfulness for her distinction prodnees more milk than any other cow WhenYou Want It and we ■ »atidactofT diat axe. I �»J W « nee ^ r ^ T lr< TOMwHy.q *^Tyal»f MiVnT TT* : ^ > w* ■ ^f vV • » rr ' , * . r J -----r ^ *• * P u b lish ed • J, • . 1 .», «. . . 8 e m l-W e ek ly — T u esd a y i k # 1 * and F rid a y THE SANFORD HE1 {.A 1J) a IM SANFORD— Lih it Worth Living Hawker «1 ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1» 1X ... VtlSSM IV ALL AROUND FLORIDA Items bf Interest Gleaned From Various Sources The General News of The Land of Flowers. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEE* CDLUD FROM THE STATE PRESS Here lh« Reader» Will rind ■ Brief Historical Sprint r tow Ini r* r Hurried Reader» Epitome t f the Week's Meat Importent happening» la the State'» Domain. V Bert Franklin, the former United mar,hsL who war Indicted for attempting 10 bribe Juror» In the McNamara case, plead­ ed guilty In court Itefe. He will lie sentenced next Friday The plea of guilty entered by Franklin la not ao Important In reference to him aa It la in ita probable effect on the chance« of Clarence S. Har­ row, who waa chief counael fer the McNa­ mara* nnd who la under indictment aa having Inspired the bribery and employ­ ing Franklin and oibera to do the actual work. The bouse ateel truat Investigation cum­ min ee today made public the result ol the inquiry Into the booka and minutes of the United States Steel corpnrntina conducted by Farquhar J. MeRor. an rxpert accountant. The McRae report reache* thu conclusion that the ateel corporation operate* in restraint of trade and prevent* competition through n rnani■pulslion of prices, through the influence of the so-cnlled "Gary dinners." by con­ trol of raw material* and through n system of interlocking directors in various companies^ It ntao tends to contradict some of the testimony given by steel , (run officials. Friends of United Statea Senator Mote Smith in Georgia are preparing for drrulatsou n petition, to which already Sev­ ern! thousand names have b^en promised, calling on the Georgia delegates to th'demxratlc convention In Oaltlmorr m c^m their solid vote fur Hoke Smith for the presidential nomination in case of n deadlock, and to stand by him until it becomes apparent that he has no cMnct V President Taft will aoon start n vigor­ ous «perch making campaign in explmn hit position on current questions and fur thrr hi* candidacy for re nomination Before tire Republican national cotiveu lion mecta In June, the President will spend ninny days on the road- nnd is ex­ pected to deliver scores of speeches He wtii travel as far west as Chicago, as far north as New Hampshire and south nt least as far aa Georgia. Other engagements may be made in the next few week*. . The chautauqua which has Just come to a close In Lakeland U said to have * been the most successful aver bald In that town. The beautiM home of Judge J. A. Stewart was burned In DeLand a few days ago. The total was between five and alx thousand dollars, less the" in­ surance. The house was insured for $1,750, the contents for $750. Work on the new HHUbOrough.Hotel In Tampa is progressing rapidly and It la thought that the new structure will be completed and ready for the opening date some lime In ApriL A car load of egg* arrived la Tampa Ust week from Cuba. The egga were ' ordered by a wholesale firm in that dty. Tampa Socialists are preparing to wage a strong fight for their ticket In tha coming municipal campaign. A muslin underwear factory U a new enterprise promised for Ybor City.* The bond trustee* of the dty of Live Oak finally approved the tale of $30,000 city improvement bonds, the proceeds of which will be Immediately applied to municipal Improvement The entire cen­ tral section of the city will be paved and • the water and lighting departments are to be enlarged and extended. Besides these Immediate additions to the city’s comfort« nnd attractiveness, many other move*, all calculated for dvic betterment, . arc planned. L The Hillsborough county democratic executive committee, at its Ust meeting agreed that every effort would be made made to prevent socialists taking part in ‘ the democratic primaries, and 'whenever ’ ■ the Inspectors of election were In doubt./ they should require uh affidavit that the • puny In question hna been a regular membe^af the democratic party. SANFORD G R O W E R S ARE CONING INTO THEIR OWN ■Vthe American Secretary of State, Phil­ * * • ander C. Knox, Wednesday made hi* first formal appeal for • closer onion of the American republics. The occasion was a Twenty Cars of Lettuce and Twenty of •ute dinner given by lb« acting presi­ Celery This Week W ill Total $30,000 dent of Panama, Rodolfo Cblari, In honor of Mr. Knox, and judging by the applause the secretary's remarks were received In One grower was offered on Mbndsy • spirit that was markedly sympathetic -There is n tide in the a ffa ir * of man wc are trading on our nclghlxtr’y. adver­ which taken at the flood leads to fortune, sity The markets are bare of tho! suc­ S2h00 for one and one half acres and and cordial. This saying is true of every opportunity culent vegetables that are wont to ,tickle accepted. Man backed up on the contract. Hr. Harvey W. WUey. pure food chamtbst meets the man tbday who is looking the palates of the northern epicure and Grower turned round and sold fur more I* seriously considering resigning for fickle fortune. This adage hardly ap­ right here is where Sanford gets on the than $2000 to commission firm here. ¡r , . k** Position aa chief of the bureau of Sanford celery yesterday waa bringing plies to the growers of Sanford for one Prosperity Special because our section chemistry In the department of agricuiyear he may get the market in a strangle has the stuff and nil kinds and will con­ $3 per crate In N^w York. fwe. Admitting tbla In an Interview to, Ah soon as the' celery b cut off the hold and shake a fortune out of It and tinue to have U up to June first. »Uht. Dr. Wiley said that while be had Just now we ore concerned with celery growers will plant apriog oops on same next season the market may shake him. yet determined to offer hla reslgnaIt has never been a question of raising and lettuce the two crops that made us land and ought to bring up the average tan It seemed that he could not be auc(be stuff but a question of distribution. famous and made so many fake lands to a sunt per acre that would stagger the «•uful in his efforts to secure harmony as This season Sanford waa the lucky Jade infamous. This week Sanford ships 20 ordinary northern fanner. *°n< as there were "incongruous eleSanford was the first great vegetable again and the cold wave that swept car loads of celery and 20 car loads of ttanu" in the department down through the Carolina* and Louisiana lettuce and at the lowest possible esti­ growing section of the Souths has always and Texas time and again and stopped mate the 40 cars will total $30,000. Can held that title and always will on ac­ Helping Hand Society ■ count of soil, flowing wells, Uke pro­ you beat ItT tection' cheap freight rates and other The Helping Hand Society of the Bap­ on the border of Florida nipped all the A. Horner on Celery avenue cuts 20 faculties. tist church, held their regular meeting, st tender vegetables, even put our Cali­ acres that will bring him over $20,000. Keep your eye on Sanford! lh* residence of Mrs. R. G Maxwell. fornia neighbors on the blink and now - Tseeday evening. The mission atudy Thinks Well o f Sanford hold on, that the problems of production ria« was conducted aa usual by Mrs. E. The Doctor reaponded promptly going In £ Cox. At the conclusion of the atudy. hit automobile. When be did not re­ Joshua Powell of Hollis. Long bland la and freights and distribation will be *eTfr'l article* n missions and mission turn all day Tuesday.and Tuesday night a conservative business man and owns solved to'the utlafac^lon of thedeaervlag * » k waa read by different member* of • messenger was sent from hU home at some celery land near Sanford. lira re­ few that are wilUng to stand fast for auc« • society, after which, those present an early hour "Wednesday morning, who cent letter to his friend, O. E. Walker, he ••Joyed a very pleasant« social hour to- returned with . the Information that the •tele» the condition hege as be sees It as Professor Marla; Bible Class ••iher. Mrx. Maxwell entertained them automobile, with medicine cases, eta. follows: Professor Maria la to open an adult bible 141• v*nr Interesting reading. A good Intact, waa found turned up against a "I am stilt maintaining that It la the clasa at the Congregational Church next ■«tendance *he members were present fence but no trace of the- missing man best opportunity'-l knoW of for a poor Sunday morning. The purpose of Pro­ visitors. could be fount)young man wjth a - knowledge Of agricul­ fessor Maria la to taka up John’s Gospel The sheriff waa promptly notified and ture to become independent In »ay ten from the beginning. Hla primary inquiry Gainesville Doctor a large posse searched all day without yean. Make haste »lowly, study condi­ is, "What did Jeaua teachf In seeking CalnesvlUc, Feb. Sfi^Great mystery results. tions, plant all the crop« necessary for the answer to this question there will be •“ rounds the sodden and mysterious tha.famlly, stock, etc., and go into the opportunity for the widest discussion. Aa •“ appearance of Dr. H. G Spencer, a Big Dance Monday Night "get rich quick crop«" cautiously, and Profeaaor Maria puts it. “ 1 beUeva In **11 known physician 61 this city, and tpend all the year on the ground. Watch standing by the word of Jeaua regardless The Sanford Ball Association will give •torch! ng ptrtiei' numbering several all expenses, work ns hard as the average of all else, and by the-bent that b In us." • dance In the dty hall next Monday "“«dred, have been engaged daring all He expects to lead. tUcclai* along these « r scouring the woods for the man with- pighr. The celebrated Italian Band of farmer on Long bland or New England. lines. -The Profess^, hgu. been teaching greater success, to me, seems to me the Moss A Mafr'a Show wlU furnish the bible cl a* res for t l^ past -twenty years positively certain. So you see I am not ^Mondsy. ar midnight, aoma one came music. Ticket * Tor dance will be «old at always has succeeded In building np entirely discouraged. 1 don't believe that ‘ Hr. Spanoar'a borne and summooed 60 eenta, ladle* free and a good lima can large dosses. Come *Jth your blbies to to Galoay*a turpentine still, three be promised w all who attend. The pro­ additional land will be so rapidly broken, the Peoples Church neht Sunday but that those that have will do wall to atia od’dodu, ' 1 distent, w look after • patient ceeds wtU go to the Aaeoclatld^ O f . A fifteen thousand dollar Chautauqua V Auditorium is one of the .Items which will make the coming yea^jthe greatest In Lakeland's history. Tbe'drUciprlso la as­ sured. nnd will [wove to be one of the greatest benefits the tpwn has ever aecured. Y White-slavers convicted In Tampa hkve appeal to the Supreme Cotilt of the United States against a two years' aenteoce-Whcn the Supreme Court get» through with them, they'll hardly make another kick. • -V .;«: » ., * The mayor of St. Augustine suspended two policemen because they Were Mid to be unduly officious in making an arrest. With two policemen gone from the force the Ancient City must be suffering far itack of polks of polioa protection, V — Ten thousand dollars were e Mr*. Fannie G Reeves by a Jury In Federal Court yesterday afternoon for the death • of her husband. F. G Reeves, a switch­ man of the Atlantic Coast Line,' who waa killed while on duty in' the yards of that . company ai-Lakeland. May 27,19th, Mrs. Reeves brought suit as administratrix of the estate of F. G Reeve* and asked for $40,000. The allegation, waa made that the defendant company bad failed - to equip lu car* with the kind of. couplare *required bylaw. A. F. Spawn made hla first grinding of cassava flour on Tuesday at bis factory here. He had 339 lbs. pf gas save, from which ha made 81H tbs, o f beautiful flour of the finest quality. Besides this. Users were 3libs, of peelings which are excellent bog feed.— Kissimmee Journal. Band Canoart $3 par week. 1 U -tf . •. "*JM * Next Sunday, March 3rd., the Sanford Band will give e free concert In Use park. TtsoaO concerts are given through an ar­ rangement with the present dty admin­ istration for the benefit o f the public and will be given at regular Interval*. Our dUxens are very proud of this or­ ganization, which la one of tha best In the state, and the administration la to ba ‘ congratulated upon this public spirited move by which the community derive* a great source of pleasure. — i .i ■ — v For a good labia and home cooking come to the Shrine HoieJ f ur your meals. Raton. . ( v B g B & ig l �• - : i th e March I, uq SAMrOROIHERALO and the seme time In Michigan and Ohio there wa* heavy thunder, followed bv one of the worst billiards of in>w during the entire eeoson. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin chafiged tbelr plant end have returned to tbelr home In Rome, Ga„ but expect to return here to reside 1 I w In the near furore. V'Mrt. J. F. McClelland returned Tuesday from her parents' home nt Christmas, where sl$e was called last week, os n young brother was seriously ill. Mr. R. J. Powell and his bride were sup­ per guests at the home of Mr. end Mrs. I. D. Hsrt on Geneva avenue lost Thursday evening. Mrs. E. L. Crnlg and little daughter. June, from town spent lost Tuesday with Mrs. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth of Beardall were of the party on the yacht trip to Lake Harney on Monday, of which the Cam­ eron City correspondent will give a cor­ rect account. ZELLWOOD NOTES Special Correspondence to Th* Herald. Miss Laugtilin returned last Tuesday from Philadelphia nccompanled by her little niece Sydney Seder, and friend Miss Cod. ? ........ « « m i s s 1 m s svsskssssvsssis v s s w Our Charges are C on sisten t with the Service We Render. See Our Line Before Buying. . DRY GOODS M E N S’ c l o t h i n g C O A T SU IT S SW E A T E R S BLANKETS GLOVES NO TIO NS H E A V Y UNDERWEAR Services were held In the Episcopal church Sunday morning by Bishop Grey. Mr. Olaon of Massachusetts wos a visi­ tor'here last week. Mr< Gardner and family moved lost Wednesday Into a cottage fitted up with modern conveniences. ; A Full and Complete Line. . At Your Service. Always ME. White and family has moved Into the bouse vacated by the Gardner family. I -■*. ., GEO. County i r~ À. * _- _ DeCOTTES Solicitor — Candidate^ for f- * * Rc-appointmcnt urdoy morning but were glad to lepra that the young men who were living there were nble to save the greater part of tnelr belongings. • * T H A T MAT OB M W N O T lNTEBDSt w' Mr. and*Mrs. F. F. Dutton nnd daughter Frances dined at Minnick place on Fri­ day of last week. CORRESPONDENTS i\. , fv* £>, * > y • •* John Matthews of Lemon City, visited old acquaintances here Saturday nnd Sun­ day. Mrs. Davenport of Philadelphia was n business visitor here recently. Choice building lots are for sale here BUDA ITEMS To Tli* Editor ot Th* Her*M: T. K. Mettinfier 106 *to 110 West First Si Mr. und Mrs. D. W. Adams and Mrs. J. ; [H V W W V V W W W W H W W W H V t m H W W U W »x.%%% Q. Atjams were In Orlando last Tuesday on business. Mr. Musselwhite carried them ovef in his ai^lo. MIsFBObbie Nicholson Is In Sanford this week visiting her sister. Mrs. W. A Tillis. Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Rntervof New York, GENEVA JOTTINGS wore among our callers this week. These Mrs. S. Curlett and friends. Misses Frye SpfC.U Corrttpondftca to Th# Herald Interesting people are looking (or a locn- and Myres were In Sanford last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Cox of Columbus, cation suitable for ti winter homo. (Milo and who ore visiting various places H. A. Nicholson wns in Orlando Tues­ Miss Neva Gormly was shopping in day on business. in Florida, are now with their cousin, Mrs. Etta Roberson. Mr. and Mrs. Cox have Sanford Monday nnd spent the night in Hoyt Taylor and friend, Mr. Philips of previously visited Geneva and their I Idwn. Orlando, visited his nunt, Mrs, W. L. Tay­ F. F. Dutton is on the East Coast with lor last Saturday and Sunday. many friends are glad to have them Mr. Coggins looking after the interests of back. t ■ %• Mrs, C. A. Rsuteraon is visiting in Or­ Grady Helms after spending several the M. 0. Coggins Co. lando this week. Some weeks ago a committee was ap­ months In Geneva In tho orange lysines« has returned to his home In North Car* pointed by our Farmer*« Club to Inter­ MONROE MEANDERINGS view the Captain of the Government ollna. To the Editor of The Herald: F. D. Sutton has bosn on the sick list Dredge regarding the making of a canal Chas. Krcinbring of Ubly, Mich., who from our parks to Lake Jessup. Mr. for a week. • ‘ Fulton was one of the committee nnd has been here several weeks’ on a vl«R to Mrs. I. T. Peters Is In Daytono visiting generously planned to take their wives his brother, Henry Kreinhring left fur his her daughter, Mrs. Nicholsop. up to Lake Harney where the dredge is home Monday hut expAla lore turn next Flynt and'Rhcblnder are now in their stationed for the interview.’ The trip was fall new store near the depot where they are made Monday nnd greatly enjoyed, the * Jno. Dressier of Sanford Is having his ready to serve their many customers. day being very fine but the committee land cleared end making preparations to Thla new firm will Increase their stock of Was disappointed in not reaching the build in the near future, dry goods as well as groceries, they also dredge oo account of sand bars In Lake Mrs, Dyer of Oneida. Tenn* who has intend having a meat market in con* Harney. Some encouraging Information, been here several di\y* looking nftrr her nectlon with their groceries. has V c n gained however nnd will be property, left for her home Tuesday Recently F. W. Geiger, made .the ban* fallowed up and the committee hope, to While here she decided to build and Im­ BW haul of fish frpm Lake Hanley, catch­ be able to arrange for a meeting with the prove her place, which will be done ot an ing over 300 shad at one haul; Captain In the near future. early date. ^ f Mrs. Rico of Sanford spent last Satur­ The membeVs of the canal commJUee ~ * The baby of Ed. Oglesby. Jr., has hcvti day end Sunday in Geneva. and tbelr wives nre Indebted to Mr. and very/ sick with pneumonia, but is now Mrs. Fulton for a most enjoyable yacht Hoyte Taylor among others visited better. trip. Geneva Saturday." Mrs. J. W. Bell made a flying trip to Some of our youngpeopie plan to spend V. T. Peters Is building a new bouse Jacksonville Tuesday, returning Wednes­ Otar the Baptist church and will occupy Wednesday evening at Silver Lake with day. 1 Prof, and Mrs. Marls. It M soon as completed. Woman There is Strength and Health for Her in I Ins Greatest of Modem Discoveries -,*n kit* Tho bast women In every town where Reno's N *« good reason to recommend this marvelous remedy u > Reno's New Health Is not an ordinary patent claimed for this wondorfttl romody that It will not nthis It la sold under nn absolute guarantee to refund •L • If It fail» to surely nnd thoroughly relievo Scanty. I’ or Suppressed Menatruation, Blekly Period«, Coustnm nesF. Depression. Cl-amps, Dizziness, Violent Head Heart, pain* In the flack and Groins, l-eiirorrhi'ti and .i • atlon and Discharges of tho Vagina and l ’ tern« ¡«o scheme la resorted to sell Reno'« New Tertlsing tlmi can be profitable la the reconitnend.iti. mouth from thoso whom this marvelous medicine friends, relatives and neighbors. It is In this way tii.it New Health has Increased from day to day.— from year tn for It Is steadily growing and It has done a wot Id of n'»>d famous and wealthy ns well as among tho nrmy of hard » Reno’s New-Health Is tho prescription of an em itlifo was spent In searching for a cure for female, irm.ic covered this remedy ho at once put It within the rein U i the rich, and today It may be obtained nt "nearly every dr Until Reno's discovery thoro waa no known corn i which women suffer. Tho pains nnd aches which ttui must endure, soon vanish undru“ ,tho curative und h* Reno's New Health. Llko nothing olae, It gives ne i i It makes nsnrous, ailing wohieo well and cheerful It d banishes all nervous troubles. Reno’ s New Health rrt.<kany stage of life to suffer from those serious Ills that nil not merely relieve, but permanently euros. For Sale By W m . G. Aldridge, Last Sunday was a pleasant day at Dlrdla psltithail of Sanford spent the Mrs. John Warren, who has been visitour church. It was our first annlvcrsity lag her mother In Orlando fcfc several week end with hit parents. WANTED—ACIItT MANWEAGHIOCAIIIY Several new people are In Geneva, and letters of greeting were read from dsys returned home Monday. To Join this Society. Slek, nccldeut, ■ t •oma at work-on tho bridge, dome on the some «of our absent members. Among ......... death beneflts. And Introduce our them Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell of Queens dredge boat grifi others on the railroad. Memberships. All or spare time, $30 L. I, the Benjamins of Watertown, Me., to $300 a month. Every Member se­ Our new railroad put In dls first good the Beales of North Anson Me., the Foggs, cured gives you a steady monthly In­ work-for tJenevn last Friday night when of Hampton Falls New Hampshire, the come. Experience not needed. W rit* It brought 74 Jolly good dtltens from for plans. Itox DK-203, Covington, Ky. Klncham of Wichita, Kansas and the Chuluota to the oyster supper, given by — --------- ------------------ - , _____ Bentons of Topeka Kansas.- The' letters the ladles of the M. M. S. society at the end offerings were greatly enjoyed and haU. It Is to be hoped that the oysters appreciated. At the evening service Tour will not bb a day late In arriving at the new members were added to;our roll *■ next one. In Ueu of fresh oysters, aannod Farmers Club met Tuesday evening ones were used and tho fun kept at fevet; COMMISSION .^eighth. We extend many thanks tojbe with President C. C. Worjhlqgton Iti the M ERCtlANTS public for their liberal patronage end chair. After listening to reports of com­ 172 W. So. Water St. Chicago, III. A especially do we thank our Chuluota mittees the question box woe opened and OPPORTUNITY friends for their presence end generous some interesting discussions followed. ' aid. The ladles anticipate having an­ Next meeting In two-'week. The Qub Is r^ / V fo n NON&4 S outhern F ruits and V egetables other supper soon and ws will welcome planning for e lecture In the near future. W TRI TE RUT VERY TRUE TROoar friends again. _ * y eR n -orroR T U N - •■* MOORE'S STATION n Y MIGHT KNOCK * G iv e U s - a Trial Shipment Soodtl Corrt»t>on<Jri)ce mHw Harald:.' %* CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS AT YOUR VOUR  Thera w u a socialist meeting held here TO M (TR R 0 JT-irt fytf**1Osnsspondcoc* to Tbs HcrwU. COULD YOU F.M-ir Hon. George DeCottqp, our efficient Saturday evening The expeqicd speaker BRACE t.Tr YOU County Attorney jvaa in our village thla from Tampa failed to make “his appear* . c o uld m r tt a , week looking after hia political luteresti. SAVINGS ACCm & IW i Mr. «Qd Mrs. y. M. Gilbert were guests W a have some new neighbor», Mr. and Mr*. Alexander from New York and their of tbelr friendi, Mr. and Mrs. Dracken in fEOPLES BIN 4 TP lh » O M Reliable Utile «on Alexander • Alexander. They town Sunday. "Coniniloelon M crchnnts Louis Knelling, who haa si*-ifefro tyln* w ill live on the Grippati farm Just wrat or rnV'- " ter »boot here, returned the l/thW -hla town >rbere the Houston» formerly lived. ziint & Co., J,V;Q home In Willoughby, Ohio. We?|>id them a hearty welcome. >v Via ‘ _________a. • ikl Our first thunder storm of the season Butteri no.-best, 3dc.«f Roberts' Grocery, occurred during" last Wednesday's storm Sanl ’ tiiCI B In proof cf 1-. 11ri*, botti# Irrrfttltf _ -.it \V«1 n of - . rittficIMiord d - ifltffcl I lies'! ’ ! tic rtrsuM 1 1 ni** of tM \,m*n. 1 ,n *br» i, n bs , «din -iti »iS old lier • t-n.’l rf I - r r tjtk . t.n li** . Msjuy ri uy. K om Floridi F, R. Merrell & Co. FRUITS and ■ ■ ■ JiS S h i ^ ‘ 44-4tc ^ Sum m er or tbf we can supply your Wlll!liww » Automobile line. If V,lU r A Motor For Am we are at your .j^ very best cars. "** 11G ¿ j If you are in trouble call ul hour of thenißht or <lny Sinford Machine & Gara^ PH O NE 331 �ALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS Coming in All Its Vast Completeness 11 C __ The Mighty Monarch of all Out-Door Amusements ( The Celebrated *5 ■' _1 MOSS & MARR’S CO N SO LIDATED SHOW S DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS SHOW There’s a Reason DIFFERENT from others and BETTER AVOID HARSH DRUQ9. lluntlaf Season Closes the hunting season of 1911-1912 dosed yesterday and It Is the belief of the local sportsmen that sufficient birds have sur­ vived to insure a splendid tenson next >ear. There has been complaint against the law winch forbids the selling of game. Certain owners of property eren have complained that although, In a sense, they owned the birds upon their premises they oulJ procure none for their tables. Undoubtedly the law has worked some­ what of a hardship In Certain cases. But the best illustration of the wisdom of the measure Is the fact that the woods are Still lull of bird}, which, it is safe to say, would uot have been the case had the law permitted the selling of game The wild life of Florida should be pre- served at all (»sis, the fact being borne In mini that ibis is first and foremost a playground state, making a bid for sports­ men Game elsewhere it rapidly disap­ pearing—indeed. in many statoa of the east it has virtually disappeared—and It may be plainly seen that the longer Flor­ ida can protect Its wild life the greater advantage the state will enjoy. Men who are in a financial condition to spend the money and time to travel to Florida from other states to shoot ore desirable visitors. The citizens of this state should keep this fact In mind__ Reporter-Star. Sorrento Snap Shot» For Diversified Farming Cameron City Church The celebration of the first anniversary of the organization of the Congregational church in this city on the 25th of this month was on occasion of general Inter­ est in this community, nnd of very espec­ ial Interest to the members and^friends who were delighted with o number of letters of kind remembrance and good will sent from members removed. The suhsinntl.il evidences of tfiese sentiments by remittance of sums of money for the church were especially acceptable and Justice of the Peace Walter Cooper ond J. P. Delahunty of Pittslon. Pa„ a wlnlrr visitor here for many years, have been at Coronado for a week past on a fishing hip Mr, Delahunty liolds tho record there for big catches, a catfish weighing agreeable IM lbs. and a golden sea bau still Four new members were received on hesvier. Mr. Delahunty is 92 years of the occasion on profession of faith. iff. A very unique souvenir is being sent to The Hattie Bros, will operate the Lovejoy these absent friends In the shape of a •swtnill about a week longer. Their new piece of new music Just published from »ill will be started In May It Is expected. the house of The >1. KirkusDugdale Music The Parker orange packing house has Company, Washington. D. C.. the words finished packing the oranges and grape- of which were prepared by the pastor, Dr. ftiil from the dozen groves belonging to Joel Swartz; entitled "Should Auld Ac­ quaintance be ForgolT" We do not wish ih» Parker estate. to forget these acquaintances. The verses Eugene D. Williams, secretary of the follow: Jw'hern Club, has sent out Invitations “ Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mlndf* ** ibedubs leap year party, to be given « the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. »««e r on the evening of Feb, 29th. A. B. Lovejoy the veteran sawmill man, the largest acreage of watermelons "TObouty, something like43 seres. There 250 acres In watermelons around fi*TtntO, Consider« hIn ranlnntlnd wns There are no defects In the Cole Planter. It is simple, strong, lasts a long lime nnd is eusy to run. The Cole plants In just the right way Corn, Peat, Dean, Pea­ nuts, Soja Deans, Velvet Deans, Cantaloupes und Watermelons. The Colo plants each one of tite»r crops Just as well as if it had Iveen made specially for the crop. In fact, there is a spccinl plate for each kind of seed, and then you can fertilize as you plant, thereby saving much labor. The Cole has oil the necessary adjustments for number of seed in tile hill, the distance apart and the depth. Ail changes and adjustments ore simple and easy for any farm hand. There are a number of ^good planters on the market, but the best of them Is not equal to tho Cole. It will pay you to throw any of them nwny and buy the Cole You will make money by doing It. WE ALSO NAVE A FULL LINE OF HAND PLANTERS H ILL HARDW ARE CO C O R . F IR S T A N D O A K Notice is hereby given that the part­ nership heretofore existing between Chns, E. Lewis und Emery S. Beardsley, doing business as Lewis Vegetable Exchange, is this day by mutual consent dissolved. Feh 24. Il»12 * 50 lie -J1* Sauter or St. Joaeph, Ma, ■jytoppini at the home of Mrs. LockV™ w » time. They ore very much ^ • « d with Semento. Mrs. Edeburn visited Orlando two day* «•week. U n BEGGAR WEED IN THE STATZ 0 T FTORJDA, AT THE CtOSE Or I 236.561.34 162 21 Overdraft*, »ecured and unsecured 8.230.00 U, 3. Bond* to secure circulation Bond*. securities. etc.................... .. 34,582 15 BnnkinX bouse, furniture and futures 12.500 00 Due from National Bank* (nut reserve 0.631.05 s | e n ti).......................................... 1.763.08 Due from Stale Banka and Bankers... Ihre from approved reserve a*enli.,.. 37.652.07 1,141 14 Checks and other ca*H llema.............8.627.00 Notes of other National Uanka .,....... t Fractional paper currency, nickel», and 1,525.10 cent*,........................ ....... LAwnll Moxrr Reserve i* Be»», vat Specie.................. «U.siOOO Lrgsi tender notes ..,,.15,330 00 Redemption fund with II S. Treasurer (3 pee cent of circulation ....... Dim from U. S. Treasurer .................. But. . PEANUTS MELD CORN „ .Z f if c * , Th« OU««i S*«J 11#*»« 1« tk* Sou, 20G E . B oy S t . , J a c k s o n v ille , F la . OUR P LA T F O R M i As Broad as th* Kingdom of Cod ••IS TH E CHURCH ON TH E JO B ?” A t the Peoples Church next Sunday Night at Seven M EN JOIN PRO F. W A N T E D ! MARIS’ BIBLE ■ C LA SS Dividends enpeid......... At the Congregational Church every'Sunday a t 10 A,M A ll men and women cordially i n v i t e d Demand cettlOcatra of de­ Sunday S tim i 10.00 a, m. Individual deposits sub­ ject to check........... I 1 Sanday Morning Pit* thin g U M Sunday Night Pleaching 7.00 p. You art moat cordially invited to attind all the «orvieto of this Church r o u e CIIURCH come georoe b. w a rk Avenue * Pastor tkveoiemnly swear that the «bov« sutetnent to Irua to the boat of my knowlrdgn ahd lirllef. f i t FORSTER. Cashier P »tk « and oon Mr. S. E. Parker said todays but owing, to his enforced Sutwcrilnd and sworn ro before me this 17 th day ■Z* now •owed at the Da Soto Hotel. absence from the field, his entrance now of Feb 1912 Abertkathy#—Reporter PEAS. AND E- A . MARTIN & COM PANY RESOURCES. . Doc. Abernathy has been busy since posit his return day before yesterday from the T otal. south, looking over the local political field, and aa a result of hli observations of Florida. 1 has announced that we will not be In State County of Orango f the race for County Treasurer. I, T. T. Finster, cashier of the above-named bank, "And you know I don’t want JO be known *a • defeated candidate," aejd Mr. MILLET POTATOCS, BEANS, GARDEN AND H ELD [.noni and Discount!...... .... ......... . Sa auld acquaintance. Crow stronirr with o would Le too late, In bis opinion, to be affective.' SORGHUM Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seeds In Florida BUSINESS TEA. 2ÜTH, 1912: Capital He bad bis heart set on the office, be Florida We can supply you for immediate shipment fir s t National Bank at Sanford T otal. ......................... „ , . . . . . 1 Abernathy Will Not Run - Seeds and Poultry Supplies REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh LIABILITIES Mra. Chao. Budgen of Milford, - r® 11-’ are suiting Mr. Budgen'e parents w e Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bodgen for a Mrs. Ditdgea la ■ vary fina " Ww »t»d is charming all with her •Mwerful voice. Sanford A. R. KEY, Notary PublV: Mr commtosioa espirò* Fab tl. IBI4. Subscribe for Herald and �N U toU d tra rr IWeday sad M ia r Morning By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY if. j h u l l Y. esitar W. M. turata, tJu.ir»«»» Managar Drilrarad la lb* City by cantar *2.00 par year la , ’ advaam or tOo ptr month. Payment* la ad« saca must tw toads at ogJca. Sanford expecta to put a Winning ball team Into the field thla season. Do we bear anything from OrlandoT When Is the government or investigate the Southern Express Cot We can't stand the strain much longer. Ocala had the original Good Roads ad­ vocate In her midst the other day during the Cood Roads meet In the person of Hou. Braxton Beacham. candidate for Congress. The coming carnival. seems to have resolved Itaelf Into • white elephant and the mayor and city council have no luty to feed the beast. Lika the irishman their only thought now is to get rid of him as soon os possible. , While Tbfi Herald has been disposed to favor the candidacy of Governor Hannon for the Democratic nomination for the presldencg we also think that In Oscar Un Jerwood the south has an exceptionally strong man and the *race will narrow drwn to Harmon and Underwood rather than Hannon and Wilson. IT IS TO LAUGH In tha vernacular of the day, $3-10.000 for harbor Improvement work la the Si. Johns river "listens” well to the people of this State. Thanks to the energetic work of Con­ gressmen Frank Clark and Stephen M. Spsrkmun, the congressional committee cn nvers and harbors has recommend this amount of money for the Improvement of Fljrldo's great waterway. * This news Is especially gratifying to Jacksonville, as *300,000 Is fur use In Im­ proving the channel between Jacksonville and Mayport, while the remaining amount la for work south of this d ty— Jackson­ ville Metropolis. Good Joke Isn't IlT "Listens well to the people of ihe state" that Jacksonville gets *300.000 out of *340,000 total ap­ propriation. It will also listen well along about election time when (be people of the Interior will do a little voting for ap­ propriations fur the S l Johns and Ocklawuha rivers. Good Joke, everybody laughl as good as Sanford." Tbo seekers after land were kept away from Sanford be* cause the lands were too high. If the train load* by an accident happened to come through Sanford the doors were locked Until the city was left behind. All the blatant land sharks took Sanford as tbelr text and with their little hammers sounded the anvil chorus until the sound was heard round the world. Twelve months was sufficient to test out the imitations and then what a bowl went out a boat the Un J fakir In Florida. There was'no good land in Florida« and no money had ever been made from fruits and vegetable« and every one who even talked about Florida Iruid waa looked upon wtib suspicion. The result is obvious. Only the men who carefully atudisd conditions and came to Florida to inveat real money bought Sanford lands and paid the price for them. Our section Is still the greatest vegetable section In the south. Sanford still ships car loads of vegetables at a lesser freight rate. Still raises tender truck Immune from frosts, Still sends celery and lettuce to the market at a bet* ter price and every day the visitor to the state who stops over a few days to look becomes a purchaser of land. We have almost ceased to advertise celesy lands. Our loving friends are doing this for us and all the energies of the Commercial Club are being directed to­ ward making the d ty of Sanford a great tourist resort. The country can take care of Itaelf. The celery grower Is getting from $2.50 to $3.00 per crate for his stuff here In Sanford. He needs no advertis­ ing. His crops are In the field where ev­ ery one can see them and the results are apparent Not upon paper, not upon fu­ ture premise«, but the real article open for Inspection. ' * The pendulum Is swinging again. Through no efforts of our own the people are turning Sanford way and the real goods are selling themselves. There la only one Sahford, one Celery City, one gnat vegetable section in (be world. Pay Your Poll Taxes Now The last legislature pastel a law mokln{ the general rUcti >n la-r ni pHcable to the holding of primary elections. In con­ sequent of this law Saturd ty, March 9th will be the laatd iy oh which poll taxes cun be paid to qualify voters to vt te In the primary on April 30( t. Ti e g< neral election law provides that poll taxes must be paid on or before the second Saturday of the proceeding month In which a gen­ eral or special election is held. If you want to vote in the coming Democratic primary be sure that you qualify lor same by payinj your poll tax before the 9th of March. t-f Kf 8 H IN Q H I Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If your , cannot furnish our stock write.us for prices. dealer Ta «he Democratic Voters of Orina* Covai I brrthr «noooace myself a candidat* I Sea of Covaty Treasurer, la ashing m u la tb* ramini primary «tar« tan fac ilita portant placa, which to to t* lirai» to son «ha Démocratie «murs of this county, a can tea your way dear to hoo-w me with tl I premia« you that I will at all tlmra and drauMtaaeao strictly gaard your Inter»» as lie* In my power. Yours very tn Tor Sheriff fame* A. Kirkwood announce* hi* candidi for i*-el«ctton to tha .oflk» of Sheriff of Oral county subject lo «ha dedita» of lb * 1 Democn primary to beheld on April 30. 1912 I am a candidata tor ths oOw of Sheriff of Orant* county subject to Um dedita» of the Demo­ cratic primary to be beld A p d ia o , 1912. Haying •erred la tbs capacity of deputy sheriffufthc county for a number of y««rs and balftfi Umiliar with tM duties of the «am« 1 feel that lean leave tb« qraatta» of my ability entirely to the roterà of Orange county. Ciu* M. lU.ro. 1 wish - to announce ta ÜM «roter» of Orante County, that I will be a candidata tor the office of Sheriff for (be said munir, aulirci to Iba primary to b* brld April bOth. 1912 And pledge mywlf 10 carry mit tbo law without trer or favor io any one. and ipedal prtvUegea ta oooe. I nepoctfully ask your support. Respectfully. Ftura» Kjun. For Tax Assessor I announce my candidacy for re-election to the otficaofTax Aaacatar of Orange county lubject (o the dedita» of the Democratic primary to be held co April 30th. 1012 • Arme» Butt Tor County Solicitor To the Democratic Voters of Oranga County1 hereby announce ray candidacy for re -appoint­ ment to Ihe office of county aofldtor of Orange county, subject to the oomlng Democratic pri­ marie«. Should Lb« so fortunata a» to mrure fre­ on» mend »lion for ra-appolntmenl lor ano her term ofoffice.it will be rar earnest endeavor at all timer to perform the duttoa Incumbent uir-n me. faithfully and fearlceaiy to the bed of my ability. Gao. A. DtConra. Countv Solicitor Stëinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. M athushek “Crown” S tory & Clark Kohler & tiampbi - H a in es Bros. and Fischer Autopiano Send for Catalogues, Prices a n d Y crm s J A C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A m To th« Democratic Votera of Orange County: I hereby announce that I am a candidata for the office of County Sol id lor, «object to the action of the Democratic Primary, and rrepectfully ark for your tupport. W. E. Stoat. m MANY G R O C E R I E S ARE CARRIED here regularly *linli ><>u cannol find elsewhere It y n «Mini some­ thing exceplionulh »In i <• and not in common list* m m '-m find-it here. Yon will i•i»■t »>n inquiry, too, thnt these esi*■<i.illy lugh-clas* groceries do not m>,»n lugh-das* prices. For from u PAY CASH a n d S A V E MONEY. Tor Tax Collector I hereby announce ovaelf aa a candidate fat re-election to the office of Ta<t Collector of Oranga County, subject o the Democratic Primary II elected I pledge to you ray lalthlul service si I havt endeavored to give la th« past. W. E. M*sn*. Tor County Judge rlading la fine t m I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the poaltloo of County Judge of Orange County, aubjert to the decretai of the Democratic primary to be beid on AprU 30. 1912 CapL Pagenhart la carrying parties to his house boat, tbs Seminole, every day and they are reporting great sport hunt­ W illiam M asti < One D<x>r Fmf <•* 1' * * * ing and fishing. W. 11. Huff of New Jer­ I hereby announce myself a candidata for re­ first Street sntirord. rurtai appointment to the office of Judge of tha Criminal sey and F. Frigar I of Indians caught 123 Court of Record subject to tha action of lbs Démo­ c o l d sroRAoe pounds of fine trout one doy this week in cratie Pitmary. For several «cart The Herald has ad­ four hours. There were fifty-seven trout vocated a large dold storage plant for In all and they were caught by trolling Tar State Attorney /~V \ Wc Draw your Attention * Sanford. The grower appears to have the and casting. Tb tbs Dvraoraatk Voters of the Seventh judicial Circuit of ftaida: proposition this year on account o f a ^ A To the fact that ihe i»nc* of farm -j I brrrby aonoonc« thst I om 0 candidate for re­ short crop but the chances are that s j Accidentally Shot appointment u Stele Attorney lor tbe Seventh. } (— '• ' lands Is on the rise <'>>ri**-queotty Judicial Circuit of Honda, aubject to tbe ecttat of -; cold storage plant would assist the those who buy wm* *»hi «*«p im Arthur Dlckina was wounded In the tbe Democratic primerlee In April. 1912. growers even si the end of thla a most leg last Wednesday by the accidental You beve honored me with this office and I ha vv ^ >,,l‘ 11141' endeavored to deaerva your confidence In me by prosperous season. The idea of a cold discharge of a rifle In the hands of a boy dotnS my duty to the beat of my ability If reappointed. I pled*# you to do all to my storage plant here Is a good one and will companion. The latrst account today Is farm lands wr ad vim **i^n m,rt* power to uphold law and order In our circuit, with bear ihe closest Investigation. If the big that he Is resting easy and will recover prejudice >o none end with felroeaa to all. tnaakioi you for palt klndileaa. 1 reapectlully dealers In New York can afford to store without any bad effects from the wound. aak you Support «lain. Jurat C. Jana. out-celery and rake in a large profit It £«M , Come and have a talk wuh us ll State Attorney. would seem good for our home people to |\ jfe L w ) \ u /V ]l J will be decidedly «<►v >»i »ulrrrst. FREE play the same game and when the price FREE Tor Superintendent of Public Instruc HOWARD-FACKAKI) I AND CO, tlon Uncle Sam delivers the mall at yaur drops on account of a glutted market, To tho Voters of Oraos* Countr. put the vegetables in cold storage and door—r ree. I hereby announce O —l .i .t eam a candidate for th« bid« your lime. Nice crisp- vegetable undent of Public InitrucW. W. Abernathy will furnish the lubicct to tha art koa of the taken from the fields here and placed on letter box4o receive tame by calling tie primary. illariy fined foe thla olficu by storage the same day would certainly at h l» stare—Tree. tat. and by experience In keep better than after taking a three II aodlara* achoria. sad In by natural tamperament and days journey even In a refrigerator car by familiarity with th« <tow a a d a of Ik« office acquired and the grower could demand a good wmhsacr. If elected to (be “ Only exclusive Baker In tbe dty. All mixing done price In Sanford at every stage of the lotereata of tbe couoiy will 1» with latest improved Sanitary machinery. ■ill endeavor In a very way to game, There are some objections to the Get the White Wing strain winners at 8 P E N C B R '6 B R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A S S CROCE«* plan but reverting to conditions two years Orange county fair. Single Comb White __________________ Special O r d e r» Filled P ro m p tly________________ ago how much could the growers have Leghorns, Single .Comb Rhode Island Ter Clark Circuit Court saved by a cold storage plamT Wc Make Everything Known to the 1 radc Reds. Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for I annottare my randidacy far Ih« poriIta» of Enough at least to. almost build one of thè Cimili Ita*t ot Urani* county tubject hatching and stock -for sale. . Orders Clctk to tha l'.rriiloo of tba Paratifratte primary ta he PHO NE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. .With their own money and operate it. booked for baby chicks and ducklings. Peoples Cash Grocery S Eggs for Hatching THE 3WINCIXO PtNDULUM W H ITE WING POULTRY FARM A few years ago tbe Sanford section W. J. WILSON, Proprietor held the boards as the first and only one - . f where winter vegetable« could be raised Sanford Florida •t • iift» fit. Naturally the prices attract­ ed notice and the result wes an luflux Into Florida of thousands of paopta who expected to spend ■ few weeks clearing up land planting a crop, raking In the shekels and gulag to Europe to spend tbe surplus. The cheep lends attracted them; the lu­ To Tbe Voters of Orange Aim! Osceola rid literature attracted them and moat of the pictures were faked from Sanfonfs celery and lettuce fields and shown In ti>e booklets as "lust a* food as Sanford." Our people beard tbe cry from aiar and noted the rush at'It awapt by with restleu fect seeking tbe Eldorado that prom­ ised lands for 25 cent* per ocra, upon PRACTICAL Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch o f flic G R E A I system of Business Colleges in the World— 22 years' success, Ü graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors. Contract* i to’secure graduates PO SIT IO N S or R E F U N D MON I-Y l"d by more Florida and Georgia Binkers and other b u s i n e s s m e n ALL OTHER Florida and Georgia business colleges combined, also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FREE. , P O L IT IC A L .. ANNOUNCEMENTS wjtich celery and)letiuc« and every other crop known to man oouLr bo raised "Just Far Copnty, Commi: I winU t candidai« far ry-tfact Subscribe for The Herald and �Wgm \ Y, BRmNUr»’r OEhRf. Ai >Tt ' ' . •■ ^ • • m V" rn e san fo rd h erald Hon. James D. Sadler of Oakland was among tho prominent visitors to the city todsyj Mr. and Mrs. William Croxmll of Los Angeles, California are guests of Comfort Cottage. W. J- Conoly. a prominent turpentine operator of Conway waa In tho dty on Wednesday. f gfrs. E. G. Tyner of Tampa is the guert of her daughter. Mrs. R. J. Holly of San­ ford Heights. Dr. Livingston's mededne show con­ tinues to draw the crowds and the doctor does the rest. y, l . Milsbaugh and wife of Walden. Now York old Sanford residents are at Comfort Cottage. Mrs. W. W. Thurston hss returned home after a month's visit with her sister at Corsica. South Dakota. Col P. A. Vans Agncw was la the dty yetterdsy for several hours and reported Kissimmee as flourishing. Wa are equipped to handle your repair work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. frl— 48tf. Have you tried the Sirrine HnuseT 4th end Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket. 54if AU kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage Co. frt-48-tf One and two horse wagons wlih celery flared side bodies at Underwood’s, fri-7-tf Don't buy shoes until you have seen Woodruffs. Special removal prices. 28-tf Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ derwood's. First class work. frl-3-tf Do you need shoes! Get them nt re­ duced prices at Woodruffs. 48-tf Gas engine repairs A Gnrago Co. Sanford Machine fri-48-tf F. L,. Woodruff is going to move. Spec­ ial prices on shoes. 48-tf Business Change— Being unable to con­ tinue the business of photography carried on by rite late J. C. Entmingrr in San­ ford since 1585 we have disposed of it to Mr. W. IL Leigh who will take charge ea soon as the new studio can be finished upstairs In the present location. We wish to thank all in Sanford and vicinity who have been patrons of the gallery in years post for their custom and to com­ mend Mr. Heigh to them both as an ex­ perienced utul able photographer and as Peter Schuur, the well known vegetable a pleasant genriemnn. Mrs. J. C. Fred buyer is in the dty again and expects to P.. Mnry B and Carrie L Ensminger. remain during the season, 45-Fri-6tp y Hpn. Arthur Doncgan. candidate for For Solo— 75 Rhode island Red Hens. itste senator waa shaking hands with his One yenr old $1 each. F.ggs for hatching per 100. D. W. Clouser. Lnngwood. msny Sanford friendj on Thursday. Dr. Forster was in the d ty yesterday an! reports his sanltorium at Hawk's Park as being in a flourishing condition. Fla. 49-4t-p School Bourd Protests The following protest from the school Cbas. P. Dow of Orlando and Chaa. A. Doard was sent to the city council: February 28. 1912. Stewart of Boston were among the prom­ T J M lll-f 1‘ rrai.lenl ol the City Council. inent visitors to the dty on Wednesday, Hon Sanfuril lit Dcur Sir— We feel consirotned to coll, (rJudge Win. Martin circulated among the voters on Wednesday with a self sat­ your attention to u mutter which inter­ W e refer to tiie isfied smile that means he has no opposi­ ests us nil most deeply suspension of the ordinance passed by tion. the lost council with regnrd to license Extensive Improvements arc being im p os'd nn carnival nttractions. thereby made in the apartments over The Herald allow ing one of these organizations to Icoffice (hot will make them very com­ fortable. , catc in our city for a week. Wn wish to record our protest ugninst A Wild West Show and many other this action of tile prrsent council, tirsi on •inactions are arriving in the city getting the ground that litis specie* of attraction ready for the Mou A Mnrr Shows here has a dem oralizing influence upon our next week. young people, especially the school chil­ Messrs. Hammond and Dorsey from dren. Experience o f past years proves Jamison City. Pa., were among the visit­ thnt during the stay of use of these Inors to the city this week, looking over the stiluttont, attendance at school is more Celery Delta. irregular and ttie scholars, ninny of them, The Sanford Music Oub will meet at are more or less disturbed in their duties. the studio of Mrs. Munson Saturday af­ In addition, we consider lids Class of ternoon March 2. at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Geo. amusement detrim entnl to (lie best Inter­ L Hoy. leader. ests o f the merchants of the city, taking S. J Rosomond and wife and Miss m oney (hut would otherwise be spent here. Dyed of Ft. Smith Ark„ are guest of Com­ And lust, but by no menus least, there fort Cottage. They think Sanford (he arc nearly alw ays features thnt pnnder to the immoral and all that is contrary to best piece in all Florida. G. W. Tsssell of Waukesha. Wisconsin the uplift and betterm ent of our people, spent several days of this week in the especially t|ie young. W e understand (hot n m ajority o f the dty. Mr. Tnseeil Is a prominent business man of Waukesha and is greatly In- council nre not in accord with the action taken, and t tin I the measure passed while trreited in Sanford. one or more members were absent We T. G Lanier, manager of Tavares opera therefore ntk thnt you. if you can con­ bouse was in the city several days of this sistently do so. call a special m eeting of wees He expects to put on Coburn's the council to reconsider the action refer­ Minstrels at sn early date, to be followed red to. Yours very respectfully. ' by the Lyman Twins. C. R. Walxe*. L R Pitiurs, The Dig Fire Act by Nelson Butler will B. F. WHit NCR. J*.. he pm on at the medecine show tomorrow Local School Board night. Dr. Livingstone is certainly at­ tracting the crowds and is putting on a W rlaka Club Notes good free show every night Thursduy. Feb 29th. was U tera iu re Mi. G H. Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. 0. E Day A most excellent program was pre­ Walin of Topeka, Kansas, will return to pared by Mrs. S. O. Shlnbolscr, chairman. The following program wns rendered: Kansas Monday, March 5th. Mrs. Pugh Subject—Writers of the South Land. •ad son, Paul will remain in Sanford un­ Southern Writers— Mrs. Henry Wight. til Mr. Pugh's return in AprlL Mrs. Wight read several poems from our Mr. end Mrs. W. J. Blame of New York American poets. Also n short sketch of •** visiting home folks for a few weeks. the life of Sidney Lanier, one of our noted Mr Blaine is • well known Journalist and poets and read one of his poems written tasgsxlne contributor and was engaged in while in Florida, “ Tampa Robins." th« newspaper work in tho early days. Reading. “ The Settler's Story." Will ___ Hon. Braxton Beacham. candidate' for Oarieton—Mrs. L.- R. Philip«. ""Confirm has a visitor to the’ city today Paper—Florida's Contribution to South­ greeting his many friends. Mr4Beacham ern Literature—Miss Nona Wylly. ■as always occupied a large place In the Reading: “Seeln" Things at Night." Eu­ k**rt* of Sanford people sod he can be gene Field—Mrs. L. R. Philips. ■stosul of a good vote here. The executive board will meet Tuesduy Y Mettinger, the father of Jno. K. afternoon next at 2:80. All members of Mettinger of this city Is on a visit to his the WnlakaCIub ore requested to be pres­ * >n- Mr. Mettlnger’s home is In Phils- ent Tuesday afternoon. Mar. 5th at 3:00, *«lphla sod be was a visitor to Sanford m the election of officers will take place. •bout fifteen years ago. He is grestly P re s s R ero rT u t. •■ifprised at the msny changes that have Farmers fake Notice llk*n Place since his last visit. The Lewis Vegetsble Exchange desires to make arrangements with growers of Wide, the Timor, Orlando. . • if celery, lettuce, new Irish potatoes (espec­ fc. N. d#V. Howard bat returned from ially wanted), peppers, beets, carrotts, »ho beach and can be found at bia real- cauliflower, cabbage and other vegetables, denc* In tho mornings and his office In to supply e certain number of crates of ■a evenings. 40>tf above Vegetables Weekly, nothing but New goods arriving at W. W. Longs the best of peck will bo accepted and the Groocrr — give him a call fri-13-tf highest price will be paid for tame. Call The Goto O ty House hat brought down and see us and talk the matter over. the high coot of living. Only »4.00 per Lewis Vegetable Exchange, Dr? Chat. E. Jr*ek ior lb* finest tahla board In tho city. Lewis Manager. Opposite Bradys Livery Pwher. , ‘ 28 Stable. ' • ' • Sl-ltc Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine Notice to Public Louis D and Clarence W. Temple are * Baraga Co. for vukanlxlog. fri-48-ti absent f:Jtn my home without my con­ Wanted—Celery, cabbage, beets, car- sent and 1 will not be responsible for any wts small lota. P. J. Scbuur. Photos debts contracted by them. 51-I0tp v 51-2p L 11. Tffiiru. WANTS All Local Advertisements Under Tbit Heading, Three Cents a Line Each Issue UR spring H ats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we. have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that m ay be worn Telescope or Dented. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? O Wanted—To cash rent, for next season, about 5 acres of tiled land. Give loca­ tion, price etc. Box 1076. 50-»tp Good Chance for General Mechanic—I with to sell my business “ The Fix It Shop” plenty of work all the time, small amount of money needed, good reasons for sellItg. C. A. Smith. I l l Sixth S t 50-tf Wanted—Girl or woman to assist with housework. 410 Myrtle. 4S-4tp Wont a loan of »425 on ten acres of unimproved land located on Beardall ave­ nue. Improved property surrounds the land. Address Box 867. 49-4t For Sale—A pretty Florida home on Silver Lake. C. F. Willinmc, Box 923 Sanford Fla., or phone 201, 33-tf One of the most suitable tracts of land in F'lorida, near the beautiful Indian River, now open for sale. If you want good .land, pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let this offer slip by. Write to J. F. SundelL Lake Mary. Fla. 37-tf You Want—Day old chicks from Pot­ « ter's winter layers. R. I. Reds or S. C White Leghorns. Place your order now, EL R. Potter. Sanford. 46-tfc For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms. Apply 407 Magnolia for particulars. 39-lf Hurry your grape vine planting, as best time is passing. Have u few on hand for immediate delivery. Plant A moor Privet for hedge and secure bcatiful and ever­ lasting inclosure. Cut flowers and plants, nursery slock. L H. Temple, phone 156. 32-tf I bought five tracts of flno land three years ago. I lra[iroved und cultivated them. Well located. I want one for a home anil trucking Set* me for bargains on others. Levi Binford. Just south of Crystal Ice Factory27-tf Dont forget to try the dried chipped beef— chipocd while you wait at W. W. Longs grocery1 5-tf Ten acres of good land for sals at a bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ped last season. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given away Particulars at Herald S A N F O R D FLO R ID A Office For Sale—Full blood English Bull Pup­ pies. P. O. Box 11N3. Sanford. Vick Zer- {"9'+«> + < "> ** + + + + + + * * + + + ‘k+++*«*44>+++''>-+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + «l noncan. * 41- Iflt-p For Sale—Good saddle mnre and driver, new Rock Hill surrey and new saddle. Whole outfit will lie sold for »200. half cash. R. J. Holly. Herald. For Sale— 5 acre farm, twenty bearing You want th e Seasons L atest S ty les— orange trees, 50 |>rni li trees, also very huge bearing pear trees, mi »Urn 5-room T h at’s w h at you tfet ut our Store cottage, front and hack [«aches, faces south Golden Lake. 3 miles south east of Sanford; 5 minutes walk to street ruilwuy, also Oveido railroad. Fine drinking water, good bathing. Ashing and swim­ ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very best ttelery and lettuce land, well located. H mile west Cameron City, less than o ore th e new est— but som e w ant quarter of mile from Sanford traction Plain Pum ps and S tro p Pum ps, carline. Land tins a gentle slope from North to South End. so there will never so we h a v e provided for the dif­ he any danger of soured land. Guaran­ ferent tastes. tee« I to get flowing wells on land. Rea­ sonable prior, and terms to suit Ad­ dress box 1127 City. 2-tfS We h a v e just what you want and W. II Underwood now.has a first class can fit you. ** horse slioer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your horses can be assured of tlie best kind rtE T of work In this line. See Uuderwnod when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf FITTER Cottngr for Kent—9M Park ovenue. Sanford, riorlda PHOME 69 Address Box 843. City. 44-lf For Sale— The old M.trkhnin Farm of 160 acres. No irusoonblc offer refuse«!, and satisfactory terms will be given. Uoe hundred acres are cleared and fenced. Address all communications to J. EL Herrls. Sanford. Fla. General Delivery P. O. 43-c •4 1 14 M IL E S S O U T H O F S A N F O R D Furnished House For Kent—Five rooms and hath, well located. Mrs. Jessie Speer, Mafnificent loealion no rld f* betweeo 703 Ouk Ave. 46-tfc l**o Lkea, 40 ac.ee P i l l i , n o ti compivi* Wanted—Agents for the greatest money ■m oriiv« hotel in im ciior F loridi. Oronfa innker ever offrrrd nn ngenl. Address |rovi orni all eniuoemenlj ( m lo (u n ti. Pasco Novrlty Co. Pasco. Fla. 48-71p 500 Irci of p u iu . cuaine and aenrke filat­ For Sule— Wh«)!e*ile fresh water fish AT BEAUIlfUL elo!«. finca« «calci oupply A n ideal «rio busmens including branches, boats and Ride out and ae* ua. nets, doing good business. Reason for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS selling. Box 965. Sanfonl. 2-t-p FLORIDA Six Room Cottage for rent, 308 E'rench G. W. E. BATES &. SON, Prop». Ave. near corner Third St. Inquire next door. Jno. D. Jlnklns Phone 287. 50-4tp F'or Sole—4H acres.south nf Tower 1H miles west of Sanford on First street. Al­ so 2 horses, wagon and harness will sell at a bargain. Cali at 813 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Fla. 50-3tc Mrs. Allen will move into her new store next to Williams A Mll'oar'a tills week. Opening Tuesday March 5th. 50-2tc For Rent—3 large rooms in the Rand building on 1st, street rear of Sanford Telephone Exchange. Bath and toilet, suitable for housekeeping or business. Apply at E'ernuld Hardware Co.. Oak Ave. Of riorlda are made with IDEAL FERTILIZERS. The formulae have or W. A. Parr. Sanford Telephone Ex­ been created through actual field w ork and exactly m eet th en ecd eaf change. 50-2tc the ¿rower. Why not ¿et the BEST, especially at It It the CHEAPE»T7 Sweet pepper plants for sale In any quantity. Phone Nolin Grave« or see him at 618 Palmetto Ave. 50-tf ¡letable Manure Ideal Celery Fertilizer For Sale—Prize Winning Indian Duck in Vegetable Manure Ideal Lettuce Fertilizer figgs »2.00 F. S. Gibson, R. F. D. No. 3. 5l-3tp ,’s Special Mixture No. I Ideal Tom ato Fertilizer For Sale—Slightly used 8 horse gasoline rult and Vine Manure Ideal Bean Special engine. Box 67 Daytona Beach. Flori­ da. 51-fitp Reece’s Special Fertilizer fo r Watermelons For Rent—Part of furnished house, modern improvement«. X. Y. Z-, in core of Herald. 51-4tp Eggs for aetllng—White Legbnm, While MR. R. C. MAXWELL. Managtr. Orpington, Bourbon Red Turkey*. Tur­ key« 25c each. Chicken« »2.00 per 13. Arcady Farm. Box 1433, Sanford, Fla. •l-4tp Wanted—A few tbouaand dollars to t into celery and other garden stuff. nford district. Will pay 7 per cent, for J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . five year« and portion of profits: secured by five times the amount in cultivated land, dear title, all paid. P. 0. Box 1229. - ' 51-Ztc Wanted— Refrigerator far meat market purpoaea. Flynt and Rahbinder, Geneva im » «FRANK * v jtfl , • Clothier and Men’s Furnisher IF ^ *♦ For the New Spring Season j| C o l o n i a l s E. G. D U C K W O R T H ...The... Altam onte C Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co i.1 �' » ; # Walking Brtrfl* Club ^ U a B a m » was tho charming hostess o f fbo Walking Bridge Cjub Wednesday morning. Two Idbfea Of bridge were played, at the conclusion of which light refraahmdnt* were »mred. Mr». Barren'» gueita were Mr«. 0. 0. HcLaughUn, Mr», a W. Brady. Mr*. Cruse Barbee. Mn . R L. Hughe» Mr*. H. M, Papworth, Mr*. Ce­ d i Oabbet t Mlaa WyUy. ' Pleasant Evening S Mlaa PThrtnca Frank, entertained a few friend» very delightfully Wedneaday evening, tw o table» of five hundred were played. After the pleasant games, wera over a delicious salad, sandwiches, olives and coffee were served. Those en­ joying the evening were Mrs. Ed Goldwater, Mr; 4dd Mrs. A M. Gerber. Misses Mell WhitneJ and Mabel Bowler; Messrs. Henry Piirdou, J. A. Einstein and A. B. Wallace. P lc n m n t P a rty Mr. and Mrs. W. L Mllteer entertained at a very pleasant party in their chnmting borne Tuesday evening. Feb. 20th, eompUmentary to their house guests, Mrs. Mllteers brother and his wife. Mr. and M r» J. M. EarL The evening was very pleasantly spent by the guests In playing dominoes and In Interesting conversation. When the games of dominoes were con­ cluded a delicious fruit salad; aaltlnea, * olives add coffee ware served. Mr. and Mrs. Mllteer’s guests “Vere Mr. a d d M n .J .i(. Eart/Mr. and Mra. C H. bummers, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Key, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Snd Mrs. L. R. Philips. Mra. • Tracey, Mr. end Mrs. W. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Langley. Mr. and Mrs. G J. Rtimph. Mrs. H. H. Hill. Mrs. J. C. Mc­ Daniel, Hr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson. Miss Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. For, Jr. i The Wednesday Club The Wedneaday Club held their regular meeting at the residence of Mrs. J. N. Whltner Wednesday afternoon. After the reading of the mlnutea by the aecretary. Mra. S. 0. Chase, the pro­ gram for the afternoon was taken up. *The Saga of Olaf Tryggvason" was given by Mrs. M. H. Bowler. The nnmo and deeds of Olaf Tryggvason figures In the annals of England. 'He Is recorded as a mighty Nor*« Viking, who with four hun­ dred ships harried the cast coast of Eng­ land and won great battles fought with the English. Ha became the friend of tho English king and was convcrte J to Christianity while in England. Returning to Norway he was made king and imme­ diately began the conversion of his coun­ trymen from idolatry to Christianity. “ The Sagas of Olaf the Quiet and Mag­ nus Barefoot." two powerful Norse king* were prepared by Mrs. J. C. McDaniel and read by Mrs. J. N. Whltner, as Mra. McDaniel could not be present. Mrs. A. E. Philips was unable to at­ tend and read her Interesting sketch of "EUnar Thnmbarskeflr," one of Norway's moat celebrated bowman. The «ketch was read by Mrs. L. R. Philips and also ( the laudatory poem written in hla praise by Longfellow. "The Saga ofSignnrd the Jerusalem Farer" was given by Mrs. Cruse Barnes, In an Interesting sketch of one of the most popular kings of his day, and also the'Incidents of his notable trip and stay In Jerusalem and return to hit kingdom. — After the conclusion of tbls program It waa suggested by the president, Mrs. Marts that the time was drawing near when a program for next year must be considered. It was moved and seconded that a committee of five be appointed to ascertain the views of all the members on tbe subject of the program. Tire com­ mittee will be appointed later. In re­ sponse to tbe wish of the Federation that each club state tbelr preference for a State Federation flower It waa moved and seconded that the Wednesday Club, through their secretary, signify their prefeoee for tbe orange blossom. After hearing a committee report end making several announcements the club adjourned. ,~i * ■* *•»••» h it . . m e A over forty young girls and boy» assem­ bled et Mr» Wagner's residence. Several of the young frienda of Ada, the younger daughter, had also been Invited. Tbe pretty little silk bags Df every shape and color, brought by each young guest soon filled the plate that waa conveniently placed on a table near the parlor door to receive them. Under the direction and assistance of M r» Summers the young girls enjoyed several pleasant games in the yard. Later they were Invited to Join a word making contest In the parlor, the idea being to see who could make the largest number of words from the das« name; Willing Worker» Mlaa Either Wil­ son made 126 words and waa declared tbe winner of the contest The gueais were Invited Into the dining room Which bad been darkened and tbe lights turned on. Tbe table waa lovely wltn Us very attractive decorations. Bright tinsel ropes were suspended from the electrode and fastened to the corners of the long table. A strikingly effective centerpiece bad been devised. A deep plate filled with nasturtiums occupied the center of the table, around the plate a very pretty design bad been made with the bright tinsel rope, and In tbe plate also waa a tall, «lender vase, filled with more of the nasturtium» Delicious ambrosla, dainty cakes and chocolate marsh­ mallows were served. A pretty table was placed In tbe hell and on It was a large bowl decorated with rud and white, the class color» which was filled with re­ freshing lemonade and served during the afternoon. The pennies were counted, so that all the young people could know the result of the unique Ingathering of pennies, and to the surprise anJ delight of everyone It was found that tbe cute little silk bags had contained 37.26, and as It was $2.26 more than the Willing Workers needed It was proposed to turn the excess over to the Epworth League. I GREAT DISCOVERY. Oertatn Ingredients That Really Pro• mete Hair Growth When Prop• «rJy Combined. Resorcin la one of the most effective germ destroyers ever discovered by science, and In connection with Beta Napthol, which la both ge.-tnlcldnl and antiseptic, a combination Is formed which destroys tbe germs which rob the hair o f-its natural nourishment, and also creates a clean, healthy condi­ tion of tho scalp, which prevents-the development o f new germ »' Pllocarpln, although not n coloring matter or dye. Is a well-known Ingre­ dient for rosforfbg tho hair to its nat­ ural color, when tbe loss o f hair has been canned by a disenso o f tho scalp. These tngTcdlents In proper combina­ tion, with alcohol added as a stimulant and for Jts well-defined nourishing properties, perfect‘perhaps the most e f­ fective remedy that 1« known for scalp and hair troubles. Wa have a remedy which Is chiefly composed o f these Ingredients, In com­ bination with other extremely Inval­ uable médicinal agents. Wo guarantee It to positively euro dandruff and to grow hair, even though tbo scalp In spots Is bare o f hair. I f there Is any vitality left In the roots. It will positive­ ly cure baldness, or we, will refund your money. I f the scnlp has a glazed shiny appearance. It’s an indication that baldness Is permanent, but In oth­ er Instances wo believe baldness la cur­ able Wa want every one troubled with scalp disenso or loss o f hair to try Rexall “ ftt" H alt Tonic. I f It does not euro dandruff and grow hair to the sat­ isfaction o f the user, we will without question or quibble return every cent paid ns for It We print this gnaranteo on-every bottle. It has effected n posi­ tive cure In 03% of cases where put to a practical test IhBxnll "03'' Hair Tonic Is entirely unlike, and wo think. In every partlcu lar, better fhnn anything else wo know of for the purpose for which It Is prescribed. Wo urgo you to try Benefits of tha Fir*. Tbe fire alarm sounded and a va­ this propagation at our entire risk. grant who had been huddled In a dark Certainly we know of no better Remem hallway crept out and Joined tho guarantee to give you. ber, you cau obtain Heiall Remedie?» crowd hurrying to tha fhldnlght fire. Presently others of bla fraternity ap­ only at our atore—Tho Rexall Store. L. R. PH1LPS & CO peared. "W hy do all you Johnnies always break your necks to get to a fire?" DR. LIVINGST0 i ■aid a man who was something of a fire fiend himself. The Famous Root and Mrrb Doctor The vagrant pointed to a woman la certainly entertaining large crowds who waa emerging front a nearby every night with his big Free Show on the apartment houae carrying a pall of vacant lot opposite The Herald office steaming cofTeo. "There's the answer,” he «aid. "A t People are corning from tulles around to every winter flro^that give* tho fire­ get Ills famous Root and Herb Medicine men n hard tussle tho women of tho Those wlto have been troubled with Rheu neighborhood bring out coffee and mutism or Kidney troubles for year* have sandwiches to braco them np. Home- gone back to their work well and happy times tho firemen don't have tlmo to One package of Dr. Livingston's Root and snatch a blto, sometimes they do. Herb Tea will convince you of its won­ Anyhow, there la sure to be some­ derful propertie» Price 50 cents per thing left over, and the women—well, package. Try a 50-cent package and be lt'a a hard-hearted woman that won't convinced. For sale at sail four drug give a poor devil a cup of coffee a store» night like thla.” Tho man kept an eye on hla candid Philadelphia People llrrc derelict. He got two cups of coffee Pcnnylvanin lias on unusual number of and two sandwiches. visitors in Florida this winter. Among the acquaintances of Prof, and Mr» Geo. California Wlna d r a p e * . L Maris who have called at their Onoro Tho total number of tons of wine home'during the past week nro Mis. L W grape* handled by the wineries In this vicinity during the last season Btackfan, M r» S. A McCown, Miss Cun­ reaches the surprising total of 70,000 ningham and Miss Phillips, Mr. am) Mrs to n » writes a Lodi correspondent. If Joseph Elk Inton and two daughters and this 70,000 tons of grapes had been Mr. Richard Prln. These ore all from the converted lpto sweet wine the total vicinity of Philadelphia. number of gallons would approximate6,600,000. It would be safe to say that at least 10 per cent of thla ton­ nage was converted Into dry wines, which would bring tbs number of gal Ions up to a higher figure. As between table and wine grapes tha wins grape Industry at tha pres­ ent tlma looks to be In tha better shape. At 910 a ton for the common variety of grapes/« rancher can show some profit As table grapes have been selling for the last year or so llttls or no profit Ut them. Muelo Fever. Walter Damrosch, tbe eminent mu­ sician, told, at a dinner In New York, a story about Psttl. "Whan the Patti fever was at Its height,” be said, "a worthy Philadel­ phia couple decided to buy tickets at I t etch. 8o they draw |16 out o f "But 916 seemed % good d ea l' of money to spend on a single evening’s ______ f letters o sf* muais. In brief, after a aarioua talk, tha worthy couple decided to devote im 'f t a i.s r s j iS t .'is ... fin g .lt » « W a jo t r V a n d have a ales » * ^ the 916 to charity, ?8o they sent the money to a poor S ty a n r m o re , from « 't o t . r J t T a B U » . man whom they knew—and the poor The above suggestive invitation waa man bought two ticksta with it, and aent to the twefity young girls who are took hla wife to bear Patti.” the "Willing Worker»" and also members of Mr*. C. H. Summers' Sunday school Ili-Flttlng Shoes to Blame. class, who were given permission to- Jo* Tha causa of many broken instep« rite a friend. Ml»« Maud Alice Wagner cornea from Imperfectly fitted shoe» la a member of thla daw and band of When fitting, U there la too much •■Wilting Worker»" Mrs. Wagner had •pace left In the to* of tha shoe there promised that this class would give $5 of la no doubt about tt that as soon as the amount necessity to pay Tor the new the shoe Is worn for a abort time the ropf rtrtm ly pot on the Methodist par­ heel will begin to chafe and.oause the much annoyance oyanoe that could bo sonage. Tht above poetic Invitation sug­ wearer wall dispensed with, If tha clérlt-ip gested the way abe bad devised to help given enough Urna to fit tha foot right. m secure the promised amount. them.s Tbs ball of the foot ahbold be u Aberri four o'clock Thursday afternboo |carra pf t ü aoja. Willing Werbers M i D ETR O IT ? Tho Stove Th a t Usos Either Gasoli Burrts ‘more Air and Less Gasoline than all others. Perfect Coin bustio » u Pure Fire. A bsolutely Safe. No Smoke, * No Odor. S i m p l e and Durable. . . Absolutely The Oil Stoves h ave th e Best W ickless B urners in the world, also th e L atest Improved Open G rates,T ull size top and Substantial Frnme. A Powerful Cooker. No Trouble. Always Ready.................................... Ask the Man To Show You WILLIAMS & MILTEER Rand.Building .--i-■>-I-vv Just a cro ss -!-í i--!--/-!- VV v v V-;-V <■ t lie si reel V ■' $1,000 Reward V A L E N T IN E 'S LSPAR T M Varata* Iter W «1 T m f T u rn s White Any varnish that does turn' white in water, perishes The durability is destroyed—the varnish then hus no \ alue. When you use-varnish, use^ VALSPAR G u a r a n te e d b y V a le n tin e tt C om p an y A lto O u * r* n tttd V “• Hill Hardware Company Ship jo u r produce t>> »• '' Judy 6 **• THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE products to the very fullest extent I » of Tampa, Flo. Write llirm !•*• »tendí Ih-t course, the nlm of every industrialist, and the Wood, Waste Distilleries Co., Wheel­ ing. West Virginia, U. S. A., certuiniy tnakci this possible in the case of the waste material of wood working estab­ lishment» Bjrmenns of their distilling npparnttr«,-ranging from a cnpacily._oi . 5 to 500 gnl*., the industrial alcohol und turpentine contained in sawdust are effectively extracted, while the resultant fiber is ready lor paper-manufacturers. Tbls still will actually pay for Itself over and over again every month, and Colonin| and foreign fruit canning companies, chemical woik» taw mill» varnish mak­ ers, o il, refineries, sugar refineries, etc., cannot fall to find it a profitable acqui­ sition.—R. G. Dun'« International Review If you are Interested in utilizing wnsfe If it is w orth for profit» send 6c foe a copy of the Illus­ trated Wood Waste Distilleries N ew » d o in g a t a ll. Wheeling. W. Vo. Printing Claude L'Engle Editar ol DIXIE and TflE BUN it’s w o rth do­ Looking for a Good House Candidate for Congressman-at*Large Primaries 1912 He haa fought for the People'» righta for ala yaara. H * will oontlnue thla earn* fight in the ■krai forceful way In Gongreea to Ship Your Fruit and Vege tables to?. • Hero ia One on the Best Market W rit* fo r Stenolla and Markat Raports Today tarit n F. G . H Now York V at all times our motto. ■ Í is L et us figure Congreieman, T O O _ □ First class work Vote for L'Engle and your cholea for District ing well. 3= �w * H TRE SANTORO HERALD There are Tuo Kinds o f Chill Tonic PUNKS AND OTHERS Tlw old rcliabc Plonks Chill Tonic Uusrantrcd to drive out Malann to cure 000D W O R K « NOW BEINO DONE Chills, Fever. Colds nnd Grip, your money BY PUBLIC 8CHOOL8. back if it does rot. 2r»c und SOc t>cr bottl/ Ask your DrudAlst. fr|.|f q IH» Tak» Qreat Dsllflht In th e Work Notice o f Intent Ion To Apply fo r Let- and th e -R esou rcsfu ln eas end , 1er» Patent Skill Shown Evok»» Ad* miration From Elder». Y I Notice U hiteby liven (tint the under,lined *lU ; apply t o t h « (lovrinur o( the „ m e ol Florida « ( Mondi 1W12. 11*12 ,T a, lla h *»»e e , Florida,, on, the t2ih of March, for let Irr» patent toi» lnucd to Saillnrd Manufmorini Coinpatty, und«, ih« followins pmfm-d ,,rAlthough cookery book» corno tn ttlclr* of IncorporaIkm, • rtpld succession— »o fait, Indeed, that Aincusoe meni»*«»» Wr, Ihr undenU m d. herrhy Snodate ooirrlvrt It would take a good-slied library to ln<ether (or the p u ri»*« o( (orniIn« nnd heennilns a bou*e them ln»te*d of tho modest lit­ cortwrallon under thr law » of lh<- «U te of Florida do hereby adopt, declare nnd «ut-arrlt» ihe t.d tle «heif that formerly sufficed for the and lowins m the nrikle, of nor Inmrpurntlon tm u i lltendure o f the culiln*—tho require­ The name of thl» rurporathm .hull be Sanford ments of 0,8 ch,,d cook hnT8 b*on Manufacturing Company, and It» b u .iiir», »hall be conducted In the »tate of Florida and other »tate» ■omdwhat oTerlooked. of the United Statr» of Am erica, and In forricn One of ÜJ* mo»t popular feature» of m u n irle» whrrevrr n «-r»»a ry or m nrrnlent The tb» public school exhibition» held each principal onice» o t the »aid company »hall I » In the city of Sanford. Florida y»«r U the demonstration held by the «rricu: it. little girl cook» frbm tho cooking The (truer«! nature of ihe huttne*« to be Iran»acted »hall 1» to buy. »ell. leote nnd niortvacc cluse». The Idfcdlng chef» o f the day la n d » and other property: to buy and u-ll tim i*r: are tnrariably to be found. In the front to o w n . leaae and oth erw lw acquire and oerrats ranks on these occasions, and are loud »a w m ilt» and to cut and raamifact-irr timber, lumber c m »» tie*, »h lm lr*. lath», t w in , crate», In their admiration of the llttlo girls* and other wood product», to manufacture, buy. »ell and deal in barrel», n ave*, headutfi. bouplnj» and •kill and resourcefulness. aupplle* of ilm llir Itlpd; to deal In (rucetlea and Not the least peW lng feature of ten eral merchandi»«; to build and conduct anw these displays Is the «vident delight m ill» and other m ill» for the manufacture of lum­ ber and oilier woud product»; to buy, build, rent of the children In their work. York* arulaell dwrllln* houie* and other tftilldint»: to buy. tell, bate, manage, control, rharter. ■hire puddings are whisked with a build, hire nnd tiprmle railway« and other meant of will, pastry Is proudly rolled out on ' tran„of liitt.ni fur Ilia irunti.xtattun of pruprrly thn floured board and tho nicely *»d product* held-owned or .i«iu,ilWl.t thlicwn, 0 «» r u * ™ , __ . . .. pany or ollw-r pereon* <it ont plication* ill tvwtnr-ctioti browned meat taken out or UlO oycn •with Ibr Inulnrviof ihHvomtinny, but not to ijk w it h ft grand flourish that arouses * « w m t » 1" f « ri « » a of dojn< tha bu»in« » of n t u i «» » I . « com m on carrier, to acqultr, hold. own «m l ill, the enry o f orery outer ctma in tno pti*eof lhe ilotlu nrui »ewttfUkt «»f other t'iufjinfn " ' and to rtrn W nil ihr vuTing (amrrt nnd othrr room. . . i , . pfiNilrjtf* therruf mtil further to *>>oil nrti ami Nearly everr llttlo Kiri long® to thin*« which limy t*r fircrasnry nr tmifw-r or which •------L * - — 1* tho d U rctofi mn> tlrrm in lm a t-lr ur n j* M lrn l to cook something all* - by horeolf, •* If I* It b* done in ihr (rnnftat lion of ti* butine*« la only candy, or chestnuts over tho Aimy in %ursery flro; nnd too often those re-! Th<* amount of (hr capilnl atork of takf corpora­ «h all brTwenty ftvr Thnyi«and Dolhr*. tllvblrd sponsible for their care, afraid of tion Into Twt) IfiAiiejrrwt and f ifty Miarra of thr par value of One Hundred Ikjllnr« pen «hnfe All or t>nit of burned fingers .and »polled frocks, I the capital Btfcli of thr »aid mrporation «hall be poitpono tho r u t cookery lessen until pnyaMc In or itauctl for the purchase of land, mil tho girl has dmo fully taken up with chinery or uihrr on*tw*rty, or Inhor *a *rr\ice* ut u ti» Iw fUrd h> tlir inani of iffm tur* loL tho many Interests that bavo been uttt»at valuation rnertlni tu tw* • allnl fur that tturpo*e opened out to the modern school girl, j A lt K U IV Thr h otln r«« of inkl cufpointisrli ih alNietufiand no longer Wants to learn how to dtirtr») ti> a turekfrui a vice prr*»i1rnt, a M-rrrtary cook. a trrn s u rrr ami n f«»ard of four tlirw tnr» I h r (jf How tho llttlo girl may take tho flee* *if »rw fr lfir> mid lii osurrf mn> fH hrU| T*v the t g , . ifirn** iier*fai Tt«r ilbrclof* «hall Iw rl«. n-vJ by fir s t it€ fp 8 In t«J© A rt Of fo o d COOK* th r t il* w h o llr f« III ru th aiuui fit meet in d. .. . tlm t C O IliO * DO ljf% ». t li n d e r e ! 00(1 ALL KINDS, B O T H POWER AND H AND Beans Peas and Corn OAK AVENUE SANFORD, FL A A il Ink Is told simply And cloarly, In lan- tuhr,I I .odim ni (hu aiii.ifniwm .b«ii I«-rii.ir.tini .. ■Il b_ t» I .I.f . I I I.V * Tï I . rr, . i ...a I fliA fO PLANTERS OF , mm II y hy thr tsttinl uf di Meine* T h r urmiitil Imi» o y ne*« Iiirriliitj Ilf thr « ornielli V all fill ?<r h<"lt| nit the mu every child, in Ä new cookery book, thud MuiuUy ill j.nitian Iti rrt.i h (H id r t f, ) rar __ _ at iUCtl tliillf n> *ii«h l»e lu r d by the by-la»** The Which appear® on too flOGIvon of OHO dbecnora nnd *lLAlliohirf» AimJI inert ill the ulfice .ni, In Sari' of tho tiler b o o k s h o p ® . K * 1of tins Sanford Maniifa« turini Cumi-aii), ** w »— u dii »1-fi»rii» rFin thr JutilHlh •i..w I.v> ,,f uf M'tirch neh Ihi ? ,it trn 1’nrents confronted by tho uaunl o’cknrk a m f«*e il»r |uif|*M*e uf .nluldiEiMl | triw». QOudptml llu* «»ftinnii'tfinni uf «hu unt--e« iimu aiH) protiloin of the' birthday present may C trilli«nriin^ unh ni hi r bu*nir»' i» iiiay nmir take n hint from tho book. From fa­ (ore ilitt uiretliiit l'niil Un* uitvim rlmnl ai Ine ther there came to tho little girl who fifil nunual mrrtmit «hall I» nuidtfird thr hutt nr>* uf thl* nir|NUi»tmii «lui11 !*■ umlurlel by Ihe appears as tho heroine of tills cookery fidluwlrii uflhvf« V II SpK*r pre»»drnt T J rotnnnro n llttlo whlto oilcloth-covered Harumill vnr prr«Rlrnt li I. /undrl vrsn tafy nnd Ifr iiiurrr ** l»w*rd « f difr* tur» A li Spiri. lablo on canters, which could ho push­ |) t /ufn|r| franklin I Ihivi* mwl T ) Hnmmil vstì ti V ed under tho big kltchor tablo when li r hiiifirM auiuiiiii «»I iiiilrliioi|iu-*i .»t lutlidity It was not being used. Thro© nlco tuTM hi* h thi» Curt«»rnlhrti mny nt atty tltur subirvi pinafores, with sleovo and ruffle blbs, llarlf i» I wriill fl*r IhiKiinlt«! I«»ll»*r* were her grandmother's present, o! I fir suhv ttlrr* Ttie Shiny new patty-pans, saucepans, «• k «un», r iF<wm| hy and tlie ani-«int of bou I» an oggbcnter and a toasting hereto hem *ev«-r«tl) art- * , fork were her aunt's contribution. re hereby •uf»—rlle-tl f-»r A If St»ler hlftlm m ee tin '> Sture» ami from her mother there wan a lit I* I. Zund«l. Knaimniee, Fla ,» Srmrr* tie cookery book mado out of her own T. Spier. Ki*,inim*e 11« IS Sh«r.-, I t, Zondrl h iu lin n irr t In (5 hhnrrt cookery book, and containing nil tho T J Ham null. Jack»m i»ille. I l a , fl Share» Flora V liammdl, Jtcktnnvllle. Fla IS Share* simple, easy things that can bo mado F F Llavn Allartiunle S p iln i« FI* ,p> Sharrv hy the llttlo girl cook. II h fla v i» AJlaitinnte S|»rln«» Fin IS Share* S' ate of Florida hnrly breakfast dishes, luncheon County of Osicoln and supper recipes, easy entrees, Oil thl* du) peromnllv nppenred l«-forr me A «suer« cakes nnd sweets make up the If Spier f> I. /.unde! 1 spier nnd T I /undet, tri me In ib ii ntul 1n o * " (-»rnr rot* tt.r (wr*i>n, c o n t e n t» o f tho hook, which s h o u ld wtni »ut»»* rVt«-*I l 1 .......... . pn.jtt -r«! \rtnHf-« of me (tint pruto a very welromo present to h ln < o ti»i(ntion nnd n» 1o-o-ledSr the» »iil*rrd e .l the »«to e HttU would-bo cook. In «H u e »» »hereol I t»n*e herruntn **i mv Are You .> ja hand and Oftir lai Seni ib i» 21rd day uf linuary -------------------- T“ A I) 11*12 W *, I I » , » h i . Lsft-Ovsrs. ► * e> Notary Ptiblfc Stale of Florida. My tw m m l»»ion ('.»pire» Tlmo honored and hoary Josta about llaih aro still told, but, as a mattor of State of FIor kin County ot l>u*»l f*ct, nothing more agrooahlo to tho On th i» day peimnally appenre»! twfore me I J 11a in ntill and I V liam m dl. to me known and palsto of man wss ever Invented. In known to me tut»- the [«-r»c»ri» who »ul»»eflt««t the respect to hash. It may be sold that a foreSoini proj»wod aitici» » 1f incur pul at too. nn*l necessity has been the parent of a nchnnwtediird tn-lofe me that he »ulwmhed ibr »am e pleasure, but this Is truo only when In wttne«« whereof I have hereunto »el my hnnd 1 th* concoction Is well mado. People ami oftlclnl **nl (*'!• third dav of Irlm iatv A l> 11112 Il |. h »».nr often have an Idea that becauso ft Notary PuM*c Stmtr »►! ) Uh h J o M l*»fii** thin« 1» simple no care In Its prepar­ lllh iI ill r'i M| íammUikm ripíiV* Itow >*ih ation Is required, and this Is tho rea­ Slate of Mofkla Pou n I y o< Or« nie son Hint potatoes and beans and soup On tin» day perionatly aptienre,) twtore me aro so often poorly mado by tho very Franklin F P art» and ti h l>«vit. to me known and known to roc to 1«! the per»on» who »ub*cutn-d Persons who can cook a flno Christmas the lo rrfo ln i propotad article* of incorporation, dinner. Tho common and Indispensa­ and aeverally acknowledied twfore me that they tame ble bash suffers from this carelessness, tubacribedthr In Wltne*» wherojl I fu>'*e hereunto »et my hand tor too often It Is but noma dried up and official teal iht* twenty-third day cd January, • , , _ jnest, Indifferently hacked at and only A. b. HH2 J ,1 IJhTivtwn, Notary Putdle, My Conitnl»»h>n F»plre» lukewarm. Hash can bo made from i 3 fr it ’ M « r Oils H” 4 —.dry meat, but only If some substitute *a found for tho natural juices which llirc m irx r or n u IsTtito». U 8 ltt»»D Orner ai (¡» ta r iv iu «. Fl *.. , •ro lacking. Sutter and suet grenso January 0. 1912 * •nould bo added to hoof haah, olive oil Notice i» herehy < l»«n thaï tü w ln A Gtlfa-it whose (»»lo fflc e addre»» i» Sanford. IV nid a. dkl and a llttlo garlic to lamb, and n beat- or» lhe 3th d a y o f Uctotwr. I9IU. Die In thl» office [ *® »Kg to thicken. Soup stock or wa* •arorn »tatrm ent »nd atiplk-ntlon. No, 070-10. to *ar In which vegetables have been purchaVe Ihr N W S of Sf.Vv of NE U of SW U. Se COOV.S «j v ----------! tino 12. T oun.hlp 21 Kxilh. K«n*e 31 r « , t . tuli» _____ ___T, . „ to moisten the h««»«-Mrridl.n. »ml the timtwr ihtrantt urv«lrf vooiec should bo used water, S B H - L a w ." a i »uch value a » rnlshl be H»rd by ap praUcrnrnt. and that. pO i»u antto *uch ppplicaliott r, 1 t »L — .m kau* the a land■ noda .timber iherton have k**w been ahKfaláJVrl apprabed at Hundred Twenty Dollar*, the Umber f* ; llm a trd 40.000 board feet at 13 00 per M. and Ï cTÜOO hoard feel » t 1 2 30 per M. and the land 1220.00; that »»Id applicanl will offer (Inal proof rive German Waffles. One quart flour, one-half teaspoon “ h. thre» tablespoons sugar, two |n »uppott of bl* application and »worn »lateroent tha 10th day ot Maivh. 1912. before the clerk of *•<»• teaspoons baking powder, two Ihe circuit court it Ôrlatîdo. FTa A n y perwm I» at liberty to pruteit itila purcha»« tablespoons lard, rind of one lemon, te fa v e e n tr y .o fIn lU a le » contest â t any tlw a b e «rated, one teaspoon extract o f cinna­ toro palmi lituo*, by (Ulna a eulfoitofolrd *(tlcofrolw whlch would d imon. four eggs' snd one pint thin davlt In Ihh oitlo». alloSlnt iwi»ttorir S. C»a Ira i Iho oniry. Kr<l»lrr, CT* fm' 8Ut together flour, sugar, salt r*rl 30-91-ti Md powder; rub In lard cold; add Notice •**•» t*n>on rind, extract, and Judie» Court O ra n «« County Rorida . r111*- Mix Into smooth, rather thick TJrto County W illiam McMillan, and all whom It may coo“ Her. Bake tn hot watflo Iron, Where*». M. F. RoMnaotl. u admlnHlralor of with sugar flavored with sx* harata*» of M.Mki HeMUUn. dwreawd h** (lied “ •ct of lemon. ,li petition to ratli* JMSSO In th« h«nd» of the ■ dmUtrator and tosail »"d..P*T dcerami ________ _ltU*n, towit: On» cup bread crumb», two cup» Bour* 008 cop »uot chopped fine, one rtI,l°*. ioeded, 1U cup» sugar, cup» »w eet milk, on» Ubleapoou r~*- l8*«l. one teaspoon clore», one «• «P ooii cinnamon. ^ pound citron. ■** hour*. After It boglns to boll Btock 5. TlerT of E. R. Trafford» map of S.nTonl » recorded in Plat Hook B. M ir III (>i«n¿e County Record*. . . . -T h om art thrrrfore tortíejrou to .(mear before thU court o* or before the Itfth day of Trtiruary. A D 1911. and Ole objection*. If you have any. id ihr aran tin* of tM* petition, when.1*« the »am« SPECIAL 14 Day Oller V H (JÎTCAMPBELLS Wl! n r y y o f t r s i m anufdc t u r n s IS PORTABLE LAMP FOR HOME S TO R E OR O F F IC E yfcsLwp mfcadi U S E IT f o r all w o o d w o r k furmtur« r* floor» J y SA tisfä C o u r d «* l«r Y . . i l . i. æ 4M Caadla T*w*r S r Haar Cat la C»rti«4 Li»kl*4 A»ywk«rr Complete Tbis Lit nip is handsomely nickel led. height 29 inches, equipped with automatic self- cleaning needle, globe and pump. Usual price f 22.00. We have the best line of Man­ tles and supplies hi the £>outh nt lowest prices. Estimates and expert advice Free. Standard Light Co. lit EAST BAY ST. J a c k s o n v il l e . Florida C a r p b n t e r M o r to n C o .. B oston For Salo Hill Hardware Co. _L_'_j*_ E x p e r t W a t e In R e p a l i * f n g A l l Work Gi/aronicci/ Scnd.Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving, Clock mid Jewelry Repairing G REENLEAF & CRO SBY CO. a . --r -r*l Jeweler«, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville. Florida aved Cards See » T- �THC SANfORDÏHERAlO HOURLY DISH MAY APPKAft IN MANY GUISES. CASH ne Reelpee That Ara a Great Irrv provament on Usual Way of garrlng It—How Butchers Cheat the Housewife. nourishing dish 1 SANFORD M A K E S H IF T S FOR THE COOK Tasty and Appetlxlng Dishea Easily Mada From Various Kinds of .Leftovers, Canned tomato aoup can masquerad« aa a dellcloua pure« If It la mixed with half Ita bulk of cream or milk. Season highly and add the cream be­ fore the aoup la aeated, aa It la lesa likely to curdle. For variety, barley or cut-up sphagettl can be added. The mixture that la left In tho bot­ tom of the caaaerole after the meat baa been removed can be ntlllxed for another meat. And about halt lb « quanlty of water, cut-up dice o f po­ t a t o « and make dough balla, «tew­ ing the mixture until the potatoes are tender. When making apple float try rotat­ ing the epplea Insteed of stewing U «n . The pulp ie removed from the eklne and mixed with the whites o f Left-over spaghetti or. macaroni la Sice cooked In a baking dlah with a cream tauco and shredded green end red peppers cut over the top. Some­ times cheese la added to the mixture, ■gain bread crumba. Roman Meat Pla, Butter a Urge pie dlah and line With boiled marcaronL Cut up any good cold meat—real, chicken, ham or tongue; make a layer of each kind to tha dlah, putUng a white or brown eauoe over each layer, and eeaaon to taste. Pour a Uyer of rich white aanee on top, iprtnkle over eome -grated Parmeaan cheese and finish With stripe of boiled macaroni. Pour a UtUe melted butter on top, sprinkle on eome grated cheeae and hake In a hot oven over a half hour or until a aloe brown. Dog Alplnlit. X bulldog called Hobby, belonging to the Marquis de Cbarette of Paris, 1» the first dog to gain mountaineer­ in g fame by aaoending the summit o f the Jungfrau. H e waa accompanied by master and mistress and tww guides— Derne C o rresp o n d «»* L e g I STORE FLORIDA - DO NOT MISS SEEING THE S P EC IA LS burs steak <• the following: Moisten a cuptul of powdered cracker crumbs with a little milk—enough to make a mixture of puddtng-llke consistency. Bllr thla through a pound of Ham burg ateak and season the whole with pepper, salt and powdered sage. Two taaspoonfula o f the powdered aage will be about right Soma palates may like a little more and aome less. At* tar seaioolng knead the mixture with the hands until all tha Ingredients have become property amalgamated. Form It Into a roll and allce the roll Into fakee. Try the cakea In very hot auet or hatter. If the Hamburg ateak ■earns to be lacklnr In fat It la well to add a little chopped auet when mlxlng tha softened crumba Into It Probably moro' hoaaewires are cheated through the medium of Ham­ burg ateak than In any other way along the meat line. The beat way to manage la to buy a piece of flrst class round ateak and have It ground be­ fore one'a own eyes; then one knows exactly what one la getting. One of the Interesting specimens at a recent food abow was the Hamburg staak shown In the exhibit conducted by Uncle Bata’s meat'Inspectors. The "Hamburg" looked fresh and healthy but their appearance was most de­ ceiving. They were In reality old minced scraps of meat freshened and colored with a preserving liquid that comes especially for the purpose— a veritable Invention of Batan. Aa butchers seem to bsvo the power to elude the Inspectors at times and as meat treated with this preparation Is likely to deceive any one. It Is best to avoid all Hamburg steak that has been previously chopped, unless the but hern’s sense of honor Is abovo sus­ picion, and even then It Is Just aa well not trust to one’s own opinion. It may be well to warn young house­ keepers In particular against tempt­ ing pedals’’ In this lino. DEPARTM ENT FROM A L L D EP A R TM EN TS Ladles’ Wash Skirts 9 -4 Bleached Sheeting 25c. We have just received a special value in a Bedford Cord Skirt high waist <n o q q line, 3.00 vaL Special price each. A Special in 2 1*4 yd.-wide bleached Sheet big. good firm weave and free from o c _ dressing. Special Monday Ladles’ Linen Coat Suits 2 'A .Yard Lace Curtains 15c. Special showing of Ladles*' Linen and Crash Wash Suita. Good value at fr n o $7.50. Special Monday each___ V D .C /O For one day only (Monday) at 9 o’clock we will place on sale 48 genuine Notting- -i c ham Lace Curtains 2 Pi yds long; each t U C Ladles’ Long Coats and Dusters 17o. W hite Flaxon 14c. Just received new shipment Ladies’ Long Coats in natural linen colors also qj \ n o all linen; all sizes. Prices $8.98 to Q l . t J O This is a splendid value in Flaxon to sell for 17 cents a yard. Our special price -i Is only.......... ........................................ 1 4 C F a n c y Flaxo ns ’ . 3 Huok Tow els 25c. 25 doz. Huck towels in plain white also col­ ored borders; size 18x38-in. As a spec p c ini price 3 towels for only..*............ £ O C 4 8 -In . Hind Woven Batiste 5 9 c Genuine Hand Woven Buiiste in ph White Sheer Weave, worth 75c yurd c r Monday only . . . ............................ 0« Tu rk n lt Wash Rags Turknlt Is a specially Knitted Wash Raj Sells up to'10 cents-each. Your e choice only................................. OC 3 5 c White Mercerized Madras 2 4 c - w See the beautiful new line of Flaxons In the latest barred and figured effects in p c plain white, worth 35c yard, special It is now White Goods time. Sir the ^ied White Mercerized Mod ras counter Monday. Values up to 35 cents n s Choice only........... ..: .............. ¿A 3 5 c Fincy White Wiistings 23c f • ■> Choice Showing of Fancy Cross Barred and Figured Waistinga. Special lint- on nn sale Monday a yard. . ___ We Will Give the Following Away Absolutely Free 1st Prize, 9 x 1 2 W ilton Rug ...................................... 2nd “ C athedral Gong C lock............................... 3rd “ Cowhide L eather-lin ed T ravelin g Bag .« 5th '«I ** 4t •• .• Large, H andsom e 8-D ay C lo ck .............. 7 th P rize Large. H andsom e 8 Day Clock 8 th M *’ 4« 10th 11th 12th “ " *’ ft 4! »1 «1 “ Cowhide, L eath er-lin ed T raveling l; L ad ies’ or G en tlem en ’s Silk U m brril B eginning M onday, March 4 th , with every $1.00 purchase, we w ill give n ticket e n titlin g you to all of th ese tw elv e prizes. Don’t m iss gettin g your ticket. 4 0 c CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY 29c t B. V. D. Shirts and Draw ers Special Value in a deep embroidery worked on a 8hccr Weave Lawn and fine Nninsook. worth 40 cents yard Our q q price o n ly ........................................... £>uC Are sold all over the county at 50c A c a garment. Our regular price. . . . C 35 c. Balbriggan Shirts 24c. $ 3 .5 0 M en’s Shoos $ 2 .9 8 Snow’s Shoes. They ore “ Union made" in Gun Metal. Patent Leather. Russia or Vici Kid—made on the Rumble, Kibosh, Echo, Phoenix and Hot Tamale <£q q q lasts. See them Monday......... ty&.&O 25c M on’s Suspenders 19c Now is the time to buy a 25c Suspender in Solid Black, white or colors, in either French style or Imitation President, 25 cent i q values, for each : ............. ........... I v C $ 4 .0 0 Panama Hats $ 2 .6 9 These hots were bought at a great bargain in staple and young men shapes. While they last genuibe Panama <hQ o q Ha t ___ a. ............................ $ ¿ . 0 ^ Soft Collar and T ie 25o .We have them, o strong line of Soft Collars, with tie to match, complete 12 1-2o VALUE qi 8 1-3c Large assortment of Men’s Fast Color, Black and Tan Half Hose and a full show­ ing of Fancy Patterns in half q i Q Long or short sleeves in n standard kqit specially combed Sea Island cotton Special e a c h .......... ............................ Patent Leather Pumps $1.19 Child's All Leather Pumps in patent leather two strap; sizes 5 to 8. Otir price <n -i i q - Selby Shoos Our line of Selby Shoes. Pinup1* ¡in t for Indies simply cannot be «In|■[. our low prices. We have them m popular lasts in all leather. M en’s 3 5c Balbriggan D r a w e r s 24c It seems almost impossible to lx- it this high-grade garment so that can sell it at the price. A pair ' Q J« —‘1 L Dressers Patent Leather Pum ps $1.32 Don’t miss seeing this exceptional value In a child's two-strap Patent Leather Pump, plain toe, size* 8J4 to 11.. Special i q q price, a pair....................................... I .O f c See our strong line of Chevnl Pre: ial prices for Monday. On easy terms, small payments weekly of Stoves Patent Leather Pum ps $1.43 JunThink erbuying a fine Cooking Move with a small payment down and e | QQ weekly payments of only........ «p i •v Just think of buying n stylish two-strap misses’ All Leather Pumps in a patent leather finish; sizes 1 1 to 2. Our -i An price o n l y . . . . ................................... J L .4 u Crex Rugs This is n price to make Crcx Rugs <?rr QQ move. 8x10 Art Square Monday *• China Matting— Special A full standard width and weight China Matting in peat patterns and designs. 4 q A special value; a yard only. . . . . . . l a C 5 0 c Values 39c Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers, all sizes regular 50c value. A pair........ CASH- D EP A R TM EN T S TO R E TW O 8TO R E8 121*123 E . F irs t Street �F W Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD H E R A LD Wm IN Rumksr 61 ■ ANFORD, AROUND FLORIDA »i S A N L X ) R l ) — Lite ut Worth Living UNDERWOOD FOR PRESIDENT FLORI DA. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. I S I S MORF IMPROVEMENTS friends Are Making Campaign Tor t»- (he General N ews o f The Land o f Flow ers. C U llfD FROM THE STATE PRESS — .— - . 1 An Epitome of 10« Week's Most Im­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. • Puots Gorda.U to hove a new bank. The Institution will be capitalized at 115.000. rents""1* la to bave a new twelve-story botcJ. Tfie structure wUl occupy a site I50xI 2j feet and will be erected by Chicago capitalists. It will take about Wven months to complete the work. Lakeland is making plans to have a permanent auditorium erected by next year for the holding of the Chautauqua. Heretofore this annual event has been held in a big tent, the amount wanted for this purpose is $15,000. There has ■already been suosçribed $11.500. i ^ vorlte Son In Tlorlda Judge D. M. Aden of Birmingham and B, C. Abcrnnlhy of Orlando were in the city last Saturday in the interests of Hon. Oscar Underwood of Alabama, candidate for Democratic nominee for the Presiden­ cy, of itie United Stales Judge Alien was a culler at The Herald office and •poke in glowing terms of his visit to Florida and the many expressions of roy­ alty lie had received for bis candidate. Judge Allen could not spend much time in Sanford, but met as many people ns he could und pressed the claims of Mr* Underwood. He stated that he was very desirous of forming on Underwood Club in Sanford and Orange county to push the candidacy of Mr. Underwood and that in the near future a more thorough canvass would he made for the county Oscar Underwood is very much in the public eye ut present slid the fact llinl lie is a southern man will make o strong hid for the voltes of the Florida people at V'Atturn® General Park Trammell's opin­ present. ion thst thé expense of registration prior Hull Game Friday a a primary election must be paid by Sanford High Softool lean ond Del-ond the county will undoubtedly be sustained by the courts. It Is not a party registra­ High School team will battle for the tion in the language of tho statute, nml suprahiacy at Holden Park nexi Friday all voters, irrespective of party affiliation, afternoon llolh learns have been work­ tre entitled to register while the hobks ing hard and the Imys ex|ieci to pm up u good nrtirlr of Imll Come out and are open A man by the name of J. K. Etdtlaoi) help the (my» of Sc Joseph. Mo.. Was found in Tampa Saturday, after a search had been made for him over the country at the Instance »of Mrs. Etchison. Ills mind is practically a blank for the period of hit absence from home, but hu bank account has dimished a hundred thousand dollars. He left bbate to go to Excelsior Springs Jo take mad baths T G. Lockwood reports u splendid yield of cabbage He has In nttoui 3(1 acres and they look line. He has lieen ship­ ping in piece lois for several days and on Wednesday sent out the lirai lull car. Several weeks ugo a buyer estimated that Mr. Lockwood would have 9.000 (rales tod offered him $1.10 per crate which would have been over $12,000 for the crop Mr.T/jckhood is now glad that Ip- did not sell on itie guess [dan.—Harlow Rec­ ord 10 C! IF BRAIL THE iBRIDGE Suntorri Will Move Busiest Sea­ son In History BIO THINGS ARE CONTEMPLATED More Buildings, tourist Motet New Steamship Line und country Club On List The season of 1912 promises more good things for Sanford than we have ever gained In the past. Among them will t>e u large canning factory, a new tourist hotel. 11 new steam­ ship line, n country club, a new building with the Y. M C. A„ ns the prime factor and a number of other Improvemenla in the way of buildings and residences. The improvements now tieing made and contemplated on the St Johns river ore nllractiug the traffic [icople to the Im­ portance of tla-rivet node mid Sanford as (lashead navigation One new steam­ ship line is already organised anil will be pul in operation ill the early fall A new tourist hotel Is also among the live topics of conversation and the same parties who expect to engineer this pro­ ject will organise a country dub with golf links and all the recreations for the tour­ ist guests Hairy Ward is imbued with the idea of a larger canmug factory and will make extensive iniprovrmeot» amt will handle tomatoes, tieans and corn A number of buildings will lie erected and 11 nine one contemplated is 11 Y M. C. A three story building, »lock for which is subscribed in part by many northern visitors who winter here ,. WILL SPEAK HERE ■Marcus r ugg Will Lecture Here Next Friday Afternoon On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ■residence of Mrs. Henry Wight Mr. Mar­ cus C. Fagg will speak to, the Wednesday Club on the "Provision that Florida Makes for her Defective and Delinquent Gasses." This is one of the regillnrly scheduled subjects for the civic study of the Wed­ nesday Club, and Mr. Fngg is particularly well equipped for presenting the fncti and needs pertaining to it. Mr. Fagg is state superintendent of the Children’s Home Society and vice president of the Florida Conference of Charities and Cor­ rections. and one of * the best informed and most thoroughly efficient social work­ ers in the south. As this meeting will be of general Intercst. the Wednesday Club invites nil who may wish to attend, whether «club women or not. NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of In terest Gleaned Fron* Various S ou rces HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere Ihe Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flawing For Hurried Readers 'James Wilson. Secretary of Agriculture, today broke ail records for continuous ser­ vice In the Cabinet. He completed his fifteenth year. Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana will be the man at the helm of the Roose­ velt ship. Suppose he will be the sort o f _ captain that depend* upon the reading of the stars. The suffragettes of London, under the leadership of Mrs. Emcllnt- Pankhurst, re­ cently undertook a window smashing Good Roads In Florldu campaign, during which a great deal of The totnl mileage of roads-in Florida is property of tradespeople was destroyed. 17,579, of which there was improved m The Oregon hotel of Greenwood, 8. C.. IB04.US.5 and in 1909 1.752 25. and in one of the best known in South Carolina, 1911 approximately 2.500'; During the period between 1901 and 1909 the per cent increase in good roads in Florida- was 97 per cent. In 1909 the [ier cent increase on new improved roads wnv 9 93 per cent, ¿xce*«drd only hy font, other slates Okla­ homa mode Ihe leiqil improvement. 50 (wi cent CARNIVAL IS ON and the adjoining block of stores were completely destroyed by fire early this morning. The loss is estimated at $110.000, with perhaps half that amount In In­ surance j V, / , yjf -* ’ t L Factories are closing all over the United Kingdom for lack of fuel as a result of the strike of more than a million coal miners ll m estimated that 290.000 men besides the miner* arc idle The number is increasing hourly Railroads and steamship* in many Instance* are pamlired Plunnlng f or A til und Hurhrcue And first Strerl PicsenlsA Busy Appear Political Talkfcst once And Much Noise First street is some lively this week i-'The liveliest of the tariff revision tight* Flic good people of (lie Fast Fad ion ulwoys tie counted ii|«ui to plan a bar e»|>ecially the east end of it for here ihe in Ihe present session of cungress will f OR UPPER ST. J0ll\S Moss & Marr * Hig Show» have pitched break this week when the Democratic free becue or (lah fry or a IniftSel picnic dur their tents and a »mall midway is sugar bill und the income excise tax bill, ing ihe campaign dud The Herald sug­ |iresen ted The best effect cannot lie which goes with It to moke up the $50,gests ihol they get together I In* year und r t ilr f Fnglnrer Recommended the f \ let Geneva. (Keldti, Qiiiliiota Ft Christ­ produced 11» tile attractions were forced IHJO.OtjO a year that would he lost in sugar pendlturc of 5 10.0(H) ■lattes, (wohubly will go through tlie liousc inas. l^ingwsKwi and other precinct» in I In-re is much adverse criticism ol tile to camp on all sides wherever .1 vacant I no'l in ,sohatile defeat in (tie senate. lliat vicinity jam bund* with Sanford at recent np|iro|irtatioiia made fir ” the St «tcicr could he procured President Taft has taken the initiative Hot they are here in force and the tine tile opening of ill- l.enevu Inidge and John* river wherein Jacksonville receives In a movement to bring the men of the hand discourse music dally and the free make the occasion due that will be an $.190.0911 and the 11 p|M-* Si Johns river 111true!ions are given on scheduled time country into touch witli the government epoch ill I he luslory of Orange County nnly $10.000 Auunllnv io -I I McLain who tut» Gougrcsstiiuii Clark inis been in­ and there is as much noise and confusion for advice and counsel in the administra lion of lows and the enactment of new the work in charge the »leei drawbridge strumental in in n in g the -.urvey work resoltom ns any one could desire The Wild West. Old Plantation and Statutes. Virtually tl)e president propose« ought to lie completed in April and about and present dredging operations la-gun the 2Utli of that month would he a good on the upt>er St Johns river and of course every other attraction under the sun. Hi a national Ixiurd of tfnde. broadly repre­ dale to hold a tug meeting and com­ cannot he held rex(Kinslble fat the chief lag shows in nil, and there tt something sentative of the commercial and individ­ memorate the opening of lhe new bridge engineer's re p o t hut surely It would doing all the time. Harry Six. the famous ual organizations, and of such character Manu. I lint is experimenting with hI- that will unite the Sanford secthpi to the seem out ol all |*oi>urtioii f<>r so much high diver hits n spidery ladder that us the government tnny (eoperly recogfsifd and so (nr has secured sufficient en- East End of Orange County All the motley to go In the seaport cities all the reaches the*clouds and from lilts lofty iiiie hy a charter from congress OMirsje.lient to try greater strides in this randidnles would be tlirre and die day tim e mid so h itlr for ihe upper St Johns, jierch he t/ics to kill himself every day ocw venture lie has twtuhlislml a small (»mid 1h- made a great lar.ikion wb<-rp all the gfenl « «im oirii iul highway ha interim nod mghi h> diving Into >1 small lank Drmuud Tor O lrr> . nperiinrHI station on ouc o( his places ol a» could meet and eat and heal the Flninhi of waret I tils free ottrurtuiu 1» wortli ( Ihe demand for celery i* very heavy sod ha« produoml eight weeks from seed- candidate» 1lie river 1» done by a line j Assistant .Sales Mann get Deck man. of Follow ing' is l lie «»nnuieiil -if the going miles to see leg. Malt* that measure nearly twelve camp ground could be located, stands engineer in charge of the wink On account o f delay in the train» ( him the Florida Clint» Exchange, »ays from the soil surface. The aamo meas­ erected and with Iried halt, barbecued "There is a great call for celery from "As I have staled before, $300,000 will ol the carnival has not arrived, several urement of this product takes elsewhere meat, chicken and other good things take care of the work of the dredges tents and side walls for the diving girls all over the country. We arc even having •tout seventeen weeks to gruw to this such a* the East Orange jieople know while the other appropriation of the civil being on the way This attraction is one inquiries from Texas, itself a celery rais­ stie.' Interest is much aroused und the now to |ireparr a grand day would re­ service bill will carry all present eonlrocit, of the best on the ground» and never ing State From the big cities of the Wtcome is being closely watched —Danin sult fails to attract the crowd« Middle West the call 1» constant and In­ or those authorized in the past _____________ ' Express In all the Moss & Mart a Hig Slttiws arc creasing As regards the appropriation loi the Ihe Wrulhrr The Eastern seaboard cities cannot get ;Hiring the |vist year there wa» nothing upper Si I oIiiis we have in item of all lu the good and ll you want in spend A saloon keeper 111 West Palm Headi. n half hour stroll down tile midway in enough for [«resent wants There appears $10.0011 winch is exactly wlml the chief •o Ibe pipers there state, was nrrested out of the ordinary in the weather—no thr uilerooon n r .11 mghi and see them to lie no hold over stock in storage any engineer estim ate)! would he required, for keeping his saloon open on the day of climatic dixibrbntiers All days were (nr yourself where in the country The California (nil $1*1 0(H) we ,>i 1 q ■ i»e 1 i In urnIII work not perfect, but the few inclement days » primary election. He was arrested, crop was light, and Ita* been badly convicted and fined, from which convic­ made u» appreciate the good weather mg Ho- dredge Morula nt mghi was cut Former Sanlord Residents I i iiox Hotel ol damaged hy frost In fact. Florida seems tion he npnealed to the circuit court. In when il t ame to us again aflet a lapse off. We 'hull have to l»e content witli William Teaheit <>( the operating the Florida during the day Jacksonville was in the city yesterday to be IT in the celery deal it* well ns in decision ii atided down by that court the of 21 or th hours Judge state« that an election called by a While we are tilled with thankfulness only looking up old friends, fie was In the oranges. “ We are having no trouble at all In "The total appropriations recommended political party, which means n primary is that our lot has fallen in such pleasant hole! businett* In Sanford many years ago getting till orders we can fill for fancy by the committee. will if ifie Inll passes, hot an election in the contemplation of places, we earnestly pray for the time und his ninny friend* were glad to see celery, S dozen j«er crate and iurger, at the statutes of Florida. The laws, there­ when every sufferer from ice and snow, insure the operation of the whale [dnnt him again fore that require the closing of all saloons storms, or from extreme heal and violent now in the St Johns for the next year or Another former Sanford citizen here is S3 50 for Manatee crates and $125 for the Uy that I mean that » an election day do not seem to apply storms will be able to enjoy our blessings i until Juu*» 39, 1913. M. O. Markham ol Atlanta. Mr. Murk- smaller size. Choice' celery of smaller the equipment excepting the Florida, can where a [eimary, called by any [»oliilcal with us. In Sanford it is hnppiness and hum is the son of Dr. Mnrkhtun, who In size, when rigidly packed, sells for $2.75 be operated night and day P«ty U held. not misery that loves company. the early days owned many vnluuble and $3. Tho quality nf the Florida celery ----------- ;____ .______ At present the dredge boat is working We sympathise with oil those who groves and city (woperty In and around this year Is the best ever. Just now the Lyman Twins Are Farming long to be with us but cannot, we make on th* river ulxive Snitford ond we now Sanford Mr. Markham was prominently shipments are light, owing to the cold The Lyman Twin* are playing a new nil due allowance for others who are have a good channel from Sanford to Identiffcd with the business interests of wcuther, which Interferes with tho bleach­ mit while they are waiting for tho show held back by ties of fa m ily and asso­ Palatkn All last summer the dredge Sanford and vicinity attd is glad tn re- ing " —Florida Grower * ****°n open again. About a year ago ciation; but we know thru there are boat Wus engaged In cutting off the turn for u short time and renew old ac­ Gainesville Murder Mystery to? purchased a fine plaça near Forest ninny who could come and yet, through curves nml angles of the river and cut- quaintances. His health is impaired at Gainesville, March 1.—All those ar­ City this county where they hnve an ignorance of our ideal conditions, or from ting out the sand bars and with an ad­ [■resent and he hopes to remain here until **®ge grove, truck farm and chicken want of n litte energy to break away ditional amount we look for a revived until he la well enough to return to At­ rested in connection with Ihe murder of Dr. Henry Spencer, including H.G. Welch, |»och end here they Idberna to for the from the surroundings they have become Interest In river shipping lanta ____________________ have been released, (ha Jury not finding Small favors are thankfully received •won. Herbert and his wife (Patti accustomed to. still continue to waste the The Men’s Rally sufficient evidence against the men to **•0 come to Sanford often to ‘ do their best part of their lives In uncongenial and the upper St. Johns river will Arrangement« are being carried forward warrant their retention. eventually come Into its own andSan­ “ *Wing rfbd they are enjoying (he out- surroundings. for the big Rally nextSunday night. One The murder still remains as great a*-, ford will bo the greatest commercial cen­ _ Ufa immensely. They are great r. of the apeakers of the evening will be Mr mystery as before. However, every effort 1 / Church Social MfOrites with the Sanford people and ter In Florida. Marcus Fagg. of Jacksonville. Superin­ is being made to run down the crimínela, "Letesponte Farm." tho home of Mrs. V * 1 one looks upon them •ns old tendent of the Children's Home Society. a large reward having been offered for • Another Jacksonville Murder Ella Greenland, was the scene of much mends. Their place, Lymandale, Is sltuHe will speak on “ The Necessity for a the apprehension of the murderer or Another black crime baa been added to ' ,<yJ uP°n a 'beautiful lake and «Mr*. enjoyment last Thursday evening, when Public Conscience." Those who have murderers.' Jacksonville« long li«t making eight of . Lyman Is greatly In lovo with the simple |U ever hospitable doors were thrown heard Mr. Fagg know the treat in store the same kind In fess than a years time. 7 * and the Twins are looking forward to opeu to the church goers of Moore'a Sta­ Notice The last was that of S. Silvcrstein, a for them. r? wben tb« y can -retire from the tion and their friends. Annual meeting of the Sanford Ho*- While the service l) advertised us The house was lovely with Ita deeort- grocer and (he some motive, robbery. of the footlights to the more tiona of roses, wild vloleta and the tradi­ Silvcrstein was killed Saturday night In especially for men, seat« will be reserved pitnl Association member* will be beid at IWeful life of a Florida planter. *■ tional Jasmine. Music and readings were hit store and his wife and two children for ladies and children and a most cordial the oflk« of M. F. Robinson. Room 10, the features of the evening, after which •o badly injured that they will die The invitation is extended to them to be Welcome Block. Sanford. FIs.. Tuesday. MUllnery Opening refreshments were served. The musleale. robber and murderer used an Iron pipe presciit As the rally wilt be field In one March 12th. 1912, at H p. tn.. for the elec­ invitation is extended the s blows over the of the theatre* it Is believed that there tion of officers and trustees for the en­ which was given to liquidate the church and dealt his vt of Sanford and vicinity to attend head until they were unconscious when will be room enough for nil who will at­ suing year and ar.y other business that debt, was o success flnaucialJy. Every­ "•»prtng millinery opening of Mrs. Over-, may legally come before the meeting. Thursday and Friday. Uftcfa? arid V one bad R pleasant evening and ali are he rifled the house at his leisure and tend. Further details will be published M. F. Rqbiksom, Prest. I in the next Issue of the Herald. good hi« e*ctpe. hoping it may happen mum time again. r-_25made -" * ?._= •vz." u . ' ; : >'•' ,.i' ■■■ -. • « ., A". • ' j * ' » •* *- ' ?; s .. ■■ 1-¿*3.i ~ : « a i «* * v - ' tv .«»* - ¿-T-. - .=. m■ _----- --------- -- . gwv i ' .. V-.- . u,________ -il •. ■ ■ -,I %1 tùp&:1mLt L : - M ■ ,« í ■*» i JT*1 « i - ;$9ivüji *\ J lb , 1 - K JW* «.<4 n | . Tra e* r Jpr T ' ri H $ - *1 ■i o ifS j 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, March 01, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 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>, March 01, 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/2fb5a67092b02eb82cb1dbcab9db5cff.pdf d6744306a9c1def389740d6405fac5b1 PDF Text Text THC SANfORDÏHERAlO HOURLY DISH MAY APPKAft IN MANY GUISES. CASH DEPARTMENT STORE ne Reelpee That Ara a Great Irrv provament on Usual Way of garrlng It—How Butchers Cheat the Housewife. nourishing dish 1 SANFORD F L O R ID A - DO NOT MISS SEEING THE SPECIALS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS b u rs steak <• th e following: M oisten a cuptul of powdered cracker crum bs w ith a little m ilk—enough to m ake a m ixture of puddtng-llke consistency. B llr thla through a pound of Ham burg ateak and season the whole with pepper, salt and powdered sage. Two taaspoonfula of the powdered aage w ill be about r ig h t Soma palates m ay lik e a little more and aome less. At* t a r seaioolng knead th e m ixture w ith th e hands until all th a Ingredients h av e become property am algam ated. F orm It Into a roll and allce th e roll In to fakee. T ry th e cakea In very ho t a u e t o r h a tte r. If th e H am burg ateak ■earns to be la c k ln r In fa t It la well to add a little chopped auet w hen mlxlng tha softened crum ba Into I t Probably m oro' hoaaew ires a re cheated through the medium of H am ­ b u rg ateak than In any o th er way along the m eat line. The beat way to m anage la to buy a piece of flrst class round ateak and have It ground be­ fo re one'a own eyes; then one know s exactly w hat one la getting. One of th e Interesting specim ens a t a recen t food abow was the H am burg staak s h o w n In th e exhibit conducted by Uncle Bata’s m eat'In sp ecto rs. The "H am burg" looked fresh and healthy b u t th eir appearance was m ost d e­ ceiving. They w ere In reality old m inced scraps of m eat freshened and colored with a preserving liquid th a t com es especially for the purpose—a veritable Invention of Batan. Aa butchers seem to bsvo the power to elude the Inspectors a t tim es and as m eat treated with th is preparation Is likely to deceive any one. It Is b est to avoid all H am burg steak th a t has been previously chopped, unless the but hern’s sense of honor Is abovo su s­ picion, and even then It Is Just aa well not tru s t to one’s own opinion. It m ay be well to w arn young house­ keepers In p artic u la r ag a in st tem p t­ ing p e d a ls’’ In this lino. M A K E S H IF T S FOR THE COOK T asty and Appetlxlng Dishea E asily Mada From V arious K inds of .Leftovers, Canned tom ato aoup can m asquerad« aa a dellcloua pure« If It la mixed w ith half Ita bulk of cream o r milk. Season highly and add the cream be­ fore the aoup la aeated, aa It la lesa likely to curdle. F o r variety, barley or cut-up sphagettl can be added. The m ixture th a t la left In th o b o t­ tom of the caaaerole a fte r th e m e a t baa been removed can be ntlllxed for an o th e r meat. And about h alt lb« q uanlty of w ater, c u t-u p dice o f po­ t a t o « and m ake dough balla, «tew­ ing th e m ixture until th e potatoes a re tender. W hen m aking apple float t r y r o ta t­ ing th e epplea Insteed of stew ing U « n . T he pulp ie rem oved from th e eklne and m ixed w ith th e w hites of Left-over spaghetti or. m acaroni la Sice cooked In a baking dlah w ith a cream tauco and shredded green end re d peppers cut over th e top. Som e­ tim es cheese la added to th e m ixture, ■gain bread crumba. Roman M eat Pla, B u tte r a U rge pie dlah and line With boiled m arcaronL Cut up an y good cold m eat—re a l, chicken, ham o r tongue; m ake a layer of each kind to th a dlah, putUng a w hite o r brow n eauoe over each layer, and eeaaon to ta s te . Pour a U yer of rich w hite aanee on top, ip rtn k le over eome -g rated Parm eaan cheese and finish With stripe of boiled m acaroni. P our a UtUe m elted b u tte r on top, sp rin k le on eome grated cheeae and hake In a h o t oven over a h a lf h o u r o r u n til a aloe brow n. I Dog A l p l n l i t . X bulldog called Hobby, belonging to th e M arquis d e C barette of P aris, 1 » th e first dog to gain m ountaineer­ in g fam e by aaoending th e sum m it of t h e Ju n g frau . H e waa accom panied by m a ste r an d m istress an d tww g u id e s —D erne C o rre sp o n d « » * L e g Ladles’ Wash Skirts 9 -4 Bleached Sheeting 25c. We have just received a special value in a Bedford Cord Skirt high waist <n o q q line, 3.00 vaL Special price each. A Special in 2 1*4 yd.-wide bleached Sheet big. good firm weave and free from o c _ dressing. Special Monday Ladles’ Linen Coat Suits 2 'A .Yard Lace Curtains 15c. Special showing of Ladles*' Linen and Crash Wash Suita. Good value at fr n o $7.50. Special Monday each___ V D .C /O For one day only (Monday) at 9 o’clock we will place on sale 48 genuine Notting- -i c ham Lace Curtains 2 Pi yds long; each t U C Ladles’ Long Coats and Dusters 17o. White Flaxon 14c. Just received new shipment Ladies’ Long Coats in natural linen colors also qj \ n o all linen; all sizes. Prices $8.98 to Q l . t J O This is a splendid value in Flaxon to sell for 17 cents a yard. Our special price -i Is only.......... ........................................ 1 4 C . 3 Huok Towels 25c. Fancy Fla xo n s Hind Woven Batiste 5 9 c Genuine Hand Woven Buiiste in ph White Sheer Weave, worth 75c yurd c r Monday only . . . ............................ 0« Turknlt Wash Rags Turknlt Is a specially Knitted Wash Raj Sells up to'10 cents-each. Your e choice only................................. OC 35c White Mercerized Madras 24c ’ - w 25 doz. Huck towels in plain white also col­ ored borders; size 18x38-in. As a spec p c ini price 3 towels for only..*............ £ O C 48-In. See the beautiful new line of Flaxons In the latest barred and figured effects in p c plain white, worth 35c yard, special It is now White Goods time. Sir the ^ied White Mercerized Mod ras counter Monday. Values up to 35 cents n s Choice only........... ..: .............. ¿A 3 5 c Fincy White Wiistings 23c f • ■> Choice Showing of Fancy Cross Barred and Figured Waistinga. Special lint- on nn sale Monday a yard. . ___ We Will Give the Following Away Absolutely Free 1st Prize, 9x12 Wilton Rug ................................. 2nd “ Cathedral Gong Clock........ ................... 3rd “ Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling Bag .« 5th '«I 4t •• .• ** Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock............ 7th Prize Large. Handsome 8 Day Clock 8th M *’ 4« 10th “ 11th " 12th *’ ft 4! »1 «1 “ Cowhide, Leather-lined Traveling l; Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s Silk U m brril Beginning Monday, March 4th, with every $1.00 purchase, we will give n ticket entitling you to all of these twelve prizes. Don’t miss getting your ticket. 4 0 c CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY 29c t B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers Special Value in a deep embroidery worked on a 8hccr Weave Lawn and fine Nninsook. worth 40 cents yard Our q q price o n ly ........................................... £>uC Are sold all over the county at 50c A c a garment. Our regular price. . . . C $ 3 .5 0 Men’s Shoos $ 2 .9 8 Snow’s Shoes. They ore “ Union made" in Gun Metal. Patent Leather. Russia or Vici Kid—made on the Rumble, Kibosh, Echo, Phoenix and Hot Tamale <£q q q lasts. See them Monday......... ty&.&O 25c Mon’s Suspenders 19c Now is the time to buy a 25c Suspender in Solid Black, white or colors, in either French style or Imitation President, 25 cent i q values, for each : ............. ........... I v C $ 4 .0 0 Panama Hats $ 2 .6 9 These hots were bought at a great bargain in staple and young men shapes. While they last genuibe Panama <hQ o q Ha t ___ a. ............................ $ ¿ . 0 ^ Soft Collar and Tie 25o .We have them, o strong line of Soft Collars, with tie to match, complete 12 1-2o VALUE qi 8 1-3c Large assortment of Men’s Fast Color, Black and Tan Half Hose and a full show­ ing of Fancy Patterns in half q i Q 35c. Balbriggan Shirts 24c. Long or short sleeves in n standard kqit specially combed Sea Island cotton Special e a c h .......... ............................ Patent Leather Pumps $1.19 Child's All Leather Pumps in patent leather two strap; sizes 5 to 8. Otir price <n -i i q - Selby Shoos Our line of Selby Shoes. Pinup1* ¡in t for Indies simply cannot be «In|■[. our low prices. We have them m popular lasts in all leather. Men’s 35c Balbriggan D r a w e r s 24c It seems almost impossible to lx- it this high-grade garment so that can sell it at the price. A pair ' Q J« —‘1L Dressers Patent Leather Pumps $1.32 Don’t miss seeing this exceptional value In a child's two-strap Patent Leather Pump, plain toe, size* 8J4 to 11.. Special i q q price, a pair....................................... I .O f c See our strong line of Chevnl Pre: ial prices for Monday. On easy terms, small payments weekly of Stoves Patent Leather Pumps $1.43 JunThink erbuying a fine Cooking Move with a small payment down and e | QQ weekly payments of only....... «p i •v Just think of buying n stylish two-strap misses’ All Leather Pumps in a patent leather finish; sizes 1 1 to 2. Our -i An price o n l y . . . . ................................... J L .4 u Crex Rugs China Matting—Special A full standard width and weight China Matting in peat patterns and designs. 4 q A special value; a yard only. . . . . . . l a C This is n price to make Crcx Rugs <?rr QQ move. 8x10 Art Square Monday *• 50c Values 39c Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers, all sizes regular 50c value. A pair........ CASH- DEPARTMENT STORE TWO 8TO R E8 121*123 E. First Street �FW Published S e m i-W e e k ly —Tuesday and F rid a y SA N FO RD Wm I N S A N L X ) R l ) — L ite ut Worth L iving R um ksr 6 1 AROUND FLORIDA »i (he General N ews o f The Land o f Flow ers. CUllfD FROM THE STATE PRESS —.— - . 1 An Epitome o f 10« W eek's M ost Im ­ p o rtan t H appenings In th e S ta te 's Domain. • Puots Gorda.U to hove a new bank. The Institution will be capitalized at 115.000. re n ts""1* la to bave a new twelve-story botcJ. Tfie structure wUl occupy a site I50xI2j feet and will be erected by Chicago capitalists. It will take about Wven months to complete the work. Lakeland is making plans to have a permanent auditorium erected by next year for the holding of the Chautauqua. Heretofore this annual event has been held in a big tent, th e amount wanted for this purpose is $15,000. There has ■already been suosçribed $11.500. V'Atturn® General Park Trammell's opin­ ion thst thé expense of registration prior a a primary election m ust be paid by the county will undoubtedly be sustained by the courts. It Is not a party registra­ tion in the language of tho statute, nml i all voters, irrespective of party affiliation, tre entitled to register while the hobks are open A man by the name of J. K. Etdtlaoi) of Sc Joseph. Mo.. Was found in Tampa Saturday, after a search had been made for him over the country at the Instance i »of Mrs. Etchison. Ills mind is practically a blank for the period of h it absence from home, but hu bank account has dimished a hundred thousand dollars. He left bbate to go to Excelsior Springs Jo take mad baths T G. Lockwood reports u splendid yield of cabbage He has In nttoui 3(1 acres and they look line. He has lieen ship­ ping in piece lois for several days and on Wednesday sent out the lirai lull car. Several weeks ugo a buyer estim ated that Mr. Lockwood would have 9.000 (rales tod offered him $ 1.10 per crate which would have been over $ 12,000 for the crop Mr.T/jckhood is now glad that Ip- did not sell on itie guess [dan.—Harlow Rec­ ord Manu. I lint is experimenting with hIfsifd and so (nr has secured sufficient enOMirsje.lient to try greater strides in this ocw venture lie has twtuhlislml a small . nperiinrHI station on ouc o( his places sod ha« produoml eight weeks from seedleg. Malt* that measure nearly twelve from the soil surface. The aamo m eas­ urement of this product takes elsewhere •tout seventeen weeks to gruw to this stie.' Interest is much aroused und the Wtcome is being closely watched —Danin Express _ ■ ANFORD, UNDERWOOD FOR PRESIDENT frie n d s Are Making Campaign Tor t»^ v o rlte Son In Tlorlda Judge D. M. Aden of Birmingham and B, C. Abcrnnlhy of Orlando were in the city last Saturday in the interests of Hon. Oscar Underwood of Alabama, candidate for Democratic nominee for the Presiden­ cy, of itie United Stales Judge Alien was a culler at The Herald office and •poke in glowing terms of his visit to Florida and the many expressions of roy­ alty lie had received for bis candidate. Judge Allen could not spend much time in Sanford, but met as many people ns he could und pressed the claims of Mr* Underwood. He stated that he was very desirous of forming on Underwood Club in Sanford and Orange county to push the candidacy of Mr. Underwood and that in the near future a more thorough canvass would he made for the county Oscar Underwood is very much in the public eye ut present slid the fact llinl lie is a southern man will make o strong hid for the voltes of the Florida people at present. Hull Game Friday Sanford High Softool le a n ond Del-ond High School team will battle for the suprahiacy at Holden Park nexi Friday afternoon llolh learns have been work­ ing hard and the Imys ex|ieci to pm up u good nrtirlr of Imll Come out and help the (my» 10 C! IF BRAIL THE BRIDGE i Plunnlng f or A til und Hurhrcue And Political Talkfcst Flic good people of (lie Fast Fad ion ulwoys tie counted ii|«ui to plan a bar becue or (lah fry or a IniftSel picnic dur ing ihe campaign dud The Herald sug­ gests ihol they get together IIn* year und let Geneva. (Keldti, Qiiiliiota Ft Christ­ inas. l^ingwsKwi and other precinct» in lliat vicinity jam bund* with Sanford at tile opening of ill- l.enevu Inidge and make the occasion due that will be an epoch ill Ihe luslory of Orange County Auunllnv io -I I McLain who tut» the work in charge the »leei drawbridge ought to lie completed in April and about the 2Utli of that month would he a good dale to hold a tug meeting and com­ memorate the opening of lhe new bridge that will unite the Sanford secthpi to the East End of Orange County All the randidnles would be tlirre and die day (»mid 1h- made a great lar.ikion wb<-rp all ol a» could meet and eat and heal the candidate» 1 lie river 1» done by a line camp ground could be located, stands erected and with Iried halt, barbecued meat, chicken and other good things such a* the East Orange jieople know now to |ireparr a grand day would re­ sult ____________ ' Ih e W r u lh r r F LO R ID A . T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 8. I S I S S untorri Will Move B usiest S e a ­ son In H istory BIO THINGS ARE CONTEMPLATED More Buildings, to u rist Motet New S team ship Line und country Club On List The season of 1912 promises more good things for Sanford than we have ever gained In the past. Among them will t>e u large canning factory, a new tourist hotel. 11 new steam ­ ship line, n country club, a new building with the Y. M C. A„ ns the prime factor and a number of other Improve men la in the way of buildings and residences. The improvements now tieing made and contemplated on the St Johns river ore nllractiug the traffic [icople to the Im­ portance of tla-rivet no d e mid Sanford as (lashead navigation One new steam ­ ship line is already organised anil will be pul in operation ill the early fall A new tourist hotel Is also among the live topics of conversation and the same parties who expect to engineer this pro­ ject will organise a country dub with golf links and all the recreations for the tour­ ist guests Hairy Ward is imbued with the idea of a larger canmug factory and will make extensive iniprovrmeot» amt will handle tomatoes, tieans and corn A number of buildings will lie erected and 11 nine one contemplated is 11 Y M. C. A three story building, »lock for which is subscribed in part by many northern visitors who winter here ,. f OR U P P E R ST. J 0 l l \ S rtilrf F nglnrer Recommended th e f \ p endlturc of 5 10.0(H) I In-re is m uch adverse c ritic is m o l tile recent n p |iro |irta tio iia m ade f i r ” the St J o h n * riv e r w h e re in J a c k s o n v ille receives the 11 p|M-* Si Johns riv e r n n ly $10.000 G ou grcsstiiu ii s tru m e n ta l and present in C lark in n in g d re d g in g in is the been in ­ -.urvey o p e ra tio n s work la-gun on the upt>er St Jo h n s riv e r and o f course c a n n o t he held rex(K inslble fa t en g in e e r's re p o t seem out o l a ll hut the c h ie f It w ould su re ly |*o i> u rtio ii f<>r so m otley to go In the seaport c itie s m uch a ll the tim e m id so h i t l r for ih e upper St Joh ns, the gfe nl «« im o irii iu l high w ay ha in te rim F ln in h i F o llo w in g ' is l lie «»nnuieiil -if the en ginee r in cha rge o f the w ink "As I have staled before, $300,000 will take care of the work of the dredges while the other appropriation of the civil service bill will carry all present eonlrocit, or those a u th o rize d in the past As regards the a p p ro p ria tio n lo i the upper Si I oI iiis we have in ite m o f ;Hiring the |vist year there wa» nothing A saloon keeper 111 West Palm Headi. •o Ibe pipers there state, was nrrested out of the ordinary in the weather—no $10.0011 w inch is e x a c tly w lm l the c h ie f for keeping his saloon open on the day of climatic dixibrbntiers All days were en ginee r e stim a te )! would he req uire d, » primary election. He was arrested, not perfect, but the few inclement days (nil $1*1 0(H) we ,>i 1q ■i»e 1i In urn- III work convicted and fined, from which convic­ made u» appreciate the good weather mg Ho- dredge M o ru la nt m g h i was cu t tion he npnealed to the circuit court. In when il t ame to us again aflet a lapse off. We 'h u ll h a ve to l»e co n te n t w itli op e ra tin g th e F lo rid a d u rin g the day decision ii a tided down by that court the of 21 or th hours Judge state« that an election called by a While we are tilled with thankfulness only "The total appropriations recommended political party, which means n primary is that our lot has fallen in such pleasant by the committee. will if ifie Inll passes, hot an election in the contemplation of places, we earnestly pray for the time the statutes of Florida. The laws, there­ when every sufferer from ice and snow, insure the operation of the whale [dnnt fore that require the closing of all saloons storms, or from extreme heal and violent now in the St Johns for the next year or »an election day do not seem to apply storms will be able to enjoy our blessings i until Juu*» 39, 1913. Uy that I mean that where a [eimary, called by any [»oliilcal with us. In Sanford it is hnppiness and the equipment excepting the Florida, can be operated night and day P«ty U held. not misery that loves company. ------------- ;____ .______ At present the dredge boat is working We sympathise with oil those who Lyman Twins Are F arm ing long to be with us but cannot, we make on th* river ulxive Snitford ond we now The Lyman Twin* are playing a new nil due allowance for others who are have a good channel from Sanford to mit while they are waiting for tho show held back by ties of family and asso­ Palatkn All last summer the dredge ****°n open again. About a year ago ciation; but we know thru there are boat Wus engaged In cutting off the to ? purchased a fine plaça near Forest ninny w h o could come and yet, through curves nml angles of the river and cutCity this county where they hnve an ignorance of our ideal conditions, or from ting out the sand bars and with an ad­ **®ge grove, truck farm and chicken want of n litte energy to break away ditional amount we look for a revived |»och end here they Id berna to for the from the surroundings they have become Interest In river shipping Small favors are thankfully received •won. Herbert and his wife (Patti accustomed to. still continue to waste the **•0 come to Sanford often to ‘do their best part of their lives In uncongenial and the upper St. Johns river will eventually come Into its own and- San­ “ *Wing rfbd they are enjoying (he out- surroundings. ford will bo the greatest commercial cen­ Ufa immensely. They are great Church Social MfOrites with the Sanford people and 1/ ter In Florida. "Letesponte Farm." tho home of Mrs. V * 1 one looks upon them • ns old Another Jacksonville M urder mends. Their place, Lymandale, Is sltu- Ella Greenland, was the scene of much Another black crime baa been added to enjoyment last Thursday evening, when ' ,<yJ uP°n a 'beautiful lake and «Mr*. Jacksonville« long li«t making eight of Lyman Is greatly In lovo with the simple |U ever hospitable doors were thrown the same kind In fess than a years time. 7 * and the Twins are looking forward to opeu to the church goers of Moore'a S ta­ The last was that of S. Silvcrstein, a tion and their friends. r? wben tb«y can -retire from the The house was lovely with Ita deeort- grocer and (he some motive, robbery. of the footlights to the more tiona of roses, wild vloleta and the tradi­ Silvcrstein was killed Saturday night In IW eful life of a Florida planter. *■ tional Jasmine. Music and readings were hit store and his wife and two children the features of the evening, after which •o badly injured that they will die The MUllnery Opening refreshments were served. The musleale. robber and murderer used an Iron pipe invitation is extended the s blows over the which was given to liquidate the church and dealt his vt of Sanford and vicinity to atten d head until they were unconscious when debt, was o success flnaucialJy. Every­ "•»prtng millinery opening of Mrs. Over-, Thursday and Friday. U ftcfa? arid V one bad R pleasant evening and ali are he rifled the house at his leisure and good hi« e*ctpe. hoping it m ay happen mum time again. r-_25made -" * ?._ = ,.i' ■■■ -. • « ., A". • ' j * s ' » •* *' - ?; ■ ■ ¿-T - . .=. _---------------- -- . gwv i ' .. V-.- . u,_______ -il •. ■ ■ -, I %1 tùp&:1m L t L : - M ■ ,« í ■*» m WILL SPEAK HERE MORF IMPROVEMENTS $.190.0911 and HERALD ■M arcus r ugg Will L ecture Here Next Friday A fternoon On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ■residence of Mrs. Henry Wight Mr. Mar­ cus C. Fagg will speak to, the Wednesday Club on the "Provision that Florida Makes for her Defective and Delinquent Gasses." This is one of the regillnrly scheduled subjects for the civic study of the Wed­ nesday Club, and Mr. Fngg is particularly well equipped for presenting the fncti and needs pertaining to it. Mr. Fagg is state superintendent of the Children’s Home Society and vice president of the Florida Conference of Charities and Cor­ rections. and one of *the best informed and most thoroughly efficient social work­ ers in the south. As this meeting will be of general Intercst. the Wednesday Club invites nil who may wish to attend, whether «club women or not. Good Roads In Florldu The totnl mileage of roads-in Florida is 17,579, of which there was improved m IB04.US.5 and in 1909 1.752 25. and in 1911 approximately 2.500'; During the period between 1901 and 1909 the per cent increase in good roads in Florida- was 97 per cent. In 1909 the [ier cent increase on new improved roads wnv 9 93 per cent, ¿xce*«drd only hy font, other slates Okla­ homa mode Ihe leiqil improvement. 50 (wi cent CARNIVAL IS ON NEWS OF THE WORLD Item s of In terest Gleaned Fron* Various S ou rces HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere Ihe R eaders Will rind a B rief H istorical Spring Flawing F or H urried R eaders 'Jam es Wilson. Secretary of Agriculture, today broke ail records for continuous ser­ vice In the Cabinet. He completed his fifteenth year. Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana will be the man at the helm of the Roose­ velt ship. Suppose he will be the sort o f _ captain that depend* upon the reading of the stars. The suffragettes of London, under the leadership of Mrs. Emcllnt- Pankhurst, re­ cently undertook a window smashing campaign, during which a great deal of property of tradespeople was destroyed. The Oregon hotel of Greenwood, 8. C.. one of the best known in South Carolina, and the adjoining block of stores were completely destroyed by fire early this morning. The loss is estimated a t $110.000, with perhaps half that amount In In­ surance L Factories are closing all over the United Kingdom for lack of fuel as a result of the strike of more than a million coal miners ll m estimated that 290.000 men besides the miner* arc idle The number is increasing hourly Railroads and steamship* in many Instance* are pamlired f ir s t S tr e r l P ic sen lsA Busy Appear once And Much Noise First street is some lively this week i-'The liveliest of the tariff revision tight* e»|>ecially the east end of it for here ihe in Ihe present session of cungress will Moss & Marr * Hig Show» have pitched break this week when the Democratic free their tents and a »mall midway is sugar bill und the income excise tax bill, | iresen ted The best effect cannot lie which goes with It to moke up the $50,produced 11» tile attractions were forced IHJO.OtjO a year that would he lost in sugar to camp on all sides wherever .1 vacant ■lattes, (wohubly will go through tlie liousc I no'l in ,sohatile defeat in (tie senate. «tcicr could he procured President Taft has taken the initiative Hot they are here in force and the tine hand discourse music dally and the free In a movement to bring the men of the 111true!ions are given on scheduled time country into touch witli the government and there is as much noise and confusion for advice and counsel in the administra lion of low s and the enactment of new resoltom ns any one could desire The Wild West. Old Plantation and Statutes. Virtually tl)e president propose« every other attraction under the sun. Hi a national Ixiurd of tfnde. broadly repre­ lag shows in nil, and there tt something sentative of the commercial and individ­ doing all the time. Harry Six. the famous ual organizations, and of such character high diver hits n spidery ladder that us the government tnny (eoperly recogreaches the*clouds and from lilts lofty iiiie hy a charter from congress jierch he t/ics to kill himself every day nod mghi h> diving Into >1 small lank D rm u u d T or O l r r > of waret I tils free ottrurtuiu 1» wortli ( Ihe demand for celery i* very heavy going miles to see j Assistant .Sales Mann get Deck man. of On account o f delay in the train» (him the Florida Clint» Exchange, »ays ol the carnival has not arrived, several "There is a great call for celery from tents and side walls for the diving girls all over the country. We arc even having being on the way This attraction is one inquiries from Texas, itself a celery rais­ of the best on the ground» and never ing State From the big cities of the fails to attract the crowd« Middle West the call 1» constant and In­ In all the Moss & Mart a Hig Slttiws arc creasing all lu the good and ll you want in spend The Eastern seaboard cities cannot get n half hour stroll down tile midway in enough for [«resent wants There appears thr uilerooon nr .11 mghi and see them to lie no hold over stock in storage any (nr yourself where in the country The California crop was light, and Ita* been badly F orm er S anlord R esidents I i iiox Hotel ol damaged hy frost In fact. Florida seems William Teaheit <>( the Jacksonville was in the city yesterday to be IT in the celery deal it* well ns in looking up old friends, fie was In the oranges. “We are having no trouble at all In hole! businett* In Sanford many years ago getting till orders we can fill for fancy und his ninny friend* were glad to see celery, S dozen j«er crate and iurger, at him again S3 50 for Manatee crates and $125 for the Another former Sanford citizen here is smaller size. Choice' celery of smaller M. O. Markham ol Atlanta. Mr. Murksize, when rigidly packed, sells for $2.75 hum is the son of Dr. Mnrkhtun, who In and $3. Tho quality nf the Florida celery the early days owned many vnluuble this year Is the best ever. Just now the groves and city (woperty In and around shipments are light, owing to the cold Sanford Mr. Markham was prominently wcuther, which Interferes with tho bleach­ Identiffcd with the business interests of ing " —Florida Grower Sanford and vicinity attd is glad tn re* turn for u short time and renew old ac­ Gainesville M urder M y stery quaintances. His health is impaired at Gainesville, March 1 .—All those a r­ [■resent and he hopes to remain here until rested in connection with Ihe murder of until he la well enough to return to At­ Dr. Henry Spencer, including H.G. Welch, lanta ___________________ have been released, (ha Jury not finding The Men’s Rally sufficient evidence against the men to Arrangement« are being carried forward warrant their retention. for the big Rally nextSunday night. One The murder still remains as great a*-, r. of the apeakers of the evening will be Mr mystery as before. However, every effort Marcus Fagg. of Jacksonville. Superin­ is being made to run down the crimínela, tendent of the Children's Home Society. a large reward having been offered for • He will speak on “The Necessity for a the apprehension of the murderer or Public Conscience." Those who have murderers.' . heard Mr. Fagg know the treat in store Notice for them. Annual meeting of the Sanford Ho*- While the service l) advertised us especially for men, seat« will be reserved pitnl Association member* will be beid at for ladies and children and a most cordial the oflk« of M. F. Robinson. Room 10, invitation is extended to them to be Welcome Block. Sanford. FIs.. Tuesday. presciit As the rally wilt be field In one March 12th. 1912, at H p. tn.. for the elec­ of the theatre* it Is believed that there tion of officers and trustees for the en­ will be room enough for nil who will a t­ suing year and ar.y other business that tend. Further details will be published may legally come before the meeting. M. F. Rqbiksom, Prest. I in the next Issue of the Herald. •vz." u . ' ; : > '• ' .. ■1-¿*3.i ~ : « ai «* * v - ' tv.«»* JT*1 «i - ;$9ivüji *\ J lb , j V, / , yjf ’t -* 1 - J W * «.<4 K n | . Tra e* r J pr T i ' ri H $ *1 ■i o if S j - �WM rV _ r » r . 'T V f1# r • . ’ —*-: ^ - * B SK - -a » V», "v n* P - . ' i - j W % $ P & r ''' ''>*^ 1 5 5 1 5 .v±>^iy* * * ^ 11 ^ . 1 ? « A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” EVEN H IE GATE POST NOT IN IT A C ttkl It Anioni Ye Taking N otes and retth, tie’ll P ren t ’E m "-. So Seye S a u n te re r.’ 4 I don’t aee any excitement being railed i of the carnival and they are willing to pay a reasonable license there Is no good reason for keeping them out or any other attraction. Certainly the Moss A Marr people will leave ■some money here ns well as taking out some and while 1 am against allowing every "cheap bunch 1 that comes along getting in for half price la m Certainly for a good show that is willing to pay the price and will do tile right thing as Mots A Marr expect to do. The city council will have u difficult time making discriminations in this re gard but the easiest way out Is to welch result* tills week, pass a new ordinance making the license right and then abide by the terms of the ordinance for all tim e s You can't build a fence around the town trying to keep your money at home. 'It has been my experience that the onea who bowl loudest about keep­ ing money at home are the first ones to send out for everything they.need so let the band play and Joy be unconfined. 4 --------------------- around here over my plant about a coun­ try dub. You people who expect to have a better town and more touritta need a tourist hotel and a country d u b and a better lake front more than 1 do and you will need It badly ere another year. Tbit question should be dltcuued by the con­ servative business men and plans laid ere another season opens Your are all dead willing to let other d tles take what Is Big Rally for Men rightfully yours and all because you are The Organization Committee of the content to sit down end let everything Men's Religion end Forward Movement good elide past you. for Sanford is planning a big- rally for a • • 4 Soma mischievous small boys or small the men to take place neat Sunday man procured a lot of small pox signs night. March 10th. A t a meeting of the the other night and posted them In con­ committee on Thuraday afternoon the spicuous places In the d ty , alm ost caus­ preliminary arrangem ents were completed. ing a riot. These little Jokes may seem All five o f‘the churches were represent­ funny to the perpetrators but there is a ed. Mr. 0. F. Whltner was asked to exslate law that specifically covers this of­ tend an invitation to Archdeacon Weber, fense, and some of these gay spirits wil who is now in Jacksonville, to come and And themselves working on the country deliver an address. Mr. Marcus Fngg of roads for about ony year. There Is no the Children's Home Society Is to be in Joke about the punishment of this of­ Sanford that Sim ilar and Mr. Waldron fense as . the parties will find out before was requested to arrahge for an ^address from him at the m en's rally. Mr. Wal­ they are through with I t dron was also given charge of the ad­ k • • • 4 Almost has the last minute of grace vertising for the rally. Mr. J. N. Whltner was appointed a expired for the payment of poll taxes— committee to obtain the use of one of the yet almost 73 per cent of the voters have theatres of the city.- Messrs J. R. Wildneglected to thus qualify. Certainly there man, brock and I’olk were named r. com­ must be some strong reason for this apa­ m ittee on music. Koch church Is asked thy; some reason other than that the pay­ to supply two ushers for the occasion. ment comes due a month earlier than j The intention is to complete the details usual ’ of the meeting os rapidly ns possible, that Probably In the whole state there are not a dozen people who are Ignorant of | full announcement may be rnndc next this change of date. The m atter has | wccjf. aiul to moke this one of the big­ been harped upon by candidates and gest religious rallies for men ever held In screamed through the columns of the the city. BJ ■ J Wf. ■ Pa T f ? ‘. ■ P * ’' K iT j - M IM », B r ' press until every one must know that in , S p en cer's Body round order to qualify as a voter the due poll | Golnesville, Feb. 29.—(Special)—After tax must be paid on or before next S atu r-1a few hours' search today the prortrate day night. body of Dr. II. C. Spencer, the well known Yet the npothetlc condition continues physician wl»o has been misting from Ins and few pay, Hardly one-third the vo- i home since Monday night, was found In ters of the state are yet qualified. Ap­ a lonely clump of woods near the edge of parently no one worries about politics I an ok) unused rood about five miles south this year, there Is so much "doing" in west of this city today: other lines that no one seems to care who The discovery was mudu by Sheriff "kicks their dawg crounT' Ramsey and was a most ghastly one. os • • • the entire top of the head of the victim 4 The number of people now days trying was blown off from the effect of ' a gun to get riches without labor, something for shot. The physician was lying on his nothing, fortunes in a day. are legion, and back with outstretched arms nnd limbs, they are a mighty tcaiptntlQn to the and when the body was turned over the Industrious young m an who cannot un­ blood oozed from his head. derstand it. They behold the seeming Investigation showed that the victim ease nnd leisure that comes to them while had also been licaten about the bend, they have it so hard. Horatious of olden presumably with the butt end of a gun. time was told he could have Jutt^ot much Coroner J. A. Carlisle was notified arid ground os he could plow around with n went Immediately to the scene, when a yoke of oxen In one day. He hooked up Jury was formed and an inquest was held the oxen to the plow and he cut a very the verdict of the Jury having not yet Urge circle and plowed until be came to been rendered. the same point where he started, and all Express Co. H as No K ates that property was hi*. And I have ta Washington, Feb. 2H—Rotes of express tell you today that Just so much financial Just so much moral. Just so much spiritual companies ere fixed arbitrarily, practi­ possession you will have os you compass cally without reference, evèn to the first with your own Industries, and Just so class rail freight rate In brief, that was the statement today much as from the morning of your life to the evening of ¿your life you can plow of Joseph W. Zimmerman, general traffic around with your own hard work. "Go manager of the Adams Express Company to the ant. thus sluggard; consider tier at the investigation by (he Interstate way* and be wise.” One of the worst Commerce Commission Into express rates caldrons of death today Is an indolent and methods. "We make our rotes regardless of what life. Thank God that you have to work. • • • the freight is between the same points," ( w 4 The teapot tempest over the carnival said Mr. Zimmerman. “1 suppose no seem* to hava subsided and all is quiet m an living konws (row express rates along the St- John* The only weak originally were made or could say definite­ point about the fusa and feathers was ly how they ore made now." Further Inquiry by Commissioner Lane th at the fuss wss started twenty minutes developed the admission from Mr. Zim­ late. The City Council granted the Mosa merman that the various exprèss com­ A Marr people ¡permission to come In panies leaned on one another In the under a certain license having passed a fixing of rates to avoid warfare among resolution to that effect and published It In the paper several weeks ago. Nothing them. more was beard of It until last week when the people who objected raised o howl and tried to keep the carnival o u t I fully agree with the school board that the lots near the school building ehould not be used for show purposes because the children cannot attend to tbelr studies while all the nolss and confusion Is going on In that proximity. The proper place ■for a carnival Is ot the end of First street where the present company la now located and If they had been give permission to' go to there at first there would not have been so much noise made about their coming. The d t y council could not go back on a bad bargain and was forced to st^nd pat on the m atter. An ordinance la an ordinance and cannot be eet aside by « resolution. The carnival la here and will not carry off the d t y when they . gd. A little noise aod confusion now and then Is good for the old town and If any one can get a Uttle pleasure out • TUE. SANTORO HERALD th at we have any right to make any de­ mands on IBem to fufllll their engage­ ment. 1 did not deem It necessary to call a special session of the council nt an expense of $14 to the d ty to receive one negative vote. The majority of the council considers that the matter sliould have been tuken up t«fore these gentle­ men had made all the arrangements for their exhibitions. Respectfully yours. Turo. J. Miixek. Prea't of City Council. Candidate for Governor C oncert a t High School Tuesday Night The Metropolitan Concert Company of New York at the High School Auditorium ifext Wednesday night Is without doubt the greatest musical organization which has ever visited our city. This company is not composed of one or two good ar­ tists nnd the rest merely pickups, but each of the four are flrstcfass artists and are all young persons with exquisite stage presence. The program for the concert wilt be made up mostly of a doss of mu­ sic to suit all taste*. Yet it will relieve the dem ent of a high grade of music.. The press notices the Metropolitan Com­ pany receive wherever they appear are moat complimentary. Of Miss Gerwing. the violin vertuosist of the company, the Savannah News of Feb. 10th says: "Miss Gerwing was both youthful and pretty. She is one of the finest violinists ever beard here. She played with expression that brought out nlmost human notes from the violin.” It is to Prof. Perkins the music loving people of Sanford ore in de^t for bringing this famous organization to Sanford. Re­ served seat tickets now on tale at Thrash­ er's store, i Lend A Hand Club The members of the Lend a Hand Club are requested to meet nt the residence of Mrs. Henry Wight promptly at 2, o'clock Friday afternoon, March Hlh. Owing to the fact that Mr Marcus Pngg, of Jack­ sonville will talk .to the club at Mrs. Wight's residence about 3. o'clock; it is imperative that the members of the club meet promptly nt 2, o'clock. Wanted—Celery, cabbage, beets, car­ rots small lots. P. J. Schuur. Phone 267. ' 5l-10tp Cromwell Gibbons Col, SPEC IA L ENGAGEMENT! H IG H S C H O O L A U D IT O R IU M Wednesday Night, March 6 GRAND CONCERT HY T H E ■ 1 Metropolitan Concert Company SANFOftD LODGES S a n fo r d L e d i t No 2 7 . 1 (> O f. NEW M m , rv e ry Monday al 7 3 0 p m . over Im p « lai liM -atrr J C. ita li. N (i - W. S lU lim t» , Sec y. YORK Segninole C h a p t e r No 2 . O r d e r l a t t e r à Star every wrond rand ftKjflh Frkday in irvmtt» Every out* who ha» aerfi hit Star In the Fati •r*’ curd lit My Invi Irti to vifjt the chnj'trf Aux h RiffUUHV Sec y f. O. E., Celery C ity Aeri« IB S ] ARTISTS: VICTOR PRANSKI the great Russian Tenor Mr*tln|t Aral and thlrdTuraday* In every month Hall In Wrlborne IIlodi, third floor - Mreti ternnd ami fourth Monday a. Visi tiny knight* alwari wrkxune I' K Hutchinson. C * felli S Frank K R and S JOHN Sanford L»d|c, No 62, f tx. V M If. Tolar M a ile r, M W L o t h I. MARCARCI K l u i n Prima Donna .Si-; JO SEP H INE GERWING Violin Virtuoso Phoenix lo d g e No 9. K o f P REBARER Pianist V rre liiiy . Cotnmunic«tU** every Arot anil ihtrd Thuro tiayo at 7 :3 0 p rn V itlU n l brother k vrkxun« Reserved Seats !, Adults Childrcn75c 50 and Ccnl'’4, 0o Reserved seats U nite Brotherhood of C arpenter* and Join • r t or America Tickets on Sale at Thrasher s Ssnford Local link» No, No. 1791, 1791. U. n of C. and 1 Of A. meet« every lhurtdiy nigh t at 7 o'clock in the Colle»- Holt J . W . O Sinngletary pm Went; Òro. Blockwelder K. S t T. It P. O. t. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet First and Third WeJneedo rrdnredey night, corner Fir«I and Palmetto W. D. Hauxx. t R. O. L Tatuo. Secretary M r* ii« n irr£ . , re. NORTH L O. O. M. The Loyal Order of Moose meet» every Monday evening *l B:00 P, M on the 3rd floor of City Boltdlag. Dr. J. N Robson, IMriator. R. H Geiger. Meet» every «eeond and fourth Thursday la Matante ' Hall over Imperial Theatre.. Vlilling n.fnpanfoni «rateóme. A W. King. High Prteal. W. t. ifouiboidrr. Sec'y. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES H e j ir y M c L a u lin m v Monro* Chapter Ns. IS R. A. M. Gentlemen—In ' reply to your protest 25 BICYCLES under the date of Feh. 28th, against the FROM «AW UP TO t i t . FOR NEW Moos <* Mart's Consolidated Showa exhib­ B.i tTt Phase 17 iting In the d ty for one week beginning 8HANI8AR0ER March lo hand, and in reply will oay that, ; ORLANDO. . FLORIDA I have personal]) seen all the members of the city coundL and I find (bat there is not a majority of them In favor of re­ scinding the action of that body which wae taken February fith. The action was taken a t that electing, and was so stated JEWELER in The Herald of the next tasue,'and was MY SPECIALTIES , * also doi|«-with the sanction of the d ty a t­ torney. The members do not feel that Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver after two veeks have passed, and nothing Rogers* Plated Ware h a t been sa d until these people bavq had Elgin and Waltham Watchea all their material a n d men on the grounds for more t'.an is week, and have also ad­ vertised Jbelr showa for the above dates, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED i \ Atlantic Coast.Line Secretary. P re sid e n t M iller Replies Sanford, Fla., March 1, 1912. Messrs. C. R. Wslker. L R. Philip*. B. F. Whltner, Jr.. Members of Local School Board, Ssnford. Fie.: M arch 3| w \ :s I' SOUTH ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS For Information, Rates and Reservations set* ihnuest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent I3B W at Bar S t JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA : �>rawVfa .. * v • ‘ ' ì .t T: ■ 1 MfcreH 5, 1912 |» f ’ ft*« oturnun tiM titn T ltt SANFORD HERALD • . I [• - Sanford M usic Club Plrmury fle c tio n Call le c tu r e Tonight 1 be Sanford Mutic Club heid their rogMr*. May Wood Symons of Girard. Kan­ ■title, [ternuctsite ^Voters ut the Sn- ml Cun District ■■<Fluids ular meeting at the studio of Mrs. Fannie sas will address the people o! Sanford nrrMtonat ' Tbe CampsWn Oiannlllee a# the Orm»« T»lW; a.L C.__ I I*. .. >M ...U.ial IH.hLrstlr iI of Munson Saturday afternoon. .Mrs. Geo. und vicinity at the Congregational church ihe Sitile ni Fioritili, hrrrby (Iwi oober »• fallow» L Hoy, leader. The topic for itudy wo* tonight on Sacini Problems Mrs. Symons First A (trimnry rln-lfon (or lite tuwnln«ll<tn the ¿feat composer Von Weber, and hit Is an eloquent speaker and |irra-nt* her 1 ...... '«ntrcssaf the United Slsle* cause in a mumier dial is must convlnc- will be held on the .tiithdsynl At-rll A l> IB'li compositions. ■n.t Th« „.„in., __ . , Second Should there be a (allure In the etrcil.ii The ■ninute* of the lust meeting were ini! I hr lecture tonight promises to be ’lenite rumination «>f» llenv<crnile 'i.rulM-tir for well attended mi l every one who wishes IVwOress the S*U District.m Met read by Mn Hoy, ns the secretary. Mr*. IrrMUif from Unllul Slain u *m»«n1Uie| rIni «r>O* »*1il1l Ernest Tolar was unable to attend. Mr*. to bear alioul Snciulisiii siiould attend. 1« h»Ul ■« the 2Htb .In» ui Ma» A l> IB'.' Tt.. ,, | i , , lltlrl Ane|,.n.iti ui a n,« |S-muci«ii< Cun Martin the president. ~requested Miss the »III II admission fee of nftacn cems rammlttr- f.ir. .to ,j,.irki will !«■ Mil •" *"■nf3i’lh ■,( April(run A e««ii I». I *ia to I»in - '«ni Carrie Lovell, to act as secretnry for the » cliurged b* defray Ihe travelling** es- nini onedor inmiler conni* »aid Aiitrirl is {r HtukFfi hi thr dfitiK fitk >"(»-f» *»f In'iiM-k of Mn». S ymon»» meeting. i**h niunty rr«|ws»tvrl» 's m it h T h r in k s g id e f lllllg I h r S t a i r l'n it it f » A very entertaining progrnm had born M*i<1e ii Dir eel ai •I r f f j i m ,iv ^ f i d i m i » I v i I n t h ' f W -m u r i t H S fif * prepared by Mr*. Hoy, the first paper of r*s*u«yittrr mi tlir phvtii»ff> rWlMi •»* Korrem l.akr Ima friurnetl from I • n * » « isii.fr- f«Finii...... ix ( t#fiKir * » ** 1- r f r n i-L-ll* » h k n u d im *» which was given by Mrs. F. L. Woodrutf. *»i'11 M-*-i ihi i«w|Mininn it* ’f th)• »*»<*•»» J ; m k s u tiiv illr . w lti* r r lit" I ii i i i i v i on the "Life and Works" of Von Weber, •soaumVr the ui (In* litr.irtl National Hank nini w«i filili Any tohl(<* tirili«aliti l«r»M The second paper “His Personality and ry lr#»»l quAliOr.itiun» fur Kri«rr*ent4t)ve intuì«' n director in (hut Kr<*nt Imnkintf in* ••lite C«fdnti of thr* Unite*«! butr» imm inkl Influence.“ was prepared by Mrs. D. G. •ti tut ion f wo tii ht-r Orando county citi* dkirìct. «ii«y br\*mir a (todidilF for, tot nomi* Wagner bqt was read* by her daughter. in tuÏ4 prlmtirv HchtiIimi. W filimi wiili ihr zeus were nhu imi tie director^» Mayor tiwilrm.ui «*1 ihn* tuniniltirr >li* Ihm (i L; Miss Mnud-Alice, as Mrs. Wagner was Al rofiWfidfnn FUirjkJn ui* ttf.Uft.fr ihr Reynolds inni finn M I) Dvi^mrefl of Or­ Iti «lily of Miifclt A 0 IÌIl5 a «filtrn (Iitpflirof dl. Roth o f.tb e fine pa|iers were very n* r r q O Ì r r s I h y I n « *tf h i« ptirp**«*' k » h r «tjg h t n fw lllando (l 4 t< . who ,|| ft riti III«iti «h sii t" hy !i|lft •sii»! much enjoyed •~ M ie H e it f il N t i In flu ì ia h m h li n d ii l i l f r r t i itusll In- rntXliipniiktl «tlf» Thftr* tltmilrrsl timi Mrs. O. W Brady and Miss Olive Mill, f «hI«<*»( V>»*fltv Hvf.hilUr* ns nit «ikérivmrni In nul ili *M*1r> (»« u lilind n in i n ottn *»f d ir I H f a f U » 4 M J V ' I I M ' * t^f Fi.yh t II t «f * n h l ( " f i n t i t i t riti gave a delightful violin and piano *«*Jecd tn w trikl f II a ! i l n i UHI* ili iti#* s.u itl» Ih. l'-r (||. (Ili• | «Ulr 'tn Ih *- ( t ion. •'Allegro" from Mo/art Aixutn *... *i«f11 1. ^t*h k * '|t M g l i s s i ' H t a l 1 «M i mi pained by Miss Florence Frank. Miss t. t Logglus al S olitolo {t HI» •4S«*Taaitw~ni irrt *'. »Il '»*I«• »ist•I* » r un tfte* fill'd fu Ihl* fr>|si M«• I Mabel-Bowler sang. "Spring has Come. Jm ksuli» die Ilo M.Uil( I —t A ( l td- l|,r i’im m "Seinermnlde’' one of Rossini's line pm no gili» |*e>ildi-ii( uf tlu- M ( l < '* I fi ß 111% ( u . S* V **f» t h T il t •f s i n h r i r duetts was charmingly rendered hy Mm ucwmi(utluci l>) Mi- i uggiu» .imi S 'l « ili m «tur D L Thrasher and Miss Florence Frank. Free. tlie company s Monda »ole» molit,,Vr.il.mr ,n uiulei , nml............. ’ Ordrmt arai hv vlrtue >0, Ihe The abort discussion on Von Weber nod agri retar ned frulli Ilo* f I«l I IIU«I Ifils pm.-r yi«en •■• un.irr ’h^ Wiw .m! rat*-» of Itu *IV * Ills works, with nn Incldeiual ronitKirlso'i. «ppl ni Ilir OttMIll'lrr thl- '•• -1t M »i1,wr[» 11 II. vf Italian. French and German tqx*rn. wit» tirniMuIs much enjoyed hy the club, afier ilie con­ ih o fiH id lily e iiju v n l Uu tt i» in H o fM lii àhd A n m , ,. Jf-.ii llr r t « Sr clusion of the musical purt of the prngioin I m i ) (he p li iMir»* >•! m r e lln i; ni«»i»> “ i U lf A line attendance of the club and iwn N otine o f liitrnlloii lo Appi) tur t r i viatiur» were present After (lie calling of ihe roll hy thu secretary pro lent ii te r» P a lm i V « t H -r l a h r f t -h y M ia i T h r j i n l * *l | g n r «1 « i l i new name wus given f<H membrrsliip r l u t i ) * ( s o v r r n o f u l U t» » I g l r i*i M u r n l a ut Siimi |»"| S: ami oiler Ihe announcement by tlir Ialjahu«»«r iki*thr 2Hlh tlny uf Manli A I> 111)2 1.« 1.33 m in fu i I n t r r * t m r n f * if ¥ n f H > f ¿ 1 1 1 1 4 I h i v n i l unfrt*1ÌM«t \t 1 2.7 »1 III (•resident of the concert to Iw given at , No ii t k a n y t ji u i r f ( I m* fo llu N stn jt t lu if f r r 11 13 n lb i'f mu r***n 1 1 1 1 3 II Ih M ih l* 2-Ini i)«i >4 Frhfi$i»ry, I I I !2 ffie Auditorium of the School House by | No j ( llUfHlMi I N H i, 2 .» .» (» in l 3.» 1»ii> t'be Metropolitan Concert Company nf N 1 No J amu C Huiimi I s »Sigilli, L*S 'J (III |>in Y, the club took up their chorus work No 2b Fkh) A HrTM»4iA,.J s d i ni imi vi’ jaiiF» A Ci HHilti I. S with their leader Mrs. Geo. I_ Hoy p 1 i / i i • t * « n r w « tid É f A N t l.v 2 2l> .t ui S3 Al 2 ill ft III Htr uIni«T*tii!Pwi aa>uMiiilr lldlfiit ht * miti l*r '• 2.23 |>m | t«mmunorinateti In purvuiitior uf (he ln%>»of l W if H'J ’• 2.03 p hi s tro n g fo r B ase Ball Team w!o « lih U h* rh artrr hrryln t r i (ofth ii 25 p in * ! IIS (I III H f. I Th«* im iti* nf ihe rftr\K>ri(lua «hall 1»* ()uvnf Every one who has been approached t.nfix Ofui f .»tn|>any wMth II• p-runtimi pl«urf*l H211 II III l(•uviti* 2'.l 'il JiM'iujayllIp. [h iv a l esntfif» H yru l i ">i the question of a ball team for 1912 am i wtih tuchofhrr pineta uf lwi»tnr#« in FlofWlft iinascii u srtm» evinced great Interest and Ed Rourke whrir nt irtiir Iw hwAfrwl Ìnm» unir lo I r 111>y A S i I V l m i t i i i i i j - S it -f.« • i«ie« liuil he will be ntile to m ite Inr .ti u à tu re o f Mi i ween $|§l) and $200 j>rr mumli from P mi N n 24 l.k 2 I . (> in o I* l i K t i» -i f a i '* a» follo** a Kiwi ■I**a liti* hi • liu<e»«flh rtlt‘1 M*g*i»l tt ilif o U hm I* i- r r a t n ir g — N u 21 \ r I I ¿N i now until the season opens, which will •| e l k : a l i s » i ti » lu i I g i l e f ) g a l l i m p l h ) j-iia j i ' t* u rr •* --f d i i t i l a •««!« n a i a ( • t i it l' f in - (— u Dp-p l i r i ani •tlf *uai im n l iiiinas mean a good nucleus in the tren»ury lor 22. I.» f i.1à p lu Dvriilu— .\r lu 30 II III l.v 3 (HI p III. »11 lb«- »uin.llr» («-lU m iinl tu U m- « tu rrm rn li’wwl lumi, u tu a.lnt>U«li rwit «»nlrn'i. irinuiunu the manager to go right to work. The 5 »n.1 ilo • trarrai ratrrtaX bu*Ineu In all II» season of 1912 promise* a bright outlook !brant:br». lu buy, seti. rourWsilc. bypulbleste rr«l [ ralDlr Murk», toads »ml debenture» lo torruw for a winning team and from all Indica­ money ..c «.-curltir» held bv Ihr corporsllun «n<t to tions the people will have the pleasure of loan tiHM iry '»<iMcuillies oftiwriFfi ibflrff I Tbr ululami of ra u lls l k of tills ivrp o la enjoying some tine games during tUfL,<m »ti«ll Iw T» r in > liv e V b in iis a d Pollai» l J2.”i (U lm .li.tilra l mio I» » U ly U v e Ifim ilin l ( 2.5 00 1 •urmner months. Mr. Rourke t* making «liiirr» al llir|>S f «alur ut I r l i I » illiir. I i UM t»*i « h o ir \ II or any pan ul >br is p its l » u rk may I * • thorough canvass of the city uitd a*. I . » , r ,l lu ll. ,.>»»<1 an i null a»»r«»al.lr tot . aih or l>ects every one who can do so to give n pr«»»*rr » lui»» I» u r . » ! 1. . «t a )o»t ■aloal »><• •*• Iw f, , ,.1 I,, t |,r U ,»|.| ut ilnw% i n t • •mall sum each month I Tlu- >f|«uatioo »fisti e»l*l iw*i«iu»M» Luning Tn* ii.ioe*» ul il>l* r,,fi« a a llu n .Ita li i« \ n,aiia«,«l l>, a yrraalrin a •»• iwr«ideili a «r. r. lari amt ■Ora,urei Tlirrr »ball I* ti» Ir»« llian l),r,-r >licorelluiirdlfleeli ibrerlot» twoufllrr» in», le- lirici lif Ibe «aule prr»oo The tirai,allliual inr-rllll|ì o( Iti!»rmpaatkwi lo» Ibe rler-ibaf ut o< Inn« and *U,b ulhet bu»lor»» a» may corni* lietorr Ilie ■•«ni »hall he bald vo Ibe 28tb day of Marrti IBI2 Tbr nfTW-rr» wba «re lo conduct Ibe adalr» ol ibi* orni»vallon until ibeJt »ua-essnrs srr Herl 1 r « l a iw l i j u a l l b r d a r e jiao C II»«tome Freildent » jj.»ahi I. S»m«. Secterary bui A Kiiw ». Vire Pie» J.«!> M Uukaon. Tre«»urei V»ho «re ale» li»ari a» irmtmrary ilireciof» u Itir bnhr»i amouOI tillbdetitnlne«« lo »ba h j ibi» t or|»f aliali »hall »ulijrvt llseli »hall not e» I « m i th r rnpltsl aluck ! 7 The name« and add reose» of the »u tm rllw r. • ami Ihr »minier ol «h«rr» »ulmrlted by them ut» i .... toll.iw« jauir» (' llarlliotf. TOOSharr. tdwurd I 300 H Snellii KHI .Share. «--1 A K r ,bncibl« h jtr » A ll »Sk ir r » and James M ( u iiim m » .TOO k.of .'oakann.Ills, lluval Cuuniy FlurIda Wllliru »«e« 'and. and «cali ibi»uuaC day ol IU 12 Ibm««» >J!WA«> J Ssii" Tmi A ViyWH»“ Aviator F alls Again Avmtor King, in attem pting to make a flight from the Fnir • Ground* yesterday afternoon, fell from n height of forty feet, and nnnowry nclkped fatal injury. He was picked up unconscious and hurried to t)r. Christ's sanitarium. The plane was wrecked. Mr. King remained in Orlando after the Fair for the purpose of giving a num­ ber uf exhibition flights from the Fair Grounds, his intention being to charge admission to the grounds. He has been »t work continiiomly since the Fair, re­ pairing his 'plane which was considerably damaged os a result of a fall during the Fair exhibitions.—Reporter-Star I « H » M t ’l « « IV .Maim ««t I b>rida S ew ing Circle Tbe Sewing Circle was enteriainiwl by, the Misses Crux end Brain at the re st-j denceof Mr*. W. T. Johns Thursday ev e n -1 ing. Tbe circle had a very pletmsnt social evening together in the enjoyment of Candidate to Succood their pretty fancy work. The sewing wns Himsolf. laid aside later In the evening when the ru««e.5tM «!• delicious refreshm ents were served. Was appointed T re a su re r by Ihe M lue* Crux and Brain's guests were the G overnor solely upon h is m e rit. Misses Emma an d Estelle Beard. Mary Was n o t art applicant a n d no one FLOWC.ifS — PLANT.S — B tl BS and Carrie Ensmingcr. Lillian Gibeon, ask e d fo r h is appointm ent. Margaret Roberto, Miss Hood. Mesdames P rü ft T re«» • « * N u r s e r y « lo c k IB A SAFE, C A R E F U L AND W. E.» AHousholder. J . . C. Bennett, W. T. — — » ' “ » as » ^ V • P R A C TIC A L B U S IN E S S MAN L . H. T E M P L E By re ta in in g him as S ta te T reasurer you g u a ra n te e the s a fe ty of th r Nolle« to Public P hone IM l i t n und Oak Avr Ity Taxes S ta te 's funds and a th o ro u g h , capa Side of ble ad m in istratio n o f th e office. Special OfTering in Ferns. Sanford. State Treasurer EËir * II s£t- ty «S J lo .a l |! Comi I «V *3 .Wl»«l|jn a Noia/v Public in and (ol ibr Stnir a«ndniunly afaretskl Only aulhurlred to lake ( ackn» wM|tmrali<il »lr«*l* hereby crtllf. Ibal on ; On* .. *7 «Atu»-afrd twfore u»c. Join« » C lla/tleill ' bl»«i * l Vallili. Fred A Reynold» and Jamr» M Cumin »->» Laili lo otA koo*n lo he Ibe palile» | linciti» »< as ami wb»> eseailed the furrtoimi artlrl»-» »i Interpolation «(M then and there before uieackj *«Vc«Ued bis «IJtnstMre to »sine Vsime«, ray hand w*4 aeal thU 22nd <fay uf Feb IUI (SealI* u 0. 8i»»«nw. My com ■ImIsji ripirra Jen 1ft. IBin -t ■ .* 3 ? CARY D. LANDIS C A N D ID A TE FOR ST A T E ATTORNEY Seventh Judicial Circuit To The Democratic Voters Of the 19th Senatorial District The Democratic Kxecuilve Coinmillec of Orange Comity has put the Senatorial claim* in tht* projier liy^ht in the resolution*! (irintnl Ih*Iow Ii will not endorse any candidnte who must tie voted for by yuu In ihin the r<iininiuet> is rifllil Kndorsement •if midi cnniliiJati'* is your lniHincs.s pm losively I ask your care­ ful criiistilcrMtiiiii okI it you tlnnk I ran best nerve the tlinlnct to 'ii"toinufe hip O ! urns rt b|M*clfully LOUIS fJ MASSEY Resolutions of Democratic Eiecutive' Committee of Orange County. Wiir.KF.A\ tm Jimuury 2«. i:>12, the Difimx'riitic Executive Committec of (>siM|lfi ('utility, try resolution, called to the attention*6T ’ tile j»o*Hl Denioernts of Urnnjie County an allet{e<i agreement or custom of dividing t tie Senatorship of the liUh District ctiually iK'tween the two counties, and expressed flic belief that tho patriots of Orange county democracy would not eufTer this cause to t*e broken at the present time and then proceeded to endorse a candidate for Senator 'Therefore, be it . A ™ * Rksoi vf.ii, by the lk'mocratie Executive Committee of Orange County, assembled February 17, 1012. ' - ■ I Tliat this committee knows of no agreement or custom by any competent authority by which the term s of the senators front this district must be equally divided between Orange and Osceola counties. The equal term given to tlie last senator from Osceola county was because of the services und record of Senator C. A. Carson and, Iteing personal to him, is not to be construed os an admission hy the Orange County democracy that the senatorial term s are to alternate equally without regufd to the merits of the candidates. .« 2. That in the opinion of this committee, the democratic voters of the 19th district should elect their senator according to their cstimute of the fitness of the respective candidates. 3. That tho democratic voters of the district will nominate a candidate for Senator in a priinnry held in this county regardless of place of residence under the auspices of this committee, which is the judge of thu returns in this county It would therefore, be improper for this committee, under such circumstances, to endorse any candidate.. ’ ■ »• i . 1", 14 ■ti * 4 iv f. .•* »■- , . r ,. ■ H H H ■\ f ■■ - ..»-} r -1 ' i ’ « ' -v E * . , r, b i - ! - H H I via jV S I •• . «»iy,« 'ik �. • '^T^r > **• •**•* £Y,\, • *W "> p r —.v -,. m — 53T b THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD. HERALD U ' * • v * n o w JF* ' Every Tueeday and Friday Morning Dr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ¡i B > R. J. ItULLY. Editor W. M. MAY«». Butines» Manager S u b .cr Iptlen Price, » 2 .0 0 t Year In Advane» Delivered la ÜM Clir by center 12.00 per year In advance or 20« pet month. Permeo la In ad* ance moat be made at office. Enured aa eecond-daaa mall matter August 22nd 1008. at Ih» Poetofflee at Sanford. Florida, andar Act of March 3rd. 1870. flS lr ii Office la Herald Build Ins L Telephone No. Mb We wish the Kissimmee [tapers would g«t our name rittit. The men who cannot pots the time •w ap in Salford this week ought to buy a Waierbury watch and give it to one of his frieoda. Sanford promise« to have a busy time this week with a medicine show, carnival and moving pictures and other attractions •11 going on at one time. t I f :■! f t 1 i JV f' H w S i| W Sf n B r ^ • ¡fff* lfc.% BEACHAM r0R CONGRESS Hon. Braxton Beacham la making a quiet, unostentations campaign for Con­ gressman a t Large. He It not making •n y charge* against his opponents and having a clean record is not forced to defend iL Claude L’Engte of Dixie and. Albert Williamson of the Floridian, both of them candidate« for Congress, are busy showing up the records of their opponents and are forc&i to acknowledge that Mr. Beacham is a successful busi­ :. ness m an and they know of no valid reason why he should not be elected to Congress, ■The w ont they can aay of turn is that he has never served the peoVJ H V SW AW W AW AW W W VW tW ; ..... PO LIT ICA L.... A N N O U N C E M E N TS 'k* F or County T reasu rer DISTRIBUTORS . Tor Sheriff James A. Kirkwood announces bit candidacy for re-elect too to the office of Sheriff of Orange county subject to the decision of the Democratic primary to be held on April 30. 1012. For County C om m issioner *• r u n Wû ■- ’r * ^ FOR Steinway & Sons . Mehlin Behr Bros. - Mathushek “Crown"Story &. Chirk Kohler &. Campbell. - Haines Bros, and Fischer I ara a candidala lot the office of Treasurer ot Or­ ange county subject lo the action ot the Demo­ crat)« primary to be beki April 30. 1912. Your support will be appreciated. I‘Metre T. Strums. Legislature frum Orante couaty sublen tolbederisian of thè Democrstlc prlraerr held Aprii 30tb. Havlng eerred thè peopie of die couaty far trae temi In ibis office glvee me thè benefit of experienee as « leglalator and thè knowledge acquimi hy thlx servire gtvei me e bctteropportunlty tu worx far my ooeisUtuency dsrlnf snaeher terra in thè te g b is lln . h v n '1 l u e If your dealer W W W W r tY « ..V ,i Tu the Drraucretk: Voters of Otsn*e County: 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the of « of County Treasurer, tn asili our (up| Ln i he turning primary elect km fui ■ very port ant place, which u to be (1 ven to soma one by the Democratic voters of this county, and If you. u n see your s>a. ay rtear to boanr me with thl I promise you that I wdl at all times and ui circumstances strictly |uard your Inleresla so far tours vert ry truly, . as lies In roy.power J. It Tirant. I will be a caadid ate for re-election to the office Il svin i served on« terra as a member of ih» of County Commissioner of Orange Couaty subject County School Board I wtlibe a candidato for reDemo««tic Primary held •)«ct)on to lb* offica from Dlstiic^No I. “ w i u n i i î *jîv s h in g l e s Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. To the Democratic Vetera of Orange County: I hereby announce that I am a candidata befare the approaching primary for member Leglsl »ember of the L»eDlure ■ Irrora this ciaintt. If elected l-witi repreeent ed 1-wUl To The V o ters o r O range And Osceola you abty and honestly and will endeavor to return . C ounties * , to you a record That will meet with your hearty I hereby announce that I i q i candidate far re- approval. Respectfully. election as Senator from tba tilth DU'jlet, subject ____________ Gaaxufux. Jt. to tb* action of lb» Democratic Primary. I thaak you tiocerrly for your support tn ihe post, sod If For Representative tn the Legislature of the you »pprora my l«*islative record. I respectfully state of Florida, for Orange county. soilriyrour support Main Sauvu. A R esina Loca C. U ax. it —" * For County S chool Boord T Dyal-Upchurch Building, Jacksonville, Florida - . A N 0 Sì AND - s The Autopiaiioji Send fo r C atalogues, P rice s and T e r m s ¡J> Jo h n A. Cunningham? J A C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A < «fe Y ou ’ll Find it Ensy to prepare dclicKitik m u ic . -, ,, i.e11< e tc. if you gel your Mip, ,e-t, ¡tin grocery For nil our *ui dainties arc fresh and ■ ' M■ m j no stale foods which nob. H ’■>» well but only the fn-sluM ' ' trial order will benefit us both PAY C ASH and SAVE MONEY Peoples Cash (irocery On« I*o»tf I in* i nf F f Ir&t S t r e e t t ■ ’* s8*nI•• r«1 I lurid* Wc D raw y o u r A ltniH oii Tb thffl Inet (hat ihe juii*- ul I itm laitds i* o» tiio ri*e t oiiv ■lin-oll) those who lnty naw will most benefit, l( ynn l>■ »nving yotir mnnr> (•> farm In ml» w«' nriviv,- \ ■> now Even if ymt Im1 1 1 etlOUgh 1t will |Ht) >"ti i üotne and Itnve a tnl» v»,11 will he dccidedly to yotir i HüWAKD-PACKARU I \>> Sanfnrd, Florida R Y S P E N C E Eggs for Hatching 4 M O U L D IN G LATHS LUM BER Sanford starts her baseball work today and what Is more, those invincible celery A CITY’S MOST DEADLY PAHASIIE growers intend to show ail Florida what t am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of OrIn Saturday's Evening Record was pub­ • oge county subject to the decision of the D n a the national game really is.—Miami lished a communication disclosing a most crslJc primary u> tw held April 30. 1912. Haying Metropolis. served in the capacity of deputy sheriff of the undesirable state of affairs in regard to m inty fur a number of yeara and being familiar the selling of real estate. Full proof was lib the duties of the tame I feel that I ean leave I be question of my ability entirely lo the voters of ‘'Tampa Gets L o tar Gas Rate" Is the given that there are some people in the Orange county Cilu M Hast) headline in the Tamp« Tribune. “Gaines­ Ancient City—a very few. the Evening ville Gets Lower Light Rate" isa headline Record hope*—who do-all possible to dis­ t «Uh to announce to the voters of Orange that I wilt be a candidate far the office of In Gainesville Sun. What does Sanford courage Investors and desirable citizens. County, Sheriff for the *ikl county, subject to (he primary lobe held April 30th 1012. And pledge myself <«! ' Nearly every real estate man in the to carry out the taw witbout fear nr favor lo any one. and special privileges to none. I respectfully city has passed through the experience— * Rrapertfiilly, The high prices being paid for celery practically closed a deal, and then lost it ask your support, * J'hauti Kcm, • and lettuce are bringing new people to because the would-be purchaser has been Sanford every doy. This section can told that the property wasn't worth any­ f o r Tax A ssesso r I announce my candidacy foew^election to the show the real goods. Other sections hnve thing and that the town is going to the office of Tas Asseasor of Orange mjnty subject Io not proved lo be "Just os good." the decision of the Democratic primary to tw held everlasting bow-wow* next week or on April tilth. 1912 Asrmrs Herr sometime. Orlando has Just had all noses counted. Tile few people to blame for tills are For County Sollcltfir There were 7.191. When ,1 was over the most deadly parasites that any city there they told me they always hod 5.000 can have Even ns a parasite »ups the To (lie Democratic Voters of Orange County I hereby announce my candidacy (or re appuinl visitors. Third class in arithmetic please life of a valuable fruit tree so docs a per­ mrnt to the office ol county solicitor of Ornnge county, to the coming Democratic pri­ stand and tell me precisely the population son of character sap the life of a city, maries. subject Shoolil I be so fortunate aa to secure rec of Orlando nt normal tid e —Palm Beach stunting and killing if permit ted to go nmreendation for re appointment h>r ano' bet term of office. It will tw rny earnest endeavor at all Counly. * tlmPs to perform the duties Incumbent u(vm me, unchecked falttifully and fearlessly to the Iwst uf my ability Orn A Dr Conti, The man who knocks his home city to Counts Solicitor Hon. Arthur E. Donrgan of Kissimmee, the would-be newcomer is the »nine one candidate for senator from Osceola and who howls against paying Ids taxes, who To lb# Démocratie Voten ol Ornóte Counly Orange counties will receive a good sup­ is always "ngiiT the government." State I hereby announce thiit 1 am a rafuHdilq for I he office of Coun ly Solicitor m h jccf to t h e ectimi port in this section for two good reasons county or national, who might u« well ol th e DrwfB^etk* P rim ary am! r r t p c r t f u l l y a«k He Is qualified to hold the position and live at the north pole for all he is able to fut fiMj'f •m»|nrt W F. Sus** be is entitled lo the office because Or­ know that the sun is shinning and that ange county has held the office for the life Is worth living in Florida and St. f or Tax C ollector full time limit und Osceola counly should Augustine. I heart,, »jiiHMirK-e ra t te ll ai cauti kit»tn for r r elect jod tu the office “ < uf Tax (’ski# - »*:| t I t f Or AO*2« have It this lime. He is a deadly parasite. County, iufotggf tabjrtfHi *»» Ihe Urmomittr Primarr If elected I i>lrjfr _ to *uu my_ faiUiful _/ nerviee ai I He Is the king of pessimists h«ve endeavored to give in ih« past QUID STORAGE AGAIN No one knows what hnpplness and joy W F* M*mw The Herald again calls attention to the of life is unless he Is nn optimist. question of a cold storage plant to be Optimism is contagious. It is positive For County Judge erected In Sanford. The Idea has never Inoculation ngnlnst pessimism I herebv «nominee my candkUcy for re-elec!ton to the puilltun of County Judge of Ornngr Counly, received serious consideration and the Optimists—boosters—are what St. Au­ »ubjevl tu th*- it ne* ton of the Ltemoerotlc primary to b* held on April 30. 1912 growers ought to think enough about gustine needs. W i u j . m M*»nv their own business to look Inti* the m at­ The more optimism, the. more boosting— t hereby «tux,once iii,*rl( a candidale Ine ,e ter and give n „ fair trial. The v e g e ­ the greairr and inure |Mn»|>eri>u» will out vpputnirneni tn the offi>e Judie of the Criminal table season is almost at Its height and city b e —St. Augustine Record Court of Record tubimi lu the ottico of the tirinoerotic I‘m:i.,r> a few crates of celery and lettuce could T Pktium W in,*, be put on storage now and left for thirty M issionary S ociety M eets l or S ta te A ttorney or sixty days and then shipped north The Missionary Society of tho Presbythe Demarratte Voters of the Seventh Judicial Just to try out the feasibility’ of the idea. tcrian.churcli held their regular meeting TbCircuit of florid»: I hereby announce thst I am n candidate fur tcIf it Is good we can hdopt it another Monday afternoon at the residence of •ppulntmrnt a» Stsle Attorney for IImi Seventh year, if bad discard it. Mrs. O B. Singletary. After the regular judkiol Circuit of florid*, auhject to the m l ion of ■he IVnurrnllc prlmnrlrt In April, 1912 basilic»» hail been attended to the elec­ Yuu have honored me with this office and I have to dewtvr your confidence In me hy tion of officers followed. The members eodeavnrml DOS'! DELAY ItlC CAME Joint my duty to the Iwtt nf my ability The Herald la not In favor of the state then enjoyed a social half hour together It reappnlnlml I plmiie yim 10 do all In in, to uphold law mid order in our circuit, with executive committee holding another and the dainty refreshments served by pnurr prejudice 'i, none and with ini,nrt, to *Ji Ttia nLin l you for pJti Slndne* rrtpvcf fully meeting to change the date of the (wtrnnry the bastes» i l l jrrtur support ti^arn In order that a few dilatory voters can igBH C Juho. Sime Att irnry hove thirty days longer to pay their poll FREE FREE lux. They have been importuned hy the FRi:E f o r S uperintendent of Public Instruc newspapers, by circulars, by personal of­ Uncle Sam delivers th e malt a t your tlon ficials and by word of mouth to pay their d o o r—Free. To the Voters of Orsnte ¿aunty: 1 hereby announce thst I am » candidate for Ihe poll tax by March 9th. and if any of them W. W. A bernathy wi.l furnish th e office of County Suiwrtniendent o f Public Instruc­ tion to siHxeed myself, subject to. the action of the have failed to do so they are not good le t t e r box to receive som e by culling approochiox Democratic primary. citizens and have not the welfare of the u t h is s t o r e —Free. I feel that I am peculiarly fitted for thia office by educational qu.hlkatiott; and by experience in nation nt heart. If there is u voter today roanaxeturnt of xroall and large schools, and in dealing with teachers, hy natural temperament and who cannot offórd to pay his poll taz love for the work and hy familiarity with the de­ what good will thirty (toys’ extension of tails and the general demnndx of the office aoqulred dutini ray Present Incumbency. If elected to the time do hlmf At the end of thirty days office the educatl ucatkmsl Interests oft be county wlU te upon my ny heart, and I will eodca endeavor In every Way to he will be in the same financial condi­ Get the White Wing strain winners at be faithful to the trust Imposed tion. and the easiest way out is to mar­ I F. MtKixMM. Orange county fair. Single Comb White shal all the voters at once, make a canLeghorns, Single Comb Rhodo Island For Clerk Circuit C ourt v*»8. tell the delinquents once more about Reds, Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for announce rayy candida candidacy for the position of the necessity of paying now. and then of the Circuit Court of Orange _ subject hatching and stock for sale. Orders Clrtl lo the decision of the B Democratic e' ange county primary to be leave them to thei» fate. It Is a poor held on April 30, 1912. Having served the counts booked for baby chicks and ducklings. man indeed who must wait thirty days in this capacity for a number of «cara 1 again ask the suffrage of the people tty past record Is looger to scrape up a dollar. Get over WHITE WING POULTRY FARM for my best rprummmdstkton. with the agony ond save the candidates H. M. Rossakm W. J. WILSON, P ro p rie to r the unnecessary expense of a larger can% F or S ta te L egislature » 88. Pay your poll tax now and get It I wtll be ■ candidale far re-eiectkm tu thè State Sanford . Florida out of the way. r* I m pie and they strain theratelues trying to shos what they have done and how much the people owe them. . Deacharn makes the race from the common people's standpoint. He i* not a lawyer, not an editor, not a politician. The people owe him nothing and he comes before them with the solid plat­ form of Good R-mds and Better Trans­ portation Facilities for Florida. The peo pie can easily digest the few facts in­ culcated in Beucham'a platform. He needs no organ to play hig songs of what he has accomplished. His success in life from a poor Georgia cracker to the pinnacle which he has attained stamps him a inan of good business Judgment and fully capahl ■ of handling (be peo­ ple's business nt the nation's capital. He is fully callable of fighting the peo­ ple's. battles because he has always been one of them and has successfully fought his own. While we all agree with the editors that they have proved themselves champions of the right we do not agree on the point that the stale owes them nn office for this work or that they could do any more for interior Florida than Beacham who wants good roads and more navigable straam s and better trans­ portation facilities. March 5, I9J2 Only exclusive Baker in ihe city. All mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery. 8 P E N C E R '8 BREAD H A N D L E D by all F IR S T C L A S S G R O C E R S .________ Special O rder» Pilled Prom ptly______ We Make Everything Known to the Tratlc • P H O N E 1 0 6 .’ NO. I l l PAIIK AVENUE. DRAUCHI)ITS = — PRACTICAL Corner Main and M onroe,.Jacksonville. Branch of the i ’.Ri \ ■Li'T system of Business Colleges in the W orld—22 years' succcv«, i.id.vOO graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors. ContfJCi** k,,vfrt to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D M O N EY I i i r*d by more Florida and* Georgia B ankers and other business men than A LL O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges combit (I W * also t<y»ch BY M A IL. C atalogue F R E E . • A. H. JAMES, Manager, J a c k s o n v ille . Ha- Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reagdin w '• ,J<*r -- .. • •f-- .w - �m m m m m s~. K P »• - - H V ÎK-V TV?’* ! ■ March 5, 1912 g» >2SS U,«.* fï**- I S .. THF SANTORD HERALD ; . - WANTS Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf | Do you need shoes’ Get them at re- l duced prices at Woodruff a Pt-tf F. L. WoodntfT is going to move Spec* All Local A dvertisem ent* Under This lal prices on shoe*. <8-if Heading. Three C rnts a t ins Loch Issue From 'Mitchell Big Six" some time tluniiR Have you tried the Sirrlur Housef 1th Wanted—To cash rent, for next season, and Palmettu If not get a meal ticket j about 5 acres of tiled land Give locu­ Thursday nijilu or Friday from OVh^RLAND tion. price etc H<A 1U7G jti-3tp 3ttf E. T. WoodrulT has been In Washington liARAGK Any information rejturdinR (Ins Seat Good Din nee fur Grnrral Mechanic—I Don t buy shoes until you have seen this week on business. wish to srll my business The fix It Shop'' Will l>c Appreciated mid Paid for hy CoL W. L. Palmer of Orlando ia In tbe Woodruffs Special removal prices 28-tf plenty of work all the lime, small amount For a good table and home cooking come of money needed, good reasons for sell­ diy today on legal twaineaa. 50-tf E. W. VAN UUZEN, At Sinford House. to the Si/ntie Hotel for your meal* Rates ing C. A Smith. Ill Sixth St Many Einstein tiaa returned from u (rip Want a loan of $425 on ten acres of $3 per week 24-if to Ida old home In New York. No Question» Will He Asked lufuruutnt. unimproved land kwnied on Beurdult ave­ l)r N. deV. liowurd has returned from nue Improved property surrounds the CoL Andrew Johnaon of Klaalmmee la i9-4t the beach ami can he found at his resi­ land Address Box HG7 In (he d iy today on legnl Imaineaa. for Sale —A pretty Flondu home on dence in the mornings and his office in J, f . McLain and J. L. Kllblo of Gen­ Silver Like (' F Willuime Box 923 the evenings 10-tf Sanford flu . or phone 2UI 33-tf eva were among tbe prominent vieit'ora The Gate City House has hrougllt down Ond of the most suKnhle tracts of land [ to the city yesterday. the high cost of living Only $-10(1 per In Florida, near ihe beautiful Indian River, Don't mlaa Mr». Overman's millinery weeClor the finest table board in the city now o|>eii for sale. If you want good opening Tburadny ond Friday. Mnr 7th land, pretty scenery, health anil comfort, Where yon can Ret the best of everything delivered See Parker '* 28 do not let tills offer slip by Write to J and Htlt. over Yowcll’a »tore. to your door by special messentfer am i on Time 37-tf fi Kent—914 Park avenue. F. Sumlell. Like Mary. Fla Cotta gc for Mlaa Mary Walker vlalted home folks Address Box 8 13, City 14 if You Wunt—Day old chicks from Pot­ WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or yeaterday and returned to her atudiea at For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms. ter's winter layers. R. I Reds or S. 0. Moriitu and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Rollins College this morning. Apply 407 Magnolia for particulars 39-tf White Leghorns. Place your *order. now. E. R. Potter, Sanford. 16-tfc Salt Meats. Fish. Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sau* Don'f miss Mr*. Overman'» millinery I bought five tracts of tine land three sage. opening Thureday and Friday. Mnr. 7th i Millinery Opening years ago. I improved and cultivated and 8th, over Yowell’a store. Mrs J. H. Bruton announce* to the them. Well located. I want one for n Wre are now prepared to j»ive to the trnde our special Mra. 0. W. King relum ed home Fridoy Indies of Sanford and vicinity that on home and trucking. See me for bargain» HOME-MADE CORN BEEF on others. Levi Uinfnnl Just south of afternoon, from her viait of two months Thursday. Friday and Saturday. March 7, Crystal Ice Factory 27-tf Try it—you will be pleased. 8 ond 9th she will have on display at her or more to her parents In Virginia. Hunt forget to ir> the dried chipped millinery parlor* corner of Palmetto and beef— chipped while you wait at VV. W Mr»- M. L Allen ii now well situated In 1S-tf her new millinery parlors In the Rnnd First street one of the lluest lines of Longs grocery spring millinery that ' hu* ever been Ten acres uf good land for »ale at n building, next to Williann & Miltcer. 110 P a rk A venue P h o n e No I shown in Sanford An unusually large bargain. Three acres cleared nml cropNixon Butt has accepted a position jied Inst season All under fence Near stock of the ver> latest styles in trimmed loading station on truAiou line Almost with tbe Gulf Refining Go., of Tampa and huts and pattern!, and the latest designs given hwii) Particulars at Herald will make that city hla future home from the world s best millinery entfmrlums. <lifice N. A. Baumon. representing the Uow'- Kcmemlier the date» and you will receive for Sale—full lilinal English Bull Pup­ .OirVreVn i . . . . . . . , . . • •V . m . m .V .V . u . •W v W re iriW fW A VAV.VfYVAYiVfViVrVWrY ytar. Rubber Co.,-6f Akron, Ohio colled on a wnrm welcome, whether you purchase pies- I’- 0 Box 1183. Sanford. Vick Zor. 11-lRt-p the automobile .trade here yesterday. or not. Your inspect ion of the stock will nonenn. For Sole—Good saddle mare olid driver, Hon. John M. Hlckenloafcr of New York be greatly appreciated. new Rock Hill surrey and new saddle. baa relumed home after spending oeveral Whole outfit will be sold for 5200 half days looking after his property Interests. l’ay Your Poh Jnxcs >ou cash. R .1 Holly. Herald The last legislature pusscd a law mak For Sale—5 acre farm (went) lieuring R. B. Smith left yesterday for Ida homo GENERAL FIRE orange trees. 50 peach trees, also very llig thè generai decitoti law applicatile In in Jacksonville, uftcr a visit here tim ing huge hearing i»etii trey», mi »Iren 5-room hi, vegetable farm in shape fur a spring thè holding ni prnnary rlM n m i In con cottage front mid tun k ¡«ifi lies. faces INSURANCE AGENT seipieiee of ilo* law Satiirda) March atti south tnildeii Like t mile* south east "f crop . wili he thè Inni da) ini wIm li (sili tuie* Sanford; 5 minutes walk tu street mil * Thu West Side Improvement Society wuy. also Uveidn riillmad I me drinking will mret at the Robbins Nest Thursday. otti tic pani tu qtmllfy voters In vate in water, good bathing, lisldng and swim­ SAVrORU. FLORIDA S a tin im i Hank m n. r thè (triliner> un Aprii Utili The generai ming Also acre trait "f the very March 7th at 1 p m Member* pleaae a t ­ elee Unii law provale» litui |wiU tnxe» must best celery and lettuce land, well located tend mile west Cumerun City, less than o he paid un or hefure thè smmd Numida > Mr ii mi Mr*. W H Mashburn nml of thè | itih ceding ninnili in wlm li a gru quarter of mile from Sanford traction children uf Valdosta. Gn. arrived Satur- crai or sj*** ini eie»non i» held II you curhue Lind Ini* a gentle sIt*[•*- from • Jay (ur u visit with their mint Mr*. J K want io vote in thè ninniig llemncraln Nnrili to South f;ri«T *u ttnu will never he any daiigrr id mmihsI l.nul Gimran i Lamg prillino he mire limi you quali!) far suine leeil to get flowing well* on lurid ReaAit Judgr Stringfellow has removed his of­ hy pnying your [sili lux tiefnre thè Utli uf . tumulile price.^ and terni» >>• »mi Iress l«ix 1127 <7it y 2-tf5 fice from (he Hill building to the d iy ball Manli * i-f W II Underwood now h a » u first class and expects to remain there for two yeurs horse diner and him ksimili and i an V o t l c r t u P o llile St feast guarantee alt work of tin» nature Vnor L i t i ! » I* a n d t Iu te n i e VV . l e n i pie are Mrs W Ii Willinm* Das returner) from a l i s e i i l f n i m i l i ) b o t ile w i t h o n i i n y c o n llor»es can he assures) of the best Xmd Lumpkin. Gn . where she went on the sad s e n i a n d 1 w if l n o i Ite r e * | * m * i h l e fnr « n y ol work in (tils line See Underwood MODERN S H O E REPAIR SH O P when your horse needs shoes 15 if (OiMkui of (tie burial of her mother Mrs r le iit s c i i n l r a r t e d hy llie ir i hot Sale— The old Markham farm of A l l W tiR K D O N E BY M F (jifter Irill aiies No reiiMihahle offer refused, j | 2p I t i l i «si i i and satfsfadtriry terms writ tie -given Capt K H Murks is ilitidmg In* tune * kVcathrr Keport One hundred acres are cleared and fenced betwrrn the city halt and hu own ulfice, J Address nil continordcutions to .J f. Har­ Uneettleil eondltlon» imla) Pmhuhte the duties uf treasurer and collector kerpNn Du W.M fu n V ll Dour lot'll) H»*Uur*»l ratti lornnrrow Coldn loinorrow in north ris Sanford Fla Genera! Deliver/P ti 11-c , I, ing him busy cast portino* Moderni« nnrlh easl wlnds 1 I fornlslunl House for Rent —five rooms ‘ » v \ w v v v v v v v v v v w v v v v v \ « A v v » v v v w v v \ w w v vv v w w » » v < w v * » »v » V S » SVV* Mr Marcus C. Fngg. who I* expected to li msi ccler) wi-Mlher and market stendv and hath well Ineuted Vtr» lessie S|wer arrive m the city the latter part of the 7113 Oak A ve Hi tit week will lie the guest of Mr and Mrs. F o r *u i u t e P r lb I I o f f I t la n d e rs. Winn i n i — \ K r i i L v f«*r il in grea i m i i n n n e y D r i n k a B o t t l e of Henrv Wight daring Ids stay In Sanford I , , T1t< I - «rii! I n f o r » ‘ NiHi •C ¡ n u ip ln a m lim k r-l r v r f <itïri **i 1 m i a g e n t Aliti rtHVA IH T i p r m 111*• tT M u r i n e r » * iIn M t - r ip g »,.« l ’ usi e N o v e l l ) 1 .. 11n A4 «1> f la Thr Indies of Sanford are liivilrd to at vv ii.ii<1-*v I If* f r t - ' h »• i* I r f fisti n TI h * 1 i i l l f ’d Hif Jit I1■pi K " ' et ( i n t e n t 1 el Nule trad Mrs Overmans millinery opening unj I mwi I a a n d L»V «“ 1 f lu * lEiIafiilM, « lo n g « l i n I lllM ll! -*s lo t h i d i n g t sé1ftf 1i he» Thursday and Friday, March Hth and 71Is. 1K m pmm f »(f ka t i l e K l H H t i l l l COl nililt-tn h e m m e net». 1 h u n g gle n i IrUMIH •S» at tier millinery parlors over Vowell's 2-l-p in u tiu-untire wunla of the nation, hut selling Ho* 905. Sanford Store Six Room Collage for rent. 3IIH French they have remained true to the Influ­ "l Mrs II. II Deane left for her home in ence to which they wero first sub­ Ave. nrnf corner Third St Inquire next door Jnn D Jinkint Phone 287. 50-4^1 Jacksonville Saturday afternoon, uftcr a jected, and In some respects aro toJut Sub*—I acres sooth of Tower I') G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R visit ol several weeks with tier sister and dttv more Itusslan than American at mile» <*e»t id Hanford on first street Al­ lu art All « if ttieui ate members ot brother » fuanlies. Mrs .1 N Win tiler and so hofM-v wagon and harness will sell M.iioifai tur*-d with pure distilled water—they will («event lllnesa. aid l ’io Kuo.!.>ii church, and all of them at a hurgiiin fall at T ' Magnolia Ave D A Caldwell digestion und give you health have Hii-mlan unman, se Ior t ml for the S anford f l u 5tJ.3tc The Helping Hand Society of the Bap­ most part from among the nohlllt« T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o t t l i n g C o . , S a n f o r d , Fla I i.i S ale— 7 • Rhode Is la n d Red Hen» tist church meets this evening at the I lie U n i t e d S t a t e s g o ) r r l i m e n t h a s III lin e i ra i **1*1 4! ea. ti Eggs for lire 11 h home of Mis* Mmilm fox, curlier Oak nv tills insilili, e lieell a flllthfiU glUirdlllli PiU »■ p.-i lit*' 11 \V ( |m i*et Lo tigw m »' 19 B p enur nml Right!) street A full attend­ <f a primitive people The result Ik flu timi today they are the most high') Sweet iiepi»-r plants (or stile in any ance is desired. ( Ivlltred best clothed, best fed and qunnlllt Phone Niilm (.rave« or see film The members of the Ladies Aid Society 71(1-1f most healthy of ttll the natives of at t)18 Palmetto Ave uf the Baptist church are reminded Hint Fnr Stile—Prize Winnliig Indian Duck Alaska III* no equal fix imshiiu pan. No hutol>u(, juaraultrd ta do all it ia re»emended to monthly meeting will occur Fridny Egg» 52 On I S GilHMiu. R F D Nn .1 .a money refunded. Eilrnial application 6*» cured (.'«were. Rheumatic«., Felona 5t-3l(t , *her noon. 3 o’clock. In the church. A Headache. Poiaon Oak and Diaeaaed Feel Relieve* all (rain when properly applied. Home Influence on Writing*. for Sale —Slightly used 8 horse gasoline full attendance is asked. Compounded .3 year* norr *nd all at* delighted lhai have uaeif it Environment fins been held respon­ engine Box 87 Daytona Bench, Flori­ Rev. Jonas Barclay of Ruharlee. Gu., sible for many human frailties, but It da D i r e c t i o n s : —Salutai* a thick »loth and apply over pain of any kind, remove before Y 5l-3ti. a hlitier* end ,-ontlour lo apply who was a visitor in the city for the past Is only lately that It has had to shoul­ For Rent Part of fiirnlsJied liouse. t»o weeks and who occupied the pulpit der tho blame for poor handwriting modern improvements X Y Z . in care M anufacture^ by J. »S. T H R A S H E R at Lake Mary. 5l-4tp °f the I'reabyterian church two Sahbutlis "Even more than temperament and of Herald ---------- SOLD BY ----------Eggs fnr setting—Wliite Leglmtn. White while here left for his home in Georgia copy books environment Influences a Orpington. Bourbon Red Turkeys. Tur­ child's handwriting," said a handwrit­ Monday. J. G. MARTIN * - • Lake Mary, Flarida ing expert. "If he scon n fashionable keys 25c each Chicken* 52 90 per 15 P- U- Mussetman has so much faith In writing or a clear business hand on Arcady Farm Box 1133, Sanford. Fla ]I x x x v v t u x v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v Y v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v x w v v v v v v v y x v w w w y w W fil Dp Sanford's future that he tins purchased tables und desks at home he will Iml Wanted —A few ttiuusand dollars to two more lots on Palmetto avenue and tale that unconsciously. If only an put into celery and other garden stuff. will erect houses thereon. He already uneducated scrawl meets him there, Sanford district Will ¡iay 7 jx-r cent, for owns several fine houses and has no he. loo, will scrawl, let hla Instruction five years and portion of prutti». secured at school bo ever so thorough.” by five time» the amount In cultivated trouble renting them the year round. land, clear title, all paid P 0. Box Rev. Dr. Minot J. Savage and wife of OF SANFORD, FLA. 1229 51-2tc Friday Dickens' Lucky Day. N«w York, who have been the guests of Wanted—Refrigerntnr for meat market Charles Dickens was not ope of CEO. PgRNALD, Vle*-Pr*e. f . H. RAMÒ. P re s id e n t . 8nt* Sir». Geo. If. Fernald for several iHirposes Flynt and Kehblndpr. Geneva those who are superstitious concern­ B. P. WHITRBR, Asst. Csshl*r f P. P O R t T E R , C a s h ie r *y* will leave today for a visit to sevFlorida •/' 31*4 tc ing Friday. It was on Fridny that points of Interest In Floridla before many of th« good thing» came to him, Only National Bank In Orange County For Sale—A good gentle horse, runMiling for Cuba, where they will enjoy n and It was on th at day that he enter­ uIxhil, canopy top. Inp'iobe. Imrnets. Funds Protoctod by Burglary Insurance j'j'it- It Is quit« probable that Dr. and ed- upon, paid the price and took poa luirse blanket. 5210 00, tt r p * cn»J). Mt^i tcll on accourft ol leaving. L* U- Go*M-1 S a fo ty D o p o s lt B ox»» fo r R a n t * Mn. Savage will also visit Panam a be. session of Gads Hill, tbe one thing rich. Box 868 Snnford.Fla*. hr Route No; I. O R G A N IZE D 1087 r * roturnlng to ihelr home in New York. ho cherished moro than all of hla oth­ Fort Reed 52 4tp „ Savage la a well knows) and eminent er possessions. It was Gads tllll that Indian Runner Dyck CihfS 5J,00 rer 13. ■ho had gaxed upon when a wee bit of $2 00 per 30 Monroe Kgnm<r Duck fnrm. «durian divine. “ a boy, with a hope then giving little U. S. Mikt-scll. Sanford. H«> ' *' 52 if J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Krau» studio Open» signs of. fruition, th a t ho might live For Su)e—Four screen doors, umf nbout Mr. S- Kr»u*, who has taken rooms to own it lorn« d ay; and It was Gads fifteen window screens been used o n e . AQ EN TS ,h°v8 Stockfon'» announces Hurt his new Hill whose walls he covered with mir­ season, whole outfit for 55.00 cash. See R. J. Holly nt Hrrnld office. rors in alm ost O riental magnificent-* »indio I* opeh for business. You are InFor Sale—Egg currier for marketing, or I Jt ; _ _ ! ^ ted to call If jo»t to look around and —Boston Record. c r ry ln s egg. hold, ng 12 doseu. >«iuiro , Q g p | 0 f Q | p j f 0 I n S U r d l l C C •pect tbe »tudio nod work. He is put* 52-3tp Herald Oftlc»T ruth or Rspos* I la » new Upe of kodaks, film» and ODI*« with HOLOIN RIAL RSTATg GO. Fox Rent—Three unfurnished rooms for God offers to «very m»n bis chute* *• All #ork guaranteed to be very light hvusekeeplng. Good location. Ap­ b*two*u tru th and repo**.—Holpb WaJ- AUTO S E A T -S T O L E N i^A Meat Market of Quality^ T. W. . *1 :» r \v ffiS ’l im I BRIGGS T m P. CONNELLY HANSON 'i i S 'fS■ m ELECTRIC MACHINERY J Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid ] FIRST NATIONAL BANK f . E Ao ¿ v : T .. M rïâ i âÿÈ â ply to 811 Park Av*. ^-- M-8tp . r SflK s “ Florida Sanford. • - “ ■ .rlap ' .'¿V -G*5 " ^ '• ^ nma& i - H �NARRATIVE OF CAPTAIN ADAMS " Detective-Diplomat V iCoDvnsbt. by W. O. Chapman.) th e front o f the palace in IK m inutes. I want a portm anteau packed. H urry! H urry I" ■ Punctually .a q u arter of an hour la te r we war® «pinning out of th e ’ palac® yiurd, amid th® cheers of th e few who had assem bled around tho gate«, and were taking the quickest cu t for Alderthot, the chief military encam p­ m ent. Mounted pollco »prang for­ w ard and drew back discreetly at alght of tho prlnco'a arm» upon the vehicle. In ten m lnutea we were speeding through the heart of leafy 8 urrey. In leaa than an* hour and a h alf we cam e In lig h t of tho m ilitary encam pm ent and were Blackening apeed before th e headquarters of Qencral French, the commander-ln-chlef, who bad been advised by telegraph of o u r approach. He was walling to wel­ com e ua and. having greeted the prince, put a telegram Into bla handa. It waa from Cheater. The balloon bad boon accn, apparently blown o u t of h er course before th e atrong wind, but now the gate was slackening and abe wa* beating up eastw ard. "W e can catch him yet If tho aero­ plane Is working," «aid Prince Oeorgo. General French waa acquainted with th e facta. -He nodded. "If," he aald. "But can you steer It? Captain Cody, tho American who baa It in care, la on leave. He la hur- Claude L’ Engle ty, believing th a t the increaao In tho Germ an arm am ent» waa a direct men'we* to England, bqd reaolved to bogin hoatllltlca before E aster. I was then living In 'ch am b er» In Half Moon stree t. Piccadilly. I had not been requisitioned by the governm eat for aeveral week«, but 1 waited for a summon«, and as the affair grew more serious and tho prospects of peace darker, I knew th at I might nt any m om ent find m yself called upon for Im m ediate service upon some dellcate m illion. I was not surprised, therefore, when a royal Inndnu appeered at the door of my house one ' morning and- a cockaded footman, ascending tho stairs, requested my Inslant presence 'heforo Prince George of Wales at Buckingham palace, where he was residing, h arin g come up for E aster from W hite house, his sub urban lodge nt, Richmond I was driven to the palace with all p o ssib le 'speed. Although I always discounted ray experiences In ad v&nce, I was qot prepared to find Prince George, usually tho most lin maculate of men. seated before an open grate fire In the library of his apartm ent, wrapped In a dressing gown, his eyes red, his hair dlsurdsred, while the tablo In front of him was boBped yrlth cigar Jjutts. At his side stood tho king's secretary, Ihq genial and garrulous Lord Knowle». The poor old gentlem an was completely disconcerted and. sunk Into n chair much too big for him, seemed like a feeble, elderly man When I entered the prince sprang to his feet and greeted me warmly, with solf-posaesslon. "Bit down, Cap- cried "You know !" ahouted the prince, lpalng patience. "You have mado a treacherous attack upon tho person of my aovarelgn In tlmo of peace, to bold him hostage. Do you think you will thua p revent th e ju s t anger of an outraged people?" I saw the am bassador's faco tu rn the balloon ahot upward Into tbo sklea and, before anything could be done. waa nothing but "A blur In tho dlstanco. In short, my father waa kidnaped.” "But the motive?" I Interjected. "That. Captain Adam», Is known to uu. Tho limtrumcnl 1« none other than tho m ysterious German machine which hn» been frightening all Eng land nt night by It* rayslerioun Jour neylng» Tho German government un doubtedly obtained Information of our plans In connection with them, find resolved, by kidnaping our sovereign, to hold him ns n hostage for peace." “And you hove hoard nothing more?" I naked. "On the contrary," answ ered Prince George, "though, fortunately, the pub 11c betloveB that tils m ajesty has dit ported for Blarrllz, confidential requests for Information as to the whereabouts of the balloon have been if,nt out to all the counties ami to ship« nt sen The mlscTcnnt was seen above the town of Ipswich, Ini« last evening, flying low and burning red lights—doubtless ss a signal to Her msu vessels at sea Now It is moral 0 ‘ certain that he Is m aking for the G erm an'coast, and yet, had he crossed tho North sea, he would have been sighted by our patrol boats, which are strung out all along the English coast, front tho T yne to Bouthend, while the whole heavens arc lit up by searchlights. No, the German seems to have disappeared Into space And yet, had he come to earth, he would have been discovered, I cannot msko It out.' "I can toll youwhy he has not yet crossed tho N orth sea," 1 Interposed, "D oubtless his gas bag will not need replenishing for several days—with the new m aterial alm ost all leakage can bq prevented. And so ho Is sailing In Iho upper air, wotting for a chance to croaa to Germany." - . "A cbnnce?'* ho cried. "Yes. No dirigible made could face tho winterly g a i n that ha« been blow Ing this last 24 hours " ■'True,” cried the prince, leaping to his font. "T hen what can wo do?" "Wo can go tn pursuit of him," 1 an­ swered. "If wo had but an aeroplane, which could be free from restrain ts of wind, we could run him to earth with­ in a day. R eports will be coming tn— but has th e governm ent n o machine?" The prince touched a bell. "Ask Mr. H aldane to come here Immediately," bo told tho page who answ ered. Mr. H aldane, the War m inister, bad been In attendance at th e palace for the post week. He cam e In promptly, rubbing his hands nervously, a nerv­ ous look upon his sleek, comfortable features. H e nodded to m e frigidly; since I had been attached to his majes­ ty relations betwoen us bad been but frigid. Ho deemed mo to bfl a com­ mon apy, I beliove. "W here la tho army w ar aeroplano?" asked the prince. ‘Tn Care of th e aero expert at Aidershot," th e w ar secretary answered. “Captain Aduma," said tho prince, turning to me; ‘T place you In charge of this affair. ‘Do anything you'think E D ITO R O F “ D I X I E ” AND “ THE SI . “ I Ip' • Candidate for Congressman , at Large Primaries 1912 He hus fought for the People's rights Ini will continue tills snme light in tin* snim Congress. ._____________ aeroplane any tim e Wo didn't want VOTE FOR L’ENGLE to lose him, but bo got too violent, and he was discharged lust week and and f o r y o u r choice f o r D i s t r ic t Contres w ent away, taking his machine with him and threatening vengeance .'' "L et mo try to drive the aeroplane," 1 urged. "Impossible)," aald General French R E S TA U R A N T gravely. *Flr»t rmr f.kw k from Depot npimniir l "Blit damn It. man, we've got to catch tho German before he reach ei H . E. W I S E , Proprietor the east ro a a t!" "Too much at stake," the general Formerly Manager of Control t atanswered. "It would take weeks to learn the mechanism. The machine S t e a k s C h o p s , O y s t e r s a n d F i s h a Spoci al t y wuuld be sm ashed to atoms, even If she rose nt all, and—” He stopped short. There was a A P lac e F o r L a d ie s and G e n t l e m e n thunder of hoofs behind us and. aa we tu rn ed our .beads, wa saw a man S h o r t O r d e r s A t All H o u r s sp rin g from tho • back of a swiftlygalloping horse and fall at our feet. "Cody, by h eav en !” the general Meal Tickets are Soit! m cried. "How did you make tho passage? f Prompt, Clean Service ? t T h ere was no boat; you're the d ev il" "I borrowed F arm an's aero In Pari« and ran her over to Dover." he an swered. "Then train and race horse. N ever mind. Can I sleep, or d ’ you w ant mo?" “Take out th e m achine," yelled the general, clasping his hand. “ Here! g e t a bite to ea t first and I'll tell you." “Tell him all, general," said the prince. Ho turned to me. "You will accompany Captain Cody?" I took out nry watch "It's ten m inutes past two," I an«wered. "The dirigible should bo b»-at Ing over the midlands. Tho wind 1« T H IS COUPON dropping. 8 !r, If the skies do not cloud I can pledgo my wort! to you. be W ORTH 35 CENTS shall never reach Germany," Return this coupon and 35 cent (cash "H ut how will you find him?" tho or. stamp*') and we will »end you prince asked. American Hen Magazine until January "One can see half across England I. 1913 (regular price 70 cent*) This a t an altitude well within our lim its," give» you 70 cent* worth of the B est I reminded him. P o u ltry Jo u rn a l Published for only “Oood!" cried the prince enthusias­ 33 cent». American Hen Magazine tically. has reliable writers on nil »ubjccis per­ taining to poultry, fruit, pigeons, nut», -"I want tw o rifles, cartridge» and a and bees. It contains valuable infor­ w eek's rations for two men," 1 said to mation on how others have made from G eneral French, who bad returned and The sim p let, llybt- ' t rr was directing th e rem oval of tho aero­ 36,000 to $ 20,000 ii year from the in ­ vestment of only a few dollars. Ml cutting saw mill *-t-r I plane from h er abed. A couple of. Joel M. Foster, a young man made that you can buy «t lb- r,i soldiers wore w heeling her out along with which y o u o»n it. «'v $19,484 83 in one year. Tbo Curtis a rail.- She rocked and Upped—a slen­ boys made ‘$ 100,000 from , their der. graceful thing, apparently landchickens. Mr. Parrin m ade over $1,300 on a village lot. The Comings (father bound, like som e swan upon earth , Kvi-ry tutil fltt«-d * |i i f t <*i!hit ài ifT» and son' made $12.000. One mnn longing to spread her broad wings In set • out aiUtcbiu<-iii- 4ml »JjurUik made over $35.000 in two years. tb q empyrean. Idler. Improved mm me-- lacking drErnest Kellerstrass m ade $18.178 33 * ttr' At on order from the general rifles, vice Is qu\ck acn«41 itd ri last year. E. R. Philo made $1.500 ratio n s and cartrid g es were placed Msdtt In all bum , i /ruble xnd from 60 hens In 10 months. tionsry. w ithin the box. Captain Oody re­ Many others are m aking a snug for­ We manufacture 1 turned, wiping hla mouth. He waa tune each year. Are you? Remember, Shlnfllo Mscblur*. Cut Crt f4,wt! droaflod In a buffalo robe and stag g er­ you can mako an Independent living UpllUers, etc., sud do foundry from chickens on a city lot. right In in g behind him under th e w eight of W rits for loformsllrm nil! trie** *» « your own back yard. Read "A For­ a n o th er came an orderly. i„„ n—l tune Raising Chickens on the No-Yanl "You’ll be glad of this up above," he M altary A Taylor IronW Plan " in American Hen Magazine. aald. "It'a colder than sin.” He MACON. OA Return th li coupon and Ihlrty-flve looked In th e tank. "Gasoline for ($5) cents tty-day. A single copy la ■even hours," h e sold. "By thunder, ' worth more than $35.00 to the man. w e m ust HU up again If ho leads ns woman, boy or girl who wants to an y th in g of a chase. Get In, com­ make money fast. (Published each month. Ai rad e." I had never en tered an aeroplane American Men Magazine before; I had not eveQ been up la a Pl umbi ng and 263 S to . D. C hicago, HI»:, U. S. A. balloon. I confess a thrill of fear G a s Fi t ti ng ran through me. But I strapped on a bandolier full of cartridges and en­ All Work Recel vr* Mv Personal A« tere d the narrow fram ework, to take m y seat upon th e narrow apaoe allot­ and he» I te d to mo. J u s t then a man cam e ru n n in g with a telegraphic dispatch. C IT Y The Crippen Music Su Hiéh-^fndft Pianos, Organs. ■ and Graphophones. C. H. DINGEE RINT Opposite City Hall �M arch 5, flit SANrORO H ER A LD RALLY NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT <««eh tbi' war office a Ifnaon they'd never forget for not looking at my m achine!" "W 9II. Peake," said Cody, "you'va tided her against mine and lost out "Huntingdon, he read. “ 'Dlrlglblo sighted, two thousand up. Heading a o r th e u t Oslo Increasing.’ By thun- dir. general, w ell get him y et" Buddenly his fsce grew grave. "Captain Adam*." he Bald, "you will be careful of your cartridge*r* 1 understood. "I will not shoot unle»a In tho utmolt extremity.” I am w ered. I knew that he wai thinking of Ms father. But a more serious d an g er he bad not thought of. W hat If. h ard pressed, the Oerrnan should throw bis companion overboard. as so much ballast, snd fly to safetyT Well, though the ehsnc« was slim. could b p t do our utmost, And a few bullets through the gaa big should bring th e g re at dirigible ■lowly to earth. ■ My immlnga were Interrupted by a rush of wind*. Could It he possible that we were away? The' earth seemed lo rush downward. T he cutup- grew rapt illy remote. We tipped an.l swung mi every v agrant breexe. bul irsJuallv ascended until the strong gala from the east caught us and sent up spinning northward. The sen ■atInn was distinctly one Of fear at first, but this was soon lost In wonder An.! now I realised Indeed how It mould have been Impossible for mo, unaided, even to have launched the m a c h in e Inin space. Captain Tody at ni> ».Ide. rude her Ukq a yacht or a blrtr-le nr perhaps u combination of these, rising and falling upon the e<i die* of tile wind. U nder us a dark ibiido* ticgdu to spread. “Pug cried the captain, pointing ddkaward "London. We must rise higher " Cp up up w« went until tho i n s rold registered 2,000 feet. Wo w«r« scudding In the void, n furious wind from Hi« east sustatnng and lifting Senator— Arthur E. Donegan with her.” Peak« stepped out like a drunken i man. Win face was ashen. "W w wouldn't have lost If—I'd had as light n passenger a* yon." ho an­ swered. and fell fatnilng at our feet. There were many who would have brought Peak« to trial for his adven* lure, and 11 »«« thought for long that lie wns. In fart a Herman agent Hill It m' imih d l i i in e th a t th e O e r u in t l urnh a sH u d or lu ll I i i c t u a l l ) k n o w n iinltillig ! ^ : j of i th e k ld n a |ilt ig u n til t o ld h> enn* federal«*» alining King IC.lw.iiij« Miilte, am) that, learning hln country was Mtspected, he had shrew dly refused to deny Ida sharo in the eons piracy, thereby actually gaining hi* object In poMponltyg Ihe declaration nf war. B e fo r e Id s inaji-alv c n iild he rolunvwd to I . o t ld o li a s M u ritlii *•" h a d h e r n g t v e t t and received hv t)erm an\. a n d the •ll»Ri»(»-r w.im iiN e r te d I t ' l l when I t h in k how a h a lf r t m Y n io r t r a n , ■»ave.i th e ¡le w »• o f H Tl.l'iipe I o / t e u w o n d e r w h e th e r 11 -h n u td not h a v e heeii r e w a r d e d In s te a d o f s h ip p e d out o f the c o u n t n as a « r l i i i n i l l u n a 'l c Sanford Library . ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico lllnt k lo li t e D o i n o i . r u t l c k ille r » telegram at seven In the mornlug. (3, .pv-rateljr late, telling ue to hasten JWHhward. Wo ~would overhaul him , Scotland; he had been sighted In Ar*TU. . * .. What wka bis purpoad In this appar- | , - L ' ently desperate flight northward T And ■ow could the klbg, an elderly m aa, .endure hie cramped quarters In that 6fcrrow car, exposed to the Inclement ••ather of earlF April? With brim®lnt Unks and empty hearts we pur<ued our desolate way northward, « • r northward. Now we had reached the barren Waatee of Booth Scotland. And then, suddenly, my heart leaped, cloipod Cody by the arm and pointed. fk r north of ue a tiny- speck woe d**_1d* eastward against the gales. Cody shouted and I cried back a t ® In ecstasy. I reached backward •fid slung the rifle to my arm. I ®Pened the breech and Inserted a clip ” ctttrldgee. And we beat our way «ward. ***• dirigible evidently per. *T*d ns and n t u a l who we were. lir u tig c I tin i ii lU U illd t lle f 'i r « ta te « c llu le r f m in Mie n - tu ilo i I.il d l» ir ii l “Even we could never face that gale »aid Cody "H e wlll nOt trv ..In hi» gas hag He will put about and make for the Yorkshire moors. And on th e 11umber wo overhaul him " • He ««••tiled to speak prophothally lain.Inn was left behjnd us. Ear below lowtii- m il villages were spread out In •odle«» psimtama. And Htlll we »«i« Isr »li.ut it <iur destlnutlou The Jin began in .In»« |n Final IV our gaaollnu all but’ exhuusl •d, came to ea rth In a dlsheart ened mate of mind, to find that we were 6n the o u tsk irts of Lincoln. We Blled up In tho g arag e of a village, .while gaping rustics stood surround lag us Jn awe. A guard was placed round the machine and a telegram sent to Aldershot. "There's one consolation," said Cody «» tie paced the corridor of the »• rwtles».» he cay't have made head w*) against that wind." An hour later an gnawer was re calved Iroin headquarters. It rend: "Dlrglhlo sighted I*ancashlre, bear­ ing north. A pparently abandoned Lop« cross North Bea. Follow!" Ten minutes la te r w e were In our w au again and speeding northward through the darkness. I need say | ftothlflg of that night. It seems like a horrltilo dream now —the . flight ; •trough the dark n ess, the sudden •quail that struck u s tn tho lake country and se n t us hurtling down■ »ard for a thousand fe et before Cody regained control; th e halt, to And ourHives at Appleton; th e answer to our nf u n d ( I m u - o I o C o n n i Ic s I)I)(' Il 1 IH 'sdd) S t 1U ti (I III \ N11 Sol u n lu y s 4 l u i ) p . i l l i p i s f l " I * •fu n g e a n d (l« c e o lu c o iliit le » a n d w iU n p i m v i i i l e >1)111 « ip p o lt m . t.v e r s ilic e d ie n e . i t i m i n i d ii» » « -lu tili:, u l d is t r ic i in I Sh 7. o n d i o m in i y h a s liu t i a s e iiu tn r fo t th è s a n ie n u in h e r n f y e iii» (M u tu ili lie ln g lo ullnvv e lid i r u l lili) re « < -n t,itiv e fo t c ig h t v e n r» ili a d ie il re p lu n e llf u n g e e n n fitv li.t» tu lli d ie » l'Iiu l'U f ■-r th è p ll» l e I g 111 )»-.n» ■i , ai e r » .'« 'ir ig ii tiv g u ,« « « « |g e v l l l l l l g i III l lld tilt* a lld e l ( 'lis i il" . ilh ln lll» I 1«. ,-rtl.i . n n lllv could llirtk« 'ml Hi»* '.I I long and low—and a llgiit** t in«* reclined in it I'liiitui- in Mui»- olid Federal t.ourls and another that leaned hack ut ua and hluMik It» flat In lmt*otent defiance. totrnrr-Woodruff Hide Sanford Fla e le c le d tn th è I u n s h in g m y riff» * '■ F ifte e n h u n d re d ," t i l r y lim i I see h o fe n ia n i w h y it s lim ild he c r ia d " A im h ig h , f o t i h <* h a g I A re d I »aw t h e f u g it iv e (?Ody r a in « r l t l e to s h o u ld e r to o A n d s o m e t h in g h is s « '! o v e rh e a d u n d a s p lin t e r f e ll f n i m th e » t e n f r a m e o f th e a e r o W K ilOUSHOI.DER w m jld te- e i i t ille d lo d ie p r ilt liir ie » t w o c o iin tie s b a v e « e u titn t d ii» w o r k e il ilt u le t ib is c u s to m fo r a yeui tu tu1 he lin rm o n io u H ly ip ia r t e r n f a c e n - h ro k e n a t d ii» lim e 1 bave «civi-tl thè jteujile ni tny conni) it v irimi» lime* n* <l<'|*n> lag oolleclor, depili) rlerk <*f thè circuii itMiri, memher ut thè *tn|.- executive oimmiUce nini ileik ni die circuii court, unii I bave diai hured ile* dulie» nf cucii office I (invi). Ilici io a mniiner wlilcti I trust ha* iiict' wlth thè heariv*endcr»-fuent ol my pcoplei and if eleeied n» ymu »loie seni^iif_j yvljt lise ni) l*est clloil» to pfomote sudi le|i|On lutimi a» i» néeded hy thè |>eople and thof v in. d mfere«i» in ibi» »cniipirliil distrlete In 1«k>11^ , 1*11 In I lei I in e il» siate sen­ nini I Ih-Ih-v dilli I kitow Ihe neeil» ili a legislative v>ny ni dii» dl»tflci as well. I«-il lupo, as un yolle in ilio dlsirict, and I hclleve I c«n represent you In thè state sellale in a innnncr thnt wlll he entlrely snlìsfactory tu you ;ltl-tf Annui* E. IXinf.uan. HI N U S I C STKINUFEU.OW iChase & Co rectly toward us TIM* wan mad »III UK) |-lltlU < n ess—gns against steel. I Arod four times; 1 »aw the dlrglhlo falter, hover, poised, nnd begin slowly tn subside. SHIPPERS Her hag was pierced In several places. I dared flrt- no more, for fear of THOMAS EMMET WILSON seudlng her In collapse to tho ground A rniKNFY \N |I (HHINSEI J jOR with her precious burden. A LI. AW We were right over them when he ì.fif» Mal*- A l 1»*fn**> N rv rn ili Jiwltalnl CirniM of flred again We were some 1,500 feet H orkU up, and !00 above the slowly sinking Rrwkjrftcr« Snlilortl min! S t I v i n I j i I** dlrlglblo. I heard Cody give a cry, looked round, saw the blood spurt AN DEW .JOHNSON from Ills sleeve and his right arm fall from the «leering gear An Instant \ I 1O R N M A T L A W later a breexe struck us and tipped us T h e aeroplane wheeled, swung like a Tim I h m hi Mijir 4lkt «■«Irfil OouR» condor that Is cau g h t by an unexpeclPhon« 248 ed breexe. and suddenly rushed e a rth ­ ward at a furious sp ed I saw a mocking face th at peered out at me DR. R. M. MASON SANFORD. FLORIDA from the dlrlgble aa we swooped post, and fired my last cartridge at.lt Thq D E N T IS I ground swept up toward u s —and Phons ID stayed! Cody had capght the steel» Wcltmrn Block lng gear with hie uninjured hand. S n n fw d , F lo r id i) Five minutes la te r we stood on th s solid ground and watched the dirigible, like a wounded bird, drop gently DR. F. C. BOARD MA N earthw ard. From the i*enl allk the DENTIST gas was escaping slowly. We caught LIVERY, F E E D àwd tho guy rope and pulled h er down Al! MP<Iern Methods and Appliance» like a floating feather. There, w ithin, ORLANDO FLORIDA lay the king. In th e botlom of the car. But It was not for him thnt Cody cried, but at olghl of the wound«d Blackemlthtng and Horseshoeing H orneas and W agons man beuldo him who clung d esp erate­ ly to the car rim . DENTIST H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchangod "Peake!" he shouted. Office; Yowell Building "Yep. Peake," he answered, staggerH EA VY H A U L IN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G SANFORD. FLORIDA big ylitfv bt "I. to ld .’« a I'd Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents �r *' \ ’ TME SANrORDitlERALO ■I tA > * - , An Absolutely Free Show .' Aviation la the email boy's d e lig h t He oan alt on a fence and w atch tba - show for nothing; so r does h a have to oajTy w ater for the elep h a n t _ . fe R f ; - ' — W ords Modernized. T he thim ble was originally known M a thum b b o lt "V arlet" Is the same word aa " v a l e r and each Is an off­ shoot of th e feudal “vsssaL" Finland Appeal* to T o u ris t Finland, w ith Ita thousand lakes. Is bow ’ considered A ttractive enough to b e o a th e general to u rist's l i s t m i p ** knees. If your children are not wearing them i?ive us a trial. The Best Made Come SIM PL IC IT Y D R ESSES For House .Wear m • Som ething New and Better th^n the 01dStyle Wrapper All Our Spring Goods and We’ll be Pleased to Show them to you. YOWELL A u n t* 8 a d le ‘ s P o ta to Cake. Twrvthlnla cup butter, two cups grutiluted sugar, cum cup mushed pota­ toes (hot), one cup sweet milk, four egga, twro tablespoons baking powder, ono cup gruted chocolate, one cup chopped walnuts, ono teftapooti each of cloves, cinnam on and nutm eg Cream b u tter and sugar, then add tho yolk, then tho flour, chocolalp, apices, iv n ln ln A d n t f if m llt v T Iv n X lt a a t t li potatoes arid milk, Tho 'f in\Be and w hites ob eggs aro jp td éd Inst, the w hites being beaten to a stiff frohL Economical Cake. O no-quarter cup butter, one cup sugar, ono tablespoon cornstarch m ado sm ooth In one cup of milk, two cups flour and th reo teaspoons baking powdor. B ak e-In layers and spread any kind of Jam betw een tho layers. T his Is a good b u t cheap cake. . . O uifK 1- WWWWYWWWW WELL DRIVING Artesian Wells of Every Description A Good Habit is as Valuable an Asset to You as a Bad One is a Detriment. S atisfactio n G uaranteed By E xp o rt W orkm on Orden Ttken at McCall's Magazine H I L L LUMBER CO. and McCall Patterns • — or — For Women Have More Friends than any other ......... L »Kn or patterns. McCall s U the magazine citable ‘ “Fashion iht Guido monthly ‘ in; ' one million ouq. hundred thousand homes. Beside» showing ail tbe latest dcalgnsof McCall P atterns, each izsuo it brim ful of sparkling short stories and helpful information for women. Save Money and K»#j> la Style by mh«rrlbio| I t M rt’jH '» M l f i r tux »1 not*. O U 1 0 0 I7 c.ou » j cxi, ituluJtcj »tty «ax et I Ittntx fttx M «C *Ï1 P a tte rn * L a ad i l l o » S m 4n tim nlklty, t r e n o ff li'im l mmilstr M id . ÛU M ar* d f t S m m II MrC*U p j t u r r i tl.m any other two fmkea combined Kn*# hither than i | orati. Buy from y out d t i U r , or by rs*u I m « McCALL'S MAGAZINE HILL HARDWARE CO. The community respects you for your good ones and mm» speak Ioud< louder than the one—“saving" You Can't Begin too Soon—Start Today. PEOPLES Sanford - .• . / HL .,n . . - BAN Florida -DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED. Turn Over ***M <SM <J11,^ HR-steve*s-v>~-rw h.e tqlak«^ _ a N ew L e a f By au b acrlb ln d for THIS PAPER CUT Carnations, Bastar L illie s , FLOWERS * 1 per doz. * 3 per dox. Rosee, - * 2 to * 4 p»r do*»« L ily of Valley. I ' P‘ f dt" All Orders Rseelve Prompt Attention. ... M ILLS. The Florist, Ine. ?■ ■ Mnr(:h 5, (0i2 * ^ ____: ■lack and W hits vs. W hite and Black. For many years a largo departm ent store has spent thousands of dollars on placards with which alm ost every article of m erchandise Is ticketed throughout the store, ond only w ith­ in a short lime did they realize the am ount of money th at waa being w ilte d In using the w hite cardboard with black lettering. These w hite cards soon became tolled and shop worn If allowed to re­ m ain In place any length of time. The cards which ore handled by custom ­ e rs In bins, trays, etc., are even more bo. By, substituting the black cardwith white lettering thla store orercom o thla difficulty to a very e x te n t Tho »how sn?Js are cle-.n, Lean and bright-looking they last m any tim es ns long, tho Ann several hundred doV the course of a year.— Bual- Big Trade In Frozen M ea t A rgentina auppllcs 90 p er c $ n t of the frozen beef and frozen m utton consumed In Sheffield, England. Aus­ tralia and New Zealand provide tho rem ainder. Ita tiso la constantly Increasing. Frozen m oat la never sawed, but it chopped with a cleaver. The retailers recelvo the m eat in quar­ te rs which they chop Into angular blocki, from which Lhe quantltlea deaired by custom ers are c u t These blocks afford m aterial for fine w lndoij displaya, and the windows of frozenm eat shops are generally piled high w ith all alzaa and shapes of .solid red beef. • Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced Ball Association Dance Quite a good crowd attended the dance given in Lbe city hall Monday evening, under the auspices ofithe Ball Association. Everything conspired to make It an e n ­ joyable occasion. The management of the dances was all that could be desired, tbe Boor in good condition for dancing and the music furnished by the Carnival Italian Band was charming and delight­ fully Inspiring. A variety of delicious cakes and ice cream, for the refreshment of the dancers, was on sale'during tbe evening. "G randfather" Clock 200 Years Old. A rem arkable hand mado clock la in th è possession of th e Swedish L u th er­ an O rphanage a t Avon, Mnaa. I t Is one of the old “grandfather" typo and consista of 13,00p pieces. It wna made about 200 years ago by H enry Haven and la still running. The works urn of wopd, the enso n handsom e check­ erboard of Inlay Work, the m aterial mahogany and whltn boxwood. Henry Haven 1 was scvernl years com pleting I t Two heavy weights and two hob welgflta are the only m etal In tho work*. Tho clock waa In the polaosslon of the Bianchnso estate of Avon for generations. W hen the property wtB sold for a Hjvodlsh orphanage the clock w ent with other fu rn itu re to the new owner. - - We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, Lover* Club v The Book Lover*' Club was entertained by Mr*.' Fred WUlloms Thur»dny after* noon. A very Interesting magazine con* t a t w u prepared by Mr*. William* for tba entertalnmeul of tier guests. A list of tbo names of person*, places and ob* Ject* suggestive of the name* of several well known and popular mogazlnes of Uie day were distributed. The object of the , contest was to ascertsln which member of the club could give the largest number of magazines the names of which were suggested by the list of names given them by tbe hostess. Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., was ibe fortunate winner of the contest and also tbs prize, a handsome silver tea* spoon. Tba consolation prize a buneb of lovely roaea was received by Mrs. H. Ward. After the contest was over, a de­ licious salad course Wes served, followed by refreshing orange punch, served In orange cups, with dainty cakes. Mrs. J. 0. Jdckord, Mrs. F. F. Dutton. Mrs. W. T. Fields were Mrs. Williams specially in­ vited guests to meet with tbe club, tbe members of which who were present were Mesdames Chns. 11. Dingee, K. J. Molly, F. L Woodruff, M. McLnuIln, Ernest Tolnr, Geo. Fox, Jr., H. Ward, Luke. B ook ■11». T v?_ • �m k tk .. -- P u b lis h e d S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and . gpp*^ -1 -#- < • • 4V*; rr •; *.^i'1i,r. *• * ^ t ' Friday "HE S A N F O R D HERALD /.V S A N H i K D — L i te m Wunh L i v i n g Numbtr S 3 SANFORD, ALL ABOUND FLORIDA v sum min F LO R ID A , Volum« IV F R I D A Y , M A R C H 0, I B I * AVORS ISRICK R O A D S f wnwbbiooi assured| jh e CFLERY MOVEMENT I ________ Smasfres Window Of Painter fi Srlg Sleef Drawbridge At Cast Coast Terry ( he G en eral News of The ( and And Strdls Clothing frtllo r of K o p o rlcr S ta r M oK ts Will Be Built i C o n tin u es lo B ring The H ig h est of F low ers. Palmer it, Scigli have such a gissi brand Triff I h r oliali tlie Mitt! From developments fit-rc today it would R ecord P ric e s of clothing that a party or parlies un­ seem Mint u bridge over the St. Johns known broke the Urge (date glnssjwinCULLED FROM l i l t SI A l t PRESS dow in their store on Tuesday} night THROWS B00UL1S AT SANTORD river at Fast Coast Ferry, providing the OUR GR0W1RSARL S L U IN G HERE citizen* of Orange county a direct route and extruded three soils ol clothe», two to the coast is assured An Epitom e or th e W eek’» M ost im ­ silici» and a Iteli I he act was a very Lille* uf Sunford And Orlando Arc All A company of Volusia county citizens High t'rlc c s Arc Causing Whole Coun­ p o rta n t H appenings In the nervy one as the »lore is m the heart of Klght But S rp u ru trd By from the New Smyrna district motored try lo Sit t p And Take S to le 's Domain the city and the window was smashed "Gulf of Mud" over to Orlando this morning and called Notice Of U» 0 • Tallahassee is now busy laying water by a large bolt being thrown against A Rcfiortcr-Star man visited Sanford on the Orange county commissioners in Thirty-five cars of celery will go for­ mains, grading the streets and otherwise it. The beat of the policemen had lodny. anil while rmt »ur|>ri»cd, wai de­ session today, and made a proposition to ward this week and about fUtecu of let­ preparing for the mile or more of vitrified evidently been closely watched and when lighted lo see ’ the growth, hustle and furnish half the funds for building the tuce. The price of celery remains firm a t' they went to meet the (rain as is their bridge, if Ornttge county would hfentsh laving that is to be done there. , [trosperily of our neighttorinj^ city SA.OO per crate, although several talcs News comes from Lakeland now that custom thr thief had a clear fieli) for Ills Vegetable», especially celery a r e on the the uther half. are rcpurttxl that brought $3.25 and $3.50 The visitors came on behalf of the strawberry shipments ore going forward operation» The act was evidently ac­ move and fine prices are being realized, per crate I o b„ Sanford heavily now and splendid [ifice» are lw- complished during tin- heavy downpour one grower having »hipped and received people of the southern section of Volusia The entire shipment of celery and let­ ing obtain«!. Prices received in the V ram as pen|ge living in the vicinity of Ins pay for thr crop off ten acres amount­ county, wlio are anxious to boom tin» tuce this week will total over $10,000 for northern market» vary between 50 and 75 Thy store although awake liearii nothing ing to over twenty thousand dollar* route to the coast m preference to the the week or about #10.000 more than last cents, which’js fine for this time of year orthe noise that the following glass must Oilier* have been etjunlly fortunate, and northern route through Dcl-und week have m a d e I he party evidently need eri as tin-celery is bring moved acres arid file Orange county commissioner* w r t r A $25,000 monument is to be erected Lettuce market n -.lightly off today and Clothing ioidiy to execute *ui h u I«,1.1 di»po.s«-d to entertain thr |jrnjionitioH fa­ In one of the parks in Jacksonville as j stroke tin* class id »ork usually fwittg lures are tiring gotten tap. ili,tj«<- (or the [sice per crate will likely go to $1.50 vorably and instructed the commission­ Florida's liibutc ta the heroism and sac done ill a jewelry Window or Stane boxi "tla-r crti|>» to follow on account of the heavy shipments now ers clerk to secure »ficctfUntnm» from All a v a i l a b l e s p a c e at tin- h o t e l s is rifices made by the women of the (on ne» where the robbery would folly com taken and a» soon a* ruoms are vacated bridge builders for submission to__the War leaving other sections of the state but federncy. When completed ltd» itiunu- pen u le the tlitcf^ f»M^jjm-^j»k. the-growers mullet th « L J other* drapfth fo finJ*bem^Wf,i|.e"iu^uc. I ^ M n i e f t t . U ^ I c L j U . bcUtg im*»***ary hove* around the $1.29 mark during tlio handsomest of its kfnd meat is to to lite the tmorlsi“ IBefore n f e r e cMterlnit a t e r l n g (a our i *t . ' va t i f oni Belore n bridge can hr co.tstnicte-1 aero*» season and they will be well satisfied It Dixon line, hi i. south of till Big Hally Sunday Mght a uavigublc »(remo t l n n k s il ot t e n o i i o h e d e * p l s e d . a m i alt itti it does not go tie low the dollar mark. n of the monument shyri time No jar ins are hemg spared to make a T he v is tto r s f r o ll i V o lu m i w e re W H m u n s e h o t e l ut p r o m i s e d h e f o r e n e x t s c a s a l i •exhibition in Jnckson- success of the log rally for men next Sun­ Some prices this week on celery sound will lie placi o[teltx W n l i n o i e* of p a v e d Street*, a* N e w e ll im i yor " I N ew S in yrtw y VV P like dairy tales but the figures spell iha VI He >T, day ioghi llie organi/.linai miiiiniltee Ulte w a t e r tt» c.ttt he l oul l d n l i y w l i e r e, ali W ilk in s o n . c u u n ty c o n im is s fim e r o f Mie truth One ol Mow is the »ale of celery I lie University of Florida base bull iii charge of llie log meeting represents a f i n m h i n c e of lite t ia c s i v e g e t af i l e* gr owr t N e w N m y rn a d is t n c t M e s s i* .1 II H it ' liy (lie ( olbert Bros, on llie West Side Irani won Tuesday's game from Hollins tile live Prole»!Mill •hurdle» of Sanford K o fie r ii» c a r lo I»e lat d at ali s -. iviiiii a l a i I f - aa t i f o l b o rd H N S lie ld o u fi’ H t where they stand gtssi to receive about College at Winter Park b> a »core of I to nndei 'la Men , Hell geni and forward 1 nke M. a i r o e ali-] ita Ni .lutili» oli » l a i fi l y .ni» n in i W lu tm -y H ititr a rd $1000 from Irs* Minn one and one half \ If tfir i ohgu g.ilion» ni ll" i Slim* and lt-nny were the battery for Movilo in I tu- t ac i tloit Mie <jO('*1lult "I Mie c o n tltousamls b a v e , n a - m i ito- l . a u d of ' acres a price winch If the »tuff r un s us f lor id». Prntt and Pike for Hollins I hr city »ill ami' io the one aieeinig u the ■ strili n o n "I t hi» b r i d g e b.r» iw-rn v i t t u a l l y t l a wi - r » i bi» s e . isoli t ben* i* io. r e n i m i in I high as reported ts certainly n reenrd in 1 lorlda troys have played four games I h e m ie ita* m or ld w b y !» in ! a 11 sb ni al noi pr av e se II fi-il liy Mie visti ot ilo» d e l e g a i noi the ipiick fortune» made here Mr Nlnfi a» I I egg 1 I irkscncvdir ■ *nii e leaving Gainesville Iasi week two l o I mi "In- " f tilt p o p o l a i Wllltel t e s o r i * of I nday wd l lie g t o l i f y i l i g n e w » (o (Ite ci t i The prices tiere this week and the with Stetson and two with Hollins—and stale sajieriiiteiiilenl id the I'hlldren » a n d e*|H‘Ciall> lite lite S t a t e . r s p F i lally w| (ti s o r t i l«on*ter* zens o f tini r m i l i t i many buyers and vlsitum look like a rusli I he honors were divided, ihr men under Home Society of fionda will he the lead a* Pl M. fi l l o l l y t il,- Ilei ibi Mlp. in-»er ZM"t"fl»l» w fio b i n e long >1 ii 11 1 itti 111 •-<I nf to (fir gold belli Cunth Mcl end winning one gaoo Coin Olg »Js okci taking l'il hi* »ofi|e* I I lie l u e » of St t igi ng Ila pi a »e* fi ilo- t . - l e r y Ilo- tl.irdsfilfi "I 11le i ndi r e i t r oail» to Mie ■■.II h nl Hie opposing tennis Seed "1 a So* od (roll»« ten, • five null cna*t Pii» Opens Ills Bible Class ale .iddiesse» »di lidio» Inao M»*»»r» I* l i t e m o r e y>airi»t» iliot b a v e c o m e m i o Alili H o ilv i»ni ito - olili !......i n io I h Lliose wlm .itlend/sl thr oiM-ning sessfon Base Ball Dope I I h r a s h . ' f II I W l u l n e t S .1 P e r k i n s , I very min (■frange c o u n t ) . lite m o r e i n s i s t e r t i fin» ol I'lufesiwn Vlaris itiblr Class at the Con­ there lias been no III lie activity in \ K I l i a l , | « ,l ,l*»i I* P W a l d r o n VI i»a fomiti in I uck > Noafotil It er li 11le d e m a n d ll"t .lOily f"( a l o u l g e gregational church Inst Sunday morning y tiy f nr** I Iwi» mihm 4*1m11ri • M *»41\ *<1 ri hi ghly ¡hr i amp of Itir local base ball miinngc » i l l h e f u r n i s h e d by ■ m e n s I n ai a i d e d ni [ t»i l o a s i f e t t y lini fot ali i i n p f " » ' - d were delighted with In* methods • otiipj imri i!. »f \ 1 t il»» • V #"f \ f 1 1 f if wfili f| There illenl doling the Iasi two weeks and be I I > a l l I ' l l b e s t i a " I ei g i l l j a e i , ■ M l ( i t tu gli w a y Mie III e la New S m y r i i n s*- irtM were i I hhi I t w i n y live present mid others lore very long we wdl sei Mr I in olid W ilk f t Mill pi e Mile Mie .inlli'O !I i r » ol \ " I i i si . i v o u n i > b a v e have promised to attend Professor Marls Hub MnlliJInl llif K '« ■»K' Ml.»It Hill xi t ft All»* Hooter perched ill the giailll»tjiml Whi l e tin |l|'!|s Ì N ’I«' Vt^ II tlEl'tl II hi n i s i * i e d of »i n i g n n r i t i g t h è d e m a n d » of irihniikf i t i i h r i Ivp rl.111'1 iilir tf llir fur's! began with the opening word* of JoJm's Imt hoarse and liuppy M.*l( S K it II v I IIM»M ( '•IfliinlJ f 11V11J111■I(I Mie s o u t h e r n sei i n n i " f Mie r o l l i l i v in tdeilH-l ami *o onfoldtsl the subject that A l 1 1 1 < > 1 1 1 » « I i S (•-« • L f ! M J y > | y t tu tÌM 's «•( liuti 1 1 * 1 1 » And »|leaking of the grand »Land F i n !1 I’t IIjMlfl I )"< t 11** Wmll Ir | j i.lfui «11JItITfit •ri li i*‘ kiir.il •IF-111ll rI■1 lui I.lf*» II! utili l i m i n i n t ngli wi i v t r a d i n g Muntigli I (be clit»» at once became deeply interest­ v'l«*tieer and Manager Stevens lell u* llinl f *r \ h- •»! v r* mm*It mur \l AI■•1 if l*-il (r*f t ai i c l , fio ilio l ei i woi Mmt Mie u o r t l i e r n ed I lie class meet» nt ten in the Peojde* ‘ i .iTihh *tf ih» i >fu-yi-s f ii >x mT (I h* m *» Litui they Maul (u build u jo-m one, larger and itrvi 'niiii.Ihv infill nl i1* tialf of lite C l a m i y h e m g m o l e ( « . p o l o n i M stiilt* M uhi llf ilLt'fH (hr likriym«*fi. in n i church every Sunday morning A cordial nt nr comfortable. and that all they re ti.li i - x r f t e d Mie Ori si l l i t l i i ence k« t | • ih r ^ y . fin] ojiJijUi |ior««‘s llir ile invitation is extended In (he (Hibllc. Tfyc llrlpliin M«Alici Soc.lrl > t on- i* rile financial support ■>( lie Us ,d M ir r e h a * tie e n a in o v e m e n l u n fo n i Professor has been used to having large i infilili frnri» imiti»!» mal I m m iij J III»* n i r m l n r s >1 ih»* H r l p i n ^ S ai have hall enthusiasts, fills is oidy une f o r i p u t r a » t u ie in l l i r N e » S m y m n 1classes and there is room for all of the many contemplated Inprnveitieni* 1"i •*t > <f till* Iti 11Ci I Mlt I filili II llrltl 11U*I r f»*«i ■*« tórrn I 111 n ir li ( to lo n ld Ilo - f ir t ilg e im te |M -iid e o tiy Uni I m * i m ■ ' i * 1 1 NjfifMnt iti.l ilrlriihiu ilis-rr At the morning service Mr Waldron ill ol which depend entire1) no the pnhln 11L11 mrpiiiif: ii iln* h-.m»' "| Mir»* Mmltm i» i iirr-ii filili nIMti)f ii» rni)i2h h o f c o u n t > a n i, a n d t lia i m o v e m e n l In i* wtll nMeinpt to answer the •pirsltrin \ v • f v Mu- ,il I la- ah|ed nl the ninnageineiit l* In I «fi, I u r s t h i v r ^ r n n n i ir..» . t> » t a li/ e . l io t i, a »oli», r i p i a n i f u t ili Who i* my Neigtilsir* Iff A 1»! « •M - JII Ml . fll »IM li |ji "f ÌMiirf «i»- ll||l' i tfr» |M r||i 'ilHit,rt oi»t a[i file Irani of as mailt heal bill It'll Lit Mi* >if I fit . . i- i* can ill ike » > • i’ iiioy; l b e i n t e r e s l h a d i»i v » f e p r e s i n l i i i g good h) U. i viog Ann S a n f o r i l . uul !■> a hug' ' d e g r ee g e l t m g a w u ) f r o m l es s t a i i a l i s m a s f u r u s o u r will | s- r mi i Qu it e a few llie home l ocal pr o taletll future •¡reals h a v e r i sked f or a t r y o u t a n d a s »'sin a» t he d i a m o n d is sol Ticl ent l y d r y . I . i l h e t W a l l a c e Will h a v e Ills v o l u n t e e r u r M mil a n d p o l l i n g them i- il« -* .' • l|iendi> through (hei r I ll, iisit.'j ............. ! , I-, VII » t I .»» .* e I 1■» itl'- i I, I is » I n ll t V I » jili-ii-Miil « » nil e v e n i n g » a* r l i p i y e d I h e g u e s t » w e r e r u l e r t i n n e d w i t h u tie llghtful m u s i c a l p r o g r a m c o n s i s t i n g of v o c a l a n d i t i s t r u m e i i t n l »eli» l i o n s follifw e d by a m u s i c a l e n u l e s t V |*rlt> bille most i »lory w,i* Inlil Willi t to* eXt epl l i ' O ol tifi)i>k» to In- »oppi tel i witli t p p r o p r t . ' i e ► Iti« i , i ,- r, I . i i | | l.i di«' »' - i- , •ni mii-r'-'l *>ii ito» j»ipi11111 logtiM-'i »1. ii toiolioer utili liooted w , , g‘*m wcii ( i»..il .iti lals'iiog iliiouyli I lite mud. cuiiMiming doublé thè (ime timi ! »IhhiIiI lie takeo tu suy uothlllg of thè wi-nr and te.n no eiigioe* inni team» I lo» » Ur l i li ut r umi »Inmld Ih- of tuo k ni »0110 " l i n o io i t e n . i t lloit » i l i » l umi ili, » c i ò .«od l e m i» Ilo- i n v i n e oli velili le* » l i u t i ito - « i o t .,1 » io ti P ila » 11 i l il •1 1 M etropolitan Concert Company It i* llie grlirrally exji/esse'l opinluu of those who attended the flue concert given Al Ihe Methodtst Church by the Metropolitan Concert Co. at the S m id u y al t tu» Mh IumIìsI c t m r c li —Cfiar- auditorium uf the High School Wednesday n e lle I I S m n m e r» . pus tu r 1 1 ito a m evening that was tiy far the best musical t i f i g a n v o lo n t n r y M is s f lo»»te F ra n k entertainment given fiy any company in iirgnm»i Sanford for a long time llie selection* ' I t y l l i n c o n g re g a i io n No 1*0 were all line and iierfeclty rendered and l Ap o s l l e » t ' r e n i i c o n g ie g a t.ia n i llitirougbly enjoye*! tiy alt wtmse [»rivilege I l ' r a y e r cotti In. b u g » Uf i lite l o r d » ii w»» to hear ibi-m M 'r In il . ■a l t I I I l i » a O i e r 1 ili pot l » ' » e » Wlll la lOlpte t-U Hl | » i t li I Stili d o n i ,0 t> » v . o * woiibi Ini e i . e e d l i n o n it t elili* Ille p r i / e i p f ' t t v filili ........ t h è >..»i o. ilo u n i y N"t tloi t tiro k i» I he Herald lias Us ear close to the l e t t e r n p e t o r w a s w o o I n Vii»» Holli Il'-e l'-.l l i -li .......... Ito» >l(,-|. li I t i in I '( .i v et rei Iteli h v oli gh'ond fthd wdl give it» reader» the S l e w . ' l l »III- loot till t II »I 010'obei I V iiM ir t ll n i v o lim i, t i y e in il i y ottiei pili» ot ili«- .utility. he»- hot off the hnl and in big league I oil et l|v tilted in tiliyn k » i. Illd lestnmenl e » n m l'mlin I I ' *1)lr file t harming Voong lin*le»» sei vis) i Imi ,i thnp.nigh fine ijiusl 0, Ito- eileot of Head re»|sili»ivety I S Nu lliumoiid I hnl lod.it Wet ligio ion» fruit salad »no two lie* not nl itili . iiioi-iiiog Mie l w*. piiniip.il . ito s i I In- (dorili Falli , of lite couiit> ind pni«in,i itifimeli a tinnì gtoonds fee » New restament le»»on ta-r ni hamlels and villnges sliould tie ni 'I N,ilice». Ioli iwed by cullectllin a materni! Hial wdl stand tu ali extent Harry On Hie Job Orlando Man Missing 111 Uynm (congrritaimn) No 2fit The Hera k l'take* pleasure in uiiiKMinc ito- greal stralli («il tifimi it While tirli'k *fiiundo, March fi —Joint McQuortcr*. I) Scrittori, ’{'hrisl s Mlssion in Womwoe uf the city mail carriers, left home itig to its reader» that Harry Ltnstein will road* all over (lo- CIMIMI y wlll meati imi an and Wonom * Musimi lo tilt- World aw Sunday telling Ins wife tie was going again liHtidle the tm»e fi-tll dope for tin* boli* of weiilth p. tfle Count >. Miai sei I I l’niyrr h> Sanford and has not been seen or pajier during (lie nensoti There is no Moli lietwero la laudo utili Siiliford sliould I t lAixology and lienediction I h krfit m cimdiioin to uccdmmiydiite thè heard from stacr that tune. better or more fluent writer or a mini wlm Tliere wlll tre no nervlee iti ibis cburctl He did list notify f,o»tma»ter O'Neil more thoroughly understand* the national treavy Mutili wlocfi fin* lnere a sci) font in thè evening. un nccoum of Mie Meri » that fiewat going and the service has game than Harrv. and his whole *ouicd dr- (old m thè last linee years and will Ive ten Ma** Meeting been crippled somewhat by his absence sire to iitsisl by giving the team plenty tiwws» a* liravy io thè next lfireo —Ke­ ®t*d no information as to his whrrenbouts of publicity is appreciated by the man­ p i/ter Star lo tllm ln u tr M osqiritors ha* emne to his wife or parents, who agement He will have entire charge of (fie Fast Const country is now m the t . a lle d Out Depuri metti live m this vicinity. Ills wife reports the sporting page anil whatever lie says midst nf a campaign for the elimination An a la m i of tire W e d n rs d a y in g lit that he hus been somewhat dissatisfied will go If you don't agree with him tell of the mosipiitu from Key West to Jack­ firo u g fit o u t lite n o to (ire tr u c k u n Mie ru n with bis Job and has been more or Jess your trouble* to Hurry sonville the call is going for the ll S a n d tfie y tu re u p F ir s t S treet in u w n y lo despondent at time*. frighten the olitesi inhabitant The alarm Marine Hospital corp* to duplicate their f Inr Display of Photos It 1» also reported that he ha* been W li Leigh the plinlogrnpher who i* imived In be a small blaze on Sanford work in Cuba and Panama fending a great mini tier of Socialist books The Fast Const Railroad from President and jiopen 0f lute. making extensive Improvements in Hie avenue that was extinguished tiefore the down are enthusiastic and the Pompano * Mis -family does not. up to this time, old Knsminger studio has a display in truck arrived l>oard of trade is working lo the desired fear that he has met with any accident, the window of his place that is attract­ end B ears In Thr City b d are greatly Uvublod and uneasy about ing most favorable comment. The |>hotns The Shelter Sanitarium is the *torn\ Several' 'Wops and cinnamon (tears Idm His friends nt Sanford report that and crayon* sluiw the touch of on artist » I** lies not been' seen by ibem. The hand and if Mr Leirfb can [iroduce this were in the city on Wednesday and made - center of the movement und < nngressanxiety of hlaiTrienda will increase as grade of work in his new studio he will much noise and several runaways. The frank (dark its titular head time goes by and no word comes from gel a large patronage. He exi>ects to bear* were a trille dirtier than (hr vt IK'» Bouse W arm ing him. » open Ids studio hi a few week* and will 'Wops' dagoes ----------------------1---Ttie Sanfonl F.lk* threw wide their have most elegant iiuarters. ------------ ;---------------TO Tilt VOTt RS hospitable doora Tuesday evening to their The W ednesday Club West Side Meeting Tomorrow (S a tu rd a y ) Is your last lumilie* ond friends and were the gracious The Wednesday Club are invited to " sJ ' The regular meeting of Hie West Side call to pay your poll tuxes In order hosts of a delightful Imose warming and raeet at the itudio of Mr*. Munson Wed llie pleasure of f'ewlay afternoon. Mar 13th. promptly at Improvement Society was held at the to vote In Ihe spring p rim arie s It Is plrnsnnt nUrrluiiinient ^Oclock. Mn. Munson wlll give her pn- Kolduns Nest yesterday at .) p m After up lo you now to pay your poll tax the dance was enjoyed by a large nutiif** on "Scandinavian Music' with "lllu*- the regular business was (rnntacted plans and see th a t your friends do the sam e her of llie guests The hospitality of the very much enjoyed and the bstlve Music Selo^Hùna.' She pesfiecl wrrr pro|xi»ed for improvements A so Ihe Sanford people can puy their poll Flk» wit* “liy urge* tho member! of the club io be cial half hour was *t>ent. Meeting ad­ tax at 1 hc office of th e M ark s Heal evening ut every respect was a charming / Prompdy at $ o’clock, aa af.e deairea journed lo meet again the lint Thursday t s ta te Agency and save time', but pay success. A delicious chicken salad course and pay now. This Is th e la s t call. , was served. In April. to her program a t that hour. ■ ’ * . i y - • Invasion of Candidate» Nun lord w a s honored yesterday by the visit nl a hunch of candidates front Or­ lando among them being II M Kobinsou, Judge Martin. W K Martin. Arthur Bull* and Phil Sleiimtis With the exception of llie latter none of these gentlemen have tiny opposition and they did not wear that worried look that goes with the usually harassed candidate Mr f u g g In S anford ''Mr Marcus C. Fagg of Jacksonville, who is to be thr chief speaker Sunday night nt the Men’s Rally will speak Sun­ day morning in the J'resbyterian church. Ills .subject in Hie morning will be the work uf the Children's Home Society in Florida Mr. Fnsg spoke ot the home of Mrs. Henry Wight this afternoon before a large gathering of Indies. He is the guest of Mrs Wight while in the city. Arrival and D e p artu re o f Trains N o m i g&UBD No. No. No. No. H2 81 H0 2H Ar 1.23 a 11.03 a " 2.3$ p " TT.Ó0 p No. No. No. No. 83 89 83 29 Ar 2-1G b m " 2.05 p «J’ - *7 " 8.05 p m south m m ni m Boum, lia »fieu t ttrv Trlltiy A St Petersburg—No 25. Ar I 01 p, m No, 2-4. I.v 2.15 p m. l-eesburg —No 21 Ai 11 28 a m No 22. I.v 6 15 p. fît ^ Ovcldu—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. tu,' Do you need sltoesl Get them ut 'r e ­ duced prices at Woodruffs. 18-tf A � 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, March 05, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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>, March 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/ee06834b06f74b94ec9cf005bd2a10d0.pdf faa8d1771dad6799e9100eb9fe38fcb0 PDF Text Text r * ' \ ’ TME SANrORDitlERALO B ook Lover* Club v The Book Lover*' Club was entertained by Mr*.' Fred WUlloms Thur»dny after* noon. A very Interesting magazine con* t a t w u prepared by Mr*. William* for tba entertalnmeul of tier guests. A list of tbo names of person*, places and ob* Ject* suggestive of the name* of several well known and popular mogazlnes of Uie day were distributed. The object of the , contest was to ascertsln which member of the club could give the largest number of magazines the names of which were suggested by the list of names given them by tbe hostess. Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., was ibe fortunate winner of the contest and also tbs prize, a handsome silver tea* spoon. Tba consolation prize a buneb of lovely roaea was received by Mrs. H. Ward. After the contest was over, a de­ licious salad course Wes served, followed by refreshing orange punch, served In orange cups, with dainty cakes. Mrs. J. 0 . Jdckord, Mrs. F. F. Dutton. Mrs. W. T. Fields were Mrs. Williams specially in­ vited guests to meet with tbe club, tbe members of which who were present were Mesdames Chns. 11. Dingee, K. J . Molly, F. L Woodruff, M. McLnuIln, Ernest Tolnr, Geo. Fox, Jr., H. Ward, Luke. ■I ■11». T Ball Association Dance Quite a good crowd attended the dance given in Lbe city hall Monday evening, under the auspices ofithe Ball Association. Everything conspired to make It an en­ joyable occasion. The management of the dances was all that could be desired, tbe Boor in good condition for dancing and the music furnished by the Carnival Italian Band was charming and delight­ fully Inspiring. A variety of delicious cakes and ice cream, for the refreshment of the dancers, was on sale'during tbe evening. ■lack and W hits vs. White and Black. For many years a largo department store has spent thousands of dollars on placards with which almost every article of merchandise Is ticketed throughout the store, ond only with­ in a short lime did they realize the amount of money that waa being w ilted In using the white cardboard with black lettering. These white cards soon became tolled and shop worn If allowed to re­ main In place any length of time. The cards which ore handled by custom­ ers In bins, trays, etc., are even more bo. By, substituting the black cardwith white lettering thla store orercomo thla difficulty to a very ex ten t Tho »how sn ?Js are cle-.n, Lean and bright-looking they last many times ns long, tho Ann several hundred doV the course of a year.— Bual- "Grandfather" Clock 200 Years Old. A remarkable hand mado clock la in thè possession of the Swedish Luther­ an Orphanage at Avon, Mnaa. It Is one of the old “grandfather" typo and consista of 13,00p pieces. It wna made about 200 years ago by Henry Haven and la still running. The works urn of wopd, the enso n handsome check­ erboard of Inlay Work, the material mahogany and whltn boxwood. Henry Haven1 was scvernl years completing I t Two heavy weights and two hob welgflta are the only metal In tho work*. Tho clock waa In the polaosslon of the Bianchnso estate of Avon for generations. When the property wtB sold for a Hjvodlsh orphanage the clock went with other furniture to the new owner. Big Trade In Frozen M eat Argentina auppllcs 90 per c $ n t of the frozen beef and frozen mutton consumed In Sheffield, England. Aus­ tralia and New Zealand provide tho remainder. Ita tiso la constantly Increasing. Frozen moat la never sawed, but it chopped with a cleaver. The retailers recelvo the meat in quar­ ters which they chop Into angular blocki, from which Lhe quantltlea deaired by customers are c u t These blocks afford material for fine wlndoij displaya, and the windows of frozenmeat shops are generally piled high with all alzaa and shapes of .solid red beef. tA > * - , An Absolutely Free Show .' Aviation la the email boy's delight He oan alt on a fence and watch tba - show for nothing; so r does ha have to oajTy water for the elephant _ . fe R f ; - ' — Words Modernized. The thim ble was originally known M a thumb bolt "V arlet" Is the same word aa " v a l e r and each Is an off­ shoot of the feudal “vsssaL" Finland Appeal* to T o u rist Finland, with Ita thousand lakes. Is bow ’ considered Attractive enough to be o a th e general tourist's l i s t m i p - .• . / HL .,n . . - - • Mnr(:h 5, (0i2 We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced * ^ ____ : ** knees. If your children are not wearing them i?ive us a trial. The Best Made Come S IM P L IC IT Y D RESSES For House .Wear m • Something New and Better th^n the 01d Style Wrapper All Our Spring Goods and W e’ll be Pleased to Show them to you. YOWELL A u n t*8 a d le‘s Potato Cake. Twrvthlnla cup butter, two cups gruti luted sugar, cum cup mushed pota­ toes (h ot), one cup sweet milk, four egga, twro tablespoons baking powder, ono cup gruted chocolate, one cup WWWWYWWWW WELL DRIVING chopped walnuts, ono teftapooti each of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg Cream butter and sugar, then add tho yolk, then tho flour, chocolalp, apices, ivnlnlnAd ntf if mlltv Ivn 'fiXlta potatoes arid milk, TTho n\Be attli and whites ob eggs aro jptdéd Inst, the whites being beaten to a stiff frohL Economical Cake. Ono-quarter cup butter, one cup sugar, ono tablespoon cornstarch mado smooth In one cup of milk, two cups flour and threo teaspoons baking powdor. B a k e-In layers and spread any kind of Jam between tho layers. T h is Is a good but cheap cake. . . O uifK 1- Artesian Wells of Every Description A Good H a b it is as Valuable an A sset S atisfactio n G uaranteed By E xp o rt W orkm on to You as a Bad One is a Detriment. Orden Ttken at McCall's Magazine H I L L LUMBER CO. and McCall Patterns • — or — F o r Women Have More Friends than any other ..........L »Kn or patterns. McCall s U the magazine citable ‘ “Fashion iht Guido monthly ‘ in; ' one million ouq. hundred thousand homes. Beside» showing ail tbe latest dcalgnsof McCall Patterns, each izsuo it brimful of sparkling short stories and helpful information for women. Save Money and K»#j> la Style by mh«rrlbio| I t M r t ’jH '» M l f i r tux »1 n o t*. O U 1 0 0 I7 c.ou » j cxi, ituluJtcj »tty «ax et I Ittntx fttx M «C *Ï1 P a tte rn * L a ad i l l o » S m 4 n timnlklty, trenoffli'iml m m ilstr Mid. ÛU HILL HARDWARE CO. The community respects you for your good ones and mm» speak Ioud< louder than the one—“saving" You Can't Begin too Soon—Start Today. PEOPLES Sanford T u rn O v e r ***M<SM<J11,^ a N ew L e a f McCALL'S MAGAZINE Florida By aubacrlblnd for THIS PAPER HR-steve*s-v>~-rw h. e tqlak«^ _ CUT M a r* dftSm m II MrC*U p jtu r r i tl.m any other two fmkea combined Kn*# hither than i | orati. Buy from yout d tiU r, or by rs*u Im « - BAN -DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED. C a rn a tio n s , B astar L illie s , FLOWERS * 1 per doz. * 3 p e r dox. Rosee, - * 2 to * 4 p»r do*»« L ily of V a lle y . I ' P‘ f dt" All Orders Rseelve Prompt Attention. ... M ILLS. The Florist, Ine. ?■ ■ v?_ • �m k tk .. gpp*^ -1 * -- . -#- < • •4V* ; rr •; * . ^ i'1i,r. *• P u b lis h e d "H E N u m b tr ALL S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday /.V S A N H i K D — L ite m SANFORD, FLORIDA ( he General News of The ( and of Flowers. v su m min Smasfres Window Of Painter And S trd ls Clothing I lie University of Florida base bull Irani won Tuesday's game from Hollins College at Winter Park b> a »core of I to i Slim* and lt-nny were the battery for f lor id». Prntt and Pike for Hollins I hr 1 lorlda troys have played four games *nii e leaving Gainesville Iasi week two with Stetson and two with Hollins—and I he honors were divided, ihr men under Cunth Mcl end winning one gaoo Coin ■■.II h nl Hie opposing tennis B ase Ball Dope there lias been no III lie activity in ¡hr i amp of Itir local base ball miinngc illenl doling the Iasi two weeks and be lore very long we wdl sei Mr I in olid All»* Hooter perched ill the giailll»tjiml Imt hoarse and liuppy And »|leaking of the grand »Land F i n v'l«*tieer and Manager Stevens lell u* llinl they Maul (u build u jo - m one, larger and nt nr comfortable. and that all they re t on- i* rile financial support ■>( lie Us ,d have hall enthusiasts, fills is oidy une of the many contemplated Inprnveitieni* ill ol which depend entire1) no the pnhln I la- ah|ed nl the ninnageineiit l* In oi»t a[i file Irani of as mailt heal bill . . i- i* can ill ike good l|iendi> » > • i’ iiioy; l b e i n t e r e s l h a d i» i v » f e p r e s i n l i i i g h) U. i viog hug'' degr ee g e l t m g a w u ) f r o m l e s s t a i i a l i s m a s f ur will |s-rmii Quite I.ilhet W a l l a c e Will u r M mil a n d p o l l i n g llie us our home a few l ocal •¡reals h a v e ri sked f or a t r y »'sin a» t he d i a m o n d Ann S a n f o r i l .uul !■> a is out f ut ure and sol Ti cl ent l y have them Ills pro taletll as dr y . volunteer through ( hei r ......... I he Herald lias Us ear close to the gh'ond fthd wdl give it» reader» the he»- hot off the hnl and in big league *1 )lr I S Nu gtoonds lliumoiid I hnl lod.it Wet fi The Wednesday Club The Wednesday Club are invited to " sJ ' raeet at the itudio of Mr*. Munson Wed f'ewlay afternoon. Mar 13th. promptly at ^Oclock. Mn. Munson wlll give her pnf** on "Scandinavian Music' with "lllu*bstlve Music Selo^Hùna.' She pesfiecl “liy urge* tho member! of the club io be / to ■ i Prompdy at $ o’clock, aa af.e deairea her program at that hour. - ’* . F R ID A Y , M A R C H Volum« IV 0, IB I * S rlg day ioghi llie organi/.linai miiiiniltee iii charge of llie log meeting represents tile live Prole»!Mill •hurdle» of Sanford nndei 'la Men , Hell geni and forward Movilo in \If tfir i ohgu g.ilion» ni ll" city »ill ami' io the one aieeinig u the I h e m ie frtllor of Koporlcr Star MoKts Triff I h r oliali tlie Mitt! THROWS B00UL1S AT SANTORD L ille* uf Sunford And Orlando Arc All Klght But Srp u ru trd By "Gulf o f Mud" A Rcfiortcr-Star man visited Sanford lodny. anil while rmt »ur|>ri»cd, wai de­ lighted lo see ’ the growth, hustle and [trosperily of our neighttorinj^ city Vegetable», especially celery a r e on the move and fine prices are being realized, one grower having »hipped and received Ins pay for thr crop off ten acres amount­ ing to over twenty thousand dollar* Oilier* have been etjunlly fortunate, and as tin-celery is bring moved acres arid lures are tiring gotten tap. ili,tj«<- (or "tla-r crti|>» to follow wnwb b i ooi assured|j h e CFLERY MOVEMENT All available space at tin- h o t e l s is m u n s e ho t e l ut pr o mi s ed h e f o r e n e x t s c a s a l i o[teltx W n l i n o i e * of pa v e d St r e et * , a* i Continues lo Bring The Highest would Record Prices From developments fit-rc today it seem Mint u bridge over the St. Johns river at Fast Coast Ferry, providing the citizen* of Orange county a direct route to the coast is assured A company of Volusia county citizens from the New Smyrna district motored over to Orlando this morning and called on the Orange county commissioners in session today, and made a proposition to furnish half the funds for building the bridge, if Ornttge county would hfentsh the uther half. The visitors came on behalf of the people of the southern section of Volusia county, wlio are anxious to boom tin» route to the coast m preference to the northern route through Dcl-und file Orange county commissioner* w r t r di»po.s«-d to entertain thr |jrnjionitioH fa­ vorably and instructed the commission­ ers clerk to secure »ficctfUntnm» from bridge builders for submission to__the War T h e v i s t t o r s frolli Ne we l l i mi yor Wi l k i n s o n . a f i n m h i n c e of lite t i a c s i New N m y r n a d i s t n c t lo I»e latd at ali s -. i vi i i i i 1 nke M. a i r o e ali-] ita Ni t l t o u s a ml s ■ bave , na-mi t l a wi - r » i bi » s e . isoli m or alai If-aatifol .lutili» oli » l a i fi ito- l.aud of t ben* i* io. r e n i m i in ld w b y !» in ! a 11 sb ni al noi pr av e bo r d Volumi "I Ulte w a t e r tt» c.ttt he loull d n l i y wl i e r e , ali v e g e t a f i l e * growrt _________ S le e f Drawbridge At Cast Coast Terry Will Be Built taken and a» soon a* ruoms are vacated other* drapfth fo finJ*bem^Wf,i|.e"iu^uc. I ^ M n i e f t t . U ^ I c L j U . bcUtg im*»***ary to lthe IBefore n f e r e Mterlnit c a t e r l n g (a ite morlsi“ t our i * t . ' vat i f oni Belore n bridge can hr co.tstnicte-1 aero*» a uavigublc »(remo t l n n k s il otte no i i o h e d e * p l s e d . a m i alt itti ita* New cuunty H N Sl i el dou were W Sinyrtwy c o n i m i s s f i m e r of Messi* fi’ H t .1 H VV P II Kofier Mie Hi t' ii»car l y. ni» ni ni W l ut m- y Hititrard I tu- t ac i tloit Mie <jO('*1lult " I Mie con strili n o n " I t hi » b r i d g e b.r» iw-rn v i t t u a l l y se II fi-il liy Mie visti ot i l o» d e l e g a i noi OUR GR0W1RSARL SLUING HERE A High t'rlccs Arc Causing Whole Coun­ try lo Sit t p And Take Notice Of U» 0 • Thirty-five cars of celery will go for­ ward this week and about fUtecu of let­ tuce. The price of celery remains firm a t' SA.OO per crate, although several talcs are rcpurttxl that brought $3.25 and $3.50 per crate I o b„ Sanford The entire shipment of celery and let­ tuce this week will total over $10,000 for the week or about #10.000 more than last week Lettuce market n -.lightly off today and the [sice per crate will likely go to $1.50 on account of the heavy shipments now leaving other sections of the state but the-growers mullet t h « L J hove* around the $1.29 mark during tlio season and they will be well satisfied It it does not go tie low the dollar mark. Some prices this week on celery sound like dairy tales but the figures spell iha truth One ol Mow is the »ale of celery liy (lie ( olbert Bros, on llie West Side where they stand gtssi to receive about $1000 from Irs* Minn one and one half ' acres a price winch If the »tuff ru n s us I high as reported ts certainly n reenrd in the ipiick fortune» made here The prices tiere this week and the many buyers and vlsitum look like a rusli to (fir gold belli Mr Nlnfi a» I I egg 1 I irkscncvdir ■ l o I mi " In- " f tilt popol ai Wl ll tel t e s o r i * of Inday wdl lie g t o l i f y i l i g n e w » (o (Ite c i t i stale sajieriiiteiiilenl id the I'hlldren » a n d e*|H‘Ciall> lite lite S t a t e . r s p F i l ally w|(ti s ort i l «on*t er* zens o f tini r m i l i t i Home Society of fionda will he the lead a* Pl M. f i l l o l l y t il,- Il ei ibi Mlp. i n-» er ZM" t " f l »l » w fio b i n e long >1 ii 111 itti 111 •-<I nf Olg »Js okci taking l'il hi* »ofi|e* I I lie l u e » of St t i gi ng Ila pi a »e* fi ilo- t . - l e r y Ilo- tl.irdsfilfi " I 11le i ndirei t roail » to Mie Seed "1 a So* od ( roll»« ten, • five null cna*t Pii» Opens Ills Bible Class ale .iddiesse» »di lidio» Inao M»*»»r» I* l i t e m o r e y>airi»t» iliot b a v e c o m e m i o Alili Hoilv i»ni ito- olili !...... i n io I hLliose wlm .itlend/sl thr oiM-ning sessfon I I h r a s h . 'f II I W l u l n e t S .1 P e r k in s , fomiti in I uck > Noafotil I very min (■frange c o u n t ) . lite m o r e i ns i s t er t i fin» ol I'lufesiwn Vlaris itiblr Class at the Con­ \ K I l i a l , | « ,l ,l* » i I* P W a ld r o n VI i» a ytiy f nr** I Iwi» mihm 4* 1m11ri •M *»41 \ *<1 ri hi ghly Iter li 11le d e m a n d l l"t .lOily f "( a l o u l g e gregational church Inst Sunday morning » i l l he f u r n is h e d by ■ m e n s In a i a id e d •ot i i pj i mri i ! . »f \ 1til»» • V#"f \ f 11f if wfili f| ni [ t»i l o a s i f e t t y lini fot ali i i n p f " » ' - d were delighted with In* methods There I I > a l l I'll b e s t i a " I ei gi l l j a e i , ■ Ml ( i t tu gli w a y Mie III e la New S m y r i i n s*- irtM were -i IhhiI t w i n y live present mid others W ilk f t M ill pi e Mile Mie .inlli'O ! I i r » ol \ " I i i s i . i vouni > b a v e Hub MnlliJInl l lif K '« ■»K' Ml.»It Hill xi t ft have promised to attend Professor Marls While tin |l|'!|s ÌN ’ I«' Vt^II tlEl'tl II hi n i s i * i e d of »i n i gnnri ti g t hè d e m a n d » of irihniikf iti i h r i Ivp rl.111'1 iilir tf llir fur's! began with the opening word* of JoJm's M . * l ( S K it II v I IIM» M ( '•If li inl J f 11V 11 J11 1■I ( I Al111<>111»«IiS(•-«• Lf ! MJy>|yt tu tÌM's «•( liuti 11*11» Mie s o u t h e r n sei i nni " f Mie r o l l i l i v in tdeilH-l ami *o onfoldtsl the subject that ! 1 I’t IIjMlfl I )"< t 11** Wmll Ir |j i.lfui «11JItITfit •ri li i*‘ kiir.il •IF-111ll rI■1 lui I.lf*» II! utili l i m i ni n t ngliwiiv t r a d i n g Muntigli I (be clit»» at once became deeply interest­ f * r \h- •»! v r* mm*It mur \l AI■•1 if l*-il ( r*f t a i i c l , fio ilio l ei i woi Mmt Mie uo r t l i e r n ed I lie class meet» nt ten in the Peojde* ‘ i .iTihh *tf ih» i >fu-yi-s f ii >x m T (I h * m *» Litui itrvi 'niiii.Ihv infill nl i1* Mstiilt* M uhi llf ilLt'fH (hr likriym«*fi. in n i tialf of lite C l a m i y h e m g m o l e ( « . po l on i church every Sunday morning A cordial ti.li i - x r f t e d Mie Ori si l l i t l i i ence k« t | • ih r ^ y. fin] ojiJijUi |ior««‘s llir ile invitation is extended In (he (Hibllc. Tfyc llrlpliin M«Alici Soc.lrl > Mi r r e h a * t i e e n a i n o v e m e n l un foni Professor has been used to having large i infilili frnri» imiti»!» mal I mmiij J III»* n i r m l n r s >1 ih»* H r l p i n ^ S ai f o r i p u t r a » t u i e in l l i r N e » S m y m n 1classes and there is room for all 1"i•*t > <f till* Iti 11CiIM lt I filili II llrltl 11U*Ir f»*«i ■*« tórrn I Uni I m*i m■'i*11 NjfifMnt iti.l ilrlriihiu ilis-rr 111 ni r li ( to l on l d Ilo- firtilge imte|M-iideotiy At the morning service Mr Waldron 11L11 mrpiiiif: ii iln* h-.m»' "| Mir»* Mmltm i» i iirr-ii filili nIMti)f ii» rni)i2h h of c o u n t > ani , a n d tli ai m o v e m e n l Ini* wtll nMeinpt to answer the •pirsltrin I «fi, I u r s t h i v r ^ r n n n i \ v • f v M u - , il ir..» . t> »t al i /e. l i ot i , a »oli», r i pi a ni futili Who i* my Neigtilsir* It'll Lit Mi* >if I fit Iff A 1»! « • M- JII Ml . fll »IM li |ji "f ÌMiirf «i»- ll||l' i tfr» |M r||i 'ilHit,rt » l i u t i ito- « i o t .,1 » i o t i Pila» 1 1 i l il •1 1 i- il« -* .' • ► Iti« i, i ,- r, I . i i || l.i M etropolitan Concert Company di«' »' - i- , •ni mii-r'-'l *>ii ito» j »ipi11111 M ' r I n i l . ■a l t I I I l i » a O i e r 1 W l l l l a l O l p t e t - U I ll, ................. ! , I .»» .* e I, I is ili po t l » ' » e » Hl|»it li I Stili It i* llie grlirrally exji/esse'l opinluu of logtiM-'i »1. ii toiolioer utili liooted w , , iisit.'j I-, VII » t I 1 ■ » itl'-i » In ll t those who attended the flue concert given g‘*m wcii ( i»..il .iti lals'iiog iliiouyli V I » jili-ii-Miil « » nil e v e n i n g » a* r l i pi y e d Al Ih e M ethodtst Church by the Metropolitan Concert Co. at the I lite mud. cuiiMiming doublé thè (ime timi I he g ue s t » w e r e r u l e r t i n n e d wi t h u tie S m i d u y al t tu» Mh IumI ìs I c t mr c l i —Cfiar- auditorium uf the High School Wednesday ! »IhhiIiI lie takeo tu suy uothlllg of thè l l ght f ul m u s i c a l pr o g r a m c o n s i s t i n g of ne l l e II S m n m e r » . pus tur 1 1 ito a m evening that was tiy far the best musical wi-nr and te.n no eiigioe* inni team» v o c a l a n d i t i s t r u me i i t n l »eli» l i o n s follifw t i fi g a n v o l o n t n r y Mi s s f lo»»te F r a n k entertainment given fiy any company in I lo» » U r l i li ut rumi »Inmld I h- of t uo k e d by a m u s i c a l e n u l e s t V |* r l t > b i l l e iirgnm»i Sanford for a long time llie selection* ni »0110 " l i n o io i t e n . i t lloit » i l i » l umi ili, most i »lory w,i * Inlil Willi t to* eXt epl l i ' O ' I t yl l i n c o n g r e g a i io n No 1*0 were all line and iierfeclty rendered and ol tifi)i>k» to In- »oppitel i witli t ppr o pr t . ' i e » c i ò .«od l e m i» Ilo- i n v i n e oli velili l e* l Aposlle» t ' r e n i i congi egat. ian i llitirougbly enjoye*! tiy alt wtmse [»rivilege doni ,0 t> » v . o * woiibi Ini e i . e e d l i n o n it t e l i l i * Il l e pri/e i p f ' t t v filili I l ' r a y e r cotti In. b u g » U f i lite l o r d » ii w»» to hear ibi-m t hè >..»i o. i lo uni y N"t t loit tiro k i» l et t er np e t o r S l e w . 'll was »III- loot woo till t II In Vii»» Holli »I 010'obei I I oi l et l|v tilted in tiliyn k » file t harming Voong lin*le»» sei vis) i ligio ion» fruit salad »no two lie* not nl f ee Orlando Man Missing * fiiundo, March fi —Joint McQuortcr*. woe uf the city mail carriers, left home aw Sunday telling Ins wife tie was going h> Sanford and has not been seen or heard from stacr that tune. He did list notify f,o»tma»ter O'Neil that fiewat going and the service has been crippled somewhat by his absence ®t*d no information as to his whrrenbouts ha* emne to his wife or parents, who live m this vicinity. Ills wife reports that he hus been somewhat dissatisfied with bis Job and has been more or Jess despondent at time*. It 1» also reported that he ha* been fending a great mini tier of Socialist books and jiopen 0f lute. * Mis -family does not. up to this time, fear that he has met with any accident, bd are greatly Uvublod and uneasy about Idm His friends nt Sanford report that I** lies not been' seen by ibem. The anxiety of hlaiTrienda will increase as time goes by and no word comes from him. » L iv in g I CULLED FROM lilt SI Alt PRESS >T, H ERALD f A V O R S ISRICK R O A D S Palmer it, Scigli have such a gissi brand of clothing that a party or parlies un­ known broke the Urge (date glnssjwindow in their store on Tuesday} night and extruded three soils ol clothe», two An Epitome or the W eek’» Most im ­ silici» and a Iteli I he act was a very p ortan t Happenings In the nervy one as the »lore is m the heart of S t o le 's Domain the city and the window was smashed Tallahassee is now busy laying water by a large bolt being thrown against mains, grading the streets and otherwise it. The beat of the policemen had preparing for the mile or more of vitrified evidently been closely watched and when they went to meet the (rain as is their laving that is to be done there. , custom thr thief had a clear fieli) for Ills News comes from Lakeland now that operation» The act was evidently ac­ strawberry shipments ore going forward complished during tin- heavy downpour heavily now and splendid [ifice» are lwV ram as pen|ge living in the vicinity of ing obtain«!. Prices received in the Thy store although awake liearii nothing northern market» vary between 50 and 75 orthe noise that the following glass must cents, which’ js fine for this time of year have m a d e I he party evidently need eri A $25,000 monument is to be erected Clothing ioidiy to execute *ui h u I«,1.1 In one of the parks in Jacksonville as j stroke tin* class id »ork usually fwittg Florida's liibutc ta the heroism and sac done ill a jewelry W in d o w or Stane boxi rifices made by the women of the (on n e » where the robbery would folly com federncy. When completed ltd» itiunup e n u le the tlitcf^ f»M^jjm-^j»k. handsomest of its kfnd meat is to Dixon line, hi i. south of till Big Hally Sunday Mght n of the monument shyri time No jar ins are hemg spared to make a •exhibition in Jnckson- success of the log rally for men next Sun­ will lie placi VI He F L O R ID A , W unh ' Friday SA N FO RD S3 ABOUND and ^ t l'-.l l i -li ........... Ito» >l(,-|. li Iti in e in il i y ottiei pili» ot ili«- .utility. Imi ,i thnp.nigh fine ijiusl 0, Ito- eile o t of itili . iiioi-iiiog Mie l w*. piiniip.il . ito s , of lite couiit> ind pni«in,i itifimeli a tinnì ta-r ni hamlels and villnges sliould tie ni a materni! Hial wdl stand tu ali extent ito- greal stralli («il tifimi it While tirli'k road* all over (lo- CIMIMI y wlll meati imi boli* of weiilth p. tfle Count >. Miai sei Moli lietwero la laudo utili Siiliford sliould Ih- krfit m cimdiioin to uccdmmiydiite thè treavy Mutili wlocfi fin* l nere a sci) font (old m thè last linee years and will Ive ten tiwws» a* liravy io thè next l fireo — Ke­ pi/ter Star Il'-e I '( .i vet rei Iteli h v oli ViiMirtll ni vol i mi , t i y i. Illd lestnmenl e » n m l'mlin I I ' Head re»|sili»ivety i I In- (dorili F a l l i » New restament le»»on 'I N,ilice». Ioli iwed by cullectllin 111 Uynm (congrritaimn) No 2fit I) Scrittori, ’{'hrisl s Mlssion in Woman and Wonom * Musimi lo tilt- World I I l’niyrr I t lAixology and lienediction Tliere wlll tre no nervlee iti ibis cburctl in thè evening. un nccoum of Mie Meri » Ma** Meeting Harry On Hie Jo b The Herakl'take* pleasure in uiiiKMinc itig to its reader» that Harry Ltnstein will again liHtidle the tm»e fi-tll dope for tin* pajier during (lie nensoti There is no better or more fluent writer or a mini wlm more thoroughly understand* the national game than Harrv. and his whole *ouicd drsire to iitsisl by giving the team plenty of publicity is appreciated by the man­ lo t llm ln u t r Mosqiritors agement He will have entire charge of (fie Fast Const country is now m the t . a l l e d Out Depuri metti the sporting page anil whatever lie says midst nf a campaign for the elimination An a l a m i of tire W e d n r s d a y i ngl i t will go If you don't agree with him tell of the mosipiitu from Key West to J a c k ­ firougfit out lite n o t o (ire t ruc k un Mie run your trouble* to Hurry a n d t fi ey t ur e up F i r s t St reet in u wny l o sonville the call is going for the ll S frighten the olitesi inhabitant The alarm Marine Hospital corp* to duplicate their f Inr Display of P h otos W li Leigh the plinlogrnpher who i* imived In be a small blaze on Sanford work in Cuba and Panama The Fast Const Railroad from President making extensive Improvements in Hie avenue that was extinguished tiefore the down are enthusiastic and the Pompano old Knsminger studio has a display in truck arrived l>oard of trade is working lo the desired the window of his place that is attract­ end Bears In Thr City ing most favorable comment. The |>hotns The Shelter Sanitarium is the *torn\ Several' 'Wops and cinnamon (tears and crayon* sluiw the touch of on artist » hand and if Mr Leirfb can [iroduce this were in the city on Wednesday and made - center of the movement und < nngressgrade of work in his new studio he will much noise and several runaways. The frank (dark its titular head gel a large patronage. He exi>ects to bear* were a trille dirtier than (hr vt IK'» Bouse Warming open Ids studio hi a few week* and will 'Wops' dagoes ------------------------ 1---Ttie Sanfonl F.lk* threw wide their have most elegant iiuarters. ------------- ;-----------------TO T ilt VOTt RS hospitable doora Tuesday evening to their W est Side M eeting Tomorrow ( S a tu r d a y ) Is your la s t lumilie* ond friends and were the gracious The regular meeting of Hie West Side call to pay your poll tu xes In order hosts of a delightful Imose warming and Improvement Society was held at the to vote In Ihe spring p rim a rie s It Is plrnsnnt nUrrluiiinient llie pleasure of Kolduns Nest yesterday at .) p m After up lo you now to pay your poll tax the dance was enjoyed by a large nutiithe regular business was (rnntacted plans and see th at your friends do the sam e her of llie guests The hospitality of the wrrr pro|xi»ed for improvements A so Ih e Sanford people ca n puy their poll Flk» wit* very much enjoyed and the cial half hour was *t>ent. Meeting ad­ tax at 1hc o ffice of the M arks Heal evening ut every respect was a charming journed lo meet again the lint Thursday t sta te Agency and save time', but pay success. A delicious chicken salad course and pay now. This Is the last call. , was served. In April. y - • Invasion of Candidate» Nun lord w a s honored yesterday by the visit nl a hunch of candidates front Or­ lando among them being II M Kobinsou, Judge Martin. W K Martin. Arthur Bull* and Phil Sleiimtis With the exception of llie latter none of these gentlemen have tiny opposition and they did not wear that worried look that goes with the usually harassed candidate Mr fu g g In Sanford ''Mr Marcus C. Fagg of Jacksonville, who is to be thr chief speaker Sunday night nt the Men’s Rally will speak Sun­ day morning in the J'resbyterian church. Ills .subject in Hie morning will be the work uf the Children's Home Society in Florida Mr. Fnsg spoke ot the home of Mrs. Henry Wight this afternoon before a large gathering of Indies. He is the guest of Mrs Wight while in the city. Arrival and D eparture o f Trains Nomi g&UBD No. H2 No. 81 No. H0 No. 2H Ar 1.23 a 11.03 a " 2.3$ p " TT.Ó0 p s out h No. 83 No. 89 No. 83 No. 29 m m ni m Boum, Ar 2-1G b m " 2.05 p «J’ - *7 " 8.05 p m lia »fieu t ttrv Trlltiy A St Petersburg—No 25. Ar I 01 p, m No, 2-4. I.v 2.15 p m. l-eesburg — No 21 Ai 11 28 a m No 22. I.v 6 15 p. fît ^ Ovcldu—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. tu,' Do you need sltoesl Get them ut 'r e ­ duced prices at Woodruffs. 18-tf �u.r • ~ • ’¥*r-T¡F’'.í **.- . » . , r * -.4 -■‘V" ■ -*> - •* - • ' ■ _ . * ■ V:. • - THE SANEORD’ HERALO alike commend her Master Homer bol­ lard received lltc prue. n nice Bible, for general excellence Mis* Harris will cor tinui* teaching the other grades fdr two mouth» Mettinger’s VV L Sieg came over from Stetson to visil home folks Sunday last. Misses Frye anil Myers are Mrs. Hurley on Ijtde Wisteria visiting We ore gliid to know that Mrs. V T. Peters Is convalescent sufficiently to sit up n portion uf ihu day. ■)V Our Charges are Consistei S, the Service We Render. Line Before Buying. Rev. T T Lee Smith preached to the largest congregation last Sunday that has ever lilted the baptist church Geneva 0 PI it oval of the selection of a pastor. Mrs. J. Q Adams entertained the M. M. S. Society on Thursday last in her beautiful home on bock Lake. The sit­ ting room ami parlor were thrown into one room and were flowing with mem­ bers and visitors. After the transaction of business, several new members were enrolled, Mrs. t^irlet? Mrs, Burley and Miss Elchner. The attendance was very grati­ fying to the officers, arid especially are visitors always welcomed. At this meet­ ing bahluiorc. Washington. Herndon Va, i Acron, Ohio and Monigomery Ala, were represente«l. Mrs Adams served refreshmenis in three courses which were so much enjoyed that ho one wanted to prepare hubby's *up|>er. Our hostess wo» gracefully assisted by Mrs. Will Adams uud Miss Addle Gresham ><ilA idaT 'GEO. A. County Solicitor DeCOTTES . Candidate for Reappointment O O S S I P A ;O U R . CORRESPONDENTS THAT MAY^OUM^ NOTl^ m SE ft f«*w tlii>s 111 limila l.ml wrrk W Booth, w ho It»» I im m i noil** »11 »1» Miss I ran. es IVnr».,ii has returned from 1.oughtiinn about ( . . M r i|u n , lr H . f I., l i t - M -r.tt.l IVtuii* Alien Ini» Inul the im»luflijttc to fall and Ir.u tore (In- l»ono in In» arm Rev E l.ee Smith and son desse 11 -»(*»-111 Inst Saturday mid Sunday with Mr and Mrs. G T. Peters. Mrs. J (J Adams entertained the b i dies' M M Society Inst Thursday at her home on Hnrk Lake. After the regulnr busmen», sandwiches, coffee nnd cake w r e served She wus- assisted by Mrs. |) W AUauis and Miss Addle Gresham Misses Pearl and Margie Killwe of Clin In.a .1 are alien.Img Hilda school now S TATI ON home of Mr#. Greenland, Feb. 29ih was a very pleasant nfTnlr Mrs. P. G. Miller, the Misses Fish and Starr nnd others gave delightful vocal and instrumental selec­ tions. Coffee uud cake were server! nnd the ladles added nearly $10 to their church fund. A. II. and Homer Courtney hove been entertaining a) friend. Mrs. Lydin Hogue, who Inis been on the Gulf Coast spending the winter and is now en route to her home in Painesvllle. O. Miss Mae Prevatt of Geneva was a guest of the McClelland home last week on her way home from a visit with her tisteT at Ecu Gallic. , . j/' • Robert Drown of Orlando visited his sitter. Mrs. S. F. McClelland Sunday. nnd W. M Haynes spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Miller of Georgia, niece of the Gormly's. Mrs. W. O Nolan is visiting her nunt for Mr. King frum the West Side wns several weeks. showing a gasolene reading lump among Miss Bertie Riley left last Tuesday for tlie (teopie of this vicinity'cm Tuesday Orlando to enter the hospital for treatMr, Berry from the West Side was look- <<nent of her eyes. We trust the opernlion will effect n complete cure. Her eyes ing over our farms on Saturday. have been in a very serious condition for B. A. Howard hod n |iorty of Penn­ some time. sylvania men out here on Friday. We arc glad to sec J . H. Wynn able to Our farmers are busy setting tomato bo out ognln. He has had an attack of plants. grippe for ihe past two weeks. » Erl GormJy hns a potato patch well The IWt quarterly meeting of the Mait­ worth seeing when you ore in tills land circuit will be held a t our church neighborhood. **1 next Saturday and Sunday. Preadiing at Firm er* Club meets TuesJny evening 11 o'clock Saturday and the business March )2t|i. Every body come. meeting at 3 o'clock. Dinner on the grounds at 1 o'clock Saturday. Ail are invited to attend. . . GENEVA JOTTINGS Mr. Urumlcy of ¿clcry nyryme hns been (fcorsjl Correspond«« 10The Herald clearing and fencing vime line farm land Mr. ond .Mrs. Lyon arc ngaln guests of an Railroad street. E R The potato fields ore well os all other crops. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knulerson after visit­ looking, line, ns ing several places of Interest in Florida. There will t*e a picnic and flshfry. given Mr. and Mrs. Allen nnd family are now by the M. M. S. Soeiety on Lake Marne"', pleasantly locoted In the Dr. Bass house Thur#dny 7tb . |n honor of the visit,ng on Beardall avenue, having moved recent- I |n ¡ „ Geneva ly sold to the Swope Land Company, who The primary de|>ortment o T Geneva . are c o r i n g and improving the fond. school dosed i u spring session last Fri­ * * * . * ‘ nU ■ A.good many tomato planti aro to be day. Miss Daniel as teacher, has done -. set out here in a short time. The Land effident work and pupils and parent v .f irst’ A • . Stt .9a J••-*«• - -• • - c* E¿ : ' ,A ,t. .. SW EATERS BLANKETS ■ GLOVES NOTIONS HEAVY UNDKRW /. r- *.; •Uf Always J: K. Mettinger 106 to 110 West First Si Get Out of the Rut. "T h e dull man Is made, not by na­ ture, but by the Immersion In a sin­ gle business, and all the more If that he »edentary, uneventful, and Inglorlously »«fe More than half of him »III remnln unexerclsed ond undevol oped; Ihe re«t wll]*be distended and deformed by over-nutrition, over-cerabsntlon, and the heat of ro o m *."— Rob­ ert Louis B te te n son, In * T b a Wreck* FO R T H E O LD FO LKS *ND W L E O N A R D I'8 BLOOD E L IX IR Q IV E 8 NEW STR EN G TH t '• T A L IT Y AND BU ILD S UP THE W EA K AND Ml N t 1 1000 Guarantee That t Will Cure All D ite s te * C s u s e l At last a preparatlun has been dlsrov»ii*t) ihui u., old folks Old bro Is no tonfier a calamity, now (hai I eon i known Thin Is especially vulualilc for glvlnc new s ir e n * ” who nre ail\sliced In years It rrntdres spent enerm , one prt*para!lon considered worthy the name of a true 1 clans throughout the country and Ik prescribed by them ' regulate the nerves and restore health ami strength Nothing-In th e past has aver equaled it In it» po»e and Impoverished people In old age and to give streuvi. In severe cases of headaches, rheumatism, Indlgesi i.... .. to Impure blood, I-eonardl's Blood E llilr ha* a »uml* -' lasting growth. Its remarkable power over disease lies In the purlfle» the Mood so that this vital fluid elrrulittc» t In replacing wornout tlasues and builds up n>*v» Io- . Ilnr power In li«sllii( and purifying the most in Iit .i*s.-arclie» out the weak parts st once and sets to v, makes It particularly valuable to those who are g c'iim those who have wasted their vitality or put any rxn.i special organa. T h e tired body feels the etrengt henlng ■ Blood Elixir with almost the Drat dose In scrofula, e n e m a , skin eruptions, tumors, ............ . bones, syphilis, chronic blood polsou, kidney and Hw|n fact any of Ihe diseases arising from Impure b! E lixir 1* of uncqualed value. It should he used >' weakness or disease, not only by those who are growing and middle aged who are afflicted with any blood dw '• ILeonard I's Blood Bt I* t r Is s arlentlfli 1 * 1 much more expensive to manufaotur* than o r d i n a l • tho usual price, together with the hitherto unheard ' » money on first bottle If the preparation doe* not * l ' e i *■ all Instances Young and old will Had In I^ o u ard l'i illooU KIT* and vitality • . i d«* , r.ardl"» f *•- lioa , ■ti bealtk Florida For Sale By Wm, G. Aldridge, Ssan Inni WANIfD—ACT1VT MSNINI Adi I0CSUTV To Join (his Boclely. Hb-k, accident, death bencflta. And Introduce our Memberships. All or spare time. fW) to |300 a month Every Member se­ cured gives you a steady monthly In­ come Experience not needed Writ« for plans. Box D K 203, Covington, Ky. mm [repairing FRUITS and VEGETABLES To th n O ld R e lia b le C o m m i s s i o n M e r c Nan ta y i n z a n t & C o ., Lo o k in g fo r a Good Ship Y o u r f r u it tables to? S u m m e r or Winter Jacksonville r lor Id* w e c a n supply >” >» Wi',1'tU " i to ................ A u t o m o b i l e line. I* >"u Mouse to rent A Motor f o r M in Purpose and Ve£e Witt f w e o r e q t y»nr m t v iit W e n ev er v e r y b e s t cars. mil u* * 1 If y ou n r e in imiiM' h o u r o f t h e night o r day H ero is O ne on the B est Sanford Machine & 6ara£f M a rk e t phone 33' W r ite fo r S te n c lle end M e rk e l R ep o rts Today F. C. HEW ITT CO. *r I tree ta . . ¡s*4 ' *;‘js u/Vf ■ ,'4? w * ■ COAT SUITS i * Geneva Is getting impatient atiojit the bridge at the ferry Can't the county ci.imiUaak.ners adiust the trouble and give lu the public the advantage of money interested! Miss Evans of t'liicinnilti 1 » visiting her I Bt N T / F H NOTES sister Mrs (' C Wort lung inn In (h* I > 1 It of ti# The 11c*fnI«S S pecial Correspondence lit The H e rn ia On Friday evening of hist week a few The weather hns been line for the past Rev. Wildmon |>renclied a very inter­ esting sermort to n large congregation of the new friends of the Fulton family two weeks nnd Ihe gardens nre tn good gathered at the Fulton home at Ft. Reed condition. The growers arc getting ready here Sunday. nnd sjient u very pleasant evening. to ship their celery crop. The Socialists will have another meet­ The Gonnly's enjoyed 11 family dinner L. Y. Bryan is qulle sick this week with ing here in the church next Saturday nl the Park on Sunday. the grippe. We hope to sec him out evening, the 8th. Mrs. Simon nnd daughters of Sonfotd again soon. The musical entertainment given at the MOORES MENS’ CLO TIIIV. Developing I'd. will have ¡.haul forty acre». Every bmly Is busy beginning work for (' (1 Perry forty acre». Iliirry Ward and siting planting The peach tree» are m f . F, Dutton about twenty acre» and full bloom and noon the air will he scented many other» will *et out several acre» with orange. gra|iefnilt nnd (war liloseach Mfilami wie. Im », It. h i to litis nine years uud tfaveli*d us at rubai» Sanford, under the doctor's enre. is nlilc with n number uf shows, while III Sanford last winter with the Johnny J , Jones show to he out again bought n farm on Beardall avenue und Mrs W. H Taylor *|wni Monday among They me us. the guest of C i) Pearson nnd family arc now living on rtieir place going to r a i s e t o m a t o e s t hi s year Mr nttd Mrs Astrupp and Mrs (’ f , Cooley lelt Monday for n visit *ti M Pe­ CAM! HON (III > Cl IPPINtiS tersburg J Our till* (ICOpic. ■ Mr nnd Mrs .1 (’ Rich. Dr and Mrs W A Minim k, Mr and Mr» (' C Wur-1 BUDA I I I M S thmgton and their guests and Mr and|.Tu TI»*“ Tiliior >tf Thi* HrrnUt I 'AOLA P OI N T S Mr 1 C Ellsworth, ,lr made 0 surprise «,(, nnt| \jrB 1 iun, returned Inst week 1'.nreiiwml«»» »0 Thf llrrukl visit to the f niton home on Mellonville i r o m ,irlando. where they have beert v.s"What imiUrr if tin- Mnr< ti wind* lilnv.’ avi-mie lust irolay even...g They were lti|1({ fuf w. vrr„| rtH<y wi„ V1»„ T|io wpollift 1# quite •1K»- uml the delightfully received alld twined « v e r > ( | m . k frlr|1,u Mr ..... . Mr» C A Haulersrm woods full uf violent mill the fmiimitre "I pliimu.l.l evening „ |,.w weeks and then return to their the yellow jessamine uhroad tu (lie land. Mrs C G Worthington has her ».»Ici |)lim,. Mrs A A Iliriiit I111» ifoue l<> Coeoiiuilt M.»» Amelia Evans .if Ciro innati Mino, as Mr and Mr* If Q Gresham hjh-iii Iasi firove io i|«*tiit mm** tune with 11t-r 11mi itli ■ her guest lor a monili Mi»» Evan» will Monday 111 Orlando. ter, Mr» C. A Poller visit Mr and Mrs .1 F Worthington in H. Huddleston was in Orlando last A T Lipfnrd nqd fnniily moved mil Tam|Ki also Monday on business from Sanford In si week and are occupy* A store house belonging to the Land . . . _ , , , , 1 («eo. Duellart spent Tuesday nnd WctlInk Ihe section house at llii» place Dtvelnpitig Company, located on whnl ‘ . , . u 1 , nesday visiting friends Mr» II I' Ge.jiet nl Allnnla. <•« nr wa* the Keeler (arm on Kallroritl street " Adams spent Wednesday m Em rived it few day» ado to make a visit caught lire from brusii henpi Wednesday fund w is destroyed. with several hundred ,,‘t|^flw,. visiting his brother. (. F Adams wiili her inollier Mr» E A Curtis* It I Peters »Jle n I Inst week in Cimili Mr» I 1 4 «m11t* v m 1 i >1111 mi rn»*»l I »v h«‘f dollar» worth ..I »tuli »lured in 11 .it i where tie has idinrge of a grove lì 11 r - *» VIr *• A M n ip p u fi«1 M r* * fm «11!»■r I wo l,ipil,c»c meo, I luyalo.i Inti with DRY GOODS Full and Complete Line. At Your Service. On Inst Sunday night Miss F.ntmn Tucker gave one of her splendid let lures pjj Mi sum ut the Methodist church. The church was filled to jts utniost enpaen and nil were fully repaid for attending. ' Miss Tucker is enthused on this worthy subject and is doing much good nnlong : _____________ ___________________ March 8. 1912 ’ rlKÆ-\, New York DOITN OW f .r TH« p A ff* �" "' " . -T-ÄI- Wi” ™- ■ O -• < ru.» > M arcirò , 1912 mi iirKAio sam toko IM PERIAL THEATRE - L* ‘ ü . ■ . M A R C H 14th THURSDAY MR. P A U L G IL M O R E And H is C om pany of L o n d o n P la y e r s in i h e D ig R e v iv a l “The Mummy and the Humming Bird” ol C a r r y i n g a n E l a b o r a t e and E x p e n s iv e P r o d u c t io n of P R I C E S $ 1 . 5 0 , $ 1 . 0 0 , 7 5 c , 5 0 c and 2 5 c Scenery FREE ! C IT Y ! Y o u r M o rta y B a c k if Y o u A ro N o i S a i ilfie d W i t h tFie M e d ic in e VA» Long Session Full os IntereMing Malter» ami Ordinance» 4. ■J* ^ Injures School Children <• -I- v . } T.TJi.irrw » . r u * i u * tin la n c r Irum VS I S .Mil IMI M u ram i : ,., I» ! J1> Vutn lint. Ill nil fourni i r r t H u m und Forfeiture, l u Hill (K r.l) » » n it.f> ts« V» (' W illia m *«' m '-. i If.,I.m , imi on (I on I Ili SO 11,11 Ml I* ................. , -A U 1 I-.t. 40 HO • 2-7U A Ili -«-tKÏÏVin ti «r. , 4*1 Hl I l d y couuetl m e ! io re g o la r session M a i Uh ni 7 IO |i Hi I l|e |lu h ,||. W Ir P re s e n t— I WiMMlruf? II I V» s M llle i lim ili I llllle r Wimh I A b s e n t- I ’ M |.iSt il Ill 'l l llls l li m e e tin g In « rend tild i * | , I il » , ! , I lie I i l « , le i K i l h I ((im » ed ilo c o m p ia m i o( M r Cuvilllair ilin y o r • id i,ri e die m in wns i I . lui»! Ili fé*alti li , ,i <I 11 _ I ' u l ti , > im i 1 » d i l l i ,| l \ ' i | , | l II (II. e III* ilei "llie r» lite t I * I I, , I I ' 11'■»»■>, . \ fi ufi lu i un * pi 11VI •1111s," f >r n r d lU iitli'r ili lim i p u ri et ih a la i Mi ned litui leoiliiln l timi VV li I n drrnoud Ite illude rhlef ul Mie lite depuri [tieni Curri ed K t-,|11 ii I it«I p .i’iHf I 11ai Unsi I f i i . l n i r i lirw in (in - l.'w e f in ni t s ii Uni Ih «il l( J h it ,11 > hneket » Jp«- s ttm lo r y !»' frg itrd m g lt Vi ,i h M lim ila he re fe rre d le Mie building m n u ii i l t e e .lin i * iM iril ih i ( II U il*' I h'I ^ va i r S uut • •m 11• ■! (Ih* ih ui i''i| v»a*t « il"* H «tal * l \ >r I l \< \\ l igni ti «h W I II»frl'MlNiil filivi I t*‘H fr miri«* «Il Ni» l'f'liM m> « r iu n ir ti lfi»( if ftklllfc' » e ilt he» M ved i»iti I sei i il id e i t lim i II»«4 tuli"»» ili*: * • un 1 l'iiliiie M n ♦, U r i I U ciw ec'ii l 'i i l i u r l l o lui nvemie», lot H n n tl lite lui 11, Idock 4. itv e tin e * Ini e 1 ,1- ' u s i ! 1 e I 1, 1 , , I' 1 |>|s-»»*.I Ih mi .'»il fe e t < f Tier 2, lot l, block 5, tie r Mn» * I siri mid III block 1 lie f 1. lid 1 bloek ¡le iw e e d l'u tk rtod lin k liv e llile » l"l IO nidi v i s i till fe e t uf block ' Met mie» I ile lkv e e ii O dk lu i* ’i and ‘I block nod I » lilts k M y r tle o ve Ile i p i.n e d on il» Morti I auge > Ile LI. \n K lm .im i 11' 'Jfi re n ts KM t n ld e » ' fill r e n ts only ut o u r « to r« 'lit e I t r i n l l f i; m il I l i n H ik e V"ll lu e ,I Mie S m in i Mold tìt" n » t It t Illu s i ' SPECIAL b bs k c l.iu r e l uve it v»it» then fulloisiOg A»' vote» VV oslroll 14 Day Oiler tem i lo (o li w e re Mutui ll» ilid di t li I t nnd mri >mr*» I l e , ndidl T M I B PORTABLE Ibis aniniiut bo» tint cost tlie l av Layer» "lie ' «Til lire Public S' Ipm I Lund is ibis mm li t uber I In* 1 2 ~d1 1 MK1 nt res nl land at i couscrvalive estimate, should Initial in tv•*r a • nf S2IHKi m .o r> wlien the drainage 1» complete and 'In land p a "li ilu in.tiki I Mil' will y leld $2 i.MlMl.l 1011, l wenly-live ¡ hi 1 1 nl d win' li i ii id" i tlo * i ais! it ill a mol prnv i»|i,u will go to the |Mlldlt si I in n | llllul oiuntlia lllg to ,$tt.2d*M)HH Nnw let » make »nuie limn figures ll I lies«' lands a n 1 depreciated ev in i on dn|| u in .u re liy Mr Clark » niisrepriseutotiniis a Imut Florida, ilu State will ln»i $ I 2 s 1 1mk i and the P u IiIp S i In Mil Lund Will lose i*,IL2.fiHO ['Ins i* inn Inin li fnt lip State altd its Si hiVi! Children to pay b>r Mr ( la rk » vain ihle I'M *er\ p ••* tn Congress We have a great Staft' It is wortb devi'ltijitug 1lit yvm want I " help develnp it || »n lielp me In Iwat Clark tind put lilin out ’ of the kina king hllsines» As I soul last week ill the Miami Met ("puli» md m I h vte I lit |If I III 11ii •,11 I bileli i - * i"1 •I ' I N1 'I till I In- 11» I Ilf 11m" 11 \|i * bi* K i * i t \I ' I Nil! (ill K III l>s<>N MURK Candidate fur Congress, Second District THE COLE NO. 7 LAMP 'I i > vv i* pi e n i "N U> vs' Uli If im i get d m e n i III ket I Itf "fd tih ilit f*»11*i flt'tw e e o \tiM«*r' "I • ’ V r*‘ U*-' •* '" il f ti"* . f * i r . ! . » Ih ' ■I . »! * * I ini ,il»n .tdvised by n memlter id the lin.iid "I I rustees that the Iruslces mi this date bad on hand, ready tn turn nver $ 1ft/XXl more lli.iklli^ o Inlal "I $|H.i 2lli 1-i »» •ir ili* «-nil< . f ■ r -Uh al !»•• ! w n îi rftfii'lii.riT y f r t m i**, »uu ! •»* * .irilh n f tinte l ’J t u M ' ts, in r r l i t s . ,W liiii'e tH pi ,,ln t.,i m ; Mie In Idi* k I. tie r ti. lo in I I, l'h fv m 1|ì ( u** ■’ ha hU«u ni ■ i (Si re u d m g und lin n I pus- L'un in i iu s i fi ha! p » U f )h ile re is » ! ,i ■,<I | '" • e l i M yrtle m id F lu i u» enn e* lets , im i m id . lit Un** 11* «*n ( h» fili" In '« '*U rT h *• \ nppjir«*ni 1v 1 m '1 •I rifili i f h fi* ih h I » tu r» * ri«iiH or iç la m l rfHIHP f i *t • h i'h-f'lJr'H f n r • : **n i »• I h " ' l i “» ' a 11 V Ih I»ll' *'M I**li1 * U ti |IiM UT " hU'h» film ' «! hi* fnk«*n il» n* sjH'itil«1«! a la i tim i il Lw* ( c u i iti lu ll a m i I l e i wneo M ag tto lln orni l'u rk a v e n u e » , lots nini on roll i dll die liei t 1 e i* 'Ir " l| Il s %t4v 111111 I »'|t •! (■ri Mtmk am i pubi , ut lin im «* '• « ,|k» tir i "Odeitiiied On |Inrd »"• •i ^'11 • ,» l- I U d , ì ■ •’ is HI ri | ut | 1 |»lm k » It » " ii i • . I*" 1in­ ,1, 1 , i' e l » - 1 it,.- 1"' • ,t 1"' - I I I ' , ■ 't We It II 11 * t ■■ .•Il 'i'll t • li il eedllU I I '"Il •'ll lik e , ri tld » ■Jr, Il d"! s I *■ . am advised by the State Treas­ urer tbut mi February 2(i, 11*11? $1.dll 2 Hi I I bail Is'ett |tani iuto the I’ nblii S< IiimiI f nnd under this ("on »milium.d |>rnviMiiii Ut ir v («ili >• p rillili,Il Itlt^ llli' k n k ilig ut ol i r i elirnnry re m i orni o n le re d llled I ■ ' - • • li S iililn rd m id pis'l p e rilin u n i i rei u f t u l i n u m i M irre f" lV In n i' ' I I ' 11,1 »■' I" n ' li' nr (Tun« und r e » ri to m U J, f in e r .o' und l 'illiiie t l" |* ii \n C nrried Ki |* iit ut ire iiH u re r ito ti f i l i c i mi» M 'vi ! rt* »•I »n Ìt ih WinalrufT lt*i|in si M n x w rll lo In iild d c o rru g a te li m in building inside in e (ire h it Iff v i m i n i alni iii.it ih r f «lih u» 111li tlie ^ oi v n i MI Ir T r i t i Uri liu ti n 11s itv i>*•«' 11' ' K ni Ir** !»r hi 'lu t M in t fil Uhi I r» «i ti i»v «lut fin il p t-** i>p I 4'f i "*•t pirtitn flirtile ! e n tis id e n i MiiVed und STO ili litu i t ho I « »¡« i »IH*«! imi«" «hi r fiu l i l ’» > r fh.U (hi nil« I M n lh '» ti •111r i ! i< r (•« f» i-l in fu ll am i |*f, I *■ t «ai t'nrrlisl i Mi r ii " « '• ii'! ( n rn rd Id d ìi» hi4 bini n ve r lu i tim i 11 • " I v* I m in m itlte e ' « i l i , Vln»eil .lini s r r iiiid e d tild i tbe m iM itnm n ■iloti nf Mr i ijw % aln i Ht'i «mih*it Ih .il M i»ed ulld v e i'i'lld e d Mini thè in n lle i (••ili tinsi mi p a ric imj.* o f tlie iter» es n in i tin i*' li s ■■( 1 to ’ lu r|;e In te n titi* n r iliis i e iu lilii: in l m i l o ei ' «■" ,- l 1 !."> I I I \ l'a II ||f) nuis* h*H ••f f <>fc n* a il m id I i. I ssfii Mr in s lr n r tr s l tn Re in» s ;t lui Id i th ltl I» „ ' ( 'o n s lljif illr in la rn n se i! Ite ri »venirne«»., I l . 11 I , I, ,L% e t-H l leri.st d ,iv In i l l * I K ille r M unite» uf Mie Itis i I n i 11 * Hu Stoic nt Florida lias, in round mmilters. l.2.ftlU)0() acres of land in tin ilratua(*e <hstnct of the EverFiladcb. Wiioiiover a j j o l l o r a worth of this liindTs soliTHfUthe Board ofTrustees of the Internal Improve­ ment Fund, twenty live jver cent of it must fio into the Public School Fund •>f t lie State -40t)10-trailiiK(w»ns. . W utkuuUr w C r i«i*^ I.‘ Murati, h tlc jlw iKVlHlfll K M \\ , k* Ir. S-r«7M TO i'ii '. i i l e i i l. I 'Il .......... ti' II'' in mi aUlra, thelr use In*' II» 1 m u n mim», 10 00 - TIip Constitution of Floridn pro­ vides that tin* Public School Fund Hhnll consist, ainonji other things, of Twenty live (ter cent of tlie sales ••I imltlic lands which tire now or limy licrenftcr lx‘ owtitHl by the State reU cve r o t is i lp t 1 n o n sviti p e n n a n e tti iy lo c u re 1 u n « l 0 it li'ti w ltt i i-n tin i ri lil i m e ' I . - u n t l t , , .ir r a l h n r f l r s 'In tini, li ha riti T lu 's • h o s . n t e i tiu tt, ItT M u f. and iv e n k r n t i r im w e 's n in i le n ii t •• SI IM7 is lu I lue» ll t t l t e i l 0» Ma» HI l ine* collected L fliio ry ’ Pound Fee. . " Meal I tnYWsnty ♦ We nrj; so .posture iloti olir r**nn ily uo m a i l e r h o w eh ro tile II n m v In 1, itiriL I tv e n(Trr tu f u i i i l * h thu t n r d b 'lt ii‘ iti o lir p i pettsr ittin tiM I f.i li tu | >■ m im r sii I I ' .IO fn c lu rv n s u H s In I I la \» iie s r III a 11 oseless tu n ttt'tu p t Reports of rre o M irer mid Chiet f-nllr,- '•et Clark's Slanderous Attack on Florida F AILS. R acom m and. $ V» IT ? MEETS C O U N C IL IF G uara n te ed A ttraction No F r e e L i s t S E A T S ON S A L E A T M A X W E L L ’S h‘*«I I Mimi Yi .H »ani ir u h u r i Uhi FOR slirh a i r i • h* HOM E \ >H I " de i v» , » » i i s ni r idi S TO R E md i n * CAR und MI. Idork I tier 7 lots I l ume l ’n s ò ' d O F F IC E "id !.. block 5. tier 7 Ilei weed Laurel An otiiiliuiiL'r entillrd dii ni linuiii ■ nod French nvenues, lots 5 uml III. block (inilidiitiiig lite inftytng ni rtimeuled *. in*T H (ht I'oiutll »Uriel, hetwer'ii Suit- »vedyuins wds ptiirrd no ils itiod tediling b'td noil i'nlmtmn it ve mie», lots 7 ami I fi, und fluid pii unge R(dl «ut in lieti nini •dork S, per I. lots I and IP, block lì. Her lite inlln*»mg vide rnsi Aye WiuMlrolt S ii Ml I I* P*« *t , f I! tv I Ilei ween I’ nlinel to and Magoolta ave- Hiyml Herodoo, Uni|erwins1 unii I Com plete I «■ B» I irftri I Klktcsl One», lota h unii east fi7 feel oi lot IS. none 1‘assed A«r*km t'lock 5, lief 2, lot* I unii M . block fi. tier 2. An ordì name entitled nil otdiottoce 'I 'l i , [ . . i m p is h a n d s o m e l y Ib-iween Mugiiolia and I'nrk avenues, lots i*ohtbitlng diesale oi ititoxu nting hiptors im ki I!d In ik lit im lie» Nand 13, block 5. tier LI between i ’urk was placed on its third reading and linai eipiipi'i'il with antniiialn »c'land Oak avenues, lots 4. 5, 11 and 10. |iassnge Hull was called and the lollov* •dock à, tier 4: north side oi Cork, block b, mg voles east Aye, Woodruff Hand ile a tu ti^ rtecillc, gl<il*e and ••er I between On k and Myrtle avenues. Herndon Model wood and Fu» N" moie pinup t n il I'M' e i j j I" '. •oi S and west 47 (net of lot III. block "i I’usnerf \V «■ h .ivc l In I h »( 11 tic " f M m her ,i, lots I orni fi. block 6, tier 5 Re Moved and seconded that the vouchers lit-» am i -u p p iic s m the S o u th • ween Myrtle and Elm nvenues, lots 4 Jas ngned by the president and approved ,it )inve»l price* E»tl 111BtCS and 10, block 3. tier 0; lots 1 and 7, block 1|>y the fl miner comm liter be t>md Cat tier 6. between Elm and Laurel ave- rieri ami t*\|"' t " i \it e Tt i c ones, luts 5 and 10. block 3, tier 7, lots I Moved and seconded that council odand C, block C. tier 7, iieiween h tu rd journ farritsl M W Lovrt i and French avenues, luts. 4. 3. 10 and 0. City Clerk black 5. tier 8, nnd north side of I’ nrk -------------------------------I ll E A ST BAY ST . block fi. tier 8 pi)r n ln|,|P a ,„| pome ivtokiug come Mov«| nn(i d^cundeii that the Atlantic to the Simile Hotel for your meal» Kates J a c k s o n v il l e . F l o r id a line Railway C!omi»aity he notified 24-tf to »ewer llte open ditch running ihrough $5 per w eek •heir [troperty within ninety day*. Iiegtii •ang at a point about halfway between , Thinl and Fourth «treeli, nnd running! north between Oak nnd Myrtle avenue* A ll W ork G u a r a n te e d to fake Monroe, nnd If not done within Send Your Work to Us anil Have It \llemled to I'm <••'» that time to be done by the city and the vu»t of same to become n lien on the Engraving. Clock and Jewelry Kepinring ivoperty. Carried. Moved and teconded that the city clerk ls •'«reby instructed to keep a complete Jewelers, Silvcrvnifhs and Importers record of all parties subject 10 sanitary 41 West B*y Street Jacksonville, Florida h»x, the sanitary Inspector to furnish him with this Ust, and shall notify each party •me*. Ini» *i Standard Light Co. E x p e rt W a tch R ep alrin q GRELNLFAF & CROSBY CO |1 I \ ( H •» I I I F t) p I A N T f K For Diversified Farm ing There nre mi defect* in the C-ulc I’lnnter li m timpfe, Btrottg. lasts a long lime ...... i» easy to run I lie plnnt» in Hint the right way Corn, Peas. [Fean. Pea­ nut«.. No|ii Ilei, n* Velvet Henris, Cutitaluu (te* and Watermelon*. The Cole plant* each one of these crops just a* well nit i( ii had been made specially for the crop. In fur4. there is u »(icciiil plate lor each kind of seed, and then you can fertilize as you plant, thereby suving much lubor. The Cole ha* all the necessary adjustments for number oi seed m the hill, the distance npart and the depth. All changes and adjustment* are simple and easy lor any farm hand , Ih rte are u number oi good planters on the market, but the best of them Is not equal to the Cole it will pay you to throw any of them away and buy the Cole You will make money by doing H WE ALSO HAVE A TULL LINE OF HAND PLANTERS H IL L HARDW ARE COR. F IR S T Sanford AND OAK , CO, * Florida �here on Tuesday and the nir»tuT* will on e x h ib itio n on the lot neat to ttic Herald budding where it tun be seen for PubUtbed E rery Tur».U r and Friday Morning By a nominal sum until Saturday when the (light will take place inuldr the bull THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY park An udmiaston fee will be charged R J HOLLY. Editor 1at the ground« to make up the »inn asked W M HAYNES. B u s in e s s Manager tlu* uviattir One of the itrrulral Mights S u b s c r ip tio n P rice. S 2 110 a 1 ror In Advance ever sect! jn tins section by one of '.he most daring drivers in the business today. D tllvtirO In lb * City by carrier 12 00 per year In Bonny hus a number of thrills that will advance or 20c per month. startle the spectators THE SANFORD HERALD Our stock is Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded. Price Low. cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. • t - •■ * Entered as t n s o d c J a s i mall mailer Ausasi 22nd 1008. ai lbs Poatnfflce at Sanford. Florida, ander Act of March 3rd. 1870. Interesting Antiquities. Ono of the huge monos ot tha Avebury Druldlcal circle, whleb Is murh InrgiT and older than BinnoTriepbon* N o lib OSes ln Harald Build I ns hengo, has fallen owing doubtless to l o r County Treasurer th e effectfl of weather. Aubrey, who Tu »hr Ik-muvialic Voleri ol limose C»iunt> Frank Clark called Governor Gilchrist I hereby a ri bourne ibyar’f a rlb d id a tr for llie of acted os guide to Charles II on a a "pin head” the other dry in Worthing­ 8iv ol County Treaiurer In a.klng ywrr support visit to this district In 16G3. declared in Ihr coming primary elecllun fur this »ery Im ton and at vet no one has denir i the th at Avebury ns far surpassed Btomv portant place which 1s lo te given I ” some one by the voler» o( thl* m u n ti, and il >uu charge. F’rnnk is absolutely correct lionga an a cathedral does a parish ran Ucnurrnth; see your w .1 > clear I.« honor me wilh Ibis piare, church. I promise you Ibal I will nt all limes ami under all iro *t ancra Strictly guard yuur inleretit so far T h e ram part and' fosse enclose rim Brother Kellnr of the Orlando Re port erat lies In my Power Yours very truly. J il Tuar» Star was (among (he visitors to our nearly 30 acrea, but of tho original sanctum this week. We are always glnd 600 atones th ere « r e now only 13 I am a candidate for th* other ot Trraiurrr of Or­ (Handing, tho number In 1722 being ange county, subject Io ihr nctlcn ul Ihr IVüra to welcome our Orlando friends. We 44. In addition to tho circle Avebury crallc primary to hr held AptU 30. IBIÏ. were poor once ourself. Your tuppoM will be apprrciatnl. poasessea an Interesting church dat­ I“nmir T Sin*»» ing from before the Conquest and an Pictures In the Timed-Union of the E lltab e th an manrtr house, while a For Sh eriff Jacksonville policemen on the traffic m ile,aw ay Is Bllhury hall, the largest June* A K Irk n nnd a mum nur« hit caudidarv squad look nice but woulln't the picture artificial mound In Europe, being 135 for rr -cl*. (jon in ,h r office <‘f Sheriff of Ocang* crriniv rubied (hr drritlon of Ihr Iv-murf atkof the officer who captures the murderers feet high and having n base whleb primary Io le hrkl on Aioli 30. 1012 covers five acre« j -----------------of the Silvcrstcin family look better* n la n li N e w s . W ti^ l il (in e U m li fu i Jnv k m u i v file (>wt- The Herald has n beautiful cartoon illustrative of Sanford celery prosperity, and the farmer looks exactly lik e a bloater! trust niagmitWhich may be no exaggeration, either,—St 1’rlrrabiirg Times Mr» !.. e' I j i w r e h i r will hav e i hur gr­ öl Ih c society jc olu m na of llic KcporterS tar. M i* I j i w r e n c e ia one of the tira» In itie jrroíeaaloii arid * . " mi itie Re.ja<y|-er- b ln r la r e l u m in g t « her Inst love Con­ gr a tu la tio n s to that paiH-r and the re ad e rs l lief eoi D ir Hrrülü Imi mliJrO a v e r t i ! Itrmii In I h r n]ili|i[iiriil in i h r (U|3| two wrrkft. nliiuiiii I b r m b r i n k n S l.nnn «rtttnk Him huit* VNr v%ill ^ ivr t\ dt » ,. . ,, A b o u t . « ... , $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 , In »n<«nt l,y ttlb L u l l e d . H lu tcs n a v y fur flag* e a r n I 1 1 .2 S . T h e b u n tlrtg c n m e S f r o m M a s ­ sachu setts E v e r y p i e c e Is s u b j e c t e d t o th o m o s t B av e re t o s t It m u s t w e ig h five pound» tp e v e r y f o r t y y a r d s und s t a n d t h e w e ig h t l e s t of » . - i . n i y jKiunda t o t w o s q u a r e I n c h e s li is wteeped ln »all w a t e r fo r six h o u r s Hint t h e n ex|»>»ed t o t h e «un for tlio s a m e p e rio d of tliire If a f t e r m i s t r e a t m e n t It c o n t i n u e s t o l i e . b u n t i n g o f « d i s t i n g u i s h a b l e c o l o r It l> prolio tm ce d fit f o r s e r v i c e ** ' Lite .»I Of ange i<mnlv «hlJIfy before it re ac h e s S h i i Eiwi I " S a lit o ti! [»•ople i o m ini timi City VVti) all thè wtiilr we flave timi treni Sanfot I desired, (tic rupulntlon finn tlieir l ’re 111-01111 sa >« a llendllne ni Irmi of (tiioking all ol beimi cele tp growirig city of the rountrv Snakes In Platter. « lite fit«» It It *Mfi i» u p oum i p p tla k e s Stiefln If lor the Bie »akl sali) couniy. county, • iub|<ct rt m The primary io hr hehl April 30tti 1012 And nd pievi*» in ysell le ra rr, out the law witbnui (rar er (avor tu any , one. and iprcial prl»ile*e» n> nun». I rctwctfullv e i vuur Itrrprwt kr*prctfu!ly 'lo «tir I alili- f o r lav A sse sso r I d iin tn jiH r nt« r n rwl kJ n*v fv»r ft« r l r s tio u ln iTr«- **f T»» Aiw-sh.| '|/I lf»n#r IV«Int» »ul-fH l !u ihr d*1 I■I«»n >f lL* l À *-!lI1•& * h-Mi »G lf»l n» ¿omt timi Send I or County So licito r I 1‘ r IPus « t .11i. V jlrrv ..( Or m*. I .-.Mv m i r le v M u b i M I te- %4 t . i f l u r o i t e . . I n . . x u t . re. u n t e l i . I s U m I I . « l e n p p i t n l m e l i l ll . f .,r ,.. l ie r ' e r r i , . f l u e ll « I I I t«e p rt.e .l efld e » .!» »I ,1 l i m e , tu .tr itu r ili lite r fn n e « uriite-ni r,.-u m e ■ m ( Ilt> lhillTY III, Uri III. tl il(hflllj) *n»L Icatlesili Nt ||, A till --trtw undi U • I'.e w. Ifnil lite ring um) thè t >., , |lni m one) in the batik r VVURS X CI USI H COVIMI SMIN t i h t o r Kellur uf the Kp|sirter-Slar otte ol lite vomitili l i r w» p« | wf inni t» ut F lut ul» alio rmtpjdie» a big K e n t o c k ) b e ati alni <i * ihm| b u s in e s s head il) tu» tnske ut> II« i t , . . . i , » closer re latio n s p in i and r ilie v i» tu attenti the m e e t i n g ul the Florida P ir n s A s » » t itnm m P n l a t k a m Ju n e lor (tritbi*. .■oil W ood Wheeling. W Î i r f r f Y *« « ' d u * 111 ft*' HtKAto i.s n rn ciA i mkcan EREE Uncle Sam delivers the mall ut your d o o r —Free The B u y . kepp k tc ltn m y d a w * sru un Nti m a ile r If h r i* t butin They *u | to »top I k km m y d a w * arauo W, W. Abernathy will furnish the le tte r box to recrlve same by calling At last Tbc Herald bus been apjxiinted at his sto re —Free by tbc commissioner* of Orange county us the official organ and will print (he de­ linquent tax sales for the year preceding As far a^th e memory of man runneth the lax sale has never been printed In a Sanford paper and wr know that the. readers wdl pardon us if we get chesty over the nfTnit Th«' monetary considera­ tion ts not considerable, but the prvstigc given the paper is great ond The Herald feels Ihm the efforts expended to give the people a real newspaper have been ap­ preciated by the county commissioners. We hereby tender our thanks to each and every member of the bonrd for their consideration of our claima ond not onl# doe* the appreciation come from Thq. Herald but from the people of Su^tfurd, for each and every one of them ^re'In­ terested In our success. ’. \ ■ The tax list will he printed here on our new typesetting machine, and (hose who do not subscribe for The Herald should aend in (hair subscription at once nnd get ihe official paper of the county. Airship Mon litr e Eggs for Hatching * Get the White Wing strain winners at Orange cuuniy fair Single Comb White Leghorns, Single Comb Rhode Island R. Is, Indio i Runner Docks. F3ggs for hatching and «tuck (or sale Orders booked for baby chicks and ducklings. Wimt W IN G P O U L T R Y EARM W. J . WILSON. P roprietor S a n fo rd - » 11 »* * î l b l u l m| r I f at * i “rimar \ Ju d ge f Ite r r l » e i r s t t n i t v m , s n .l v l u . v ft» re elev t s « . * t h e g» w ,t v at uf C ourvtv Jt*.|**‘ ..Í 1 1 t . l l p I t t l l l l r f a r v i In III» d e *f-,tu « r uf ( f i r I lr m t a -r o f « . p r i r n .t r » . 'w field ttf, l pot JO 1012 ..i*! , 'auf %«li“1M• » -a■!-i r» 'V W rtM W M V V W ttW V W rtrtrt\ \ s - ii ..... PO LIT IC A I......... j! ANNOUNCEMENTS . tto gel I et a ie lu ­ «tule ¡fu««l« »«Il tilt ut i l i * tl tr^al order will tieuei • ill I/y V l, \ Mr9- . ■ PAY CASH and 9 AV F f Ir xl S I r r e f ........... Y O U ’ L L ACCEPT OUR nit IK Of excepltqmilly low i ■ and truck lands i! v •' un i likely that v till II11ll Ml it I opt»» I M H IIld ill v r « l m e l t I too have a >b ill > t bun r- f nr HI' uu l Mil ll a «a vi Jig w. can refuse it HOWARD l ’ \< K M Tor SiiptTlntendrnt uf Public Instruí; (Ion W ; iV . l Sonfurd. 1 1 i ZÙft To ihr Voïi*r> ni l>rjiA£r iVmnly > S « VVM SV»V» « a SSSW V M » VVVvvvWVVVVVWUVVVVVVVVXVVVvv , , wwvvvw I ftnnouotv that I am a randkJair fur ihr ¡ nffirr uf*Cuufit» S(i(>rnn(Sfittetu of INiNk* Inünjc ikííi Lo ■iMTneri;í (Tifiuríf. tabjrci to thr «trikm of ihr •(•Pfisorhlnl lkmorr«tK immtry I frrl ihn I I nm la ri y ñífent for I hi* i»ÍÍirr by nj(idtkMi*1 *i UniIfit atjon. ñFYil lf> njsrrlrtx^ In niflinikirmrnl of trnail afitj Infir k Ìu*A» nrui in iic-aUftl »ilh iPithrfi. by nnlural irrnprrnmrnt nnd Itrvr for Ihr wfirh and by fnmllUrlty »Ith Ihr drtniU and the ¿tnrrnl drmnndt ol ihrofTTcr arijomrd Only exclusive Baker in Ihe city All mixing dmn during my nrmrtit irkrutnbrncy If rlrrtrd io thr j with latest int|>euved Sanitary machinery ofîii’T ihr niorational inirrrai« of ihf rnonty «rill 1+ opon W| bran, and ll wdl rodeavm In rvrry way to j S P E N C E R ' S B R E A D F 4A N D L E D by ail F I R S T C L A S S C W O C E R S In* faithful iw ihr truM taïwan! S P E N C E j f MiKtnm for Clerk Circuit Court I annuuorr ruy rarulklaty fur Ihr twalOuti ul n - r k ut the Cimili C«irt ut O inof rount) ruble« t tu the tin ukm o f lire IJrn»»rsljr |>iiinary tu be [ belt! un April 30, IBI2. llavm* wrvtvl the ruuiitv in thir capacity Ibr a numter uf «rar* I a*aln ask 1 fur tbe ruffrajte of tbe people My pari rrenn] b n)y Iter! Tronfi! rtlenitalkill H M Knernw I «ill hr a candidate for re election to the State lH-altlalure from Orari*» cmmty «ubject to the dedilua of tbe Démocratie primary held April 30tb. Hsvin* aerved the twuple oI ih«i county tor on« term In this office *lvr« me the hrnrfft of ciperi error ar a le*UJator and the kraiwl«]*« acnuirrd by thb setvkr (Ires me • belter opportunity to work fur niy coarliluency during another term la the Li**Ufature R ’S B A K E R Y S p e c ia l O r d e r s F ille d P r o m p t ly Wc Make Everything Known to the I radt PHONE 10«. NO. 111 PAKK AMM- t = = PRACTICAL DRRUCHON C o m e r M ain and M o n ro e, Ja c k so n v ille s y s te m of B u s in e s s C o lle g e s jn p ra d u a tes. M ore th a n Branch " i î in 100 h ip h -p ra d e in stru c to rs. to Ihe iK-tkin ot the tVtnurralk- tYlmar, 1 lha»k aufkclt vour cu(>iairi n(iin , C * n' fnr Rrprmnlftltkf m ihr l ^ i t l a t u r r ot Ihr Hilf* ui Hufklai lt*f couniy ä&JßJCL A Kijattnr« Subscribe for The Herald . «1 -f h l Ä t T. n i , , "JT »V 1ST i ■hk) t h e W o r l d — '¿'i y e a r . - To tbe fh-murraUc Voter* of Orange County I hereby announce that I ant a candidate fwfore t o s e c u r e g r a d u a t e s P O S I T I O N S o r R E F U N D M O N T A i i v i i vw v v m v x v H V x m s w x m s tbe approaching primary fur member ot the Leglater* from this county. If eject«) I wllj reprearat b y more F l o r i d a a n d G e o r g i a B a n k e r s a n d o t h e r b u s i n e s - ;• To Tbe V oters o f Orange AnJ, Use to la y™ ably »od honeetly and will endeavor to return to ymi a reronl that will meet with your hearty A L L O T H E R F l o r i d a a n d G e o r g i a b u s i n e s s c o l l e g e s < " i 1 ‘ Counties Respectfully. also teach BY MAIL. C a t a l o g u e F R E E . l hereby snnounce that I am n candklsle for re approval finwee Vui. J* electl. ft a. Senator fmm ihe litth Dltirlrt.- aubjen A. H . J A M E S , M a n a g e r. Ja ck so n v t ytjRH ftancrrcly fat your In (he pa*l, .md If you »(»p-imrr my ktbdalfYe rrr’ard. I rr-*i»r«clfully MONEY Peoples Cash (irucery fnn*» i JlMLV Slrttr \ l l i i r n e » 4 0 if L x n l M •i l f i ------------- ■ W. L. Fkmney, the famous aviator will will make an exhibition flight next S a t­ Tor County Commlsslonrr For County School Board I will I« a candklatr für re-elwtkici to Ihr nffke urday In Sanfurd at the Holden Ball Itavta* served one term a . ia member ol the U County Cammlsalooer o* Orange Uaioty »ubjeci rm a* Park under tbe auspices of the Com­ Ccalfity bchoot Board I willll be ä a cnudatale for ré­ Pittrici No l APd f ^ D,W°Cr‘ “ C , ’riÄ*iT mercial Club. The aviator will arrive élection to the office I m a Di.trt«lL - >l»l d a in tie s ''Oit < fil» l«lf fl fui w*mir Î il C.tsy df‘h* lt lit* . e i ) * *■ i n f f j f { t i n t For S ta te L ciislo tu re Fiorida pi r 1i vCX H T M%a % N e » *, ERLE Y o u ’ ll F i n d t lit l'Htfl Un •» .«if!» * .f î A« 4 .«(In I«a-i .«i 1If t y»írr'Ir«il| ( J..I «e.t h . 1 U v r **fHl» *VI r. »I Va FREE Every time I enmr lo tow a D is in o l u s FLORIDA J A C K S O N V IL L E ij t <IV C o l t r i - 1 or f or ro tin i y » (of a i m i , ut ih«- l i b i . r t .is te John A. Cunningham ru I Ol Ternis f(ir M u te d 1 « in . u r n e « m i o tiri i m a and iW en *Jpp ntlttoi* the J.e » ,|» .,ier men uf t Itimbi ii 0 0 « 1 $30 thui |«-t » » r i Prices a in n n iiii^ »MITII ÿ il tust s y s te m anti u f r a t e r n a l lati S , i nt uì . I ut lite t a t e for Catalogues, < Minh St fin lit mg. Mesi Vittimiti II s \ i <-riniti 11 Vv i» Mvt'-v maker tin*. t»v«<tfrb in lite a»e -f t o>« M i* i rt1kj F1iltr fut ' ' waste lit i t e r i t i 1 ul w - e l w riktit, estuf. lilllteltl h Ilir aill­ * Í l‘ lgV '•( ! tie < M (H III -I I lislutlents llv meaos of their it still I , ai g e tt i ».llar. I ■ l f* r isi tKWl < tl lf» r f^ T t l i r,.ri,.t, •Ijqiariil.is tan fm c from a tap.n il ) of 3 I I'*»» I irt.iN to 500 gals me infimInal idrohol imfi turpentine contained in snwdust arc Tor S t a t e Attorney effectively extracted, while the resulta ot tlii* t vn* * i i l ic V* iff f i i>f (Kr Srvrnth J ud irlat liber Í» rc^ily liw po|s*r riianufnciure's TnCirrutt nl noricJa Tili* still will initially pi) for itself ov.-r I hrf*-t»> unrKHim'** That ! am a rarM lW ln tr fur r** ««(U aainfm rnl na S tra lr M l i x n r » f< , t i h r S r v r n t h nnd over again rvriy iiMmth. and I'olonu ilK ta i t ir* uU uf T T iriiia ì u I ihn I tu i h r m fívan of ml ami foreign finn l imning . otoimnn s J*Hr renila raiM i»r im ari»-v iri A p r il 11*12 ilieinnu w-aks. taw mills, viirn-li m il Y < » l tlJ V f hi»r$uir*j ru r w Jth (h i* l if f W a m i I h ü * r • riflv-nvof n l in i l e s e n r* y itail tn m e h» et», oil rpbnrrl'-» sogrtr reflh-i r t en l u m i ni $ ilu t* ln i h r !» *ii uf m y a tilllly cannot I ni (o Im I it a |rrotUu d mi| If r r u d « u n | n I I p T n lf r fLeu ( if «I«« nil in m » siimn - K I. I h s Intrrnuiln'iol P ev , « i*iv irf lf> u j'h ' J-! Imw ñ n ! .n 'ir r in twtr rir»**iH » i l h V **7 -•*** " ■• «V' «11- a t r f * 1*! * tir n r «a ln «II If you a* mien ned m ot .nig wa P ' t r t f c '» « n « i * <t , . . iiFM'tx i-* * I r«-^|«r* I f m l t tu h o v r tfiett nmitig ami u n » timi ihr f«ke intuì •“ i n e i , ,r ,, ' fi,a,| ,,r ,n T h e Aut o pk i no \t TH' • h‘ Tilt t i l l I/AII0N OF WASH ) x o d u r l - lu lb«' Ve t ) ( ul l cst e i t e o t i«. . I c o u r s e , iti- a m i of e v e r y i h i l u * l f lutisi, and t h e Wi . hI W o v e Di st i l l er i es Co Wh e e l A°Nl) l . t e e K*»n t ci flir Ii**irn* f a Iw \iH•-r* I fi» F»tr% «Dfl'Vifii • 11\ti « liter ' »iS .ftii r ,.f 1 ht , "-W ,J f ,| f t I wtin * t If,. Ffim TI - I t, u w a t e r emit..* o f t h e s o o t h Is mudn f r o m « » u c « « t by t a m e s . C •«-11. « i t t i . olor p '- t k lt> C red e i b h H S'o ll It t* e X t r e t n e l y lif e l ik e and r iì 11Hï If’, q u i t e e no o t.ti lo g l i e t h e Vit i vtn e ' 1 'Ullul.H. o e. itti th e Ppei !• THE tiossee fV m o cra t So we are hot tire ‘ (usi IA N0S f - n l i r H i I . . i b r «r iK r f« o f I licjrh, aaiHiullce mr . »mt sl ac, fur rr iipi-unt mem lu the utili e ul countr solhtltar ut ()tan*e opiiiiy «iihiert to tlie cumin* tv-m*er»iii pri In a s m a l l p a rt of a S o u t h ' a t o l l a n sw am p represented on t h e peoni..) flo o r of th«* A m e r i c a n M u s e u m of .Su t­ u r a l H i s t o r y Is l u d urteil n »nttko g r o u p a m o n g th e togs v in e s a n d « ,v t e r hyiu I n llis T h e gr o u p « l u . « « pifio by -or Steinway & Sons Mehlinl Behr Bros. Mathushek I “C ro w n ” Story &. Chirk!: Koliler & Campbell - Haines Hms : ! and Fischer *. In very truth u uioJrrn t»uttl»*#hln J* *I»r **i*«fiiy of «irtnjii •hrfiflo/th. „ ■ . Tijuiit) fbr a ntinjhrf of trari nrot i^ini iniiiilnir In m o d e r n I>ll ril Ptll 1C. f i r r y *01116 wilh the Jnt*c* of till* urnr 1 |W| ithnl |run Ivrt vr b u n tin g FORI : 1 am a candrdstr fur tbe oflWr of , Sheriff lit Or cripliuii ol Ihr mm fluir i ^ m firn v H. ,i« m o t c a n ili litu i Ilo - noti pulm ini Üir l f * J »FfHull i n(!i|i<ili|r% fiüVt H n >v* b ro ta n w a t e r s n a k e Bild II Itiliÿ look (ikt* m »aiJAiikr inn finir An rìH ittp In o f tin* d ead ly mut •nstn torti, 1DISTRIBUTORS i AnfrncHinly »uhitri to lb*- tjrrtiion of the Demo J rratk* to lie held A^rtl .10 1912 Mtvin|# _ H u n tin g T h o r o u g h l y T e s t e d . , If your <h-t|(.r » « im tfÿ year. Every caao of bunting equi* tlio in Irrnnar I wttli lu announce* tu ibr V vmm a t m jrf Orange . ■ government 9560; every roll »costa 'Counttx that 1 will be a candidai r fur thë office ot [ ple tu liv e in d u rin g th è sun un cr. sh in g l e s D yal-U p ch u rch Building, Jackso n ville, F lo rid a Payment! in advance m uti be made al offhr l.akrland noi nino Inkes wtihiii, its cori»irate, limita, and all fit tu drink.— Lake- M O U L D IN G LA TH S LUM BER ■\Cff r i f ‘I �M archr 0 , 1912 flir SANTONI) MFKALO lie sure trod attend the Madame Bouton Concert on Tue*duy March 12lh. ui the Conit re ilational Church All tlckrta fill cent» The Madame Bouton Concert will tie under the auspices oi "The Sanford Music Club" and a rare treat for Sanford is the holding of primary »lections' In cm * se<iueii'-e of tin* law Saturday M u tch Mb will he the lust dn> on which (Kill In res can be paid to qualify voters to vote in the primary on April noth 1 he general election law provides that |»dl taxes must hi* paid on or Itefnre (to* m m u l Saturday ol the prectfding month m winch o gen crtil OI spniul election IS held If ,,,o waul to vole in the coming Denim roll, primary la* sure tlini you qualify lot same hy paying ynut (Kill tax Indore the ll|h of Map h t | Sh o w er for Hospital The Wei aka Club will give n silver lea promised luetuluy afternoon March 12th at I Lcorge Keller of the Ke porter-Star and o'clock in tile i jult (moils Kvery one is I W Matthews, a prominent contractor cordially invited to attend A receptacle of Orlando were among the county scut placed near the door will take the oflet visitors to the city yesterday. ings Kcv J. W Wildman left ycstenlay for j j rw days' visit In North Carolina and W r u t lt d R e p o rt .Virginia During his absence from the For Florida Rain tonight and Sotur city Sunday his pulpit will la- supplier! by day colder lulilglll extreme north west Professor Celgsi of Do I .and. (xyrtlun colder Saturday north west por- WANTS All Local A dvertisem ents tinder This Heading I h rec Cent s a t Ine f ac.h Issur O UR spring Hats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in hound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dented. tlmxl Chance lor (><-acral Mrchtittic— I wish to sell my business I he * ix It Shop plenty ol wotk nil tin- lime, small amount ■>f money needed, good reasons (nr sell mg (' A Smith. I l l Sixth St .'iil-tf Lot Sale —A pretty Florida home on , Silver l-akr (' K Wilhittne Box M2.t Sanford Fla. or phone 2u| 83 tl One ol the most suilahle tracts of land in Florida, near the brnoiiful Indian River, now ofieii for sale If you want good land pretty scenery, health and comfort, do not let tins oiler slip by Write to .1 I Snmlell. Idike Mary Flu 17 tf l o u Want — Day old clinks from Pot ter ■> winter luyers R I Rials or S l ’ White l-rghorns. Plarr your order now F R Potter, Sanford IB-tfc I bought live tracts of line land three years ago. I improved mid cultivated ihetn. Well locateil. I want one lor a home and trucking See me lor bargains on others. Levi Binford. Just south ol Crystal Ice Factory. 1 27-lf Dont forget til try the dried chipped heef— chipped while you wait ut W W Longs grocery. I!i-lf Ten acres of good land for sale at a bargain. Three acrea cleared and-crop­ ped last season All under fence Near loading station on mu turn line Almost given i w11 y Particulars at Herald Office For Sale—Full blood l.ughsh Hull Pup pies P (I Box l i s l Sanford Vlrk /eruonrnil It |H|.p fot Alle — ■ acre L itu i twitdy 1M*itrl tlg M. Fleischer, Ihe well known commis­ ilòti. sion man started tills week on the celery I h r Madame B outon Concert deal. He bought three cant celery. Two At th e Congregational church Tpesiluy, cars from Joe Cameron nnd one from Adams and paid according to the market. Marcii 12. HH2. a :iu p nt. All tickets SO cents Mr and Mrs. A. J . Frenger and family have moved to Bradley Junction where Paper Drinking Cups Mr Frenger has a position on the Char­ In the schools of Austria the rhll lotte Harbor division of the A C. L Tbett many friends regret to lose them dren are taught to csrrv several sheet*’ of writing paper In ihrlr pockets nt from Sanford hut wudi them well m all time* r limi n l|e|i a . htld Is then new home thirsty , tie i no roll one of ttie sheets Itr ti II gl* Ite«** ** i o im h I i n £ ln c i« * iii© n l w r u l t i r r iipsihi) u fita n o o n p re v e n te d tlie W e il* m e e tin g of the Wednesday Club, as the president of the club and several of the members Imd quite a distance to come, n win ilwmght be*t not to brave the continuous rnin which fell until tt was too late for (lie inerting V lillius I «knelt is lia c k ut Ills old tiltil ft r u T i n tc e a h lc und Clip i n .-k k .. u * tilf’lk jin r f o r t i* run) lit* ai>rv p lu riH l, after being used, In t h / n e n i a r whale paper box How to roil the rones deftly Is taught (he * ehlldren The (•tiring of n not'd' uhout half an Inrh long nenr one end before rolling th« eon« serves t*i tnske Hi* Improved cup stronget place ;li ila* Cico m id Ids m a n y frie n d s are. glad pi well nine h im h om e He tin- to,ui in c u b a to rs fur the lor Cyphers Inis It e m on p u t eight m onths a lu l m a d e all th e la rg e i itie , f the m id d le west a n d sm ith wdl (p in .on hom e lo t som e He tim e looking after Ins m a n y In te re s ts here It y hi ^t t* O v e rs tre e t ilie iit y today for s e v e ra l iher»triw t i* c h a irm a n County tbbrodo of of t'ltn m is s lo n e rs was hours the and Mr itm ird ol tlmt s ta le d Ins t.inm ess aflairv w ou lil p re v e n t his lid n • for ib is |H isitio n again and llia t f*r w .id i .<■| he III th e race Ib is is Imd .ewi I.,-i,ni-a- Mr in i.n-'il C o u n ty tlv e rs tre e i has t V itlttltissniiier and his this to im n l -Ml*- I «. ’ |*IS I(|0 II ts i n <i t ae I inter. Or) und o Mi* o. .qmpiied to handle yum repair »mk Sanford Machine A (otriige to . f r i —I Ht f L:»'oil* t.oing At reiluccd prices' All knots 'it shoes at Woodruff's Pi tl linlterine best tile at Rolierts h n seiy nrii spitlirr II It Ai. *.o.is >d fi'par wn(k «lino s. imrage tin Mi ip yutit irtuduce to ti Tsiniia, Fla 'Miidord Ma In that W J u d y & Co W r ite th e m for s te n c il Ora* and tw o horse w ag o n s w itti Hared side bodies tit lliu|erw o<w l's I I fn -if celery frt*7 if I ' lstrufT i» going to m o ve ml pn. •s -in »h.a*s Aui.w* mid c a r r i a g e ■' ' S|*-« |s if p ainting painting trsl cclass work 11 trsl l a s s work at Jam es The p e i’ i le tln iie e ih « o ld ttrinv vour old tires to Sanford Machine a itifngr (Vi fur vulcanizing frt IH-if Ik N tleV. Howard has returned from the beach and can be found ut Ills resi­ dent e to the mornings anti his office in thw-c.vrmiigs 40-tf ••a* engine repairs Sanford Moclunc k tiuruge Co* frl— 4H-tf The Lute City House has brought down the high cost of living Only $1,00 jter week lor the linett (able board in the city Kee Parker 28 W Longs fri-15-tf Cottage for Rent—!H4 Park avenue. Addresa Box 813, City 44 if lor Rent—Two uicely furnished rooms. Apply 407 Magnolia for particulars. 30-tf I-red fur Strain Laying Kltodr Island Kw pHe» for Notching Address Mrs R. A. Uevier, West Side. 53-Jp Buxine** Change— Being unable to con­ tinue the business of photography carried on hy tt*. iate £ Ensminger In Snnsince 1883 we have disposed of It to 4 r W. II. Igylgh wlto will take charge *» soon as th« new studio can lie finished fpstsirs in thc present location We w|dt tq ifinng a ii (0 g a n io fj 0IMj vicinity htfve been patrons of the gallery in year* pn*| fu,. tbelr custom ond to comfoetid Mr. I^lgh to theiM both na an cx* Prrtenced and able photogra{<hcr and ns »Plrawm gtn ,lMnnn Mra j f. ..'Tied Mary H and Carrie L. Ensininget 45-Fri-filfi d e tte ” U lami so tialile la n e unti n u l i - t. drcs» I n u I1J7 C ity Vi {14 ir M- II %||4M-(| 11Fi | f r o lli S v e n tu ri ago. »ben » un i»;» ni liv e m a n n n m e tl K it ili il* I tic* K III II et eliti *tt v |t i» k n u w n A B equest 1 give tu guild itithm* and tu>dher* In trust f"t ihydr children nil notai little «urti» of prsl*«* mid **n<'i>urngi' incut «ml nil q taint ¡w*t nntne* s tr«1 .■tnlesrtnet t* still I i tistgt* mild i’sr unts to it*«* i It••n« Justlv and generous !» as the iii*i*iln of th«*lr (‘ hildfi’Tt tnnv require Kioto lite Inst »111 slid li*s lament nf Charles l«ounshury. Iti whlch It*« dl»trlimili» tris "Inferirsi tn the wot id t.i mt*! e ml ing tin it Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD F L O R ID A *iin \d 2 t f f« 11 1 »1 tu «ili 11 f i li m n k fr e v r r n lf r r n l .F R A N K Rea . + * + *<. + + + * * * . > * + + .)>+ + * + ++ + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + * t'n d r r w IKH1 11«IV* fl.t** 41 f i ll i fonti s s * est n Idi shed for lite po'posi* I ' ì ì w i * N n v r ity V** PgifìTt« 1 ( i y tini *'• v v *?* •> *!• -> I*'}* - H * v %* •> •> v v <• ■{* *r” v v v %*v •> •> •!'*}■ jf MEN'S Siili* i 'n /f * I i *i Vviniui*^ ».li bili $ 2.00 $ 2.50 tlHVC rt-CfiVfi) l( p <* -S -S Fs lllf v f l 1 tie »un n d V t. .• »SS is tin ti» nevnt d e s tro y t liti ! im e ' lo * tu . (H e R ii t o ld * - le i llu ttte l » l.tit W OtlH lIlktnd » Itti » rii« of f n live le i te i t.e tin ti l.i* h i» $ 3.00 and i lirw ltd i»fTl|i*st* nit* S t y l e . C o r r e c l in S h i ip e , m iti m u si In d i lli l>m k im ptir P rice- 1 tie 0 n . i l i i > is. Iti'sl im th e A t .nok W ill ('n u v met* Y o u fu rtm d ic il house. \ Y / tu cat«* ‘il Up ria v e r th is c o u n s e l of p e r fe c t » Isdo nt fo li on d e a f e a rs , feir s h * n nny p n r t l r u l s r rnsn Is eon s u rn e d li) “ fe v « r fo t [ * r « iiltia n he st o n r« li t t ’ «■ n - V.' a it ¡«-r It.u I ■ H a u l > id I la a tiy p s rH c u .«»ni m e tira « vr r ii I Ug io v » le i ( et » 0 1»»» Btdewslk KV.r sum» *1me th«« 1 I'v of I von* Krsuite hs* lo-’ii using g «*» for side wnlks llisti-nd of hrtrk (it si.me It 1s t luid In blocks eight Im ties square es. h block eontslnlng sUtiwn square* resembling n ch erk erh o sn ! It lis» proved more lasting than stone, nnd much cheaper —Don ver Municipal Facts ____________ His Rest Moaning Whnn ft tiftd tempered man grows emphatic In his remarks nnd »sys ltd does not raro ft ‘'curse" he tries ns, or should mean to be correct that he does not caro a cross the lingual metathesis here being similar to that which make* gooseberries out of gorseberrtes ( - L ig i i 1 kvilt «Tld | i l"t m e a l im iik e t I* 111a IU1M I .I’ lO’ V i il Ile Fut Sale A g««*! g en tle horse, run itlx a il. ctinupy la p . I it |> ruta* harness, horse b la n k e t $ 2 IU n u , te n u s casi' M ust sell on at « n u iit a( le a v in g I It <ux>d fu ll Ito * at,H S a id a l t la or Rutili* Va 1 f u r l Reed V' Up In d ia n R u nn er ihn k egg * VI IHI l**'t I I $ 1 lia |* i |n« M uiituf. R iu m r i Ihm » I unit I a \Lk«-*>el| S a n fu td f i a •- tf f i Salt i ait *. r 11 do* a * nut al*” Ut JJ* 1■. l i » in d u » ** ( . . ’ li* I »*’ e 11 lin 'd iiln w iiM tn . whole uUlht ha $ > utt cnsli S«-e K .1 I toil V al H e ra ld "Mice fur S ale Fgg . arnet lai marketing "f lu r r y in g egg» holding 12 d u /e n In q u ite Herald Office 52 3tp Ko, Rent— litre«* mil or ill atleti tison» for light housekeeping l«<»xl location Ap­ ply to SII Park Ave . »2 Itp An Old T »am. Thu Hittites wer« an an rien l nln« of mor« than local fam« Th«!r In­ alila ploy was very fin«; Ihny studied w«tl the game. They heated Babylon one year by twenty point* or ao; left T y r* and Hldott In the rear, and beat out J e r i c h o — Washington Herald Long Headed Hueband "This Is good wlno 1 tribal take home a few bottlBi tn my » If « ' "Hhe never touchea wine, as you know " •True, but It will be a little present mi E. (Î. D U C K W O R T H I’ llllM V v 4 " *î* t.'t 11 n i u r lorlrtii S iili till tl v *5* -J* *5* r!r *fr Ht»-î* v v «ir «î» + 1H£- **■ *> *i* ^5* A- > > «I* %« *«■ H¡¡»«5* «i* v *;• > «fsv *> *> -i-*4-■>*3- <»v + + «Î»*>«y»4*❖ *> •>*î* *:• '«L %■ M « ¿ ti ih . r IH Uw •! OH* i U lk ra ■* I t t i *■ f x « ' h «if. 1 fM .v Uiul • -’I lui« fr« G. W h llftl p u tir f •••( 1 * » i li a II * aft 1S* a sa eg * 111 u W ^ •»*Hf* -î- -H>* HK«#*^ w itri N o ie ■n i f e m itet *# 1 t - «r î *1 e 'Hur i t * 1*» 1* r r w ent i (lilt(ilrtr O i * rtf r 14* f u r a l a C t i l l II1*» « J* if * f r * 1. r SCKJ 1* et n l |»t a i j « \t Bl .u n i I I Al I AMONTL SPRINGS FLORIDA *»r -Jh *fi* *!- + *;!**J* *** *>Jr 41m Y‘J* 4* v •>*> ■>4- ■> 1 Mil ! s S t u n II ( »I SANFORD ...The... Altamonte otti BATÍ a i » ‘i h f *1 * A ti n l r * l w i n »uji|»l> w r «4« S & SON, Props DARE -DEVIL AVIATOR I L eu o n of QrJof Tb^ro ar© mood* In which w© rourt ■ufforlng. In the hop« that there, nt least. «*» shall find reality strange peaks and edget of truth But tt turn* out to be acen«epalDttng and counterfeit Th« only thing grief has taught mo Is to know how shallow It la.— Emeraon. hi !■' I 11 .1 Hy Ss m i n i p'H 1* I »«’> f h . u d ii + *f 4- ■♦**# *| OXFORDS lim ili (ti icctl S liu rjt. lim i ,irt* 1 p in tl«il*‘ G l i t t ol .ill : •* »illOlld 11 I» p ro b n b le th s t key* ' * \ t • .i 11 I n n ^ 1 l u t 'vidS lig htly 11 «cd ahina«* gtisuluii* .•u g n i. tili« ** Da v tuna Beach, l i n t ' da *1 Up Fut K r tu — l ’ a rl ut uiiH lcrit im p tn v i’in c iii* I.f H e ra ld -Î* -k •!* VtlilrrM» T ip Sin li •H1ITI l 4»! IJ1Juìf* f »«I M'I I ! 1HIS | f**fn il \ yv. iio ir i »»ni' r U n rd St h it|in r r n» r F«n SPRING At H i ni Snlt* VViiiilrn i l r fi *»^11 •*t •*r finii h ijn iiH’“*' in« In d im i Ijinn« Ì m**». und i »i *i w s dnin^ ^ iwh | I h im im >■* K»*h ,m i I i Ì*»r *«H in^ l ^ i \ 'Nifi Snidi»! ! ' i p I ih » I» J i r i k 111n i ’ Iion»* *S ^ -F • liti i.gg s (ut M l l n i g - SX l u l l ’ l-pgh.urt.l s v iale Itfp iiig u u i lU airlxih Red l'u rkcys lo t P l> Your Poll Tones Now last legislature passed a Jaw tnak- for bur. and I cun keup It from going ‘“2 the general election law applicable to to wa*tu.”—Washington Herald Thu 1t*»*i1 tu gel iluwtng weii. Crini lati Flutrv darvi* and 1 he tllrl ^ucm inlr«* ntl vstniit ni link in i tuft "ì <lur I laift Behlntl Me, nnd tlien slng thè ■ l i o n u * ! r i m l » r r t M l i r r n i n f t l i r I h * n I K m d I •Old Hundrid’ h A fte t rtia t 'hev fif vsnrK iti liti* fini* ■*ii*.. w \ . i( hnva n bnliijti«*' sud stusll sttlns of wrliM» ymr W FI (lim i V (Ìt*n l*flH llti y f' llfw l lllillH'V money »re dlsiributed The 'Unioni I In III t if •<V shoes until you have seen Mi*aJru!t v .S|ice ml removal prices 2fv it New goods arriving at W Qrocery — give film a call C o r n * s 11 C r r e m o o y m idi mitip 11 teriilx should p te v a il ii|> in In in I . ' in lie jiiin e a I llll d l d u l r lot O ld Dan« ing tu « pari of n semi rellg lous reretnotiy («stili ni Mt |v>s. «'orti vsall, on thè 'In' of thè fenst of Ut od t»*u> tt (rei**, iti s* i v e ty litig i' h e a rin g pear u c e in m lli’ li *7 risai) c o t iiigc fro n t a te i Ito X t»«rclu*s. foce» south.UvtJdcik-Luku. J tmU-s v iu th cast u( S a n fo n t; S m in u te s w a ik to Street r u il - 1 w a y , also Oc et ilu rn ilro a d F in e d tln k iitg w a te r gisxl titiih in g , hshm g a n d s w im m ln g Atso 11 » acre i r m i of tilt* very Itesi c elery tinti l i'llu c r lalid » e li Itx'alcd tulle west C a in iT ’ in t tly le ** than a q titirlc r al n u le front s>an(urd trai tim i c a tlllic L an d Ita * a g e ttile sliqte fro lli N o rtlt to S .a itli l i n i ** (Iteri- w tll u c v rr la’ atty ila u g e f of mtil’ k lo ut t.utitàn We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? Vi I! o N N E V W ill F ly at Ball Grounds at 3 o’clock . Saturday Afternoon Rain, or Shine Uses a W rig h t M achine w hich he Converts into a Bronco of the A ir Ntt such Exhibition ever been m Sanford SATURDAY Afternoon, MARCH 16 Adm ission to G r a n d Stand, 50 Cents U n der the D irection of the S anford C o m m e rc ia l C lu b �M E N ’S R A L L Y AT THE T H E A T R E N E X T S U N D A Y N IG H T M A RC H 10th A T 7 :3 0 MR. MARCUS C. FAGG of Jacksonville, Will Speak On “The Need of a Social Conscience:' Waldron F i v e M i n u t o A d d r e s s e s f r o m M e s s r s . D. L. T h r a s h e r , B. F. W h l t n e r , N. J . P e r k i n s A . R. C h a p p e l l , G. B. ■ - MUSIC BY ORCHESTRA * tu Messrs. Merrill LET Branham. EVERY , M AN tlp o n m o tio n il was o rd ere d ilm t d e m p tlo n of s e '. of xw . o f n s tlie ib e re .1 4 ^ 1 I in- lU iiid >if .Im * ^ CAUSE FOR ALARM Petition tfClL A. Ward, M, Doyle el at.. for road recti veti and laid over and re­ ferred to Meurs. Ovcntreet & Branham. M ille r a n d I =~ CO M E Petition of W. J . Wilson. R. Muse et al for road consideration received and laid over. . Bid of K. 11. Lynch for road from SienHERALD 10 PUBLISH TAX LIST strorn place to Monroe referred to Mr Woodruff. Subject mailer o( tbc Sanford & Oviedo road referred to Messrs WoodrulT, llrown & Brantiain v, itti ¡Tower to act Board met last Tuesday March. 5. Following bids fur opening Christ man tv Present Chairman Overstreet. Commis- Lockwood rood re,-rival J R Parker $ 1 ' J . [ x - r mile, b, A Par sioners •Woodruff. Dillard Merrill and tin J 57 5o |»er mile. C G Coward 54Ï j U Brown. , r • t'_ Mmu ten of the last meeting were read perYnlle, H. W. Tanner $38' iff' per mllo. and approved. LI pun motion G. G. Coward’s hid of Communications from Moiw l). U. $47 50 per mile was accepted Fletrher. N. P. Bryan and Frank Clark Mr Money cam»* before the board .Uj were read. reference to struwing the rend h-ading Application from ilie Sanford Herald, from Oakland west to Count) line Sab Orange County Citizen and South Florida Jet’t matter referred to VG-wx. Dillard tv Sentinel for publishing the delinquent ' Branham with [»iwer In ¡ix,l tax list Kill receivedupon motion ilic I lx- t-si,ibli*bin<-ni of n> w pre< mil >* Hi Sanford Herald was drVglut ted as the voting plare at lull w n laid nvci unhl patter to [aiblisti said list. tin- next meeting Communication from Philip K Andrews Ml bids for the Omlu t.i (4 (.«-im-va received, subject matter referred to Mr mini were refused, and bids lot i m Woodruff, he to re[,ori at the next meet* road to be obtained. Matter referred to iriji Messrs Brown A Brnham C o m p tro lle r be requested |o a llo w - A Cordial Invitation is Extended to Ladies and Children t G •»fX COUNTY SOLONS MEfT AND A MEN’S CHOIR ===== B I t ju b - K P h ilip s n w il l , I s n ie iie - .'A license to e s ta b lish e d an d iq > e fttlr The S t o v e T h a t U s o s E i t h e r Gasoline I * iir h V 111<i r i* A ir ♦ and I r» 11,isoline i Unni ;tll I f >>r i D E T R O IT ? Absolutely a pa- at the tin t sum of $111 IHI m i account of * m g e r fe rty lie I w een I n t e r prise m id S an lax w illm i »ill d a y s by John lord, p resented and tiled t lj.m m o tio n rx e e s s iv r K llle l I lie folio .Mrssrs Lee I ildeii Sadler ft ill up peared before the lamrd w iib a Jieliliou to drum Black 11 .mniotk B w a s ordered that notice tie Riven by advertising three weeks in Tlie Oviedo Advance accordlnR to Sec 950 Cllup Hi. General Statutes Followlm! bonds ns notaries [Hilda were opjirovrd Mary J Smith, sureties J M Cheney and W L. Palmer Inez Mill, sureties Geo A Decolte* and A A l*rrston II A Word, sureties F W She|>fierd and A Schollz Jn o N Searcy xurellrx ( VV LnizuvmRet and M K Healey A ppllculloli of Mis France» .Sauliird A le x a n d e r for ¡w tision w„-> iip[H'ivi-i1 fl'SllllI I lllll V4.IV j|||lt[4(Mll | i,t j- rsolis domK bnsini ss wh Ih i i I „license was jut-seine I by the I n e u * . Inspector. Hie Ini s i n referred lo tin (ViontySoln il-i will. I'ustm, [mils in i, , , „ 1 ,,11 e m ir nl next meelmg of tfie board ll[inn innlum Supt ■ Branham w is in jlructed lo colled iUUOUUI due l a rail road iron, as soon as pusxiblc The recoinmendniiuti of Supt Brantiain q, reference lo ohloimng clay from M f McDonald was approved p[mti iilotlon-Supt Braidiam w ,« mxiriicted to l a k e [.(iq.-i 1 , 0 « .a the planted'on rile road *ld< ALL ‘l lit* ( ) i l S l a v t * s B ¡>1 »nil sureties I B W illia m * p s in lion .) \V Wut sou Mere l i n v p I h«* W irk lp ss ! llie B u rners w o rld , ¡liso lin * Latest Improved Open U ra le s, fu ll s iz e to p a m i S u b s ta n tia l 1’o w n ft 1 1 Fram e ( ’tin k e r ( r o u b l e | |l(- I lerk w as in s lin d i- il p. [ <,r< ii ise F o llo w in g Imnds to b ear fire arm s w ere Id e x to ib e * law s of H o n d a h i ib e use approved and licenses issued of |pe ixvard of County Commissioners John B. Gove, pistol sureties J M Lane Tin* Clerk was requested to look up a and J. M. L o u r . I B Williams, pistol [X'titinn for u road Rruntrd len or twelve sureties J D Roberts and 1 W Williams, years uRn near Plymoutli fro m Plymouth .1 I Anderson pislof sureties W P Stone m Merrmiae \ v m i i r and J C Hall W P S lo n e [ustol sureties J (' M all a n d .! 1 A n derso n I r ill,» B U R N E R A No A I w a v s Ask the Man To Show You 11 ml T 1 G riffith I [Min m o t i o n <h> I l e t X w 1 * 1n * t m r i e d to notify the cout'adors bulldlilR the bridRc at Geneva A ir extension, lliul the I lie f o l l o w lu R m i n i m i * w i r e e x a m in e Commissioner» urRe ibe completion of a n d W a rra n ts ordered d ra w n the same as stein as possible * A d jo u rn e d t ■» re g u la r session in A ja d Upon motion the Clerk was Instructed to notify the Division Supt., of the A C L. R. R. at Sanford to fait In the crossinR at Monroe at once DeleRation from districts one and live of Volusia County with a list of sub­ scribers pledging one half of the con­ struction of a hr id Re ai Lost Coast Ferry not lo exceed $2500 on the part of Volusia Vnlspar dries free of dust County citizen», came before the board. ¿ Kauri Building Ï* Varnish Just across tin * I» -J. * * * ✓ . .j. <»+ * 4 . + 4. + To-night <ms . + m> .. . .. . ^ m>. . . ^ . j. .v a . j . . . . . j. A% si ihr h llírf'h o i in two hours and hard in twenty-four. Use to-m orrow the County Commissioners of Orange County request p c rim -S J iio u fur the erec­ tion of said bridge by tlie board of Volusia County Commissioners. Clerk 1 » instructed to obtain eMimules for the erection of said bridge from the 'Virginia Bridge Co.. Converse Bridge Co. and Owego Bridge Co. J . W. Flynt appeared before the board asking for payment for certain lumber used by the County. Upon motion a war­ rant for $56 00 wns ordered drawn. Petition of J . L Hollins, W W Wright, el «,(...received and laid over under (lie rules. Petition of J . it Huddleston, il Baker et ad., for road near Geneva received find over under Hie rules. Petition of C J. Harden, A. A. Stewart, •t aL, received and laid over and referred A , floor varnished with Vnlspar can be walked on in twenty-four hours, with­ out sticking or marring. editar o! DIXIE and THE BUM W ash N ext D a y The lustre stays, docs not tu rn whi t e, wears the longest. Keeps Things New j ' All men and women cordially invited , ^Congressman-at*Large Primarles 1912 Hai h a i fought f o r I ha f3top l a* B for « l i yaara. Ha will c o n t i n u » t h i s s a m » f i ght in t h a Vote for L ’E n g le •nd • your c h o ic e far Seeds and Poultry Supplì®5 »* ■a m » f o r e s f u i w a y i n C o n g r a a a HILL HARDWARE CO -j- At the Congregational Church every Sunda) ft : Candidate for rights V A U E N T IN E 'Ä Join Prof. Maris’ Bible Class C lau d e L ’E n gle District Congreaaman. TOO Wc can supply you,for im m ed iste »hipmrnt BEGGAR WEED SORGHUM M IU .M Most ciimplrte line of Poultry Sup[Rlrs. (iardt-u and f 'dd s ' * P O I A T O t S , BEANS. G A R D E N AND r i E L D Pt AS. AND 1 Ill»i,iiid CoUoi E . A . M A R TIN fit COM PANY IK . O U » i S m J H»w 1» Ik. S n q . 2 0 6 E. Bay S t ., J a c k s o n v Illo ^ F la �* »■ * **t .1» » March 8. 1912 Ttir SANTORO Ilf RM O W om en BACK THE VULNERABLE PART in d Love L e tte re . A n O r d in a n c e P r o h ib it in g I h r S u l* of It 1 ( utili ,,t Mi., s.-nl.it felle In thè S r n r B r r r o n S iii)< 1 » \ tllatur) of || U' I»Iteri. limi Un’ti « I I I «rii** nini » l'Un. Il ulll krep A «ornali r 11 eri «li va her Im e I••« h a» ehi' ■tn-T «1-" tl IhIic* Iter mirrili or tiri (mwd**t ¡.uff Sin* leIh»*-» (lieti) lii-fuii' alo- iiii.e in li«<l nini |.t >■«.•.*■,- Ilirtn lo le i l.innilii beffile alo lini H Ino II,ili 11, In Mie IIIO I ntfiK Sto1 i **m|a Mieti! Ini u m A . ami k Ito a a »lieti- lo fimi 'In in f.,i II Í mufe Iil* II * >i-iir« nini n In tilt tilt* nnl) ».ilo llilii); u-o 1*1I *1,1« « , I I I I*»■M *■y * ' I t 11V Un- tttnn «h o liuh « r llt e ii liti-m im i ilo ■I 111 l*fil «ul '«V I '<* Munt. A U I’ll le to mairi Ino I 'rail C o m p a r a t iv e ly Eaay to Kill Snake by S t r i k i n g It With Cane o r S to n e . \|.|.o r a * « ^ t .- J T r m g '\ {JbSw * ‘ -> W fr T iV * l iia« ift< A il ( I l ( l é i i r i f i r r |* i u l u l i l i i t i < I hi I *ii i > u n i M l f . u i i r . r u l r i l \ \ « * o | h m in H*' 11 • *fl| ,| III**«I I <V III* M i» Sí»flí»ifi1 ‘ I Jfi fitone; should they bo dangerous n hath |iut on eon ehot^rom a revolver la »afe and of- 1 from h>|. in toe fecllre. meeting gown. w I d caao nff revolver la nt hntul h rap u f*»tr> »«ml Im with a eauo will be »ufflclcut, hut can* >ou «1th »on»* « muet bo taken to keep away from the Inn l«>wer You bead of the creature. . Ins at tin* world A s n a k e docs not normally g o about Inatead of clouds hitting U* ahull agnluat hard o b ject«; bo eaeY to smile It only do«« this when In a hurry. ___ ____ Moving at Ita ordinary pace It feela Its way with Ita long, delicate, forked * * erp 11 ’ To make an Im .V \ 1 1« t i l II H 't t ir k f l I I I t It » I - „I I O, Inilm * I l l i t . kt It le I1 M IT I* t»l f|ll> f 111(1 **CI Ml a l e u t i II » |WI * 141 ill e l l . *>9|ill I I m i r iftfiH -ra liil m| i »"f rii«* . I r i«r*r«iiii tri) dirli |i|*f *1 m* | itllh tilín bit 4 " f itll|»*l « r n(« H| rt«v*|i1 « L i l i l í * |iti rita I m i e< «li f l n r •»< n**l ìra% d i r t i % J r* * li 1 N.fÍF .1/1» * I ni M h ),*• t . 1 bi n i* o í . . » i n n i (lie f #•»*1 t n « " * . *.i in *r r S ** Mh t ,f In, |if |*err»|||*m 11**1 r . *-,fI*Ib. '»II ,1j , * 1 A r f f l * ) i r i d i » lililí d i ft*f e*t*Mllk i»l ‘ 1111 IH' * ** I ’ «luly IJiMsnJ l»l I h r I 'l l * l »«i'u *1 »*fi ih r ld i rî-ty of M i n t . A I) V M ¿ ISml 1 M W |/fb fii. fill A {»uruvnl f i f i iL t) *«I M «n i* A C lrf k U IH12 d tt Siim i » A.A •4 1 M *n *tf An Of dimmer Prohibiting I h r Sdir ot Inioxlciitliijt liq u o r s |U il <art]i«ine»I lu lit» Mi» f ( h» 1 * m i|*i) In tbo tam e way wh?n about to nnl'nnrv glue Jn v ewallow Its food It touches It all over with Its tongue tn order to ascertain f,r 111 '* " rni wh*r* to take hold, nnd this procea» has given rise to the mistaken Idea J ' ][ f that a snake covers Its prey with ' , * «lira prior to swallowing It No . . . . , , doubt a considerable *|iiantlty of an* . .. sdvnn'nK» “ ■ re« lira Is generated during the jirocen* ^ _ of deglutition, but ll d o rs not como 11 from the tongue. w h ^ ls^mer£lj Misod % a^'s a feeleiw” ' * ' • * P •*•*.* T o Get f* Sill,* f o r d l i f t S r t'f itill I fftill »alt«- . * f «4lit! I l l I • ÍMf It' HI* I1b«| <>t IIU H A Mr .Pa u l Gil m o r e . , ----------------- - I N TH t* ■ — *--------— MuMMy^c H u m m in û B ird I m fit i ■I• •*4* I *f tu.'14* i I»11» 4» in lit* Tfèawife city Ilf Sflllifll U|«Mfl •’ II **i fh«H tllr*r«v f almit l»r J*»tm*hvw1 ft ) it f l n r mI tini |r %* lllMfr lit fin i UMI IIU I.r J Ifiii» Î lMl nof |up«.u iiuii' ill *4 * *r * 1 . I ■ ii ' I I I l i d » » I Mr*f 11f > I ft » 11 'l.l » i<il»«<nl l*t ll • • » M l. », A I» I 11 i' i Mk u iliu lie r -■ i * f *1.4 I f l Í * if IM P E R IA L THEATRE, THURSDAY. MARCH 4 Cardui Cured Me !~ >r nearly ten years, nt different times, Mrs, Mary Jinks of 1 ic.iilu ay, left ii., suifned with womanly ti.-uhles. Sh« At last, I touk down ami Ifh'ii^lit I would die. I coni! not sleep. I couldn't eat. I had pains all over. The d". bds i;.nc me up. I read that I ’.irdui had helped so many, and I beyan to take ll, and It Lined me. Caxdul saved my life! Now, 1 can do anything." I'r ii istruir ii 1 in*! Uimt i Permana fit Institution i Î4* i .»f**I .411.f MU’ « T t 1 •»I ili»»’ I i l l nit t i l l I ** ' VV© urn H«»i UUK i i»»‘ Infor mu i hm frfim Iintuirsi 4U.IKK1 liotifil 1* P n rln M uht iilm iK now fii.tr tn ' * * l'*» It f*H U <1t . f o i l »«fi tv*»»iti I- d e n U-u th o reim«*I I111* i '. i l l i l h K i «*n im . li In i h« A C le a r S<»rrjr nut you I ii nt r b rii p a t h e t I m 11 y ' • of fu f f - ll y o u ’ tr i) i i l u n *-! M am 'M u le d th a t Ili ( It e In If ih n H it To U i* »11mi ■Li j«»«i t m «a« T * !g g r»*wt not of th e r« 1» d m Ilf* * '»n W h a f* »i r#t,j •*r* * f h u t g o t to ilo th o in u o 't o i t < )ld Ilf* M an* on Ifc w ith C o d g *T M u r» It “ I U I , m .4) •è.if.» ui f fr A ii » ( j r i * * "i i* it Ilf» 1 Ir f o fp m i r » -if lin iin tf ií if tin t r n i f’isnji*'*» 1.. «Invìi mi Mm* nflii * I* .if ( h r i n i f » d im t u r iln h n h lt fd t ii h f f* ini »«fi«* r* * rrtb 1 « ' U .011)1 fl A » im of rt t ii'C lo f I*r u t h«* ru » i t* i t M o t f r i u g b» *m d t n u »i • bv it if til»**! »t.*» l o n f . I tO M tk l.l. la » u k tu o N 114(»F f>I ». • .4 0 I t » M • » M t >»i <th£r 1 mii'il» Kr* f ' 1* tiin K la tti.tr i n. iillib iT B M i **!..[( d M 'I *, |f »* M - T fro m litu i . Tl»» •» .If* llie f r f h f r Iti i i l. y I . II. », JW tf lin * ro n fi irf» n i lw f»u i Ih r Ik llh >t i ) î' f ^ t 1 1 f I * |i.i( fil» ..luis f »Kl« d V»v, l> i o «lu ¿ r i fit uij? of t h ; » Mi, 11». f 11*•« * i ■> L f a d to TaM o* M a o fo ! ’*N t ir n i ir t i t o ’ . Alt Î Jl <i 1» ltg « * M \ n u h I I v i *h • . if l l i j c b ilk in g m a k in g r n l^ th k « * I * * 1*11 Ti> If you «re weak, tired, worn uiTt, or suffer from any of the pains peculiar to weak women, sudi as headache, backache, dr.ik'k’mg' down feelings, pains in arm, side, hip or In .t»s, and other symptom« of womanly trouble, you should l:y Cardili, the woman's tonic I’rrpared from per­ le. l!y harmless, vegetable ingredient*», Cardui is tho best remrdy for juu to use, as il can do ),,u iiutlmiif but yowl. It contains mi dauyerous druys. It has no bad after-effects. Ask your dniyyist He sells and recommends Cardui. Pow der ItT l- v**u It D a t in g iirMuil.** H un II«» fo r u tili« * Mi* U n tili* ih a ) uh In h n h M n l uni* [ m , u .1 » r ì Mari —M • M lir I ' I .f h n ^ l U#*«4B A r ir n lc » q u lr « H p rv ¿i P ro f r n n v ln r n d to km n ig h t h h I i! »ntt n'hi** ru b li* * .ti *»t It«*rU IItil'll r«> put i tn - it D is tin c tio n r o u ld a t Argue» c l u b , if *, (* ' \ ; »I ' In* .,1' set* H r of t h u k 1ml I •* K l '* ‘h out hut Ir 1 .4li]***nr to «ff«** t th»* » o rw rt l ' « r h « «ti I" m I h io ^ t a n y t h in g * 1 t h fh»» fimlilon»« N'lf 1» till H IlfVf! tu t HMl fm.nrd frs t nt $ % »)*« If It **41 I It I ,ir * . li,o . *!•** I*l***t f r u it If VWrf* to : L«di*i' A»1rltar| D ip t, O ii!f«ni»ofi M i.t i nt c© , Oi*ttijac©|A, TtfUL, tpf i ' f i i i i / M ifiw ltea#, is .l ©4 (tif< boruk. Mum« if tt u n ta t lor WaaatQ," ««r.t !/•«, J 54 î lia*» M - to w n , r ig h i h**r*N fo r liiK tn ro e r> The I t a lia n S o ld ie r U nder P ire t l,**ée llullau »olitlcr« were n new «■iperlence to me, HY>r Mheer unennv Ftonal daring I have ncv«r oecti nnyUiltig tu eijunl th o behavior of the It n ll» n «oldlor under tiro, and murk you. I,e„» » (lie Tboy «re, mi. u wlmlo ti *, •ii-lld body of m o n f r o m t h e point • ’ >'.« of phyxbiue iuii I ijlarlplln«" Umli more than till» call Im* «aid how • * 1 Thé k *mh1 »(ilrltH nnd rarniwt • * * m id o t h e r g o o d H o l d l e r l y I li* I r .if f I u u K itici \ n i f i l i l i inni« PI A V K n A M ) I Ii** u it l («‘ l i n i n ’ Bee'« Sting. The m oat i o ffe r tim i ) hit p r a c tic a l re m e d y n t n m o n l« fo r on and bee th e m a lto g e th e r M in g * 1 1, 1m 1, u * i tu p i* * t e m e d » j , u , . , H u n id i* * lle f a n d 1* to I n m .c d ln t. d v hot th * ' a t1 («u urn n («*<*<I t** «Invi* n ui C h ills I i v rr Ciit.1% n in i lu it h «f M tllM S It Fl \sfc ( l l I K KS K l ii n k n ( ‘l u l l M u ltim i Not • ,r i p ynuf in o n r \ llinwc ' I Ir fl Subscribe for The Herald and del all I be News worth Reagdin t t i l i t n t m l ii « i l l g '. * * U ib ' . i i i ! l'l e v e n t « w e llin g So a t to iM ’’ '\ ’ ' " * : ' 1 fu i r i t i « f i , i l « itn ll !■* uniinw ful for riiiin r 'C * ' A fl ■’ 1\ A C Ci P 1 ■’ ‘N IV ftfLC kiV rt /T / The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. i Sw ltchrs tof v a A •’ a Be N o t i c e d •’ ttieno men can only be spoken of In A N e u ' o i k m a n 1* a d i * * M t * l n g f o r term« of hlgbent pralae "Chummy" ii w i f e » h o m n r n n k n l l b . m i t t » l e e r 1« the «ord I m in t uae to.d*'«crlbe the A « umi i H » h o r a t i do t h a t however, f'lntlomthlp and fe*iltng exljttlng 1«' d o e » not h a v e t o « v a i l h e r « e l f o f a tween ofllcera and men, nnd under m a lt o r d e r h u a b a n d . «iK-h condition« whoro each 1« «o <•*•entlal to tho other a wlaer policy‘c a n ­ A n O rd in a n c e P r o h i b i t i n g T h r K i c k i n g not l*o ndopted.— Frank J , Megeo, to 01 C a r a A n d M a k i n g 01 f l y i n g Metropolitan. ' I is tn t u r c M u r ti I f(1. |» m lit f| 111* (\ A ' ‘ t\ A f1 <\ iju n lllI* * , I o n ic ut vthrf . fta rgr •*( ih«* h a n d lin g . tra in p a u r n i f f «*f fre ig h t uf k frk any r« f »if r a r i *»r m a k r tri ih** n jfp u fH tr H m lU 4*( ih r • “ in y .. IT B L E A C H IN G PAPER atik I'unilu* f if t v im ì uf fo n "( •»!)> in o lu r i « r *>r t a r i in (1v1n< » w ilrh rti w ith d U uf S a n fw tl l ’n* la* kk k rd «rul O v in i "Home of th® Arab« bare twoh a n d e d «word«,” »aye oi-Lleutenant Montague, lato with the Turk» In b^ff annif* rari !■* «lon»* Tripoli, "loft behind by tho oruMd- i a & k k i t i ’- i i « r • « « . any i»f ih r t i l 'r e i* c i " Hut on« never can bo certain t>i .hr curpomu* Ihnii* Srwtkjf) 2 Ani |*rrmn wnvlrl«! **( thr vk»(n or anything In thla world After one Uhjo SnlM ,y( ih li r fu r/ r i< iin i i o in n i th a il Î-* hnrvl nnl Ira* tha n fît c do II« l» ih *ì u ittrr ih n fi f if i) U nii.if * a* un "f th® Hrltlah campaign» In Egypt an {intoned n*H m orr lh « ii (M rt> da y* ai *b r «b*. fp officer brought back aa trophy «uch a lin n of U ir M h j ' fì I hrvetry r r f t l f t t!i« ( ih r h«r«^*n« u v d in a m r *.n» f'-rmldabl® weapon, which be ha»td u lr n a t i s i by Ih « r i i / ro ti nei! in « ra tio n «k * ih r «tied to aubmlt to the late Mr. Jack (Uh dny t*f M ir r h - A P UH 2 I » r« l| M * \jrrtll 1-atham, head of the W llktnion Bword I i l ) C ir r i company, tn Pall Mall, laying that, Apcnwwt n> m , tlil» .il, a»» irf Miti li A l< <• w Sef«**a ln hl» opinion, the thing belonged to U D Ì 53 4. • M*> '* the flrit half of the eleventh oontury. "N o ," »aid Mr. Jack , with a »mile. An Ordinance Providing For [h e Pay­ ■ifter a blight icrutlny of the blade, ment of San itary And Garbage loxea “It belongs to the aecond half of the At n Specified Time nineteenth century. There'® our trade SnlkHi I. All 4aitM«*> and M iilla iy in,**, ,Ji»H merk In th e com er of the hilt.” b# t,»j»l)l<* In advance no w beloru Ip t I3 .h d»y Cem ent-Coated Crate Nails Everything for the Farm and Garden of the flrat n»oalli of u t tiq u aittr. aiwl *ny ¡»f»on. ra or torpoMiioo fau» Arm « irp o ra tlo o who w ho fa il» to to pay »aid »old i»t!;»i** ta it*» *» and « u n ita ry l a , M on or hrfor* »akl Unir, aneli hr m iu ir n l aiwl ro m p rllr.1 lu p a y tw r o ty fi> r CCM» a d d itio n a l a» a penally tot not poyinä »a«t l a K * oe or t< fo r * th * t5lF> d a y of I h r B r»l monili to m U q u a rte r S rcllou 2 A n y |«-r»an, ftrm ot ro rp o ra llo n who d o r, no. pay » * k l » a fb a y r and la n lla r y . a i r , hy th r la st day o f I h r firs t m o n th in said g u a rtr t, «hall Upon ro o vlcU o n th r r r o f. Iw fln r d not mosr Lawn M owers OAK AVENUE W h eelbarrow s SANFORD, FLA �. ■■TT ; ■' “£— , ■-- » . ' , * -V" v ........... , I *1 -7-, . t? . ■. - _t * A—. » 7 »*,*■* - •* * . —'V *' - T-r " —■- •' #■ mm . . . . ' « m . •;. ••... “ •» - » Î • mrm?xr . iv ä è -. - ■ u Tile SANrORO;ilERALO Japanese fvtr^Vktik Urldjr Club Mr». H. P. Driver deliiihifully enter­ tained the Every Week Bridge Club. Fri­ day afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. The highest score, wm made by Mrs. 0. W. Dmdy, who won the first prize, a very pretty fancy work bag. Mrs. C. E. Dell received tho booby priic n deck of cards. After the pleasant games of cards were concluded delicious Ice cream with hot cbocdla|e sauce, with silver and chocolate cake was served. Mrs. Drivers guests were, Mesdames W. D. Holden, C. 0. McLaughlin, 0. W. Brndy. W W Prather, C. E. Bell. Samuel Puleslon, Miss Laura Fish. J . WsIKInf Bridge Club V Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin entertained the Watklng Bridge Club Thursday morning. Two tables of bridge were played When the pleasant games were concluded light refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. McLaughlin's guests were Mrs. C. M. Vorce, Mrs. 0. W. Brady. Mrs Cruse Barnes. Mrs Barrett, Mrs. H, M. Papworth. Mrs Frank Lane. Miss Nona Wylly. Bap Delightful Dane* * Miss Mamie Hill entertained-at a very delightful dance in tlie city halt Wednes­ day evening, complimentary to her sister. V Mrs. W. B. Howard of Columbus. Ubiu, . y wfeoji spending,, tlu> winter with bet par­ ents,* Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hill. The haft was very tastefully decorated with red and green and with a [irofusion of [lotted plants, which gave it a very rosy appear­ ance. Dancing began about W3n nod continued until a late Itou» Déliions punch was srrvc<l dining (he I evening, accompanied wjili dainty cake» The hull w a s comfortably Idled wi th ilir large number of guests who enjoyed ilte delightful dunce and evening One Buie Japanese Mulling Rugs, size 3(1x72 in,, in item and attractive stenciled de­ signs Will be placet! on sule Monday Morning at 9 o’clock While tliey last each O N D A In natural color, u good llrin weave. 27 in. width. Monday per yard Pongenette • E m h ro idcrics In Hamburg and Swiss edge and insertions. 15c, Values up to Special Monday Brocade Tissue 4th ’* " 29-in. Siren Brocade Tissue, the newest weaves in colored Mercerized Tissue, nil colors 35c value. Our price I GENT’S FURNISHINGS " NEW LINE of MEN’S TIES in all the latest patterns of Silks and Newest Designs See them at each 48c and 25c POROUS MESH Underwear, in nil sizes, either Shirts nr Drawers, worth 35c a gar mean. S jr r ia l Monday STRAW 39c HATS HALF « il i 8 I-3c PANTS 1 Á li you III »mi mg R fop FLOORS TABLES CHAIRS OIL.CLOTHS E. T O L A R , C i i A i s r & J+ JUST UÇE AMJ AIL INTERIOR WOODWORK 'a m p ie - * » f 4 II I iln>- b ea u tifu l l.u lo r - ( lotti >ou wdl WASH B E R L IN TLf Lnl Luit lai «1 Lutoll * SALE B A S IN S Large G ra y Ennineledwure Wash Basins, worth 15c price only . . _ ................ VARNISH51AIM STEW Our I i It«*«« mmt u t 0 «I f*-*.»4 Dr * H ) i t * « 1à F*»J iHI liuHtt* (M1-4iDirVij mm«¿J w <t»cj«r*«l 40c r» F lu lr.d riu ktfd H hittlpL ini (1*1 Salitimi**, YOUB L t ALE R BtlXJ IT D IS H P A N S Tills is a moving price on Dishpans actual value 40c Monday only. r G h C«Bpl>t!lì 10c KETTLES Large. fWijunrt Fjiameledware Berlin Kettle, sold up to 50c Just think of it only . J n«4 very $14.50 up f * * t MOV«» l * t » e ENAM ELEDW ARE U CAMPBELL’S T h G O r ig in a l ‘ C*i M cp in mir More And (he pleasure of having a handsome. Royal Tailored Sim made to your measure, from S TE V E N S , V P r*» H $1.39 ip u ckly timi out I S M IT H . Prss H jiiM ItHik o v er ii r t .n >d Ko>al e m i\|. DEPOSITS IHSUHEO AGAINST LOSS 44b OH SAVÌH6S M. M 25c 25c Gray Lnamâware. 25c CAHPEHTER-HOflTOH CO “ V ? TEA HILL HARDWARE CO Agents for Butterick Patterns Putting out food printing la our buainraa, and when ara am j g o o d p r in tin g w* don't inaan fair, but tho bast obtainable. If you are "from Miaaouri" gtv» ua a trial and we will Show You ( ¿fe a * Long Gloves See our complete line Ladies’ Long Cloves in Black. While. Pink and Light Blue, full 24 Button length. $13) value. Our price only 9 7 Cents Ready to-Wear COLORED S K IR T S And J l i f ' tire Inanities, in several of the latest -l\li is’ the time to get n dress Skirt Monday only LIN EN The tim e b now COAT * i,,, in .* wm • 4 ; - ' • •' SUITS l i e n * t o t> e gin b u y i n g t h e m l i mi t <i‘MK '<U special values in Ladies’ Coat Suits Monday S H IR T W A IS T S 59c Just one of our many values, this special assurtimi I.mlit's’ Shirtwaists Monday In Natural Linen Color f ~ 59c LONG COATS Special values up to S ir our 52 meli Long Linen Color Dusters only $6.98 Sp* ■u R O M PER S spriallj in solid colors, strijMs» and checks in 2. I and l> om i 2 'h and 49c pruni a garutent OXFORDS AND PUMPS they are here, the climax of Shoe making ” Selby Shoes ** have siui|ilv out done themselves tins season mid our compel it inft smasliing prices imve put ila in m reach of every no»' x \ Nee l hese While Nubili k Dimiph Also ¡oitt*iii lemlier ami ions. $ J 5n vohu*s everywiiere Our price only M e n ’s Oxfords I hey ore here— they simply came like a storm shipment of new and nobby shoes for men in I a n \ ici Kid mid film Metal at [»rices Ih'Iow com|M'iltmn F U R N I T U R E An inspection of our Furniture Department is convincing evidence that we have a strong line of Oak and Iron Beds, a complete assort ihcnt of Washstands, Dressers, Dining Tables, Center Tables, Wardrobes, Dining Chairs and Rockers, as well as many other articles that can only I*’ found in an up-to-date furniture departmentPrices the lowest, terms the easiest ; a small pay* merit down and *1.00 a week. STOVES! STOVES! Sec our complete line of Cook Stovea and Rnnges on cosy lerms weekly payments. V WE WANT TO KNOW WO AT IT IS ' 13 1-2c KETTLES Saucepans, Preserving Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots. Tea Pots. Water Pails, and many other articles too numerous to mention, nil in Grny Ennineledware, for Monduy's Sale. If You H ave a Printing W ant A full line ,.f White, Cr» lie. - __ I ...... I t i . . ... Barred and Chirked Waists, 15c mal Uh- values. M angi Moodij C H I L D R E N ’S Where the World’s Best Dressed Men Come From Ta They an- marked « W h i t e Waistings 8.00 L A D IE S ’ HOSE > * , PEOPLES BANK Of SANFORD ** 85c In all ro|im> und black—.S ir our laic of hlnck. tali and fancy colors in Men's Sox, |ht pair I »I <U\ I I - , I VI III I>» I M lì, « lilis “ 24c HIS BALBKIGGAN Sturts and Drawers in all sizes 50» kind only « •> I V I *■ > I I » Price« 5th ** Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock ......... 8 .0 0 0th "• " " " " ............... 8.00 7th Prize Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock___ 8.00 8th '* " " “ •• 8 .0 0 9th “ *• *“ " " .... 8 .0 0 10th “ •• “ " 8 .0 0 11th ” Cowhide, Leather-lined Trjavoting Bag 0 .0 0 1 2 t h . _ L a d i e s ’ or .GtinUenien's Silk Umbrella , 5 , 0 0 *» 23c -V» , i, Sec our large Mirk tJf d¡l txms and the wonderful u. 1st Prize, 9x12 Wilton R u g ....................................$30.00 2nd " Cathedral Gong Clock............................. 12.00 3rd “ Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling Bag. 10.00 10c M E N ’S R ibb ons / ' Y VFRFLOWING with innumerable bargains of all kinds in Dry Goods. Notions. Ladies Ready-to wear. Gents’ Furnishings, Shoe and Furniture de­ partments. Do not forget to nsk for tickets given absolutely FR EE with every $1.00 purchase of merchandise entitling you to a chance on all of the following Twelve Prizes FREE. 47-in. Pongenette. This is n genuine Hand Woven Batiste. Special Monday, |>er yard 48c 10 Cents D. A. Caldwell & Sons 18c I I I II I I I I i I | i IS T I I I I i, |ui MO I II « i l i s o I f l l|IM I|l H U |L V I n 1 II I I t i l l 11 mi c o l i s i Choice line ut u Lawns in Mnml Sinn,, Vv7 and Ring hm i rip, special n yard ™ Will Find the Department Store of In fancy -heaves and stripes also black and blur serges, full cut and well made, $2 35 value S|>eoiiil ii Colored Lawns Dress L in en s r »IMI N HI ' \ 39c S IL K u ii'u i Y March 11th Sis- our large assortment of Plain mid Fancy Weave Straw Hats Also genuine Panama Hats, spirinl values from 4 0 c up in $ 2 . 6 9 m 10 Y;ards F r u i t of the Loom 8 9 Cents Ru g s D. A. Caldwell & Sons • CASH DEPARTMENT STORE (T w o Stores 1 21 -1 2 3 E. F irs t S tr e e t) SANFORD F L O R ID A Victor Talking Machines AND Records ‘ A �Published TH E S e m i - W e e k l y - Tuesday I .V S/l/V/'f J/Í/J— /.i/«" m SANFORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA General News of The Land of Flo w e rs. C U U E D FROM THE S T A T E P R E S S An fpllom e of the W eek's Most portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. Im­ m The year 1912 promises to keep the pace »Ft last year tor development ip Fort Meade. Permits for twenty new biddings and additions to existing building* have been Issued since January I, li is understood that on last Sunday there were over one hundred bathers in water at the electric pier in St Petersburg Tin» sounds like summer t Work on the new St. Ja m e s building which Is being erected in Jacksonville by Cohen Bros, for their new department »tote, »» progressing rapidly It will be ubbut eight moil lbs before the building is rnnlFjbr occupancy F L O R ID A . W nnli TUESDAY, MARCH they should not In* ton small not lis> large Lach |sit a to should lie carefully put ---------- v tlown In the bed separately so that they Men nl Sanford Enrolled Under do not touch one another, in which ci.se « _ .. . f o r w a r d M ovem enl rot will tie apt to occur Any larger than the average should In* Split in halves the RFLKilOllS MOVEMENT long way of ttie lutato and tin- cut side laid next the soil After the soil is oil placed In position it should to* diveniri w iih a iliin la y e ru fiu .il. and on tup of the soil another dun layer uf horse manure with a very little soil on top of that to prevent evaporation. In ordinary practice we have found one bushel of seed sOfliclhnt for uu acre. If dry weather prevails after milking the bed it should he watered occasionally with a sprinkler The aim should he to keep the soil in such a moist warm con Uilion that we grt thaws ns early as |*is sitile After the sprout» shhw uhovc the ground and get to growing well soil should lie lidded every few days so .is to make long necked draws 11) coveting shallow at llrsl and increasing the' soil d e p th | lie hs pi, i n I - g r.* w w. ¿e| (Ìn iì m i h r s i f n I fir i «i nt*r»1 1 1|4. p liiy iil h »n %#•I r r Dom* ul • 1 1*I tipprupr m i* in »si - qi «r p t a h l v f r i n i r m i Mr 1 P ilk*u fu*4w!«i»«.I iiiir«n1tii'iri^ sot. for p la n tin g lias conn la rg e st •the history uf th a t s e c tio n , accordin g iv «istrm erits m ad e by well k n o w n p la n te rs hi t dup(iers in iliiti te r rn lo r v , An u n fo rtu n a te hr Augustine irp d e d y S u nd ay evenm p W hilliey in tlie bv lire an d Mr l.v e re tt The lire a n d . Ilf" I IIII I l - i 'p i t i l l street «11 «. ( ,i ( uni iii tra d e d v lie-u ftih lg i itie h e a rt of the n t y cans in * i «¡real deal of e x c ite m e n t a n d the its M-inblnig nf an e no rm ou s c ro w d 'Ih e origin if die tire is not d e tln tle ly 'k n o w n Ia n i in «'bilijw |r sim if i ««f I h r rV iM illiji Mu* If um v*«-*»! { m »r Vi«iik u lil* i i i* »r I !» i#i*| r | 11*•s. i I ; x r f i t f . i l L Mr * r* h t f «i I Í .t «r Mnr» il- I* 1 *»M|»»*f m ie iliile iil S» m |f*| y S A M O R I M i RGVNI US i ! A l l I) •1 I »¿s iT tfi uf 1 lurid « » > H ijf«*w«<rx tri ito« -«-« I i*«4* «If» i i kf|*|' |k*f |I*JV •*I.»!•**I ■rV1*1 |'|It Ph hi -m^ f»t|ll/*'«l ri'Í*'r> i*f-M’»**» fiilthk! Jirft* s(| Wk |>«' 111)1 fui ikJ J»st-T lin II 111* I hum- III ill* l| * f ili«1 hr d llP lltlilH uf lu i ffi.il (fu* ( f|i lirihj l.-v lllg 111 *- fie ii) »*f Al Jf «fin •loti t w iim i •«i I lie oeg j i i o s . - ii IHI i r annum f lokvinville implicate«! murders oi t essei j a n d t he w h o l e hr lunl li.ire ill til e special is hi s, , ol ilo* i li.if liiM )t’J!f f»y im*\ri ill fliufiHHfiil ilnllii» i mi *»v m i r i t i m- i r r l will i- r11 >I rliiMihlfk sf*»t K muffii ii*li I !|il in ( nf rt I In }ii5tlf> m#*Hl 'Hull Jtfr«’liH ii 'k*. MiUftuI ta* Il lilt It browing Sw eet B o tu tu Draw«* K Mrtjimme) of libili I lir VDifi fi si - ssi mi J --I Hill ft* uf to ttie «f iml n a y |i) lie he l d n e x t we**k liy (' i‘ ki i r t i at* flirrt- i > ri.fr Ifi il «I" far tin iii ovtftii rvii is «‘o n c r r i i r t l u n t i l r u r l y T ht» m a iri m "v i*im *iii vvill f»♦* un \ pul i I t Jin* prut in In ji Ï H*s mt t v r (firrr a filli Apri l In -fw rr h ,i fr tlirfr llo- f.timers who intend to raise o w ill l*r it ft«nil hi t" 1 * in f s mu v i* fru n i 'i '1!" f -w *H [Milatoes shinlId prepare f ir I••«i ni i l mi i ii j r f». p n s* •n i s r . k ill f a 1 * ik og t set'll lte«l ill time l-> hove is fill fl lits fl» « • I l f '1 ! or «" lend) f--t selling Hi lilt licit! O' J «t i ni *• s 111 f if 111*i j { s i n 1 1si. 11 h r \ ■ suH mi April os («issitile I tils w.ll m i m l i f r *f » *ns «sti! f*»* lutèiir«) «iurm^ tin »11* » the vines to grow Milhcielilly In be w r iK i|i|.i)il> uJil V f illi lin e I u ti cut tal i suitable Icnglli* for plnntiug the rules nrniind $2 linni|w*r. w ith sunn* r x t m Bum crop late in Mayor curly in June si ut K ruimii.imlmit! *i [ife m n iin When heavy rain and cold weather M ir M ( I I n q u i s i t i , will If »i 111 n lu m i previid through (ho month of February. b r f uf i ,irs uf * rlf'r v n in i Ir*! t »n • d iiriru ï It 1« n ,| itdvisahlr to make ttie l*ed 11mi i h r p f u s r n ! s u Ik f flriAt* iw ( u f l earl) lolt) moist soli is «Intriineotal to l'mzt* alni '»tln*r> vs 1 1i a l s o I m v r •» m i mh » ’f the gc - in of dm thrifty plants we need «*f t i l l s 1 fn m w r i l i r i l l I s l i m i t » ( | a l i 1 n»» lor wiii ,1 ii(l| in ||,e Held If ttie tied is i u f i » * i j |h * f •1 1 ■«f i' J u i n l i t ) |2 s 1*1 y fu n \ y «t ihrets c >iiy in Mart'll amt cured for os l l i r p f *4ss* 1 1 f l i u» ''i-.h iii* N . ka­ •uigcvi.i In-re better draws will be hud In the mime tune, than if it is started sirs M A luntrsoii rsrher under unfavorable conditions |llt-«l at ttie resident e ttf l> < Kollh tin A [deferable location for the bed Is on the vault side of a building or of a tjghl February 2H. in lire k.lrtl year «if tier life. l^rtl fence, mi that the sun will keep Mrs M A Jameson the toil warm, for the sweet |«ilato Is a Mrs Jameson was Imhii iii henliieky. pl*nt ill die tropica. and st»«-nl tlie earlier fmrtinn of la-r bir­ In making the bod it is advisable to th ere. coining to Sanford some twentv clear a 'Pace on the ground of the de- years ago She made her luxiie (or sever •irnl length and not more than four feel al years past at the home nf her daughter aide, v) ns to l>c cosily ucceaslhle when Mrs Rolib Pulling ttie draws. It is sufficient to level She left two daughters and one s «i i i to the toil with a rake or hoc and take care mourn tier loss, Mrs Robb, ol tills city. • no water will stand in the vicinity Mrs T S Muley. of Memphis, ami W K In rainy weather. It Is nbvisable to make Jaim-son. ol this city » Imme for thc bed by selling ton-inch Vain is any attempt to mensuie the loss W twelve.inch boards on edge and driv­ of a mother to lier children aftrr all the ing ttukes. On the bottom of the t>ed n txM'ts have sung and lovers dreum«*«l. uutof horse manure about four incites •idc of heaven there is no love like rnoththick xtwtitd he placed. This should tie rr-love We believe the tender rare tie caverrd with soil to u depth ol a few voted to those nearest and dearest, went inti** and tramped well so ns to ensure with her to the better land, and in the It being »olid and prevent the escape of possibilities of eternity, liny be needed tnol*,Ufe- If tunny warm weather prehereafter. We fancy her awaiting them «*¡1». the l>ed should bo rtt|owed to reip the place prrpnrrd for her. a little apart ■t»*in to that condition for a few duys so from the innumerable cuiil|>aiiy m bright t ^laI l*ll? •oil will be us warm as possible array'..i**rfMjps in one of the the seed is laid in' (dace. a — " pulnc«** of Ivory Though this method of making a bed Us windows crystal cfeor not the one usually employed, it will H e n large number of strong draw* in a of which old Uotiar quaintly sung. In the ■drt time. light, nut <>f the sun. neither of the moon, ^ Of these essentials 'towards a good wc see In*r beyond the fields of asphodel, ®°P I* the use of good draws for the first under the waving palms. fiesAle the still 1 nttng To (jjia cn(j wc mult ihnt waters bordered with silver lilies These f il in g but high grade seed potatoes are may be merely figures, but they lx-ar a , ***'* ^*'e practice of using poor seed (arc Imis meaning to yearning hearts made *• really wasteful. Nothing but for the deep household loves, hearts that 'heslihlest potatoes available should bn will not be comforted because the Angel «»hen making the teed bed, and of the House ii missing. *’- phlljs* (äu p lM lu lls ill tfir f <>r i ti y h t t t il utul u flii’f n*pri*M*iitu M itt uf I r*p shp nr** mu Il 1*1*1 «-■ I II 11* 111 lite««* i r s j«1li * lt i| IU i r s i lu i u l i "v Kr in s titu í m ils t In sill IV* I 111 Vv fill I4 * II > r t la Shurinnitu staiti u tul llliu n I n i l 111,1 H is If | | . r r d. • i- is M in a tili slmri A d lliu h lc Ilo ­ nr I n ’turn uf » 11y tin* n in i rv n lrn U y u,p p f uv i ll if tli*- lim i ir tu «* Mi I 1Itf I " 111 I s rI rk i -Ml l i ­• m «IS it 1 -1 M U lti 1fu t li 1 II r r I * lu 11 h 1i U f m pfi * si /#*« I rt.. -jin it i.f rilH'IH •»*- t»! Il 1' I t it i i h r I1 I fu i 1I Iff* * i lull« Iu> u n i'uifs ih r iR liiiii*N .IH (Ite ft-M ill m u v r n ir iu nn t l ir tu lile II lilt tin s of I'fu in iM if N «I L r ik in s d w e ll im pur tufi* r ntiidy J h»ni mu) Mr iiilv m ita ^ r s A uf K* t lt n t ip r ìl fin a l vsMfh r* lim 11 H*d tu h r dune, In . hin li lio- lio-i i 11*' f t V* h u vs . « . Sir W i. «i ft ti ru iin l up t III I li f t * 1 b I U:l kvdU U* 1 ' ■UV1 Ptl 1 Ills uf »1 i r* n fi VP || Ill'H nf Vkuf k t i s i I li*A Uf** u**kr»l i .«II«" i »t <- »i » * III! ft I llu n i 1 fu* («i MU' II s ui tit l r l i t ft i nr- ( I m h I s uf H*' flip VS, IS kJlVI* I t 1 * ll«l|1 i h » - | i (fir Muv «*iu»fl 1 slave trillili till* and by the d v ario n s I* * ‘ h id in g ttllllll l'L ii \l In v in e M in i- nil p f i i i k d I n r w r i i t**»l In ¡ H ' l i t mi i t u f i i i v r fin* i I ! V I r 11II JiI «“ i i P fijH H J 1 * t - 1I i ‘ " vnn* f l a ■ utili* li .1 Siilifuril i fí ruh 'f if i r \ I itiiH i » u- m d du 1.1 Hit* In in id a t r i uf tin* N i ni li »UiMfl ( liti in t u u ld »«111 Id fir dd Hli n c i l i «h lfm In* tin* JI |*t a 1 park p h ip r iii ru llili lini ) »ail t n l m lr u b l i * u n e . m Ul I«h llia l uh WuiiliJ itt t r r n n d i * lu r^ * * r?noui¿l tu I ml M* n un n 11f m a ('••li­ i *f rvr ni l>f «»(►f-r I > «m I jíh »I tin* i . I.- hi I f u r liin fm iif «nuiiift III]»,’ la* ih »m«* Ul i 11 w uf k n *11 1 1n* 11hi «1 1 > Ir ' *1 A1 It m H. kh i . ruri t i i ut lin n uti) frulli | m«f l i r r ink! if»«' |M i m i n m -Ilk in V y *,iv uf Uu alv^t w i t f i i h i*n?vy iIR b iti r m d tfn ( .11 In >11« *« fiunl Mil in «1ll It* t . «• lumint»** f 11*• f mi pi f1 tin- Sum - c o u n try . folio If In R o ckr in the great erusade i . in i- pru|Mt*»ii ion vi n il Id m t 'III il l o i t n a il il i p i.ip ii.il* now Í 1n t h r inu in ‘ > tu 11kii i ti t ai ili k *i!i uhi aliti it nnd*» i »1 > fili' tu d up lif if u i) w h ile U is liH.ii(r * f un til«’ M 'ru inl lliH>r and lia li a lre a d y r r i n v n ! a tle n tm ii -lin in g (lie rig h t m the b e a ti of th e e v e n in g , ns follows bui hy e rre tin g a business c e n te r. s m tn b le , b u ild in g tin young m a n w ho d ia r g t " th a t bis a n d shot In m ai their i od ( t o o li -f i to m 10 the i-r -liin iO iir v mumlos h ea rin g a g a in w ill lie |s«sl |silie«l re g a in in g Ins •Ire tig lh for "I next w fin 'tl is t-«-|iev*-'l t-> I-«* A tla n ta ¡ia**«*d i l i - l i - n iio n s 'e l drugged m lat« I fi i- li I . no e s p in a l -i-r-l business w ife are Mn a ih m Ihnsv VSedtiesdii) lie ta il is rn|«ld) the b ullet l-Hlgtal near the li-*- O'-i t*«-*-o re n lo v e«b-in 11 tie is p a ra ly s e d below bis w aist t iiptam R-mi-I \m-io.|s.*ii the discoverei ol III«' Ninth |sde, said that lie tliouglll li [Kis.sibl" that t'aptain Robert F Senil, the (lie llnllhli esplon-i bail also iiltntne«l thr- |«ile Ills own has«- lie said, was 500 nales from thaï of the Umidi party and lu-- w11-1 ‘ i ' u| w is rieiirr-f the (»li­ hi 1n uu f ic ir n t ly r r m n v p il fro m II ft* m l I ' r 111u i r \ (ir »‘a i r « »■J J I In* N i n t h » trr« *! ill»* nf p .ir tin M r» VI ill * I ' M id I oulil (■•» fjltiill p u l I • »**♦ lui m i \ 11 «»bjt*r «d ni I n i 1» 111 11* t fu m i it ( illllf u l if In k in u p w iili (In* nfclhl .Ifid if I lir A VM» ni liu ti *1 rrn |*iirk u v m l ih ilil v p u if * »nu t- ln u idling , 11I i l l / m j bt* !••! lu í i u i j l d fu fu n d i tfm « ■»(■' iifrt! « m ild t to ifu - A s n o , I n t im i I tu* v a r ili4! f t r - l i iv r > I h u t lim » w b it b S u fi J 'III |f » J«1i%l «.nil li uf SfM'fii r*i ». fta k u i, (fu ll ili« ni in llir F e d e ra l comribiUrd large sums us go-el <bi> l i s t a > tun lìti ( jf h * * | ir a t (fu-» m i t t mifd bogen«- Il * 1*111 11 V1*111 fu r f ( t a 1l it r h itti' * I 1 1U a I y I In itn I In- iilllU U M t «I»** -stf p i n rf 1 a fu i tu f d if ill*- g o v e rn m e n ts m en tu rn - A ig ila n t e lor«** and n w h ile a g a in *l v o •• I In* lu**t uilllim llrr lie >t| the A m e n i an il . ' ni id«-l 'h e u l (oiler J r 't a r t a g a in s t ill th r s in e w s ol s u I t i l i i 'i J l- f a id tilt­ w I m t) i n ttitilt' N- « let V aide« I bv S u it A r s i I n n V- i [m i k r u fi Jm•r smu i «11 *v 11 n f f t ill Sf II fill* « u lfU iiu tu ir* in< in Sou th Park fu r up f i l l - wi-.-X w ill w tllll*ss file n a tio n -w id e ol the rid le s t s fV fi al f r pf t'M* 111 *i 11 v i* in* n ^f.ivs.n^ tt" f rt* liivrii lu ll \ llliftAfn lif IID IM i tiniMi un tn (fir p u ni II I »-pm I n ie lli rtíti-f vshit li fulfilw*'»| h n r f m lilrrs ^ rs from l lu- We tire here to give|thc {kjtitle scientific data—not opinions I want tills thing sto|i|v-«l righl where It is Senator Fletcher, of Morula itMlny itni* •juoit'd St-«*rt-tnr> «if Aknculturr VVi Iimmi rr(t*rrini¿ l»» ctit- tun«* when lilt* rirrohir «m tin* drnihnk«' of tin* Elor id a ! vrrkladr» w.i» nupiK«*^*r»«l m thr departmem Scnntur Mclchcr up|koarctl buforr th«« KyeTlflntJeu iavestlgnung coitTmTtté?, J amt assumed responsibility for bringing the rnnlter to the attention of Secretary Wilson . . t i h f * it V fin «* u i 'K j r n l lib ra i^ b u ild in g P*s*J*lc I fir n r ih r s tr a |» ln )ri| u I h rs r w r r r lu und will f*r U I E VVtEk A world-wide strike of coal miners is regarded by thc coal trade ns more than a likelihood, if negotiations now in pro­ gresa between the anthracite and bitumin­ ous workers and their employers In this country do not result in u settlement of working conditions ill uu I ru fth .il w r h K in f ills •rpiiiifi tuiinplH iiild bill s liu W r-tl » • t l->n la 1- lldu* i f ; * 4 *(«(:• I'jifiip u Willi t*iltu id it i •Ullu fu thr* v iMt Hi*; Fron» Here th c Headers Will Mud a B rief H isto rical Spring Mowing F or Hurried Headers Ji «n* ìli -it be)d lb i mi hu n * itkH(nncrn fru iti H A P P E N IN G S H I R I N G today Mr* Brown ami Mix St Monk who is tiiillid Mistress of fiitiitue and Alts* M oren e e trunk who will r.*|>r«-si*iit Sootord t'l-mple No If will ^o in I'uiilpu to attend the annual meeting. Retiresuntoltvrs of Pho«fT# Vodgo No. 5 of tills city Metiry"Mcljmlin and Felix Frank will accompany them. uli f Fh«• 11 flit- i r* 111 is* i liftin g JUM .il'-in t h v r III flit" l*'*ki «"»I ni f tir*- ■« -i i U t u m ! fu ti-il n s I» e sullied to h a v e lie<*n i u used fif |f TmIf IMif II k-lJ Viri! « t t fi i i Uh l ! IMUI1u 1' 11 i k • fluii 1Ir« 1j)rr"*' Nf *• J isiii m ul ih r t lir - g l- i in te n t liy Whitney who » o s ut ri fl. I II Ili k* IH' If 1111"ST til. Tt.fjil f lir ti iih llB lii'f fl ilf t « n a vs. fi \* i|t u III** « ip tin of t h e budding and si k iii itiiimiul ul niun>*\ (nr 1 1u rirrv s iti c i 1 ( h r r f **p fH i , v a i ill t i l l tin r u ils a p in« r*ein« it tin* time t f i i p in il 11 n \ h iiiil V ",M| el,n'r f,,r ,l,r,r 1" ,hr * rvlce> H em s ol In t c r e s i Gleaned rtiiiuks ore due to the ushers ill charge ,„ . , u u J. V arious S o u r c e s of Mr trunk K henl ill«*y wisli parti- vsi u fi an M lt m fill'll l«n*rr tw . * ih« h i m i - Í ^t»vi*r murili timi tin « u ni aliti lull! (»«!'»> mi ¿¿«»iti I limi linn tu |h¡11 fthunl i *J|r Ï ft «killt s -stn 4>1 ur l i ! * NEWS or lilt WORLD 1 p*1i. m I pul •-t 111«- - vetting ii" I |jt* N r»i11 »»f «1 St «1,1i|J l n i l * U'fi' «* l . r o p M i l l He t ' r o f l t a b le , t bt I n ksunvith* t lui I l l ’ll * "»Iwukuf F r i e r s Ntrau vet K t- l in n I n u n Sortfuril 1 >1 tin »urin'1 n r' ^-*» (iii.! |«*wt'f I’ l e v e n t V o l u m« IV use of Ins theatre and Ins courtesy m advertising the Sunday night meeting. They wish also to thank the orchestra M riptur«' lin* Hdih tuiu^lu i * 11 i t f||ir rk ir i tu» uni ( h John m ul w as m u l l*v Mi I r ink I n m ir i w as the o w n e r, wus b u rn e d to d e a th Im ild ln g . W rp n rl ii w hen [»Ytiiin nf 11Wlulney's O ldest Hot)»»ilestr-ivcd W r A lh r r I ■if I i11i i *x o ccu ried Mr by in 12 . 1 9 1 2 culnrly to acknowledge then obligations EE0l;SI\(l-\1 Li I I N G S l i N D M NI(ÎII T 1,1 I*l,‘ Herald for tile grnerous space given I in its columns to this movement | t hus posses un occasion long to be re­ ,’ nM,*l,,cnt Speakers L rg td More Ac membered in Sanford and tini* begins a lU lly Among I hr Mrn movement dial may bave far reuclung of Christian World iiilhirnces for goud upon our city The Men's Religion and Forward Move­ ment lor Sanford started off with an en­ /' Pythian S i s t e r s Banquet thusiasm last Sunday night dint filled the The Pythian Sisters gave n banquet Imperial Theatre to the doors. The blit'«tight in the cuttle hail iii ill«« Web audience liAgnn Jo gather early and when borne I(lock which was largely attended the time arrived to o|«*n every available by the Knights anil their ladles ami many seal below wos taken and there were visitor* Kelreshnient* were -«-rve«l anti many in the hulcony a good lime eti)oyrd by all pn-ient Ha- music of die evening was in chiirga Among those |*e»ent from a dlstnlur nf Professor Wlldniun An orchestra of were Mr* M S Brown ol I'nlatka whit is **ighl pieces was Äkl ky Sfr Krnwmrr Past lira ml Chief li t« * t n - ' i fc*The [iotato crop of 1911 12, from Hum - H ERALD L iv in g w ith «i ft*w w H l cliuscn speakers wit c o n d itio n * lor tpuck grow th II we cover ld ie A Lakeland prinlq girl won a snelling lAÍonl*. After flie singtn)l uf ( W im iitio n deep at first, grow th is retarded., a n d mat3i lif Tampa. A person to beffn e h Ihi« m nut!I#« nr»* liy the u flo n e * lu M» l»y ih r nn liM lr n a n d Time is w hat co u n ts w to'ii o n n * tin* sea- ' liv tide tit printer must know bow to spell n rh o ir uf m r n '* voters. f»fii)vr wus u fT rrn i mil* and v ic in ity , w ill 1m * the Friday SA N FO RD Number 64 I tic and and Nautili it i.rot* > ondltloils Nniilurd. I In March » —ta*lery and let lu«} are moving freely at lair prt«*», and also a large acreage of late ci-lcry and lettuce will be ready for market about \|«nl Ml rile acreage in nicumirers. to iiiiilm-s liivli )■a a 11 x-s and beans will Ih* largi- au-1 - !--(>' at (lie i««-wnl time look wi ll I In- r i l r i iiie wel weather which rt tar-led the blear long -if celery nod - ,nis.-.l '..m-- iliiinage'lr-illi blrglll is now greatly hem-titlng otlicr crops telery Iuj» 1b.-en bringing from SI " r- in S2 [ i> i b is w e e k is to g r a d e q u a lity l lx- total n inv e m e nt was * and nlxruf »lie same number iiiixc «! am t ii Imiiii pa- k 1.1 «mrs uf cars of v e g e t a b le s moved One grower sold I S acres of celery Motiday fur murs than $2 tufil A. tJorner would be no reaso li fo t a single rrs lib -n l ’ M issions will cut Jo acre» tins year and it is lo m a k e liti o b je c tin it to lite - il y in a» t B ib le S illily estimated that the ¡f.rnp will net him in sistin g in m m n ta im n g i b i ' p illilo s»-rviee I liny Work the neighborhood of $2U.fMi(l J f Jones itis i u m liin i Social Service lias jn st finished setting several acres ol D ie vasi iiu iu b e r ol w m le r v is ito rs I llese liv e « le ixirtiité lits w ere (»isteil in leltui-f wliltlr lias a splendid stand and w bo lam ie to S u lifo ril r a t li l-ill a m i re ixinspicuous [»»»liions Ite fo rr the m u lien ce he lxqM*s in get into the market uliout in a m u n n i s|irin g nnw we b av e no tiluce I' v e fy in an prese ill was urged It r i i to d r April 15, if weather conditions remain d n r r his -ille g iao - - In the w m k and th e n . tu w ln le a w a y ib e ir U n ir, w itb lite ex favorable Mr Jones will no doubt have it lie wmld. in m-ikt * bm ee III whirl) field I eptlon of the lew « flecker g a m e s t h a t I some fine lettuce on the market not inter he will lolmw l u-t' dis trib uted through a r e dull) iMlletl off in the old lire huiise than llial date the a u i l ie o c r l-n Ibis |>m(sist- The re- *llr«l winch now s ta n d s oil the A s s * inItavis Bros, have 3 acres of vegetables soli of the evening and of previous n o n '« lot ami with tin- Fraction of a of various kinds includes onions, celery, „molar ............. ->i i. that there ure now lif'r.try bmlilm g a place would tn* prolettuce, caulillower, cabbage, beets. Irish 1 j i . „„-ii in S iiifor-I pledged to stand by ! vnhsl for the gurgts «if the city to gather potatoes, eggplant and pepiper. All of the Men s Religion and Forward Move- '»■"* •<-«'! «•*<*« “ » **» «1«*»« «*,,'V "0« these crops are looking fine. They an* meni (II tbew 'M have definitely eliosen 1eneroaclimg nt*m Ifie gocal grnc»-» nf any also extensively engaged in the poultry lheir field lor work for Kvaogelism i . <»'*■ 11"* " ' f 1*-* wuu,tl Ik* pleased lu business. A. McDonald has 5 acres of Missions 5. Bible Study 52. Boy Work 52 hear from some one|el#c on this »ubject. celery. 3 uiTes of cucumbers, and 2 acres and Social S e r v ic e I') Il is txqird that ,r "iere are |»iints against it they shoultl of tomatoes. Mr McDonald's celery is those wlnUqivc mil already chosen will •»' dlscu»se«l and all harifrs removed looking fair and other crops are in good consider those lichls in which Hi- repre- thul would ill uny wayjprevnit the ereccondition. J . C. Hall has a nice acreage senlutiotl Is now tlx- lightest tiun of a library building at the earliest of cucumbers. Irish potaloes and bean» Aunounceuinnt was made that ihcrv possible moment, M. N. Steward has 3 is acres of celery T. K. B ates. is to hi a ili li's Religion ami Forwutd which U In good condition nnd a small Movement convrmiun in Sanford for four acreage- of cantalau(»e» A R Chapt«ell tlavs beginning Sunday, April I I Tills Will Not Conit to Sanford has 19 acres of celery nnd other vege­ convention wilt lx- addressed by men 1 tie Commereial Club foiled to get tables. his crops are doing "e ll and he from Jacksonville Atlanta anil other enough money pledged to make up the uiillciputeH n good yield titles l.vety man m Sanford »Imuld tn- sum -b-mnndrd by Aviator Bouncy as a Shipments next week ~i!l In- tmavier lined up tx-forr that tour Ihiiius ami be will not appear ill Sanford and if Jtreseut weather conditions Ixyld 1tile growers will yet retrieve smile of the flir Orgnmzntnn loHltnitlee, wlmdi Inis tin* week, all limigli lie may later, Ills loss occaslum-«) by the w»t weather dol­ so far bad the work in charge, wishes tn rates ure rather high, pruhubly because he ing January and February.—New York thank Mr. George A. DeCottcs for the free ! is an air man.. Packer. 1 F v n tig rlis m [Jaeing it m thè N m tli str*-et [nuk there � 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, March 08, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 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>, March 08, 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/12444d0c2376e9ac30d848cd351162c5.pdf 7e1f0d58e8d4d223155e96166ad2bc70 PDF Text Text . ■■TT ; ■' “£—, ■--». , * mrm?xr . ivä mm - ' » 7 »*,*■* - •* * A#.■—. —'V*' - T-r" —■ •' - -V"-v ......... ... •;. ••... è -. - ■ , I-7-,*1.t? ■. -_t*. '«m. “•» -»Î • u T ile SANrORO;ilERALO Japanese Rugs fvtr^Vktik Urldjr Club Mr». H. P. Driver deliiihifully enter­ tained the Every Week Bridge Club. Fri­ day afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. The highest score, wm made by Mrs. 0. W. Dmdy, who won the first prize, a very pretty fancy work bag. Mrs. C. E. Dell received tho booby priic n deck of cards. After the pleasant games of cards were concluded delicious Ice cream with hot cbocdla|e sauce, with silver and chocolate cake was served. Mrs. Drivers guests were, Mesdames W. D. Holden, C. 0. McLaughlin, 0. W. Brndy. W W Prather, C. E. Bell. Samuel Puleslon, Miss Laura Fish. O N D A One Buie Japanese Mulling Rugs, size 3(1x72 in,, in item and attractive stenciled de­ signs Will be placet! on sule Monday Morning at 9 o’clock While tliey last each Bap V . W s I K I n f B r i d g e C lu b Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin entertained the Watklng Bridge Club Thursday morning. Two tables of bridge were played When the pleasant games were concluded light refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. McLaughlin's guests were Mrs. C. M. Vorce, Mrs. 0. W. Brady. Mrs Cruse Barnes. Mrs Barrett, Mrs. H, M. Papworth. Mrs Frank Lane. Miss Nona Wylly. W ill Find the Department Store of D. A. Caldwell & Sons In natural color, u good llrin weave. 27 in. width. Monday per yard 18c Pongenette 47-in. Pongenette. This is n genuine Hand Woven Batiste. Special Monday, |>er yard 48c • In Hamburg and Swiss edge and insertions. Values up to 10c 15c, Special Monday ’* 4th 29-in. Siren Brocade Tissue, the newest weaves in colored Mercerized Tissue, nil colors 35c value. Our price GENT’S FURNISHINGS " " NEW LINE of MEN’S TIES in all the latest patterns of Silks and Newest Designs See them at each 4 8 c and 2 5 c POROUS MESH Underwear, in nil sizes, either Shirts nr Drawers, worth 35c a gar mean. Sjrrial Monday HIS BALBKIGGAN Sturts and Drawers in all sizes 50» kind only STRAW 24c 39c I »I 1 <U\ I I - , « il i e m i\|. , PEOPLES BANK Of SANFORD I DEPOSITS IHSUHEO AGAINST LOSS S MI T H. Pr s s H R STEVENS, V Pr*» H E. TOLAR, CiiAisr fop & J+ FLOORS JUST TABLES CHAIRS OIL.CLOTHS AMJ AIL » f 4II I f**t M O V «» WASH CAMPBELL’S VARNISH 51AIM $1.39 $14.50 up l*t»e ENAM ELEDW ARE U UÇE INTERIOR WOODWORK * B A S IN S Large G ray Ennineledwure Wash Basins, worth 15c price only . . _ ............... B E R L IN TLf Lnl Luit lai «1 Lutoll Our « 1à F*»JiHI liuHtt* (M 1-4iDirVij m m«¿J w <t»cj«r*«l r» F 40c lulr. d ri u ktfd HhittlpLini r G h C«Bpl>t!lì (1*1 Salitimi**, YOUB L t ALE R B t l XJ IT D IS H P A N S Tills is a moving price on Dishpans actual value 40c Monday only. 10c KETTLES Just think of it only . u t 0 «I f*-*.»4 Dr * H ) it* C*i STEW Large. fWijunrt Fjiameledware Berlin Kettle, sold up to 50c n«4 Ii It«*«« mmt 25c 25c Gray Lnamâware. 25c CAHPEHTER-HOflTOH CO “ V ? TEA HILL HARDWARE CO Ready to-Wear S K IR T S COAT SUITS The time b now lien* to t>egin buying them limit special values in Ladies’ Coat Suits Monday S H IR T W A IS T S <i‘MK'<U 59c Just one of our many values, this special assurtimi I.mlit's’ Shirtwaists Monday LONG f ~ 59c CO A TS $6.98 Special values up to Sir our 52 meli Long Linen Color Dusters only Sp* ■u ROMPERS spriallj in solid colors, strijMs» and checks in 2. I and l> omi 2 'h and 49c pruni a garutent x \ our compel it inft smasliing prices imve put ila in m reach of every no»' Nee lhese While Nubili k Dimiph Also ¡oitt*iii lemlier ami ions. $J5n vohu*s everywiiere Our price only M e n ’s O xfords I hey ore here— they simply came like a storm shipment of new and nobby shoes for men in Ian \ ici Kid mid film Metal at [»rices I h'Iow com|M'iltmn F U R N I T U R E A n inspection o f our Furniture D epartm ent is convincing evidence that we have a strong line of Oak and Iron Beds, a com plete assort ihcnt of Washstands, Dressers, Dining Tables, Center Tables, Wardrobes, Dining Chairs and Rockers, as well as many other articles that can only I*’ found in an up-to-date furniture departmentPrices the lowest, terms the easiest ; a sm all pay* merit down and *1.00 a week. KETTLES Saucepans, Preserving Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots. Tea Pots. Water Pails, and many other articles too numerous to mention, nil in Grny Ennineledware, for Monduy's Sale. If You Have a Printing Want L IN E N SALE T h G O r ig in a l ‘ J 9 7 Cents C H I L D R E N ’S And (he pleasure of having a handsome. Royal Tailored Sim made to your measure, from 44bOH SAVÌH6S M. M See our complete line Ladies’ Long Cloves in Black. While. Pink and Light Blue, full 24 Button length. $13) value. Our price only And Jl i f ' tire Inanities, in several of the latest -l\li is’ the time to get n dress Skirt Monday only In Natural Linen Color 8 I -3c li you jiiM Mcp in mir More »mi ItHik over iln>- beautiful iirt.n >d Ko>al l.ulor - ( lotti mg 'am pie- >ou wdl very ipuckly timi out * Á IV I III I>» I Mlì, « lilis Long Gloves Where the W orld’s OXFORDS AND PUMPS they are here, the climax of Shoe Best Dressed making ” Selby Shoes ** have siui|ilv Men Come From out done themselves tins season mid Ta « III A full line ,.f White, Cr» lie. -__I .....I t i . . ... Barred and Chirked Waists, 15c mal Uh- values. M Ma ngi oodij 13 1-2c 8.00 L A D IE S ’ PANTS > * i, W hite Waistings COLORED HOSE In fancy -heaves and stripes also black and blur serges, full cut and well made, $2 35 value S|>eoiiil u i i ' u i ' ii c o lis i I •> I V I *■ > I I » ** 85c In all ro|im> und black—.Sir our laic of hlnck. tali and fancy colors in Men's Sox, |ht pair III III I II i I |i IS TI I I I i, |ui MO III «i l i s o If l l|IMI|l HU |LV In 1III Itill 11mi »IMI N HI -V» , “ HATS HALF M E N ’S Sec our large Mirk tJf d¡l txms and the wonderful u. Price« They an- marked « 5th ** Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock ........ 8.00 0th "• " " " " ............. 8.00 7th Prize Large, Handsome 8-Day C lock___ 8.00 8th '* " " “ •• 8.00 9th “ *• *“ " " .... 8.00 10th “ •• “ " 8.00 11th ” Cowhide, Leather-lined Trjavoting Bag 0.00 1 2 t h . _ Ladies’ or .GtinUenien's Silk Umbrella ,5 ,0 0 *» 23c r Ribb ons 1st Prize, 9x12 Wilton R u g .................................$30.00 2nd " Cathedral Gong C lock.......................... 12.00 3rd “ Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling Bag. 10.00 Brocade Tissue S IL K 10 Cents / 'Y VFRFLOWING with innumerable bargains of all kinds in Dry Goods. Notions. Ladies Ready-to wear. Gents’ Furnishings, Shoe and Furniture de­ partments. Do not forget to nsk for tickets given absolutely FREE with every $1.00 purchase of merchandise entitling you to a chance on all of the following Twelve Prizes FREE. Sis- our large assortment of Plain mid Fancy Weave Straw Hats Also genuine Panama Hats, spirinl values from 4 0 c up in $ 2 . 6 9 m Choice line ut u Lawns in Mnml Sinn,, Vv7 and Ring hm i rip, special n yard ™ Dress Linens Mrs. W. B. Howard of Columbus. Ubiu, . y wfeoji spending,, tlu> winter with bet par­ ents,* Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hill. The haft was very tastefully decorated with red and green and with a [irofusion of [lotted plants, which gave it a very rosy appear­ ance. Dancing began about W3n nod continued until a late Itou» Déliions punch was srrvc<l dining (he I evening, accompanied wjili dainty cake» The hull was comfortably Idled with ilir large number of guests who enjoyed ilte delightful dunce and evening Colored Lawns 39c Delightful Dane* * Miss Mamie Hill entertained-at a very delightful dance in tlie city halt Wednes­ day evening, complimentary to her sister. V \ March 11th E m h ro id c ric s J Y 10 Y;ards F ru it of the Loom 89 Cents STOVES! STOVES! Sec our complete line of Cook Stovea and Rnnges on cosy lerms weekly payments. V Agents for Butterick Patterns WE WANT TO KNOW W O A T IT IS Putting out food printing la our buainraa, and when ara amj good printing w* don't inaan fair, but tho bast obtainable. If you are "from Miaaouri" gtv» ua a trial and we will Show You D. A. Caldwell & Sons • CASH (T w o DEPARTMENT STORE Stores 121 -1 2 3 E. F irs t S t r e e t ) SA N FO R D F LO R ID A Victor Talking Machines AND Records ( • 4 ; ' ¿ fe a * * i,,, in .* w m - ' • •' ‘ A �Published S e m i - W e e k l y - Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD I .V S / l / V / 'f J /Í/J — /.i/«" m Wnnli Living Number 64 SANFORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA I tic General News of The Land of Flowers. C U U E D F ROM THE S T A T E P R E S S An fp llo m e o f the W eek 's M ost portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. Im ­ m The year 1912 promises to keep the pace »Ft last year tor development ip Fort Meade. Permits for twenty new biddings and additions to existing building* have been Issued since January I, li is understood that on last Sunday there were over one hundred bathers in water at the electric pier in St Petersburg Tin» sounds like summer t Work on the new St. James building which Is being erected in Jacksonville by Cohen Bros, for their new department »tote, »» progressing rapidly It will be ubbut eight moil lbs before the building is rnnlFjbr occupancy A Lakeland prinlq girl won a snelling mat3i lif Tampa. A person to beffn eh tide tit printer must know bow to spell fc*The [iotato crop of 1911 12, from Hum mil* and vicinity, will 1 m* the largest in •the history uf that section, according iv «istrmerits made by well known planters hi t dup(iers in iliiti terrnlorv , An unfortunate irpdedy occuried ii hr Augustine Sunday evenm p when ,i [»Ytiiin nf 11 Wlulney's Oldest Hot)»»- was ilestr-ivcd bv lire and Mr l.verett ( Whilliey the owner, wus burned to death in tlie Imildlng. The lire and traded v . Ilf" I IIII Il-i'pitill street lie-u ftihlgi «11 «. ( uni iii itie heart of the nty cans in* i «¡real deal of excitement and the its M-inblnig nf an enormous crowd 'Ih e origin if die tire is not detlntlely 'known ti-il n s I»esullied to have lie<*n i uused tlir-gl- i intent liy Whitney who »o s III** « i p t i n of t h e budding and si k i i i in« r*ein« it tin* time I lie o e g j i i o s . - ii IHI i r annum f lo k v in v ille im p lic a te « ! m u rd e rs o ite sseij a n d th e w h o l e h r lunl li.ire ill tile s p e c ia l is hi s,,o l m -irrl il o * to w ill s i - s s i m i J - -I ttie «f i m l n a y |i) l i e h e l d n e x t we**k they should not In* ton small not lis> large Lach |sit ato should lie carefully put tlown In the bed separately so that they do not touch one another, in which ci.se rot will tie apt to occur Any larger than the average should In* Split in halves the liy (' K Mrtjimme) TUESDAY, MARCH RFLKilOllS MOVEMENT ---------- v t f i i p i n i l 11n \ h i i i i l V liiM )t’J!f f»y im*\ri V D if i fi m i *»v m i r i t i i - r 11>I m#*Hl H i l l ft* rliiMihlfk sf*»t K In } i i 5t l f > i ‘ ki i r t i i l i . if ill fliufiHHfiil ilnllii» i 'H u ll Jtfr«’ liH lib ili uf I lir at* f l i r r t - muffii ii * l i I ! | il i n ( n f r t I of ii 'k*. i > ri.fr «I" fa r m ttv r Ifi i l tin (firrr a filli « V o l u m « IV use of Ins theatre and Ins courtesy m advertising the Sunday night meeting. They wish also to thank the orchestra _ .. NEWS or lilt WORLD 1" ,hr * rvlce> H em s ol In t cr e si Gleaned Fron» . rtiiiuks ore due to the ushers ill charge ,„ . , u u J. of Mr trunk K henl ill«*y wisli particulnrly to acknowledge then obligations EE0l;SI\(l-\1 Li I I N G S l i N D M NI(ÎII T 1,1 I*l,‘ Herald for tile grnerous space given I in its columns to this movement | t hus posses un occasion long to be re­ ,’ nM,*l,,cnt Speakers L rgtd M ore Ac membered in Sanford and tini* begins a lU lly Among I hr Mrn movement dial may bave far reuclung o f Christian World iiilhirnces for goud upon our city The Men's Religion and Forward Move­ ment lor Sanford started off with an en­ / ' Pythian S isters Banquet thusiasm last Sunday night dint filled the The Pythian Sisters gave n banquet Imperial Theatre to the doors. The blit'«tight in the cuttle hail iii ill«« Web audience liAgnn Jo gather early and when borne I(lock which was largely attended the time arrived to o|«*n every available by the Knights anil their ladles ami many seal below wos taken and there were visitor* Kelreshnient* were -«-rve«l anti many in the hulcony a good lime eti)oyrd by all pn-ient Ha- music of die evening was in chiirga Among those |*e»ent from a dlstnlur nf Professor Wlldniun An orchestra of were Mr* M S Brown ol I'nlatka whit is **ighl pieces was Äkl ky Sfr Krnwmrr Past lira ml Chief fo r w a r d M ovem enl p h lljs * (ä u p lM lu lls ill t f i r f <>r i ti y h t t t i l u t u l M itt uf * II u flii’f S h u rin n itu sta iti t I n sill IV* I 111Vv f i l l I4 i lu i ul i "v >rt la mu I Kr in s t it u í m ils Il 1*1*1 «-■ I II 11* 111 i r s j« 1li * l t i | IU i r s lite««* r*p shp nr** utul Minatili i- is Ilo­ fill* f i n a l vsMfh r * l i m 1 1H*d t u h r d u n e , In ruiin l up . hin li lio- lio-i ti i 11*' f t V* h u vs . «. Sir «i ft t III I W i. b lift* 1 IU:l kvdU U* 1 ' ■UV1 Ptl (fir Muv «*iu»fl 1 f i VP || Ill'H n f t i s i I li*A Uf** H*' Vk uf k u**kr»l 1 Ills i VS, I S uf » 1 i r* n 1 *ll «l|1 i h » - | i ui tit 1 fu* l r l i t ft inr- ( I m h I s uf .«II«" i » t <- » i » ( « i * III! ft M U ' II s Illu n i flip kJlVI* It till* \l I In* lu**t nil pfiiik HAPPENINGS HIRING U I E VVtEk Here thc Headers Will Mud a Brief H istorical Spring Mowing For Hurried Headers A world-wide strike of coal miners is regarded by thc coal trade ns more than a likelihood, if negotiations now in pro­ gresa between the anthracite and bitumin­ ous workers and their employers In this country do not result in u settlement of working conditions We tire here to give|thc {kjtitle scientific data—not opinions I want tills thing sto|i|v-«l righl where It is Senator Fletcher, of Morula itMlny itni* •juoit'd St-«*rt-tnr> «if Aknculturr VViIimmi rr(t*rrini¿ l»» ctit- tun«* when lilt* rirrohir «m tin* drnihnk«' of tin* Elor id a ! vrrkladr» w.i» nupiK«*^*r»«l m thr departmem Scnntur Mclchcr up|koarctl buforr th«« KyeTlflntJeu iavestlgnung coitTmTtté?,J amt assumed responsibility for bringing the rnnlter to the attention of Secretary Wilson d itn ‘ "vnn*fl a I In- ■utili* li .1 bogen«- Il i.in i- tin young business man who diargt" that bis wife drugged ¡H'litmii tu fiiivr fin* i I! V i fí Siilifuril ruh * and shot Inm ai their mum- m Atlanta I r 11II JiI «“ i i P f i j H H i illlU U M t 1*111 11 V1*111 f u r iod (to o li -f i tom 1 0 los lat« ¡ia**«*d a « I » * * -stf p i n rf 1 a f u i f ( t a 1 l i t r h i t t i ' * 'f if ir S u f i go -el <bi> l i s t a > t u n ili-li-niions are ihm tu f d J 1* t -1I i J 'III |f » the i-r-liiniOiir v hearing "I Mn Ihnsv I In I 1 1UaI y \ I itiiHi » u - t !••! I fi i- li I.no e 'el for next VSedtiesdii) J«1i%l «.n il li uf S fM 'fii r*i ». f t a k u i , ( f u l l t*1 again will lie |s«sl |silie«l lie is rn|«ld) lìt i ( j f h * * | i r at (fu-» m i t t t o ifu- A s n o , I n t i m i regaining Ins •Iretiglh tail the bullet I tu* v a r i l i 4! f t r - l i i v r > I h u t lim» l u í i u i j l d fu wfin'tl is t-«-|iev*-'l t-> I-«* l-Hlgtal near the m ifd m d d u f u n d i t f m « ■»(■' i i f r t ! »«111Id f i r spinal -i-r-l li-*- O'-i t*«-*-o renlove«b-in11 tie il i « ni 1.1 Hit* I n i n id a l n u idling, f u m i is paralysed below bis waist u illlim llrr w bit b Inrw riit**»l «m i l d bt* In 11I i l l / m j in rrn it t iiptam R-mi-I \m-io.|s.*ii the discoverei ol III«' Ninth |sde, said that lie tliouglll li tri uf tin* Ni ni li »UiMfl |*iirk \11 «»bjt*r tiniMi un tn (fir uvml ihilil v «d tin* park [Kis.sibl" that t'aptain Robert F Senil, the (lie llnllhli esplon-i bail also iiltntne«l fu r ( l i t i p u i f * »nu t u u l d In* p h i p r i i i nf (illllful if Inkin up wiili (In* nfclhl p.irtin thr- |«ile Ills own has«- lie said, was 500 nales from thaï of the Umidi party and . I f i d i f I l i r A VM» ni l i u t i l u i r u l l i l i l i n i ( i r ' u| w is rieiirr-f the (»li­ dd Hlincili t ni In i1» 11 1 11 * ) »ail »‘air lu-- w1 1 - 1 ‘ i I o u l i l (■•» f j l t i i l l p u l I • »**♦ JI | * t b u ild in g M r» VI ill * «h l f m I ' M id m i Ul hi a 1 « »■JJ I In* N i n t h »tr r«*! tn lm lru b li* une. m u h WuiiliJ I«h i tt llia l in 1n «1ll It* t . fic ir n t ly rrm n v p il fro m «• l u m i n t » * * t r r n n d i * lu r^ * * tu r?noui¿l Iml M*n un ill»* n11 fma uu M il (' • • l i ­ i*frv rn i l>f «»(►f-r I > u ti) fru lli V- | m «f l i r r ink! if»«' | M i m i n alv^t w itfiih II ft* ml i*n?vy I ' r 111u i r \ m d tfn ( .11In >11« f 11*• f mi pi f 1 m iIR b it i «m I jíh »I *« fi u n l -Ilk in V y r uf A 1 tin * * ,iv It m Uu H .kh i .ru ritiiu t lin n i . I.- h i I fu r liin fm iif « n u i i i ft III]»,’ la* ih »m«* Uli 11 w uf k n *11 11n* 11hi «1 1> Ir ' *1 pru|Mt*»ii i o n tilt­ vi n i l Id m t ' II I i l l o i t n a i l il i p i.ip ii.il* w I m t) Various S ou rces today Mr* Brown ami Mix St Monk who is tiiillid Mistress of fiitiitue and Alts* Morenee trunk who will r.*|>r«-si*iit Sootord t'l-mple No If will ^o in I'uiilpu to attend the annual meeting. Retiresuntoltvrs of Pho«fT# Vodgo No. 5 of tills city Metiry"Mcljmlin and Felix Frank will accompany them. I'jifiipu Willi t*iltuid it illuuI rufth.il wrh i •Ullu fu thr* v iMt Hi*; Kinfills und II rt* fill- wi-.-X will wtllll*ss file 'tart >t| n •rpiiiifi tuiinplH iiild bill will f*r liivrii nation -wide i nttitilt' against the while llli un If ||.r I n il111,1 H is tt "f «ulfUiiutuir* slave trillili by the Ameni an A igilant e r d. • . . t i hf * it V N- « let V aide« I bv ill lie lor«** if llir I »-pm Inielli d Invine and ill*- Federal lull \ llliftAfn lif IIDIMi and v arions Mini- governments Sumol the ridlest men in tin- country. In ‘ hiding il .' ni id«-l 'heul folio If Rockr A d lliu h lc S u it A r s i I n n I* * l ' L i i ttllllll (oiler Jr turn- comribiUrd large sums us in< in South Park thr sinews ol s u in the great erusade I t i l i i 'i Jl- f a id again*l vo •• f i n «* u i ' K j r n l l i b r a i ^ P*s*J*lc I fir nrihrstra |»ln)ri| u slmri nr In’turn i i i o v t f t i i r vii is «‘o n c r r i i r t l u n t i l r u r l y A p ril rtíti-f vshit li fulfilw*'»| hnrf mlilrrs^rs from T ht» m a i r i m " v i * i m * i i i vvill f »♦* u n I n - f w r r h sfVfi al f r pf t'M*11 1 *i1 1 vi* in* n uf tin* » 11 y \ pul i I t Jin* p r u t in In j i Ï H*s , i f r t l i r f r I hrsr wrrr lu llu- pu ni nini rv nlrnUy w i l l l * r it ft« n i l h i t " 1 * i n f s m u v i* f r u n i I t i t i i h r u,p p f uv i ll if tli*- limi ir tu «* Mi I •• «i n i i l m i i i i j r f». p n s* •n i sr. k ill f I1 I I 1Itf I " 111 I s r I rki -Ml li­• m « IS it 1 -1 is fill fl lits fl» « • I l f '1 ! M Ulti 1 fut li 1 II r r I * l u 11h 1i U J « t i n i *• s 111f if 111* i j { s i n 11s i . 11 h r \ f m pfi *si /#*« I rt.. - j i n it i.f rilH'IH •»*- t»! Il 1 ' mimlifr *f » *ns «sti! f*»* lutèiir«) «iurm^ tin ^ f . i v s . n ^ up fui * 1 IIff* i lull« Iu> IIlilt wriK i|i|.i)il>uJil V filli l i n e I u ti uni'uifs ihriRliiiii*N .IH (Ite ft-Mill of tins rules nrniind $ 2 linni|w*r. with sunn* rxtm muvrniriu I'fuiniMif N «I Lrikins dwell si ut K ruimii.imlmit! *i [ifemniin nn tlir impur tufi* r mu) iiilvmita^rs uf Mir M (I I n q u i s i t i , will If»i111 n lumi tulile ntiidy J h»ni Mr A K* tltntiprìl brf uf i ,irs uf *rlf'r v nini Ir*! t»n • diiriruï i [ m i k r u f i Jm•r smu i «11 * v 11n ffti l l Sf II llo- f.timers who intend to raise o 'i '1!" f -w *H [Milatoes shinlId prepare f ir a 1 * ik og t set'll lte«l ill time l-> hove or «" lend) f--t selling Hi lilt licit! O' ■ suH mi April os («issitile I tils w.ll »11* » the vines to grow Milhcielilly In be cut tal i suitable Icnglli* for plnntiug the Bum crop late in Mayor curly in June When heavy rain and cold weather previid through (ho month of February. It 1 « n ,| itdvisahlr to make ttie l*ed 1 1 mi i h r p f u s r n ! s u Ik f flriAt* iw ( u f l earl) lolt) moist soli is «Intriineotal to l'mzt* a l n i '»tln*r> vs 11i a l s o I m v r •» m i m h » ’ f the gc - in of dm thrifty plants we need «*f tills 1 fn m wrilirill Is limit» (| ali 1 n»» lor wiii ,1 ii(l| in ||,e Held If ttie tied is i ufi»* ij|h*f •1 1 ■«f i' Juinlit) |2 s 1*1 y fun\y «t ihrets c >iiy in Mart'll amt cured for os llir pf *4ss*1 1 f li u» ''i-.hiii* N. ka­ •uigcvi.i In-re better draws will be hud In the mime tune, than if it is started sirs M A luntrsoii rsrher under unfavorable conditions |llt-«l at ttie resident e ttf l> < Kollh tin A [deferable location for the bed Is on the vault side of a building or of a tjghl February 2H. in lire k.lrtl year «if tier life. l^rtl fence, mi that the sun will keep Mrs M A Jameson the toil warm, for the sweet |«ilato Is a Mrs Jameson was Imhii iii henliieky. pl*nt ill die tropica. and st»«-nl tlie earlier fmrtinn of la-r bir­ In making the bod it is advisable to th ere. coining to Sanford some twentv clear a 'Pace on the ground of the de- years ago She made her luxiie (or sever •irnl length and not more than four feel al years past at the home nf her daughter aide, v) ns to l>c cosily ucceaslhle when Mrs Rolib Pulling ttie draws. It is sufficient to level She left two daughters and one s « i i i to the toil with a rake or hoc and take care mourn tier loss, Mrs Robb, ol tills city. • no water will stand in the vicinity Mrs T S Muley. of Memphis, ami W K In rainy weather. It Is nbvisable to make Jaim-son. ol this city » Imme for thc bed by selling ton-inch Vain is any attempt to mensuie the loss W twelve.inch boards on edge and driv­ of a mother to lier children aftrr all the ing ttukes. On the bottom of the t>ed n txM'ts have sung and lovers dreum«*«l. uutof horse manure about four incites •idc of heaven there is no love like rnoththick xtwtitd he placed. This should tie rr-love We believe the tender rare tie caverrd with soil to u depth ol a few voted to those nearest and dearest, went inti** and tramped well so ns to ensure with her to the better land, and in the It being »olid and prevent the escape of possibilities of eternity, liny be needed tnol*,Ufe- If tunny warm weather prehereafter. We fancy her awaiting them «*¡1 ». the l>ed should bo rtt|owed to reip the place prrpnrrd for her. a little apart ■t»*in to that condition for a few duys so from the innumerable cuiil|>aiiy m bright t ^laI l*ll? •oil will be us warm as possible array'..i**rfMjps in one of the the seed is laid in' (dace. a — " pulnc«** of Ivory Though this method of making a bed Us windows crystal cfeor not the one usually employed, it will H e n large number of strong draw* in a of which old Uotiar quaintly sung. In the ■drt time. light, nut <>f the sun. neither of the moon, ^ Of these essentials 'towards a good wc see In*r beyond the fields of asphodel, ®°P I* the use of good draws for the first under the waving palms. fiesAle the still 1 nttng To (jjia cn(j wc mult ihnt waters bordered with silver lilies These filin g but high grade seed potatoes are may be merely figures, but they lx-ar a , ***'* ^*'e practice of using poor seed (arc Imis meaning to yearning hearts made *• really wasteful. Nothing but for the deep household loves, hearts that 'heslihlest potatoes available should bn will not be comforted because the Angel «»hen making the teed bed, and of the House ii missing. *’- 12. 1912 Men nl Sanford Enrolled Under ",M| el,n'r f,,r ,l,r,r long way of ttie lutato and tin- cut side laid next the soil After the soil is oil placed In position it should to* diveniri w iih a iliin la yeru fiu .il. and on tup of the soil another dun layer uf horse manure with a very little soil on top of that to prevent evaporation. In ordinary practice we have found one bushel of seed sOfliclhnt for uu acre. If dry weather prevails after milking the bed it should he watered occasionally with a sprinkler The aim should he to keep the soil in such a moist warm con Uilion that we grt thaws ns early as |*is sitile After the sprout» shhw uhovc the ground and get to growing well soil should lie lidded every few days so .is to ( Ì n i ì m i h r s i f n p l i i y i i l h » n %#• I r r D o m * u l make long necked draws 1 1 ) coveting I f i r i «int* r»11 1|4. t i p p r u p r m i * • 11*I i n »si qi shallow at llrsl and increasing the' soil « r p t a h l v f r i n i r m i Mr 1 P ilk*u fu*4w!«i»«.I iiiir«n1 tii'iri^ d e p t h hs |lie pi, i n I - gr.*w w. ¿e| lit«* tn-'i with «i ft*w wHl cliuscn ld ie speakers wit condition* lor tpuck growth II we cover lAÍonl*. After flie singtn)l uf (Wimiition deep at first, growth is retarded., and liv the Ihi« muflone* nut!I#« nr»* lu» M l»y ihr nn liMlrn and Time is what counts wto'ii onn* tin* sea- ' liy n rhoir uf mrn'* voters. f»fii)vr wus ufTrrni sot. for planting lias conn by Mr Ian i in «'bilijw Mu* Mriptur«' W rAlhrr Wrpnrl | r sim if i ««f I h r r V i M i l l i j i If um lin* i T t f i uf Hdih tuiu^lu i *1 1 i t f||i r rk ir i tu» uni ( h John mul was mul l*v Mi I r ink I nmiri v*«-*»! { m»r Vi«iik ulil* i i i* »r I !» i#i*| * r* h t f «i I Mr Mnr» il- I* 1 I »¿s 1 In ksunvith* I ■if I i 11i i *x r | 11*•s. i I ; x r f i t f . i l L Í .t «r *»M|»»*f mieiliileiil >1 tin t lui Ill’ll * I humS» m |f*|y •1 1 lurid « » > 1 11 * p1 *1i . m I p u l h r u li "»Iwukuf •-t 1 1 1«- - vetting S A M O R I M i RGVNI US i ! A ll I) ii" I |jt* Nr»i11 »»f «1 St «1,1 i|Jl nil* U'fi' «* v si ufi an M »urin' 1 nr' ^-*» (iii.! |«*wt'f ìli -it be)d lb Ji«n* I’l eve nt F r ie r s N tra u v e t K t- lin n I n u n dllPlltlilH uf lu i imi hun * l.-v lllg lirihj l.rop Mill He t'r o flt able, ii) 1 1 1 *- fie »sliuW r- tl itkH(nncrn fruiti S o r t f u r i l t bt H ijf«*w«<rx tri i t o « -«-« ffi.il (fu* ( f|i if ; * 4 *(«(:• • t l->n 1la- l l d u * Ii*«4* «If» i ikf|*|' |k*f |I*JV •*I.»!•**I ■rV1*1 |'|It Ph lt m fill'll l«n*rr tw . * ih« himi - Í h i-m ^ f» t|ll/*'« l fui l i n II -stn 4>1u r l i ! * »*f ^t»vi*r murili timi tin « uni a liti lu ll! r i ' Í * ' r > i *f-M’»**» f i i l t h k ! J i rft* (»«!'»> m i ¿¿«»iti Ilimi linn tu |h¡ 11 fthunl i *J|r Ï ft «killt s s(| W k |>«' 111)1 ikJ J»st-T III ill* l| *f ili«1 Al Jf «fin •loti t wiim i •«i n*pri*M*iitu f Fh«• 11 flit- i r*11 1 is* i lifting JUM .il'-int h vr III flit" l*'*ki «"»Inif tir*- ■« -i i U t u m ! f u fif |f TmIf IMif IIk-lJ Viri! « ttfi i i Uhl !IMUI1u 1' 1 1 i k• fluii 1Ir« 1j)rr"*' Nf *• J isiii mul ihr ut ri fl. IIIIli k* IH' If 1111 "ST til. Tt.fjil f l i r ti i i h l l B l i i ' f fl i l f t « n a vs. fi \ * i | t u itiiimiul ul niun>*\ (nr 1 1 u rirrv siti c i 1 ( h r r f **p fH i , v ai ill t illtin ru ils ap M i U f t u I ta* Il lilt It browing Sweet Botutu Draw«* F L O R ID A . now Í 1n t h r i n u i n ‘ > t u 11kii i ti t ai i l i k * i!i uhi aliti i t nnd*» i »1 > fili' tu d up lififu i) w h i l e U is l i H . i i ( r * f u n til«’ M ' r u i n l lliH>r a n d liali already rrin vn ! atlentmii -lining (lie right m the beati of the business center. evening, ns follows bui hy erreting a smtnble, building and [Jaeing it m thè Nmtli str*-et [nuk there 1 Fvntigrlism would be no reasoli fot a single rrslib-nl ’ Missions lo make liti objectinit to lite - il y in a» t Bible Sillily sisting in mmntaimng ib i' pillilo s»-rviee I liny Work itisi umliin i Social Service Die vasi iiuiuber ol wmler visitors I llese live «leixirtiitélits were (»isteil in ixinspicuous [»»»liions Iteforr the mulience wbo lamie to Suliforil rat li l-ill ami re I' vefy in an prese ill was urged Itrii to dr inam unni s|iring nnw we bave no tiluce dnrr his -illegiao- - In the wmk and then. tu wlnle away ibeir Unir, witb lite ex Nautili it i.rot* > ondltloils Nniilurd. I In March » —ta*lery and let lu «} are moving freely at lair prt«*», and also a large acreage of late ci-lcry and lettuce will be ready for market about \|«nl Ml rile acreage in nicumirers. to iiiiilm-s liivli )■a a 11 x-s and beans will Ih* largi- au -1 - !--(>' at (lie i««-wnl time look wi ll I In- r ilri iiie wel weather which rt tar-led the blear long -if celery nod - ,nis.-.l '..m-- iliiinage'lr-illi blrglll is now greatly hem-titlng otlicr crops telery Iuj» 1 b.-en bringing from SI " r- in S 2 [ i> ib is w eek l lx- t o t a l is t o g r a d e n in v e m e n t q u a lity was am t i i Im iiii 1.1 pa- k «mrs *and nlxruf »lie same number uf cars of i i i i x c «! v e g e ta b le s m o ve d One grower sold I S acres of celery Motiday fur murs than $2 tufil A. tJorner will cut Jo acre» tins year and it is estimated that the ¡f.rnp will net him in the neighborhood of $ 2 U.fMi(l J f Jones lias jnst finished setting several acres ol leltui-f wliltlr lias a splendid stand and he lxqM*s in get into the market uliout April 15, if weather conditions remain favorable Mr Jones will no doubt have i t lie w m l d . i n m - i k t * b m e e II I w h i r l ) f i e l d I e p t l o n o f t h e le w « fle c k e r g a m e s t h a t I some fine lettuce on the market not inter he w ill lo lm w l u - t ' d i s t r i b u t e d t h r o u g h a r e d u l l ) i M lle tl o ff i n th e o ld lir e h u iis e than llial date t h e a u i l i e o c r l - n I b i s |> m (s is tT h e re - * llr« l w i n c h n o w s t a n d s o il th e A s s * in Itavis Bros, have 3 acres of vegetables soli of the evening and of previous n o n '« lot ami with tin- Fraction of a of various kinds includes onions, celery, „molar ........... ->i i. that there ure now lif'r.try bmlilmg a place would tn* prolettuce, caulillower, cabbage, beets. Irish 1 j i . „„-ii in S iiifor-I pledged to stand by ! vnhsl for the gurgts «if the city to gather potatoes, eggplant and pepiper. All of the Men s Religion and Forward Move- '»■"* •<-«'! «•*<*« “ » **» «1«*»« «*,,'V "0« these crops are looking fine. They an* meni (II tbew 'M have definitely eliosen 1 eneroaclimg nt*m Ifie gocal grnc»-» nf any also extensively engaged in the poultry l heir field lor work for Kvaogelism i. <»'*■ 1 1 "* " ' f 1*-* wuu,tl Ik* pleased lu business. A. McDonald has 5 acres of Missions 5. Bible Study 52. Boy Work 52 hear from some one|el#c on this »ubject. celery. 3 uiTes of cucumbers, and 2 acres and Social S e r v i c e I') Il is txqird that ,r "iere are |»iints against it they shoultl of tomatoes. Mr McDonald's celery is those wlnUqivc mil already chosen will •»' dlscu»se«l and all harifrs removed looking fair and other crops are in good consider those lichls in which Hi- repre- thul would ill uny wayjprevnit the ereccondition. J. C. Hall has a nice acreage senlutiotl Is now tlx- lightest tiun of a library building at the earliest of cucumbers. Irish potaloes and bean» Aunounceuinnt was made that ihcrv possible moment, M. N. Steward has 3 is acres of celery T. K. Bates. is to hi a ili li's Religion ami Forwutd which U In good condition nnd a small Movement convrmiun in Sanford for four acreage- of cantalau(»e» A R Chapt«ell tlavs beginning Sunday, April I I Tills Will Not Conit to Sanford has 19 acres of celery nnd other vege­ convention wilt lx- addressed by men 1tie Commereial Club foiled to get tables. his crops are doing "ell and he from Jacksonville Atlanta anil other enough money pledged to make up the uiillciputeH n good yield titles l.vety man m Sanford »Imuld tn- sum -b-mnndrd by Aviator Bouncy as a Shipments next week ~i!l In- tmavier lined up tx-forr that tour Ihiiius ami be will not appear ill Sanford and if Jtreseut weather conditions Ixyld 1 tile growers will yet retrieve smile of the flir Orgnmzntnn loHltnitlee, wlmdi Inis tin* week, all limigli lie may later, Ills loss occaslum-«) by the w»t weather d o l­ so far bad the work in charge, wishes tn rates ure rather high, pruhubly because he ing January and February.—New York thank Mr. George A. DeCottcs for the free ! is an air man.. Packer. �March 12 TME SANFORD HFRAlft CURBSTONE GLEANINGS arid the c o m p a n y live d a y s in o Argu in g from 'm a n y s u ch s o m e w rit e rs th in k th ey s ee A Budget of Opinion "Just Be tween You and Me" year of ti m e im idrtil» u tendency to cut c o u r t e s y ou t o f A m e r i c a n Inisliiess life. te n d e n c y A n d y e t, if so. this is u that m a n y n f nur b ig c o n c e r n ; are fig h t­ in g verj> h a r d a g a llis i tVEN lilt GAIL POSI NOI IN II A re ce n t h e a r in g m ag atine a f actu re r. in A Chlel Is A n io n i Ye Takin g N o tes and ru llìi, lie ’ll Prent T n i MSo S oys Sau ntcrcr. hotel, th e ih nt sjwiihs A m erica n co u rt com m en tin g courtesy writer prom inent y a rd on of a ih c pervaded of manu­ Swiss the pla ce, a nd s a y i n g that h e w o u ld g iv e $10.0 00 If that c o u r t e s y c o u ld b e c o m e the 4 As yet there is no clue to the burglar who broke in the window oi Palmer 8 < Scigh nml ext acted Severn I suits of clothing and no clue to the officers who were on the beat. The question now arises ns to whether one man should patrol First street and let the trnins alone or put on another night policeman. 4 The carnival has come and h o m e office thni his h a b it a rid s s a le s r o o m s forem en c l i n e d to s w e a r were say in Ile m uch th a n S A N fO K l) c h a r m in g his LODGES S a n f o r d I o d i c No 2 7 . 1 D O f Merit n e f » Mnndsy »t 7 .Hip m uvrr Imperisi Pirslrr J C Itali. N <• add isi more “ Gixxl in­ morn- " Sem i noir Ch a p t r r So 2 UnJrr I t t l r r n Star Misu* r » n , w o m t •mH.wrth fml«> in m.mth F v r r y no r sh o Its* t e r n h i t S tsr in the E n t i The may p o s it io n of p o s s ib ly i mfiiUlly in »tirsi tit vili* Ihr cii Spiff employe?» A la* r. lelrp hon e lie exceptional. nrr S*** r I ’ crhaiis words of courtesy do clog the prix-esv* of shifting lines nml switches, which need to he conducted nt a high rate of »ix*ed, and n celerity of connection will perhaps smooth Ihe public’s ever sensitive fur better than nnything manners can do But if so. there are few otlier modern business"relations where courtesy is not an asset of n high'value. A democratic (reople nre (iccullarly M e rlin e * Urti cia! th ird T u r t d a y * in every n i n n i l i M a ll in W r l i n r n r l l l u k t h i r d floor Phoenix l o d g e No, 3. K o f P g o n e and Merli lemmi and fourth Mood«y». Vim ini the town Is here yet from which I gather knights slv ars wekuflie I’ . E Hutchinson, C C that the carnival left more here thnn fe ll« S Frank. K R and S. they carried nwny. The city fathers S a n f o r d Lodge. No 82. E S A M , slipped out of n bod hole and the weather M F. Tolar Mailer: M W Lovell. Segre­ tari. Cominunieallun ever» first and third Thuriman helped them to do it. Now they dnyt al 7 10 p m Visiting hrnliier» » rlm m e should adhere to the old ordinance or U n it e B r o t herhoo d or C a r p e n t e r s a n d J oin else pass a new one and make a straight era o f A m e r ic a g i v e n to s t a n d i n g o n their righ ts a nd license of $150 for th r week a n d let them ,, , , Suht.ir.l t,«Lal Unpin No 17,11, I II of t and J I h e ll d ig ni Iii r ie » The u ns h o rn nml grim y ,l( A men* --»en Thufsdny nig hi at ' url.pk in all come In ^ VV O Singletary prrixlenI m a n w h o m a r c h e * o p td you r iin»k lo a*k 4 I was c e r t a in ly gla d to see representative crow d of m en Men and R e lig io n such mil forw ard to , Tills Ihe M ovem ent held o l Ihe lm[<erinl t h e a tr e Inst ev en ing a m ovem ent is Sunday sw eeping (he c i v i l i z e d world a n d will d o m o r e to -itfim gthcn the a b u s in e s s q u e s t mu. m a y n ot lixtk as if he w e re w ort h c o n s i d e r a t i o n But la* is a n A t n e f ir a li Inm stand If you make te n m i n u te s w h i l e you limvh d ic t a t i n g a s s u m p t io n is not glv^i as prompt attention -Christian reH*fc>n and e-* • »taro clothe* ■ -2 WA man In th* The figures nre d ia l sh o w * flow few men rt , ............... .. o f r r ^ n m o k e Ilu if misfit > M ir ch u rch m e m b e r s are a p p a l l i n g a n d the th in k in g m a n u l u p n m l tukn u inh r notice rite F o rw a rd m o v e m e n t shou ld he ful o f gixxl r e go lts mil our liltle c i l y is in Sanford w o r»e lim n to sliders m o r e nt It**» and c h u r c h work to the la d ie s tlittl art) hut that nil o f us are (name or fruil oth er he b ii« m e * v your pari M (In­ Ihe men en n f orwartl m o v e m e n t is not h er.oisr th r design ed al the lint to t>roinote a better f e e l i n g w ay. to in d u ce m e n to rlf'rt l o o f f i c e am) m i n m a n d n will that the S a n fo rd m e n ami make tins ill e v e r y rnrn (r H rrim l tfi kr n jy hi . vnlu/iim* lu tflirf nwny fro m »MV«- IKII'I ol »11 tin Jbtli tu . M is s rhnthit» m i e nf llie ynur wutnen Kit w o r d » la> kl'Hl ilh- tlir at Kr nf hear th em lim e », the w o n d e r f u l “ H o u n g ro w s o n us Th ere s an several Dawg lu n e unexplainable s o m e t h in g ntxiul it w in c h m a k e s you re a d it s evera l tim e s d a ily , a n d w h ile you c a n r e m e m b e r u w ord for word, it u iu u d * het let eyery lim e you trj.ni I it It 1« u line ImlMe * o h g .fix the l v - im , i ,t II p a rty even if sotne {tenpie lim e > ro i l i t t o r i i i* kr f u n o f it It is d e m o c r a t i c to the core a g a in a n d b e c o n v i n c e d H e ad it 4M r i H liri 1'lf rtii** f. l f r v» pu P u r M a | f * »1, I p ( » H ie .f, 1 ■ l f > ?MkOr liât t ■ (lieti ti BICYCLLS AND SUNDRIES 5 4 4 ol OHI.ANIMI M a rn e »» m d W agon» w H o r s e s and M u l e s B o u gh t and Exchanged FI .<IRIDA » S » S S S V S S S A V » * \ » S \ S S S S S S S S S » * S » S S - H EA V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN ( in i lit* !"♦ Mur l<'Vr|!MC*» in film' »itti v» lui*- ( h r grue »»U lu» m tm inir a | ip e a t a ilie ami matti) w r m e l h a p p y in th r in tirai mg. rcaliaim n thaï tic tlad w.iii d i r p r i z r o f tu* lite The brid e wore n corsage vio le t* a n d b i l i e » o f ttie trupirt nf vnllev FOR lier nulv o r n a m e n t b r i n g a tt rn iilifol lirt klm i wi(ti p e s t i p e n d a n t s , tin* gift o f tin* g r o o m Ttw p ir l a in w h i c h they w r r r »*< rutti» i l o ut i l e i catmutinn* p a l m * ami v. lb rie»» The many in ,irritai r tu ti ,i nt Ir** bam tr-i r*f1ri| w ils a » r f i r uf tx-u ut) tiid Hut h am l»onir thr Invi li (xrsrnl» STATE SENATO g a v e t e s t i m o n y o f th e lo v e nml e s t e e m in E s p e c i a ll y b e a u t i f u l a n d in v it in g , room w lir r r a witli w.i» d r l u loll* 1iffr'frn* p >! hv is fe ( - Afte r r e c e i v i n g the the frie n d * ami tlu- 'alati iuiigr itiil,iti iu* many g '»»l ^ '*• * ■' ■* . i-I fe •• I iri i, * .!s»i -»t t h r u future lia p| a n r » » Samih. la) »f»»I Dinfu J.twfi Irli o . r r the N A Yimj witivllle. F i n . w h e r e they fewntrthim »fitliii hiajft Mh|pni fjo <1 iffrfriRr if Ijp n Yum fLii a sjiiii iik hin fitf L I V E R Y , F E E D and co t is e wa* s e r v e d I M*iRI > . et lllfh timmrMl "t d in in g H I " # Sec* | W King HI 1 ttl'ifel UÎ. r»*N»i v • in.m Hill 1 ** »,■ r * -juii. a k x'ktrt n o ' l t > | * r ' - . 1 A v nrr (lie ( I n o r a t i m i o f l o v r l y flo w e r* M i A \ fn*iiil % h > h« f The hoy» keep klr tin my ,l»wg trann Mqke* no aiflererxe u hr i* » hociu hi II* I rumpAflioiu trflniflip ^ j H A N D BROTHERS in Y'»tiling w h i c h the b r id e w a s held Every umr I rotnr lo town l h a w i * e It i f .s' t M on ro« C h a p te r No H H A W Mrs-l* e iffv 'trnsrul nnd fourth Thmr*i1fii |*q»d w k%**rr nl I hr bru ir >» i* a I ¡kr w u o r ¡«ipulu i tuti**» w hich fail to linger lon g aft er you .» Mt» Ih a n d gra ce in t r a v e l i n g Milt "I I»lease a person w he n they tlr»t a p p e a r but Mirri Scigh Ulnaox . W« - ■ - M anne .ilici and IM PERIAL THEATRE. THURSDAY. MARCH yuiiug l i m i n e » » m a n nf Ma ham»* ! Ukwk t ki ivi pi *i0 t r i n i i » t u p ni M, . t u Piu..,. »7 s ii a s m u t ili R ila ) u i"'( Vtlien» a n siu g irlii r one I -1(1 p thè Itinnia*. ilio d a o g l l t e r uf ludgtlin i I tl 1. I.tiie Secretary 25 BIC YCl l N a flcrdix m . nt currier I K your him A ft n ilit Ifui t i n n i r W e d d l n t M onda) \v Il H c i o h Iim In umili**,* IIrlo > sUrtfigholds o f the m o v e m e n t 4 , lo iifin Jr .'ih11 I I li I-f Ii«l * fIv* If •' Iig, v* 11* ul ll i* to f e e lin g of m a n |o m in once i ¡lurch 1wr|I n nión* » or i ik »’ him 1 pf.l met Pslmerr.i Mil«tifile Hall over Impr'iiil Thr atre Ioi i n m l J> i l o o n i m m e n s e a m o u n t nf gtxxi m ch u r c h | F'ehninry to geth er to brin g p e o p le in to w in ri Vili »«Ilo a* the ba ck le a v e work a nd out of thr ch u rch w ill h Sauf orti I ortie 12 11 a ------ lu,’ cairn! bring m e n to the full r e a l i z a t i o n o f * th e ir «haliti o f h im duty to G o d a n d m a n th a n a n y relig io u s If it turrit oui Ihai m o v e m e n t eve r put f o r w a r d b e f o r e fl )’ Il t Vf err f o u sort third VSrJnesilsy night l l v l> he will Blrrti n f f » Irsela» the- 1cii.»! I Irder >>f M,__ unit In* r v r n t n g at » CXI C M tri I it|!rt Hall UrttwHfir »m iai letter to your s te n o g r a h e r p r o b a b ly re s e n t the P1* fiagir* 11all tiro (liai kxrlitrr K n hfrin fir*Kin E*rry time I go lo arhoul Th# irachrf Iaim me with i rule, M a i n dodlfTrrmcr if J * n i a fool Shr'i got « 'lull latnmin tor with a rulr Sift thr mV«! in ta>r thr l»rmn Y«j e»n t gru» tatrr* in ttndy l»n MaIm no ihiTrrrrut* if tur it a huun You it* A-quIt klrkm mi dawi aroui l- the w is hes h»|>py RailrtMjtl d fur t.'iq ilr 1.x .lark will m a k e th ru tintile — A t h e n s B a nn e r Mr a nd Mrs In S a n fo r d . F d w n r d s a rc well Mr* th e gues t o f M is s Fàiw a r d s Be»»ie known v is it in g l^ in g and here Mr.- F.d w ar d i o l o n - t i m e Iteing w ith New Ian » Pharm acy Will A d v e r t i s e f l o r l d j Mr Spear stopped over in our city to day m the interest of hi* ilhi'lrulrd Mali*« no diffrrrnctf'tf hr la ■ feou® lecture His plan wr think diouM prove Ymi got ■ tjuii ktslun in da wg nfoun. of great tnteresl to Florida a* he vuus While the houn' is considered by many the Northern and Western States giving as a thing which has no rights, it has them his lecture in the moving picture house* just the smue. and <Kvastotin¡1 y you will ns a source of intermitting. find some person who issues the command. Typical scenes which tie has cufrfuJIy You gotta quit kickin my dawg oroun collected from placed of note will show Just s o have the {»roide been treated liy the real beauties enterprises ami resources those* wlio have controlled the Kctxitilicnn of South Florida Mr ^DeColi» has se­ parly. Tliey have kicket] the people acured n date with Mr. Spear for a rwintl during of! years and Ivave persuaddemonstration lecture while in route, lie ed them to vste the Republican ticket •during election years. Now tbe Demo­ will also give a lecture at the Savoy m crats have come tq the defense of the peo­ Jacksonville and other places before ple and have told the Republicans tbey've going North got to quit kickin' the people around. R e lls lr a tlo n B ooka That “ houn’ dawg tune" is really a clas­ sic. The words, we --mean, even if the T S. D a v i » witt h a v e th è re g is tra lio n tune woq’tdivide honors with the Won- h o o k for D i s t n c t No. 3 ut th è Sa n fo rd derfpl Wiggla Rag. am] the like. F u rn itu re C a . and Feli x F r an k f o r District * dntrg*t>rutTi i> n | m t nl houn Trail« th# t»«tum on the drint in*jit i iv y No. 25 nt th è s t o r e of M F r an k Books has been caused by o jie n fro m M a r c h I8th to S a t u r d a y Aprii tbe recent action of the Keystone Tele­ t3 th Fvery one who h a» not regiMrr»*l phone Company of Philadelphia in txaiering its operators not to say "please“ ' to ktkouhl gei husy I w t w e e n t h e s c d a t e s the subscribers, ond asking the subsettbers not to say “ please" to tbe operators. It Wanted—Celery, cabbage, beets, car­ la. eatlmated that the use o f (his little rots small lots- i*. J. Schuur, Phone , sweetener of business life costs the public 267. ’ ' 51-10tp 4 Much comment > -r Ho is of the cortimon people and knows th e ir legislative needs. He is a large taxp ayer and w ill work fo r tax reform . Osceola County is entitled to name the Senator this time and D O N E C A N is O sceola’s candidate. - -• �rV * - 4- M arch 12. 1912 rut sAsroni) menalo IM P E R IA L THEATRE THURSDAY M A R C H 14 th MR. P A U L G ILM O RE A n d H i t C o m p a n y o f L o n d o n P l a y e r s In tho B ig R e v i v a l of I “The Mummy anil the Humming Bird” C arrying an E la b o ra te and Expensive Production of Scenery PRICJES $ 1 .5 0 , $ 1 .0 0 , 7 5 c , 5 0 c and 2 5 c ADDRESSED LADIES’ CLUBS "What Florlilo is (Join# for her iH-frctivi* and Delinquent Classes." Friday afternoon, in the' hospitable home of Mrs Henry Wight, the Wcdnes day Club, Welnkn Club, Lend a Hand Club anil a nutnher o f other Sanford ladies, hud the pleasure of meeting Mr. Marcus L\ . Fogg. of Jacksonville; Supt-firiten.lcnt of thè ChUdren’s Home Society, trito wns Mr» criminal«, while and colored, could Ur (uught u Iraile. In muke themself-suppuriinit and clean, helpful, moral training, to lift them mil of the »lough of vlciomne»*, and degradation, and which will fit them both for upright and useful citizen Mr lagg also visited the Asylum for the lasane, which has eleven hand nil initiates. Tins institution in a great malty respect*. is very well ei|uip|>ed. in other respects, wilfully lacking, and here again, the great need id fniuls cripples and hamper» the ninnngeiiienl. unii prevetits thè dning of - i ...... . tlnngs t . aineliiirnie thè mudi Wight * guest Itirli ah.l inuke inule M arcus T a i l P resen ts S om e Im p o r­ tant T a c ts to S an ford Ladles. I A fte r a few reniarks e * planatory of Che tiieeling, and Mr Ftigg » presence ailiottg thetii. Mrs. (,ei) I. Marta, presideutof the .Wednestloy Club, intro* duced_MruPRlfiFUMhe M ie * . ' Mr, Foggia nn interesti.tg. fluent and forceful speaker. derply and enthusinsticnlly In love with his work of rescueing, helping and pientilog lite cause of thè chlldreli. and all t(tose who are mentnlly, mor.dly unti physicully deirndent on lite mniatainatice and tare ■■»[ thè Siale of Tlorida, and ila- indi'olii ala wlio tnnke tip lite State After a lugli, grarefnl, and well desers ed trlhtite tothe Wotnea’sClub»of Murnhi ila woik they bave dune, ¡imi are siili tb> log. for thè bctterment of all exlsdngcmt ilitions in lite State, thè impruvenient and ijilift of all i lasses wheresta-re it neeil •-•1 Mr I ugg jiresented for thè conaidera inni of thè elohs. thè fnctsaad conditimi* ts far ns lie conhl nscerbiili tlietli whiclt >-«i'l in (he Siali- Hiduniinbiry. al Murian tei wliiclt Ile visited and iliveatlgiilfsl l.i'l ih-temlier The laiddings werc fillly <b ' tibed. thè arratigeuient» and (llf illjllitigi --f ila- internali. (In- inclinala III 1 otitiolling imi cnring for thè inni.itea The gn-nl ic-t-d of inaiiy ciiMligesunii iiiipriuenients «ludi conld give thè inaiinilion and man agemrhit, n hetter opp.itu m iy tu ri fornì (In!'»• wliose inniloct lilla seni tlieui tberr <><r delentloll litui piiiiltiljllinnl ri un influii Ir there iinf.iiliiiinti- a l n i Itelp wurds ni thè M a . e Statistica givett hy lite idiystcion iti charge, show litui tuheraiUMts ts largely on thè Ifieraatte 1 0 tlRTasyltiia. Hfe tesi nini me sliould conte li> thè resene nf thuae. who cannili Ih-e frinii coiitiiiuinatioii of thè dlscase, or in my way ose pcnruiai.m» tu irrotto t tlicntscKcs |.y iiiiiking un uppro priuo.ii. for n separate building for dir use uf ile-'» who Imo pt'tiioiinced symp ioni' ni tuli.-i. ul»«n« I tic m-»i iii'iiiotum s i>1 1 *- I ».n ili.n La ttu- libici tu St Ang IjHtllI«* Valili II M f I |>J^ W , ( S ini |() nnu in » tinnii UrMrr i iimlinun wiih uh itpiipini- 1 i .imi m iiiagi-nieiit inoro op to fluir, in cnii!»r«|uriirr nf n lllii< li Inferi nj>* IIItin. n if imiti1* V*llll wltirll Ir» curt» fui -«lot ri i»iki tin II v t * IIlf f Uhm* Hhn I Hit Hill sr*- fili 11 dtllMf dill) fills twmniflll v*i»rlti ni Iriisi. iimn* tmnr¡«lili* I h#*n* ilo- Idmd are tanghi sin li traile« io dii-y imi itinslrr llo-v lem lady Icssons and Ilio«*- ole- »-vub-ttsr i desifc or tjilcut are I night in.mi. Ilo insili utiiiii f r thè Hlltid i' il a ,i«t .1 ■usili tu Un- State I iv e I h pliaiinge« »cri \i«il»-tl In Mr l ag»1, m Ics laiidiihh- .irntrv mie in l’eii «niuia »hn li Ini' la-eli tiirced tu dose il« doni« 1 « an mplciiiage and la tiov* a hoardtng houle f-*r duldreli who lime mie |>.niil who - ari pu\ tur tliejr 1 are in lite hoiae U n ni .lackaotiville. wtiich wen* G uaranteed A ttractio n No Free List S E A T S ON S A L E A T M A X W E L L ’S Firm ar> tire.timi ('.all Tu thè Detnorrattc V oler» oi Ihe Semml C»*n firrt«lou«l Pì.tiK t of Flood*. The PnmpaUn Cummlttee of thè IX-mocmllc Commlllee ot thè SnunJ L'onjtrr»»ton*l Mitrici rd thè Stale of fioritili. hereli, |in» nntice s» fullnw» Tir»! A priroary elettkm fot thè nominntkin ut a demirrane ramlldate for Con|re»» frorn *akl dutrtet lo thè 03rd Cofixrr»» of thr Unlifsl State, «•ili he helil nn thè 10th >lav of Aprii. A II Il>l2 SessMid Siimi ld there !» a indurr in Ilio rIrvi un. for (he nomination of a lS-in-ur» [ir cumlidate fra Congrr»* from thè Siisi Pi»trk*t In thè IVJrd l'-m f ren ni thè Pnitrd Siati » ji second i-f.ii.nr» »ili e hrld nn llie 2Hlh dny ni Mn, A II I9I2 Tldnl An f-lrviv-ri uf a or. Ik-miri III» Con lire*«Imini (’ommitlr.- fot «akl ,|i.rrw• '•III l<e tirili , on Ihr ditti dny uf Aprii A |> I'*t2 to Ir curii l.iwsl of noe rm-mki from e*ti munti in «akl <ll»trk-t tu I» rhmrn ihr dm», ni» >..i»rs ..f r"f !!.u7iT'''fr/r” l,r.n|4.Ó'’ r.'mr rhr s ic - h i,,,,,, f.*” (l' I^ Q O F K N S H O E R E P A IR S H O P - E L E C T R IC M A C H IN E R Y No 103 Wfti Ltftf Stiffi H en ry M cLaulin Nr it Dour io O ff KnUurin) la-tie.-rsik "-unir t «H it I II I t i r * t l l s i r i r f , m a y l n t n m r «f %j i rt<lbini«* fo r t in * n o m i n i n v i l i in « a li] p r im a r y H r M lo n . I*> ftS im i w l l f i i h r i’ h u t i m a n i>f t h in ( o m m llir r v¿; lio n íi L B i l l n i l n i i f * m a iH lif it t i lo r i t j i u fi o r ih r l * i » In i ni M irili A, IIM J I» n «• ru in » «tn im iP iii t* rr*|ti|rrN( I'»1 Jj» if |m- put|«*** I-'1 '- '«n|i . im|| litio •h n ll « l i n h • I n t r i n r o l « h i l l f - * n ¡ H ' i ) I ry h o n l* m i lm ip n n u si w it h Ih r»» * liu rw ln ^ i Sr-vt-lHy tl v r- .|>.||,ir « t* tu»I im i n -s r « »| ( jf 111 »■» Uhi iij j, ^ |f jn Spring Fertilizing Ideal F e rtiliz e rs i|pfl rii Mlf ‘ klw-flArv 1lifshhltk V•4.| l-fifllirv *-lti 1 (-dii filili * <tmi-itiìii» 1 i ni* inroi ritti 141 fui iiir i •rii gfrktlninil I nilHMilli I «- ili Iitif il» f*'j<nle<l In {»il y Itllv dA»rAA(||rm Miti -»f.-■il Mi-llr lft#df .tyjll* iillnli fiH l*4i|ir itti |f,r t if i l i » . I fin r. -1— *! 1 , 1 1 i lim im i | r r , sw-.c-mi, \)lt. i .a. »mi m» ** ri», r. 1Ufi! * "tf siti fi *-|i-s Ialiti ,M| li *fa ! fi» r» *..-fi ■ilei «*tJj Iti ili»» ifi«iii ss ,-* MAH«« Imn» ittfl i>r.uiiul i«lr rulrA ihrrrin Ofilflrtl iin*l i|ii|i*' ululi f »iii»l b> vini»»* <if llu 11M ■ I * A in ! f f f l r '•ft -lu ' h i l l H 11 1 , 1 11 ■ ml r » ’ III* \IIrmi IS in i •t(t£ 1 -M Jij v u H i irrm, III), 'Ile i Haï tgII Mlt|'Uikli UilliMllllr* *r I tl Jf I M I » ■ 11 lh*i *i| fTuri*H» A p ril S m* y H u h r.»U’ Do y on u tili! a lu ll liloom and o u r t luit S rl I m il * LSI 11)1 Al r r K ill l / r R '» " Im t tfli l lrf-Hhr ï f H ' l * 4 » ti* I h r \ al I f,,f t r t l r f * 1 -atip an » ii> * Du von want Ihr I m il IDI Al FFRfILIZER Hiiflil M atrrlals, Right P rop orlIon s, ami Right C ornhlualloiis art* the S ecret oi Ihr S u cce ss w h ich c o m e s w hen you LSI IDI Al M RTIM/FR I or Cirealcsl Value ul I'lauI I nod I I K ill l / t K It LA IDI At ih*- I»!i a i * I < "llln ( ««J hM»iH|| I I I * ■ IHM« * I N f i li I ’ I ho** H A JM I P -1 i A Sw ift* T» f M K » * "Ait ) **», I «at A lUtli * Ii u m m * Liv* i 1 hi* ' f11 111«« >•f H» ni imi » B*l t I -H i *1 » 1 * >tí 1 l«*| H J k -il f M anti \ l* H M i * Ih> y j ' -i 11 - M t ITH •* r I — *f n I Ht»! MMij* r 1 11 1 | r M i f n n l ttr-it I h * U n r f f l o f **! * m t i n , { h i h »I I I U N ITI H M * s 1 I h r a m i K i D I ><f • n f H l n l * l < * k " f l i l i » t t r f l w y f a I Itali * h i l i t » Î w ' h l y H l V r T h t H j a i l D ‘1 I ^al l « r « ! » I u ' i l l » I t i l t M i n t iTlft I » m l) 1 l*r M u m Ì r t « 1 I / V* H I I » b -I f *' « u ! i h r I all f » ml o r o i t r i l l l ^ a l l í l T » f $ | H l lari' * | ii| fr % Il -f i n * p i l i > i t i I Pì* * al p i t iti I h * 1 III U ) ! ^ ‘ ( t » u r * | f i l l i ) P * . . ! aliti n o n g ' * r * a w b l r fiai * r »ah l ì» i't f'p a - fi) b in i |, Il * r I-, J lO m o h n *»• •* ( o i t • « 111it I M i l l I*» M l « U a n t if i l l f r i 1aar% . f i * f -a 1 »t t « ti i) 11 « t i a I p * I |w*L U *1 i I » |li»i!»ip« * « aif I Ti I à t m (Mat » l l H J I I »halli I* *iu»imtr,| r,, « i*r**«KÍrni « d r iif r * j * l r f a I t A f ) d lu l .1 I r r a i U l r f T h r r r « b rill l«r Du l r * « t h f t l i ill,— m-r ni.n. Ill'll nltmt >lirni<m T»- •■ITI. tttnV Jacksonville, Florida IM I » D ",* 7 ^,','L-M*ln!,a!,i»*r.,'!|1 n'-ibir**r rJn* aia»- «tut« S mhI« nod (Irta-utum lu Isa ma (tliH r t i ì f i iry i r y «ni i m i wadirlflr* k n i i r i H r * brbl h r h l by b y fhr f h r *T o i r,in | Bnf»f«U f n l hh ij*)n « m i I n io«ii n l o f f i a in«H i n * a l ir> ar> # m> i *r» ■ r » t i r | 1 l < * * «f i h U^Orf* t J » l ) r H lhrrr*>| th rrm f I- (Ml PKOMISINC CN0Vr Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Locáil B r a n c h V V u rch ou to R C Miiwall Mangiar s j 4 * A I Vwi•*» I s ,4 Send lot out H e r Hook entitled S 1“ - l u - k l N . t l i - « « l l t r | i r t « u » l T it« t if * l *2* <*\m*#»*>*>4*‘I*v* <* '¡* 4-*2* v*i*4*4**>4 *44»4*4*4*4**5*4* 4»4"4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 To The Democratic Voters -w 01 the 19th Senatorial District Tile beinom i!it* Executive roiuiiitilee of Grunge Countv luis imi lite Semtioruil cliiiitift in the |rrn|*er light in Ihe reaolulions prininl Ik-Ihw ] i will not emlor.se nny tunti ulule who must Ite voii-d fm hy you In this the ('ornimilee is righi. Endorsement of such ntndidnies i- yunr Inisi ness exclusively I usk your enrtL ful « onsiderntioii nul il volt ihmk I tun Rest serve the distrtef to ti-iloiniiuile me ) iMirs res|Hs lfully >iltltilsl tllf* filili tif llll* i*»f(I»*f«INI« fiJl Ihm PliClnKI l»f ul LOUIS G MASSEY PlcP f * tini *- h I. -Birr H u l l i r * * n« tuny m n i r Iw* ( o í r U i« FÍÍ12 nfTiirr« *«ho a f r <0 ni fidiirt i h r ihr til «hüll Iw hrht on Ihr 2Mth day of Mardi. Thr aPTnlr* nf itti» ctif|M.f«iw«) uriiil ibeir iiinriiufi an* Hrrî r»t fiM'l »pmllflrtl nrr { amia i hiMiray Prrtplmi j Svini. Srrfrtary P»ii A H/1 '#*1*, Vin- Prr» Jo u i M Resolutions of Democratic Executive Committee of (T MwiNV T r r a t y r r ) Vvfionfr »I**r t*» iui «• ifini>or«(y difiwlof« ». t ill« I b r (umbral i m t m n t «f i m l r M n l n r v t ' I o ««ha ti 4 t»i { H irn iu tn « b u ll t u b | r r i ll% r|f « b rilli n o t r* *p*-*1 ihr rm|HITil fttiK'l 7 H»r finrn»-« and mddf'C'tw« of if)'1 tiitwciilwr« ,flr ..... . i n ..1 «btirra yttl^fdw d by Ih m . « f r ,1 . lame p. Ilartholf, lOOShiin-v M«.onl I Nmitlt UHI Mtatr, Fo-,1 A Kr-jfm4(lv 10*1 Sliao-s ami Jaim-* M tummln» rito Shun-» All »4 Jat httrfivillr Itusal County M--r>-!a Wit ta»-" m u í b » i m i « t isti r i i * i b i * t i n y n f IDI 2 I*“ " ' H*'"*»' rJi«AJrL J SM fTb f»n. A Ko**.» ! o r M I’. y»iv» M(l|r thiItil(1 I «Mlni y ul [»uval 1 li I» SrIm*tlnri a Notary ISiNk’ In ami for Mip Stulp nml iTHiilb »ftirraaitJ only «mbofiî^l l*i IüLp mkrm»|p»liiriiiPHl* III droll brreby ««-itifv lb-»« on lhw ,ia) ,,i i. i.i,, J«.»*» ‘ ‘ »«utmif Kd- -r.l | imiil. t t-sl A Krym.U. .mi Jnmes M Curnmlnt L*ch it» mr iiiK>«n In la* thr par Ur* iirarritwti m ami Mho eiiruinl ihr farrioinrf nrtkN of fncofiioralkm and Ihrn and llirrr Irlufr mr neknowIralgod fiIa il|{nu(urr iKnnlu. to MRir VVBlI' mr hand and seal Ill's '¿2nd day of Feti. IBI2 ¡Senil f! t) Sonni*« My isinimlssiun--iplre» Jan l.t Itili Tun-.in -tip FLOWERS - PLAÑIS — HUI BS Mr. Fogg Investigated the case of the JEWELER fibl and little boy and -ascertained these fru it Traa» and Nursary Stock facts. He went to work Immediately, nnd MY SPECIALTIES found other homes for them, nnd they nre L. H. T E M P L E now going to school, and nre gratefully Pickard's Hnnil-Pulnlrd Clmiu Corlmin's Sterling Silver •espondlng to the interesl and care given Phunr Ititi Ulli und Ouk Ave Rogers' Plated Ware them and are both making good in every­ Elgin nnd Waltham Watches way they can. Mr. Fogg points out that Sfn-cinl OfTcnng nt Fern* Sunford, the reformatory could and should be made ■ training and Industrial school, wltere Floral Designs to Qpler'. Florid a ALL GOODS GUARANTEED U3 S-1 0 -Ü untaught, vldoua and Immoral juvenile .tiZkMi hit?.? ; t » Orange County * Whlklas, tm Jmitntry iiO, 11112, tho Democriitii; Executive Com­ mit it-*- of Osccolti Comity, Ity resolutimi, colled to tlie nttention of the jJimkI Demornits <if Omittfe Comity an u!!e}{ed a^reenient or cutitom of divitiinj* die Seuntomhip of the llitli District equally the two counties, and expressed tlie Itelief that the jialriots of Grniij’e <-oiiuty democracy would not BufTer this cause to Ik- broken ul the prej*eiii time nnd then proceeded to endorse a candidate for Senator Therefore, l>e il Resolved, hy the Democratic Executive Committee of Orange (Vainly, assembled February 17. I!M2 I That this committee knows uf no agreement or custom hy tiny competent authority hyW iich the terms of the senators front this district must lx: equ^ffy iivided between Orange uud Osccolu counties. The equuMfcrm given to the last senator from Osceola county was b cco u a / of the services and record of Senator C. A Carson and. t w in / personal to him, is not to be construed ns an admission hy the Orange County democracy that the senatorial terms ure to alternate equally without rcgnrtl to the merits of the candidates. 2. That in the opinion of this committee, the democratic voters of the tilth district should elect their senator according to iheir estimate of the fitness of the respective candidates. .1 I h a lt he democratic voters o f the district will nominate a candidate for Senator in a primary held in tins county regardless of place of residence under the auspices of this committee, which is the judge of the-Telurm lit this county It would therefore, lx* improper for this committee, under such circuuiBtonccs. to endorse uny candidate. -.V, . v. . . ; v j - . A H-tA. *1* , ri ■ A will Notice of Intention to \pply lor le t tela Patent ihr urnlrralgún] ti»N4dfl-1r llicinarivr* itami I*** »■•>+ Whìle of tour ne thè boy» do all lite Work v,'rV gi"“ l in thi-ir way and wtth thè Dio «litt ttir 1 ti ii\ft h**rrin »wi furiti i n « f i u f I W w I It»»- u n n i ' f i h * t t«v i * t r a I h m i ■ h ü l l f«* l > > t * (*l ila latin mainlained by thè relorma '•« ,l'M -» ‘il bui they wefe » . I 'tuf i* I m i I "lli|itiii) v*i!li il* J'rUiiTiHll p i m * ‘ **l »A lm U M i ili I itrMt. *1Ir l»u *nt mt|rity E |.>twl . « -» > Hir> hnvt? very lllllr. if uny. %>>trm w iih n in l'ifut .alluri il f.n 11111»1s tirili II ini) dinl *|**| *»ith *u*li •‘fii'-'f pltirf« *af UiAiitn* ili I hif lil#i •H* m-fiiKil frii’iJttira hirh Ml Ir>iri tu f- ul rr j ni-Nr mi ili*' nun ir ' .t)»»f ........ irci t !» ha limi ffdll finti ld 11 fi wfiu li t * fif Mirti * filli ri * 1»• V "f IIH 'll 1 r 1 M i l > i C l ' H I S M I M k U t.N 11 MV n M ^ l il tìr> I • ' • l > « » •• 1 f M k ' » • * ! M i i (i.m .-a Ih . •tn ip ifg .l.il. t I •■*»•*» iff tu ht* t filinomi uf rrltifin«*«! Ihr A■ I 1* 11a11n ** f. lira “.Il »*1**1 frtjiiJ HtltUi I M*in*f a t DHiajfil a timi Crimini Mirini livra nursi f«'* fu Mire ili» l i iti i l e i * « ii . u l t i 1 i h r r I *.'**I** ' l l. nl f * .1 * i' in » v»*r> f «alili* 4 "fl jf»" •» valli fulminili »»il'|»ll»** -imi I h r u t (e h m m i iii* u t \ n f ia li l'w riril Mito n clcnhff. En-.«Itili» r mul .il . ,1 v-. , , , iiil ih» «>*p[>jira i«-f l aiHiii£ In ihe i»ftifrn»r«ilmri«l mi (fu* ni»* Imi Imi |„is,flr!lt |(l rat«liliali naif iirdrni. rraiaurniii*. liiiclive channel. A lirst-cluss school itimi- w h .>, tilt* . ln"*t . c‘|un>iK*d . mg cun do dial, when utility other meant *" 1,11 " f Orplianage» die mdustruil feature is lacking I lie children me lint I, a * I» “Nifi titubili Umle». Hf Lfiifls ll> Vilïlill Mr Pagg wanted it dearly illlderst»M>»l. 11ic*v will Bf HnuB* «*h m I v mul l'r **■111ri I»I v that those in cliurge of the Insiitutnm are <«»•if -M'Hiiumii wf(»•11 Miry lr,*ivv Mifir Nut to hi* hhunesl fm e*lMing tamililions, fuuh***' in*1 |i)th Mir Bd I (If uf Blu "li I for the meagre t tpii|niu-ui and niaMi F »kikJ will in h «iliurt tun*'. iijvr*ifi btbiy to ro[ie with the situation unti the kl tir ih* i nini il Mdi lini lim i« nf Mir Kr« '-tv lat methods that are |airstle*l li t« i up h .... s tu I lufiiBi \t wtis M )¿iir«tr»1 •he 1 J-glshllurc. which lulls lo approntalo By Mr FhJíH tlir Wmnrn « club* hnvr .1 sfiiliiient men.is to carry on the mstitu grr.it Hulk helore (llt'lli. tinti Studying uld noti, in any degree commensurate with .■tal giiispiug puhlic ueeils mul (mrhlem« Ihe dignity and intelligence ol a Slate as wi ll a» illuse wluch tue local, suggeslwhich (»refers to lunke good citizens out of ing wuysand tneiiliS tif iniprnvement. or had hoy»; instead of dojng nothing towurd overi-orning ex ist m g conti it ton s, with «IifT ■heir mental nnd moral u|ihuildlng of (he erenl nnd lietter melhods. They con nfninety.three inmates There nre eightymise imliv idual*, und ihose ln nnthorilv. ' eight boy» and five girls; twenty-nine frolli thè lor(str of ittdifTerence and selfishwhite« and aixty-four colored. Tothe ev ­ lies«, wliicJt now entluulli tliem. and show erlasting shame o f the Judge who Mill her (hem their respottilhiliiy tu tfn-ir fellow «•here, u decent, intelligent, hnif-grown * , i» . 1 «« , , .. i limfa. mil l r * K C U l l l y . I l l f l f LKMl-H»VCIIllU«>. white girl was In the reformatory nt the to the children; hy never but mg them fm time of Mr. Fngg's visit, and she was not (or an all iiiitntil, illltitnl. timi the tile greatest n*sel get fur « criminal, other than thst site resented I of a Stale or Nation, t« II» citiz-n». and vKi cl nrrnls tin iniukt ofTrmJ to her. nn especially li* children, for they will he the 1 orphan, by another woman; and the judge citizen», of tomorrow la-t n*M the Wowho tried the case, scht her to the reform­ , . , men » dub*, ajul all cither women, who do atory (or assault nnd buttery. not belong to dubs ever be Indifferent to Mr. Fogg stressed with all the eloquence their duty. op|»Jflunlty uud |irivilege. . i, at his command, the culpable mistake, of There Is n<> limn to what women with •ending girls to the same reformatory uiliccrle.l will and eflort cun accomplish. where boys ore seni. Another heartless Tlwy hove but to find Mie way and point nnd careless mistake, is sending little chil­ Il cml, ilie men will follow Their innndren to such an surroundings nnd associ­ lion and ingenuity, will not be long in ations. A little boy of six years old. de­ finding the way, that is needed. serted by a wicked mother, was sent there because a policeman found him sleeping under a porch: and the Judge sent him to the reformatory os a vagrant. Al l. WORK DONE MY i ( iimmli ter ihnll mt.in.l in thè primnry eie, il.m a n > » ii i ii i i Uri C o n ir*-*« w h r r r H indu t H r and ì h >i molili' libriti »witfi *1 -.-» tfi. rr«|uirrfiirit(* uf ibi* i T in ir I lin e r (m f nir*| in p u f tiir tiy ic »f ib* W dl (a il ** •, *,* ... •‘ H?L • *0 �March I; the redoubtable Teddy The result of Mr. Roosevelt a little excursion Itmo 1 1 1 1 1 0 is well told in the following telegram which was sent to him on the night of the elec­ PuUUhwl Every Tuesday and Friday Morning By tion when the returns were coming in: THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Hon, T. Roosevelt, H i. miLLY, Editor Oyster Hav. N Y. W M ItAYNES. B u s in e s s M an ager Luca* lou iii/a n d Coyuhogn county, the S u b s c r ip tio n P r ic e , $ 2 . 0 0 a Y ea r In A dvance two counties where you defamed Govafnor Hannon, show a net democratic gain Dsllvend la Ih« City by rarrler $2 00 per year In of 9,000. Como again. advance or 20c per mouth. Payments lo ad* anca must be modo at office. D yal-U pch u rch Building, Jackso n ville, Florida H ugh L N ichols, i Well Manufactured, Carefully Graded, Price Low. If Cbr, Ohio-Dem, State Ex. Com. Governor Hannon carried the state by cannot furnish our stock write us for prices. Eotsrsd as seoood-dass mall matter Adjust 22nd 120A, at the Posto (Hoe at Sanford. Florida, 101,000 majority. We believe he cun do It uadcr Act of March 3rd. 187 9. again, and what the * Democratic patty needs most lit this time Is a leader who Office la Herald BuUditkJ Tvlrphonr No KB f o r County T rea su rer cun carry the states that have the electo­ YW YW m Toth* Democratic Voter* of Urnog* County : ral votes—Starke Telegraph. Lakeland will build a fine new cily hall 1hereby announce myself s candidate for the of­ fice of County Trearurer. In Biking your support coaling 515.000 to houae the city utllces. in the coming primary election for this very Im­ portant place, which Is to be given to some On* by jail and courtroom. ROLUNS COLLEGE GLEE CLUB the Democratic voters ol thl* county, and If you can see your way dear te honor me with this pine*. I prnmlie you that I will at all times and under all circumstances strictly guani your Interests so fsr os ties fn my power Your* vary truly, *e Kissimmee will have n grand Carnival and twtwlays love fea»t on March 29th and 27th. We will be there and get a ■ample of datheen (lour. Your »uprort will 1* appreciated. Every Democrat In thla county who has the best Interests, not only of his party hut of the people of this county at lieart, must admit that it is absolutely necessary for Democracy to make no mistake and to nominate the strongest rqan in the party in order to carry its banner to victory next November. There is not n man whose name is mentioned as a Presidential can­ didate on the Democratic ticket who would not make u good President of the United Slates If elected. It is also true that not evggy man whose jta m e is menlH)ped a\a candidate, can*!)« elected. .Lola o f 'turn would make good Presidents hut.poor can­ didates. It, therefore, behooves Use Dem­ ocratic party to make no mistake And name a man ns n candidate who will make both n good vute-gettur us well as a good President Tor S h eriff lames A Kirkwood announces hit carvi Idocv for re-elrclk'ti to the office ill Shrrifl of Orange county tubiect to the deci* ion nt the fir morrà lie primary to le held on April 30. 1912 t ani a rondili ale far thè office vi Sherltt »1 Orauge county Uihjecl to Sfar dretti.in of thè Demo frolle prlmary lo le hrid Aprii 10. 1912 llavlog •ermi in thè capar Ity of deputv »berli! ol thè ivmnty for a nuintwr ol yrar* and hrlng lamUlar • Uh Ine dulie* of Ihr vanir I Irei limi I con Icore ihr o* ertimi ol my «tulli» rntirrl» In thè voler* o( llrnuse rviuiit» Cave M Muso I with to annidine* to the vntrrt of Orange County. i(|«« I »o!t bea candidate ina thu office.u( Stwriff tor the said coutil», subject to the primary I d hr held April 30th 1912 And plftlge myself to Carr» mil the low without fear or favor to any une. and special privileges tu twnr. I respectfully si I your topiofl Respectfully. I h r d r r t r |. ><I tri I tir f V - n i . a l - r l V u m y im o t r 11 Wheti ('laude I. Lnglc giws lo ( ungress Charlir .Jones. Edwiii ljimhrighi unii Mogli S{>arkmnn lo Baltimore, wheii Arlhur M t’ Russell Chove» io Tallnhauer, ami AL Iteri M (' Wiihamsoii tiecomes "al latge. " when tiene Matthew* tleeoni e s a mcmtwr of thè National Committec and all thè otber newspaper boy» who "aspiro"' get there. as tliey »urei» ought ui do, thè ed­ itor of thè Di 1.a m > Ni ws and Editor Mully of thè Sanfonl Mernht will lw> thè ori ! > two {«ivate n ti/en s .nielli g thè oew»{»nj»ej (ni Irrnily ol f lorida — Ilei jimi New» Nrvn ninni lini Codnngton When all ihr resi <d thè presa gang gel lo Washing­ ton wt will bave a (ree pass tu Hcuven, Nome Rule fo r ^ Itlc » One o i the {ilanks in the platform of t'romwfil (aihbons. candidate for governor, is the home rule for cities in which they can change their charter without resorting to the legislature 1 1 the hill can be pass­ ed at the next Hireling of the legislature it will eliminate Ilie tune killing charter lolls that dug ever meeting of the legis­ lature ami are never satisfactory San­ ford had a iasie of it last year mid our people will appreciate the efforts of Mr. Gibbons to bring the subject before the attention of the state. The city can make any changes necessary at any lime with­ out waiting two years for the legislature to meet. Any city is able to make chang­ es in their charter and should be allowed to do so. candidates the contest would be between the man who wislier1 to put a confessed violator of the law in the penitentiary and one who did put him in the cabinet.— Titties-Union. And it would he a contest in which the first round has already been won by Gov­ ernor Hanuon. When Governor Harmon resigned from the railroad rebating invdtligatibn because RooaevelL then president, would not allow him to proceed againsf Paul Morton, and wrote his famous “ guilt is always person­ al” letter to Attorney General Moody, Rooaevelt wa s mad all through. In the campaign of 1910. whenGovernor Harmon was ■ candidate for re-election and every resource o f the republican par­ ty was being exerted to defeat him. Rooae­ velt thought his opportunity to wreak ven­ geance had come at last. Accordingly he went Into Ohio two days before the elec­ tion and made the most bitter speeches of which his Intense temperament Is capa­ ble against Governor Harmon. The gover­ nor donned his war point and in hit re­ joinder! literally wiped up the floor with torli 1912 un Spul P M lh afy lo ti Armi » th Send for Catalogues, Prices and T e r m s Tor County S olicitor Itpilpf [Vinca rutn Voter* »jf O fan£r Counlf 1 hereby mimnifue my « uii«iki»s y for rr JtMulfit uirut to thr ofBte of county Bolkltof of O fsM f twinty. iui»|fct to thr mm In* D m o cra tk pn- mmHr* Should I Lie *o forturn*tr n> to Knifr rrc•‘mmerutatlon f*»t rr aptiotfittiwri! i<»i *• tn*-» term t*f nffice it util tw my r a n in l fo>ti««%(Nf nl all nmr* in |w*rform i!i«* duiir* tiMnjiuUeni u^'fi *»»•" fMthfull) AIhI Irifira tl) to the !te$t uf my ability (Ud A iHCotTUk. -5 J A C K S O N V IL L E - - FLO R ID A ; Count* SJkitiw Ta thr iVfTWi rntii Voter* «4 <)r«ii£r l muitj I L td H * > i m i i n 1 / a i ion nr w a s h {«■Otluet* to tile very fullest extent ts of omrse. Ilie aim of ever) industrialist, and the Wood Waste Distilleries Co. Wheel­ ing. West Virginia, U i> A . certainly makes tin» («issihle in the case of the waste iimlernil of wood wufking cstab lixliniciiu Hy means ol their distilling nppocHtus. ranging from a capacity of 5 to 500 gals. the Industrial alcohol and turpentine contained in sawdust are effectively extracted, while the resultant filler is ready lor pot>er manufacturers This still will actually pay for itself over and over Hgaln every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign fiutt canning companies, chemical works, saw mill.», varnish mnk rrs. oil reflnerlr». »ngur refluerie» eti cannot fail to find It a profitable acqui­ sition—R (i Pun » International Review If you ore interested in utilizing waste for profits, send Sc for a copy of the Illus­ trated Wood Waste Distilleries News. Wheeling. W Va. « n iH B iw r r Itm t I am n < a fH Ü M lfiir fu i Ihr t«fTWe uf Count s SiklU rf tubtert tu thr art am »f ihr IVtiti*rtiti* Primary mil rr*prrlfully f«*t y*j*if «upliuf t Delicious Doughnuts V* I Snuit f or fax C ollector I hf-ffby Xfttasifwr rtì fr rtrTi I M*yt "mi tire- nfìliT af t*M igity, * ii -f c' i t m ih r cirri ini I plrdj^r to *ìhj lì a *c rftiîca Yttfvil to gì*«* I r o r County Jüdgr ! hrrrlf* annontut iny rmttikl mcj tm rr rirrltom 1 " tt»c fwMiti>*ri of Qmirii y judtfruf Or-jn^r Loiinty, P A Y C A S H and SAVE In fr* hrbi tv» AprU 30. IUI2 Wnjj*« M I*iti* YOU’LL ACCEPT OUk ol i Ut For S ta le A tto rn e y To the Deaeryatlc Circuit of rVsfWJt Voters of the Seventh Judicial Of exceptionally low |K and truck land» il you isn't likely lh.it you * an unusual uppoit'iii sound mvestmchl ,» you have n « ban «• cimice farm» an I stich a say lug w< i can refuse it thr tVmarratir prirn«rkr* in April. 1912 Y (mi h svr b.scvt h I rar with Unit pffknr tful I havr rnslrtsurs^i ygTur ooflfWLrnoe In rm* by -loiril n*T duly to thr t*-*t of my ability If rrap|n*intn| I ysm to d«i all in my iM fw r r to u t*h i» h l t a * n i«J t t n i r r In tm r c tm u iit w ith tsrrindMw r,, rv«»»* aiv| »tth fairt>r*i to nil T>, *itimi }•aj |nf ¡.haat linstiiMr*i I rr*i»rfifii.llf uy ajtaui ), ffitw C liAUv S ta b A tto rw y Opiiosite City Hall Eggs for Hatching Get the White Wing strain winners at Orange county fair. Single Comb White l-cghorn*. Single Comb Rltode Island Reds. Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for hit idling and stock for sale. Orders booked for baby chicks and ducklings. W H IT E W IN G P O U LTR Y E A R M HOWARD -l'ACKARD f or Superintendent o f Public Inst rue tlon To the Voten of Orange County: I hervhy srmounor that I sin ■ randklslr (or ihe oftW-v nf Cuunty Superintendent ol PuWlc Incructkm to liKTevd myself, subiect to the action of tb* •I'Kuorfling Is-mcrt mic primary 1 feci that I am peculiarly Btteil tor this office by educutmnal lyuatlficatk». and by emperleore In managrmenl ol am all and large schurgs. and In dealing with ira rb rrs hr natural temperament and love (or the work and by lamiiiarity with the de­ tail» and the general demands of the office acquired during my preaent Incumbency if elected to the office the educational interest* of the county will 1« u{»m my heart and I will endeavor in rvery way In te faithful to the, trust imposed J F. McKiswoh- - Florida s ss w s h sssssssssm a s ssv A H SH W S SS S m W S S V S V V V V * v » » * * v « * * * ( Only exclusive Baker In the city. Ail mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery S P E N C E R 'S B R E A D H A N D L E D b y a ll F IR S T C L A S S S p e c ia l O r d e r s F ille d P r o m p t ly PHONE 106 ..... P O L I T I C A L ..... ( Sanford. I lor t k w W. J. WILSON. P r o p r ie to r Sanford MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery ■ubjssrt io the d*'or«foti of lise lipmoCHKr (sflmiry I hrfrby announce that I nen ■ candkU tr foe rrni E*»intmrtit «■ A tto rn e f for tb# S m s t h JutU-iikl C lm iil vi T W id a . lubjrct to thr acikKi of lltliM UX WON i n t rtKSI HOUND 1 1 Hannon and Roosevelt should be the The Autopiano f o r fa x A sse sso r 1 an rumine my ram in i’try tor re-election -flirr v f T o .*( Orange nmnty *ul Our L ib ra ry B u ild in g In this issue a most Important commu­ nication from T K Hales is printed re garthng the dis[n>sulof the lut nnw owned try the library and placing u fine new building in the south park This iden is a giKnl one anil mu iillrens *1 multi ml on it Bt once rtie {weseril hit owned by the Library Association I» n valuable une but the money irulized from It would i»»i»t mntermlty in erecting a fine building in the City Park, the land to Iw donated by the city Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. - Ma “Crown” - ~ Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer I am o candidate for the office of Treasurer of Or-' nnge county, subject to the net Ion of th* Demo­ cratic primary to beheld April 30, 1912. GROCERS Know n to the Tr.uic N O . I l l PARK A U .M K P R A C T IC A L ANNOUNCEMENTS To The V elgra o f Orange. And Osceola • Counties Legltlaluir trmn Or suge ruusty subì«.! U Ihr d*cWfcjji of ih* Democradc prtmsry brid Aprii JOth. Ha ring servsd thè w o o U of ih* ammt y far (me terra in thU udire gì ve* me thè benefit of esperi­ rne* se a letttUlor snd thè knonledgr acquimi hy this servk* gl*** me n b*tter sppurtunity tu wwk (tir my contUhieney durlng «notber l e m in thè 1hereby announce thst I »roe candidate for re ein-tlnn as Senator from tb* lf»ih Wrtrfct. subfret to th* netkm at the Democratic Primary. I lha>k L(| ilÌ ltlit T. F t t f O f 1.AKT you bnecrety far your soppnrt in the post sad If you approve my legisUtlv* record. I respectfully To thè Drtnurrstk Vetrrt ot Orano* County; solvit rour support again I beretry annmnce thst I «m * catvlidste befure th* approarhini prtm srr Ice meraber of Ih* Letn- tan tram thi*iroian. U rfactad I »tu tepem nl Far County Scltool Board Having wTvrd an* trrtn as s rosmhrr at th* County School Board 1 will be • candidat* for rr«Irvtioo to tb* ofBcw from D utlY t Ko t T « l sbfy and hcoettly and arili riviravnr la r»tnrn to yrmi a m w d that will nttet wtth n o i hrarty approvai ^ He*{mrtbaifr, GttaaFia, Jx I a t l v * In the L e g is la tu r * . (c* O ra n g * co unty Sauva A ( timer, Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch nf thr i 1'! system of Business Colleges in the World—2*J years' «*;:/ * graduates. More'than 100 high-grade instructors. Ontf • to secufe graduates PO SITIO N S.of REFUND MONKY * by mòre Florida and Georgia Bankers and other fctisines* A L L O T H ER Florida and Georgia business colleges conjt"' also teach B Y M AIL. Catalogue F R E E . A. H. JA M ES . Manager, J a ck so n v tll of t h * I ksan rar rw-rieetkm in tb* office Subscribe for The Herald and g e t a ll t h e N e w s w o r t h Reagdw t• J �xjk- nj V \ ' •/ Î T t f-’TT1'' M arch 12. 19(2 J /Y Tu r SANfORD IlfR A LD Wude.ftfie Tuner Orlando tf Going—Going—At reduced |<nn' VII kl mts of slioes nl Woodruff » |s 1 1 F I. Woodruff is going lo move *»|x-c ml price « on shoes is tf W A N T S All lo c a l A dvertisem ent« Under llils Heading. Ilir e e Cents a t Ine t ucl« Issue Don't tuiy shoes until you havrscci, Wootlrnff y S|»-, i d removal prîtes JH il Good ( M a n ic fo i t,. n e ra i M e t.ll.iu O '— I wi»11 iii .ei| mi I lie i is It Shop -L ’.F , Mr«. W. P; C art« is visiting relatives plenty of «.Ik all Ifir lime, small umutllll I lie (idle City lluii**- has brought down of mnuev net-tied g,«»l ( c i»*,m* for sell­ in Fort Mycr* this week. tilt- high cost of living Only $ t 00 («•( ing t A Smith III Sixlh St "ill tf If you Ijuvq not paid your poll lux you week for tile (illesi table boil III in tile til y for Sale - A pretty Florida home on See Parker 28 will not have to meet the candidates. Sliver Lake C f Wllhilllle. Box 923 33-rf Mr. J. C. Bouton, of Norwnlk, Connecti­ Do you need shoes? Get them .It re­ Sanford Flu . or plume 291 One of the mint suitable tractn of land ’ cut. was a visitor in the city for o few duced prices at Woodruff'» IN U i i i fltiridu, near the tx-rsursfisl Indmii River, days. Geo. II. Ivey Las Dir only White shoe I now open for sale 11 you want good MraTXllen and daughter, Miss Hattie shine slant! its the city, in (runt id his re Innd, tifetiy »ceiiefy lieilili and comfort, from Sorrento, were In the city i hopping pair simp in Slone is Grove block, ne r do not lei no» ntlfi nlip liy Wrile io J i Numidi. I.iikc Niniy. Fio 37-ll •HI Llks Hull enirnnce. corner Pitimetto Ave Friday. 3 Oli Wiinl — Day olii clock» from Rol­ and 1st. St Shine ticket» un sale ai lo» The carnival being over Dr. Livingston's ler » wmlrr Inveì* R I Kcd» or S C medlcihe show will now hold the boards »Imp. or phone Je»»ie Ivey Six for 25c. Wlutr l.eghutii» i’ hire ymir arder now, tfi tfc Shine» on Sunday Ilk- Sunday hour» S E R Puiier. Snnfont for awhile. • I lioughl live li.u t» ol hoc lami Birce a m lo 9 a m Stine strings supplied .,i Mrs. J. D. Bruce was called to Jackson­ extra c iu f Call phone iititi and Hoot Dljrk year» ago I umitovi d .imi cultivutod ville Sunday, on account of the illness of iliem, Well li» .nei) I w.inl mie lor a will be sent to’ your office or house Hody homi- nini iruckmg Set- me for hurgtiin» her daughter. P. A. P.-Shines a Specially. it-p un oiiier». Levi Biritorti. Jpsr efmili uf W. A. Morse, representing the Stevens Crystnl ice Factoty. * 27-tf the Wedrtt stuy Club t Lithographing Co., of St. Louis called on Doni forgei io iry ihe drieil chippeil The members of the Wednesday Cinti, licei— cllippetl wlille you wail al W W the local trade yesterday. 15-tf ore remiuited, tint ihey arc to tmve Die l-migs grocery. L -'fts . Inez Hill left Saturday, lor Jack­ • ite Teli acre» of good lumi for sale ni a filensure, of holding their meeting Wed. sonville, where she will be the guest of * i fi hnrgnuV Timoaire* Cleared nini cru|inesduy. Marcii. I3ih. india »indio of Mr» her mother, Mrs. N. C. Savage. (h«1 Lisi seasnu All under foncé Near Fannie Munson, who iirgmily rc<pie»ti Miss Mary Walker came up from Rollin s l tinI every member will be itiere |irompt l<inding »intimi un tra limi Ime Alinosi gl'cn .unii l'u n , olir» ai llerald College Saturday, and was the guest of ly lit 3. o i lock Office her mother, Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. lui Sulg—I oli IiIihhI I ngh»h Muli l’up Tour City I uses pie* P (t (lux |IN.I. Sanionl Viek /r r The many friends of Mrs Wulscttnui Pay your city taxes by March 31,t, and noneiiu 1 1 1N| are glad to see her out again after on op save the expense id II tlelint|Ueu| !i,t lor Site un. f oni Iwcniy heiinng trillion at the Church Home anil Hospital orange irei - .01 |w*m h ircc» ,il»n vrrv Tills iluir is your last chain e at Orlando. lorge I■•-•■ri<■v. (*eai lice» licite li 5 ri»,in cottage Irmi! ii.O link |«xi Ile» fgie» Mr. and Mrs. Feorell and daughter, of IIIS U SSIONS IN r A RM IM I »cauli Gol,leu 1Jike. I inde» »nulli ensl uf Portsmouth, Ohio, are comfortably located Sanfdtd; 3 mlÀute» walk in »iteci *rniiad the Subscrlbcr HlltiLs G ru u rrs Ought. To wuy, alilo flvCi.lo rhilrond. Fine drinking at the Spclr Cottage and wi Wrlti* fo rn i liciti» wfftterhere. water, good tialhing lUhilig and »wimmilig Alvo il) acre traci ol ilo* very The ftilluwmg reccived fruiti W. S After a plensant visit of same weeks he»! cvlery and leiiuce lami well iocflied. with her parents. Mr. and Mr* IT H Hill. Swurl7 of New York Presidi-m nf thè nule we»l ('anici.ili l'ily le*« ilian a Mrs. W. B. Howard ami little son left Southern Produce Fu i» wnrihy uf ihc Olilo ivi uf nule fioni Naldofil iiacllull Tocsday afternoon for their borne in Co­ |cousideralmu ni Bit* Sunfotd grower» carline Ialini lui» a grulle »lo|a> from The llerald wiII ghidly devote thè »pace Notiti In Sonili Fini *o 1111 *r•• will iiever lìin lid a lF (o r inm bus Ohio. »limil.l unv Igruwt-f .iv ni rheiii,t-lvt-» ,( I»e auy ilangri oi »onreil laii.l iiiiaiau lec.l T o gCt flowing well* oli lllllil Re I The many friends ol Mi»» lone Webb tilt- o p | H > i ( . i m l v wiliotilc i-rice ami lirui* l" »mi Vi have received the nnuuuncemeni of her New 3 otk NIìér (li I '<11 die»» Imx 1127 Fu y 2 if.’i marriuge. to Mr William Gulf Tate, of W li i hiih-r WiuhI now ha* a fl(»1 ehi»» ' Sunfttrd llrtald South Dakota, The happy even! occurred 3 IMI wi11 tllid cncl,t*et| III y check (or fior**- »Iloti .noi Mai kSliulh ami iati •in the till of March. gu.iriililee all wiuk ni tlu» imtme 3 olir | W tmrc yuu o h i jJlt ihu bt*sl o [ FVipythinti delivorcst $3911 i n | U Vincili n f o u t » i i b s c r i p l l u l l I n i Mi»e Nancy Moore, of Spartanburg. S. thè Snnford llerald. f n r thè yenr beginntng IlorM*» culi le- iissured of Die best kimi J fu %•«mr iliinr hy n[ m*(Iìi 1 nn-sscn^pr d illi m i T Im e of «onk in iln» line Si-e I fnilerwiH»! C wtio visit in! tier witisin Mrs S U Shin Feti il 13 w hen yiun liia»e tieeil» «hoc» I , tf VVI FAKK3 3 COMPÌ I I I I INI Di holsor. left fur Jacksonville Inst Nalnrday VVa Mieli Vociti-t-.r I Ile y|i eiO,-»l muiiey • In renew .iiti iny »uhs.'ription I dc.ire morning on die Jiuut. where she will visit tu cx |tti—i» un appiccinii,ni ut ilie wuik maker evia oliere.I un .igcni Addii*»»' i lui itisi dilli YVrsIcni Iteri and PoiU, I dmii. Diy aiHi I' iiicii Nuvelly l o I'.imii Ila IN Tip die family of Judge Plilli|>» Sdii M cdls. Ilsli. l’ o n ltiy dilli lloitir Mdiie P ork Suu Mi llully is tliiing tu givr Snnford |inopie Fof Soie— Wlliile» ile fte*it water ll*il Mr C. R Walker arid Prof N I Perkin» whether tliey live tu Suiifunl or New s d ir lo iK lIie s » Ilo l ' e l i o , l a m a he», h o a l » a n d | •l«ike at Puoht Sunday afternoon in the York i gi» » I t lenii live iviyw-t n e l» d o i n g g ," » l bii*io<*» * Rea»on for \\ e a l l * 11 *V« I I f f I in f i ‘ li f é g i v i f,l f i l e l f i H l e all *-i* interest of the Men's Religion anil for l l o x 'a,, s inford ' r p I o r i l i o ve o f u» w l i o a r e i n i e f e » t e d <n • r l l i n g ward Movement They look die piece of t h è |aa> i n n i p o M c i i i * u f t h è ' » u n f o n l Ita Reni Fan uf f n n o » f i e d tlu o » e HOMI M AIM CORN HI I i \ \ / io care Mr Waldron who »yiokr at Moore s Sla ( a n n e r i i . I s o i n e l i i n e » w i s h e t l t i r a i y m i i l l u d e r ò i m p i l o r i i i e i i l » 1 ry D >uii vv DI in* jiledM il o f llerald >1 t i p lion w o u ld aiti) a c o lu m n w h i c t i »houli! t.ik e l g g » f o t »eli l o g VVf o l e [ . e g l i I O u. Wlnle Messrs. Newhall and Stark» have re­ i l | ■ n o e w e e k i l o * | > r e » e u l t i l i o n h y s o m e *h p i i i g l o i c « Boni I m i I i Red Turkey» lor lumed in Sanford from a »wing round o l i l i e S u n f o n i |M-ople u f s o m e i ■r i | x i r t a n i k*-y» J „ rat h Filo keli» Si 09 per I * ili) P ili K A v e n u e Pilone No I die southern end of die [ieiiin»uhi They sulijeit of agricullure. nini ttu- nexl week Arcudy F ititi, li->x I I il Saulord I lo -.1 II). '■x|>ect to spend several days in Sanford pllllllsil such Moles of experlene«*» or — iul|[=iiTrr ~ Ulfr , W.n i t e i l Refngerutor (ur un ii miukrt l!2J(Ë ■re returning lo their home in 1 nr Rock comioeiit» on ill«* »amr line as m i g h t he potl«i»e» I iyul and Kelibllider. Geuevu called forth by liie LKiig*r which o|vened Florida away. 51-lie iriiii .. ........................................................... .. YAVWAWAA^ l or Sale \ goo,I gentle hor»e run \Di Mr nntl Mrs <) K. Walker Irft last Do- ilisctissiiiii There are so many Dungs Viiurdoy for their home in Topeka, in which t h e ex|»*riem'e of one farmer aiamt, canopy lop, lap rnhe harness, Ilia»« tihiukel 5219 99. lerin* cnsli Must h aosis Mr. I’ ogh uceumpan'ed them would la* valuable, (o oilier farmer», anil »ell on account uf leaving I l> Guodthrough Do» Herald Fanner* Flulc if o .old Me»kiK Walker and I’ ogh will re rii h tku »(,» Sanford f Ip nr Ruulc N* I i .’ 11p ' tin ill ii few week and gel ill then no might lw* *u . died liie wfiulr pro»|N*rity i *if t iiru, I ol ihe Iuriner» in and around Sanford I n d i a n R u n n er l a n k e g g * $1 99 ( » t I I uen»(. potato crop M u m ,a- R o m o i l a n k I a im , wuo!d fa- increased If lliere I» auytflinil $ 2 911 i « i I n PI Higgins. Paul Diggers, lay Fiiislein ,*2 D which I *an iNinirilmte in helping In I S Mikcseil. Sanford. Flu Jon Lee. and James Williams have re For Sole— Four screen door» and about make such a column of vulue 3to Olliers, turned from Jacksonville. They went up fifteen window screens been used one ns I urn sure il would lie a value in me, season, whole mil fit for $5 00 cash See I'J bring three Kverllt cars for the SunI would le* glad (o have you command K J Holly a( Herald office. ford Machine A Garage Co., and came me Vrry iruly yours. For Sale— Flgg carrier for marketing, or vui the Ea*l Coast on record tune SAM ORI) f l BRIDA OfTIc.e Alio ve first Nallnnal Bonk Min R Swvstv, fi carrying egg» holding 1.1 dn/eu Impure Messrs Lyman and Symonds, of I.ymanHerald (Ifln i > 2 lip h s Pres t. Frcu» d de Farm, were in the city Inst Friday ^ Fin Rent- liner oufiiriiisftrd n»uns f«u M r Adlln Oor» To Sariforrl "ii business. The Twins are most rnthusi | light lionsckcepiug GimmI IihiiIioii Ap Vlr I aw re nre Adlln »on of lodge ply lo »1 I Park Avr >2 3t p •'»tic over their fnrtn venture and ns hop Drink a Üot t l o of Foliage fur Reni 'l l Park avionic to .is two school boy» turned out to play and Vfr* A i Aillin. formerly of itn» i ay ll-tf will cast hi* fortune with our lloorishing Addle»» Box sl.i, Lily lliey have n fine place at Forest City For Retd 1wo nicely furnished rooms. ►Islrr city Sanford Inking a twoitilnctil P A. Moreno, associate editor of the Apply 197 Magnolia (or particular» 19 if place in the Everglade» railrond Horidu Grower, was in the city lust Sut \ Bred for Strum Laying Rhode Island Mr. Adlln pn*»ed ins cilllilhood here, unlay looking up business for Ins paper. Rial eggs for Hatching Address Mrs R and attended Die high school, wlu-re he A llrvier. West Side 53-3p The Florida Grower is now published was on« of its most brilliant student» For Sale—Fluaip Fine Couch. 37 yd». weekly and monthly -and is one of the He weui lo (he Philippines with hi» par­ Carpet. 3 wood Iirds and Springs, oak ex­ • * « * 1 magazines published In the stale. Porch Couch | ents. nnd from there lo Dartmouth College tension Table. Col Bed g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r . J 'Hampton Jones, candidate for State hi Newlinmpshire. graduating Iasi Spring Hammock Ice Box. While Dresser and ] GuminiMir. Fold Iniiung hoard. Dinning Manufactured k*Dli pure disldh-d water—Duty will (weveilt lilnesa, aid I teasurcr. was In the city lust Saturday with high honors Fhllirs nnd Rockers Your own price D digestion ami give you iienitii looking up the voters. Everybody knows Mr Oldln is hnndsome and debonmr in M,|d qmrk III Slitti St 54 li Hump Jones ns ho has been traveling hi» uppenrunce. graceful and courleous iri |>i*l—Gold bracelet wlDi clop diamond T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o l a Bottging C o . , S a n f o r d , F l a over the state for the past twenty years itis marniere, nnd a inosi delightful con- ^ M-lling Finder return lo Mr» K F.. Tolar «ml has many friends in every section. vt-rsulionisl. »o sociul Snnford wlll givi- llerald Hhlg. nini recive rcwnrd 54-2p v v v tv v svw v v M v w v w v w s w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v w v v v v v w w v v v , Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hill have as their the young geiiileinnn Die warmest of welPica sani furrnshed nmm (or Reni lini Two block» gust Mrs R. C. Abbott, of Atlanta, Ga.. dime*, which the business world there and cold bnliis eieclric fighi» 119 F 3rd Si 54-ltp wlio has many' friends In Sanford who will echo Orlando wishes him all success from Posloflice For Sale— A 19 acre celery fumi In iiigh y H a s lif t e q u a l fa i «ani Iti p g (sant N<» h u n i bug . { u i i i D t f r i i lo d o a ll i l u r c c o m e ru le d to kne*f her when site was Mrs. Bishop, and in his new tmterprise—Reporter-Slur siale of cullivatian. 15 minutcs wulk ^ or rm >nr> i c f u n d r d , E t l n n s l ip p lu a f F o u h a t c u re d C i o c t r i , K h e u r n a t iim . F e lo n s lived here some years ago. They will all (rum Post offly. west siile. 3 llowing well», » ! ¡ r a d ic h e ,. ! #«*a*»n O a h a n d D it r a t c d F e r ì N r l i r v r * a ll p a l l i w K r n p t o p c f l y a p p lie d , o f TrAIn» and Departure Arrival be glad , 0 welcome her In her old home all llled Kimwii a» Die Greenberg fami S t m i i p o u n d e d ) f r a t i since a n d si) are d r li g h t r d (h a t h a v e u aed i l . Niumi bound again. Impure any Reni Estate office or wrltr I D i r e c t io n s :—Saturate • thkk cloth and apply o%ei pain of any kind, remove brU« Lv 1.29 a m Mrs A. Gremitoli. 171 Si Nicholas Ave., Ar 1 HI a lit No, H2 Word has been received by Mr. and No. HI * it ( d itte r à a m i c o n tin u e to a p p ljr. fi *■ 11.13 a tn New York City " 11.03 a 111 . 54-4tp Mrs. Robbias of the Robbins Nest Hotel, No. HO ** 2.55 p m '• 2J5 p in Manufactured liy J . S . T H R A S H E R ut Lake Mary. F'or Sale—Goorl borse wagon nnd bar■’ H.55 p m •hat their daughter Mrs. W. L Harvey lias No. 2H nesH, $95,09. R. Fi. King. R. F’. D. No. i. --------- SOLD BY ------------sotmt out IN II arrived In Porto Rico and is nOw pleas54-tf Lv 2.26 a in Ar 2.10 a m No. 83 ■ntly located at San Juan. Mrs. Harvey J. G . M A R T I N - Lake Mary, Marida F’or Sale—Show case, iock druwer, mi»" 2.40 p m ' 2.20 p tn was formerly Miss Alice Robbins, and has No. H9 ■km style, fine conditimi i'nrilcular» al " 010 p m ", 0.20 P m No. H3 ! IVVVWVVVWWVVWVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVVM W H V W H W VW W W W H VV1’ « host of friends in this city who wish No. 29 54-l( *• 7Æ5 a tn llerald office. “ pm. her well in her new home. IIKANOI L I N O i GEO. A . C.imnty Soliciior D c C O T T E S C Re-appointment l ä S 'A Meat Market of Quality^ T. A W. P. B R ! G G S CONNELLY I N !•: K A L I R !•: INSURANCE AGENT t\ ■ : Thrasher’s Great Healing Fluid Trilby L St. Petersburg— No. 23. Ar. I 01 ix to. No. 24, Lv. 2.21 p. m. Leesburg—No. 21, Ar. II 28 a. m. No. of Sanford Lodge No. 62 on Friday even22. Lt. 0.30 p. m. ing. March 15th. 1912 at seven o'clock Oveidn— Ar. 10 30 a. m. Lv. 3 1)0 p. m. The Masters degree will be conferred huynl Arch Masons nre requested to at­ FREE "x Fr e e :: EREE tend a regular convocation on Thursday Uncle Sam delivers the mall ut your evening Mnrch 14, 1912 at seven o’clock. d o o r ^ -fr ee. A1i members urged to be present for a W. IV. Abernathy will furnish the ***** ••••ion. Visiting companions wel- letter box to receive tome by calling flnm» • I Ms store—free. ' F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK M ason ic M e ttln g s There will be a special communication Don *t Overlook thsl «ubsCTiptiofl. If you ir» la arrears marrabrr thst, ars esa tlwsyi find (ood use for the M O N E Y OF SANFORD, FLA. r M HAND. Pr«»ld*nt r P roHSTEH. C»»hl»r CEO P E R N A L D , V lo *-P r» » . 0 r W M IT N E R , A s s t. C » » h l» f O n l y N a t i o n a l B a n k in O r a n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P r o to c to d by B u rg la ry In s u ra n c o S a fe ty D eposit Boxes fo r R ent O R G A N IZ E D 1887 fta - : •> #T*tÄ3 B �S S ÏS ^ B ~ S V ‘- i$ 5 5 2 • .' *T "- TOT ' March 12. 1912 THC CANFORO HERALD W BaÆ The Soanish Treaty I • u r eL H iA nK nK sA T1 t1 t V n tr U , C A P T A IN A D A M S 11Detective •Diplomat ' ’ B y H. M. EGBERT V (C o p y rig h t, b y W . Q. C h apiuajv) i É . p i m B IfW lK p ii ; L i i-, | f rii h«- i > ; r. the box. •Keb, » lr ?*' h o « ! * 1«!. He pressed (ho' aprirne which caused (ho door« to fly open nod Instantly a grliuy street-run* nor, ono of thoso mint who follow pussongers In cab# for rallea, In hope» o f being permitted to help with the bug* gage, snatched at my wallet, aa though to place It" within for me. Aa his tin­ gerà closed upon It I wheeled and struck him In the face. It was nil tho work of a nfom ent; by the time I rea­ lised that I alili hold the wallet the fellow had slunk sheepishly away, nane tne cannimi, aa though d iscover­ ing a more satisfactory custom er, wheeled off Into a side stre e t Though It was four o'clock on a dark wlntor evening. I decided that the streets' would he ns safe as any cat) for ‘me and, as there would be time for me td walk to my lodgings and still catch tho night boat, I set off at a br(»k pace. I bad reached the National not being fallowed— at any rale, close­ ly. My route now lay through a rnaxo o f narrow streets of unsavory reputa­ tion. Should I attempt their passagoT It seamed to mo that all places were equally precarious Just now I luid halted at the entrance-to one o f those little old fashioned hotels, «till fre­ quented by travelers, though their en crouching slum neighbors ure gradual­ ly driving out the belter clan« o f visit or». While I was debating, suddenly a muffled, but unmistakably feminine voice, crying for help, reached my ears Immediately a hansom wheeled round tho corner and drew In near the hotel entrance A second later I perceived two men half leading, half drugging n veiled Indy toward tho doors. She neemed suddenly to have awakened to a realisation of her destination, for she began to struggle violently and to scream line of tho men dap ped his hand over her Ups and unceremonious ly they bundled her Into the hanaotn Should I Intervene? Or was this tint some trick to lure me out of the broad thoroughfare Into that rnare o f secret «trc«ia and there to rob me? As 1 waited one last cry canto to me, so piercing In Its agony that I almost re gTelled my prudence, but before I could finally run to the girl's aid I .heard men running In answer to her call, and sudden!)' the rnhmnn lashed his horse and the vehicle disappeared Into the gathering murk and fog Certainly matters were becom ing lively' And I hud been gone but a short half hour already’ 1 retraced my steps homeward, not penetrating tho narrow maze of alleys that Iny nearest, and arrived tn time to discover Talbot, my servant soldier, laying,lho tablo for my dinner. I bado him pack my grip Instantly and get mo ready for tho Paris boat. "W on 't you t)ho mo with you, sir?" ho pleaded "Them froggies 1* nnrsty devils, air I’d llko to go. sir Tw o 'ends Is better than one. sir. and 'oo'l look after you when yoti’ ro asleep. Them frog-eaters will trap you Into a doool. sir " Talbot and I hod gone through many strangu adventures together, and there was no nian whoso com pany I would hsvo preferred. Out In this ca so I bad to dispense with him, for my mission was a brief ono and I could not bo troubled with a companion, especially ns French was tho on c'lan gu age Talbot would not or could not learn. 1 When he found that I was obdurate, Talbot set about packing my grip. Then, at my instructions, bo sew ed tho proctoua document within tho lining of my coat. And so, grasping tho now empty wallet, I sot off far Charing Cross station, which I reached without mishap. At nlno o 'clo ck I was on route for Dover; at midnight I was aboard the night boat far Calata. I can . ^ 5 * ? Blr ^ Ward a/ e7 l0oked nt b ^ d ly express the thankfulness I felt In that searching and yot half furtive , t hnvlng at lca it pcrformeU lho flr9l manner. part of the Journey In safety. Ily the "Thafa well, then," he eald at last. m orrow noon, my task fulfilled, I "B ut remember, Adams, you h av o„to should bo on my way hom eward. deal with resourceful and unscrupu­ I did not sleep, hut lay down to real lous enemies, who will never rest until In my berth. 1 am n ot the beat o f Bail­ they havo tho treaty or until your m is­ ors and tho action o f tho w aves pro­ sion Is accom plished." He took up tho duced Jn m e that sensation from which wrallet, which 1 had laid down and, oven thoso of the blood royal aro not With many adjurations, urging upon exem p t Tho lights w ere low In- the me most emphatically that I should cabin. I saw no and approach mo. In not lose sight of Its precious contents, spite o f my resolution I must have unless 1 had them about me, bo d oted o h slightly— fo r I started up showed m e td the door. suddenly, to hear the steward announ­ Of course I did not Intend to losvo cing that the lights o f Calais harbor the treaty In its present location. 1 were visible and that wo w ere near the Intended, on m y arrival at my lodgings end of our Journey. In Half Moon street, Piccadilly, to havo Bo lightly had my eyes closed, so Talbot, my soldier servant, sew the kings. 4” ' , Sir Edward Grey had summoned me to the foreign office, In W hitehall. W bon I entered his prtvato room he looked at m« In a peculiar manner, peering o re r his long, thin, aristocratic nose and biting hla thin Ups nervously. H o motioned mo to h scut and began to pace tho room, a cigarette bet »edit hla Ups, evidently musing bard Once or twice he stopped at my side aa though to address me, and again I Oeughl that curious glance— half fur­ tive— on his face. "Captain Adams," he began at last. "his majesty has commissioned rue to reguest your services upon a very sim ­ ple mission, and yet ono fraught with many difficulties. It does not require diplom acy—a quality which we ran Pnd anywhere— but watchfulness, cour­ age, resourcefulness and silence, quail lies In all o f' which I believe you to excel." 1 bowed and stuttered my thanks Blr Edward (Jroy walked over to a ta t>le and took up a black leather wallet, which he opened Inside I perceived a roll of parchment Blr Edward Urey closed the wallet and placed It In my hands. "Hla m ajesty’s government," ho «aid, coming up to me and lowering hi# voice until It became a whisper, "has just concluded a secret treaty of tho utmost moment with Spain It tdnds us, under certain contingencies, which aro by no means remote, to come to her assistance with all our military and naval forces In this wallet Is the draft copy, which you will take to King Al fonso to sign. That is all." "I can start for Madrid tonight— " I began, but tho foreign secretary checked me. "N o, for l ,nrls." he answered. "Y ou would never take that treaty to Madrid A cortnln great power Is will­ ing to move heaven and earth to dls cover Its contents That It would not bo overscrupuluus In endeavoring to obtain It I can assure you. In fact, my dear Adams, to bo concl»«, Oertnan spies have been watching tho foreign office for weeks and tho moment that you entered you became a marked man. Bo, what with Spanish brigands and the slow trains of the peninsula and the Pyrenees to cross, I think It la a safe prophecy that you would never reach Madrid. You may, how­ ever, get as far as Parts." "P aris?" I repeated. ■'Yea. Bo Important are tho lasuea' St stake that King Alfonso has gono secretly to the Spanish embassy there, where ho will receive you tom orrow at noon. Can you take tho night boat from Dover ?*' "I will." I «aid, “ and 1 will deliver the treaty safely tomorrow to hla ma­ jesty the king o f Bpgln." 1 :» !■* I J HE unexpectedly successful results that had attended moat o f the missions on which, as hla majesty's courier, I had been sent, though dye In the main to happy combinations of cir­ cumstances, had lmpreased both K ing Edward and Sir Edward drey, the foreign sscreU ry, with a beltaf In any abilities. In vein I pointed out the happy accidents that had. turned defeat*so often Into victory. .•'Well, say you are lucky, Captain Adam s," the king replied. "Is not luok a constant asset of youra and, as such, to bo reckoned forT" And now, when I had becomp puffed np and somewhat vainglorious over the favor In which I thought I stood. I » u » to receive a lesson that speedily re­ called me tp an humbler condition of t. : - ¡ ¡ t i , -. ,i - . felt at my coaL Thank neaveo, tno treaty still rej>oscd within ihe lining. But now fo r tho first time I readied how crafty, how Implacable, were lho enem ies that pursued mo. The wal­ let must have been substituted whllo , I doled. I flung It away ucross IboJ ¿abln. I must wHtcb myself the muro carefully, for undoubtedly th e / would attempt their coup during tho night j Journey between Calais nnd Paris. Blrangely enough, there was not a sleeping com partm ent to be had, and 1 was forcod to content myself with an ordinary carriage.’ I did. however, suoceed In obtulnlng one for m yself, saw the door closed, and, ns tho train Hteamed out o f the station, congratu­ lated m yself upon a successful Journey. 1 had no further dealro to sleep Tho daw n would find mo In Paris, and rendy to perforin my m lsilon. As tho train sped on and I mused In this way I beard fists besting against the wall that separated mine from the next com partm onl, and a cry foljow od — « woman's cry. Tho cry waa repeatod, m ore loudly, this lime outside my window, and then 1 saw a alight farm upon the footboard that clung to my window and Implored help. And it was tho voice and face of the woman whom I had seen (bat self same evening car­ ried into the cab In lxm don! Distrustful as 1 wns, I was about to resist that appeal, when I *aw a mnn spring through the door of the adjoin­ ing compnrtment nnd, clinging to tho carriage with one hand, with the other »bower a continuous tiall of blows upon tho lady’ s face and’ shoulders Next Instant I had flung my door open and pulled her la;.huL nythlug.daunted, tho fellow follqwed. °T ran at -him ’ and }“ struck him between the eyes, burling him Into a corner o f the com part­ ment. I was about to rush upon him ugaln when, with a cry, the woman grasped my arm. "llu Is my husband,” she said, faintly Meanwhile the stranger, having stood up sod wiped the blood from Ills forehead, was pulling a card out of bis case. 1 perceived now Hint ho wns a gentleman In appearance "If moniileur will obtain n friend we need waste no time In preliminaries,” be said Ignoring him. 1 turned to the lady "Y ou r husband?” I asked " I —abandoned llltu." she faltered " l ie found mo In I*ondon sn d — brought me back Ho wss right. Alas, you must meet h im '” And I perceived Into whnt a trap 1 had fallen "I have business tomorrow which cannot bo postponed,1' I sold to the man In French. "Afterw ard I am at your disposal ” ".Monsieur 1* afraid?" he said with ft sneer. If so— ’* I laughed bitterly. "I know you and J say you cannot Induce me to fight until my message Is delivered at the em bassy.” I answered. “ At one o ’clock tom orrow I shall be nt your disposal " 1 expected, of course, that, seeing that his ruse had failed, and that I could not he Intrapped Into « duel tiefore my errand «n s accom plish ed, the tricksters would leave me, their last desperate throw defeated Hut to my astonishm ent the fellow said, coolly "T h cro Is an Englishmen with whom 1 am acquainted In tho front part of tho train. 1 will send him to mon­ sieur," And. with a cerem onious bow, the man relrented. his wife following him willingly and ostentatiously, as though her part In the play action had been ac­ com plished Ten minute« later a pleas ant looking Englishman came climbing along tho footboard nnd Introduced himself. ” 1 hear you havo assaulted an ac­ quaintance of mine, Monsieur Itavn ch ol," h a said. t VTbo fellow Is a spy," I retorted. "It was a put-up Job to entrap me Into a duel before I bad fulfilled a certain m ission.” “ That may be so," the Englishman answered. “ Hut In this country you cannot even strike a spy without hav­ ing to answer for It with pistol or sword. When Is your errand to bo ac­ com plished T" "T om orrow at noon ," I answered. “ W hy, then, you can, no doubtr he able to meet M. Havachol In tho Hots at f o u r !" ho answered. And there was no nnswer to be mado. Spy or no spy, the fellow waa entitled to his revenge. W ell, once I had handed the treaty (o the king of Bpain I should be ready to be killed or to kill. One thing 1 stipulated for. Tho dqel should b e real— no mock en­ counters. "F rom the reputation that Monsieur R avachol bear* aa the beat shot and swordsm an In Paris,” answered' ths Englishman, "you need havo noTsar on that score. Wilt you m eet me at four outsldo Crovy's, at tho entrance to the U olsT, You sra fam iliar wltji Parisi ” jfi Was settled that I should inset Wm there the follow ing afternoon.' W e 'v sre to Sght with rapiers, the bouts to con­ tinue until one o f us w a s - killed or com pletely disabled. Then, with an Interchange of cards, the Englishman Drmly bad I held the wallet, none could left m e-and I waa alone again. And h,T0 "P oach ed «° rob «ne of U. 1 felt outside it was dawn, and the outskirts ®ur*. without And. . . . iaatant detection. u. o f Paris appeared lik e ghosts through J * ww i i h f / i h m lk the mists. And In my cost lining was 1 c a r y . La n d d is CANDIDATE FOR STATE ATTORNIA Seventh Judicial Circuii * ^ *'* V v V V V V v 4>V X C IT Y THE RESTAURANT fFtr«f Strrrt «**>*•lifarb ftam (tepi»! ûpfmillf |'«*»infti ■ H . E. 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As 1 left the building n crMK»bI° resemblsnce, accomplished. ThoroughUnMSwUlM» « t a u » m p 4 U ., t , i “ • 01 '“’« » » » . • W - Tbotmak. It waa fulfills^ U w _sa g * no/nla« to my lest »« a Send Your ISuh'»’ii|,t,on Right A « j ) T o this paper-nut to I hr A'*10“ * SALE BILLS * L_ ■ ■ H i Semi-Weekly - W " * 1 �March 12. 19(2 IHC SANTORO MIRALO ONE REASON WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE ME MAKE YOUR SPRING SUIT I SELL O th or Reasons to Follow. IT FOR L E S S W a tch this Space - - 4000 of the Choicest P attern s SUITS C L E A N E D A N D PRESSED TTFTY CENTS Opposite Peoples Bank . P. L IP E when I entered tno spanisn em oassj and formally handed It to a certain Benor Hormoalllo y lUmoa, who was awaiting tno there. Ho was a tall, lank, eager-looking .y ou th ‘ of about three and twenty- looking evidently Ml tt eaac In hla civilian clothes. "1 have the honor to present your majesty with this docutnont front Lon­ don." I remarked na I delivered It The Hpanlsh king aelzi'd It eagerly and read It. Then he looked at me In amazement. 'Y o u —auceeeded In eucnplng the German spies?" he gasped "D ios' I on fortunate Englishman You have saved Spain And now. you »111 take t>«rk n private letter from me to hi» majwiUju my coualn. nL Engined ?" He had regarded tile' keenly tho while and. na I debMed. I attddenly per reived on hla face thTT ttuiije rurloua. half-flirttvn look that 1 had aeen on tbut of Sir Edward Grey Should I confess that t inusl tight for my life that «nine afternoon and an mortally affront Al fonso by a refusal, and tho« end my i nicer In hla majesty of England « nervlre' Even a« I heiltated there i aine the thought to me that Itav«' tail would never meet me. that he had no rely nought to carry off hi« affront 1licit *Iv ^\nd I incepted the letter «iiliti Alfonso had taken from hi« [mi ket - 1« of the lit mi 1« t i otl«ei|il*,tl* e he »«id Mure It tieur« dltettlv oil the ii.ouly .Hut I have all loiitld etoe In imi my frie n d " Mol ill the mo«t cordial »uv tin dl« Uil»«cd mi. V1 i lit*■* o'clock 1 found iti v EiiglLh -- ■1'i.i! Mr Itin gin. a......... 1■■ In* oil »alllllg till till’ I li.l/.ll deil tlo ......... .. that prt-sllMItihl) M Itavailiol w‘ "ltd not tie III pint c H'itglii turned and tegardod rue e.OIO'MV * Make n o mlnlake he «aid ^11 *ii wT• .r 11.ivivi ll<1 1 may tie what v< > i all I n hut he ha« never plaved the cow Ml0 I cannot describe t~e sensation of terror ilia! overcame me at these Wold» If he were there Indeed If he fought me and killed me, the letter * "nId he til«, for undoubtedly thev •I »e.inli til» hod) before the police itV'd | decided to I'llllli'M 10'. pte uiinirierit to mi) second mid lu-g that 111 the I'Vetlt of 1 1 1 ) deal ti he would take the letter from my pocket and convey It peraonally to Hlr Edward Grey. And then, as my lip» were about to frame the request, I looked up Midden H and «aw Home thing In til» eye an menacing, so fraught with hatred tlwit Intuitively (he entire plot tint « I Upon in) MitnpreheriNloti Ilurglil and Huv.i ’ h'd were in league, they had lured nobeta li) trickery, knowing that, coming t'oiii ihe Spanish king, 1 should In all probability be the hearer of dispatches " f a »Ital nature Now there remained for me nothing hut to com port myself without fear, lo win If possible, even against trickery, and, nt any rate, not ft* give Burgln the satisfaction of knowing that what ho sought actually reposed In the bosom of my shirt At four o'clock , In a shady dell in the very heart of tbo Hols, Margin and 1 aw ailed the approach of my antagonist In my surprise llurgln manifestly took my part. Insisted upon a choice of Weapons, placed mo where the sun would not shine In my eyes Was he. after all. friendly? Or was Itavachol »a sure of victory that he could af ford to play fairly with jne? Wa crossed sworda, the letter In my bosom burning like a cinder of tire, flit that Issue depended—how many hopes? Itavachol thrunt in carte, tierce—| parried with difficulty. Front the first moment I perceived that I was hopelessly outclassed. Every moment his assaults grew fiercer. The brief In­ tervals, which only wearlod mo, seemed *o refresh hla Iron wrist. At last I realized that I was at his m ercy. And ■till I parried that fatal thrust which, I tffkll knew, could not bo long de­ layed. It was thou that I realized that Havaohol was playing wllh me. waiting to weary me atlll further before taking hla revenge. Hla eyes seemed to hypnotize me as ha darted agilely before me. the very incarnation of grace and cruelty Acroaa his face, tanned by the sun. tho blow .that i 1 j>(j ¿„a it him aeomed to Rtand oat Ilk« a white weal. The t>r*ath cam * panting betw een my Ilpe. ■A- ooaple o f spectator*, w h o found out fe K J & M t t C n r i n i each bout eagerly I coutil reati j-jtv In their eyes for me— pily for my de­ feat. Eor they did not know that this was a duel unto the death And then I saw In my enem y's eyes J the determination that he had arrived at. Me had played long enough The memory of linn blow hud stirred him up to a frenzy of wrath, I «uw iin­ curving rapled slide through ui> guard and halt miraculously within itti inch of my breast u n ce It did that mid then I felt the l e a s t prick u p o n tin* «kin of III) i In * t M i* p ,l i o f i l i I *« w I h c » p e r tutors - - Phone No. 198 F L O R ID A SANFORD Candidate for Governor Sanford Library AND I Free Reading Room 4 + « + ROOM liu 4 4 pst ai rs, IJi»■i » Wink 4 <■ Î Ì Í.' 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I* IIow » tte .'ts ot in v th e i !»»• I O' V I »It anioiig to h a d I ' i i i I* a lt lu id in l» * lo li 'h it' to* In - h .o l I t M111 to Mn-in i lt"C .in n d t In lllo illin g seek ' »fin t* ni t >k H*l. I IMMAS I M\11 ; I WILSON \ I Itt'R M V \S h i ni N M I I id \ I I \ \v l o g t m u n ' « i n i n l l»t»t l i t « i i t t i c m | i >i i -■ * i e » V ' l . .......» S. . . n o , l i. t i, u t i ■ hInrici»* ilc h u l l I ' . i l t o i ! f r o m * fellow E t i g l l » l l H. I t i l i r * S iif iL t f >t II 11.1 S v U u ll 1J l h r man thai duel« wi re fought In the Hols, and hud gone there, n«sured that Ihe Ereio ll l o l l l ( o l t l i e d It H u O f ' h e l o H**il" ANDLW .MUNSON »1 ñute me A n d illicit then- he had c<line In 1 1rti To «t.nilir.h tlo- fh»w of m niKNn \ri \u t o n trig 1 it to d t a l l a n d blood *1 ,11 Wto tl »» ,»*.•' I k a' * ti mill r# . 1,1r* »•t » , , i * Of It » I1g •" II pii. , i » M I, 1 H t j t l ’ l I T11 1albo', I »aid »h ell I » a » welt nit »rrv U » Hit the enough t travel king la ended It makes nn tllfforenco DR R M. MASON where we gn Let us try America to­ gether England has dispensed with DENTISI me " Hit "ti- I'l Wliat wit» my amazement then to Welisilo Uh» * receive ,»i> urgent »uiiitin.ui» from Hlr Nimlord riuridit Edward Mret to meet him at the fur •Igtt lifll. .' on itie follow mg dll) ' Solely the iheri of tli»- dm umeiit anil th> fall |)R ! ( MO A RDM AN lire of lot ulidri I,i k llig had hv h"W H I N I I *» I been mad'1 manliest Hut I could hot «h1rk III) fate W 1th S heavy heart I 1 A ll Moilrrn Mctlm.lv ami Applanier» «»'til to the appoint lllelrl I hr muineni that l entered the room i »Mi A N I M » I It IKIHA the foreign secretary came up to mo quickly, his hand oustrelched "Captain Arinina, you have been l)R. C 0 BUTT wounded In the government service," he «aid "It Is a s meritorious as the DENTIST Meld of battle 1 have mentioned It to m ine Yowell Ili, ihi ttig; the king Vour aer vices will not he for SANId HD. H.0KIDA gotten “ So. do not say n word," ho contln ued, checking me as I was about to Mpeak I know what you would any Captain Adams, diplomacy puts men to tpieer duties Let me confess frankly, then, thut you wVro never meant to reach Haris ‘•What’ " 1 cried "The treaty that you carried was a false one, to deceive the emissaries of Germany We were confident that you could not escape th«m. And when you did. It was necessary (or the king of Spain lo give you a further fraudulent letter, lo deceive the spies who beset you, ad that, as wo could not enable them to get yon going, they should The simplest, tightest running, fast­ est cutting saw mill aver built — a null got you coming that you con buy at the right price and “ It was, of course, never Intended with which you cun make big money. that you should pul your life In Jeopar­ dy, and we had n olt counted on the blood Ihirsly revenge of Hnvachol, who. knuwlng himself a famous swordsman Every mill fitteti with rtrccaWcffrrty, and smarting under defeat na well as set out alUrhmenls and adjustable idler. Improved carriage-backing de under Ihe blow you gave him. doubt­ vice Is i/uir* cirfinp and a Itn« sorer. less, thought hln opportunity for killing Made in all sizes, portable and sta yon too good a one to he passed Cap Col. Cromwell Gibbons iChase & Co. shippers or — I Florida Fruits ""1Vegetables TaylorSawMills »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ General Insurance Agents SANFORD. FLORI DA *M vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv\vv*% vvvvvvvvv»v*»vvaaa*%»aa» >aa» * v * * *aaaa * « » ia%%1 rs i It’s all in the Taylor Feed tain Adams, you must forgive rhl« sub terfuge. We needed (tie services of a gentleman of transcendent honesty and simplicity of ch arm ter. who should bo captured agalnat his will. You have fulfilled what we tpected and dealred. and your fhlhiro has boon, In truth, routr *raat ■uooaaa." _____ _________ Uiinnry V\.- ninnili», lure Engines, ItoilcY*, Shingle Maehine«, Cut Ofi Hnw»,W"i»l Splitters, eie , sud do Foundry Work. Writ* for lutettiisu»»a and prieM on »urti.i«( )oq oml. MaHnry & Taylor Iron Works SSAOON, o a . j N om FAST ii Atlantic Coast Line WEST sou th ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS ^5 For Information, RnteB and Reservations see nenr^5 hsi At Dinti«' ( ’oust Line Agent or write J A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent 13« Wtil Bty St. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA �• « r ir r V i^ r ‘ We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced arc fend of foncy work, and who appre­ ciate the entertainment of pleasant tom - • give us a trial. Children's Horn* Society ti Come In and For H ouse W ear. Give Something New and Better than 00 —* the OldV- ■ “— _— -*—• Style Wrapper . . I % U sa . • - j- ■J ,1 -p Look \ Í A ll Our Spring Goods are in U r llg tttfu l R ec it al Hy Special re«juest. Mrs Olga Whitr Barnes, the highly gifted reader anil im­ personator. gnve one of tier delightful recitals nt Fpworth Inn. hi F.ntrrprise. Friday evening, which was very much enjoyed tiy the large audience. Mrs. Barnes was assisted hy Miss Cole­ man. of Enterprise, and Miss Mabel Bowl­ er. who sang several delightful solos, ac­ companied hy Miss Florence Flunk. The following program as given hy Mrs Barnes and ihe young ladies who assisted her. will give some idea of the pleasure enjoy* e«l hy the citizens of Enterprise Unite a parly went over lo enterjirise, with Mr and Mrs ihinirs, to enjoy the rental The Best Made S IM P L IC IT Y D RESSES Mr. Marcus C. Fagg. or Jacksonville, Superintendent of the "Children's Home Society", presented the cause of that In­ stitution to the members of the Presbyte­ rian church Sunday morning and to the friends of the cause who were present. Mr. Fogg explained the inner workings and plans of the institution, giving n brief synopsis of the goo«) work that has been aceompllshe«! and what they are still en­ deavoring to do, in the wo y of finding good homes fur lire orphans who come to them tor protection. • Homes', were* secured for over three hundred children last year, and eighty have heeo provided with homes since January 1st. Mr Fogg staled that he was not here to take up a collection, but that any con­ tribution. from those who felt like helping the cause, would be gladly accept«) at any lime. Nxh jxesent and future I ,_ knees. If your children are not wearing them by Mrs. J. J. Pimlon. Thurtday after­ noon. After the pretty fancy work and plcnsent conversation, had been enjoyed for n while a delicious fruit salad, sandwiches and coffee with whipped cream was served. Mrs. Pardon’s guest were. Mrs, T. S. Davis. Mrs. W. L John. Mrs Roberts. Mrs. H. H. Hill. Mrs. R. C. Abbott. Mrs Hines. Mrs. Easterby. ff J i and W e ’ll be Pleased to Show i n. £ them to you. 1 ß PKtKiRAM CARr i N. P. YOWELL &CO 1 Reading—An Abandoned Elopement 2 Solo 3 Reading—The Going of ihe White Swan. (Ulbert Parker 4 Solo 5 Sketi he» inan Mammy s Reminiscence* M S t.eiluw (a ) Mnimny Tilly s Visit lu de I'll y (h i lie Planner fuel I fltcUK - ____________ ■ 1 Reading—Sally Ann's Experience from "Aunt Jane of Kentucky E C Hall 2 S«ilo 3 Rending—Uncle's Dilemma 4 Solo 5 Impersonation— The Bear Story Whitcomb Rilry f. Sol.. 7 Impers uiutlon— A I'lruitnlloli N i lie. G>P0 ifTINiì GOSSIP a WELL * * . t.j ft V . At the uitnmil meeting of Hie Wrlakn Club held at the dub rooms lust week the annual election of officers cxxurTcd. The meeting was call«l to order by the presi­ dent. Mrs Kcclor. and the reports from the different officers were most satisfactot ry, demonstrating that the Weluka Club bus been most active in civic reform and in many other ways living up lo the high ideals that have ever governed the actions of the members. Although comparatively a new organization among the clubs of the state the Weluka Club compares most favorably in the work accomplish«! Mrs Keelor made an address to the members ns retiring officer that was fraught with good advice and best withes and in a review of the past year carried a message of love and good cheer to nil the members. The new officers elect«l for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. J. W. Dick Iris; vice-presIden*. Mrs. R. S. Keelor; second Vice-pres­ ident. Mrs. Forrest Lake, recording secre­ tary, Miss Charlotte Keelor, corresponding secretary. Miss Mndge Ward; treasurer. Mrs. Robert Newman; auditor, Miss Nona WjrUy; custodian, Mrs. H. P. Driver; press reporter, Miss Mcll Whittier. After the business meeting delightful refreshments were served bV Miss I.a urn Fish assisted by Mrs. Morrow. • The Wclska Club will tukc up impor­ tant measures this year and have a fine l*ogram mapped out that will redound to the credit of the d u b and of the d ty of Sanford. Preaa Reporter Í-¿Ír - *. * t . t - I Ï Holden Park was (he scene of «(ulte n little activity last week. Mgr. Steetm was busy getting the outfield in condition and having the water drained out of cen­ ter field Father Wallace had a few en ergetic ball lossers out for jwactice. Con­ sidering the season and lack of condition the work was very fair, but there were not enough candidates util to make up a bridge gang Where are nil those local ball players? If you andior nt one of Sanford's busy cor­ ner for about half an hour any afternoon you’ll hear more base ball talk than you could possibly pack under one Stetson, and yet where it comes right down to brass tacks, to the getting outnnd working pan, Julius, its nix. Expert W o rk m e n (A {JO/ " \ M Jj J HILL - ri fé US WHEN YOU MARKET Y O U R CROP. Y o u r C rops H a v e .B e e n Good T H E R ETU R N S F R O M YOUR LUMBER CO. YOU C A N T m m m LABOR BY IT B E IN G OURNED UP BY C A R E L E S S HANDLINQ 1 m Y E A R S ’ AFFORD TO RISK B Y IT B EIN G STOLEN rH E L O S S — or — •► ir ir 'iltr > YOU ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE Orders Taken at Will Play at Kissimmee Paul Weaver was in the city over Sunday from Kissimmee and stated that K is-1 simmee was very anxious to play ball | with Sanford on Murch 27th. on which date Kissimmee will have a big barbecue and carnival. Sanford has not put a team in the field yet but will send down a few celery growers to endeavor to skin the cowboys. ■✓ i i' Satisfaction G uaranteed By .< DRIVING H P » HILL HARDWARE CO. t ■ .. 5 EC There cant be a ball team without the players and all you young budts. and old ones, too, for that matter, come out to the hall field and let Wallace put you through our paces. My hat Is In the ring. How t w about yoursf * I rtO Artesian Wells of Every Description W e l s h . Cluli dv ^, fA R T II PUT IT IN SAFETY IN THE PEOPLES Sanford - BANK Florida -DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED Turn O ver a New Leaf CUT By su bscribing for THIS PAPER C a rn a tio n s , B ester L illie s , F L O W E R S « Ip e r d o z . • 3 per doz. Roses, - f Z t o f J P L ily of V ille y , • ' P*r All Orders Receive Prempt Attention- MILLS, Tho Florist, Inc. ja c à ro n * (o rli* ******** �I * • • '. V ' - i— ariéwi 'V V-J * ^ v • . r - * •-• • ■ . .• '' • *;■;•'• •*$ >.’ V- . ; .' UUD Published S e m l-W o e k ly — Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD /N S A N F O R D — Life »* IKori/i Living Number I I ■ ANPORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA (lie General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An fp lto m e o f th e W eek 's M o st portant H appenings In th e S ta te 's Domain. V company to l>e perfected by rapHnl,«(- nf New York City are making plnns to er<-, t ii plant in Tampa which will engage in the manufacture of brick I ><in(wi is giving a welcome to Hie dele »iiirs and visitors upon the grand lodge Knights of Pythias for the demutn of Florida, in the trim Pythian spirit The m i lias lieen turned over to the visitors, sml everything is at their disposal. With the tiriivol last night of Grand Chancellor S J llilborn of Palatku the scene began to tie u hbsy one. At all stations and . sleHiilboil docks members of the local nniloriii rank were on hand to escort the visitors and give what information was ilrMfnl Deardoff. Printing away ul weeks of * Followlng hi* dentai of thè motion for a nrw mal. Judge Locke al Tampa sentrneed .1 J -Vblviti, convicted of mali robtiery. tu oer year and s ii montiti in thè Federai l< " ...... . Atlantn. (¡n V i l W M Tourner has formally with drawl, from llie race for congress from Dir Second florida congressional district W ednesday Club The most enjoyable tneetlngof the Wed­ nesday Club was the one held in Mrs. f smile Munson's studio. Wednesday aft­ ernoon A large number of the club were present with several visitors, to enjoy the •irligtiiftd |irogrnm. prepared by Mrs. Mun­ son After Hie reading of llie minutes by the •ecrriary, Mrs. Chase, the committee on t-duiry Day and the Book Shower, made their report through their chairman. Mrs. C B. Waldron. Tlie president announced thot Mrs. C. R. Wslkrr had invited the club to hold their Library-Day and Dook-Sbower meeting nt her house, next Wednesday afternoon, at 1. o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged. The members of tbe club £ - “ fr expected to bring a book, to be given «0 Hie Sanford Library. Any good book of Action, or one of the standard' poets, will be acceptable. However, the choice Is •eft to the donor. Mrs. Frank E. Jennings, of Jacksonville, will he present and will •peak to the club on “ The Influence of n W«H rounded Club in a Community." Mr*. T. A. Newton and Mlaa Mabel Dowler will sing; with Miss Florence Frank accompaniit. Tbe business o f the club finished, the president turned the meeting over to Mf». Munson, who. In her usual charming tnsnner. gave an Intensely interesting iw op tls of "Early Scandinavian Music •nd Folk Song"; with a comparative rrview of the music o f Norway and Sweden —P*st and present. Mrs. Munson spoke 1» turn, of tbe music o f Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Iceland, which, combined, constitute the Scandinavian mualc. in comparing tbe music of these coun­ tries mentioned. Mrs. kunson called attention to tbe fa c t that tbe kind, style •nd nature, o f tbe mualc of any country. * • * an Invariable Interpretation o f the rhsxactttiaUcs o f Its people. Mrs. Mun100 • 1» * was enjoyed as only her talks °o music can be. Tbe musical program »inch followed waa all Scandinavian mu- ■ • ‘ •s 'C ';v . - ). IfI & V o lu m » IV IS , I S I S STORM IS SW EEPING SOUTHERN STATES NEWS or THE WORLD Items or Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Stygian Darkness Said to Envelope Landscape ai)d High W inds A rc Rag­ ing Through The Country. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK H ere Ad vices from the local Western Union office today is to the effect that a terrific storm is raging over the Southern states, the Carolinas-particularity feeling the effects of the llurrican. Darkness like unto the blackest nigh prevails, and the Worst fears arc en­ tertained for the safety oF the people. A ll the wires arc down and no particulars of the storm can be learned at this time. ", The real estate men at Miami have tak­ sic, illustrative of the nature of the music en »teps toward the organization of n per­ of the above-mentioned countries, whose manent board, or real association. A com music is known as Scandinavian music. mittee has been appointed to draft by­ A brief sketch of Grieg, the famous Nor­ laws mid constitution for Ihc new nrganiwegian ront[>oM'r was given by Mrs Mun­ ration. son also. un interesting account of the News comes from Punta Gordo (hut some wonderful musical inspiration permeating of the lish In the waters there now ure so a whole community in a western town, large that the tackle fails to hold them. which hud its origin in the music-loving - Th* to'imU^fQ h nuUM-*»!* df sport 'fish- hearts of if colony o f ??Wede»..-wbo came ¡in! for the mobsters. to America years ago flic Sumter County rimes, which has I'KlM.kAM J. treen i>ublished at Sumterville for over 30 Nurwpglafi Munir» Mmh years. Ims tieen moved to llnslinell. the ('«Hit(• it»«»n made up of <»M M o iiv n fr»»m <*M nr» nmnty seat. Mar« Li M rlultn pneum onia P R IO A Y . M AR C H Im ­ v About all of the stock for the new Chau­ tauqua building which la to be erected in Lakeland has been subscribed and plans will soon be ready from tbe hands of the architect The stock amounts to $15 000, which will be used for the erection and furnishing of the building. Meilnesday morning Charles I. Mii«(intendent of the Record pinnt nt St Augustine, passed Ins iHinir after an illness of sis P LO R ID A . than any other imrt of the state on ac­ count of the Irrigation system and loca­ Net Returns Give G ro w e r $2.8-1'.» F ro m tion. lie can raise cukes for the inurket about 30 dnys earlier here- und expects" to 1.247 C ra te s of Getcry make a line thing out of them Success Editor Times-Uninii Another record in to you. Mr Hutchinson! intensive farming as it is carried on in The tnnn who can cotue here and give the Sanford celery delta win made here us the real dope on variegated crops in n this week when Mr W M Gilbert mar­ SMAEl I ORLINE ON ONL ACRE ih tsThe f H U H .( i t JH'JM ti I Hospital Association now has on hand and loaned out the sum uf S I . 407 H4. h is exiiected that the annual dues of the members of at least one dollar eacli will odd about one hundred dollars to the above. A t soon as we can get two other persons to give one hundred dollars each, at a donation to llie Hospital, the eight one hundred dollar donations already con­ ditionally subscribed will be iwomptly paid, and this will add $1.000 00 to the fund. The conditions of this donotion is that we must have ten persons subscrib­ ing $100 each, before any of them aro oh liged to pay. When we get this, which will be soon I hope, we will have $2.500 00 in cash on hand, and by borrowing as much more from the Building and Loan Association, the Hospital will bo promptly built. W ho-w ill give the two hundred? M. F. ROBINSON, P m iD ttrr Attend the annual meeting at the WELBORN BLOCK TU ESD AY EVENING MCH the R en der* W ill rind 0 B rief H istorical Sprin g Mo wi ng T o r H u rried R ea d er* 1 U n leu the neutrality law* 0 this coun­ try are more dea rly defined it may bo diflkult for the United State« to avoid a conflict with Mexico. President T o ft is re­ ported to have tokl a delegation from the senate and the house at the white house, this morning. President Taft pointod out to the delegations, which was made up of the senate foreign relations committee and the Texas delegation in the house, and the neutrality laws of this country were not specific enough. Dnvid A. Trousdale, an exprew mes­ senger, balked the robbery of Southern Pacific passenger train, near Sanderson Texas where lie trailed the two bandits public benefactor and we hope ^you will w ha had held up k e t* I one nnd one-third acres of celery clean u0 a fortu ne.oii cu£& and make both o f them.' from which he cut n total of 1,247 erntes of celery which tmiuglii f o h Sanford the sum of $4.253 75. Mr Gilbert came here ill tile fall of |1HI and rented a small (dace amLplanted It to cucurnlH-rs mid onions lie did so Mr» A I» Keys « ) M ir Munmii wrll with these triqi» that the clow of lvua.i (4| I iK« (In- I'M I season lie rented a larger place Mr* Mungiti and |in‘ |utrrd to grow crier, and other lirlarM l Folk Snog vegetables Me set aside a space ISO by M r« lire » | H u> 310 feet which lie prewired for celery Swrsliah Folk Sniitf Tbe crop was pliuiled and nursed through E.lraunr Mrrftful ^ »«sim Mi« Munassn harm Swnliafi Folk Song Art Thou VVrar>* the many rainy spells we hud during the Mm Mtlsrl IL.* 1er fnll nnd winter mid was brought up to a I««»alfieri! a ( ali Sn rw rg ia n point of maturity Olid perfl-ction thru Mn i» Vs 11r•»«I> VMiliti Mr« Mtiniofi Piain» readily created n I o t> market for it limupof S « « l l « h Foli Sooft Th» ÌHrve Twelve hundred and four crates were Miniruful Onr sold nt $3 50 per crate, while fori v-three Mrg (tfu I Mny crates of culls broiiglil $1 25 i«-r crate, Nwrdlih Wesldlng Mar« fi making n total of $4.251 75 foi the 1 * 0 Matai A la r a(»<! Aita Vs agnrr duct of tliut »mull area I iftrg » Mul Irr fi) Mr* floral Tufar Fins Is Mr Gilla-tl s lirsl etTorl ul grow h r «ll • 1>«INT O lrain lug celery It Is generally Jiresimied line Miti Margaret Davi« that if one can grow welery successfully Ihr Hlhf • Anlhrm. S«*Mtìah Naiamai Air he is a |>usi master nt growing the various Mr* IrfHt 1 Hu> aro im|tallir«) hy Mr« O W other cro|«a usual to u Sanford truck farm lirad) Va>lin Mr« MunfeMi l'iaim nnd many of the old timers here allege Tliis Allibrili wns song wlth ihe rloh that it required years of rx|>erloncc. care standing, ami ended thè vrry charming nod much thought to profitably conduct program Tlie club gave Mrs. Munson the celery growing business. However. 11 ami those who assistei) ber. a rtsing vote was left for a tenderfoot from Virginia of thanks fur tlie dcllghtfiil |*ugrniii nnd to blow in here and produce the haulier after noon crop of the delta in n litlle over a year Mr» Mu h i m m i rtitinn punirti Mr» Hi»y after lus arrival m im i Mi** i l owl rr The question 1 » frequently askiil Wliut is Sanford irrigated land in a go-«l stale MOMMI Al M I N ) DAL of tilth worth |a-r acre? This is a hard question to answer when no acre will K coll/cd Good Sum Troni Morse Show, I produce nt the rate of $2.049 net as in and rina n c la l C onditim i Is Good the above case. It coals approximately Mr F F Forster, Chaimiiiii of thè Flit- 75 cents |>er crate to gfuw celery nnd deance Gannirne report* lo Mrs G. li Frr- 1liver it to the curs In the nlmve case naUI. Fteasurer of thè Sanford Hospital the rule of iKoduciinn was 1.03*1 crates to Associatimi. Ilie restili of thè Field Dii) rei- the acre llie cost of production $777. ebratiim o* fullows while (he gross returns amounted In Gale Recei|»t* $173 01* $:l.ti2*>. leaving a net [irotll to ihe owner Donalion» (('asti) 211 Itti of 52.Hill whuh 1 » equal to a i>er i-enl Net Proceeds from interest on an investment of $35.fil3. 273115 All of Si.Ilford's acres do not |*oducc 1 Programnirs Burnii» (Ve. under no* in the altove rutiu. however, hut still, picea of "Lend A. Hand when one does occasionally get in touch Society. 421 7'J with bidden forces that will bring about Farro,—aulomobiles. 10.00 such results as we have just enumerated, Disbursemcuts. as it is renlly hard to place nil intelligent per vouclters ott file $232.55 value on one of Sanford's suh-lrrignted Check lo lite Treasurer, 666 09 acres—Times-l liiion ✓ Tire at W in ter Gnrden Winter Garden suffercsl another destruc­ tive lire Tuesday night with a iroperty loss of about twenty thousand dollars, the hotel and four store-houses being in ashes, while the surrounding brick build­ ings are considerable scorched, being saved by the heroic efforts of the fire de­ partment. The packing house of W L Story, the Orange Hotel. Dodd's store. Stroller's store and several smaller buildings were burned. The bank building was slightly damaged as was the stores of Dillard and Boyd and the South Apopka Supply G>. , The loss will tot^l $20.000 with Insurance. partial Has Fine Cucum cers J. L Hutchinson who is farming on llie McBride place west of tjte city brought n tucutuber vine to The Herald ofllce yes­ terday that was full o f bloom and hnd several smnll cucumbers already formed. 12TH. He has 2S acres of cukes under cover To L ectu re H ere and ha* no feur of frost and expects to Next Wednesday evening Mrs. Coro begin shipping in a few weeks He is an Ransier will give a lecture at the Masonic original cuke grower from the Bushnell Hall under the auspices of the Eastern section and stated that he believes the Sanford section better adopted for cuke« Star. Subject "The Holy Land." .. 0 “ Sanford a cucumber section os well a s o celery center V Rook Circle I tie Hook Circle was delightfully enter­ tained by Mrs |> l_ Thrasher. Thursday afternoon The Indies enioyed their dainty fancy work and a social alter noon together A delicious chicken salad sandwiches. olives and lemon sherbet was served Mrs K S Keeler Mis« Charlotte Keelor, Mrs .1 A Gerber. Mrs. J F Gonzales. Mr» C I. Hell were (-harming visitors. Invited by llie hostess to meet with the circle The iiieinhrrs present werr Mrs Cruse Homes. Mr* A I’ Connelly Mr» Robt Newman. Mrs R I. I’eck. Mrs Snrililel I’ oleston Mrs. M II Howler taking Religious Census I'reiHiratorV to the Hus* Stapleton Ke vivai to be held In llie First MclhiHlist Church, beginning May 2tith. (hr follow. mg committee lias liAen np|Niinted. and is alrrdy ai work, inking a religious' census of Sanford and suburb* Mesdames M A Mint. J D Jmkin*. R M Mason. W II Wdliams. W W Aber nothy. H V Perry, G. W. St*encer. Altieri Selgli. J A Smite. M Grow. Geo Fox. Jr , Frank Miller. Clara Coffee. J I) Kotiert«. Ernest Morrow M F. Moye. W P Fields Misses Carrie Abernathy Gene Wicker Messrs M 1. Moye. W P Field» ANOI IH It lU RGI AR’S U S I I W W Abernathy Seem* l o Be a Lode *lone for A ttracting (h elves On Wednesday morning about day break Mrs W' W Aliernutliy who slr«*|>s lightly was awakened by the gas )el being turned tint ami Immediately roused tier hiisbauil As Mr Ahernutliy s|irnng from rbe lail tbe outline* nf the man were faintly visible going Inward thedoor of llie next room and u|»m his fol­ lowing. the intruder sprang through tbe window mill inude Ins escape down the alley that lies back uf the house. Mr. Aliernatliy sounded the alarm and Officer Jones responded immediately nnd Beach­ ed deligenlly for the burglar He even kept up the search on other streets and while walking dowri Third street near tlie Bye I/) Hotel saw a man crouching down and trying to hide a bundle Officer Jones called him tu halt ns he wunlcd (o s|>enk lo him. The man jumped on a wheel nnd rode toward Fork avenue. Jones fired several shots at him and the trail getting too worm the fellow ilumiied the wheel and disappeared from view The wheel afterward proved to be I’ercy Packard's and was taken by the some man that robtied Mr Abernathy's resi­ dence. Tlie oltlcers have a good clue to the thief nnd expect to round him up shortly. This is the fifth lime the residence of Mr. Abernathy has been visited by a burglar and he has lost money nnd his watch at vurlous times. This time how­ ever he was too quick for the burglar and all be could get was a pocket knife. Mr. Abernathy Is beginning to think that the best way to gel rid of the persistent thief is to kill him off and the next time tie discovers him he will not have to call in the officers. •G-JV«', _ rHH train and killed ' Instead of ¿being taken to titc court room for preliminary trial on the charge of shooting tier husband. Eugene II Grace, at Atlanta Mrs Daisy Opie Grace remain* in her prison cell The prelim Innry trial ha« been |«>sti»ined until |March lit. oil account of Grace's condition. i Distress throughout England, Scotland I and Wules from the coul strike is grow­ ing parlii ularl) in Wales, where practi­ cally the whole life of the people depends uixiii the coul industry. Authorities rrl»irt many families in want since the strike Criminal Court Monday morning criminal court con­ vened with Judge Warlow on the bench and twenty-six «use* on the docket The )ur> included Messrs Ueotge Conroy. E W Mansell. Nelson Carroll J l) David son. J I Anderson. R D Eunice. G W Smith. R K Whitten. J T Jacobs. C t Russ, W W Russ nnd A Arnold The following sentences resulted Will Butler, hrt-nklug nnd entering, (wo and one-half yeurt in (ten. W Wofford, hog trespass, costs of suit. Frank Dudton, larceny; bond forfeited. Clave Johnson, shooting inio a public hall, seven years in pen Walter Taylor, aggravates! assault. I4u nr silty lay* 5 indy M 1 Inu i-orn enlesl weapons $ Iin1 nr four months George Harris larceny ihtrfy dnys ill jail Win Gilbreath, selling liquor. $500 and six months jail, or u year In JaiL 1 C Shivers jwiit larceny. 150 or three months Hrnry Brown, resisting officer, bond forfeited loin Reed, attempt to hreuk and enter $t 5Mor eight months M adam e B o u to n Concert llie concert given by Madame Bouton on Tuesday evening under the auspices . of the Musical Glub will long be remem­ bered by It hearers The opportunity of hearing such an urtist is rarely hud in a city uf Sanford's sire and llie audience in which were the representative local musicians showed " their appreciation by their generous ap­ plause und insistent demands for the re|ietltion of errtuin numbers. Madame Bouton possesses a splendid stage presence and u glorious voice of fine range and timbre. The program varied pleasingly from Old French to Art songs and Operatic arins. showing not only tlie singer's art urn! tone quality but excellent dramatic ability. The flexibility of her voice is marvelous and her execution bespeaks years of Study. Miss Olive Hill as a c­ companist deserves great praise for Iter •ympathetic work. She has good technic und Interpreted tlie difficult music with much understanding. A S o cia l P ro g ra m At the Congregational church next Sun­ day night Rev. George B. Waldron will outline what he. believes should be "A Social Program for Sanford" under the Men's Religion and Forward Movement A cordial invitation is extended to all. and men ore especially Invited. Services begin nt 7:30 Pleoso not the change in Good flm e Assured time. In the morning Mr Waldron will speak The Luyul Order of Moose will have Sunday schoui lunch and a good time generally in their on “Some F o o lis h People hall tonigiit. All members are urged to opens at ten Profeaeor Maris Bible class Is well worth attending. be present. i ' - 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, 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, March 12, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 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>, March 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/25771839f8c7d56dcab35091f7f34faf.pdf eb4748515ca4943d419a8f9a9042bfb3 PDF Text Text • « r ir r V i^ r ‘ We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced arc fend of foncy work, and who appre­ ciate the entertainment of pleasant tom- • give us a trial. Children's Horn* Society Mr. Marcus C. Fagg. or Jacksonville, Superintendent of the "Children's Home Society", presented the cause of that In­ stitution to the members of the Presbyte­ rian church Sunday morning and to the friends of the cause who were present. Mr. Fogg explained the inner workings and plans of the institution, giving n brief synopsis of the goo«) work that has been aceompllshe«! and what they are still en­ deavoring to do, in the wo y of finding good homes fur lire orphans who come to them tor protection. • Homes', were* secured for over three hundred children last year, and eighty have heeo provided with homes since January 1st. Mr Fogg staled that he was not here to take up a collection, but that any con­ tribution. from those who felt like helping the cause, would be gladly accept«) at any lime. Nxh jxesent and future I t i CARr i 5 Impersonation— The Bear Story dv V Welsh. Cluli At the uitnmil meeting of Hie Wrlakn Club held at the dub rooms lust week the annual election of officers cxxurTcd. The meeting was call«l to order by the presi­ dent. Mrs Kcclor. and the reports from the different officers were most satisfactot ry, demonstrating that the Weluka Club bus been most active in civic reform and in many other ways living up lo the high ideals that have ever governed the actions of the members. Although comparatively a new organization among the clubs of the state the Weluka Club compares most favorably in the work accomplish«! Mrs Keelor made an address to the members ns retiring officer that was fraught with good advice and best withes and in a review of the past year carried a message of love and good cheer to nil the members. The new officers elect«l for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. J . W. Dick Iris; vice-presIden*. Mrs. R. S. Keelor; second Vice-pres­ ident. Mrs. Forrest Lake, recording secre­ tary, Miss Charlotte Keelor, corresponding secretary. Miss Mndge Ward; treasurer. Mrs. Robert Newman; auditor, Miss Nona WjrUy; custodian, Mrs. H. P. Driver; press reporter, Miss Mcll Whittier. After the business meeting delightful refreshments were served bV Miss I .a urn Fish assisted by Mrs. Morrow. • The Wclska Club will tukc up impor­ tant measures this year and have a fine l*ogram mapped out that will redound to the credit of the dub and of the dty of Sanford. Preaa Reporter Í-¿Ír - *. * U sa . - j -p - Look \ Í and W e’ll be Pleased to Show i n. £ 1 them to you. N. P. YOWELL &CO fltcUK - __________ _ G > P 0ifT IN iì ^, t . t - I Ï ■ i i' (A {JO/ " \ M J j Description Will Play at Kissim m ee By - ri fé E xp ert W o rkm en J > US WHEN YOU MARKET Y O U R CROP. Your Crops H ave.B een Good YOU ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE Orders Taken at HI LL LUMBER T H E R ETU R N S FR O M YOUR rH E LO SS B Y IT B E IN G OURNED UP B Y C A R E L E S S HANDLINQ 1 HILL HARDWARE CO. tw m m m m Y E A R S ’ LABOR YOU CANT AFFORD TO RISK B Y IT B EIN G STOLEN CO. — or — P U T IT IN S A F E T Y IN THE PEOPLES S anford - BANK F lo rid a -DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED •► Paul Weaver was in the city over Sunday from Kissimmee and stated that K is-1 simmee was very anxious to play ball | with Sanford on Murch 27th. on which date Kissimmee will have a big barbecue and carnival. Sanford has not put a team in the field yet but will send down a few celery growers to endeavor to skin the cowboys. ir ir 'ilt r 5 EC Satisfaction G u aranteed Where are nil those local ball players? If you andior nt one of Sanford's busy cor­ ner for about half an hour any afternoon you’ll hear more base ball talk than you could possibly pack under one Stetson, and yet where it comes right down to brass tacks, to the getting outnnd working pan, Julius, its nix. t ■✓ Wells of Every Holden Park was (he scene of «(ulte n little activity last week. Mgr. Steetm was busy getting the outfield in condition and having the water drained out of cen­ ter field Father Wallace had a few en ergetic ball lossers out for jwactice. Con­ sidering the season and lack of condition the work was very fair, but there were not enough candidates util to make up a bridge gang There cant be a ball team without the players and all you young budts. and old ones, too, for that matter, come out to the hall field and let Wallace put you through our paces. My hat Is In the ring. How about yoursf .< .. Artesian * I rtO GOSSIP a WELL DRIVING H P » W hitcom b R ilry f. Sol.. 7 Im p ers uiutlon— A I'lru itn llo li N i lie . ft I % II 1 Reading—Sally Ann's Experience from "Aunt Jan e of Kentucky E C Hall 2 S«ilo 3 R e n d in g —U ncle's D ile m m a 4 Solo . t.j Give A ll Our Spring Goods are in 4 S o lo . and Som ething New and Better than. 00 —*“— the • OldV- ■ _— -*—• Style Wrapper . 5 Sketi he» inan Mammy s Reminiscence* M S t.eiluw (a ) Mnimny Tilly s Visit lu de I'll y (h i lie Planner fuel I * * In For H ouse W ear. 1 Reading—An Abandoned Elopement 2 Solo 3 Reading—The Going of ihe White Swan. (Ulbert Parker fA R T Come ß PKtKiRAM ■ T h e Best Made S IM P L IC IT Y D RESSES U rllg tttfu l R e cita l Hy Special re«juest. Mrs Olga Whitr Barnes, the highly gifted reader anil im­ personator. gnve one of tier delightful recitals nt Fpworth Inn. hi F.ntrrprise. Friday evening, which was very much enjoyed tiy the large audience. Mrs. Barnes was assisted hy Miss Cole­ man. of Enterprise, and Miss Mabel Bowl­ er. who sang several delightful solos, ac­ companied hy Miss Florence Flunk. The following program as given hy Mrs Barnes and ihe young ladies who assisted her. will give some idea of the pleasure enjoy* e«l hy the citizens of Enterprise Unite a parly went over lo enterjirise, with Mr and Mrs ihinirs, to enjoy the rental ,_ knees. If your children are not wearing them by Mrs. J. J . Pimlon. Thurtday after­ noon. After the pretty fancy work and plcnsent conversation, had been enjoyed for n while a delicious fruit salad, sandwiches and coffee with whipped cream was served. Mrs. Pardon’s guest were. Mrs, T. S. Davis. Mrs. W. L John. Mrs Roberts. Mrs. H. H. Hill. Mrs. R. C. Abbott. Mrs Hines. Mrs. Easterby. ff J i Turn O v e r a New L eaf CUT B y su b scrib in g for TH IS P A P E R C a r n a tio n s , B e s t e r L illie s , F L O W E R S « Ip e rd o z . • 3 p e r d o z. R oses, - f Z t o f J P L ily of V ille y , • ' P *r All Orders Receive Prempt Attention- M IL L S , Tho F lo ris t, In c. jacàron* (o rli* ******** ■J ,1 �I * • • '. V ' - i— ariéwi 'V V-J * ^ v • . r - • •-• . .• ■ * '' • *;■;•'• •*$ >.’ V- . ; .' UUD Published S e m l-W o e k ly — Tuesday and F rid ay SA N FO R D H E R A L D / N S A N F O R D — Life »* IKori/i Living Number I I ■ A N P O R D , P L O R ID A . P R I O A Y . M A R C H I S , I S I S ALL AROUND FLORIDA (lie General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PR E SS An fpltom e o f th e W eek's M ost portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. I ><in(wi is giving a welcome to Hie dele »iiirs and visitors upon the grand lodge Knights of Pythias for the demutn of Florida, in the trim Pythian spirit The m i lias lieen turned over to the visitors, sml everything is at their disposal. With the tiriivol last night of Grand Chancellor S J llilborn of Palatku the scene began to tie u hbsy one. At all stations and . sleHiilboil docks members of the local nniloriii rank were on hand to escort the visitors and give what information was ilrMfnl pneumonia Stygian Darkness Said to Envelope Landscape ai)d High Winds Arc Rag­ ing Through The Country. Im ­ v About all of the stock for the new Chau­ tauqua building which la to be erected in Lakeland has been subscribed and plans will soon be ready from tbe hands of the architect The stock amounts to $15 000, which will be used for the erection and furnishing of the building. The real estate men at Miami have tak­ en »teps toward the organization of n per­ manent board, or real association. A com mittee has been appointed to draft by­ laws mid constitution for Ihc new nrganiration. News comes from Punta Gordo (hut some of the lish In the waters there now ure so large that the tackle fails to hold them. - Th* to'imU^fQ h nuUM-*»!* df sport 'fish¡in! for the mobsters. flic Sumter County rimes, which has treen i>ublished at Sumterville for over 30 years. Ims tieen moved to llnslinell. the nr» nmnty seat. V company to l>e perfected by rapHnl,«(- nf New York City are making plnns to er<-, t ii plant in Tampa which will engage in the manufacture of brick Meilnesday morning Charles I. Mii«(intendent of the Record pinnt nt St Augustine, passed Ins iHinir after an illness of sis STORM IS SW EEPING SOUTHERN STATES Deardoff. Printing away ul weeks of * Followlng hi* dentai of thè motion for a nrw mal. Judge Locke al Tampa sentrneed .1 J -Vblviti, convicted of mali robtiery. tu oer year and s ii montiti in thè Federai l< "........ Atlantn. (¡n V i l W M Tourner has formally with drawl, from llie race for congress from Dir Second florida congressional district Wednesday Club The most enjoyable tneetlngof the Wed­ nesday Club was the one held in Mrs. f smile Munson's studio. Wednesday aft­ ernoon A large number of the club were present with several visitors, to enjoy the •irligtiiftd |irogrnm. prepared by Mrs. Mun­ son After Hie reading of llie minutes by the •ecrriary, Mrs. Chase, the committee on t-duiry Day and the Book Shower, made their report through their chairman. Mrs. C B. Waldron. Tlie president announced thot Mrs. C. R. Wslkrr had invited the club to hold their Library-Day and Dook-Sbower meeting nt her house, next Wednesday afternoon, at 1. o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged. The members of tbe club “fr expected to bring a book, to be given «0 Hie Sanford Library. Any good book of Action, or one of the standard' poets, will be acceptable. However, the choice Is •eft to the donor. Mrs. Frank E. Jennings, of Jacksonville, will he present and will •peak to the club on “The Influence of n W«H rounded Club in a Community." Mr*. T. A. Newton and Mlaa Mabel Dowler will sing; with Miss Florence Frank accompaniit. Tbe business of the club finished, the president turned the meeting over to Mf». Munson, who. In her usual charming tnsnner. gave an Intensely interesting iwoptls of "Early Scandinavian Music •nd Folk Song"; with a comparative rr£ view of the music of Norway and Sweden —P*st and present. Mrs. Munson spoke 1» turn, of tbe music of Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Iceland, which, combined, constitute the Scandinavian mualc. in comparing tbe music of these coun­ tries mentioned. Mrs. kunson called attention to tbe fa c t that tbe kind, style •nd nature, of tbe mualc of any country. *•* an Invariable Interpretation of the rhsxactttiaUcs of Its people. Mrs. Mun100 • 1 » * was enjoyed as only her talks °o music can be. Tbe musical program »inch followed waa all Scandinavian mu■ • ‘ •s 'C ';v . ). Ad vices from the local Western Union office today is to the effect that a terrific storm is raging over the Southern states, the Carolinas-particularity feeling the effects of the llurrican. Darkness like unto the blackest nigh prevails, and the Worst fears arc en­ tertained for the safety oF the people. All the wires arc down and no particulars of the storm can be learned at this time. ", sic, illustrative of the nature of the music of the above-mentioned countries, whose music is known as Scandinavian music. A brief sketch of Grieg, the famous Nor­ wegian ront[>oM'r was given by Mrs Mun­ son also. un interesting account of the wonderful musical inspiration permeating a whole community in a western town, which hud its origin in the music-loving hearts of if colony of ??Wede»..-wbo came to America years ago SMAEl I ORLINE ON ONL ACRE Net Returns Give Grower $2.8-1'.» From 1.247 Crates of Getcry Editor Times-Uninii Another record in intensive farming as it is carried on in the Sanford celery delta win made here this week when Mr W M Gilbert mar­ k et* I one nnd one-third acres of celery from which he cut n total of 1,247 erntes of celery which tmiuglii f o h Sanford I'KlM.kAM the sum of $4.253 75. J. Mr Gilbert came here ill tile fall of Nurwpglafi Munir» Mmh ('«Hit(• it»«»n made up of <»M Moiivn fr»»m <*M |1HI and rented a small (dace amLplanted M a r« Li M r l u l t n It to cucurnlH-rs mid onions lie did so M r » A I» K e y s « i h ) M i r M u n m i i wrll with these triqi» that the clow of lvua.i (4| I iK« (In- I'M I season lie rented a larger place Mr* Mungiti and |in‘|utrrd to grow crier, and other lirlarMl Folk Snog vegetables Me set aside a space ISO by Mr« lire» | Hu> 310 feet which lie prewired for celery Swrsliah Folk Sniitf Tbe crop was pliuiled and nursed through E.lraunr M rrftful ^ »«sim Mi« Munassn harm Swnliafi Folk Song Art Thou VVrar>* the many rainy spells we hud during the Mm Mtlsrl IL.* 1er fnll nnd winter mid was brought up to a I««»alfieri! a ( ali S n rw rg ian point of maturity Olid perfl-ction thru Mn i» Vs 11r•»«I> VMiliti Mr« Mtiniofi Piain» readily created n I o t> market for it limupof S««ll«h Foli Sooft Th» ÌHrve Twelve hundred and four crates were Miniruful Onr sold nt $3 50 per crate, while fori v-three Mr g (tfu I Mny crates of culls broiiglil $1 25 i«-r crate, Nwrdlih Wesldlng Mar« fi making n total of $4.251 75 foi the 1*0 Matai A l a r a(»<! Aita Vs agnrr duct of tliut »mull area I iftrg » Mul Irr fi) Mr* floral Tufar Fins Is Mr Gilla-tl s lirsl etTorl ul grow hr«ll • 1>«INT Olrain lug celery It Is generally Jiresimied line Miti Margaret Davi« that if one can grow welery successfully Ihr Hlhf • Anlhrm. S«*Mtìah Naiamai Air he is a |>usi master nt growing the various Mr* IrfHt 1 Hu> aro im|tallir«) hy Mr« O W other cro|«a usual to u Sanford truck farm lirad) Va>lin Mr« MunfeMi l'iaim nnd many of the old timers here allege Tliis Allibrili wns song wlth ihe rloh that it required years of rx|>erloncc. care standing, ami ended thè vrry charming nod much thought to profitably conduct program Tlie club gave Mrs. Munson the celery growing business. However. 11 ami those who assistei) ber. a rtsing vote was left for a tenderfoot from Virginia of thanks fur tlie dcllghtfiil |*ugrniii nnd to blow in here and produce the haulier after noon crop of the delta in n litlle over a year Mr» Muhimmi rtitinn punirti Mr» Hi»y after lus arrival mimi Mi** ilowlrr The question 1» frequently askiil Wliut is Sanford irrigated land in a go-«l stale MOMMI Al MIN) DAL of tilth worth |a-r acre? This is a hard question to answer when no acre will Kcoll/cd Good Sum Troni Morse Show, I produce nt the rate of $2.049 net as in and rinanclal Conditimi Is Good the above case. It coals approximately Mr F F Forster, Chaimiiiii of thè Flit- 75 cents |>er crate to gfuw celery nnd deance Gannirne report* lo Mrs G. li Frr- 1liver it to the curs In the nlmve case naUI. Fteasurer of thè Sanford Hospital the rule of iKoduciinn was 1.03*1 crates to Associatimi. Ilie restili of thè Field Dii ) rei- the acre llie cost of production $777. ebratiim o* fullows while (he gross returns amounted In Gale Recei|»t* $173 01* $:l.ti2*>. leaving a net [irotll to ihe owner Donalion» (('asti) 211 Itti of 52.Hill whuh 1» equal to a i>er i-enl Net Proceeds from interest on an investment of $35.fil3. 273115 All of Si.Ilford's acres do not |*oducc 1 Programnirs Burnii» (Ve. under no* in the altove rutiu. however, hut still, picea of "Lend A. Hand when one does occasionally get in touch Society. 421 7'J with bidden forces that will bring about Farro,—aulomobiles. 10.00 such results as we have just enumerated, Disbursemcuts. as it is renlly hard to place nil intelligent per vouclters ott file $232.55 value on one of Sanford's suh-lrrignted Check lo lite Treasurer, 666 09 acres—Times-l liiion fHUH.(it JH'JM ti I ts The Hospital Association now has on hand and loaned out the sum uf SI.407 H4. h is exiiected that the annual dues of the members of at least one dollar eacli will odd about one hundred dollars to the above. At soon as we can get two other persons to give one hundred dollars each, at a donation to llie Hospital, the eight one hundred dollar donations already con­ ditionally subscribed will be iwomptly paid, and this will add $1.000 00 to the fund. The conditions of this donotion is that we must have ten persons subscrib­ ing $100 each, before any of them aro oh liged to pay. When we get this, which will be soon I hope, we will have $2.500 00 in cash on hand, and by borrowing as much more from the Building and Loan Association, the Hospital will bo promptly built. Who-will give the two hundred? M. F. ROBINSON, Pm iD ttrr Attend the annual meeting at the WELBORN BLOCK TUESDAY EVENING MCH 12TH. ✓ Tire at Winter Gnrden Winter Garden suffercsl another destruc­ tive lire Tuesday night with a iroperty loss of about twenty thousand dollars, the hotel and four store-houses being in ashes, while the surrounding brick build­ ings are considerable scorched, being saved by the heroic efforts of the fire de­ partment. The packing house of W L Story, the Orange Hotel. Dodd's store. Stroller's store and several smaller buildings were burned. The bank building was slightly damaged as was the stores of Dillard and Boyd and the South Apopka Supply G>. , The loss will tot^l $20.000 with partial Insurance. Has Fine Cucumcers J . L Hutchinson who is farming on llie McBride place west of tjte city brought n tucutuber vine to The Herald ofllce yes­ terday that was full of bloom and hnd several smnll cucumbers already formed. He has 2 S acres of cukes under cover To Lecture Here and ha* no feur of frost and expects to Next Wednesday evening Mrs. Coro begin shipping in a few weeks He is an Ransier will give a lecture at the Masonic original cuke grower from the Bushnell Hall under the auspices of the Eastern section and stated that he believes the Sanford section better adopted for cuke« Star. Subject "The Holy Land." . . 0 “ than any other imrt of the state on ac­ count of the Irrigation system and loca­ tion. lie can raise cukes for the inurket about 30 dnys earlier here- und expects" to make a line thing out of them Success to you. Mr Hutchinson! The tnnn who can cotue here and give us the real dope on variegated crops in n public benefactor and we hope ^you will clean u0 a fortune.oii cu£& and make Sanford a cucumber section os well a s o celery center Volum» IV NEWS or THE WORLD Items or Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK •G-JV«', _ rHH Here the Render* Will rind 0 Brief Historical Spring Mowing Tor Hurried Reader* U nleu the neutrality law* 0 1 this coun­ try are more dearly defined it may bo diflkult for the United State« to avoid a conflict with Mexico. President Toft is re­ ported to have tokl a delegation from the senate and the house at the white house, this morning. President Taft pointod out to the delegations, which was made up of the senate foreign relations committee and the Texas delegation in the house, and the neutrality laws of this country were not specific enough. Dnvid A. Trousdale, an exprew mes­ senger, balked the robbery of Southern Pacific passenger train, near Sanderson Texas where lie trailed the two bandits wha had held up train and killed both of them.' ' Instead of ¿being taken to titc court room for preliminary trial on the charge of shooting tier husband. Eugene II Grace, at Atlanta Mrs Daisy Opie Grace remain* in her prison cell The prelim Innry trial ha« been |«>sti»ined until |March lit. oil account of Grace's condition. V Rook Circle I tie Hook Circle was delightfully enter­ tained by Mrs |> l_ Thrasher. Thursday afternoon The Indies enioyed their dainty fancy work and a social alter noon together i Distress throughout England, Scotland A delicious chicken salad sandwiches. I and Wules from the coul strike is grow­ olives and lemon sherbet was served ing parlii ularl) in Wales, where practi­ Mrs K S Keeler Mis« Charlotte Keelor, cally the whole life of the people depends Mrs .1 A Gerber. Mrs. J F Gonzales. uixiii the coul industry. Authorities rrMr» C I. Hell were (-harming visitors. l»irt many families in want since the Invited by llie hostess to meet with the strike circle The iiieinhrrs present werr Mrs Criminal Court Cruse Homes. Mr* A I’ Connelly Mr» Monday morning criminal court con­ Robt Newman. Mrs R I. I’eck. Mrs vened with Judge Warlow on the bench Snrililel I’oleston Mrs. M II Howler and twenty-six «use* on the docket The taking Religious Census )ur> included Messrs Ueotge Conroy. E I'reiHiratorV to the Hus* Stapleton Ke W Mansell. Nelson Carroll J l) David vivai to be held In llie First MclhiHlist son. J I Anderson. R D Eunice. G W Church, beginning May 2tith. (hr follow. Smith. R K Whitten. J T Jacobs. C t mg committee lias liAen np|Niinted. and is Russ, W W Russ nnd A Arnold alrrdy ai work, inking a religious' census The following sentences resulted of Sanford and suburb* Will Butler, hrt-nklug nnd entering, (wo Mesdames M A Mint. J D Jmkin*. R and one-half yeurt in (ten. M Mason. W II Wdliams. W W Aber W Wofford, hog trespass, costs of suit. nothy. H V Perry, G. W. St*encer. Altieri Frank Dudton, larceny; bond forfeited. Selgli. J A Smite. M Grow. Geo Fox. Jr , Clave Johnson, shooting inio a public Frank Miller. Clara Coffee. J I) Kotiert«. hall, seven years in pen Ernest Morrow M F. Moye. W P Fields Walter Taylor, aggravates! assault. I4u Misses Carrie Abernathy Gene Wicker nr silty l a y * Messrs M 1. Moye. W P Field» 5 indy M 1 Inu i-orn enlesl weapons $ Iin1 nr four months ANOIIH It lU RGI AR’S USI I George Harris larceny ihtrfy dnys ill jail Win Gilbreath, selling liquor. $500 and W W Abernathy Seem * lo Be a Lode six months jail, or u year In JaiL *lone for A ttracting (helves 1 C Shivers jwiit larceny. 150 or three On Wednesday morning about day months break Mrs W' W Aliernutliy who slr«*|>s Hrnry Brown, resisting officer, bond lightly was awakened by the gas )el forfeited being turned tint ami Immediately roused loin Reed, attempt to hreuk and enter tier hiisbauil As Mr Ahernutliy s|irnng from rbe lail tbe outline* nf the man $t 5Mor eight months were faintly visible going Inward thedoor of llie next room and u|»m his fol­ lowing. the intruder sprang through tbe window mill inude Ins escape down the alley that lies back uf the house. Mr. Aliernatliy sounded the alarm and Officer Jones responded immediately nnd Beach­ ed deligenlly for the burglar He even kept up the search on other streets and while walking dowri Third street near tlie Bye I/) Hotel saw a man crouching down and trying to hide a bundle Officer Jones called him tu halt ns he wunlcd (o s|>enk lo him. The man jumped on a wheel nnd rode toward Fork avenue. Jones fired several shots at him and the trail getting too worm the fellow ilumiied the wheel and disappeared from view The wheel afterward proved to be I’ercy Packard's and was taken by the some man that robtied Mr Abernathy's resi­ dence. Tlie oltlcers have a good clue to the thief nnd expect to round him up shortly. This is the fifth lime the residence of Mr. Abernathy has been visited by a burglar and he has lost money nnd his watch at vurlous times. This time how­ ever he was too quick for the burglar and all be could get was a pocket knife. Mr. Abernathy Is beginning to think that the best way to gel rid of the persistent thief is to kill him off and the next time tie discovers him he will not have to call in the officers. IfI & M adam e B o u t o n C oncert llie concert given by Madame Bouton on Tuesday evening under the auspices . of the Musical Glub will long be remem­ bered by It hearers The opportunity of hearing such an urtist is rarely hud in a city uf Sanford's sire and llie audience in which were the representative local musicians showed " their appreciation by their generous ap­ plause und insistent demands for the re|ietltion of errtuin numbers. Madame Bouton possesses a splendid stage presence and u glorious voice of fine range and timbre. The program varied pleasingly from Old French to Art songs and Operatic arins. showing not only tlie singer's art urn! tone quality but excellent dramatic ability. The flexibility of her voice is marvelous and her execution bespeaks years of Study. Miss Olive Hill as ac­ companist deserves great praise for Iter •ympathetic work. She has good technic und Interpreted tlie difficult music with much understanding. A So cial Program At the Congregational church next Sun­ day night Rev. George B. Waldron will outline what he. believes should be "A Social Program for Sanford" under the Men's Religion and Forward Movement A cordial invitation is extended to all. and men ore especially Invited. Services begin nt 7:30 Pleoso not the change in Good flm e Assured time. In the morning Mr Waldron will speak The Luyul Order of Moose will have Sunday schoui lunch and a good time generally in their on “Some Foolish People hall tonigiit. All members are urged to opens at ten Profeaeor Maris Bible class Is well worth attending. be present. i ' - 1 : �-y : SSP * . '.^ v ^ y ✓ • * - . . trtmon to th* young people. At the SunJay morning services Rev C. A. Sounder* preached’to 0 full hbuse. The many friend* of Mi** Bertie Riley will be glad ta hear that »he will not have to undergo on operation for her eye* os wn* at find thought, hut will under treat­ ment for 3 or I week* yet. L. Y. Bryan who ha* been real sick with an attact, of Grippe i* *otne better to the grntlfacation of his many friend*. Mr* Mamie Tolar of Sanford wu* out Sunday to *ee her *ick brother, Mr. Hryoh. Mr. Leslie Bryan came out ol»o to *ee hi* father. Mr*. Chas Lord made n living trip tu .Orlando Monday tn *ee bet sister Mil Bertie Riley at the Church and Home Hospital. Quite a number n number of people from Sanford and West Side attended cJ U'ch here Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Mc­ Bride. Mr. and Mr* I V. Slenstrom of We»f Side and Mra, Metier and Mi»» Leola Evan* of Sanford. C. R. Ijord who is with Mr. Karel in charge of the convict camps Jit Winter Garden I* home on the tick list this week. Ml*a Sarah Smith of I’nola, o|«ned her school here Monday of lust week for a Spring term of three months, with an alt ml it nee of twelve scholars. M a rch (5, ^ O ur C h a rg es a r e C o n siste n t with th e S e r v ic e W e R e n d e r . Set* Our L in e B e fo r e B u y in g . DRY GOODS MENS’ C L O T H IN G C O A T SU IT S SWEATERS BLANK ETS GLO VES NOTIONS H E A V Y UNDERWEAR A F ull a n d C o m p le te L in e. EVENGELI ST BASS A. Mettinger D e C O T T E S County Solicitor—.Candidate for Reappointment G O S S IP ^ O U R CORRESPONDENTS THAT MAY OD MAY NOT INTERES! mi L ’V MOORE’S STATION Special ormpoodence to Th* llsrald Rev. Wildmnn [«reached here Sunday. Rev Charnclle 11. Summers will begin a service of Gospel Services hrte Sunnay March. 17th, at 3 p. m . continue on through the week beginning Monday evening 7:30. Everybody come All nre welcome. The Socialists will hold a'meeting here at the church Saturday evening the Ifith. A son was borti to Mr and Mrs Godwin March 6th Robert Brown of Orlando is the guest of his sister Mrs J. F. McClelland. Mr. und Mr* Ju n e s Brill nnd little daughter have moved from Oklahoma and taken up their residence at the Sj«eer house an Miller Avc. Mr Brilt is a brother o( Mr Wesley Brilt. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Kllswnrth Jr., on Bcardnll avenue it I* set in n forest of live oaks, magnolias [minis and j other native growth. Sorrento Snap Shot* Jam es W. Sanders, ihc well-known far­ mer, dairyman and grovu caretaker. Is out for the biggest yield of corn ever known in this vicinity—fifty bushels per acre, at lenst. J P. Delnhutity raised on' Mr Coo|ier*B farm in this town one yenr two watermel­ on» that weighed re»[>eclively M)7 and U7 [xninds. They were »hipped to his son nt Pittslon, Pa. Thomas and Jesse Battle have moved into their new liouset on East Sorrento avenue. 1 0 6 to 110 W e s t F irst St Women Should Know This Thougand« Who W ere Weak and Suffering Well and Happy J M. BASS Do you suffer with periodical bssdaohst? I)o you complain of •l••pl••lne■l and usrvousne«»’ Have you begun tu bave spells of dlxilness and » ’ Kano's Naw Health has never yet failed t<> give trln f1 u ■. r iiiBtlt sands of women well Tut S andcksvilu: Gtorcian S ays:— • util' If |t was not invariably successful It could not hr miM I* "Rev. Bass is o man of wonderful guarantee to refund money on first bottle If It did not ire* * o’ h«t sail spiritual power nnd he [«reaches the truth class offered to women were sold In this way thrlr w ■I > • ;c toes without fenr or fnvor. In all probability hi vs to go out of business he hns the record of t«eing the most suc­ If you are weak and nervous or If there Is uu> di 111 ...... '/' 4 cessful Evangelist in the South His hi»»* N t■aitkii It *C meetings in uther cities have nil been with periodical pains, use Rene's New Heeltb and ser « It it-» ^uiokof roi chnrncterirrd by n genernl "cleaning up" cure you and make you'wall. The sooner you Start taklt nmnng the people to whom he [«reached will ba free from auffarlng and a seeking after righteousness Ills [«reaching serves to quicken the con­ F lo rid a ifo r tl sciences of his hearers In n most remark­ For Sale By W m. G. Aldridge, S a n f o r d . able mnnner. Under his [uwerful pun­ gent denunciation ot tin. men and women have been known to come forwurd and WANffD—AGIIVE MANINEACHL0CAUTY fall prostrate at the alter, seeking for­ Tu Join this Society. Hick, accident, giveness. death benefit». And Introduce our Memberships. All or »pare Urns ffiO to f300 a month. Every M em ber se­ cured give* you a steady monthly In­ come. Experience not needed. W rit* for plans Itoi DK 293, Covington. Ky. ------------------------- --... |. Sorrento wants, and exj«ecls to have It should have been reported in lust weeks Issue that the Land Development Co . nnd soon, Sunday mull arid n telegraph sta­ Ward and Dutton had In each 55 acre* of tion. tomatoee instead of 40 acres. Cliff Woodin rind F. Waterhouse have In driving through this part of Sanford bought n boat and will start in a few day* one notices many homes and farms are via. the Blackwnter and St. Johns, for named It gives a dlstinctive'alr too place. Hasting* on business bent. It is early in the season yet, but if pres­ Among them we know are (lie following: Mr. ond Mr* G. L Maris delightful home ent prospects hold good,,Sorrenio will ship "Lake Cottage" located between the beau­ out along in June on enormous crop of tiful lakes Silver and Onora. Dr. and Mr* watermelons. W. A. Minmck, "Minnlck Place" has As an cgg-shlpping point Sorrento is probably been visited more by sight seers more than keeping up li‘s reputation. The and bomeseekers than any place about egg product is a big item In this vicinity, L?' Sanford it Is one of the "Sion places" in nnd certainly Increasing. this locality. Another pretty place Mr. The roof is on the big Battle fiwmill. and Mr* JV. W. Miller home has been and a commodious office building is in given the nome "Georgeiannn Farm" process of construction. celery, citrus fruit* and roses are grown It is said that Deputy Sheriff Wilcox In profusion at their home. Miss C. B. T. will re-enter the turpentine business, In Clay has given her artestic home the • ; ’ name "The Bungalow in the Wlldernea*" Hamilton county. ■ Mr. and Mr* J , C. Smith on Cameron J . B. Delahunty is off to Coronado on an­ avenue call theirs "Twin O ak*" An­ other fishing trip. other pretty Cameron avenue home Is the Flab place a successful celery garden, CBCNEZCR NOTES g j * quite appropriately named "Sally Ray To the Editor of The Herald: Fafm ." Mr* Ella Greenland* place lias The ahowen we have bad is putting B f e 'i ~ proved a wonderful garden for lettuce r v ‘,-*«nd ha» been named "Letesponte Farm good season In the ground, and the farm­ Ii.I m .u Iu I mean* rv,Ann. ’Lettuce *f L'n....1 Interpeted Farm', TV The ers are busy getting in the field crop of Welker home on Richmond avenue Is watermelons, mushmelon* corn, cow called "Ohio Farm". B. W. Herndon's peas and velvet bean* also In the gardens There ore TWo Kinds of Chill Tonic Kt "Lone Palm Farm." Harry Wards many are planting, string bean * okra.' PLANKS AND OTHERS Ki J" taf?"*i “Hoosler Farm " and 0. E. Walker's two squashes and Irish potatoe* '^ Th e old rellabe Planks Chill Tonic la _■ form«, "Shawnee Farm" end "Topeka Rev. Blackburn our P. E. for this dis­ Guaranteed to drive out Mhlaria to cure new Place" are all situated on Bcardatl Ave. trict was with us Sunday night, qnd held CbliU, fever. Cold* and Gripv your money •» -ti REPAIRING McCalPs Magazine and McCall Patterns IFor Women Have Move Friends than any Other mujiazinc or pattern* M cC all* Is tlio ieliable Fashion Guide monthly In mie million one hundred thousand home* Beside* showing all the latest designs of McCall Pattern*, each ¡»sue is brimful of sparkling abort stories nnd helpful information for women. “ ■J* f I"«W«| s»r i m U it* ctUbnls* McGill Vai urn a I « « . »11 4** rilttrn« i f « , t| uba, l»o nuYornmNatd. Nno« BMKar Itun I] ctOU. Bai tn«u foul dulrr, orp i null (roan y-v A wJ , J. S u m m e r or Winter we can supply y»»r w,mts Automobile line. If V‘,H wa rent A Motor For An\ Purpj»» we ore ot your service wit J very best cars. We never If you are in trouble «nil u hour of the night or tluy- Stnford Machine &Garai« C«inp|,T PHONE 331 M c Ç A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E 230-246 W. 37th S t, New York City , r —«—ia —: ; Mr. Word has a Pine way Ave, farm call­ the business meeting for the quarter, af­ beck if it doeaqiL l$c ond 50c pa* bottle. New goods arriving s t W. W. Longs ed "Palm Garden.” "Wildwood Nook" Is ter which be preached ■ vary interesting Ask your Druggist. * fri-tf Grocery — give him a call, frl-15-tf w. . '. ^ : X+iy, , _______ * 4 . ' -V- ■ - , -V* •, • : >--• ' r«d-- Haw Unu Made The Official Bonn! of the Metlio »1*« fCI in* * dist Church have just arranged with of the Inevitable approach of narvouinaaaa and dabllltv' . J Evangelist.I M. Bass of the South » v rpftjf George IXiwIer has bought the Bulls Go at once to your drugglat and get a bottle of the m»»* * Georgia Conference, and Prof. O. W. atlva within the reach of womankind today. Get u tn f 1 • ItTllOl >»* place West of town. Stapleton of Mncon, Gn . to hold n Health, and aa thousands of othsr auffarlng, half de»p<iitut ••n* t* •«111•»n hift George Battle is making extensive i in - series of Evangelistic ‘ Meetingo in done before and thousanda more will do, you will find in 11% e nlltt [Movements on his recent 1(1 acre put chase. the Methodist Clinch, Beginning qualities the womanly health sad strength you desire Take Keno’a New Health and you will And (bat It - u fi. .<■ • A large addition is being jnndc to the May 2flth. . (tiri relltves Beauty. Profuae, Painful, Irregular or Huppri—— ' Ma. • bouse I jitrr a fine residence will be hmli, Mr Buss is one of the South s I ly Periods. Constant Waarlnaai and Weakiuia* Iteiu perhaps on the old hotel site « Èli niosl gifted platform speaker* as I Dual Violent Headaches, Palpitation of the Heart I . i * u* UH ' The irregularity of th* evening passen­ well as a must successful Evangelist \ Groins, lyeitcorrhea and all lofiammatlona. Direr at Ini, *iIt ger train on ihc A C Line is a serious and Prof. Stapleton, as a Gospel Vagina and Uterus. The beat teat that can be applied to Reno's Nr«* Urn 'll » v, hip Ü detriment to SorTcnto [atopic who visit Soloist has few equals. to uuk lll.ll>« TUI tifosi Many woman used only this simple, wonderful mcdlrlnr to Sanford on business; as many do. If the The church going people of San­ and well. If there Is the remotest doubt lu your mil 1 . r if* 11,risai plri trains arc on lime passengers can have a- ford will hear these men with de­ efflcaoy, th* guarantee under whloh It la sold should t> .„ e .. . i,t tu loda« bout six hours in Sanford ond be hack light. you to try It. R. Homrighou* has exchanged his farm near here to the Swope Land Co., for property In Wichita Kansas. Miss Fish of Comeron Avc . ha* been entertaining a frirnd Mr* Taylor of New home at 7:10 p in But the returning train is usually anywhere from one to thrre York City hour* late Mrs, C C Worthington of Lake Ortora Sorrento needs u good hotel There is a and her guest Miss Evans of Cincinnati. Ohio were entertained at Incheon at the good opening here for a prnperiy-krpl lin­ Ellsworth homo on Beatdull last Thurs­ tel, and the right man can't siarr in any loo soon. day. uJffv-«*r Always A t Y ou r S e r v ic e . COMING TO SANFORD GEO. ; DO IT NOW for THIS pa per : �TME SANFORD HERALD • CASH AND CASH AND INSTALLMENT INSTALLMENT Ice Boxes, Water frigerators. and • Make Your Selection •? * - * Coolers W hile W e Have the Sizes and Prices. F irs t St. and P alm etto A v e S an fo rd , Florida f CASH AND CASH AND INSTALLMENT INSTALLMENT HOW ROBBERS MET D EAT H ,* _ End of T ehaklrdjall and HI. C om p .r v Ion. S trictly A cco rd in g Bandit Tradition. Care of 8ho»». Evening »ho«» »tumid he wrapped In tl»»un p»[»er, und w hite sh o es will turn yellow u n ie .. Inrnued In blue paper tin mo»t Ughi »tue' leath er a »t»it or stnln ran be w ash ed off, but w here (hl» I* Impamilhle or the »hoe I» too lutili) »oiled It I» (letter to dye It a darker color or black Varltiu» »hoe dve» I an lie purchased and with a retienili of rullìi turn and then you h ave prtii Until) prut Idiot for yourself a ; n"l) liVxt Mf-nitUHl dl i» ^ Wltli lit ^ (|ff (i to •* Tcliaklrdjall, the terror of the ru-ar *b »i. the m oat notorlmiH and blood'btrsiy vt m odern brigands, la no mote H»> died na he liv e d In nil • ho »'»incur of san guin ary melodrama. t>*ellcr. In Asia Minor ran m** drnw «c ea.li'r'b reath than they Imw- !•••• u able to for ye lira W ealthy mer< bant» uf Smyrna, who trem bled for ib elr boards, may sleep In peace. T raveler« over the lonely roada In the n eigh b or­ hood of the Anatotln mountain» need r.ot urge on their »teed» bo appre­ hensively— T rhaklrdlnll nnd hi* hand lurk no inoro In their old strongholds. Their deed» will figure ronaplruounly In the tule» that white bearded Arab» tell night nfler night to c ir c le s of c»fe auditor» IJke the Him k ikruglss, the name of Trhaklrdjnll «III altvnyn (julet the fretful T u rk ish child In 11» cradle Home women will perhaps heave a nigh of sen tim en t for on» who, ferocious outlaw that he wnu, treated them with extraordinary gal­ lantry. They, at least, knew them»elyes to bo safe from hTs hands. Tor them, Tchnklrdjnll was not the brigand but tbe squire of dame», a man to be counted on to revenge their wrongs, aa many n local Lothario had mason to know. Nay, more than that, frequently he was their good genius. Many a -maid owes ber dowry to Tchaklrdjall’a generosity with hi» Illgotten gains. It Is a pity that Edmond About Is not aljvo o t.d o ju stice to TchnklrdJsU’a memory. T he author of “The King of th e Mountains" would have understood him. His ablo pen could bate Immortalized him like no other. 1 deed, he did i SPECIAL PORTABLE No Wonder We're Proud of It K iln .iiiiv iiin l iin ip tin te LAM P .il» .it . lim ili'tei l/iil Ami'll' .in nen » ertili It punished the Hurhary pirate» when Living vs. Riches, HOME If you «ant to make a living, you England and Spain preferred to pay tribute tu them It won about all the have to work for It. while If you want glory on the American »Ide in 1ki :i. to get rich you mual go about It In ISM aliiarllig the ltrltl»li by beating »(tine ntbri t*»y Life them tin e t e n term» III the c ittì wnr It did w hai tile old wot Id railed im­ In th t 0 im « Boat portunile In him Lading a long Itile of I'm Ioni w tien my «If« coaRt with man) harbor« It- pipnf Ii„ll> I can never timi u f p i • p . t r e d i i f » In th e li t ' c i S p a llig li . either Town Triple* wur 1111111111111111 in H u m i - e n i i p inphet» a third *urprl»e Today ttiuugli usually classed »eiond In pow "i by »olile i ritiri* third our tiriti probably no superior In morale cipline and equipment STORE OR O F F IC E 494 l i M k r . w . f mid ha» dis­ t„ cook chickens en cnssorolo cbnipllahment In which sh< What 8hs Supposed. Shortly ofter Sir Lawrence AlmaTadema, II. A., waa knighted, ho and Lady Alma-Tadema gave an "a t homo" at St John's Wood Everybody pres ent was congratulating them, and ono lady was very profuae. “Oh, dear Sir Lawrence." sho said, *1 am awfully glad to hear of tbo honor you have re­ ceived. I suppose now that you aro knighted you will give up painting and live like a gentleman " Let us thank heaven that me hat msBcultno I* no worse than It is and of the hat feminine paraphrase the word, of Hamlet when he hold In hi» band the grinning skull of Yorlck: "Now get then to my Indy’s chamber and .tell ber that no m atter what ber bat to this complexion sho must corn« at la s t" . < III L*a 0 * L IH »4 I igktt4 It I» Aajrwktr« H u i.iin L im it fo r M a r ria g e No per »on over SO year* of i»ge can juntry lu Kussla, according to thu law of that country. A FAIR Your M oney OFFER Back if Y o u ' r . Net 8stitfitcT \ \ > prii fo r a ll thè m e d ic in e u»ed d u r ili« the t r ia l, lf o n r reuiedy f a ll» lo c o m p ie te li re lie v e ym t of c o n « tlp a tlo n tV» tnb** iti thè rt«li Voti a re not oh U gni ed io n» in a n y w ny w h n le v e r, tf v o li ai*‘<*pt eur ofTer riiet « a m ie tile b ru n ii «t.'itemenl. Im i we m eati e v i-r i w ord of il f o n it i n n y t h ln e tic m ore fa Ir f'>r voti 1 A itl'i't • .dentine. co m m o n «eti»e treatm ent 1« t i e n i l i O rd e rlle » w hb h a re r n lc ii llk e c a n d y . T tu d r a r t ic a trrltl’ lp le I» n re» ent s rle n l ille d U rn v e r y IIm i I» lu la rle « » . c o lo rir« » , n in i fn«telee»: v e re p ro n otm eed. ve» g e u tlr Brut plen««nt In n c llo te am i p a r t lc it ln r ly ugreetihli- Iti e v e r v wnv T h e v .in ■ ■ ut i mine d lu rrh ri-n nnu«en. tinniteti«’* ever He util t iruerllei* arc pnrnr oinr ty good for children, »ged and delicate perenti* If you »ufTer from diront* or h abit­ ual constipation, or the associate or de pen rient r ¡ironie nttment* »ve urge you to try (telali Orderlle» al our rWk Tie member, yon ran g d them unir al our store 11! ta b id * 10 cents; 3d tab­ lets 26 centa; 80 tablet* 60 cent» Sold only at our atore—The Rexnll Sforo. L R. PHILIPS I* 0 0 COMMISSIONER O F A G R IC U L T U R E A Candidale to Succeed Himself NATIVE FLORIDIAN C om plete Tins Lump is handsomely nicktllcd, height 29 incites, equipped.with automatic sclfclcauitiK needle, gldbc and pump Usual price $ 22 . 00 , \Ve have the best line of Man­ tles and supplies in the South at lowest prices. Estimates and expert advice Free. Standard Light Co. Ill EAST BAY ST. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA A litismess M ad W h o W ill Give u Business Administration Looking for a Good House (o He will Appreciate Your Sup' port in the Coming Primary Ship Your fr u it and Veie tables to? H ero is Ono on.the Best M a rk e t' * •* • Don *t Overlook that subornptloo. If you u • La arretr* remember Ih.t wo can always find good um for the MONEY W r i t * fo r B to n c llo and M a rk a t R e p o rts Today F . G. H E W IT T H .*Au2Xawlîii HlHIMfl • ” 4*• CO. Now Y o rk �•4 ‘ s •»* > V1 J » V » x T V y p i e r n ^ i-m 'U. ^ A- March IJ. * q J THE SANfORD HERALD such officers a t are hereinbefore proVMtd for for There a rc Two Kinds of Chill Tonic the ensuing Incorporels year, and hereafter the annual meeting of the stockholders of tbit corpora PLANKS AND OTHERS WAR IS COSTING ITALY MUCH tino shah be on the Arsi Tuesday In inly of each The old reliabe Planks Chill Tonic Is and »very y*er ASTKLt VI Inf V u i Sum« In Cannonading Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure The highest amount of Indebtedness or UablHIy a t Nothing Mora Vulnarabla Chills. Fever. Colds and Grip, your money to which this corporation shall at any time subirci Than Datari Banda. bock If it does rnt. 25c and 50c per bottle. Itself ab ell he an amount equal to the entire capitai stock of ihia corporation The names and residence* of the »uharrlbing InAsk your Drutffllil. fri-tf corporator* of Ibi* corporation and the amount of Tha oprraapondant of tha LodthmIbe capital stock subacrlted by each are a* fut low* D ali/ Express who U now with tha Notice o f Incorporation o f rtorlda I. N. WhUper. Sanford. Florid» 1 .0 0 0 »bare* Turldah force« In Tripoli **T* that B, A . Hdward. ” | 00O „ Gardens. Incorporated. W. D.Holdoa, * l.ooo tha Turks a ra hoping much from tho Node* u hereby given lhal wo. the undersigned. D Goff. Chester. Pennsylvania J ooat of tha war to u-ily. The war la Intend to apply la lb* Honorable filb e r t W . Oil0 . Packard. Sanford. Honda. 1.000 ibrU t, Govonwr of tbe Slat* of D or Win. at TallnNew York. NTT. .1 T u rk «/ nothing, but tha Ital­ h««»ee. Mar kin.on theMlhday of March. A D J 911. In W rnm * Wksmot the subscribing Incorporator* ians a ra «pending vast sums In lnoeamarne* G * H D B S l N C t ^ ^ ^ ^ r lbti/fullorwlnS •res« hove baeaunui subscribed (heir ■ aunt cannonading a t nothing mora proposed charter. tho original of which In now on I. N. W u n ts . ft A. Itowsau. Tulnarabla tha deaart aands. Tha Ain In tha office of tho Secretary of the S tile of flo r­ W. D H ou». F N. W m rm , correspondent s * S th at there are Ital­ id« • lana D Goer. II A. Hovaip. Para«to. J O P a ian priaonars In tha- hands of . tha W. D. Holms. Gan M Ccwax* m D. Gary. Turks and that th a / a ra wall treated, S tata of Florida. I 0. P am*#». Coonty of Orange. I and ««pads! 1/ tha wounded. Ha then a . M. Oawvas. I hereby certify that before roe. a Notary Public. A m a n or manyen»new or ru jeau * u n o v addat “T h e Turkish doctors hare B. A. Howard. personally appeared J. N Whltner. W W *D°Holden and J. 0 . Packard to ma well known other patients, too. I was In one of have l i r m l to aasu isl» Wo, tha to b« four of tba persons named in oed who sub­ tha medical te n ts'th is morning, and rtbv nnnurintn o u n d r e t la­ scribed their names to tb* foregoing Articles of In­ ths narpoae of (arming a Indy public and corporation. and sever ally acknowleged b*f«re me thara entered a muffled Uttla figure ___o a m r and by virtue o f tba law» of the that they aebootbed and executed the same fur ibe in the dreaa of an Arab glrL Hiding Scat* of Florida, sad do hereby adopt, tba followlal purpose* therein expressed. In Witness Wherrof I have hereunto set ray hand bar faoe, aha crouched on tha floor, A rtld asof Incorporation: and official seal at Sanford. In tha County of Orange. a srio iL and tha doctor, removing bandages The name of thU corporation shell bo Florid* Stale of Florida, on this tbe 14 lb day of February. and pads, showed me a ghastly cavity Gardab*. Inow inn m il sad l u principal place of A»D 191k Mami C In the poor little creature’* shoulder. f e K a h n S t T a l S i « » . Orange C < iim lv !W Notary Public State of ITarida, bal U m a r h are such other office*. afrories My Commission expiren Feb <th. 1913 An Italian bullet had entered—from places of bualneaa In Florrida and In other PENNSYLVANIA. I _ M in d 1—and bad passed through, •tatos of tho United S ute* and In foreign trica, a* tho Board of Directors m ay determine COUNTY OF DELAWARE J making a dreadful wound. I ques­ t i m i n. I hereby certify that before me personally ap­ tioned bar, and tha child, atilt muf­ Tba general nature of tba bualneaa to be trans- peared Jn a D. Goff, lo roe well known to be the fling bar face In bar striped robe, told acted and caoductad by Mid corporraliun «ball be a* poraaa named In sad who subacribrd his name to follows, to wtt: tho foregoing Article* of Incorporation a t a sub­ ma how tha Christian soldiers broke To purchase, bold. own. control, l e v « , rent. »ell. scribing Incorporator, and acknuwlrdged,brfare me mnrtSaSr. exchange and otherwise deal In real ea into her father’s house and killed her late, and any right, title. Interest or ra ta ls therein th at bo executed the Mine for purposes therein •xpreased. mother and sister, and how aha, being In the __ ___________ S late of Florida, nod In other states of tba In WltneM W hereof.-1 have hereunto act my UaKad K a ta s and In foreign countries. hand and official teal at Cheater. County of Dela­ near the door, had run out Into tba To acquire, own. Irate and occupy, farmt, tarro ware. Stale of Pennsylvania, on this the Slh day stre e t 'Borne of the aoldlera followed landa, garden Weds, orchards, groves, ranchea, Of M u ch . A. D 1912 town altra and territories; to lay m i . plat. Improve. |sx»i) (Signed) N ru it M Tonne*» her to the door, and stood there firing Irrigate, drain, cultívala, use, or operate the prop­ Notary Public for Slate of Pennsylvania a t her as ah* ran down tha atreat; erty of tho corpora Iion. or of other«, and to do and My commission expire* Teh 3rd IBIS perform oil thing* appropriate or needful for the and ’At last* said aba, ’one of those development and linpruvrmrnt of tha tam a fur any STATE OF INDIANA. Christiana shot me as you see, bar« In purposes for which lb*£»ams m ay be adapted; to COUNTY OF MARION. ■gNBMSi tha shoulder, and I fall down.*/1 . - us S illabo and dires* tha m«a «gamón to a d u le lot I barehy cartify ih al befor* me peraonaU* u t tbs property of lb* corporstkwi/hr tba Mupam r B TH E CO LE NO. 7 E k- ^ Si H other«, o r to traneoct on oonmjiaslan the general bottata» of real re tile agenti and broker*. To buy. sell, lease, rent and ran »truci house*, teiildlnga, work« and factorisa of any kind on the property of tho corporation, or an the property of others To acquire, own. len e urrupy. use. and develop a lta n o f M o ro co o l i e * « t h e T e l e ­ farm», farm lands, town »lira and territories: to p h on e, W lrcla a e an d A c e ty le n e lay out. Irrigate, drain and tub-divide the same, to ■ D u r in g D a y 's S p o r t operate farms, ranches and orchards and plant*, and eetabllth colonies of Immigrant* To manufacture, produce, purchase, tram ad on Holey TTafld. Bui tan of Morocco, ,om mission or otherwise, acquire, bold. own. man I. pledge, sell, assign. transfer, trade and deal baa evidently mads up his mind to Umber, lumber, naval store*. fertiliser*. iutieri make the best of things and have as alt, fruits, garden and farm products, live slock and all other goals ware* and mcrehandias of ev­ good a time as he can. ery class and description which m ay be calculated A abort tim e ago he expressed tha directly or Indirectly to effectuate Ila butine*! iMue bonds and secure tba sam e by pledget deatre to go partridge and rabbit orTo deeds of trust or mortages of nr upon Ibe whole hunting. To go out without an army or any part of the property held by tha corporata», and to sell and pledge suchi bonds for proper con v­ would have been impossible to him a ___________ Hr*« tor inte use* us____ and when Ibe Hoard of film tort may few month« ago, before the French drtrrm lne, to loan and borrow money on notes, mortgage* and other securities occupation of Fes. But ho started out loads, To guarantee, subscribe fur, bold, purchase or on# morning with a amall escort, and otherwise acquire, sell, transfer, assign, mortgage, pledge, or otherwise dispose of the share* of tha had good luck at hunting, while no capital stuck of. or any lundt. securities and evi­ reballloua tribesm en took a ahot at dence* of IndrUednrs* Issued or created by any rnrppratlon or corporation* of this state, er any him. other stata. cuunlrjr or nilkm. and while tbeownrr At 1 o'clock In tha afternoon he of such tun k bonds, or other obligations, lo esrr all the tights, puwrn and privileges of owner found a tent set tip and luncheon rise ship thereof, and to eserctse voting powers ihernm aenred. On the way heme ho «top­ to the same estent lhal a natural person might or do. ped at a FYench fort, used the tele­ ruuki To rerelve payment of the capital stock subserth phone to call up hla palaco at Fes and e»l fur In money, property, labor or service* at a lust valuation ttirrwif to lie driertnlnrd by the «aw for the first tim e wireless telo- hoard of Directors, to make contracts of any kind graph In operation. whatsoever fur the furtherance of Its businesses and purpose* ami generally to eierrla* »uch powers u After many trials tha operator suo- m ar be Incident lo tha purpose« and business of eeaded In getting Into communication sak] corporation. and to hove, rte r c ts c and rn|»y all right!, powers and privilege* Incident to ruff» with the station on the ElfTol Tower, rations organised and eslstion under the laws of the and tha Sultan aent a message to hla State of florid a. The foregoing clause* shall be m nstrprd at Inde minister In Paris, E l Mokrl. pendent objects, businesses and power», and Ih. Acetylene lamps were used to light enumeration of any iperiBc business or powei «hall not be lirld to limit or restrict In any m annn any hla entry into Fes, and the Sultan was other business or power of this corporation MULEY -HAFID GOES HUNTING f* F- 4 .1 j . ,t r iÀ ■ as pleased over the day’s sport as a ahlid with a new toy. 8 4 i A L L W ASTE NERVOUS EN ERG Y U i ■v«rywh«r* P«opl« Bquandar Th«lr Fore« Naedlaaaly ln«t«ad of Car«fully Husbanding Ik P«opl« «bould bo «■ careful of their n«rvou« energy an of their money, •ay* an English writer. Yet we all wait« It. At tho telephone people talk twica aa loudly and energetically a a Is Decenary. T h a t In to «ay. t h e y nae up twice aa much nervo energy aa tliey need. Three-fourtha of tboaa who bava to catch trains «very morn­ ing apand aa much nervous force to on« day ■« should last a weak. Then, In tha streets, watch how pooPi« Joatlo and puah, and what a lot of naTVe-forca they spend at dangeroo* croaalnga. Why not walk alowfy when tbore !■ obstruction, and wait for tha qulat moment, which always comet, a t the crossing? Everywhere P«opla hurry without nood, getting In­ to a state of nervous tension when leaving theaters, boarding omnibuses, going to lunch, and eipoclnlly when leaving for n holiday. I* ^ L* ; • . i • Iii> .. Tb* smuoni of tli*capital stock al tbit a«|«xa lion shall tv- TWO Mil l.ION IKILLANS ( S2.1>04> OUO 0 0 ). io b* .111 Ioni into twenty thousand iBair» of th* par valu* of On* Hundml• [M im s (» lim o n i each On* Milltoo Dollars 111.000.000 04)1. of Mid rap liai stock divided rito rn thousand aliar** of ll>* Dollars (IIOO 0 0lj each. par value of One 1*91.111 1.000.00) divided into ten thouMiM] shore* tl.Wv. « ipar valu» of 0|p» und m l Dollar« I I I 00 0 0 1 at tho each, shall be p rv frrM ttoek bald preferred stock shall rntltlo the holders tu rorrlverach year out of the net earning« of the cor porallon a fl«e«l yearly dividend of »even 171 uU erntura per annum k for« any d lv U in d i ahall fr poki upon or Ml apart for iht rotnmon ttoek; »uch dUklendr on th« prrfrrffd Hark aboil h« payable tv-mi annually upon Iba Aral day of February and of Auluat of each year, th* dividends osi Ih* pic f " stack shall** be 7 cuimilstlw ao that If In any frrrcd year dividends amounting to »e*en 171 per rent uni shall not Iwpaúl oo such tu rfn rrd stack. Ihe delict ency »hall be a charge upon the net rain in g* of ihe corporation and shall be subsequently paid before any dividend* shall be paid upon or set apart fur the common stork The hnlanca gf the net profits of Ihe cnrpnrailon after tho payment of tho Mid cum nU llvc dividends of oeveh (71 prrcenlum per annum to the huldrrs of prcfrrrvd slock, may lie distributed at divides^! among the holders of the common stock as and when the Board of Director* m ay drtrrmlne The Board of Directors may tell and Issue from time to time suc h preferred stick ao and wh{n Ibe takl Board shall determine, and the vote or assent of tha stock-holders shall not be n ecessary for such Mle or laaoe ' . . . . The holder* of preferred stuck »hall. In case of liqtiidaiioci or diaaeiuiun rf the corporation, bo rn titled to bo paid In full, both tha principal of tbrlr share* and lb* accrued dDIdrmls. Iwfutr aqy am­ ount »hall be paid to tba holder* of the common »lock. Tha holders of Ihe preferred stock shill not be entitled to vote Mid preferred alack in any elec Urns of directors or far ibe management of tha cor pm a-tk ». __¡S prsierre«! stock Shell Iw r n ie rm s U e st thoopThe ikki oI tb* Itoerd oi Dtrmnri ot »ny dlvklcnd poyr t tlmo öfter ihre» yeort front tbe d oleo f iwu* nf isld stock e t per v ale* oI ssld steck ond s premium of flve |S| perewstum, iag*tb»r wllh .11 tb« scrni ctl Intrreet or dlvldetid» M eosnmon ootnr All ot »ny portino of tb* stock al ibi* __ __ _m er. h* P*r*H rails corporation e In reel or person»1 property, or In lebor or o ro 1res. or m ay tw Ittucd or usad lor the punch*M of resi oc poreonsl proper­ ty or lor U * poymrni of labor or servio** ot a Juq utf vsUiBtioQ to bo dotermlnod by tbe Boerd of Dtrecti peaird Oro. M Cunoee. lo me wefT tlthwn io be fflP prraon named In and who suhaeribed hla name lo Ibe forvSolng Artide« of Incorporatlon a t a subacrihlng Incorporato! and acknowledged brfore me Ihal be exncvted (ha tornei,,« thè purpoac* t bere in rxpre-aaed. In Wltnes* Wkereof. I bave bem into set my hand and offidal arai al Indianapolis. In thè Coun ' of Marion. State of Indiana, un ibi* Ut day of sreh. ard i. A D 1912 rat I I Signed I M»tv Strmr» Notary Publiar Stata of Indian* My rum mission espire* Sept l.llh. 11*1 * Frt 5 8 -4 tr d i v e r s i f i e d For Diversified Farming There ore no defecti In tho Colo Planter. . I i is simple, strong I kmj qm and Is rosy to run. Tho Colo plants In Just the right woy Corn I* b eta. Peg. nuts, St«js Beans. Velvet Beans. Cantaloupes and Watermelon» (luti each one of the»e crop« Just as well ns if (t had bean mode specially CTO* k fact, thrre Is n »pedal plate for each kind of seed, and then you cun frrtiii« plant, thereby saving much labor. The Cole hos all the nect-*vir> Imemi Ii number of seed in the hill, the distance apart and the depth <♦» u t adjustments are simple and easy for any farm hand. There are a number of good planters on tho market, but the t„ them duct equal to the Cole. It will poy you to throw any of them iiw,n »Ne Cot» You will make money by doing it. OF HAND PIANTERS W E A LS O H A V E A F U L L L I N E — wa r r r HILL HARDWARE CO. COR. F IR S T A N D OAK U Sanford An Ordinance Prohibiting The Kicking Of Cara And Making Of riy.lng Sw itches Florida E x p e rt W a t c h Wc*i>.iii in;j A l l W o r k G u a r n n i t i ti Section I. It shall he unlawful for any conduc­ tor, foreman, engineer or other person, having Si nd Your Work (o Us and Have It Vm-n.l « — . . charge of the handling, operation or run of any train, passenger or freight or motor car or cars, m kick any ca r or car* or make flying twitches with in the corporate limits of the city of Sanford Pro vtded. however, car* may 1« kicked and flying twitches may be made where tam e ran he done without kicking any car across any of tha streets of the evaporate limits Jewelers, Silversmith* anil lmi»nt Sect ton 2 Any person oon*ict*d ul the vMa lion of the foregoing Section shall be fined not le»« 41 West Bay Street J-n tl *r 1» tbah five doflart nor mure (han fifty dollars or Ini prison*«! not more than thirty day« at the dlarrelion of the Mayo* ng nnllname I I hereby crrtl certify that ihe focegoln duly passed by Ine city council In «-«■Ion on ih. 4 1h day tA Mart h A 1912 iTrAPtwiNi <» rm l^rirt«« M W I/o t u . 1sealI Il Ü |.»h|>Offil At (sAIN F>\IlJ i , FlA . City Cleti Jaiuary ti Ifll2 » Approve.] by me tin« 4th d day of Msnh Manli A li No<Kr It hrrrfty p t r n that Rd«r(n A (ìilt^ri (i W Sev », t » IMI 2 «•how jnjMitiflu'r Afhlrr«« u Sanford fior «la dui S a lt un Ihr f.lh day «»f OrluUr mill Mr in Ihit pfhrr ••«»en «tatrtn-nl and .ij elk-ntjon No. 07S4O lo l-un hmpr thr NW1, of SI. ‘a of NFS* iA SW*.*. 5WcAn Ordinance Providing Fur Ihe Pay ' * T av iik lp t l aonlli Ra*|v II ^«»? T.illa nrent of Sanitary And Garbage luxes IiA««rr MrrktUn. ansi itsr IKn'«*r |f»rrrtm uo«lrr ibe luobUkmf of (be art of luor 3. 1578. and acta At a Specified Time am rrdatory. kno«*n a* ihr “Umber and Stof»« a! »orh^tilor a t might hr fitrvl by apSection I * All garbag- and •attllarv i » t r , thnll I.«» be* payable In «dvano* on or br/or« inr I5ih tU> pralfrmrnt and th a t i>«n tuanl tu auch applk*.illon (hr l.-ipd «imI tinifMr ibrm in have Urn aipfaiacol of (lie first numih of u k Ii uuailrr. and any prnou il Fi»e Mundrrd r » m iy lh>Jlar« Ihr llmfwr ra Rrm or corpor «linn who f«11• to pay t«id t«rb«#r iluiafrd 40 (XK» fn»ard frri at $ 1 0 0 |^r M. and «nd «anitary ( a i r t on or brforr ««U lirnr «hull 4IMNWI Uiard irrt .«i $2 *»<» |w» M and (hr land I** rrajulfraj arx)* r*»fTiitvIlctT lo p«y twriily five that «Atri 4|«(S St till «»III ssflrf f\UB| |.fyu/ i f n l t Biltjiliooal m a (triigll* for not i*A>ing ««»*} S2V*‘ •n sni-i- rt hit ••tag»4«a ni** n misi sworn «ln(rm«*nl («An« on t«*f'»r«> Ihr ISih *l«y of thr m»i > ti (ft. .?• M ft s|ng ..'M m * 1**1 2 I» (tur I h rr lrr l.s f in ft«td gu«rlrr Snllim 2 Any p m oii. Rrm mrjMifgHon »lm ihr cirruii («uri al Ofliiods« I U . Any i«*-rfctHt >« iyt Ii! « m ( in gsfti*«*a| ii.it purrliat^ lit*-« nol (>•> •A»«! gNft.Afir rnvd »«nilarv Iarab by ihr IAft any of Ibe fir»t m«mlh ip baKJ t|uAMrr Iwfkifr entry f*» inliinir • t^nctfr-fl at *»ny liuir |rb»ir patrni itaupa. f>y Rhng a («>rrwf-s«alr>t a ft» «hall upon contkcllon Ibrrcof. be (lord no< inorr lb«n ten dollar* ($ 1 0 0 0 ) or IrnprMonrd not more daail In Ihàa ofhrr* allrglng farla «hlch would dr* fr; f r , n r > limât S Cmm . than ten day*. In the ditcrtlkm of lh* Major fri 36 Vt-p# Kcglatrf I hrrrby rrrlifv lhal ibr furgaing ordinane« «ta» duly * by ihe City Council In i r t tk n on ihr 4th day of March A I) 1912 (S ca“li |S I W U n ru . Notlr.p CMy C irri Aj>prnvrd by mr this 4 1h day of Marrb A U ln I ou nfy .ludge* ( (Irs. i ge U m i i I f lurida mi Tu 1» lilis.n M. M.IUn an*t *11 whnrtl 7 . cern <; w Sri m u 5 3 41 Mayor Vllirro», M 1 K.4<ii. whi as adrolnlstrtlor of l'.f r s ls 'r of (fuCii* M, MllUn. dreeased ha« Aled |r.l» (w ii |m4i lo m uir « t o n .11 th« bsnd« v i Ihe . 1! ! ,'* " * 30,1 "• * ' 11 B,vl l*o > debía of Macgir An Ordinance Proltlblllng The Sale of JM!, .Minian ,|rvrt..„l .r,r fi9l.iwt.ig d**cri|«-d r,-»i reiste of Ibe «sM Magcie McMlilsn. lowit Near Beer on Sunday '> « . 5. Tlrr 7 of i; R Trsffufdt map of Be It ordained by the Mayu* snd Cily C«iunctl of Ssnlont. s t rerordrd ln l’lsl Ibnk II page III Sanford. FIs Disng* County Rerord« , Section I: Thai II shall be unlawful lu* any Tb*se sr* therrfure loclt* you lo appesr teíore CandifJuli person. Arm or rorpoaatlun. brlween tha hours ul . “.."Ti.'?«0" '■f. í" h >fr tire IHth dsy of Trhfuary, 1? o'clock Saturday night and 6 o'clock Moodsy A D 1912. and Ble objeettoos. if yoq bsve sn y . to morning, to sell or to dltpooe of In any manner, C o n g r e s s m a n -«if -Large ,h l* Petition, otherwise the sànie tbe beverage or drink cqmraonly known as and III tw (ram n i a t prayed * termed Near Here. Wltne«* my hand a t county judge of said court 1912 Section 2: Any preton. Arm or cor.wtalion who snd tb* teal of said court this the 30th day of Is n -I sells the drink known as Near Beer during the e*ry A D 1912 W It Am*. 1 hours named In the proceeding section. up.ei con­ (reali viction thereat, shall be flrxii not less then 1 2 3 .0 0 frliic i ( o u g h t l o r t he Peopl » s nos more then $ 2 0 0 .0 0 . or imprisoned not more then 9 0 day«, at tho discretion of the Mayer. H» »»U I hereby certify that lbs loregutnl ordinance wst (o r s la y«« dMy passed by the City Cou be Ctly Council on Ithe 4th dsy of MaréÜA. D 1912. • o n t l n u a t h i s a s m « lig h t In ihs (Seal) M W Luvxu, Approved on the 4th day of March A. D 1912 e a r n s f o r c e f u l w n y i C o n g re » * G W . Si rn e u , 33-41 Mayor Engraving, Clock and Jew Hi > !’• t GREIiNLBAF & C R O 'in (.). for P rim a rie s An Ordinance Prohibiting The Ing of Concealed Weapons Vote for L'Englo Carry- and Blrd’a Homs Instlnoi, Ds II ordained by Hie Mayor and Cily Council if Sanford. Fla Spectators at n flr« wltncssad an Section [; Whoever »hall secretly carry arms lntsrestlng, If traglo, example of the of any kind on or about bit person, or who shall b sve concealed on nr about bis pertoa any dirk, ■ctlons of n bird which waa guided pistol, metallic knurkl*«, slung shot, bilIre. rase» only by the Instinct that It« boms or other weapon, except a common pocket knife, shall b* punishad. upon conviction Ihereof, by a w u »» dangsr. Th« flsmss had befin* of not less then * 2 5 0 0 , nor mare then ISO CO fnn to ersep along th« sdge of th« or by prtaonment not exceeding 9 0 day*. Atncu IV. I hereby certify that the forrgolng ordinance was tow«r and tv sry shlngl« .on th« roof - This corpor si ion thtll coatlnue end bsvv full r tha City Council o on ' tha 4 th d a y of WM Puffing « UtU« Jet of flam«, power to o xo rcto o lU corporei» rqtbu an d frsM h lsrs for s period of niest y o le » ( 9 9 ) y e a n from sod M. W .L s m u . IS* all wb«n down wheeled a ytlgeon which after th* corarotmwroent of Its oorp orau exlitrnc« • , City Clark. had been dislodged from tbs tower Arncvx t Approved 4th day of March A. D. 1912 G. W .S ra tcta . *nd lit In the midst of the fire and .2 tbit Ih corporation «boll b* euoductThs bus In rtt at 8 3 -4 1 Mayor. I vire«moke. Picking lu way along, utter e d b ffbe fullowlngofflrerTR ot di­ oblivion« to the flamea that must rector«. 4 * of i not l«e« U«n Sve.lJ») or no* more tbso l.oMcri of «M o r An Oidlnance Prohibiting The Sale of ( 9 ) director«, »b o *b*U b* boldf< h a r t been singeing t u feather«, ths nine I.« ccrporsiloa. to me»» *b»re* of common snick of tb* cor; lnt«*lc«tliig Liquor» Plf«on went straight for lu n s s t A baotsetod Annually by said » lo c k bloild s s u t me r« * • elected f H tb* i n t «n asal meeting af tb e atock bolder* tie It ordained by Ik* Mayor and City Council <j tongu« of flam« leaped out end ths ■ Until borsmafiss .p ro ik ic d lor. snd u n til th e ir sue Sanford. Fla. pigeon soared Into the sir. Then, u ora elect ad sail b n*l qua! q u illd c l. Ihe o ffio -rt of this C tlun 1: That whoever sells nr cause* to be ration »boll be: re tplritout and vinati* or mall liado*» la the if Irresistibly drawn' into It, the bird 1 N. Whltnar. Ptooldrot d ry cd Sanford, lipasi conviction thereef. shall ba dived Into th« furnace beneath end It A Howard, Vleo-Fr»*ld»ol punished ' a hoe of oot lets then 1 3 0 .0 0 . tue ino D Cuff. Treasurer tbgn 3 0 0 .0 0 . or by Imprlsoonrent not *«• disappeared from sig h t—Pasadena ] 0 . Packard. Secretary. reeding lay*. News. J . N^WkltThe Board of Dlractan «ball be I hrrrby errilfr th a t tba foregoing ordinance w it J do m no D . G off, A. Howard, VF. 6 , H aitaa. I M City Cqpndl M the l' 4th day of ' 'rand o d Geo. j.ore.d B.-Packard Geo M. Conner Conner. 1912 M. W. Lorru_ Tbo^flretor^aaMotion x^retln^of thlo oorparatkm A a Kxcspti«n. ' Clerk. t girl la s «banning sight tBLki an tba 4th day of Marrii.1 A, a •zespt on th« back of a piotorcycls.—Detroit Tr— Pr«M. p l a n t e k .«tr™1 STJM THAT C H tC K I INC ACCOUNT NO*-, r NosrtrtA T DAY F 1UID Ir/THOUT IT YOU U A K l i O U l UN-, NICUSA n r IXPIND rw H K-E X P I N V I • TUXU THAT WOULD HAITI BLLN AYOIDtD If YOU HAT) TO tTOf fo r D la lri® * TOO Don’t Take It For Granted In (hat Just baenuao y o u *f® business, every t><« I» i » « * k1* n u f of ths (««A. h o u r *1 ba tho BoesT In i*10 n uyfLoof but (h e r will rcnitt in o n •f® •helves unle»« 0 >c p r o P>* told about them A D V E R T IS E If you want »«» n ie rc h a n d l» * ’ . , V -P rw *. M. B . T O L A R , ■I A'i’ '•'**¿4 c h o ic e C o n g rs s s n is n O .W . * . jj. your Sr*- •* j •«■'•wV t iis^Ciis^r . .... I . .4 4>V« your i h tb * throufb buyers In t h e i r h o«»* t* tbe columns of 11Hi s I' A Pd*d nod o o every dollst e x p » 0. J» o ** y o u 'l l r « « p * an d lv k to o d . �Jv . " Hif ! IS. 1912 Tilt SANfORD HERALD upstairs In Ihe prrwni locution We wtsli to thunk nil in Sanlurd and vicinity who have been patrons of the gullery in years past for ibeir custom and to com­ mend Mr Leigh to them both as un «•* perienced and able photographer und us a pleasant grntlrman Mrs J C . Fred I* • Mary II und Corrir l. Lnsimnger The young people enjoyed one of ihcir 45-Frt-Oip pleasant dances in the hall. Thursday Do you need shoes? Get them at re­ evening. duced prices at Woodruff's 18-tf Mrs. II- A. Hill and daughter. Miss Olive, Cos engine repairs Sanford Machine left yesterday for the West coast, where A Gnrugc Co. fri-48-if they will spend several weeks. OVAL ( Few E n g lis h V is it N e w fo u n d la n d . Although New foundlund wus visited by 6.000 tourists und sporlstiieti last »enr. only about 100 were Englishmen V a lu e of E n co u ra g e m e n t Kvervthlng good In n mnn thrives tient »hen properly rerognlxed—Tltn- . of by Tltcmnb Proverbs and Phrases When u mnn Is no longer anxious Have you tried the Simne House! Ith to du better than well lie la done for. Mr. and Mrs. C *W. Whipple, of HlngII 1C Hay dun hampton. New York, nrc spending the and Palmetto If not gel a meal ticket 34 lf month of March at Comfort Cottage. % Order your »|viiig sun through oor Mrs. H. H. Aill and Mrs. K. C. Abbott, Democracy and Wealth left Thursday afternoon for Ovcido. where Custom rnlloriug Department and secure Anatolo France said that “In every they will be the guests of Mrs. D. (J. perfect tit. perfect style and the fullest wollordered stato wealth la a sacred satisfaction Cull und see the new spring thing " But ho added. “In a demo­ Smith for several days. nnd summer woolens they're ilir most cracy It la the only sacred thing " The Sanford Music Club will hold their beautiful and exclusive in town Mr. regular meeting at the studio of Mrs. R. U. Lee will be hi town ut our store Fannie Munson Saturday afternoon at 3 Welcoma Passing. Friday and Saturday I5th. nnd I6th. with o'clock sharp. Mrs. T. A. Newton, lender. It looks as If 4ho day ■wara past Strauss Brothers fullline. Mr l^e is an Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Ferran. of Lustis; expert cutter right from the house und whan all that was required to make a oartain style of actress was unplcusMrs. Jasper Bell and Miss Stockard. of will be glad to sliovy you this exclusive aat notoriety and a nervy manager. Atlanta. Georgia, with Mr. Frank Wright, line of woolens, only the ties! I0(1 per of Orlando, were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. cent "pure wool" fabrics used Call at I). L. Thrasher Wednesday. Palmers A Seigh s nnd place your order Mrs. Inez Chcncvert and little son. Jack, for spring 55-lir are visiting Mrs. Chenevert's mother. Mrs. Lend A Hund Club Stevens, oh Melonville Avenue. They In trying to live up to the name of All Local Advertisements Under This will spend some time In Florida, before llu-ir rhib the member» of this enter- Heading. Three Cents a Line Each Issue returning to their home at Defiance. Old». p fin n g »rguiii/ otioii tire planning to lend Wanted—A top buggy, must lx* In lirsl The farming spirit is rife among the (| |tlltM( (ll ttmissi n t h e h»usewivr> of class condition, write giving full parti­ citizens of Sanford. J II Overman Sanford, plan and prepare th ru Sunday cular« H»ix 11mI Sanford Fla ,»f> .Tie almly Informed us this week tliui iiv the dinners Willi that end in view tlp-y will Gixxi Chance for Gcucral Mechanic—I rlm.pf managing thg P ro g re t^ iu iu have on sale OukFF^piea safiuls. ' hreud jvish-to nell-mj^tmxs^ijJ'TlteFiS It Shop" laundry he~had planted several ncres to and hakerl Ix-uns. at the store of J. I). plenty of work nil tin* time, small amount cucumbers and corn nnd other "garden Roberts on Saturday afternoon hi charge of money needed, gixxi reason« for sell­ _ ss • , ing. C. A. Smith. 111 Sixth St. 50-tf 1811. of some of the memliers of the club For Sale—A pretty Florida home on It's n pleasure to feel, when you meet They desire •lint the ladies will re Silver l-iikr (' F Wtlltame Box 823 * Id if people, that there s nothing the matter mrmhei these »air» and everyone, givi- Sunfiiul Fla . ur jihone 201 One id ilitmusi Miitulile tracts u( land with the way your clothes fit. that the them their |iolr»uugr in Florida, near ilie Ix-niiiiful liulina River, •lyle Is right; that the fabric»* look a» if How o | k*ii for sale If you wont gixxi Helping Hand S ocie ty you hadn't economized too much Hail I lie Helping I limi S.» lety of tin- Hip lulid |xett> venery l|eallli mid i oinforl» | do m il let th is o iler »lip hy W rite to .1 SihafTnernnd Mori nnd Soclriy brand list .~ltiir.li li.'ld thru irgul.ir meeting at I F S u n d e ll, Idike M ary. Flu (7 tf clothes give one that pleasant feeling of tile home of Miss .limillic l.llllg liiesduy I txiughl five tracts of lin e laud tlirqe te-uig right Suits SIS On to $30 on at evening I he Mission study wus (.*»( yearn ago I unproved and t u lliv a le il Palmer A Seighs. 55 lie W ell lix.'ate<l I w au l one lo r a (Mined, ns tin- Society are (Miictieiug songs them Wade, me Tuner. Orlando if wl.u-h m he home and tru ckin g S»*e me for bargains on other» l.r v i llin fo rd lu«t » m ill of Wr are r«|utplied 10 handle your rrpinr hel.l by the *ixiri> in ihr chon h very (e y s ta j lie F iic tn t) 27 if work San foni Machine fl* Garage Co. mmiii \iirr the jua. tic was over the Ihjtit forget to try the dried chipped frt-48lf young |x*»pl«> elipiyisl a vet y iiilerrstiug lie f f — ch lplx-d w hile yon w ait at W W 15- if It's u pleasure to (eel. when you meet f lower contesi ’ of win. h M iss D aisy ll«-tls U m g s grocery Ten acres ol good land lor »ale at ii people, tliui (here's nothing the matter was Hie fori lilia le wmu.*r a liti, also of (lit* with the way your clothes lit. dial ihr ( . n il ) vase given f..f the lu ir e Mrs K b a rg a in Three ners*« cleared and crop|ie»l Ia s i sr-iisnu \ It under fence Near slyle is right, tliui the fnhricr look as if ( M axw ell c o iitrilo ii.-d to the pleasure of load in g «lu tin ti on tra c lio n lin e »Mliinsl tou hadn't econoini/ed too iiiuili. Hurl the eve n in g hy several d eligh tfu l recita given aw ay P a rtic u la rs ill lle ru ld tirili« Las» ti tieni g esp ecia lly enpiyetl *v<IntfTer ami Murx ami Society liraint A d elicio u s s.du.I course was served O llie r For S a le — F u ll hlixxl l.n g li« h Hull P ii|iclothe» give one (hat pleasant feeling of punch was r i(oyed during even ing \'u k / • I ■ Iwiug right. Suits 11.».on in $30 oil ut A ls iiit I went) liv e ilir t u lir r s of the Soci |iu*s P O B*n 1 1 8 3 Sanford n u iie n ii II | 8| |i e l) and in v ite d friends were present Palmer 0s Seighs % .IS Itc WANTS Colug—Going—Al reduced i«rici*a! All kinds nl slmes ill Wixxlruff’» tH tf All kinds of repair work. chine A Garage Co r Sanford Ma­ h most dt-lighiful progrum Saturday afterfrt-48-if I I. Woodruff is going to move S|*i~ ml |wices on sho«t. 48 if .11»|> Dull—Reineckt* Minn Howurd ItriHikrt—Ryder K o llilr r n Hrodv G a id rn of M rh x ly — S u d d s R u th K n iin rr W hi»|x-inig l^ * n v rs - B rlir M u rrirl llu rro lil M ini» ^oodlund Purk on the West Side wlmh isuved so po[Kilnr last season will reopen on the 17th with n swimming |iool. dune I mg pavlllion nnd many other attrac­ tions. 53-Itc | Order your spring suit through our Constom Tailoring Department «n l secure perfect fit. perfect »:yle und the fullest sninFactlon. Call ami see the new •pring and summe» woolens they're the most beautiful nnd exclusive in town. Mi R. B. Lee will be In town ut our store lnday and Saturday Iblh, and IGth, with Stiauses Brothers full line. Mr. Lee is on **pert cutter right from the house ami *»111 be glad to show you this exclusive hne of woolens, only the best 100 per cent “pure wool', fabrics used. Call at Palmer A Seigh's nnd place your ¿filer for spring. 55-ltc / G«0. B. Ivey has the only White shoe* »hlne stand In the city. In front of his re­ pair shop In Stone A Grove block, near Elks' Hall entrance, corner Palmetto Ave. >nd 1st, St. Shine tlcketa on sale at his •hop, or 'phone Jessie Ivey. Six for 25c Shines on Sunday 10c Sunday hours: 8 *• ro. to 8 a. m. Shoe strings supplied at extra cost Cell phone 266 and Boot Black *riH be sent to your office or house. Hady p- A. P. Shines a Specially. It-p Buxines* Change—Being bnable to conlinoe the buslneea Of photography carried °n by the late J . C. Entmjnger In Sanford since 1883 we have disposed of it to W. IL Leigh who will take charge ■* non as the new studio can be finished Hu- (« » g r a m w as H r tri llow tal D *V»II I t i li » .Sudili Lain I o h lr S< lim oli C n ru lyn S|*riu n Ihr Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living Only $4 Ul> (ter week for the finest table tuiartl in the city See Parker 28 Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, frt-48-lf » r l n l i u i i on A f t r r th r t i o lir *wnig P rr»»»-r» I i l - l M» v V i r a M a rio li F « i» r I >> Don't buy shoes until you have seen WomlrufTa. Special removal prices. 28-tf One and two lyors»- wagons with celery flared side bodies nl Underwood's, fri-7-if ( at Un­ frl-3-tf M m iviiT * «in d io ih r I luh h ad b e rli u llriiilrd «plriididlv r r n d r f r d la Forster came In Wedursdoy night anil irtuitird Thursday to I lie Slit-ller at New Smyrna. Fri-55-tf Autoes and carriage (tainting derwood's. First class work. 110*111 ut Mr* husllM’ H« of Io r v r r y Snip your produce to fi W Judy A Co Iniii|Ht. Fill Write them lor stencil In H V. Lrclllurt Music Club I h r m r iilh r rs ol Ilo- t'r r l l li in Chili g u v r IV u sard I m m ( tir«(ipiII l o r l livr l lr r l h o v r li Mi»» l .t s l r P u n to li Ilurhe— Invention D a u e r — O lxrn Mi«» M n rgiirrt D o v i » S w r d ls h M a r d i — S o d c rm o n Muud, Alice and Ada Wngnrr Chorus— Miss Murgnret Davis Miss Linda Connrlly Miss Lucca Chapprll Miss Essie Purdon. Mi»» Clarissa Starling, nermnpunikt Ih« Buttcrfle» al rioclda ur S » a iu th lp o o Wing» J F ltrix lth lp I h t l d ln fx Thr liu llrrfllr» . isnXlnS Ih U tu n Itiv i ut ■«»(» On lln xvi wing» Ix v lu m « ] with Ih r hur« ol ih r U»w. S tru t «• thry «Updown into Ih r h r » it ol Ih r Ihiwrr« T h rm trlv r» Io Ix- flowrr« • liti lo «rvl fro 1 T h r*r tiu U rtfllr» lr» » r u tw h rn Ih r «ultllun hluw raid. W h ilr i h ' t u r i s trrn Ivy «Ull clin i« lo Ih r » « II. Somr frirnd« » III fu rttk r u i » h rn hrlidr«« >x »4.1 And »omr » ili «U nd by u i » h t t r v r r b rftll Onr fr ir n d w r may h tv c , tn d If o rv rr tn o lh rr W hotr lovr !• unbounded tn d « y m p tlh ir» * « •! H U luvr U far cJotrr Ilia n i h t l of • hruthrr. And It through t i l ch ang rt and agr« » d l la ti' Otwy hU command a and Ih U frw n d ih ip U ih ln r. Aixl Ih ra r arc nol grirvou« tml Plrdgra of I « * ' ThU love in thy I lf ' " i l l incrraaingly »hlne. TUI thou ahah hrhold him In manaiona abovr John 14. I John 9:9. Silvrr Lakr. Orangr Co.. Florids. 10 12 Arrival and Departure of Trains NORTH BOUND For Sale .i acre fa u n , tw enty h earing orange trees. 50 (x'licli trees. al»*i very .la rg e h earin g (x-at trees, nuxlren 5 -rix an c o lla g e , front and hack porches, face» siHltli Golden |j|ke. 3 miles south east of S an fo rd : 5 minute» walk In street ra ilw ay. also O v ro ln railro ad l in e d rin k in g . water, good (m illin g , fislnn g and »w ini nnng Al»»i |f i acre tract of the very I h -» i celery and lettuce land, well liH'.iletl m ile we--l t .inier*ili • •I V lev» than i . 1«H iti•r >f inih from Sanfo rd tra c lim i la llin e La n d fia» a gentle »l»(w Ironi North lo South I ml •»• there w ill never l*e any danger of Soured land (m n rn n tee«l In get Hawing *wellx on laud. Rea­ sonable price, nnd term s to suit Ad­ dress Ixix 1127 City. 2-tfS W II I Ituler wixxl now liu* u lirsl,class horse »lux-r and hlncksiintli and inn guarantee a ll work of till» nature Your I a if m *» »an la- i»»iire<l of tile lx*»t kind of work in th is lin e S«-e Under wixxl when your liorae netxls alux*» 4 » tf Wiinl»*d A gents for tile greatest m oney m aker ever ofleretl a ll n g e lil A dd|e»» Pa**«> N ovelty t o P h s c ii . I la. 1« 7l(i For Sale— A gixxi gentle horse, run- atxnil. canopy lop, lap rolie. harness, horse hlnnkrl S2DMHI, terms cash Must sell on account ul leaving L D Good­ rich. Box 868 Sanford; Flu . or Route No. I, Fort Reed . 52-4lp Indian Runner Duck eggs $1.00 per 13. $2 00 |x-r 30 Monroe Runner (hick Farm. II S Mikrscll. Sanford. Fla 52 tf For Sulr—Four screen doors and nbout fifteen window screens Iwen used one season, whole initAf for $5 00 cash Sec K J Holly nl Herald office Fin Kent—Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping Good location. Ap­ ply to 811 Park Ave 52-1tp (Yitlnge for Rent—01 t Pnrk nvenur.' Address B»ix «13. City 44-tf Hied for Strum Laying Rhixlr Island Red eggs for Hatching Address Mrs R A. Bevlcr. West Side. 53-3p Far Sale—Cheap. Fine Couch. 37 yds. Cartel. 3 wixxl beds and Springs, oak ex­ tension Table. Cot Bed. Porch Couch Hammock. Ice Box. White Drexaer nnd Commode. Fokl Ironing board. Dinning Chairs nnd Rockers. Your own |>rice if sold quick. I l l Sixth St. 54-tf Lost—Gold brucelel with chip dioinond setting. Finder return lo Mrs R E Tolar Herald Bldg, and recive reward 54-2p Pleasant furnisher! room for Kent. Hot Lv 1.20 U III and cold bath, electric lights. Two blocks " 11.13 a m from Postofflce- I Iff E 3rd St. 54-3tp “ 2.55 p m For Sal«*— A 10 acre celery farm in high state of cultivation. IS minutes walk from Post-office, west side. 3 flowing wells, Lv 2 26 a m all tiled. Known an the Greenberg farm. No. 83 " 2.40 P in Inquire any Real Eatate office or write No «a • 6 4t) p m Mra A Grrenthul. 171 St. Nicholas Ave, No. 85 " 7 55 » in New York City. No. 29 54-4lp BRANCH IJ K tv For SAT?—(rtxxl horse wagon und har­ Trilby A St. Petersburg—No 25. Ar. I 01 ness. $65.00 R. E King. R. F l> No I. 54-tf p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2 21 p. m. Leesburg—No. 21. Ar. 11.28 a. m. No. For Sale—Show case, lock drawer, mis­ 22. Lv. 8 JO p. in. sion ityle. One condition. Particulars at 54-tf Oveida— Ar. 10.30 a. in. Lv. 3.00 p. m. Herald office. No. No. No. No. 82 84 80 28 Ar 1.10 a m •« II.U3 a m •4 2.35 p in M 8 55 p m VOUT1I BOUND Ar 2.16 a m ** 2 20 p m 6 20 p m [> m UR sp rin g H a ts a re n o w O rea d y for y o u r in s p e c ­ tion . T h e y are, w ith o u t q u e stio n , th e m o st e la b o r a te v a r ie ty w e h a v e e v e r sh o w n , in c lu d in g a v e r y c o m p le te lin e of D erb ies, th e n e w R ou gh F in ­ ish, N o v e lt ie s in a ll n ew c o l­ ors, in b ou n d , s titc h e d , w e lt or ra w ed g e, th a t m a y b e w o rn T e le sc o p e or D en ted . W e c a n sh o w H a ts to s u it everyone. M ay w e h a v e th e p le a su r e of you r in sp e c tio n ? Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFO RD - - - F L O R ID A ■ P u t a D ollar ■ m o re in th e n e x t pair of sh oes y o u b u y — B e c o n v in c e d o f w h a t w e c a n g iv e y o u in a d d i t i o n a l sty le , c o m f o r t , s e r ­ v ic e a n d l a s t i n g g o o d lo o k s in The Buster, $5.00 S o m e w h a t fnney — nent when on the feel. E. G. D U C K W O R T H FEET ...The... AJ ta monte F IT T E R I t MII.KS SOUTH OF SANFORD M A f f ii h t c n l l u v i l i o i i o li i n l | r h r l M r i u iw u la k r« . 4 0 *« .,» • l* a ik » . m < * t c o m p le te a lit a r liv e h o te l in ¡n ir r ic w g ra v e a n d a ll F lo r id a a r n u a r r n e iila G ra n g e ite r lo gueata 5 0 0 I r e i o f p ia tt a , c u a m r a n d a e rv ic e fila i* AT BEAUTIFUL Al TAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA d a ta , f in r a l w a te r a u p p ly A n id e a l w in le» h o i i i f R id e m i! a m i are ua G. W V V W V V V V W V W W V V V W V V V W V V V V V V V a W V V V W V V V V V V W V V V W V V« » « « » » » » « « * Vegetable Growers! B A N N E R C R O PS Of r lor Ida are made with IDIAL FERTILIZERS.a The formula» have been created ih rou ih actual Held work and exactly m eet the need» of the grower. Why nol get the Bt ST, especially a» II Is the CHEAPEST? Ideal Vegetable Manure Peruvian Vegetable Manure & T 's Special Mixture No. I Ideal fru it and Vine Manure Reece's Special fe rtiliz e r Or Addrr»*- Ideal Celery fe rtiliz e r Ideal Lettuce fe rtiliz e r Ideal Tomato fe rtiliz e r Ideal Bean Special for Watermelons �, . ; — ; - March | study circle would meet at ibe residence of J . K. Mcttinger. the third Tuesday af­ ternoon in the month. After a short discussion of several mat­ ters of business that came up, the meet­ ing adjourned. ffsbtkhad Every TSssday sad rnd«y Morata« By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY A A ntH.LV. Editar Business M sn ag tr At the Baptist Church Rev. W. H. Adorns will preach at the Baptist church at It: a. ra. and 7:30 p. m. next Sunday. t t SL tUTNEK, For a good table and home cooking come to the Slrrine Hotel for your meals. Rates S3 per week. 24-tf » « n t r r; S t e in w a y & S o n s B e h r B ros. “C row n ” K o h ler & C a m p b e ll a n d F is . Melilin Mathusliek Story & Clark - H aines Bros If the drainage of the Everglades Is such a good thing, and the lands are a second Paradise why do the poopie of that section fear an Investigation? Pub­ licity never hurt ¡the real thing yet and the Everglade« ought to aland tome of It all right *— ‘ ______ It would seem from surface indications that the Miami Metropolis will not sup­ port Frank Clark /or Congress. The pa­ per does not specifically state why, but one can easily read between the lines and discover that the Metropolis Is rather inclined to take sides against Mr. Clark The Autopiano Send fo r C atalogues, P ric e s and T e r m s While discussing plans for keeping the wolf from the door down here in Florida, it may be not amiss to mention that right here in Polk county a grower sold this season's crop of cabbages for $30.000 ctttu ti Gat HT . 130.000 cash. . Plata. ‘Ydeblin cabbages. And the same grow« will probably receive an equally large M issionary Society aimunt for other truck grown this season. The Missionary Society of the Methodist Some money in Florida, eh?—Lakeland church, heki their regular business meetNews. I if. Tuesday afternoon, rti the church. After (be devotional exercises, led by the Tux IlitsU ' call* attention to the ad­ president. Mrs H II Chappnil. the secre­ vertisement of Articles pi Incorfnration tary. Mrs L Morrow, read the minutes uf of Florid« Gardens. The purpuse of this the last meeting Company is to improve-and cultivate a Ihr president read a »cry floe article large body of fclery Delta Lands The on "Christian Stewardship^“ the topic ft* success of this com puny means great the afternoon consideration things for Sanford. Ibe men at the bead Several selections on "Tithing" were of it. should inspire confidence, not only read by different members of the society by tbeir integrity and standing but by Hie reports of the pres1dents of the their thorough knowledge ot conditions different departments were read, VS hen and the practical operation of the truck­ the business of the meeting had been ing and farming industry The Herald attended to Mrs H. V Perry the third understand* that this is in no sense a vice president announced that the mission land selling or speculative concern, but will be divorced (rum the real estate buxi­ nes* entirely- Any business u f that na­ ture that may be engaged in by any of SOCIALIS M MOT COMMUNAL What socialism may have been In the sarly stages concerns us not for like everything else the Socialist leaders are improving and today they do not believe to the " rornmunaj dwelling and owner­ ship uf all gu-sis I he condensed p iu ifiurn uf Socialism is " That which is pub­ licly used should be publicly uwned. and that which is privately used should be publicly owned," which is a far cry from the community system. Boy Scout Nates Troup One. Sanford Boy Scouts, has made new arrangements for itx weekly meetings Every Wednesday, immedi­ ately aftei school, tbr boys meet in a busi­ ness session at (tie home of Mr Waldron, tbe Seoul Matter One of the chief itrma u f business each week is to lay plans far the Saturday outing. Last Saturday the boys decided to remain near town atyd spent mast of thL time in various forms of drilL The various exercises were taken up with enthusiasm and considerable progress made in keeping step together and other points ka military tactic« The Boy Scouts are not a military or­ ganization and the use of fire arms la entirely discouraged, but the scoot mas­ ters believe that the simpler forms of mili­ tary drill are most helpful Li straighten­ ing up crooked backs and above all in bringing about a good spirit of obedience and discipline. Next Wednesday, beside* the all-im­ portant question of where they are to go Saturday, the troop will vote upon the question who is to carry the new troop flag. Alligator Pstroi wifi rote on a new Corpora] to succeed Fred Wight who baa resigned. A communication nas been received from the Assistant Scout Master of the Winter Park Boy Scoots, asking that the Sanford boys make arrangements far another heae b«D gams. The Winter Park boys a t* aoiloea to wipo out that defeet they met e t Orlando from oer boys. * IT they win this tim e." writes the Assistant Scoot M ast«, 1 guess wa wifi have oothlag mere to my, and If vra win. then we would like to play one more to aee vrbo gets the best tiro out cf three." Last Saturday Troop Two went out to Silver Lake in the morning, going is r P lum bing and G a s F l i t t h # - 7* J A C K S O N V IL L E ;., . -F L O g lD /t. All Work Receives My Personal Attention an d . best exacts . Opposite City Hall phone 330 D elicious Doughnut s etc., depend f exclusively on ' flour, eggs, shof.i ents It is rosy to l> get your supplies U trade here inrun« ■' your table 1 , ( r o lle r s , Eggs for Hatching a lm o s t Orange county fair leghorns. Single PA Y C A SH and SAVE Peoples Cash Grocery WHITE WIVG POULTRY f ARM On* tV* If I 1* Firs! S tre e t W J. WILSON. Proprietor S a n fo rd - MONET s .i i i I m m ! H trill F lo rid a Of excep tion«1 and trurL ln> ' isn't likely il..I . an unusual u pc" sound investili, you bave n . U i choice farms an i A capridous conceit A »erics o f capital comicalities A deluge o f delicious, dare-devil drolleries F u ll o f the newest, nicest sort o f nonsense such a saving » . can refuse it Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixing ■: with latest Improved Sanitary machinery S P E N C E R ’S B R E A O H AN D LED by a ll F I R S T C L A S S GROCERS _____ S p e c ia l O rd e r« P illed P ro m p tly By FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT W e have arranged to run a new serial by the above title and are frank to con­ fess that its only object is to make you laugh. T h e story is as impossible as P H O N E 10« PRACTICAL Corner Main anti Monroe. Jacksonville B r a n c h ••• ■ s>':-tem of Business Colleges in the World—33 v.-ur- graduates. More than 100 high-grade in stru cto r*to secure graduates POSITION’S or R EFU N D M u\ bv more Florida and Georgia Banker^ and o th e r b t i ALL O TH ER Florida and Georgia business collegealso teach BY MAIL. Catalogue F R E E . A. H. JA M ES, Manager. Jacks FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA H. RARO- m u r a n t -ORO. ff EU BALD. V i« e r t i F P a tm k C N M w o .r .w M r n i B * .A » " c ** Only National Bank In Orango C o u n ty Funds Protectad by Burglary I n s u r a n c o S a fe ty D « p o s lt B o x« « f e r R « n t ~H O R G A N IZ E D 1887 die story for tke world Subscribe for The Herald and ¿et all the News worth Reading �* Mf ' U1C SANFORD HERALD SHOES SH O ES - i WOODRUFF’S " < *T™ ! 1 Lasting Ten Days '«&J . ' J Al l Ladies, M isses, Boys and Children s Shoes Going at T w en ty-Five per cent. •Discount. All my Stock ol Famous Queen Quality Shoes In winded in this Sxdeu Edwin':ClappY W alkover and Bostonian G oing « t T en - per r-«*v — A r t* -* No Reserve. cent. Discount. No Reserve. All other T w en ty-Five per cent. Discount. . Brands of M en’s Shoes Going at . . . . . . . . Ia l 9 . t X J FOR CASH i L BUSINESS IS THEIR LIFE . uv«*h u ru p in y tu g u t tu . o lili-H t t re m en * If a m a n in u a t w o r k a i th e g r e n l r a t e uf a t w h ic h t h e y I n b o r - It 1» t h e I t a e lf w h ic h d o g iv e g e n e r m ia ly n i'a t * P O L IT IC A L ¡: A N N O U N C E M E N T S ¡¡ • i d i l u l g o n t l y t o t h e i r w o m e n fo lk » th e ) lik e t o s e c t liH t t h e y h a v e " e v ­ t h e w o r ld . * ’ m t th e B a y in g ■I w I( td e a n e * t h e i r v a n i t y t o Bee t h e ir M u e » » u l U p y o l u t e d and t h e ir worn » e ll d r e a a e d ; t h e y l i k e th e l u x u r y . ° f It f o r th e U lB c Ir e S . W h a t la t o b o „ , . 1. > .,|..r . >d o f y o u n g g i r l s w h o s o f a t h e r s h a t e T la d n o I n f lu e n c e I n t h e i r b r in g - but have merely paid the bills —young girls, who have never been 'a u g h t the use of money nor any details uf any business whatsoever, and I lio .imi le Ificr* iiw Iter ciiiyfnM T i I l e »nllietl n i Ih * ' I i i i i i x i Imlil » e lire Imtehleil flit thè (lieti llie elltlll n e) limi ih » ch in in e) corner, thè VKchen. Ih** dlnliiK room, tho fonili) riunii, (he me poro le Ded chnmbcr. It ha« becn n wcmdnrful evolnUoù. rehii 111tu: In comfort, liu to and niorallly. — Olla T Miuon "Wonmn'a l ’ori In Prim itive l'l i III tal Imi ta u n te d o r a b a c h e lo r ; I t 1» n o t th e » 1x 1.1 n o f th e c o iM ilT ) w h o d e t e r m in e I* Ivnrn«*«l rfiili» p n fiijir t H«»- I k*Li Vpn) wrf *«*»1 Hi Ml« vw V t t W V V V , » IV W V W V V V V W W W o f Orange A n d O s c e e li. C o u n t ie s I b n H ir announce that I am * candidate tor rr electkm a« Senetnr from tbe tilth Ih k tric l. «ubm t m ihe act km of ihe D rro m a llc th ira a ry 1 liuiok you «.ncrrrly tor ytrnr »upjMft lt> Ihe p a il and If r„ , he v o te rs I . * up. ------- - 'tRtf ' CnunC Mum j rlmlkm to Ihr Ofhrr frimn Oitfrlrt No 2 o f « u r r o M , s u c c e s s b e in g m e a s u r e d In .L . . . . . » in in c o u n l r / t AS e ls e w h e r e , in t e r m « ° f m a r r ia g e a n d a t t e n t i o n . — W o m a n 's II - * , •to m e C o m p a n io n . ______________________ T hr p fffa a rr «1 band, and «• no one i.«» aniKKjnccti I h r r a ie lm fur lh *t ornee, of Ju»ik v of (he I1* arc. my f fk *r*li hnvr p rrv a tln l <»n fur in tw cunw « c « d td » t« m p fra n c u Nu t and 23. »1 ange C-xJoly. »ubt»ct lo tV n vx-ra llc p rim ary It clrctxd. » In emJeavor to fill the ortU» » ¡lh hoe saiy and credit JOHN I ANDERSON Iv sr T hay H ave Been of th e H o m e e n d * TO «*i|h 1tir* «flit Ha of Ih«* « «fi»» I (•’*’1 «Il il l i f t » fo r Ju stice of the Peace Ju s tic e of the Peace b a rrii) announce ihm I w ill be a candidale l.x th e declikm oí Ih r DeiincralJe P rim ary 1 L K*aea th* honeycomb U * home for her» r i , . ihan ”r “ T h * humen fem ale more tben the r« *t created her home. But tkot only 1* this true, but *ho dllferentl» t* d t h * h o m e , a n d OH p a r t i o f t b * Urn U 0 sC TuUu1 N tir c ix o w t* Sunday at Methodist Church . Social progress wltl» prlmltlre worn*n was stimulated and encouraged by ^thelr relation to home life, to dress and to manner*. W e Lito already alluded to Uie women a * the author* “f th* home or «belter. I t l*.th* fett*le bird that make* the nest, the female mammal that dig* the burrow for, her young and the female bee that ÎÏ 'MV» { «tali i .# ti», 111 tir 1h* d ill i » •!« f* ' «*f I* |f • >3 »M.tMldtr < t ff... .ti*. . r. .i I - h ! Mi* HfÌ ** t I»* * tul I t t ai,i't/w t 11- tltr LfifSl II » I Ami i'.■rtfä* nti*i It III lar- lit |.Ì \ l - | f -"Ih (.* f f i f f y ••ni t h r li « » » il l i H i l f * » f Mf f >1knit I" ni ir. Aili! »(un•I ri I l»f|»ktrgit !«» liuDf 1 f i l i um» «uHmrt , K rs i^ rrÌu llj -l'I* t f ilit i l’iilPTIl li AMI for lax IsftfAsor I jiiniriiH* tilt •.ifttlnl.w t t»*t fr Hn (toh i»* it»*iiRlrr >i( f*i AtMiwii <»l 0»nn|r itniiiiÿ ■*|t#i ( («* (ftp tjn til'll ni Un- tW *Il •M*l* i'Mmflfi fn|ir tirili Ufi Ajlftl tl*lh l‘»|/ IMI* H' SA f o r C o u n ty S o lic it o r l lì ih r Í *rlum fail- \ t» Ol fUi|£r { ouiil y HI LL cifoikv.il wilt t*r mf eirnni eoileikut «t «Il 9:30. a m —Sunday Schooi 11.00. • ra —I ’rracblng oervlce. term on by p a itu r 7 30. p. m —P rro c h ln l oervk-r, te /m o n by pattnr —S u b je c t;' T h * Church , b ro th e r tn-Law C Co. B t is f a Carpbnteii Morton I hrrrhj sliltoulur my i .i txl k»liv y fut fr a¡i|ioml it im i («i d ir n fh i• nf .H iitily ü ilk itiir ut Orflfiá'L’IAl II I |r *i»hjm, I lu ihr in tllilltf f lr lll'lTf Ü I* |>f* iti h f ir* ShmiM I f*r »i« for ftm htr mi io f r r i j f r fn orti (tir tu! h Ikm h»r rr n|>tN i|iilififfil fot «run h r i (rifu o sto n HARDWARE CO. u n ir* tu p rrfo fiii ih r tlu llr * In c lin i!*» ! up**« ii»r. fu H li fit 11y n o i fm H r** I f lo ih r h r*l nf it if nbUItr fir n A l>*CorìM. CuunlT SollrèlMf f or County Judge fu (h r IVftn» fin ii Vufrr» uf I h r f f l f mirvunorr1 (fujl I ih r o ile r (if Count y Solicitor uf ih r IV tn tíffilH P fim ary fgt ymif tupisorl O fniitfr Lounf? «in « rü ñ á k ju ir fur «ubiri i IO ih r artton «ml tfu lly a«k I h ffrb y «nnounrr my ca n d lfia r) fuf rr rin iH in lu ih r (»«Uhm of County Ju d *r of O ran^r ( u n n iy. »ul'Jrct tu ih r dfmvtion of ih r O rm a rm i* (vrimnry ln t« held un A p ril 30 1012 W tL m u M a rfil W t Ski«t fo r I h r t r l'f iin iH itim r iu**Hrlf a» a c a o ilk la ir fui (U njiif>, ni», » u hjrrl o Ih r tVnua ratk: P flru a ff r l r f t n i 1 p if ia r to v«*> U*y fa ith fu l » rfv k v ti a v r rnilrayuftm l tu fiv*- ifi |W p a ti W L M ar m* t If Tor Clrrh Circuii Court f or Sidtr Attorney |an C Iffin. *■ 11 I il M Ko 1 {m O U can get them by advertisine in this paper. It reaches the best class of people in this community. Y I a im m im r n i. vaiutUlarl . an.li.ln, j ha th r ia » iik .n •>( i l i n k ni th r (Tircuil t«XiM of Orange i.iu n ly «uhirct tu ih« decitim i n i Ih# JVima ralle |.rin ia ry lo tw h rk l un A p rii 30. 1912 M ating »erved thè tix in tr in Ih it capacily Ini n n u m k i of yrnra I ogain oa> | lo# Ihe tulTrage of thè penplr My pa«r record it my l e v reoim m rSdatkm To th r [ I r m i r a l v V o lrrt of th r Seventh Judicial Circtdt n( Kkwtila I hereby annixiixe (fiat I am a candidate lor rr mipotnlnirnl a. Stair Aitixney fur the Seventh Judicial Circuil ol Florida, •uhject to the acikm nl the IVmorratfc prim nr n-v in April. 1912 You have honored me with Ihla office and I have endeavored to deaerve your otmfldencr in itir try doing my doty to (lie brtt of my ability U reappointeil, I plrdge you to (to all in my il, with power In uphold law and order in our circuit, prelodkw lo non# and with Inline» to all Than king you tor peat kind nr*«. I rr*i»-ribill( u i your tuppoei again If You Want I h rrrh ÿ «um *ituv ni y * r l f a rrtfw lk ln ir fot n*itip u im m rn t Ui Ih r ufîkv uf h n U *u f Ih r C' f i cil In i»1 Ci.Al ft uf iKn t if d •uhiart fu ih r ficd-Mi tif ih r Ornu»* r r a lk l'rlrn n ry T IV fw iii W uii»«' lax Collector fr-electikmlu the ofRcr of Tat Co||ec|9f of Urani* re-elect oí the Pro.-* of c irc i km km to to the the office office of of Juttlce . Maker* ! Preclncu Orange l^xirly. tul ix t in ___c t a r l i .1. 3. *».. ond and t2j). Or P ro v ld s re of Comfort. «■*■»1»I ' * U L d N IA W III WOMEN th e II thr ij* relu.ti nf 111 y .t -i », . n»»f» I, fu ih** t •■**»- t tir s».fc. . I. fi « M II * or County School Bnurd •HI* III® e x t r e m o p e r f e c t io n o f w h tcll our m m e n a r o p an t m u ntern , and to In ^ ood p h y a lc a l c o n d itio n a n d « m iiR ln g lj? T h e s e a r e th e p r i c e « OWE H ill* tI'm IV oí |ri»ily ihr Ilf! ' II" ivdifit) for fl numi» r >1 vor* rimi wihtí f •mitili I a h n « « w h o le d u ty In l if e Is to d r o s s Havm« « i » r .i .» » wtm a . . memls-r <J m.,. t J “ 4 . . J Cuunl> äbtioJ Hoard I mill U a landklair fnf WHAT W E Ui v_/ 'tuli I het i and In thin c o u n t r y a m a n h»» c o t Id win' o r g o t o th e wall It uiake» n o difference- w h e t h e r a m a n 1« e r y th in g In » iM id . r le x o f M in f u r i p r o t i l f m t in t i e v e n In n - n N 'il ih » c u r a i l o I n d u r o I l i o « I m i t u l i r a » Il M ille " f t Ile M U o lt» t lie r e dtnm R u m o , P»1•• u f t h e c o u n t r y n it s It O u r m en ÖET m m in iht- rfiir, or a rock «Iteli <-r »liti a tilpli r nrveti roof. Wtaen alio licrant" 1 ,*iit a i ululi Itili« 1 f*»f (tir uillc# 'fi S h r'ltl «»I * a <|wt*|lf*r In a ioni «tin ncnrclictl for Ail|{r HfllflU %*|f»|rwI In ft**- t|n Istilli uffhr ÍN*<|»'« 1' - in , lx t h u ir l i f e . It lx t h e ll l i f t * lte r th e ) tiro m a r r ie d J u x i ax it * i u . They M ir r iti ¡.(■Fitffmt y i1-1 fi-» tnrl-1 Mft A lin t ‘It I !'**•;' I o te u re th o u a n u d x o f A i l i n l t 'H t i Hi i l l » h o u r c m e r e ly I ln llf T e ie n l to I' » m e n T h e y a r e p r o u d o f th e m e ll e | l l|tl|||tO T e s tt-d . lllil .1•*k M e re I or !>•' muti»* In vw 4 A K»fi «tinnì duiMfulu ft f*«» ' » rhcm lifivuunn o f . t t i n Hiniikt'. so wotn |»ifjaillir* ft fliv Iptfl III ff'* •»Iti«'** 1*1 SliPfiif tkf t lfnfilf** ttl y Slitti»' I 1*1 IIt•" ttrv muh III lilt fVint* 1Mf«’ .-li xnuylit itnE ti enti' «liti nn otH'iiltuc Tr.tutjrtd* of American Men Seem to Be Wholly Unintoreited In Their Wlvee. »• x m il > lo b e le i a lo n e Kit« coniti nm * *ffl m w x lo r Stall; Lcglsluturc I will be a candidate (or re-election to the State Legidniurr from Orange county w M ict to (hr decuion uf the Democratic primary held April 30th. , Having aerved Ihe people of ihe county for ono 1 terra In t hi* office give* me the benefit of eaperlence nt a legiilaior amt the knowledge nniulrrd by Ihta «ervlce give* me a b rttrr opportunity to work . Ua my oonttlluency during another trim in the Lrglalatare tu m o r Liar Siale Ile A Aittorrvry --------. •[ To the Democratic V o te » of Orange County For County Treasurer f o r Superintendent , *i»pfOAthini| i-fiiii.ifji ,h“ foe J m n i i k f of if>* ¡l#r4U' ‘‘f ’ , «. __of Public In stru c•’ •. the To the Democratic V ote» o f Orange C m inly: ‘f * lio n # *' tuf* ifufti (bit count». If rk ctrd I will rr0rc*rn t I hereby announce myactj a candidate for the o f­ To the V ote» of Orange County! you ably and huneatlr and wilt endeavor to return fice o f Coonty T ra e g e nr. In aaktng your kupoort I hereby announce that ta ra a candidate tor the yoû a record that will meet with your hearty In the aim ing p rim a ry election for trita very Im ­ offkr ut Count» Suprfini*n*lei*l of PuMIr p a rta n t place, which I« to he given tn aome one by tkm tö lu cixva_ n iv ir lf lu lit f d to lh# (ifn p c i 1« rnyaelf. auhlect Ihe flhcliiinnf action of thfi (ha lit * Democratic r a re » of thia county, and If you npprneching primary rnaching th-nxa-ralir |V thia place. fun kee your woy clear tn tumor m e with --------------------I feet that 1 am peculiarly Dt lew] fix I hia office by Ur(ire.#n1 alive In (lie le -g itla tu rr •d (h« I imnnDe you that t will at all lime* and under all educati».mil quallfiralxm . and by n p e rte n re in of Florida for (irangr iv x itily circutn«lanca «trtrily guard your Inter««» *> fur management of «mall and large achnofi ami in Svuoti A Uneiv „ p, my power Your* veri truly, V« % J tl Tini» l a m « can didat' u * OwoOki! of T m i u m of Orange county, auhlect lo the action of the Dr mo a lie prim ary to be held A p ril 30, 1912. r »apport w ul ha appied a te ^ . _ •stabllahmant wer* DB h er M * V ( J H " hnur T. Buwawa. S ïïr f ï8 *ïrT T * *' W R - iteci« i3 a itrÄ ,eIm^Ä “f W', .*r' •" “ijI «>Atail ï^rds-âj* ü r á is s .'te í'á a ir .M c lU - w « .. 30th. . , ---.-ÿ ï. i».- I'.,ug f l u i i Wooeacrr. I ■ i V I- : -v . a ■ ’•> -« i f S s 5 be fai . • f u - -v.,,’ *—d ■-> v . v «k ; - Í , . > 7 '\ W,V’ --v S dealing with leather», by n a tu ral temper amen l ond ta re for the work and by fa m iliarity with (lie dr ta il* and the grnerol demand« of thkoffice o u ju lrn l For County Commissioner duftng my pre*enl inrumliency if eketad lo t h « , Will he a rn n d k la lr for r r election to the office office. the aeducational ji In ie tt a li of Ihe ooun.y w ill twk u, ' 7 r -.;„ „ ,” î „ „ ’ j . u . l r ' ° . ÏS 2 upon - ¿k*.T*3v| .. I7 i L .’ �' -• lim ■■p»TTlTPgl **• March ly TME SANFORD HERALD The River Rats N A R R A T IV E OF C A PT A IN A D A M S *‘ Detective‘Diplomat " B y BL U. EGBERT tConyrlght, by W. Ci. Chapman.) T is not uncommon to b ea r tho wish ex­ pressed, by persona of romantic tem pera­ m ent, tb it the daya oi the present w ere an fruitful In glam or or groat deeda aa tboso of paat centuries/ Bucn wlabea are mado In lgBoranct. I wonder bow much of tbe secret hlatory o f tbe present century Will ever com e to llgbL w h eth er fu­ ture generations will erer know some of tbs events th a t really tran sp ire In the capitals of the world today and re­ main hidden from tbe prying eyoa or tba most aklliu l Investigators! Well, I sta rted out to m oralise, but this reminds m e of n story, ouo of tho last of tbe m an adventures th a t hap­ pened to mo wbllo I was employed nn a courier of his m ajesty, King Ed wnrd VII., and sent by blm upon Important missions to various capitals of tho jt world* l-w as-llvlng-In a * , lo d g in g *’la. h a lf Moon a lre e t, Piccadilly, w ith Tab hot, my aoldler servant, w hen Sir Francis Knowlea (or Lord Knowles, lather—I am alw ays forgetting th a t the old gentleman bns won the rew ard of many years of faithful service aa his majesty's se cre ta ry )—Lord Knowlea •ent for mo to come to Buckingham palace. On my arrival there I found him pacing tho floor torvounly. "Ills m ajesty — " bo teg an funnily. But Juat then tho king entered and dis­ missed him. Then his majesty led mo o a table and, openlug a secret drawer, took out a folded yellow parchm ent which ho opened out flat. I could see that It was w ritten over In F ren ch and seemed to ha a denlgn or plan. ? tk- ja f "Vou and 1 and many tourists have descended Into these famous ancient gnd subterranean passages,” he said. “But we havo never gono very far from the entrance, for tbe fact la that sobody knows their exact extent or lo­ cation, running as they do in all direc­ tions and intersecting the complicated sewerage system, which la fu rjjier en­ tangled with arched-over aubterrancan stream s th at constantly shift their course. In fact, one wUh a map of tho subterranean portion of Paris might defy tbe entire nation to expel blm. And that la what Prlnoe Louis does. " I t appears that the first Napoleon poasoaaed a map of this region. Two coplea of this wore known to exist. One was left to bis son. Due do Itciehitadl, through whom -U passed to Napoleon 1IL and thenco to Prince Loula. Ho has nlready thrown hie conspirators Into tho catacombs by .engana pf. UiU secret, and, when the time cornea. "EaT can" strik e" WDoi e " Djjv pleasea, and none will know where the blow Is going to fall, except tbo man who owns tho second map!" ’ "W h ere Is It, sir?" 1 cried. "H e ro !” said tbe king, placing tho parchment ln.my bands. "Hasten to i*arls tonight. Deliver this to Presi­ dent Fallleros In porton. 'W a lt!” Ho •crlbblod a few words of Introduction upon one of tho royal curds— a largo pasteboard tho size of a lady s. "This map was found In u volum e present­ ed to her majesty my m other by Emperor Napoleon HI.,'* he contin­ ued. “And now, goodby. I have every confidence In you, Adam,“ ho con­ cluded, shaking mo by the hand. i A♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I - streets on lop of fho flood. 7 learned that the Heine had risen to a height al­ most unknown; that the sowers were filling1 with water and an epidemic threatened. -And still the rise contin­ ued. It was with tomo difficulty that I obtained an Interview with President Falllcres, and It was necessary for rno to display, his m ajesty’s card. The president was seated In a largo room In tbe Elysee, and waa haggard and pale—from having devoted all his time to the flood victims, a sympathetic at­ tendant whispered. I smiled at this naive Interpretation. "W ell, Monsieur, how can I assist you?" asked the president, brusquely. "It la rather a question of how I can assist you.” I answered. "W ith Napo­ leon m aster of subterranean Paris, how long do you expect to uphold tbo re­ public?” He looked at me Indignantly, then suddenly he sank down and fcroaned. burying his face between his hands. "If we knew where ho hides—" ho muttered. "Dut.we are helpless. And tho troops are not to bo rolled on. And It would take days to bring loyalists from the frontier, for half of France Is under water,” I placed the map In his hands. "His m ajesty King Edward VII. sends you this, and bids you use It for tho protection of tho republic.” Ho looked at tbe map dumbly, as though not comprehending; then rose to his feet, his faco flushed. "It Is a map—” "Of the catacombs," I answered. "Hy the aid of this you will defeat hU plans. But you m ust act at on ce night— " HAVE YOU SEEN THE DETROIT ? The Stove T h a t U ses Esther Gasoline or Oil i Perfori Oombuj. tion Pure Fire. Absolutely Safe. ' No Smoke. No Odor Si mpl e and Durable. Absolutely Cleanj To­ _____ b "V-rt.” said Ihe prewldeOt. ■♦-UuuQ. What shall I do? Thla hbd tho flood— tho responsibility—and nobody knows or dreams— " ------------ ---------— 'Let me see tho map,” I said, seeing ALL S h o rn o f H ^ r C r o w n of T r o u b l e D « a u ty , L o t« « T ttE B U R PH?R! 22X 7 A l w a y s Ready. . . -ft Ask the Man To Show You WILLIAMS &FDLTEffl WOMAN. In L o v * a n d M a r r i a g « . IW The Oil Stoves have the Best Wiekle8s Burners in the worid, also the Latest Improved Open Grates, full size lop nud Substantial fr a m e . A Powerful Cooker. No that P resid en t Fulllerea w as no longer m aster of b lm self; and for half nn hour I studied I t At tho end of that time Its mending was c le a r to me There w ere three innln en tran ce s to the ca ta c o m b s within the walls of Paris. One of these three was In the Quurtler I .nun, a second close beside the north w all, a third within a street not live m inutes' walk troni the Elysee. And It was here, obvlourly, that the revolu tionaries would em e rge ’ Do you know what these en tran ces are ?” I asked the president. It waa easy to find out. for In the room w as a flood map show ing the s e w e r a g e system . The entrance under the north wall had ev id e n tly becom e sealed s in c e the map was m a d e , (or It wns now under the tloortna of some large railroad yards That In ihe A BALD-HEADED Burns iriore Air and Less Gasoline than all others. i Rand Building J l l b t a c t tis s I Hr >11f f I Hair U certainly nw«t n*v»-««ary to woman, \y h o could love and marry u bald beaded w om an? What charm« could one nrrny to ofNef H in d i n dWflg nretnent ? A woman's goal 1« o»nn!ly love’ mol mnfringe Her crowning glory 1« bet bnlr. The lo*« of her hair mar« her beauty, happiness, end snrcrss. Vet there nre thousands of women who are neglecting or Injuring their linlr to snrh nn extent.that It la only « matter of time when It will be utterly mined **)6 u .joam o u r t r y ft. t I ■ / c r ie d . 1 hurried dome ona tflrectca Talbot to pack my grip for nn Immediate Jour­ ney. When he learned that I was go­ ing to Parle, nothing would satisfy blm but that ho should bo permitted to ac­ company me. V "Dogging your pardon, air," ho aald, “It do seem 'ard on me, after atandlng over yotir corpse among them bloody Hafghans, and fighting all through North Hindis with yot, not to go with you to Paris. Them frog-eaters Is devils.” I should stand In need of a trusty as­ sistant. I consented to Talbot's plea. I had a presentiment that tbo work In fron t of mo was going to prove ar­ duous— for, ucedlcaa tQ any, I should not conatdor that ! bad accomplished my ta sk until the.plot had boon frus­ trated. Proudly Talbot set off bealdo mo and, the moment th at we left the house, the old rotations of m aster and servant were, by a traditional under­ standing, abrogated. "H o t work on hand, old man?” said my erstw hile servant, cheerfully. “P retty warm, Talbot," I answered, my hand ateallng toward tho automatlo Colt th at I always carried In my beltbolster. Talbot saw the action and grinned, t know that grin. I had seen T albot grin that way over a dead Af­ ghan.* while parrying strokes from a mounted horseman preparatory to ad­ m inistering tho "crowning m ercy" with his own pistol. 8o I «felt that If our plain miscarried somebody would be greatly to blame for I t W o arrived a t P aris the following morning, the train steam ing up to the I uttered an exclamation of surprise ou tskirts of th* city, whenoe an “omnlHe oaa tinned: bua~ b arf« ooavs/sd jpa Jthrough tho “Captain Adams," hli m a je s ty be­ gan, "of all tho missions w hich you have oyer undertaken on b eh alf of my government, thla la one of tho most ImportanL You hovo heard th a t Louis Bonaparte baa arrived In P a r is t " I had not. I w as' startled. T h at a plot for tho restoration of tba Donapartes had bocn under way, I know. 1 Was nwuto also that tho disestablishsen t of the Fren ch church had leagued together all tho clerical and reaction­ ary elem ents. But that tb e claim ant to the Im perial throne, who waa a gen­ eral |n the Russian army, had dared to enter France waa nowa to mo. “And the Bclno la rising. H alf the lower d istricts of the capital a re under water, and tho city Is completely Isola­ ted so far aa telegraphic commuunlcsUon la concerned," Ilia m ajesty conllnoed, aa though he read my thoughts. “Prince Louie hoe 6,000 m alcontents under arm s, a ll carefully drilled and raady In anticipation of r e v o lt The garrison la Infected with eodltlon, and only a couple of companies, my ambas­ sador write« m e, can be relied on for th s defense o f the republic. And If the rspubUo falls, goodby to th e Fran00 -B ritlih allian ce.” The king -paused and looked a t mo earnestly. “He will strik e tomorrow n ig h t se­ cret Inform ation reaches m e," he con­ tinued. “But—how can 6,000 men bldo In Paris and defy tho governm ent?" I cried. “W h ere could thoy drill?" “In the oataoomba,“ his m ajesty aa * ----______________ \ Many women dextm y the Ireattly of their hair through thou ghtlessn ess nr ign oran ce o f certain facts They too curling Irons over healed, or to exees« which destroy« the nnlurnl .*11 of tin hair, cau sin g It to split, break’, ami com e out They do not sh am p oo their hslr o fte n enough, or loo often. They uae soap s or preparations which con tnln Ingredient*« positively harmful to the scalp nud hair. As a result of such treatment, dan druEf Is created, tho hnlr loosens, lose« color, fnlls out, nud baldness ram mcnces, unless proper and prompt pre cautions are taken In time. Thru again, microbes nnd certain diseases bring about unhealthy senlp and hnlr conditions. Almost any woman may rid herself of ddndruff and diseased scalp nnd hnlr If she will hut use the right rein edy. 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AND Write Fer Illestreud C ilt U | E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY Tk. OUw S~J l l w * 1« >U 206 E. Bai S t., Jacksonvillo. Fla Wrf* fy.jj I �JMMQJ 'JillW - t rt* J v £ .nr .T>3 j V*™“v ‘F?" ». - . .. March 15 1 * 2 - THE SANFORD HERALD -t~rr V Quartler .Latin w ai apparently con* nected with tho cellar of a baker'» ■hop—-a u c h establishm ents being marked rod o a this map. The third waa not to bo found. **I h are it!** cried the president. -That stre e t exists no longer. It Is now a city park. And I rem em ber; there la an Iron grating under which a drain was believed to run “Send a company of sappers to block up the basem ent of the baker's shun with masonry, ostensibly as a Hood precaution," I «aid. “Now we have ) slopped nil the fox's earth s but one. How many companies of loyal troop! esn you reckon on?" “Two," replied tho president. "They sre Alsatians." “Let them be marshaled under cover of darkness a t the entrance to the cata­ combs la the city park. Let them have a cannon commanding It.” I bad formed my plan, l^ooklng along (be chart 1 had discovered that in a cer­ tain spot the catacom bs opened out Into a vast subterranean area. It was doubtless here that the conspirators were encamped. I communicated my Intentions to tho prealdcnL “I shall enter under the guise of a messenger," I said. “1 am an Alsa­ tian. I tell Prince Iaiuls the garrison has revolted and asks to see him ac­ claim him emperor, l i e follows me —understand?*1 Ho will never suspect their head, waving his sword Then I wa* running In my stock in g f***»t along the corridor by which I had come. As I raff I saw n black shallow sprinting before me—Talbot. 1 heard u pistol discharged, and a bullet whlxzcd so close past me that It graced my forehead I turned for u moment and fired my automatic coll I beard a cry. and n mnn (ailing Then I ran onward like the wind As If by a m iracle I knew when I reached tho bend In tho catacomb I turned to ray left and rau on, till, breathless nnd ex* bausted. I could travel ho longer I sank to tbo ground, my pistol In my hand, waiting Far In (he'dlstnnce I heard tho road of the pursuers, then their shouts died sway Into utter #1 fence. Th ere was an Instant of sickening su s­ pense Then ihu p tluce »aid »lowly "Put down your rifles!'' As he uttered these w o rd s-I becam e conscious thnt I wn» standing In w a­ ter. I looked down There w as no doubt of It My the diffused glow of iho torches a ton ml the area 1 could see thnt a steady stream was pouring along the catacom bs Kven as 1 watebpd I saw It catch a piece of n ew spaper anil float It away Into the I heard a shuul of fear. I dark ness "The Sein e! The S ein e!" And a sudden Inspiration cam e u|sin me Prince Louis," I shouted. I have the o n ly know ledge of escape for )uu Kill mi*, and you die like water rats" Tho tall man cuttle forward. He was nearly knee d eep In w a te r ,.and now, no longer u stream. It was swirling through the catacom b s like a torrent growing more and more »»Hi turn men Iaril y "You sp are our l i v e s ’" I cried He nodded. Men woro rutting to What bad occurred? Where was Talbot? Had ho preceded me? I mut­ tered bis name ns loudly as 1 dared, then, picking myself up, groped ihn path painfully along ihe passuge to­ ward tho entrance down which I had come. Doubtless Talbot would be th ere; and, alnco my attempt bod and fro wildly. A few. more coura­ failed, I must be content (o lfit the two geous than the rest, stood n e a r v to loyal companies and their cannon set­ wait fyr their commands. At. a signal tle accounts with I<oula when he we were released. v b u n t out of his refuge. All at once "Your map of the catacombs was I stumbled over sq u id Iron thing I mnile." I said, "before there were heard a murmur overhead. Kveryany se w e rs In Paris worth speaking thing being ns dark ns pitch. I struck of I and I aloiu- posse»» the true a match To my astonishment I was that any enemy oould have found the standing at the foot of .th e ladder map. inline flu year» later by Napoleon Five hundred yards away the entrance. Then wo make him prison­ which I had descended, and over­ HI er and capture the rest as (hoy head—hail It growu dark a lr e a d y ’ I main sew er runs through a vault llriiig pickaxes and break a pati-h Into emerge." could sm ell freshly mixed mortar tt It 1» rtrwr full i-o-n In tlmut Mini's "You have saved F ra n c e !" cried (he Then t realized the truth There 1» room «-noug.lt b etw een the president, wringing my hand Tho president had bungled I had 1 disengaged myself "One thing l)(1„n walled In alive beneath tbo I nurture of the water mol 'fie roof to (lout on rhr* t it n c n i into the y^-tne, 1 beg of jrou, Monsieur P resid en t.".! grating! . _’ h u lk e d yards saldr ^ O fro o tsw a jp er any— circum­ Jr B i f f t tbo«« blocks m masonry l t which- Is but astances, fa lT lb "bavlTyour loyal com­ might bh well have tried to shoulder tiwny. " Let those'Tidin'A n n u l ?V|iTt be supported by companions " panies on guard. Tori them they wait tho fortifications 1 shouted wildly, Hut If we tirenk through, tho euP* for marauders and plunderers dT tho shaking the grating with both bands. rent will flood the ca ta c o m b s" flooded homes." In vain The faint sounds that I had No m a tte r Y o u m ust iitu in d o n "I will—rely on mo," the president at first beard-had died away, and no You m ust r e lin ­ cried. Nevertheless I left him with a nofifb could penetrate that ever In­ y o u r e n ca m p m e n t certain trepidation. Versed In the arts creasing thteknoss of block» of stone q u ish y o u r b ag gage i i ifil lo u r a rm s , to be the sport of ib< floods I'tlnct* of the forum tho old gentleman was I am nsbntned to «ay I had not until painfully unfit to copo with such a then reflected upon Talbot's safety l.o u ls . you w ill go ou' tti’ ., ip ,- w orld crisis. In fa d , I know (hat, uuless I I Now the reason of the abandonm ent lik e a drow noil m i in «offer w ith rhe could, single-handed, make the re of the flight was borne In upon me flood v ic t im s a lo n g Hr* « lin t yes o f l l i l l IIKInt doubtable prlnco a prisoner, tho revo ' They hail seen only one m an. they you will n ever go Itt n il lutlun would have every opportunity had followed Talbot along that branch ren o u n ce \r>nr d ie n n i» ' The flood» were »willing round ua of succeeding. j of (ho catacom bs, and, doubtless, thigh deep Hen veil knows w he net» 1 found Talbot, whom I had loft out- taken his life they entile I tu'llen now Hint, »Ido Jhe Blysee, pacing the pavement And wit e ih er he lived or died. 1 In painful uncertainly ns to my fate must find som e other exit from the through a thousand imot si !*■•*» In Hi« brick roofs the rltej Inn! come (inur­ When ho learned, bowevor, that w* catacom b s or perish llk<-w|»u ing In lo flood all sublet tune,in I'nils. were to descend into Ibo catacombs bo I sal down and lit a match 1 spread The prince III.Wei tllr bind grew almost hilariously excited As Ihe map out hastily. No matter "So In* It he said H I» not (or for nie, I was strangely affected It i which wny I turned. I must pass si><*mod Impossible thnt, underneath through Die am phitheater to And nn in ise tf I rare, toil fm ii. i gallant hun­ that sunny street, conoplraior* could exit. And why the three e i l t s W e t e dred A h u n d r e d ’ I m 'n lu u d Is Hint b« actually drilling for the overthrow tmrred tiy m asonry' I had shut m> yo u r i n i In* fo ri • ’ of tho republic. self Into this trap with the consplra Why yes Mon-leur How tunny The little park was almost deserted ( tors dpi y o u think I bad ’ " The slRht of two well-dressed tuen Match after match went out ns I It s e e m » I n m e n o w t h a t t h e Jest pulling up tho grating excited only a scanned the parchment This way w n » n o t a l t o g e t h e r at t h e e x p e n s e o f momentary curiosity. Then we were I match I that way (m atch ) ! looked In I j u i I s w h e n w i t b a paltry hundred gone again and It had c hinge if' to over vain That am p h ith e ate r must bn men h** h u d l e l i l f l e d t h e i hiipci'llerP*« our heads Talbot and I descended p assed , that rebel c a m p —then A h ’ o f the iwo m i g h t y western nations. tho thin, rusty ladder, until our feet Hero the main so w er ran through a struck ngnlnat tho stone flooring of vault In the catacom bs, and down thin Hut these thoughts cam e Hftnrward. whut appeared to be a disused dr#In one mfchl watte or float It wns a des In a few m inutes we w e r e h a r d at work wiih o u r pickaxes, breaking I lit the candle. It flickered linear peratp chance. through the masonry T he flood« .lslnly—then flared up. The «Jr was I were sw irling r o u n d our w aists b e f o r e Swiftly I retraced my ste p s In thn tiT.-ai tin tile. We took three steps to I In n direction along which 1 bud come, w e b u d ni l i l o . - d n o r p u r p o s e Hr* right, and the patch of s u n lig h t shouting now my Coll In tn> hnnd ' our heads vanished I blew the i I lit a match •smile out, placed It In my pocket against emergwio y I had but two left now Then I re tin] we proceeded In utter darkness lllembered the piece of candle In my those few in Iit it t •*h iif su spense, while Ow far do we go, air—ole man, I wo shot past the great b u ttresses upon mean?" whispered Talbot, after the pocket which In my anitety 1 had com­ tbo flood, under a vaulted roof that pletely forgotten, I lit It, and went Steady ring of our fpet on tho flooring promt-muling along the corridor llko alm ost grazed our heads, borne riverof stone had nlono broken the unend­ some sleep walker, or a man hunting ward Then there wns the fresh wind ing silence. a burglar, until answering cries rang on our fares, and overhead the light "About a mile." I said, cheerfully out, und suddenly u fierce looking man of (be stars, nod round us Paris that "When you bump your bead, watch city for whlrb one man more In his­ for ail opening on your able of the leuped at me out of th« shadows—to tory trail shaken dire wi th Into and recoil before my pointed weapon wall met wlrh failure 1 handed It to him b 1» strange how one loses all sense i "I surrender m yself, prince Louis, of Urns under such circum stances us a prisoner of war," 1 said. Whether an hour or five minutes had "W ho the devil ur« you’ " he burst passed seemed equally uncertain, out. »hen Talbot gave a muttered cry. "That need not be told," said. I "I '(Jetting low, a ir !" ho whispered. am one of the government’s servants. A moment afterward my own head That la enough Where—" 1 hesi­ •craped against tho roof. Cautiously tated. If they had not learned of Tal­ I struck a match. It blow to tho left. bot I would not set them on his trail. At tho same Instant I saw a glimmer "W e have the other spy.” he said of gray, indicating an opening In the angrily "W hat tho dovll did you como ’»all which, however, waa no more / than a side passage. The main path back for?" 'T!ecau»o Ihe entrance Is blocked." ran straight before us. Talbot and l scrambled through Into a sm aller cor­ I answered. While wo spoko men had como run­ ridor. Fgr ahead of us waa a luminous (low. ning up. and now a motley crow sur­ We crept on a little further, and I rounded us. The prince sent two of percrKed tho glow become a baiy them back to ace If toy story was patch. It waa the natural amphltbea true. Meanwhile they conducted tuo t«r. [ think my restraining touch In­ to tho arena, where I found Talbot, dicated to Talbot our perilous sltua- bound, gagged and bleeding from a ïm Uon, for, without a word, he followed flesh wound Ip the wrist. He Hmlled my example and kicked off his boots. at mo sadly. I w-ns bound and thrown Then we crept along aoftly, while tho down beside him. A tew minutes later >!(ht, diffused around ua, became dear- the messenger returned and Informed er and clearer. And all a t once we Louis that tbo soldiers had walled up bunt abruptly Into a kind of huge, the exit. I saw the blood flanio Into hla face. vaulted cave, wherein a hundred men "Stand them up and shoot them," ho *a re gathered, talking excitedly. Arma 1 BP In atackv upon the floor. commanded roughly. A hundred men rushed upon ua, ~ “'We ahrapk hack Into the waU. I »aw f bearded man stride out from and, striking ua with tho butt ends of r - behind g barricade of boxes. All talk their rifles, they dragged us to a wall. 5***1*»’ I t vrae Prince Louis. My Then, at the command of iho prince, ® « rt beat wildly. If r could detach they drew off gnd leveled their u ®« engage him In speech— : rifles. ■ >• "One," cried Louis, and they looked v» T*1**» I heard a voice, th at biased in » 7 ear fiercely: along the musalca. "Two.” Tho rifle« quivered and "Throw np your hands or you are deed!”grew firm. And suddenly I cried, with I ducked and shot my flat upward. all my force: Tl»e eentry, who had come Quietly "How are you going to escape after tpon me, feu Uke a log, hU rifle clat* we’ro dead, when we have the key taring to th e floor, instantly erlea to th t catacomb* T” rorat from ’ the assemblage. I saw The man's heads did not move, but at I t * W9T* ”t k m " /*U*4 J 4 _ * r r i v f . ' i t ;'. •'*•**&Li ... Why Doesn't Clark Name Land Sharks In Justice to Honest Dealers? 'T H E charges made by Congressmen Chirk find Huthrick with re­ garti tu to fraudulent hind It gard dealers in Florido do not discriminate between tho good and the Imd engaged in (lie land business in Flor­ ida. Strangers outside of Florida do not know who the land sharks nre from honest dealers in real estate. Mr Clark says he wants to pro­ tect the fair name of Florida. If this is his desire, why has he not named (he land sharks in Florida who are swindling innocent pur­ chasers? If there are laud sharks itt the business, he could have done Florida a real service in giving a bill of particulars ns to who these people are. and not leave his charges so general that the out­ side public must look with sus plcion nqd distrust upon anyone who may oiler Florida land for sale. Mr. Clark’B recent letter to a certain land company, in which Ite states (hat this company jw all right, is an admission on his part Hint Iris tirade in Congress has injured the good 'and the had alike Call upon Mr Clark to name tile rascals and tints remove the burden of suspicion from the honest tin'll engaged in the husi- WKÈ .1 peSvS. Wo have u ¿real State, the development u! which only iu its infancy As I have stnted lwfore( : ” The TRUTH about Florida is GOOD ENOUGH' Tin* TRUTH about Mr. Clark is HAD ENOUGH! R.-HUDSON BURR. Candidate for Congress, Second Distncl My Doctor Said “ Try Cardul," writes Mrs. Z. V. Spell, of Mayns, N. C " I was In a very low state of health, and was not able to be up and tend lo my duties. I did by Cardul, and soon began to feel better. I got able to l»e up .tud help do my housework. I continued to taka the medicine, mid now I am able to do my housework and to cate for my children, and I feel as though l couW never ptaise Cardul enough for (he benefits I have received.’* TAKE T he LARDU! WomansTonic Cardul Is successful, becAtma II is made especially for women, and tcls specifically un the womanly constitution. Cardul does one thins, ami d"cs If well, That explain* flic gicat success which If has Mad, during (he’ past 50 years, in helping thousands of weak and ailing women back to health and happiness. If you aie a woman, feel tired, Hull, and are nervous, crpss and Irritable; It’s because you need a tonic. Why not try Cardul ? Cardul builds, strengthens, restores, and acts In every way as a special, tonic remedy for women. Teat it for yourself. Your druggist sells Cardul. Ask him. loe S p tt urf IrutructtonM, End 64~p*#t I BLEACHING PAPER Í Cement-Coated Crate Nails E verything for the Farm and Garden Lawn M ow ers OAK AVENUE -»*T -•Juato&i W h eelbarrow s ti Rakes SANFORD, FLA JB ■ ■ , - l â ÿ i i ' -y lV- ■ i �March 15, i#) Three OJaaaa* of Individuala In Bach Colony, Baoh Having Ita Spallai Dutloa to Parform. I In th# honey bae wa find to many and ouch remarkable lcatlncta that It rtrm * to mo Lmpoaalblo that tboy could havo boon acquired by the proc* aas of «roluUon. Thro# kind* of Individual* axlat In a Colony of bee#— the quean, whoeo pole work la to lay egg«; the drone*, o r male#, wboae only function la to fartllla# tha queen, and tha worker*. Which are female* und aval oped *<rcOnly one queen la permitted to live In the colony a t the earn# time, there batng a m ortal anUpathy between the queen*. The queen la continually n a r d e d by a number of worker* and bar want* a re carefully «applied. If tw o queen« a re In the eatne colony they eater combat, bains urged by the workers, and fight till one atlnga the other to death. When a young queen I* ready to leer# the oell In which ehe baa bean reared, aha la not permitted to do *o, t u t she to guarded by the worker« unl the old queen baa abandonad-tha. ye with a awarm, and then ahe to permitted to leave the cell. When the queen baa folly matured In her oell the worker* c a t away the wax from th a and of the oell till It to an exceed­ ingly thin film. If the colony to deprived of It* queen, the w orker*, after «earthing In vain for her, aet to work to rear a now queen. F o r thla purpoae they •elect a larva (b a t would develop Into a tfciW fr.Jtfifb v e.ao m « of the neigh­ boring cell* and construct for If a lare« vertical cell. Itr feeding thla larva on royal Jelly It become* a queen. If two queen« during eombat acquire a poaltlon In wbteh they might destroy each other, thua leaving the hive with­ out a queen, they refrain frem giving each other the mortal «troke. When the «warming «o««on 1« over the old queen Is permitted by the worker« to «ting to death all the queen« th«t are In the cell«. If tha queen loaea both her anten­ na« «he la unable propirly to depoalt hat egg«, and the worker« permit her to pariah. ' At the clog* of the «warming aeaaon all of the dronea are killed by tha worker«. They are no longer needed, for the old queen ha» already been fertilized, and new dronea can bo reared In the following »prlng. Thua food la saved for the u*e of those bees alcn * that will be of future u»e to the oolony. If they lo*e the queen when «warm­ in g they return to the hive they have le ft—«earning to realize that their ef­ forts would be fruitless without a queen. If tbo h ire b u no queen the drone« are permitted to lire through the winter. When the dronea are destroyed tha larvae and pupa which would produce dronea are also destroyed. If preiied for food, a colony will attack a weak­ er colony or a hive without a queen, and. If the attack 1« successful, the vanquished colony Join* the conquer­ ors, thus strengthening the hive.— Al­ fred Falrhuret, A.M., In "Organic Evo­ lution Considered e Admiration for Narva. "Tou admired that man because of hi* «porch T" "Yep," replied t'arm er Corntoeeel. "But you didn't agree with his opinion* " "Not a* a rule, But It struck me that a man that could git up before a crowd o' people an' talk auch a lot cf Junk at the top of hi* voloe had real grit." No Tim * far Larin*«*. A physician announce* that ba ha* dlaoorered a aerum that will cure Laxinaaa. Tha present coat of living to curing It fast enough.— Detroit r r * o Superfine Strategy. "Strategy In w ar," explained tha Irish military lnatructor, "1* whin y* fion“t U t the lnlmy dlaoovar that tha ammunition to run out. but Juat kapa on firing." Whan Wig* W ar* In Vogue. During th* U tta r part of tha reign g< Loula xrv of VTano* for a man to W t*r hto own hair or a amall wig ww almoat an offana* against good moral*. O UR LIN EN D E P A R T M E N T is running over with many bargains in Linens in all the weaves—especially strong showing in Dress Lin Linens* and Bed Linens—each and all pieces are tremendous bargains for We will give the following away—absolutely free—Be sure and get your ticket with every $1.00 purchase 7th Prize barge, HandBome 8-Day Clock 1st Prize, 9x12 Wilton R ug..............; ----- 1 . . . $30.00 2nd " Cathedral Gong Clock.................... . 12.00 3rd " Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling Bag. 10.00 4th “ “ * “ ** 8.00 5th 1* Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock___«_ 8.00 6th “ “ “ " “ .......... 8.00 Cowhide, Leather-lined Traveling Bag Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s Silk Umbrella 3 6 -in . S heer Linen This is a Sheer qualit", all Linen Lawn, of a good, «eveu threaiW splendid value f jr 48c. Our pm * YARD WIDE “ warranted pure Linen," natural.colei and firm weighi. a ready seller at 40c yard. Special only Now is the time to get one of the latest i m p r o v e d V ictor Talking Machines on a small payment down and $1.00 a 2V4 YARD WIDE Linen Sheeting, worth $! 00 a yd. for Monday's sale u yard .......... JUST ARRIVED this speciul value in u Butcher's li in. wide, of a firm weave uud heavy weight 35c quulity Our price Monday Only 1-piece natural color Linen 27-in. wide n good value for 18c a yd For Monday only a lender at week. F U R N IT U R E Our line of Furniture is com­ plete, See what speciul values we are offering for M ondaymid on easy weekly payments o f........ ........................ $ 1.00 EXTRA F IN E $ 1 .3 5 Rocking C h a ir, 9 8 c This exceptional value in n genuine Fibre Bottom Oak Rocking Q n Chair Monday Bperinl t7 0 L L IN E N This is an extra fine quality, pure Linen Cambric Lawn, For the boys and uni splendid line of Stockingwell worth and n ready seller ut 80c n yard Our o q special price Ol/C 3 6 -in . L IN E N S U IT IN G , 29c. We have it now for Monday’s sale a splendid Linen Crash U ncle S am W o r k S h i r t s Suiting Just the mntcrinl that is wanted now. o q Hint* in nil sizes, t it'ii 1111 Monday n yard . . _ ...... ....................... u \j C \tra Belle" C ham b res S P E C IA L See our special 10c Window Monday Dozens of articles of all kinds -»rv Values up to 25c. For Monday a V/L value for 50c N O T IC E Sec this special new showing of all Silk Measalines In hlock.whito and colors in 39-in. width. Special a yard ................................................ S P R IN G B E A U T IE S , 25c 4 0 c W in d o w Shades, 2 5 c It is most truly said this line of Shimmer Silk is certainly Our Shoe Department is now complete with the Season’s most popular and fashion’s latest dictations in Ladies' Misses’ and Children's Pumps and Oxfords.. See our large assortment of Men's Oxfords “union made.” Highest quality, prices the lowest. <>m i 4 3 C e n ts Only two gross genuine “ Air Float " Tulcun most popular odors for Monday only ( 9 o'clock. A can only................................... 35c A good value for 40c in white, green, ecru, genuine opaque window n r shades. Monday e a c h ........... Black Cat Hosiery spring beauties in all the dainty patterns. On sale Monday a yard............................... 1, ......... MEN'S DRESS SIIIK IS good values up to 75c. price o n ly ___ MEN’S TIES in light ... terns, values up to Monday only 50c ELASTIC SEAM l> sizes, our specia 1 price | STRAW HATS The Season is now Ini' Hats. Sec our large .iMen’s Panama Hals. Also ...>■ boy's Stiff Brim Yacht SImp« . 12!4c D R E S S G IN G H A M S 9'Äc Hats. A large selection of Amoskeng Dress Ginghams, entirely Special line of Soft Brim Hunew patterns for Spring. Have just arrived and Q prices Mondny will be placed on sale Monday a t ..................... t/ ** C 4 9 c , 9 8 c , $1.39. $ 10c AMOSKEAG STAPLES 7 !4 c * ' Now Is the time to select an ¡apron from this choice line of Amoskeog Apron Ginghams. Fast colors, our n , , special price a yard................................................... / C 4 8 -in . L IN E N C R A S H , 4 9 c Nothing nicer for fancy work. Skirts or Coat Suits than this wide Linen Crash Suiting, a yard........... A* to Eating. Soma man « a t to Uv*t aom* man Uva to aat, and aom* man «at maraly for th# pleaaura thay ara going to b ar# whll* amo king afUrward. Privllag# of th# Mighty. Soma man become BOprominent and highly regarded that even thatr flak •tortea ara racatvad with raapaotfol kttaatlo«L—Wàshington Star. T ïïeyre Made . To Stand A b u se ANOTHER great value in all Linen Lawn, a b material to make u lusting Shirtwaist out of Monday a van! Nos. 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E a s t F irs t S tre e t ■ h li • �Published S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and F rid ay T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D — L it e m Wonh Livin¡¡ dumber 0* SA N P O N D , FLO R ID A . NEWS O f THE WORLD Here (he Readers Will rind a Brier Historical sp rin t Flowing r o r Hurried Readers L An attempt to kill Judge Otto A. Rosal­ i a of the Court of Ceneral Sessions, of New York, with n bomb, came near being successful It was only a defect—said to be a small accumulation of dirt—In the racelui ni sm of the Infernal machine, which the Judge had unsuspectingly opened, that saved him from probable death or certain injury. The bomb later exploded while being examined by Inspector Owen Kgan. of like Bureau of Combustibles, indicting Injuries whrch rnny cause death Under lo w e rin g sk ies an d in tutnldiiig sen . th e old a h eavy b a ttle s h ip M ain e, resurrected a f t e r f o u r t-e n y e a r» in lia » an a harbor with h e r H ags Hying w as e s c o r te d to tier re stin g p la c e , 4.0UU fa th o m s in th e gait s w ater* l a s t S a lu rd u v Flic tin- [net isely hulk pl»iiiie.| w as c a r rie d m a r k in g the out end of work twguri m o r e th a n a y e a r sin k in g the a* g re a i a m t a h alf leretl a good sized kick ugainsl both, the A C. L . and the Southern Kxprea* Cos. The A. C. L ha* recently changed the or­ der» respecting train number Hit. sombliound, that t* due at Monroe at about 2o'clock and formerly slopped there on the ling. The train win a great accummodation to the |>roplc who wished to cotne from the East Coast anti Mop at Monroe, amt now they are obliged to cotne through to Sanford It would seem right and proper for the mini to Mop at Monroe when there if u passenger for that place. Regarding the Express Co., some of the trucker* claim their cars are *ent on. leav­ ing the stuff on the platform because it takes u few iiiintiles extra time tu lake on the wtailc shipment. This cause* much of die truck to stay on the platform until the next day The trnipor thing fur the pcsipie at Motrnir in tin would be in take up bath of dose questions with the Railroad Commission and tmih of these qurstiuns can be righted. .( “Monroe is constantly growing and be' Cuming u little city anil the |>eo|>le tliere arr entitled tn cunsiflrratinn from these trafix|>nriaiiim c o m p a m e * an d fro m the Ai (siili p an in i R e s i" and N»v> D e p a rtm e n t la te S atu rd iiv ib re e tin g toh n three id the h lg eij by Mr» P .ia h r (tre t to iirm ared c r u is e r* (tro cecd at ol th e o n c e to th e tiy Mt* M inino«, M em Jplssolin » S jw m g se le ctio n » , The “C n n so la tio n "Song* W n h o itt W ord» M im soi! Mr* a Dove fot in e W m g » ut w e re iicisn np .in ieil by Mr* Mutismi w ith a the hui v e sse l* a r e to d ir W ni l’r ie s ls ent »ill give th e U n ited S t a l e * powerful fo re ig n fleet th e Ori tile lllo*l e x c e p tin g d ia l of Ja p an m to u c h w ith C h in ese w a te r s *titili Mr» lu la r lutimi Mr* G lì ptny- «iing II M etidelssufili, g ran i cim d u d rs l A dm it Meet h ut th e tr a rriv a l m uf M en del*- Hoy Pnitljppine Is la n d * for an m d e lln lte sla y a t ta c h e d to th e ’song V n lley frolli The Navv D e p a r tm e n t will not a d m it th a t lie Mr» G in I liuy d ellg h leil lite d illi w itli d ir d in rm iiig »ohi W ed d in g S o n g tu tlir In stru m etiil V Significant o r d e r * w ere t»«iird from th e I he (it o . "March dilli. of frulli A ttu tila. M em lel»- alni Mr» M utism i, tirsi M'cmid B o ll la m ia and M iss Garrir» V d i» cn *stim bit M i- fui S e * loti. Counsel for Mr* lhti*y ttp te t tr a c e in (tie luiinty jail oil the charge of »hunting her husband. Eugene II Grace, will m a k e application for freedom fur Mrs Grace on bond according to plan* announced yes­ Beventi a iin o iin c e m e tit» u f tr t w h ich Itie terday Grace’s condition today was club a d jo iirn rd tu tak e ii|i i h r i r ehorus ibrsit the same as it has been (or a week wark •nil indications are thill he will live in A Worthy Case of Charity defimuly, despite the fact dial a b allet There 1* in our m idst a family, eon hat severed tiis spinal cord Die fust in fo rm a tio n c o n ce rn in g the With (he Mexico states of the north ■nd touth the theater of rebellion and disorder, and with the suffering that must Prevail in the central states through the lurk of employment for *0 many person* consequent upon demoralization of nil tlstses of buslneaa affairs, tile Mudero government has Indeed a surplus of illfficul,ir* in its administration Mrs. Roaster to Lecture Tomorrow evening. March 2Uth., Mrs. Cers* Rainier will give a lecture in' the Maiontc HalL at 830. under the auspice* °f the Eastern St nr. The subject of the Picture will be her travels in the Holy Land. Me»- RanaJer comet ui Sanford highly twxKnmended, and this lecture will be a lre,t *hat Sanford people cannot afford to mitt. Tbe admission Is free, and the Wblic generally la cordially invited. * r m*n)f tin t c m be chronicled later. Sanford Will Not Have Many More Car Loads Tor Shipment \ IIAVt CAPII AL 01 TWO MILLION Will Not Ur A Selling Orgunliutlon But Strictly A Gardening And M arketing I’rolrct A ALL AROUND FLORIDA flic General Mews of The Land of Flowers. report ha* been sent out from the southern part uf (he time thiit Sanford would ship SOU car loads of celery during Hie month uf March. This Is entirely ertuneous as the shipments will not total more than 3UU car load» The shipments for the season to dale , amounts to 312 car loads, and the shipments for this week will reach DO car loud*, which sold for approximately $75.000. The high water mark for the season will be reached next week, a* it is pre­ dicted that possibly 125 car loads will lie sent out The crop 1» looking strong and healthy and shows no sign of seed It Is a heavy green and the »talk* arc strong and firm The grower* who have celery are in good fettle at this lime as tile prices range from $1.25 for cqlls up to us high as I t for exlia gtx*l The scarcity of tlic crop is developing a f o ti market in Sanford Much nf ihr product 1* contracieii as it 1» cut and wfmlo Held* are sold outright with the understanding (tint the purchaser gather ami crate (ho crop. A large acreage- Is bring * planted'. (V cucumbers und-many of the Held* show the plants to huvr put on the fourth leaf, Tomutoes a r e being set n ow , an d it is kin * and It F W lilln r i wen m ade a com m il le r lu lake up (lie |>rogriini w illi die Ju ck .su nville C o llllllltle e ll was (tie jiu lg in e n l ol II time |«e»cnt that (dan* »tumid tie perfecte») lor the larg e r com m ittee for die c it y E a ch ch u rch 1» therefore asked in nam e liv e m en tiV lu d m g those already on d ir coin n illt e e 1In» larger co m m u te r composed of liv e laym en and Hie pastor from encli ch u rch is asked to m eet at tin- M ethodist ch u rch for its llrs l »e»«lon on M onday n ig h t. A|w 11 l»t a l 7 In File execu tive c o rn iilille e was per n i.in r iilly o rg an ized in d ie ctioo 1 of Mr l K W alker a» ch air CLJlLtO LROM Tilt STATE PRESS thr following W 1, A ld r id g e lu i* u i v d s ! f n iin * til w inch co utuin » iitwiul 1 ui re» nnd is devoted to union» lir a 11». ru c u m h e rv st|uas)l. etc son. and they will prove a strong team This shop has recently added new chairs nod fixtures and expect to operate three chairs and three flrstda»« barber* oil the time. The simp Is just south of Newlnn's drug store and you can always be sccont mod sled by Arnett A Wilson. There is a saying that a man wlm squeeze* a dollar never stpreezes tn* wife After glancing over Ins subscription bonks. n country exUtor is led to remark that there are u number of good married wo­ men in hit county who are not getting the attention they deaezve. 1) 1 Thrasher has Mild Ills ciu tlm ig »tore to the Sanford Shoe and Clothing Do The new company 1* composed at l.imlley Wnlkri, an ut»-to-dnle farmer ti«» a nice tittle acreage uf various cru(t* present of D McKinnon. W M McKinnon celery 1 acre. ln»lt pututucs 2 1 . cucum ami J S McKenzie I hey are ull well known business men tier* <*, iwtTl tarn '1 anti firuns I 'v nf ttd» comity amt have the confidence Mr VVnlder ex|«-ci» polntor» lot market ami esteem of thousands of friends and hy A(*il 15 nr liefore and. cuctimlwr*. nrtpiaimnnre*. bran* uud corn nlHitu May t W M Culp »ay* In» celer) titi(i 1» »Imn lull 1* hrlnging gt»«l prtre* Slrlngfrllow fnr J u s tie r Both Neglected New Business Deal one celery which should tie ready fur market in nliout sixty days. I. G S trin g fe llo w 1» u c n n tlid u le for (h e G II Rrn so iter s t*ro(i is ilivuled as fid o ftice uf Ju s tin e of Ute l 'e a c e . a n offlce low» I acres celery ti acre} Irish |»i (b a t lie Im» tilled » a ti» lu rto rily fnr » e v e ra l inline». I acre »tpiusli 2 veres cucutnlier*. te rm s He o se» itid g in ctii und •11!»< relu in >acres tomatoes, I acte eggplant 1 aert(.slatin g "I a fa ttie r, mutlier an d h ull sm all in all in» Ir im re ol iilh ce an d g iv e » In» of |»-(i|ier» and tliree acre» beans tVm i»|e'i t tim t It i l r s e r .e » ch ild ren , all u n d er Ilie a g e of e ig h t y ears tice ttu* legal sltlrruMe iitlufnll nicurietl luestlav night V m ely live |iet te ilt nl In» rase* of u gc, wlm a r e nt very d e s ti t u t e cir uf Inst week llle grntinil is in gut«l »Intpe cu in stu n ce » a n d in a p ita tilr condition , »eii 1 10 ihe c r n n m a l c o u lt lu iv r lieen and cro(>s are moving at a lively rate Ile Im s » a v rd th e l a x p nyH ie fa th e r, u v e ry d e lic a te m a n , in fa c t cxin v ictin ii* At Cameron City there t* a diversity of bordering on tuberculosis, yet willing and e r» ti larg e »u m Ity se lltlin g ln llie crop* heir, celery, lettuce, cabbage, cu­ anxious 10 work and if pul o n ,In s (ret c o u n t y co u rt otily th e cu se * w lie re tfie e v - cumbers. tomatoes, beaus, etc., and will do so The mother a nice appearing id e n c e Would w a rm nt c x m v ic tio n . His present prusficcu point to a fair output. plain woman anil who i* potting for the s in n ig («lim w ith th e (tm p le is td s n b so - Some new land i* being placed under every («»slide effott to sustain Che entire lu le fu irn e ss tn a ll a n d no a t t e n t i o n i§ cultivation jitiid to l e c h n tc a li ti e s , all tii» d e c is tu n i b r ­ family C li, Fulton hut u nice little tract of Lets help them firing your donation* in g f>n»etl iipon tlie e v ld e n c e . H is rro o rd new land and is making tomatoes IUs lirst to the Herald office ami they will be is a b s o lu tr ly d e n n an d b is a b ility b a s crop. Mr F'tilton's tomutoes (flams arc cheerfully transmitted to (be needy one*. n e v e r been tpie-ationed He 1* th e rig h t nice be was busy the latter port of lust m a n for Itie place week transplanting A considrralile ucTeHon. W A McRae Herr nge of celery was set out lust week —Tiie A litt le l»r, M c fa s ii lion W A. McRae. Commissioner of Packer Dr and Mr* McF7wan are rejoicing 111 Agriculture and candidate for'the same poition was in the city yesterday shaking on addition to llle family of a tiny pratt­ y Has New fountain hands with the voters He was ncconi- ling Dr. Edward Stonslmry McFlwnn J B l-awaon believe* in Improvemcts Thr family now number* two tioys. (hitiled hy VV. It Gridin of linde Cily and umi has lately installed n tine new addi­ ttml Dr. McEwtin 1* cracking his lierls the gentlemen made n thorough canvass tion to.his soda fountain in the shape of of the cily. Mr McRae is u good man together thrre times at every Jump. The an npiMirntu* that will keep hit fountain for the position and does not want the Doctor hctninetl utul hawed however, cold at all times and be a great saving in position for the salary, hut for the good when asked huw Mrs. McEwon took the Ice. The new addition cum|>rises a sepu­ that he can accomplish He ha* many fact thr srcxnid child was a boy. rate fountain and fixtures and enables "I bellevr. rh —" haltingly »(wke the features of Interest that he is desirous of the clerks to wait upon the trade with putting through should he be elected to physician, "that she would have pre­ greater dispatch. Lawton now has a ferred a girl." »imved himself. most complete outfit and Is making n Mrs McEwuii is lining nicely, a ml here's strung bid for the trade. Ills place Is to the little Doctor. May he live to be Change In Barber hhop a credit to Sanford. Gus Shurfhausen expect* to leave for just as blunt, and just ns hnnrst, nnd as Jacksonville soon, where he has purchased ' due n man all around us Ins fnitirr —Or­ fy Fancy Work Circle a borne. He will dispose of his interest j lando K. S. The F'ancy Work Circle were enter min­ Hurt HI» Horse While (be horse and buggy of Dr. Rob*°° was tied on Magnolia avenue tho In the barber shop to Chhuncey Wilson j night the car of Geo. A. D^Cottea, and the new firm will be Arnett & Wil- 1 by Elmer Groves, came around the Coro*c *nd smashed Into the rig. badly liv in g (he horse dnd damaging the bugi TW* reckless driving on (be city U^ita will cause the death of aome one ^Persisted to, and this case la only one ' vT?------- F H A d a m s »tty» h r h ail our acre in ce le r) wlm li (irot)ilt t»l .1 few t tutr» mute l'e rk m » a» »ei re i, ir y m u li .nut I'ti'l "v tl i itn twu Car» ,11 ui (lull tie »*ilit die tw,i Mi» M on»oa an d Mr» liuy I Ile full w a* a n d tre a s u re r Fite n e x t m e e tin g ol 1 I11» car» S a lu rd a y M an'll t (■>1 nvt-i $2 Ud'u Caller) tiy dii >is re ta i > 't i » I olili a fter c iiiim n lle e 1» 1 a ile d In m eel al 1 tn* bank » Ini li a n u m e lo r m em b er»lu p w a» voteti one cat cu lila tn e il J 5I* t rates the other n e x t M onday a f t e r n o o n a t 4 00 3fi(J erales. Mr. Adams lui* I 1 acres tn 011 T h e p r e s id e n i. M i* M a r t in , u m ile l.uvrO l.tweit ali M rililrl»*oÌ0* plsn of campaign mapped out by the Roosevelt leaders at their conferences in New York Friday and Saturday' was given today by Culoncl Roosevelt He •aid he had decided to make 11 number of •peechc* in various ports uf the country In the near future. NOT A LARGÌ CELtRV CROP An Epitome of Ihe Week's Most I m ­ portant Happenings In the S ta te ’s Domain. In last week's issue of The Herald opSt. Petersburg is well pleased over the pearrd the articles of incorporation of the prospset of having good road* to all parts Florida Garden», u company ergnnired of Pinellas county at no late day. The for the pur[io»e of raising winter veget­ Times recently (ells of the action of tbo ables in the Celery Delta upon a larger county commissioner* in agreeing to scale and cooperative Method. issue bonds for (he construction of good For several years this idou of taking roads, the amount being stated at $273.over a large part of the valuable iainls of 0(H) Tills should insure u lot of good this section in one com font y lias been iii work nml many mile* of splendid roads the minds of ihese same gentlemen and for Pinellas only recently have they perfected their The Elks (lodge in Jacksonville, after plans. refusing <150,000 for their property, have The m aturity of the olllcer* u m i d ire c ­ decided tn build u lifter'll story structure tors are S a n fo id m en wlio tm ve had where thir club house now stands at the a m p le experience in Im n d iing and grow­ corner uf l.nuni and Adams street That ing vegetables a n d tlie best proof of Itie is progress of the right sort. eto b lh ty o fjh L w u u fr garden project tn The. recent pravalence of smallpox in ^ t i l l ? section I s u i e or glTTII ra tio n df this Jacksonville is now |practically a thing of co m p an y whose c a p ita l slock w ill am ount the past, its eradication, according to the to ih e vast sum of two m illio n dollars health authorities, being due to the Th eir project m e a n s lug developm ent* wholesale vaccination which was eru R ailro ad ( 01111111**1011 (or tile Celery l*elln am i tor S an fo rd and b e lie v e d t h r a c r e a g e will lie a trifle la rg e r ployed during the latter part of January B e e t* a re now in tlie ir great work they »lion id receive th a n that of lust y e a r Siirtford Music ( lidi (In uu eight nf an acre of ground u d ie encouragem ent of every n im i who | b e in g sh ip p e d a» are also ca h h n g e a n d I he Mosti t ’tuti l|i*lt| d irli reg n i ir n itr i short distance from F'ort Myers, between la te le ttu c e A* an in d ic a tio n of (he tins d ie in te re sls uf tin* se cliu u at h earl (wo utul three hundred minnmouth heed* m g il d a » 1111)111 uf Mr» E tim iic Molinoti In atiotlier |iort of dn* issue ilo n .1 S' solid ity of (in- Nilnntion h ere al I his time Suturil i) iflt'M iooli. »U fi Mr» T A New of cabbage are now growing. The small­ W h iln e r fully an d concisely » la ir » the Ihe tw o b a n k s tuive in c r e a s e d th eir d etuli le.idi r M i'lidelssolm w a* d ie *oli| rrt est head in the putch weighs ten fiounitf. (»»sit* JUKI (MMI over w h a t they c a n t e d p lan* of die co m p an y while the largest ups the scales at nearly uf o h » n lc ru tioli b> d ie 1 lllb U l d t h e ) eli (In* d a le o n e y o n 11 go Flu» in c re a s e in twenty-five («Kinds, One of these cub luyed w r y m u d i thè line p u p er oli lite local cu fli in I is h av in g (tie effect of c l e a r ­ Men and Religion "I ile and P e rs o n a l F ra li* uf Mendel*, T h e execu tive c o lliliu lle e id die Sanford ing u p o ld oFiligallim * anil m ilking Itie g e n ­ baget was presented to the editor of the tuhii tearl liy Min» Rudi M eilm g t-r u Imi M en and R elig io n fo rw ard B a te » in Fort Styrrs Ptrs*. it weighing 22 pound* M ovenieni e ra l fe e lin g o n e of njoie e a s e anil having a »(«end uf 36 incites u *n d ie |tti|>er 011 III» ('o rn iiisllu m *. w m ie n met a l llle First N a liim a l Hunk yesterday r u (lie outside leave* The solid head was liy Mi*» M1 K 1111 an d rem i hy M i** J o s i r a fle rm s m and considered plan» for llie Nrwsy Nol rs of t h e Urlla t2*' inches in circumference nnd weighed Sm inu ii. a» Mi*» M cK 'm cim ili nut lie fo u r-d a y ca m p a ig n d im 1» tu b egin herr Among the vartuo» farmer» we note |t> |*Mintls—F'ort Myers Press. pre w lit S u n d a y . \(> n l I t Me»»r* W aldro n I’er » e ttin g ai ago Votum* IV BIG GARDEN PROJECT Sanford Men Will engineer The good |xxiple of Monroe have regisCreai Farming Plan! h appen in g s d urin g the w eek I KKk a People Complain Against Railroad and Lxpress Companies Hems of In te re st Gleaned From Various Sources Reports of heavy property damage throughout the southeast ns the result of Ilie lénifie rains of the past two days com tique to.be received, and^arlier estimates if the tu&è* Will reodiSnto the millions are sustained. Rivers and smaller streums are all out of banks and railroad trulfic Is generally demoralized Report* to the Southern Railway hen' todny trllingof tlir washout of a trestle over the How river near Reldsville; N (’ . stopping through traffic on the main line, while schedule* on branch lines in tile Carolina* have been annulled because of washout* umi damaged trestle*. Through train* are be­ ing detoured lu the south hy the way it Knoxville and Chnttannoga. M0NR01 IMS T U E S D A Y , M A R C H IS, 1 S I 1 ed by Mr*. Flatlerhy Wednesday after­ noon. Tbe ladle* enjoyed their pretty fancy work nnd the pleasant afternoon together, especially the interesting lessons |111 crocheting A delirious salad course served Mrs. Lastrrby » guests were Mrs. J J. Punloii. Mrs lime*. Mrs T. S. Davis, Mr* W. T. Johns, Mr. H. H. HID. Mri. W. H, Mllteer. .1 S McKenzie will act a* manager of the new concern nni* make many change* m the »tore, pulling In a new f r o n t and a Ini J handsome furniture in t he in terim Mr Mt Keuzie fins had fuiiMeen »ear» u f experience in the clothing hu«ilies» and know* it (huroughly. Flic new Hrut will gst in shape im­ mediately and expect to advertise e x ­ tensively in a few days and let the public know they ore on the job. „ The many friends of Mr Thrasher will regtet tu hear til Ins disposal uf the busi­ ness dun hii» known Inin so long but be dire* out intend tn leave Sanford and will 110 doubt engage in some business that sill m il routine h llli tn closely After the Allen Gang Htllsville. Va March IN,— The authori­ ties of two States are surrounding ihe re­ gion in ¿vInch the Allen clan Is supposed lobe hiding A large, possee composed 0 / North Carolina sheriffs and deputies, to­ gether with several detectives, are closing In from the North Carolina mountains, while another lurgc^urcc is pushing its way from Hillsville southward. Developments are not expected before Tuesday night, the nfHccrs being far into the mouittains and rather remote from tel­ egraph and telephone stations, were to a large extent exit off from communication with the outside world. Sewing Circle The Sewing Circle was entertained at the home of Mr*. George Fox. Jr., Thurs­ day evening. The member* of the circle who were present enjoyed their fancy work and a pleasant social evening to­ gether. Delicious Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Fox's guests were Misses Carrie Ensminger. Flora M. John­ son, Ernestine prux,_Lola nnd Nellie Ev­ ans, Martha Fog- Mr*. J . C. EnamingKr, Mr*. Morton Itopeon. Mrs, J , C. McDaniel. Pay Your Cotmly Taxes _ •» -r For the benefit of the tax payer** WFI. Martin wishes The Herald to announce., to the people that their slate and county taxes must be pnld on nr before March 31st. us the tax books close on that date and delinquents will then be placed on the delinquent tax list Remember March 31st is your Iasi call for state and county taxes. tf . < � 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, March 15, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 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/f2fbe00f076b107139816640b8d90560.pdf 3828e10e56396da020d0df8372065435 PDF Text Text M arch 15, i # ) Three OJaaaa* of Individuala In Bach Colony, Baoh Having Ita Spallai Dutloa to Parform. I In th# honey bae wa find to many and ouch remarkable lcatlncta that It rtrm * to mo Lmpoaalblo that tboy could havo boon acquired by the proc* aas of «roluUon. Thro# kind* of Individual* axlat In a Colony of bee#— the quean, whoeo pole work la to lay egg«; the drone*, or male#, wboae only function la to fartllla# tha queen, and tha worker*. Which are female* und aval oped *<rcOnly one queen la permitted to live In the colony a t the earn# time, there batng a mortal anUpathy between the queen*. The queen la continually n a rd ed by a number of worker* and bar want* are carefully «applied. If two queen« are In the eatne colony they eater combat, bains urged by th e workers, and fight till one atlnga th e other to death. When a young queen I* ready to leer# the oell In which ehe baa bean reared, aha la not permitted to do *o, tu t she to guarded by the worker« unl th e old queen baa aban d on ad -th a. e ye with a awarm, and then ahe to permitted to leave the cell. When the queen baa folly matured In her oell the worker* cat away the wax from tha and of the oell till It to an exceed­ ingly thin film. If th e colony to deprived o f It* queen, th e w o rk er*, a fter « ea rth in g In vain for her, aet to work to re a r a now queen. F o r thla purpoae th ey • elect a la rv a (b a t would develop Into a tfc iW fr .Jtfifb v e .a o m « o f th e neigh­ boring ce ll* and co n stru ct fo r If a la re « v ertical ce ll. Itr feeding thla larv a on royal Jelly It becom e* a queen. If two queen« during eombat acquire a poaltlon In wbteh they might destroy each other, thua leaving the hive with­ out a queen, they refrain frem giving each other the m ortal «troke. W hen th e «w arm ing «o««on 1« over the old queen Is perm itted by the w orker« to «ting to death all th e queen« th «t a re In the cell«. I f tha queen loaea both h er a n ten ­ na« «he la unable propirly to depoalt h a t egg«, and th e w orker« perm it her to pariah. ' At the clo g* o f th e «warming aeaaon all of th e dronea are killed by tha worker«. T hey a re no longer needed, fo r the old queen ha» already been fertilized, and new dronea can bo reared In th e follow ing »prlng. Thua food la saved for th e u*e of those bees a lc n * that will be of future u»e to the oolony. I f they lo*e th e queen when «w arm ­ in g they retu rn to th e hive they have le ft—«earning to realize th at th e ir e f­ fo rts would be fru itless w ithout a queen. If tbo h ir e b u no queen the drone« a re perm itted to lir e through the winter. W hen th e dronea are destroyed tha larv ae and pupa w hich would produce dronea a re also destroyed. If p re iied for food, a colony will attack a w eak­ er colony or a h ive without a queen, and. If the a tta ck 1 « su ccessful, the vanquished colony Join* the conquer­ ors, thus stren g th en in g the hive.— Al­ fred Falrhu ret, A.M., In "O rg an ic E v o ­ lution Considered Admiration for Narva. "Tou admired th at man because of hi* «porch T" "Y ep ," replied t'a rm er Corntoeeel. "B u t you d id n't agree with his opinion* " "Not a* a rule, But It stru ck me th at a man th a t could git up before a crowd o' people an' talk auch a lot cf Junk a t th e top of hi* voloe had real g rit." No Tim * far Larin*«*. A physician announce* that ba ha* dlaoorered a aerum that will cure Laxinaaa. Tha present coat of living to curing It fast enough.—Detroit rr*o Superfine Strategy . "Strategy In war," explained tha Irish military lnatructor, "1* whin y* fion“t Ut the lnlmy dlaoovar that tha ammunition to run out. but Juat kapa on firing." Whan Wig* W ar* In Vogue. During th* U ttar part of tha reign g< Loula xrv of VTano* for a man to W t*r hto own hair or a amall wig ww almoat an offana* against good moral*. U R L IN E N D E P A R T M E N T is running over with m any bargains in Linens in all the weaves—especially strong showing in Dress Lin Linens* and Bed Linens— each and all pieces are tremendous bargains for O We will give the following aw ay— absolutely free— Be sure and get your ticket with every $ 1 .0 0 purchase 1st Prize, 9 x 1 2 Wilton R u g ................ ; ------ 1 . . . $30.00 2nd " Cathedral Gong Clock....................... .. 12.00 3rd " Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling B ag. 1 0 .0 0 4th “ “ * “ ** 8 .0 0 5th 1* Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock___ «_ 8 .0 0 6th “ “ “ " “ ............ 8 .0 0 7th Prize barge, HandBome 8-Day Clock Cowhide, Leather-lined Traveling Bag Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s Silk U m b r e l la 36-in. Sheer Linen This is a Sheer qualit", all Linen Lawn, of a good, «eveu th re a iW splendid value f jr 48c. Our p m * Now is the time to get one of the latest i m p r o v e d V ictor Talking Machines on a small payment down and $1.00 a week. F U R N ITU R E ANOTHER great value in all Linen Lawn, a b material to make u lusting Shirtwaist out of Monday a van! Tïïeyre Made YARD WIDE “ warranted pure Linen," natural.colei and firm weighi. a ready seller at 40c yard. Special only . To Stand 2V4 YARD WIDE Linen Sheeting, worth $ ! 00 a yd. for Monday's sale u yard ............ Abuse JUST ARRIVED this speciul value in u Butcher's li in. wide, of a firm weave uud heavy weight 35c quulity Our price Monday B l a c k Ca t H osiery Only 1-piece natural color Linen 27-in. wide n good value for 18c a yd For Monday only a lender at E X TR A FINE LINEN This is an extra fine quality, pure Linen Cambric Lawn, For the boys and uni splendid line of Stockingwell worth and n ready seller ut 80c n yard Our o q special price Ol/C Our line of Furniture is com­ 36-in. LINEN SUITING, 29c. plete, See what speciul values we are offering for M o n d a y - We have it now for Monday’s sale a splendid Linen Crash Uncle Sam W o r k S h i r t s Suiting Just the mntcrinl that is wanted now. o q Hint* in nil sizes, t it'ii 1111 mid on easy weekly payments Monday n yard . . _ ....... ......................... u \j C \tra B e lle " Chambres o f ......... ..........................$ 1.00 ■ h li value for 5 0 c <>m i S P E C IA L N O TIC E See our special 10c Window Monday Dozens of articles of all kinds -»rv Values up to 25c. For Monday a V /L $1.35 Rocking Chair, 98c This exceptional value in n genuine Fibre Bottom Oak Rocking Q n Chair Monday Bperinl t7 0 L Only two gross genuine “ Air Float " Tulcun most popular odors for Monday only ( 9 o'clock. A can only....................................... Sec this special new showing of all Silk Measalines In hlock.whito and colors in 39-in. width. Special a yard .................................................... 35c SPRING B E A U TIE S , 25c 40c Window Shades, 25c C e n ts MEN'S DRESS SIIIK IS good values up to 75c. price o n ly ___ MEN’S TIES in light ... terns, values up to Monday only 50c ELASTIC SEAM l> sizes, our specia 1 price | S TR A W HATS It is most truly said this line of Shimmer Silk is certainly spring beauties in all the dainty patterns. On The Season is now Ini' A good value for 40c in white, green, sale Monday a yard.................................. 1, .......... Hats. Sec our large .iecru, genuine opaque window n r Men’s Panam a Hals. Also ...>■ shades. Monday e a c h ............ boy's Stiff Brim Yacht SImp« . 12!4c D R ESS G IN G H AM S 9'Äc Hats. A large selection of Amoskeng Dress Ginghams, entirely Special line of Soft Brim Hunew patterns for Spring. Have just arrived and Q prices Mondny will be placed on sale Monday a t ....................... t/ ** C 49c, 98c, $ 1 . 3 9 . $ Our Shoe Department is now complete with the Season’s 10c A M O S K E A G S T A P L E S 7!4c*' most popular and fashion’s Now Is the time to select an ¡apron from this choice line latest dictations in Ladies' of Amoskeog Apron Ginghams. Fast colors, our n , , Misses’ and Children's Pumps special price a yard........................................................ / C and O xfords.. See our large assortm ent of Men's Oxfords 48-in. LIN EN C R A S H , 49c “ union made.” Highest quality, Nothing nicer for fancy work. Skirts or Coat Suits prices the lowest. than this wide Linen Crash Suiting, a yard............ A* to Eating. Soma man «at to Uv*t aom* man Uva to aat, and aom* man «at maraly for th# pleaaura thay ara going to bar# whll* amo king afUrward. Privllag# of th# Mighty. Soma man become BO prominent and highly regarded that even thatr flak •tortea ara racatvad with raapaotfol kttaatlo«L—Wàshington Star. 43 Nos. 121-123 East First Street • �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD H E R A LD IN SAN FO RD — Lite m Wonh Livin¡¡ dumber 0 * SANPOND, NEWS Of THE WORLD Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Here (he Readers Will rind a Brier Historical sp rin t Flowing r o r Hurried Readers L An attempt to kill Judge Otto A. Rosal­ i a of the Court of Ceneral Sessions, of New York, with n bomb, cam e near being successful It was only a defect—said to be a small accumulation of dirt—In the racelui ni sm of the Infernal machine, which the Judge had unsuspectingly opened, that saved him from probable death or certain injury. The bomb later exploded while being examined by Inspector Owen Kgan. of like Bureau of Combustibles, indicting Injuries whrch rnny cause death I Under lowering skies and in a heavy tutnldiiig sen. the old battleship Maine, resurrected after fourt-en year» in lia» ana harbor with her Hags Hying was escorted to tier resting place, 4.0UU fathoms in the gait s water* last Salurduv Flic sinking tin- hulk was carried out [net isely a* pl»iiiie.| marking the end of the greai work twguri more than a year amt a half ago V Significant order* were t»«iird from the N»v> Department late Saturdiiv ibreeting three id the hlg iirmared cruiser* ol the P.iahr (tret to (trocecd at once to the Pnitljppine Island* for an mdellnlte slay The Navv Department will not admit that the hui vessel* are to lie attached to the Admit Meet hut thetr arrival m the Ori ent »ill give the United Stale* tile lllo*l powerful foreign fleet excepting dial of Japan m touch with Chinese waters Counsel for Mr* lhti*y ttpte t trace in (tie luiinty ja il oil the charge of »hunting her husband. Eugene II Grace, will make application for freedom fur Mrs Grace on bond according to plan* announced yes­ terday Grace’s condition today was ibrsit the same as it has been (or a week •nil indications are thill he will live in defimuly, despite the fact dial a ballet hat severed tiis spinal cord Die fust information concerning the plsn of cam paign mapped out by the Roosevelt leaders at their conferences in New York Friday and Saturday' was given today by Culoncl Roosevelt He •aid he had decided to make 11 number of •peechc* in various ports uf the country In the near future. With (he Mexico states of the north ■nd touth the theater of rebellion and disorder, and with the suffering that must Prevail in the central states through the lurk of employment for * 0 many person* consequent upon demoralization of nil tlstses of buslneaa affairs, tile Mudero government has Indeed a surplus of illfficul,ir* in its administration M rs. R o aster to L ectu re Tomorrow evening. March 2 Uth., Mrs. Cers* Rainier will give a lecture in' the Maiontc HalL at 830. under the auspice* °f the Eastern St nr. The subject of the Picture will be her travels in the Holy Land. Me»- RanaJer com et ui Sanford highly twxKnmended, and this lecture will be a lre,t *hat Sanford people cannot afford to mitt. Tbe admission Is free, and the Wblic generally la cordially invited. * H urt HI» H orse r i While (be horse and buggy of Dr. Rob*°° was tied on Magnolia avenue tho night the car of Geo. A. D^Cottea, by Elmer Groves, came around the Coro*c *nd smashed Into the rig. badly l i v i n g (he horse dnd damaging the bugTW* reckless driving on (be city U ^ ita will cau se the death of aome one ^Persisted to, and this case la only one m* n)f t i n t c m be chronicled later. T U E S D A Y , M A R C H IS , 1SI1 BIG GARDEN PROJECT People Complain Against R ailroad and ' vT?------L xp ress Companies S a n fo rd Men Will e n g in e e r \ The good |xxiple of Monroe have regisC reai F a rm in g P lan ! leretl a good sized kick ugainsl both, the A C. L . and the Southern Kxprea* Cos. TWO MILLION The A. C. L ha* recently changed the or­ IIAVt CAPII AL der» respecting train number Hit. sombliound, that t* due at Monroe at about 2- Will Not Ur A Sellin g O rgu n liutlon But o'clock and formerly slopped there on the S trictly A Gardening And ling. The train win a great accummodaM a rk etin g I’ro lrct tion to the |>roplc who wished to cotne In last week's issue of The Herald opfrom the East Coast anti Mop at Monroe, pearrd the articles of incorporation of the amt now they are obliged to cotne through Florida Garden», u company ergnnired to Sanford It would seem right and proper for the pur[io»e of raising winter veget­ for the mini to Mop at Monroe when there ables in the Celery Delta upon a larger if u passenger for that place. scale and cooperative Method. Regarding the Express Co., some of the For several years this idou of taking trucker* claim their cars are *ent on. leav­ over a large part of the valuable iainls of ing the stuff on the platform because it this section in one com font y lias been iii takes u few iiiintiles extra time tu lake the minds of ihese same gentlemen and on the wtailc shipment. This cause* much only recently have they perfected their of die truck to stay on the platform until plans. the next day The trnipor thing fur the The maturity of the olllcer* umi direc­ pcsipie at Motrnir in tin would be in take up tors are Sanfoid men wlio tmve had bath of dose questions with the Railroad ample experience in Imndiing and grow­ Commission and tmih of these qurstiuns ing vegetables and tlie best proof of Itie can be righted. . ( e to b lh ty o fjh L w u u fr garden project tn “Monroe is constantly growing and be' till? section I s u i e or glTTII ration df this Cuming u little city anil the |>eo|>le tliere company whose capital slock will amount arr entitled tn cunsiflrratinn from these to ihe vast sum of two million dollars trafix|>nriaiiim compame* and from the Their project means lug development* Railroad ( 0 11 1 1 1 1 1 * * 1 0 1 1 (or tile Celery l*elln ami tor Sanford and 01 happen in g s d u r in g the week Reports of heavy property damage throughout the southeast ns the result of Ilie lénifie rains of the past two days com tique to.be received, and^arlier estim ates if the tu&è* Will reodiSnto the millions are sustained. Rivers and smaller streums are all out of banks and railroad trulfic Is generally demoralized Report* to the Southern Railway hen' todny trllingof tlir washout of a trestle over the How river near Reldsville; N ( ’ . stopping through traffic on the main line, while schedule* on branch lines in tile Carolina* have been annulled because of washout* umi damaged trestle*. Through train* are be­ ing detoured lu the south hy the way it Knoxville and Chnttannoga. M0NR01 IMS a K K k F LO R ID A . in tlieir great work they »lionid receive die encouragement of every nimi who I he Mosti t ’tuti l|i*lt| dirli regni ir nitri tins die interesls uf tin* secliuu at hearl mg il da »1111)111 uf Mr» Etimiic Molinoti In atiotlier |iort of dn* issue ilon .1 S' Suturil i) iflt'Miooli. »Ufi Mr» T A New Whilner fully and concisely »lair» the tuli le.idi r Mi'lidelssolm wa* die *oli|rrt plan* of die company uf oh»nlcrutioli b> die 1 lllb Uldthe) eli luyed wry mudi thè line puper oli lite Men and Religion "I ile and Personal Frali* uf Mendel*, The executive colliliullee id die Sanford tuhii tearl liy Min» Rudi Meilmgt-r uImi Men and Religion forward Movenieni die |tti|>er 011 III» ('orniiisllum*. wmien met al llle First Naliimal Hunk yesterday liy Mi*» M1 K1111 and remi hy Mi** Josir aflermsm and considered plan» for llie Sminuii. a» Mi*» McK'm cimili nut lie four-day campaign dim 1» tu begin herr pre wlit Sunday. \(>nl It Me»»r* Waldron I’er Ai (siili pan ini tiy Mt* Minino«, Mr» kin* and It F W lillnri wen made a com Gin I liuy dellghleil lite dilli witli dir m ille r lu lake up (lie |>rogriini willi die dinrmiiig »ohi Wedding Song tu tlir Juck.sunville Collllllltlee »etting ai MemJplssolin » Sjwmg ’song ll was (tie jiulginenl ol II time |«e»cnt Instrumetiil selection», The Vnlley uf that (dan* »tumid tie perfecte») lor the Resi" and “Cnnsolation frolli Mendel*larger committee for die city Each tohn "Song* Wnhoitt Word» were ptnychurch 1» therefore asked in name live eij by Mr» Mimsoi! Mr* Hoy «iing II men tiVludmg those already on dir coin fot ine Wmg» ut a Dove Metidelssufili, n illtee 1In» larger commuter composed I he ( i t o . iicisnnp.inieil by Mr* Mutismi of live laymen and Hie pastor from encli grani cimdudrsl with a dilli. "March of church is asked to meet at tin- Methodist dir Wni l’riesls frulli Attutila. Memlel»church for its llrsl »e»«lon on Monday *titili Mr» lular alni Mr» Mutismi, tirsi night. A|w11 l»t al 7 In File executive lutimi Mr* G lì Boll and Miss Garrir» corniilillee was per ni.inriilly organized in l.uvrO M'cmid lamia V di»cn*stim fui die ctioo 1 of Mr l K Walker a» chair l.tweit ali Mrililrl»*oÌ0* bit Mi- S e * loti. l'erkm» a» »ei rei, ir y muli .nut I'ti'l "v Mi» Mon»oa and Mr» liuy I Ile full wa* and treasurer Fite next meeting ol 1 I11» Caller) tiy dii >is retai > 'ti» I olili after ciiiimnllee 1» 1 ailed In meel al 1 tn* bank » Ini li a nume lor member»lup wa» voteti next Monday afternoon at 4 00 0 11 The presideni. Mi* Martin, umile Beventi aiinoiincemetit» uftrt which Itie Slrln g frllo w fnr J u s t i e r club adjoiirnrd tu take ii|i ihrir ehorus I. G Stringfellow 1 » u cnntlidule for (he wark oftice uf Justine of Ute l'eace. an offlce Siirtford Music ( lidi NOT A LARGÌ CELtRV CROP Votum* IV ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford Will Not Have Many M ore Car Loads Tor Shipm ent flic G eneral Mews of The Land of F low ers. A report ha* been sent out from the southern part uf (he tim e thiit Sanford would ship SOU car loads of celery during Hie month uf March. This Is entirely ertuneous as the shipments will not total more than 3UU car load» The shipments for the season to dale , amounts to 312 car loads, and the shipments for this week will reach DO car loud*, which sold for approximately $75.000. The high water mark for the season will be reached next week, a* it is pre­ dicted that possibly 125 car loads will lie sent out The crop 1» looking strong and healthy and shows no sign of seed It Is a heavy green and the »talk* arc strong and firm The grower* who have celery are in good fettle at this lime as tile prices range from $1.25 for cqlls up to us high as I t for exlia gtx*l The scarcity of tlic crop is developing a f o ti market in Sanford Much nf ihr product 1* contracieii as it 1 » cut and wfmlo Held* are sold outright with the understanding (tint the purchaser gather ami crate (ho crop. A large acreage- Is bring * planted'. (V cucumbers und-many of the Held* show the plants to huvr put on the fourth leaf, Tomutoes are being set now, and it is believed thr acreage will lie a trifle larger than that of lust year Beet* are now |being shipped a» are also cahhnge and late lettuce A* an indication of (he solidity of (in- Nilnntion here al I his time Ihe two banks tuive increased their de(»»sit* JUKI (MMI over w h a t they canted (In* dale one yon 11 go Flu» increase in local cu fli in I is having (tie effect of clear­ ing upold oFiligallim* anil milking Itie gen­ eral feeling one of njoie ease Bate» in CLJlLtO LROM T ilt STATE PRESS An Epitome of Ihe Week's Most portant Happenings In the State’s Domain. Im ­ St. Petersburg is well pleased over the prospset o f having good road* to all parts of Pinellas county a t no late day. The Times recently (ells of the action of tbo county commissioner* in agreeing to issue bonds for (he construction of good roads, the amount being stated at $273.0 (H) Tills should insure u lot of good work nml many mile* of splendid roads for Pinellas The Elks (lodge in Jacksonville, after refusing <150,000 for their property, have decided tn build u lifter'll story structure where thir club house now stands at the corner uf l.nuni and Adams street That is progress of the right sort. The. recent pravalence of smallpox in ^ Jacksonville is now |practically a thing of the past, its eradication, according to the health authorities, being due to the wholesale vaccination which was eru ployed during the latter part of January (In uu eight nf an acre of ground u short distance from F'ort Myers, between (wo utul three hundred minnmouth heed* of cabbage are now growing. The sm all­ est head in the putch weighs ten fiounitf. while the largest ups the scales at nearly twenty-five («Kinds, One of these cub baget was presented to the editor of the Fort Styrrs Ptrs*. it weighing 22 pound* anil having a »(«end uf 36 incites u * n r u (lie outside leave* The solid head was Nrwsy Nolrs of th e Urlla t2 *' inches in circumference nnd weighed Among the vartuo» farmer» we note |t> |*Mintls—F'ort Myers Press. thr following New B u sin ess Deal W 1 , Aldridge lui* u i v d s ! fniin* one 1) 1 Thrasher has M ild Ills ciutlmig til winch coutuin» iitwiul 1 ui re» nnd is »tore to the Sanford Shoe and Clothing devoted to union» lira 11». rucumherv Do st|uas)l. etc The new company 1* composed at l.imlley Wnlkri, an ut»-to-dnle farmer ti«» a nice tittle acreage uf various cru(t* present of D McKinnon. W M McKinnon celery 1 acre. ln»lt pututucs 2 1 . cucum ami J S McKenzie I hey are ull well known business men tier* <*, iw tTl tarn ' 1 anti firuns I ' v nf ttd» comity amt have the confidence Mr VVnlder ex|«-ci» polntor» lot market ami esteem of thousands of friends and hy A(*il 15 nr liefore and. cuctimlwr*. nrtpiaimnnre*. bran* uud corn nlHitu May t .1 S McKenzie will act a* manager of W M Culp »ay* In» celer) titi(i 1» »Imn the new concern nni* make many lull 1* hrlnging gt»«l prtre* change* m the »tore, pulling In a new F H Adams »tty» hr hail our acre in front and a Ini J handsome furniture in celer) wlm li (irot)ilt t»l .1 few t tutr» mute the interim Mr Mt Keuzie fins had tliitn twu Car» ,11 ui (lull tie »*ilit die tw,i car» Salurday Man'll t (■>1 nvt-i $2 Ud'u fuiiMeen »ear» uf experience in the one cat culilatneil J5I* t rates the other clothing hu«ilies» and know* it (hurough3fi(J erales. Mr. Adams lui* I 1 acres tn ly. Flic new Hrut will gst in shape im ­ celery which should tie ready fur market mediately and expect to advertise e x ­ tensively in a few days and let the public in nliout sixty days. „ G II Rrn so iter s t*ro(i is ilivuled as fid know they ore on the job. The many friends of Mr Thrasher will low» I acres celery ti acre} Irish |»i (bat lie Im» tilled »ati»lurtorily fnr »everal A W orthy Case of Charity inline». I acre »tpiusli 2 veres cucutnlier*. regtet tu hear til Ins disposal uf the busi­ There 1* in our midst a family, eon terms He ose» itidginctii und •11 !»<reluin > acres tomatoes, I acte eggplant 1 aert- ness dun hii» known Inin so long but be (.slating "I a fattier, mutlier and hull small in all in» Irimre ol iilhce and give» In» of |»-(i|ier» and tliree acre» beans tVm dire* out intend tn leave Sanford and will children, all under Ilie age of eight years tice ttu* legal i»|e'i t timt It ilrser.e» sltlrruMe iitlufnll nicurietl luestlav night 110 doubt engage in some business that Vmely live |iet teilt nl In» rase* of ugc, wlm are nt very destitute cir uf Inst week llle grntinil is in gut«l »Intpe sill mil routine hllli tn closely cuinstunce» and in a pitatilr condition , »eii 1 10 ihe crnnm al coult luivr lieen and cro(>s are moving at a lively rate After th e Allen Gang Hie father, u very delicate man, in fact cxinvictinii* Ile Ims »avrd the lax pnyAt Cameron City there t* a diversity of Htllsville. Va March IN,— The authori­ bordering on tuberculosis, yet willing and er» ti large »um Ity selltling ln llie crop* heir, celery, lettuce, cabbage, cu ­ anxious 1 0 work and if pul o n ,In s (ret county court otily the cuse* wliere tfie ev- cumbers. tomatoes, beaus, etc., and ties of two States are surrounding ihe re­ will do so The mother a nice appearing idence Would warm nt cxmviction. His present prusficcu point to a fair output. gion in ¿vInch the Allen clan Is supposed plain woman anil who i* potting for the sinnig («lim with the (tmple is tds nbso- Some new land i* being placed under lobe hiding A large, possee composed 0 / North Carolina sheriffs and deputies, to­ every («»slide effott to sustain Che entire lule fuirness tn all and no attention i§ cultivation jitiid to lechntcalities, all tii» decistuni b r­ gether with several detectives, are closing family C li, Fulton hut u nice little tract of Lets help them firing your donation* ing f>n»etl iipon tlie evldence. His rroord new land and is making tomatoes IUs lirst In from the North Carolina mountains, to the Herald office ami they will be is absolutrly denn and bis ability bas crop. Mr F'tilton's tomutoes (flams arc while another lurgc^urcc is pushing its cheerfully transmitted to (be needy one*. never been tpie-ationed He 1* the right nice be was busy the latter port of lust way from Hillsville southward. man for Itie place Developments are not expected before week transplanting A considrralile ucTeTuesday night, the nfHccrs being far into Hon. W A M cRae H err nge of celery was set out lust week — Tiie A l i t t l e l»r, M c f a s i i the mouittains and rather remote from te l­ lion W A. McRae. Commissioner of Packer Dr and Mr* McF7wan are rejoicing 1 1 1 egraph and telephone stations, were to a Agriculture and candidate for'the same large extent exit off from communication poition was in the city yesterday shaking on addition to llle family of a tiny p ratt­ y Has New fo u n ta in ling Dr. Edward Stonslmry McFlwnn hands with the voters He was ncconiJ B l-awaon believe* in Improvemcts with the outside world. Thr family now number* two tioys. (hitiled hy VV. It Gridin of linde Cily and umi has lately installed n tine new addi­ Sewing Circle the gentlemen made n thorough canvass ttml Dr. McEwtin 1* cracking his lierls tion to.his soda fountain in the shape of The Sewing Circle was entertained at of the cily. Mr McRae is u good man together thrre times at every Jump. The an npiMirntu* that will keep hit fountain the home of Mr*. George Fox. J r ., Thurs­ Doctor hctninetl utul hawed however, for the position and does not want the cold at all times and be a great saving in day evening. The member* of the circle position for the salary, hut for the good when asked huw Mrs. McEwon took the Ice. The new addition cum|>rises a sepu­ who were present enjoyed their fancy that he can accomplish He ha* many fact thr srcxnid child was a boy. rate fountain and fixtures and enables work and a pleasant social evening to­ "I bellevr. r h —" haltingly »(wke the features of Interest that he is desirous of the clerks to wait upon the trade with gether. Delicious Ice cream and cake physician, "that she would have pre­ putting through should he be elected to greater dispatch. Lawton now has a were served. Mrs. Fox's guests were ferred a girl." »imved himself. most complete outfit and Is making n Misses Carrie Ensminger. Flora M. Jo h n ­ Mrs McEwuii is lining nicely, a ml here's strung bid for the trade. Ills place Is son, Ernestine prux,_Lola nnd Nellie Ev­ to the little Doctor. May he live to be Change In Barber hhop a credit to Sanford. ans, Martha Fog- Mr*. J . C. EnamingKr, Gus Shurfhausen expect* to leave for just as blunt, and just ns hnnrst, nnd as Mr*. Morton Itopeon. Mrs, J , C. McDaniel. Jacksonville soon, where he has purchased ' due n man all around us Ins fnitirr —Or­ fy Fancy Work Circle a borne. He will dispose of his interest j lando K. S. The F'ancy Work Circle were enter m in­ Pay Y ou r C otm ly T a x es _ •» -r In the barber shop to Chhuncey Wilson j ed by Mr*. Flatlerhy Wednesday after­ For the benefit of the tax payer** WB o th N eglected and the new firm will be Arnett & Wil- 1 noon. Tbe ladle* enjoyed their pretty FI. Martin wishes The Herald to announce., There is a saying that a man wlm fancy work nnd the pleasant afternoon to the people that their slate and county son. and they will prove a strong team This shop has recently added new chairs squeeze* a dollar never stpreezes tn* wife together, especially the interesting lessons taxes must be pnld on nr before March nod fixtures and expect to operate three After glancing over Ins subscription bonks. |111 crocheting A delirious salad course 31st. us the tax books close on that date chairs and three flrstda»« barber* oil the n country exUtor is led to remark that served Mrs. Lastrrby » guests were Mrs. and delinquents will then be placed on time. The simp Is just south of Newlnn's there are u number of good married wo­ J J . Punloii. Mrs lime*. Mrs T. S. Davis, the delinquent tax list drug store and you can always be sccont men in hit county who are not getting the Mr* W. T. Johns, Mr. H. H. HID. Mri. Remember March 31st is your Ia si call attention they deaezve. mod sled by A rnett A Wilson. W. H, Mllteer. for state and county taxes. tf . < �March |<) A Bud Jet of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” A I t Among Yc Taking / f o l e * and faith. He’ll Prent T m " S * Says Sauntrrrr C b lc l The Modern Blacksmith U a irr s costly canopy The villas« blacksmith aits. Betör« him it * touring car. Broken to littU bit*. And ib« owner to d the chauffeur, loo. Have almost lost their wit» Induced me to purchase some cake* and pies and other delicious things they had on sale. They Were the Helping Hands and say those girl* were enough to help a man Into Paradise they were so sweet, Inquiring further I learned that they would put on these sales regular for the benefit of their society and every one ought to help them. The Helping (land Society w u organized by Mrs. Sus|e Douchelle Wight of this city, one o f the broadest minded and most Intellectual wornan In Florid* and I make this statemen! because I have known her for many years and her work has not been confined to Sanford alone. Mrs. W ight practices what site p reach « ond the Helping Hand Society will be a lasting monument to her memory. The young laifle« nr*> .inintf n wonderful lot of good truth, and the truth would be such as to convince tiief inost skeptical, Believing that the time has arrived to, go forward on other lines, jsth c r than h a lt . because the reactionary merchant and farmer alike dread competition; I have ac- j cepted the presidency of "Florida Garden* and I shall use my beat effort to promote its success, believing that by so doing I shall forward the best interests of Sanford and the entire Celery Delta, Should any of ray neighbors feel offended at my frankness In thus « p la in ing the reason for this Company ond my connection with It. 1 would suggest (hat you think a little before you « p re s s adverse criticism, remembering my past years of service, for which 1 n&k no re­ word or even recognition, J- N, WltlTNtB. Th« village blacksmith smiles vllb si«« As hs ligbu hit fat cigar. Ha lallt hit helper whaM o do To straighten up the'ear. And tba owner and lha chauffeur, too S u n d humbly wbera they arc. Tha villaga blacksmith pufft b it ward And sm lk t a amila of cbear. And while hit helper» pump the U rn And monkey with the gear. The owner and The eh kuffeur; too. . Stand raver*ally near. Behind tba vUlsge blacksmith It The portila oI hit shop The shop It very larga In ilia . With a tiled roof an tap. And the owner and tba chauffeur, At It. war* glad to atop. ' too. The children going home (ram school They like to « him make hit b!Ua And bear the owners roar And tba chauffeurs weep a t they declare v They ne'er paid that betart-----. J .. tie got« each morning to Ih e bank And salt* away h it oath — A high tilk bit ta d long frock m at Help him to cut a dash. But tba owner and tha chauffeur, mv Their teeth all vainly gnath vehicles to certain o ld « o f' the streets and specifies that every mode of con­ veyance shall tarry a light and none but a licensed chauffeur shall operate a car after night, The chestnut tree long since h at died. Tba traiti) dor* not repine Ilia humhia ahup h at grown In tv A building big and line And It beers "Garage above the duur On a boga electric lign To the I'llU rn t ul Sentoed and the Celery Itrlin 4 1 see my okl friend Judge SuingfeUow is again s candidate for Judge of the Sanford Court and 1 would like tu inform him that bring I .cap Year he might profit by lite example of the County Judge of St. Johns County Judge M. R. Cooper offers to provide o license free nnd to perform the ceremony Irw, providing the young lady in each case makes affidavit that she pupped lite question Marriages haven't been so very many lately and Judge Cooper isn't going to let It be hi» fault if Leap Year goes by unheeded And worst of ail for ihe m arriageable youths who are holding off. Jud ge Cooper says, if a young lady will make affidavit that she asked and was refused, be will give the hard-hearted suitor thirty days at hard labor on the roads, because he considers it s misdemeanor to thus violate the un­ written laws of tradition orni custom And so it is entirely up to the girts, and the hoys had best be careful Judge Cooper » is good. „ Ih e flo rld a G ardens Co. County Solicitor l ast gran imcola g rn i The organization of the Florida Gar- Petersburg, dens Company to take over the larger Jacksonvillr Ki»v W m I part of the now famous "Sanford Celery Delta” for the purpone of clearing, tiling Coihns, Milt and cultivating them on a larger scale is i Kissimmee. fully warranted by the egperience of the ---------------past fifteen years and is the logical solu­ tion of present condition*. Since the first crude ‘kub-lrrigauon. in- I ' stalled in tire fall of IMU7. it hat lieen rv- I ident to all thoughtful |«rsons that in I this favored locality the possibilities of I ; great profits were practically certain, with anything like intelligent nrul economical managenienl. nnd tire extent to which | development might reach nlniost limitJ Jess 4 Sometimes in my wanderings around the city I happen to get In a crowd of young men congregated at one place or another and sometimes I bear talk that ilor* nor sound well. The young men are hardly swore of how it should appear to them if carried to tbeir own homes ami Idle chatter can make a lot of mischief. Retnrtnhrf this, young man Be care­ ful of fiow you sprak of a woman's character Think of how many years she has been building it. of the toil and privations endured, of the wounds re­ ceived and let no suspicion follow her actions. Her purity is the salvation of the race, the nope of future greatness and re­ demption of man. Wipe ont her purity and man sinks below the wave of dispoir. with not a star to guide hrs life into the channels of safety . Think then before you speak. Remem­ ber that say bog can root up the fairest flower that ever grew. So. the vilest man can ruin the purest woman's reputation. The proof of (bis surrounds us on every baud, where scurrs of men have accum u­ lated an independence, and some grown wealthy, less than ten years ago were working for wages oc.sinall salaries. It is the boast of many of these men that they started with nothing and had to learn the business besides Yet. because of a shortsighted policy, the newcomer is warn ed not to undertake the tam e thing through which they have grown rich. The would-be purchaser is warned that the post two years were poor years, meaning poor prices, but one of them boasts of making five thousand dollars updn four and one-half acre* in a single winter sea­ son. besides growing feed enough for his stock in the summer. The general in­ com e* during these years would stagger the farmers in the »totes to the north of us. while the incomes this year almost exceed belief, even when the proof is sub­ mitted. However. "Florida Gardens" do not base tbeir estim ates upon these fig -' urea, easy of proof as they are. We only claim that* as a basis of safe inveotment. our improved farm s must pay a dividend on $500 per acre net, add (axes. The av­ erage Delia farmer would not plant a crop unlesa he expected to make ten tim es as much. The average corn crop would pay the dividend at present prices, and leave the land from October to April for veg­ etable*. Present prices ore higher than ever before and m any seres of celery have paid 300 per cent on $500 instead o f 7 per cent. 4 Sitting in Wise's Restaurant the other day 1 caught the following: Two persons, a man and a woman—both evidently strangers, however—sal near me. She was a vegetarian, and glancing ■t hi* plate, took occasion to warn him against ‘making a graveyard of hit The Sanford Celery Delta can and will support 25.000 to 40,000 population in a f­ fluence. For seventeen years I had hoped and labored to (hi* end. and 1 am g ra ti­ fied when 1 ride through this incompar­ able section today upon street cars, where seventeen years ago the writer was tba sols-inhabitant. This is much to be W. J. Candidate for R e .1 TH IG P E N & COMPANY AG EN TS eral Fire Insuranc Sanf or d [ a ^ i [j • j i j .» grateful for. but the good work 1« only “ 'Dit.' protested the man. smiling fairly begun and must not be balked by politely. 1 seldom ju t meat/ timid son I* With one or two exception* “ ‘You have ordered eggs.* she said tartly, ‘and an egg is practically tba same as meat It eventually becomes a cfakdksted with me In "Florida Cardens'* has been to have a form and a borne upon every ten aerta, more or less of irrigable land* To this end I have cut and named roods and dug dltcbea, mode maps and plata. have written and talked much at home and abroad. Not one word that 1 have spoken or written woak^ l retract, and no ttateroeqt would I even qualify. Hc Is of the common people and knows their legislative n e e d s . He Is a large taxpayer and will work for tax reform. Osceola County Is entitled to name the Senator this time DONEGAN Is Osceola's candidate. and �P P ÇggjSgœ : ■ M arek 19. 1912 ** f l i t SANFORD HERALD About Corn Ptantlni S i r W a lte r Raleigh's Pipe. . BY A. P. SPENCCR Many fanner» plant more aeed per acre than they expect will grow. because they know port of it will not (terminate, and look forward to thinning oui and r e s u m ­ ing If necessary. Seed corn of low germination will not ¡¡ive an even stond. lienee the vacant hills In runny fields. It is best to avoid plantlqi moldy or weevil eaten seed. One can select for seed Iteavy. well ripened ra n of the type that-hns best suited the locality. Then the 'butts ond tips are thelled off and only the grain from the middle of the ears plumed. Ten per c e n t of.vacant hills will lower the yield from two to live bushels (wr acre. This applied to the corn crop of the entire state may be estim ated at more than one million bushels loss qn the 1912 crop of corn. The seed should not be planted until the toil is well prepared. The whole field should be broken deeply and well worked. Much of tho boelng and weeding can be avoided bjr thorough cultivation before the »red Is planted. Some moisture will be lost when It Is moat needed, and tt^ere will be an uneven distribution of (bo uppled fertilizer If the soil is not thoroughly (■repared. Scatter the fertilizer broadcast. The corn grows roots ten or more feet, and »presd across from row to row. Coverahe »red about four inches. One cannot get the maximum yield of corn from well prepared noil Mini bus been properly fertilized, if the rows are luo fur upirt. The.rows should he mu four feel lit - A pipe with n h lsiu n is 1 0 I«* of­ fered for eule In l.ondon ll wn* mu a th e property of .Sir W alter Hnlelgh and 1« not unlike the Irtie r V in ehape and for cen tu ries hum has laid Its home In an uucleni Inlaid box dated Anno lf."T |i 1» . <>n»i*ut tcd In foul pieces of wood. rudely carved » Itli dogs heads and *Mih the faces of red Indian» On the howl th ere In a cap about aa large as the bowl ftself. and at tuebed to the stem Is a sirin g of beads made of the sam e wood as the pipe. In this stem a powerful whl* M'i has been ru t. amt the siiggestloii Is that .Sir W nller Knh'lgU used It to summon his serv an ts T h e A rchaeological Society eih ih lt ed It a t tin* lluildhnll In the '5(>s of th e last century, tho luacrlptluu ac­ companying It bearing these words: "T h e original pipe of Hie above cele­ brated H istorian of the World.' and who first Introduced ‘tobacco and po­ ta to es' In'o Knghind Tradition (cor­ roborated b r a parchm ent In the pos­ session of the ow ner) sta te s that this plpo was used by S ir W alter rtalelgh on the sraffobl Just previous to his execution and handeif to one of his relativ es ns a m em ento of him ."— London Telegraph. \ SANFORD L O D G IS flo -iiirr J r It.->11 N I. u v n 1mon i»l wu» Ìu lju n e d , » alio / Sem in ale C h apter No 2 Old er l ä s t e r n S i x V lS r o r s r r , u S -H s t » (n l f '-i r l li I ridali In n e m ih t.V rr* urlr w hu h*> seen ht* S t « r in die t'.nrl *re mrilUllv invllrd In »laic (be chapel Auiv l. Ki*»i»v Sec y r O t Cele ry City Aerie IH A J Vli-eoiKt Arti Mid third t urMav * in ever» month drill in Well«»ne Work third flow A story that for Ingenious Action Phoenix I edge No J. h of P Meets second anil (nurih Mondays, Vimini knights always welcome, P K Uulrhlnson. C C tells S Frank. K R and $ It I’ (I l Sanford I odge 12 It Urei First mul Thiol W- Jnesdu» night. vi>i tiri U 1I j («fil« V ■fri itf y W |l Mr » I » » ( Il II M lini l-uti«! { Inlrf t nirtrl» emt > I fwtay u, ¿ a * ! » Mail. Vveit.rrne ,declarca, by it v is it a t U k ^ J m ilt ^ f ie r J J K f c In the row. THtS will give 107890 plants dead nnclor .fnliri S c o tt, vvho itrgcd _____._______ trgod ' ri l i ’ Monro« Chapter No 15 H A M l«er acre. P latting five feet apart and 15 her to a d upon Mi« lilni every secifiid »ml loortli ihonuisr 111 Sho and iter uncle. tiraery Sinns- M aMeets inches or more in the row. u common t o n i r M a ll o n r f 1f it | * r * u i j T i i f i l l t r V U ilin i bury. went to tlio spot described In ctmtpiinWin« wekoinr A V* Kin# I’rtrM. l«ric(ice. gives 7,200 or fewer plants per W i, | f , mi aItrilifr r Sr» > tiio dream near tlid r old home at urn- If the crop Is frequently cultivated W ye Mills, and began tllgKing Tbr»1« during Us growth, nnd the soil well pre4>^<{sr|sirrff H feet under t ho su rface they found a iKired us suggested above, there will not fw>i containing three gold tokens of I** much likelihood of "firing With irregular ulmi«« cn< It about the at re more tlmn 50 per cent, more plums we of a irtlvpt quintoi in the ttox was n nmy usually expert a nearly corretqjonil - paper, falling to pieces from age. in AM i iiill increase In busheln of corn per nerr which was written “ More money bur I Mg fast and M i11 y husheU of corn ore lost each yenr led hare deeper dow n get It." liy Iiki deep c u lt i v a t i o n during the grow­ Stnnahury and his wife are doing ing vnson f'vrry root cut off bv n dreji th e ir best to ‘ dig fa s t’' and want help nillivdtor or plow injures tlir pin 111 I hr K ()( )M 20 hilt the negroes of t|t<* lielghtHirhood I iv» nl multitudes of fibrous routs »it em h aro auperst it Ions and will not npid ilui-e or four deep plowing» 1 » very print! h the plai e U p s t n i r s , I ' l c u Mint K inmimu* to the crop, and results in 11 Inst-i yield. A n c le n ti * Nev* W * r B o n m t 0|M‘ ll l IIPMlct\ S l I t l l i |l III I In- weeder shuold stnrl nisi ns the T h n A n rifluii* h » Vf» Iti itili AM ("Hi 1* first coming tliinugli ihr gtoond ■ U t i l i * for I h 4«lr l io l m r f n * >*l» of U r ; .A movi* fo r l !| f h t * n i n f Sdl m tld\s 1 11) 11 |i tit I I * nsr will help tin* scrstlnig pluitls in niHU p a H r i i i get lliiotigh, anti prevent the rvii|«.niunn ( equlpm enl Is general throughout the ftoston Kecurd ▼ til wane tons of innistu'e front the soil m ilitary world Sanford Library Free Reading Room It.i mm- !if the weeder should he con l luiicd -Mice u week or o'tetter. and rupee D octors’ Privileges ui'ly liter each ruin until the crop is too In tho rea r 1513 Ilio city of l.ondon fngli fiit us use Tins not only saves the contained only th irteen surgeons and They w«t«. exempt nimsturr for tha crop's need, trui destroy» doctors nil told the weeds inuneiliatcl) they uptiear ahuve from serving on Juries and from bear­ ing arm s In time of »n r lh> giiiimil. One mult with u mule mill »•••dct i an cultivate III or I- acres id HEAR THEM A T METHODIST ' ■ni i d iv,doing heller and nl less ex(>- • ill in would I»- done !•> men wiiti H IUR C H MAY 2D S i r a iijit* r n \\rp let)i n *■ ## IvA 4 * 4 . I# * A * « » * t v' • 2Ï Q11 -t T’.'fl i You will laugh just because you won’t be able to help it . V* J , « The First Installment Will Appear Soon $ Watch for It I Hen ry McLaulin LU To The Democratic Voters .1KVN K I . K K m^ 4' r iHM H . - la You couldn’t imagine more absurd or ridicu­ lous situations than those gortrayed in this new serial you can have the pleasure of reading by watching this paper. U n i t e Hrolh erltood or C a r p e n t e * and Jo in e n or A m e rica I .rsr irr-t I’ ll metti ' »..m y Caps the Clim ax S a n fo rd L od ge. No B t . f S A M Il K Tolar Master; M W UnelJ, Swrelary. Cntittnunkatloii every tirsi and third Thurs­ days nl 7 .10 |i m Visiting brut her» welcome r e m m i m « ta.l l‘, M unti , - *4 fï w » lui s» 1» Sr, ) I h lln d c lp b U . - ,* . , Sanford Indgt No 27. I II II f I« r v r r y% M o n d a y <it •Imxln» I! # H i p m .»anford I.» at tim »I Nu 1751. d II of I and J of A nie»-i» every -rtiu/sri», nigtii at 7 u rin i in tile t.agie* Mall i Ü' it .Sini|e|nr> president lim tiliH'k»elder R S a. r „ - v ■*ixm im m â _ Gold Revealed by Dream. W ye Mills, a sm all village In T a l­ bot county, M d. Is exc.ted o v er tho realization of n dream' of hurled trea s­ ure. Romo gold has been found and with It direction» for digging for more T he dream m ine to Itsch el Btansbury. home (n a colored woman « 1 her i .» » » i l i , > « Of the 19th Senatorial District s r t * I \l III ^ li - - I* - (o good [toltey to "hi* hy the I'« " -i'i(i It is belter to keep the weeder going as lung as (srssiblc, and then culti­ vate between the row» L illi a ahullow Working cultivator until the crop is ubuilt in.limed. "lieu the crop of corn is nlHuit uiuturrtl oiwpc.is m beggarweetl nntv be idaiitetl heiweery lb« rows. These are soil iin t«ioiiig crojr». They prrvenl the soil iesi'lung, and add ferti'Uy and humus to lierirfu Mie succretilng cro()S. besides funmhlng good forage for live stock. There It usually a shortage of seed rum and consequently a dvmaiui for it just at planting time. Tht* often jitce s»•totes planting the bcti whicli linppens lo lw on hand, good or had l-vt-ey; fanner should pre(*iirc now to ktuw in» seed for next year’s crop. For •bis, t-qe hulf an acre ur mure ot ills iiruM fertile soli should bn selected, some distance from the main (top. if the seed P*"t is too dose to the main crop, crossfolllaatlnn will occur, ond the seed may he no be'ter than good overage teed from •he main crop, as pollen is often darrled ••enty rods or more by the wind. Secure •h* t>em available seed for this plot from • reliable farmer or seedsman; or if none "ritnblecan be purchased, select the best * « s on hand (one gallon of sltelied corn will I*, sufficient for half an acre) to scCuic u uniform type suitable to the toil •nd locality. r City Council Meet* ( iiy council met in regular aeaalon Mur. a 18th 7 JO p. m. r r e a e n t -T . J . Miller. j*v»ldent; Ceo. Fox, J r .. P. M F.lder, F. L. w«xlruff. B. W. Herndon. W. H. Under' r'*d and W. 8 . Hand. Mlnutet of the «»t meeting read and approved. The fire company reported that they “ d tested part'of the bote and one sccUon had burned. .. Tbe clerk was Instructed tu notify the »•er Company that they must comply * ,u> reaplutlon of April 7th. 1911, to “sli the hydrants once la two weeks and f'lw t to the clerk In writing. °n rootIon otxmdl adjourned. ÏM W B r M. W. L ovixl , Clerk. N I I .I ml I !) i hi ft I 4 lu I i-.t h lite n Si r rbn k* Sii Vf"! Kogt'fN PUittnl Wufi lite I (cimo . tu li, ^.Iglln .md VVi i Ii I miiii Wulrlirn n OUI KS fruit Tract PI AMS — BUI md Nur«-«ry Slock Imim put thè Senatorinl tdainis ut (Ite projier light iti thè resoluttoiiH printed Ix'low lt will not endnrhe auy eamlidnle whu must Ih? voiiwl for hy yoti In tlns lite (’oiimiittee ih righi Kn/lorsement of HUt h tiintlidnlfH i» yuttr htismesH exeliMvely I n.sj) your rare­ fili i iiiisiileralntli .imi il >mi tttink I «alt he.»t verve thè districi tu rea.limitale me r.UARANTKKI) AI L <;<K)I)N h ve. u liv i ( .iin iiiille i n (t)i.M ig e C o ililtv ns r ‘ll > ■.tir» r e * - | i f 1 1 1 1 \ l i t i l> t, M L . H. T E M P L E Phnnr Mit» SiN*i’inl imTitiuk Hth and Oak \ \ r 1,1 1 f*tn# Hi irai Df’nitth* io Order 1»#H III-«* The grt'iitosl cvpiiI of the eJuurh year in Hamlin was a ¿real revival which closed four wei'ks nj|o last Sunday Rev. J M. Bass and I’ rof 0. W. Stnpleton. of Maeon, (¡a.. came to us nnd spent iwo and a half weeks preaching nnd singing nnd lending in such a revival ns had never been seen here before Hundreds of people were converted or reclaimed, mid 138 names were given for mem be •ship in the churches of the town. 1 think Brothers Buss nnd Stnple­ ton by fnr the heat all-round evan­ gelistic tcum it has been my privi­ lege to Inbor with. They do not hold the m eeting; they help the pastor to do so. Hieir coming to us has proven nn unspeakable blessing to me nnd to our church in this sec­ tion. I did not write this Immedi­ ately on the close of the meeting, but waited u month to allo'w my enthusiasm to cool, nnd I can say thntlt was oae c f the most remarka')le meetings I linve ever seen in u ministry of twenty years.— W. H. Resolutions of Democratic Executive Committee of Orange County San fo rd . ». »* l - Wiir.xi.AN. on Jammry 20. I!U2. the DeiiuK ratir executive Coinmilt ti* of Osceola ('minty, by resolution, culled to the attention of the good Democmis of Ortnige County an alleged ugreemenl or custom of dividing the Senainrsliip of the lihh District equally In'tween the two counties, and expressed (tie* belief that the (uitriuts of Orange county d rim « nicy would not sulTer this cause to Ik* broken nl the present time and thefi priK-eeded to endorse a candidate for Senator Therefore. Iw it Florida Counting Your Money M fj V J l Resoiavii. by the Democratie Executive Committee of Orange County, assembled Eebrunry 17. 1?)I2 1. That tins committee knows td no agreement or custom by any competent authority by which ifie terms of the senators from thin district must be equally divided between Orange nnd Osceola counties, ihe equal term given to the last setmtor from Osceola county was Iteoause of the services and record of Senator C. A. Carson and. Itehig personal to him. is not to be construed as an admission by the Orange County democracy that tho senatorial terms are to alternate equally without regard to the merits of the ’ candidates. 2. That in the ’ opinion of this committee, the democratic voters of the lf)th district should elect their senator according to their estimate of the iltnQss of the respective candidates. will occupy y o u r entire time w hen you become ■ regular advertiser In THIS PAPER . Unless you have an antipathy for Ia bo ret) f this kind, call us u ° and we‘ll be glad to come and . .4 3 ,3. Thai the democratic voters of the district will nominate n candidate for Senator in a primary held in this county regardless of place of residence under the auspices of this committee, which in the judge of the returns in this county It would therefore. Ik* improper for tins roitimitice. under such eireiiniH tm ice» to endorse auy candidate. ta lk o v e r o u r p r o p o s it io n . - ■- *»» *_ < ••- For Engraved Cards See The Herald Terry, *P. C.. In Texas Advocate. * *i S J “ fr* . T *t -< rJ - .12 --Li-.ï Ü É . ■- �iiffjfl • . dll • \ . ; THE SANTORO' HERALD r*Ul*Wd Iv o r Tutaday and Friday Monili.I Br l ' 9r THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY IL J . MOLLY, Editer W. M. IMYNCS, Butin«»« Managir S u b s c rip tio n P r i c e . 1 2 . 0 0 a Y e a r In A tN an ce Daiivarad la tba City by canter f (.00 per yr**r lo advaoM or 2 0 c per moniti. Permeou la edi «ace muet bt mede at Entered aa «aoaod-ciaaa mall m atter Auquel 22m l • 1 908. at Iba P o e to ® « al Saatord. florida. ■Act o lii artb 3rd. 187». ili 0 ® « la Herald BaUdlnt Telephone No 148 The PensoCola Journal placet the Her­ ald In the Timea-Union d a u because we are supporting Harmon. Hope Mr. Harriaon doesn’t feel bad. What a relief It is to all who have been paring |7 a cord for wood; $1 for fourteen pounds of sugar. 17 a barrel for flour. 45 to 60 cents a pound for butter and to on ■d infinitum, that some one h at dis­ covered the South Pole. Dr. Wiley has resigned from tne chem ­ istry department of the •Deportment of ' Agriculture because the enemies of pure food would not stand for him. But the Doctor will take a shot at them a t edih r of the big magazines and we can look for tome very Inlerrsilng reading later on. It may bs the governor of Rorida hut helped m atters by unity! ta f W<amnrton •Dt CL. and buttleg~in^Un* the Everglades • * * controversy with Senator Clark and Sec­ retary Wllsort, bat we doubt it very much.— Eustis Lake Region. We await the decisiop of ‘’Senator" Clark, ‘TT7 flic Sanford Herald has pu reflated .» new linotype and it is apparent that Edi­ tor Holly is much puffed up with pride. Ay toon at the rnilioad company gets throughmanhandling the machine Molly hut bis plans laid to take a bath, obtain a freshly laundered collar, borrow a bright new string lie and two-bit«' worth o' finecu t—and Je»' have n high old time, no matter what it costal—Thorn in Palm Beach County. / for a miserable pittance for advertising purpose*. Those who owned the bulk of the prop­ erty In Sanford were unydly the ones who gave the least, and the burd*« fc*1 each year upon the shoulders leat'. able lo c v r y It. The cn item of an ndvenidng mnd should s< !ve u q restt m at once the moat vexallout, nr.d yet tha most iuipcna.it that confronts the people U dny. Without further odveTtlsIng woc-in nevi r get the capitalist Lere to Invest Id» money here In new hotels, fartoricS, sto.ea and buildings. Without advertising you can never get new people to come here to( i|MMl the winter, andr Incidentnlljr. to buy property and live here. * Without advertising the G ty of Sanford will never be anything except a »mail place upon the map; known as t h e 'place where they raise celery. 'A dvtrtislng has made the city what it la today; but. with­ out a continuance of the same fertilizer, the city will certainly languish and die. The old syitem of soliciting funds from each Individual, and expecting a few cho­ sen ones to do it all, is cbaoletc. and will not fill the need* of the present day. Every person who owns property in San ­ ford today should cod tribute something each year toward advertising the city. It will benefit each and every tax-'poyer. for instance, increase 'the value ol Sanford property will benefit all alike. Advertising Is a safe and spun t invest­ ment, that, properly applied, will gi«e bel­ ter returns than any money lhai toe city can place. It behoove* the people to look into thla matter thuruughlr. and express tbcjr opiu ¡on upon.it openly nnd .freely. — lf- lt-~ question that concerns most deeply the futuie welfare of our city; nnd. if you arc in favor o f gn Advertising Fund, let your public servants know i t for, in a few weeks the d tv council will make up (heir yearly budget, and the mlvrrtising fund should tw embodied in the budget SOW M)K lilt t Vt HGI Abt S All this E vet glades talk has been most confusing to the average'reader and the main issue indulged In by the contestants for Frank D ark's seat in Congress seems to be aimed at that gen­ tleman because he demanded an Investi­ gation of the Everglades Frank Clark fer two weeks ha* been o»sailed and smote hip and thigh by the XI4YD BY i n t EXCHANGE opposition paper* because he would not Manager Temple of thb Cm ut Exchange leave the investigation at Washington has retired to hit Orange county home a f­ nnd nwne down here to bicker with hilter his strenuous duties and announces burn and Harr They said he was afraid that ha U tired and disgusted ut die lack lo meet Ihese gentlemen and face the of appreciation evinced by tire major it y 1032 charges that they had innde against of the growers who, while lhc> recognize him Me filially left Washington came the value of the Exchange and expect lo to Florida nnd has opened Ins campaign realize a benefit from it Indirectly would and now these »a tic papers cry that tic is ,/tand on the outside and want the Ex- neglecting his duties by coming to Flori­ change to hold the umbrella over them. da and e i plaining Ids position regarding We can sympathize with Mr Temple the Everglade* His lot has been cast, like the newspaper This question will certuiuly be well man's, in queer place* and where no »em­ threshed out lieforr the campaign is pathy or credit is ever given ended and the point made by Dark in Out own exchange, the Fk>n 1“ V eget­ ihe beginning wilt lie made apparent, able Association is going through ’ he viz. same trying ordeal—that ol attempting Thai the Everglades drainage is frasible to convince the gruwer that hr ought to and Is a good project if fostered nnd pro­ be saved when the gruwer has known the tected by the stale of Florida. truth of the situation, for- the past five If however it Is allowed to fall into the years. Working with a ceaseless energy hands of the land fakirs and false claims and activity, without compensation, the made lo sell the land, these claim * stiould heads of the Association have labored lie investigated and made public, winch long and earnestly with the people of this : . 7 . . * r is now being done section to convince them lhal In unily .. , . , . . . . , . ' i Hothrirk of Ohio was forced to start nn was their only salvation. , , . , , , .. investigation because hundreds of his The truth has been driven home to them ... . . , , , , , , , constituents had !>een bamboozled by time nnd again They realize it and fake laud sole* in the Everglades. know it but persist in standing in the The Everglades when drained will be rain and wanting the Exchange umbrella all right. The same can be said of else held over them and refuse ip pay rent for greater part of Florida. The Everglade* the umbrella. are no gold mine Just turned over for the Keep at It. gentlemen! inspection of the public Tbe drainage Nothing was ever accomplished in the Idea for Florida lands dates back hun­ world tf\al was won without trials nnd dreds of years and there la no reason tribulations, and The Herald will be your why the Everglades and the whole state ally at the dawn of your prosperity, and of Florida should not be investigated if a sucoe*'. hist as it was in your first dsys tingle man has been swindle J . Let the of struggle; and the day of your success is investigation proceed and let Frank not for distant, (or, the most virile scoffer Clark tell about it and let h it opponents will admit that the Florida Vegetable tell their side of the story. Growers' Association tins already saved The tale wiU be a rare one and all of the day far the growers in many ways, too will feel better when the m atter has been numerous to mention. aifieri to the bottom and Frank Clark will The Exchange ha* come to stay, and n x be defeated simply because he wants the season of 1912 will witness a stronger the public to know the truth about the following than ever arrayed on their side. operation o( land sharks in the Ever­ They are too strong now to even hint at glades land*. failure, and though wearied by their la­ Lay on Mac Duffl » bors. the leaders will not desert in (be hour of triaraph. when greater things are ex ­ pected of them. 'T h ey gotta quit kickin’ our dawg O F ATLANTA, GA. oruun'. i r tA B. L. H E A R N has arranged for Sanford Banka to (lay rom a ruBuctTY ru xo shippers of Florida products to l i L The new d ty charter granta the d ty Hearn A Co., of that d ty . Ref ere nera Council the right to create an advertising fund. The d ty taxes this year trill be ----- — well over the three million mark, and a ta x of oay one mill and a half would cre­ a te a fine advertising fund. anfT one com­ mensurate with the needs of a growing d iy . In the post the work of the Commercial Club and the old Board of Trade was moat All Work Receiver My Peraonal Attention and beat e *a rta arduous and humiliating, involving, aa it C . H . D IN G E E Plumbing and Gas F ittin g I' ^ * i HT did, tba object begging, from door to door. Opposite Qty Mail V I* ~\ . THE SANFORD HERALD - • . » i, M A K IN G M ONEY W IT H ■v** - r^ t GAS Up-to-Dsta Equipm ent Inatatlsd Naw M atting H ouse o f Brit­ ish M int. In »' M a rc h 19. 1912 ^^VWWWWWVVWMWWVWWWWWWWyVWWVMWVWW/^VVvVi^ É DISTRIBUTORS FOR Ftaur tons of gold will on an Aver­ age be melted down ea ch working day In tho wonderful mow m elting house now being com pleted for service next y ear at tho royal m int, n ear the Tow­ e r o f London. ' T h e new m eltin g h ouse will be the moat cotqplele In th e world. It la much larger than th e existing one, and la to contain* ten furnaces, all b ested by gas. T h e presen t melting house has only fou r such furnacea. Goa furnaces alo n e are now used at (I th e royal mint for tho m elting down of precious m e ta C ’e o k s furnaces hav­ ing been finally banlahed In March la st. No less an am ount than £ 8 0 .0 0 0 , 0 0 0 worth o f gold h a s been melted down by gas sin ce tho sp ecial furnacea w ere Introduced. Many experim ents w ere carried out AND b efo re gaa was accep ted an the best medium for the m eltin g. In connec­ tion with the testa Mr. Klgg, the super­ intendent o f the o p era tiv e department, paid a num ber o f v lalts to factories In London and th e cou ntry nnd made a tou r In Canada and the United S ta te s with the objec* o f obtaining evidence as to th e valu. of gas sa a Send fo r Catalogues, P rié e s and Tcrm s _ fuel. At length a a p e c la f t>pe of fur­ nace was designed by ofllc'nls at the mint, and a gaa b u rn er m ade by Mr. 8 N. Brayahow, o f Manctn »tor. was adopted. Ordinary gas la ta k en from tho street main for the m eltin g and mixed JA C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A with air from a pow erful blowing en_ J t.- iiyf<| n d -th o t b ) th e aae o f P —* ■'* a U gaa th e cru cibles for tfarffo ld la«t long or than they did when co k e w r s eirfployed, each cru c ib le en luring eight­ w v w w v w w v 4VVW4VV U vvu v v v w w v w vvvw w w w v v w v , \ v u m n m M een beatings under g as as against tw elve under coke In addition, the Ü T h e r e ’s No E xcuse co st Is less, having been reduced from For rumplutimiit ulxxii Ht» It aL . -At 7d. to Ed. for ea ch hundred weight of «; of farm s «ml trui X bn i* !h w'ivi. sabjf guld melted — lA>ndon Mall. ru*y imynu-iu pi it> • - .1 It, 4 H muixl. $25 On il**«* li !» It f 1 if, monthly buy. a tn> our Volukin Inin*. If * i »fr BYRON HAD LITERARY AGENT looking f«r a tmnitili.t « »‘tli in! ,f , fertile little f.inn •* » i* A u th o r ’s Representative Not New In­ ttljout (hoM* we 11 • 1 . • Hrfr vention for the Torn-tent of ninllnwri. you enn itro** <rlrr> Publishers. , II, h, ' lettuce nnd main Write tts tin ftinb>r Much has been w ritten lately about ’ HOWARD I'A M U literary agen t*, aa If they were a new ~ § J g _____ / j Sanford I invention of the E v il One for the to r­ m ent of publishers B u t In looking over Byron’s le tter» th e following on« ■hows clearly enough that tbe first John Murray, who published for Uryon. BOTH NECESSITIES AM' l l.XlKIfS had to cope with nuthurs’ representa­ tives just aq tho third and fourth ire within your i r j. Joh n Murrays do to d a y —and. by tho * I 1, V t)f without in cream i, !t> way. Joh n Murray IV . who Is an sc O ur pric» * ¿te -i. 1 • ^ »-t »* liv e and pleasing young man. Is taking t*f |*1 your own fault it more and more o f the burden of his * «« ar»J vantage o f them lb fath er's business. H ero la Byron's fit al begin the era ol I t " letter to John 1 : no higher cu»i. “C an't accep t your courteous offer. T h ese m atters m ust bo arranged with P A Y C A S H an d S A V E MONEY Mr. Douglas K ln n alrd . H e Is my trus­ tee and a man o f honor. T o him you con sta te all your m e rca n tile reason*, Onw fIk*■ which you might hot lik e to state to «1 f I©I Hi il M rM S l r r r l mo personally, such a* 'heavy «-» mid .' 'fiat public,' 'don't go off.’ 'lordship w rites too m urh.' 'w o n 't take advice.' 'declining popularity.' ‘deduction for th e tra d e ,'.'m a k e v ery little ,' 'generally lose by him ,' 'p irated edition,* ‘foreign edition/ ‘a e re re criticism » / e t c , with Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done o th er h in ts and bow ls fo r an oration, with latest Improved Sanitary machinery which I leave D ouglas, who Is aq ora­ S P E N C E R ’S O R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A S S C N O C E R S tor, to answ er. Special O rders Filled Prom ptly "I3 d August. 1831.** Apparently tho song o f tho publish­ Wc Make E v e ry th in g K now n to the I t.oh e r t o th e author was e x a c tly tbe tam o \t E alm ost a century ago ns It Is today P H O N E 106. NO. 111 P A R K W Steinway & Sons Mehlin Mathushek Behr Bros. Story &. Clark “Crown” Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros. ~T and ■Fischer P I A N O S The John A. Cunningham | < ÏÏm ftm m B M m m m m w w m m â - II \J1\- P e o p le s Cash (i.ocery S P E N C E R ’S Plain E v id en ce. "T bought som e wine the other day, and I astonished th e clerk who waited on me by te llin g him 1 noticed he was a sp iritu a list." "W h a t made you o b serv e th a t7“ "B e c a u se when he prepared the bottle for me. 1 n o ticed he was en­ gaged In sp irit wrapping.'*— Baltim ore Am erican.____________________ Brown B read Sandw iches. T a k e grated ta r t raw apple, mix with creath c h e e s e and season with sa lt and pepper. Sp read betw een thin slices of brown bread. F r itte r * . One egg. one cup m ilk , a little salt, two teaspoons Indian m eal, one cup flour; lost of a ll. add two heaping teaspoon* of baking pow der. . _ Strawberry baskets. Bean baskets. H. It. DEANE. Oak Ave. A rirai Street. i/ s j/ s / s jj f i r / / / ' / ' ' 1 ( onier Main and Monroe. Jacksonville Get tbe Whlta Wing strain winners a t Orange county fair. Single Comb White Leghorns, Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, Indian Runner Pucka Eggs far hatching and stock for sale. ^ Orders booked for baby chicks and ducklings WHITE WING POULTRY FARM W. J . WILSON, PraprWtar Sanford - Florida 'T B ran d ' <>i •' <■ system of Business Colleges in the W orld— *c.ir- graduates. More than *100 high-grade instructors t to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D M< >\ I \ by more Fiorida and Georgia Bankers and other bu-u.« *A L L O T H E R Florida and Georgia business college' also teach B Y M A IL . Catalogue F R E E . * \Cli -ol i¿n \Ve A. H. JA M E S. Manager. Jacksonville. H*. FIRST NATIONAL BANK • •* » -. O F SANFO R D, F L A . f. N. BAND. PreolOeet Eggs for Hatching B A K E R Y f . P. P M I T I I , C u h le OCO. PgkNALO, a. r. WMITNia, A»*l C*'*"' Only National Bank In Orange C o u n ty Funda Protected by Burglary Insuranco S a fa ty Dopoalt B o i t s fo r R an t OROANIZED 1 8 8 7 Subscribe for The Herald and Reading d �' --:i '::.'# •*., •* r •lyft r—r •.. * : ■ i ____ _ H R M / J. .» 1 ' l • •=<" ’ wr-7r: , +•* * -n - ."- - ■■ H ardt 19, M 2 ----- •—.'r r ' ■»*- * . * * • t ’ m sF - • i *!, ■ <p SR I . f l i t SANFORD HERALD T •.: Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. if Kindness to Animals. [ 1. Woodruff I* going to move S[>ec"A little color from the P n trero"_ ta-if so a genial ft tend inform s the Rim tal prices on shoes F rancisco Chronicle Don I buy shoe* until you have seen Fnr out on the very edge of iowii Woodinfl s Special innovai pnces 2R-tf is a little school house the rlrst and lh e little City House has brought down second gniiies of which uro com uiandad hy a pretty little normal the high cost of living Only $ 4 no per J S. Calcs of Jacksonville was n visitor school graduate week for lite linest laide Itonrd m 1 tie city in .the City last week. “ ¿5 •'Her pupil* are all sou* And See Parker ('M iss Lillian Page. 0 / DeLand. was the daughters of the g a m ie r sori p f im [or it gissi table uml home cooking tome charming guest of Mias Essie ['union, (nr pulslv« foreigner* «ml have .ill reach 1 0 ilie Sirriiie Hotel for your meals Kates fit a state of adoration for their 0 day or two. . Jà per week 2 -t-tf Queen and vie with each other In Go to the High School Thursday evetrthg, ways to please her. Wanted—Celery. enhhage. beets, curand be entertained by the DeKoven Male "One liny she had dwelt rspeelalty rots »mnll lots. 1 ’ .) Scluiur. Phone .Quartet Company. upon loving and caring for dumb ani­ St-tfllp Mr. and Mrs. Cap, Ray Butt» have mov­ mals. T he u ett day little (Metro re Do >011 need shoes’ Get them at reed to Jacksonville. Mr Butts' run being inatned In hi* seat when hi* school . dum i [vires ut Woodruff* [8 . if mates dropped out to play changed, his lay-overs are in Jacksonville. Have yuuiitetl the Sim ile Itouset (ili "T each er » 11* liusy at her desk am! ( Mrs. B. J . Starling and dnughier.^Clorts- did not n o th » him until she felt a 1 ami Palmello. If notget a tncul ticket •a. are visiting relatives 'in Jacksonville, little (1 st tugging at her sleeve _ _ _ _ _ -Htf and will also spend n few dnys 111 Atlan­ "'W h y . P ietro ” «tin exclaim ed, Arrival and D eparture o f Trains ‘»hot 1* the trou b le” r % tic Beach. sogni novsii "'N o th in ', teach er J just wanted The Songs that will please old and young lo toll you how i -vaa good to dumb No, 82 Ar LID u m Lv 1.20 a m will be sung by tfie DeKowen Mule Quar­ *• ll»43 n m anim als yesterday/ ho promptly r e ­ Nu. (T4 " 11.13 a m M 2.35 p m tet. at the Auditorium of the High School. plied. No. RO “ 2.55 P m M 8.55 p m Thunday evening. * '“ Why. Isn't that n ice! Pietro. Juat No. 2H SOUTH Botisi) K. F- Nyman is In the city, from New what did you do?’ Ar 2.15 n m "P ietro drew him self up to hi* full Nu. S3 Lv 2.26 ft m York, where he has btjcii representing the *• 2 . 2 0 p in " 2.40 p m *f No. Hi) Florida Growers' Association, and will re­ thro« feet and proudly asserted : " No. R5 6 20 p m " 6.40 p m " T kissed the ca t.’ '* " main here during the season. No 29 [i m " 7:55 A m IIKANCU tINtJi , Mrs. Henry Wight left Sunday uftcruoon Cochineal Scarlet. Trilby & St Petersburg—Nui. 25. Ar. EUl lor Pulotka. to attend the meeting of the It I* the opinion of Leon Dlguat, p. m: Nu. 24. Lv. 2 21 |f ni. executive Board of the Federated Wom­ who ha* been studying the sta te of Leesburg—No. XL Ar II 28 n m No. ens' Clubs, which met Monday. the cochineal Industry In Mexico for 22, Lv 6.30 p. m. Min Charlotte Keelor wus tho hostess of some lim e ih*t before many years livellili — Ar IO.31) n. m Lv .100 p a very delightful spend-the-duy patty have passed to* hlneal scarlet will Saturday, at which Misses Mndge uml V e­ have bei ome a tiling of history only. I I ils Ward. Elizabeth McLauhn, Flora M like the I'yrlun pur|de of antlrpilty wonder how map) peoplu aro k xx| s . Johnson were the charmiug guests. ._ r . ... o f tti« m ethatLof .m aau ieg jp n r of this t$d. Gold water, ami well known dye It U made from thn All Local Advertisement« Under This 1 Adele, of New York; who hove been visit­ dried female of fh« cochineal Insecta Heading. Three Cents a Lin« Cach Issue ing the family of her aunt. Mrs M. Frank, (Co<cu* cacti». They are gathered by Wonted—Good white messenger boy went to Piilalku Inst week, lor u short vis­ brushing the branches of tho nopal Ftcolleul opportunity In Icorn tclegrnphv it tu relatives, Indore returning to het c a illls on which the In sert* feed as Western Union Telrgrn)>h Cuinpniiy soon h * the) begin to lay th eir eggs. borne in New York. . . . . . . f Summer Kates at the iiurview will heIhey ate then desiccated It. ovens or „in A|lfl, , M 5r, y ,,, A Krcilul hy the Pm no |Mi|ul* ol Mi *. IHIxmI with Im>1 11nK wntor It him bfteo «W «.-I! 11(sVf»I If1 « \i,i| i|f|Vt* MHHf Lfl nil M'Wr 1 iililiir N MiiiimiIi, itssiMrd hy Mrs I uciiill e * t m is"-d that one pound of cochineal |(1< ym) W11U|,| hk,. (1|,. IM. , a || Nll l'mli|n Reader, will be given in studio <•( cunt il ins no fewer than Tonno distinct ;jod Llm Ave . corner Unni s i fili 2t p Mn> Munson, Mundny evening. March ¿5. iase. is Tim color 1. brought out and j F m R e u l - 4 n u .m c .u m g r l ’tir Park E 5 only a fnw Avr 5SlU si H o’clock. V o lu n ta ry ndinission lor fixed b* chloride of tin ID j*-! ju-i ui.iiith i.ionth iiiclmlmg wiiter. plutitn'lnn* of 'lie notisi cactus now ( W S|s-iii <-i ifi if |«ugr inutile rx|*-tiiu-» temuln hence the fear that the dye Wlicff ymi cun tjft Ilie beRt til everything tWillvuretl Furmslu-d imnii tu rent Good tmth Mi» M b Brown, ol I'ulatku, Mrs M. will soon tieeome a thing of the past, mom ami ¡ilririi 12 2S. I Mí T rence ave I in yimr titHir hy ¡tpfcinl iurnrn'iitjer and on Time Flank, itin] Miss Flutence Trunk returned at any rate unless some oth er sub mi»*.f,M< -hsiunluy noon, from luillpo. wliere they stslice 1 * fti'ind on which to feed lb« we t:\KKi a r.OMPir i t i in t of Wniite»!—A lop buggy iimM be in first ■llrudetl ilie nnnuul »ctu»iiui nl tie- Ringlu * lo s e n * class (Xiiii)lll.Ill, write giving full purtlM o t id.» rin d W e s t e r n H e e l a m i P o r k . L a g i h . D ry and cul irs IUix I IH4 Siinfurd Tin S5-3tc ol T’yihin*. (mil tbe Pythian ixisti'r* which S a i l M e a l s , f i s h . P o u l t r y a rn l H o m e M a d e P o r k SauGissl Chance for General Meehnulc—l coliveunl III l nil)[>». Inal week f lie) re Calendar Reform In China, s a ge wish tu tell my b u sin ess'T h e Tix It Simp" tori j tine ume Fruiti Peking It la announced that plenty ef work all Mia time small ninnunt I lie ’Religious C e n su s 1» 1 m tak e n I■> the <'hiñese govern meni Is about to nf inntiey iietileil. gissl tesiwiiis fur sell w . urr Mnk prcpannl t” yiivt* tu (lie tratic mir v|a'. iul I A Sniilh. I l l S ix Mi Si r>h If tile tmclal S e r v ic e loimiuU»-»- of tlip drop the i roiihleaome moon from Its ing H0ML-MADI CORN BCf f Tut Stile—A prrtiy Tluriilu Inline uu Mf i I bdiisi church in S.intuiU 1* Hu x»>uf<»- caletidat mid follow the practice of I ry it— you will U* pletiMHl. western nations In using out) the Stiver Like C T Willuiuu- Box 1)23 ul much gUIMl IU Itlr clllltcll 11|< III >*lli 11-tf aun The present C h i n e s e veur begun Sanforil Fin , ik plume 2<M unl«> niglu 1 lien work rr*»-iil- m e Inilow. One nf Ilie most -sinlulilr tracts of liiiul on latinar v .10 and Is the vest 4k of B R I G G S iuy gissl things Tweniv ' i s nu-inbet» Uie srv elil) six'll cycle a cycle con in f Inriitn near the Iveniiliful l|ulniii River If ymi waul gissl t'W tlir 1 Ituicli secure*! .uni lo lly lim e * 1st lug of tit) y.-ar* and the (list year nu» ujs-li fur sale HU P a rk Avenue Phone No I I new nuiiirv enrolled in the Sillulo) h» hisil of the (lis t i velo oocurrhig H 4’ 26.17 land, prelly scenery health ami tvifiifurt. dn nut let tins offer slip fiy Write (u .1 department of ttie churcti work itili owing to t h e use of the moliti the F Sunilcll. L ik e Maly f lu IS ^ li = = = = .17 if numht'f of duya In tho year v a r i e s conI tHiught live tracts uf line luiul three «•derail!) Oidlnnrlty there are II lu­ years ugu 1 impr»ived uml cultivated A nother Indigent t i » , i . V n t W t i V . i i v i ( f V i , I , i , . 111 ., ■i . , . i • , . , i , i V rv <V. 11 ■VV.VvVvV»'vW 'tVvvViVvViVviW vrSAV'v Well hx nteil I wimt our tor u A lisurriiuiu who boc.unc u. k .tod un­ nation* or month* hut once In 30 Iu them able iu wuig was brought to the Cll) yrs- nailon-, a th lt'c n ith lunation Is added home anil trucking See me fur hiirgum* on ulhrf* l.evi Blnfont Inst south of I teilty and .is there is no other place » id to the year as a result of which thu Crystal Ice factory 27-lt v.-ar - i«n tie .is short a* ! 4 davs or iari.e-1 to the )n.l These |»-. pie should lsmt fulgía to trv Mu- illir.l »hlpls-d ¡-.Hg ,i- 1-1 .lav* The month*, aie be 1'I.Knt III the coutil y lloim- wtllct. is lu-*-f . hipt*-»l wtuli- viiit ».ni ai W YV Itintr i eg .ti i han out own alternai Lings grmi'fy 15-tf lite jai.jwr pince fur tltcin Mmsl.nl lilli* lug In-' w, Í. ?r, .10 *),, ■ The .'ill I en ucri-s ul g»*"l laml for sale at a doe* not know what to do with them nl ties«- v.-ar .ompletelv (alls to keep the G E N E R A L K I K E bargain M u r^ jire s cleared and cruphi« hotel and the ja il is nu place for them leasiiti* within proper b o u n d s fied Iasi wrison/vMI iimlir fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given nwuy (’ articular* at Herald S c h o o l P icnic Sickly School Children. Ollier The Monroe sdiool clusctl u very sue A physical ex funlnatlnn of 3 J I 9 Fur Sale T nil blood T.nglish Hull I’up ctMlul term Inst Friday th e patron» scliool children In thr.ix. counties In Office Abovr f Irsi NuMon.il Hunk SANTORO. TLORIDA [lies l‘ M ll»ix I DCI Siinfiail Vick /ersud friends of the school cam e logrOirr Georgia showed 1 .2 2 k of them anfTer nunenn It lHt-p 0 Saluolny am| held a ptctilv ami tlell tug ft.ilu one disease or another Most i <H s.llc I .1 ■I • f IIMn t wc 1 11 y la»a ri n g .TwW.MiM MWNM V W M W W W W m W .W W M W W W W W W W W ¡ f y. st the Shell Mound on the shore* of of tile diseases were such as adenoids ••range trees j <) |»etich tree», also very —* Lake Monroe. A delightful do) whs spent htM.kw I.riti defe, liv e ey esight ti.-nrltig large t»*-i»rmg |a-ur ne»-s. inislren v nsati Is the Mine not coining collage from uml back [strclics. luces sod »eeiuevl to thoroughly enjoy tliem aud 'e.-ifi south Golden L ik e, .1 miles south rust of D r i n k a B o t t l e of »elve* There was an abundance of fish when In 'h e public »< hoola as much at Sanford. 3 minute* walk in street rail trillion will he paid to tho phyatcal U well ax evejrihing else g<aai to eat way, also Oveldo railroad Tine drinking condition of tho children a* to any water, gissl huthmg, fishing uml swim thing e ls e T Should It not bo donaT—x tiling Also 10 acre tract of the very Heard At the Clkt’ Cluo Knoxville Journal and Tribune best celery and lettuce land, well locnlexl. “D (hat you. dearF' said u young husS mile west Cameron City, less iban u b«nd over the telephone. "I just called Quarter of mile from Sanford traction up to say that I'm afrahfT won't be able Origin of Common Names. rurline Lind has a gentle slope from Kings In thn earliest days w srs North to South End, so there will never to gel home to dinner tonight, us 1 am tlemerely "fathers of fam ilies." and thn he any danger uf soured land. Guaran­ t»loed at the office." teed to gel ¡lowing wells on Inmi. Rea­ poor dear," answered the wile word Is derived from thn samn source sonable price, und term» to suit. Ad­ as "k in ” Queen at Aral meant "wife” dress box 1127 City. 2-lfS */mpathetically, “l don't wonder: 1 don't or "m o th e r" An earl was an "old er" W H Underwood now has a first class •ee how you manage lo g et anything done in the primitive society, while "exar" Mamifurlurol with i*irr distlllevl water—tlioy will prevent illness, aid Mall with that orchestra playing m your and "kaiser" sre both derived from horse shoer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your digestion and give you health Good-by." "C aesar ” A dandelion la or once was horsi'» can be assured of the best kind “dent de loon/’ meaning the lion's of work in ibis line See Underwood Sa n f or d C oc a Cola Bottling C o . , S a n f o r d , A dvocate« Champ Clark 45-lf " t Iu when your horse needs shoes. tooth, and vinegar wma onrn Lbas, W. Richey was In the city yes- alg re," whleh mean« aour wins Indian Runner Duck eggs SLIM) per 13, $2 00 [s-r 30 Monroe Runner Duck E.mn. torday teprr»entitig the Mabel I'nlge tl. S Mikescll. Siinfurd. Flu. 32-tf Scenic Studio of Jacksonville, a new canHis Manly P ro tsst. Cottage fur Kent—IM4 Park avenue. e*fn that will supply stage fixtures and A tend erh earted youth was one« Address Box 8 13. City 44-If Mtnery to the south. Mr. Richey Is present at an Oxford aupper, whore For Sale—Cheup Fine Couch, 37 yds. I f l r » i S (r»«-i o n » b4»s-k fro m (V p o t optwalte IN w tofflce) ^ rtln g this stunt while the Mabel Paige th# fathers of thoao aaaembled wore Carpel. 3 wood beds and Springs, oak ex­ J*• l*Mog a much needed vacation. being roundly abuaed for th e ir paral tension Table. Cot Bed. • Porch Couch “Cidenially Mr. Richey ia also booming mony In supplying th » demands of Hammock, Ice Box. White Dresser and Qump Clark for the Presidency and their sons. At last, a fter having long Commode, Fold Ironing hoard. Dinning Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Choirs and Rockers. Your own price If 1 ****** *^*T his candidate Is the largest kept alienee, be lifted up hla voice In sold quick .1 1 1 5 lx th St. 54-tf mild proteal “After ell. gentlem en." *?**“ 0 0 horixon and will Pleasant furnished room fur Kent. Hot be said, 'l e t us rem em ber th at they **® op big at the coming convention. and cold bath, electric lights. Twq blocks ar© our fejlo w -creitu ree." from J*0 «toffice, 110 E. 3rd St. 54-3tp Hf. Richey'g Sanford friends were glad For Sale— A 10 acre celery farm In high to *** Mm again.____________ sta te of cultivation. 15-m iou tes walk Ordered Modest Inscription. I Notice W esley ordered th at th is Inscrip­ from Port-office, v e s t aide. 3 flowing wells, Short O rders At AH Houra E v e ry th in g F irs t C lass March 31st is the lost day of ohe first tion, If any. should be placed upon his all tiled.* Known a * the Greenberg farm. Inquire any Real E state office or write aaTim' A11 P*r,on* wbo have not done tom bstone: "H ere Hath the body of ■a wiu please pay their sanitary tax by John W eeley. a brand piuoked out of Mra A. Greenthal, 174 St. Nicholas Ave , J Pnjmpi. Clean Service Menl Tickets are Sold nt Retluc«! Rates New York City. 54-4tp tOLl, • *04» thus avoid unnecessary the burning, who died of consumption For Sole—Good tior»e wagon and hur ln>ubJ‘‘ »a «U concerned. In tb e hfty first year of hla age. sad nraa, 463 0 0 . K .'E King. R. F. D No I. r> W. C. WlUXAMSON. 54-tf Sanitary Inspector. S6 - 4 ic leaving, after hie debts are paid, ten {»dunds behind him; praying, Ood be Fur Sale—Show case, lock drawer, ^ ^ " 4 -Going— At reduced fwicesl All merciful to me an unprofitable ear- sion style, fine condition. Particulars L *om •( WoodnifTs. 48-U H « » ld office. T*9 t " ' S A LE A T F R A N K ’S Air THURSDAY FRIDAY ** IT j.Ì Jig - *. . * L:y.S i i!tì U m i ■Jr ’ *-# j iK• r*eH1 m Ì: ■ t 1. s *1 AND /Aid ilfiT '•( i SATURDAY o?A Meat Market of Q u a lity ^ s t'j T. W. m E A P. Bf i CONNELLY IN SU RA N CE k 'il A G EN T I I GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TER The Fla TH E CITY ,;i R ES TA U R A N T Ì H. E. W IS E, Proprietor Steaks, Chops, Oysters ahd Fish a Specialty A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen L v , i] , . w ■ ■ • •• . r VA: . ; - N - • '¿•,i;'|For Engraved Cards See The Herald Jr-— ; , -- •‘ 4* . mm • �■ ; ' March 19, THE SANfORO rffRALD_____ _ cent All Ladies, Misses, Boy; Discount. mous No Res eluded, in j|iisrSale cent. Discount. ueen Edw in No Reserve. All other Brands Twenty-Five per cent. Discount. BACKSLID. BUT HE WAS GAME Sm ith's Sacrifica In Fond Hop* of Kaeplng W ife From Knowledge of His Misdeeds. F ire S ta rt* R ace Riot. Few A m ericana h a re e r e r heard uf lln d eld ah , hut It la tho blf{ city of the A rabian province of Y em en ; nnd It 8 0 U Into tho new s colum ns by hurlnK a conflagration that would do cred it to a modern city of this country T h e Are wan nun mum hind by r high wind, and when It burned Itself nut It bat! destroyed I.BOO houses and left over 6.000 Aruba honieleaa and ilt-sil tutu T o add to th e trouble, the natlvo mind burl been already Inflamed by hearing of th o Italian a tta ck upon T rip o li, and all foreign ers b ecam e at o n ce o b je c ts o f eiiaplclon. It was only by good luck th a t the mob flld not reach the jx iln t of killing all foreign­ ers, sin ce d istin ctio n s betw een races of Infidel dogs nr« not easily made In A rabia M in d le r r e d them a ll—and he knew h e would I "B u t Brow if called , a fte r dinner, to ta k e Sm ith to tb « club, and from th e club poor, w eak, u nstable Sm ith didn't retu rn till— think o f I t ! — till six In ih e morning. "Jad ed and atale, he took off hie hoots on the Icy m arble doorstep, h e le t him self In so ftly and b e etole In •Hence u p stairs to bed. "H la w ife slep t. He began to un­ d ress; hut In unbottonlng hts co lla r he made a cra ck lin g sound, and sh e stirred , and, looking at him In th e dim light, th e said : "•Why, OeorgeT what are )ou doing, and A p p e a ra n ce . A ctresses arc usually warm hearted, sen sib le and ch eerfu l. That la becausu they malto Ih * b est of theinsetven In fn c* and furtn An old saying Is true, "T h e fa r * la often a roflex of the m ind," and In a m easure It Is uo less tru e th a t the mind Is a -re fle x of tho fa c*. ..... P O L I T I C A L ..... ANNOUNCEMENTS To The V o te r s o f O range And O sceola C ou nties I hereby announce th at I atn a candidate fur reelection a t Senator from (he t9th District, subject to the action ul the Democratic Primary. I thank you sincerely for your support In the past, and If you approve my legislative record. I respectfully snltrlt your support again 4 0 -If Louts C. Massst. "H e rem em bered th e pride sh e had Tor County School Board * shown In his fifty resolu ___________ tion s; he Having served otto term se a member of the h ad n 't th * heart to ro v esl tho truth County School Hoard | wilt be s candidate for reelection to the office from Dlalikt No 2. to bo r; so ho s&ld: *~ M'I'm gotUng up.* ro r Constable " * B n t w hot aro you g ettin g up to o o rly fo r !' “T ired ao ho w as, ho assum ed & to n o o f choory onorgy. " ‘D on't you rem em ber my rosolu* tlonsT* ho c r ie d .. 'O ne of them la to* g o t up early e v e ry m orning end ea rn |5 befo re b r e a k fa s t* s s no on« baa "And be buttoned hla co lla r sg sln , 3*. of J uetice of led on me to be drew on b it co a t and w alatcoet apd bo o ts and w e n t-fo rth with re lu cta n t etepg Into the gray light of the cold and dreary w in ter m orning. "B u t his w ife, n estled In h er worm' J u s t i c e o f th e P e a c e bed . laughed a litt le oruelly b efo re sh e be n candidato I of the Pear* w e n t oa to sleep a g a la .^ -N e w Y ork Tor County T re a su re r T " the Deut« rat k Voter* of Ormiti C a ld i) I hereby stmauttcc rn jlc 'i n candidate fix Ihr ol Hi. of Codnty T trs .u te c In etkin* your supptxt ili thr prlmnry election few this w r im (u rtan L piace, «lilcb I. to be given lo .001 r udr (i> the IV-rowralk voter. ol this raunt V. and II you run tee your wsy clear 10 honor me yrtfh thl* place. I promise you Dial I will al al) lim n ami under nil cim i in. lanera «Ificlty guani your I n ir r r .t. .0 Int n. Ile. In in» tmwef Tour, very truly, MODERN S H O E RE P AI R j li Imst» AI.L WORK DONI Hi I ain a cam! Wate fur îhr ofB-rr of Trr*»tirrf ut I If (itk£i* fount) , tubjrcf if» thr f io r ì til ihr fVmr» rralit MRU io Irr* li«sh) Aurli 30, IfMlí E L E C T R I C M A C H I N I KÌ Ytwif «tiHiuri will lw nfifitrcÍDtrW ÍYtJMLJr T Si tütrss Tor S h e riff Jam es A. Kirkwood announces hU candidacy fui m xlaH lw i lu (Ite ottica ut Sheriff uf Orant« m u n ir subject to Ihr d e ci.Ion of Ihr ttrm arraik Pf Itirsry to 1* held on April 3 0 , 1912. fo r Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Or ante county >ub)<c( to the declaim) of the Demo To tb<- Voter» of Ormiti- County erotic primary lo tie held April 3 0 , 1912 Havlnt I hetrbj nnnuumr that J am n landtdatc tur the served In Ihe capacity of deputy therifl of the ottlcr of founty Superintendent of l'ubile Intinte county hw a numter of year« and being familial tion u. .onerai m y.,if. iuli|ecl Ui the action ui the with the ilmle. of the.tam e I feel that I ran leavr approaching Is-tnucraik primary the qreatkm of my ability entirely lo the voter, of I feel that I am peculiarly flttrÑJ for thl* office by Orange county ( j u . U Maan educational qualification. and by rip e r tener In ui in agentenr ul .mall im i lari« « b u o i., «jhI In with teachers. by natural temperament and 1 wl.h to announce to the voleri of Otante dralinf luv« for ihr work and by familiarity with the de­ County. Ihat 1 will he a candidate lor Ihr office of tail. ami ihr tenenti,demand, ul throflkre acquired Sheriff fix the said county, subject to the primary lo he held A|xil 30th |{l|2. And pledge m y.rtf ‘‘urlili my turwni Incumbency tf r Itried to the lo carry out the law without fear or favor to any ofnte the educational luteresti of the county »dll be upon my heart, and I will endeavor In every way to une. and .p edal piivl i e t e lo none, I respectfully tie faithful to the trust Iniposrd ath rout support Respectfully, ■ j. r.'MrXmxui. I’laNo. K»»ri_ Tor Tax Assessor F or County Ju d g e I announce my candidacy fur re-election tu The office of Ta* Aaaeaaor nf Orange county aubject to the derision of the Democratic ptimery to fie held on April 30th. 1912 I hrrrtiy announce my candidacy for re-election to the position of County Judge of Orange County, subject to the deerskin of the Democratic primary lo be held on April 3 0 . 1612. , Arrau* Don. W illiam M astín . I hereby announce myself s candidate for reF o r County S o lic ito r appointment to the office of Judge of the C rim inal <<mrt of Record .uhlan to the action of Ihe Demo­ To the Democratic Votcts of Orange County cratic Primary v *■ I hereby announce ray candidacy for re-appoint tnent to the office of county soik-itor of Orange _____ __________ T. PycTTQM Wa ste » . county, subject to the coming Democratic prltnariee Should I he so fortunate aa lo aecure rec­ For C lerk C ircuit C ourt ommendation for reappoint tnent lor another term 1 announce mir candidacy fur the position pf u foflke.lt will he my earnest endeavor at all tim e, to perform the dude* incumbent upon me, Cletk of the Circuit Court of Orange county aubject faithfully and fearleaaly to the beat of my ability to the decUlcm of the Democratic primary to be held on A(xU 3 0 . 1912. Having served the county fle a A. D tCom s, In thl. capacity » f a number of »ears I again ask County Solkltar. fur the suffrage of the people. My p art record I« T o the Democralk Votéis nf Orange County. I brreby annauorr that I ara a randklatr ícr the office of County Solicitar, luhlect to the sellan o í the Democralk Prtm iry, and reepectfully a.k for y w r tupport. W, E Sitiar. be s candidal* fer For Tax Collector I hereby announce m yself as a candidate fur rwelertion lo the office o fT a i (kWlrctcx of Oran** County, .object o Ihe Democratic Prim ary. I f Hected I pledge to you m y faithful service aa I have endeavored (a five In the path W. E. M a s t » . ror state Attomey T'<at7S3a,v~?•**• ,*iid'1 ¡ass^j^Stse,5S*isra ikonfay SOBOUM* thaf I am a candidate far re- thè Dmtorrolk primi rie* In Aprii. 1912. Youbave hqnored me wllh thls office and I bare ernie«uxrd to deaerve your raulìdencr In me by dafng tay dnty to lite beat a l my mbillty lf rawxulnted I pleitge r » to do all In my power lo upbold law and arder tu our rircujl, wlth • •tire In the Legislsturr of the . for Orange county. or County Commissioner T H E r^- . ATLANTA SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL Biggest Newspaprr in The if|ul«f fwu r Weekly Joilffiol '* you will .end u . »< �-h V V --Æ & S S » ‘ »Tí Tur SAM OKI» III KALI) HIS PHENOMENAL GIRL F ir itiiii y ( I r c i lo ri C u ll They W ere "U tys” and “ Mr* G." I . . |!.s . *• iti • Mrs t , rb o t tiu<1 ,,ii s.-<*. t,,i i t, » „, V * Vi ,, a D * 11. tend in her c u r espi untiti. , t,,. gmut 1 fit « I l q 14 * .1i 1 >Ht Ult »t 1 , r li?,. bulk of which whs referred in the ■'s , i r Ilf 1 I-** . 8 HE U N PO U B TE D L Y W AS O N E OF *)flh« for action She used tu re. e lle 1 t-t A T H E 8 M A R T E ST E V E R un em mmms number <,t uiq.euls for r. ' 1e I s (Its t. it help, for ch a rities tor H»»i«tun>-,-. In H Ul 1 » I* 14 ut» I l f .4 Mi ,-«>( «Id of alm ost every .n o se thut cm ld 1. i>»•» 11, ;)1 he Imagined Mleing » w u tm liiu r'.d t . . I U I ** *• -IM D.s e . I 1 1 .i r ,, But S o m e h o w t h e F a t h e r F a i l e d M u tl n J syrniiathetlc woni.ii». some of these it* »• n i t •t ¡ n i l « * l n l * * i . . e n b l y In H ie A t t e m p t to C o n v i n c e i i»' I it i* I mi * ■•,»■ i i i t i . i t * , , \f 1 1 \ • r « appeals mudo u strong Impression I f »i I ■1 \f| * Is* "►•»I .f y I * m I Ik (III* :( ■. I| I >|* th e M an W i t h th e S q u a r e . H •■>MI|lllt»T I'M « yI, I ,| , || p t , , | | ? . I,. 1 upon her l cun rrtririsbiT s.'.i'ru l ■grvwgKMl hi ( I n . H u h l i n y u( A (»HJ V 1 » Jaw A b o u t H e r . »»III Instances when Mrs Grunt requested iHJMnî i»f leni* in* in!** f I n , iy ,, ,, I í *• elf I W her husband to give this person or U l f M i l » * ! " * li* e t i l i h , It,« s! -, A man with a MuUandJeff faro and that a position ttiat wns asked for, or I <1 n u il i i H l M l ) fp * | ir, l i i r l y watery bluo eyes boarded a car the to accedo to some other request of ) *H4fth f f i r ru|f-w g*»>« f *11f i if III* N l « f * I ' r i t i t i f ) i *-L.e lh**> |*». riiv,l¿ t.t,| t y It , U t n - f . l . > 4 «|rother niornlnff along with a tall man Ilk» n atu re Slio alw ays .a iled the '< t if il i HI H r * « l u d i »■’ « I l f *>| Hi fi l l i . e irli if « ■ -* t«,.i, «I with a wide Jaw and square toed president " t 'ly s " nrid «irt-pHng upon j i» M * n m **• U n < o n g n « » f t t . * p i *!.(• n u t h -i HHufl iM ru l tat^i *|*v 4n ....... in du iM« .4 thi* the most formal ... . unions h e always I . «Militili Ira* alines. i ti t ii A it i » I n t « *,|*<ii it <p f «t i . •-nt * i , it ti,r ■Well, air." «aid the man with the addressed her u h Mi m (’, Moth tinl t n r » e n r > h*i¡i|l |>ui!if«* *l|,,|c* K* i ,1 t v . Muttnndjeff face us soon as they wi.ru president and hi» wife were pialn ill t i l l ' (. tll||fPi» * 4 it»»- I ‘ i t t H M q f . % fr u ll i » , i*| seated, "th a t little girl uf m ine Is cer­ people, sim ple In their tastes to an ♦ I i ' I’M I Min» b r i v t l u 4 , Mill „ i n t * fi* t f i r | ., m » fKttMHi m « n u l I * r n n 4 f > rtiN ( u n i l i t M i n i « u h il» r extent thut would cause surprise to­ • h ni n n cm u f * fi t * i i M i i i i n i t r v a u H , , i, t , I tainly the g rea test—" ■For my part.” Interrupted the firm day. when everything has so , hanged l l . i ( l # r U n i I V f n r w h l i t i t M u t t * H ■»*- **r ! - f«. n ft»« I * 1 4 ( y **f M n u II \ I)1 I ' M * , «»«ii i,* h «i i n K i r t|| the ,-u * ! ' f Jawed man, "I think about half the throughout ttie socia! rahrh f**»l try Li«» «si I n » i "i, f |wtw. I n '■ » i « l ¡ i l|K*ll -i. it * »«hi* h « t i r i m i » t ü •»iitll ' « M u l i n i I.» I n i n . n u l \V It r , Mik In m •III members of congress could be arre ste ,1 Uro nailon •L 41 I tytì ' i n t * . i n » r , l « t l h I In« r H ill,In v i j n i l orles of the W hite H o u se1 for taking money under false preten V » H l H II Vi” (I dì lli r ri IIP. il li «T%t « M i t r i l i ti . «hi fit - i r f f tl| fftgl Q l i p - V I t r a iff h M l4 ll l^ w*»)*l f f Mitili t riti m s . They don't do a lick of w o r k IH*»» « Reached by Telephone Number. just show up o ften enough to draw . Sim ili. C n r u t N l A l r s f«*r i m i n t - T i M i » o f l i h f C « » « f jim n t * r » S a li im i t r n p .if r « l t n i»njr A man In the Island of t'aprl did i¿ r r*u nA Íyii Hn . ilk t(r' íu) m their pay. It’s an outrage.” m l . lit ui » l i . i l l m u i r |In-if nfkift The man with the com ic-picture not know the address of Ids friend in í»tr | t| ;k f o n i h r I m i Hu I t u l l i r r r « | n i l t r C « m i h |> r.im iiiillrn New \ ork, hut he knew Ida telephone countenance looked p u u led V 'v rn lli r t l U C« m i n i il I r r tà lli < H i t l a i h r fi* be "H!m It Fast New t u r n « i 4 » » i d i r l r n I k m » f u i ilr» l ir* (h r- rt « n l i n i n i “I guess you didn’t quite under­ number to « i l i i m l i i r M*l i<N i I p %h i - K i t i n « * l u t o » m«| |iru<nol stand me.” he said a fte r a b rief pause. York " So lie sent a registered pack i t n t r f u i r # i h r f r t i » ago to this address and It whs prompt t l f f l r f r t ) h i m ) il O li r n i u l r r n t h l h t t u t u r «il i h r •*I was going to tell you a funny thing twiu* f « U r t i Hi» t i r u l r r iti* l ,v* .o t t i Mili à MÍ (h l ly delivered that little girl of m ine said tills— " i I «»Ili til i (!«•«• ( I l l * f ì l l i i| I t ut 1 M>, If , Ï *•1 1 I , I I Í4 I T 7 M I “Mamed If thore ain't another tree l I M ir il i» ! ft i ii t k ( . i ig ii i i , i K o » n i r * 4 that »a* blown over In the laid big Ifc'iii I n f o i I ' n i t i . ’ m l • .. I I , I *i » i o f M o r d i t i stiinu,” remarked the strong faced paB Atir» I BICYCLL’S ANO SUNDRIES JfN>i Hi f t » , Sr«-> A le r t i t i n i , )1 » ) / «.-tiger colmly. . N o llc r ijl Intention to \|i|dy loi le t F r ie s ." replied the man with the 2 f> I1ID C I I S I r r * F .t lr n l *ui>-r. blue eyes, “ W ell, till» f H iM I*» « ! r In it** i I ih N» Vv N u t « *■ ut I l f f r i i ) | ¡ i i d , it i i' i I.. .......I,1, cf i•glg|ii-«J (..-■! -- ,I I i gttl of mine Is the brlghest " •IL’i i l l I ni Hi^ O oJ tl C /f lIl o i * 4 il** . t *i* , 4 t l , . r **!,+. »*-. "»i I V . »; *• u a. thin*, about lhaL te .-q y turifT T fili a t t o * \ r r i*n itnts m -^tu L M jld i. \ Í), I D U . , ___ S I I A M l V A h f i m ,! r . 4 . i r 1 t r f » | * a i r f i l Io* i h i i » N Ü f I h i v n l fusion o f con gres*,— cu t In n*L-4»kjflgdid. an no. •' . i t ,I »HTTÏA . i ' u i i i t u l l i r • w i d e r t h f f o l l o w i n g jMrofWUuM » I t ^ r t r l man! "that pleased me Is the fact that 1*1%•*M t h l * lf*l ' U y - q f I r l i i u n t ÿ |ÍM 1 w t i v v v v t m i v i i i i o v t t w w , , , ^ ^ , J < U M il 0 * 1 f I S buktnesH kept going right ahead ju st J *»»' t l lA H li p P f I S I mm \ Siu m I s «.s If nothing out o f tho ordltinry was I M l \K» ) WIP i i«. I s happening They rau muss around I »W* •• A * m u 1« I N t ; f < ) \ D f í ' O I T F s I' WM " p i t i * I U«N t ’MI * * . with tho tariff all they've u mind to 1 I,* on*|«T « i*£u**l i PP*« n t l * l t j r i i i » r l ) i * |I(.| ?down u t-W ashington, hut people seem A 1 l i l R M ) « Ml \ S t I I.O R i «nor t»»fiit*p| m l i i t i M i a i . , ■ ,.f t|». H » , o l f |.»i M 1 \\\ «T *»■ » i t i , l i n « P, ii r t s f h * T » l l i y* j fi ,* i f, to 1.» going right atiead turning uni I 1 »n* u m o r 4 if j - , or»»«* il Urn ». 41 « 11 »*• U n ,i P f li« l | > f 111 ill l l i i l I ' t i f f || m iri> flu l.hed producía and disposing of ( oirí*-» • . i ' l l •!•* * ’U i m , .j, O ,.1 I r*n»in»->4 j« i I . ^ M i h . i li I * i . i, . oio f t I (■ir i* i i them nt the old stand ” 1 * , i r h i t \V . •• m t r 111T M 111 S , » 11 h - r . l 1 h i . Iti») P i l l i * .«dt c l It* f li t . it « * 4*1 i. K . n r * * i n If list *•! i* “Well, when she cam e down to the n o i l r l w u h r r i *• f i n t i ?• .. • |i,*| f r• t* m o * t o Mil»«* brrskiwat table this m orning." pursued «? T í o ¿ r i i r f il ii.|tiir> *sf o , , li w» j . ii i( ii ih r t l lb- patent of It)« phenomenal young DK »* i l U 4 ' f ii ll .i « , . 14. «> , . , . , 1 O h » *, i * I W K HOUSIIOI.DKK f*«10*1I,i**l lfffunl li h»«il* j l IH * tioi i- im lt Hill t « I kI I tini«-* I m m ‘ • on.*, »he looked at the buckwheat i l r h * u tH »* 4 || riti«) l o l à r f ) giwfl)« i m i II) l ' M s l O à U cakes en the table and— ’’ »4 »lilil í*. *4iit *l f ini» % »Otiti fi * 1 4 ti I ri 111 M||i|l|ir* 4fti| DKN'l i s I .ili I h » »n|»i>li«*« |M*ftl'iin n iü ? " rii* >i* r**iu* t i i H i n n l 'Snv now you'ro t a l k i n g said the S u llir*, l-i » « l . l M l M i f ' " i t *■ , 1st '» ll'd .I lK « Ml.l. uh ) 4« ( É r n rr n l ■n ir tn ,^ t i» t>> » o ili i» iquan )awed man. "A lot of people l*rn«u h r * in f«i> *rl| m o f U i*. ti*»«-'l(u *i * fru ì s V N I 11 K 1 1 h K I 11 \ quit riding buckwheat cakes when the »•« l u i r * f . « :à * i I - m 4 « f u n i 4 * j - h i .i n % r m D m i o ** fT iii iir )1 o l i PM LU fìf ir » t i r i t i b * ili*i l u h i u n i li, warm weather com es along, hut 1 eat l o a n m y K i # ! *»fi M ^ u r n i f » o f » p i h *»* i h * r * , 4 ’•■in w.ll Into tho sum m er Fin * in/' I T t i r a m o u n t o f * n i k i t n l «i - k -I ( l o - .*■«»■.i, i (’. STKINlil’KLI.uW I i**t» « l u d i I “ ' f p e n i * H * r I l m i* -siisi tikilLii’i* i l ' 1 about Inn k wheat cakes. Wind kind OlHM <11 V »«I r t i m i o l i a r i t i y I - . ||.,ni|*«-«l ( .* ' t i l l do yon time at your house 'h e old i n s r n t o t n o h m i - l i a i » • .i< M»*' IHif vf |Iu r n ( I * . i* il i» * 1 \ i ' 1 • f vfn ifr M I <>f t i l t i * « TI * 4 III* ,r M * k MI 'fa*hl“iie.| liucICwheat or t(»> new fun S- H l'HA n HL I, '" » i ir«! t u l l i Idilli i « i l ti* *ii m à, -* , * i i, f.-« i gird ■■ ' raising k in d *'* r * - i|w‘f f y i 4 * * » f *♦? « i i i i r » »? * -I ti - F i ' ' t /»«»‘•I ' » I h * t“ ‘flf»l -)f tlirr** | c fa Wit ¡her I don’t know- w hut kind i Mlh »' ili ( ft k Moli I I 1 h i - , ' *1 l * i f if i- -i i * f i »ti •- u m [ r i j T i o n l i » tjiy wit., usually buys Any how . us soon i f h r lu i t i i i * * » * o l I h i * , i n »*of ntUMi «.finii λ f m u l i *it*i«f tiy i J'fv -*n lr i| ( r» » K r t i f r i l i i r n l a fi a. in. lIMIn girl saw the buckwheat iqf i uh! i I f n iit ir r i I r ih. I r * * t im o THOMAS KM MI I WILSON ¡ t r,f r r Olir i o n i * f f m f i f il ìi.l t**or f » i »Null rak»*» -he " fifri tof i I .......( t ! f * * i 1 1 1 a > I W" ! Ir I »I f * t Tf I r * . 1 11 1 * J-«| «a »I i I f , r f| ♦wI * MII I . I I'’ " " , tiurd to get a n .th in g »« \ I I 111. N I ) . M l i n i S M I I i Hi i n r r t i i i j l ol lld * i * » i s i f i ! i i ' i i Ini t l i r r i i * ih iii "I " f Ji“-<; nr the old fashioned things h i r - M « m l » h I i o t h r r f m - i n r M i» m u y i m i i i «« A l I.A W I « ir» r*1 p f i a j M p " t u l i ! ,.f, tl.i r /Hi fi il «y **I.M i n fi Salto- wav with maple .ill 11)1 T he kind I *t* *i1 F * li "i i ir n n S* m u I, J - , i . <, h it . m i 4 IDfi** t f .r R i* «sfili • I ü s í » . . , r s i n , ««filili i* I t ío - i f l '*H » 1 uf I 111* 4YU iP*Ï4iîIol» «Ili I il i t i r i f «i,* i r*<Mjf * if »’ H * * I the. !¡.ne In tho groceries may 1.« oti Ì lo f hi ri *«l »ft*! • l i i n ll f t ii i r i f f KV*ul*- m**“» S«rifor*l nml Nvlvnn I mäI»»* the level and all that, hut give me the “ i l U t l i M H f I*f«t«l i l r u l r i p * * ■ J "Numi S r * r r l n r y tort mv undo used to bring In to ns I * * i A K> O MN I« V t r * I ’ r*** from 1 « fi.rtu when I was a kid It d j « «o M < i mm i p » J fr - i t » O f r i ANDKW JOHNSON \\ 11 « * a r « ul * t u .»4 i o » I r * i [ w i f a r y 4 | i m t , . f t I»' a» Mil'k as crudo oil and with a o I h r f o it f o «f iilHHili» - 4 i r . i l r h t r w l o r » » t o » l u i II fta.iu Mint was absolutely thA best t i n » » , ,r i K.iat i< mi « h i l l » o l o r . ? ifw*‘ M - l n y l l m .1 * M H )K N I ) A i I \W , *.| i ?,*, i -. f O * (' ■ » r.< • t ti* 11 « O ír - H iil n i I I . • . * c f 0( 4 » F * f'ls y weakly Inquire*) tho fa m u l »In i Mi»'-"« m *f «J1* • • 1 , 0 ** r 4 - >1 ti* H o i f*» f,*»!. » « l a i i o . l I l l O l n . f I.| -.*,.l thrr • ' . i-1 1raord lnar. little glil Í Su d i! I ' 1' 1 S l m f r * I »*4 A I» *- • h * *( 11 * »* mi ■ nho looked lit tlmse i nk' » ill M. .»fr­ .ii,,» J * i - » VI i ,i m in , i ] • IU4I M u * « * « M,ii» ill* D o * « I I. m i n i s lalemniy tor a minute, and then stie *hif li litui* ncH rif«D llii* «lay ni Iill 2 looked first at her m other'and then nt Il«|fUMt D K K . M M A S O N J imIII* J Huttil C»e. and then she pointed at the cakes, i a t i ' A Hr » W4«ur* S a d -" J »11* • M ('« U MIN’S ItFNILSI Sn»t4 *4 I I*«f u I * 'Sp. uklng o f pointing, I had a point 1 *nini y 4»I Di *i Phon1*1 I *• f I, 11 NrluiPli.iK 1 Sdlaf j FiNl. »"1 dilli li*f 11*« rr dug ule on m« a week before lust WHl*»irit H!*h k S i n i r n i i ü «»util* « fu r* » .t ul .1 4 y m i t I tu ti f tw l i 4 . î « k * that t wouldn't have taken $2nu for S*fhi ♦»r» I F l..rid.. .»■ k f)*|ia ìr*làfc»"in,*Ht ' »J d f ” l* . r i l l f i l i l i l í *»ii l i l i * i| ni « n * » o í ) '» í , o . ri,* I « n i r » C H « o 1*1*11 Ju»t gi r Mini last fall, and ho was (is f ■j «» « 1 41 I N Mi M 11 I ?* *1 \ H r > |m *»41 a n u l jf lIH C » VI Jiod a *h'g tq take hunting us I ever t I ITI Iti I ti * I rt« í ID» b i i i < - l i 114 il*f ■!*“*. I »I 4 •I til Wl**l »*» f'i»t hrok» mo all Up when 1 DK. I ( UOAKDM AN . , „ 1 i l . « « •- !.. i ri m I« * ' 4 ! ?»* inri-i» i ............f ill* I foun t l.Uti dead " • n I'M* W H up (III II, t |H**» H"»lg» 4 .............. «O- ' h t S I I S I ' -'».«I T i y *4 Irl* ! ‘H 2 'Rut »ee here," said the man with I, D N *jfi » - 11» » ISrnl I the weak oyes, "I wasn't saying any » i m u m i * « un i »T|i •*** Jiin 11 I'M»* A ll Minierò M elilo,*1 ' Jri-il Ap|iluneev 1 M i r » ‘ill 11 I think nInm(—*• O R I.A N I» ) FLORIDA "Well, hero's w here I get off." s a lJ I im ’ 'J • M I ■ Æ* m e g . ! . . ’. C Ä R Y , J . . . . . . - .3 C r iT A N D IS i -H CANDIDATI7. FOR S T A T E A T TO R N EY Scvcnih Jiiilivi.il l il, u t( I.IIIIV IIIIIV V V V V « IV IU W V W V V M ,W V W * * * * ¡Chase & Co. (it'iic ra l Oline The almpleel, lightest running, fa st­ est cutting saw mill ever b u ilt— a mill that you can buy a t the right price and with which you can make big money. Qood In Skyaorapara. e ,° »ly ricrg p an ara a g ra a i con, 6 cp ." aald tha man who la an» iltf ,hualnasa, 'Tn w hat w a y t" Your d octor order» yoa to a PlUtuda, a ll you h a ra to 'ilo la M K»® alarato r.” Ifs all in the Taylor Feed Ever/m ill fitted with mraoaKarfriec, s e t-o u t attachments and 'adjustable Idler. Improved carriage-backing de­ vice la */•aek acting and a tin« rarer. Made in ail ain*»,-portable and nt«- 4 fo r tionarjr. We manufacture Engine#, Boilers, Shingle Machines, Cul-Oft Haws, Wood Hplillers, etc , and do Fouudry Work. g g y p t. ,r««« from California will b» J * " ln E fip t by aa English com ^»h Ich baa aacured a larga tract with a tia *t to «n^aglng In tha “m i H W t r y on an « u i u i r a W ills for Infonnstkm sn.t pries* on anfibias fon n*sd. Mallary A Taylor Iron Worfca ■2L°r?i°*' i,. *. . j , .. - * . * $IW.4H4H3 in one yenr Hie CliMls hoy s made JltMI.IHItl from tlu-lr diickens Mr Parrin made over $l.3tMl on a village lot The Comings (father and son made $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 . One man made over $35.000 In two years. Ernest Kellersfrnss made $10,178 53 last year £. K, Philo mode $1.500 from 6 Q liens in 1 0 montlia. Many olhers arc making n-anug for­ tune each year. Are youT Remember, you can make un independent living from chickens on a city lot..right In your own back yard. Keud '* A Eik tunc Raising Chicken* on the No-Yard Plan " In American Hen Magazine Return this coupon and thirty-five (35) cents to-day A single copy 1» worth imnr than SJ5.00 to the (non. woman, hoy or girl who wants to make money last (Published each month. Address . FA ST Sol w u n ir m i 1311 Wesl Bay Si. - » near- jp JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA » : HAND BROTHERS LIVERY, F E E D and SALES STABLE H irn s ** an d W agons " Q la c k a m lth ln g an d H o r a a a h o a ln g Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G The Crippen Music Store Hifji-girade Pianos, Organs, and GraphQphones. Low Prices 'Pico Block Eaev PayinOnts. . - I A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent “ •j * r CAKS F u r ! 11 1«1 1 ii i ii l i n n , K i i l i - s « m i K * ' S i * r \ ' ; i l i n i i s srr*si A t D1 11 1it* ( H ; i s [ L i n e \ ^ p n l o r w r i t e | i- ;s p u l l m a n DI NI N»; AND SLKKPINt; Chicago, Ufa., U. 8 . A. • •. » Atlantic Coast Line American lien Magazine 265 Sta. 0 . A g e n ts NUKTII COUPON 35 C EN TS Keturn this nm|>nri on.I .1.1 cent <cnnh cu »tump») »nil we will send y,nl Anirriiun lien Miignzinc until Jumiury I. I'JFI trguliir price 7*1 cents 1 This gives you 7U cents worth of the Ileal P o u ltry .lour,ml P u hllshrd fur only 35 l e n t * Amcrirun Hen Magazine hn* rrlinblr writers mi »11 viibjecls |-t liiinlng to |*.ultr) fruit (iigi-ons. nuts. Hint tiers It contains vuhinble infnrmutnin nil bow others have made from SMXJtl to JJti.lHK) a yei.r from tile invesltncnl ol only u few dollars. Joel M Foster, a young man made 1 á y lo r 5 a w M ¡lls r T r# # # Yowell n.iddilig S A N F O K O . F IJ1K ID A London Puts F aith In CaU . London still depend» upon Ita army rats m handle tho rata among the “ ’H Jhat coma up tho Thamoa. The l-ondon authority has made tta eitlm ato for oata' milk io r rear. T h » appropriation la for Ç .llfo n ,,, TH IS W ORTH BUTT D EN TIST Any man," he growled, as ho walk *d »cross thu stree t, "w ho thinks hu Wo boro mo all th e way downtown *hh tales of the acln llllalln g brllh«tee of his offspring when I w-snt to look over my m orning paper has g o t Jo run up from behind when I'm not Ling and bind and gag me, and •’ *!» then he’d And me pretty hard to •Until©/* S (í Iiis n n in c c S A M' OKI». I I. OKI DA k l f c t k ic C Veáelables ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ M i»I*atwl«mi»*•«1O.. DK. *4 oí tu m i Florida Frails tt# largor man. "Olad to've seen >ou. Take care o f "yourself.” And he Lurried to the frout end of tho car to »light. . . . *•; 1 fû fc fT Y M ifti 'i f T ’ u * ..''ï �— in SE ir * a •— r %. , p THE SANFORD HERALD H 3ìh p v à - s m ’-Vit j -U *-■- 1 ,' » -^ v ^ U V - _____________________March 19, ^ H . jr B ■; ~7 v ^ ' * • . " .*• . We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, ! / M lu Ireno Brady cam e over from S te t­ son Univarally Friday afternoon, and cn Joyed a short visit, with the home folk»; returning Sunday afternoon. Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced i Light Mousskssprrs, Take Notice rii-' ' 85' M knees. If your children are not wearing them The Ladle» of the Ml»sionary Society i f the Congregational church will have •ale of Jellies, cooked food, vegetable», etc., ' at Crippen'a Music Store, n e tt Saturday give us a trial. March 23rd- to which the attention of Sanford's house housekeeper» i» directed. Visitor» In the city who nre doing light housekeeping, will find at this »ale just £ l; the articles that they want. P. Missionary Seclcty „ The Missionary Society of the Presby­ £jfter Iad church held their regular meeting, a t tlie residence of Mrs. Henry McLaulin; Friday evening. The topic considered was Mexico. The members of the society are perfecting their arrangements to entertain the delegate« from the various societies, oomposlng the Presbyterian Missionary Union, of the S t John's Presbytery, which will meet with the Sanford society March 25 th- and will continue in session three days. About forty delegates are expected. After the business of the meeting had been concluded, the election of officers M«ài r io M L P l? « , A» those. holding the various 1 - offices have given sudi cmltwnrgat! ; tlon, that they were nil umytimously re­ elected. ' _ | ii I ialm.i■ K. I dl I iill p m {very Week B rld t' Club Mrs. VV. 0. Holden was the charming hostess of the Every Week Bridge Club Friday afternoon The decorations were green and while, suggestive of St. P a t­ rick's Day. The tally cards were green, decora toil with tiny green tings three tables of bridge wrre played The lirst ivlte, a silver spoon, was won by Mrs l-nwrrnce, who made the highest »cure. Mrs. Cruse Barnes received the tiooby prlio, a hand embroidered linen towel. After tbe conclusion o f the games of cards delicious Ice cream and cake were served, with tionbons In little opera tints, decorated with green ribbon hands with bows and miniature pipes on Ihe crowns. Mrs Holden's guests were Mrs l^iwrenre. Mrs C. 0. Mclmughlln. Mrs O W. Brody, Mrs K L Hughes. Mrs II P Driver, Mrs. C. M Vorce, Mrs C. E. Bell, Mrs. Cfusc Barnes. Mrs K J Holly. Miss Wilson, MIm Faddy, Miss Mdl Whitncr. lh a DcKevtn Mats Quartet Company I It S IM P L IC IT Y D RESSES For House Wear ive Something New and s*-». f _ . - - —* Us a •» The last number on the Lyceum Course will be given Thursday evening, March 21st, at 8:30 p m , in Auditorium of the Sanford High Sctiool The DcKoven Male (Junrtel nre selected vocalists, and are In n company of artists, who are capable of correctly Interpreting the songs of today, ns well ns the songs of long ago. They have been returned year after yrar, over some of the best L y­ ceum Courses The Salisbury Evening Post. N. C.. says: "The Quartet so delight­ ed their audience, and received such tumltuous applause, that the eleven num­ bers on the program received thirty-live encores." "The work of the DeKovens wns different from other organizations of kind Introducing novel features, making the entertainment highly entertaining."— Athol Transcript, Athol, Mass. Admission SO cts. Pupils, 23 cts. Seats on sale at Thrasher's store. Wed­ nesday and Thursday. All seats reserved. \/ Ths Clever Club The young women of the Congregational church have organized themselves Into nn nuxilllsry to the Missionary Society of that church: which they hove named The Clover Club. The mnln object of this or­ ganization la to assist Mr. Fred Ensm IngcHn bis work among the Cubans in West •r Lool Style Wrapper B lr th d a ) Dinner Another milestone, on the journey of life, wns most charmingly noted, for W J . Hill by n delightful birthday dinner, with which Mrs Hill surprised him Friday eve­ ning; on the occasion of Ills seventiatii birthday. Tire pleasant home party, and invited guests, who enjoyed Ihe delicious fourcourse dinner served ns only Mrs. Hill can serve a dinner were Mr. und Mrs Hill, their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Newman, Ihltie Hill and little Olive Newman. Mr E W. Stales. Mrs. Hill's brother, and his wife; Mrs W. W Long; Mr. and Mrs. 1) L Thrasher Hr und Mrs. Samuel Puleston After the dinner had been enjoyed, the party spent a pleasant evening together; delightfully entertained by the instrum en­ tal music nud songs, charmingly rendered by Miss Sturnon und Clurence Mahoney Mji The Best Made t k ilt ii A ll Our Spring Goods are in w and W e ll be. Pleased to Show I them to you. N. P. YOWELL 8c CO. Mrs Wight, at their meeting last Friday. Ttie guests were nealeil armmd I lie l able, which wns lll'iimnnlerl by lighted candles, in hutulsome brass candlestick», and beau­ tifully decorated with violets At each covet wns a menu und place curd, on the card a ten cent piece, and a sketch of a clover lenf. On the back of the card, in rhyme, wns given the object of the dime, which the members of the club were to umltiply as many times, ns they possibly could during the month. Objects repre­ senting an elaborate dinner were passed to the guests, which they were to place correctly opposite the course on the menu. The dinner consisted o f : Soup, (a stick of inacearoni). Meat, (duck and a pig), Relish, (a ripe olive), Vegetable, (b eet, turnip, potato, celery). Dessert, (orange, nut und banana), . (purie of cheese). Alter this eluliorute dinner (T) had been enjoyed, the club were served with "sure enough" hut chocolate, sunbeam crackers, ripe olives and mints. THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE products to the very fullest extent is. of course, the aim of every industrialist, and the Wood W aste Distilleries Co- Wheel­ ing, West Virginia, U. S. A - certainly makes this possible In the case of the waste m aterial of wood working estab­ lishments. Dy means of their distilling apparatus, ranging from a capacity of S to 500 g a ls, the Industrial alcohol and turpentine contained in sawdust are effectively extracted, while the resultant fiber Is ready tor paper manufacturers. This still will actually pay for itself over end over again every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign fm lt conning companies, chemical works, saw mills, varnish mak­ ers, oil refineries, sugar refineries, e tccapnot fall to find it a profitable acqui­ sition.— R. G. Dun's International Review ________ lining waste If you are Interested in utilizing Tampa. Incidentally, they are helping to for profits, send 5c for an copy of U the Illusfurnish the Parish room at, the parsopage. (rated Wood Distilleries '. .. Waste .. . » Disti * “News, The club was charmingly entertained by Wheeling, W. V«. f lu i[ K ~ kVtsk»VsV«Vtkk»«t W ELL DRI VI NG Artesian W ells of Every Description Satisfaction Guaranteed B y Export 'I Workmen Y N fV) IT 'S T O O Orders Taken at HILL LUMBER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO. y , 0 ii \ HART O G E T T O DO T H I S W I T H I T Some People Don’t Know the Value ol Money BECA U SE— They have neither E a rn ed or Saved it. Earn >t,ur.0'^ money. Spend what is necessary. Deposit the ua an^ with us. Then when the Rainy day or O pportunity l0ITIC* YOU A R E PREPARE0 PEOPLES Sanford TurnOvep a New Leaf By anbscrlblnd for TH IS PAPER BANK Florida CUT <! Car nations, ;; B a s ta r L illie s , F LOWERS 91 p a r d o * . 9 3 p a r dòx. dd»' R o ses, - 9 2 ,0 p* r d#,»s Lily of Vallay, * ' p Orders Receive Prema« Allenti#«- _ M IL L S , ioni* T h s F lo r is t, In o . ......... »♦...... ii m i h i ■ �Publishod Scmi-Wcokly— Tuosday and Friday SANFORD IM S A N t X J K D — Lile i» SANFORD. FLO R ID A . Worth Living F R I D A Y . M A R C H S I. I S I S entering Mr» Carson's room found her lifeless body suspended by a m i.til rope, dangling just outside the window. She had made n slip noose which she placed P rom in en t P a rty Spent S everal around her neck, and after lying the other H ours in S an fo rd end of the rope to me slenm radiator leaped from the window. She had »ironfiled. When discovered the body was INSPECTED THE CELERY DELTA still warm, but life wns extinct. CAPITALISTS VISIT CITV Interest Gleaned Various Sources It e m s o f fro m happenings d ir in g the week lu c r e In a gas explosion, caused, it is thought the Reader» Will rind a Brief by mine settling», nine persons were Historical Spring Mowing killed nnd two injured early in Dunmore For hurried Reader» Pa.. near here. Two families, cnrn|irising two' women - and seven children, were either blown to pieces in the ckplosion or burned in the fire that followed nnd destroyed three houses, All the mines in the bituminous fields I 0f Western Pe n nsylva nia . Ohio. Indiana I tad Illinois, will »hut down oh April 1 I IW) 2 0 0 .0 0 0 miner» will quit at . least for I two weeks, according to the operators I and miners’ union officials who conferred 1 s t Cleveland thl» week. It will not be | ■ strike they «ay. hut merely a su»1 pension of operation» pending negnlinI dons for « two-year wage scale to follow I the present one. which expires March 31. l/The scout cruiser Birmingham, bearing the recently recovered remains of the victims of the old battleship Maine liuve arrived at the nav^yard The thirty-four enffln» will be kept at the navy yard until Saturday, when they be token to the State. War and Navy building, where there Mill lx- memorial mtviccs. attended by President Taft ami other ofliciuls Inlerinenl * ill lie at the Naval Ccmetury at Arlington ■■ 1 —■- ' ■— I , • the alleged discovery by the governI merit of Nicaragua of a plot to assassinate Secretary of State Knox on the occasion of Li* recent visit to the capital of that country, la not ll»ipwwuwiw improbable ****** that u- nutuC UUIIU7l 1it%•• a r t ! m »io«it - u w r . i ç a A l x _piii = flM * SPRING CROP W S W IG I to death, according t6 ' “mniT* advices 7 e ceived from Blueflelds'. Sanford Has th e Bulge On th e Of fh r World Immediate indictment of Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace wns asked of the Atlanta public prosecutor by attorneys for Fugcnc H. (.race, her husband of the husband of the woman accused of shooting him. She It in her way to her former home in Philadelphia,'4 having been released oil bond yesterday The prosecutor refused to make any move in the case, explain­ ing that it was a m atter for the Jrolgu who admitted her to bail. The request a u made. It Is understood, to uflrci the arrest of Mrs Grace on her arrival in Philadelphia, and hend off any possible tangles thou Id Grnce die while she i* out of the Stair With 1,167 of the 1,800 precinct» ill (he Ststr heard from ill the North Dakolu Pretidriiiiai preference January election of Tuesday complete returns give S e n a­ tor IjiFirtette 34,159 votes. Theodore Roose­ velt 22.877. and President Taft 3.000. Senator laiFolette's plurahtv In these precincts is 11.282 LaPoletle’s strength •ts greater In the eastern part of the tttte. although Roosevelt did not develop to much strength In the west as had been anticipated Roosevelt carrier! but one of the eastern counties Even the Men nnd Religion Forward Unveiiirnt is to hr nsslsted by the gixVl use ol n r» »juiprr space. In Ghicngn the oominittrr nl one hundred men In charge of the work are making a campaign against the politicians who sent out cumN|n literature on Sunday. Letters were »*f>l to each political headquarter« In Chi■Cigo. requesting that all candidates cense political activities on Sunday It is the intention of the committee to jNiblish re­ plies sent to those letters Itill at liberty, but being hunted as will beasts, the Allen gang of outlaws »nd miirdrrrrs are somewhere in the returned frodi a lotir of i lie centrai and miri berti purt of thè stale and re|»irt» timi thè trucker» in Illuse Ma lli i i i s b a v e lie e n siilfering (rum ilio de vu tlu lln il of thè rect-nl heavy ru llìi and all thè m jm are hnekward Fin- lu-ing trite and iti.' reparti troni (he ciop -p iM liofili of il» where vpm ig crops coni') r uti|>elc w u li Snidimi hpretufore woulil indicale lim i Saldimi grower» bave »lire lliing tlu » sensati iti thè « h j of » l« in g c ro i» A ll tlmuigh die ('-anilina» thè cold wm ve froze om thè early furine/ iì and (usi a » he w a » abolii to gel h i» land ready thè IIimhI» c n m r und lite t'arolina» w iII imi he i-nnipelitors Ibis w s lU U In all (he Salilord section ouglil to inake gissi llu» season oli »(ving cnq>» ninne nnd lite mali wlm plani» a istil li vegetatile» »ili »urely gei hi» money huck , M issionary Heading Circle The Vending Circle of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church, were entertained by Mrs J K Medmger. Mrs. Hurry Wilson and Mrs P M Elder, ni the residence of Mrs J K Mettinger, Tuesday afternoon The devotional exer­ cises weir lnl by Mi» II V Perry third vice president nl Vie socirty <•tm has charge "I tile Rending Circle and the Tithing department of the social y The devotional exercises were followed liy nil Interesting and instructive talk by Mrs. Perfy. on “Christian Stewardship." con­ cluding with several enthusiastic testi­ monies from litb ris which were frail by I diffefenl members of the circle A cb.i|iter from “ The Incoming Million» . tile book die circle is muling at these |ineellligs. was read giving the »talislle» ■characteristics und conditions. (>revuiling ! among the Itnliolia, Slave and Jewish linigrnnts who are making (heir luiines in America. A vunique missuiiiary drill prepared by Mrs. Pony was enjoyed by the ladies»as was olso the lieautlful Gospel hymn. “My Father Knows;" sung by Mrs. T. A Newton; after which light refreshments were served. The interest­ ing meeting und afternoon wus *mndc very pleasant for the large number of the circle who were present, and the six visitors they were pleased to liuve with them, by the gracious hostes* and the fine program prepared hjr Mrs. Perty The Reading Circle huve been invited to meet, at the residence of Mrs W E. Householder, the third Tuesday in A(>ril <*** Fort Smith. Ark. Death of Gearge Davies Miss Marlon Little, aged twenty-one **•«. Miss Lora Little, aged tweaty-three and Virginia May Covington, three f*art old daughter of Dr. James Covlng***• J g, prominent local business and ^ * 1 circles, were killed and Mrs. James “ ’ Inglon, Sr., grandmother of the dead *““ *• was seriously injured when the Jading occupied by the Parsons Drug ~®P»ny collapsed st Woodesboro, N. G. "•dneeday, - The many friends of George Davies, age 40 years, will regret to learn of his death, which occurred in a local sanitarium at a late hour last night. Deceased was prom­ inent In secret order circles. He wus a member of Hy Davis Aerie, Order of Eagles, as well as of Seminole Tribe No. 2g. Improved Order of Red Men. He was favorably known to a large circle of friends. The funeral services are In charge of Win. C Cooper. Jr., and will deling keenly the disgrace of being take place Thursday afternoon, the hour In the act of smuggling Mrs. to be announced later.—Tlmes-Unlon. ••“che Carson of San Francisco cornmlt•d fcldde In New York In a most eensan«l manner. A tqan walking along the I**®** past the Hotel Brotzell and chane“ I to look upward saw the body of a dangling Just beneath a window ■dga of lb« eighth floor of the structure.’ c/ tn|alcmenl Announced _ Mrs Carrie Blaine Yelser announces the engagement of her daughter. Vivian Blaine, to RoIk ti Eugene Laramorr. of Jacksonville. H a. ’ J The marriage, which is to be a very quiet affair, will take place in April. CCILEDFROM THE STATE PRESS IMttPCtlEJIV MOVEMtNI Rest C <• Perry, thè w rlh k n o w n couimlssion m an and tnn k grower. lui» just belt of territory between a 1 0 0 and n 400 m ile radius of the Great Lakes the snow­ fall was heaviest. *> ‘ In places from five to seven Inches wns The G eneral News of The Lano reported Thursday. o f Flow ers. Later a temporary r i r In temperature was followed by o colder blast The snow changed in many place» to sleet, which was blown like shot before a gale that in­ creased in velocity unld it reached nearly Som r o f D ire cto rs and S to c k h o ld e rs Vi tpltom e oi the Week'» Most Im ­ sixty miles an liour. of fe lls m c r e fa r m s Com portant Happening» In the At Chicago, tempered by the hike it pany on a Tour State'» Domain. wns forty-two mikes an hour On special Pullman sleeping cars. MlThe decomposed body of Goo. Thompson Zero weather was rep >tted In several artti ond Weldon, und a dining car a large places. a prominent New Yorker was found on party of prominent bankers nnd capital­ the out skirts of Jacksonville on Tues­ Will Sell Insurance ists of New York arrived here yesterday day. He bad been demented and wander­ D. I* Thrasher cannot rennui Inactive ed from nn Augustine hotel to Jackaonafternoon nnd spent-several hours looking over the Celery Delta. In the party were long nnd in a few days will open an ville where he died frem natural causes. several directors and stockholders of the office In this city for insurance. He will The negro murderers o f . the Jack son ­ Fellsmere Form Co. i^new project in Bre­ he agent for the Equitable and bus a ville merchant. Sllverstein. have been vard county selling drained lands in ten large slice of territory which will keep arraigned for the crime ond the trial will him busy and give him plenty of out­ ncre tracts be held in St Augustine at an early The gentlemen came to Sanford to in- door exercise. Mr. Thrushrr now feels date. *I»ect the wonderful sub-irngntion project like -a boy on u vacation after u long I_ W Parker, an experienced celery tluil hn» mnde our laud» famous over the seige of school That he will he suc­ grown who has a crop near the Seaboard world, nnd a trip over till» section where cessful in his new venture* is already railroad in Plant City, cut a carload of the celery is being shl|i|ird at the rale of conceded, having friends in every port celery last week which he told to a Bosforty car load» u day wm a revelation to of Florida and being a hustler lou linn for S 1,017 f. o. b. Tffese men who Itnve^ ever-w nqi^ jytu er account of the lateness of lhe hour but very lllllr of the growing stuff could lie seen lion .1 N Whitlier afterward made an address to the assemblage in their car and fully explained the advantages of Sanford and tile O lery Delta file personnel of the (mrly arriving here yesterday included die following Paul Apple Her of Swart wool A Apprcller. New York Frank Battles of Battles tv t o Phila­ delphia Jam es F Brown, of New York W W Baldwin. Jr of die Fellsmere Farm Co . New York Percy M Chandler, of Chandler Brothers <v Co . Philadelphia Usent I Crosby. |ire»idenl of the Fells­ mere t arm Co. (iresidrnt of the Wilming­ ton and Philadelphia fraction tYl. (•resi­ dent ol the Trenton mid Mercer County Traction Co anil director of the J G While Co D. C Clark ol the Engineering Securi­ ties Co., of New York W II Chunilterlnln of Philadelphia Henry P DuBois ol the J G While Co.. New York E M I ortisW'-rtli ni l ime«worth A C,i. Boston I D Meinmg ol EoikIoii SV t I iiqoa il i inpia lyug & t o . Philadelphia Adolph Gehrung. of New York • II. A Kuliler of O'Conner A Taylor. New York F. M Kane, of Philadelphia Clou E I yiiinn. of Euileficld. Cl V' II Power of dir Manufacturers Rec­ ord. tinldmore Geo \ M< I.Hiinhiio o| Mcl.aiwihnn A Marlon Washington Chus I. Murdock, of dir Chicago offices of J G While *. Co Mr Mollet of Muller Bros A Co Fred­ erick. Md Clnude Meeker, hanker, of Columbus. O Geo. S. Filigree of Pingre*. McKilffiey & Co , Boston II K Porter of Vancouver. Washing­ ton F J Scott, of die I <; White Co . Lon* don. w. Frederick Snyder, of the Northern Trust Co.. Philadelphia. Jam es II Strange, broker. New York City William II Singer. Pittsburg. Pu S. C. Tolholt. New York J G. White, (iresulent of the Fellsmere Farina Co.. New York J . D White. New York. Sidney L Wright. Philadelphia. Wallace Wilson, of the New York Trnnsfer Co., New York City. H. B Warner. Washington. D. C. le ro Weather In North A blinding storm of snow and sleet swept across the north central states on Wednesday und continuing heaped disas­ ter upon transportation and communica­ tion facilities. It was the first day of spring. Half a hundred cities were shut off ffom communication with the rest of the world when telegraph and telephone poles were blown down or wires were cov­ ered with ice until they broke. Steam and electric railroads were brought to a standstill and In several In­ staure» trains were snowbound, lu a - Johff-T. Fuller, a ptotnlni— wlrfifn of Orlando nnd member of the real estate Arm of Fuller & Giles died in that city on High W ater M ark W ill Be R each ed Tuesday This Week In Celery Shipm ents The recent bard ruini have done much At the present rale of shipments there damage to the roads in (e o n county, es­ will be about 2 0 0 cars of vegetables leuve pecially In the vicinity of Tallahassee Sunf ml this wrrk which will Ix-Jthe high mark for the season On account of the V Two tine new horses were recently pur­ warm weather many growers are anxious chased in Jacksonville for the De-Land An experienced fire­ to send their stuff in as cnrly as (m».»i- Fire Department man who served ten years In Jacksonville blr The price ts still beyond the dollar lias also been scented for DcLand mark despite the heavy shipments The cool wave in the north will give this section a visit In n few days and do much towurd assisting the crlrry man in marketing his crop The greatest handi­ cap in the celery delta this week is the luck of help and »»•vend growers wlio exp»-cicd in cut the entire crop tins week were forced to wan on account of the failure to secure ndeqtinte help The celery fields and the loading station» present an animated scene this week with hundreds of liniid» cutting, (nicking and shipping With the lightening of itie hulk of (he crap the sltutition will become easier nnd the (»rice» gel belter Dinner Club A very delightful and unlipu- dinner club bus been organized by u number of young Indies living in the same neighbor­ hood The hostess for the occasion makes nut dir menu, and each dish dial is to hr (icc(Nirrd Is written eut »itli dir recipe with which to (>re(uire it. and (hr mem hers of the dull cacii draw one ol (he pa­ pers. The name of (he article drawn is to be prepared by the accompanying rec­ ipe. and taken to the home of the hostess the evening of the dinner parly It is the iden to use ns nearly a t i«is»ihlr all new and untried recipes • Monday evening Iasi a delicious Ihrrr course dinner was enjoyed by dir club. (•re(uirrd in du» wav al dir home of lt>r Misses Ward The club dinner will lagiven next Momluy evening al die home of Mrs J B Ijiwmui The members of tins enterprising und thoroughly commendable club arc Misses Lillian Gibson. I^eiln Michaels. Annie Lee Caldwell. Emma and Estelle Beard. Madge nnd Veda Ward. Mattel Hand, Flora M. Johnson und Mrs. J . B. Lawson l^ Making New Opera House,. E H. Ilerndun bus n large force of men busy (his week on the Star opera house. There are carpenters, painters und deco­ rators. A scenic |>ainter from Jack son ­ ville is evolving pretty woodbind scenes out of cold canvas nnd altogether the scene is an animated one slid l>csi>eaks a new opera house in short order. Mr. Herndon has purchased new opera ch a in and ia having them placed In position nnd wiU be able lo seat eight hundred people comfortably. He expects to open (tie moving picture business In a few days, continuing the work or the theatre proper meantim e. The scenic and stage setting» will moke a very fine appearance. Mrs. Munson’s Plano Recital Mrs. Lucien Philips, reader, will ussist In the Piano R ecital in Mrs. Munson's Studio on Monday evening. Mardi 25, at 84)0 p. m. Voluntary contribution to de­ fray expense of programs. The l-ewut grove In St. Petersburg lias been vdd for $2 0 .0 0 0 The property, which consists of twenty acres, will be improved ami placed on the market A new brick or concrete hotel ia to be erected in Kissimmee before the next sea­ son The structure will |h> four stories high City Aiiocney Robl K Davis lias receiv­ er! a communicaiiun from Dillon. Thomp­ son A Clay, attorneys. New York. In which ihcy express the opinion that the author­ ized Issue of S5JI.IHM) Public Utility Bonds of the City of Gainesville, bearing the date of January I. 1906. ore volld. These bonds were voted for the purpose of ac­ quiring or constructing an electric light and gas plant, nnd when the m atter as to their legality wns under consideration by the City Council and Board of Public Works lust »tiring City Attorney Davis reisilllllirilded Unit n itiecliil act be secur e I Irnm ill«- legislatu re validating the issue Ib is wns done Attorney Davis spending some time at Tallahassee In se­ curing the passage ol the act. In the oplniun furnished by the bond attorneys they allude to this special act, approved June 6. 1911. as validating the Issue.— Gainesville Sun The K of P Lidge u( G a in e s v ille has purchased a vulunhle piece of property In th.it city nnd will erect n fine three-»ti>ry building Immeillnlely An In terestin g Pupcr lo l A. M. I hr usher scud The Herald a foreign newspaper this week. It is a most Interesting pa|ier printed on yellow stock and Iteurs (tie cqt of some promt nent mun. The type looks like an old lien had jumped Into an ink well with both feet nnd then walked over the paper. As Col. Thrasher is now In' Egypt the pa(>et is probubly (wmted in Arabic but as our knowledge of this language la rather limited we cunnot prove It. The paper will tie preserved us u relic ond we thank (lie Col. fur the re m em bers nee. He mentions in his letter that he met (lie uncle of Mrs Frnnk Woodruff near JafTn and had a most pleasant visit with him. This worthy man haa been in Arabia (or a number of years engaged in Missionary work. Cut. Thrasher and family are in e x ­ cellent health and enjoying their travels although they long for their old Sanford home ______________________ N. A. Colbert Resigns N. A. Colbert has resigned at Traffic Manager of the Florida V egetable Growers Association and w|U be succeeded by R. F. Nyman who f)gs been employed hy the North’ Amet le a n ' Fruit Exchange for the past twelve m onths,. Iff., Oolbect has been a busy man for the pagt two years and desired a rest and recreation. Colbert’s friends say that his success in celery growing was so great that l\e was forced to lay off lo spend his money but he will soon be bock liome in harness again for he is accustomed to the strenu­ ous life and will never be content to re| m ain idle. .v . tt. •- ■ - ' - i t ] ii ? V j. ' : K‘ *¥ } AH •JfÆÊH a il -/•*j H � 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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" .*• - ^ v ^ U V ______________________M arch 19, ^ THE SANFORD HERALD H jr . B p . We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, ! / M lu Ireno Brady cam e over from S te t­ son Univarally Friday afternoon, and cn Joyed a short visit, w ith the home folk»; returning Sunday afternoon. i Light Mousskssprrs, Take Notice rii-' ' 85' M P- Missionary Seclcty „ The Missionary Society of the Presby­ £jfter Iad church held their regular m eeting, a t tlie residence of Mrs. Henry McLaulin; Friday evening. The topic considered w as Mexico. The m em bers of the society are perfecting their arrangem ents to en tertain the delegate« from the various societies, oomposlng the Presbyterian Missionary Union, of the S t Jo h n 's Presbytery, which will m eet with the Sanford society March 25 th - and will continue in session three days. About forty delegates are expected. A fter the business of the meeting had been concluded, the election of officers M«ài rio M L P l? « , A» those. holding the various 1 - offices h av e given su d i cm ltw nrgat! ; tlon, th at they were nil umytimously re ­ elected. ' _ l; Blrthda) Dinner Another milestone, on the journey of life, wns most charm ingly noted, for W J. Hill by n delightful birthday dinner, with which Mrs Hill surprised him Friday eve­ ning; on the occasion of Ills seventiatii birthday. Tire pleasant home party, and invited guests, who enjoyed Ihe delicious fourcourse dinner served ns only Mrs. Hill can serve a dinner were Mr. und Mrs Hill, their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Newman, Ihltie Hill and little Olive Newman. Mr E W. Stales. Mrs. Hill's brother, and his wife; Mrs W. W Long; Mr. and Mrs. 1) L Thrasher Hr und Mrs. Samuel Puleston After the dinner had been enjoyed, the party spent a pleasant evening together; delightfully entertained by the in stru m en ­ tal music nud songs, charmingly rendered by Miss Sturnon und Clurence Mahoney M ji {very Week B rld t' Club Mrs. VV. 0. Holden was the charm ing hostess of the Every Week Bridge Club Friday afternoon The decorations were green and while, suggestive of St. P a t­ rick's Day. The tally cards were green, decora toil with tiny green tings three tables of bridge w rre played The lirst ivlte, a silver spoon, was won by Mrs l-nwrrnce, who m ade the highest »cure. Mrs. Cruse Barnes received the tiooby prlio, a hand embroidered linen towel. A fter tbe conclusion of the gam es of cards delicious Ice cream and cake were served, with tionbons In little opera tints, decorated with green ribbon hands with bows and m iniature pipes on Ihe crowns. Mrs Holden's guests were Mrs l^iwrenre. Mrs C. 0. Mclmughlln. Mrs O W. Brody, Mrs K L Hughes. Mrs II P Driver, Mrs. C. M Vorce, Mrs C. E. Bell, Mrs. Cfusc Barnes. Mrs K J Holly. Miss Wilson, MIm Faddy, Miss Mdl Whitncr. iI ilii a m. ■ K. dl I iill give us a trial. The Best Made . | I knees. If your children are not wearing them The Ladle» of the Ml»sionary Society i f th e Congregational church will have •ale of Jellies, cooked food, vegetable», etc., a t Crippen'a Music Store, n e tt Saturday March 23rd- to which the attention of S anford's house housekeeper» i» directed. Visitor» In the city who nre doing light housekeeping, will find a t this »ale just th e articles th a t they w ant. ' £ Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced p m lh a DcKevtn Mats Quartet Company The last num ber on the Lyceum Course will be given Thursday evening, March 21st, at 8:30 p m , in Auditorium of the Sanford High Sctiool The DcKoven Male (Junrtel nre selected vocalists, and are In n company of artists, who are capable of correctly Interpreting the songs of today, ns well ns the songs of long ago. They have been returned year after yrar, over some of the best Ly­ ceum Courses The Salisbury Evening Post. N. C.. says: "The Quartet so delight­ ed their audience, and received such tumltuous applause, that the eleven num ­ bers on the program received thirty-live encores." "The work of the DeKovens wns different from other organizations of kind Introducing novel features, m aking the en tertainm ent highly entertaining."— Athol Transcript, Athol, Mass. Admission SO cts. Pupils, 23 cts. S eats on sale a t Thrasher's store. W ed­ n esday an d Thursday. All seats reserved. I It \/ Ths Clever Club The young women of the Congregational church h av e organized themselves Into nn n u x illlsry to the Missionary Society of th a t church: which they hove nam ed The Clover Club. The m nln object of this or­ gan izatio n la to a ssist Mr. Fred Ensm Ing c H n bis work am ong the Cubans in West T am pa. Incidentally, they are helping to furnish th e P arish room at, the parsopage. The club was charm ingly entertained by SIM PL IC IT Y DRESSES For House Wear ive Som ething New and s *-». f _ . - - —* Us a •» •r Lool Style Wrapper tkiltii All Our Spring Goods are in w and W ell be. Pleased to Show I them to you. N. P. YOWELL 8c CO. Mrs Wight, at their meeting last Friday. Ttie guests were nealeil armmd I lie l able, which wns lll'iimnnlerl by lighted candles, in hutulsome brass candlestick», and beau­ tifully decorated with violets At each covet wns a menu und place curd, on the card a ten cent piece, and a sketch of a clover lenf. On the back of the card, in rhyme, wns given the object of the dim e, which the members of the club were to umltiply as m any times, ns they possibly could during the month. Objects repre­ senting an elaborate dinner were passed to the guests, which they were to place correctly opposite the course on the menu. The dinner consisted o f : Soup, (a stick of inacearoni). Meat, (duck and a pig), Relish, (a ripe olive), Vegetable, (b eet, turnip, potato, celery). Dessert, (orange, nut und b anana), . (purie of cheese). Alter this eluliorute dinner (T) had been enjoyed, the club were served with "sure enough" hut chocolate, sunbeam crackers, ripe olives and m ints. kVtsk»VsV«Vtkk»«t W ELL D R IV IN G Y N Artesian fV) y ,0 ii Wells of Every \ Description S a tis fa c tio n G u a ra n te e d B y E x p o rt 'I W o rk m e n Orders Taken at HILL THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE products to the very fullest extent is. of course, the aim of every industrialist, and the Wood W aste Distilleries Co- Wheel­ ing, West Virginia, U. S. A- certainly m akes this possible In the case of the w aste m aterial of wood working estab­ lishm ents. Dy m eans of their distilling apparatus, ranging from a capacity of S to 500 g a ls, the Industrial alcohol and turpentine contained in saw dust are effectively extracted, while the resultant fiber Is ready tor paper m anufacturers. This still will actually pay for itself over end over again every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign fm lt conning companies, chemical works, saw mills, varnish m ak­ ers, oil refineries, sugar refineries, etccapnot fall to find it a profitable acqui­ sition.—R. G. Dun's International Review ________ lin in g w aste If you are Interested in utilizing for profits, send 5c for an copy of U the Illus(rated Wood Distilleries '. .. W. .aste . » Disti * “News, Wheeling, W. V«. f lu i[ K ~ IT'S TOO HARTO GET TO DO THI S WITH IT LU M B ER CO. — or — H I L L H A R D W A R E CO. Some People Don’ t Know the Value ol Money BECAUSE— They have neither Earned or Saved it. Earn >t,ur.0'^ money. Spend what is n ecessary . D eposit the ua an^ with us. Then when the Rainy day or O p p o rtu n ity l0ITIC* YOU ARE PEOPLES C U T B y a n b s c r lb ln d fo r T H IS BANK F lo r id a S a n fo rd TurnO vep a N ew Leaf PREPARE0 F L O W E R S dd»' <! C a r n a t i o n s , ;; B a s t a r L i l l i e s , 91 p a r d o * . 9 3 p a r dòx. P A P E R R o ses, - 9 2 ,0 p*r d#,»s Lily of V allay, * ' p O r d e r s R e c e iv e P re m a « A lle n t i# « - M IL L S , T h s .........»♦...... _ F lo ris t, In o . ii m i h i ioni* ■ �P u b lish o d S c m i- W c o k ly — T u o s d a y an d F rid a y SA N FO R D IM S A N t X J K D — Lile i» Worth Living SANFO RD. Items of I n te r e s t G lean ed f r o m V arious S o u r c e s h a p p e n in g s d i r i n g t h e w eek entering Mr» Carson's room found her lifeless body suspended by a mi.til rope, dangling just outside the window. She had made n slip noose which she placed around her neck, and after lying the other end of the rope to me slenm radiator leaped from the window. She had »ironfiled. When discovered the body was still warm, but life wns extinct. In a gas explosion, caused, it is thought th e R e a d e r» Will r in d a B rief by mine settling», nine persons were H isto rical S p rin g M ow ing killed nnd two injured early in Dunmore For h u r r ie d R e a d e r» Pa.. near here. Two families, cnrn|irising All the m ines in the bitum inous fields two' women - and seven children, were 0f Western P e n n s y lv a n ia . Ohio. Indiana either blown to pieces in the ckplosion or ta d Illinois, will »hut dow n oh April 1 burned in the fire that followed nnd IW) 200.000 miner» will q u it a t . least for destroyed three houses, two weeks, according to th e operators l/T he scout cruiser Birmingham, bearing and miners’ union officials who conferred the recently recovered remains of the s t Cleveland thl» week. It will not be victims of the old battleship Maine liuve ■ strike they «ay. hut merely a su»arrived at the nav^yard The thirty-four pension of operation» pending negnlinenffln» will be kept at the navy yard until dons for « two-year wage scale to follow Saturday, when they be token to the the present one. which expires March 31. State. War and Navy building, where , • the alleged discovery by the govern- there Mill lx- memorial mtviccs. attended merit of Nicaragua of a plot to assassinate by President Taft ami other ofliciuls InSecretary of S tate Knox on the occasion lerinenl * ill lie at the Naval Ccmetury at of Li* recent visit to the cap ital of that Arlington country, la not ll»ipwwuwiw im probable *that C UUIIU7l 1it%•• ***** u- nutu■■ 1 —■- ' ■— lu c re I I I I I 1 | 1 I I I I a r t ! m »io«it - u w r .i ç a A l x _piii = flM * SPRING CROP W S W I G I to death, according t6' “mniT* advices 7 e ceived from Blueflelds'. S anford Has th e Bulge On th e Rest Immediate indictm ent of Mrs. Daisy Of f h r World Opie Grace wns asked of the A tlanta C <• P e rry , thè w rlh k n o w n couim lssion public prosecutor by attorneys for Fugcnc m a n and tn n k grower. lui» just re tu rn e d H. (.race, her husband of the husband of fro di a lotir of i lie c entrai and miri berti purt the woman accused of shooting him. She of thè s ta le an d re|»irt» tim i thè trucker» It in her way to her former home in i n Illuse Ma l l i i i i s b a v e l i e e n siilfe rin g (rum Philadelphia,'4 having been released oil ilio d e v u tlu lln il of thè rect-nl heavy r u llìi bond yesterday The prosecutor refused a n d all thè m jm are hnekw ard to make any move in the case, explain­ F in - lu-ing trite a n d iti.' re p a rti tro n i (he ing that it was a m atter for the Jrolgu c io p -p iM lio f ili of il» where vpm ig crops who admitted her to bail. The request coni') r uti|>elc w u li S n idim i hpretufore a u made. It Is understood, to uflrci the w oulil in d ic a le lim i S a ld im i grower» b ave arrest of Mrs Grace on her arrival in i ì »lire lliin g tlu» sensati iti thè « h j of Philadelphia, and hend off any possible » l« in g c ro i» A ll tlm u ig h d ie ('-an ilina» tangles thou Id Grnce die while she i* out thè cold w m ve fro ze om thè early fu rin e / of the Stair and (usi a» he w a» abolii to gel hi» land With 1,167 of the 1,800 precinct» ill (he ready thè II im h I» c n m r und lite t'a ro lin a » Ststr heard from ill the North Dakolu w iII im i he i-n n ip e lito rs Ib is w s lU U Pretidriiiiai preference January election In a ll (h e S a lilo r d s e c tio n o u g lil to of Tuesday complete returns give S e n a ­ in a k e g issi llu » se a so n o li » (v in g cnq>» tor IjiFirtette 34,159 votes. Theodore Roose­ n in n e n nd lite m a li w lm p la n i» a is t il li velt 22.877. and President Taft 3.000. v e g e ta tile » » i l i » urely gei hi» m o n e y Senator laiFolette's plurahtv In these h u ck , precincts is 11.282 L aPoletle’s strength M issionary Heading Circle • ts greater In the eastern part of the The Vending Circle of the Missionary tttte. although Roosevelt did not develop to much strength In th e west as had been Society of the Methodist church, were anticipated Roosevelt carrier! but one entertained by Mrs J K Medmger. Mrs. Hurry Wilson and Mrs P M Elder, ni of the eastern counties the residence of Mrs J K Mettinger, Even the Men nnd Religion Forward Tuesday afternoon The devotional exer­ Unveiiirnt is to hr nsslsted by the gixVl cises weir lnl by Mi» II V Perry third use ol n r» »juiprr space. In Ghicngn the vice president nl Vie socirty <• tm has oominittrr nl one hundred men In charge charge "I tile Rending Circle and the of the work are m aking a cam paign Tithing departm ent of the social y The against the politicians who sent out cumN |n literature on Sunday. Letters were devotional exercises were followed liy nil »*f>l to each political headquarter« In Chi- Interesting and instructive talk by Mrs. ■Cigo. requesting th at all can d id ates cense Perfy. on “Christian Stewardship." con­ political activities on Sunday It is the cluding with several enthusiastic testi­ intention of the com m ittee to jNiblish re­ monies from litb ris which were frail by I diffefenl m em bers of the circle plies sent to those letters A cb.i|iter from “ The Incoming Million» . Itill at liberty, but being hunted as tile book die circle is m uling at these will beasts, the Allen gang of outlaws | ineellligs. was read giving the »talislle» »nd miirdrrrrs are somewhere in the ■characteristics und conditions. (>revuiling ! among the Itnliolia, Slave and Jewish linigrnnts who are making (heir luiines in America. A vunique missuiiiary drill prepared by Mrs. Pony was enjoyed by the ladies»as was olso the lieautlful Gospel hymn. “ My Father Knows;" sung by Mrs. T. A Newton; after which light refreshm ents were served. The interest­ ing meeting und afternoon wus *mndc very pleasant for the large number of the circle who were present, and the six visitors they were pleased to liuve with them, by the gracious hostes* and the fine program prepared hjr Mrs. Perty The Reading Circle huve been invited to meet, at the residence of Mrs W E. Householder, the third Tuesday in A(>ril <*** Fort Smith. Ark. D eath o f G earge Davies Miss Marlon Little, aged tw enty-one The many friends of George Davies, age **•«. Miss Lora Little, aged tw eaty -th ree 40 years, will regret to learn of his death, and Virginia May Covington, three which occurred in a local sanitarium at a f*art old daughter of Dr. J a m e s Covlnglate hour last night. Deceased was prom­ ***• J g, prom inent local business and inent In secret order circles. He wus a ^ * 1 circles, were killed a n d Mrs. Jam es member of Hy Davis Aerie, Order of “ ’ Inglon, Sr., grandm other of the dead Eagles, as well as of Seminole Tribe No. *““ *• was seriously injured when the 2g. Improved Order of Red Men. He was Ja d in g occupied by th e Parsons Drug favorably known to a large circle of ~®P»ny collapsed s t Woodesboro, N. G . friends. The funeral services are In "•dneeday, charge of Win. C Cooper. Jr., and will d e lin g keenly th e disgrace of being take place Thursday afternoon, the hour In th e act of sm uggling Mrs. to be announced later.—Tlmes-Unlon. • • “che Carson of S an Francisco cornmltt n |a l c m e n l Announced _ • d fcldde In New York In a most eensa- c / Mrs Carrie Blaine Yelser announces n«l manner. A tqan w alking along the I**®** past the Hotel Brotzell and chane- the engagem ent of her daughter. Vivian “ I to look upw ard saw the body of a Blaine, to R oI k t i Eugene Laramorr. o f dangling Just b en eath a window Jacksonville. H a. ’ ■dga of lb« eighth floor of the structure.’ J The m arriage, which is to be a very quiet affair, will take place in April. F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . M A R C H S I . I S I S belt of territory betw een a 100 and n 400 m ile radius of the G reat Lakes the snow­ fall was heaviest. *> P ro m in e n t P a rty S p e n t S ev eral ‘ In places from five to seven Inches wns The G en eral News o f The Lano reported Thursday. H o u rs in S a n fo rd o f Flow ers. L ater a temporary r i r In tem perature w as followed by o colder blast The snow changed in many place» to sleet, which C C ILED FR O M THE STATE PRESS INSPECTED THE CELERY DELTA w as blown like shot before a gale th at in­ creased in velocity unld it reached nearly S om r of D ire c to rs and S to c k h o ld e rs Vi tp lto m e oi th e W eek'» M ost Im ­ sixty miles an liour. of f e lls m c re f a r m s Com p o r ta n t H appening» In th e At Chicago, tem pered by the hike it pany on a Tour S ta te '» D om ain. wns forty-two mikes an hour On special Pullman sleeping cars. MlThe decomposed body of Goo. Thompson Zero weather was rep >tted In several artti ond Weldon, und a dining car a large places. a prom inent New Yorker w as found on party of prominent bankers nnd capital­ the out skirts of Jacksonville on Tues­ Will Sell In su ran ce ists of New York arrived here yesterday day. He bad been dem ented an d w ander­ D. I* Thrasher cannot rennui Inactive ed from nn Augustine hotel to Jackaonafternoon nnd spent-several hours looking over the Celery Delta. In the party were long nnd in a few days will open an ville where he died frem n a tu ra l causes. several directors and stockholders of the office In this city for insurance. He will The negro murderers o f . the Jackson­ Fellsmere Form Co. i^new project in Bre­ he agent for the Equitable and bus a ville m erchant. Sllverstein. have been vard county selling drained lands in ten large slice of territory which will keep arraigned for the crime ond the trial will him b u sy and give him plenty of out­ ncre tracts be held in St Augustine at an early The gentlem en came to Sanford to in- door exercise. Mr. Thrushrr now feels date. *I»ect the wonderful sub-irngntion project like -a boy on u vacation after u long I_ W Parker, an experienced celery tluil hn» mnde our laud» famous over the seige of school That he will he suc­ grown who has a crop near the Seaboard world, nnd a trip over till» section where cessful in his new venture* is already railroad in Plant City, cut a carload of the celery is being shl|i|ird at the rale of conceded, having friends in every port celery last week which he told to a Bosforty car load» u day wm a revelation to of Florida and being a hustler lou linn for S1,017 f. o. b. Tffese men who Itn v e ^ e v e r-w n q i^ jy tu e r - Johff-T. Fuller, a ptotnlni— w lrfifn of IMttPCtlEJIV MOVEMtNI Orlando nnd member of the real estate Arm of Fuller & Giles died in th at city on H igh W a te r M ark W ill Be R each ed Tuesday This Week In C elery S h ip m en ts The recent bard ruini have done much account of the lateness of lhe hour but At the present rale of shipments there damage to the roads in (e o n county, es­ very lllllr of the growing stuff could lie will be about 200 cars of vegetables leuve pecially In the vicinity of Tallahassee seen Sunf ml this wrrk which will Ix-Jthe high lion .1 N Whitlier afterward made an mark for the season On account of the V Two tine new horses were recently pur­ address to the assemblage in their car warm weather m any growers are anxious chased in Jacksonville for the De-Land and fully explained the advantages of to send their stuff in as cnrly as (m».»i- Fire Department An experienced fire­ Sanford and tile O lery Delta blr The price ts still beyond the dollar man who served ten years In Jacksonville file personnel of the (mrly arriving here mark despite the heavy shipments lias also been scented for DcLand yesterday included die following The l-ewut grove In St. Petersburg lias The cool wave in the north will give Paul A pple Her of Swart wool A App- this section a visit In n few days and do been vdd for $20.000 The property, rcller. New York m uch towurd assisting the crlrry man in which consists of twenty acres, will be Frank Battles of Battles tv t o Phila­ m arketing his crop The greatest h an d i­ improved ami placed on the m arket delphia A new brick or concrete hotel ia to be cap in the celery delta this week is the Jam es F Brown, of New York luck of help and »»•vend growers wlio erected in Kissimmee before the next sea­ W W Baldwin. Jr of die Fellsmere exp»-cicd in cut the entire crop tins week son The structure will | h> four stories Farm Co . New York were forced to wan on account of the high Percy M Chandler, of Chandler Brothers failure to secure ndeqtinte help City Aiiocney Robl K Davis lias receiv­ <v Co . Philadelphia The celery fields and the loading station» er! a com m unicaiiun from Dillon. Thomp­ Usent I Crosby. |ire»idenl of the Fells­ present an anim ated scene this week son A Clay, attorneys. New York. In which mere t arm Co. (iresidrnt of the W ilming­ with hundreds of liniid» cutting, (nicking ihcy express the opinion th at the author­ ton and Philadelphia fraction tYl. (•resi­ and shipping ized Issue of S5JI.IHM) Public U tility Bonds dent ol the Trenton mid Mercer County With the lightening of itie hulk of (he of the City of Gainesville, bearing the date Traction Co anil director of the J G crap the sltutition will become easier nnd of January I. 1906. ore volld. These While Co bonds were voted for the purpose of ac­ the (»rice» gel belter D. C Clark ol the Engineering Securi­ quiring or constructing an electric light Dinner Club ties Co., of New York and gas plant, nnd when the m atter as to A very delightful and unlipu- dinner their legality wns under consideration by W II Chunilterlnln of Philadelphia Henry P DuBois ol the J G While Co.. club bus been organized by u number of the City Council and Board of Public young Indies living in the same neighbor­ Works lust »tiring City A ttorney Davis New York The hostess for the occasion makes reisilllllirilded Unit n itiecliil act be secur E M I ortisW'-rtli ni l ime«worth A C,i. hood nut d ir menu, and each dish dial is to hr e I Irnm ill«- legislature validating the isBoston (icc(Nirrd Is written eut »itli d ir recipe sue Ibis wns done A ttorney Davis I D Meinmg ol EoikIoii with which to (>re(uire it. and (hr mem spending some time at Tallahassee In se­ SV t I iiqoa il i inpia ly u g & t o . hers of the dull cacii draw one ol (he p a­ curing the passage ol the act. In the oPhiladelphia pers. The name of (he article draw n is plniun furnished by the bond attorneys Adolph Gehrung. of New York • II. A Kuliler of O'Conner A Taylor. to be prepared by the accompanying rec­ they allude to this special act, approved ipe. and taken to the home of the hostess June 6. 1911. as validating the Issue.— New York the evening of the dinner parly It is the Gainesville Sun F. M Kane, of Philadelphia iden to use ns nearly a t i«is»ihlr all new Clou E I yiiinn. of Euileficld. Cl The K of P Lidge u( G ainesville has • V' II Power of dir M anufacturers Rec­ and untried recipes purchased a vulunhle piece of property In Monday evening Iasi a delicious Ih rrr th.it city nnd will erect n fine three-»ti>ry ord. tinldmore Geo \ M< I.Hiinhiio o| Mcl.aiwihnn A course dinner was enjoyed by d ir club. building Immeillnlely (•re(uirrd in du» wav al dir home of lt>r Marlon W ashington An In te re s tin g P upcr Chus I. Murdock, of dir Chicago offices Misses Ward The club dinner will lalo l A. M. I hr usher scud The Herald a given next Momluy evening al die home of J G While *. Co foreign newspaper this week. It is a Mr Mollet of Muller Bros A Co Fred­ of Mrs J B Ijiwmui The members of tins enterprising und most Interesting pa|ier printed on yellow erick. Md Clnude Meeker, hanker, of Columbus. O thoroughly commendable club arc Misses stock and Iteurs (tie cqt of some promt Geo. S. Filigree of Pingre*. McKilffiey Lillian Gibson. I^eiln Michaels. A nnie Lee nent mun. The type looks like an old Caldwell. Emma and Estelle Beard. Madge lien had jumped Into an ink well with & Co , Boston II K Porter of Vancouver. W ashing­ nnd Veda Ward. Mattel Hand, Flora M. both feet nnd then walked over the paper. As Col. Thrasher is now In ' Egypt the Johnson und Mrs. J. B. Lawson ton pa(>et is probubly (wmted in Arabic but F J Scott, of die I <; White Co . Lon* l^ M aking New O pera House,. as our knowledge of this language la don. E H. Ilerndun bus n large force of men rather limited we cunnot prove It. The w . Frederick Snyder, of the Northern busy (his week on the Star opera house. paper will tie preserved us u relic ond we Trust Co.. Philadelphia. There are carpenters, painters und deco­ thank (lie Col. fur the re m em bers nee. Jam es II Strange, broker. New York rators. A scenic |>ainter from Jackson­ He m entions in his letter th a t he met City ville is evolving pretty woodbind scenes (lie uncle of Mrs Frnnk Woodruff near William II Singer. Pittsburg. Pu out of cold canvas nnd altogether the JafTn and had a most p leasan t visit with S. C. Tolholt. New York scene is an anim ated one slid l>csi>eaks a him. This worthy man haa been in J G. White, (iresulent of the Fellsmere new opera house in short order. Mr. Arabia (or a number of years engaged in Farina Co.. New York Herndon has purchased new opera c h a in Missionary work. J. D White. New York. and ia having them placed In position nnd Cut. Thrasher and fam ily are in e x ­ Sidney L Wright. Philadelphia. wiU be able lo seat eight hundred people cellent health and enjoying th eir travels Wallace Wilson, of the New York Trnnscomfortably. He expects to open (tie although they long for their old Sanford fer Co., New York City. m oving picture business In a few days, home _____________________ H. B Warner. Washington. D. C. continuing the work or the theatre proper N. A. C o lb ert R e s ig n s m eantim e. The scenic and stage setting» l e r o W e a th e r In N o rth N. A. Colbert has resigned a t Traffic will moke a very fine appearance. Manager of the Florida V egetable Growers A blinding storm of snow and sleet Association and w|U be succeeded by R. swept across the north central sta te s on M rs. M unson’s P lano R ecital Wednesday und continuing heaped disas­ Mrs. Lucien Philips, reader, will ussist F. Nyman who f)gs been employed hy ter upon transportation and com m unica­ In the Piano Recital in Mrs. Munson's the North’ A met le an 'F ru it Exchange for tion facilities. Studio on Monday evening. M ardi 25, at the past twelve m o n th s,. Iff., Oolbect It was the first day of spring. 84)0 p. m. Voluntary contribution to d e­ has been a busy man for th e pagt two years and desired a rest and recreation. Half a hundred cities were shut off fray expense of programs. Colbert’s friends say that his success in ffom communication with the rest of the celery growing was so great th a t l\e was world when telegraph and telephone forced to lay off lo spend his money but poles were blown down or wires were cov­ he will soon be bock liome in harness ered with ice until they broke. again for he is accustomed to the strenu­ Steam and electric railroads were ous life and will never be content to r e | brought to a standstill and In several In­ m ain idle. .v . staure» trains were snowbound, lu a CAPITALISTS VISIT CITV tt. •- ■- ' - i t ] ii ? V j. ' : K‘ *¥} AH •JfÆÊH a il -/• *j H �March 22. 1912 NOT INTERES THAT MAYO SORRENTO ITEMS S p s d s l Carres pood ence to The Herald Miss Sara Clem ents of Ohio Is th e guest of her friend. Mr*. Miller. Mr. and Mr*. Budgen have left for their home at Milford, Conn. They will visit Daytona Beach an d Jacksonville before ■ailing for New York. Mr. and Mr*. William*. Mr. Ray Wil­ liam* and Mr. an d Mr*. G etm an have been guests of Mr. an d Mrs. Flint In Mt. Dora a few day*. They report a delight­ ful tim e with their friends. MUs Edeburn delightfully entertained a t a thimble party Thursday afternoon. Mr*. Budgen sw eetly sang "Ju st Dreams” a n d other selections. Beautiful piano a n d violin selection* were given by Mrs. Cochran. M iu Tim e and Miss Hawkins, after which delicious refreshm ents were served. Mr* Christie entertained Thursday af­ ternoon M csdamcs Miller, Matlack, Allen. Slllurian* New an d Clement* M r* Chrischarm ing hostfes* WOODLAND PARK NOTES To tha Edltor’of Tbs Herald: The rain Sunday did not prevent Reed's bus from bringing a picnic party. The ’bus la well fitted for this purpose and no doubt will be much In dem and this sum ­ mer. The (tarty consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton and friend« Mr. and Mrs. Gray and children, Mr*. Alli­ son en d child and Mr*. Ball and child. Mr. Reed brought a good phonograph, which was very much enjoyed. An ex­ cellent dinner was served and besldef m any other good things w as some very One celery grown by Mr. Thornton. Our high diver*, Harry Houston, Ed Bowman and Edgar Hawkins perfortnrJ well and were fully applauded. Some little divert, the Woodruff (toys and Jones also did stu n ts which were enjoyed ns much by the spectators ns by themselves. Twu autos brought people nml some came on bicycles. Luckily there was very little rain during the day and everybody had n good time. J T § r M an n » Jerry dor s a thriving ^busi­ ness and everybody” wonders why our county does not cooperate with Volusia county and put in a free ferry, when the need is so apparent. feared the end w a i near. He is a trifle on the ta in again. E. A. Gilbert has a telephone placed In his home now. Mr*. J. F. McClelland purchased n fine Singer sewing m achine through the agent. J . H. Hunter last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton dined with Mr. and Mr*. F. F. Dutton Saturday nt their home on P a rt avenue in town. Mr*. Ella Greenland and Min* Mabel S tarr are appointed a com m ittee to nrrouge for some special music Easter S un­ d ay a t the church. S tayed to tho End. A line exam ple of coolness w as glvsn th e o th e r day by a teleg rap h o p s rs to r a t Hennes, P ran o e, while tha postofflee w as b u rn in g . T he C en tral poetoffice In P arle received from them th e follow ing m essag e: "T b s postoffles Is on Are on th e floor below ua. w here th e telep h o n e cabins h av e been burned. W e w ill leeve w hen th e flam«« reach o u r floor." Boon a fte r a ll w ere obliged to eeoape to th e b asem ent. . F o r B oarding School. N apkin r ln ia of hand b e a te n silv e r a r e designed eapaclally fo r th e use of boya and g trta a t boarding school. T hoy a re In a n oval abape, ab o u t th re e a n d a h alf In ch es being th e la rg e st d iam eter, an d th e child’s In itials will b e added for a c o n sid eratio n . Tb# sa m e rings a re also sold for balding th e baby’a bib '"VVVVV\ . Our Charges are Consistent with the Service We Render. See Our Line Before Buying. DRY GOODS COAT SUITS BLANKETS « NOTIONS MENS’ CLOTHING SWEATERS f GLOVES . HEAVY UNDERWEAR Full and Complete Line At Your Service. As S h e S aw th a N otea. .When my daughter waa 4 year» old abe sat gatlnrr eHeUknotea-on a piece o f m uilC, w hen aha suddenly looked up and said : "M am m a, b e ro ’a a lot of little boys on a w ire fence." and, look­ ing down nt It, satd , a fte r a m o m e n t’s T h ar railroad crossing which was prom­ th o u g h t, "an d som e of ’em got bats ised by the county seven months ngo on "—E xchange. inny be (sit In this week. W oodsman . Hus In U rbe. A HprlnKfleld, Mo., m an. d escribing hla ex p erien ce In New York, aaya: ” 1 using her Sorrento CAMERON CITY CLIPPINOS *ot on *tro«t car» tw o or th re e differ Special C«rrr»pund«ice to Th#» Herald m t tim e« and told the co n d u cto rs the nine crossed bat* Dr'tf“ i ML* 8 w U tS a' e ‘»>cir nam ea of frie n d s along th e lino th at line last week, with f ' 8w ™ “ nd ,he!r I w anted to vtalt, and blam e mo If 0 I m favor of Sor- Mr* » ‘Webfand. to visit them about they could toil m e whore any of them its (or u different ^ r*t' liv e d !”— K ansan City T im e* C. G. Perry is absent on a two weeks H om elike. business trip and Mrs. Perry is visiting Why I^eonardi's Blood Elixir is the Best Remedy in tin A n rttla h b a ro n e t Is w orking i s a OTTINGS Harry Ward is cutting leituce this The Only Medicine That Cures Blood Poison ja n ito r 1ft New York Just could not tir Urr-ki week, two rnrlonds Monday and two on get aw ay from h is a u to cratic te n d e n ­ [ ride on the first , Tuesday. c ie s .—-Dayton Jo u rn al Solti lender $1000.00 Guarantee Thit It Will Cure or (’.mt ''"thing the new road lost I C. C. Worthington is m arketing some went from here as fine strawberries. All those who have "W hen ev erything elaa has failed. L eo n ard !’* Blood E ll. i • C oolness In E xtram lty berries rl[»citing at this lim e are having b|o«Kl poison " "Do you th in k he would be in thnuaand* of instance* this ha* been sa id ; score* ,if -ers left last week trouble witli birds eoti.tg them ns soon ns tim e of d a n g e r? " “ I th in k I town and In every city have told thia sim ple atory. the .1 .'» ’ >’ places of Interest ‘,ley **N»ln to change color, w ould ”— H ouston 1’oat. fart*, the gratefu l testim ony of men and w om en who h a re " a and reach their Mr. nod Mr* Polk of Sandford and an disease* th at are caused by sluggish. Im pure blood. th * -r Easter. The young , uncle, Mr. Polk of Princeton Ind.. and an made l^eonardl'a Blood Elixir th e one rem edy above all nth. > W ladom of T alley ran d . prescribe, druggist* recom m end and th e public e n d o rse iany wnftn friends nunt. Mr*. Kendle also of Princeton were “ O pinion." said T alle y ra n d . " It a The u n fo rtu n a te person who I* ailing w ith acrnfula ekln I • 1 it Is with much pleasant callers S aturday afternoon. good check but a bad guide In gov­ tum ors, ulcer*, sores, syphilis, rheum atl*m , c a ta rrh , or unt o r • k forward to their Mr. Swope of the Swope Land Co., was ern m en t log from Im pure blood, should use th is g re a t rem edy and eNew Ago. n*er. out with a phntogrnphnr getting some Her It Is by m erit, and m erit alone, th at L eo n ard t'* Blood Kt < tilled by little Miss large views of our Itenuilful forms, Doubtful. Its wonderful p re e m in e n c e W hen a sick m an or woman tt-nt irr parents Sunday E d (lortttly and his sister Neva. W M. Now York Man tin Boston r eat a u ­ ha* taken a remedy that ba* actually done all th a: i* < ........ H aynes and the Misses Simon spent Sun- ra n t)— W alter, bring me aomo of friend" will alt he told about It. It Is in th is way, through w h at th at man has over th e re lion of thoee who have used Jt, th at thla rem edy ha* won tor’s proposition to day nt Ik-l-nml. W alter— 1 d o n 't think th e re will be success am ong the beat people throughout th e Sm ith letlon of Geneva Mr. and Mr* J. C. Rich and daughter A person will continue to euffer from th e evil effects of Ido *I |.moon for a n y left, air, w hen ha g e ts th ro u e h tickle east Orange Grace. Dr. and Mr* Mittnick dined at the years and will go from bad to w orse tinlese h e a tta c k s lb? dl«'-iw by arttlRi ave the opportunity W orthington home at Lake Onora and rid of th e u n n atu ral and u n h ealth y polaona In th e sy stem **dh.i * inc nr« blood, arousing to h ea lth y action th e kldneya and liver and dm-..i.» iirgim nt In some way. spent a very pleasant afternoon. G R EA T R E V IV A L A T and stren g th en in g the w eakened nervous sy stem . All thl* a n d , thl* 29th. int.. the ladles Regular mouthy m eeting of the Formn ard l’s Blood Elixir will do. In the m u ltitu d e of ceee* m ' the hall, alto Ice c r i Club next Tuesday evening March where It ha* been used. It baa never failed. ;se en tertain m en ts 26th. An proof of the m arvelous power ef I-eo n erd l’* Bln**! I H> diseases arlalng from Im pure blood, auch a s rh eu m atism . .-•*t-n i kidney and liver com plaints, etc.. It la «old u n d e r a ItOOOou r <■-' M uch I n te r e s t Taken — O re a t Good tu rn the purchase price en Oral bottle if It fall* to cu re H BUDA ITEMS . D one—M any Have J o in e d m erit unknow n to o th e r rem edies It oould not be sold undei Sprdtl Cormpoodrnra to The Herald guaran tee Get * b o ttle today If you a re a lllig and aee bo* g • Mr. and Mr* C. F. A dam s and daugh­ m ake you well. ter*. France* and Lucile of Buffalo. N. Y., The m eeting at the Methodist Church, which h a s been going on visited Mr*. J. Q. A dam s nttd Mr. and For S a le B y Wnrií G . A ld rid ge, S a n fo rd . L loritia for two weeks. Is of most rem ark­ Mrs. D. W. Adams a few days last week. able character, the preaching done Misses Fry and Myers, who have been Ity Raw. J. M. Baas, the evangelist, ' so wonderfully used by God, has visiting their friend, Mrs. E. Curlett left been used to stir the entire com ­ for a visit to the E ast Coast last week. munity. Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Nicholson and son, Men. women and children of all Ja sp e r of Oileen visited the former’s denom inations are being led to re» mother. Mr* G. A. Nicholson last Satur­ pentane« by the scores, and es­ pecially Is this true of the mfen. for day and Sunday. never before have men been moved D. W. Adams w as in Orlando Tuesday to such action a s during this m eet­ on buslnes* ing and It Is beyond doubt the re­ m arkable power of the “God of All” G oa T. Peters spent a few days last that is m oving upon this fair city. w eek iit Chuluotn. Money has been restored, people have apologized to each other, and hundreds or hearts and hom es have ' MOORE'S STATION . been m ade glad because of the d e­ Special Ow w s r s I m s to T b * H arskt: term ination of men to doee their F o r Women Rev. C. H. Summers gave a very effec­ lives of debauchery, and the effect S u m m e r o r W in ter Have M ore Friend* th a n 'a n y other tive talk at Sunday's service, and ,1s the of true repentance Is clearly seen m ag aiin e or n a tte m * McCall1« U the guest of the people here for ten days for on every band. we can supply your wniri* 10 reliable P aih io n G uide m onthly in a series of evening revival m eeting* one million one h u n d red thousand Automobile line. If y«>»' *1,n The chorus of fifty voices and the hom e* B esides show ing all th e latest rent best talen t of Abbeville, led by the Mr. and Mr* C. C. W orthington and designs of McCall P a tte rn s, each issue evangelistic singer. O. W. Stapleton their gueats, Mias E vans and Mr. Glenn A M o to r F o r Any Purpos* has been used as ■ special feature ’* rT?m iu o t ■PW’W lng abort stories spent Thursday In Orlando. and helpful Inform ation for women. of the m eeting and the singing has we ore a t your servlet* wl,h * been excellent. A son was born to Mr. a n d Mr* George very beet cars. We never s Mitchell the 15th. The young m an's u n d e . Mr. S tapleton has a voice of rare , If you are in trouble call 11 quality and boa sung a solo a t each Patrick Mitchell had th e honor of nam ing hour of the night or day night service. All who hear him him Paul Oliver. • r e readily convinced th a t the w'j.NtCaVf Pattern» thaw s«? M W two Mr. and Mr* J. B. Johnson of Monroe spirit of God U directing his voice, S t a h l * H w k la t S G i r .t r f « » “ 1 which Is so wonderfully used of the were guests of Mr. and M r* Louis. Willis Lord.— Abbeville Chronicle. on Sunday. A L W A Y S CURES M ETHODIST C H U R C H M cCall’ s M agazine and McCall Patterns »n& u u ^ ,i55SL.L,A,2JSriirtA Wesley Britt, Jr., has been visiting Ms parents and will leave for Savannah, Ga., thia week. The Mitchell boys w ere called to town to w e their father on Friday. Mr, Mitch­ ell h a s not been go well of la te and U waa >> -. ■* iÆ üt ‘ U JÉ f- . ; h - M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E XM -SM W . 3 7 th St» N evrY ostf City far THU p A rc > New goods arriving a t W. W. U n g a r w e r y - g l v e h im « call. M -lS -tf �R ash and CASH AND INSTAlLLMENT INSTALLMENT We are Showing a Full Line of Refrigerators and Ice Boxes, Water Coolers and frigerators. i?k* „ j Nursery Re­ Make Your Selection Now While 4 ’ «. We Have the Sizes and Prices............................... W. ABERNATHY = » . LE A D E R IN --, FURNITURE, STOVES, RUGS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS F irs t S t. and P a lm e tto A v e . • CASH AND CASH AND INSTALLMENT W H A T ’S T H E The I NTALLMENT . iSK Y O U R S E L F T H E S E rEST o r USE' KNEW THE CODE HIMSELF ro ri» fr T ( e g i . ip l 'm L o rrc c lfii th© E ' r-pr of T vs i V ■n"(j M m In a M c m |, n u H o i el. fo r S E L F -S A T IS F IE D , ■lira Art i Ft*» P e rtin e n t S u g g rctlo n s for Di i, I <vlng T hat Will Help to V j - «• You and Your Trip ridi Happier T in t I i uf - S a n fo rd , F lo rid a <'i i | tm iin Is « u p Grt f «g In T u 1. Hit 1 1 u nl 1 *•f«kj ■ \* NI n ) * 11 h '» * *»• ■ 1 i fs it Hi llllil-VUg Iti -1’l 1111* Uls niiu t « bP h ’i '*', i•ll, •1' *' *'| «ri 1’* 1 4 1 » V it* 1 .................. . 4 - r” i Mil i il 1t! V«i|| MJ M-u t it * ■.11'«‘d his ,!|lf . 1* l| [l Mil ill« f fit) !hull.' In . «■ n ig l . . ... t * If'd 11HL#•<I •••• I, r J• II..HI •» 1 « ip '. 11 • ' r. , . i .. i 1 If <!•*w**1 !•' t * il »1 • O n* ■ ' i I 0**d tu In till« tnillllllirk Ilf till' port III : 1 « m i n i e r 1 ■ ' ■ • ■ i i' i t pltaUl, tmt many a self mat tailed u u e W h a t - • I ...............I • h im o f i i n t h in d ’ eoalil dn » o || to put ilio tent of t in n tio . il i , o ’ ' U i II t i 'i 'o 1o pWhai* ttin u»i.'' to h er dully living What s ttio net. of »tinting bo h ard ¡for a ra 1■11 du> that vnii g.-t tin tun pat of i| p .K it t in g m i m i ) u i i i ' b ’ llile >>i tho ' " of III" lull’ I ’ll »In \ l> »iol I ' wiuiutn « tin prillo, hoi »If Oti i tlirift and ro tth tin. ■peodt t. ■ ' i tut » ut her 11li lid »111 tfo *eii t |oiidor It hut H .lini V I " . 1 d I * ' ■ ’ ■ *v W hit. 11, 'i s o o f (i r l i m i t a t i l e p m »». h i ■ I» < . 11 f 1• " 'U Md sn itirt.iiMtaldo (iinguc" Kind I 111.. V" t ' 1...................’ >• [•ordi art, 1tiftn 11oljr m ure than to r- hi l i d . o f I m ' . I I ' i " <ilr l » ' * -v r| ■1 B*t»—or «intuitions on a su b scrip nr^i n l i v a v s p u i u l u n l .it m u m i l a l » t * « lltt. h avo Hu ir Ture» .itld li‘ind* » » « b e d Whit» tho uho of playing the umh a l i e n ) » k i l o » t li.* i r l e » . o n . . . m l n*-v * t kl* role Ip »oclety ntifl a sn apdragon play h(H>ki*v * f ill tin ' h'iVH |the fam lv circle? W alla hav o e a rs, ! 11* r t- nr»» tin- lim-* rh it ik* neighbor* hhvo to n g u es and th e t o ( o r t -ir* * f i l i l i « r o l m *L M r 4 « i h fcT‘ *1 You I. not unknow n. li il il titilli Im) K Hat* .ri*’ »mulîi-r I' IITI II What a ih„ UB0 0 f poking tut a ped* theiìlHf lva'H oint ♦»’* *1 di»' ‘I with a tllnio novel tuato? M ental- f ç r o f f r y hfilini.** m o l aiii'ik** < “k doe* tmt need inhalttiK. anil you’ll a n d nil th a t suri uf th in g The*.- » •> T,r convince tho person w ith b ra in s 1 fa ll h.ul l u i ) B Y«>.. th e n . I l l e »* V e t ' l l 11 You prefer D arw in to th e klndn uf litiys New p rrh ilp . v»u • un lch*»a teli in» » I n t hind uf boy* t," tu What a tho p R0 0f being a sat to h.-in et, ' ITOar^ be*i girl f r |umi becauHe of a l rp » etil fulinny » h a n d like a thè h ’’W ill 111) little mttn, .u h i thè The girl will g e t «von and th o visitor, sm lllog c o m p la c e n tly mid nod lee* through you, " ^ •t a the use of r u in in g ’y our din g hl* head al Jo h n n y , ’ » l i n t kind th to gratify your a m b itio n ' T ho of bov h go to h e a v e n ’" ■-•shrr n «oiuno learn » tho unhapplD e m i lined’" sho u ted Johnny at T** °f llf« when h alf 111 tho b igger tho top of his voice »he stand* of success. ’ hat’* tho us«. of sp en d in g m oney Not Really C am el’* H slr. 1 *kln siteclallsts and d ig estiv e tab* C ainulshslr briishe* nre not m ade *hll« dallying w ith th o things you from th e hair ^ T a n i e U hut from the Mo’t eat ? mil* nf R ussian and Siberian suulr lh« uso of playing young rets |Ui© years havo you In th e ir g rip ? »• not so unlovely th a t th e ag in g C u c u m b e r s C la s s if ie d . treat It a s a d iag ram . Far , A New York m n g lslra te has ruled fc charm ing old w om an th a n a that cucum bers nre fruit slid may be mimicry of youth. Tho use of g e ttin g down on sold on Sunday like riccii applet) T T h ere Is noth in g tlk o a They frequently hnvo n sim ilar effect <»ost you out of tho m ire Iho uso of k ick in g ? It doesOn » H lQ her P lane, 111© sh y s w e e te r to think lu>ve le tte rs »111 be on a much high victim —n o r does It In crease er plane wh*n the m u lls are c a rrie d by slrsb lp s.— W anlj/ugton-E fllt. auto- i ¡ ip iitn .l In a i l i ' iliii'il «lio d d in/ i"* t Oli»f Claude L ’En g le F H i i . r oi m x t r ; . , m T . I (!■ - , " I I » t,t|| , ' i VN «i Ml i 1 I.« 1 1h à i» I H H ’ I Mr ill It ; \t * * :" • k und » 1,1 ! % *1II I »*I* f»« » ! of r ilií i I f *n * i »: r i k y o r if i n i#* r i , M i»' h r l iï * ü r i H i t j i I »*i k j * »I i i t k»I In « if r h t* hu |fp t^ ffi t h * * ■ * m i v f i f t . i i I« * ii W 'h L*r» .U fai*i'l '» !t tjij.p. .t out ( ;«• 111 I f l i i d l l havn h«*», n im i iiin r r l« * * ! H I»* im ?M t t k n i fl v •* ) **i» rn . W «‘ nn«l tiiiv «» I li r*M* puli I'«n R u s k In a t a G r o c e r , ItUHktn »a* once n grocer In IS7< he o|ienod * fliop In I’addlngton stre*’t. Not ting lllll In o rd e r us he announced, "to supply th o poor with puro ten In p se k e ts us sm all a* they chose to buy. w ithout m aking a probi on tho subdivision, larg o a rd o rs being, of course, equally n< copiatilo from a n y l*odV who cure» to prom ote honest d e a lin g " Th» shop did not a ttra c t K uskln com plained In Fora C lavigera th a t “th e p»>or only like to buy th eir le a »tier«. Il I» IrrlUluntly lighted and elo q u en tly tick eted , and as I reso lu te |y refuso to com pete w ith ttiy neigh boring trad esm en e ith e r In g a s o r r h e t orlc. th e patient «ubitivision of tn* porcela pa.-» » li)4l«- r«-<ogulieil us sn m lviuit.ige b) m* mi. alcuhitlng pub He ' The shop soon ( lolled down and tbo grocery (rude lost the most <11* tin gul»bed re p rc w n tu tlv o It Is over lik ely to possess.—London C hronicle. . * - .• *,D 1 C o n g re s s m a n -a t-La rg e Hint *c»• • u* *k• » it • J >41 • t h l* cunprtliÌiiM Ml*'» w,»1’* h ht^Mt • t J(»*\ ii i *• I tii hu’fi v f I* Ml 'll» 11I*•i! hl V IfI' Ili*' bun C a m l ld a t c f o r i i ’.rt * <fm!»■ li f *’ ìli Mil M -fil th e CAM YOU A5K MORE? P r im a r le s I.'on.j. B»*V For Iti e A«k-»g You P r o m , * « N o t k i n g H» 1 n unii <1»lll ’liiH »<• i f'iru ls l. r. f f .i r It i u .iii.l .) (.«■[« sta t tu' i "e p i.'iid -» io .iipjili i he 1912 You. m in ili In )•>•«* .f ,|ur ..............r i »ne u h » n -» . I' se. t.Im e f» «lire. l|..n* « h o '« ' ..... fi» 'I* »uilsU.il wlili thè resn lt« " » . * t n . |ir-,iii|» e * a m i l'Ut n » o t t e u t id i ittv o t il liitiI I»h w tiu t e v e r . R c r . ly . n o M d n g c n u l d hi* f u l r e r W c n r e loca reti r i g h i b e r e u h ' r e y m i liv e , a n d m ie r e p u t i l i loti s h n t f l d h e s itf flelen t n « )iir:in « uf (h e g e n u ln e u e s « u f o lir nffer W e Wanl everv otto tv ho la trouliled , « Ith Indlgesfloti or dyspepsla In n n r furio In .im i» tu »ur stu ro nuli buy a Iati o f Ite ra li P rap ep sln T ahlola. T ako tliem h>>nie. and g lv . thetn a rettuon alile trini are. rillng fo dlrecllnna, If they ilon't please vou, teli li* and vve »•III qnlekly retu rn yotir money. T hey i lu n e a vere inlld h o t positive arlhm i u p.ni (he organa w lth w hlch Ihey conia In coni net. n p p aren tly octlng a» s reg- | u lu li■e Ioide iipmi thè rchi*ed m usctilnr cnat " flh i'h n u e l thu * u v crco ttiln g w rn k tu-*«, and rld ln g lo re tto re (he bowels lo mure v|v»r»U* and tienithv nctlvlfv T h ree.lies.-T « ’ ."*'«• .a n d f l <X> llem ein ber, you culi «btnln 11*-tmII H enutfles , o n l y ni »tir «mr» T’be Ite ra li Btore L R. P IIIU Ì1» d, CU H a h a s { o u g h t f o r t h u P s o p l s ’s eight« for ala yuan« H * will c o n l l n u « t h l o « a m « fi g h t In lh « ■■ m o f o r c a f u l w a y t n O o n g r i S S Vote for and your L ’E n g l e o h o lce f o r D la lrio t C o u g r« a im a n , T O O I (inking f o r a Good H ouse to Ship Y our F ru it a n d V e le ta b le s to? H e r e is O n e on th e B o a t M a rk e t W r it* f o r S t e n d i * an d M a rk a l H a p o rta T oday F . G . H E W IT T W ash in g to n and Marri son I d h U CO. N o w Y o rk �,*|T ' -».• • **" '••• u - , - March 22. 19(2 S H O E S I Ir S H O E S S H O E S WOODROFF’S REMOVAL SALE . Commencing March 15 - Lasting Ten Days I '. A ll Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children's Shoes Going at Twenty-Five per cent. gT Discount. N o Reserve. cluded in this Sale. cent. Discount. All my Stock of Famous* Queen Quality Shoes In­ Edwin Clapp, Walkover and Bostonian Going at Ten per No Reserve. All other Brands Twenty-Five per cent. Discount. . . . M en’s Shoes Going" at . . . . . m FOR CASH ONLY Good S to ry Thla W eek Dlllghtfitl l imeh*on J U lu ! -aura Flah wai the charming boates*. of n dellelovs five course luncheon Wednesday. The Sanford Bucai» who enjoyed ihe pleasant occasion and nfu-rnoon were. Mcsdame* Samuel Pnlesion. Chaa. E. Bell. Robt. Newman, Mit» Bessie Schum pert. Taney W ork C lro l. Mrs T S Davi» rtitertain ed Ihe Fancy Work Circle. W rdneaday nflernorm The member* of the circle were delightfully entertained by their lovely fancy work and the pleasant afternoon Delicious ambrosia and wafers were served Mrs. Davis's guests were Mesdames J J. Pur* don, Roberts. N. II. Garner. W L Jones, H IL Hill. Hloea, W H Milleer D e l ig h t f u l t n l . r t s l n m t n t E T he DeKovcn Male Quartet gave their audience a very enjoyable entcrtalnm sm last night. Their tinging w ai escellent and w m thoroughly appreciated The dear old songs touched m any responsive chords In the hearts of those who recalled memories of tho past. The several new features Introduced by the company were bright and sparking with fun, which the audience enjoyed. The m anagem ent of the Lyceum Course wisely reserved one of their very best numbers for the Init en ­ tertainm ent of the season. The DeKoven Male Quartet Company will always be weloomad In Sanford Helping Han4 Society The Helping Hand So?lety of the Bap­ tist church held tbeir regular meeting. Tuesday evening a t the home of the Mi MM S te w a rt The M ission'study d a ta w as conducted by Mrs. E. £ > Cox, after which th e young people enjoyed an oyenlng of song* aa they were practicing eongf to be used a t th e m eeting of the society in th e church very soon. After the practice a can d y contest afforded a great deal of a m u se m e n t Miss Boyd gave a dallghlffil reading. Delicious ambrosia, cake and candy were served. The pleas­ ant m eeting n h d evening w as enjoyed by ■bout thirty-five young people, members of tfcg society and their invited guests. Every reader of The H erald ahould «(art "I’M LITTLE, BUT I’LL TRY” the ({real aerial alory this week T he Glow of the Rubies." Tho story begins in B rave Child of Section F orem an Saved T rain and Set Exam ple for this issue, and is designed fur laughing All O th ers. purposes, making it a fine »election fur » -----tprinB reading An alm ost impossible She w as only »even years o ld , tale, ond yet written in tu ch n subtle milli­ Klleen M artin, Ihe »rollon fo rem an 's ner a» to deeeive the reader nnd lend him d au g h ter, ns she stood reaching up to on and on trim n labyrinth of a modern ’ u telephone nt the little town til Aim. Aruhiun Nights tale Rrml it tu la . C a l. telling th e agi-iit a! the fu>«ri“>t sta tio n that a rail was broken C hild­ like. she knew the netunphore sig n als, A Social P ro I r a n i had com e to tho trunk to sue th e O ver­ “ A Social Program for Sanford Is Mr land Lim ited w hirl hy und had w atch ­ W aldron's subject ot the Congregational ed tho long finger drop, lettin g th o church nest Sunday nigtrt. This is the tra in Into th o block subject announced for last Sunday, but 'T m p re tty little, but I'll try ." sh e services were omitted because of ttie ■aid, when th e statio n agent asked h er rain It will he handled in view of Ihe if she could not slop the tra in th a t wns opportunities of Ihe Men mid KoJighm past him, and sta rte d out. with h er Forward -Movement for this city Men ■lite r of fourteen who had Just a p p e a r­ are es|iweiully inviied S erv o /» m ed. T hey rnn down the track , sto p p ed tho tra in and snviul n wreck 7 'Jo P re tty m uch every prim ary school In ■v ' Dr. Evans P a ra ly s e d tho c ity ought, w ithin the n e tt w eek, Dr Evans had u stroke of paralysis InM to h e a r of Eileen'» "I'm p retty little, Monday betw een Luke Mary und tits home h u t I'll try ." T he a le rt a tte n tio n and fell (rum his buggy where he wns w hich knew tho acm aphorn signal, th e found unconscious. He w ns taken to his quick w it w hich understood what a broken rail m eant, the decision and In­ homo ai L ik e Mary and Is to lay rcp jitcd itia tiv e w hich ulonc B o u g h t tho te le ­ to be In n precarious rondiiiun. lie wan phone, tho courage with which she und apparently in Ihe best of health and the h e r s is te r sta rte d up the track , w aving sudden stroke came most unexpectedly (heir aprons to stop the big O verland Lim ited as It bore down upon th e m — A rrival and D e p a rtu re o t T rains th e se nro th e q u alities which th ro u g h life bring self-help, for o th ers, success NOimi HOUND No 82 Ar 1.10 a m Lv. 1.20 a m -*and happiness No. 84 " 11.03 a m And she was only seven y ears old, 11.13 u m No. 80 “ 2.35 p m “ 2.55 p m " p re tty little," b u t read y to " try .”— No. 28 “ 8 35 p in P hiladelphia P ress soum dound No. 83 Ar 2.10 a in Lv 2 26 n m Dally Thought. No. 8U •* 2.20 p m ” 2.40 p m Ideals are like s t a r s , you will not No. 85 “ 6.20 p m “ G.40 p m ■ucceed in touching them w ith your No. 20 “ pm " 7 55 n m handa; but, like the seafarin g m an on bbancji l i n e s the d e se rt of w’atera. you ch ase’ thorn Trilby A S t Petersburg— No. 25. Ar. J.01 aa your guides, and. follow ing th em , p. m. 'N o. 24. Lv. 2.21 p, m. you reach your d estin y .—C arl S ebum . Leesburg—Nu. 21, Ar. 11.28 n. in. No. 22. Lv. 6.30 p. m. Oveida— Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv.' 3.hO p. m / • N otice : j.> » * . . i March 31st. Is tho last day. 'of- a he first qbarter. AH persona who h a v e n64 donp ao. will please pay tbeir fia n lta rf tax by the 25th., and thus avoid «unnecessary trouble to all concernrd. W. C. Williamson. Sanitary Inspector. 56-4 to H IN T ATLANTA SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL Biggest Newspaper in the v<;uth The icgubr |RRf *>« l>" W e e k ly The Chicago. III. 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H b o r t l e l g h - My U n c l e F r a n k AtM inly m ilijr s l to t h r lo t it k iiii t b rim * f n lk 1 p fi tn a r ir a S h o u ld I i i r o f u r t u n n lr n t lo » r u n e tr% o m m r m lm lo n fu r t* - a p p o in tm e n t f‘ ,r « n o *h e r te r m o f o fllr e . l l « III l** m y r a n i r - i r n d r a v o r n t n il tim e « lo J«*fh»rin ( h r i h t l k t ....... . i i - ' i i n ir f a i lh f i i ll y a nd f y « r l r * f i i N- I h r * l <d in * 11n I l l y i itfi A h *t o i ft* t 4^1 |||f * Ss-'lln lit*»* Ï uilar (VmiAVuttc Vuicr* of i ïrunsp > nuil y * * •* liti lei«I|r #l«| fi*f Vanir *‘ip|*il I Is f ur but Com ing of A utum n. Rometlmas a n tu m n m ay b e per2j»«d a r e a to tb e e a rly day* o f July. *“•»• Is no o th e r feelin g lik e th a t **0»ed by thla fa in t, d o u b tfu l y e t real P*rw ptlon, o r r a th e r prop h ecy , of th e I«»*« decay1, so d elicio u sly sw eet end •M s t the saase tim e — N a th a n ie l HawPi • j . • •_ V .e • ■. V-* ’ ' ,* * - I ii\ Collect or I fir r * fry iim iiiu m r i n * » if « • n in n . lu Ì A t r toy re r im i n»n io th** iifTSce n f f n a f « U n i h i uf O f n m it (k m rtly a u lif* i < > t f i r I w-nn* r m t< P flm iir y If • iw. 1»V1 t piriti* b< *IH* fli* fnil hflH «*r< h f *»* I J hnvr rn>|j d»Ilf*41 |i (iI»v III *lir p««l VT P Matin Take M E N D E N H A L L ’ S ' M ir n i t !• JIT i *♦ n*» a t f i i l k n »! a T erltntdo Klondike f o r C ounty S ch o o l (lourd fln v ir ig w *rv«*l «in«- t r i m a t:fu*ifl.ib r t » ( th r G iM ititi S rliu iil HUtartl l «vili fur n r a iw I h U t r fu i f r , « l«cii4H t to i h r n flic** fru m U ia lr tc t Nmu 2 T u l l i r I Jr n io r jii I k V u tr f« nf I h r V v r t i l l t |u « |k l« l C irc u í i **f FW»fwla I h r r r h y « n ru n J U tt Ih n t I u m n ta rn J U In lr fo r f r a appointnirni p p o ln t lt ir n l * i% ** Muir S lr t t f \nnrtiry A ffn M iry fm l i t r V * f i i i h n...si» .at.,« I to Ihr «r<U»n «f th e I V m f a f a l k i d i m a n n in -April Apr UH 2 Y o u lin v** h*jni»fp«l in t « U fi t h i * u f f l r r a n ti I t l i i v r roilrtlvnr**a| tb l|r*or*r * il 11111f|t|EI1lT ili fi*» lay II If«| l-ulllrvl I i- **l<r . T. .1.. -ill If, IHv tini HU rii y dui • l" Ihr f» *« 'f Hi » MΫ|I M* (Hiwrl In ipil- hi In- atri-at -aijr’ iti , uf H« Gii «III. ptritMÌIar *4«UHilir hip! ».Il fslfltr’tj Hi til Pi di, I lini u*i f u i1sp»' *ii!*l(ir*í t r* »|«rv i ful Iy ash y' «a11 «ispiri «gain Ji huh l Jtmfjk, Smie Atlurney f o r S u p e rin te n d e n t ol ITibUc I n s tr u c ­ tio n Ta lf* r V d»ir f « nf U ra n g r Ì '«Minty I l i r f r f i k .in lu a jn r r i l i i t I m»l t «i im I nI i i H fo i t h r «»fíne trf <« ru lli* V ip e f in ir n d - 'n i ■*! lAihlW I n a t n * in « u « t r r * i m y*» If »tihpa I t«» ih e n« d o ti of the u p p p ^ a rfiln g 1tm««iaih primary | fr« 1 l i n t I u n ,-■*-,l».i f I > flttr» ! fm i Is »• ..fT n e H * rii uta IPhi a I ijualift« iithHi on I h> .*M>riirn.r in tnanatf^rn^ni «*( aiutili ami >arg» *■tnaii* «lid iti Jrriling *»ifh Irit* kef » '* Hat If ,*T ( e in (art « irp riit -im i t«IVf f»,r I!ir «4»•Hh *»II! 11y (anuli'ir II * «lili tfir 'I' mils filiti Ih** gc u r il il«-inmui»)* d Ui«- tiftuc n 'jiitnil itiliinjt m y i»r^t**m im uuifirm-y If »Iprir«! !•» if*** n l f i r r Itfi** hr n nHi 1M 'nlP H ial in t r f r a t a i»l t h r r ù t ili t y « i l i t«r 1ui»»n in» tira 1 1 atut I » ill •rrulfMt'« m rvny »a* Imp failli ful Ht ftir liti** H1Iλ»** M. h .« w ~ () L Tiulüiu I o r Conni} Judgc 1 h r i r b i «nDuuiKw m | , onditilU-y for ip r l a l n n f or C onstuble I h r r r t o naiMunor m,w-!f a i <-«n,lkl«tr lui rr lo Ihr (•■»inori nf Coun() Jtulfr uf Oran^r Coonly, elrction lo Ihr oBlir ol Coim atdr of Ju .ttfr ul •ul-ircl lo ih r drcrfktn of ihr iV nwm itlr primnry tVscr nt-Utvi No 3. whk-h inclixlr* trotina l*rr In i r h r ld '»n A ltr i! 3*1 U H 2 r iiw u N ie 3. 4 «od 2.ri, « r» l « G U Ii ili» *uj> Wuii.w f«rt ni »tnvr» «i ih r romlns Ivnww ralk primari April -imti 1UU of K C WiBTm I h r r r h » a n n o n in r m y » r ll n c a m ia la lr fu r re ■ P l « i i n l n i r n l lo I h r o ftk w o f l o d * r o f i h r C r im in a l ( ’« u r i o f R e a m i a u h lrc f lo Ih c o d to n o f I h r tk rm « r r a l k l ’r lm a r y I lirrrlt) nnnooncr m* rendkbknr lot Ihr odltr Canti «Mr of Ihr 3rd J u i l k r P r * r r ilnUVl rm T IVm i Wattm bind ni »mini prrcliH-la 3 Ï3 «pit 4 In Ihr ip p r o » hint primary April 30th. 1012. If r lm tn l I l o r C lrrh C ircuit C ourt will prrfurm Ihr d u l k i i-unatdrnllrwi,!) «od ,u 't " 1 t e i l of my oUtily 1 win by Srmifull lo mi fiKnd, I announcr m i f»iwilda,y lo* <hs puallkm al for th rlt »uppnrt C lr'J of Ihr Cimi It Court of Orahsr county tub)«.« l ì i r j , W Sony lit Ihr dr, i t Ion of thr l» m < a ia tk primary lo («• held 1«| April 311 lili ¿ HaviriS trrvr,! ih r nainl» In Ibi* r a p a r li’, foi o number of »rar* I ajaln a«k l o r J u s tie r o f th e P rsc e lot lltr »ullroxr tif t h r (ip-iudr Mr p»»l rrenfd U in ) i**« l r r ,,tr n in r i> ,la lir tn T br primary dna* at hand, and »» no on* h«» UMR nnounerd ihcm aslrra foe (hiaulDte. of Juatirr of the Prsce. my friend* have pravslled on mr to I»enmr a candklale In precincla No 3 and 25. O r l o r S ta le L eg islatu re aubiccl lo uem Demacralic iwlmary If aitnje n j e County, County. auPfecl acranc primary u e'e, t a l »III rmleavor lo All Ihr ofltcr wllh honr»iy I «di h* a candidale for re-election •" ihr Stale laVi>ia<utr frmn Or*n|e rouat) a u b l a t lo t h r d e ­ amt credit JOHN I. ANÜCRSON r n i ” ” uf Ihe IVmocralic primary lirld April 30th. flavin! »ervrd th r propl* of ih r ouunty for one t trrreby annnunre that I will be a candklale fur Irm i in (ht* offte* live* m r Ihe t’enrlii nf rt|>rri re-election to the o filer nf J m irer of lire Paare of r o e r a» a Irflolatnr and lh<- know In i t r acquimi by P r e d a c i ! 3. 4, »ad 23. Orange County, t u b i n i to this oervlce si»«* me » heftet o p M I u n lty to work (he deviatori of the t V m a v . d c , (nr hi i cu-nallfuriKy d«irtfi| ■not forr l«frmi lo Ihff U sia lafure ’ rheam U a r To Ihe Ueotucrelic Votej* uf U rs n ie County ■ 1 hereby annbuoor llist I am a candidate hefuc* the approarhlnS primary for memlwr nf ehe l^siaTo the Oeroocriulc Voter* of Orange G a r n i r , ■ ■ ture from Ihia cuuuty. If rtevied 1 will represent I twrehr anrvounrr myacif a carslidaie for ihe of you ably and hunetlly and will rndravnr (a return nt» Treaiurer. In stk lnlai your koppott pi you «N rrrrofd Boa of County a w l that Ihsl will meet with wllb yyour Pur hearty ■ tbto *rry tai­ approval si RaapactfuUr. Keafwvtfullj, ta trim* afte by > U r n tr a i. |>. f o r C ounty T r e a s u r e r u n t i r u p u l »ui c o iit jx d t ia n , D o n ’t G e t M ix e d In th o A d d r e s s , t h e r e la o n ly O N E S c o tc h W o o le n M ills lit S a n f o r d Clark’s Uncalled-for Attack on Florida’s Governor 1 j*ivc b rlo w tlip in te rv ie w of G overnor Albert W. G ilcliriBt in ihe W ashington I ’ust of M arch a, mid also A .yux'inlttl Press dispatch from WashiniJUm of the same da'e. q u o iin il from M r C ln rk ’s si>eecli in llu* House o f Representatives in reply to the Governor's interview _ B5 # ‘* - *** '- • * 1 ** f3ii! ^ w- ‘ -i G o v e rn o r’s InlervleW : nun Washington IVwl of March 3. 1912 , ” 1 came In W ashington." Mr. (IIIfluiat said, “to l?t the com m ltiee know the inlc atnte nf iilTulr» (f P u ts Illum e on K itllroud In my iipliium the attuckv mstlgnl e<) by the riiilmmla of the Weal, who wiali tt) have lino great im m igration to Florida Mi)|>(>rd Iliey are nntural'v anxious In not »lily keep tlietr own i*vi pie nt hunie. but lo have tuher imini grants rnm e tn llieir nniniry Natural ly with the i«i flu * tillo nut lOUnlrv llir Wratern rdilimid ligereólo lmtng tlt mm Inhetl " I h e Inst r r i m n s h o w n l l n t l H a rt tin o n u ie .io c in |a ip tilu tlo ii Wuo 12 I I ” l»-r t e n t mm , H id In tin S t a t e >iiol at I h r M nunosij>pi I h e valley nf t h e Fv e rg lm le a . a n d t h e f e a s i b i l i t y nf Ihe drM lnnge. a n d t h e h r a l f h l t i h i e n s nf the c t m n t r v h n v r I kmmi a d m itiiM l w h o h a v e v i v i I imI t h e a r t'll nil by nil O uutes Nr p re se n t ill K t- Clark r or S ln lr A ttorney J f rn oa f * t « i t h lu «MfHHjfH«' U» ¡ h r m i n * -if O r n n ir C À nm iy, ( ( ta l 1 w ill a c e n d k la t r foe i h r «i îï m t t>( ( I h n r r tïjr mnrim im i* th a t 1 m u t b r i i l f l r r «*f CrnjlHV V U h ilc if m h uf i h r tk r r ii s füiW P r lm n r v io-1 ih r S a n f o r d , Fla. „ .T h is ill Im m lh J t » a m s so* frequent u n oc<Mit£ejya, -U *f,"nn t he .ma tte r be­ lo carry oui ikaJww without f*ax or fjivur lo any I «nd *[<ci.l privile**« to «nor I reapertrotly j in g b ro u g h t before th n m cdlral au­ one. kniMilallr. s.k yrmr »upp.fi F*»»av Ktn> th o ritie s, he wna d eclared to bo mifferln g from a slight a tta c k of InaanfoT Tux A ssesso r Ity anrt In * on*#<jiionro ho wqa f*lvrn I « iim m iK T n it r u n d id n r y fa r r r - r i « "in n i l»i I h r hin dlHrhnrgi' W hen leaving, how(ifD c*1o f T a t A t * r »*• ir o f 11ri n i** n - n n I > t u berx:t lo e v e r In* Rnv«* evident proof (hat Ihero i h r i lr r l a k ie i h r IV u h * r n lk b r in i i n i to h r Id * tu* sitiin* m *•fliciti ln hl« m o d n eti, for r*n A p r »! MHh 11«12 Arimi * Ih rr n n h*« ipil-ted the ser viri* for ever he <*ri«*il rtour'HliliiK htn dlpcharfce-papcr: f o r C o u n tv Solicitor F aith, hoy«, «ure I've f^cit the plore l u I Itr i V t u o r r a l k V o lr f * *-f O f d n p f'u u n ly of paper I\* been ru n n in g after this I h r r r h f atinrHiiH*v m y • Atidhlr»» y f.»r r r np|NMnt i n r n i 1» th e offW r iif c s ^in iy v i l i n i n f i*f O r n n ir Ioni; Mwe1*' cllmhe.l upon Its bark , craw led over tt, arnl a lle r th is th o ro u g h e x a m in a ­ tion, Instead of going on. Im m ediately returned to the n e st. W hen h alf way Chill and Fever Tonic, as home alu- m et one of h e r com panions en il tonic for tired In sn Instant th e y hail tou ch ed or a een o 'rubb.-d sn ten n ao w ith gr<*nt anim a tloo ltd she wns soon upon her feeling xmd m alaria. c o u r ,, niisin T h e sam e p erfo rm an ce took place w hen sho m et n second auaaw aavaaaaaavaaaaaaaaaaw ua ; , . *nd n third com panion, and as soon »• «he had le ft th em th e y quickly P O L I T IC A L ..... turned tow ard th o sp o t w h ere the ANNOUNCEMENTS m ill lay T ho first a n t soon en tered \ ********** **** .* * » V»****»V*i the nest, and tho n a tu m lla t lost Bight of her hut d o u b tless sho continued To (lie V oter* uf o ra n g e And O sceola ter work of Inform ing an d exciting C ounties the rest, for a long lino of a n ts IniI h r f r l t ) A itih H iis iv (fia i I a m a % «»mluíaW fur f r oedlsicly rn m e o u t and se t forth for rfvxM i.m a* Se-nniM/ Iront l l t r tilth IJiMfMf _i t i h j r c l to I h r »* i i k * .if I h r |K in *« r a l W * P r im a ry I Ih a « ! the yr^v Ten m in u tes la te r th o «mill yifti tin« erri y foi y.Kjr tuli»*!» IH ilo* pa*l and if *•« en’lrely covered w ith the velI r r a p r T iín lly 1 r 11 V i r g l» ln llv r re* o f t l • X p l-.r t ,u m n low aw , rrn and b y evening not a 1st» 11* I M **•> 1 *f»c* ijf it rem ained. Hi y man. - nf E r a n u n i l r r of y r a r * u m l »wrlni ( « m illa r ra n k s and run u tte r an Im aginary hit cwolul nh tl rt i rfodll lira of i h r u m r Î tori Ihn! I rm i | r * v r of payer, visitile lo no one Imt him (fur tp r a tio n n f im • h i l l I l f « -n tirH ? in i h r vtp frt« u l Ofiiner « * « « • iiit> i'iu ' U Haw*» «elt. shouting a« he did so L o n g lo l g h - W hy. how s t h a t ? S h > > rilelgli —P l e n t y o f n e sitn ■ I d d 'e n >' , h " P » t h M,<’ r " n “ * " ^ ' n ,h,> I c o l d a n d d i s t a n t S r a u r l Hat dead tiodv n f n g o o d s i z e d snail Hhe drat w a l k e d »11 aro u n d It. then ----------—------------------- -■ — H alf M easure a. fa ce taiYil) HUffvrliiR from Horn«* brain iifI urn « *n ml alate fu? ihe uffirv* u< Shrnfl oi Ord ic tio n , a n d w hen on d u ly or nt drill *n , r ceuni* »ubirci m ih* d*.,.i«i of ihr_I)eroo e m l k prininry to t«c held April 30. Î012 Ihivmfl h e would s u d d e n ly b r e n k from Ihe »rrved In t b r c«|»*rOy of t irim iv ahrrUI of th«* In »urn* q u a rte r! H la held th a t th e tilile n re of lan g u ag e am ong Inaecla !i already proved, and th a t w hat tt 1, n0T of In le re a t to a sc e rta in , If It a n be ascertain ed , la th e ex ten t of language, an d th e Idena and tp'!?lfrfeb~ lt - g t w e a r |a «.-. -11 It'1' la .a qu^afioW. bow orW . m 'w V a t ‘ way' commiTnicattotTiB opened "an d kept up. It la b y n ib b in g th e antenu « together? T h e m o v e m e n ts o f.th e loirrli make* th la accm reaHonnble, y*l a German n a tu r a lis t h a s Insisted that ants are p rovided w ith a sound* teg apparatus resem b lin g th a t of th e ji bv menns o f w hich fnlnl sounds suited to thr* e a rs of m ile a re pro­ duced In th e opinion of o th e r natursllits this remalnB to be proved Ho* 1« It th a t th e s e sm all c re a tu re s can renture, fa r from tho n e st, d is­ tances that a re re la tiv e ly enorm ous, and new-r h e slta to about th e road to take *ln>n they w ish to re tra c e th e ir steps* I.carried m en who h av e «(tid­ ied the m atter a ttrib u te th e pow er lo the formic arid given out by tho In­ sect as K travel», so thal tt finds It» wit In cin rtly th e sam e m an n er th a t a ¡01 or n <|og does On* Investigator follow ed an ant for a long lim e. She wan fa r from the anthtl! and see tried to huvo no luifn len of re tu rn in g soon. In the Henroua Prisoner—Had I better get of a lawyer, do you think? It*« * * • I « r i If they convict me. Msndly Constable—Humph I -In “ *tcaae yon’d better g e t hdid of a ih r f o r S h e riff M ethod In M adness. Jatnr* A Klfkwum) anncpimTi flit c«rullai no P a t Sullivan was a so ldier and a fo r r t ^ f l n ' t i o n tu ih** o f l k * o f S h e riff o f O ra n d o «„ .» I* « county •ubiwl lo Ihr ilrrit bn o f th«* l>pnw?«tlc good follow, hut In th e opinion of primary totw hrM «n April .10 IUI2 officers uml men alik e he mm reir----------------- pr«cf That W hile A nU May Not Da Able to T alk T h e y Can U ndar■land E ach O th er. Story of Ely Pisco. Thi> romance of h isto ry , ns well ns romance uf m odern Ufo. w ns annortnt»d with Kly place, b irth p la c e and worklitre of the la te 9 lr G eorge Lewis TL* nnetim « re sid e n c e of E ly’s pr«w •»tea hud nobler te n a n ts still th a n any to be found on th e ep iscopal bench. There died, tn 1399 old Jo h n of G aunt, tlmehonored L a n c a ste r." It wns tho BMilon. too, of L ard C h ancellor H a l­ loo, Queen E lisa b e th 's fav o rite, who P*ld i i rent a red rose, ten loads of h»y and £ 10 an n u ally In m oney. T h e Wihop who d em u rred at th e c tm rtle r’s Prl»l|eKi<i lease bad b e tte r hnve re oulned content, for bis p ro te s t led ■at to tho p assin g of th e ep iscopal es I*t* to the crow n- A t E ly place, In Jam»« r* reign, w as p e rfo rm e d the “ *t mystery—th a t o f •‘C h ris t’s Pas •ka*—to be re p re s e n te d In E ngland. •“ Loodoa C hronicle. in I P Opposite Peoples Bank plain fit ........................................................................ lu n ia k r $ 1 5 « tili« p u a s ib lt. a n d T h e M i d d l e m a n 's P ro fit C ut O ut Saves At L oast MEANING perfect THROUGH THE ENTIRE STOCK— Look at each fabric— we seriously doubt if ^ you would find one that you would not like for your o w n —anti why? Because l ^erti is some distinction about them. They are not the same as you have a lw a y s se en — they are made by THE LEADERS. The men who originate things. . . a n d th e Tirai MADE ITS and • I am at a In** to Undent lan d or .n roniil (nr lite utlueks mndrt upun (laEverglades by Representative Clark From wtinl I have been told he ha* nev er tu'/'U them Wlrelt the lutigfeoainfiiil committee on lla >*uy 1«» Wnahinginn f r o m K e y \V,-»t «li’piiml idl .»i fort 1 atiilrnlaie In v i m tile 1 Vitgladev, n '» ami) tlnil R,-|arvelit iliv e ( lark v l«iut telichtMl lln- rypir» »wam p tii.n tiordefa a part ut the earnerh <‘dgc it! ihe Everglades, when Mr Clntk ml tlresaing the com m itlrr. said *" Gentlem en, here ure the Ever g la d e * Von mm- vyhnt lliey are Ihiv I» all t h e r e t* lo mm* O t a g n b u c k , n> I h a v e nn engagem ent with Mr Flag ler at Palm IISMCh—»nil tow ard Pnlni He itch In* t m a l w a * iu ii km I r ••* » ■ V . * * -rW • * , *- L . G la rk -C a lls-flo rld à G ovcrnor " F a ls lfle r.” AoauclatwJ l’rra» b«»fd Wlrs Washington. March 5— Repreienlntiv r Clark of Florida mode u w nani lotial nttack nn Governo» Cik-hrut in th« Hoiihp loday li wn» in tcply to a relioricd mtiTview (rum thè Govcrnor In which Ite la iillrged to linvr exprcsicd aurpriae at dir attllude uf Ketweacntatlve Clark m ih«* t>erglndea invcatlgui ii ii i Mr Clnrk suiti "It rem alns (or thè (tiivrrnnt of Florida—Gnd pity thè Siala lo truvrl all Ilo* w,»> Irum liilluliasaiM- i» Wiishtngiori t» immillate now (hai I aiti working in thè interest of W estern ruilmnd» I brand tbut a» a iiuijlciniis. gntlull4«i* limi u,i<iunl!!led I 'ilseln»«l Mr Ciudi »noi Ih Ioni I«m- ii pronipied m «tnrl iIte mquiry liecau«,- of thè oprrntim i of cnnsclniiales» land shark* in in iare [in*se (ili ng vurh landa Mi Clark sani lliut Glichriaf. before tir w n, rh-cied Govenior,-had rande a biihinea* of land explolting li ih (tic runduct ol con scio usici* lumi stilliks. anni he. ‘fhat I am trylng i.i Chili fm die honur of (he State And yrt tbe Governo» ol my S tate sayi that in iiitarking thè thleVes 1 nm nttacklng dir Sitile ,)f Miindii If 'hi* la so God fn*| jt Ì tir i>l r» Kt lffiGig io Mi liiU lirlM a» ’(hit li11tt* (Hit tic*mi Lovernui/ Mr Clark nani he rftited lui case with thè peoplo of lus ow» districi, and feti certaln of (he irsu ti He was applsoded as b» look lu i seal itnnifMlinte ly I rum I he <tli/eii» id In ri louder dale I h a v e the m lnim atlnn t l i n l Kep reoem ative Clark never did reach ihe Everglades **| uni cnliliilcnt thul the itiveiugn lion in ivogre»» will i<nve his charge to be unfounded. Just w hat his mo­ tive wns in bringing them I know not, but I can »ay they are a m istake ' • A] * From ihe Governor's interview, in ihe left hand column, you will -see Glut Mr. Clark's undiytnifled remarks in Congrena were unwar­ ranted. as the Governor did not soy ih liis interview, WHICH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, that Mr Clark wns working in the interest of Western railroads Because of his Office, Governor Gilchrist HAD THE RIGHT and il was his DUTY as Governor to REFUTE Clark's attack upon tho Everglades in particular, mid upon the INTEGRITY and DIGNITY of the Stnte in general Clark's "personal privilege" speech, while di­ rected against GILCHRIST, THE MAN. was in effect A DIRECT ATTACK UPON GILCHRIST. TIJE GOVERNOR, and through him nn insult to the PEOPLE thnt hove honored them both. [( would he hard to estim ate the STATE-WIDE DAMAGE, which Representative Clark hag done Florida. As I have repeatedly said ■ The TRUTH dbout Florida is GOOD ENOUGH ! The TRUTH about Mr. Clark is BAD ENOUGH I R. HUDSON BURR Candidate for Congress, Second District you r m Me your way i m r ra noun» »■» » » ■ .»,» i « a » . prom loe you (bai 1 will at all time* and under nit d r e u m itinee* itrictly guird your Interrata ao far a* lie* In my power Vnura rerjf trnly, ----------------- ite Keprew Kepreaenlatlvr In the 1exl li alar r al the «taie ef. .Mietda.. lor Utange rounly Saucii A I Ri l o r County Com m issione» Subscribe for The Herald and Vs ■jget all the News worth Reading I am a carvi Wate für Ihr oftVc* al T rroiarrr ol (Ir* | [ wm i< g carvi ul »Ir for re-«t«vtion to Ih* uflW run« county. iub(«rt to tbe i r tlo n d I l a Urow- ai Coutilr loinmlaatoiH-r uf Orange Cownly aubfret | crstlc primary to be held April 30, IOlí. You» support will be appreciated h o u r T. Si frÌ io tb* dedalo» of Ihr Democratic Primary haid April 30th, 1012. * Flaps Wi Saw fi ML’ llj. 0U.W» , vi �tv-7 . • . , •• M“ ‘c»» 22. (9Q down" resolutions indorsing him, and the sawing wood ond gathering in 134 delegates—a l­ FteUsted Evtrr Tvmdtr and W d « Uomini Hr most a third of the required m a jo r ity while th e Roosevelt boomers have cor­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ralled only 16. THE SANFORD HERALD Taft m anagers have gone ohead, R. J . MOLLY. Editor W. H IUYME«. Butine** Msn«*«r •uk*crl»tlon Price. *2.00 a Year In Advance PsUvsrsd la ika City br carrier *2.00 per i t u ad vano* or tOc par month. h r a M U la adtaaes muai te mad* at office. m to u re d a* sscsod-ciass mall n atter A ttuti 2 2nd 110*. al Ite Ptetofflc* *1 Saniert, florida. •ader Act of March 3rd. 1*7». OBca la Herald DuOdloe Telephone No. Itfc W eit Florida paper heads article, "H am p Jonc* R unning Well." we knew th a t H atn p w as a running ttreo m of con­ versation b a t not n flooring well. The Sanford Herald has some pleasant things to sa y about tba Miami Boy Scouts t a d th e w ay tba organization la being assisted b y generous citizens, here.— Mi­ am i H erald. / Claude L'Engle ought to have another picture taken. Ha looks like the break­ ing up of a hard w iffterand really, Claude is a handsom e m an when his face Is tak­ ing a vocation. - * a " W hen a two million dolinr company can bo organized to grow w inter vege• tables in Sanford there should be no doubt in the m inds of the people about the „T-.fum ra .prospect* of Sanford. ~ : - '- w 1 ■' ' ■— >— Dm *day s'sh ip m en t this w r tk 'f f f cetFry *» o n l lettu ce am ounted to 40 cars or *40,000 w orth of Sanford stuff. And yet there axe people who say there Is no money in growing vegetables here. r i V. r e rr y. u fe - f g u t --1 • r-i ' 'W ’l Sk*.-. HAVE NO I CHANOEO We beg leave to differ with the e s­ teem ed Pensacola Journal in th e 'sta te tnent th a t The H erald has changed from Harmon to Underwood. This paper sim ­ ply atated that the race would narrow down to Harmon an d Underwood. We have not thrown down our original candi­ d ate an d will not u n til the decision of the m ajority a t the convention is m ade known Judaon Harmon is the strong m an of the nation foday and this paper ia not m ak­ ing a fight for him by belittling the other candidates. They are oil good men and all good Democrats will abide by the de­ cision of the convention. Big Land an d C a ttle Deal One of the biggest deals In the cattle business reported in some tim e comes from the Kissimmee river section. W. 11. Lew­ PCUPLE LEAVE too SOON -Tbuugtt-ccpurla ■frp ia .tfte - itorih sh a g is, for mnny y o r e lo. th e c a tlie .business, tha t th e lop ralgn o f o ld - winter UrstUL if’AR1also engaged In tb « bonk mg business' unbroken, people are going nwoy and at Fort Meade, purchases the j^en t Ijg h tleaving Florida, when it it at Its best. sey and Parsons c a ttle ranch. This prop­ For now spring comes fast, and brings in erty consists of about 40,000 acres of the her train the soft green of the trees, the finest land in South Florida, located on the bloom of many roses, the perfume of Kissimmee river. His purchase also in ­ orange and Jessamine blossoms, and an cludes 6.000 head of cattle. This ranch If Hllburn und Burr will routinac to air which is like green golden sherry m extends about fourteen miles on each side talk about fran k Clark he will win in the of the river, and is one of the most valu­ first prim ary. All this tirade about a ns gleam und exhilaration. Tticy leave this ideal land now. and able in South Florida. The cattle have m en I* tiresome. Why, don't they tell return to their own. and if the snow lias been well cared for during the past eight us what they intend to do if elected? incited there ut all. it is Just an icy slush. or ten years, and there is said to be no 0Boreas U getting in his best work, and ner herd anyw here th an th at included In Since paving Kissimmee's streets with the wind rends and tears the home comers, Mr Lewis' purchase. The price paid was brick the city council has passed an or­ chills the blood m ade ten tativ e by a win­ n the neighborhood of *200,000 00 dinance prohibiting the cows from runter in Florida, and the consequences arc W cluko Club N o tes ning a t large. Probably afraid the cows influenza, grippe, or even pneum onia On Tuesday afternoon the following would slip on the bricks end sprain an It on« can afford to make u stay in program was very thoroughly enjoyed hy Florida till the w eather is settled u> the large atten d an ce of club members and north, it it better to delay their stay c a n their friends Llge Douglass of the Oviedo Advance carry them later in the spring. The cold Duvt. Marti« l)«nce Mr« TSr»«h«t and Ml«« f u n k •ays th a t fra n k Clark called Governor Gil­ weather they have before coining here Violin NUa, Overture from William Trll • __ . . . . . . — ... Lira nor Herrin* christ a "pig head." Worse end worse will nut hurl them half so much as it will Piano Sato. Spider Dance Maud Alice W n*iiri By tb« tim e the report percolates through Vocal .So!o Prep In Mr Heart. Beloved ............... . . . ........... Ml»« Johna»n the Everglades the monkeys will get tu come south, enjoy our summer land, Keadinf. Aunt Keturo » VUli 10 the Cltr and tiien lose all the good accruing from . . . . . . . ... Manioc tie CoTee mixed u p in lL . . . . __ their Florida trip by a two quick return Duet. Savin'« Country Dane«.. . ....... ..... ...... it me« Mad** and V«da Wmd north. Sanford still spells it fclery. according The musical com m ittee is to be con­ All the physicians in Florida unite In gratulated on the splendid program s they to lire record of W. M. Colbert of that city, urging th at people should show common who sold his crop of 1.218 crates from one have been giving during the w inter. sense In this m atter, but in spite of this, and a third acres fur *4.253 65. f o. b All the d u b m em bers who will attend the exodus begins early every year, and T hat's more than tre can make from an the bridge party on next Tuesday after­ brings with it all sorts of evil conse­ noon are asked to send their nam es and a a e of n ew tp ap ers.\O rian d o quences. But people can not get it into the nam es of their guests lo Miss Laura their heads that because it is warm and Fish or Miss Mell Whittier Under the picture ol Worxlrow Wilson delightful here, it must of course be P ress R u -o r t c r . in the Way cross Herald is ghe statem ent: equally pleasant hit home." Yet in "Woodrow Wilson asks the Democratic Chicago, last Sunday, the therm om eter The B oys t o Hove a C hance Domination on the strength of promises stood ut ten above zero. It is In Florida The Bays, Work section or the Meu und of w hat he will do if made president th at “Sum m er first unfolds her robes." and rather than on his record." Woodrow is the less favored lands will have to wait Religion Forward M ovement Cam paign for Sanford next m onth is be in charge right. Judged by his record we would in­ till the year Is older to get the open air of Mr, Friend E. Hoyt, who is Boys' Work fer that if elected president he would visit roses.—Reporter-Star. Director of tho Young Men's Clirlstian W ashington occasionally. Association of Jacksonville. He under­ The W ednesday Club stands tho hoy problem thoroughly and February was rem arkable far Mime The lovely home of Mr. ond Mr*. C. R will open it up from m any points of view. things, especially for the severe storms Walker was the scene of a very plensunt Tho»« men who have selected this brunch that played havoc in some parts oi the event Wednesday afternoon when Library of the work should notjfnil to hear hirn. country. But in one respect the February Day was observed by the W ednesday Tbe general program of the cam paign is of 18C0 was the most rem arkable in his­ G ub us tha occasion of a book shower for bring worked out and will soon be ready tory, for it had no full moon. January the benefit of the Sutifurd Library. 11 present to (tie public. had two, an d to bad March, but February Tbe afternoon was m ade doubly pleas­ P ay Y our C o u n ty T ak es woa left out entirely. Such a condition an t by the presence of Mrs. Frank E. J e n ­ had never before occurred, and it it said nings of Jacksonville, a lady of charm ing For the benefit of the tax payers W. th a t It wiB not again for a t least two and personality and distinguished presence, a El M artin yrithea Tho Herald to announce a half million years. prom inent and earnest worker in the to the people th a t their sta te and county W oman's G ub of Jacksonville, being taxes m ust be paid on or before March The Florida Press Gang has been chairm an uf “Social and industrial Condi­ 31st, as the tax books close on th a t date strengthened by tom e m ighty good m a­ tions." secretary of the Daniel Memorial and delinquents will then be placed on terial lately, among them being G arence Orphanage, a director on (he board of tho the delinquent tax list. Remember March 31st is your last call Woods who recently assum ed charge of Y. W. C. A., a m em ber of the flag pres­ if the IX Land Supplement. Mr. Woods ervation com m ittee of the national D. A. for sta te and county taxes. come from the good old sta te oi Kentucky, where he owned several good papers. He also served os mayor of Richmond, Ky.. and is on honorkry m em ber of the Ken­ tucky P ress Association. We welcome Bro. Woods to the ranks and reach across the raging S l Johns river and give him the right band of fellowship. Florida will soon have all the good K enlnckiant down bera in the newspaper ranks. Jg r Reports from all portions of this S en a­ torial district indicate that the candidacy of A rthur E. Donegan is receiving the hearty approval of the people and the prospects far his nom ination are exceed­ ingly b rig h t There is a general disposi­ tion to resent an attem p t to deny Oaceola county the recognition to which she Is e n ­ titled a t this lime, especially when th e presents such a candidate as Mr. Done­ gan, who is in every respect fully quail fled to All the senatorial chair ond will work faithfully for the best Interests of the people in both counties— Kissimmee Journal. in terest of her listeners and draw ing them to her by Iter very attractive personality. Mrs. Jennings' talk on “ The Influence of a Well Rounded G ub in a Community" was instructive and replete with good ad­ vice to club women. Miss Florence Frank opened the program by playing one of Greig's most beautiful selections, “The Rustle of Spring." Mrs. Jennings was followed by a vocal solo, “A ithore,” Troterc. sung by Miss Ma­ bel Bowler, accom panied by Mis* Florence Frank. The program was concluded by Mrs. T. A. Newton, who sang tho^^Song of the Nest,” Lillian K ate Sheldon,1accom ­ panied by Miss Clare Walker. Delicious straw berry ice cream and cake wos served by Mrs. W alker's charm ­ ing young assistants. Misses A nnie Whltner, K atherine Waldron, Ethel Moughton and G are Walker. It was n'very generous shower of books for the library, which will be richer by the number of volumes contributed by the W ednesday G ub and their frien d s Program for March 27th: An outlineof Scandinavian history from the Kelmar Union to the present day. (a ) Norway under Danish Rule—Mrs. C. IV Walker. V ; (b ) The Kingdom of Sweden and Nor­ way—Mrs. May Dicklns. . (c) The Kingdom of Norway—Mrs. C. 0. Woodruff. The club will m eet at tbe home of MrsHenry Wight n e a t W ednesday. Less th s n s month a fte r his famous "hat-in-lhe-ring" declaration. Theodore Roosevelt finds him self in one o h the m ost em barrassing positions of his public career. The avalanche of- popular a p ­ proval w hich his friend* predicted would overwhelm President T a ft an d sweep Mr. Rooaevait to victory in th e fight for the Republican presidential nom ination h a t Dot developed. Instead there have been desertions from the Roosevelt ranks. S ta te s which al­ w ays h a v e exhibited stro ng liking for him have rebuked him. county com m ittees la OteOjr States have resentfully “tu n e d R.. a m em ber of tbe legislation com m it­ tee of the Stato Federation of W om en's Gubs. and who is frequently m entioned as a desirable and acceptable next presi­ dent of the S ta te Federation of G ubs. From th is m ention of the m any offices held by Mrs. Je n n in g s It Is easy to see what a n e n tb u t’astlc and philanthropic worker ahe Is In th e cause of others ond for tbe betterm ent and uplift of all classes ail over th is fair sta te . Mrs. Je n n in g s ia returning from a v isit to several prom i­ nen t d u b s in tha state. She waa given an Inform al reception a t the T am pa Bay Hotel* by tbe W om an’s G ub of Tam pa, where she talked to th em on "The Influ­ ence of a Well Rounded G ub in a Com­ m unity,” the subject th at she discussed w ith the W ednesday O qb. She talked to tbe Dodo G ty d u b and tbe Lakeland d u b , tbe d u b a t Crescent G ty and the Palatka d u b . She also will m ake a short per­ sonal v isit to Prof, and Mrs. Blackm an at W inter Park before returning to her home. Mrs. Jen n in g s ia a n Interesting, fluent a d m s js s tlr speaker. **tl*y hoVMn | lire ♦t — - -- : . .* St S tr a w b e r r y b a s k e ts . B ean b a s«kefs. k e ts , ^ fl. H. DEANE. Oak Ave. S. F ir s t S tr e e t. FOR DISTRIBUTORS * « , Steinway & Sons M ehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story & Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. . and Fischer ^ liJV • A N AND The Autopiano % Send # fo r C a ta lo g u e s , P r ic e s and T e r m s John A. Cunningham J A C K S O N V IL L E t F L O R ID A T h e re ’s N o g t E xcuso For corn plaining about thi ■fiifc'h cvitt uf farm s and trio k IhihI- »»■n "ur easy paym ent plan - it ■r . ftl rnand. $25 00 il««»u V. I«0 monthly buy* a ti»> . < tt u t tn our Volusia farm- K v■-It .ire looking for a beniilifnt mih- i'I i and fertile little farm you - mid .«v ui about those w e have fur m i .« Herr you can grow ccletv cauliflower, lettuce am) many ■•'lei iiimg. Write us for (urtino n* i HOWARD PACKARD I \M t tl Sanford. Floride BOTH NECESSITIES AM» LUXURIES are w ithin your re.it 1« j ’ U i' ¿fuCttJ w ithout in e rra o n g 'I < .« -I I 11VID( l i v i l l j tt O u r prices are such it o p« your ow n (milt if w«ti ■ it< 1 u w ii vantage of th em 1» i> to »lay rod to eat i t begin th e era of bettet >r ■/ no higher cost. PAY CASH a n d GAVE MONEY Peoples <W Cash Grocery Do F irst S tre e t SPENCE S.iii lotti fiotl BA R Y Only rx d tislv r Baker In the city. All mixing itnnr with latest Improved S anitary m achinery. S P E N C E R ’S O R E A D H A N D L E D b y a ll F I R S T C L A S S CHOCERB S p e c ia l O r d e r s F ille d P r o m p t l y _ Wc Make Everything K nown to t lie I r.nh P H O N E 100. NO. I l l P A R K A W M'E PRACTICAL /9 /f ’S \T E S T t nrttcr Mainland Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of th ! .'.11.000 system of Business Colleges in the W orld—22 years MIO graduates. More titan 100 high-grade instructors ( ’«'itn i t s g o r a I m isse d to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D MON'K'i ,» men tliiO hy more Morida and Georgia B ankers and other htisitic l ! > l l t r « i W • A LL OT H E R Florida and Georgia business college1- <|,T also teach BY M A IL. Catalogue F R E E . J . A . H . J A M E S , M a n a g er, J a c k s o n v ille . Ha. B. L. H E A R N O P A T L A N T A . OA. . h as arranged for Sanford Banka to- pay shippers of Florida products to B. L H earn A Co., of th a t city. References exchanged. Eggs for Hatching Get tho W hite W ing «train winner« a t Orange county fair. Single Comb Whit« Leghorn!, Single Comb Rhode Island Red«, Indian Runner Duck«. Eggs for hatching and ttock for «ale. Orders booked for baby chicks and duckling«. WHITE WING POULTRY FARM • W. J. WILSON, Proprietor . S a n fo rd - F lo r i d a . fc'- .... . .., - - w ag A FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE FOR FIFTY CTS. Thi« was the a«toni«hing offer recently m ade by a New York Mil­ lionaire to settle a bet with a friend. Although ho took hi* otond on New York'« busiest street an d offered to exchange with nil wn? passed, not one accepted his offer. It seem ed "Too Good to lx- ' nir 'IF. We m ake you an offer th a t la equally remarkable. V We offer you, absolutely free of charge, P ain ter’• handsomely h,,*>‘ graphed Florida Almanac and Guide for 1912. * Drop u« a lette r or poat card containing Your request ami tellm i u* w hat crop you are interested In, an d NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE thi* book will be rent free to your odd re*». If you ore lot cited In Agriculture In Florida, you lim ply can ’t afford to without this book« E . 0 . P A I N T E R FERTILIZER COMPANY DOOM 1100 »■ - - ' JACKSONVILLE. ..................................................... i n ..................... ............................................. '* " - " M „ , _ ■* ■ • » :■ * ;• _______ ____- " ‘ ? -it ' �■ r r t ■ R H I ;n l ., _ —J . March 22. 192 M P * IMP SANfORD HERALD 3 Home on the next train A room should P reach in g at P re s b y te ria n Church be provided in the etiy hull wftere these The congregation id the Presbyterian patients could lie kepi while in tlie city a» church cxjwcl (ireactiiiig .Sunday t tlie tins jail is no place for them usiial hour» by Rev .1 f Mchinnon /S a n f o r d Heights never inoke 1 prettier Vse are r<pnp|ira1 to handle your repair than at present t.m e with all the nrenge work Sanford Machine tv Garage Co trees in full bloom and the garden* hi fn-48tf Rend the “Glow of the Rubles.'' Start* vivid green This is one of the most f L VSiMMlrutl 1« gam , to move S|*v lieautiful sections in Floritln and will |*t 1a I (a 1er» no shoes 4H if la thl* issue of Tho Herald. recognized ns such l»y wealthy tourist* Great tale sta rts this «reck. "Glow of All kind* of rejitiir work Sanford Mnere long tbo Rubles." Read it in this issue. chlne & Gnruge t o (n -4H-|f The fine prizes tiiut will be distributed Meade Fox o rm e d In the d i> Thursday Don I liny «hoes until you fmve seen soon by I). A. Caldwell A Sons' deport­ morning, from Columbia. South Carolina Woodruff'* Sjxvinl letnuval prtrt-a 2tl-(l m ent store ore proving a great incentive A cool «rave is predicted for tomorrow, to the (aibliu and tills well known firm of ^fnp your produce to (i VS Judy A Co. which will be good new* to the celery bargain givers ure realizing the fruits of ' rn ,,'P" Fin. Write them for stencil fri-tf (rower*. I lie Gale City House tins brought dowp their industry They believe hi iwiutrr* Tax Assessor Uutt was in the city last ink and always get results the lugii cost of living Only $4 00 per Wednesday looking u p some property a s­ Hon. Louis C. Massey, of Orlando, candi­ week fur the finest table Imard in the city sessments. Jg date for State Senator from tin* district, See Parker T M A very pleasant im prom ptu dance was enjoyed by the young people W ednesday evening in the hall. Mil» Mary McClung of Clearwutcr I* the guest of her sister. Mr*. C. H. Dingee of Sanford Height*. P. L Hughes, of the Florida Growers, Association has been confined to his borne this week by illness. vH on. S. A. Robinson, can d id ate for the Legislature, was shaking hands with the voters here this week. l)r Forster cam e ill W ednesday night was in the city yesterday Mr Massey expects to make a thorough cunvats of and returned Thursday to File Shelter at Fn-55-tf the counties of Orange and Osceola, and New Smyrna , the contest in the Nineteenth will warm For u good table mid home cooking cnlue , up some ere the primary to tlie Slrrine Hotel for your nienls. Rates 24-tf Mr. and Mr* A. II. Gerber left Thursday S3 per week afternoon, for Jacksonville, where they One am) two horse wagons with eelery will spend a day or two, before going to flared side bodies ill Underwood'*, fri-7-tf their home in Pittsburg. The many W anted—Celery, cabbage, beet* car­ friends of Mr and Mr*. Gerhcr. m ade dur­ rots small lot* P J Scliuur. Phone ing their several m ouths' stay in Sanford, '2R7 31 - lilt p regretted their departure, and will wr|. Alltocs and carriage painting at lirtcome their return next winter, rferwood's f irst clns* work fn J-tf V Mrs. M. FIclsbFr and children left to­ Sanford l-odge No 27, I I) () f . field day for several weeks visit with her Do you need *hoe*r Getthem ut re­ un imivirtniit meeting in tile Masonic Hall brother In Memphis. Tenu. duced j)fice* nt Woodruff* fK-tf last Monday night Matters of importance A German band here litis week brought Bring vihii old tires to Sanford Machine regarding tile cMahllshinenl of an (kid b*A pleasant recollections of old days in Fellow»' Home were iIimti&m-i I I he ttrM * Garage Co. fur vulcanizing In 4H-tf Cincinnati and “over the Rhine.' Have you Itteil tfte S im ttr House! Ith Degree wa* <onferred upon a candidate. You will like th e “Glow of the Koines.'' Sanford Lodge is gaining new members, and Palmetto If nut gel a meal ticket. Starts in lids issue u t The iieruld. . M il, in a most flourishing condition. iC g tte i h as ro tu rtm T /ro : n f ^ d Machine anrfM m W II Ijilgh-tnrve arrived cahvasa nf the county and received g rati­ n the city to make tills tlieir future home. fri-48-tf fying newt from his m any friends Mr I-rlgli lias (hire based the Knsmlngcr Everett Shepherd, of Birmingham, Ala., Studio umi when the many im prove­ is in the city, the guest of Ids sisters. Mrs m ents ate finished will liave one of the Jessie Speer and Miss Louise Shepherd finest in I lie Male We welcome Mr and A force of carpenters are busy Hus Mi* l.cigh in Snulonl uni pnufnse (hem All Local A d v e rtis e m e n t* I n d r r Ih ls week si the Peoples Bunk building [sit­ that they will nevci irgrei cnsllng Iheir If ra d big I h r r r Cent s u H u e t uch Issue ting in steel girders to brace the second lot wilh us I lie) p m |m v III build a For Sale —Anyone w anting bargain in new home here and fa-comr active c iti­ IlHl class celery futtii address Owner” lu floor care of Hefald (Mfice (77 tl • Hr* J SV Wildman returns frurn Ins trip zen* at once For Sale— Two nf n>> line truck farm* Mt Mosses <1 Overstreet announced to Virginia and will (III his pulpit at the Levi Uinford. 57-tf Baptist church next Sunday morning mid today that tie will be a candidate to Suc­ For Sale —100 nere» of land I miles front ceed himself on the Board of County Com• Sanford 2 miles from Oslreti 7 ro an evening house, well water. UK) bearing orange trees, missiouer» Hus will be good news for J P Conway of Scranton. l*o , was in flowing nttcsluii well Pro c $3,000 00 tbe city today looking over the Celery residents of this who have Ihc ,eal wel­ Will sell |0 - a a r tracts Land 7 miles fare of llie county at heart Mr Overfrom St John* river ferry H W Harris, Delta Be represents the fip p c o iu a r Se­ street is duohtless better posted on tlie Osteen. Florida I tp curities Co. tired and |sisslbilllles of the intu it) lhali W anted —fo r term of years, $ ¡,.700 at ft 1 itie Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co are First m ottgage on properly, in any m an in ll He is likewise one of the | k-t te n t making changes in their tim e and will lies! of credential* Addre»* M | most successful men. m In* (»lvate en Sanford soon have one of the fim-ai riutlmig em ­ Herald Other [x| I pacity, of Hie county VVV iniglit well Wuuteif—Good wlute tuesseiigei twiy poriums in the south say. then, that ns a Commissioner, he is Excellent opportunity to learn telegraphy Mr« H F frost of Huntingtnii. Indiana indispensable__Heportrr-Slnr Western Hnion relcgrn|4i Oniipatiy 53.if li in the m y ami esjiect* to |iurchu*e H Waite, lac Fuller. Or land Summer Kates at tin* fuirvtew will tie •oaie property Her hushund is u promt gm Apttl 1st 7l> 1 l|i Why and W hat is W oodland Park.* aerii pliynciun of Huniiiigtuu W an ted —If you have some pistil sew­ VVc have been In picnics and found C B ihngee Is gelling u repniution i s many Bungs lo spoil whui otherwise would ing you would like done, [dense call at V.i 300 Elm A Vc . corner 1 bird St Sli 2l p s chicken fancier, and ins tine place on have been great pleasure, A sudden For Kent—-1 room cottage 1204 Park Saiilori] Heights is visited dully by people shower has rilltird m ail) a dress and Ave $10 |M-r month including water •muting the Barred Plym outh Rocks .71»-1f hrouglit on sickness, because there was no (i W Si»encer Furnished room to rent Good tmili \>fr> frank F Jen n in g s of Jacksonville ¡■holier, goed water is not always con­ f'2 - > I HI France nvewhu la.krii in tlie Wednesday I'hih on venient inim ic nod people slurl a figlil, room anti pla/a tine 7ti tic WeOne.Ua) allerniKin was tlie guesl. nei cssiiie« ue | u king, pig- and cows mW.inird A top buggy, must lie in first while in the city of Mrs Henry Wight I irude elc eii We decoded In make a cl«»* i oitdilton wrrtr giving full paili i.) lit Mrs W R Gardner »pent several day« ¡ icon ground an a* beaiitilul u s|«u us Cubits Bo * I 1st Sun fnrtf t la For Sale—A pretty Florida boine on of this week looking after her property llicrc is in this locality, (Ct acres covered merest* The G ardners arc now resid­ with immense live onks. palms etc ; con­ Silver Lake. C. F. Willbime, Bo* U23 Sanford Fla., or phone 201. 33-tf ing in Waycrots and like their new home. taining a shell mound, located nt (lie One of the most suitable tracts uf land The ninny friends of E S. Sooggins ate month nf Lake Monroe, accessible tiy boat in Flotilla, near Hie beautiful Indian River, glsd to see him hack in Sanford again. He or vehicle and only a short distance from now open for »ale If you want good We cleared, d rain ­ land, pretty scenery Itenltli and comfort, Is (he well-known rc |a c se n ta tiv c o f Crutch MourrM- K K Station Write to J ed and otherwise unproved the grounds, ilo not let this oiler slip by 6»l<1V Woolfolk. and will tie here several F Smtdell. Lake Mary. Fla 17-tf litilll a iieal. light Icnee around it. cut a month» Hunt forget to try tlie dried chipped canal and built a dock to deep water and liref— chlpls'd while you wall <il M W The wonderful liuntuu m achine, tlie made mails to tin- place pins ideal »belief lamgs gr>» cry 1.7 if Monotype, recently purchased by The tables, benches, swings, seesaw, trull», le u acres of gixsl land for sale nt a Herald, i* expected next week, and there toilets criuplcl ground e tc . and fur the bargain fluec acres cleared und ero|rwill be something doing in the printing use of’all Hus we charge for the present l M 'o s' «•'.n-m All nude, fence Near li mil i nt! nt fidmi aaii if uctinn h n r Almost line ltd» summer. live l* q i > atlm&MAun We linve n|»o a ilwu> Particulars «1 Herald ^ Mr* E. Mulnar left Sunday for Sanford, swimming [mol which we em pty and | Office wbtrp for the next week or two she will e'enn thoroughly after each days' use and For Stile—Full blood English Bull Pupte a guest of her mother. Mr. Molnsr ac­ refill with fresh w ater from a flowing pics. P 0**Hox 1183. Sanford. Vick Zer-ll-IHt-p companied her as far as Pulutku on tlie well. Spring broads, sliute, diving stage noneari For Sale—5 ucre farm, tw enty bearing Journey —Gainesville Sun. »flower mid forty dressing room arc pro­ orange tree*. 30 |>each trees, also very J- li Tucker, candidate for county vided Bathing ten cent* Suits and large In-nring (wiw trees, mudreti 5-room Refreshment*. Open cottage, front and buck porches, faces tfessurcr wns in tho city yesterday. Mr. towels to hire Tockrr is one of the finest men that ever every Sunday. Leased other days at south Golden Lake, 3 miles south cast of Sanford; S minute* wulk to street rail­ tVne from (Ira county seat seeking office reasonable*. Address Victor Schtnclz & way. also Ovehlo railroad. Film drinking lip *sd he will be the next county treasurer. Son. R No. 2, Sanford Flo. water, good bathing, fishing and sw im ­ ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very Ota* Perry and fam ily have returned W eek o f P ra y e r first celery amt lettuce land, well located. from a trip to their old home near GainesThe members of the Woman's Mission­ '» mile west Cameron City, less than o ville. Mr. Perry has a large crop of cu- ary Society of the B aptist church will ob­ ((uarter of mile from Sanford traction e'“nbers and tom atoes this year aud ex- serve next week as a week of prayer for carline. Land has a gentle slope from North to South End. so there will never pects to resiU e a handsom e profit from Home Missions, as follows: l»c an y danger of soured land. G uaran­ Hie same. »■ Monday. March 25th. the ladles will teed to get flowing wells on land. RenCW( forget the sale of good tilings to gather ut the Baptist parsonage for a »oiuible («rice, and term* to suit. Ad­ dress box 1127 City. 2-tf3 ***• st Crippea's store, all day Satdfday. missionary m eeting and social evening. W. H Underwood now h as a first class “The L*nd ■ H and" young ladles have Tuesday, the young ladies' Helping horse shoer and blacksmith and can kindly left tha field for th a t day to the Hand Society will hove charge of the ex­ guarantee all work of this nature. Your horses can be assured pf the best kind Congregational Missionary Society, a t th at ercises which will be held in the church. of work In this line. S«e Underwood ^data had already been fixed by th e SoclW ednesday evening, prayer m eeting. when your Itorse needs sh o es 45-tf fy . Thursday, the meeting will be held at Cottage for R en|—91$ Pntk avenue. A solicitor for The Herald "m a d e a the home of Mr*. M. M. Stewart. Address Box «41. City. 44-lf tiwr°o.Ah canvass of th is' territory this . .Friday, the ladles will meet at the frame For Sale—A 10 acre celery farm in high - week and brings In tho gratifying news of Mr*. R. C. Mnxwrll for their closing sta le of cultivation. 15 m inutes walk from Post-office, west side, 3 flowing wells, fnat the People tak e th is papiernfld-every •entice. Each of the above m eetings begin nt oil riled. Known as the Greenberg form. w o reads It—not always their ow n—but Inquire any Real E state office or write »*y read lb A dvertisers please take no­ 7JO o'clock. Every member is urged to Mr* A. Grecnlhal, 174 St. Nlcholns Ave., be present each evening a t far as possible New York City. lle*. , 54-4tp and visitors will be warmly welcomed Ail* For Sale—Good horse wagon and h ar­ County Comraisslooer Woodruff mode ness. JG5.0U R. E King. K. f . f> No. I. W e a th e r R ep o rt Anlck provision for th e m ap who was 54-tf Rnin tonight and Saturday followed by “^nght here tick from th e fishing camp. cooler weather In central and south For Sale—Show cose, lock drawer, m is­ A» *oon as tbo m a tte r waa brought to hia portions. Colder weather la northern sion style, fine condition. Particulars a t Herald office. nt the man to tbo County portion*. W.. _ E S T O N . . . S H I N E Condidate-for County Solicitor— Orangc^\jf)untV WANTS ■ P u t a D o lla r ■ more in the n ext pair of sh oes you b u y — B e c o n v in c e d o f w h at w e can give you in additional style, com fort, ser­ vice and l a s t i n g good looks in The Buster, $5.00 S o m e w h a t f nney — neat when on the feet. E. G. ■ DUCKWORTH FEET FITTER r ' -X‘..'j-'- F . riî » v.x’.W j r t huM ...The... Altamonte Al B f A t llf U All AMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA u M11 KS s i l l 'I I I —- Ot SANFORD rII) lit» alimi r*f4 Mfife hrrfweefy M. hiu lake* -10 at .r* !‘#fV* riiiMt sontplefe •lira* f«%r ft *<fl »nintriifH f omit Or «nf r |tci>e *r«il *11 ■niuwntent* trrr to furtt* M>0 Grt.il }tiai■i *■y!«nr an«I iwrific* ftill* dit« dneff' witcr tupply An lilfil win 'ff hiMfif KkJe out tt»d »rr ut G. w . c BATES 8. SON. Props. i w w v w w w v v w v v w v * v v v * * v u v w » vvvv»vv *w v* y v y » « v v w » v » m H «' AS GOOD AS TH E N A M E I �| (aIn 11/. b y FRANCIS PDREf ELLIOTT IL L U S T R A T IO N S A Present from China. It w as the first thing I saw that alghi aa I swtuig Into a y chambers. Fast la, for tha moment. It was the • * 7 thing 1 saw . Somehow, its splash of yellow there under the shaded lamp ■Mined to catch my aye and bold It I screwed my glass tight and ex­ amined the thing with Interest. Noth­ ing remarkable; Just a tiny, oblong package, bearing curious foreign markings. Its wrapper plainly ad­ dressed to me, hot— "By Jore! From China 1" I ejacu­ lated. Somebody In far-off China sending me a present, with duties and chargee prepaid evidently. "Anybody 1 know In China. Jen­ kins T" I asked. And to help him out, 1 added: “Fact la, some chap's sent me a package, you know." "Name on box, air, perhaps." Bald It offhand. Just Ilka that—no trouble of thinking, dash It all—never even blinked. Just Instinct, by Jove! T i n Trtrre T if f T lbK B i« To m ention to a p erfect g en —" "B 7 Jo v e, I k n o w r I lifted my finger auddenly. T kDOW now - Ibe ’ kind you m ean —big, fat, sreaay-looklng o n e s—th e s o rt Vanderdecker and C o lo n tl B o y lito n sm oke oyer a t th e c l u b I shook m y bead. T o o lolly thick and heavy for me. Bo th e y 're tw o fo r a 'V —edT Oh, 1 aee— 'twofe ra l' By J o v e !” A b ran d now one, till»— a ripper! ; I m ade up m y m ind to sp rin g It on th e fellow s first chance— th a t la, If 1 could re m e m b e r th e jolly thing. I i*Ju»t looked a t Je n k in s' solem n face an d laughed. “Oh, 1 aay, J e n k in s —hang the ex ­ p ense, you k n o w !" I rem o n strated In som e d isg u st. F o r th is London chap had given m e no end of a good tim e, you know ; and It's such devilish bad fo rm —ro tte n , 1 a a y —haggling about e x p e n se w hen you w an u -to m ake a com e-back an d do th e handsom e. I w as Jolly glad the m istak e bad hap­ pened. J u s t h ere I rem em bered the le tte r at Jen kina. •’ “And what'a the matter with your* I demanded. For I bad caught him with hla band over hla mouth, obviously trying to suppress a chuckle. He sobered In­ stantly. but seemed embarrass«! for a reply. “Oh, I aay, yon know!" I urged him. He started to speak, then putted up. Hla breath went out In a soft of sigh. And be Just stood there looking at and went at ti again, for I was keen me. and looking kind of scared. Fact! Perfectly Irreproachable terr­ to find out. If possible. If It was a mtif. ies for flvo years; and now here, dash tier u n d er th e string, So I fixed my It, showing emotion and that sort of g lass and read o n : thing; ju st like—well, like people, by : “R ealising w hat th e s e cig ars are, 1 Jore! Gad, I don't mind saying I was i h av e given th em , from tim e to tim e, devilish put out! I screwed my glass to frien d s of m ine—a n d others. K ra l­ rather severely and be made another ly, J d o n 't th in k 1 e v e r bad euch un­ selfish. unalloyed p leasu re from an y ­ th in g In my life. G ave one to a bun d riv e r o u t E a rl's C ourt w ay—chap who had n e v e r been know n to speak to m an, w om an o r child in y ears, and. a fte r he lig h te d It—well, my w ord! H e op en ed up and grew so bally loquacious I bad to g et off. J e n k in s cleared h is th ro a t w ith an “H ad been try in g to g e t Jo rg ln s, my effo rt. !vls eyes ro llin g a t roe apologeta chief, to s e n d ran o u t h e re ag ain to ^ S D IT O R O F . » D lg J E ” A N D “ .T H E SJ C hina, b u t K s T H a eve? finding aom e R o lan d M as term an n. G overnm ent cold, b e a stly e r a ilo n . B u t w hen your • H ouse, H ong K o ng.'C hina. p ack ag e cam e to th e office, th a Drat I re a d It a lo u d —c a n ’t read an y th in g , th in g 1 did a f te r I h ad trie d th e cig ars you know, u n less 1 read It a lo u d —and w as to band th e old Iceberg a box looked a t Je n k in s Inquiringly, But | j w ith m y com plim ents. h e cam e rig h t o p to th e s c ra tc h ; Just “F iv e m in u tes a fte r, he cam e back, seem ed to g e t It from som ew here He bus fought for the P e o p le ’s rights for six yen com pletely th aw ed out. F'aet la, never rig h t o u t of Lhe wall over my bead saw him so w arm tow ard any one will continue this same fight in the same foreefu “Beg pardon, sir; bnt th in k It's th a t A sked me If th e o th e r boxes w ere to , Congress. ____ London g e n tle m a n —en tertain ed you b e given aw ay o u ts id e Bald no; th a t a t th e C arlto n w hen you • w ere over bis w as th e only box I could sp a re : th e o th e r aide." w as going to keep ’em all th e re at the V O T E F O R L ’E N G L E M s s te n n a n n l By Jove, so It w as— office an d am oke ’em m yself. N ever I began to rem em b er him now, be- t saw a m an so m oved—*o w orked up and f o r y o u r choice f o r D is tr ic t C o n g r e s s m a n cause I rem em bered hla dinner, ecv o v er little th in g N ext day be sent eral of them . In fact, during th e th ree m e o u t h e re to China. y e a rs 1 had lived over th ere, acquir­ “And so I have been looking about ing th e E nglish a c c e n t—m an n er, you sin c e I h av e been o u t hero, trying to know —and all th a t so rt of th in g ! find so m eth in g as rare, unique and Ifa s te rm a n n —oh, yea, 1 had him. full of su rp rlse a fo r your friends as now 1 Jolly ru m old boy, but e n te r­ your cig ars have bfeen for ruins L ta in in g an d clever—long h air, pink have found I t w a rt on Jaw I And, by Jove. 1 had “ You know w hat a curloualy upsideprom ised him —prom ised him — w hat down people the C hinese are. Exam th a deuce w as it I had p rom ised him ? pie, th ey begin d in n er w ith d e se rt L e t m e aee: be was s o m e th in , or and end w ith soup; they d rin k h o t o th e r in th e foreign office; yes, I had acid beveragea In sum m er Instead of th a t—an d trem endously in te re ste d In Iced o n e s, th ey w rite from right to m um m ies and psychical In v estigation le ft, v e rtically , w hile we w rite from and rum so rt of th in g s like th a t, an d — le ft to wylte, h o rU o n ta lly , they m ourn “By Jo v e I" I ejacu lated, aa It cam e In w h ite In stead of black, and they to me. "A nd fo r th a t re a so n h e wanta r e aw fully h o n e st and pay tb e lr ad them to send him out to C hina." ; d eb ts. "B eg pardon, air," p u t Ln Jen k in s, “ Out th e re Is one o th e r point of d if­ “b n t th in k yon had a le tte r w ith a fe re n c e s till q u e e re r: they w ear p a ­ C hinese postm ark la st w eek." ja m a s all day. w hile we w ear them , He looked around at my UlUe writ- < only at n ig h t" tug-desk and coughed a lightly behind H ere I yaw ned. Always h ate th a t C H A PTER II hla band. • J , heavy, h isto ric a l. In stru ctiv e stuff, you ( "W as Ju st e-w ondsrlng. s ir. If It know. If you have to h e a r It. gives m ig h t n o t b e am o n g th o se you h a v e n ’t you h e ad ach e, u n less you can slip off o pened—th e re a r e se v e ra l piles. If 1 to sleep first. m ig h t look, s ir —" Bo I re a c h e d th e le tte r up to J e n ­ I nodded. F a c t Is. I allow J e n k in s I kin s. • ' m uch priv ileg e, ow ing to lo n g service. I “J u s t ru n over th e re s t of It y o u r T hen you k n o w —oh, daah It. h e ’s ao self, sn d see If he say s an ything about , o rig in a l—s o re fre sh in g and th a t so rt bis p re se n t,“ 1 said, se ttlin g co m fo rt­ of th in g —ao su rp risin g . J u s t as In ably C lev er Idea of mine, d o n 't you I th is case, he th in k s Of so m any devil- I th in k ? U h ly Ingenious. out-of-the-way so rt of I And 1 w as Just dropping my bead th in g s I 1 to have a snug little nap—Just a little . It was J e n k in s ' Idea th a t I find o u t fo rty, you know —w hen, d ash m e, if w hat was ln th e box by Just o p en in g t I d id n ’t h av e a n o th er Idea! Awfully th e d ash ed th in g while h e looked fo r t annoying, tim e like that. th e le tte r. i Mind Is so devilish alert, dash It! .. C lever th a t, eh? W ell, ra th e r! 1 A lw ays d o in g th in g s Ilka th a t; can t Bo I u n sh e a th e d my UlUe po ck et i l seem to g e t o v e r It, you know . And m an icu re knife, c u t th e s trin g s and 1 ib is rip p in g Idea th a t bobbed up now rem oved th e w rapper. In sid e w as s and g o t m e all ro u se d .u p w as nothing Ju st a UUle. s te w -c o v e re d box w ith a m ore o r le s s th a n to u n tie th e strin g telescope co v er an d in sid e th e box, I m y self and see w h at th e th in g wax. w rapped in tissu e , w as a tig h t ro ll of Bee? b rig h t red silk. “I b eliev e, elr,” said Jen k in s, look­ T h a t w aa all— not a n o th e r th in g b u t in g up. “th e g e n tle m a n h a s s e n t you— eee ♦♦♦ th is UUle silk roll. It w as a w ad as T he G eo. H . Snow C om pany h ’m —h as s e n t you—“ e e th ic k a s th re e fingers s n d p e rh a p s “By Jo v e , a su it of p a ja m a s!" I exo f B r o c k t o n w a s s o s u p e r i o r in tw ice a s long, tied w ith a b it o f com­ j claim ed , h o lding th em up. m on s trin g , ending ln a lo o se bow- ^ e v e r y r e sp e c t th a t w e f e lt o b lig e d It w as n e c k and neck, but I b e a t knot. J e n k in s to It, a fte r all! • in d u t y t o o u r c u s t o m e r s , a s w e l l 1 pinched th e roll gloom ily. j. “G en tlem an says, sir," continued “If It’s a re d silk m uffler, Je n k in s, a s t o o u r s e lv e s , t o s to c k th is + Je n k in s, stu d y in g th e le tte r, “ th a t hla c a tc h m e w earin g It. th a t’s all!" 1 eee eee p re s e n t o f a p a ir of p ajam as m ay fa m o u s lin e b u r s t out Indignantly. - “R o tte n bad seem su rp risin g , b u t you w o n t know t o m . If you a sk m e I’d look Ilka an how s u rp ris in g u n til you b a n w orn out-and-out b o u n d e r!" th e m ." T h e n I h a d a h o rrib le th o u g h t: "Jo lly lik ely ," I ad m itted . • feelin g “Or—o r th a S alvation A rm y, daah Claude L ’ Engle Candidate for Congressman-at-Large Primaries 1912 too ^jjit tooK us a long time to decide w h a t popular priced shoe to feature— W e examined the styles of a dozen of the best manufacturers in the world -— went through their factories, heard them talk about their organization, and when it came to a show-down, we made the only selection we could make on the evidence. Bora enough, it was from Hong Kong, and from that chap. Mastermean. Out Ihtra on spatial mission for his government, ha said. I don’t know what It was b i t w did know, la fact, for I skipped dawn to this paragraph, which I read aloud: “Every puff of those rare cigars you M n t me has but reminded m e that my debt to you U still unpaid."'. ,; > I read Gaos tar; then J read it again. But I 'could make nothing of i t Never Baw a Man Bo Moved. It got on my nerves. andT could" feel tha hair slowly rising on each side of my part. . .Ha bent d o se, whispering behind hie hand, and I knew be had been eating radishes for dinner: "U’l whet's known to the trade, sir, aa n Twofsr.*" "A Twoferl'" I repeated, p onied. D. A Caldwell & Sons nford - Florida �■. * - . . . * -**'*• r ■ • " '/■;.Ï/J*H _*4JlV rT ■ 11 ' * ÜV- *- *T'T *■? * ■•* ». V , • •jfli ¿yt <* M arch 22, t e a r i l f SANFORD HERALD w„ . ú » T u , b u t' boiuoKow I V [ ^ n*t fetch th e Ide». I thought of , Ink »ml blood end firew ork». but [?!» didn’t »eetn to bo UP to them at ¿L And a big. treltcty petal that droPP*«1 from ono of th e crtmpon |o««s ]n*t Bcemcd brow n b tsld e tfcaOL I n i w ondering w h e th e r th e llttlo ■ w>B curioua about th e Jolly red ¿ lo r th ere below him. And Just then jttk in s ’ band w ent out an d »wept nt th# llttlo th read . T h e s p id e r dropped ■nd abot Into a fold of th e pajam as. “I a a jl Look o u t!” J exclaim ed a» jaaklna m ade a n o th e r clu tch . ‘Don't B u h the beaat on tho »Ilk; you'll ruin I t—the «llk. I m e a n !” -Thero It go**. B,r!" 8 a ,d Jenkln» •tgcrly. "O ver b F 3rour liantJ " -No; by J oto ; bo’a gone Into a leg of the pajam aa! H ero, shako him cot—gently now !" Jenkins lifted th e g a rm e n t gingerly tud lightly «hook It. B ut nothing cune forth. “Why don’t you look In tho leg,” l ggld. "and «ce If you can aeo Itr* jtnkln« peered down o n e of tho •Ui«n tube« a n d fo rth w ith dropped It yjth a yelL H e Jum ped back. -Look out. air,'’ bo cried oxoltedly; -¿ o n t touch ’em ! T h e re ’« a ta ra n tu la la there big aa a «and c ra b , and lt’a «lira.“ I backed nervously from The crum ­ pled crimaon pile on th o floor. Crimson T Of courae, I knew It w as crim son; tt must be th e ahadow of tho tnhlo I there th at m ade the th in g s so dark — bUek, In fact. But my m ind wm. on tb* tarantula; and I vraa th in k in g that R mu«t h a re been w rapped with the jajam gi. Yet I could not u n d o m au d ,. hJW_thl* w n # - b e , c o ffild e a ljw J jp w ' tightly th e thing« bad b een r o m f d r * ^ Anyhow, It waa th e ro ; an d Jenklna [ pointed excitedly. -Look, »lrl You can se e It moving under the a llk l" By Jove, so you could! And the thing «earned nearly a« big as a rat ft ««■ making for th e end of lb* leg I climbed upon a chnlr “Oet a club." I e ic la lm e d . "and u u ib the th in g a« It cornea o u t’” Jeoklni ni»hed out and returned with • brassle “Careful now," 1 w arned from tho cbtlr “Don’t go and hit th e dashed thing before It gets out. and make a devil of ■ mese on the silk ! T here It U—It’* out! No, no—not yet! Walt, until It get« Its whole body out! T here Bow; he'» draw ing out his last beast ly leg Now—now let d r iv e ’" And be did, and seem ed to bit the thing squarely. I knelt on the chair and craned over, while Jenkins still held the stick tightly at the point w here th e thing bid etrurk “Oet him?" 1 Queried W here I» itr ‘T hst's It, air," said Je n k in s In an #dd voice “It ain't h e r e " "Why, dash It, I saw you strik e the bteit, right w here you 're holding that club ” “Mr l.lghtnut, s ir" —Je n k in s spoke « little huskily and g la n c e d around nt tn* quecrly “ will you look under th* tad of tills stick and se» If you see whit I see’" 1 climbed down and exum lued can tloully „ • “Why, by Jove, IT« tho Iluto spi der!” 1 exclaim ed, su rp rised . “Exactly, air; w hat'» left." Jenkins took a deep breath “th an k you, <lr—It's a g re a t relief.' bs sighed “Eh?" "I mean, sir, I'm glad 1 a in 't the only one who thought ho saw that other It s some com fort " Jenkins spoke gloomily "Thought you sa w !" I rep eated But Jenkins only shook his head as he gathered up th e re m a in s of tho ■ptder and consigned th em tu a cus Pldor. "You m ean—«ay, w hat tho devil do fou mean?" I asked sh a rp ly Jenkins straig h ten ed w ith air ru~ ipeclful but solem n. “Mr l.lghtnut. sir,” he began grave^ ly. ''there’s a party le c tu re s on tho *tr**t corner every n ig h t a t nlno on Ike tearful consequences of fho drink ksUt, and passes aro u n d blank Pledge* to be signed. I’m going to .le t one first chance; an d If you will ^ re p t It, etr—m eaning no offense— I would be proud to get you one, too ” I stared a t him agbaat. "Oh, 1 «ey< now," l m u rm u red faintif. "you don’t th in k ' It w aa th a t, do pour Jenkins' face w as elo q u en t enough. . T'm through, air," b e eald sadly. ~^h«n It com es to se e in g th in g s like • t^at—" If* lifted his eyes. "No more for m«, air; m y belief la, l t ’a a warn*■*—y««, air, th a t’s w h a t, a w arn ­ ing.” 1 collapsed Into a ch a ir. “By J ot«, Jenklna!** I said , try in g *• in * feeble «mile. **1 n e v a r fe lt ao ■t for a corking stiff h ig h b a ll In my « * -n a r« rP 1 took g screw on m y g lass an d ■tudled h im 'cu rio u sly . “Ana i «ay, you know — b e tte r * • ro u raeU l- | added. CHAPTER III. I Den th e P ajam a» . J ot», Jenklna, tfcey fit like a I tw isted before the glass and sur­ thought, as no swung the chntr. I veyed thr- p ajam as with m uch satis ducked low, and man and chnlr w ent faction They looked Jolly right from crashing to Hie floor Hut he Was up I every point M oreover, with all th eir again In a JtfTv nod dancing at me i easy looseness, th e re waa not an Inch 'M r l.lghtnut, sir why don't you I too m uch They had a com fortable, help m e ’" ' perso n al feel Help you—you Jolly Idiot ?" I m u t­ Then my voice "L ucky thing th ey w rren t made tered Indignantly. I vs a mind to kill you!" ! o rig in ally for som e whale like J a c k inland W ith a veil he mad« n kangaroo ( H illing»—eh. Jen k in sT “ t com m ented Jump and swung ut me again m usingly. "H r says h a s going to kill me, Mr. B ehind bis hand Jen k in s Indulged In tig h t n u t '" he punted an 1 dodged w hat la vulgarly know n aa a snicker. “ Help me— w ake up. sir:'* "M r llll|lngH, sir. ho c o u l d ^ t . get uguln W ake u p ’ W ake up, Itidrrd. when ono shoulder In 'em , much luR a-a— I had never bcon so devilish wig« h’h —leg," ho chuckled. TheirM ho aw ake In all my life' I was su ro In ribbons, s ir!" now about that I moved tow ard him I yaw ned sleepily, and Je n k in s In­ cautiously s ta n tly sobered to a tten tio n lie held "Stop your row !" | cried an g rily ; Ills linger over the light sw itch as 1 ">«tii'II have somebody lu T hink 1 punched a p illo w and rolled over on want th e police up here?" th e inuttresN. ' W ith a glare at mo, Jenkins d arted "A ll rig h t," I sa id ; "push flu* Jolly past me to the bedroom I had Juut th in g ouL'* And with u click d a rk ­ l left. Its light sw itch clicked, and n e ss fell about me tlmn back through th e brightened "Good night, sir," come Je n k ln a ' doorw ay he sprung and dnnht-1 for a volco softly wall cabinet at t^ e aide. He began "N ig h t." 1 m urm ured fa in tly and 1 tugging a t ltd little draw er. And su d ­ w»a*'off. denly I rem em bered the rev o lv er Som etim e, h o u rs Inter, I aw oke, and th ere, nn old forty five from a frien d w ith a devilish yearn in g for n sm oke. In D enver—and loaded! I t o ften tak es m e thnt way In th o My spring to Intercept him w as n ig h t quick, but not quick enough! H alf­ I clim bed out In tffo blackness and way to him I pulled up under th e found my wny Into tho o th er room. ! com pelling argum ent of the long blue rem em b ered e in c tiy w here I had drop, barrel pointed at my head ped my c ig a rette case when we were H ere! Look out, yon fool—fTs fooling with the pajam as by Hi« table, t lo ad ed ' I warned, backing away to and 1 found It w ithout difficulty. Hi« window In the act of Htooplng for It. Je n k in s advanced. "W hat hnvo you hand clutched the edge of th e tnbln dune with him ?" he panted hoarsely and 1 lelt a spot yield u n der th e 'W h ere 1« lie?" j p re ssu re "of my thum b. It wa« tho "W h ere's w ho’ " 1 asked savagely, b u tto n controlling tho bell to Jen for I » hh getting devilish tfred of It kUtt' rovini. all. Hut for th« publicity, I should _like a Jolly hnvo yelled "fro m , tho-velndow. p f W p o M e .” I r o t l e c t e a ^ ^ j "W h e re 's Mr L lghtnui?" he de­ I pushed a w icker arm -chair Into m anded th o m oonlight and breexe by a w in­ "Oh, ho'» all right." I decided to dow. am) pulling a flame to u c ig a re tte , adopt th at soothing ton« that I hail lean ed back, feeling Jolly comfy Tor read Mime w her« w as the proper caper th e b rre ro » n s ripping and delicious, with liiiiatlcs und th e d elirate silk of the pajam as " W h e re ’ '1 Jenkins Insisted, pushing flowed In lit t lo w avelets all th e way n e a re r from mv heels to my neck And dashed If I knew »hut to an I was )u»( about dropping off when »Wf-r. for If I m ade a m istake. It l h eard sonni one hurrying along th e might be serious, by Jov e' IVrhnpn some Jocular reply would lie »ale«! — | p riv a te hall leading from tho hack might divert hi atten tio n , von know felt kin- him self popped Into th e room The open window guv« me i'll Idea "Did you ring, sir? ' he Inquired, W hy, do you know " I said plena | and ml va need quickly And thi n, before I ■mild think about ulitly, I Ju-t ilrirW .'d him d o w n Into It to reply he hulled suddenly, alm ost flu* st reel It s o u n d e d l ik e tt i i u i n o n . r a n k e r pitch in g forw ard liien with a Kind th at g u n ' T h e s h o w e r of « p l l n l e r e d of w he»-*i how l be sprang to th e wall Next Instant, I wn» blinking under thi< g l a s » f r o m tile p i c t u r e b e t w e e n u r n w in d o w « b a re ly u ilssed m e Hut I dazzling e le c tro lier n e v e r w a ite d • se c o n d i Mils Inst H ere I s a i ' Shut off that lig h t’ d e v i l i s h B ttnw W«s Ion oh cbm I 1 rein on *t ruled, bn If blinded I heard a sw ift rush aerosa tho v o n k n o w , a n d s o m e t h i n g tool t o h« I l e a p e d l o r t h e w e a p o n a n It rug«, and the next thing I knew I was d o u e roughly jerked from out my chair; « t r u c k t h e h a r d w o o d f lo o r b e t w e e n im. stro n g Angers clutched my th ro at, and b u k e d f i o n i J e l r k l n « h a n d by t h e u m l.im llk ir u p w a r d I t h lt A n o t h e r to I f" not tiiT*elf g larin g Into a fright « t a u t a m i I w a s p o k i n g th e m uzzle ••Di’d hut reso lute face loti J e n k in s ’ t tried to gasp, but I n t o b i s s i d e “ I've Just hud eqough of this, you only « g o g le cam e Im patiently H ere, 1 was so taken u n aw ares. 1 know it fool!" I cried miiHt be some dashed dream J’er- lak e a good look at tn e '” 1 pushed my hnps an o th er m inute, and 1 would face rln -e r ' Look at me, I («11 yo u ’ ' By Jove he sh u d d e re d ' Ilia eves, w ake up lini he gripped me tig h ter wide dial* ruled with terro r, rolled to and «hook me Ilk« a rag th ....... tin g Su» w l m li r e v i i t i ' he h issed lb w ill] III g e l in lit - r e ' I f.ilr't he w |,tapered I JlihI And Mi n n* ■on. «e I kto»» that tin c a n t him Mill g hut t h a t 1 (inly please » 1,1 i i .i / v U In tin t lie w . i b H ill) p '■:t b i l l kilt me, t OO In ii di «ani or crai» with me »w ake, I Kill you* I sun), frow ning sternly conldl! t gticn« It made very little us he gave u furtive g lu m e I cur d ifference, anyhow , for I, knew th a t In Inlnly will, If you don't tako a good u n o th e r m inute I should bo e ith e r look nf 1110!'* d re a m dead or real dead, and dash He gave » sort of despairing sigh me If l rollili see ally Olili» w orth toes and rinsed Ills eyes so tightly the lug for In e ith e r you know ho-hen d lu p p .a r r d All right, then, lint I don t belong to th e nthlufle he said sullenly “you may kill m e' chili unit« fur nothing and have man T h e way with th ese lunatics I thought Nevt tiling he would he begging and l'od»iltig that I kill him I m otioned to the door of m j gue«i room and gave him a push i n there. I said, "and keep per fectly quiet And us he shot ln»lde, l closed the do o r ami locked It I Jusl had to tak e the chance of Id» hurling him »clt agalnHt the wall» and fu rn itu re ; I d id n 't liellevo he wa» bo crazy he would undertake the nix ntory leap to the ground.- L istening, 1 beard »omi» thing like a soli T hen I caught my nam e "P o o r Mr L lghtnut." came choking ly. "the kindest, gentle»! m a ste r!" And th en m ore-sobs and gulps. My Jove, under his Insane delusion, the poor beggar waa grieving for m e; not thinking of him self nt all, you know I felt my eye* grow a bit m oist, sunt show, and all at ones my h e a rt w ent heavy T hought how long poor old Jenkins hud been with mo— ever since I was out of college, you H* S prang to tb* W all. know —five y e a rs—and rem em bered aged to pick up a few frlcka. you how devilish faithful and attach ed be know. So with th e decision to chuck hod alw ays bron Poor old Jo n h s! It th e d ream th e o ry , I shot my leg for­ was aw ful hta goHig off this wny! 1 w ard w ith a mlx-up and tw ist th a t recnllod how he had taken to seeing m ade Je n k in s loosen his clutch and th in g s, earlier In (he evening, and had m ade m e see them , too, dnah It! One sta g g e r backw ard. " W h a t's tho m a tte r w ith you?” 1 th in g l determ ined: w hatever bad to gasped, ad v an cing to w a rd 'h lm . "A re be do n e with him, he should h a re th e you try in g to m u rd e r m e?” But 1 finest of attention wan ao boarae, th e only word th a t I knew th at I ought to telephone to cam e out plainly w as "m u rd e r.” som ebody r r som ething, but dashed It Je n k in s u tte re d a howl. "H elp, Mr. I had any Idea who or w here. Oddly l.lg h tn u t! M u rd er!" enough, not a soul seem ed’ to havo "You old fo o l!" I cried, e x asp erated . been roused by the plntol »hot, but 1 "C om e h e re !" ■aw by th» little clock that It wa» He was com ing. He seized a light clone to th ree—the hour In a bt chelor c h a ir and sw ung It behind his bead. a p a rtm e n t'b o u s e when everybody Is T h en ho rushed m e with a s h o u t a s|e q p . II th ey're going 19 sloop a t a ||. “Oh, Mr. L lg h U ju tl” (To Be Continued) I Q U 8 ä _ "Oone tle»r off Ala n n t r n s if'- m ■ ' w DON’T BE FOOLED Mr. V otcr. Let s C om pare the Three C andidates for S ta te S up erinten d en t of Public Instruction (BY P B JACKSON. CARTERS. FLORIDA! HOI LOW AY A U V F f t n S f S H IM S E l r : "A S U C C tS S rtL I CACHEK" lie hasn't taught I 1 twenty yen's, ami I don't believe h mulil pass the requited exam it.atlun T*i 1 Stule cet titivate tu save his Ice ENOUGH SAID, B ut I Have M ore If N ecessary. " \ S u c c e s s fu l County S u p e rin te n d e n t." (Read the Record»— Page 24k Report ol School» 181*3-1H94) . Alnrhou County Hnhince Cash on hand" $1.192 34 Ju t! ten y cai» um lri Holloway (page 77. Report of Schools July 1. I1MJ3). n r I In d e b ird lira s S77.253t>0 UNI. n ilK D 'd the SCHOOL IN PL HI LDNLSS u l the KNURL Si AIT (Mi Slieals wn» the COUNTS Nil PLKlNrLNUENT t,f , y Bchun who led the “ CASH OkS»WAfiO." Year* of service). ’ - • "A S u c c e ssfu l S ta le S u p er In le n d e n t. unci Ims f o rc e d the l>mgrrv. that marked Ids career in tile leaner field It take» M KVf in advertise an a SLCfil NS wlien N IA II H ietlK U S aie agnmm you A» S to le S u p erln tcn (lent tie 1i,i» (tot been a "MjCOTSS" for fear that he might m rin the d|» pleiiMiie of Mime of In» t'HHUR I S "W . M H o llo w a y lia s P ro d i ic e r i M u c h E d u c a t i o n a l Ad v a i i c c m r u t . w I I l i m i t C o s t to Ih e P e o p le " ) huge JO K I. ev en as mg (iruvikiuu litr the School Fund to »ecurc this money. And poor Governor Urowurd. who Is dead and gone, de­ serve* Credit Im what MR. HOLLOWAY I AKF.S unto HIMSELF, for the STATE SUPERINTENDENT I S NOT a tnemlier of the S tate Board making that tran sac|io n an ■wm HI I S I Ml M . Mv IAXL'v tin»« n o t h e rn r rdoced have kill IRS’ Tlie g r e a te s t ol H ollow ay's c laim s "Me w a s Itisi ru m e n (al in S e c u rin g to I lie School f u n d 2 5 p e r c e n t ol th e pro co ed s a i Ising I ro m th e sale ol S la te la n d s, tro n i w hich $145,215.00 w as s e c u re d Ilio rev en u e th u s d eriv ed w ill a m o u n t to s e v c ia l h u n d re d th o u sa n d d o lla rs In a lew \ eai s " MURK Ml fin SIILA IN 1 He 1» the AUTHOR of ARTICLE X II-ED U C A riuN . of oui -Sfate'» Consti tu Mull muk W. N. SHEATS He advanced (he Pubtls Schools of Florida by Helping to p ro p e rly e d u ­ c a te T each ers, and holds HIGHEST teacher»' Certificate obtainable In Flor­ ida Has during the (vast seven y e a rs SUCCESSFULLY TAUGHT In Florida » leading high schools. He fo u g h t lo r public edu c a tio n while suiw-rintendenl of Alaclittut><!oumy when only Ability, courage aud determ ination coutif have won. Upon (he re c o rd m o d r by Mr. Shea is us County Superintendent, he a u s e le c te d our S ta te S u p erln tcn den t without 111« cost ol 11 P o sta g e S ta m p And. hr ia an u ck n o w ird g o d sue c e a s a» out a t u t r su p e rin te n d e n t ME m ndr school teuchtng in Florida 0 p ro fe s s io n III »cv'iiuil Ikimmon» to Florida I10111 the I’ratiod) Fund of $2.000.00 antm nlly to conduct T e a c h e rs' Rum­ mer 1ru in in g S chools Also lig h t Annual S cho llo rsh lp s worth $21)11 «ai It With tluv assistance m any <d I tnrtda « Imy» and girls were « hjeuted mid n o w rank a■ our b e lt tr o ln r d te a c h e r s tv* it 1Hail tliat $100.000 Slieut» se c u re d Inr the school fund, from the Indian W ar C laim s/ Vr> hr M*ruird »f hill hml (<i (jrl if h> f$rC »1/ thr Lr|{l*htHlfc nf l‘hl.1, R e tu rn W Y. SHEATS to the im e ol our imblii school affair*, for (lie results of his earnest effort* in 1fir t'oiiatuutlonnl ConveTition of 1885, md c a re fu l u d rn liilstiu tlo n o f our faiblli' mTiooI ailiurs us S tate Supetin-mh-tit IS TUI REASON FLORIDA 1» 1 «In* rioli'd foi tier iHifilii* school 1«tern H isto ry so a c c re d its Mr S h ra ts , ami by our Hallo!» Iris RETURN HIM! HE W it l DO HIS DUTY. M R . R U S S E L L ’S F R E E T E X T B O O L S l u e is jfiititP i i r g t <1 i l t i M i c n Urn Itiiw w ill I'ic c Hooks i*c (it ' iv i i l n l } (S ee ji.ijlr 35)2 im Ia si ■ ■** ' *u«. School k c |Y fitt lo t i t u i n h c i n l N c g t o S i lvo,t»I L h i M i c - n ) Why. wc While i.tkpaycis will have io supply them, just as wc a 1 c Now Bimlcnctl with the negroes education. And. Irelievc me. if tlic negro can (according to law) get h it books free— he wi l l be on hand H U T — Why Not C H E A P E R B o o k s ? Oui U n if orm TcM Hook Law admitted competition, and wc should be getting our books 2 5 per cent, cheaper. Has this law Received any Encouragement at the hand* of our present State Superintendent. Mr Holloway. E N O U G H Said, but I have M O R E if Necessary. Now, Mr Voter 111 making the ubove comparison of the candidales asking for your vote and mine. I have done so Honestly by go­ ing to the State records for in> every statem ent I can get More if Necessary Yours truly. P. C a rte rs , B. J A C K S O N F lo rid a E x p e r t' W a t c h R e p r ilr ta ^ , A ll H o rk G u a ra n te e d Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to T’roi'Ct’v. Kniiraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing *' GRKENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers i! West Bay Street Jacksonville. Florid« m * «■« ÎÆ 1 0 5 ,8 7 7 tt. — *f �7---------- . . « 10 O ne m ail m ade fho a sse rllo n th a t G otch w as n bo tit a s stro n g a m an a* th e re Is In th e c o u n try or th e world T ho N orw egian w aa quiet for a mo m opt, th e n In te rp o se d : pAXONY L E A D 8 IN NUM BER AND "Ay g o t b ru d e r in woods, he bat) IR E L A N D 10 LAST. b e tte r m an th a n G otch." " B e tte r th a n G otch T How do you m ako th a t o ut?" "W ell, my b ru d d e r he d rive log D llf-M urder E a r Mop» P re v a le n t team . O ne day team ho balk and my Among Men T h en Among W om en b ru d d e r ho got bo m ad he t a k ’ one •—F o rm e r S eem to P re fe r H ang­ log 'b o u t tan foot long and th re e foot ing and L a tte r D row ning. th ic k In one hand, and ho i n k ' nodder log 'b o u t ten foot long and th re e foot Ifn d e rn c o n d itio n s In nil c o u a t r t e r tb ln k In odder han d and he sm ash I r a eucti th a t th e su b je c t of suicide dem to g eth o r u n lll all Is lef Is sa w ­ m o st o ccasio n ally com e u n d e r dlacus- d u st." ktan In a v a ry com m unity of nny size. N ot th a t eu lcld e Is of m o d ern origin, Judging C h aracter. (o r h isto ry sh o w s th a t It o ccu rred In •T h a t man Moh Ila b e l m srrled hns Vary a n c ie n t tim es, b u t th o se w ho h a r e m ad e a study of th e su b ject a lot of fo resig h t,” said F a rm e r Cornm ain tain , a n y probably w ith reason, tossel. "H o looked kind of w orried a n ’ th a t th e h ig h ly organized conditions of Beared a t tho weddlnY* replied Ills m odern so c ie ty and Ibo social ab nor­ m a litie s a n d n e r r e d istu rb an ces Inci­ wife. "That'a w hat m a k e s mo th in k ho d e n t th e re to , prom oto an d stre n g th e n t* a su icid al ten d en cy . T h is may bo h as fo resig h t." FACTS ABOUT SUICIDE f ■ .- .4 P P R R ^ P H |p i THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE SPONGING ' i M ai SEASO N I HAVE YOU SEEN How Valuable U tensil of th e B ath­ room Is B rought From tha O cean’s D epths. From O ctober u n lll July the spong­ ing season In th e B ah am as Is In full ■wing. T here a re several th o u san d men and boys engaged In the fishery, each schoonor c a rry in g a crew of from five to seven T h e sponges ora T h e S to v e T h a t U s e s E it h e r G a s o lin e or Oil found all over th e banka, w hich v ary In depth from tw o to four fathom s. A rrived»on tho ground, the sm all boats, of which e a c h schooner c a rrie s Burns more Air tw o o r th ree, p u t off, m anned e a c h by two men, one of whom sculls, and Less (*h>hIiiip while the other, arm ed w ith a 30 foot tluin all uM; 11 pole bearing at th e end a double hook. Ilea ex tended over the bow an d exam lnea th e bottom through a "sponge glass," o r bucket with a glasa bottom . Laying th is upon the su r­ Perfect Cnmltii*face, b e see« e v e ry th in g below as tion. Purr I if«. clearly aa If no w a te r Intervened. , T he sponges w hen found ar* Absolutely s ,|jbooked up, and a s soon aa th e schoon­ No Smoke. No m a rs th e o ry , b u t s ta tis tic s do show JE A LO U S O F T H E NEW C A M E L e r ’s deck la filled sh e sails aw ay to a "ran ch e," w h e re aha depoalta h e r th a t It Is m o re p rev alen t In somo Odor. S i in co u n tries th a n In o thers. S ta tis tic s E le p h a n t In J a rd ln des P lan tes P u n ­ evil sm elling load In a "craw l.” o r Inclo su re of w a ttle s In shallow w ater, and Durable e o re rin g a te r m of y e a rs show th a t ished His F o rm er A dm irers fo r w h ere It rem ain s fo r a couple of d a rin g th e e n tir e period of o b se rv a ­ T h eir F ick len ess. w eeks, during w hich tho crew a re tion Irelan d h a d th e fe w e st an n u a l fishing for a fresh cargo. num ber of su icid es, se v e n teen to th o A t th e Jar*lln d es P lan tes In P a ris On theH re tu rn all hands e n te r th e m illion of In h a b ita n ts, and Saxony, the th e re o ccurred - recently' an Incident craw l and b e a t out th e now ro tte d la rg e st n u m b e r, 392 to th o m illion. th a t show ed th at anim al* are su b je c t , ¡ j f " ’ “ ^ s T f * th e sponges, which D enm ark show ed 261 per a n n u a l to th e to reelings very like those w hich oo- j wh<n flr§t K>thercd preiM1, th * a million In h a b ita n ts ; S w itzerland, 239, c astonally ruffle th e bosom s of men i pptriinc# of round raBiSe, of ds F rance 180, B ellglum 100, E ngland and A la rg e elephant, form erly the con- |n(J|> freH y pc rio n , „ d ■fr W alei 76. T h o 8 wl»a pooplo a ro com ­ te r of a ttra c tio n , found Itself ' ' supW hen the fleshy p art has been £ monly su p p o sed to bo happy and com ­ p lan ted In public favor b) a n,-w thoroughly rem oved and the m arket- | f paratively fre e from care, and It seem s a rriv a l —a young cam el The cam el able skeleton w ashed th e h ra p Is laid ■trsnge th a t th o overage su icide ra te waa th o la te st acq u isitio n , and very on sh o re In .a aeclu d ed s pot a nd thoshould b e se T e ra l h u n d red p e r T e n t n a tu ra lly engaged th e a tte n tio n of t-*fko<Eer s ta r ts ngnlti 'joe-fhseV pO fige • I e •~ fC sater In S w ltse rln u d th a n la . I r e ­ visitor*. banks. At Ipngth, wM*n enough land. The Oil S t o v e s -have .the Tho elep h an t for a lung lim e »bowed sponges have been g ath ered and ♦ On a n o th e r p o in t s ta tis tic s a re m ore signs o f dl»»atlsfnct|on, an-l at InBt Its cleaned to load th e vesael they aro Best Wickless Burners conclusive, fo r they show th a t In all <■ countries th e proportion of suicides U Jealously reached a point w h ere It sorted by the crew Into glove, reef. ♦ in ihr world, also the each th re e or four m en to one w om an, and muni find PipreHslon. W hen th e usual ( lam bs' wool, g rass, etc., »nd crow d gathered a b o u t the cam el, iho I kind Is sep arately stru n g In rings of Latest Improved Open th a t this p ro p o rtio n co n tin u es from year to y ear. T h e fair In ference would ele p h a n t prepared for action It filled from onp to two dozen. > Orates, full size top and eeem to be e ith e r th a t m en are m ore Its tru n k with w ater, and with de­ I In thl» way t h e y a r e »o ld nt auc­ lib e ra te atm disch arg ed the wtit*-r nil tion In the sponge exchange, « h e n subject to th o sulcldnl tendency th an Substantial Frame A women or e lse th a t they yield to It o v er th e people who stood looking at the first »trp of I h e p r e p a r a tio n for J Cooker. No | the consum er Is c a rrie d out b y th e -* Powerful m ore readily. E ith e r supiioeltlon opens th e baby camel T h is m ethod of th ro w in g cold » a te r sponge m erch an ts T h e sponges a r o £ a field for biological and m etaphysical I r o u l> I e Always ■peculation. A n th er curluua fact d is­ upon th e adm irer» of a rival brought exposed to the tu n to I m p ro v e th e ir Ready..................................... color. They a re th en clipped and + closed by th o s ta tis tic s Is th a t suicide a laugh oven from Its victim s. In c e rta in p arts of India railro ad all Irreg u larities and piece» of »h*dl Is much m ore com m on am ong P ro te st' rock are rem oved H arper s J an t than am o n g st Unman C atholic engineer» have m any difficulties to e n ­ o r co u n ter, som e of th em more am using W eekly + Ooinmunltles, w hile Jew s have a sm all to read th an to ez p e rle n ce T he fol­ • r sulcldo r a te than Hum an C atholics lowing Is one such difficulty: M onum sntal M ajority. It la a lto d e m o n stra te d th a t self m ur A freig h t train wan lum bering along If one could get the vote of those Car, as su icid e Is styled by C h ristian ethics and law , 1» m ore com m on am ong w hen a big e le p h a n t cam e o^l of «bo feel woree th e day after a holiday i ih* wood» and u n d e rto o k to b u tt the than they did th e day before be prob the educated th a n tho Illite ra te rlttsa \ t r htsoti tilobe •a. and m ore p revalent In city th an engtnn off tile tra c k "I he en g in eer «ltd ibly could be elected In ru ral d is tric ts . T h ese facts m ight n o t like to charge th e heart, for te a r be «counted fo r on the thuory th at of nit upset, and sev eral tim es re F ir s t R e q u is it e educated people aro m ore sen sitiv e to v ersed Ibe engine, In tho vain hope One of tile flr»t c h a ra c te rlût le» ne m isfortune th a n the Illite ra te ,'a n il the th a t th o elephant w ould lake th a t as re ssa ry to a woman that she may nervous s tra in fd city life g re a te r than a »Ign of su rre n d e r and retire. that of co u n fry life. The mitclde ra te F inally the e le p h a n t backed Into th e hand on her Influence It. that she »hall R iitid [ i u i l t l l n g J u s ! a c r o s s I he v i m 1 Is higher In c e rta in o ccu p ations ami engine, nnd se ttin g tls forefeel firmly be willing ami glnd to be h e r » . -If professions th a n In o th ers. It 1» high betw een th e rails. en d eav o red to push *+ + +•!■+++ -{•+-►«►+-«. ++ 4.g.+ + j V YV V V<* 4- V V V V Ÿ•; among so ld ie rs and doctors. th e r tln backv. aril w ith Its hlml Act at Once. As to th e m odes of sulcldo (hey are ! q u a rte rs. liefer not till tom orrow to be wise ; %%%% found to v a ry but »lightly In d ifferen t Tho en g in eer prom ptly put on all tom orrow '» sun to th ee mgy never countries. H an g in g Is th e m ost com ­ • team . toppled the elephant or er a ii*i (*lat(«»rm n H ■ •» ! mon Among m ales; th en drow ning It rise.— W illiam C o n g re-, e tielor e amnll em bankm ent, nnd firearms, k n l/e cut» and poison In th e could rro o \ «% r Un FftifteJ», t tie tram order nam ed W ith women a different passed on. P o s t o f H o n o r. Drder prevails, vlr , first drow ning, T h e re w a» a cut th a t chose a pecU W hen vie- p rev ails anti Impious then potion, h an g in g and k n ife cu ts liar »t»Jt for a bed C om fort was Hi" men bear sway, the post of honor Is I ’1 and firearm s. c a t's o b ject, and th e choaeu »i«Jt did the private statio n —A ddison. n o t seem to be c a lc u la ted to afford It. T h e c a t w as found fast asleep In « T oo Deep for Men. CHILDREN INJURED. T he fact la th a t wom en oro u n ­ larg e sh ip b u ild in g yard, lying on com fortable if they aro not fash io n ­ w h at seem ed to bo a very m uddy and O r d ln ir y C a t h a r t ic s snd P ill» path. ably d re sse d , re la te s K a th e rin e F M i r t h P h y s ic C a u s a D i» tr * » » It Was found, h o w ever, that the opol Oerould In A tla n tic No m an u n d e r­ tr ig C o m p la in t s . chosen b y the cat for Its coueh was stands th e su b tle and com plex slg You riinn-'t I*- over careful In the nlflcanc« of th o p h rase "n o th in g to tho point at w hich a hut steam -pip« w ear”—w itn e ss tho d istre sse d but passed under the road, »" th at tho •election of medicine for children Next IIKl.1 \ N h ! mud w a s baked Into a warm, ‘try clay. Only tlip very g erifieil laurel tpctlh Ine Utterly puzzled ex p ressio n th a t over should ever lie given, except I ji em er­ spreads a m a n 's face a t tho w ords gency ciisca tlrd ln n rr pills, cathartics ( Po4fpttnr,l limn t •»• h „t He knows th a t bln wife or his siste r I HE P E O P L E S 'n iU K C I! P..k nnd purgatives are apt to do mon looks c h a rm in g In "tho blue ono," or Sw iss Recognize Oood Thing. harm than good, T hey may i-ntx-n "th e lace o n o ,” or "th e ono w ith th e <,» OKCF. H WALDHON. M an u factu re of P o rtla n d c em en t has Men Especially Jet ” Bho h a s looked ch a rm in g In It beco m e alm ost a Bw lss specialty. In griping, nausea nnd other dl-dres-dur often eno u g h for him a t la st to Iden­ th o J u ra region, in tho v icinity of after-effects that are frequently health < w \v \% y \\w w w w v w v v v « y tify It—an d th a t, unless ho Is an ex ­ B asel, th e banks of th e stre a m s ar« destroying. ception to hlii sox, la very o ften. Ho alm o st lin ed -w ith cem en t facto ries W e persrnnlly recommend nnd guar Is cheerfu lly g e ttin g Into his evening nntee llexsll Orderlies as the safest co st for th o fiftieth tlm o. No w on­ • nd most dependable remedy, which d er bo doea n o t realize th a t som e Busy M aking Out Bills. »we know, for constipation am) ni*oel frock w hich, th e first tlm o It w as W h at h a t becom e of the round and •to bowel disorders. We have such worn, m ade fo r triu m p h , sh ould, th e ro b u st kind of h o tel m an ag er who absolute fnlth In the virtues o f this ,, , W ayne, Pk., December 29, 1910 Valentine fii Co., New York > tenth tlm o, m ako for hum iliation. used to curl th e ende of his m u ila c h e remedy that wp sell It on our guar Gentle-men—I wish to say a good word in referBut the m ost, strong-m inded w om an— and w ear a w h ite v est all th e y e a r •n tee o f money back tn every instance lo Valspor. I have used this varnish in October, tho wom an w h o will, If n e c e ssa ry K° ro u n d f—S y ra c u se F oat-S tnndard. where It fulls to give entire salU fne 1907, on extrem e outside work where it wns n o t to tho o p e ra on a g ala n ig h t In a tlon, nnd we urge nil In need of such protected from anything. T h il m onth we went back "T coat and a k lr t— at h e a rt e x o n e ra te s medicine to t r j It nl our risk. Iwars:-----* ■?> to same job and gave it one coot, finding this wa* A lw ays In O rd ir. th e woman w h o so foolishly, fo r th o all th at wa» required as there was plenty of body still R exall O rderlies a re eaten Just like VALSPÀL, "T ou kin alius g it c re d it foh b ein ' candy, are p articu larly prom pt and reason m en tio n ed , stopa a t hom e. left, only dead here and there. m t»'f »1 s m a rt a n ' o b se rv in ',*' aald U ncle E ben, agreenbjo In action, m ay be taken at I hnve tried all kinds of ou tsid e varnish lierc “by to llin ' a m an d a t h e's ov erw o rk ed before, but m u st soy th is is the best o f ell. ' any tim e, day or n ig h t; do not cause M in's P erio d of F oolish ness. I know there can n o t be too m uch said «bout such a n ' n eed s re s t.” dlnrrbipn. nausea, griping, excessive Of all lite ra ry com positions tho lova an article, and I a!so know there are plenty of men ••tta rs of m en co n tain th o m axim um looseness, or o th e r undesirable effects. looking for such varnish, b u t d o n 't know where to find One 8 sc r» d Spot. of tw addle an d th e m lntm um o f sense. T hey h a re a very mild b u t p o slllre . - » ■o*U ncvcT buy another as long a t it rem ains I hnvo a room w h arain no o n e en ­ action ui>on the org an s w ith w hich w hat it ia and hope m any more will find o u t the good T h* only ex p lan atio n la th a t every te rs s a v e m yself a lo n e. T h e re e tts a results It gives. I rem ain yours very truly, n u in love tr ie s to becom e a poet. they com e in co n ta c t, ap p aren tly a c t­ b lessed m em ory on a th ro n e ; th e r e R. S. 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T o f f ir r iir # p a y m r n t u f th # r a p i t i l i i t i * k »«»lv*i r*h d i fo r In m n iir y , p r o p a n i . la i i w o r » m r lr r a <il a j u j t v o lu ti (lo ti I h r r r o f lo be d r lr r m i i n n l l»> Ih # llo a r d o f I K r r r t o r o ; In m a l# tonfi tr u c i» o f n n y k lru l •N '•••- i a l u j / b c a n ’t t I i c l j> r a ( s c w o r n - o u t I « ■■« : m u il to o e 1‘ ¡u i ( : i: !.u lil^ lily . w o m e n , C a jU u i.is I 1 I c* f -.r th o r i ( i r M illion Ik g lrtfi Cf 1.000.000 OOJ.of wiM cap ila l »lock «livMcal Into feti thoutam j »hafr« of U»# par value of One Hundred lAJIars j 5100.001 each, shall br rom m on slock, and One M illio n Dullats IS 1. 0 0 0 .000 *0 0 1 divided in lu ten tlm usanJ shares a t t\ie par value o f One Hundred fiid a rs U I 00 (9)1 eacb. shall be preferred s lo rt . . Said preferred stock shall e n title lb * holders It), receive each year out o f (be net earnings of (be cor para (km a Used yearly dhrldewT o f »even u l per centum per annum («-(ore any dividends shnll he paid upon oe ael apart for ibe common (luck, such d lv k le m li on the ixK erred stock shall be payable semi annually u io n the Aral day of le b ru n ry and o f August of each y rn r. tile dividends mi the [xefr rm fs tu c k sh a ll be cum ulative so (ha t II in any year dividends am ounting lo se'eu (71 |)er ten (urn a),all not brpaid on such preferred Stm-k. the ife tkl ency shall tie a charge upon the net ra in in g * uf (be co ru va tio n and shall he subsenuemly paid Iwfore any dividends sh a ll be paid upon <» set apart lor fl w o n d e rfu l im m e n ’ s a ilm e n t * . v e g e ta b le , y e a r*. in bam e i I I o li« r a m c 4 id n e r/1 fo r s t i l i c i i nk{ r e lia b le . It yo u . y r .ir * fo r w w e T r y t h ttfg n o . f j V I'd ic in g C o., C t u l î t n o o f », T a a a . ♦lorn* rif»trnc ni lor V>*nm«iv ft«u» frac. JM f sakl cufpiiratlon am i to have. eierci»e nml rni<«) a ll rlg lils. p o w e r« oik] I' fiv ile ar» Incident lu « 1» rations o re n n lrc l ami r iid la n u m irr Ifw law« ,.f the Slate of I lot kin The furrSoinit clauses shall tw n m s tru n l as inile twndem ol>|ecti. businesses and («twers and the m ym e rn tlon of any speelfii*l*tslnes».ir |«i»»r d ia li not be held to U n til or r rs u ir , In any manner an» other but!nets or p iw e r of this enriw raium t s r v i i ttL T lie nmotutl of th e ca p lta l * t « k of th is enrisiro lio n shall I*- T W O MlHjON DOLLARS 0 0 0 0 0 ). to lw d I vldctl Inin iwen ly Oiodsawt shares o f the par value o f One Hundred Dollars <*IIMJ IMI> fro m I h ’ C II il A s safe n m l h ,H ; ■-i e . y ' ku g it e ! r O l i l i RS The u t! i r l l o l > e - P la n k s t-T p P V (f I - * >14,1• * «I i '1 ' W r. ill# u tfilrf A f t i r l r * ,,f I r,. ,«r i-» i fon ie . |<*l|v |l h«o P o m p e l- "Which m rans. ’H u rrah for th e Pu laolaaean*. good luck lo all Nucerlsni. Ihr liuok for t h o P om pelluun ami ,.'V i B L E A C H IN G PAPER C e m e n t-C o a te d C rate Nails E v e ry th in g fo r th e F a rm G a rd e n Lawn M ow ers W heelbarrow s SANFORD �. ■p f ' * i r f}- ? i \ ‘ /i,' J V ■ * (’ i ,%3:* „ i • _ vp T itH .’ TMt SANFORD HERALD PIC TU R ES O F O LD FR A N C E Vâllltr«*» Brilliant Youth and tha Csntrustlng 8ctna of a Few Year* Latar. Tha ftitlrltloa and Intrigues of Foutalnableau and VaraAlllao mar seem a far err. from this old Chateau of JUola, but, standing this aflarnooa In th* room» that bad acboad to the light footstep« or Loutae da La ValUara In th e-d sjs of her youth and Innocanea, distance and tha centurtss between that day and thla aeam to fall away, and we picture to ou r aaltrea the court of honor and aalle de recaption aa they appeared on the Bight of the arrival of the court at Blola. The faat-fadlnc light lent a am b ian ce o f reality to the scene, aa th e torch ea and candles used In thoso early days could Dot have brilliantly lighted the vast hall. . We seo the chairs placed In a half-circle for the accommodation of the royal guests, th e king's not an Inch higher than that of Maaarln or of the queen, Anne of Austria. The astute Itallau prime m inister la seated, his body bent, bis face pallid, the hand of death is al­ ready laid heavily upon him; but bis mind Is aa keen and alert as In youth, h is eyes aa penetrating. The cour­ tiers are grouped around Maxartn, the real king. Oaaton, the Indolent father of an energetic and courageous daughter, la talking to him, and chroniclers or the day tell ua that the d u \e of Or­ leans was an admirable raconteur. The GLrande Mademoiselle, now over thirty and In the full flower, of a beauty which, according Jo Fetltot’s SiV»-. miniature' and her own jbM£Q)ordd descriptions, was not Inconsiderable, la In another group nt bne aide t>t the hall, with her half-sisters and tfao other young girls of the house, among them Louise de La Valllcre, whom Madame de Sevlgne likened later to a modest violet hiding beneath Ita leaves; but not bo successfully conoealed as to ovado the eyes of roy­ alty. In strong contrast to Hits scene Is M other and later picture In a far dif­ ferent setting. In tbo dim, religious light of a convent, where a woman still young and In the full mnturity of her beauty Is taking the veil, which Is held for her, the former royal favor­ ite, by Queen Marta Teresa, the neg­ lected wife of I>oula.— Llpplncott'a Magailnn. i ! i UIBK»'*' m #*■-•=m . > i [■ i ! r v Hi . I I l k :j ■ K J , >• . T -P* — ¿fc ♦ ■H u; * ''V I w a .- Ths Ir Hiding Place. Boma of the prettiest romancee .will remain unwritten, because they aro safely locked up In Uto breas ta of F lf f ljf l :• > • -- - - • - \ ZB&MSo -- * - ; *, - f «T- t We have just received from the great Muslin Underwear centers of the East this large assortment of Muslin Under, wear bargains. They are the very choicest of the season and will go on Sale Monday at these startling low prices. U nder ^ n d e ollt em broidery n ver>’ ^nc und L ace flou nces with deep A SI 35 GOWNS value^ Our Monday SpeciaF Price^ t\ -TT-'i-T' Ï -£t ' . Of n Soft fiainsook w ith yokes of line Vnl. lace edge and insertion. Some with em ­ broidery yokes. 35e sellers. Monday special price o n l y .............................. ............... Corset Covers A 11/F D r l)K A W r.K S S U IT S W.e have them •’All-Wool" in the latest styles and popular weaves. Our price a suit B. V. D. 25c See these attractive desigiiB in Udu-» Mufllin Drnwers, (15c values MoiulnL« special price, a pair only $ 1.50 values, and they are well worth ,it Monday’s s|xrml ptm this price. least only F U R N IT U R E DEPARTM ENT We are now carrying a c o m p lete line of Furniture and getting it in cArload shipments. We are uM. to give * | Q the greatest v a lu e s on tiie very easiest irrin> «« v 1 0 . 1 9 Just think, as little weekly p a y m e n ts as ¡pl.UU * * STRAW HATS The time i-s bere See our <q*vml values fur Monday Drawers and Shirts a 50c ment everywhere, with us only style, nbin jiigh neck. Vnlnrato $1.50. Mon day's Special p r i c e . . CHEM ISE F U R N IS H IN G S EASTER A Special that cannot be missed J um dunk of gelling hand embroidered gowns, Chenu>e iv n im rn n U K A W hK j Made out of a nice (juality Cambric Muslin, trimmed wiih embroidery and Tor (•.bon lace—Monday, spediti price, per pair M E N ’S 3.50 OXFORD SPRING $2 19 S T O V E S . —See our special values for Monday and on the smallest kind of payments. Full size Oxford ''jirim,- ill Imo a goo<l $3.50 trader for Mond. ;; $2.39 4 0 - i n . C o tto n V o il, 2 5 c 33 This fine quality Cotton Voil will measure full»' 40-in. wide, in n fine, Arm weave, 35 cent quality.. For Monday, special price g E j W h i t e Soisette This is die geiiin good vuìue io « I Our price a yard in nalural linen colon», ulso snow white linen skirts i strong line nt $ 1 . 2 9 , $ 1 . 6 9 , $ 1 . 9 8 , an d $ 2 . 0 0 One special line of $1.50 white skirls, newest styles For Monday’s sale, e a c h ............ . . .. ,- $ 1 .1 9 24. E M B R O I D E R I E S PONGEE, 69c And insertion.») — uni ill uv»r> See our special vulti* - 1 u •* !,nf Monday This is an exceptional valut m Pongee Silk about 27 in wide Our price, per yd 69c B U T T E R IC K P ATT ERNS TABLE $1.50 S I L K G L O V E S , CORSETS! Enameled Blue mottled outside, pure wh ite inside— the most a t ­ tractive and desirable wnre. Se e our special prices on it Monday. FREE! L IN E N CRASH 'V ._________ ' ’J__________________ S N O W ' S “ Union Made for Men, the highest quality und nobbiest lasts, in all Leathers. See these special val­ ues Monday. * •*— 1--------— _ This is the Season for White anj Tan Pum ps. Specinl prices Mona I — TO TWO N o s. 8TO R E8 1 2 1 - 1 2 3 E a s t F ir s t S t m t -, ■ ¿V -ÿm * -, SUITS S H O E S F- I ■ tC Our large stock of Oxfords and Pumps for Ladies’ Misses and Children, consisting of -T he “ Selby” and “ Godman" Lines at our low prices are the talk of the town. ____ ■- •*-. 1 Iv — P U M P S 1st Prize, 9 x!2 Wilton R u g .................................................... $30.00 2 ” Cathedral Gong Clock..................................................... 12.00 3 ” Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling Bag . 10.00 4 ” Cowhide Leather-lined Traveling B a g .............................&00 5 ” Large. Handsome 8-Doy C lo ck ..................................... 8.00 6 ” Large, Handsome 8-Day Clock . ........... :............ 8.00 7 ** Large, Hundsomc 8-Dny C lo c k .................................... 8.00 8 “ Large. Handsome 8-Doy C lo c k .................................... 8.00 9, “ Ijtrge. Handsome 8-Day C lo c k ......................... , . . 8.00 10 ” Large, Handsome 8-Day C lo c k ............................. 8.00 11 “ Cowhide, Leather-lined Traveling Bog....................... 0,00 12 " ’ Ladles’ or Gentlemen’s Silk U m b re lla ....................... 5.00 Í . i l i c r n s (> For ladies, these are exceptional values at the price Ur Monday. See them. FREE!! Don’t miss getting a ticket—with every $1.00 purchase — entitling you to a chance on these twelve handsome prizes. jA ___- W N S i Up to 32 in wide in the most attractive the season, A splendid 15c quulity. Mond a yard . W are CLOTH O IL W hite und Colors, full 1» width good value at 25 and 19c a yard. Our pnre C ents W See our large shipment of Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets in all the latest styles. Special prices. V enetian 97 And beauties they are in a 24-1)1111011 length in White, Black, Pink nnri Light Blue.............................................. 9 7 C ents CORSETS! Tha Man Th4y Admlrsd. Several senate Clerks and stenog­ raphers were gosslpplng In the CapItol building the other day, telling reminiscences of statesmen past and preaent, when Senator Cummins of Iowa passed them. "Ah, there's the best of all of then," one remarked. "Right you are." ▼»»•cried another. "Foraker was great, but, 1n Some re­ spects, this man even surpasses him." "I doubt If this old building aver forgets his memory," sighed s third. "Wonderful In debatel" was tha fourth man's contribution. "No man was ever bis equal In tbo hulla­ balloo of a hot fight ou the floor.” A stranger bad listened to the praises, following Senator Cummins with his ayes as long as he could. "Who Is hat" he asked eagerly, "Some famous oratorf Tbo country's leading states­ man. perhaps! A political genius!" "Genius nothing!" grunted one of the stenographers. "Why that man’s the alowest,.talker of th s senate and tha (Mutest to take In shorthand I" Constant Supply of Oas. . Naar th s Caspian sea there are fis­ sures In'ths earth from which natural gas la perpetually emitted.' In some cases this gas has been Ignited and has burned for eges. MARCH 25t h 1 An Elopement Fifty Y e a r s Ago. Married In La Crosse fifty years ago, ths culmination of a pioneer day ro­ mance of the sort that la read about In Action, Mr. and Mrs It K Dough •rty celebrated their golden wt-ddlog anniversary at tbelr homo at itudeo, N. M. Dut one witness of tbo marriage Is alive, and he James W. Young of La Crosse, told the story of the wedding, which follows: "William Dougherty was born In Vermilion county, In<L, and ao was his wife, whoso maiden name was Mary Catherine filler. It seems that at tbo time of the wedding the girl's parents objected to tbo young man's atten tlona, which made It necessary lor aevsral other young fellows and my­ self to help the prospective b ridegroom out of the difficulty. "We got a skiff and rowed up the river to the girl's bouse, where we quietly got ber out of the house and Into tbo boat. We then rowed down through French Slough and up to the north side where Mr. Dougherty was waiting for us. We soon had Justice o f the Peace Wlnalon on the scene and the necessary ceremony was per­ formed."—La Crosse correspondence B t Paul Despatch. É- V SAL . — £i»2r �P ub lish e d Vilumo IV ALL AROUND ÍU ÍU r lie G en eral \ c w s oi of I lo w ers "•I G leaned F ro m • sou rces CUUfDFROiM ÍHL ST VIL An e p ito m e o f th e W e r h s M. p o r t m il tln p p t nliK ' In s; S t a t e 's Dom nin t I ¡ ' t* tin : I low lug pastthredvoekti bjlnd t le J òn t tn -.ro «èlpnttlf i I . ' t vi j . ... .a ; ■>: ite m the -tr io pollile senti- w ■ rrc'Iileti'lai ‘Jirimnry. Tho : ’ . • *f ’ • •i ’ i-.itti (Im o Murili Ili, nnd • • 1.« . . •) • l ni finirli intere«! ns nny ofill• , '••ut• il etertinn IjiFolIetto n ’ami,: K.pn«evett two to n ly li ni scattering x .imvi »(orni in .agin steam i ! tilt in m any ii I iwont • • n rrr -r - • ' -''j_____■ S-l- It»l l.j -■f ltd re in ttit- In I i. there e»er been w ' t nr lin t r ii it lii- tflrrs The city council uf E u s tis .tc ’ i i i week to consider tits (i i *Mton of •*" -r af t for th a t town. T ie < >it. ¡I • m atter under n Jvisement ami will ’ m 'ne later w hether or not nn >1 M called to tícenle the *f:<* -i bond issue. ( 'N ew s a rm es from ft*- r * Clearwat'T P lrr t o m - r , i , (¡ive nil of Its w;t(> í.rr i . (nwii of Clear* . I- r I tlie ilock nl l In’ ! j iy ill ¡at .in i i l l l l t l f ' ■» ' rin d ii D rier II' I .i . . rml»*n -U to n n i the w .nir* of tin - •o cnm{ •>' in I i i' ■I i'leg r I ***** ***i»4*»C A4 •• . ut. arr irdlog ■• after» • vertt* iirtm nive p i . . i.ih li • n i n - • T ’ llie r tll. J i * ■-■| I' • , New Yartt, ii itiiiitlienr •Hit Ito iliillstfi (Yr lauditin li •> r < 1 r" nr .c „•»> i Jj.OUU f ' • v is largest , aew III,tei prò] l lini ( * h it i l o coiti pan y. A pi r-n I i» don ite.l n .. . I ni Unities t I ut timi does ipt "ii of soft i ttio Sanford i Iu ir l'ind of i, 1 lo re lain cent* ■ bosun u til bottled ’ ■ m l soft drliik-t of i !•' in ;•• ¡ilw jy s buys by tin: car load. , a ilei imi olliet drl.n . • H i'' iclonly TU it evi- m iti'iii. At io • litui vili jpcatly InMirllt itti, not b *dò ubici. New Drug s t o r e Along w ith til# growth '¿I S m i •»•: i* t " (rowth of new buslneis. up! tf.e v - ! r c*t is n new d r” jl store. This s-*11 l«- .. 1 i,i-r. J. 1 h .tii.io new d ep artm en t In the establishm ent of Ti af r. r f. ke. J H. Lawson, who recently pur •'* 1 the fixtures of tlm l.l>il • l'b rm u * *fUn purposes to jr.it in a lirst-clu** m most com plete stock of drug a und t '• ' articles. Mr. 11. L. Uusebi:rry. n tciiiw .r • Jiharm adst, will b,n o . charge «I tho drug it. Co le met departm ent. Mr. tloscberry is u n ills > I •' > h Tv l Indiana, but, In later years has resi I*- 1 m the Southw est. After n trip over tin* a i 'of florida, lie decided to l « ole i the futuro prosi«?:i s . id III«- i n , 1 good to bun. The new sp < - *»-'!• ■ 1 for business on Saturday, m l t . . Is cordially Invited lo cinnu in und ibcet DdtihiJ* *4fu L vaiu. Diluii m b ay o f th e Yeur , dttriov w iiim tn of ih« niisrest i tlu* ,i I r b iitfor I in r li.iuts, • noni ul ili * lai, •: nu ni. . ; limai* , ’ ’ ii i feti ni tha c e b r , litìP.-» u largo *1f t e . ita uf i l a. •, i.i j,* ,t . ‘le lu>l w e c f i l lj>t S.itnt.Jjy ih .la i.n- a le u ti wero -interi bis cnjwded 1 t . S .1 a l '. P • he 1 U 1 ‘i ir.uruij.j T • >•..* e • ,1 I. li im p o rtu n i ..i> ciati who : I IP Conut lllP ” i • r i hu t o a l J 10 >t.JVllllle .ll rn *1.**•j jÌUU&UUI lUliUO. �rz . I ' ------------------- • / ? h Budget of Opinion MJ u s t Be tween You and Me" EVEN IM E G A IE PO SI N O ! IN IT A Ctiicl Is Antonf Ye Taking Notes and Faith. lie’ll Prent ’Em'*— go Says Sauntrrer. 4 Last v e r t in a n article 1 m ad e a m is­ tak e an d called the Lend n H and Society the Helping Hands. I hereby apologize to both societies. The Lend a Hands w e n organized by Mrs. W ight and are recruited from all the ch u rd ics while the H elping'Hands ore a B aptist organiza­ tion. Both of them are doing good work and while th e m istake w as an error I could safely sa y the sam e words of praise about either only my statem en t about the worthy patroness would be erroneous. ( 4 Well, l* e e by the papers th at Frank Clarfc h a s returned to Florida to face his adversaries an d refute some of the wild statem en ts m ade about him an d the in­ vestigation of the Everglades. It seem s that all his opponents can do is to chew the linen about Frank and the Everglades. As far ns most of us ore concerned we want the Everglades and every other lard scheme investigated and com m ented upon. There are too m any swindles being ptzpetrated b r lank fakirs not only ln Florida _ 1 in ev tiy a f n fn 'tb e T O fcra a d the truth will not h urt ih e ' real article. S an ­ ford h as been Imposed upon by some of these exploitations and the ao-called Cel* erriCity proposition gave our community a k lack eye. although It was tw enty miles from here and had no connection with Sanford. Ever since the drainage of the Everglades started there hllve been all kinds of rumors aflout regarding the land swindling operation* down there, and in justice to the Everglades and the rest of the sta te we want the light of publicity turned upon them and upon the whole state. Frank Clark cannot be bluffed by any publicity, and bis desire to have lire truth about the suppressed reports upon tne Everglades is commendable. Claude L'Engle, who is fighting Frank Clark says that Florida is loo good an ag­ ricultural sta le to suffer kiss from nny de­ rogatory statem ents, regardless of Ihc author, and if the great Claude thinks thusly why does he attack Frank Clark about the Everglades reportT The truth about Florida will never butt the state. We have the real article and w ant the world to know it. Nothing will do us itrorc good than a searching inves­ tigation of every section of the state that Is being exploited for colonization pur­ poses NfH . . ' "<-;tTi ..,t‘i-r- .* not another tnon in the U nited States that LITTLE NELL WAS ORIGINAL can supply water and light arid gat and tee so cheerfully as Mr. Cheney and take O eQ ulncsy’s "O u r Lady of T e a rs" Did the fnoney for I t The onlv man who Not Suggest th e C h a ra c te r to Oic kens. comes near this on the cheerful part is 1 our own Forrest Lake and he bat never It Is rem arked t»f C h frle s Dlekcn« overlooked a bet when it o tn e s to taking th at no m odern w rite r w as less open m oney for water Mr. Lake furnishes w ater (or Sanford to the ch arg e of having received Bug g estlo n s from th e ch a ra e jera and plot* and In order to satisfy everybody he of his novels fro m o th e rs th a n was som etim es furnishes-m ud. just to m ake! be, and thia for th e reaso n th a t his the proper weight for the customer*. ‘p lo ts and chA rpotets w ere ch o sen , not Som etim es you can spread the w ater* a from hooks, b u t fro m _ people a n d tn: cld en ts In th e living world ab o u t him. your bread In the morning. But coming back to the main issue I re­ Som e tiqie ago, how ever, an E n glish peat that I am glad th at Orlando ll to a u th o r th o u g h t th a t he bad found In of have a se«fer system. Sanford has one DoQuincey’a essay , "O ur L*dy T e a rs," th e su g g estio n for th e b e a u ti­ of the best sewer system s of the state and ful pathos of L ittle N ell, In "T h e Old with the small expenditure of a few thou­ C uriosity Shop." A little In v e stig a ­ sands if could be m ade the best system tion, how ever, show ed th a t Dein the south. No city should be without Q ulncey's essay w a s published In 1845, a sewerage system and Orlando has been w hile "T h e Old C uriosity Shop” w ss backward only in this respect. published live y e a rs before. T h e ex­ And then. 1 pm glad for the Chinaman’s tra c t here given from D eQ ulncey's e s ­ say la In te re stin g : ’T b a eld est o f th e th re e ajate ra |« 4 I never like to talk politics in these nam ed M ater L acbrym rfrum . o u r L ady colum ns because my friends get mad at of T ears. T h e s ls te r .lt M th a t c a rrie s me w hen 1 tell the tru th and telling the k ey s m ore th a n p ap al a t h e r girdle, w hich open ev ery c o tta g e an d every tru th is a simple w ay th a t 1 have at all palace. She, to my know ledge,~'eate tim es. But just to keep up Interest In all la st sum m er by Itye b ed sid e o r the 1 politics I «rill prognosticate somewhat blind beggar, him tha’t so .often and nnd after the election you can rcroem- so glndly I ta lk e d w ith, w hose pious her w hat I said and if I miss my guess d au g h ter, e ig h t y e a rs old, w ith tbs don’t take my advice politically any su n n y co u n ten an ce, resisted th e te m p more. A little trip over the county last tatto o s of play and village m irth , to week gives me the following dope on trav el all day long on dusty roads w ith h er afflicted fa th e r. F o r th is did county candidates: Qod scud h er a g re a t rew ard. In tbd Forrest Lake will be the leading eandisp rin g tim e of ih e y ear, and w h ilst yet Tfntelfor she L eg ist«?. Charlie I land will befetoffk. .biiffdTTH^ He bwtiheriff. J. H. Tucker will be County called h e r to h im self. But h e r blind Treasurer. Geo. A. DeCotteswill be County fa th e r m o u rn s fo r ev er o v er h e r; still Solicitor. he d re a m s a t m idnight th a t th e lltlls A rthur Donegan will be State Senator. guiding band la locked w ithin h is owe, Cary Landtt will lie Prosecuting A t­ and still ho w ak en s to a d a rk n e ss th a t torney or S tate Attorney I believe they U now w ithin a second and deep er d ark n ess.” call it for thin district J u s t paste nil this in your hat and re­ member it. You don't have to vote that Effect of W ell-D ecorated Room. A w e lld e c o ra te d room m ak es Its way unless you want to and I am not giving out this advance dope sheet to Im pression first as a w hole, as a Influence any votes. This Is merely my b eau tifu l piece of color, as a unity w ithin w hich all th e parta a re h a p Impression and if It happens to tally with pUy re la te d to e a c h o th er.— School your own we are friends for life and if A rts Book. you disagree with me we will be enemies until after the ¡election. Such It life) i r t i i per atu re s near 5^ - E. C an d id ate for C ou n ty S o lic ito r — O range County W. J. T H IG P E N & COMPANY AGENTS General Insurance F ire O f f i c e w i t h H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO Florid. Sanford. w e n th e r or s lig h tly w ith b low the sea son al average d u rin g th e n e xt several d a ys Is prom ised b y th e w e a th e r bureau In n b u lle tin to d a y . "Ham or snow is probable, however.” say the bulletin, "on Monday irj the North Atlantic states, and the extrem e upper Ohio valley. The next disturbance of im portance to cross the country will appear In tbo.For West Tuesday or Wed­ nesday, cross the M iddle' W est Wednes­ day or Thursday and the A tlantic states near the dose of the week, this disturb­ ance will be preceedcd nnd attended by a general rise in tem perature nnd local ruins in Southern and rains and snow in Northern states’ and be followed by con­ siderably colder weather. Which will oppear In the N orthw estern state* Thursday or Friday.” W e s le y ’s C u p F O R STATE SENATOR F ille d . On one occasion W esley said, while preaching In Dublin "All crim es have been laid to my eh arg« of which a hum an being la cap ab le, except th at o! d ru n k e n n e s s " W hereupon a woman aro se and sh o u ted : "You old villain! And will you deny th a t you pledged your bands to Mrs. B lank for a noggin o ’ w hisky, and d id n ’t aha sell them to o u r p a rso n ’s w ife?” A fter a m om ent of am azed silence on the p art of th e audience, W esley calm ly “th an k ed God th at bis cup w as now full.” Havoc W rought by B east C reation. E ven In thickly p eopled, comm uni tic* m an has n o t y e t aubdued th e b e a st creation. In In d ia la st y e a r wild anltqala and poisonous se rp e n ts killed 25,000 persona. T h e num ber o f c a ttle killed by th e denizens oL th e Ju n g les, w as 93.000. T he natives. In tu rn , slew so m eth in g o v er 100,000 ele­ p h an ts, tlgera, le o p a rd s, bear*, w olves, h y en as and o th e r a n im als, Including • 1,000 snakes. A ppeal fo r N ativ e T a le n t A New York h o te l m an, w ho h a s l a s t retu rn ed hom e a f te r scouring Bn* ro p s fo r cooks, com p lain s th a t th e y a re a s c a re s com m odity abroad. T h e condition la ona fo r w hich hotel m an th em selv es a re la rg e ly to blam e. W hy d o n ’t th ey en co u rag e n a tiv e ta le n t In th e cooking Una In ste a d of fllUng tb s tr k itc h e n s w ith fo re ig n e rs? —R o c h e ste r D em ocrat and C hronicle. Indian A risto cracy . Among tho g u e sts a t an Indian d an ce w ere Mr. and M rs. W alalngham Klck-a hole-ln-the-Tepee, M isses Owendoyn and C leo p atra B uffalo-Fat, M ias H ay zalla Baw -ths-Bssr-O o-Into-a-H ols a n d h e r b ro th e r, A lg ern o n , a n d C h a r­ ley F alK H T tba-B ridge, a n d h is slater» , C lau d ia a n d Penek>p»<—W ash in g to n ta L I * 1 * 2 8 — F a ir n v r r (lie gri-ater p e rt o f the c o u n try lando's sewers. Mr. Cbener. who ow ns the light and water a n d gas and ice and the Republican In Florida has offered to flush the new aewerage system of Orlando just ns be baa flushed the city—faithfully and well for an many years—and 1 for one am heartily In favor of Orlando having a 1 aewerage system of their own and letting Mr. Cheney supply the water. There la K sÄ - _ March 2 K WI2 Fuir W e a th e r This Week W a s h in g to n . M a r d i 4 Our little sister city just south of here Where everyItody goes to pay county taxes to keep up the court house and the in h ab ­ itant* thereof—Orlando I believe they call It in the « in te r lime—la ju st now ag i­ tated over the question of sewerage, and the daily B ungstarter is filled from klver to klver every day with a burning appeal to the voters to build the sewer, even if Mr. Cheney is forced to supply the water for the sam e from his nice little w ater works plant. The people of Orlando ore wise in their generation. For years they have told of the wonderful subterranean and M editerranean passages th at carried off the sew erage of the city, All they had to do was to drive a well into the ground until th e drill struck th e h ead of a China­ m an on th e other side of th e earth and when th e drill coutd go no fu u h er on ac­ count of the Mongolian cranium the deep well a t once became a sew er and the wonderful subterranean stream s that abound in China carried off all the sewer age of the city. But now they have discovered tha; a real bona fide sewerage system m ust be builL One th at can be visible to the naked eye. One that can be shown to the visiting tourist. One th a t can he ex­ tolled in song and story a n d pictured in the Red Book and the Blue Book and the book w ith a red seal printed by the Or­ ange County Fair Association. The seven thousand people and one baby th a t were discovered in Orlando by th e census taker during the week of the Orlando F air are too m any for the sub­ te rra n e an sew erags system and no more will th e sew erage of this great city be dum ped o n China. The Ya n g sts Xiang and the Hoang Ho and the T ally Ho riv e n of the Flowery K ingdom will have to depend upon some other, source to swell the Hoods of their riven, for they will get no aid from Or­ •*i* . :-k. W. i ’: * - THE SANFORD HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS . I . -• •• ■ ' , i .« V (From the Kissimmee, (Florida) Volley Gazette) "When the County of Osceola was created, the late John Milton Bryan wad thé genatur but at the next election Orange County furnished the sen ato r and EL M. Hammond-was ele. t ed. He was succeeded four year# later by M. R. Marks; of Orange County, giving thnt Count) the senotor for eight years. Mr. Hammond was succeeded by C. A. Carson, of Kissimmee, who served for eight years and he was in turn succeeded by Louis C. Mousey, of Orlando. has juat completed his service for eight years. Then, dearly, if precedent is to be observed It is Osceola’s time to have the senator again, and in presenting the name of A rthur E Dongan, the people of thia county feel that they can assure the people of Orange County of « rr presentnüvc in the Stpte Senate In every way the equal of any of those who have prec»*«'* him In service in tiis t distinguished body.” •> , ,'V X - -• ■i "TT > '• , ... . •• •V Is*. , : * - ■* • - £ ■- Í_ P-tV �illf"SANFORD HERALD h e r a l d jia k e s PROF O V g reat i m p r o v e m e n t s INSTALLING ONE OF THE FINEST OUTfTS FOR SETTING AND STAPlFTO \ At M is t M e th o d ist C hurch g in n in g M a rch 26th he CASTING TYPE THAT IS MADF Hawkinsville. Gu„ Oct 31. 1910 The meeting of two weeks nt the Met tu wüst rim n’h proved to lie n great blessing The down-gnide movement tuuntlly noil spiritually , of many was stopted The up­ grade movement of man) was be­ gun. Some was reclaimed, some started in the moral and spiritual life Rcformalioti chariirlen/rd the eonduet of a number. The spirit, fuel and uct of oshuiUu! Christian dnity waa. rcvenlcffTcnipluiStTMflnd. Strengthened There was bm little sensational excitement, and but lit­ tle emotional excitement manifest. Lasting results were most earnestly .and faithfully sought in every way j The preaching by Kvangelist J M I Biino was very plain, pointing prac­ tical and iienetrating It was clean. Hear close and c le a v in g It dealt methods, The above cut shows the Keyboard of tin* Lmstmi Monotyjie. u ! with motives, means manners and men It was liold. nun h i n e that is supposed to be the last word m printing machinery brave and I>eiielicia1 Me was 111«- cut below is the typecasting machine, a small type foundry in Igenial gentle, generous and gracious, itself that enables a printer to take Ins worn out ty|** and cast up new ■The singing Kvangelist. 0 W. Stnpleand t)|» at a small Cost Hie Monotype is new m Honda the machine of 1ton. has had no Mi|terinr p ro b a b ly no «spud here in in s lend­ Tin-Herald Iicing the tliird one to !*• installed Such a piece of m achin­ ing characteristics and etticiency, ery costs over $4,000.00, but with .air increased facilities I lie Herald will and complete freedom from all ob­ be increased to a large iwi|K-r. the i«ib departtneiit will have increased jectionable qualities. As a geniul. facilities and the city of Sanford will have one of the l>est-e«pnp|**d plants spiritual Cbristiun gentleman, soloist and leader lie was m ill) excellent III the s l a t * ’ The heart of the faithful prayerful With a larger cylinder press and folding machine to Is- installed later, pastor Dr J O A ('<hiK has U*eii the management of this pa[>er ex|iects to do a larger business or go broke, greatly «•neoiimg«si ns there is no middle ground for an active printing office It must either Sincerel), C mxs Makkis N ash l) I) go forward or backward and The Her ild prefers the forward movement Pastor Baptist Church I All Sanford will l>c pleased to hear these men May 26th JB ra x to n Beach am C an d id a to Por Congressm an-at- Large Favors National Aid H A R D ROADS or© M o n e y S p e n t on t N a v ig a b le S tre a m s and H a rb o rs Thoro is no w a y can the R ec eive any tho N a t io n a l P e o p l e of the In te r io r D ire c t B en ofit fro m a p p ro p ria tio n Except by A p p r o p r ia t i o n s for H ard Roads M O D E R N S H O E R E P A IR S H O P ELECTRIC MACHINERY City Hrtuurtn* r il f C r l r r > C l I v A r r i e IH V I W r itin g * fir» ! « in i th ir d Iu r * J a > « in ' » r r > m o n th H a ll in W r lh u r n * I t h c k i M r it ft«»» «*Hoc n i X ! im|I & 5. K ®f P M r r t | i n i i n i l a n d finiM lh M u tu ili V ta ilin g fc n ig h l* n i***» « » F ñ i f í í f I* f H u lr h in a o r i C I' F r l i t S f r a n k K H a ra i N S anford I o d te . No 6 2 , f A 4 H tar} K Ini iir Mn*irf M W Lavi-TL S*rv*- CdwninunlraiiiMi cv *•r > ftiti and thlul Thun d a > t a t 7 .10 p rn OF SANFORD, FLA. M V l i l t i n i l a o t h m w c lo u ro * U n ite B ro th e r ho od of C a r p e n te r « a n d Jo in e r a o f A r n e r le e hanfanl Luc®I Ihn«hi Nn 1751. I® It of C and J P. H. RAN D. P r « * H . n l P P POBOTER, c . i h l . r 0 6 0 . PCRNALD, V ies-P ros. (1 P. W M IT N C R , A n t . C n h l v O n l y N a t i o n a l B a n k In O r a n g o C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t e c t e d by B u r g l a r y I n s u r a n o « S o f o ty D e p o s it P o x e s to r R a n t O R G A N IZ E D 1 6 0 7 t»f A m e ets e v e rv I l i u r n U } n ij^ it at 7 a d r t I» I h r f a g lr a H u ll I M ( } H ir ig ir ta r y p rr« h l« *n t l i m B la c k H S L f Sanford Library • T h » -I j i , aI L 0. 0 M ll/ J r i oí mwU eirry F r u l» r d e n t »urn ef 1132 was token which vening «I 11,00 1’ M in Bit Tima at K issim m ee Hall. Writ»««« lock AJIxn Sfith Oktan» R it. Osta», Klishnmee Is yours today an d tomorrow dem onstrates that the Presbyterian m em ­ Seeretary _*b«n a grand carnival will be given for «Vo day». X>roplane flights, automobile P*r*de. w ater carnival, baseball, good nod» rally, b asket lunch, candidates Pow-wow, bicycle races and a num ber of «her am usem ents will keep th e visitors tony. Kissimmee knows how to enter*»ln the people and • «very one who a t­ tend» will have a good tim e. Sanford *°d Kiuimmee will play bail tomorrow bers are anxious to assist In every worthy cause ____________________ Library Meeting There will be n called meeting of the Sanford Library Aaaociatlon. Friday a f­ ternoon. March 29th. ni four o'clock. In the Ijh rary room C. R. Walke*. Prest. Notice E M e m o . C h a p trr t i I I It * M ti #Tpf| n w iil «od Inutili Ttaurwl.y In ,1c H.li over Imped«) TlWStre. Vi.iltnS intoni w k ra p A YÍ. Kins. Itl<h t'ltwl, Houtholder. W y Upstnirs. Pico Block P lu m b in g and Gas Fitting March 31 at. i* the last day of ahe first quarter Ail persons who have nut done so. will nlease pay their sanitary tax by Toek Up Good Cofleetlon the 25ih., and thus avoid unnecessary AU Work Receives My Personal A tten tio n Oa Sunday last a t tbo P resbyterian trouble to all am eernrd. and («est effort* Rev. McKinnon called a collection I W. C. Williamson, h» ko»* charity work and tbo magnlfl»/ Sanitary It»j*cwr. ROOM 2 0 !W u Opposits City Kall Open T uesdays 4 to 6 p. m AND S a tu r d a y s 4 to 9 p. m pbona MO ............................................ is t o s e r v e y o u r n e e d s . I t w ill h e lp se ll y o u r g o o d s — ta lk to th e p e o p le y o u w a n t to re a c h . A n a d v e r tis e - m e n t in th is p a p e r is a re fe re n c e g u id e to th o s e w h o se w a n ts a re w o r th s u p p ly in g . �1 HC SANFORO HERALD March on a tariff reform platfonn. but we haj>pen to have observed particularly that those m entioned are in favor of this pro­ gram for the party. Pahtfahad E r ta Tuesday and Friday Monitor Uy THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. HOLLY, tdltor W. M HAYKCS. Business Manager Hon. A!b«*rt M Williamson ol Jjik so n ville Is on Claude L 'h n g lc’a Uull and a Joint debate betw een these two candi Delivered la the City try carrier >2.00 per year In dates for Congress a t Large would be most advance or 20c per month. interesting. Albert can go some when he Payment* In edvapoe n u ll be made *1 office. gets hooked Up uiul Claude is no bar* Catered a* errand-da** mall matter A uiuit 22nd number. 1906. at (he Foataflkw et Senford. Florida, ander Art of March 3rd. 187» Land S h a rk s Again Hie following from California shows how the public can be gulled by fake land sellers The gentlemen was swindled by one firm and Is sore at the whole state; Mr R. J. Holly. Sanford. Fla. Dear S ir.. A« my subscription to the Herald ex­ pires sometime in April. I will ask you to discontinue It. I have been handed such a raw deal with thq Florida Homeland people, I have lost all Interest In Florida, 1 had a strung notion of making my home there, and m ade a purchase from that bunch dT swindlers, hence the re su lts The receipt of the Herald docs not add to my kind feelings toward them, but simply keeps before my memory the fact th at I have been taken in. Please bear in mind I have nothing but the kindest feeling toward you and your associates and wish you success with the Hrrakl. It was through your paper th at I was put wise with the doings of th at Co. anil It saved me more t! in one re­ mittance. which would have been ac­ cepted by them without a quiver. Again thanking you foe your help in this case, and when you publish an issue staling those swindlers ar t safe in the Pen. I will greatly appro-t tie it if you will torewsrd it to me. I rem ain Very l* sly your*. ChaxlT-s L‘ Csook. Honnta*. Cal In two years tim e the voting strength of Sanford has more than doubled which allows the Increase in population better UNSOPHISTICATED CONFIDENCE than any census ever taken. Over seven Som ething like a quarter of n century hundred voters in the primary indicates or more ago, Mr. Ham ilton Disston. a a large white population. w ealty aaw m anufacturer of Philadelphia, bought four million acres of lands In Flor­ Congressman Clark opened his cam ­ ida. aud scatlcred literature over the country containing the most fairyhke pre­ paign for renom itiatlon in his home town dictions on m aking sugar enough on the of Gainesville last week. He received an border of the Everglades to supply the enthusiastic greeting from u large aud­ world's dem and. To this end cos Ur m a­ ience. Mr. Clark evidently stan d s well at chinery was bought and erected, and tons home, and th a t ia n public m an'a strongest of seed osne was purchased and planted, recom m endation.—Ocala Star. but in a little while the whole scheme e x ­ ploded as completely as the South Sea SAME HERE • If W. B. Taylor of this d t y could be Bobble th a t deluded the best financiers of Induced to accept the posiition of Rail­ Europe for a long number of years. Years after this, now about eight rear* road Commissioner it would be one of ago, Mr. Napoleon B. Broward, then a the best things th a t could-happen for the candidate for Governor, told the voters of interest of the people of Florida.' In The Florida in a most insinuating and ca p ti­ Sun's judgm ent W B Taylor is the *best Pay Your C ounty T< xe* vating m anner about supplying the world qualified m an in the enure S tate and* this For the benefit of the tax (Myers W. witli sugar, to be grown in the Everglades important position —Gainesville bun E. Martin wishes The Herald to announce He can get the support of The Herat J if he were elected Governor. to the people th at their sta te county :T tfh a proposition la as much « .fairy tale fur Taylor is the,right m an for the jo £ ee -A- ~ ~ *■ ■* . -~ —— -UdAy-swit was th em — -» w A Yet, Ur. Milton, a candidate for Gov­ Mr, Bcscham. candidate fur Congressernor. cuines out apparently seriously with m nn-at-largc, emphasize* one plank of a proposition to work the state convicts platform which entitle* him to the con­ In the Everglades, growing sugar cane, sideration uf Ihe Voter*—that is federal aud works out a beautiful and entrancing aid for good roads That's about (he picture on paper that the »talc can clear only way the average community in the S tra w b e rry b a s k e t* Bean b askets annually seven hundred and fifty thou intcri ir of the S tale could ever be d i­ H. H. DtANL. sand dollars by by the (trnpusMum rectly beitefittrd by the lubors of u Con­ Oak As e. k f i r s t S tre e t And Mr. Frank Mayes, editor of The gressman. and the man who works Pensacola Journal, who recently believes I earnestly and sincerely to firing such a that Mr Woodrow Wilson, who has se­ result about would certainly earn the cured ten vote* up to the present tune, plaudits of the people. As it is, the seaO F A T L A N T A . CA. will be nom inated for President on tbc pirt towns get all the money nnd the in­ first ballot, gulps down Mr Milton’s prop­ land towns the sand-streak roads and the has arranged for Sanford Banks to [my osition, calls it a "concrete issue." nnd a f ­ high freight* - Lakeland News shippers of Florida produit* to f! I. ter two weeks' m editation, continues to Hearn & Co., of Iha I city References say that it “ ooks good” to him exchanged. Person* who want to see cither H ar­ Now, if (hi* is not sublime, unsophisti­ mon n Underwood nom inated will tie cated confidence, we would like to know safe in voting for the followm g candidates where one would go to find it —Ocala for delegate» to (be notional convention Ba oner from state at large, vote for six. A W Get the White Wing strain winners ui Gilchrist. B S Williams, Frank E Chase. Orange county fair Single fxtmh White lAVrOND CAY s tu m 1UU In a recent dispatch from W ashington Frank Harris. E S Drill. Edwin D I-am- Leghorns. Single Comb Rhode Island ft is staled that the Democratic members brigfit. from Oral congressional district, Reds. Inditin Runner Docks F.gg* for Orders of lire House are trying to keep the Ini vote for I -vo. A P. Jordan. W Hunt H ar­ hutching and stock for sale oa the pork barrel ttus year and no city ris. from second congressional district, booked fur-baby clucks and ducklings will receive an appropriation for u public vote for two, Hubert F. Davis, B, C. A ber­ W H IT E W IN G P O U L T R Y fA R M building unless tatd city has 5,000 in- nathy; from third congressional district, vote for two. Milton A. Smith. F. G RrnW. J. WILSON. P r o p r ie to r hlbitants aud poatai receipts over 5)0.*how There may be other candidate* Sanford Florida Well, send on the Sanford appropria­ who favor nom inating a sound democrat M k V « V „ V „ v ,' Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. - Ma “Crown” Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer The Autopiano Send fo r C a ta lo g u e s , P r ic e s and Terms J A C K S O N V IL L E FLO RIDA w &m m T h e r e ’s N o Excuse | For r a u i p l a i n m g ut«.tu of f n r m * nnd Ho i htitirmt *t,en ** e n * y puyillr-til (.1 . . ur a r s in a l i ti , J J i Ini . ; J ju j rtiu n th ly buy* i i< imo io o u r V o Iu m h furi' - P ; « m lo o k in g for n | w » i r • '■! arw] f e r t i l e l l l l le L in o >. olii «tl ui o tx iu t filo s e we l i . n r h i »n.r lirfr y o u c a n gruw celi ri ulf. «rf l e t t u r e n n d tn.i ■ >tnn(t W r i l r il* for (urir . B. L. H E A R N Eggs for Hatching NfCKSITIB BOTH NECESSITI!. luxuries < man 'C O ST OF LIVING he era <>l lier co»i PAY 1AYFORDT News note from Green Cove Spring* stales that a new tourist hotel will be built in that city. The river front will be bulkheaded, new land made and the hotel will hove ample grounds, the kication overlooking the river being ideal for a tourist resort. No better (dace for a hotel of the this some ty pe could ire found than Sanford and if (his sam e plan of bulkbeading could be used what a b e a u ­ tiful site could be m ade. This plan has been discussed time and again but no one has been found to take the initiative and go ah ead with the work. We allow every other city In Florida to take away our laurels and without a united effort Sanford will never have a tourist hotel and SAVE MONET Peoples Cash Grocery tion. We have over 5 0 0 0 m inim um * and own postal receipt* are almost double 510.000 and we have brick streets, good sidewalk* and free delivery No use to waste lim e on the smaller places when ■urh a fine city is w aiting for nn appro­ priation and so richly deserves one. HOW ADULT C ASH Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixing dime wiift latest Improved Sanitary machinery S P E N C E R ’S O R E A D H A N D L E D b y a ll FHRST C L A S S GROCERS _____ _____ S p e c ia l O r d o r s F ille d P r o m p tly 1*1 IO N E 10U PRACTICAL •B IQBER, BETTER t>p GRANDER THAH EVER MAMMOTH MENAGERIE OF WILD ANIMALS ■■THE LARGEST TRAINED.. ELEPHANT IN THE WORLD 10 THRILLING DARE-DEVIL AOTS-IO . .ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME. oilier .Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. B randi of the system of Business Colleges in (he W orld— '¿'i year* graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors t to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D MON Id 1») more M orida and Georgia Bankers and other bit* A I.I. O I H E R M orida and Georgia business college* COO P E O P L E . 2 0 0 U O H SEH . 100 Lee pera, Acrobata sad Aer falls ts* 100 20 Funny C low ns. 100 Edscated Anim als FR EE S T R E ET PARADE This was the astonishing offer recently m ade by a New York Mi • Bonaire to settle a bet with ■ friend. Although he took hi* New York's busiest street and offered to exchange with all passed, not one accepted his offer. It seem ed “Too Good to (*• L The cold w ave promised by The Herald la st S aturday ia here and whils not com­ in i on schedule tim e is none the less welcome. New for a record price on celery an d lettuce. Because th e editor of the Tallahassee True Democrat advocated a dry town some of th e w et ones threatened to tar an d /c a th e r him. Strange how mad some people will get over the wet and dry ik MR1-*••*. y •“ : ir 1 We m ake you an offer th at is equally remarkable. We offer you. absoiufely free of charge. P ainter's bandaomcb graphed Florid« A lm anac and Guide for 1012. Drop us « letter or post card containing your requeit and w hat crop you are Interested in, and NO MATTER WtlEKF. YOU LIVE this book will be sent free to your address. If you «re m ested in Agriculture In Florida, you simply can') afford to without this book. E . 0 . P A I N T E R FERTILIZER COMPANY ROOM 1100 T - - JACKSONVILLE. ELORIDA �I r t i r SANFORD HERALD It n worker and will succeed He is do­ Dinner f.lnb ing more to improve the conditions In I be Dinner Club was entertained by the Colony than all the grumblers. It Mr* J H Luwwm Monday evening. may be a long pull before we reach the The menu cards were ornarnentrd with Sanford mark of $40.000 jk-i week hut water color designs, and little yellow can do it.—Taft Messenger. chickens. On each plate was a gilded [wnnut shell, tied with a dainty yellow In te re s tin g M issionary F s c rc ls e s CO UNTY S O L IC IT O R ribjton. nnd containing the fortune of each Wednesday, March 27th. the Woodman Sunday morning one oi the rsercises in Circle will hold their regular m eeting at the Baptist Sunday School was given nn fn<r guest, written on a slip of paper The menu of the driiciqjjt three-course Eaglet* Hall at 2:30 p. m. interesting program, given by the '■Sun­ dinner consisted of Veal loaf. Macaroni. A large num ber of Sanford people will beam s" a childrens Missionary Society of Green Pepjier* slutted with cream ed po­ attend tfie big barbecue an d carnival at apiropriute recitations and songs on Mis­ salad, sionary subjects. which was very much tatoes. First course, Waldorf K luiram ee today and tomorrow. Olives. Wafers and salted almonds. Sec­ .. Hisses Mabel Bowler and Mcll W hitner enjoyed by the Sunday School after ond course; Strawlierry fluff. Angel cake, which the poster. Rev J W Wild man were the guetta of Mrs. Kent Rossettrr on coffee. Third cour*e. gave the school a Missionary talk Celery itvenue for a couple of duys. It is the rule that each guest must ex­ Monday evening ut the parsonage die , Hon. Albert Williamson, of Jacksonville, plain to the club at dinner, how she pre­ first meeting of the week of prayer was candidate for Congressman at large, was pared the dish that was her contribution held, which was led by Mr* J. K Jo h n ­ In tho city last S aturday and m anaged to son. subject "Survey of Home M issiuns.' to the feast meet a large num ber of voters He h a t After the dinner, the club enioyed tire Several articles were rciul by different many friends here who expect hint to iillraclinn* nl the Imperial members of the society, carrying out the make good in the first primary. He is subject. Little Margaret Davidson en­ certainly a strong candidate. Notice tertained the meeting with the charming Good farm and buggy horse for sate, M rs A. M. Frederick, of Miami, Presi­ solo "Tying On The Leaves.” Mrs. K C. dent of the S ta te F ederation of W omen's Maxwell gave the beautiful legend from and two milk cows with calves. Apply lo v 58-tf Clubs arrived In th e city today. She will t h e . Talmud. "Sandnlphon." which was Thomas E. Wilson be the guest of M rs Henry Wight while much enjoyed. Die invitations to the In the city; nnd will be present at the meet in« were written of»‘ leaves, the meeting of tho W ednesday Club, which pretty decorations in the rooms, were also will be held at the residence of Mrs. Wigh* leaves, bringing into prominence the tomorrow, at 3 o'clock, sh arp thought of that wonderful tree, the leaves All Local A d v e rtise m e n ts U nder This H eading, T hree C ents a U n a E ach Issua The m any friends of Mr, nnd Mrs. J W, of which shall la* "for the healing of the The refreshments were ice Dicklns will be glad to’ know that their nations Notice.—I n n closing out my business son, Arthur, who was accidentally w ound­ cream and cake Here again the idea Everything for sale Tool* of all kinds. ed in the leg three weeks or more ago. was continued, as the cakes were in the Fine Post drill, Armstrong Dies. Pipe Visa. Gasoline File Pot. Work Benches. Hard­ tuts Improved so much m at he is uble to shafie of leave*. Ii was a very interest­ ware and Point*. Wheelbarrow, Push Cart. be rolled about in a roller chair wherever ing. profitable ami enjoyable meeting Ladders, trod Slep-lodders, Second-hand Tins evening, at 7.30 o'clock, the young Furniture of every description. Gas and be w ants to go. In u few weeks more he “WUTWnrffle to u s e fr unfnre-* ladies1j& y ß fy WUT Tiavf~ thntßft or Uli Caroline s t o v e a , d l s h _ O u p IKr ere so« InIn Ihn. the nhnrrh church, Thtiimtnvnln* rhursdnyttf» Iwnrd, Two G cwTlbe boxes ' Everyth!ruf leetl ra ttir ftrtVililS M " if' t^ r U IM goes Chen|) for the cash The Fix-It ladies of the Woman's Missionary Society Shop Ml Sixth S t 68-If --------- F O R ---------William R. Dorman of Suw annee coun­ will meet at Mrs M. M Stew art's utul Found—Two key* to Ynle locks. Owner ty, candidate for Commissioner of Agri­ Friday night nl the home of Mr* R C may have sam e by proving (irojierty and culture was n political caller irt the city lioylng for this ad Enquire Herald Office Maxwell today. Mr. Dorman, who styles himself 5H-ltp "A Plain Farm er" Is making u thorough For Sale—A tract of alioul 1,300 acres C o n v e n e s In S n tifo rd In N ig h t canvass of the state In (be interests of on the St Johns nvrr Sulphur w ater wells The Woman * Missionary Union of St can Ite hail on all this |iroperl) $15 |*-t his campaign He aspires 1« u [« im i i o i i John * I’resbytery iunvene* this evening acre, term* K B Dsieeu. Ovteeti. Fla «blch is of vital im portance in Sanford TM Nic at 7.30 in die Iheshy tenon church remain urn) vicinity, and while Mr Ikirmun is For Sale—Anyone warning bargain in mg in session through Thursday A cor­ not well known In tb it section be gives dial invitation i* extended to the public tir*t da»» celery fann addre»» Owner in C a te of If era It) Office :>t tf the impression us being the m an for the W In-re y u u c a n gel Lite b e st of e v e r y th in g d e liv e re d to attend all sessions An interesting For Sule—Two of it»y fine truck farms. | fob. program Inn been prepared which is as l.evi Bln ford lo y o u r d o o r l>y s p e rin l m e s s e n g e r u iitl on Time 717-tf The ninny frlrm ls of Mr and Mrs .1 W follow* For Sale — IUU hcic* of laud 1 miles from Wl CAHR3 A COMPLETE UNI Of Harries. Jr . will regret to learn thru Mr m m ; * aw Sanford. 2 mile* from Osteen 5-room flume*' father, who has tieen his guest for (louse, well water. I0o hearing orange tree*, r lor UKi .util W e ste rn Heel anti P ork. Lamb. Dry and Tuewiny March 2»* 11*13, 7 .'in p m flowing artesian well Pitre $5,000 00 some lime, has lieea ill fnc ihrre week* Devotion al Salt M eats. Fish. P o u ltry and Home Made P o rk SouWill sell 10-ncte tract» l-uml 3 miles Hr Is so much heller now that Mr and Music sage Sanford from St Jolin* rUer ferry H W Harris. 1 Mrs Humes will leave W ednesday nr Message from (be FiHil, Rev W H 11ml Dsteen. Florida I ip riiursday. ns Mis K S Scoggins sister We arc now jirt*|wtrt-xi tu give to ih e Inuit* mir special *on Chino Wantral—For term of year* $3 TOO at N of Mr Humes. Inis arrived and will care l»-( ceil! Fir»l mortgage on |«<q*rl» Mi W r d ne w In > M u t t Ii 2 7 '* 3 0 a m HOMI MAIM CORN IILft (or her father. Mrs Humes will visit In r Itevotional Lakeland Sunford Best of credential* Addre** M Try if—yuu will be pleaded. 1*1 patents in Pcusacoln. while Mr Harnes Greetings Sanford Herald office Wanted-—Good while m rssroger boy. | will go lo Benufori.South Carolinu. toUw k Re»i»>iiMOriundo Fxcellent opportunity In leurn telegraphy j aliej die lettuce crop that Is obout remly if >JI Call Western Union 1elegfa(gi C-ompany Tti if Mr and Mr* tiurne* will rrtu rn in ihe Minute* Phone \ o I HO Park Avenue Summer Rale* at Ho- Fmrview will Ite- j fall gm Ajiril 1st Tfi 3 tp Reports of Officer* ] c □Ic 1 c Wa uteri —II you have some pi tin sew j Kepmli of Societies Ofi Abiut thirty-five i*-r**>n* went to Sortillg you would like done, please call ut No. Appointment of Commuter* ford in the tounch "W eklwii" last Satur300 Elm Ave . corner Third St. 56-2l-p Miscellaneous Business ft'iViWAYVAVW.WAWANrAWAVMWA'.VMWr1, da> The day was ideal arid the parly d e­ For Rent_4 room cottage 1204 Park ÿ President's Address lightfully congenial The trip on the river Ave $10 per month includrog water Sanford G W Sjieticrr «ii* <urpassingly beautiful 1 he party ! Music 5(1-If DrLaud >vn* gotten up by Mr* Almira Wilson sud Changing China Furnished room I" rent (,<**1 both *2 2 ^ ^ 11! Frriice sveMi>» Frances Bouchellr iri n unplim rni in l.etier from the f irlil Mi* Bird, t liristi- room and t a i / i mm) in the New uue VJ7 Td-lfc [* ttieir telnnve*. Mrs F. F tV rrlilee iintl Chimi. Ihinnrdin Wnntexl —A lop buggy, must tw In first ditugliier, Miss Mary Gordon Greenlee, who G E N E R A L F I R E c la n condition, wrile giving full parti­ • hiliese Peculiarities •pent part of the season here Mr Hohculars Box 1184 Sanford Flu 55-3tc Circle of Prayer for Chins ii)son also rendered appreciated assistance For Sale—A pretty Florida home on Adjournment IN S U R A N C E A G E N T Silver Lake. C. F- Willlome. Box 923 In engineering the party to a successful Conference of Officer* Sanford Fin . or plione 201 33-tf termination.—D eL ard News Wednesday 3 p m One of the most suitable tracts of land SANTORO, r LURIDA | Office Above f ir s t National Bank Mr* I racy in Florida, near the beautiful Indian Pivcr. Devotional J u s t As Good As S a n fo rd now open (or sale. If you want good Minute* land, pretty scenery, health ami comfort, Smiling give* us more pleasure than Tile Itiimigi.iot 1 ole AVWWWffWMWflWWMw St Petersburg do not let Hus offer »lip by Write in J. lb* success of our neighboring (own* Poem Mr* W hitman F Sundell. Lake Mary. Fla 37-tf We pole In the Sunford Herald of March 1(,i) Ihe A*smithiv * Plnn of Giving Dont forget to try the dried chipped D r i n k a Q o t t l o of Stli ihe fine returns being received by ( h i llm* in A t t a i n Ii Tiimpn Height* |,re f— c h l|ilM -< l w h ile you w a l l til W W 15-tf die Irituce and celery growers of Sanford Music Hymn Lings grocery Ten s a c « of good land for »rile at a Celery is bringing in Sanford. $3 to S3.TO l,e«»on* from Korean Convert», Mr* Crnibargain Three acres cleared and ciopshnw ter crate f. o b , lettuce, SI.50 to $ 2, f o I l*-d last season. All under fence. Near t> The celery growers arc getting $3.000 "The Giving Alpabet." loading siniiun on unction line. Almost per sere for their crop this spring. The The Appeal of the Congo Mission. given away Particulars nt Herald Mrs k. J Knight Office receipts lo the growers of Sanford am o u n t­ For Sale—Full blood English Bull Pup­ "To Whom Shall We Go " San lord ing to $40.000, weekly. pies *P O Box 1183, Sanford. Vick ZerAnyone owning land in Prosper Colony Wednesday. 7 30 p in G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R nonealt • 4l-18t-p can do as well if the sam e effort Is m ade Song Service Sanford M anufactnred with isire distilled w ater— they will prevent illness, sld For Sule—5 acre farm, tw enty hearing Prosier Colony land Is second to none in Missionary Address Rev, W.H Hudson. orange trees. 51) peach trees, also very digestion and give you health . Chinn - Florida for the production of nny of the latge bearing pear trees, modren S-rootn cottage, front and hack porches, faces T h o S a n f o r d C o c a C o l a B o t t l i n g C o . , S a n fo rd , F l a vegetables, Including celery, lettuce and Tuesday. March 23, 9.30 a ni south Golden Lake. 3 mile* south east of Irish potatoes. Prosper Colonists should Devotional Sanford; 5 m inutes walk to street rail­ »+-4.+ 4.4. »4* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ put away their horse shoes and spend way. also Ovcido railroad. Fine drinking Minutes i some of their hour* preparing seed beds H ow to Increase Our Membership. water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ ming Aim* 10 acre tract uf the very August is the month to sow celery for w in­ Tarniui First Church best celery and lettuce land, well located. 4 l n r .1 S ir e n , o n * b lo c * (n w u tty p o t o p p o s lu P o ttB fflo s ) ter ci lery crops Sanford’s success is due Questions and Discussion. H mile west Cameron City, less than a 4 large to the push and stlck-to-lt-lvenesa Condition of H eathen Women, a Plea for quarter of mile from Sanford traction H . E . W IS E , P r o p r ie to r of the men in the vegetable growing b u si­ Foreign Missions .. Plant City carline. Land has a gentle slope from North to South End. so there will never ness In Sanford. They have had fail­ Oar Ybor Mission Mrs Hensley Formerly Manager of Central Cafe he any danger of soured land. Guaran­ ures. Many of their first attem p ts were Muntc teed to get flowing well* on land. Rea­ total failures, but they did not quit and Prayer sonable price, nnd terms to suit. Ad­ S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s te rs an d F is h a S p o o la lty dress box 1127 City. 2-tfS . •ay the country w asn't worth a d—. They Adjournment W. H Underwood now has a first class *ent at It again, and again, and the Thursday, 3 p m . horse shoer and blacksmith and can ♦ A P la c e F o r L a d le s an d G e n tle m e n fwult has m ade m any rich. Our good Devotional guarantee all work of this nature. Your • • wishes to lucky Sanford. Success dem on­ horses can lie assured of the best kind t Minutes S h o rt O r d a r a A t A ll H o u ra E v e r y t h in * F i r s t C la s a strates what can be done when good of work In this line. See Underwood Report of Committees ' when youft horse needs shoes. 45-tf « u se and proper m ethods are pursued, Election of Officers - * ,■ " ■ Cottage for Rent—914 Park avenue. I hs success Is great encouragem ent to Next Meeting ► Pm m pt/C iean Service Meal Tlcketfl ore Sold at-Reduced Rote« Address Box #13. City. 44-tl truckers elsewhere Ity Florida, and we M u s ic ............................ .......... Sanford For Sale—A 10 acre celery farm in high f» » 4 4 » 4 S 44 « M »* M * M «4 M 4 4 W H f •hould all feel thankful th at Sanford or “ What Task the Great Misaionary, the state of cultivation. .15 m inutes walk •ny part of Florida, is successful. It Lord Jesus Christ. Expects of Everyone.’ from Post-office, west side, 3 flowing wells, » ■ » » •» » « •♦ ♦ ♦ » ■ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ » » ■ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A indicate* th a t we can be successful. If we .......... Mrs. A. A. McLeod all tiled. Known ns th$ Greenberg farm. Inquire any Real Estate office or write by hard enough, and often enough. If C U T F L O W E R S Mr* A. Grccnlhnl. 174 St Nicholas Ave., In Me mortal n one will look at th e gardens In Taft and N ew York City 54-4tp • 1 p er d o i. R o se a, - f 2 to f 4 per d o se n ; C a r n a tio n s , note how wonderfully the vegetables are Phi lid Iten Class of Tampa First Church For Sale—(rood horse wagon and h a r­ S 3 p e r doz. L ily o f V a lle y , $1 p er d o z e n L E a a ta r L illie s , Adjournment. Irowing. (t will convince the most skeptlness, $65.00. R. E. King. R. F. D. No. I. 4All O rdsrs R scsiv* Prompt A ttonito«. .. »1 that the soil Is fertile. 54-if "In this world it is not what we take u p Jo o k s o nv tlle Growers’ Associations of Taft is but what we give that makes us rich ” For Stde—Show case, lock draw er, m is­ I M I L L S , T h o F lo r is t, In o . (•ride sion style, fin® condition. Particulars a t workiag In the right direction. • Mr. Tharp Herald officeW-tf .......................... ............................................... Wad«, the Tuner, Orlando. , U lha right man a s secretary. Mr. Tharp 'i : ■ ; • <v.", - ’*y* ’ * ,, - 1 . kLVr.JL.. liV . t . > GEO. A. DeCOTTES WANTS ^ * CLAN D I D A T E RE-APPOINTMENT .\ -W -a : sii^A Meat Market of Quality'«!^ T. W . A. i THE P. BRIGGS CONNELLY C IT Y RESTAURANT - -m m �. ■ •• T ? w *. •oîW E ff *' r. ' :* •; • : r '} ^ : M ardi 2€, i>«i2 The AND_____SUND hi BICYCLÉ ^ 25 BICYCLES mow.««» ur to lis. Bo. «71 fok new h tu S7 SI1ANIBARGER O R LA N D O . FRANCIS PERKY ELLIOTT ILLUSTRATIONS -£T K A / m t e n s cou*m/csrr /*/ s r ¿aasj-saywvu avr/*vrr o y n o f ’S ig , GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY a Nd COUNSELLOR at LAW Practica In S ta le and Federal Courts « S T E w o r M B 57 Sanford Fie. Garner-Woodruff Bldg 'Toll mo again what he was like,’* 1 said. "How did you know bs was a C H A PTER I.—R ichard U rh tm it. Arixrtcan with an affrct«* _ ao- Chinaman f* tl _t-njtli«h "Why, by his long black pigtail, DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER (•a t. raoiirM a praaaot Croa a CrUod la sir, and bis onery color. Out 1 never D EN T IST CH A PTER n .- T h a p raaanl prora# fB taw no Chinaman as ugly as this one *• a pair of pajam as. A UUar hints of —no sir. Oh, be wae Just too awful Room* 23. >4 sod 23, Ptao Bids Eb<»* «1 M rp n sas to los w aarrr. horrid to look at, sir. Ills forehead S A N F O R .D , F L O R I D A . C H A PT E R IIL—U fftitnat don# th s pa­ sloped away back, or maybe the front int lata at nJ«ht n t s up for a Ills »arrant. Janklns. cotnaa la part of bis head being all shared J l l a i to rvcognlaa U fh tn u t, at* made It look that way. And the akin L. G. STRINGFELLOW _ to put him out. Thinking tha aarcraSTt LJ«hinut chans«« Ma cloth«« about bit eyes was painted white with JUSTICE OF THE PEACE f to summon help. -When he re* red streaks shooting around Ilka rayo ___ Janktoa falla on hla nack with NOTARY PUBLIC of lig h t' oofifln&iAi L ish to u t's ballaf th a t ha • "No beard or mnatache. I aupposer* Office in City Hall I auggeated, feeling my own smoothI decided that th e Best thing to do shaven face. Jenkins* reply was a Brat was to get into some clothes. And surprise: with this thought I was tam ing sway, “Yes, elr; there were long black THOMAS EMMET WILSON when It occurred to me to make an kind of rat tails that dropped down ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR effort to see 11 poor Jenkins aoened I from the aides of bis mouthy And AT-LAW more rational now or had gone to then bis neck—ugh—all thick with sleep. 1 woolly hair." L a i r Sttir A l ia r n e * S re e e iS / a d n a i O m n i a! I tapped upon the door. "Are you HarUi “Ob, It waa, e h r I said drily, th in k ­ asleepT" I asked softly. K n U n i m San funi «ad 5 i I « m U l i ing of th e long red strip e lh at my A howl of positive terror cams I collar concealed "I suppose you fe lt IP * It E [£ w^ ° you d o n t let me bear your voice again, Jenklnf „ ¿ b M hla chin with a puaor I'll Jump right out of the window." I tIwl Btr I shook my head aadly and tiptoed ___ ... _ __ I "W hy, th a t's uncom m on queer, s ir; into my room, whcro 1 slipped hur but now th a t you rem ind ma, 1 do re ­ rledly out of the pajamas and Into m em ber lh a t his neck felt perfectly som e clothes; then back I went to I th e te le p h o n e It wag on ray little w riting-desk clo se to tb s door confln tog Je n k in s. J lifted the re c e iv e r with a aJgh "H ello , c e n tn tl.'’ I began, respond ta g to th e o p erato r. "I eay, w ill you g iro roe 'Inform ation V " A loud about su d d e n ly sounded from b eh in d th e closed door, and there cam e a frantic d o u b to p o u n d ln g of Hats. “M r. L lg h tn u t— Mr. L lg h tn u t)" scream ed Je n k in s "Oh. Mr. U g b l n u t. y o u 're back— y o u ’re aliv e— 1 ran b e a r your voice! T h is Is Jen k in s. Mr L lg h tn u t; yea, s ir. Jen k in s T hey've got m e locked In !" 1 clapped th e re c e iv er on th e hook and sp ran g to th e door, unlocking It Je n k fn a alm ost tu m b le d Into my arm s By Jove, for a seco n d I hung In the w ind, be seted so crazy still; at least, ft seemed so ju a t at first. T h e fcl low th rew bis a rm about m y neck and laug h ed —la u g h e d and erted . dash It—and Just w rin g in g iny h a n d s and c a rry in g on— Oh, awful) And even w hen I got him In to a chair, he Just sat th e re laughing and crying like a Jolly old silly, p a ttin g my h and, you know , and wiping h is eyes, w h at tim e th ey w ere not d e v o u rin g me. “ H as he gone, slrT " he gasped hua klly. "Did La Jum p from th e win d o w f" Hut I w av ed all questions ¿J: Jolly sto ry ." And I Just got him to h i . room m yself, d e sp ite h i . d istre ss and p ro te sts o v er m y a tte n tio n "T h a n k you. air, and good night," h e eald aa I left him . And he m ur­ m u red placidly, "I guess w e 're all rig h t now." Hut I was not so sure aa to him. w hen I viewed th e broken chair and sc a tte re d fra g m e n ts of glssa— om lnoiu reminder« of th e «ceno through whlct 1 had passed. A n d so, though I threv * M C T B u lt d t n i McLaulin shoe for Spring w ear. *IThe (¿tfuvp Knickerbocker and extreme short forepart, high military heel. Thu shoe is fitted with the famous u Snow ” patented atch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaranteed to su[>[>ort the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. A n exclusive it ** i »"1 M ■ 1 * 1 * 1 I “ S n o w ” feature. This, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear.' A snappy, classy looking shoe. $ 4 .0 0 We have a splendid line of Snow Style* that you will mistake in looking over make no * FOR SALE BY D. A . C ald w ell & Sons SANFORD - F L O R ID A To The Democratic Voters Of the 19th enatorial District «Pologetie cough w ith w hich he stoov# t° maD,la lh " • ound WM d r* Spiritless "No, *lr; It seem ed easier to sir." bo m u tte re d —"w h at w ith g rin n in g Ilka a Send and hla and , die, him long a u . goods guaranteed FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS P r w ll T rt« , an d N u r« « ry S tM fc The Democratic Executive Committee of Oruntfe Com:»' tll,? put the Senatorial claims in tlte proper light in the rc^ ■|i| i"i|9 printed below It will not endorse nny candidate v.h" ni'i-i !r voted fur by you In this the Committee is ri^hi Eudor ■>u 1111 of such candidates is your business exclusively I usk v ful consideration and if you think I can l>est serve the diMrici m reuominuic m e L. H. TE M P LE Phone 166. . Your* respectfully, LOUIS G MASSE'» tlth and Oak Avc. CHAPTER IV. Special Offering In Ferna Jenkins Declares for the Water Wagon. , "But this savage-looking Chiasms' that you aaw. Jenkins—how waa b dressedT" I adopted a careless ton. of Inquiry. It waa high noon, and I waa toylnp with an after luncheon, or rather alter breakfast, cigar. Jenkins* head shook dubiously. T Juat remember something blackish. Mr, sir, 1 didn't have time to noUdt pothlng Ilka clothes I" Ills tons conveyad aggrieved pro tact. Ha went on: “Just aa I'm telling you, air, I aaw aoma one sitting there by tha window and walked toward him, thinking It waa you. Then, all of a sudden, 1 tee Jtla awful faca a-acowltog at ma there l a tha moonlight." "And ha waa unoklng, you say T“ Janklns sniffed indignantly. “Fraa aa • lord, siri Ha hald a lo r e stick to hla ugly mouth, sm ok e was curling out of a Little n ear tha and." "Oh, opium pipe, e h r "U kely, air," agreed Jenkins; "but I aerar saw one." • By Jove, I had my own opinion about that I I knew ha m u tt have naan ana before; but I Just w e st on to g a la time, you know, wondering all tha w h ile how I Floral Designs to Order. rtenJd itw fcafeU to break tha truth €JA number of men appre­ ciate a Gun Metal b u t t o n PS oop Í4 A Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin end Waltham Watches The tha pistol on top of a bookcase, spent the rest of the night upon tb, soft cushions of my big divan. ■Biffi' “ KNICKERBOCKER** F i t c t l n * 19 S late ■ « ! n l n a l Com i» He nr y slightly. ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2949 model will fill this want This is a shoe that —vandew JOHNSQh | hSgffies a world -ol^gtyle, and is always in ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ' place for evening, as well as for daywear Made of a special (QrnGHr* Gun Metal Calf, built on a stage last, with a high arch DR R M MASON sm o o th —end It w a sn 't so big, eith e r. . . . . ... felt Just about * b r - 1 ,h o u ld *»* 11 J l,k " 7 0 u r* wou,d ,I r I eyed him ruefully D E N T IS T "By Jove. I d o n 't doubt It a m in ­ u te?" I com m ented with som e d ie T’hnti * I'l W r ltx w n HWk » g ust ' “W all, go on w ith your yarn Tou Saufunl. Florida w ere telling, w hen I In terru p ted , about rushing Into my bedroom “ "Yea. air." he resum ed with an lm a DR. F. C. B O A RDM AN Uon ''And w hen 1 did n 't ftod you, I D E N rIs l was Just fran tic, for I did n 't know you had gono out. sir— n ev er th o u g h t of th a t, I went for the ugly m o n ster All Modern Method* and Appliances with th e big pistol th ere in the cab ­ ORLANDO • FLORIDA in e t—w hich. by the way, sir, Ihe low down villain stole when he locked m e up and lit o u t " D R C G B U T T I had an Inspiration. "I see." I broke In carelessly , "and DENTIST then you dem anded to know w here 1 w aa—th a t It? T h en you backed him Office: Yowfll llullillnii to th at window, and he told you he SANFORD. FLORIDA had chucked m e Into th e a tre e t— w hereupon you trie d to blow off hie head and knocked th a Jolly d a y lig h ts o u t of th e lady w ith th e fencing folL" Jen k in s, hla m outh agape, view ed m e w ith d isten d ed eyes “I d id n 't tell you that, sir,“ he fa l­ JEWELER tered. "H ow —" "And whon you dropped the w eap­ MY SPECIALTIES on." 1 w ent on, " th is chap collared It. Jabbed th e b eastly th in g Into you. and Pickard's H and-P ainted China told you to look at him. And by Jo v e Gorham 's Sterling Silver Wide. ( "After you’re bgd come sleep," I In­ you wouldn't!" Jenkins groaned sisted. "Then I'll tell you tha whole f., F L O R ID A Sanford, Florida Resolutions of Democratic Executive Com m ittee of Orange ( oun() t-uno-if Whereas, on January 20. 1012, the Democratic Execum*- <1,111 inittce of Osceola County, by resolution, called to the nttenii"ii oi the good Democrats of Orange County an alleged ugrcetncni custom of dividing the Scnatorship of the 19th District i«|ually between th e ’ two counties, and expressed the belief that t«** patriots of Orange county democracy would not suffer tin- < ,use to be broken at the present time and then proceeded to endoiw a candidate for Senator. Therefore, be it Resolved, by the Democratic Executive Committee of <frnng** County, assembled February 17, 1912: arinnlng Like a Fiend. teeth .stic k in g out over hla Up— ugh!" Then ha added wonderlngly: "But What gate me la bow you should know, air." 1 looked at him gravely. “Janklns," 1 said gently. "1 know, because It so happen* I waa bora all tba time." - Ills ayes bulged Incredulously. "You, *lr? You mean In this room?" I nodded slowly. T mean right In this room—I waa a witness a t tha whole thing." Jenkins Just gulped. I motioned to a chair. "You may alt down. Janklns, my poor fallow," J said compass tohately. I poured out aome whisky and gave It to him. "You must braoe yourself for a great shock, m y poor Jenkins," I said TaylotfawMills Tha simplest, lightest running,fast­ est eutting aaw mill ever built—a aalU that you can buy at the right prise and with which you can make big money. It’s all in the Taylor Feed Every mill Sited with trineaUtOrirt, set • oat aiteehmenU and adjustable idler. Improved esrrisge-berkii-.g de­ vice la gwte* acting and a Mass sorvr. Made In all atoea, portable and sta­ tionary. We manufaeturo Engines, Boilers, Shingle Mach 1nee, Cut-Off Sews,Wood Splitters, ete., and do Foundry Work. Writs ter talnmsiirw awl stfcas eaasrtUa« " * n * rv WXHt, §4« W««fca j 1. That this committee knows of no agreement or custom D any competent authority by which the term s of the senators from this district m ust be equally divided between Orange and a counties. The equal term given to th e last senator from Osccoia county was because of the services an d record of Senator t Careon and, being personal to him, Is n o t to be construed as an admission by the Orange County democracy that the senutons terms ore to alternate equally without regard to the merits <») candidates. 2. That In the opinion of this committee, the democratic voters of the 19th district should elect th e ir senator according their estimate of the fitness of the respective candidates 3. That the democratic voters of the district will noinn,H,e * candidate for'Senator in a primary held in this county regura of place of residence under the auspices of this committee, js ih e judge ofUie return* in th isa n jn ty .^ It- would th e re fo re ^ any hnpre^ " I fa. IH flflM k . ¿- - ' • ^ S S f l l r " ~ w’ �THE SANFORD HERALD « * > 4»' t ' b#i) h u rry on, fo r I c o u ld 'to ll by tho it* t Mn p je s rolled nnd tho blur» color ot til» lip« th a t p ro b ab ly I was Just In tim e to bend oft a n o th e r a tta c k . A m i . th en I told him all. "And h e re ,” I concluded, "are tho murks of y our Ungers u n d e r my colUr. and th e platol la on top of th e bookcase." Jenklna Juat ant th e re , kind of hud. died up, you know, an d hla face ua 'white as th e w hat-you-call-lt snow. Didn't seem ab le to any a word. Ily J o r e , It w«a too m uch fo r mo; my heart Juat Went out to him . "Il'e a ll r lf h t. Je n k ln a ," I said kind ly, and I pkttod hla knee. "D oesn't disks a Jolly b it of d ifference to me. personally. Ju a t told you bccauso 1 thought you ought to know . You Juat go right along and c o n tin u e your d u ­ ties. so fa r as I am con cern ed ." Jenkins' b and slip p ed along bis knoo and ven tu red to touch m ine timidly. Ho roae heavily, “Mr. L lg h tn u t, sir," bo said huskily, "If jo u 'ro not going to need mo very much, could I bt» ex cu sed for a w hile tonight?" "Dy Jove, yes, J e n k ln a l d o out and enjoy th e ev en in g ; It w ill do you good. Stay aa long a s you llko, dash It! You know I dine to n ig h t a t th e club. Go (o a roof g ard en an d get anmo fresh air." A loss of th e head b ro k e Je n k in s' calm; his flat stru ck h is pnlm "It a in 't th a t, air," ho exclnlmod. "I don't w ant no fresh a ir, b u t I do w ant fresh resolution and a fresh s ta rt I'm going to find him ." "Him !" I was sta rtle d . Dash me. 1 half thought he m eant tho C hinam an "Him, s ir; th a t tem p eran ce. Ionium ‘i t r r m e a n . I'm g b l n M j M w ^ o u t a ftt* e -a « * ln * t. t h a t t K Í 7 n ¿ m y T h A r ^ ,' And be shook hla d a l a t tho wklakydscan ter. F or C ounty S ch o o . (lourd % H a v in g M f v f i i ««nr f r u i t ** u jti * Mif*-r C o u n t) U*»itn i I * * ii k -K i 3 ti*li lu it fm p l n l h i i tu f h t «tftìfr ft itti f H «tri* t Su» 'i ÏI L füg OHM f o r J u s t i e r of I h r P m c r Î ft r t i t i l l i -if ) »hl»»' t in t ili m u í I« Q n fM H H im l t h m in r U rw f>r Mt * ufi»« r t h r 1‘ 'H r flit ¡ f m* i i | s h n r »*r -* n i n i o i i i i f n . » m i e U i . ' ti, No * lin e r { *InIf if 1 •'ipfij’n I ts* f V lilla f (Mi; r ir Ir s i, v i l i rtttlf*«tbi#f t-< tu l Ilo - .«iti«?- orti »rifili ( Mr, SUCCESS S U n n a r d W rote G tead lly for Y e a r , B efo re “B o otlo'a B aby” M ade Mi HM. li In ih ic r e a tln g lo n - .n l l Just now that Un- la te Mrs. S l a t i n a r l i , nthnr* w|»r lohn RI r an g o W ln l.-r " m iro *t»»te r 11•• ! ìioraelf as n tvoinnn wt l t or but noi t womnn'ii r l g h t c r " Y.d llu-r« «a, •••Mainly no lack of c h a r a c t e r or b r a in | l o w e r about, th o a uthor of "tino.Ic’s Haby." who wns Indeed an »non. .O ' r rn p n ld o w o m a n wilh a ri. >•■!! h a tn n ri’d 1111••111*• ' u.u. b rn) • in moil oeiiHc. nnd a k r .-t»* . a P» \N1»)Rv»N I to 'tri.» d lU H U n i r l i m i I « ih lw .. » u ih I h UI«* rr*rlrn>oii Io ihr ulti»r of JiitlkT of tío* ¡V ^r i irnnfr l'tiuui) «ut.f». t IknntKtl i 4. .un! i h r ih-vHMOfl t»f f h r t »vtnrw -t ti t ir 14rtfn i f r I. «i S l K t N t J I I I 4»V\ a m a »ü tu h d u lc* for liv e u f llc r of I r r t i i u r r t o f t,)r urijjr county, subirci to the acthm of t h r Demo* t r a i l e primory to t v held April .10 I0I2. ' * Y « ir su p p o rt **ill W nppM xdatr*) Ihm it T I u in « r u n d id u t r f-*r t h r i«f1iir «»f S h trifT o f Or ♦m ar c * ju n lV » u h j m tu I h r d t* it n t ii o f i h r D e m o Cfa lU p rirttn ry t o l w - b r l d A p r il JO. 1012 H n v in jt t e r m i in I h r rn |* a e it> o f d r o u ty s h r r t f l u f t h r c m n ly for .» n u rriU -r d >ri»ta im i Fselna f a m ilia r w ith i h r d u i h** of i h r « j iit ir t fo ri t f¡ n i | r a l» I r u i i r t b r ij> .r*t(o ti *«f fti » u h il ii » " iiflr r |j> tu. 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I'*•(•* t inai» Uri Stnrm nrd nnaw eryd: "Send ll N tilte A M u f l ir ) Wi)where you like," an d no one was jnore astonlahed th a n h e rse lf when in f o r Super liil r i u l e ii l ot I'uhllc lust rue <•»* ..... . th e G rap h Ic took It — lio n We«, ni I i,sl er Onr.ette h r •! i Ir -•i rvL* < »< m l * ionfj- iii * Mi it I nm I , nudwl.il» '.«f ll.e mill) S«t«*r »ntriidriil uf Cu' iIh I » *v| fin *r If •i.t'l»» M*| flu 'll ft- *11 iff tbr T em perature« of Volcanoe«. u v l fc to * t -«i « | •r 1111 a r » • 'M s have re c e n tl) necure.l nil p f *n ,w• uli.irh tm»»i f u Mm* ■iif>■* i.» .. j i 11|H, i T** •1. ifl.J f l i * » Jn* f «TUT ifl *" •'• mni»,urerne.it of th e tem per »' Is.lltng lava In a itt.te r 1 He »»!•• . intent wna n v ,iy dnngem ua one. ttcl ii was coBrtldi.red n trium ph ot pf" . itii.n no lives w ere »ticrlllcetl In I C A N D ID A T E FOR STATE ATTORNEY Chase & Co ' I r h i a l l>» Mo ItÉL.ifíl ..f d ir r ' f ■ I 1 fil* t U l I« t a l r it i *u *’ » m i p rtjw Ut a l j ri Tftr htMMiifv* of Ifo » o jr p n r tiM iHi »il »Il t lia o a * i* i h i » i+ lr v a l r o i j i « v p r r e it O n t i **-» r* i ir i sfitl i it* » - ..it , I foot t i l d i I# o«, ir»* M a n H it r v m u n i.it i 1 i . j i i |i!it > -i Ib» o * I « 1 1'll“ » m .i , I* to Id b , M,. *.« ... t* I « u i I fo fn *• m i -it" |ti**'(m g l*f lid * * *i ■ f - .t n 9i.-s i 1' >i* Mo * ■ »* ■ o of 111 IH r r * « lid » ' it It r her I1«. « 11 » it* 111 *( v io n ic h*'fntr I fu* h * 4 f i| » h u ll I«- I o 'hi « m M,t- 2 N th .1 o » .«I M o n H l' M 2 i h r ..h r. • f » » t r II to I » .o d ili t '?,* «d t*r* ut I hr* ru rje tf .»tin ti u n t il Ih» i " t n i o « . i » .o» . r*l a n d 'p ia llf lr t f s t r I * a t t |l» r p i^ ‘4f l* F r# R |ri»t f 1. « AS 1 f » I t ili* I r * . N R, , M« J« V o « l r. . J »ui M i « « o» » ! t t - r»" IA ho « r r also lo m t a« t r in ( * if > ir i d u r * ' I mi « *» The II U d ir v i i| Il lot j ji I of Ifói rhl** lo i •h 1-1 «dm H *i.' fling anllinr« m n\ lu> Int*■t••»tpii I plr «it* **• *«"t, IP) I«11hf.«I *ri »;«*♦ t* I ^•1 ' I-m » il.til It was m il. nfliw irti » •m l............ . >1 ? *i ¿ I t i Ifi t tir [;,.«»! irai« ni lii.nssnnt work tlvnt Mrs. S tariiinl who lived to w rllo m im e Ih1' , ki* rmo hundred hnoks, acori >1 I tu M»)t i* At tor nr \ hn IIr»t real aucccaa. And even th is Tu Mir IVini* falli’ Voter* td thr Seventh |u»itrinl C ir* u n «Í f h v fk ln Bili-ht not have boon n rh lc v c l hut I Iirr»l> > a ritin ti mv* Mtikl I tin » . HfMÍidalr* ftif tr 1" i ni.* piece of luck, f••r I h .o t'r s il^ H l I d l iH H l 1* N t .ilr A t t u f f ir ) in f Mie S«*v »-ft 1 1» Ik'.I • in.- work In qu catlu n . had tin n J iiiT m m l t, Of HI* »if I »«if Hl «1 *ul»)fVt tu lilt l(tl**(l of M ir h - HD* r ili« |t f iiH f t r it * In A p r il C M 2 b*.i n*ii.( w*d by* n!x I.nmlmi pnl.HrdiV "*i tir(••* fi-ifioF« I to** w ith 'h i* i.flii'-e imiiil I ti'ri»« «*. ! . si aside ns liniH'li'is »1 ■h . 11.1s I,.Hto I 1 1»*♦ »•»* , H» llUltid. H" JU Mir ll) tld* 1 "*i*.111».i.i*i »H «fl ' - ------ --------- , lo b r I r a lit iU I n i o» 11,• fo llili« Í 11 rii s i i 1,do« « u tr ol a ln i d r a lili il in w ¡h o lrta ft *j . ¡ m k , m fu li n ir f » d e l le a le s «e h a n d t»*l Iteri. k i »*Ì* m id b ) p tin liK t * otn m r m Jn M n n fnr r»- ait(»tilninient for a n o i h e t t e r n i nf s a m e , Sitfl d f in ii* , »«sin ftnxtiltiJti s u p p lie * a n d a ll t h r s u p p lir à | h *11a I n i U|| p. Mo i fot »‘ llO 'ld Miti r ii d t . f l p r ì? * | l l !•* I H l r * t |ir * T rrn|t*r| V»lf tlt « I l I h ü I u c « ! itt r a t :»f 111« h r»« si * ¡ * h*n* > *i ìur u n * ! iti»»"* lo |« 'tfo f in it i, d i l l i . * i 11. il Itlt ■ * ti ? i i [* >11 I l i r i m i do J ¿ f i i r m l i r t t r ii im l i . i M i " * in i l l H* f r u ii.f o li» «tu! f- tf . » » I * !.. I t ir | r * l llf IH) l t h lll l) f'tnrn lo-* in | m i > » e li in o ri* .*»:* ’ ¡ - ¡ ' fi« n r r* il (.»«• A l l f C u t t f * c s ln t r ilm k * Ito m ls ir i'l >b I« n i * '« ‘t t o « l ‘n o n i k Sàilk 11 <h l i m n r i « n vw t in U r s b r ld i») Mo »■ ? 4- . i . »nd l«< to an nantie y u n i m m l i r . .«f n « io -f* Mo >. i T il M ir I V flltB f « t u V ! 111* *V Ilf I »? |t) ¿c I MlHlf ) I T h r A it tm iiit of T il p it,1 1 s i * fc «d U s * . r in r a t h r f id i) m inm iit* * M ia i I a m a r a iid t iia t * In f Mon s tin It t** T a r n t y C iv e lin * ■ in." I »*'1 í M ir »jfTli t- uf t "liti H t » S» »1h H id *»ih j r* i t m M .r a* I **»I • OMO 1 d l* ld**l m in f v a i t i y f H U r i " . ■ M"1 1 I b r [ i r l i t . i l u l k C f m u lt » iillk l rr*t«r. M u ll i Al «h * h s t r * n i i h r »««i * * d o r of 1 ■ - 1* 4 - • * l d > . »« * •Hort A ll .»f t in 1» p a l i «d I h r *t ■ ■ * • » . « , , f * u * il f illi s it « r l m d n .ifi "■ ■ -o i f <«' > *<tr o rg an im i Ion. win. n »«•.i«l h«-r s irnod stand wh«*tt nlo- titrni'.l frnri . n i l u r e to c o iim u ’m * Culi I M iliJ c a oiyoell (or fa tten p a u p i I n u M W i l m i M*»yo4 Cou/ectfeuii id carry opt the ruv witKouCftaf w ínvirt-ift nny o p e . n n d s p e c ia l p r U lle t fe s in Ask y m ir »»»Pinirw (To 11c Continued) WORKED L O N G F O R MUIS I Usi i||< h I >f J ,.« ( s ,r . u tn> T ■ 1 »hi i * ' f i 11si If 1 « n i ; h itfit * P lrm o rv fle c tio n 1U I fir I V it i . e t » r S .»Iff* *f f ft*» %-a*» ««I l *n i r t ' » ik i t it l I 'i t i r N I .it l' n t f it îi T i i r C tiín (»ítij£ri in* " I tfi r I*» m .n r n iic t « . i» • r» »t I1h r r t p i».i l *" » * lini *1 I Uid- I .1 !•« » »• I - d I » ' « ' !' i *»r, «r* • I 1■»1 A 1 i i U» ». t i i iu a i J t t l l i L a C . i i s f ir» » n d J •.•»•« Vt * m u filli* 1MM S' n* J.«• i v iin v d ie U u Y id t m iulT I I o ih C i V* i ' uur bufiti* find *»-fd* tint day 01 MM2 J AMI* C tl*(fTlH«l » hi»« apt»j Smith I r f f A H» iV if t l r I I Mr» M Cl MMlH« Man .•! 1|t»f«I■t i » » u n ii of li ' - u n l I (* M tmi*i«i*11 i N«.?,if i I ü h i in«l fur 1* S I lit? i n d - ’ d l l f I»f««f, » lid d u ll fiU ih 'l(»Fe *| t 1 *) irk n « i« k « d o r in e 111 • d d**vl* fte rrh ) » e il if ) Mt«)' Mil* «111 Ipp* *t *•1 fur« nr' lafitr* t M«fMi.« f I» ml 1 SuhMi I V lu)ti.4il* ami Jmi** *> l If i n f il i li * d«-v ■ r « d f » ' 1 ,«.d ,T||. I»* 4 1 • I.- 1 IH» • » an fu f*" M.r I '. il l h i n u iiv f t ío f - ir - t m fhf , Mil I 1 r* « NORTH CAST S Atlantic Coast Line W KST B.»Ung th e teat! T h e c ra te r of KJIlauoa In Haw aii *»» »elected for oxam lnatJon. Tho *ork pm greitsed very nlowly. For n long time It waa Im ppahllde to obtain gcw«tli ■ hul a fte r se v e ra l therniom o' w* had been d e stro y e d a pyrom eter *»* Hiibstltuted to ad v a n ta g e . T ho tem perature recorded waa 1,010 de­ grees centigrade, w hich la th e aam o ** 1.H50 degrees F a h re n h e it. Iron 1» •HU unm elted nt th is h e a t, but gold, •liver and eopper b ecom e n m olten mass at a low er te m p e ra tu re .—Hnr- H f s W eek ly . .... P O L I T I C A L ..... J í M» h is s» f o r C o n n iV Jiid^r tn t h r ( ■ v iiiii'd uf C o u n t y J imI iî «' uf O f o f ii« ( « m n t y . ati'bjfYt lu Mir* d*a.'*'*Hjfi o f Mu* p r li n a r y In I V 111*1*1 m i A ( ir li JM.. I IM 2 V) h u va Makis I h e re b y » n m » . n e e n i» « e li " ( a n d a t a le (or r r a p p o in tm e n t lo i h r i'O U e o í ) u d |¡e u í th e i m m u n i C e n ili of K r c t ir il ,u l> |e c i to .h e m l k m of .h e U e m i« c r » ( k - P r im a r y . I I V f > " W u i.- v fo r Cleri» C ircuii C ourt I a n i» '"im e r» y c a rn i " In e * (or I h r m u lt im i " I Cle»k ••( i l . e ( 'i n u i. ('« « ir. 'i f O ra im e i w i n n n ih ja - r l la th è de, n lo n o f i h r I V i n u r a lk : p r fm a r y lo !«■ h r ld on A p r ii IO I 0 I Z ' Ila v .n K w r v e d i h r it n in . » in .hit r a p a c i.» fo r n n u m i» - , o f y e a r* I o sa li» nak (or fh » « u lff a ie o f .h e im,»plF M» p » , t fr e o n ) i> m y le » , r e c o m in r iid a lio n II M Roane». Leslilalure from Orsnir rcainty subject to the de )o The Voters o f Oranie And O sceola dslo«. nl the liemoriiillc primary held April 30lh Having served the people of the toun.y for one Counties term In this offltr gives me the heneDi of r*P«rP .Ikrrtfar «nnoonce that I am a csodldsti* for r* e n c as a legislator and Hie knowledge sequirrd by a. Senator from the lu.h District, subject this srrvtrr glvrs roe n twtter opportunity to work •w « action of lbs Democratic Primary. I thank for my ronstlluency during anot her term In Ihe I uevert Last. L°Z «*»»r»ly (o, yoor support in the past, and If l^glsleturr ¡«•pprovamy legislative record. I respectfully To the Drmrrretlc Vo.rr» of Orange County l hereby announce that I am s randidale twfore the approaching j>flniary for member of the (egl* lure from .hi* munlr ll elected I will represent Tor Constable rou sbiy and honrsUr and wll) endeavor to return Ikereby annottilo, myself as candidate for re in you a record that will meet with vwrr hearty Respectfully. to th , otfice, of Coasiable of Justice of approval 2 * “»Wstrict Ko fl. which include# voting pre2?L F sod 23. sod solicit the sup- i t e r wm,ní fe¡ T c t ^ ,rT for Krpreaentatlv* io the Legislature ot the air ..f Florida, for Orange count» Sincri A Rimwww. For County Commissioner I will be a candidate for re-election to the office of County C om mloiooer of Orange County subject to t h , decision of the Democratic Primary held I nil) by grattfuU to my frteoda O m W. l a t t e COUPON I h r r r f iv a i t n a u n r e tn y r n t i d k i m > l»»r f r t |«a I h *Ii ANNOUNCEMENTS S T H IS hi,M l RIC 1.Kiln hi) PULLMAN DININC AND SLLLI’fNC CARS W ORTH 35 CENTS Kclnni lin t i<.ii|».u itr.il If. cent <>.»l. ■ir stomp») a...I ».• will »end you America» U rn Mugi.jiue until .J........ r y I, 1911 .regular iwi. t 70 cents ) I'll.» give* you 70 cent" worth of the Best P o u ltry J o u rn a l I’u b ftih td for only 3.1 cents America.. Hen M..gn*l»r has reliable w riter".... nil it.b jrcis js-r mining to imuliry. Ir.nt. pigeons, mils, and bees It .».nt m.s vr.loi.bEe mlurmnlloi. on how other" have m ade from S6.IHH) to S2(1.000 ii »ear from the in ­ vestment ol only u few dollars. Joel M Foster, n young m an made $10.»(HH3 in one year The Curtis hoys m ade S I00.000 from their chickens. Mr. I’urrit. made over 91,300 on rt village lot The Comings (father and son m ade $12,000 O ne man made over $35,000 in two years Ernest K ellersirass made $18.178 53 last year E. R. Philo m ade $1.500 from f>0 liens in 10 mot.ilia. Many others are making a snug for­ tune each year. Are you? Kememher. you can m ake an independent living (rum chickens on n city lot. right In your own hack yard. Read " A For­ tune Raising Chickens on the No-Yard Plan " in Am erican lieu Magazine. Return this coupon nnd tl.lrty-flve (35) cents to-day A single copy is worth more than $35 0.) to the titan, woman, hoy or girl who w ants to make money fa»« (Published each month. Address A m e ric a n 26S S ts . D. M en M a g a z i n e C tiics$o, Ills., U. S. A A. W. FR1T0T, D. P. Agent ¡I Hay Si. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA L IV E R Y , F E E D H a r n e s s «nd W agons and D la c k e m lth ln g e n d H o re e s h o e ln g H o r s e s a n d M u l e s B o u g h t an d E x c h a n g e d H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T IN G The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Org and Graphopliones. Pri c e a E asy P u yin eu ts P ico Block �arraffi? ■ ' * ^ •THE ti* ** i a.imr*#% ucnfta IV SANFORD HERALD • •- -»- • • ! M # Î ì • é * 1 rs É» w I lit **«rirVfV> Death cam e ycstenlay to one of San­ ford's oldest and best beloved citizens In the person of Dr. W. II. Evans. Several days 'ago. while driving, near his home a t Lake Mary. Dr. E vans su/Trred n paralytic stroke, and had to be assis­ ted to th e house, where he nas been par­ tially unconscious, until d eath claimed him . i Dr. Evans w as In his seventy-third year a t the tim e of his death, and had been a resident of this section for the past tw en­ ty-five years. Ho Was born in 0 tin, and received his education a t Miami U nivers­ ity. where he was a class-m ate of Presi­ d e n t Morrison. W hitclaw R ijl. Calvin Brice an d other distinguished Alumni of th a t fam ous Institution. His medical education w as finished at the celebrated U niversity of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. The balm y clim ate of Florida attracted th e Doctor and his family from Boston. In d ian a, where he hod practiced medicine. an d they cam e to Sanfcrd, where Dr. Ev­ an s practiced medicine until he was forced to retire from the active life arul be chose the restful shades of an orange grove, n ear Lake Mary, where he passed the re­ m aining years of his life.‘surrounded by fam ily an d friends; and. even a t his ad ­ vanced age, attending the call of duty when suffering bade him go. While a resident of Sanford Dr. Evans served three term s o t Mayor of the city, and his record ns a public servant was one of the chief )oys of the doctor's later Life. He teem ed to have lived to do the m ost good in this world to his fellow man and hi« Lie could be em ulated by atf wig» w ish to ie a d a spotless life in order to join th a t great white throng iu the great beyond. Dr. E vans leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters to mourn his loss, all of them grown to m an and womiinhond'» es­ tate. yet clinging to the old homestead In memery, if not in person. John Evans, Will Evans and Mrs. Hes­ ter, of this city; Mrs. P dlett,of New Sm yr­ na; Frank Evans and Miss Cora Evans, of Lowell. Mass. The funeral services will be conducted from the G ingregaiiunal Church tomorrow afternoon, nt two o'clock Im crrm cnt m ade in Lake Mary cemetery. , No,bronze or marble shaft, no splendor of ancient or modern tombs and no piny of immortal genius can adorn the m em ­ ory of such manly men. Their live*, their deed s their influence, living or dead, and their pure inspirations are (he m onum ents | th at will keep their names burning in the horneaad the hearts of kindred ami breth­ ren, while the flying inrrnents are d im ­ ming wuh ih-tr dust and rust the msrrij»- [ lion upon the brightest obelisk in the cem- I etery. While the sdeuce of death wraps and chilis us ut lias moment, memories, tw eet and precious, come crowding in. The t r ib u te on U eocham Mon. Braxton Beacham of Orlando, candidatc for congressmari at large, was in Tampa yesterday, meeting influential people uud mingling with the voters in the interest >if his political aspiration, Mr. Beacham is one of the leading busi­ ness m en of Orange county and has large property and other interests which he has built up by strict attention to duty and honesty and integrity in Ins dealings wuh his feiiow men. Mr Beacfiam is rcceiv ing the solid support of the peu(ge of lus home county, who recognize bis worth, and hi* cam paign is now extending over the stale. His friends believe that tie will qualify for the second prim ary sod th at he will defeat his opponent for the oilics iu th e final apriuL Mr. Beacham is making His cam paign on th e param ount Issue of federal aid for the building of good roads. He believes In national assistance to the states tn the building of improved highways and talks moat Interestingly on the subject, lie al­ so favors liberal appropriations for rivers and horbors and makes the point th at the perfect roads to tbe country are what deep w ater Is ,o tbe port. Mr. Beacham m ade a decidedly favor­ able Im ircaaion here and will return to T am ps later in the cam paign for a more extended canvass. Col. E. R. Gunby, who was one of his closest fnem ls In young manhood, was bewailing the fact yester­ day th at be would bo- unable to vote fur Mr. Beacham in the primaries, on account of party distinction, but declared th at the •ending of Mr. Beacham to Congress would prove one of tho best things the people of Florida could do.—Tam pa Trib­ une. y Eastern Star Entertainment A n appreciative audience greeted Mrs Cor» Kauri cr. of HendmonVitl«; J t. C.. on ^W ed n esd ay evening. Match 2 i„ a t Masonic tto * ‘ < . ...> • • : - Mrs. P an sier bad "just returned from a v isit to tbe Holy Land, and cam e under th e suspicea of the Eastern S tar of Flor­ ida. She gave a description of the customs an d h er travels, and what it m eant to a „ stran g er traveling in the Orient to be o m em ber of the E astern S tar. A t the dose mg of tbe beautiful of R uth to Nanmi; V March 26, 13,2 Death or Dr. Evans I l -m I s 1 23 cfs. I \*f 1 f f✓ 'llt /Ve*t Jo y , * > We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, OUABAHTEED 1 m Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced ^ * knees. If your children are not wearing them I (1 give us a trial. ;S The Best Made !» rw SIM PL IC IT Y DRESSES and For House Wear . Som ething New and Better than the OldStyle Wrapper . _ £ * Give Usa. <\ •> Look ü t c t ili All Our Spring Goods are in U :s£u:^Sl ,v>* •• and We’ll be Pleased to Show J ; Hm y mi( Æ J ;i- mm them to you. m « t im fi f e f e s •■y** jc i 1 j’*’iiic kM r *■■*■,,**IV •*!**' B, «** *1-1 \ ' . YOWELL & CO. w huh caus'-d her to leave her knrircd and native land and follow Naomi to « land of poverty Mrs. Earnest Tatar favored the audience with a Iwuutiful Instrum ental selection Mr*. Hoy wuh a Soto, accompanied by Mrs Tolar. Both selections were highly appreciated The ladies served delicious Punch and Cake, white every one mingled with their friends and rnjoped a social chat. So ended on evening of pleasure for those who were fortunate enough to avail tneinselves of the opportunity given by the Ladies of the Eastern S tar.o f Sanford. w m am m a WELL DRIVING f / M THE UTILIZATION Or WASTE products to the very fullest extent Is, of course, the nim of every industrialist, and the Wood W aste Distilleries Cow W heel­ ing. West Virginia, U. S. A-, certainly m akes this possible in tbe case of the w aste m aterial of wood working estab­ lishm ents. By m eans of tbeir distilling apparatus, ranging from a capacity of 5 to SQO g a ls, the industrial alcohol and turpentine contained in saw dust are effectively extracted, while the resultant fit>er Is ready lor paper m anufacturers. This Still will actually pay for itself over and over again every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign fiuit canning companies, chemical works, saw mills, varnish m ak­ ers. oil refineries, sugar refineries, e tc , cannot fail to And it a profitable acquiallien.—R. C. Dun's International Review If you' are interested in Utilising waste for profits, tend Sc for ■ copy of •rated Wood W aste E \ Artesian W ells of Every YOUR Description fiCCOUNT Woman's Missionary Union A very Interesting program will be given a t the m eeting of the S t Johns Presbytery which will m eet with the S an ­ ford Presbyterian Society in the Presby­ terian church, beginning Tuesday evening and continuing through Thursday. . The p ib lic is Dordially invited to attend tbe m eetings and enjoy the fine program. The music com m ittee lias arranged an entertaining musical program. HiCUK— S a tis fa c tio n G u a ra n te e d By E x p e rt W o rk m e n , \ O r d e n Taken i t H ILL LU M B ER n SERVICE" is tlu- on. l>y word this bank : You will lind odating, courteous a n d cotiserva i A visit will c o n v in c e ><'ii u s : h C 0 . We pay interest o n your posits and 4 per cent, on ha Accounts. CO. — or — H I L L H A R D W A R E CO. Lot Y o u r Money be V « Earning Money m w m m m and put in a bank wherr V',u *‘ll° T u ra O ver Leaf B y s u b s c r ib in g for THIS PAPER j its safe. Bank i. F L O R ID SANFO RD Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Readiuf r �P u b llsho d S c m i-W e o k ly — Tuesday and F rid a y T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D /.V S A N L O K I X — L i t t* fa Wo n h L iv in g RumSsr B t BANFO RD, NEWS OF THE WORLD Ite m s of I n te r e s t G leaned fron* V arious S o u rc e s HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere the Renders Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Mowing f o r hurried Readers "Not guilty“ w as the verdict rendered by the Jury In th e trial of th e ten Chicago meat packers, accused by the governm ent of violating th e crim inal section of the S hum an a n t i t r u s t a c t The jury was out seventeen hours. AU the defendants Were In court when the verdict was a n ­ nounced. Federal A ttorney Wllkerson was deeply nffecled; when ihc verdict was announced bis eyes tilled with tears but he declined 10 talk. One of the jurors said they gave the d e fe n d a n ts the benefit of the doubt, as they did not be­ lieve the governm ent hml made out a strong tase. ____ p a r a d is e r e g a in e d accounts uf tile progress of Fust Orunge county, (he editor of Ybe Herald made an early pllgrmngc tnltvrido and Chuluntaon ïü TAKL CHARGE 01 SURPLUS Tuesday. Leaving tbe clay road just be- t yotld the fine plucr ol P M Filler. and F a c to ry H ere Pul Lp S a m e Vrry f in « winding among the pines and across ibe ro m o to e s ami Beans marshes and nvei Mie haniniocks. passed l a s t Y ear the loading stations of Clyde und Wagner, Sanford will buve more acreage in to­ where $2.00 lettuce was being shipped. matoes th is season than ever before, and Arriving at Oveido. we paused long ewhile indications are now strongly marked nough to allow the machine to cool of! and for good price* this season, there should the chauffeur to tie op his hand that had be a concerted movement Inaugurated for been kicked by the crank A good day the canning up uf all tbe tumntoes that road for most of the way lend» <o Clio lo­ will not lie shipped, ami there will be ot a. and itie new tracks of the F F C plenty of them that will rut in S* field* branch are passed at this point I is said after the »hipping season is ovei ilia* (he KiihI G nisi H) lias (Min'hnsed There has never been u season yet so tbousaials of acres m Fast Orange lor da. good th at all of the surplus could be m ar­ velopment |>ui| »>»«•» They a re only op keted at u good figure, amt (be only way rraling one train a week now hoi ei|**ii In la k e ra re of die crop is io ship while to gel busy wbeii more rails are lad die prices orr gissi, rimi when you can t iiiaiiduog **(T toward I'liuluola. over a good slop ru n wlini you c a n ut c a n i tuad the p a la t ia l re s id e n c e of see Tildeit Jacobs' farm. ’ M an W anted For Highway M akes G etaw ay R obbery A prisoner named Wilson. • white man wanted in Georgia, for highway robbary. affected In» e»c*i|>e from liie city bast lie Tuesday night, and up to die present time has not been captured Marshal Ttllil re­ ceived a telegram front Georgia Tuesday describing Wilson, und givmg^iustmctlona to bold him for Georgia officers, a t he hod held up a m an in true Jesse Jam es style, nnd they were vrry anxious to get him. ** r • Marshal Tlllls went to tbe new ap art­ m ent boose of Mr Tuggles where Wilson w ot employed and statigl die case, but Wilson liked Florida w* well that he refus­ ed to listen to tbe pro|»>sition of returning to tbe cotton fields, nnd the making of good roads, ami showed .fight Marshal Tillis was obliged to )ub Wilson over the eye with Ida revolver 10 let him know who was boss, and, after u lively scrimmage, lie was landed in jail The G eneral News of The L ano of Flow ers. * C H I L D LR0M THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week*» M oat Im­ ' p o rta n t Happenings In the S tate's Domain. h Charles U. Hudson, forem an of the pressroom of the Fort Myers Dally Preee, was the victim of an accident last night which resulted in tbe loos of his left hand, which was completely severed at the wrist. Mr. Hudson w as beneath the (vest trying to rectify some fault of the machinery, when the pres* was set in motion und bis left bund was caught by tiie plunger piston which works In an air chamber and so badly m ashed th at the doctor* had to mkr it off about an inch below Mie wrut : V'Publicity <» a good thing, a* Miami can testify Since the row wn» rnised a hoot the investigation of (ho suppression of the Wright report the' purchases o r real estate have more than doubled, and the boom is spoken us just approaching its height Jusl $10,1)00 was the amount of easy money secured during the last few day* by the rune tiorse swindler* operating at St Augustine, nnd Mu* victims of this liitest coup have lieen ill Jacksonville during Monday and Tuesday trylug U> get local officer* to do something for them j had tiuiie uutside tieip tu * bar.-or tisdsoi vm e kmd. far lus wurk inside Mie celi Il 1« v e r y iin|»iMiiiii Mini e v e r y ne w showrd Miai thè man wus de»(»’ruli* und v o te r «et* Mimi lu» i ii i n ir i» un Mie regi»He trr [ t i r tesik Yv ili In* n(s*li u n n i A|iril irilnuted lo gel «wuy il any uwi Now Mint it is cerium Mint Judge Jum ea bus evidei.tly beni Miete hefure U l t i A f t e r Mud y o u will I h * uf n o u s e Ut | W Locke is to resign the Federal judge­ yoor i - n m r n i m it y . utile»» y n u r m i m r i» un ship of ihe Florida circuit and district l ’r r » h y t e r l u n l . h n r r h I he r»*gi«l r a Moti 11«* iiioris wiMiiii the next lew m onths, m any Ki*v I t Mi K iiin o n will ( s e a c l i a i Mie lm«e tieguii lo wonder who is io follow l'ie»liy t e n a r i cliureli n e l l S i u i d u y m o r i i - lum W r a ttir r R rp o rl The (»within bus lieen so honor Fili» l o n l g i l l . w a n n e r e n * t |s i r i u m W n i m i, a n d • v e ii i n g MI .ire c o r d i a l i ) in ahl> filled by (be present incum bent that V llrd tu i l l e u d nesduy fa ir w arm er il 1« lull natum l (bar those in his sue I lessor should look (or none hut the most honorable and learned of the Florida Inn H(a](Ç î Hf JIç to mount io Mir ixisittou n( honor Ibe i wo etnidreii t>( Simon Silversteln M cn and Religion Porwa rd M ovem en t who were murdsrmt In Jacksonville a <11 short time ngo are steadily improving at S t l.ukc » tlospitul Mrs Aiieliti Silver Sanford, Florida »teln. their mother, was dlschargeri from tlie h o s p i t a l a few days ago A p ril 1-1 1 7 . W\ 2 We «lup|ieil al file liospilable laiiiir of j Mr and Mr» li (. Smith where we me è PhilipS. Hlcilbofh. a young lawyer ami ‘ Until It was a . »hau»', bul. Mie trip gave., •on of the (ate Hear Adm iral Hlchborn. u* « new appetite, nnd a halt could ran killed himself at W ashington in despond­ be made After a pleaiuinl tjvenmg we ency and humiliation over the elopement rellrerl anil it 1» a safe liet thnl never wore than a year ago of his wife. Eleanor was such sleeping auiyiiiphshd by Mir Hoyt Hlchborn with Horace L Wylie, u same |»urlie» Iwfnte 11 wosthc lettuce or prominent Washington attorney. He shot the spriug onion», or the drowsy atm os­ hlmselfdn the head with on autom atic phere. but tbe sleep wot there, und only morning light and the noise of the culinary revolver and died almost instantly. deportm ent could rou»e the visitors The Mom investigating charges thut Owing to on accident, the writer was Florida Everglades Und speculations in­ forced to return iiomc, and did not have fluence the Department of Agriculture's the idea sure of visiting the good people of report* on the drainage projects there, Geneva; but the party made the trip and. •greed to cio«e teatlmony when Secretary no doubt enjoyed It to the fullest. ' a i P S r »* r "• ALL AROUND FLORIDA ja ii »link istuipuny and poi n|i a good plum Ins (liet e of pl|ie lignin on die outer door. . , , , , , , ,, lo cun F ru ils a n d vegetables, pm up m a r- he httìke tbrougii iato ihe tire erigine tontn . , . ... . ... . m niebides e la d e s aand n d guiivu g u a v u je llie s and a ll d ir ulul tlience tu liberty. snrpbi» prmlut Is of tii*ld und grove I tutu all a p( spimi Iter* Wììsimi iiiiiii bave R e g is te r Now Tl 1 HA t A HE MF.K N O W S U IV I I ’ H O V I.N IO N IA I S lIN t) A V H) CM ! A At MIM I 'R F H . R A M A P R II ¡1er%111 jTffkirri In .Suntiay fklwH»U lui Nitu «ini Hoyg M — S p e c h i S«rfUM>Ck* by «11 {ig M n n fft v ie ifiw « on M # n ir n l KrJtgtort M M a m M t c i i n | fo i M e n i t the í h c i t f f A d d i r « taf G eorge E M o o d v u f (taf Y M . C . A . Jack M IO r i l j * 3 30 P . M . — M u * M e e tin g fo r W o m e n i t trie M e th o d iil CTtutcK. A d d i r s i taf F ra n k F . F itc h C e n e ra i S r r f r f * » jt F io n d a S i i l i S u n d a y S^hnciJ Aaanciaticm ì IU E* M — Mas» Nfeeting al ih * T h r i l l * MONDAY A P R II ¿ JO P 2 45 P M S P UTO P I .10 P IN □ M .— P ray r i and Piaiw r M , - A d d ir * » E 'rayrr a i an A g riis :) t»É th r K in g d o m By H r * J (• V e n a b le D 1) paain» n i ih r K t«r r s u lr P«<r«b| ir n a n C h u t i b , Ja« h »«»natile A d d ir * * * T h * B o p B ib le C Ù n A U f F rie n d E . H ü ff* H c tfi' W o t k D i i f atisi «ni th r Y M t Jackaon aille VI — A d d ir à * M T h r N r r d an d O p f io t t u n t t f fo t M e n and Boy» in th * M o d tri» O r n i eh by G eorge E M o o d f VI — O p r o C o n fe rm e « , \ Ih) P o i H it o f W ra k n ra » in M e n a W o rk in th r C h u t ih ih ) P o in t! o f S ire » r i» in M ì o » W o rk in the C h u rc h ^l Vl — A « l« Im * I h r B ib le By F r e n i f F ilei» A t no TUESDAY. □ 12 IO P VI L im ita r o n » lita D i J C b u i r )t F in a n ce *. G A P R IL Í51 Itì V e n a b le I«*« M r o re»pc>ii«ible Io« C p 11 o op • I C h u r c h ? 3 0 I* '2 15 i* 'i I 5 P 4 OC P M — P r a t e i and. P raJw * VI — A d d ir« « ** Ttaa C a li o í ih r G o é p rl at H o m e , tu N o n í - h i iM i i o Land* by D r. J, G V t i u b D VI — A d c jfc m ** T ta r C h u rc h and Socia,J P ro b le m * B y M a r c u i C . F * | | . S u p e rín ir n d e n t o í ita« F io n d a C K iÜ i t a i H o m e S ociety VT.,— A d ii fe i * " T h e E Hiel « til B ib le CI*»« By Frank F. Fiuta M a Ih och a! C h u r c h 7 30 P, VT — A d d ir * » ** I n d iv id u ll F .v a n frta trtiU y K o Gr«»e|r l . c u n j H ana com , D W EDNESDAY ila p f la i C h u rc h 17 2.Ü 0 P . M — P f iz e r and S o n | S e rv ic e . » ? 45 P M — A d Jre a a " (lo w co C o n d u c t a S o n a i S u rv e y o l ita» C it y *“ B y K r v . E . A W a ld o , W eal P a lm B each 3 30 P M *— O p e n C o n fe re n ce A * P ro fr a m Ip» S m ln fiL C o n c u r a lio n * ! C h u rc h P, M — A d d r e * * “ S o cia l S e r v e r by Farewell W eed* by Traisi A Fort Lauderdale dispatch says; Tlie At Ian lie. Okeeclwliee and Gulf Railway Company'» surveying crop* arrived In this city tins morning having surveyed the line from Tumpu to a (»dm about nine miles west of ibis city Chief Hiram McKlrow stated* Mini headquarter* of the crew would be established here while completing ibis trnns-Everglade railw ay survey and Mini survey for the term inal . here will soon be under way. - e -îl Albert Vreeiand uf Paterson. N. J.. has been called a bad boy for a good m any of the sixteen years of hls life. Until three year ogo. however, the description was largely conventional Then he entered upon a series of activities th at won for him in tlie Passaic county court of special session today Judg« Scott's assurance that he was “the champion bad boy of New Jersey." Judge Scott did more th an characterize the lad. On nine charges of burglarv he gave him the longest term of Im prison­ ment ever imposed In the county for any a im e . Nine in d eterm ln ale'sen ten ces of from one to seven years wera b id upon the boy, and they are not to run con­ currently. He will spend hot less than nine years in prlaon, therefore, and lie may spend sixty-three. ■m i Éü Mrs. Geo. If. Fernald. treasurer of the Hospital Association received through the mall a check for $23.00 from Mr. C. B. Mc­ Nair of the McNair Lumber Co. of Ja c k ­ sonville several days ago The Hospital Association and all others who are in ter­ ested in the earnest efforts Mint are being m ads by the association u n dtiieir friends to secure a hospital lur Sanford appreci­ ate very much Mr McNair’s fine donation and the kindly Interest shown hy n stra n ­ ger in a Sanford enterprise. J, ipt* t! fi Appreciated Gift D . A d ru u A F T E R N O O N . A P R IL fil Boy Gets G3 years M e lK o J ia l C h u r c h ? 30 P li A fleet of nineteen torpedo fmnt d e ­ stro y ed is now at Pensacola, Tati minute «ildirtwt by I r«n. P r s s b y ls r iin C h u rc h *S| Hie Odum bln County Bank opened Ms door* for Inisiliess hi l-akr City on Ttiursday tie structure i* said to l*e one of the handsomest In ibe State 1« I I 0<) À 3 30 I* Thr Kri k <)il ' *¿«™ *4 One o( tlie largest cargoes of naval stores ever to !>e token from a port of the United States left IVnsaroln Saturday far Humimrg It c-itislsted of 43.30B barrels of rosin and 2.500 casks of turpentine GENERAL TOPIC—"MEN AND RELIGION Mie II veli wires Miai ever »parkwl ufi Mie illuni «lem limi !tesale in« daily visa lio n of rontimg Mie t ’ousi lin e . ImMds tiunis. Ilo« » new s|nim*r «eli* town lui» and veg­ e t a l e lutai md. Iiy* Mie aid of Id" gissi wde in mi mi « (ite pi« (urta e li Mirre n were ali) -ittici slnngs tu Uveiti«»» tubile , )t <• tooid pluy Mino ali fighi Ile ami Douglas» hjive wukclird Mie dead » ( III Mie Ad v a n i r , und Mieli progressive iii«vln«J», and thè new batik i* only a forerunuer of ili«- muny irn|>roveinetit» coming m Uveido, The gjrut develnpmenl»sootl lo tnkr piace in Black Hnnirnock land» neiir town wiII nnike a Miriving city wnl of (Iveldo in a few yeurs We don't Intend to visit East Orange again soon. Our systems couldn't stand such good treatm ent, and high living; for liaise people out there have reel cream for your coffee, nnd no canned good* is al­ lowed , ll is our candid npinlon that every man in till» end of tbe county is doing well Tbe places look prosperous and so ilo the owners, and os a fanning proposition— wtll, tlie inun who think* Florida is a san­ dy waste ought to visit East Orange and m ow Wilson evidently did not like to liny in do- ells hostile awaiting die arrival of tils * Rerpember that in a large cunning fac­ Georgia frlcmlf, und sonfc* lime during tory Sanford would realize m any profit* f *d|th< broke off die |gpes connect|n tbe wage* s|ieui here am) In die money I lug the toilet in bis cell, bent back die Ua , w ,|Hrlv(Hj inml ,„ r ,b l u e t s . bur. and d.rougb tins small aperture Sanford |ienp!r could offord to form n M |un / n l dnougli into the corridor. using Tuesday's New York Republican dele- ! lamie is known n* "The Palili» . and Mr gales to die national convention at I hit - j Jaetlhv wii» hcsiegeil hv su muny murisi! ago resulted in election of nrgnm /tillnii j f m shellet lllrtt Ite itus m.otc Mie house candidates In practically every district cuiive m e n i lur u limiteli ini ula-r ni guesls Mr .Intuba Iim» everytlnng thut grò«» where there was a contest, according to on hls furili und thè neh nuli k lumi scrina uoofildal returusifalrly completed in m uni lo gfow everytijiiig ut profusimi III» *« instances. Claims that at least eight) llitee of the ninety delegate« »ill la- fur auge and gru(»* fruii ginn* i» heyond ioni lull and U til unite tliail seven fm Kisim- p ire. and In« gurdeti iiuitnins ever y km.wu velt were m ade by S tate Cliutriiinii Wil­ Vegetallir, rven ruisuig crdery iierr* WÌtti liams Barn». Jr . and John W llilcbinson. out irrtgiitiim director of Ibe organization fact Ion 11ir Inke 1« a greut Mdiitig pince. ,m j Mie S mn fi in I puri) inuuuged m culi li im i Navy de|iartm en( officials an gn .illy |i|eused with the result of the speed trial fine troni in u hall hon* « Jaill aUmg tlie ol die great dreliduooghl baltle»lnp l lor »taire Il wtaild luke u Volume lo liieutiuil liie ala. queen ol the Untied S tates navy, tnade yesterday afternoon off th e count of borile of TlUIen Jacob.« and hi* klntmen, Maine The Florida m ade an average of Mie Chulootn neigldHiflassi Siilltce lo silgluly m excess of 22,54 knots (icr hour suy Miai if uii> mie in Kunford. or any on the run. She in com m anded by Gapt m hrr M*a|s>rt, w auis a glini|»*e *if Pnrn* Hurry S Knapp Tin* Florida - test trip (lise gn III I Ile l'ullll- flit il *1 IV winch ended til I'roviueetow n. Muss to Reiiiriniig in itveidu ni wer» mel h> i , Jay shows bet to tie the fastest tru ll of \ 1vingt.i- Mie Inng alni luiiky «ertile wtm her type in the world Her record exceed IsiUf« boi *lau mio Mie tank« ni thè nini j ed that of the British dreudnoughi V an­ muli lierd Muntigli Mie culmini* of Mie guard, which showed 22.50 knots The Oveido Ad vanne; unii li G S m ith, thè geFlorida's test showed her to be nearly two nial cominciar nf tbe Oveido-Stillford Cunknot« above the requirem ents noiibnil Mr Smith seein* lo he mie of Wllaon has Men heard. This probably will be on Monday. Two other witnesses we first to be beard.. They are Secretory Geo. Carter, o f tee Senate Printing Oum«Ittee. end Dr. & T. j Galloway, chief of the division of Plant Industry of the Agricultural Department. Their trstlroony will be brief and the hearings of the Everglades controversy will conclude with Mr. Wilson's statement on Thursduy. • ‘though tbe committee will then take °P Ue inquiry into North Carolina reclams lion projects, which also under esc aped j Will He Needed In S an fo rd In Hearing so m any ret*a n and gluwlng Tom ato S eason V o lu m « IV 1 » l* .¡A CANNING FACTORY The Rivers nnd Hurbora~iSs»rop*atfoii Tilden Jacobs' Is l i lirm S eÄ e M '! iiTWu^FÄ-iMintered, ‘ and bill already passed by the House will come (he tirsi glance at hi* home and surround, dp in the Senate early next week. A ings will make ym. sit up and take nonce. number of Senators are ready with pro- Built upon the shore of Fake Mills, this jects to add to the m easure Senator biaise fuis one of (be finest lo ca tio n s In Stinmous today introduced am endm ents the it H lllly B y t lie aid of s m a ll b o d ies ol ’ ’ to provide for an appropriation ot $500.- w ater. Mr J a c o b s lia s lieen e n a b le d lo sur 000 for the Cape Lookout. N C . Iimtior of round Ins li« ii tie- hy .1 cun ¿il o l (aire run refuge; $300,000 uddlimnol for inijjtovi» iiing wptei in ini* thè 1*111*1 rlln Ii ‘il llos d the ‘d d o s water m enu for Cape Fear, below Wilmington. enhuiiced liy thè vivai grr*-n ol thè phints Mid 1235,000 additional for the Improve­ ami rial nf color» of niw*» ami othet ttow * ment of the Chesapeake and Album canul 1ers is olir ni th r must ha* k t»i m itm e between Benuford and New York |pi et lire» lite wriler lui« ever «eco I he Governor Wilson of Kentucky bus vetoed die anti-tipping bill recently passed by die legislature, which seem s to smack of gotxl sense. No one is obliged to give u tip unless he w ants to anil thinks it will pay—which il generally does. F R IO A T . M A R C H f t . ; E ast Orange County M ost A ttra c tiv e fa rm in g Com m unity -p p A o -s ir a w The trial of Annie Crawford, the young New Orleans while woman accused of murdering her sister, Flsle. so ih.n she might secure Insurance money, being the beneficiary, v i a declared u m istrial Wed nes.|ay morning by tbe jwrsiding judge The case bad been in court for several week*. Hie trial was repletr with ex «ting incidents, counsel for the sta te and for tbe defense coming to blows one day but week. F L O R ID A . . -j . ra � 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. 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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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/bb7542f44c27aa053147006e9a150cff.pdf 5ab8abde806da6029184f7bf555c7dce PDF Text Text arraffi? ■ * ' ^ • ti* ** i a .im r * # % u c n fta • •- -»- • ! IV THE SANFORD HERALD **«rirVfV> Death came ycstenlay to one of San­ ford's oldest and best beloved citizens In the person of Dr. W. II. Evans. Several days 'ago. while driving, near his home at Lake Mary. Dr. Evans su/Trr> ed n paralytic stroke, and had to be assis­ s ted to the house, where he nas been par­ tially unconscious, until death claimed him. i Dr. Evans was In his seventy-third year at the time of his death, and had been a resident of this section for the past twen­ ty-five years. Ho Was born in 0 tin, and received his education at Miami Univers­ m ity. where he was a class-mate of Presi­ dent Morrison. Whitclaw R ijl. Calvin Brice and other distinguished Alumni of that famous Institution. His medical ; S education was finished at the celebrated ! » University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. The balmy climate of Florida attracted the Doctor and his family from Boston. Indiana, where he hod practiced medicine. and they came to Sanfcrd, where Dr. Ev­ ans practiced medicine until he was forced to retire from the active life arul be chose the restful shades of an orange grove, near Lake Mary, where he passed the re­ maining years of his life.‘surrounded by family and friends; and. even at his ad­ vanced age, attending the call of duty when suffering bade him go. While a resident of Sanford Dr. Evans served three terms ot Mayor of the city, and his record ns a public servant was one of the chief )oys of the doctor's later Life. He teemed to have lived to do the most good in this world to his fellow man and hi« Lie could be emulated by atf wig» wish toiead a spotless life in order to join that great white throng iu the great beyond. Dr. Evans leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters to mourn his loss, all of them grown to man and womiinhond'» es­ tate. yet clinging to the old homestead In memery, if not in person. John Evans, Will Evans and Mrs. Hes­ ter, of this city; Mrs. Pdlett,of New Smyr­ na; Frank Evans and Miss Cora Evans, of Lowell. Mass. The funeral services will be conducted from the Gingregaiiunal Church tomorrow afternoon, nt two o'clock Imcrrmcnt made in Lake Mary cemetery. , No,bronze or marble shaft, no splendor of ancient or modern tombs and no piny of immortal genius can adorn the mem­ ory of such manly men. Their live*, their deeds their influence, living or dead, and their pure inspirations are (he monuments | that will keep their names burning in the horneaad the hearts of kindred ami breth­ ren, while the flying inrrnents are dim­ ming wuh ih-tr dust and rust the msrrij»- [ lion upon the brightest obelisk in the cem- I etery. While the sdeuce of death wraps and chilis us ut lias moment, memories, tweet and precious, come crowding in. I M # Î ì é * 1 I 1 rs É» w * 23 1 • cfs. We carry the well-known Cadet Hosiery, OUABAHTEED 1 ^ Guaranteed Linen toe and heel, reinforced \*f * fftt ✓'ll /Ve* knees. If your children are not wearing them I (1 Jo y , give us a trial. The Best Made rw S IM P L IC IT Y D RESSES and For House W ear . Something New and Better than the OldStyle Wrapper . _ £ * y Eastern Star Entertainment An appreciative audience greeted Mrs Cor» Kauri cr. of HendmonVitl«; Jt. C.. on ^Wednesday evening. Match 2 i„ at Masonic tto *‘ < . ...> • • : - Mrs. Pansier bad "just returned from a visit to tbe Holy Land, and came under the suspicea of the Eastern Star of Flor­ ida. She gave a description of the customs and her travels, and what it meant to a „ stranger traveling in the Orient to be o member of the Eastern Star. A t the dose mg o f tbe beautiful of Ruth to Nanmi; <\ •> ü t c t ili A ll Our Spring Goods are in U :s£ u:^S l ,v>* •• Hm J y and W e’ll be Pleased to Show ; m i( ÆJ them to you. ;i- mm mm « t if i fe fe s •■y** jc The tribute on Ueocham Mon. Braxton Beacham of Orlando, can- \ didatc for congressmari at large, was in ' Tampa yesterday, meeting influential people uud mingling with the voters in the interest >if his political aspiration, Mr. Beacham is one of the leading busi­ ness men of Orange county and has large property and other interests which he has built up by strict attention to duty and honesty and integrity in Ins dealings wuh his feiiow men. Mr Beacfiam is rcceiv whuh caus'-d her to leave her knrircd and ing the solid support of the peu(ge of lus native land and follow Naomi to « land of home county, who recognize bis worth, poverty Mrs. Earnest Tatar favored the audience and hi* campaign is now extending over the stale. His friends believe that tie with a Iwuutiful Instrumental selection will qualify for the second primary sod Mr*. Hoy wuh a Soto, accompanied by that he will defeat his opponent for the Mrs Tolar. Both selections were highly appreciated oilics iu the final apriuL The ladies served delicious Punch and Mr. Beacham is making His campaign on the paramount Issue o f federal aid for Cake, white every one mingled with their the building of good roads. He believes friends and rnjoped a social chat. So ended on evening of pleasure for In national assistance to the states tn the building of improved highways and talks those who were fortunate enough to avail moat Interestingly on the subject, lie al­ tneinselves of the opportunity given by so favors liberal appropriations for rivers the Ladies of the Eastern Star.of Sanford. and horbors and makes the point that the perfect roads to tbe country are what deep water Is ,o tbe port. Mr. Beacham made a decidedly favor­ able Imircaaion here and will return to Tamps later in the campaign for a more extended canvass. Col. E. R. Gunby, who was one of his closest fnemls In young manhood, was bewailing the fact yester­ day that be would bo- unable to vote fur Mr. Beacham in the primaries, on account of party distinction, but declared that the •ending of Mr. Beacham to Congress would prove one of tho best things the people of Florida could do.— Tampa Trib­ une. G iv e Usa. Look Woman's Missionary Union A very Interesting program will be given at the meeting of the S t Johns Presbytery which will meet with the San­ ford Presbyterian Society in the Presby­ terian church, beginning Tuesday evening and continuing through Thursday. . The piblic is Dordially invited to attend tbe meetings and enjoy the fine program. The music committee lias arranged an entertaining musical program. THE UTILIZATION Or WASTE products to the very fullest extent Is, of course, the nim of every industrialist, and the Wood Waste Distilleries Cow Wheel­ ing. West Virginia, U. S. A-, certainly makes this possible in tbe case of the waste material of wood working estab­ lishments. By means of tbeir distilling apparatus, ranging from a capacity of 5 to SQO gals, the industrial alcohol and turpentine contained in sawdust are effectively extracted, while the resultant fit>er Is ready lor paper manufacturers. This Still will actually pay for itself over and over again every month, and Colon­ ial and foreign fiuit canning companies, chemical works, saw mills, varnish mak­ ers. oil refineries, sugar refineries, etc, cannot fail to And it a profitable acquiallien.— R. C. Dun's International Review If you'are interested in Utilising waste for profits, tend Sc for ■ copy of •rated Wood Waste i 1 j’*’i •*!**' k «**M ri*■i■*■c ,,**B, IV *1-1 . YO W E LL I lit V March 26, 13,2 Death or Dr. Evans Il - m • & CO. HiCUK— w m am m a WELL DRIVING f/ M E\ Artesian W e lls of Every Description YOUR fiCCOUNT S atisfa ctio n G u aran teed By E x p e rt W o rk m e n , \ Orden Taken it HILL n SERVICE" is tlu- on. l>y word this bank : You will lind us :hC0 . odating, courteous and cotiserva i A visit w ill convince ><'ii We pay interest on your posits and 4 per cent, on ha Accounts. LUMBER CO. — or — HILL H AR D W AR E CO. Lot Y o u r Money be V « Earning Money m wm m m and put in a bank wherr V',u *‘ll° its safe. Tura Over Leaf By subscribing for THIS PAPER j Bank i. F L O R ID SANFORD Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Readiuf r �Publlshod S c m i-W e o k ly — Tuesday and F rid ay THE SANFORD H E R A LD /.V S A N L O K I X — L i t t* fa Wonh Living RumSsr B t NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fron* Various Sources BANFORD, p a r a d is e r e g a in e d FLORIDA. Vol um« IV FRI OAT. MARCH f t . 1 » l * .¡A CANNING F A C T O R Y ; East Orange County Most Attractive farm ing Community esc aped j Man Will He Needed In Sanford In Hearing so many ret*an and gluwlng Tomato Season m ow ALL AROUND FLORIDA ja ii Wanted For Highway Makes Getaway Robbery A prisoner named Wilson. • white man wanted in Georgia, for highway robbary. affected In» e»c*i|>e from liie city bast lie Tuesday night, and up to die present time has not been captured Marshal Ttllil re­ ceived a telegram front Georgia Tuesday describing Wilson, und givmg^iustmctlona to bold him for Georgia officers, at he hod held up a man in true Jesse James style, nnd they were vrry anxious to get him. ** r • Marshal Tlllls went to tbe new apart­ ment boose of Mr Tuggles where Wilson wot employed and statigl die case, but Wilson liked Florida w* well that he refus­ ed to listen to tbe pro|»>sition of returning to tbe cotton fields, nnd the making of good roads, ami showed .fight Marshal Tillis was obliged to )ub Wilson over the eye with Ida revolver 10 let him know who was boss, and, after u lively scrimmage, lie was landed in jail accounts uf tile progress of Fust Orunge county, (he editor of Ybe Herald made an HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK early pllgrmngc tnltvrido and Chuluntaon ïü TAKL CHARGE 01 SURPLUS Tuesday. Leaving tbe clay road just be- t Mere the Renders Will rind a Brief yotld the fine plucr ol P M Filler. and Factory Here Pul Lp Same Vrry f i n « Historical Sprint Mowing winding among the pines and across ibe rom otoes ami Beans f o r hurried Readers marshes and nvei Mie haniniocks. passed last Year the loading stations of Clyde und Wagner, "Not guilty“ was the verdict rendered Sanford will buve more acreage in to­ where $2.00 lettuce was being shipped. by the Jury In the trial of the ten Chicago matoes this season than ever before, and Arriving at Oveido. we paused long emeat packers, accused by the government while indications are now strongly marked nough to allow the machine to cool of! and of violating the criminal section of the for good price* this season, there should the chauffeur to tie op his hand that had Shuman antitrust a ct The jury was be a concerted movement Inaugurated for been kicked by the crank A good day out seventeen hours. AU the defendants the canning up uf all tbe tumntoes that road for most of the way lend» <o Clio lo­ Were In court when the verdict was an­ will not lie shipped, ami there will be ot a. and itie new tracks of the F F C plenty of them that will rut in S* field* nounced. Federal Attorney Wllkerson branch are passed at this point I is said was deeply nffecled; when ihc verdict after the »hipping season is ovei ilia* (he KiihI G nisi H) lias (Min'hnsed was announced bis eyes tilled with tears There has never been u season yet so tbousaials of acres m Fast Orange lor da. good that all of the surplus could be mar­ but he declined 10 talk. One of the velopment |>ui|»>»«•» They are only op keted at u good figure, amt (be only way jurors said they gave the defendants the rraling one train a week now hoi ei|**ii In lake rare of die crop is io ship while benefit of the doubt, as they did not be­ to gel busy wbeii more rails are lad die prices orr gissi, rimi when you can t lieve the government hml made out a Wilson evidently did not like to liny in iiiaiiduog **(T toward I'liuluola. over a good slop run wlini you can ut can i do- ells hostile awaiting die arrival of tils strong tase. ____ -ppAo-siraw tuad the palatial residence of * Rerpember that in a large cunning fac­ Georgia frlcmlf, und sonfc* lime during The Rivers nnd Hurbora~iSs»rop*atfoii Tilden Jacobs' Is lirm e e M '! iiTWu^FÄ-iMintered, ‘ and tory Sanford would realize many profit* f *d|th< broke off die |gpes connectbill already passed by the House will come (he tirsi glance at hi* home and surround, |n tbe wage* s|ieui here am) In diemoney I lug the toilet in bis cell, bent back die dp in the Senate early next week. A ings will make ym. sit up and take nonce. Ua ,w ,|Hrlv(Hj inml , „ r ,b lu ets. bur. and d.rougb tins small aperture number of Senators are ready with pro- Built upon the shore of Fake Mills, this Sanford |ienp!r could offord to form n M|un /nl dnougli into the corridor. using jects to add to the measure Senator biaise fuis one of (be finest locations In »link istuipuny and poi n|i a good plum Ins (liet e of pl|ie lignin on die outer door. Stinmous today introduced amendments the itHlllly By tlie aid of small bodies ol . , , , , , , ,, ’ ’ lo cun F ru ils a n d vegetables, pm up m a r- he httìke tbrougii iato ihe tire erigine tontn to provide for an appropriation ot $500.- water. Mr Jacobs lias lieen enabled lo sur . , . ... . ... . melades niebides and guiivu guavu jellies and all dir ulul tlience tu liberty. 000 for the Cape Lookout. N C . Iimtior of round Ins li« ii tie- hy .1 cun ¿il ol (aire run snrpbi» prmlut Is of tii*ld und grove I tutu all a p( spimi Iter* W ììsimi iiiiiii bave refuge; $300,000 uddlimnol for inijjtovi» iiing wptei ini* ‘il dos llos water ind thè the rlln 1*111*1 iI ‘d had tiuiie uutside tieip tu * bar.-or tisdsoi Register Now menu for Cape Fear, below Wilmington. enhuiiced liy thè vivai grr*-n ol thè phints Il 1« very iin|»iMiiiii Mini every new vme kmd. far lus wurk inside Mie celi Mid 1235,000 additional for the Improve­ ami rial nf color» of niw*» ami othet ttow 1 * ment of the Chesapeake and Album canul ers is olir ni thr must ha* k t»i mitme voter «et* Mimi lu» iiiinir i» un Mie regi»- showrd Miai thè man wus de»(»’ruli* und He [tir tesik Yv ili In* n(s*li unni A|iril irilnuted lo gel «wuy il any uwi between Benuford and New York |pi et lire» lite wriler lui« ever «eco I he trr bus evidei.tly beni Miete hefure Ulti After Mud you will I h * uf no use U t Tuesday's New York Republican dele- ! lamie is known n* "The Palili» . and Mr | yoor i-nmrnimity. utile»» ynur mimr i» un gales to die national convention at I hit - j Jaetlhv wii» hcsiegeil hv su muny murisi! l’ r r»hy ter lun l.hnrrh I he r»*gi«l ra Moti 11«* ago resulted in election of nrgnm/tillnii jfm shellet lllrtt Ite itus m.otc Mie house Ki*v I t Mi Kiiinon will (seacli ai Mie candidates In practically every district cuiive meni lur u limiteli ini ula-r ni guesls l'ie»liy tenari cliureli nell Siuiduy moriiWrattirr Rrporl Mr .Intuba I im » everytlnng thut grò«» where there was a contest, according to Fili» lonlgill. wanner en*t |sirium W ni mi, and • veiiing MI .ire cordiali) in uoofildal returusifalrly completed in muni on hls furili und thè neh nuli k lumi scrina Vllrd tu illeud nesduy fair warmer lo gfow everytijiiig ut profusimi III» *« instances. Claims that at least eight) I llitee of the ninety delegate« »ill la- fur auge and gru(»* fruii ginn* i» heyond ioni lull and U til unite tliail seven fm Kisim- p ire. and In« gurdeti iiuitnins ever y km.wu H(a](Ç î Hf JIç velt were made by State Cliutriiinii Wil­ Vegetallir, rven ruisuig crdery iierr* WÌtti out irrtgiitiim liams Barn». Jr . and John W llilcbinson. director of Ibe organization fact Ion 11ir Inke 1« a greut Mdiitig pince. ,mj <11 M ie Smnfi inI puri) inuuuged m culi li imi Navy de|iartmen( officials an gn .illy Sanford, Florida |i|eused with the result of the speed trial fine troni in u hall hon* « Jaill aUmg tlie ol die great dreliduooghl baltle»lnp l lor »taire liSÄ M cn ala. queen ol the Untied States navy, tnade yesterday afternoon off the count of Maine The Florida made an average silgluly m excess of 22,54 knots (icr hour on the run. She in commanded by Gapt Hurry S Knapp Tin* Florida - test trip winch ended til I'roviueetow n. Muss to Jay shows bet to tie the fastest trull of her type in the world Her record exceed ed that of the British dreudnoughi Van­ guard, which showed 22.50 knots The Florida's test showed her to be nearly two knot« above the requirements The trial of Annie Crawford, the young New Orleans while woman accused of murdering her sister, Flsle. so ih.n she might secure Insurance money, being the beneficiary, v ia declared u mistrial Wed nes.|ay morning by tbe jwrsiding judge The case bad been in court for several week*. Hie trial was repletr with ex «tin g incidents, counsel for the state and for tbe defense coming to blows one day but week. Governor Wilson of Kentucky bus vetoed die anti-tipping bill recently passed by die legislature, which seems to smack of gotxl sense. No one is obliged to give u tip unless he wants to anil thinks it will pay—which il generally does. Religion A p ril Il wtaild luke u Volume lo liieutiuil liie borile of TlUIen Jacob.« and hi* klntmen, of Mie Chulootn neigldHiflassi Siilltce lo suy Miai if uii> mie in Kunford. or any mhrr M*a|s>rt, wauis a glini|»*e *if Pnrn* (lise gn III I Ile l'ullll- flit il *1 IV Porwa rd 1-1 17. M ovement W\ 2 Tl 1HA t AHE MF.K NOW SUIVI MIM I’ HOVI.NIONIAI S lIN t)A V H ) CM! A At I'RFH.RAM APRII lu i Nitu « in i H oy g I I 0<) À M —Spechi S«rfUM>Ck* by «11 {igMnn fft vieifiw« on M#n irnl KrJtgtort 3 30 I* M Mam Mtciin| foi Men it the íhcitff Addir« taf George E Moodv uf (taf Y M. C. A. JackMIO rilj* 3 30 P. M. —Mu* Meeting for Women it trie Methodiil CTtutcK. Addirsi taf Frank F. Fitch Cenerai Srrfrf*»jt Fionda Siili Sunday S^hnciJ Aaanciaticm ì IU E* M —Mas» Nfeeting al ih* Thrill* Thr K ri k < ) i l T a ti m in u t e MONDAY « ild ir t w t APRII by IN □ ¿ JO P M.—Pray ri and Piaiwr 2 45 P M, - Addir*» E'rayrr ai an Agriis:) t»É thr Kingdom By Hr* J (• Venable D 1) paain» ni ihr Kt«rrsulr P«<r«b| irna n Chut ib, Ja« h»«»natile M S P ^l Addir** * Th* Bop Bible CÙn Uf Friend E. Hüff* Hctfi' Wot k Dii f atisi «ni thr Y M t A Jackaonaille UTO P VI — Addirà* MThr Nrrd and Opfiottunttf fot Men and Boy» in th* Modtri» Orni eh by George E Moodf I .10 P VI —Opro Conferme«, \ I h ) Poi Hit of Wraknra» in Mena Work in thr Chutih ih) Point! of Sire »r i» in Mìo » Work in the Church MelKoJial Church ? 30 P Vl —A«l«Im* I hr Bible By Freni f Filei» 12 IO P VI Limitaron »lita Di J G Venable I«*« Mro re»pc>ii«ible Io« Cbuir)t Finance*. Cp 11oop • I Church ? 30 I* M —P ratei and. PraJw* '2 15 i* VI —Addir«« ** Ttaa Cali oí ihr Goéprl at Home, tu Non í-hiiMiio Land* by Dr. J, G VtiubD 'i I 5 P VI — Adcjfcm ** Ttar Church and Socia,J Problem* By Marcui C. F*||. Superínirndent oí ita« Fionda CKiÜita i Home Society 4 OC P VT.,— A dii fei* " The EHiel«til Bible CI*»« By Frank F. Fiuta Ma Ih ocha! Church 7 30 P, VT — Addir*» ** Individull F.vanfrtatrtiUy K o Gr«»e|r l.cunj Hanacom, D D . Adruu WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 17 ilapflai Church 2.Ü0 P. M —Pfizer and Son| Service. » ? 45 P M— AdJreaa " (low co Conduct a Sonai Survey ol ita» City *“ By Krv.E. A Waldo, Weal Palm Beach 3 30 P M*— Open Conference A* Profram Ip» SmlnfiL Concuralion*! Church P, M— Addre** “ Social Server by Farewell Weed* by Traisi Im ­ ' h Charles U. Hudson, foreman of the pressroom of the Fort Myers Dally Preee, was the victim of an accident last night which resulted in tbe loos of his left hand, which was completely severed at the wrist. Mr. Hudson was beneath the (vest trying to rectify some fault of the machinery, when the pres* was set in motion und bis left bund was caught by tiie plunger piston which works In an air chamber and so badly mashed that the doctor* had to mkr it off about an inch below Mie wrut : V'Publicity <» a good thing, a* Miami can testify Since the row wn» rnised ahoot the investigation of (ho suppression of the Wright report the' purchases o r real estate have more than doubled, and the boom is spoken us just approaching its height j Jusl $10,1)00 was the amount of easy money secured during the last few day* by the rune tiorse swindler* operating at St Augustine, nnd Mu* victims of this liitest coup have lieen ill Jacksonville during Monday and Tuesday trylug U> get local officer* to do something for them ' * ¿*«™ 4 Now Mint it is cerium Mint Judge Jumea W Locke is to resign the Federal judge­ ship of ihe Florida circuit and district iiioris wiMiiii the next lew months, many lm«e tieguii lo wonder who is io follow lum The (»within bus lieen so honor ahl> filled by (be present incumbent that il 1« lull natuml (bar those in his sue lessor should look (or none hut the most honorable and learned of the Florida Inn to mount io Mir ixisittou n( honor *S| li Ibe iwo etnidreii t>( Simon Silversteln who were murdsrmt In Jacksonville a short time ngo are steadily improving at S t l.ukc » tlospitul Mrs Aiieliti Silver »teln. their mother, was dlschargeri from tlie h o s p i t a l a few days ago fil A Fort Lauderdale dispatch says; Tlie At Ian lie. Okeeclwliee and Gulf Railway Company'» surveying crop* arrived In this city tins morning having surveyed the line from Tumpu to a (»dm about nine miles west of ibis city Chief Hiram McKlrow stated* Mini headquarter* of the crew would be established here while completing ibis trnns-Everglade railway survey and Mini survey for the terminal . here will soon be under way. - e - îl Boy Gets G3 years At no TUESDAY. APRIL Itì □ An Epitome o f the Week*» Moat portant Happenings In the State's Domain. A fleet of nineteen torpedo fmnt de­ stroyed is now at Pensacola, I r« n . Prssbylsriin Church C H I L D LR0M THE STATE PRESS Hie Odum bln County Bank opened Ms door* for Inisiliess hi l-akr City on Ttiursday tie structure i* said to l*e one of the handsomest In ibe State 1« ¡ 1er %111 j T f f k i r r i I n . S u n t i a y f k lw H » U * One o( tlie largest cargoes of naval stores ever to !>e token from a port of the United States left IVnsaroln Saturday far Humimrg It c-itislsted of 43.30B barrels of rosin and 2.500 casks of turpentine GENERAL TOPIC—"MEN AND RELIGION Reiiiriniig in itveidu ni wer» mel h> i , \ 1vingt.i- Mie Inng alni luiiky «ertile wtm IsiUf« boi *lau mio Mie tank« ni thè nini j muli lierd Muntigli Mie culmini* of Mie Oveido Ad vanne; unii li G Smith, thè genial cominciar nf tbe Oveido-Stillford Cunnoiibnil Mr Smith seein* lo he mie of Mie II veli wires Miai ever »parkwl ufi Mie illuni «lem limi !tesale in« daily visalion of rontimg Mie t’ousi line. ImMds tiunis. Ilo« » new s|nim*r «eli* town lui» and veg­ e ta le lutai md. Iiy* Mie aid of Id" gissi wde in mimi« (ite pi« (urta e li Mirre n were ali) -ittici slnngs tu Uveiti«»» tubile , )t <• tooid pluy Mino ali fighi Ile ami Douglas» hjive wukclird Mie dead » ( III Mie Ad vanir, und Mieli progressive iii«vln«J», and thè new batik i* only a forerunuer of ili«- muny irn|>roveinetit» coming m Uveido, The gjrut develnpmenl»sootl lo tnkr piace in Black Hnnirnock land» neiir town wiII nnike a Miriving city wnl of (Iveldo in a few yeurs We «lup|ieil al file liospilable laiiiir of j Mr and Mr» li (. Smith where we me è PhilipS. Hlcilbofh. a young lawyer ami ‘ Until It was a .»hau»', bul. Mie trip gave., •on of the (ate Hear Admiral Hlchborn. u* « new appetite, nnd a halt could ran killed himself at Washington in despond­ be made After a pleaiuinl tjvenmg we ency and humiliation over the elopement rellrerl anil it 1» a safe liet thnl never wore than a year ago of his wife. Eleanor was such sleeping auiyiiiphshd by Mir Hoyt Hlchborn with Horace L Wylie, u same |»urlie» Iwfnte 11 wosthc lettuce or prominent Washington attorney. He shot the spriug onion», or the drowsy atmos­ hlmselfdn the head with on automatic phere. but tbe sleep wot there, und only morning light and the noise of the culinary revolver and died almost instantly. deportment could rou»e the visitors The Mom investigating charges thut Owing to on accident, the writer was Florida Everglades Und speculations in­ forced to return iiomc, and did not have fluence the Department of Agriculture's the idea sure of visiting the good people of report* on the drainage projects there, Geneva; but the party made the trip and. •greed to cio«e teatlmony when Secretary no doubt enjoyed It to the fullest. Wllaon has Men heard. This probably We don't Intend to visit East Orange will be on Monday. Two other witnesses again soon. Our systems couldn't stand we first to be beard.. They are Secretory such good treatment, and high living; for Geo. Carter, o f tee Senate Printing Oumliaise people out there have reel cream for «Ittee. end Dr. & T. j Galloway, chief of your coffee, nnd no canned good* is al­ the division of Plant Industry of the lowed , Agricultural Department. Their trstlll is our candid npinlon that every man roony will be brief and the hearings of the Everglades controversy will conclude in till» end of tbe county is doing well with Mr. Wilson's statement on Thursduy. Tbe places look prosperous and so ilo the • ‘though tbe committee will then take owners, and os a fanning proposition— °P Ue inquiry into North Carolina re- wtll, tlie inun who think* Florida is a san­ clams lion projects, which also under dy waste ought to visit East Orange and see Tildeit Jacobs' farm. ' a i P S r » * r "• ’ J, and The General News of The Lano of Flowers. Í51 Albert Vreeiand uf Paterson. N. J.. has been called a bad boy for a good many of the sixteen years of hls life. Until three year ogo. however, the description was largely conventional Then he entered upon a series of activities that won for him in tlie Passaic county court of special session today Judg« Scott's assurance that he was “ the champion bad boy of New Jersey." Judge Scott did more than characterize the lad. On nine charges of burglarv he gave him the longest term of Imprison­ ment ever imposed In the county for any aime. Nine indetermlnale'sentences of from one to seven years wera bid upon the boy, and they are not to run con­ currently. He will spend hot less than nine years in prlaon, therefore, and lie may spend sixty-three. fi t! ■m i Appreciated Gift Éü Mrs. Geo. If. Fernald. treasurer of the Hospital Association received through the mall a check for $23.00 from Mr. C. B. Mc­ Nair of the McNair Lumber Co. of Jack­ sonville several days ago The Hospital Association and all others who are inter­ ested in the earnest efforts Mint are being mads by the association undtiieir friends to secure a hospital lur Sanford appreci­ ate very much Mr McNair’s fine donation and the kindly Interest shown hy n stran­ ger in a Sanford enterprise. ipt* jra . - . �Marth 2q O O S S IP ^ & O U R . CORRESPONDENTS MOORrS STATION Special Carterponieoo* to TV* HrrsU Rev. G H. Summers was much encour­ aged by the attendance of the meetings this week and la here far another week with larger gatherings still. He talked to a crowded church Sunday and will be here on Sunday, the Slat, at 3 p. m. and again at 7:30 in the evening. Many have ex­ pressed a desire to unite with the church. Society, the handsome rooms were doubly attractive In their decorations of potted plants, ferns and palms. Several beauti* fully executed mottoes, appropriate to the occasion and suggestive of the top­ ic emphasized—“Giving and Offerings." adorned the walls ami were the appre­ ciated handiwork of Eugene Koutnlllat. The splendid program as given by the bright and fine looking children of the Junior Epworth League, evidenced the patient, careful training, of Mrs. Philips, and the intelligent res pomi veness^oftb« children, tome of whom were very siiO& The following program will clearly show the efforts, made by the charming little folks, to entertain their grown up audience. That they succeeded most creditably was the unanimous verdict of V / Mr. Joe Cameron has come forward with his usual generosity and given two PKOCIAM * lots on corner of Geneva and Cameron avenues for a II. EL church and parson­ fnitrurwm»l Solo................ Maud Aliev WBgntr C W r , "A ll tfcr World lor Jrao«“ .. Jtm kv Lraaur age building*. Mr. Summers hopes for Mahn—, “ Hw Mlir Bui Coavniloa .............. A d * Wa*n«r, Fronda Chappril. C. H more substantial help from others. MMMU, nasci Crow, Krutra M**oo. Raymond rallies, Math Mtrillali E. A. Gilbert was in Orlando last Friday on business. Miss Fish entertained a number o f San­ ford ladies at luncheon on Wednesday. p r u ia iw n , tw u m r iH M n i . .... Mias Clgy has been entertaining little Leake hjlk. juBa talas. AddW Mirain II ''UttW feei Be Careful“ ......... tittle Once parties of children from town several Sung. Krruatioa. "Mtatioaary Mask"....................... CJruiyn Spencer. Anna Mason week ends recentlv. Sung................Carolyn and Lillie Rath Sprncvr Mrs. L J. Hancock of Lake Golden was A fter the program was concluded the a caller at Mrs. Ellsworth's on Wednes­ offering were received by two little glria, day. following which delicious strawberry ice Mrs. W. W. Miller has been having cream and dainty cakes, were served by quite a severe attack of grip buit is able the larger girls of the League. On each to he out again now. we are glad to say. plate were beautiful pansies and a liny Mrs. CL11 Summon and sons joined white mite box, made by the leagues. R g y ^ jr. Summers here last Saturday and A table had been prepared on the side were guests for the day at tfw Erwin porch for the children, where (hey re­ ceived every attention, and had a good home. time together. There were six care af celery and two The Missionary Society and their friends of lettuce shipped from the Joe Cameron ore indebted to Mrs. Philips, and ihe celery farms last week. Eight car loads Junior Epworth League, for a very pleas­ of the finest lettuce every shipped from ant afternoon and entertainment. anywhere was cut at Harry Ward's Beardall avenue farm last week and four cars of lettuce from same fields this week. Messrs. Gilbert. Smith. Harper. W W, Miller and others about here have been shipping celery in car lots this week. G. They started on the 11 o'clock train ai G Chamberlain, Mr. Ward's manager, told Utica. N. Y., on the Delaware & Lackn us in all his six years’ fanning here he wang R R by way of Binghamton.Scran­ had never seen as fine lettuce as that ton. Wilksharrv and Strousburg to Tren­ grown at ihe Ward farm this year ton. N. J , stopped two day» thence to Washington. D CL stopped five days CAMFRON CITY CLIPPINGS By wny of Air Line R. R.. through Rich­ Special CurrMpundcnc* to Tbe lletAUi mond and Petersburg. Va , stopped at J. C. Rich it cutting some fsnry head Hamlet. N. C. thence through the cotton lettuce this week. fields of South Carolina and Georgia to Mr. Bostick of the Springfield Armory, Jacksonville, stopped one night and Springfield. Mass., was a caller at Mmchanged cars to the Atlantic Coast Line nick place on Thursday of last week R. R. to Kissimmee, arrived Dec. Util, Mrs. IlilE Miss Olive Hill and Mrs Wil- stopped on (tie corner uf Bermuda and son uf Wichita. Kansas wrtr visiting in Oak street wiih M l>. Casier, sun of IVavit Cameron City last week. Casier, until March 21st. Will stay here Mr. Munro of Celery Ave.. had one of for two week* then return to New York crews cutting celery on Minmck place City by way of Clyde Line Steamship Co. Monday . down the St. Johns river, will stop at PaWe are glad to hear of so much interest latka a few days, then on April 22 wifi being manifested in the Gospel services take the ocean steamer to New York, being held at Moores Station. The peo­ thence ihe Hudson river boat to Albany. ple seem to enjoy and appreciate the N Y.. thence by way of New York Cen­ tral K. R to Herkimer. N Y ibetice to efforts of Rev. Summer* Mohawk. N. Y. by trolley Mr. Moore a potato man from Philadel­ Hoping far a safe return home will say phia lias been out a number of times that we have had a delightful trip and looking over -the prospect for a potato ■pent a very pleasant time in the Land crop in our vicinity. Mr. Free of Jacksonville, of the M. O. of Flowers, oranges, grape fruit and all Coggins Co., was an interested visitor kinds of garden truck. Also will say that Sanford is one of the most delightful last week. The Farmers Club held a very interest­ cities that we stopped pi and will return ing meeting Tuesday evening The canal home hoping that we may he sble to Very truly yours. committee reported and the rural tele­ come again. Ms. *M) Davis Cam xs . phone propwition was brought up ably presented by Mr Johnson This is a Post Oflioe Box 222. Mohawk. Herkimer County. N. Y matter of great interest to every farmer If you are Ifl any way interested ami do not understand the proposition that the Farmers Qub is working on. ask some member of the Club about it A fter the business of the evening was dispoeed of a program of recitations and readings was given by Club members that was heartily enjoyed by at! present Club ad­ journed to meet in two weeks April 9th. Social Service M eeting The Social Service department, of the Womans Missionary Society of the Meth­ odist church, held their regular meeting, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Philip* Tuesday afternoon. Nearly ail the memhen of the society were preeenL and also, quite a number of invited guests. The devotional extras©* were conduct­ ed by Mrs. M. A. Mtoc second vice presi­ dent. of the Missionary Society, who has charge of the social service department of the society. Several scripture refer« * » * on offerings, were read by Mrs. Miot, as "Offerings" was the topic to be ccoaMered. Mrs. A. E. Philips rend a abort article from the Missionary Voice. “The way they give in BraziL" “ How convert» give in India." was read by Mrs Albert Seigh. T h e gift of Self." read by Mrs. Miot. M r* Mi ore request far a volunteer vkiting committee, for special charcfa visiting, met with several prompt response* The meeting was then turned over to the boatea* Mrs. L R. Philip* who bad prepared a very intereating program, to be given by the members of the Junior Epworth League of which she is the manager. In honor of the young Helping Hand Society The Helping Hand Society of (be Bap­ tist church, field their regular meeting, Tuesday evening in the church. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. E. E. Cox, and in place of the usual Mission study, several members of the class dressed in appropriate costumes, repre­ sented several Foreign nations, and the Home field in their need for help and worterf—this, giving a personal Mis­ sionary lesson, bearing out the brief pa­ pers. they each read on the subject of Horae and Foreign Missions. Miss Ruby Betu, represented a “ Japanese girl" Miss Oars Milieu an “ Indian g ir l" Mias Sina Milieu, a “Country girl." Miss Edith Stewart, a "Frontier girt," Miss Mamie Bard, a “Q iy girt.“ Miss Make Stewart, a “ Hindoo girt," Mias Rath Stewart,' an “ Immigrant." Little Evelyn Bigg are. represented an “ Indian pappoose." The program was varied by several songs and a fine recitation bearing on the Mission­ ary subject, given by Mrs. R. G MaxweiL The exercise« and program, was very much enjoyed b ) the large audience. “ Vox Popull. Vox Dei" A t the Pfcopiea Church next Sunday morning Mr. Waldron will consider the question: “ is tbe Voice of the People the Voice of God!" This be believes to be tbe most fundamental national question of the day. E V A N G E L I S T COMING A Wonderful Evangelist James M. Bass Rev Since ihe days of Sam P. Jones, no preacher has given evidence of the sus­ tained power which is possessed by Rev. James M. Bass of the South Georgia M. H Church Conference. There are numberless intellects which, like a bomb. can explode with n loud noise and do considerable execution, but those minds which ore like fountains or stars are'exceedingly rare. The Indian spring of todny is like the same fountain of a century ago— it nins on forever in a continuous stream, in­ exhaustible, eternally fresh and pure. The stars which send down their rays to a'sin cursed world tonight are the same which shone upon the plains of Asia, Africa and Europe when the Chaldean wondered and worshipped, when the lost white race was rearing cities In the in­ terior of Ethiopia, and when the barbari­ ans of Ihe north were sharpening their swords ami spears to smite the decadent Roman and Grefck. . The radiance of the stars is everlasting; the source, of their glory unditninished and never falling. So it is with the cre­ ative intellect; the physical strength which is its necessary adjunct may be exhausted, but the mind itself never tires. “ Nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep." is all the medicine such a mind ever needsThe late Rev. Sam P. Jones was one of the few men ever endowed with that kind of a geadu* \ou could no mor?- empty the mind of such a man that you could shut off the flow of the Indian Spring or put out the fires that feed the stars. After the death of the great evangel­ ist. I wondefed whether his mantle would descend upon the shoulders of a worthy successor it lias done so; for the Rev. James M. Bass has the Fame marvelous power over the hearts of congregations— the same rare gift of getting better and better, as one sermon follow« another Ills manner and methods air wholly different from those of Sam Jones. Like all good men of genius, his processes are original. Four years ago he f*ecame Con­ ference evangelist. That lie has done great good wherever lie has labored can be vouched for by every one who saw and fell the effect of hi* glorious revival at Thomson u few weeks ago In a series of nteciiiigs at this inticli torn up town, tie brought about reconcilia­ tions which no one believed JiosMble. anil he wiped out old feuds which had l«*rn festering here for ten years or more If he isn't a good man. insjared from on high to go about doing good, then there is no such thing in all this world. In Mr. Stapleton who conducts the sung services Mr. Bass has a mast sympathetic (.ml capable helper— an auxiliary who seconds his leader^ in precisely the right way ll*was good to see bow Prracber Bass rnjojed ihe singing «1 S(a|4elon and his choir; il w«s good to ser tn>w Stapleton and his choir enjoyed the sermons of the Preacher. Long life and rich reward to this noble pair of brothers— Editorial by Hon. Tbos. E. Watson in Jeffersonian. They will be at the First M. 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If you want to rent V A Motor For Any Purpose we are ot your service with the very best cars. We never sleep. If you are in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. Candidate for County Solicitor— Orange Subscribe for The Herald and �v î- * t' t r- * ■ UNFAVORABLE REPORTS CANNO! INIIIRI I I (IRIDA Lands Are the Most Productive In The World, And I lorlda TreiiMirrr Cannot Be Ruined By Press Reports t Li- presidem. Mrs .1 C V'arn <»f Hartow (irsi vice presidem Mrs Hoyt id H a i '■i r » «ecnnd vice presidimi. Mfs 1coke ni Orlando secretar). Mi»* l'mlloway of Lakeinnd After all die business belare die Union limi beni itiiendad lo. die fuilowing resoThere i* not lhe least bit of danger thaï \ninning fur sbcrifîof Mnuuirc c u jiiv *,«* limili* »e re retili hy Mi» Nt/igg of Urlati lhe value of Florida tond is gumg to lie (lie innn wlm uindr Hic offer «iiggriiiug affecte«! by ru mort, by ipeocbcs on die that I corne duwn therc and ko iii wtth Tln (•efi.ilf nf die ladies of the Mlssniuflooc of the houae ot représentative» in ' birn tu liandle du» Ittnd ai du# prier and iu) Union of Si Julius IVewhytcry we congress. by quarrels among subordinate* shure In thè probi# ii Ikivp it. 1dui not gn, »u h io extend our iieortfelt dniiiks' In one o! tire bureaus in Washington. or but wtien I went back therr iiguii, limi i irsi, to die offa ers of die Siuiford by invetidgadoni held hy congressional week Jack told me (hai he liad tolti mie l’ reshyterian chiurli (or iis ose nini dteir committees or by scare head tinea in wea- hmidred ture# ni thal vinte latiti for $100 coojierntlnn; tern newspapers, contorting the truth— an nere and hnd not »et un) priee un thr lhnnk# secoud and deep npltrecintioii when stuff can be raised on this same j other ninety.live in-re# tn die [Msiplc fui dieu gnu imi* hospitalil> and die gloriali# aalninolule ride Florida land like they raise it down in, A lmut u month M ore du. I ».,* j..... I liiinks ilnrd to Mi McKipnon. titeir re­ Manatee county and people will go down j ing through the nard.rru pan .d I hole there to see 1L ■ count). Across the mum street ol the cent and mucti loved puntar, Thauks fotirth to Dr Hudson for In# inI was down there not long ago and s o « vi||„kf. o( i>llnlll wot «UK|K,Mj nt „ canvas celery, lettuce nnd potatoes in the field#. hitimer benrmg this legend 7li.i cnrlnnds spinng and liell>ful miMiuiiiiry addrews i llimk# (liso (or die chnrimug and niand tomatoes being planted; from the , (,j (rock idni>|>e<! from tlu# point Inst sm ­ ear window this land looks al>out ns un-*.~ son. which brought tn *thc farmers who strnctlve talk# of \trs Wildiiìitn and Dr prepossessing ns any other trnplool jungle. raised il S30U.IMNJ. Newell but when cleared and cultivated this Flor­ List of delegntes lo lite meeting of die Now Danin is n very small place, hut Union: ida land produces bigger than any other this is a very hlg record and there are lots Orlando. Mrs Stagg. Mr#. S. K. Ives. Mrs. hintT anywhere else on earth except in of pine«»* along tin- east coast shipping Leake. some other spots in Florida. just utwnil u# much I akelnud. Miss (arila (iitrinwny. % Celery raised on this land has brought Illese iwo example# of what Florida Ciani City. Mr# Menili. tills season S3 50 per crate, running front land will do gathered It) [tervuial nhnervDalie City, Mrs. Wiltlman. $800 to $1,300 per car Lettuce has si coast Hartow, Mr# A A MvLernl. M Vnjing. brought from $500 to $90(1 a car. and the must not (*• iDiisiilered a# sliatigc oi tin Mi* Vari). Mrs Jones yield In potatoes promise# big nt top prie-11|sim) Coming up from Munniee Iasi lampa. Mi*. J C l i iit». Mi* tl ■ (lini, es, and the prospect for u good crop of to week a man gol on the irttili at Ocala and Mrs II C (iiddings. Mrs .1 I. Ilollings matoes is fine ' told me dial die i alihnge emp and the »orili Mi-** Nora Amlervat. kliss Manie, ll costs not more than seveiitylive cents melon crop <>f Marion ...... . promised hiy Lenirsi) » pet crate to raise this celer> that is now ,ll)(| ,|,Ht ,|lr) , n-d tn c* t Sl.miti an Ideai».ilei k|fs. Dune a li telling for $3 50. One ere of this Flnrldn_ ,» »m. „1 ClK|, 0( u„:m I. vcij L»«!) *. hi* l ’uiui»imig. Mi# JuLinstm. . . _ r I^iùrfirUr^IeliL^otp tiUU ysiMnnwi that Sanford gel# rich yn ^chiy and lira nidi l o » m-Mf!». H. W: Foll(-f_ ’ nire In |*ofit. tit«. vaifhtwiT^Wtf^mile fii lettuce, (¡uincsrillc thrives on ruhhuges. Hnyview. Mrs Hoyl weutlier conditions and care and cultiva Hastings has grown into a city on Irish Sunford, Mr# A T Kosselter, Mrs .1 N nun. Two crop# per yeur ran be made on 1potatoes. Starke and Lakeland have wax Wlutliei rnch acre. led and grown fat on strawberries, Quincy Now I f'n n y M y think« timi anything him hrrii lurrir«) min n nirnmi*r<*ïat ( »'1111*1 limi mines out in collar*»«« or nnywtirrr on tnhmcn kih I iloti linker oMinty l imi n n 'n or b a l d cU#» in lining to iifTevt lit»1 jhìh*« <jJ Plori»!« which hm«! h» hr toiiMilcrt*<l r-'*r!»«•r land aimniKl tin»*«* who rontr lu m*«* it Irf i** n<»v* |»f»>dii<’»!t$i ifonii wiih ihr ln*si m N e g l 1$ A i , O r e S! .i y d e f i n e s S p l l D f f ' H I i'f i* » b f i* M à f rum ifn tuoni itny wh**rr ni Ì lot III II «itnl 1r v thr '»lini miMit*«! in hoy wimr till in*1 I lor nln Inin] 1miimt l»r Inin hy ( w n i d o w n lit I hr Marwitr«* uri timi ) u >( VV .• 1,1 V . 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U f » il *W 1 1 I 1 •t«*H(ftii fiillt i ii i¿,- ron» 'hI*h**! iH W ill Ml»» H-»*T |> m TO U n i r T'Hif»’ t*« n * i-irH** ri -, r fr* i »i* i* i i I !■*»$■ - ili In M va ni»-! lu I - (I noibler lite Wniun.is Misslomuy Union of dir A hi .lutin * l’ieshyien »Ini li cunvenetl in iramp. die Presti) t » ! itili i hull'll » d b die Stili' h For Easter Sunday the Cohasset model If iti»**«* fT»»1 M>v*- •Hlfirn in'!"f'i it-n !•* li isti ijneer sign. yel it ilienns diat ha» pnseed tlifoogli and bn# left • f»!Hu¿ •■ •! ••’»•fi!«» - r a T Í “ COH A S S E TI " i « u11•w l!• 1i» i 11 I i> «i i*111» «t 1• , 'ilhiws i nifhor* wliDh (In* nt mi l d r i i i o i o t i ition of In xrr in I Vr r $ ••ontv in ! Ilf«»- win t wo >r;ir% ,i|fo mid ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2915 IV i * i i ii . i r > \ . ~A»-: a :.*■ -— • Of 11 I + «I »I > Ir fi I n u k in g I h i ri (»noil llu i is c In f»i| ihr il Ini m* -li I "if i-*• iti# It tmi 1fir ' n ii -*itih wn » ••nif u*i , l i cjiI \ No, I visited Snnforil yeslerdn) and Still» 1 u m I m i l i»ml V r tic Iliade u iierminul Cidi oli. and gave os j»lrn«tjrr orni In l|ifiiltit*«« H» all ihuM* Id lilC h lo .' wane very interesting experiences nf In» who««* p r m lr^ r it w a « to iittriiil nil (tit* mrrtink mill lima mine in tnuclt wi^i the mvlng life. lie itas holeted since INM3 497.KÜN miles nii|tlit> rlTurl« ituit arr h«-in*¿ mude and has spent only $7 fil nn rnilniad fare tlirmnth all thr Mi««ionnr> « hmitirU to H e r e is O n e on th e Best » tinse uni) known ninne i» dus stila piet He has (wen around the world -1 limes Mr ]» II *t|H*itkn Hill) write« hrnr Win ihr wur hl im ( ’Ini’«I M arket llir-lim* M’fwiti«x unnlr l»> the f«toinrd il» I thr W r i t e for S t e n c i l * an d M » r k » t 111» linn j»rrvriittMÍ i• »$M Mm í i niiMxioiimit*«. H oih 11i* !•■ *I*I nlv tu Iwfuty wreck*. kef,'|»« fun fitilll«" u >•* re ! wurkn< hi (hr Munir lumi n »I P e p o rts Today ift«es not smoke, chew drink or gullible help ni l uplift Ito i m i ) ti an (tiairA trattili gave him Ins name in ISSI tint «ho tre ulti, »mkitis t ■ lotiusli du "Kiri, you are tllright." declared lite old- i sinews of wnt for the battle* dial ate F. G. H E W I T T C O . ef one ul the enti of a particolari) bard being waged with darkness and »in in Mmtncy. "You're A No I fhe title Ima : heathen lauds. At the opening nl tin WA• IrutCt<>n and N e w Y o rk »Irte« stuck and the wanderer ha# more I convelli ton Tnesdn) evening Ifev W H Mir»non 8lrt«1i than lived up to it. for if ever a holm's Hudson a missionai) from China de life run Id be said to tie a success, it is limi liveterl to die union a Message Innn die of this fellow. He travels innverullsand Field ills talk win excredmgly niterinmprr. hut afrer arriving in a town div- rating unii uotniKehrn»r»e e*ls himself of these nnd ain>eai# in a Wrrlnesrln) inorili up. when die » « l e t > neat suit. and delegates had nil assembled. Mts l lie has a memorandum book full of C (Vondmtl. pre»alent of die Snnffîi SaiiTf)d cards and letters given him hy railroad i s<# iHy. in n few ctialcc. e. griicpiii# griumn# tan .^n,i ofllciaU. Many of these stale thal lie has gurdial word*. »rla<iiiu»l tinllmon to laevenlrd the possible loss of human life ) Sanford and to die home and lieaits oi uud properly hy telling train operalers [ their co-hilmrers in tin- Master* cause wtien beating Ids way. of broken car, Tin» gieeimg and wetniine » . 1» mo*i wheels nr other disarrangements, and lie cliurnd igl) te»|niidi»l to h> Mi* N ( lias |irevenie*i serious wrecks nnd disus- |ve# of Orlando, president ol tin- ^(<* ter». siarmry Society of Orlando. Wednesday afternoon wlien tile meel "About 35I1JKHI minors ran away fioro N borne annually. Of tins number. 35. IBMi mg wa* over the entertainment coin ^become cnnflrmed itolioea, 7.IMM) are crii» milter, gave die visitors an iinloHiolille pie«1, 3,500 are killed, anil the rest can .ride, over the city, and through the beau tiful cein y delta. only nand tbe banl life about to years. Kev. W. 11. Hudson nwile a very fine This man makes bis transient ex [smses by the sale of two booklets, the first being missionary address Wednesday evening "Life and Adventures of A No. I ", tells which was very much enjoyed by thr Y of his travels among tramps all over the congregation. S|>ecuil music was given wofld. The second. "Hobo Camp Fire nt IkiIIi afternoon and evrnfnd meetings Taiea," Is a true atory of,the pitiful bard Thurseuy morning. Dr. Mary Newell, a sbipa on the road. Both show the dark returned medical missionary from Stmngln The Vamiah for all your use«. side of tramp life so that any restless boy JChina, talked to the union on the medical will get a good Idea of its disgusting fra- work, that is being done in. Hie hospitals It ’s guaranteed by thres. They can be purchased at Max- among the women anti children Mrs weli’a and on trains, 25 c.; nnd ore worth Wildman front Dade City also a returned Makers of high-grade varnishes every cent of it in keeping boys at home missionary from India, miked to Hie since 1BJ3. In IBW he received $1,000 cosh and a union nl tde afternoon session alsait tiie beautiful medal from the Police Curette missionary work in India, C ueranfeed b y ue for trampinj from New York to San Fran-. The election of officers then took place. In eleven days and six hours, and Mrs. A. A, McLeod pi Bartow was chosen IT KEEPS THINGS NEW. ii' v V alentlne & Company Hill Hardware Co. ITS MARVELOUS POWER No Other Remedy Haa Done So Much Good To Many Women as R en os New r T lu n »»• ns>sr • rsiuady wnruau • i ] l a* s #sa to far skovs so siiilnstitir slut b s v n s » So Health I I lucoaasful In ihs M• s l t s i s l • ! sll ■ • m , i « t l t l o n In Ma r i s w t Wt l u t t i *• Hsiin « N s » M»*11 h W s # f » ritti • i » 111* 11:«» tnl»*'sl>ij ft i »nil • t i s i « dio tm s ( I - * uy Ihs oaas »> la. urstda i n « ' » ll*un « S a » llaslis I» found i > woman and n t U i | limili » a l l and hapi>v t\ lu I» R a n n » S a » Heal th lada* i h » .... .. iu> a t i f u l l amady l a the » ‘•lid lut Iha " m e of woman » d l s * » » a » ’ It 1« so »o n d a i fully H ifO is iM ) itinpty hsesuse it aecomptUhna la t r s r y Inaiam-s s i s n t I f »Im i I* nlslatsd few- it. tml nf » h a t othar rsn e d y eaa that be «slit* K»ery form of fanmU oomplslnt suoh n« Soaniy. Peofuss, Paiafal. Irro fs Ist \t siisi rus lion, Hlckli rsitods. Çonstsnl W s s 'l n e i s and Wsskhsaa, Dssrsa■inn. r'rsmps. Dlsrlnass. Violant Hssdsohs». PsIpHaUnn of iha Heart, r a t a in ilio Knck and Urnlim, Lsucorrhas and all In d siam stIons, i'irsra U u A sag Disi Imi *w* nf lb s V » ( h m and I isms. Is eurad and » i s * » curad hy flSDo’l N e w ileallll. U nm an a r s i y w fie r e a m d ia x g ln g m il Ih e lr l i r e s In pain and d k a s e n f o r l b a e s u a e ol t fia lr I n a ld llt ) to And a n * m e d ic in e Hint w i l l c u r e th e lU n e a e e s te w h lu h (h a ir » a i la R u Scap tlb le The ofi]a< lita point of Rano s N a » Health le nuccasafillly oui lag suek troubla* Is to nourish ih * Mssiiee. Uirraaaa iha bln/ d supply and fas fo r* nanna! m Mon to aH the organs Il Ratio» N a » llatlili » a s not far and bei olid oilier reuradles offered far women a tiouhlaa. II could not ba antd under the stentate gnereatee to refund m o n *) If It fails to ours Tour druggist will sail Heat * N e » lisaith under a guarantee te r e f l u i the mousy on first brittle If U dees net du all that Is clalmad tor ti. L e k hi as what u lb ar remedy for w o m e n s trouble* Is laid uader i d Ironelad guercAte* Ilka tilt» Is It not baiter to u»a s remedy which ousts you nothing units* N whore the proprietor (ekes all the risk, than te nee o n * the » « m e whether it helps you or oot! i For Sale By W m . G. Alflridge, Sanford, Wm 1 Florida E x p e r t W a t c h R e p a ir in g A ll tForlr G uaranteed Srnd Your Work lo lls and Have It Attended (o I’ rnpeH) Knuravinn..Clock anti Jewelry Rep.iirinjr GRITNLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida ■ . •. *« ...... % , ;ä �je . I >« K •vV n m l -, ^ - , «ìli. „.,! , „ , ___ _ Traction Line 1» Promised People Volusia County An article In this week's issue of the DeLand Supplement states that a corpor­ ation backed up by unlimited capital Is busy securing a franchise from the St. Johns river to Daytona Beach and the people of DeLand. Daytona and Daytona Beach are bedrtiJy In favor of the propo­ sition. The promoters have given as­ surance o f their good forth and have already purchased tome very valuable prop- ..-and a Stove or Range «re quite «Ilk«. The handsomest may not be tho beat, but when you do find both these qualities together..» f o r Tax Assessor 1 enpuuocr raj candUafj tor re-elect loo to the offioautTax A»»*»*arVrfOr*n*e riunir iu U m to the decUkn oí the Demarre th­ primar* to be held em April 30th, 1912 A r m « lien It’s an Awful Nice Combination. f o r County Solicitor TWy bur In ttau (•ffutWr To the Democratic Voter* of Orante Count« Il ¿¡f'SKir*S ro^ y^ S dw jif*S esax* C harter Oak S|ove and Range. ~ arty In Daytona for tcrmlnlaU. SSw»' sbooS l'£# **T turnuau **7!uxrarc /«Tbey propose to bridge the Halifax ' omm<-rx!»tlo«i f*r re-*pt<>tntmrfu loesnother term ______ ,u ____ mr earnest endeavor al all j will be rar river with the very latest concrete con- time* to perform the Untie* Incumbent upon mr, structsd bridge that wiU pass the govern- Jt^ tU a U r^ (e.,i*«lr .o^tbr^oiraMtbtiiir , ment regulations and do away with the Cmrat» Solicit« , absolete patterns o f wooden structures ; —•-------------that now grace or disgrace that noble : To the Deraocrattc Voter* U Oranie C«wnlr l’ or County Judge I hereby announce that I ara a candidate lot 1 heiebi announce m> candidacy for re Section stream and exact toll from the people. lb* offlcuoi Count* Sol id to». «ub)«rt to the action the Democratic (‘ rimar*, and res peri (ui I j *> i in the pfwjtirui of County J'idie of (leaner (eninty, If this plan Is put into execution at o( aubjert to the do valuti of the Deimamlk primary tar rouf rapport. • io he M l mi April 30. 1912. once our neighbors in Volusia can be W. t S ta n . W tuisa Ma t h * . guaranteed of the hearty support and co­ I hereby announce tnyaeif a esndidste k r «•operation of Orange county and we will fo r- Tax C ollector • appointment to the office of lod reof the Criminal join hands in meeting them with a Une I Lerrb* announce bits« f il w s candidale lor Court of Kerned «ublert to the aetkm of the Demo­ _ _ from the St. Johns to Orlando and Kis­ re-election to the office oí T a t Collector of Otant* cratic Primary ^ «7 m Tor Clerk Circuit Court W . f. I • I saoounrr m/ rant id ary for the rvaiiiun «g Sanford Will Have Big P o ta to Crop cult Court of Orante cuunly »object. ; rink of th* Circuì to t h e J e r t u o o i»T t h e (Vrourrattr primary to he From presenl indicatloos Sanford will Por S tale Attorney held no April 30 . 1912 Havina »erve«t the county ■ (m ‘ a natnhel . . . rear* . ---- . I aaatn have one of the best potato crops la the . To th* Den>. T»Oe Voter* of the Seventh (udiri*) I in thii r*p *r)tr of U) p*»t mw t foe the suffi»** of the («ripie Circuit of Fiorili». history of this section, it is estimated I hereby announce that I am • candidale for re my Imvt rmuft menet stum. that there are in the neighborhood appointment * » State Attorney foe th# Seventh ______________ ludiría) Circuii oí Honda, uihlert to the acri-m oí of 500 seres in potatoes (his season the Democratic primarie* in April, 1912 You have honored toc with Ini* »fficr and I have For State L r lls lo m rr in the Celery Delta No shipments have endeavour) to de v e r ve jrOir roaftdencr in m* hy I hr il l to» is * n n J s d a ir f g t r e - r l e i t k m »»• fF*e S t a i r ; us yet been made in any quantity but duini my doty to the h e « w< my abU.lt to l he d r If reappointed. I pledfe you to do at! in m> L n f t t l a t u r r f u n n O r a n ife c o u n ty o í U * F k m g c f» t» ç _ P i a n t i h r M A p r i l S O th rariotsd M s will befta to wove about )«• frfwifity for on# * April 15th or-soomer The grower* ik e beuetl l Of i t roe r ai « irgtnatnr iwwi in t Ifiawtrttjfr «cn^rtrtd \ a Quo stand this year and everything ihi* i^nffcv fir H Btf* a hrltrf oppi»ttunit> lu * O fl )«* v C Jcnra. lor mjr roo»ilfy«w*> Uurini aiw^hrr i.*rtn In the bids fair fur a good yield. Slit«* Attofo Attorney * aiiirw F««irsT L u í i H. 1L Deaoe who operates a barrel Drmiuitk Voten of Of aut» County factory at the corner of First and Oak St., fo r SuprrIntenderli of Public Inst rue ToI Ihr hereby aunounc» that l am a enndidaff* I the «ppfxsochifil prhnarv niemt»,r th** l^ í» stated today that be would begin at once lion lure ínufii thl* ivutlly If rln tesi J will rrftrra«-»! making bands to anctxmnodatr the im­ yoo afTy arwl h*a>r»tly and will entleavt^ Kv/rlurii To Ihr Voi*r» öl Qraftfr iouaty mense crop, anti hi* factory will *oon he 1 iiffti’i anOAAinrr that 1 an* « causJwJAir thr to y«mj ^ r e c o o l t h a t w i l l t n r e l w i t h y i a i f h e a r t y «Hffòval Ke^pex tfiilly* ihiTScr o t CoufUT S« riot «mir m gai lü«tn« lift » r r * J* working day and night (len to iLMvrnJ mfarti t*» ihr mtiom ni th«iFunoaatic p «u »«f y The price al presenl for new potatoes Hepfvaefif all* r in th *I a^ialrsliifI irrl tha! I am {rt*u lllfh Ött**<J íif «hi* crtfWw ti> of rVcfKt* fot Ofnr»¿r .Twrnf* is around 56 50 pet barrel and there is «w]ix-atknn*l qualiAcaOon. ao»t try eiprtkrtüT' in Saai fi . A K- '« t * every indication that the price wilt Lx tiealjnf with teacher», li> naturai temi•erammt «nd 15.00 or bettor through the greater |*irt love for the work arut hy famdi/irit* with ihr tie I or Count> Coninitsslonrr taiif and the genera) drmtiul» o/ Iheottitr Aujuiir-Î ) will be « caml idate fur *«* «‘Irvit»** iu in* ufllce of the season The Hasting* crop I* lute during myM»r (»reaani tnaimliency If elntrd to the etiucaiKJiial in lr m u of the cuumy will I « of County Comibluttooat of Orange ( jaiihv **«him this year on aecounl of the wet weather ' u£»»n ^ r»f the atic Primari hdtl iwil 1 UI fiklc« mi heart am I% will eiwiea*wr in every to io the \fseil 30th 1*02 be fatthlui lo th* truAi during the planting season. On account I liai W• t# *• j f VI.hi of the lark of proper drainage facilities many of the Hastings firmer* did not get thetr CTop in u n til'late in February, thus giving the Sanford farmers a chance to get their crop on the market before the usual rush and insuring n good market. is S B s a s S » Hernando W e o l b * r Report Mordi 29,— Fair, colder tonigli I Satur­ day. fair colder in Fast portion WV»V«W«W»mV| -\bv»-»% >*v\vw w % % *vw *v\ w v»w w . P O L IT IC A L .... ANNOUNCEMENTS AaVbVWbVVVaVWWWWWbVbVbVWWbVWW To The Voters oT Orange And Osceola Counties 1hereby anthatno that I acn a candidale fvr ie elivtkan »• Srnator íri*m the 19th iHitrirt- »abject tu the acthun r»f th# tVnj'CíAÍk iSimary I iha«k you ianortely for ymgf »irpiporl In th* pa»t. and ït you apury** ray JeflaJailv* rerurd l nmpeetftiily • û H c it yo*if » u i p o e t M a i n 40-u L tx u C K a m t Tor Constable . . I hereby announce myself a* candidate for ejection to the office of Coeutabt* of Juetire of Peaca LHitrict No 3. which include* voting pee rittet»i Sea ri< 3. 4 and 25, and aaDcit th* tup poet of voten at the rom ini CVroatiMlc primary Apti) 30U>, IS1Ï H C W *m « I hereby announce rat randiddey foe th« office •J Con,t*t4e of of the ) r i )u»lice I V * e dial rid era bearing vntina peerinct,• 5 3 25 and t In the ap proachtn* [etinary April 30th 1912 if fiorini I «tèi parferai th* duties oxiarientkualy and to the beat of ray sWIlty I will by gratlfull to my friettda toe Ihelf i up-port Cana W San* f a r County School Board *ln| aere Hsvl aa a member of the County Board be _ School _______ _____I will ____ candidate fur rerWctkai to the office from District No 2 D U Tinaia Tor Justice o f the Peace The primary cioae at hand, and aa no one h*a j announced Ihemaetn* (or (hi* office, of Justice of ' the Peace, my friends have prevailed on me to be- I coma a candidat* la precinrii No 3 and 25. Or•a fe County, subject to Democratic primary elected, will endeavor la 0 ». the _______ with honesty and credit JOHN I ANDERSON L * I hereby annouDce (hat I will be a candidate foe rs-aiectioa to the office of Justice of tho Peace of -Precinct* awe-man 3. **, 4. », b and .m ne. 23. V« Orarti* »u p County,. _. subject . __ to the declaim of (he Democratic Primary L 0 STViNúrtUAJW I L„ lì V Tor County Traasurer HW. Ta th* DetnacraUc Voteti of Orange County I hereby announce myae'J a candidata ioe the afIn iasking your support Sea of County Trrmaurtr in to th* coming primary election toe this very Im­ pestaci Piace which la to be frireo to «orna od* by the Democratic voter« of this county, a can tee yout way dear to henne me with this r iw ». 1 proni** you that I will at al) tirar» and u n d « all dreumataarm atrictly guard tout M an a ts ao far SS Usa In my power Yours I — » cmad (date (or Iba effic* af T r e * * « * * of Oe•o ffi eauoty. auMeet ta th* aerimi of the Daanatxatlc primary taba beJd Agril 30,1912. I Wttl be appiedami. I t o u T Sen«-* * Far Sheriff Ulhwpad u u a u m hi* candidacy the office of Sheriff of Orano* i the deci*ten of to* Democratic I April 30. 19)2 LT > *r‘ « FerAald Hardware Company T P n * » « W u tta , County, auhfect o e the Democratic Primary. If elected I piedi* I* you my faithful » « v ic e * « I have endeavored to five la th* pun simmee. March 29. |9fJ S e le c t in g a W ife . H c ra i Kami ' YMV _ raters oí Or»n#e to I Wl|h W fficr M <rf Count». that I *11) be a candidata (or the office Sheriff (or the aahi coutil*, «ubiret eubiect to the ptlrosrr | ' to be held April 30th 1012 And pled*»! inr»ell O f to catrr out the law without (ear Of lav«* to « a » 1one, sod «perlai privile*** to rioew. I respactfull» u k ruur «uppoft R**pectfuHi, FROM SANFORD TO TH F OCEAN K l u t i candidata far Usa o B a t a i SberiA af Or­ a s i* oouoty aahjact (e ih » deci rio* * f Ut* Drmacratic prtmsry ta bahaJd Aprii 30, 1912. Ila*log sarrad la (ha capamiy a l deeuiy sh e rila fth * 3 ia t e s S a r f ■PU S The Home of M w m Fw m County j C andidate For CANDIDATE RUSSELL LOG S C H O O L HOUSES — POORLY PAID TEACHERS j EL LOW VOTERS tuive you ever sol u hq; interrogation mark in front of the record of nny of your public ser­ vants w ho a re boasting of rtieir past ncxxMiiplishinentsT Try' it once. Public records are easy to gel hold of, and you do not have to take the other fellow's word for it unless you wont to The exponent of fret* text books has been telling you of the marvelous beauties of that system of spreading disease germs in Hernando county. There are some records of Her­ nando county in the last bi­ ennial report of the State Superintendent which are not altogether flattering — others are better. The percentage of enroll­ ment (75) is good; the average for the State being but 71. TMB percentage of attendance is less, It being but G8, as against 70 per cent for the Stott See pages 440 and 441 Bi-ennial Report State Superin­ tendent for two years ending June 30. 1010. This free text book county lias the unenviable distinction of paying the lowest salaries to a teacher reported from, the State—312.50 per month in 1909-1910. and $10 per month the year Drcvious. The aver­ age monthly salary paid in the State is $52.10 The average for Hernando county is $47.00 or $4£6 less than the State average. See pages 452 and 453 Mr. RiUKell has been telling us how cheap free text books are to the taxpayers. That something connected with the 1 Congressman-at- Large i ) Are These the Fruit» of the Boasted Free Text Books? t B r a x t o n Beach am school system -in his county is cosliiig them something, is shown by the figures of his county with those of the whole State Turn to page 475 and 476 of above named report and we find that the cost of public schdiilfl per cppilH of total population us $1 52 for - the Slate, and $5.18 for Her­ nando county The cost jkt pupil in daily attendance for the State is $1985, for Her­ nando county this cast is $39 14 — nearly double the average for the State. Thut expensive buildings have not run up this immense cost of $39.85 per pupil, is shown by referring to the next page of the report, where the number nnd character of the public school buildings of each county are listed Hernando has forty- five. school buildings, twentytwo of which are BUILT OF LOGS. Just think of it — 49 per cent of the school build­ ings in that county are of logs The percentage of log school houses for the state is 10. Her­ nando has but one brick school building v Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS M ore M oney Spent on the Navigable 6tream s and Harbors T h ere is no w ay tho People of t h e i nteri or can R eceive any D ire c t B e n e f it from the N ational A p prop riatio n E x c e p t by A p p ro p riatio n s for H ard Roads Hernando, the home of Can­ didate Russell, the county he has set up us u model for the State, is the home of the poor­ est paid teachers in the State, nnd the home of log school houses. * These figures are all taken fmm the official reports of the State and County Superintend­ ents. That they are not favor­ able to Mr. Russell’s county, is no fault of the editor of this paper. The Leader did not make the figures— it is only recording them.— (From the Fort Meade Leader. March !4. ts it) SAtiseäC CARPBNTBfrMOKTON CO. BOSTON H IL L ______ H AR D W AR____EJ CO ; �^ r* * H SPS T h t SANFORD MÍRALO gß Attend the Imperial theater tonight and help the tloapitnl Aaaociation D. McKinnon, of Winter Garden, win in the city yesterday, looking after hi* busineM Intertsup, F. Wilson, of Jackaunville, represemmg “ Dixie", was in the city today taking subscriptions for Claude's famous papjr Quite a bunch of Sanford people took in the two days festival at Kissimmee on Tuesday and Wednesday, and report u good time. Drlightful Recital *TTir Junior (lass of Mr» Mutison’s ptono ini pii» gn ve «ne of iheir delightfol recitili» in Iter studio Monday rvcntng in thè presene« of a large and apprccln ti ve audience fa r li performer on tlie pro gratti sustiitned ber puri mi charmingly lltat (liete con he no cotti puri soli a» tu in­ dividuai ment In bei nwn imniltahle style Mrs I. R l’Iuhii» gave tour very de lightful reading». wlitclt were ihoroughly énjoyed hy everyunr unti were a» follo w» I. "Karectrd" or "The Schoolma'am's Courtship.” Anoiiyitious. 2. "Uob-o Link. " AnonymrHU. 3. “Seni tn Henven." Ade­ laide Proctor. I. Seetrr Things al Night." Eugene Fit ld» l'MS.K »VI 1. All iJc Ballet f Duu J Ytaaacnri .Sitici Mi*i afgarrt t>avia Sirs Mkrtim 3 v Mrs. Henry Wight left Tuesday for Jacksonville, to attend a meeting of the State Federation oommittee; of which she ' I* a valued member. 4 Pallia CapfKc Rulli K inur« 3. Fur Eli»« Souaflita All kind» of re(*air work i lime & Garage Co Omi t buy Woodruff'» H »a d Love * C See Parker 28 Dr Forster came in Wednr»duy night ultd returned Thursday to The Shelter New Smyrnu Frt-55-lf One and two Itorse wagon» with |m celery ] flared side bodle» at Underwood's, fri-7-tf Wanted— Celery, cabbage, beets, car- j rot» small inis P J Schttur. Plume 267 5I-I0tp Do you need shoesT at Unfn-3-tf Get them' at re­ 18-tf Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf Wacht * iiu fri-tf Tile Gate City House tin» brought down B«now»ti Live Write them for stencil duced prices atWoodruffs. Ihr Hiw# and «hr Butterfly Mm lit il ha Pic liaid 2H-tf the high cost of living Only $4.00 per week for the lluesl table tmanl in the city Bcefhov*ii Mi nulri O you have seen A u toes and carriage painting B Ha#rifinì ilerwtMNl’s First cla»a work. • • Mim Eittt Purdon I until S|*ectoI removal [»ice* I tun pa. Fin í- Irmeoh Vocìi Dun shoe» UR spring Hats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescopie or Dented. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? Sanford Mb fn-48-tf Shtii your produce to l, W Judy A, ( a Muriel Hurold 7 tf fn-48tf libiukt L.udluru ti Wade, the Toner, Orlando. We are equipped to handle your repair | work Sniifopt Machine s, Garngc Co. 2 Frttlkál Match Br hi Milici Brìi hi. Mattiti indi H* ici f**t Inni W. R. Dorman, candidate for Commit.doner of Agriculture, was In the city yes­ terday and mode a favorable impression ii(too the voters. The City Council expects to get busy at once with the brick road from Tenth street to Hughey street. The Increased traffic to Sanford heights demands u hotter road I Have you tried the Slrrine House! 4lh and Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket. iii 3-Ilf Mrs. E~ M. Frederick, of Miami. Presi­ Mo. ilrrifdo Muaw»n Mr Toni C »mpb.ll Gas engine repairs Sanford Machine g Miit urita dent of the State Federation of Women's Pmard A Garage Co . fri—18-tf Mm l.dCi a 'L liapparti1 Clubs, after a few days pleasant visit to F L Woodruff is going to move SpecMrs. Henry Wight, left for her home Tltitrs- 10 June I u hallo wiky Preluda ( l.aíi Hand ) inl (»ires on shoe» tN-tf Arthur F o«4f ds> morning. ;.s Mi»$ Mat(*|#t |)tki4 For a good table and home cooking come Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Rowberry tirr tinning W irgcnltfd S* human to the Slrrine Hotel for your meal». Kate» 11 ir the new arrivals in the city, mid will mukc * Mi»« M» htm Mia Mutiasvi, i !IStatm* i$5 (>ci week. _ Jl-lf infonHheir future Itotno. -Mr KoscIh t _ Mm Slwmqji, Vr»alîn( u *U i h a ie - c h a r io J ifU n . % j. — __# •. -, A - *.T - --"■¿»■rirviT *£ w Reniling* department In the new stnrei Mr» Lucien Philip« WANTS Sanford business n)en.uught to pull lor I illlora Colore • good hard road between here and Ovei­ do running via. Black Hamiiinck. ns the Y V f w p f p h u t i o r n l i w i c r i h o i i e w r e k l>> All Local Advertisem ent* Luder This great development contemplated In tluit il vini (rimi iwo of oyr (ifulhrr iMltom un Heading. Three Cents a l ine t nr.h Issue section will mean tin increased trade fo» Fritta) Ifiht W hi Ir uyintf lu Miulch m Sanford. Joshua SANFORD Fot Sale— A guod reliuhle old .'nmily luuse. )u»t thè horsr ( o r «me win.ini* •y «mali rt’lfty lurtn Tu »tir wlm «ili tu- i- •>+gI lutili* Wfmt tir«- >ifU tJmtiR* lviMih,ttl|4 go.»1 tu bini w iII »eli vrry cheap Al»,, u |» v. r Uri triti, t il i ti J1111£ In*fori" tu wlth I (ut »ale— A fitte 1* r <i<i, iiaudMlint* drtvittg mit»tre|i Inai lui ini. Ilrvt Iter Keller uf thè I and «addle h<>r»e S M S, -hwnrtz. K l) - - F L O R ID A f ri » tuonimi (fi re» ! fn»iii i a, (bi*f » l l m r wc Powell and Mr» Powell. o( Queens, New York, arc in the city to »pend *rvrrnl weeks. Mr. Powell owns »oi.ie valuable celery land near Cameron City, and believes lit the future o( the great t'eJcry Deltn Mr», J S Clothier and Men’s Furnisher McKettrie and children have moved to Utc city, front Oveido, and are i-omfortably located on Second street Mr McKenzie now feel» iikr lie is living at, w r r f n i t r i r u p iF 'i l b> (( m* I .u n i l i .i r . U rli le Reporter Star Ibi» n.nde u» feri guod, lo be sure Tu retrive a visti (rum tlils „ , ... . , log b e a r . e d Kentucky fionda rditur w„» a treni in.leed i l ”. die V lililirlv |«»>( little Ad va tire I Holly, of the Sunlurd ' ’ * 'H 1 * Wuntcd 2 ynung ladies tu canvasa fot Magasti!««. tbat are wdibiig tu trnvel F i l<rrjt.I1(.,. v « ,,|| betwreh 11 .. ||l l p ni Saturila V al So I I 1» F liti, i stretti, fot puMicolut» VJ Itp Tu reni. Twu tornii» || lo. b,.n»e keeptng guod water, and u»r uf batti i 4 [j SPRING WEATHER SUGGESTS I A few day» tttler, bke a ray of llght (rum j u clear »k>. Bub ■> -r++•> •><■ + ■»■< - + ♦ »•■< ■ + ♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ++•:•-}■■>■»• < < “>r -y-b > ! ■ + + + + + + + « ■ ■><•++ + ■ * • ♦ ■ ♦ • + + + + + ♦ + + ♦ ♦ + 4 - f S p r in g A llo ts T V $7 DO |iei and the next thought should be to visit our store and select one of the many New and X Up to Date Styles in Black, lan, White Buck !-• and Canvas rumps, Colonials and Oxfords. home and bourding at the tame place Herald. drupi*-d m tii»n. u» 'Wliat are Sanford ha» gained another good laitnly i you tending' Holding the Herald ui am lint lliry will tn* made niiat weleorne batel we (».tilled wirb am inde» buget lu A L, Greene, of Nrw York who l>a» these bue» l ige Ikjugl..»* af ilie Oveido .nonil. 116 Freiicti Ave Vl if FOR SAFE private team •on*t»iing ol two mure* ttOtl i-lottt-tl rarrutge alt it. gt»»l . ootliliui, I lor »e » grnl It* ii ml »oo. id ling null i i -»1 $ 1.250 00. will »ell for $600 00 il tiii'ii in Sanford several day», r»(> eii» to »old at olice Addle»* 50 Ibu kinii. build Advance, *..y» Trank .'lark calici Guv pru­ f| mg, Jack'onvtlle. Fla 30 lip euvr Monday for In» home Mr* Greene ni Gilchrist n tag bead Wut*e nnd worse Nut ice. i aln closing unt my buslne»» will ncmnipali) turn, much t<* the regn I f " ■f-j New lot Button Oxfords just in, nothing Ix'tXX ter for Style and Service. . . . . It) tile time tile report peiiolate» tbrough 1.vet) tiling tor »ale Tool» of all kind» • it tirr many Sanford ft ten 1» Mi mil the Fveigb.de» the monkey- wall get linket I me l*.*»t drill Armstrong Die» Pipr Vi-« Mr-» Greene have been the guewtw ol Mi» Work Benches. Hard up in it Never mimi, »oyslloli Let » Gaiudioe I ire I’nt t.reene brother». Harry and Jay Fin-teiti ware and I’miil» W bee Ibarrow Push Cnit. forget it I bave ditte to pay you a visit Mr R S. Gray and fatuity have moved anil lut «ine »boil space lei by-gone» be Ladder» and Step ladder». Sec-ond li.tiul Furniture of every description Gn» and to Sanford from South Carolina nnd will by-gone». ' whereupon we (aiweeded to Gukoline stoves. Dishes. Good dish t'Hipmake their home with their daughter F very thing take in the town and drink -oda (top until l»mrd Two G. h«I Ice Imixc* go.-» Cheap f.« the cash The Flx-li Mi* Alice Messenger we were lull Thank you brother, come V Shop. 111 Sixth St 58-tf again you are the tirsi tna.cept oui invi. . f u. Safe — A tract uf ,d»>ut 1.300 acre, f l # A Correction (allai, tn »n initiai number ln ihn chlor» an tin* St John* river Sulphur water well» lo i r 1 ,11Li.r ul llir Hrr»la ♦ -. $13 («•> ut die »late io colite tu -i r i|» nial » r mu ta- had nn all ilu» (au(»-ity Kindly make two currtvilun» m llie K H tivt.'et. (hiterii. lit. Imi» von wdl d i n e again Bring youi a.re <«-r.il» ■><■V •> v iiiumimcatiuii fruit) the l.tfirnry landed y 58 HI, Inend» ami »lay luuger i .- calo Ailv ame m luenduy's issue. for Sule— Anyone wanting hurguin m f irst, "The Simple Life*' was written by br»i d a » » celery farm address “Owner in Another Allen Captured care of Herald Office 57 if Utarles Wagner. No one will care what MIIIwvili*-. Vu . March 28th—Starving, For Stile— Two of my Hue truck farms Charlie Wagnrr'"thlnk« almni It while I t MILF-S SOUTH OF SANFORD la-vi Hi ii ford 57-tf siceph-n» nnd fatigued Claude Swanson an the other hand, many will l»o i-urif.it» Wanted — for term of years. $3.300 at 8 Allen m.mrsuke of a Untied Stales Sen­ i" learn what Charles Wagner knows M a g u t f n r n l l o c a t i o n o n fld g e U p r e t u F’ir»t mortgage uti taopertv III ator came nut ol I be laurel ducket In the (»•i cent Again. World'» Bent Classic» t w o ia k e i. 10 i c i r « P a rk a ., m o i l c o m p i r l e Sanford lb-»l •«( credential* Address M (».lined iwo shooter* Herald oilier • r i r a c f i v i h r r i f l in f n t r r i o r F lo r id a . O r a n g e t lassies) I* a set of ten volumes edited tI Hive Ridge n »l»y l"l lini gav e hlinselt |<< die I g r o v e a n d a ll i m y i f i h r n f i ir e # I n g u r t i a bt llrnry Cabot Uxlgc lhc la^.k» u„. toward the *ky Tot Rent 1 room cottage 1201 Park. V )0 I r t i n i p ta a ia . c u g in e a n d g e r v ic e ( ir a i* r nearlv .wn wpek» ha* \ve $ III i»-i month incloding witter -ell wnrtb sjwciol meutbin. a» sure l*> In- I " ' " ' ' “ ,M' *' A t H I a l I lf L I la»« f m f t ! w a l f f g u p p ly A n id e a l w i n t. V S S|>eiu er "> *' If i orn|>lai en. and aliuost ul value to many, because the work uf a ^buttled bnn ir» b o rn * H id e t» u i a n d gire uà Tor Sale— A pretty Honda home on A l lA M O N T E SPRINGS vitalem like Senator f^xlge We cannot |ba|ip> be then »al slteltere.1 frolli a driv t F Willinme Box, 0231 mg -nani by lite little i.rtck jail. a stime * Silver I-akr consent to going on record as dubbing Suiifonl Fin or (game ‘201 35 if FLORIDA li W r HAILS 8 SON. Props. tlirt'w from Carroll d im iy court bouse Secular l » | g e "Harry.One uf the must »tillable tract* of land wliere un Marcii I I thè Allea gang ktlled In Florida, near the beautiful Indian Rivet, Respectfully. thè lodge, thè twoseCuling atinrney. thè now open for sale If you want good • M. K.. P ress Omw I in. (setty scenery, health nnd comfort. sberifT a jtiror and a bystander UJ ,,ut let this offer slip by Write to J W * W W W \ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * W * * * * * * * * * * * * * M W V » » W * k W SM » » » S »W W * Men and Religion F Sui dell. Hike Mat) Fla. 37-tf I be Central Committee for SatiTord of, tlur.rV Qttrrr St tints Dui S-igcr to try. the dried chipped beef__ chipp- d while you wait at W. W •be Men and Religion Forward Movement [Hiring the week runaway luirse* have 15-tf '* ht be organized next Monday night. been doing Mime acrobatic stunts in San­ Lung* gn*ce«v Ten acres uf good land for »ate til u Taicli church l> oskc<l njjxesehted ford One » f them come d.iwn First »licet hurguin Three acres cleared and crop­ ?iE. G. D U C K W O R TH K E E T TelephniM* No fui f T T E R Snufortl. rlo rid u AW l The Altam onte Raising M g Straw bersles ped Inst »eitson All limi t fence Nenr binding station on traction line. Alrnqst given awn. Particular* at Herald mong the can* for a while Office Another tine ran into tin- delivery auto­ Fiu S ie 5 acre farm, twenty bcurlng mobile uf L I* McCullar.and pushed It up .... ................ *.U (wacb irw». ...... also very the street some feet, Ihe H'liole work» ,hr WlW and nln.o*l a- south Golden Lake. 3 miles wiuth cast uf Wilt Live In Sonford Sanford: 5 minutes walk to street rail­ way, uUo Oveido railroad Fine drinking Lanark. water, g.md bathing, fishing and »whit- M. S. Nelsun nnd daughter of‘ # I AS G O O D A S T H E N A M E up»et large ta-.m.ig (war tree*, modren 5-room cottage, front and hack purches. faces _______________ •m IDEAL FERTILIZERS on I, gallop nnd Jumped into the Sanford oil wagon, and there wa» a scramble “V CHEAPEST BEST by live laymen nnd the pastor, and this body of men it to compose the commit'**• The meeting it to be held at the Methodlit churdi at 7:30 o'clock Monday night. All the men named by their chiirchea should be prumptly unhand, that the committee may be completely organ­ ised and plant rotyided out for the con­ vention that begins here Sunday. April 14. V1 ___ _ Also 10 acre tract ul the very tiling L tK A L AGENT Illinois bava arrived In the city to select l»est"celcr) and lettuce land, well located. Copt W, M. Lovell brought a strawberry a residence. The rest of the family will M milt- went Cameron City, less than u R C to this office that It one of the largest we arrive Inter and another good family will I quarter of mile from Sanford traction have teen. It looks to be several Indies be added to Sanford's rapidly growing I carline Lund has a gentle slope from SANFORD, BRANCH „ , , „ , , , , North lu South End. so there will never around and excites comment from every list Mr Nelson has a line tract |of land ^ QMy ..... .. of WHjrnJ f;Ul,ran. °°® who sees It, Capt- Lovell lias s line in Eureka Hammock und will [tut in a teed to gel Mowing wells on land Ken patch of these berries, the famous Klonsonnbie (nice, nnd terms to suit- Adcrop. *lre*s box 1127 City. , 2-tf5 dyke variety. , V.. H U..tb-iw<*,U now hr» a fbvk^lafcs Death or Isaac Aten / Than Doubled tkurse shoer and blacksmith and cbn Mr Isaac Aten, one of Orutige county's gnarunt. «> all work of this nature. Your Two yean ago there were 300 voters in Sanford, at least that, was the smount of oldest snd most highly re*i>ectrd citizen*, " uses can he oMiired of the best kind oi wotk In this Hoc See Underwood votes cast. This year there are over 700 died at his home in Plnecastle nt about 3 wh- , vottr horse need* »lave*. 15-tf *hd many to register yet. In other won Is o'clock yesterday morning. DecrnM*d had Collage for Rent —#M Park avenue. U v * VV» » * VVV»*V»VW W » V W H »V » H » VW »S VV»W »VVWVSVW VV» VM%»VH S «W lo less than two years the voting strength been In very poor health lor some time Address Box «43. Guy. 44-tf of Sanford K »» more then doubled and aud his death was no surprise to his For Salt —Show case, bx-k drawer, mis­ do better Indication of rapid growth la many rrleods. He trad attained the age sion style, tine condition. Particulars ut Herald office. 84-tf . of about’ *8 years. A ,» ■ if f MAXWELL, MANAGER *’ Æ vi Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. JA C K S O N V ILLE , F L A . For Engraved Cards See The Herald \ . * . I 0 •My a ?A • . • - ■ W * �•T,T V ffi - v: \4çÎ'- ■’• - - f r i ti-4x•»■,•■ • A these gentlemen have been paid lobbyists for corporate Interest*. We only know that Mr. Williams says this is the esse, lias I urges! rducuted Elephant InThr PibiUhsd Ererr Tucrlar and Erklär Uomini Oy very plainly and specifically, and unless World And Other W onders THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY pretty emphatic denial It forthcoming, "A large elephant, as geulle ns a kitten the people Will believe the charges are R. J. HOLLY. Cdllor and trained to act In the ring like our true— Lakeland News. W. M. HAYhCt, Business M a n n e r elephant 'Ding Dong.' is worth J 10,000, or even more, I very much doubt if the Subscription Price, 12 00 a Year In Advancr S A M r O t fD I t L t R Y management would take $ 10,000 for If the plan of Sanford people to have 'Diug'. From a commercial iwim of view, Delirerei Lo Iba City by carri« $2 00 per year in celery spelled Selery was adopted-by advance or Xflc per month. very few men are worth as much as such Payment* In s<t\ anca rnuit be maria at office. other cities we might heir St. Augustine elephaAts. talking aboat Salubrious ozone. Toinpa “ It Is a pity that the elephant can not Catered aa aeoood-daat mail Matter Audoat 22nd about Segars. Daytona about Sen beach express himself by means of articulate 1908. at the Poataffice el Sanford. Florida nnd Palm Ileach about Jcenery. That 'ander Acte! March 3rd, 1879 speedi. He is certainly the most In­ dollar sign will spell most anything— Jack­ >la lieraid Batidla« Telephone No. MB sonville Metropolis. ------ • ■— — — — telligent of beasts. He has a brnln two and a half times the »lie of that of a Roosevelt want* (ho Domination so had man. and. what is still more significant, There is a lot of discussion pro and con that he even consented to visit Gaines­ it is rldily convoluted. He learns readily these day* regarding Hon. Frank Clark ville. and never forgets. He Is not n mete but the majority of the people tire cording dpber of other men's thoughts and acts, back to the original idea of supporting a With the beautiful array of spring but when occasion demands be can do man that the other fellows are always crop« coming on In this section there is his own thinking; In India some years lighting. Clark will do as much for (his ago bn elephant chanced to fall into n no need to worry about where our neat section as any of them can ever * hope to p it There wns some lumber nnd odd meal It coming from. d a He was the first man to ever get an pieces of wood at its bottom. After some appropriation for surveying the St. John« deliberation he went to work anti made As the campaign progresses it becomes to Lake Hnrney and has succeeded in a pile of lumber and wood; then, ascend­ evident that the Miami Metropolis will getting an appropriation for widening ing to its top, was able to clamber out of not support Frank Clark. The Metropolis and deepening the channel and we are the pit. One ol the elephants with 'the has been lukewarm in his behalf. grateful for all of iL He is also busy show, known as the Queen, was one day wltji an appropriation, for a government trying to push a big cage into place In Subscribe for The Herald and get one building for Sanford and we cannot hope the menagerie tent, but the ground was of the finest maps ever printed. The for much else from the pork barrel as long soft, and Hie border site pusher! the World, the United States. Florida and ex­ as the Republicans holddown the lid. deeper the wheels went Into the mud. planations and statistics and every fnmWe will await the Joint debate between Finally she stepp'd back and seemed to fiy and every office should have one. Clark and bis opponents to clear up tome deliberate foFamoment. The she stepped of these awful mysterious Everglades re­ Frank Clark's charge that Gov, Gilchrist ports and meantime the Herald is in the forward again, took hold of the wheels with her mink nnd gn«e a mighty lift. wasta pin head has so ruffled the phleg­ laem e frame of mind. Up to the m a t auJ ^ ^ ^ k w lth . h„ matic nature of otlr governor that .he ac­ Ome they will have to g e t something - ^ ^ out flf lhe tually replied to the charge In a'TalPpage' 1 -- --------- *-*- Frark Cfark than Ever— — — larger to whip Sanger's Greater Euro[¿an hhows carry supplement. Now who wrote the reply glades mud the largest as well as the smallest elephant nnd who will read ItT In the world. Itir Wednesday Uub Nor has the circus deportment been A Indy writing to he^ husband in Chic­ The Wednesday Club held then tegular neglected, for more s|iccial feature acts ago, told of having her ankles sunburned meeting at the hospitable home of Mrs. will !>e offered Hipn ever before, enlivened while enjoying the sunshine in St. Peters­ Henry Wight Wednesday afternoon. It with new and amusing antics by over burg. In his reply he said “ You haven't was the (densure and great privilege of two score of funny clowns anything on us with your sunburn, we the dub to have with them Mrs M. E The big show will exhibit m Sanford are Just glorying in chilblains up here Frederick of Miami, the honored (vcaident Friday April 5th. of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. Sanford Heights would be the [pettiest Haw Bull After the reading of the minutes by the t/i residence section of the United States if The Sanford ball letim journeyed down secretory. Mrs S. O. Chase, Mrs. Maris, the city of Sanford would make improve­ president of thy WednesdayClub jvrsent- to Kissimmee Wednesday and were beat­ ments out there A brick road is badly rd Mrs Frrdrrtek to the dub who gave en ill a cleanly played and interesting needed together with lire protection, sewthem a very duirmtng and appreciated game by a score of f> to 4 erage and street lights. Even though It wns the first game of greeting, congratulating Jie dull on their the season for (he Sanford outfit they fine retaliation abroad as one of tile old­ iilg Hill Tail has kicked Teddy's lint out est literary club* in the state, commending IhiIIi hutted and oulllehied the Kissimmee ot the ring this week and the steam roller them on past good wotk and offering sev­ team and were only beaten by that god ran over n Many of the slates supposed eral suggestions for enlarging nnd broad­ of hnse hall luck. "The Break to be for Roosevelt have gone to Tuft by a ening the sco|>e of (iresent und future John Hunter of the High School team large majority, and at the present writing dub activities. Mrs. Frederick jiossessca pitcher! und Phil Allen was on the receiv the split between the Taft and Roosevelt a pleasing and attractive personality log einj Clyde Pounds handled the in­ tuirtiruns grows wider Ot you Harmon She made a charming impression on the dicator. hut he isn t mi any Snnfonl jwiy and Underwood for success1 Wednesday Chib members of her large roll this year Manager Stevens announced that the dub family Hun. W R. Dorman of Suwannee CounAfter the pleasure of listening to Mrs Rollins Colli-gr bull team would la- liere ty candidate for the {msition of Coni- Frederick the program of the afternoon on Monday next and play ibr Sunford mltsiuncr of Agriculture was in Sanford was taken up. Three very fine papers team u( Holden PatK- We must admire this week and impressed the voters most gave “ An Outline of Scandinavian His­ Manager Stevens for bis wonderful dinfavorably with his claims for office Mr. tory from the Kalmar Union to the I'res- play of nerve, as not only do Rollins Dorman is a plain farmer, has served his ent Day," "Norway under Danish Rule' claim the state championship, but defeat­ county in the lygislnture and would make was jiii intrrriling synapsis of Norwegian ed llicli own rivals for the honor, thr Uni­ on ideal ( utiimlsslnner of Agriciiliunhistory -luring the era mentioned and was versity of Florida, by a v o rr of Id to 3 in Don't tie sur given by Mrs C R Walker The King a game played this week This is [tie time fur the northern tourist dorn uf Sweden and Norway was u con­ |«i*ed if the New York Giants or the to come to Florida. Now the trees ore tinuation of Scandinavian history of a World's Champions blow in any day the greenest, the flowers prettiest, .the somewhat later period, cleverly preparrd At nny rate you can depend on the hinls sing sweeter nnd the fish bi.te bet­ by Mrs. May Dickins and read by Mrs. A. borne team putting up n good game fight, ter in Florida than at any other time In D. Key. "The Kingdom of Norway” ns and with our esteemed nnd venerable tiic north there is nothing but cold wiodt, treated by Mrs. C. C. Woodruff wus more citizen. Father Wnllnce. bending them snow nnd slush followed by bad colds of a geographical and topographical out­ over there's no telling what may happen. und tngrtppc S|w>nd the months of line of that l>euntiful land of the mid­ We are also led to believe Hull the Fort March nnd April in Florida by all means night sun and a brief description of the L)ade tin soldier Vnlden, now n college life, conditions and characteristics of the youth, will be the heavy artillery for the visitors. The editor of The Herald hod the people It will bo the first home game, so come pleasure of a friendly chat with the edi­ The afternoon was enjoyed by the club tor of the Ovcido Advance one day this The opportunity of meeting the president out. you rooters, and stnrt to limber up week and we want to whisper in the of the Federation will ever be a pleasant your lungs for (fie coming season. The can of the Ovcido people that in Editor memory, and the three interesting papers team needs the encouragement, the man­ Douglass they have a'w arm champion made the dub debtors to the ladies .who agement needs the money, and you fans that havo been base ball hungry for so and one who is doing much to build up prepared them. long need the excitement. a prosperous community. “ Doug" mod­ estly declares that be is no newspaper Welako Club Notes to Owners and Drivers man and longs for a time when he can On Tuesday the Welaka Club gave a Keep your horses and mules well really do something in that line but . the most delightful bridge party. Miss Laura groomed as well as seeing that they arc rest of us know better and we believe In Fish was hostess assisted by Mrs. E. N. well fed. Keep your liarness clean. A giving praise where deserved. Morrow and Miss Mcll Whitner. After greal deal, of unfavorable comment lias the game delicious refreshments of salad been beard thla winter from visitors and Another case of reckless driving of and coffee were served. ' It was a great others, especially about the dray horses automobiles resulted In the death of an pleasure 10 the club to have Mrs. Fred­ seen on the streets and about the union innocent boy in Tnmpa this week. While erick, president of the Stato Federation of station. Every ojvncr and driver sltould the lad was standing against a telegraph Woman's Clubs to he with us for the so­ have (aide enough to see that his horse or pale waiting for the nuto driver to past cial hour. mule looks a little better than any one Those present were Mrs. Fonrst Lake. the car swerved and mashed the lad else's and that his wagon and equipment against the pole. A sentence to the Mrs, Vorce, Mro. 0. W. Brody. Mrs. W. D. Is clean and bright. chain gang i* what these rattlebrained, lloldcn, Mrs. Cfark. Mrs. Charles Bell of Geo. H. F ernau i . speed maniacs need and they will get it Atlanta. Mrs. Frederick of Miami, Mrs. Prea't Sanford Humane Soc. sooner or later. There Is no excuse for Henry Wight. Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin. Mrs. the reckless driving indulged In by many 11. L. DeForest. Mrs. F. A. Schumpcrt, Miss Notice driven of automobiles and drastic meas­ Bessie Schumpcrt. Miss Mabel Bowler, Good farm and buggy horse for sale. ures should be used to punish them. Miss Dora Howe of Charleston. Mrs. R. J. and two milk cows with calves. Apply to Holly, Miss Fish. Miss Whitner. Mrs C. G SB-If Thomas E. Wilson. . Albert Williamson In his speeches over Coffee and Mrs Morrow. P ress Rr porter, the State Is making some pretty salty THE SANFORD HERALD gir. ES- :r m r ■*! j m iv - ■§& ' IE .{«N - charges against, two of his opponents, Claude L. Engle and J. E. O'Brien. . Wç wOnde/ wijy these gentlemen do bolt camp on Mr. Williamson's trail nnd call him down if these charges ore untrue. Mr. Williamson cannot be charged with un­ fairness In attacking the records of these candidates In their absence, because be has a standing challenge (o them to meet him on the stump anywhere and j»ny lime. We do not know , whether or not c h; « iïibîW Â.- Strawberry baskets. Bean baskets. Pay Your County Taxes For the benefit of the tax payers W. F. Martin wishes The Herald to announce to the people that their state and county taxes must be paid on or before March 31st, at the tax books close on that date and delinquents will then be placed on the delinquent tax list. Remember March 31st Is your lost call for state and county taxes. If .> « » *' r- ’ __rJ If. II. DEANE, * Oak Ave. k firs t Street. B. L. H E A R N OF ATLANTA. OA. has arranged for Sanford Banka to pay ahlppera of Florida products to & L Hearn .A Co., of that city. Reference# DISTRIBUTORS FOR Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek Story &. Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer P I A N O \ AND The no Send fo r Catalogues, P rices and Terms John A. Cunningham J A C K S O N V IL L E m w w w w F L O R ID A s w s w w w w w w w w w v s s s s s s s sv*s*%**ss%s s w m It's Like Find ing A Treiiurt lo be alile tu >,»-<in­ -IH II i luKr fanti* and iriu k 1- «l> • fuor U! ni timi for sali- Few nif i w,-alili Imi alt t u ■i'- haduri 'lii-y ime« nnd indepeiiilciii i -tÄV Vnifuni \ i»(| ui tion and a Ili-ulti toduy und ii-i a- -a« i Ule grr »I irli In opportuni! ir-, uh I iri ymi HOW ARD P VI h V i ¿T Knnloi'l I - i t m s s ssssss s sss ss s s s s w s w s w s w s s s v s s s v s t s s i o u r o m o i H H W i BOTH NECESSITIES AM) I.UXUIIK ■ire within your n >■i without mu r.i'iu, Ii l lilt price«, .ilr mu i 1 'i your own inali it . t vantage oí them I* begin the era of ", no higher cost. PAY CASH and SAVE MONET Peoples Cash Grocery On» u MrM Street s jilt o tti f R Y SPE Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixing dmwith latest Improved Sanitary machinery S P E N C E R ’ S B R E A D H A N D L E D by all F IR S T C L A S S GHOCEHB S p ecia l O r d e r s F illed P ro m p tly Wc Malte Everything Known lo (lie 1 t 1*1 IO N E 10(i. NO. I l l PAKJx h \\ KM L PRACTICAL ’S t u r n e r M a in and M on roe, J a ck so n ville. AA g ra d u a te s K 1' B ra n d t sy M cm o f U n sitte** C o lle g e s in the W o r l d — ' \ M itre than 10(1 h ig h -g ra d e in s tru c to r« * 1 to secu re g ra d u a te s P O S I T I O N S or R E F U N D M t » \ l \ t* K,' tn I mb u*<J . uteri tf'S° by m ore F lo H d a and G e o rg ia B an kers and oth rr hnmieti At A L L O T H E R F lo r id a and G e o r g ia business collcy,” a lso teach B Y M A I L . C a ta lo g u e F R E E . A. H. J A M E S , Manager. Jackson' die. FI* + A fIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE LOR FIFTY CIS. This was the astonishing offer recently made by a New J1'1 Bonaire to settle a bet with a friend. Although he took hi* •*" . New York's busiest street and offered to exchange with -d passed, not one accepted his offer. It seemed 'Too Good t " '* We make you nn offer that is equally remarkable We offer you, absolutely free of charge. Painter's hatvl*onif l> l|,ho graphed Florida Almanac nnd Guide for 1912. Drop us a letter or post card containing your request , what crop you are Interested in. and NO MATTER LIVE this book will be sent free to your address. F y o u ore to he ested In Agriculture in Florida, you simply can t nfioM without this book, E . 0 . P A I N T E R FERTILIZER ROOM 1100 COMPANY ^ J A C K S O N U IIh ^ L exch an ge d . * il iheir saving<< Iti hum­ our Innds ari- ni . !-■ l'iijfiil ima • ¡w ,' • ,«.* iiCEiiv �a a U H 1 1 iff. ^ >. 192 THE SANFORD HERALD <tx ’ 5 If You Can’t Come to Toole’s :: :: Toole Will Come to You o f^ jfo e R llM D S 1 T o p T A A I F C T A D p c 1 I I Li 1 V v L L J 1 v l \ L ü FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT A rrF D À N P T S D F -D D Y r j J J O T T : I ILLUSTRATIONS ¿ / X A /WA to a s J A C K S O N V IL L E cQ JyittfW /& / o r àaO A j-s/fAiŸ/u cosrw rr i , «YNOP8I8, __ I«—Richard tJghlnnt, reflected, 'and then I'm off I'll get tbe Janitor's wife to come up and •taj near her " And 1 dnshed buck, murniurlug some Jolly rub blah of apology And then I Juat brought up *p e r c h le * a ~ almoat fell over backward For aa the atood tn With an aflectad E n * lUh aor*o«trM a p re s e n t from ft friend In C H A P TE R n —Thft pree.nl provai M ft »air of pajama*. A lattar hint* m w MM to In* wftftrer. (standing to summon hair- Whan he re­ appear* Janklna fall* on hla neck with jo I" OOPrtm' ,ni’ TJ»hf n 11 tv Haiti* P Hml K* fa A « * / Ä C H A PT E R I V .—Janklna latta td g h tn u t tha ancountar ha had with i i hldeoua Inaman draaaad In pajamaa. CHAPTER V. Th# QIrt F ro m Radcllffo. "L on * distance call from Mr Util* In**, air," aald Ja n k ln a . lifting th« ra oalror. 11/ Jova. ha had Just caught me aa 1 waa about to t s a r « Hello! T h at /on. L la h tn u i* " cu m * bla role*. ''B a y, old chap, /ou remanih t r j u n u a i l ^ / o u j ^ l d n L ialbd uuttln* up the kid o f g f ^ g h t on tGa w a / homo from c o lle * * . Kam em ber? Wnnla to rrat over and coma up the r iv e r on the da/ lino." Yea, I rem em bered , ami »aid «<> All right, th e n ! It a tonight 11» there about nine from Button lion t iu to an/ trouble, n o * , nor a iie i an/ plana. The kid will probably be dei,d tired and off to bed before you get borne from / o u r dinner That'e all right, old chap. Janklna «111 look a fter the young one I beard Hillings chuckle- I r e m e m ­ bered that ch u ckle a ft e r » ard 'Not much of the young one there Eighteen, you know Never oft to • cDool, though, until laat year mid by Heorge, It waa t im e 1 B etw een my mother and my «later the kid ru n belh f abaolutely ru in ed — petted mnlycod . _________________ ___ j - a r- i of men's clothing you would Iw proud to wear $15.00 I »ee you re looking at the d ll Prices rangiitf* from il $45.00 ’•î -'tí* . And in our Boys Depart meni those snappy up-to tlie-minuie clothes, from $5.00 TO $15.00 Our immense disjilny of Men's mid Buys’ Shoes, lints and Furnishings enables us to sup­ ply you with (he Intesi If you wimi individual clothes instead of the average ordinary kind we display models <>f sujieriot tlisiiiuiion m style and iniloriug Your W IU Roproscnt the, H ig h est P erfectio n - in S T Y L E A N D W O R K M A N S H IP ¡F T (tur m/nl onier <lej«irtment. es|)cciii!ly mnintniiied for our out-of-town customers, will serve you, us we hnve hundreds of r»niisfi«**! customers from every section of the State Attire pa MOTHERS » h e »ntd amHIllg Vml her » \ e« looked at me Ihrmigli Out e x c lu s iv e hoys dep.u lineili is the lurjJeSt ill the S o u th Hi ¡ill tile lui »-»'I si vit**» cloth mul co lo rs TO D A Y S; W RITE (living |i ; i v i - I size, style and color desired with tlie price you desire to pay and you will tin ino»i f umili*- Ime» o f . Inthiii)! e v e r sh ow n at vm tr disposal your the pit k .if I o i u p l e t e t.ilu fe u f s l / r s ill l » . l l i M e n »X s h o w in g the very Inti-t in snnpp\ o p to t lir -m im it e Boys ( *1«•(hing* t>f the Better K lin ! • .H ai H o y » t l o lliu iR IL. C. Toole Clothing Co.f C O R R E C T D R E S S FOR M E N ” ÌÌ • I • fi Z W *. “I Such a Kid W h « n Me Laat.” Yo< Hay. do' you »he Inquired I* Certainly not— well. I «hould • ay n o t ' ' I retorted, almoat with In itlgmOlon S in «' «he bad' M> Jove wtmt ripping « y e » Of lo u r « » not ' emphnlIrally 11«, • imi) b«ad nodded «a I la far lion I iiai * ail ilghi. then I w«a a l i » M , o i wou.dlll itkn 11 Hllatd you would think 1 w a* ».tit,# » illll« fire Mol your man Jenklna l»n I iliat bla nam e! »aid he thought you would like for tn« to w«nr them 1 gawped " J e n —w h a t* lhat?" 1 wa» amazed. Indignant at Jonklna' effrontery Me he auggeatod that you w e a r - » - « r — Hhe nodded, her gtorloui e y « « »bln Itlg WlHlhill) You «ee I went to a frat dance laat nlgbt In Cam brid ge,' ah« explained, 'and In lh« hurry thla morning, aome bow. one of toy b ag» -n ault ca«e « i n left behind Aud when I got here tonight and began piling Ui„ thing» out of rny other b a g — well, 1 a«w I waa up a (tee Not a thing to allp Into, you know not «o much ua « dreaalng gown or even a bathrotie Then your man aaved my I l f « — aug geated thnse pajama». See?" "Oh, I a c e '" I »aid ao; but. daah It I wasn't aure I did. for I knew »o devlllah little K * ?~A* . » * _ *■*■ < : w 11■ l h i.» « <1ruoptii* bi»b»H uh! auch a w ay ' i)h . n o — I a »a u r e c e r ta in ly n o t " I e t.im m «r e d Iim » i i h Dush ir. I n » v o r w .i» » ii te h iik e d and m m 11tied In all tn, I I I « V\ Ii h 1 «n a « » I hmt b e e n to » « « H i In mil lee »1 a ll" .Stir leiiked troubled mind my wearing them* 15, 17, 19, 2 3 Laurit S t...................................Jacksonville, Flo rid a 3a w thought It poMlble. Juat {he thing to have expected of en tea like Bllllnga— a fellow with no •enee of the proprieties! Hla kind or mind had never got any further than the faot that I had a guaet-room end ■ quiet apartment. The further fact that It waa In n bachelor apartment house and I n bachelor— end not yet out of in/ twenties, dash It— would about glrla aeTer have presented Itself to a chump "I muit cut along now," I thought; Uke Billings aa having an/ bearing on "Infernal «banin to be taking advan­ the matter, tage of her thla w a y ! " And then I "O f course, I must get right over to thought I would Juat wait a wee min the club and lea ve her In possession— Uto loufcr. U*e the onl/ thing left to do." Tbl* Just then »he turned toward tne, waa m/ thought aa I dipped Into my ber elbow ou tbe i/rni of the wicker coat and g a v e m/ hair a touch—Juat a touch, don't you know. T h e thing chair, her dainty. * manicured flngerto do wa* to cs/// It o ff's * naturally Ups «apportili* her chin. minutes, ___ end "Y o u know. Mr. I.lghtnut. ! mannt SS poialble» fo . r _s few —______, then slip ew sy. Probably «h e hadn't » « r e you would remember me at all, counted upon m y being lh town st all »he «aid I w a « inch a kid w icn —had taken It for granted It w a« you «aw me la«t " some sort Of fam ily epartment— with "Oh yet," ! «aid. trying to recall housekeener servant maids, all that the rather hoydenlsh children 1 bad aort ot tkt* g • «ecu on the motor trip to Hillings' ’ "How, lust ft few minutes o f oon* I home flye year« before. "I remember n" J vou .were quits a UUis |lri—^wfre&'I " r. Mumifiictiirers For abr looked down at hrraelf with a la 'ig b - rather an embarraared laugh I thought and her little ahrug «mi «lance directed attention to her l ama« , I Rogers, Peet & Co., and Frau, Hauf Bros. make It worn«! died, and waa getting »oft and »Illy — W ell •o much obliged. Dicky Y o u know what tbeae hotel« are Good by I explained to Jenkta* ' All rlghi. air.“ be «aid “ I won't go out until after nine It'll he time enough " And ao I went off I returned earl) about ten. and eat reading Jenklna waa «till aw ay, and the dooi of my gueat room waa open 'Good e v e n i n g ! " T h * voice behind m* waa «oft. mu •leal, delirious I whirled about, and there, within the door, le aning again*! the frame » * * the moat beautiful creature I ever i i * In all tny Ilf* A girl! But ob, by Jove « . o h a girl! A lovely, rosy blonde duah It' Golden-hatred angel — long droopy kind of laabe*, don't yuu k n o w — eye« like dreamy sapphire aeaa— ob, that aort of thing— a peach! The Im p that hrougbt me to my feet aent my chair thudding back ward " W h y — e r — good avanMig." I man aged to atammer Juat managed you know, for, give you my word. I never *>aa ao bowle d over In my Mfe never! And on the taatnnt 1 gues»ed what It m M n t. The 'kid' that mil Inga referrod to waan't a kid brother at all, but a kid «titer— gtrl. by Jove "Are you buay?" I iaw the ftaah or bar parfsot little teeth aa b e r Up* parted (n a amlle. "If Dot, may I talk to you a w h ile T" I mumbled something deelgued to be pleaaant— deah ma If I know wbat —and managed to lummon eenae enough lo lift toward her a wicker arm-chair. T h a n I daehed Into my bedroom to chuck the smoking Jackal and get Into n cost. And all the while I wee thinking harder than I ever bad _________________ We feature in our men's rendy-to wear. the famous and well-known brands of I mumbled «omethlng Jolly idiotic — «otne acknowledgment Hut I waa ptnk about the ear« and I knew It » b i le rbc » «■ cool and » « t e n « ar r 111v of the w hat von call It don t ,rnu know ! » » » rtvlog not I" « » « the pniamne. trying to ptfrU.nd-not.tO Jlu ikeTtmTi, h i l l j U W W r i L I ' d i d n ' t ' oniy ob, «omethlng to make you alck Lèi Y ou kiitrw them t»y reputation ns the lurjicsl «lid most exclusive men untl boy»' ready-towear store in the entire South, entering to tliont* who desire clothes out of the ordinary with thui individuality that makes men well dressed. there under the light, I an» that what I had taken for a ilreaa of black allk war not a drear at « 11. but a milt of pajamaa hlark. (limy pajamaa, whore loo«e elegance concealed but could not wholly deny Ihe goddraa-llke fig­ ure wltbln. "I'd have known you nnywhere, Mr. I.lghtnui " And then I found that we were »haklng hand«, my finger* crurhed In a giaap | n ever could have thought poaalble from that tiny band From hearing Ja c k talk, your name 1« a rnrt of hou*»hold «nrd In the Milling« family " C H A P TE R IU .-I.lgh tn u t duna Hi» pa. itis M and lata ftt night get* tip fur a amok*. IQ* Mrvant. Janklna, com»* In and, falline to rarognt«* l.lgbtaut. atlampt# to put--him ouL Thinking • --------------kill. Ihn »ar­ rant era*/. IJghtnut chang»« Ida clothaa Fism lit I th o u g h t h e r f a r e d a rk e n e d th en h « t a n ille (lnahed th ro u g h , »in ie ttin e th ro u g h « c lo u d H er mellow h <a lit on to p l l k » i «ori ot it ilu v b ro o k It , ou »a , Sanford, Friday, April 5 ' i , know n ow Mr I.lg h tn u t. cut out the )o»h. >ti« renionutraU-d, and 1 thought »be grew a little red. No more for mine thoae »t*«y. girlie way« '— I've got well o , « r all of Hint’ She loaned one kite« ovai the other 1,11.1 i b i « » h « t » e l f buck In t 11 « c ll'ltl H b » » «ru She » « e i h « d » t i t i l e plrjuert ■III th1r t « a not h 1 J-,»! t«l| vou wrtint 1k e « . o u p le o f i » • 1 • uff » t • t,l • It G e t* l« K « roi t o .ig lt e n iii* t o u ' tilt,». « ii.» m m * * b »t»y w a y » out o f you. , ta) t.ei von t life , »n d « I l th e «1 nabt h r - » von get fr o m t r y in g to bn Mkn ll.g H h u c k «' ) nur « { » t e r » 1 r •vugtit m y b r e n t b , O f c o u ra e . «h e ho» It sou n d ed - -th l* nt n o ld «a |t v i * 1u*t b er In n o c e n t ■ al t o f "t» 1fi ■» lau w t i» t d ye r a il It T— 11nn i » e , »• bet d ft»h It! Mb« rout it.or.I nm»liig > Dee, but I v u «oft a ll 1 Hitt w«nl a w ay— a regular plefaced angr-1 « h l l d Iter voire bad In tl a «ne* r i lieti «be *(t ¡tightened up whirled her chair faring me, » « d gave me * «oundtng »lap on M... Mice Knv maybe the fello w , a.et t i l d o t educate that out of me 11; i»i v ipilck ’ Well. I reckon y e « " ' And - b « nodded, eying me «Ide wi»e. h«r pietiy chin to the air But. duab me, I w a* ao aghast I couliln ' get out a word Juat *nt there bnttliiF at tier and t,trillili; hot and cold by turna Came devlllah near 1 loving conaclotianesa. by Jove, that'* w ha t ' Of coiirae. I knew «he didn't know ' whut > Ii« waa talking about Hadn't ! any ». ter» ut y »ell. don't you know-. and i -rr had learned much about j o l l i e r fellow»' »In te r». but. danti It, 1 I i • «»• »omethlng about facea and 1 I . .in líate oI iked tn) 111« on j r » You can nearly a lw a y » tell, you know. But. a:., how, I thought I had heiter , , - j ray ,'v o n want to Jpat , mm.* ym ir»»K »* home." I »uui \mt j If ,ou don t muid. I .1 « « « you at the bot, t In t* m o «n ln g" Hhe «tomi "up, loo. looking rattier surprised. "Y o u 're hot golpg a * ay !" w.* - u* ' ' /” * 5& i -ß iA ii a - ; » . G r e a t e r j o p e a I Q D ,. n n O O M B I N . BIGGER, BETTER and GRANDER THAW EVER MAMMOTH MENAGERIE OF WILD ANIMALS ..THE LARGEST TRAINED.. ■ELEPHANT IN THE WORLD DIN G 10 THRILLING DARE-DEVIL ACTS-IO .ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME. BOO P K O P L K . UO O U O R B IW . 100 Lsspcrs, A crobat* and A srlallata-1 00 20 Funny C low ns. 100 Educated Aolm ala FREE STREET PARADE D AII.V AT I O A . M. BIC UNIFORMED CONCERT BANDS O xcu ra U u oo A ll U om of T r a v e l. TWO PERFO IM ANCES DAILY, R A IN OR fH U tB . A fts rn s o a El Z. N igh t at 6. �T I f f ' *.»si i * . ** - * ^ . •v THE SANfORD h CRALO m a o t o u t o f t o w n ." 1 t h o u g h t lu u t v u w h at aba m a a n t I added: * A b 4 u I ( o o u t . I ’l l a (o p d o w n s t a i r s la n d h a v e t o m e o c a ooo a a u p a n d s ta y w i t h y o u .“ m- ' t . She d r o p p e d t o t h e a r m of t h e chair, l i a r p r e t t y fa c e s h o w i n g d la ip ^ y . " O h . b u t in h e r d I ’ m fu n n in g yo u •off— I k n o w I a m . B a y , M r . L l g h t n u t , I d o n ’t w a n t t o d o t h a t I th o u g h t a u r a y o u w a r * g o in g to be h e re . B r o th ­ e r l a e la te d y o u w o u l d b e / ’ B ro th e rl N i c e b r o t h e r , In d e e d , fo r phar— p o o r l i t t l e t h i n g I “ O h , y o u ’l l b e a l l r i g h t ,” 1 a a ld re » jM iu r ln g ty . T m Jq a t g o in g o v e r to t h e c lu b , d o n ’ t you k n o w — no t ta r •nr * 7 . " B h a o a m e r i g h t u p t o m e a n d p la o e d • h a n d o n e a c h a h o u ld e r . “ H o n e s t I n j u n , n o w ,” a h e a a ld — a n d h e r a m ile w a a r a v la h ln g . "H o n e s t. R L * ;• K' ’ [ , pow, Mr. Llghtnut. you’re going Juat because I ’m hare. Bay now, own up I” And. daah It. there waa nothing to do but admit IL “A ll right." ahe aald; and I thought eyes flaahed a little. “Th en i go hotel—that’s all I” “ A hotel I Why, you can’t do that— oh. I a a y l" “ W hy can’t I T She waa downright a n g ry —I could see It; and how dlejractlngly lovely abe waa with that flam e In her cheekat But ahe waa Juat a child—an Innooent little child; and how the deuce could 1 ever make her understand? I stammered: “ W hy—er— not In N ew York, you know. They won’t take a lady tn at this time of night. Th ey—” She snapped her fingers. “ Oh, 1 say, Mr. Llghtnut, play easier on that g lrlje and lady pedal; cook up a fresh i f " * ?<«*>■ Bay. .wait till you’v t known ane a llttla, and I ’ll bet a purse you navar call me a lady agalnl Ladyl Bay, that’a fu nny!” And It certainly seemed to strike her sense of humor. She gave me a audden punch In the aide that fairly left me breathleaa, and her laughter rang out blrdllke. joyous Of a suddsn I fait devilish aw k w ard and fool- 1 r (ah. m ougliLTeS, a "queen— a Ta3y. dash ft! 1 knew It! And I Juet settled on that, and waa ready to die right then and there If anybody dared U> dispute It. I didn’t care a Jolly hang how she talked; It was Juat nothing—Juat the demoralising swagger of a little boarding-school girl trying to show o It like her brothers And her lan­ guage? Why. Just the devilish, nat ural result of having a coarse, slangy brute like Billings for a brother. Poor little girl! It was a beaatly shame Rho waa watching me curiously, smilingly, ns she eat there, bdr devil­ ishly pretty mouth puckered Into n cherry aa ahe softly whistled and drummed her shining nalla upon the chair arm. “ I'm afraid I've ahocked you," she aald. "Jack aaya you’re so good “ Dash It, somehow I fe lt humiliated! Bhe aald It In a wny that made mp reel like a silly aaa, you know. But abe wasn't thinking about me any more. Her eye fell on the tab­ ouret, and he little hand stretched to­ ward 1L “ May IT” ahe aald with an arch In­ quiring glance. “ Your cigarettes look good to me. I emptied my caae an hour ago.” And I proffered them with a show of alacrity. ''Pray, pardon me." I aald. T —I never thought of you smoking." A chuckle came through the tiny leeth grasping the cigarette. “Thought I was too goody goody, e h ’ “ Do— er— you smoke much?" 1 ven­ tured enviously. "Cigarettes, you know?" She pulled a sparkling half Inch as she took her little head 1 fell a * fully relieved “ Not for me." she re­ marked carelesslyr--;T prefer a pipe.' ^ T l p e y k J r e p e a t*«^ *«M y ;: The golden head Inclined. "Bel you! flood old, .well seasoned brier mine— well-caked and a little strong." Puff-pull ' Oh. damn your patent sanitary pipes. I » » ' ' And as backward 1 collapsed upon (be cushions, she threw her leg over the arm of her chair and shot two long cones of smoke from her ilaint» nostrils for I* il S L And dash me. If aha didn't throw herself back With a kind of swagger, by Jovel y »4 “ W hy, you— you wouldn't do eucb a th in g !” I uttered Talntly. “•Wouldn't I T ' Bbe, straightened sud­ denly. and her lovely blue eyes. nar­ • ' A l ' l rowed at me. "8ey. Mr. Llghtnut. 1 don't want you to get me sited up wrong. I'm none o f your little waxy gardenias—not much! When I'm In N ew York, It’s the bright lights and * \ lha Great W hite W ey for mine— yea. air, every tim e!” And she gave me e blow on the ahoulder that waa like e stroke from a man's a m . it sent (ns down Into n y chair. T f you don't believe me,” ahe addad, her faoe shining with excitement. "Jnat you ask Jack about laat summer whan I came through— ebout that )oy a to Coney with three Columbia fel“ You’ve Hed Me Pooled." ra, and how we got pinched. Oh, ksaoma, but didn’t Jack swear at fe r you some refreshment,” I suggest­ ed, rising. I knew It sounded devilkaal” I heard a noise by the door. Jan- lab stiff; end I knew, moreover, that kina stood there, hls eyes sticking out I looked like a Jolly muff, In fact. "Perhaps 1 will," the chuckled. "Bey, hard boiled eggs. T — Tm back, air,” he seld rather don't urge me too bard, Mr. Llghtnut; faltertngty. “ Bag pardon, elr; Juat you might embarrass me.” taught you'd want to know. 1 didn't I did not wabt to embarrass her. you— hTnl” And with an odd T thought perhaps a lemon soda : and a little cough Jenkins slipped would refresh you.” I explained. "Or, But I scarcely noticed him at tf you will allow me. I will have Jen­ A' alL kins make you one of hls famous salt­ P o o f misguided g irl! „ ie r lemonades. Perhepa, though, you M y brain waa buxxlng like a devil­ would prefer Juat a plain—” ish hive o f bees, don't you know. By I halted In confusion, for ahe was Jove, this waa something awful l laughing at me. And yet— and y et— H er frank, sweet “A plain cup of tea,” ahe gurgled, fa c e m et mine “with a d e a r light that “or a creme de menthe I” And then There waa her laughter bunt dellcloualy. “Bay, there waa no PO bghtnd f l a - Y M l a a r > . b g a t l Y s . r a . « f r hirt K I K - • v« • o vi . - . , (o that' dry ♦4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *d *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + *H i humor" of HAVE YOU SEEN klfls. The S tove That Uses E ith e r G asoline or 0|| DETROIT ? I felt ashamed as I looked In the collarette, and wondered what the deuce I should offer her. Couldn't think of anything I had ever beard of boarding-school girls going In for ex­ cept Ice-cream soda; and, daah It, 1 didn't bavo any Ice-cream soda N e a r ­ est thing would be a little aeltxer end ginger ale That would do. "Oh, I aay, I'm going to make you a highball,” I aald, trying to asauine a frlaky. Jocular air H er volco lifted In alarm. "Nay, nay. Clarence— 'not for m e !" aha urged hastily. Bui " h Wore Aii an,l il B ill Gasolio* ;i| oihfn ! Perl. 'I'Mt'cl tiu " Combo»- Pure Firt A b s o lu t e ly “ But It's only— “ “N o flaxy -adulterations In mine— not on your life.” Bhe followed me across the room. "Juat g lr c me the straight, pure goods— anything, Juat so It's whisky." And before I could aay a w o rd —(f. Indeed, I could have aald a w o rd — she had selected a decanter of Scotch, and with cigar tilted upward In her tender mouth, was absoi blngly pourtNg a shining stream of the amber Huld.' To see the slow curving of that delicately molded wrist, (tie rhalleng £ Ing (lash of the saucy eyes of blue, |4 1 by Jove. It made me Just forget all about what she was doing tllLJLbo fluid ran <>\er ijie brim. - And then before I c o u h n m e r r e p t her. ahe had lightly gestured ¿her glass to mine, and tn a flash the stuff was gone.. Oone! A full whisky glass; and I recalled with a shiver of horror that It whs m y high proof liquor — some thing I seldom touched myself, hut kept on hnnd for certain of uiy friends No »Smoke. No| »S im p le! miti hurulile. Absolutely Clem jr A L L IN T HE^ B jjtR N E R! The Oil Stoves have the Best Wickless Burners in lilt* world, also the Latest Improved Open (»rates, full s i / e rop and Substantial Frame A PoWeifu ( 'ooker No T r o h Ε e A \N a v h Heady. Ask the Nan To Shov^ You WILLIAMS & MILTEER Will I ?" Her look made my blood leap ' Y o u Ju n I watch me Dicky* H a n d X i iilt f i n fij. J u s t t i r . i i i " lin; •»lier! Oh, » a jr this 1« great, maybe 1U won t take a full out of obi Jack— always > + 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 4 444<-•:•■:••>*♦♦♦♦♦♦( bragging that you allow only two or three to call \ ou that 1 hope you will always call me ( ». r»i î* Dicky,” I said— and said It very softlv Mv Jove. I could hardly keep from taking her hand' , î You b* i 1 think It s awfully good of you. l.tghMi it — | mean. Dicky Then her face grew pensive * Hay. do you know, 1 need a friend like you— Just now, I m ean— oh. worst kind.” Do you?" 1 said engerly. and hitched nearer. Hhe proceeded: "H aven't you had things sometime* you wanted to talk about to someIks“ — well, things you couldn t Just tell to your brother or slsters- -<>hf nor even your room tnsi e* You tin dem and waa exploalve. " N o . he never thought, I It, he knew I wouldn't! He knew I would be tearing around all night with . th# boya— that's w h a t ! ” on yours You've had m » fooled. You do It with auk'll * serious T°u know. Bay. It's g re a t’ ” I tried to »mile, hut I, anew It waa a devilish sickly g o — lto*j more so. be­ cause juat at that moment her slender Ungers discarded the remnant ot her last cigarette and reached for a cigar. Another Instant, and she hod deftly clipped and lighted It I decided 1 wouldn't ^ u g for Jen- I say you know ' ' I gasped In con ■ternntlon "I'm awfully alrald that w ill— e r— will- “ I gulped wordlessly The coral lips curved scornfully “Get me Jingled?" She looked as «be might have If I had Insulted her ' M a y b e so In those girlie g lid e >),««'» you were trying to Josh me at.out. but Dot silica these two jeuts I v»• been at college She shook her lo»* ly. bright head and followed a long £ enjoyable pull al the i Igar projected five perfect ring» at a fre-coed • b e r u b In the ceiling She leaned forward e.igerlv Look here. I do <*t-h »on would let me call you Dicky "Oh, I nhv w||| y o u * " exploded from my mouth “Oh, please atop stringing me. Mr. I C H A P T E R VI. Llghtnut— don't treat me like a kid 1 want to get acquainted.“ Then her Arcadian Simplicity. b lig h t face sobered. “Bay, waa (hat I mother A moment later I had on the level— that about your going ■hock to leave lueT Be«» Leie. I'm not both­ “ I don t blame you fur looking al ering you, am I. M r Llghtnut V me so bard, she said, rubbing her “Bothering m e ! " 1 ejaculated * both­ chin and looking 1 thought, u lull«» ering me? 1 should say n o t '” confused "For did you ever see a I think I must have said It heartily lace like mine*' and convincingly, don't you know, for “I — I never d i d ' " I said stammer­ her lovely face looked pleased ingly, fur. by Jove, the question * ■ « “Because If I am," ahe aald earn so unexpected; but I knew I « a l l it estly, "I'll fade away Into my own ut earnestly and with conviction In ever» tie room there.” Her glance ranged word toward her door. “ It's sure some She noddp«l ' Never got a chance lo ■ well, that room “ ahave, you know caught the train b> "Bo Jolly glad you like It.” I «aid "W all, I should s a y ! " Then liar such a margin— and my kit's tn that other bag du ras I'll have to Impose beautiful ayes looked at m « full "You know, 1 dtdn t expect this— 1 on you In the morning fur une of jour mean having a room all to myself. r a i o n . " I stared at her In horror Never.” “ Shave? You dont shave?" I pro And then, while I gasped, she went tested blankly on, gweetly and calmly: “ Myaelf. you m ean ’ Have lo I "W h y . Mr. Llghtnut, Brother Jack haven t got a man to do It tor me would throw seventeen thousand tits She seemed to sigh Not old enough If I went to a hotel, because— She yet to have h man lai k sa>s laughed dellcloualy "W e ll, I promised And Juki here her attention seemed him that If he would lot me come to center on my cellaretle over In tn« home by N e w York I would atay right corner. hers with you and behave myself.” "Ore, but It’s warm tonight. Isn't "Behave youraelf!” I echoed Indig­ nantly. “ Why, look here, do you mean it?" ahe remarked absently And there was nothing to do but to say Jack B i l l i n g » — your own broth er. you Anow — thought you wouldn't take theAàlnt or leave It, and after all, she was X guest, you know* — er — do that at a hotel T*' “ Perhaps you will permit me to of’T h o u g h t? ” Her laugh thta time u s .- geltlhg A ¡1 Special Program Por Sanford N r »t Sui Y et.. ; tf I wasn't sure that I did. for «he was blushln i furiously, and In h#»r 1«. Mf*1 1 *y e * was an appeal III! m i n Ks C H U R C H l’..k K> I By Jove, some Jolly love ulTnlr, I I |l Vlievi CtuKGI. R WALDHON. »•«... guessed suddenly. M y heart Juat sank like a lump of what's Its name, hut my WW44******'“ whole soul went out In symj»athy lor 1W V V U V V W V V V M V k W V M W M W M A W m v W V V V W W ««***** her. I made up my mind, then and there, to put myself aside I "Devilish glad— I mean delighted to have you tell me anything." | mur­ mured rather weakly; "b u t— e r — I should think your m o fh r r — ” W t can supply you for immediate >Li|>ii" i " T h e m ater— tell h e r ! ” Her band l>t ANUlS lifted. "S h e'd guy the life out of me! BEGGAR-WEED »SORGHUM M il Li I Besides, she's In Europe." Hhe paced Most cumplrtp line of Poultry Supplies Garden and Field •»•• •!• 1 to the window and back n r in ro*» P O I A I O r s . I ll A N S . G AR D E N AND f l f l D PEAS AM » I protested Indignantly: "I don't see R a* Win» I », how auy mother— ’’ j Men hk|»tv i.»liv Seeds and Poultry Supplì5 E. A. MARTIN & COMPAQ |n « it fii» J C a u l I " A w . forget I t ! " she broke In. and I winced again at alang from those ewcAt lips. “ No, sir; I'm going to un­ load the whole thing on you, or ntk body.” And, by Jove, the next thing I knew she had perched on the broad arm of the Morrla chair tn which 1 aat. bar arm resting lightly a b ort my ahouldaja; “ Here's wbat I want lo know about.” I heard her sigh. "When you’re engaged to one person and meet another you like better, how are you going to— well, chuck It with the first, you know— and still do the •quire thing? There, that’a what hit me. Dicky; and I'm up agalnal It for fa ir !” Her hand gently patted my •boulder. “ I'm telling you, old chap, because 1 know you'll understand— because 1 like you better than any man 1 ever saw— that’a rig h t!” 1 waa Juat afraid to m orel Afraid •fc tL A jio p ; - M r a l d . i & t ' t L j U - O t L i ■u u u u u u iiu m i (T. B.c Owua«), ••• ’ And I.- , ,.v ' I k . O U *» i S»«J 11« . .. , Saa 206 E. Bay S t., Jacksonville, Fla: F. R. Merrell & Co. . . Y o u H av e u COMMISSION M tRCtlANIS 172 W So W a te r St. Prtutloti ^ 1111 f Chicago. III. WE W AN! TO W H A T IT IS Pattina «ut g w l Southern Eruit&fiL Vegetables n » t,'»4 ^ li poi buflti*r don’t m *«r f«b. obtain«!»*« GIVE US A I RIAL SHIPM tNT New goods arriving at Vf. W. Grocery — give him a call Vr»'1* r al fri-l5-t( *** If “ b o n i M iss~ >*" r tri«! w* �'TP?' fili SANTORO*, il EKAU) KIS R EC O V ER Y WAS SUOD EN An O r d i n a n e ? f’ r o h l b l t l n g The Patata to tht Ball Qamt Worked •paady Cure of Mr. Jack: ton’t Alimenta. Sanford. Mh Dan Lano, the well-known stock broker, and aleo a director of the A r m o r y club, w&a commenting on ttin actlona of a fighter In some nearby town. The fighter In qu otlou bad ap parent]/ been all In up to the taut round; when ho came back and put out hie man. “ What do you make o f It?” naked the friend. " It ‘a like a friend of mine named Jackson." replied Mr. Lane “ Jnrkk iu 'b wife had a habit of thinking.up little odd job* for him to do on hla day off, so bo coqcocted a scheme by which he abould be etek on hie day of rest. "Everything went well until after dinner and he waa allowed to stay In bed. Early In the afternoon hi* wife entered the room and asked him If be didn't feel a little better. "N o," bo anawered, “ I’m a sick man; too sick to go puttering around the houae, putting on acreen door* and other rfuch things " "It Isn't that, dear," sho replied, “but Jon«» la out here with two pane« for the hall game." "I, er-ar, I am, er. 1 am feeling a little bettor," ho said, getting out of bed.—Uoiton Traveler, T ln flu e m a . 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S it n f o t t l \ I|mw„ m1 I» M o k lr n Iim» Khwwh* Candidate for Re-Nom ination I.IM M I « Im m * I4MK> I» Ir*«#! f'lieairf iVunft) ' •'•tfn.i 1 ' Mv 1 nr I'm kmj11 stifuínd n.nuiii I n I) m v V» >«i a i it ill»* m h t t r th iu i; iih m i } k ii it«>r* lir*| f In I n » * |i< ff m ill «til»«* f l l « | I Is* II fl«»HH * l u i f l t 4! t.h* « » fi S i t m l o f f fi m b i* i o « «* (Hi f? i • * v f |b» V « f**t . * ! ) •>f 1 1|* St III 'M "f ” ! mffprrd, dtirltin girlhood, from womanly wpaknc*«," writes Mrs. Molllc Navy, of Walnut, N. C. "At last, ! waft almost hcil-rititlrri, and had to t’ivc iipx We had three doctors. All the time, I was yrttniu worse, 1 had bad »pells, that lasted from 7 tu 28 days. In one week, after I gave Cardtii a trial, I could eat. sleep, and jnkc, as well as anybody In 8 weeks, I was well I had been an Invalid for r> weary yearn! Catdul relieved me, when everything else tailed ” It*!1 , to 11 Him cr* I H« I» IÌH M J I I f ‘ t! k l>t lall M l r t r t H * i a r <1 I I S l: ,t r '« N. H t H t M lk f ) Hi » J«1H* I M I * « « « ri t «i l»«f r* r d ih I ttv *iri«i» S f n t r «*1 \ |*«rul i i m i ib i h* t r l i v A ri i* lo* «I I h «* «i i*»*r «*i u Ì- h lin " m» A lt ft ll U I f i r if r n r i.si m i l i j f r n l VIs** h m l i r « * I«» I* - I f Utltt »• («-*I .iii«l fu m i h i I n ! t»y i r ) k | «4 «f 1 «H • I »«ni 'lin t It I«' 1 » f «i j h id li.i* # ln»b! ut» li i n h l r n i, I#»«#. f # n l * # ll, m n f l | a | r c n h n r t¿ # a n d '« llir iw i« *- l ir a ! In f r . i l # • M t r An«l «in» r i i h l m l# iiilr r » »I or » ^ In l# il» # f# in in if»* S m i r *•! Klof*»lu r»n«l In n iN # r * l« i# « *•? lh # f n ii# ii '’ in i* • im l in fu f# i)!ii M H iu iin -“ I •« m «pur » "W ii Irti«»* m ul •■’» i i l ' i b if u i* lä r m L in d * g flfd » # lu lu I t «»n l i , i f t l * ü l u i r * Í n.iic iu ‘ * low U ill« < nil>| le r m itfir * » III 111 -Ml' (»1x1 jlH|1fi»V# t r n g .n . .It m i * «i f Vi « . i »• i«* •*» | - r * i f # t h # f *#»*1 * ■ i ( - u iii**n »a n! i f«* * - i m I in ib* i m l *f HD* 4(i|.l-| i M i r ■« n « * « l f « i l fe r U n (. v H ii | il li i* ‘ llitl tin («ru * r ill» Hl * *< »to* » m ir b*r I I I ) 4H.I|*SSNS* for - in» L i li# «DUI* UHM ' • X«b*|*i#»l " , u i i . l u n ri k•* n u l <bfr* I ilir- in *n n t * m r i n i h » jift « i « r i ) nl lb* « i.rij. 4 j l H i n hi f b # in.I * <ii* («fti«#f|t t I..! ,0 1 * > ■rrvmiill) «i l- 1lril J ^ ^ Mil-, r w |i Mul.lrn ami } ti I'a. fc i-.t ' •1i I n v» * »»ì i b i 'b» In i li .if I 'H!l!l> 1lrN!!**' I l.rr»-l*r !-!■««Il> lll .it «—(»•t• * 14«’ "if ««I ■»tbrfft. uf *u trim *# « 1 u n t« x u iiii> t)« x i lh # ¿ # n # r x l I t t l i i n f f i nl r r n l r « l i i l # n itr n ta u nd b fn k # f» . T», buy *€*11. Ir» » # , r r n l and c m iftiru c t tm lld ifu ik »*irrki o n d ( m i o r i # * uf u m kill«! tx i I h r p n i p r r t f " f ih # t w in » # « I (un m n«i i h r p n r p r it y u f t il li r f u I n H H in ire o w n |f«i*s- ■* ■ Mt1! d # * # h * i' fo rm s f ir m lu rid * U n n i « il# » fim i t r a n lu f i # * l" |r»y *H|t irn jtu u d r n lu u n d *«ib dt» *1# lb # t a ll i# «n ■•t« r r u tr f n r m * m in lie» n in i «»n fn ird * m il p fn u i* 4 in i H * i« b b * li ««thrill* * " f i i m n i t f u n i* |u til. 4 li 11f ti« l ll f # |«f* s I «;m «r [’d fl f »«I * # 1! 1 fl*4 t ! »«II rfifTItn I*« Hm <*f n tb i i * it»1 «««(Uif* ti»«M n " u ut»ti| g!ig#' p l n l g r » r l l i* w | g n 1 1 s« 11 « f*j r l l « * l # ( l i d « b è i •n i n n i * - » u n i.». « i *t..i'W U r l ì i / # ! ' n.-.»* r Bad Spells !««*** M 1ofirirr Sr* S««fk N S I N VkiiriD iji ll A Mu h a iI1 ,■f « i i . f i i i H «um « Im m u n e . *-•)* i f ir 'impf-Mirs il I fii rutin» » I t ilt * t m i« ir .it m ii s h itii I** I hfcMsb« ( • n h lr il s III* »X |>»*f «lî*«l tm l M l l«f ID* *p*»l "I tMP«li)r«a « hitti I- t)i S.irihrfi1 IlfrtMifr ( mhRIj fT*»f u l ii f ü ll St mai,i tin v r i m b ««I h*, i « »ílu r» ¡itfe iw m mri«l jtl r i. i ' h I t x ii in r « « in l ln rn i i ni»«I in «»i I m i • l a l r a i j f t f ir I iillrw l S |4 l* ’ w in«l ni fttfiitfu «««nu «r»rs ii* i fir fb> m l »»f I tor • w ir«r« m n> i|»*r# r i u h h * w v iii orini % T h r h o M i ir i a uf ih i t i t « |« if a lit it i i h n il I«* m m lu n t *•<1 by i h r f o l l o * In jg «illh r r « A p ir « |t ! r n f .1 v k r p r r t jd e n t- a «frenerai m u m tg r r tin ti a bm aul t if d i ­ r t e l o « , o f n o t I r t a t h a n riv a ( 5 ) o r n o t m o e r t h a n ill# i/tinlni •11*'k silt»«*t ll«rs1 b> K ** Il »ft H f1*1In«*« i aucaiuB, 111 g i r l ot body was p r a c t ic a lly i Mi ttnnlhnr o c c a a lo ti a h e a v y b o ltle • la n d in g upon a ta b le w a s ra is e d In the an w h en th e m a g n e tic m a id en 111hlW|*0tUfkrtt illnil itititmur ami limVf! foil! I«)« er inrvrrrUr ifi mcfttfair rufhti m iuJ fmnrhi *«rafur a iwrlnai of n i n i I) nlnr |0ÍÍ| mit« ffnifi amt nfirr ihr «Twiiro#mnumi of Mi utrp-irntr riulmrr S tu o li t li «titilli 1w u n la w f u l for a n y o »m lutlu f, fttfe n in n riM b fir« 'i of i» lb r f l«“f sull fin * « u i d i a r i! # n í i h r h a m il i n i r«t*r r a tin i« or m u of u n y t m i n , p 4 » » c x iirr or f r r u h i or im*!Tti u n n f n i r i I" k k k un» f a r nf t a f » or m a k r f ì v i n i * * iti h r» * u h in Ih # t4 iri« > rn ir l i m i t i of i h r c ity 01 S a n fu n l l*ro v ifip il, h t jw r v r f i » ! ) Mina !*• kn k#«l a m l f f y l n i t • w lt r h r » m 4 y b r rn -u lr w lir f i* s a n if t a n t«' «io fir « 1t in n ii k t f k m û ««in« « ,tt « r««»* a m H t h r * i f r r l * n i 1 l i r r ir f ptif » Ir U111 It i • S n liu t i 2 Any i** r » tiii i n i u i t i n i «1 ili*- v io la In a i H ih r l u f r ^ n io í «re ii««o « fin ii I» fln»«l m»i lr*% ih n n fi * r t lo lla r i im r r tio f r th a n f ifi» tlu lh ir« ut |rn pri«4»npü nut tm jfr t h a n th ir t y t jo j «* ^ i L - lh c limi of t h * M » > 6 r ; _ — —. . . _„ • m r f T r t T tTtüt litlm a n r r > > ■ i)»#l«ifn tr lo r d lu g to a u m d lc o w h o e i a m l tied l.ei e v e r y O bject w h ic h sin* «p p iu a c b *•1 would m o v e O n c e » l i e w a lk e d rUmi* lo « k itch en d r e s s e r , and In an lim itin ' * tu* c r o c k e r y u p on It b e g a n to tlnii* «' %/ihl tiork at par %iiJu#of tabi Muri ninfa pr*-fiibmi n f f lr # l-T j |*rr C r o t u m t u t f r ll i r r « U h a ll i h r * T f u n | m i r r e « ( oc ih > M ç im I » A l l o r a n y («»riH U i o f i h r . t u n d í a n ii « c k o f r lèi % • «o l - i r itiH ii m a ) be i m r i b l r in re n i tir [«"rrnm al p fitfw ffy nr in lf»l«i*f «»r * r f v l r r * nr ru n ) Iw i« a im l or t i« n | fu r i h r purr h n t r u l i r a i ut fe r iv fiin ! | •re*1 — ■t i> tu fur i h r p u ) i i i r i i i n i |n l» f of t *.i i j u * t • n lu n ü u tt lu I» i f r l r r m i n n l lu i h r I Les»rrl «»f I h m » on A « T in i tv An Ordinance Prohibiting Ihr Kicking Of Cura And Making Ot filin g Switches P e o p le w ith m a g n e tic b o d ie s urw not ud k iiiiw u and *1* y t-s i* a g o tlo cto re d iti t>ver*d nl V la illk n v k u i In lb *‘ t w e lv «« “ h««se a m agn et Ac U ih m I. i I m h i i»r il)« Diti DlH»n >»| fh # «n i t r i r * • ke>ti Iw* . n t l l l r t l fu I»* |u i lei IH f i l i ! la»! I» t li# \«r if ee 11 »1 1 ■4 t f i r l f • l'M I f r i 4 f i t I M ir u t) f u n i «Il v m|:«"h 4*. I r f t i i t t i n i «IH ««nial a I m i II t ir |>d h ! I h | l * r fiu lib 'T * i t i i l i * h x i i I ìm u i t | i « fc l l i r h u l i t r r * <*1 ih # | i r H r f ir » ! « lie I è li i l ) r it-f l»r r n i l l l n ) I h l u i r « a n i l ' i H c - f r r t l t U i k in j ii h rl» n »Hm n i d i m fu t t h r lu n n n c e m r n . «il i h r i» *f l'o r « liu ti f i l e p i p f r r r n i »!«■ à » h a ll Iw m lnri'iittí»*» nt i h # t l|* lim i o f f li e Ih ii i ml u f t H r m o f % a l t if i) «III n i n n i p it) U »I U n ir a f i n i h r r r » r a n fro m t h e 'L ile uf l u u e ut A p p fo v r s l on I h * 4 f h U d t of M a r t h A l> l* J |2 li M S m in i 5341 M ayur to r ib» t i m l r f a ig u r tl lift*« l i f t •*•! ln )» **■ tal» tn ir » H v r « im i «b* f ir r r h jr i»«»*« bit* i»iir«*-|v*-w tu g«ili« f for i l i r | i i t t | i ù r of f*tgm I ni; .i l " * | * i »»IIJ h '»mi Msgnstlc Influence. I tir li*ahi» rt ul iiiffurnl «ite» à «ïnll in in*** •»! i► v itu(*fiM»Dijiriii in>i **\ I lir ffl/ì ■-I t a u g h t cold,"d>e oaid. '.'That's all. diitrT«»»*‘-d I'T I hr r My ^«TBcrPin »i-»»hjn on |bp A f) M M 2 rin Is Tory liable to catch cold If It I til lin y or t» m ll • • H * b rn u . jeia In a temperature under 60 doCity O r « A p jïfii» *« ! t ,. m . th i» l i h - li t . n i M â rc h A I» freee. As a rule It recovers, but a MM2 M W N n * * < ». tin cold often turf)* to Infiiionin. and "1 4 1 M nynr heu the caao Is hopoles*. Nothing can »t done. The tin loses Its lunter, deray*. and finally crum ble* to a gray powder like this hero. These tin colds are contagion* A .In dipper will give n cold to a sauco jati and a lineup bus been known to "iitamlnato an organ pipe truly pur* tip cat chon cold For dial reason, when tin Is to occupy an « i posed position or to encounter a « « temperature, »<• alloy M .with »■ml Only alloyed tin Is flee ftom .influenza.’* / Senator Louis C. Massey In to x lc u tln f l Iq u o r* 111 lia-fuui itt tpr 10*1.«,!.» Il alllr.1 m ^ rito.1 ili.ii unm*-. in 111. 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I h r f r i i ) • r f I if y t lètti Ill* jh-| a* fMrnrvwl j la* s h 4*>«n In n ir w i‘l! k u n w ii t*i I** r ««ili i i i i u i i i l nt m u l » tu * m h « f il m ! b l« n u lli# ln t f ir frtf rii» tilia, A t ih h « .f |iM H fi" * to fitifi « * “b *4, r ibiMyi if iiu r ps>r -UHI lin i 4« kn«i«* I« t lg r il I * lur» u n «h n i lie t i m i d i t í n - i n m # Utr Ü itftftn p » |t r e i* n | h i t o it n r « « D h r f n t f J bn«r» f i r n u n í " +r* u n I id im I im i «»lili i ni «»'til .»t * fi» wi> * f i^ 'il) uf Ib I t w n r r N t n f r i«f I V n n « v I« »ni i «*fi U n * * Il r u b ■! «i « ..f Mur» b A I» n U |i|i ! 1Nlt'nswl ] M i l l M I r w n *N S *ii ,i f s f ’.n-h, hit M i l » 1 r - i M . n l ........... M • lIM llI« ■ • 1■ 1 1 * 11 n|\i » mi f ili M i ishi w \ toA h* l u s «I l b r i* Io • H u f y if«.»' ‘ - h x * U h i - I «* 'U .»i I I >1, ! m ,i (ci f I ,m M I fitti)# ! t " III r * r l * ti 1• H 1 ■ '» f f" |ie |£ « ii i i i U i m I n i n u il < u ! « i'f i! r « l fiU in ll(i# I«* 111# I n r r A f i l l i # * u l Im « ! ! i - j f a ln r n lift a »ul» m rib iiig »ncufp iW Ä lnf « n tl ru knu^l#i1*?»A| Iw fn t# m # l i m i h# r i r m i f n l (h # * x r n # (n f ih # mftr|««M<D lh # r# É n # i|ir i- « « # i| If you are w'eak and atlinti, think what It would mean, to you, to recover as quickly as Mrs. Navy did. For more than 5d years, this purely vegetable, tonic remedy.for women, has been used by thousands of weak and ailing sufferers. Thoy found it of real value in relieving their aches and pains Why stiller Inngri ' \ rt ucd\ that haa relieved anJ helped su it.am. is re.ulv. at the nearest drug stare, for use, et once, by you. Ii> it, today. H’rt/« to I »a.ct AJvu f j Of pt., Ch«tlin!ogi MeJtiint Co.. fhit1»n*otf, T « U , lor Sftclal ImtmtUons. tnd pi|# book. * Hoca# Trtatir.rnt for women, * ttaflrtA. J ot In Wii urèi Wh#r#»i| I fiovr brrrniiln *n un li rim i »m l «affin »I «'■ni 5y of M »riisf» N i * ir* «»f M u ti I A I» H l .* js M I Ni-t m II IrM lixiiD iD ilt« in III# 4 l ih l U n n *«n ifu * l * t i n v «»f iN lrfD ^ i i Al a a • N* «i> l%ih>H S i'if«*«tf lrifli.HU » V|« *>mui)«*•"u - %|*i|#* 'N#!»! ! 'iti I'M 1 For Engraved Cards See The Herald 1 l! 0 \ \ M t m i i ii V m »Mere «r e Two Kinds orChlll Ionic PLANKS AND OIIITRS 1Me old reliatvc Plank» Chill Tonic is Ctiarantrrd to drive out Malaria to .cure Chill», Fever. Cold» and Grip, jour money hock if it does n il. 25c anti 50c per bottle A»k your Druggist. fri-tf a i* (v, |\ A (’■ ' i\ a r ^ it A 0, f\ R n O r d in a n c e P r d v l d l n | f o r T h e P a y ­ m e n t o f Sanitary A n d G a r b a g e T a k e s A t a S p e c if ie d T i m e ’vclioa I; A » garbag* and saollarv laves shall j N Y able In advaaec on ot before the 15th dav '/ ,h* B**i mooth of each qua,ter. and any p««rso«i. »fta or corporation who fnlia to p*v *«kl fs r h »f« and uoltary laiea on or before said lime, ahull le rniulred and compejlcd to poy twenty flvr tent» additional 0* a penalty fo* no« paying sakt ••tes on or before the 10th day of the i r a month m «aid quartet. ,^ 2 ? » Any peraon. firm or corpora I km who * * • no< pay »aid garbace and sanitary tase» by day 0» the Hr»« month la said quarter, «tall upon conviction thereof, he Hoed not more ¡nan ten dollar« ($10.00) or Imprisoned not more 1 i S '**! day*. In the discretion of the Mayor, I hereby cenlfv Jhot the ftregkitnB ordinance waa " K C T k i i « ® ” 1' ISeal| ... " “ ,h' M W. Lnvtrs. City Clerk by me Data 4th day of March A, D G, W ft a n g valuallon thcrrcl lo I » detrmilnnl by Ihe Bai >anl o t Olirctors. lo make contract! of nn> kiml whiilanevrf (or (hr turthrranceof ltit«u!ine»*ri ami and Sroi*fsll)i »corrali» lo to rtrrrl»# rserciar •urn aurli (»ow#n r«owrfs «• ai purpaSCSt snu may («■ Im alrnl lo thr tKirt-iws and laitlnrat of talil tvtpotation, and lo hart-, rirrcisa and rn|o) all rlghta. powers and privilege* Incident to nirpn rations organlicd and eslstiori under Ihe laws of the Stale of notlda The furrdolni clauaes shall tie construed si indr pendent ohjerls. t»rtlne»*es and powers, nod thr enumeration of any specific taraInest or power ihall not hr heUJ to limit o* restrict In any manner any other bualneat or power of this rnrpnratkm. tt n n r m JgU^Xf.VTSEXSSh^Sla^s'tw^- Ice and W ater in Seperate Compartments 000 OU), lo b# divided Into Iwenfif tlnxiMod th irr« of tti#' par valu# of On* Mundml Dolliiri (siOO 00) #scli On# Million IWliifs I f 1.000.000001.of *«ld cap Hal Block divided into l#n Ihfwwnd ih •!#• of ilm par value of One llumlred Ihllsty iJIOO.fKIleacli. An Ordinance P rohibiting The C arry- (hall le mtnmon stuck, and One Million (Jpllsrs 111.000.000 ool divided Into ten thraisand »hare! ,ai e f Cencenled Weapon» nl the par value oil On« Hundred l U l i n I$I(M> IMI| each, shalf he tuefrUtd atnfk „ °»dalnad by the Mayor and Cliy Council of Said preferred atnek nhall «M ill* the holders to receive esidi year out of the net naming* of Ihe cosrelation a fl»rd yearly dividend of »even 171 trM centum per annum tiefara any itlvkirnds shall l * paid upon nr set apart for the common slick; »■» Ii dividend! on (hr preferred !tnck shall lie payable aeml-annuaUv u t«t the first day of f ebrnafy and of August of rocn yeOy; the dividends on Ihe preferretf stick shall he i-umuUtl»e au that If in any year dividends amountiii<lo (r Arn (71 [er cent uni shall not heps Id on Hirh prefrrrrd Itock, die defici cue y ihall he a charge U)*«l lh* net jp in ln l» of thr CaSporalkin and (hall br tubMiturnfiy paid before M -k IS THE ONLY SANITARY COOLER MADE May«*. Call OAK nt Ft;niiilils AVENUE lliirdw nre Store nmi Mak<* Your Own SANFORD. Selection FLORIDA �Tfcte OfU r t h * u l d Q a ln tha C a n fW a n e a ef tha Moat Skeptical. W e pay fo r «11 tb® medlclna u*ed tbo tr ill. I f our ramvdjr f i l l ! to complrti*!/ rell«T o yon o f cotuUpetkm. W o (lira «11 tho risk. Ton sra aot ob ligat'd to c i In any way w hittrs r, I f you lorop t our offer. T h it ‘1 ft broad ntitement. but wo rnopTi «Tory word o f It. Could anything bo more f i l r fo r y o u ! A moot oclestlfic. com m on«* treo tment 1* B exall Order! lew, which t n eaten ltko candy. '» » • t r ic tlT » prtadplo t* ■ recent oclentlftc dlscovir y th it to odorteoo, colorleoo. ind t u t lie u ; very pronounced, gentle, ind p lM M S t tn action, in d pftittculiriy aftiweable tn e re ry way. Tb U tncredl« a t doaa not c a n u dUrrtura, nausea, flatulence, (r iv in g , or other tncouTcpleoca. TU iall Orderllca are particular­ ly good fo r children, aged and delicate «offer from chronic or habitconaltpatlon. or tha amocUta or dapftndent chronic ailment*, wa urge yon to try B u a ll Orderllca at our rial. Bemamber. yon can get them only at our store. 13 tablet«. 10 cents; 30 tablata. 20 cents; 80 tablets, CO cents. Sold • a lj a t our atom —Tha B cxall Store APRIL W E - A R E - A G E N T S - FOR -\B U T T E R |C K - PATTERNS ml L R. PH1LPS L 0 0 Dr. Wiley Will write The following communication ha* been received by the Herald: . March Twenty-flve. Nineteen Twelve McraU-r»iMt»A*£tfc. la s .--------- ----------- Wa have the’ honor to announce that Dr. Harvey W. WUey. lata Chief Chemist of the Deportment of Agriculture, will on April l i t become Contributing Editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine, which will thereafter be the rxcluiive channel for bis writing» on pure food, health and Uke topic* which have *o long been as­ sociated with bis iurne. Tha Maxine baa esiabliaeed and will maintain permanently at Washington a Bureau of Poods, Sanitation and Health with Dr W'iley in charge a* it* Director He wili be assist«* by a staff of trained men and women, all of whom come with him from the Department of Agriculture He will be uatrammeled tn die conduct of the Bureau by any interference from Venons whose , mercenary interest* bis inseatigatkms and publications may I the Bureau wUi cuououe and carry co the aggreaaire campaign against food adulteration ‘ arid kindred abuses which Dr WUey has prosecuted for yeas® as an officer of the Department of Agriculture lo addition it will be put at the terrier of the pubhc for examination of sus­ pected food and toilet products, by whomsoever manufactured, and for frotret Ion again « false weights and meas­ ures of every description further acnouncemeuts will be made as to arudes in preparation for the Magazine and the operations of (be Bureau conducted by Doctor Wiley. a Very truly yours. Q— V on Ur a sst . President. Re­ ceived at Special Prices for Monday New Line This sheer quality Batiste in a 48-in width. Worth 75c a yard, our special price only ........................................... 12Kc DRESS GI NGHAMS* Over one hundred pieces Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in the choicest patterns of the season Our price a yard . . C O L O R E D L A W N S , i FA N C Y FLAXON, S H E E T S 1( 45-in. C A M B R IC LACE New See these Ribbons for Special V alu ci in plain white linen and natural color linen, ulsu Our* tvion specii prices at 98c $1 69 and $229 Special line of New Linen Torchon Lut» edge umi Special a yard 1 3 V4 c C U R T A I N S i 1' 69c 40-in wide. 3 yards long, genuine Nottingham Lace Curtains, special value, a pair ' This department Ifa» the quality ut such luw pnoe* that it is hard to realize L A D IE ’S A L L L E A T H E R O X ORD $10 9 Just think of gelling an all leather oxford for ladies in all Q j r size» with a patent leather tip. Our price only 1 .1. E M B R O ID E R Y S A L E Five thousand yards of Hamburg and Swi«v« !j insertion, corset cover, embroidery and Bomb 1yard. 5 c , 8V>c, 18c, 2 9 c and up. O u r large line ol Easter Suits arc h e n . all wool, in Blue Serges also Brown Tans, never thought of being sold t**r $15 by anyone except us at the be gining 61 the Season. O u r price, is 1 P A T E N T L E A T H E R P U M P S $ 1 .5 9 Another Talking Shoe Value, all patent leather pumps for m Indie* and Misses^ high or low heel at . W L A D IE S , M IS S E S , C H IL D R E N Our line of Men’s Punts with belt strap* and tub .if with a secret jtocket in Worsteds, Flannels, n Tweetls and Serges are special Imrguins ai *' VSbite Canvas Pumps nil leather heel and sole, a special t these special prices. Ladies only SI 49. Misses 11 ^ to 2 only $1.25. Children 854 to II only SI 13 Children 5 to 8 SNOW’S i of Our line of Wash Skirts are’ very complete, in all «hr LV o S T R A W OXFORDS They are here in all leathers, and on the latest lasts, and nobbist toes, and don’t forget the TA.N OXFORDS for men. they are here in every style, and. our special prices. S3 50 Values $2 )| $4.00 value Si 41 $150 va lu e........................................... .............................. $ U | HATS A large shipment of Men’s and Boys’ Sailor Shai* Straw Hats just received for Easter Special Pnee In white Nubrick, Velvet. Suetle, Satin. Kid. Tan Russia or Patent Leather See the $3.50 values we are selling for Cader Cbaptcv 4971. S e t A Law* of florida. Arresi* caa ba tnada far cnr-ltj to sairnsì» All tbave dnviug oc aùag anifttal* tbat are ua£t_ tbruugb tarar noa. ricàaaaa or achei causea «re waraed to dea*« tira H F u c u a h o t S tu far! Humane Society. Shipment 37c Fruit of Tlit- Loom Cambric. 36*in. wide—excellent for Shirtwaists or fine Underwear. Our special price, per yd. 85c RIBBONS for M onday only. Monday Special Double Bed Sheet—will t*» placed on sale at 9 o’clock each, only 17c Silk Just 25c CASING, A special for Monday only, while stock lasts, Bleached Muslin 15c value Monday only a yard Large Easter in all Colors. ~A~ special ~h n r of Fuur r ftcave White Ftax^-fu li dfrtrtIjbr Mohday sdlii\g a^yard. I v :'..: 45-in. B I L L O W Beautiful EASTER Special 5c One case Colored Lawns, in Polka dots, stripes, figures ami floral patterns. Choice a ynrd « . 35c of 9 Vic S E L B Y ’S F A M O U S P U M P S Croett) te AaUaat» MONDAY POROUS M E S H U N D E R W E A R Either Shirts of Drawers a good Value at this line Monday, a garment P* , See From seven to sixteen years sizes, Knickert with buckles, worth 50c a pair, our price ou!> LONG 2 SKEINS GLOVE I EASTER W c have just received a complete line of Royal Society Embroidery Packages in Gowns, Chemise, Corset Covers, etc., ready-made, nothing to do but Embroidery the Designs. ’ F U R N IT U R E ! F U R N IT U R E ! In this department we are prepared to furnish your home on the very easiest payments at the lowest prices. In the latest and most staple designs in Parlor. Bed Rooms or Kitchen Furniture. ^ . We have them in Light Blue and Pu value u' SI-50 m ____. . Button length >»■ FULL. /ALUE . FREE!FREE! 12 Handsome prizes amounting to abuyt $125.00 Dont forget your-ticket with every purchase «mounting W arner’s Rust Proof C o r s e t s See our Complete line of Warners Rustproof Corsets popular styles in long, short and medium length $•1" * Crex Rocking Chairs 9 8 c A good Oak Rocking Chair with a fibre bottom. $1-50 Value___ $|c Rugs See our line of-Crvx Matting. Rugs and an squares ting special 8x10 art square, o n ly ..................*‘ -, 6x9 Crex an squares.'only . ........... Chill and Fever Toole, os a general tonic for tired feeling and malaria. FLORID* �Published Sem i-W eekly—Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD H E R A LD I N S A N F O f i D — L it* ,* SANFORD, •0 NEWS Of THE WORLD w *s in tbannerw Sanford Celery Crop Moved ^ Rush Last Week Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources tiers the Reader* Will Mnfl u Brief Historical Spring Flawing ror Hurried Readers T The United Stales Senate has passed the Smoot Invalid pension bill in lien of the Sherwood bill The men sure increases the payment for pensions about twenty million dollars. The only votes against the bill were cast by Southern Senators, twenty-one In number. The bill now foes to conference, and should the House agree to lTtSan^Ji^|p atjgjjg probability t P rtM d rftt-T a f« -w U I v e to it. frlel Alien, another of the Virginia out­ laws. has been captured, lie clieerfully submitted to nnest. being advised to do by his father. Jack Allen, who was not engaged in the murdertrf the court officials si Hlllsvllle. Sldnn Allen, aged 79 tins not >et been arrested, and m is thought he will take his own life rmher than lie taken Into custody Friel Allen Is a mere youth and is a nephew of Shinn Allen Rapidly melting snow is making a tugtng torrent of every river and stream in the upper half of the Mismpud[ipi vnlley. wrecking houses, iililiidatliig lands unit endangering lives No relief is in sight. Hie weather gradually is growing warmer, which will result in further melting All ol the larger rivers «re at flood tide, or within n few inches of It Mississippi rivet cities are said to Iw in the gravest dunger. At St bails the fiver stood close to the danger mark, thirty feel and was reported rising rapidly lireat fear it entertained for residents oe.ir the ixmiunetton of the Ohio anil Mississippi riven Delightful Tea Parly "Won't you come to my leu party! All tn> play-mates will be there. Ibis was tlie dainty Invltntlun recelvetl by tli* wee lassies and laddies, who are Aw neighbors and playmates of little f f Dutton. Jr Mr nnd Mrs F i Ihitton en tenuined At u delightful tea |>urty f rlday afternoon, In honor of the fifth hlrthduy of their young sop. Th^little hoar wns the recipient of quite • number of very pretty birthday gifts. Mr» Dutton was assisted in caring for and entertaining the little guests, by Mr» Pugh. Misses Madge and Veda Ward HAS A BLAZE1 W ith A season Uiut Snnford would ship 500 cars of celery during March were erroneous, as the shipments will not total over 300 curs. Shipment» for the season to March 15 did dot total uvt-r 312. with Wears rolling the week of Mur. H and nearly 150 lu»t week — the high water mark of ihr season. 1hr celery crup is iooking strong and healthy ond allows no signs of seed. It is n heavy green and stalks arc strung and firm. Much of the product is contracted as cut ami whole held» are sold outright with the purchaser gathering nnd crating the crop.' The celery Acids and loading sta­ tions present a lively scene wi Drhundreds of hutids cutting, packing and »hipping. The greatest handicap recently Inis been the lack of help and several growers who expected to llmsli up llie |Mist week were forced to wait o v e r until tin » week to * r cure the necessary help The several warm days caused grower» much anxiety. I]gficr ahi (Kllemtn wiue rushexk*for wsnL: l'i. king-saw vrcnaMaa. TBe rotiirTnoVim Frinjniif^eek was ncur 200 cars. The |trlce has remained idtove the rlollnr mark despite the heavy ship­ ment» A large acreage 1» being pul in i ucumbersund mnn> Held» »how plants with a fourth leilf Tomatoes are now Itemg set uod the acreage » ill lie larger than ilnit of Iasi yea» The itild wave winch came to the northern market» early this week liel|«ed tin- local grower» nltilrriidly m marketing the crop ill good prices.— Produce News MANY STORES AND DW tUINOS Fire Department Did Valiant Srrvlee But Wooden Buildings Burned Fiercely One of the first fires of any consequence in this city In the past four years occurred on Sunday morning about four o'clock, the lime when every Sanford citizen was being wooed the strongest by ttie god of sleep The siren whistle at the water works is enough to wuken the dead and yet there were many people who knew nothing ubout part of the city being des­ troyed until Inter In the day. There was considerable delay at the start in getting the Are truck at the scene of operation» and coupling up and ihr Itl flntnmuble nature uf (he building* made the work ail dw- murr difficult 111* bee hwt asttfigu» in the lnrgn three W > roointtig -tiousg -bHonj7TV'-T(ry~»^ Johnsuii.'presiiiniibly from o lamp being overturned and this building went up like tinder. Tlte »mail »turps udjolnihg were frame and almost before the alarm had awakened the (wople one side of Sanford avenue from Third to Fourth streets wn* n ma»» of flame The department fought vnlimitl) and lituilli succeeded m stop ping the («mgres* of the Are tall 1)01 tie fore almost the entire block oil each side of the avenue hud lieen destroyed tine feature in favor of the department the absence of a high wind and on the south the large oak tree» «ilw« aided ill t Ire at Oakland keeping tli- lire from the Slmuon build v (lakland March 30 — This hiisy little * il- lug Had there been a high wind tIw iRge wu» vtsited hy a dlsastrou» Are early greater putt of SanWid avenue and also thU evenlng wliich calne near wipmg it of Palmetto woulil have been destroyed out of existcnce. ami but fu» lite hard As It was. u number o) people lost their wnrk of citi zeus tiraci leali) rvrry linose all and many »tore keri-rra »ufferetl from wmlki bave Insoi liurueit vandal», >w I h > lo their excllciueol carried The Are wa» di boiverni aUait 1 o clock |)J1|( |hr ,¿,„*1,, ,,,Mi «re carrymg ilirm yrl ami altlMiUgh a bucket hrlgade wu» fonti- j ,|lf>. ,lavr ltuvt.f ( „ . ^ p , Dieta back ed Ml once, everyone working Imrd in un -\lifting tlio»e sufTering hravy losjes in t-fTori in ctieck the Are. it «|iread rapidly prujierty d a m a g e w ere (’ H Iz-ffler, Frank nnd wu» not omler control until H):15 W oodrufl. J L. L u n g . I L. W ilson. K S o'clock T V stores of J 0 Dyuck, gen* Johnson, J 11 M agruder am i H I. I hi* ’ end merchandise, .1 C Michael, hard- hurt The I««»» in pi>|>rfty v a lu e » ami ware and Perkins Druthers, groceries, were merchandise will he between $25,000 .nul wiiied out. Itcsides other small buildings, 530,(10(1 w ith a («artud insurance. the damage V in g roughly estimated at I V little folks had a good tlhie togrtli et in the eiiioynient of various juvenile games When the pleasant games were concluded, a delicious Waldorf sahtd. linkrd tamlwIdles with walnut and cheese Ailing, olives, strowberryVfluff. raisin cake. Ice cream, birthday cake anti mints were ' serve«). The little guests who enjoyed the birth­ day tea party with their little host were: Gladys Wilson, Jean Maxwell. Hallierine hymes, Maud Lake. Libel Goodwin Per­ kins, Margaret Neal. Sarah E. Williams, John Wilson, George Wilson. Frank Chase, Harry Woodruff. Joe Caldwell. Christie Summers, Robert Denton, Thomas Wight Mrs. Dutton had the photographer, Mr. Leigh, come up and take a picture of Hie happy little party of children Volunteer firem en W la d Itsrsld, The splendid light by the Sanford Volunteer Fire Department against the Ate on Sanford avenue Sunday morning cannot be too highly commended. Neither can too much praise be given to some of the citizens, white and colored, who Wned hand with the department In that tot. heavy and dangerous work. There may be critics, such as always Pop up, ready^to point out defects in the »wnagement, or fault* In the detail*, not under all the dreumtUnce* could these « i l k * have.done eny better! And did •toy lend a hand and try to give the benefit of their *uperior knowledge and *kun No matter what mistake* you think you see gentlemen, take off your hat to •to volunteer firemen— they are brave P « o Rad self-sacrificing toroeoi A. E. PRBJFS. ! SANFORD kk J 2 U .0 U 0 . 1 IV TURSOAV, APRIL t, I SI S Fire Fiend Wipes Out Portion of Snnford. Mur. 29.— Reports early in ilie Sanford Avenue HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Senator Lorimer baa again been vindi­ cated by the special committee, of any knowledge of the use of money In his election. He Will have to run the gaunt­ let of another vote In the Senate, how­ ever, ond It Is yet possible that he will lose his seat, FLORIDA. Worth L i Vint EUR ( HARTTV’ S S A M t o in d a s e r io is m i Ih r Coast Line Locates the Cause or Losses New York. Mar. 29.— As the result of hundreds of claims being filed last season against the various lines handling Florida products lo this market, an Inspection bu­ reau will be established within the next few weeks with stations at Florida and North Candína »hipping points us well us In New York. Philadelphia, Boston nnd other Eastern markets Florida shippers have Hied claims running up into many thousands of dollars against the A. C. L. and the Pennsylvania roads As the tniitlal carrier under the Florida luwsus well as those of the Interstate Commerce Com­ mission, (he A C. L becomes responsible for the snfe delivery of fruits and vegeta­ bles Hundreds of returns from receivers in tills and other markets have continual­ ly shuwn rough bundling with Die result of heavy losses. For several weeks officials of the A. C. L have had re pretent at Ives watching the receiving depot* and It is upon their repots that Die new bureau will hr installed . L u h i^ ia l. nfctdu nnd Carolina shipVO-frequently beata- parmi lied to loud cars without Inspection Ivy Die rail­ road This will cease altogether about May I when evrry point will V provided with n comp-tent inspector who will huve uutho(il) to refuse evrry package which does not »liow o will »ufrly carry to tills or other Eastern musket* This policy v*ill he fulio»rd out ul *dl pants along Die A C I. anil will c««vei nil of the vegeta hie atol Indi podo« I» a» well a» malón» nod eniiteloup'» hv|«t*rirmced fruit lian dler» sny ili.il Hil» restriction will bring ulatut a great diange in (he business, re­ ducing nuiteilally tlir uumhet of car» «if riving in bod -dni[te many «if winch were either improperly pocked it«e fruu wo* ovetri|>e when sldp|*ed. Ruilicul change» will also lie minie in tlie method» .handling (ieri"hnhlrs in lid» ami oilier K.istcrn nfRrkets An A I’. L official who wíi» in Nr«» Y«*k i *hofl while ago looking mill Dlls matter, report Dial the PeniisyIvunia * frrlghl tiuinller» threw the Florida vegetable» about n» if the package» were mode of pig ifuii He called the attention of terminal officials lo the Mint ter met secured « temporary change Florida grower» have lost ninny thousands of dollars eerh season through |Die negligence of lhr»r railroad freight handler» Very few claims lliive ever been allowed and the average grower has ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Lana of flowers. C U U EU ER0M THE STATE PRESS An epitom e o f the Week*» M o tt p o rtan t Happenings In tlw S ta te '* Domain. Im­ In a recent election the citizen* of Dortow voted In favor of taxing the dty to keep up n public library. Thlrty-flve new member* have recently been added to the Kissimmee board of trade. .. Three hundred acres of farming land la now being cleared near DrookavlUe. A quantity of sugar cane and velvet beans are being planted on the land and next season citrus fruit trees will be set out - The contract lias been closed in Ocals for Die erection of s I60.AO0 hotel un the site now occupied by the old Montrtums Hotel lu Die building there will be seven large stor«* which wlU. fau» Main street. mid Klqg avenueT* The hoter^fWhiniala seventy-five bedroom*. Iwenty-seven of which yvlll luive private baths ll Is understood that Titusville has en­ joyed the Im-si winirr season site hsi hsd In yrura The town w it Ailed with tour 1st* mid liiimesrekrrn all winter. Brooksvillc. fully up lo Die spirit of Dutimes, ho» decided to establish u perma­ nent exhibit uf lhe products ol Hrrnandu county at some central point in the city so that visitor», prospector* nnd liomeseakers may see at a glance the product* of the county The city uf Drlundn has made a uew lighting (tmtract and proudly bouts that It *d l « H i l l be Die l>c»t lighted dty In Dw South Arc lights uf 8 6-10 nmpares «III he used These were chosen by the city council hi an annual cost uf $110 in pref­ erence to the (mir aill («ere llifht» at a cost uf $75 a year Winter Garden tia* joined Die (»ucetw Ion of Florid« Cities of progressive spirit ami has organized an active board of trade, which 1» already fiord at work rais lug ca(>itiil to erect a large hotel lo take the phire uf Die one recently destroyed by Ate Ke(»,rt» coining from several Florida oiauille» indicate that the pitch crop will To- iiiiu»uull> gnod.|hotli in qnnlity and sire this year The eighth annual session of the Grand Chapter of the Stair of Florida, Order of Dir Ka»t,-rii Star, will convene in Jackson ville. Weilnemloy morning. April 10, at 10 o clock for n two days session Oakland 1» »iluutist on tlir Atlantic --------1lung ago le arn ed to ta ke fils los* w ith o u t Coast Line railroad in O range county. ' Hospital Cleared Neat Sum at Imperial « any hope ««I rrdrr»» Recently, however twt wm-ii Sanford and Trilby and has a ‘ th eatre Friday Night Die A v L. Management ha» adopte«! a l»i|>uUiiicn of 308 *i>er»<iii», («factually i nroudet (srlli y inward »fil(ip*-r» and ihr I h r entertainment given u l the Itu , everyone being Aut to witne*» the blaze, |we«a*nt investigation mid determination and to do what they could in their small jK-iinl (<>r tlie benefit of tbr Sanfocd llosto remedy the trouble t* ifie result — I'm way to check live flame» Dy hard work pltui Association («roved to lie a success vveeh o f Prayer Service* * duce News • the Atlantic Const Line depot was saved III every way and the hospital realized a ' Tlir Womans Missionary Society of (h«%^ but for n time ll looked a» though ll was neat sum from the proceeds. Mr Dr-1 Savlngs Bank Nat Popolar Duptisl chnrch. whldi observed last week, fo ttr» with til» customary generosity gave doom ed Washington. D C . March 30 — (S p e ­ u» a season of (irnyer for Home Missions, the association tlir >i»e of tlie lioilse and dii! ) — Tliere aere fifty pu»lal s'ivtng dehehl Dieit meeting ut the home of Mr* pictures, and the progiam consisting of pnsitor» in oiHuation III florid a » it t i «leMan and Religion M M. Stew mi Thursday evening. Miss music *o«l «illier feature* w.,» greatly -n |»iMt» lo over $78,800, a<vnrdtiig lo anliver twenty men. representative» of Alllr rr.ifTi.nl («resident of the society iiiaincemeat illude fiere today Itila led the devotional exerciser of the meet­ the live Protest am chon he» met last joyetl Among Dw »(«e« ml fejiivue* w.«rD>y of nmoiint wh.» de|maitrd l>> I 100 d ep'sltor*. uighi «it the Methodist church and organ­ ing. alter which Mr» Wtldman uf Dade m e n tio n was Die »m g ln g of th a t litt le ni an uverage of $50 per de(«u»itot Silice City, talked to the society about Die ized the central committee of tlte Men songster. Mis* Davidson wtio thougfi only Die o|«ening of |x>»(id *uv|iig» i|e|>o»ilories missionary work, that is being done 111 an«) Religion Forward Movement fur San­ nine yeafs of age sing» like a professional. in f lorida llK-re bave heeo appruxiiiiafeIndia «lid of tier life and t-x(«erience whllr ford The call wns for five laymen and Till» wn» her, first appearance lieinrr such ly 2,300 accounl» openetl and more Diali a missionary in India Die pustor from each church lhe church­ a large audience and tliough she will in 5,000 de|x>sit* inaile, or ati avi-rag«' of l Aflrr the conclusion id Mrs WiUlmatt* es have all selected their men and nearly lhe future uppear lo-f-a-n lurgei »he will over two deposita tu cAch depusltor and talk a social boor was enjoyed by the all of these men were on hand to organnever appear before ohe nwire enthusias­ «boni 2,000 wIDuIrawaU. or an avrrage large number present. Ikrtldous refre»hize the committee tic. for her uiug» llierully carried away of less Diali mie to cadi dri»>si(of ments were served Friday evening the Mr J N. Whittier o|>encd the meeting the' |ieuplr Tfii» little lady certainly has Conipureil with number» of deix«aitor* lust meeting of the woek of prayer, was by u few wools of devotional services. u voice Dial should make her fortmir If and innouni mi dr|msit with othef »tute» held at Die Inime of Mrs. K C. Maxwell, Then Mr. C. R Wulker look the chuir for iruperly liaineil. ami Sanford is liwleed florida ranks tweiity-eighth In numtxv who led the devotional exercises. Tlie the business and I’rni. N J Perkins sec­ (rtiud of lief of uccuunta remalning open Junuary 31, subjects Dint were considered by the retary These two men. with D F Whit The clog dancing "1 Mr Crosby was and tweiity-nlnth in total amoiint resociety were "Tlie Mountain School* and ner. Jr.. L R. Philips and H. K Dulioae good This young man has a bunch of iiialuing on deposit, »lmwlng timi us Die Indians Quite n number of papers and the city pastors constitute the execu­ good sttifl that should be developed and coni p a re ti with other state* thè avernfie were rend by different member* of the tive committee in the real Irish clog he has the goutIs nmount to thè cretllt id rad i deposltor is society on the two subject*. The due* of Into the hands til this executive com­ Tlir other feature* of the program and less ili Florida Die is thè «veruge nmoiint the members of Die society were collected. mittee have been [gacetl Die detail» of lhe Die moving pictures were excellent and (or tfie Uniteli Stute» After all Die busldeas before the meeting four days' campaign whldi is to begin the several «IlfTerem audiences Dial had been utteudeJ to. the meeting ad­ Geneva R ood I * B a d Sunday. April U. It was also decided to crowdril the louse at each («er form ante Fred Drndloy wns In the d ty yesterday journed. bold a big rally for men next week. t*e- were well satisfied. pnrutory to the campaign that is fo follow. The ladies, one anti all who were from (Jenevn nud.reports the road a» lieB ook-lover*' Club This rally Is to take place in the Meth­ responsible fur tlie entertainment and ing in o very had condition. The drawI ho Hook-lovers' Club was enter (slued odist church opening ol 7:30 Wrdnesduy Lssisted *o materially deserve merited bridge’ is being constructed and will soon by Mr* Luke Friday afternoon. A very be reudy for Die travel, but with u |mor night. - Oa.the some evening there will praise. unique and IntereaDng contest wo* pre­ road on each aide of Die bridge (be traffic be a meeting of the women In the Cunpared by the bosteu. The letter* compos­ N ... ' will not be assistrei to any great extent. gregatlopal church. These are planned to ing the natnee of a number of the promlAlter the Allens , . . . . . , ... . . .. . . , . Ii s to be Im tied th e roo d gang w ill v is it be union meetings, txiverlng all the ChrisInenl cities, in tbe United States were dis­ HI » ville . V n . A t a il T - T h e n a tiu il id . . ., n . . . , . ttU* section soon and pul the Geneva road Dun force* of Die city and are to be un- the law Is IIghtenlng tributed among the gueats, who were to about the courthouse . , . v • ' in gootl condition before Die rainy season tier the guidance of this new executive assassins who remain ut large | Z . ' form as many correct names of dtlee aa makes an Inland lake out of Die hanicommittee. Empty handed, "but daafc on Die irali |mu ” * H 11 w “ *" ' ,r unI they could put together, with the loiters UH p.— . .o 1. » . Hh h ' “ » * U “ U b” yu" J lhc S j W .j jivw i , l « n time toilay and then wentoff Inn» tie, Holy Week at CatheBo Church , Mrs Henry McLaulIn had tbe largest Band Concert Tlie Sanford Barjd willagain give u mountain« again, confident that with evHoly Ttiursduy moss at 7 a. m. Even-, number of oorrcet names, and won the concert In the Park, Thursday evening, cry exit guardirl It Is only n matter of j lug services 7 30. sermon on the Holy >prize; a very pretty bar sash pin. After In hit» when Sid mi Alien nnd Wesley Ld- Eucharist followed by benediction of Dio the pleasant contest was over, delicious April 4th, at 8 o'clock. Frldyy evening at lemon sherbert. In lemon cups and dainty These concerts are very popular, always wants will be taken. Of tlie eight out blessed snetrrarm 7:30 Solemn Way to Die (>o*s. cakes were served with punch laws wlm shot up the Carroll courthouse appreciated, and the public ia Invited to Tlie general public are Invited to all The dub was pleased to have with tbao enjoy a good’ program by this popular and murdered five Jpeopie, they are Die lit*. Burton Pugh, a* a visitoronly ones not sow in Jail awalUng trial. Diet« services. organization. � 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, March 29, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 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