19 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8878506bc7452350c104001a0db1ba8a.pdf 49bd27fa9882d9f09fe099905c2e6d57 PDF Text Text Maren THINK THIS OVER. TWa Off*? Should Qaln tho Confldoneo of tho Moot SkoptioaL W t pay for all tho medicine used Surtax tho trial, if oar remedy fall* to completely rellero you of conatlpattou. W© take all the risk. Too are not obUcated to oa In any way what­ ever. If you accept our offer. That'a • mighty broad atatement, but ere ipofit erery word of I t Could anything be more fair for yoot A moot aeieBtlfic. common aense treatment la Uexall Order!le*. which are oaten Ilka candy. Tfcolr actlro principle ta a recent aclentitle dlacoeary that la odorleaa, color!rwa. and APRIL MONDAY W E - A R E - A G E N T S - FOR -\B U T T E R |C K - PATTERNS This sheer quality Batiste in a 48-in width. Worth 75c a yard, our special price only. .......................................... New Line ceived 12Kc DRESS G IN G H A M S , The following communication ha* been leceiTed by the Herald. . March Twenty-flre. Nineteen Twehre U » . --------- ----------Gentlemen; W e here the honor to announce that Dr. Harvey W. WUey. late Chief ChemiM of the Department of Agriculture, will on April lit become Contributing Editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine, which will ' thereafter be the exclusive channel for tut writing, oo pure food, health and Uke topics which have so long been a» •ociated with his oim e. The Maxiae has establiseed and w ill' maintain permanently at Washington a Bureau of foods. Sanitation and Health j with Dr Wiley in charge as its Director He will be assisted by a staff of trained men and women, all of whom come with him from the Department of Agriculture He will be uatrammeled in die conduct of tne Bureau by any interference from j persons whose , mercenary interest* bis investigations and publication, may ! Hie Bureau will ccxmnoe and cart) on the aggreaaive campaign again*! food adoil era uoa ‘ and kindred abuse« which Dr. W iky has prosecuted for yea*« a* an officer of the Department of Agriculture lo addition u will be pul at (be »ervicr of the public for examination of sus­ pected food and toilet products, by whomsoever manufactured, and fae pro­ tection against false weight, and meas­ ures of every description Further announcements will be made as to arudes in preparation for the Magazine and the operations of the Bureau «»d u c te d by Doctor Wiley , Very truly yours. G— V on U taht . Pm ideot. C O L O R E D L A W N S , 45-In. - P IL L O W f Special 5c A special for Monday only, while stock lasts, Bleached Muslin 15c value. Monday only a yard RIBBONS Shipment New Ribbons for of Special Value* See these Our line of Wash Skirts are very complete, in iiinhc <tyki­ ln plain white linen and natural color linen, ulso Ours co lo n special 45-in. prices at 98c $1 69 and $229 37c C A M B R I C L A C E Monday for for M onday only. 1< \ 1 3 !4 c Fruit of Tlie Loom Cambric. 36-ia. wide— e x c e l l e n t for Shirtwaists or fine Underwear. Our special price, per yd. 85c Large Easter in all Colors. Monday Special Double Bed Sheet—will lie placed on sale al 9 o'clock each, only 17c Re­ -------I : f T « . C A S I N G , S H E E T S at Special Prices E A S T E R One case Colored Lawns, in Polka dots, stripes, figures and floral patterns. Choice a yard . . ;A-sjJccui liiK.uf fc'oi£Cjfctv<Y HWe, Pbr Monday srllii^a-yard.. Silk Just Beautiful 9 H .c Over one hundred pieces Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in the choicest patterns of the season Our price a yard .. Dr. Wiley Will Write of C U R T A I N S i A' 69c 4Q-in wide. 3 yards long, genuine Nottingham Lace Curtains special value, a pair ................. . . . This department Oh* the quality at such low pnrr* that it is hard to realize L A D IE ’S A L L L E A T H E R OX Special line of New Linen Torchon Lace edge <uu Special a yard ORD $109 Just think of getting nn nil leather oxfortl for ladies in all CJ1 r sizes with a patent leather tip. Our price only E M B R O ID E R Y SALE Five thousand yards of Hamburg and Swis,« insertion, cornel cover, embroidery and Band' yard. 5 c , 8v-»c, 18c, 2 9 c and u p . O u r large line of Easter Suits are hue guar anted all wool, in Blue Serges also Brown. l.u \ . and Tans, never thought of being soM t<-i It s, tlun $15 by anyone except us at the be O 1 Q 1Q gining ot the Season. O u r price, is v l t 3 . l t / 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 [latent leather pumps for m ladies and Misses^ high or low heel at . V L A D IE S , M IS S E S , C H IL D R E N Our line of Men's Pants with belt straps and tubul. with u secret poeket in Worsteds. Flannels. <t»r} (i Tweeds und Serges are special bargains at '' VSbite Canvas Pumps all leather heel and sole, a special i these special pricea Ladies only SI 49. Misses 11 h to 2 only $125. Children 8 « to 11 only SI 13 Children 5 to 8 .. S E L B Y ’S F A M O U S PUMPS In white Nubrick. Velvet. Suerle, Satin. Kid. Tan. Russia or Patent Leather See the S3.50 values we are selling for S N O W ’S O X F O R D S They are here in all leathers, and on the latest lasts, and nobbtst toes, and don't forget the TAN OXFORDS for men. they are here in every style, and our special prices. S3 50 Values $2 SI $4.00 value $J 4| $4-50 va lu e.......... .. .................................... S l.ll S T R A W H A T S A large shipment of Men’s and Boys' Sailor Shuje Straw Hats just received for Easter. Special Pncr POROUS M ESH UNDERWEAR tuber Shirts oF Drawers u good Value at See this line Monday, a garment l"> t . * From seven to sixteen years sizes. Knickrrt»» h with buckles, worth 50c a pair, our price only LONG 2 SKEINS G LO VE I EASTER W c have just received a complete line of Roya Society Embroidery Packages in Gowns, Chemise Corset Covers, etc., ready made, nothing to dc 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 borne on the very easiest payments at the lowest prices. In the latest and most staple designs in Parlor. Bed Rooms or Kitchen Furniture $ 3 . 0 0 W h i t e E n a m e l e d Ir o n Bfed $ 1 . 9 8 This is ooe of our Specials for Mooday in this Deportment Rocking Chairs 98c A good Oak Rocking Chair with a fibre bottom. $1-50 Value___ ||e r We have them n FULL. Light Blue and I' VALUE value a' $1.50 m ___ . . Button length « . F R E E ! F R E E ! 12 Handsome prizes amounting to aboqt $125.0)1 Doot forget your ticket with every purchase amounting i" W a r n e r ’s R u s t P r o o f C o r s e t s See our Complete line of Warners Rustproof Corsets 111 popular styles In long, short and medium length $1' $150 sellers, a t.................................................... Crex Rugs See our line of Crex Matting. Rugs and art squares ting special 8x10 art square, on ly.................. V 6x9 Crex art squares/only , ; ......... C h ill a n d F e v e r T o o le , a s a g e n e r a l t o n ic f o r tir e d fe e lin g a n d m a la r ia . HINT F L O R ID * �P u b lis h e d S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y and TH E SAN FO RD /¿V SAN FO R D— Litr /» Worth Lit)int¡ •0 SANFORD. NEWS O F T H E W ORLD WAS 1HC BANNER WEEK FLO R ID A . SANFORD HAS A B LA ZE! Sanford Celery Crop Moved W ith A , ^ Rush Last week fir e f H ERALD IV T U R S O A Y . A F R I L t . 1* 1 * ____ i". ,► Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources F rid a y lend Wipes Out Portion of » ■ » « « « The Coast Line Locale* the Cause of; Losses A LL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Lano of flowers. New York. Mur. 29__As the result of hundreds of claims being filed last season ugnlnst the various lines handling Florida HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEE« products to this market, an Inspection bu­ reau will be established within the next few weeks with stations at Florida and An epitome of the W eek'» Most Im­ tt*r* the Reader* WIU rind a Brief North Carolina shipping points us well us portant Happenings In the Historical Sprint Mow Ini in New York,. Phlludelphlu. Boston and State's Domain. ro r hurried Readers other Eastern markets Florida shippers In a recent election the citizens of DorSenator Lorimer has again been vindi­ have filed claims running up into many tow voted in favor of taxing tbe dty to cated by the special committee, of any thousands of dollars against tlie A. CL L keep up a public library. knowledge of the use of money In his and the Pennsylvania roads As the Ini* election. He will have to run the gaunt­ Thirty-five new members have recently itlalcarrier under (he Florida luwsas well let of another vote in the Senate, howbeen added to the Kissimmee board of as those of the Interstate Commerce Com­ ever, and it is yet possible that he will trade. .. mission. the A C. L becomes responsible lose his seat. Three hundred acres of farming land Is for tbe safe delivery of fruits and vegeta­ now being cleared near Brookivllle. A | The United States Senate ho* pussed bles Hundred» of returns from receivers quantity of sugar cane and velvet beans the Smoot invalid pension bill in lieu of In this and other markets have continual­ are being planted on tbe land and next the Sherwood bill. The measure Increases ly shown rough handling with the result of season citrus fruit trees will be set out The payment for pensions about twenty heavy losses. For several weeks officials million dollars. The only voles ugnlnst - Tlie contract ha» been closed in Ocala of tho A. C L. have had repretentatlves ► the bill were cost by Southern Senators, watching tlw receiving depots and it is for tlie erection of a f60.000 hotel on the twenty-one In number. The bill now upon tlieir reports that the new huremi site now occupied by the old Montezuma _gpes to conference, atui should the Mouse Motel lu the building there will be seven will he installed to lT~thera-5 d |» *u$ag prubumitiy riSridu nnd Carolin g shtp- large suaas which wiU. fa o » Main stresL w j M B .tg p s fc it Prtitdent-Taf«-wUI veloit. I) beats-permit ted to and Kltyi avenue^- Tbe hoter^f!!R»n(aIn' Johnson.'iwesumably from a lamp being load cars without Inspection hy the rnll- seven!y-five bedrooms. Twenty-seven of Friel Allen, another of tlie Virginia out- 200 cars. The twice hus remained idwve overturned nnd (his building went uj> like roud This will cease altogether about which yrill huvr private baths r laws, has been captured. Me cheerfully the dollar mark despite the heavy ship­ tinder. The »mull slurps udjolnlhg were May I when every point will lie provided If Is understood that Titusville has en­ ments submitted to nrrest, being advised to do frame and almost before the alarm had with a com|ielent inspector who will have joyed thr liest winter season slie hat had A large acreage is being put in i ocumby his father. Jack Allen, who was not awakened the people one side of Sanford authority I., refuse every package which In yrurs Thr town was filled with lour tx-rsaiul many Helds show plants with a engaged in the murderTM the court officials avenue from Third to Fourtli street» « » > •t Millsvltle. Sldnn Allen, aged 7!» has fourth leilf Tomatoes are now liemg set a mass of 11,one The department fought does not show ,t will sufely carry to this 1st» and homesrckrrn all winter. [his i»>llcy Urooksvtllr. fully up to the spirit of thr not yet been urrested. and m is thought uiul the acreage Mill he larger than that valiantly and linally succeeded m stop or other Eh«tern mi.xketv will he ( o II om C i I out at all (»lints along the timet, has decided tu establish a perma­ tie will tuke his own life rattier than Iw of Iasi year ping the tifogress of the fire but not 1>e A C I. and will cover ..II of the vegetn nent rxhlhii of thr products of Mrrnando Tile »"old wave which came to the taken Into custody Friel Allen Is a mere ftWe almost the entire block oh each »ale hie und fruit |K.nlu< Is as well as melons anility at some central point in the city northern imirket* early this week helped youth nnd is a nephew of Sldnn Allen of the avenue hud been destroyed One and mntel.«i|a<» F!t|x-rn-ucrd fruit ban so (hat visitor», prospector* and lioineseekthe local grower» materially in marketing feature m favor of the deportim-m »a> Rapidly melting snow is inoking a rag­ diets »ay that tills restriction will bring a- rrs may »rr at a glancr the products uf the crop at good prices.—Produce News, tbe absence of u high wind and on (lie ing torrent of every river and stream In l»out a great cJiange in the business, re- th* county south the large oak trees also aided ill ifie upper half of the Mississippi valley, j .luring inulrrtully (hr utlinhei ol cur- or Thr city «.f Orlutal.i has mudr » uew t Irr at Oakland keeping til- lire (rom the Sloiuoti build wrecking houses, inundating lands amt |riving in bad shape, many of wln.'li were lighting »»attract und proudly bout* (hut Oakland March .1(1 — This busy little vil- log Mnd there been a high wind the endutigering lives No relief is in sight. cilliei improperly packed .>r il.r frtm was it will soon be (hr best lighted dty In tlw lwr, 0{ Sanldkd avenue and ids.. , Hie weather gruduallv is growing warmer, iRge WI»» visited by a disastrous lire early [ overrl|w when sliip|ie<1. South Arc lights uf 6 6-10 amperes «111 which will result In further melting All this evening which curne near wiping it L f Palmettowould huvr been destroyed Radical change» will also lie made in hr used These wrre chosen by the city people lost thelt o( the larger rivers are at flood tide, or out of existence, uni hut f.w the hard j At „ the methods ..I „bundling perishable* in council at an aiinusl cost of 3110 in prefwltllln a few inches of It Mississippi work of citizens practically every hmi*? B|| ,lhl| lll(llly „ore keepers suffered from till» and other Kaslern nmikets An A C. rrrnce to thr (our ami»-rc lliftu» at a cost . viindul«, ,wlm in tlieir excitement curried river cities «re said In lie in the gravest wiHikl have Iksiii burned L. olfl.'ial who was in New Y'*k . short of $75 a yrnr The tire was discoveredalxan 7 .»clock L ,,, ,)|r flll(t „ , r carrying them yet danger. At St Lw ls the river stood while ago look111g into (Ills mailer. rr(x>rt Winter (ianlrn ha» Joined (he iniceas and although a bucket brigade wus fiwtnj ,IH (| | _ y |„,VP ,,cver |Koughl them back dose to the danger ninrk. thirty feel ami (hat the I’ennsytvanni's freighi handler» Ion of Florida Cities uf progressive spirit Ailkmg lliose M ill. -ring heavy loase» lit threw ihe Florida vegetables nboni ns if win reported rising rapidly Great fenr ed at once, everyone working hard ill an und has organized an active hoard of effort to cneek tfie fire, it spread rapidly pro|.ert> damage were C II I-efTier. Frank the packages were iiln.lr of pig iron Me is entrnoined for residents near the con­ trade, which 1» already tuird at work rau junction of the Ohio and Mississippi nti.l was not under isait rol until 10 15 vV.Knlrun .1 F. hunt. I E Wilson. K S C'llle.l Ihe att.-nln.n of irriliinal ofh.’ials to tug ua(atal to rrret n large hotel to take o'clock Fix! store» of J t) Brock. genJohnson. J Il Magruder and M I. river* ......... 1(lH, ^ ir.-d a temi-nary the place of tile one recently destroyed by 1eral merchnndlse. .1 C. Michael, hard- hart The lo., m property vulues ami I , .... up Horldo grOw.-r» bave losl manv fire |ware and Perkins Brotliers, groceries, were intTctiundise wtll he hetween 52 .1 ,OtH. and 1|iwl, a|ld„ u( „„..y, ,|irn„ „ h Delightful Tru Party Re|>uri» coming from several Florida I wi|ied out. («sides other small buildings, $30.000 Wltli a partlal Insùrat tee. , „ , p .„.„n*,.,,,.,. (lf ,t,r.e „plroad freigì,. "Won't you come to my tea party! anilities indicate that the pndi crop wlU i the damage lx-lug roughly rstlmnted at liHiulIrrn Vrry fr*v tlmms cvrf tie unusually good,[hath In quality and size All in> play-mates will lie there. 5211.000 la-eli ullowed and thè nveruge grower bus this year I his was the dainty invitation received Oakland n> siluuleif on the Atlantic 1 -----long ug»< learned tu lake HI. los* witlM»il b> flw wre lusiies and laddies, wlio are The eighth annual session of the Grorul t (oust Line railroad in <Range county. ' tlw neighbors and playmates of little t F Hospital (Uearrd Arai Suoi at Imperlali .un h<»(w of re.lre». Recenti»', however t haptrr of the State of Florida. Order of between Sanford and 1'rllhy and has a I theatre frlday Alght thè A C 1. M.iuageinent Im» a.lapted u the Easti-rii Star, will convene In Juckson Dutton. Jr Mr. and Mrs F I Ikittun cn l«i|Hilali. ii of JUN jttrsoii-.. practically l tenanted at u delightful tea purl) f riday I I,r entertainment given al thè I... ( «f-m.let pohey towrtfd Mitppm. and .he villr. Wednesday morning. April 10. at 10 everyone being Ant to witness the blaze, afterno'-n. In tumor of the fifth birthday perlai ha (la- hrnrtìi of tlx- Sani,ad Ilo». m*r.tl«i.lM.n mul determlnutlon a clock for u two days' arssiuo and to do what they could in tlieir small tu remedy the trout,le t» the resoli —Pro of (heir young sop. way to check tlie flames Hy hard work jgtaL Association jiroveil to lie a success Week of Prayer Services «* duce News * Th^little host wns the recipient of quite the Atlantic Const Line depot wns saved in every way and the hospital reulized[ u The Womans Missionary Society of (h tQ • number of very pretty birthday gifts. but for u dine it looked as though it wus neat sunt from the proceeds. Mr DeSaving* Bank Sol Popular Baptist chnrch. whidi observed Ust weak, Mis Dutton was assisted In caring for Cottrs with hi* customary generosity gave doomed Washington. I) C. March 'JO —(Spe- a» a season of prnyer for Home Missions, ami entertaining the little guest*, by Mrs the associatlaii the use of the Iwaise and rlal.J — There were fifty [s.stnl »nvlng drheld tlieir meeting ut the horn« of Mrs Pugh. Misses Madge and Veda Want. plcturr«. and (lie program lonaiillng of m operation in Florida —itti de- j M M. Stewart Thursday evening. Ml»» Men and Religion The little fulks had a good tlflic togrtli ,>|PI„ ,,VPf J7H.H00. a.a.nllng n> an- j ,\||,«. rraffnrd. president of the sodety Over twenty men. representative» of music and-.tlx-r fr.it.tre» w,.» greatly rn er m the rti)oynient of various juvenile ! n.Hincrmeiit mudr lo re t.hlay l h l » l |^|it,P d rvotln n ale*erd »eao fth em eetthe live Protestant churches met last Joyal games When the pleasant games were Am..ng tfir »|o-. i .1 feature» "• |iimo.mt was dr^^ue.l by 1.100 deposing*. : |ng.«H er which Mr» Wlldman uf Dade night at the Methodist church and organ concluded, a delicious Waldorf salad, bak­ tl,r " " " ll’ " r >h an average of $56 per depositor Slta-e i c j,y ,„^ ,* 1 ,|1P „^-tety uIkhji tlie Ired the central committee of the Men ............ ed sandwiches with wiilnut and cheese and Religion Forward Movement for San­ songster. Mis* Davidson who though on y ,|te opening of puetal savings detiosiinrlrs |,niM|unary work that is being done in filling, olives, »trnwbeiryVfluff. rnitin cuke, ,|WP |1(1VP t(ppl, „ppo,* ! „ « ( * . |lu|in 1i1mJ ,i( ,ipf|UP)in,i P, tprrtence whll* ford Tlie call was for five laymen and nine yean of age sing» like „ (irof.-.sJ.aial , |n f ice cream, birthday coke nnd mints were riiih wfi?» lx-«, hrat <i|»pr«triiiic« l»riorc §uc \ ^ 2,300 iiccuunu u|K*iint hihI more lliun j§ mia^ uhnry |n |m|iu the pustor from each church 1he church­ ' served. a large audience und tliough she will m 5.000 deis^its mode, or an a vera ge'of After the conclusion«! Mrs Wlklinan# es have all selected their meu und nearly The little guests who enjoyed the birth­ all of these men were on hand to organ­ thr futute uppear la-fore lurgt-r she will over two deposits to eAch dep.»llor and I lu|k u Wllt enjoyed by the never uppear before olie nuire enthusias­ "bout 2.000 witlidrnwaU. or an arernge ||arrfe „umber jirescnt. Delldous refreshday tea party with their little host were: ize the committee tic. hit her uaigs liu-rull) carried away Gladys Wilson. Jean Maxwell. Katherine ments were served Friday evening the Mr J N. Whittier opened the meeting il»e* people rtiis little lady certainly bus ° f I**'* Ui«n one to each depositor. Sytnes, Maud Lake. Ethel Goodwin Per­ Gmipured with numbers of dt-iaollort lust meeting of the week of prayer, was by u few words of devotional services. a voice that should make her fortune If kins, Margaret Neal. Sarah E. Williams, und amount on dtqxmt with other states held at the liome of Mrs. K C. Maxwell, Then Mt- C. K. Walker took the diair for j j uained. and Sanford is Indeed Ji'hn Wilton. George Wilson, Frank Chase. Florida ranks twenty-eighth In number wlio led the devotional exercises. The the buslnesa and I’rof. N J i’ erktns sec- . (|r||U(j ()f ,|pf Marry Woodruff. Joe Caldwell. Christie of accounts remaining open Junuary 31, subjects that wrre considered by the retary These two men. with B. F. Whit ! rhr du(K:ill|{ (1< Mr Crosl.y was Summers, Robert Denton, Thomas Wight und twenty-ninth in total uniount re- 1society werr "The Mountain School* and ner. Jr.. L R. Philips and M E OuliMe rius young man has « hunch of Mrs. Dutton had the photographer. Mr. tnalning on deposit. »Itowing that us the Indians“ Quite a number of papers and the dty pastors <■on.tlt.ite the execu- ^ ^ (|m| U||M,m ^ l1<.vrU)pP<, n„d L'igh. come up and take a picture of t!*e compared with other state«, the average were read by different member* of the live committee ,|1P rru| |f js|, t |og he hut the goods amount to (tie ereilt of radi depositor Is society on the (wo subject*. The due* of hippy little party of children Into the luinds of thi» executive comj-|lP „||,Pf feuiures of the program nnd less in Floridn the is the average amount the members of tbe »ociety were collected. nuttee have been (gacal the detail» of the ^, 1^ |niiv|ll^ pictures were excellent nnd for the United Stute» After all tlu- busidess before the meeting Volunteer rircmen four day»' campaign which 1» to begin (|lp different audience» that I had been attended to. the meeting odA*“»««! ItarsM. Sunday. April 14. It was ulso decided to crowded the house at each performance Geneva Road Is Bad Journed. The splendid fight by (lie Sanford bold a big rally for men next week, pre­ were well satisfied Kre‘ l Bn,dte>r Wllt ,n d ‘ Jr V^tefday Volunteer Fire Department against the paratory to the campaign that is fo follow. rile ladle», on» and all wIh, were |< "* " and .reports the road a. I r ­ Book-lover*' Club firs on Sanford avenue Sunday morning This rally Is to tnkc place In tlie Meth­ responsible fur tlx* entertainment u.td j *“ *i ' » » V« F <>“ «• conation. The drawThe llook-lovers' Club woa entertained cannot be too highly commended. Neither odist church opening nt 7:30 Wednesduy Lxsisled so materially deserve merited ' bridge’ I» being a,n»tructed and will soon by Mr*. Luke Friday afternoon. A very can too much praise bo given to some night. On. the same evening ih oe will twsise ready tot the travel, but with u i>oor unique and intereating conleat was pre­ of the citizen*. white and colored, who be a meeting of tbe woman In tbe (X>n____________ ! road on each side of the bridge tbe traffic pared by the botteo*. Tbe letter* compos­ Joined hand with the deportment In that gregatiopal church. These are planned to will not be assisted to any great extent. ing the name* of a number of the promi- _ . Alter the Allen* , . . . . Dot. heavy and dangerous work. Be union meetings, covering all the Chrisv „ A,Hil , _ Th„ CTWtlo„ ■>' «» ^ <■'«*« wl" vlsl Inenl cities, in the United State* were dis­ There may be critics, auch as always U«n force, of t l r city -ml are tu be un-, ¡lglltenll,g t,.e courthotwe ; '">* * ~ Uon **“ ' “ " af po* J " C™ evu ri,ad tributed among the guests, who were to t»P up, readyStn point out defects In the der the guidance of this new executive I ^ ^ m u . in ot Urg, |*» « * « ' condition before H r rainy .«-«son form a* many correct name* of cities as “»•nagement, or faults in the details, not committee. .. . Kmpt, handed. Y.u, .lost- on thr- trail. '" * k? , 0 1 ''J " '" ' h“ m* they could put together, with the letter* . .«Oder all the circumstances could these _______________ _ \ y u i miK-k land* beyond the bridge. given them. — |the p„-tse» r«Run»«l to town for a »hnrt • critlct have dune any better! And did Mrs. Henry McLauiln hud the largest Band Concert time today und then went off Into the . Moty Week Rt Catholic Church toey lend a hand and try to give the The Sanford Baqd will again give a mountain« ngnin. confident that with evHoly Thursday mo«* at 7 a. m. Even- j number of ourrect mimes, nnd won tho **°«flt of their superior knowledge and concert in the Park. Tbarsdny evening.! fry exit guarded It Is only a matter of j lug service* 7 30, sermon on the Holy j prize; a very pretty bar oash pin. After unit hour» when Suina Allen nini We»ley E«l- ' Eucharist follow«*! by benediction of Hie the pleasant contest was over, delldous No matter what mistakes you think April 4th. ot 8 o'clock These concert» are very popular, always wards will be token. CM tlie eight out bless«*! sncreinrni Frldyy evening at lemon sherbert. In lemon cups and dainty aae gentlemen, take off your hat to cake* were served with punch. laws wlm situi up the Carroll rnurthouse 7:30 Solemn Way to the Croat. appreciated, and the public is Invited to the volunteer firemen— they are breve The general public are Invited to all The dub was pleased to have with thorn and murdered five Ipeople, they are the enjoy a good program by ibis popular n *a and self-sacrificing beroeal these services. Mr*. Burton Pugh, as a visitor. only one* not bow In Jail awaiting trial organization. Sanford. Mur. 29— Reports early tu Hie S it tlfo r d AvCfltlC reason that Snnfunl wouM nlilp 500 cam . _ of celery iluriiifl Mtircii weft* cfruucuuD, lib • bjabiv c v a n r e * *irv ikii/i-i i iu#'C tike shipments will not total over 300 curs 1AIANV STORES AND 0 W E L IIN G S Shipments for the season to Murch 15 did dot total over JIJ. with OOcurs rolling the f i rc department Did Valiant Servier week of Mar. H and near I) 150 last w«-«-k Rut Wooden Buildings — the high water mark of the season. The Burned Fiercely celery crop is looking strong and healthy One of the Aral tires of any consequence and aitows no signs of seed. It is n heavy in this city in the post four years occurred green and stalks are strung and Arm. on Sunday morning about four o'clock, Much of the product Is contracted as cut the time wlicn every Sanford citizen wns ami whole Helds tire sold outright with being wooed the strongest by the god of the purchaser gathering nnd crating the sleep The siren whistle at the water crop.' The celery fields and louding sta­ works is enough to wuken the dead and tions present a lively scene witlrlumdreda yet there wore many |>eople wlio knrw of liuntls cutting, packing nnd shipping. nothing ubout purt of the city being des­ The gretitest handicap recently has been troyed until Inter In the day. the luck of help and several growers who There wns considerable delay at the expected to lintsh up the jxist week were start in getting (he lire truck at the scene forced to wall over until tills week to sr of operations und coupling up und the in cure the necessary help llutnmuble nature of the buildings made The several warm tluys caused growers the work all tlx- more difficult ntuch anxiety, lyjic r shi(Mnents wrte I It* tire IomI q»m igu xiit Uic largo three TUR CHARITY’S SARI A. E. Pwur*. .V - i'i ■ C l U t U FROM THE STATt PRESS �•ÇKI • ■ ■ 1__ ____ ___________ ___ THE SANEORD^HERALO •'»Ml 2.1*2 aettr S&utrtwp you’ll want to look your best, and be at your best; a man ought to put on his choicest garm en ts, and call upon himself for the best spirit, on that day of all others. Hart, SchafTner &. Marx clothes will settle for you all questions of 1 outward appearance; if you come to see us for,them, we’ll promise you the best results. The inward part of it we’lf jeave to you SUITS $12.50 TO $30.00 ■ -..r~ rl r:* . r" Savoy, Shirts, at whatever price you pay for them, give you m ore for your money in Quality, in Fabric, in Tailoring, Fit, C om fort. Etc. W e have them for Easter in all the new styles and shades. Get The Shirts with a Custom Look are here for Easter. your Easter Shirts here. Savoy $1.50, $2 and $3.00. — r '' . . . Regal $1.00, Others 50cts, ^ ~ \ -- ~L Have you seen the LeMar Cravats we are showing for Raster. All the new styles, and shades, the greatest line ever shown. shape, Every shade. and Finish. Htrt S<h»/iiief h Min Clothes That Satisfy Warranted to be Superfine in. Fashion, Fabric Be sure to see this handsome line of ties before buy­ ing, only 50c each but the best ever. PAL 117 F irst S tre e t EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Cblel Is Among Ye Taking Notes and faith, lie'll, Prent 'em "— So Says Saunterer. 4 Well, we have had a Are— (he first se­ rious one in several years, and now while (ho matter is fresh in the minds of the people I want to talk about n paid or a volunteer (ire department for Sanford. This idea ha* been uppermost in my mind for the post few years, as we have not had a department in that time. All of you remember the time In the early days when Sanford had the beat volunteer de­ partment In the state, under the able leadership of Hamr Pap worth and other lesser lights of Are Aghting fame. Coming down to the present time ( want to impress upon your mind that now is the accepted time to organize and get a good department. The city hall has been arranged to bouse the equipment and the city hall it the proper place for headquar ters. With but little expense a flraidsts company can be organized, with several paid men to be on tbe Job nt all tlroee. and under tbe nble leadership of Chief Underwood we can reduce the high rate of insurance that now prevails and almost predudet the average man from taking out f\ro insurance. This most important matter should be taken up at once, because our good luck with tbe Are fiend may not be with us al­ ways Every buti nets man In Sanford would be willing to donate a sum of money an­ nually to a good, well organized fire deand It would be money well boys instead of to the o • 4 For tbe benefit of my friends In the Sanford Banka I produce the following rules: . t ly business to do with a until» o'clock, or. if Is later, as It looks more bank 117 First Street S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A side down and wrong end foremost, so show up! I've heard it rumored that mer­ may have a little exer- chants always pay laundries a stated sal­ d tc in straightening It up before count­ ary-depending upon the broken button», caused by endeavors to shoot ’em through ing It. It is best not to take your bank-book the slot—but. cross my heart. I don't be­ with you. but call at another time to lieve It. If tlierc'a one thing 1 delight In have It entered. You can thus make It is trying to open the buttonhole nt the two trips to the bank where one would buck of my collar while there Is merely n “dim. religious light" and none other My answer. If o check is mude payable to your j family alwnys hikes for the porch during order, be careful not to indorse it before that ceremony— preferring nqt to hear me handing It to the teller, but let him re­ argue wlriAthe thing and pay my compli­ turn It to you and wait while you indorse ments to£Rc innu. woman or other work it; this holds to pass tbe lime and is a of nature, who soldered that orifice and then riveted the blamed thing. Some day pleasure and relief to the teller. You can generally save time when I am going to get rest afigry; then I'm go­ making o deposit by country‘ Y<RH money ing to the laundry with one of those pet­ down to the teller, as you can nearly rified shirts ns n weapon of offense and always count more speedily and correctly defense, and when I get through with the man who mokes out the work slips it will than he can. When you make a deposit do not use take all (he starch in (tie house to stiffen a deposit ticket but mix Indiscriminately him upl CURBSTONE GLEANINGS (hat the teller Budget of Opinion Just Be tween You and Me” Every together checks and bills, since it fa­ cilitate« matters exceedingly. If you make a deposit of one hundred dollars and give a check for fifty dollars It is a good thing to cal) frequently at the bank and ask how - your account stands, as it impresses the officers favor­ able with your business qualifications Never keep any record when your notes fall due, and they are protested censure tbe bank for not giving you notice. Always date your checks ahead; it is a never-falling sign that you keep a good balance in bank, or if you do not wish It generally known that you are doing a good business, do not deposit your money until obout the time you ex­ pect your check will be In. A strict observance of tbe foregoing rules will make your accounts desirable for any bank and will make you a gen­ eral favorite with all the bank officers. s • GEO. A. DeCOTTES C O U N T Y S O L I C I T O R • 4 The fire limits of Sanford shoqld be extended. The fire last Sunday morning demonstrated this truth to every specta­ tor. Those small frame stores with shingle roofs burned like tinder and no fire department In the world could have saved them. Had there been a high wind half of this city of Sanford would have up In smoke. A brick building with a tin roof la the only protection in the fire limits and the business portion of Sanford should be In the city limits by all means. It is rather difficult to look ahead and recognize the future develop­ ment In the business section for every year sees new streets being taken up for business houses. While a larger fire limit will work a hardship in some quarters it will be the ultimate salvation of the dty and though costing more to erect better buildings the property will enhance In value. 4 My friend "Thorne," who writes such good stuff for Pehn Beach County ty lira s while he Is In a "Hot« In tbeI Grounr seems to have trouble with blled shirts and excoriate« upon the laundry as fol­ Get the Jflfhlte Wing strain winners at lows: Orange county fair. Single Comb White "I often wonder why It is that a laun- Leghorns, Single Comb Rhode Island dryman takes so tnnch pleasure in starch­ Rada, Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for ing a shirt bosom so stiff that a fellow hatching and stock for sale. Orders could slay an alligator with itT When I booked for baby chicks ond ducklings wish them done soft as a batter cake I'U be switched If they don’t come back ve­ WHITE WING POULTRY FARM neered so stiff that I have to above the buttons through with a shoe born! Hon­ w. J. WILSON, Proprietor est to goodneas, i have* to taka a can opeoer to gat the buttonholes so tbty'U I S a n f o r d * »S r •JOlr £ -W - C A N Eggs .for Hatching - V. H. f . P. WHtTNIR Only Florida b iw I¡ À 1--**■ -y» «R* Aa *ry»>'La>» C o u n ty �IME SAVEOHO HERALD The Greatest American of the Age to # Speak In Sanford curds wertj decorated with clown*, and tied with dainty pink ribbon riw* dinner con­ sisted of u salad, sandwirltes. Saratoga chips, deviled eggs. olives, choose strnws. icetl ten. ice cream in cone*, cake and candy The gentlemen guests were invited to sample the candy ticincr the ladies par­ took of the dainty home manufacture, which, (u their surprise, was found to lie highly flavored with red pepper The cute "April Fool" joke was decidedly on the young gentlemen When the pleasant dinner purty was over, the club invited their guests to accompany -them to the Imperial The young gentlemen enjoying the hos­ pitality of the club were K K Dons. Braxton Perkins, U. Shaw. Mr. Wallace. Daniel and Wridmun Caldwell, Mr. Wildman. Billie Mill. Clarence Mahoney. lion. William Jennings Bryan will spenk In Sanford I Tt»e statement is enough to attract the people of the entire state to Sanford the last of this month, for the Great Common­ er has written Secretary Bales of tho Commercial Club that he will be here be­ tween April 24th and 30th. The opera house has been engaged fur the occasion, but no building in Sanford will tie able to i d d the crowd that night. Just to show our generosity Sanford will also invite every candidate in the state to be here that day and meet and ■peak to the people. The entire day will be given over to the candidates and at night M r Bryan will make an address— probably one of the most important of Miscellaneous Shower his later days, fraught with ao much Im­ Cards huve lieen received to n Miscella­ portance to all the people of the United neous Shower, which Mrs. William Deane States. Turner will give for the bride-elect. Miss According to letter received from Mr. Vivian Yeiser: Wednesday nfternoon. Bryan he will not deliver an addresa at April 10th uny other point In the state and if this is uue. Sanford will be the Mecca for states­ men from every part of the entire south that day. More details will be given later. P A T E N T M E D IC IN E S - DRUG S U N D R IE S ■- A N D .■■■■■ ------: T H I S IS NO A P R I L F O O L W c will O pen this W eek in Connection with a Clean and Up-to Date Line of Drugs Watch this Space for Opening • Something that w ill Interest You S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Death Angel In Hanford Mary A. Allen Mrs. Mary A. Allen died last Saturday at the home of her daughter. Mrs W E. Shelton. Mrs. Allen suffered a stroke of iwiralysls some time ago and never fully recovered from the effect* ol the first Ttmkp Mr». XTIi»n iw'./.n.. Kentucky bJrartSlr early life removed to S|itfiT|7 field Illinois, coming to Sanford with Mr und Mrs. Shelton nbout two years ago. t>n account of failing health Mrs Allen i-uuld not become mi acuvr member of Sanford's family but all who knew her were Impressed with bet *we*-i rliarui ter mil Christian fortitude in tin «nfTering iiul affliction A brief service was brill ill tile liunse Sunday morning by Kev Wiltlmnu alter ..in. II the remains were i.ikrn to Spring held for interment ii<vnni|>anir<l ti> Mr i mid Mrs Shelton fo r bounty Solicitor I n t h r t w i n . « r u t * V o te rs u( O r a n g e CAJunl) I h r i r h v «ruitViiM. nr> i ii m l u l i t c ) fur it* ui<(«.uil itlrrn lu ( h r tilth t nt until| tn li ii lu r u( l i n i n g ' .mn^t)_ mlijt* i In tin .uwMns Urmucnrtir prl - ■Hunks--- Mim.-I i ho-l«i Uaiujiatr m turn urr fro ; ommehdntloh tr.r re-SH-jIntnu v^nrr rorftfu rmlruTur «I all lie Juile* |m-uailwnl ue n me rlerrlv in th e t*-si of tit) ability lim A D.Cotit* t'mifil. Snllrtlnr lo t J w n irm l f it Alter an illness of several week* Mr th< I W Barnes «lied liist Sauirdii) after- lux tn«rn at tile Imme nf hi* sum I W Kt Karnes. Jr |vh MrBarnes I m h ' i i i i u ill while h i h ri»lt of here and for some tnue lie seemed to ! rally and III* phyioeinii luul hu|ie* lie »■mid rally nufflctently to permit it trip 1 tu hi* home in Wilmington. North Cnmlinu j Itot tired nuturr gave away olid be .So |ia»*eti peacefully in the gre.u beyond oirroimdrd by Ins sun and tils diuiglii<-r -In' luirl been summond to III* bed *ide ..... P O L I T I C A L ..... Mr Barnes wn* 73 year* old at I tie l i m e of hi* drnth ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr was a man of excellent habit*, line in ind character, and sturdy constitution l o Ih r V o ters of Orange And Oscrol.i and lie ixinttmierl in In' active m hi* uc Count 1rs o»looie»l pursuits (ill long pusi (he age I I n f I m *sMI»o»«lt«r l i f t I I Hit •• -1 »s* I sal »t 1« II winch men ordmnrly drop mil of dir r i « « I hm» *s* Sr It «Il nr f r•»tll Kt» I ‘ • I • l ,i«lft< I links of the workers To this end there tn Ih r >t» I mmt <»f K i r I kriit* • r ill* I ’r till nr » y imi t è i i t v r r l » fur your •u|,|a»>rt in i h r i-nst i* no doubt that his sunshiny dis|*tsilioii yt*u a p ft rn vr u i ) Ir it ia ln ll vr r»-« •»r•I I rr»| •»Utfll ymi» «Uppurt njinin largely contributed. 40-tf LiOJttC M . He was engnged in the commission f or Constable business for many years and rnme to I h rg r hy .» nitouix'r nt)%« lf a t t a m i l t l a l r (t># rr Florida every winter in the interest of r f n l i o n l o lfm nfYlir nf ( ' o f l « t « h l r o f J u 't W r nf Ids firm. His father was the first man I ' p m r I h a l r i r l Nt> J » h U t i un f i n i r « vitiln g l»fr rin« ta V j* «£’’■ sind %*Jm »I ihr ati|» m North Carolina to engage extensively I n m I nf v o l e r à «.1I I Ih r nrul «agnina Ikruna r a l h p r i m i t i v K l W ».» »v in the vegetable Imsines* and the name A p r i l l K l h Itt ll* "I Barnes and llie coinmissidii business I l . r r r h ) tv n i »* »•j i . f r nit t an.ll.Mt bus tn-en synonyinour. /or years •»f ( ‘ iMialitltir *»f I hr 1nf Juafi* • !'• «otirtit prrs iim 1% 1 •' j •» i »*I Mr Barnes leaves u son J. W Barnes I.ftsfing pr«»M* hunt p r i m a r y A p r i l Hlift |1 w i l l p e r f o r m t h e t lu li ra . o n g s t m i » wlm makes his tonic in this city during tsrtl o f m y a M l l l y I will hy grni tf the winter months and n daughter. Mrs. ft sr I h r i r « u p p o r t W. E. Scogglni of Pittsburg Dr W O King, of this city, is his nephew. Tor County School Board A prayer service was held at the Ita v i»« served oor term n* » nwnibrr of it Koasetter home by Kev. Wildman. the (xHint) School Board I will tw s candidate ("f elrctlnn to the office frn«n Dltlrlc. No 2 remains taken to Wilmington, N. C.. • I) L Tiuchh * where interment will he made In the family burial lot. How much this world owes him und such as he. It Is Impossible to estimate, though it would be a grateful task to trace his influence through some of the more direct channels, to hold hltn up in these degenerate days, in his various I herclij announce limi I will I*- * candidale («t characters of husband and father, of rr-election lo ihr office nt Juitke of the I'eaCe of I'rwctncU 3. ». ami 25. Orane* County, »uhlecl tn neighbor and friend, to speak of the son Ihe decision of Ihe Itemocratlc I’rlmary L C STKINCra.LOW ■nd daughter he has reared to perpetuate his name and emulate his virtues. But For County Treasurer it comes not within the scope of this To Ihe Democratic Voler» of Oran«e County i hereby annotine* rnyscll a cnndUlate for Ihe of brief article to do ao. Suffice it tu say. he ftc* of Ctarnly Treasurer In asking your suppuri lux (.oiler.tot fo t Supci lilt riidrnt oi I'nhlir Insti or t Ion I •• I Iti 1 nil fs III llllt ll gt { «»Ulti » I Itrfi'i'i ittfl'N i**1*• Hint I Ain I I iitd iila D fui •* o f t l i r III i sHJIlIt Nti|tt rilltriUj'MIl •»I I< i M m I h * I h li on Iti U l t i m i ut> « « I f tuli|n I to tlir a r i l ' N i i i | Kir i(<i>fnn< k i n g IVitita rnlk |iiini>tr> I I st I Ih il I ititi tw-stilitrlt l " f K n « ..fit.» h\ **•1 •• »sf t.Miiti |ii«tltft< n(M*tt «issi t»v • t |m r tr it. r in fit tit hV • ttt*' it t nf aiti n 11 «n t l Inftf» I »•• *4• .slit tit I» .tlitijj •» K. t rit« It« re it.«t *«r *• I lrtU |« 'f itlltrIII <i i k | l o v r fur Km work rm .l l .» fa it nl tn ri t > « « 11It th** k I m ! « in*I K i r ärlt rr it l . I n u a t u l t o f i h r n f l t i r «s i/ ti im t •lu rin g m> i » f r * c m t m u m f i r r H y If rl r « trai tu I h r •jiî ur t h r n J oc a t k w ia l i u t r r r t t t o f I h r ttMitiiy «still |< upon mv hrort. *n«l 1 will nui r a vor in every way in faithful Io Ihr Irmi lmt-wto»l C a n d id a t e F o r J T MiKlNWM I w i t h tu anrvMinrr i o i h r veri rr » f»f ( H a n n ('«Minty, K m l I «»III Iw m r a n ili d / t lr für i h r nl ftrr o f S h r f i n f»sr i h r aititi o r n i t i » t u h j r r t Io i h r p r i m i t i v lo tw lirl.t A i u t i fifth lin 2 Aiul plfalfr m » * r l f i r t r a r r y nul i f t r I n «» «>ilh.Mil f r a r or fa v o r Ut an y •»nr Nml *|ws tal privile*»-* in in m r I r r * i ^ ifttlly i * t « »Mir %iip|Nirt Krg(Mw*tftill> h» t*si 1« K « i l I I •eillHMilMr m y I I»a«lt.l » « > fug rr r lr x Itoli lu I he •iffi« r o f T n » A i t r t v . f o f O r a n f r (TMjnty Guh|rcl to ( h r *ln lAMift <>/ ift r hrmor ra tW* p r i m a r y lo fw h^hj ot. A p ri l m i l t » V 12 A vim v Mi:n • b Congressman-at-Large Favors National Aid HARD ROADS f or County Judge I lirrrhr ann«joncr my candklacy for rr »ItsrUuh lo thr |«wlih,n of County Jud«c of Orange County. tuh|«wl to tin' ilncslon of the Prmacrotlr primary lo .>- held hi April .10 11»12 W iu I am M a s h * I tirrrh) niiiu«ini«- m )»rlf * candklsle tor rcap(M>fnlrnrnf to (ho oftlrr of fo d «c o f the Criminal Coort of Krvhrd «uh|«w-1 lo the action of the Demo­ cratic INImsry T Ps-nun WtrtiM fo r Clerk Circuit Court I nnnouncr my candidacy for the position of Clerk of the Circuli Court of O.snSe count, »object iu the decuKMi of ihr rvmacratr primary to he held on April .10 IHI2 llavln« »ervrd the nsinly In Ihl» rapncil) for a number nf year» I ipinln atk for Ihe »ufTrailr of llie imiple M) pail rreord l* rny t<r*i recommendation. ü M Korn**« t or State Legislature In Ihe corniti« primary election for nils very Ini I wlll tre a candidate far rc-elrcllon In Ihe Siate portant placo, which la lo be given to »tune otte liy l>-gitiature from Drange rounty itihian to thè de.he IVmocyatlc voters of this county, and If you clslon of Ihe DrmorraUc primnry held Aprii 30lh can see your way clegr to honor me with Ihl* l‘l» ne. llavlng servi*! ihe iw-uple of ine «croniy for one I promise you Ihal I will nl all lime* and umler all terni In thl» offi«* glvr» me tbo benefit of esperlcircumstance* strictly guard your Internali ao far rnrr a* a leSUiatar and thè knuwlnlge aitjuirrd by as lie* In my power Tour* very tnily. thl» servi«* glvei ine n tirltrr opportuni!y tu wor» . for my «onsllluency during arrother terni In ihe . 1-rgUlaturr Pbaagar l.»»r I ani a candidale for thè office of Treasuret of Or ange counijr. aubject to ih* action al thè IVroo i hereby announce Ihal Ijirir a caddtdaie Ireforr eratlc primary to be beld Aprii 30. 1012. Ihe approaching t rirnarr fO^tio-inter of Ihe la-gls. Your suppuri w111 he apprerlalni. lure from Ibis counlk if elected I will rrprr*ent fhtatir T 8 »z »w » ro r Sheriff Dinner Chib lame» A. Kirkwood announces his cindUtocv The Dinner Club varied their usual pro* for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Orange county tuhiect to the decision of the Demnrretlc irem. with R »ery pleasant Innovation primary lo tie held on April 30. 1912 Monday evening. Instead of the dinner nt •h« home of Mias Emma Beard the hostess for the evening.'each member of the club invited friend; aod tho pleasmi party enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner 00the Qyde doek, by moonlight. The menu B r a x t o n Beacham you ably and honestly and wlU endeavor ta return to you a record that wUI meet with your hearty approval Respectfully» More M oney Spent on t Navigable Stream s and Harbors T h o ro is no w a y th e P e o p le of tho I n t e r i o r can R e c e iv e a n y D i r e c t B e n e fit f r o m the N a t io n a l by- A p p r o p r ia t io n s fo r H ard Hinjvvn * Roads W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y »«t ' AGENTS Gênerai Fire F«ir Kej»fr*riilativr In ihr \jrf iilaluf* uf litr slNlr of f i. »eWin Ut* Or itm;r munty S awi n A A p p r o p r ia t io n E x c e p t * Insurance â f f i e * w i t h H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. S a n fo r d F lo r id a s.^i �¿y • ■•i¿. -JW 1J'-- vmWw . wm xtHaa^ ^ M m m ^ ÉÉmamat April INE SANFOftD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD rtUUlMd Every Tm *1i 7 «ad M U r Mutala« Dr Tilt HERALD PRINTING COMPANY H J. HOLLY, FdllH W. M. tUYNU. Butene»» M ta U 'r gutter lpt1* « Prt«*. $ 2.00 • Yi k Ip lb* City by cantar In a n or 20c par Payment* ta »ëvaace atk. tan n i aa aocaad-daaa mail mattar Astuti t i l i IVOR at ite PoatoOcr al Soaked. Harte» uter AetaTMarch 3rd. IBTV ik a lt l 0 «c* ta Urtate Bottelaa The Beef Trust has been declared inno­ cent. and now the public can pay the coat of the suit Look out for a jump in prim. Via net idis ns will be compelled to raise more of our own beef cattle, and be Inde­ pendent of the Beef Trust. But like the Roman of old Mr. Beacham per considers Mr. Beacham Ibe most svalL leaves the plow to tisten to the call of able candidate of the several who are of­ the people who now clamor for a son of fering for this Important office, lie is a business man whose success has been the soil to represent them. He asks no phenomenal; a man whose integrity is un­ office because of his political activity. questioned even by his opponents; a man He asks nothing from the people because of recognized ability and isrepruachable be has served them in the balls of Con­ character, and withal, acourtly gentleman gress or because be is a silver tongurd who would reflect credit upon his State in ' orator. He asks oalhing from the people because he represtints the corporations or the halls of Coogress. This paper has nothing derogatory to any political faction and,wants to ser say of any of tbe gentlemen aspiring for taro masters. Beacham la making his tbe position of Congressman-si-Large It own campaign, paying his own expensea, simply submits its candid opinion (hat assisted by no powerful friends, end if Mr. Beacham is free from objections which elected by the people will owe sllegianoe are urged with emphasis (we do not say to none but the people. And be will be with truth) against his competitors. We elected, for the time baa arrived for the believe if he were as well known over tbe people to rale. Stata as some of those running against -riddUng Deb-* Teyler Dies him there would not be the slightest doubt Washington March 31.— Robert Love as fo the ottcome of the election. As It is. Taylor. United States Senator from Ten­ be wins friends and supporters wherever nessee, "Fiddling Bob- to all tbe-south, be goes, and will continue to gain daily. died here today, unable to withstand the There have been many greater surprises shock of an operation for gall stones per­ in politics than tbe nomination of Brax­ formed last Thursday. ton Beacham would be^—Lakeland Tele­ “Fiddling Bob" Taylor, so known be­ gram. ______________________ , cause be played his way into the b e at» j MnV DISTRIBUTORS FOR* Mdlllll Steinway &. Sons Mathushek Behr Bros. Story & Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros and Fischer A N The Board of Trade of K issimmee gave AND* the visitors to the stste an opportunity of .» • • * - * • » seeing the dty last week by giving a twodays carnival and big meeting. The Com­ of his audiences, carrying his violin wher­ BCACttAM OAMMO VOTES mercial Chib of this dty ought to arrange Word come* from every section of Flor­ ever be campaigned, was 11 years old. a big Candidate meet here before tbe tour­ ida visited by Braxton Beacham that l&e He was born at happy Valley, in Eastern ists leave the Stata Our dty could be people will give him a rousing vote. Tennessee, but spent most of his Ufe at advertised by such an event. Beacham appeals to tbe people because Nashville. be is ooe of them. He appeals to the Pay Your County Taxes S o n d f o r C a t a lo g u e s , P r ic e s and Term s Albert WilUameoa gave every one of people because they can understand whet For the benefit of the tax payers W. his opponents a vicious rap except Ur. be Intends to do for them. They are not E. Martin wishes The Herald to announce Beacham. against «bom he made no forced to wade through miles of statistics to the people that their stste sod county charge. When a candidate tike William- on tariff reforms and high flown messages taxes must be paid oo or before March •on cannot find anything to say against of past sod future service rendered. 3l»t. as tbe lax books close on that date WL0CPO*ing_candidate,rlt Is a pretty tula Beacham Is making his campaign with and delinquents will then be placed on F L O R ID A Imp* * * " 1 PYVTFyW pnwkvmifiatinf _ ter.— Laktfemd Telegram Good Roads for Federal Aid afiT VOITT Remember March ¿lift 14 your last tJdf Money for Navigable Streams. for stats and county taxea B IT M tv tAvrofto Beacham trill win because the people are ________a .— ^V Hoa. William Jennings Bryan will tired of tbe demagogue and political : Astice W k H H XH kM H kkkM k kXk H k W k SVSWVVVVH teSVVW W VVy w y make en uLlreas in Sanford thr Utter trickster. The country Over is turning to ! Good lana acte buggy horse part of Apnt tbe man of the tod. the mm of the axa- [ snd two milk cows with calves This announcement will bring tbe eyes cooa people, the man who trill do some­ rv>ma» E Wilson of the world to our dty far at oo time in thing for the propke. the man who anil mtui ir« ut id i Ihm h . tbe past four years have the people forget »twit m o r a l history and tradUruis ta Sbafarti V» . • * Straw berry baskets landa few aal« if rrgtauI wanted to bear Mr Brran as at tbe present uc-na and senatorial courtesy and CoaBean baskets ifffT .1 lo Bate f v t i i <*»r. » It. It. DEANE, He announces that be will speak in San­ grewsicoal discourtesy and do >ha most will a« tt luvr a U tn ah Av«. k firs t Street. ford only dunnfi hi» southern itinerary good for the meat people after he is elect­ acquit* #o<h *a* *• and that be hat a roost imparuaeoi rues ed. All that bis opponents cm say about •a. K iiv«f»kte irren» q«se k t vOftudffM. t ’.a sage is a foregone conclusion. Mr. Beacham ia that be w unknown. He tKrar pgoprrts*«. > • Sanford will nvite all the candidates la unknown because he has been busily kmfit OF A T L A N T A . O A to meet here that dai and there ’«ill be engaged tor the post ten years to making politics galore (or banionj Sanford nani» Btnis to pay two blades of grass grow «bere only ooe j has arranged lor MOV* \kl> P AC K AKi Get ready (or a big time* grew before. He has been busy in open- shippers 'of FVwsda products to H L tog new landa planting orange grove». ' Hearn A On. nf tlut n n Reference» toiTotts « n i m u t making mone, oui oí Fionda avL i exchanged Although the meeting it yet some time sway. P»fcatka business men are gram i rssdy to give tbe Honda Press AssociaUna a good time «b ea it gathers in that if we supply the ( r m r ■, k -r Men and Religion Fofre-ard Movement dty for its aan a al »essaya. The oe«shave s special line ol tt '» puper men «ih have headquarters tt tbe Of vsuces. etc, *- hict - r • if P jta s a House sod tbe Ng parine» will be strict 1 ) high gT»de u. -.i >■r;>i used as a meeting piace. kraoog tbe the cost. Include «• •vents ao the prwgratn « i l i be aa rxcur­ your fTuceiy cwdrr Ir r n. ated to Oesceot City by atmroer atal re­ edge on your appeutr I re tanteog tbe same night a banque« wiB able to do the feast jus be enjoyed at tbe Pot nam House The GENERAL TOPIC— ‘ MEN AND REi-IGION P A Y C A S H and SAVE MONEY editors are oc* exactly packing th.tr tt that u i tetb now a m mw grips, txil tbe, are figuring the time oo tbe c a l e r » ; arvi every roeeaber «ili try C a s h Grocery PROVISION 4L PVOCKAVI <Vw ikv.w to be oo hand «hen the rote is rated —5« SUNDAY APRIL 14 i*f 'Oa \a nî ••« <*. firv l Street Petersburg Times S r,v w il t* Suda, S*tea| Set Setete \-m Vive ate Bvp . I fc, *1 pMUri. m \m Mr» « U n m rit tcm R ânes a rrv» M Maas Mateiteg fa* Hr* u tW Tbratrv Not to b* altogether cat of it «ben A i t r e Vy L VLte, g d . T H - C A . i l I M P M — U ta Mur ig te VI a a * *r tte U n W a CVrrck. (Vogreav-tsa Sparkman s rivers aad' har­ rw te . s*«:* A te-m by F real bors SX g\te\>, tbe senate. Senator Het•y S u » ttely eidttaire Baker in the cxty All mixing <hw>r cber added a few bimartf I M P H —\Ua ilie o j a: iter Tina. wnh Lairst improved Sanitary machinery improving St Lacs* Inlet. Fla, xrsxk a Tb* * kab Otf - Tra a. aire H T. S P E ffC E R 'B B R E A D H A N D L E D by aJI F IR S T C L A S S C » OC E » S vyew to wvrurtng a «tdtb of » 1 feet and ____________________ Sp ecial O rd e rs F illed Prom ptly a depth of IS feel scrub of tbe aorta point MONDAY APRIL IS cf tbe isdrt trxa the x m iato ladaaa \Vc Make Everything Known to the Trade fcrer s : .v » : M.— Pra.vr ite Preai PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK A \ T V K Pretecnx! abore of Aaasaasta Island St 1 P ia ,« a* aa Agre*-, te ite $ -lgSI ■ AtfiteL-e by (m a x I l i X D By Rrv i C VreiiSv. D D. p a c te tW L « For St Johns R i» « from outlet of Lake 1 v r a * Ckartk Jste— wh. kis r. m .— ,Vtere« - TW B m Atete Q m » * Harney » Lake Wsskagtsc. laehadiag re- • By rrete E Itevi. Bey» Work D rv re te tW mirai of bars ia Lake* Harvey and P e t it For a channel frema Pineta ad, Lee ccun<Js s / s j U fir -Z Z / v / s ty. Fix, ranca: xg w-erterly to deep water « ■ Ware m cW at a p v y in Pine Iti»ai sound, i b x : i i Wark ia ite C eoe = _> ia length, sx h cksaasl to be C c m e r Ma:n and Monroe. Jacksonrille. Branch o: t h f -r a t leas than fire fart and of snSuent IM P M.sjitern of Businesi- Colleges in the W orld— ,vear A* 4 a wvith T h e » are needed prejectx that caused <rauuates More than 100 high-grade instructors ù * r •• • « 'U b n t g i wvS mean sack far f ì n t i TVESDAY. AfTtlL 14 Senat.v FVtther a deegra, ned to p afi ¿a \Z<.T f v» ih ** rg T O s it, AJ bare been it M r M«Mb Dr J C Vateakèy Sa. ! .c co- “ referred to tbe cca also teach B Y M A I L . C atalogue itaiocue F R E E . •teck o c o a k n the Enei» «ad H . JAJi A M E S. Manager. Jackson-. ..r hai before tbe Senate «bo-go t n t a d a r u i ani tec. tf US P t t Ae v LT e u tax irr The Autopiano John A. Cunningham JA C K S O N V ILLE t. im»m/ DROP IN — B. L. H E A R N m You’ll Relish The •• lr.,i Sanlord, Florida A p r i l 14-17. 1912 Peoples PE F r«.-k R Y = — PRACTICAL DRflHGHON’S 4M r I TJÉP. A fiV E D O U A R G O LD P IEC E FO R EIET Ì CIS Sew Y ces V ! tx 4 his si 1 ____ _ With ah * -TooGood tobe Tn« This was ike ■ e w iM »«g e ff« i boootre to settle « bet xmk a fricad. *ew York's bosaeax street sad «T ire. D D WEDfSESZkAT A F T U M W N . APRIL 17 R.i ' m i te te .C ry i-1 .EL A. Mtm î tas r istm » e* 7M P. 34- MAI >C Tm W T - lì E . 0. PAINTER FER TILIZER C O M P Ì" MM IMO - -. - JACBStmm. fl»slin .....................................................H H ....................H I ....................... ^WkF -w m \ ' :: Ä *-4’ «!x f > M» \ ■* •.’ . » « V i - * v •-' *à. *I M**s •;*T;5L - -\ ■ i r: i< •. - .— —~ t*; - - �April 2. 1912 TMC SANFORD ML HALL) B Hon. A. M. C. Russell. candidate fur StMlr Superintendent of Public Instruction wa* a visitor lo the cit> Saturday mid made n must fuvoruhlr lui|irr**i.m w ith ' Crier) Prices fake A Klrtr Dii I hr the people Mr Russell fnviiri (r,-e Unite ■diool brxik system lot Florida. mid the Celery 1» going lower hihI ilu pril-i-thrIdea 1» iNHKid to n|i{»-nl to thr ii’ un with 11 j week are not rtwouragltig to tin- grower* . family. who |,1(Vr »mfj m i |i>. th-ld Foriu. DOWN THE TOBOGGAN Sl|Oi Mr. Cap Lee* and wife, are housekeep­ ing at the Falrvlew. l)r Uvuigstun. who Inis tu-en mnducting a Free Medicine show on Magnolia The young people enjtfyed their regular I Avenue for tlie pn»t six week*, leaves to­ Thursday evening dance In the Itali. day for Orlando, with his trutjjK? file I( M " » S' **^*îîî and daughter. Misa JDoctor reports u good business in Sanford. Edith, of Lanark. DL, are housekeeping at both from sale» pt hi* cntt-rtuinuient and gw Falnriew. ' at the drug stores of the city where hi* . Mrs. Geo. Randall, of the East Coast ex - goods are always in stick tension, la on a vlalt to Iter parents. Mr. C. Humid Johnson of Orlando was 111 »ad Mrs. E. B. RandalL the dty yesterday He 1» now 11 full ! ninety, tin* hulk of tjie nop I1.1* gone I n j ward mid from how on. the price* will get better I he shipments going forward m the rule of 2(H) cars per week were bound lo bring down the price just ns it docs each 1 year, and the very warm weather is also assisting in chasing celery down the slide j Next week should note a chniigp for the , better. HAKKfL rACTOKY NOW OPEN Mrs. 0. P. Likina of Orlando wua in the Hedged architect mid fur several years 1 Place your potato barrel orders at city today and her many Sanford frirnda has been engaged in several cities in the west and also in (he New England Slates once to Insure deliveries when w ant­ were glad to greet her again. ed. tt It. Deane, Oak Ave und First St. The Junior Epworth Lcagueoi the Meth­ Harold suys that t'lorida looks letter to Ptione 255. 59 tf him than any state in the Union und lie odist church held their regular meeting has fitted up a nice office1 in Orlando Friday evening In the church. Mr. J. C. Kickots, Carroll Cheaiuan. Hoy g B. Bradley of Geneva waa in tlte d ty yesterday calling on old friends and inci­ Watson. Wm. Bass. James Welsh. John Welsh, all of Slippery Rock, Pa., visited dentally doing some shopping. Orlando. Tainpn. St. Petersburg und the The Wednesday Club will meet ut the Indian River; and say Sanford is the nic­ residence of Mrs. Henry Wight. Wednes­ est place they have seen since they left day afternoon, at $ o’clock, sharp. .. home. They intend visiting Sanford next The Music Club Chorus will moet. for winter They were 11 jolly crowd and jrsctlce. Wednesday afternoon, at -1 o’- were guests of the Kalrvlew. , Bock, st the home of Mrs. Ernest Tolor. The platform used by IH l.ivingtnn for John Cook of the Cook Automobile Co., his medicine show has been |>urrbused by of Orlando was in the city today and will The llellild for the use of the candidates take s car load of Bulckt back with him during the mni|Kiign and hereafter the K Frank Graham Is the proud possessor of ^unitor» can i*iw the ambient atiiios|gicre 1 new f landers car and the distance to from tins platform Heretofore tlie cundiSeatonl Haights has bar n ew w low u one dates had no pln«e-to apeak-oml The ___« ” Herald feeling sorrow for the-Savior* of Y^taren Kanner ha* returned from a tup the "dear people" has provided one to flew York where he has been pnrehns- * -------------- -------------- • Banks to Closed inf a big slock of goods for his Orlando Kridny April 5th. Good Friday being a itorr legul liolidn) I lie Iniliks ill the illy will The Guild of The Church of the Holy j * Cross held their regular Lenten meeting be closed it the home of Mrs G F slternoai Smith Triday Pirtrr d'Pratt of Winter Garden win snung the prominent visitors to the city irstrrday Me rc|i>rts West Orange as »ery prosperous. fVlis« Gertrude MoCbllig has returned to hn Inane in Dunedin, after a pleasant mil with her sister. Mr» II Dinger >>n Sanhxd Heights ihe Sanford Music C'lulwwlll hold their regular meeting al llir lioliie id Mrs tint lax. It Saturday afternoon, ut J •I'chwk. April t*iIt Mr» Kux. leader Mi .nut Mrs. Iter t Leightuii anil m>ii. Howard, who has been In llie employ i*f the s..*iiliern Ex|imu> Company. left Mon tl*y I t their home in lhngliaui|>lun N Y Ml and Mrs It T la tier. of laipeer Mulligan who «pent several weeks in llir ett> have gone lo St.Augustine (or a visit, before returning tu their tiome. on the 15. ^ W F - S iy j s i j L .. . & A Meat Market of Quality'sn^ip 0 T. W. D BRIGGS m P. A n o il P iilu ie t t o I f rim gel a m e a l t ic k e t . Lawson'* Pharmacy 1« a busy pluce to34tf *l»y ¿t iling in the new stock, und putting T I . VVis h I i i i IT l i g o in g In n a iv e S l>e ctl*tn in place. This new drug store has a I la l (» ic e s o n shoes 48 t f fine l>« utint1 and will make a strong hid F ia a good ta h le a n d lio ih r c o o k in g c o m e far the drug business of this section to th e S ir r m e I b d e l fo r y n n r m e a ls K a le s Mr Hill, the erector of the Monoly|>e $5 jw-r w eek M -rf “Wcfiine tiring installed ut The Herald office has arrived In the city and will In­ Ths Loved and Lost. here several months instructing the local A bschelor shouldn't feel sad ** h# force 111 the mysteries of this tyflrsetting sits and thinks of tho beautiful girl sod t>(«-l asting machine. that wnn. Ho many more bachelora Mr Frank McDonnell Inis purchased have no girl that w as!— Llpplncott's the tryr place, on the Orlando road, und Magatln« 1* iomg to ruu a chicken form McDonnell ksys this it the last winter he will evfr •Pend in Michigan. He anil his family •III move to Sanford in the fall • 1 Look out for tlie Saturday afternoon sale fiood things to eat. at the store of J. D. Ifobem. under the auspices of the Lend u Hatvj Club Tlte bousekeeiiera will please (•memlier this sale, anti the opportunity of buying something nice foe the Sunday dinner 9 . IgMixa Estelle Thigpen, who hos haen the J***t of her brother. W. J. Th!g|x-n. at tlie «in/ord House, fortome time, left for her In Greenville, North Carolina. Satur“*V afternoon. Mlu Thigpen's many riends in Sanford, will always welcome * * "»run to tlie dty. • ' All Local Advertisements Linder TMs Heading. Three Cents a Una Each Issue For Rent—5-room cottage 1212 Park Ave. $12 50 including water G. W. Sjieiiccr. fiU-tf Fra Sale—Sweet Potato, plant» Red Providcnc. lami kind. 11.50 |<er thou­ sand. Rex' Packard. Rnntr 2. or phone 102-3 BO-tf. ruuiatu Plant» For Sale —Livingston ■ Giulie, and Buckeye, ft.00 |kt thousand Davis Brothers. 400 Mellonville Ave I’lwuc 2<riLjfc-KiQM» , i m __ 5‘i-2-tp For Reuk—Ban b m If of ne w fnmuLwl house. Modern Improvements X Y. Z , Candidate for County Solicitor— Orange County care Herald B0-3-tp Six-eial Summer Rates uT the Kulivirw, Corner First hi id FrnnrtiAve SO-S-tp For Sale— \ gixid relmtilr old family liorse. just the horse fur one who bus small celery farm. To one who will be good to turn, will sell very cheap Also Where >iiu rjui yjoi tin- Iw-m of t-vorything rielivcrwl for sale— A line bread handsome driving in your limn ilixit |iy speci.il IliP^M'll^tT üH (1 OH T lf llf and »addle lior«» S M 'w-liwart*. K D Potato Growers No I VJ.Jtp Our factory output Is llit]ltrd AM CARRY A C O M P IT If t INI 01 Torelli. Two room» lor lnai»e-keeping Better put In your order at once. I loridci anti W estern Heel and Pork. 1umb. Dry and Potato burrels will be scarce later ginsl water, and usi- of l*aiti $7 Oil |>er if Still Meats, fish. Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau B elter store them sumewhere right 0 - month Ilo French Ave wuy. Buy whut you know you'll need. TOR SAl.L private tea in 1 •insisting ol sage We will tuke none buck. Bring u check two mures and closer! carriage, all m gmxl when you get barrels Don't ask us to I condition Horses grulle and «raind Orig w . ire ln*\s |in-|iiir<>l tu yjive in tlie iriitlp mir -«iw-s-ìm I nini cost $1.250 00. will sell In/ SHOO 00 il break our rules sold ut once Address 5" Ilu* A torn build Tirsi come. fir s t served, H O M I N IA D f C0R\ H t f f V.t tip M II l)t A N I. 1st si k Oak Ave GO Ite 1 mg. Jacksonville. Fla I ry it —you w ill Ik1 plfa.sed -----------------------Notice.—I uin closing out my taisinrss Share Cropper Everything for sale Tool» ofill kmiTs Wanted a reliable man to slmrr 1 rop mi f Die I ost drill. Armstrong I in--. I ■|w\ 1m* t . . . . . . 1 1 Gasoline Fire Pot Work Iten. ties. Hurd tlie Suutnrd r .inn tlie lies! unproved net , ware atul, ., .1. „ li>ush , ( art Paints. Wlirrlluirn*w 110 P .itk A v n it i f Pitone \ o I equipped 0 uerr farm Iti Sanlord. city Ladder*, and Step liiililers. Sessatd liatnl limits, uuisi have money lor >0111 share Furniture uf every description tin** and t9J[£ î)(E o f.n ip Otherwise limit write Address Gasoline stoves. Dishes. Goml dish (ripIsinrd I wo (àssl Ice hnxe* Everything Ti Vuleille Sanford Post nftl< e H0.4ip goes Cheap hit lite cash I tie T lx It xiG t'rt’f'fVf • •'ti i tVt t rr»*i r? t rr«i iV» vi Vi Vi Vh VVi NVVi u r i U n riiiV»Vrn t’«VfW» »Vt'iVw’fNV»V W tiV t W*V»V»V Simp. I l l Sixth 'st >A if if Wailr I mirr. I >rIti 1mITor Sale — A trail of alsait I..I00 acres I Dout lai x sli.Ki» anni yoo lu or seri, or. lite ìji Ìolins uvei Sui|grur water well. „ . „ ^ cali lie timi ori di Ibis i»n>|»-rty $15 per V V iM xIru fl S «>|«e« lH l reniovai | r u v * s ¿ N . | f i np|f> h II U s l r e n fKtoeii. T lu The Gate City Ilouse hos hrnughl down 58-tlir thè Itigli cosi of llving Only $-4.IMI per Tot Sale— Anyone wanlllig liuignlli Iti G N R AL FIRE week io, thè due*, tallir Imofd il. thè city |«r*« Vi»*-11 cdcry faro, ad.lre*. 'O w ,,„ il, .. , ... cure of lim i Iti Oflicr ~.»7 ti Srr l*nrkrr *2^ , Mr and Mrs E. A. Burnett and little have arrived in the city front. Silver Stiings. mid will make Sanford their future haul- Mr Burnett lias )otned the Herald W.llltn! <r|ff> t iilili.igr Ih v I n fili facie rot>* aiiihII !«»»•* I* I Elidili l*hi»lir il 10t|» Mr. I «witiey, w|mj has spent the w|nlei 267 •I lie- Tuirvirw. has moved 011 tier Sonin |ki )|||J lim l lliopkl t rT • tlirin III ft*Uw farm, lo start raising chickens and do d iic r x l |ifIc e s a t W ix s Ir iifV » ( 8-tf the planting. Mrs. Cooney Is 72 years old 1 H a v e you tr ie d th e S t r r in r H ouseT 4 th but is as active as a girl of 20. sjii WANTS 8h* W ill Chang* Than. Mrs. Crawford— Although my daugb. ter Is such a big girl, she's still afraid of tha dark. Mrs Crabshaw— Don't worry about that, my dear. Hho'll soon bo In love.— Judge ___________________ Earliest Expressions of Thought, History, as It lies at the root of ail aclenco. is also the first distinct produci of mao’s spiritual nature, bis earlteat expreaalon of what may ba called thought.— Carlyle _____________ _ — Tsmpsramsnt No Dafansa. Woman wants dlvorca from her husband because she caught him painting a wldow'a roof. Being an ordinary roof painter, ho cannot plead artistic temperament a* an excuse The second sale of good thinga to eat “ dcr the auspices of the Lend a Hand 7^store of J. D. Roberta. Satur ' Woman's "Serfdom ." j? T afternoon, was In charge of Mlsaes A half-grown man la, of course, a IUdie Ward and Mabel Hand. It was as tyrant. Aad so It baa come about ¡"a* * ‘ ful *• the But sale; aa everything that the rule of man In the world has ' 1 ha<1 prepared waa told. for many ages meant tha serfdom of The editor ql The Herald acknowledges woman.— Edward Carpenter. •dh thanks the receipt of a basket of T*7 fine strawberries this week from Mr. Good Work of Qarnardo Home*. q Mr*- J»cfc Vaughn and WUbur A. Nearly twenty-three thousand nlna nn. These good people not ouly know hundyed children •bara now been sent J " 10 r* i* « <ood strawberries, but they •to Canada from England through tha u*° k«ow bow to appredate aq editor. agency of the Bernardo horn*#. CONNELLY E E INSURANCE T o f S n l f — I w»» •*( t»i\ ni ir trurh f.irnip AGENT l,rvi Dilli«»r«1 ^7 tf (>otll forieri *•• ir> il»t* tinnì lilp|»nl t>crf— rlilpuctl wlul*- w»«» •»» W W V A N rO R Ü f t (IR ID A (T fttr .r A b o v e M r s ! N a t io n a l D a n k l«4»mi*» ¿fin rr> lf»-tf Irti Morrà of Imi«) fin *«»!r <it ,i bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ped last season All under fence Near loading station on traction line. Almost D rin k a B o ttlo of given m w i v Particular« at Herald Olllce A For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty beuring orange trees, 50 («each trres. also very large beuring (»ear trees, modren 5-rtxim ' cottage, front and buck ivrclir». fni-es I south Golden larke. 3 miles Maith east of Snnhxd 3 minutes walk tn street rail way. also Oveidn railroad Tine drinking water, grsxi bathing, tisliing nnd swini ming Also ID acre tract of the very best celery nod lettuce land, well located Manufactured with (xire ilistillc-D water —they will (xevent illness. «Id 'i tulle west Cameron City, less than u quarter of mile from Sanford trnction digestlun and give you health carllne. I-ami lias a gentle »(nfie from North to South End. *o there will never T h o S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n f o r d , F la la- any danger of soured land Guaran­ teed to gel flowing wells on land. Rea­ sonable |xtce, and term- to suit Ad­ ♦ t dress box 1127 City 2-lf5 ♦ W H Underwood tin* lias u tlrst class Firwi Srre>wi ***»r frf«a I fr«»n» (Hliot »»iipi»a|tr Pi»ti>fTfce) horse slmer and bhirksniith and ran guarantee all work of this nature Your horses can tie assured of tlie best kind H . E . W I S E , P r o p r ie t o r of work in this line See Underwood when your liorse needs shoes. 45-tf Formerly Mnnoger nf Central fa ir Cottage for Kent—»14 Park uvenue. Address Box B43. City , 44-tf S t e a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F i9 h a S p o o ia lty for Sale—Show case. !<« k drawer, mis­ sion style, line •■audition Particulars ut Heralil office -54-1f G IN G E R THE ALE OR SO D AW ATER C IT Y RESTAURANT A P la c e F o r L a d ie s and \ Sanford Library AND j t S h o r t O r d e r s A t All H o u r * Prompt, Cleon Servirr G e n t lo m e n E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t Class Meal Tir kola art* Sold at Reduced Rates Free Reading Room j ROOM 20 M. HANSON i Upstairs. Pico Block M ODERN SH O E Open. Tuewtays 4 to 6 p. m. ALL WORK DONE BY AND . Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m S t r a n g e r « »♦♦«♦♦ »♦♦f W e l c o m e »»W . itZJUÊHi R E P A IR S H O P E L E C T R IC M A CH IN ERY No 10J W»»t Fir•« Sue*« ' éM M » *rVvV«sl «• m ‘ N ot Don« to City HriUufio* �' * • -o M 2,1912 by FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT • * ILLUSTRATIONS A T #AyWAiTins c o w M G / rr / # / b y a a a a j- s r / x n u jL com aw y 8 Y N 0 P 8 IÄ, S w I won’t you—-and' look her over— 1 mean, aee her and tell me what you C T U m n X.—Richard Uriilnut, think of her. You’ll go craxy about I n r i —■ with an affect*! English ao- her—oh, I know you w ill!" E. HOUSHOLDER fcaÇ^reoatvae a ( r a n t from a frtaod la I entered a proteet. “Oh. I aa/ now, /on know, there'a only one girl I ever DENTIST II.—The Jam««. A Uttar blot« saw I would care to look et twice." K am i 23, 24 and 23. Ptoo Bids Phone 41 She amlled adorably. "Ob, don't I SANFORD. FLORIDA'. CRAFT I!R IIX —IJabtawt 4a aa the pa­ know all about how you feel? But I in»«« and lata at ught ret« up for a Juat want you to see this girl— ahe’a tnoka, HU eenrant. Jenhtn«. com*« In ‘ taut, at- tha prettleat and awallaat that'a bean tha ear- eround Boston for many • day; and L. G. STRINGFELLOW cloth— _________ . _______ an ba ra- ne Rundar morning she could give JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ___ Janklna fella on hU neck with the flag to all the avenue. Wfly, ooefinalag Xightnura —Baa that ha * NOTARY PUBLIC Dicky, ahe’e from Chinai” "Chinai” I muat have looked the Tenktna talla IJghtnut " ( C H  n x n I T . —Jenl Office in City Hall a bidaooa ■corn I fe lt "Oh, come now, yon don’t la had with ' o f the aooountar ha In pajamn, CM— think • Chinese girl le— ” "Not Chinese, Dicky." In her eag­ CHAPTER V—In a meaaare from hi* THOMAS EMMET WILSON friend, Jack Billings, IJghtnut U naked erness, abe moved eo near, tha silk of to put up "tha kid" for the night on hla her pajamas brushed my band. "Bbe'a ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR war home from college. Later IJghtnut find« a beautiful girl In black pajamas 1ft English, i Her dad'a the British Gov­ AT-LAW hla room. ernor General of Hong Kong— Colonel _____ __ i Scvrnth Judtctal Circuli of CHAPTER VI.—IJghtnut U ahocked by rrancla- Kirkland, you know— baary- Late Siair Allnrney Florid« tha glll'a drinking, «making and alangy looklng old ebap with white mutton talk. Ketldrncr*. Sanford «nd Stlvnn Ink* chops— I iaw hla picture." Hong Kong! I wondered ti abe --.a)!,, the while I wag feeling happier th an J“f f » r J 5 JCIR*Wt mrTtrp^-hap-^ knew Maatermann. tha chap who had . ANDEW JOHNSON ' pier than I «Tar know people could' Sant me the red pajartns. Wb/, dako bo, you know. I norer thought her It. of course ahe would; for this fal­ ATTORNEY. ATrLAW -b o ld — doth it, no— know It wan Juat low Maatermann was out there on government business, and he and tha her adorahlo, dellcloua, Arcadian altnfrac Ik * « In Sm»* and rdertl Court» plicit/, by Jorat That axplalnad It, governor must be thrown together a M ('• T llu Ik] If it Phrtn* 24(1 Juat aa it explained to me all her good deal. Her mualcal laugh broke In on my other unconTentionallty. "8o now It'a up to you." aha anld. «peculations "But the funniest thing DR R M MASON la, Dicky her name's the same as "and I want to know what’a the an mine ~ awar." DENTIST Her name! By Jove, and until this 7 ha ana war I And how could I give her any an moment. ! had not thought — IVrllMirn Hlix k Phone 01 "Oh. I any." I exclaimed eagerly, awerT No, by Jore. I know Jolly well J couldn't taka advantage of aucb clr- I "yrhat la your namo, anyway’ ' Sanford, 1 loruln • Tha lustrous eyes opened wide. cumatancee—of her nrtleaa conic«a1on; knew darllleh well It wouldn't "Why. you mean to say you don’t knew I was do, you know. Might reproach me In know? Thought you DK. F. C. BOARDMAN named aftor the goyem or And stie s refers to come; and then— and then, named after her«— Frances, from DEN lib I there wan (lllllngn' FTancla. you know—Just the differ­ Ho I Just contented my Rolf with ence In a letter See?" A ll Modern Method» and Appliance» looking up smilingly, hut It was bard— “ Frances!" I murmured lingeringly awfully, awfully hard, dash It—and I O RLAND O F L O R ID A "Bo your name's Frances’ " Juat felt like a Jolly cad—or tool "Yes. and her« Is Frances- odd. Couldn't tell which Isn't It?” —• DR C (i B U T T I assented, but I wished she would CHAPTER VII. drop the other girl— I wasn't Inter DENTIST eated there, except Just because she Confidences. was 4Mîtes* YnwHI llulMlnii This beautiful creature bad pra i i!?r bosom lifted with a algh “ Don't posed to me! SANFORD. FLORIDA you think Frances Is a peach of a By Jore, that'a wbat It amounted to . name?" practically; and now, as she said. It "It'a heavenly!" I whispered "And was up to me. Yet I couldn't say a 1 I'm glad to hear about your friend, word I too " "W ell, wbat must I do about the Her sweet face clouded "Not much other one?" she Instated. .1 of a friend: she don't loat any sleep .JEWELER The question reminded me of the over m e " »he commented gloomily entanglement to which her frank aim "Then there « Hit double rruMitng me pllclty bad confesiiod And she ex­ M> SPECIALTIES with her Influence ever »luce I got pected me. of all others, to tell her hauled up beforo I’ revy at Easter His wbat to do? Hooked up Into tbe ra­ Pirkutd » 11o i<d-i ’ 111111 «-<I Chinn la awfully prissy ” diant, crimsoned face an she bent (¡wham's Sterling Silva» Her tone was almost savage 1 forward slightly, her lips parted, her Roger«’ Plated Ware strained Incredulously after her meanElgin and Waltham Watch«* eyas eager— expectant. Bha was hang­ lfig. ing upon my reply. "Did I understand you to say you 1 coughed slightly. "That question . were brought up before tbe president Is hardly fair, you know,” I said mean­ there at RadcUUef" ingly. “ You see. It hits me rather A U . GOODS GUARANTKKI) "RadcllfTer* Her head shook "N o personally." — Harvard." And I nodded, recalling "O h !” she said. I nodded and tried (ty'hnd her band the affiliation between tbe two Institu­ tions at Cambridge FLOWERS - PLAÑÍS — BULBS aa I looked down Hhe sighed atftl her beautiful laabea "Bo that'a where the shoes pinch drooped sadly. By Jove, I waa so •a !" And she whistled thoughtfully. f r u i t Vraa« and M uraa ry Sta ck And Just then my upward reaching jolly floored I couldn't manage a word hand found bars And yet no. It I knew, of course, that my heart waa couldn't be her band, elthor; It fait brokan, but It didn't matter. 1 loved L. H . T E M P L E like the crash cover of the cushion— her Juat the tame; I should always rough and fibrous. And yet. by Jove, love her; and she had tried to let me Phone 160. Ilth and Oak Ave. It waa a hand, for it gave mine a grip know she loved me better than any WJiat tha Spcoial Offering In Fern* that almost broke my fingers and man she had ever met. Sanford, then dropped them. By the time I deuce did anything elaa matter, anytookeu up, I taw only her little palm i W e would marry and go out on Floral Design* to Order. Florida Testing upward on her knee. « r* nck or aomethlng of that sort, l-aa-ifMf - - It was funny; but I had other things w&ere the falae, polished what-youto think about than puxxlei. caU-lt of civilisation dldn t count, and Bha alghed. “Well, I'm the one th a t. no rude rebuff or aneer of society «an feel for you, Dicky." Hero the algh would ever chill her warm Impulsive­ lifted and her laugh pealed like a ness. Bhe amlled archly. "See here, chime of silver bells "I guess Broth­ er Jack doesn't know as much about Dicky, I thought we were going to tell your affairs as he thlnka, doea he— each other the story of our Uvea. Your eh? Why, he told me you were more turn now; tell me how ahe looks fb you, this girl that edtne at last— afraid of a girl than of a mad dog.” And a slapping grip fell on my there's always the one girl cornea at ehoulder that made me Ungle from last they say, If you wait long bead to foot And yat I wished ahe wouldn’t do that; If she did It again, l should Juat I n my head— L knew 1 should. But here ahe roee, stretched her The almp]f*t,.llffhteet running, fastarms, and dropped Into the wicker eel eutting saw mill ever built— a mill arm-chair, Bha hitched It nearer to j that you can buy at the right price and me. with which you can make big money. "You see, It’a like this." abe begin, assuming a confidential air. "You know my slstar’a up at school at Cam­ Every mill fitted with teincablt rfrttc, bridge, too.** eet - out attachments and adjustable "At Rad cliff e college—yea." I nod­ idler. Improved carriage-backing de­ ded. vice la quick acting and a t*mt tarrr. "Why, yea. Wall, tt’a her room­ Mad«< In all aiLea, portable and sta­ tionary. mate!" We manufacture Engine«, Boilers, "Eh? I don't believe 1— ** I peueed 8h nglr Machine«, Cut-Off Bawa.Wood perplexedly. . bpliltera, el«., aqd do Foundry Work. "That’a right— har room-mate, I leU Write fnr Information and prteaa on isrtU u you I And In n day or two »he's com­ •* (4 jYOU o « n r il "Don't Yeu Think France« la a Peach ing home with Bla for A visit I want Mallary & Taylor Iron Work« ef a R i m e r yon to noma no lp r _ jL_week_*a 4— _ ‘ ~ MAco*', oa. ft #*we* Henry ASK FOR STYLE 2942 "CAMBRIDGE" 9 F o r a m an w h o prefers an O xfo rd that em bodies a great deal of comfort, we would suggest the Cambridge model, especially built for comfort. {JTKis is a splendi<i-lookihg~shoe; mad* of a high grade T a n R ussia Calf, on a medium broad last, with latest toe, semi­ military heel. . •Cj T h is shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. An exclusive dffcZt* feature. T h is, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $ 4 .0 0 <J\V l\y not ionic in and m»pcct om splendid line >I Snow FOR SAUL UY 1). A CA LD W ELL & S< )Nh Sanford, Florida McL TaylorSawJps Sanford, Friday, April 5 G Ü E E g O U M R B I N O E S, I. É H Ü tii^ ^ Ü M I P U E - BIBBER, BETTER wo GRANDER T jjfrg g MAMMOTH MEHflQERlE OF WILD jgg i THE U R O ESTTM O Si ELEPHtHT IH Tj j j g f j 10 THRILLING DARE-DE V IL jC g j ■ROYAL ROMAN HIPPOPggjE n o o PBO PiJL • - » hi uo«J55 100 Leapcre, Acrobats snJ A,rU . .^«k 20 Funny Clown«. 100 O B A N 11 ... FREE STREET PAMOl ,T A~**' — 2 BIC ¿A It’s all in the Taylor Feed . it. n I•>i t UNIFOaBt* C0«CEIT»!!5 BxcurBlb«»*** All Uoft* " __ T r a v « L ^ nro pent' * SHOES OlW»; RAIN O R *«8* rag»** i r H S - i.'i, / �U lf SANfOKD MfHALI) CART C A N D ID A T E FOR STATE ATTORNEY even (From |he KlBshuiut**. (Florida) Valley Gazette) 'When the (^ount" of Osreola wan i*reate«l. tin* late .hdm Milton Hrytm was tin* senator Imt at tin* next election Orange ('minty furnished tin* senator and I M Hammond was d i r t •si. Me was succeeded four years Inter l»y M. K Mark*» of Orange County giving that County the senator for eight years Mr Mamlnond was surtreth*d hy C A Carson, of Kissimmee who served for eight years and he was in turn suereeded hy Louts ( Massey, of Orlando, wlio has just completed his service for eight years Then clearly, if precedent is it» Is* observed it is Osceola's time to have the senator again and in presenting tin* name of Arthur I Done gall, tile people of this county feci that they can assure the |**op|e of Orange County of a re presentntive in the Stair* Senate in every way the erpml of any of those who have preceded him in service in that distinguished body In su ran ce Agents SANFORD. FLORIDA Prominent Party Mere It.m a llrucham. camlUlmr fm rangr«-»»rnnii-a(-large. ami W I Jhiiii-s n« *>ciiito editor of the Reporter-Star. of Of iainin. were here several hour» yeatertluy They were enroute to the East Coast in Mr lleacham'a big touring car, andeipect to campaign tome before returning to Or­ lando. This w oi Mr. Jainc»' first visit to Sanford nnd he had to be piloted ncro»» tlie »irret by a traffic policeman ro |>rc*oni being run down by the street cars Election Proclamation *«"f«rd. r ia flik - Three fnuithk ni lia- kind » .1 p il«I klu .1 ktmll be p a> ahlr hi pruprtty cllh ei real or ¡«-rio n .iltfi n juti valuation In te flin t tiv d ir Inani of illreclnr* at a m erlin « lo l>e railed for that purpoae. and onr tonfili d iali te iiayaM r In lawful itiiiury of Ihr I'nl In i Si « i r » al Ih» rail of lit» t»>ard of director» IV Thr Irm i lor » h a ll Ihr • hall le | e f pr I il «I • rl - »r n11•.»I I» III • klkt th r hlghr»t amount ot lialidil) In which Ihr aw i»ration ran «1 nn> mnr »uhirct ilarll «hall le : la acrordanoe with tha onlinaocr* of the CUy of » W - n i i I hereby call a iperial »lection to te held on Tueaday Ibe tSth day of Aphi 19)2, at th» n ithall for the parpoaaaf atrctlog a Treasurer and 120.00.100 VII Thr namr and rraalrnrr » ( ihr %ntiarrlterk and thr amoonl of capital alia k »uhacrlleil Ire rarh orr i) McKinnon W ln tri Garden Florida s lit * ( 00 ) harrt rah* Frank. Tim Keene, and " D. Dunn Inspector», and E E Brady rtrrk. (W M McKinnon Wlnirr liarden FI.Mkt» ( 30 ) Share* ^••Id election Il L t*ei kina. Son (uni Florida Im l l i l l Share» . (J W SCF.NCEK j S MrKrrule. Sanford. I lorwta. F ifi» I >0 ] Shan-» ToTri 60-4tc Matoa IN WITNESS W ltE RE O I w* h a«e h riru n lo tel hand* nnd »ea l» Ih l» 25ih «J»t of Mar h A tl Nolle« of Intention to Apply for Let I our IH|2 t* McKinnon, lu »i ten Patent. W M. McKinnon [ u a l I S McKenrlr l«r »i Rvtlca ia haraby given that tbe undersigned wit It I. IVrklnt (•»«. VVly 10 the (kivecnor of tha State of Florida, a TaUahaaaaa. an the Second d a f of May A D. 1912 STATF OF FLORIDA. *s or Otxw-r J yiOE'ÜND M T Ä f i YL u me' M Ca*wn Be It rrmrinlered that ml thr 23thduy of March. ><n>tag propoaeil charte», tba original ut which i A. D IUI2. letore rne tersonall» aptearnt I) Mc­ Kinnon and W. M McKinnon, who I am »nti»nr<l are two of the individual« deacriled in and who r> |ecuted (be foregoing propoard chatterand acknowlm â i H â t - ,kUTw” ,rNtn,h d‘ r ° : edged that thay stgnad and ciecuteil the h i m for i the u»r» and purpoaea therein eipre»»e«l - WITNl^SS m f nand and ofllcial »eal ai Winter Garden, tn ihe County and State a(orr«aid on the day and year lait ataiva wrtttrn C. T. Svira. taoTAUxt ) Notary Public, r u ti My io m m l» » i«n » ip lr e » May I 2lh 1912 r l «Vv« vVVvvvr S NORTH A ll W ork R e c e iv e s M y I’ em on n l A tt e n tio n and host etTorts Marcli l l ' i la iti<* Iniit day ■■( ulir llrst •iniirlrf All .lemons who have not done in, will (ill-ii»e |«i> llicif annilnry lax tiy llie ¿'ith and lima avoid untircrssiiry irnulilr in all enneerurd W C W il l i a m s o n . Snnilury ln«|erlor T H IS W ORTH EAST | Atlantic Coast Line elione 23 Uppoaitr City Hull dotier rn lW in i» tn \m i t i n t l i » • e*sI s li u ll I*** .i r re « ta ) r M i. v N r P r e i ( t lr n < V r rrtn r) T r r N i u r r r s r it l t* l^ » * irtl L o u r I lir r » t i. fs T h r offt< r a *if m *< t r i n h .»rn1 t r f * a t i f r f i f It « h u ll «1rr|n » *» f «.|yte s t i r *•> t h r l« m 't l o f i l l r r C l u / t llin » »r h r M G) » fir «111». l«*-f*«-l. T».# r u ii n h r r o f I«* • h f i n t f r i l f r o m t o o * ft» t i i n r h y th e h> I f i w t . I^ J « a t Mo t im e » h a ll ( h r u n f it t«*r I-* l r » • » h i l l t h f r r * o r m w r t h a n Tf»r ufTW**r* (■• I lunri» nfinunll) l»> (fir aft« k hohlrrg 41 tfirir annual in e^ tin ffti hchl «hi (hr first Wrtlxi'-*^i> aftrr (hr Ant Mun«Ia> in June of i^£TTh 2 I each and » r a r Until tha H«vt»on |o fir hrhj I. lor the , ^ V ^ . V v K i n r k d o , aftri .hr H ot MuiSda, of jn n r A I) r e l 2 I) Mi Klnnon «hall he Prr»idcnt W M McKinnon »hall te Vice President. I) I. lYrkink (hall le Secretary J S M cK »n ilr »hall te T fra m rrf and t> MrKiiinon. W M McKinnon. II l „ Perkin» «ml I S McKrnrie »hall l e ihr Hoard o( Director». ^^ Mayar*» O fflc « , ^ U m m m r i i i u m l r i f «vv . h u ll'I - • n i , I (,•••■ • i* i..l J • ! ' .......... h i . I. in I« . I t . nt« »I m l. . I » • I l h i l l i r i c i , ' n " * M i« i l • .il I li<i. « i v a lu r i.f O u r l l i i l i i l f i r l in n m i . i H i l l n n « f u t i 5tl- lie ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS COUPON 35 CENTS «5 For Information. Rates and Reservations see near«5 est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write ;J A . W . FR ITO T, D. P. Agent 13« West Bay Si. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA I ^ssSvSaFJ * ^ L I V E R Y , F E E D and urr 01s,*tr° H i r n s t s and Wagon* Blacksmlthlng and Horaaahoalng H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t a n d E x c h a n g e d V'e * HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING orators, hereby aaao STATE UF rU )R ID A.| s s Contre or O r i « , I Be It rrmrmhered that on the 2Hlh day of Mnrth. A. IL I 9 I Î before me lerwaially apikam f B I. (vrk in i and J. S McKemie. who t am satMAed are two uf Ihr Individuali dryer lied in and who execu­ ted Ihr foregoing pro(»i»rd charter and arknOwbd ation shall be. SANFORD »n l they »Ignrd and ricco Ini Ihe tame lor the Iwar COMPANY, and It. prln i. « n i herein e»prr»»«it WITNESS my hand andidhoal »eat at Sontord. In the County and State aforeaatd, the day and year lart ahervr written -----' Il E. Tucaa. Inoram Ll • Notary Public, my ownmlysion ex1 I caL ) Pire« Oc« 7tb, IBM. • —»— c. , , .* j 90.Tuaa.4-tc « r-TT*we of forming tbe law» of tha Stair adopt Ihe following The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs and Graphophones. Prices Easy Payments Block �(Ü PO kT IN Q G O SSIP The RoDina College bate ball teen were in town Monday and defeated the 'local team In a doae and hard fought game by a acara of 3 to 1. and it waa only after the laat man waa out In the ninth Inning the Rolllna team waa aure that they had won a ball game. Thia ao called college baae ball la a lobe. You would Imagine a college aa larde aa Rolllna would be able to dig up nine ball playera from their undent body and would not have ¡to rely on outalde talent When the Rolllna team took the field we found "Del" Mason. a professional coach and daaa A pitcher on the firing line; Valden, the ‘Tin Soldier** of Fort Dade and Orlando fame at abort; Pike, formerly a catcher for Orlando behind the bat and Lee. the beat outfielder Orlando had laat eeaaon In left garden. Tbeee are the achool boya we recognized and It la poaalble there were olhera in the same daaa that got by ua. It’a more than like­ ly they had one or more Rolllna men on tbo team to prove an allbL There la little to aay about the game aa It waa elmfgy a straight, dean, buaincaelike affalr-ylth do particular feature*. ~ Wallace pitch*! a faultleaa game, al­ lowing only four hite and na baae* on ball* and the balance of the team fielded behind him in big league atyle. though the baae running waa very much of the “rock me to aleep** variety. Sanford loet eeveral good chance* to win by loat opportunitie* on baae«. The only dlaappointlng port of the afternoon waa the attendance and It'a up to the fan* to do better When Klaaimmee come* up Thursday. They came through with a hurae ahoe win laat week and we’ll prove It. Come out end be In on the kill Woodland Park Note* The picnic given by Mtaa Reaeoner for the Paola ichooi waa held at Woodland Park Saturday, and a nicer day could not have been naked for. Tbo Boy Scout* Troupe No. 1, under the leadership of Rev. Waldron, also came for their usual swim. Those boya simply bate to reave the pool long enough to eat dinner. To aay that everybody enjoyed them*«lve» would b« putting it mildly. SPRING > L lg h ta n d Cool New and Pretty # — - — ; p. ;. Veils Marquisetts Flaxons Dimities Crepes Batistes Ivic. — “ •* -■ ■--- - » _l * « • V . - • ; ' • « • ■ • -~ —! N Ready-Made Waists Without Collars. Dresses Made of Zephyrs, Lawns, Ready - Made- Ginghams, Etc. Wash Skirts Made of Linen. Wide Stripe Piques. Auto Coats for Ladies Made of Linen Crash. Shopping Here is Pleasant, Profitable Buying >Here Means Sunday being reeular park day. and also a beautiful day. It la but natural that a good many people came. A number of people waited at the city dock, but could get no launch to bring them. You will have to make arrangement* early nezt Sunday to get transportation. Better club together and engage a launch in advance. A sailboat came Sunday which made the trip in 55 minute*. The Boy Scouts In­ tend to have a row-boat soon and will make the trip that woy. getting training In rowing and handling the boat. A good Idea. The Railroad crew made a beginning at that long-promised crossing last week and promised to have It in in lime for the Pa­ ola School pic-nic; but left the work unfin­ Costa to Teed a Circus— rtephonta and ished. to do another lob elsewhere 'Morse* a D rawing Card This Is a great land of (fake) promises. The excellent parade ia a guarantee W oodsman that the ahow Is all Hght The menag­ erie part of the show la one of the best Distinguished Visitor Merc extant, and from tbo variety of ita ex­ Baron (Hear Van Loo and Leopold Van hibits ia Instructive and interesting alike Archer of Ghent, Belgium, were In the to adulta and children. city yesterday looking over the Celery The animals are all interesting to look Delta. upon. The elephants end the monkey« They were accompanied by Ernest 11. are on deck to beg for peanutt and pop­ Every, manager of the Fellaraere Farms corn- The ponies are a delight to the Co., and are interested in the coloniza­ children, and It ia often noticed that tion of Florida lands for Belgium farmers. many of the older people become en­ Since Sanford represents the real vege­ thusiastic to the play, simply because it table center of the South it was necessary ia ao pleasing to the children. for the party to come here In order to This show will leave a lot of money in see real vegetables grown for the northern town, paying out enormous sums as it markets. does for supplies. The question of meat The distinguished gentlemen were great­ alone is quite an item. Each lion eat* ly impressed with all that they saw In 60 pounds of meat a day, and each tiger the famous celery delta and their trip 30 pounds; other cat animals eat from 12 here will probably mean the purchaie to 18 pound*. “Ding Dong." the largest of land at Fellsmere or Celery City elephant in the world, apd which weighs or some other lands that are “Just ea 10,000 pounds, ia «sting all the time. good aa Sanford” but have never made Any one who hoi an opportunity of good yet teaming something about the supplies N ------------------purchased for a large show know* that tally Green Beans they include two entire beeves dally, H. Mendenhall will take the medal this hundreds of loaves of bread, nearly 20 j f X for early string beans and expect* bushels of potatoes, 150 pounds of steak to begin shipping this week which is ex­ and stew meat. 25 pounds of butter, 30 tra early. A. E. Brown also has a fine gollona of milk, dried fruit and canned piece In beans and will ship at the same goods to Jhi value of 650 each day. In time. Three are about the earlleat bean* addition to this there la consumed large on record end will bring e good price. quantities of eggs, poultry, fish, vege­ tables. etc. For the horses there are .Card o f Thank* provided oats, bay, straw, bran, corn. etc. To all the friend* whose sympathy and One of the moat commendable features services were ao kindly tendered in our of the Groat Sanger Shows 1* the gentle­ hour of bereavement we desire to extend manly cooduct of every one connected iL This la a subject of much comment •inocte thank*. Mm W. tL Evans, In almost ovary plot» thia big ahow and FAMU.T, hlbita. *'T « - Spending Pastime. Money Ri g h t . N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY First S treet SANGER’S EUROPEAN SHOWS . Sanford, Florida There will be special ezeuaion rates on all the railroads. Don't forget the date. Sanford Friday April 5th Weather Report Local rains tonight or Wednesday morn­ ing followed by fair cooler north portion tonight and north east and central porUbn Wednesday. fia s c a i WELL DRIVING No Fluctuations in Earnings Here You can bank on 4 per cent. IN TE R E S i • pounded quarterly on your Saving* ¿»d *imf Deposits. Artesian Wells of Every Description Make Your Money Work W e Arc the O NLY BANK IN THIS COM. M U N ITY paying INTEREST ON SAVINGS. DEPOSITS. Satisfaction Guaranteed B y Expert Workmen YOUR DEPOSITS ARE ABSOtllEELY INSURED. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Orden Ttkei at HILL M. M. SMITH, President . H. R. S T E V E N S V.Pr* «r H. E. TOI«(R, Coakiez LUMBER CO. — or — B ILL H AR D W AR E CO. Subscribe for The Herald and WMMMAMWMM get all theNews worth Reading *i ■ �P u b lis h e d S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and F rid a y SAN FO R D H E R A L D I S S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Numktr II SANFORD, 1 NEWS O F . THE W ORLD ; F LO R ID A . F R I D A Y , A P R I L S, ISIS E n te rta in m e n t For Playground A ss o c ia tio n Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Source«» H A PPE N IN G S DURING l i l t One of the biggest cargoes of spirits of turpentine that has ever been brought to Pensacola by river craft arrived there a few days ago from Cboctawhstehee river on the schooner Magnolia. The Plant City Courier says that the strawberry season of 1912 is practically over. During tlie past week 37,151 quarts of berries were shipped. Except for reiteration of ihrir belief that they are close upon Siilnn Allen and Wesley Edwards, the two remaining mein bers of the Allen gong yet at liberty, tin detectives, who were so •niniuini- yrMer day morning that the two men w ould be captured before nightfall of yenirnlu». hud nothing to say before stnnimt for the lull« liaalfcditllf *-* - l«ta ____ e » . a .trr^m_■‘ •; President Tuft today sent to Congress bu second message of the present year on economy and efficiency in the govern­ ment service. He recommended the jki»•age of legislation designed to save more than $11,000,000 annually to the i>eople of the United States. Probably his two most striking Droposals were that the lo­ cal government ofllcea In the treuaury. postolfice. Justice, interior ond commerce and labor departments be placed in the classified service be consolidated with the lighthouse service in the department of commerce and labor. It has been discovered up in Macon. C s. that water runs from six cents pet thousand gallons for big consumers to thirty cents per thousand gallons for small onsumers. To charge the poor man five times as much as is charged the rich man I* questionable, but If it is true, as charg­ ed. that tlx cents does not cover the ac­ tual cost of furnishitlg the water the dif­ ference must be rpsde up in sum? way FLORIDA An Epitome of the Week's Most Im­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. Mrs. •Zee Runge McKee, who shut her young friend. Allan Garland, to death in her home etOpelosas, La . September Inst was to-day acquitted by a jury of the charge of manslaughter. The jury stood eleven for acquittal and one for cntivie lion as charged. Detective Baldwin, head of the detec­ tive agency whose men have been hunt­ ing the Allen outlaws ever since the trag­ edy ut the llUlavillu court house three «rck i ago today, states that u rumor has readied him that Sidna A (Jen and Wesley Edwards were killed near Volunteer s Cup. bit that he has been unable to secure a confirmation of the story AROUND CUUED FROM THE STATE PRESS Mere the Reeders Will find .» Uriel Historical Sprint flowing Tor Hurried Readers . Milwaukee citizens In Tuesday* city «•iection tepudiated the socialistic^idtninistration which luis hail charge uf the city's iilTnlrs the past two years Emil Seidel, the socialist mayor, wus defeated by ap­ proximately 15,000 votes out of n total of nearly 75,000. Dr. 0. A Bailing, the non­ partisan candidate, wat elected mnyur. The Socialists ulao Inst control of the city council, electing titst. seven oul uf a totnl of thirty-three. A LL The General News of The Lano of Flowers. W IO ThepIticF* fnnst' sirtorSlv' affected t.>the Mississipifi river flood am Hickumii. K y ; Memphis. Ten».; Nnw Madrid. Mo.; Columbus. Ky Total lives lost -I Total damuge to date, estimated nt f 1.000.0011 Number driven from homos. H.OOi) to 0,000 Volume of water is six to ten feet above danger line between Cairo. III. mid Ark Jutas City. Ark. The crest of the Hood possibly will be reached in the district «(fected between April It and A(>riI 1H V a li Twenty-five crates of beans were ship­ ped from Plant City Thursday, for which the grower received $2.50 per crats. The shipping of early potatoes will soon com­ mence A lasgjTbr[ck Jjotel building Is (o~b* ar­ ia the near future. — . - Hit* Committee of the Civic Department of the Welnkn Club will give nn entertainment at the Imperial Theater on next. Friday night. April 12th Ha re will he a regular program of moving pictures, and also 50 slides depicting the children of the various cities enjoyin.4 the Ixmefits of the playgrounds that have been established by the Play Ground Association of America llus movement is Itccommg world wide, and is not confined to the larger cities by any means In Sanford for instance, a public playground provider! by the city, fitted up with every form of amusement, and presid­ ed over by an able instructor, would be of inestimable value to the parents who are coniine I by the narrow ots of the heart of the city, and have no suitable place for the children to indulge in the harmless amuse­ ments of childhood. Come out next Friday night! See the pictures' and help the Welnkn Club in their edorls toward civic re dnn C t h e Wednesday Club NI VY B i l l DINGS I OR SAM Olii) A young white mun named Evans, em­ ployed by the Rodman Lumber Company, ns a laborer, wus run over by o log loco­ motive nt Rodman Wednesday ufternooo with the result that his right leg was so badly crushed that It had to be amputated below the knee. The other limb is fear­ fully luceroted and the bone shattered, uiul Dr E. W. Warren, of Pulalka., who l»erformed the operation ond who Is atten­ i Melaka Club Notes ding the unfortunate mnn, is almost posi­ On lueadoy afternoon was held (he tive that it. too. will have to be taken of! regular business meeting of the YVcluka 1 The proposed supreme court building at Club The new president Mrs. J. W. Tallahassee is to be a handsome structure Dickens 0 |>ened the meeting with her which will be an ornament to the city and address of acceptance of the office and should be the pride of all Floridians outlined the work of the new year. The County Commissioners of Pinellas ooun keynote of tins was ''loyalty." She ty in session yesterday In Clearwater athought that periwig the members do nol doptrd a resolution calling for a bond Is­ give sufficient wright to the true mean­ sue of $370,000. Of this amount $300,000 ing of this word, or perhaps we do not think it necessary to apply It lo club is to be used for good roads in various [»arts of the county ond tbe $70,000 will life, nnd if we can not be loyal III our be used in the erection of a Jail and court tiipi«irt. let us nt least have the loyalty bouse. of silence. She also asked that we strict­ ly observe club days, for it w nol only * A paity of Miami citizens have just re­ discotrtf'ous to the hostess hut so dis­ turned home after n history-making pleas- ' couraging. In closing she said. "You see ure trip by motor-boat from the Atlantic, how much there Is to be done and bow through the Everglades, to the Gulf coast urgent it is to j>e up and doing, so once This is the first host to make the trip more your president asks for heurty co­ through tlie canals from ocean to gulf. Die Wednesday ("lull field their rrgulur meeting ut the residence of Mrs Henry Building Operations Will lo tu l $15. Wight. Wednesday afternoon OOO Tor Week The minutes **e.re read by the secretary Sanford rx|H*cis lo build some new Mrs. S O. Chiise. after which the com­ structures if the record at the City Clerk's muter nf live, who were ii|i|s>iiited some oilier is nny criterion me ngo to ascertain from the members Clerk 1-ovcll this week issued building of tlie clnb their preference of n subject permits for over $15000 worth of new for the next yrnrs study, made their rrbuildings. p>rt lliroogli the ¡secretary who is also u Following u tlie list member of the committee One one story brick block size 103 feet Idle |irogruin for the afternoon, wus front hv 115 feet long on Sanford avenue, h i m in l> i i v i c tii|ni-« M r« Forrest l-akr ow n er II L Duhnrt. cost $11000 g .ife A Uriel Resume of the Conditions One two stcay frame building on Mag­ which have led up to the Question of nolia avenue Tost $2.100 for Jack Adams Gin»id K-'form in the lust legislature, One two story frame building on Oak and Keusona for the Governor's Veto of avenue for Mrs. Alice Messenger, cost the Measure thnl woa Passes) by Them." $-4150. Mrs. Henry Wight, gnve n very clear Contractor G. B. Pope tins the contract mid comprehensive account of n visit | for all of these buildings and will begin which she made in com|mny with a operation nnd harmony, so thnt we can operations at once. friend from Jacksonville, to I lie Re­ in very truth live up to our club motto Birthday Party formatory at Mnrinnnn Inst week and "Be not situ|>4y good hut good for Mr and Mrs N J Perkins celebrated something" This addrrts was full 0/ Mrs Geo II Fernald. rend a letter Iruni ttie siifN-riiiteudeiil of the Reform School the llfih birthday of their daughter. Ethel energy nod eiithosinm nnd every memat Louisville Kentucky, which was written Goodw'in. rtiurwluy afternoon, nt their ! i*., nol lost something. With in reply tn u request for information on residence on Mngnoliu avenue. A num­ this start we ought to do wondrrs this the conduct of the school liy a member ber of the neighbor flood friends of the year. of the legislation committee of the Stute little girl, were invited to enjoy the The treasurer was Instructed to send Federation. Mrs. E. A. Philips, read a auspicious pccaslon with the little hostess. a check of $5.00 to the Sanford Hospital Mrs. Perkins was assisted in caring Association. fine article oil "How to Make Men out of for and entertaining the little guests by Prisoners." A very interesting and ear­ Mrs. Dickens of the Playground day nest discussion of the topics touched up­ her sisters. Misses Emma and Estelle asked the club to Join her In giving on on followed thill of the Stale Reformatory Beard, who amused the little folks with eniertuinment -at the lin|»erlal Theatre various games, until the delicious re­ on Friday evening' April 12th. The Play­ especially interested the club It was moved und seconded that the freshments were served. The color scheme ground Association of New York has Sanford Wednesday Club, espouse the in the decorations was red nnd while. loaned fifty slides of the work that is cause of the inmates of -tho reformatory The beautiful birthday cake was the being carried on in (his country. The using their influence and efforts, and cciltcr of attraction, with its live little entertainment will consist of theae slides, their behalf in trying to make the physical, lighted candles. The pretty place cards three reels of moving pictures, music and mental, moral nnd spiritual uplift of those were decorated witli rabbits The child­ other features. One-third of the proceeds young criminals. Who nro the wnrds of ren were delighted with the cut«! downy will be given for civic work in this town. the state, n Manch of their civic work, ns little chickens, peeping out of their The committee oskes the help and interest a club und also us a member of the State shells, which were placed by their plates. of ull the members In making this a suc­ Ice cream, cake, candy and peanuts were cess. Federation. The following chairman of the different After an announcement l»y Miss Mell served. Little Miss Perkins guests were Wljitner. from the Wclnku Club of a bene­ Jean Maxwell, Deilir Householder. Helen deportments for now years work were fit to be given for the club assisted by Gonzales, Theodora Miller, Esther Miller, appointed: Art and Literature Miss the New York City Playground Asso­ Wnlter Brakcfleld. Joe Caldwell. Albert Kcelor; Civic, Mrs. Lake; Household Econ­ ciation. at the Imperal Friday evening, Connelly. Junior. Dutton. Christie Sum­ omic. Mrs. Kcelor, Social, Mrs. Pulestun, _____ . April 12th. and one or two. mlnpr an­ mers. Music Mrs. Brady; Programo Mrs. Geo. nouncements the club adjourned. Fox Jr. Helping Hand Society The following house committee were The Helping Hand Society of the Bap­ rrom Lake County appointed: April 9th, Social. Mrs. Fatjo tist church held their regular meeting at Hon. J. G. Hatcher, from Grovelond. and Hon. T. B. Lanier, of Tnvnres, were the home of the Misses Mtllen Tuesday and Mist Bowler April IGth, Music, MrsIn the city on Wednesday. ,Mr. Hotcher evening Jhe mission study class was Molly and Mias Alice Whltner; April 23rd. Isa prominent business man of Lake cAin- conducted by Mrs. E. E. Cox after which Social, Mrs. Smith and Miss1Hand; April ty and also has large interests In adjoin­ the members and their invited guests en­ 30th, Audlbay Day, Mrs. Higgins and Miss joyed a very pleasant oocial hour to­ Frank. MpL Lake the hostess for AprlL ing counties. Another Aviator Killed Col. P. Rodger* one of the moat noted ■viators of the time wax killed on Wedoe»d*y at Long Beach. California hii machine taking a sudden plunge to earth • nd pinning Rodgers beneath the engine. Rodger* was giving an exhibition flight, and had done aome fancy air »tunu. He was making what was to b*ve been Ike last ascension of the day. •nd was preparing to fly back to the pter at Long Beach,' when suddenly his machine was seen to dip and Rodgers “ •king frantic efforts to right .It. Ho •»«Id not altar the course of the machine ■od It plunged Into the shallow .woter c*0*® to shore. The weight of the motor •»as on his body when those whb plunged Into the turf to save him reoched the Wrtck- Ho died before be could be taken ‘o • hospitaL Rodgers was i noted aviator. He flew •wooa the continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific tome months ago. He wag He ie n candidate for the Legislature killed within 500 feet of the place where be landed on completion of hiss croms- from Lake, and has n good chance of go­ ing to Tallahassee. «ntlnent flight December 50. 1911. Mr. Lanier Is manager of the Tavares Br. Forster come In Wednesday night Operi House and expecta to put on that •pd retomad Thursday to The Shelter *t- ^rtsl pla> "So polio for clean Politics" in «• w Sootm.. Fn-55-tf • ir k wooks. gether entertained by music, games and a very interesting und romantic cake contest. Severul parties were successful in giving the correct names a* the d if­ ferent cakes, the names of which were used to make up the pretty love story. About twsnty-flvt wars present. Largo i* to have a canning factory. The site has been settled on and building op­ erations will begin In about ten days The Woman's dub uf Ocala has pub­ lished a handsome booklet under the title of Woman's Club Easter Edition, which Is n credit to the Indies and to the city. Its thirty-six pages are crowded with artistic advertisements and Illustrations of attrac­ tive buildings Bryan Is Here Not the William Jennings Bryan but a man who It equally as popular and who has done as much nnd more for the State (hun the Great Commoner could ever do. Cupt. J. A. Ilrjrnn is no stranger In Sanford or In the south and for many years has been actively engaged In business enter­ prises, as a river captain In the phosphate business of the government employ and fin-* ally In the piano business where be stuck his gait and has probably sold more pianos than any other salesman In the south. Capt. Bryan Is president of (ha J. A. Bryan Plano Co., o f' Jacksonville and wishing to put on a great bargain sale in Sanford came here to personally take charge and help hia Sanford friends to a good piano. This big bargain sale of fTne pianos will commence today and will be held in the Stone-Gove block next door to Abernathy's furniture store. In order to fully convince the people that he has the best piano. Capt. Brykh will demonstrate the piano# for ten days and (hen put on the sale. Read the ad­ vertisement in this Issue of Tbe Herald. Two Mata Meeting» for Wednesday Every man In Sanford la urged to be out et tlie Rally for Men at the Methodist church next week Wednesday night. Tbe meeting la a union of all the churches of the city and Is In charge of the Men end Religion Forward Movement of Sanford. It Is Intended to prepare the way for tbs four day Rally that Is to open the ing Sunday. Good local speaker# will , P ress R eporter. provided for the occasion. There will be a similar meeting,for tbs Presbyterian Church . women of the city at the Congregational There will be Communion Service at the church at the some hour. 7.30 next Wed­ Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. nesday night. No one who believes In Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach morning better things for Sanford can afford to b* and evening. All a n cordially Invited. absent from these tn—tings.. ■**?; :; -V. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 02, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4510ef2d52fe1d6376a0ed386240cbd.pdf efcf5ec6b0cd9f15888a0f226d28b50a PDF Text Text (Ü P O k T IN Q G O S S IP The RoDina College bate ball te e n were in town Monday and defeated the 'local team In a doae and hard fought game by a acara of 3 to 1. and it waa only after the laat man waa out In the ninth Inning the Rolllna team waa aure that they had won a ball game. Thia ao called college baae ball la a lobe. You would Imagine a college aa larde aa Rolllna would be able to dig up nine ball playera from their undent body and would not have ¡to rely on outalde talen t When the Rolllna team took the field we found "Del" Mason. a professional coach and daaa A pitcher on the firing line; Valden, the ‘T in Soldier** of Fort Dade and Orlando fame at abort; Pike, formerly a catcher for Orlando behind the bat and Lee. the beat outfielder Orlando had laat eeaaon In left garden. Tbeee are the achool boya we recognized and It la poaalble there were olhera in the same daaa that got by ua. It’a more than like­ ly they had one or more Rolllna men on tbo team to prove an allbL There la little to aay about the game aa It waa elmfgy a straight, dean, buaincaelike affalr-ylth do particular feature*. ~ Wallace pitch*! a faultleaa game, al­ lowing only four hite and na baae* on ball* and the balance of the team fielded behind him in big league atyle. though the baae running waa very much of the “rock me to aleep** variety. Sanford loet eeveral good chance* to win by loat opportunitie* on baae«. The only dlaappointlng port of the afternoon waa the attendance and It'a up to the fan* to do better When Klaaimmee come* up Thursday. They came through with a hurae ahoe win laat week and we’ll prove It. Come out end be In on the kill Woodland Park Note* SPRING > Llghtand Cool New and Pretty Veils Marquisetts Flaxons Dimities « Crepes Batistes Ivic. — _l * « • V. - • ; ' • # — p. ;. — ; - » —! “-- •* • ■ • -~ -■■ N Ready-Made Waists Without Collars. Ready - MadeDresses Made of Zephyrs, Lawns, Ginghams, Etc. Wash Skirts Made of Linen. Wide Stripe Piques. Auto Coats for Ladies Made of Linen Crash. The picnic given by Mtaa Reaeoner for the Paola ichooi waa held at Woodland Park Saturday, and a nicer day could not have been naked for. Tbo Boy Scout* Troupe No. 1, under the leadership of Rev. Waldron, also came for their usual swim. Those boya simply bate to reave the pool long enough to eat dinner. To aay that everybody enjoyed them*«lve» would b« putting it mildly. Sunday being reeular park day. and also a beautiful day. It la but natural that a good many people came. A number of people waited at the city dock, but could get no launch to bring them. You will have to make arrangement* early nezt Sunday to get transportation. Better club together and engage a launch in advance. A sailboat came Sunday which made the trip in 55 minute*. The Boy Scouts In­ tend to have a row-boat soon and will make the trip that woy. getting training In rowing and handling the boat. A good Idea. The Railroad crew made a beginning at SANGER’S EUROPEAN SHOWS . that long-promised crossing last week and promised to have It in in lime for the Pa­ ola School pic-nic; but left the work unfin­ Costa to Teed a Circus— rtephonta and ished. to do another lob elsewhere 'Morse* a Drawing Card This Is a great land of (fake) promises. The excellent parade ia a guarantee W oodsman that the ahow Is all Hght The menag­ erie part of the show la one of the best Distinguished Visitor Merc extant, and from tbo variety of ita ex­ Baron (Hear Van Loo and Leopold Van hibits ia Instructive and interesting alike Archer of Ghent, Belgium, were In the to adulta and children. city yesterday looking over the Celery The animals are all interesting to look Delta. upon. The elephants end the monkey« They were accompanied by Ernest 11. are on deck to beg for peanutt and pop­ Every, manager of the Fellaraere Farms corn- The ponies are a delight to the Co., and are interested in the coloniza­ children, and It ia often noticed that tion of Florida lands for Belgium farmers. many of the older people become en­ Since Sanford represents the real vege­ thusiastic to the play, simply because it table center of the South it was necessary ia ao pleasing to the children. for the party to come here In order to This show will leave a lot of money in see real vegetables grown for the northern town, paying out enormous sums as it markets. does for supplies. The question of meat The distinguished gentlemen were great­ alone is quite an item. Each lion eat* ly impressed with all that they saw In 60 pounds of meat a day, and each tiger the famous celery delta and their trip 30 pounds; other cat animals eat from 12 here will probably mean the purchaie to 18 pound*. “Ding Dong." the largest of land at Fellsmere or Celery City elephant in the world, apd which weighs or some other lands that are “Just ea 10,000 pounds, ia «sting all the time. good aa Sanford” but have never made Any one who hoi an opportunity of good yet teaming something about the supplies N -------------------purchased for a large show know* that ta lly Green Beans they include two entire beeves dally, H. Mendenhall will take the medal this hundreds of loaves of bread, nearly 20 j f X for early string beans and expect* bushels of potatoes, 150 pounds of steak to begin shipping this week which is ex­ and stew meat. 25 pounds of butter, 30 tra early. A. E. Brown also has a fine gollona of milk, dried fruit and canned piece In beans and will ship at the same goods to J h i value of 650 each day. In time. Three are about the earlleat bean* addition to this there la consumed large on record end will bring e good price. quantities of eggs, poultry, fish, vege­ tables. etc. For the horses there are .Card o f Thank* provided oats, bay, straw, bran, corn. etc. To all the friend* whose sympathy and One of the moat commendable features services were ao kindly tendered in our of the Groat Sanger Shows 1* the gentle­ hour of bereavement we desire to extend manly cooduct of every one connected iL This la a subject of much comment •inocte thank*. Mm W. tL E vans, In almost ovary plot» thia big ahow and FAMU.T, hlbita. « *'T - Shopping Here is Pleasant, Profitable Buying >Here Means Spending Pastime. Money Ri g h t . N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY First S treet Sanford, F lo r id a There will be special ezeuaion rates on all the railroads. Don't forget the date. Sanford Friday April 5th W eather Report Local rains tonight or Wednesday morn­ ing followed by fair cooler north portion tonight and north east and central porUbn Wednesday. f ia s c a i WELL DRIVING No Fluctuations in Earnings Here You can bank on 4 per cent. IN T E R E S i • pounded quarterly on your Saving* ¿»d *imf Deposits. Artesian Wells of Every Description Make Your Money Work We Arc the ONLY BANK IN THIS COM. MUNITY paying INTEREST ON S A V IN G S . DEPOSITS. Satisfaction Guaranteed B y Expert Workmen YOUR DEPO SITS ARE ABSOtllEELY INSURED. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Orden Ttkei at M. M. SM ITH, President . H. R. S T E V E N S V.Pr* «r H. E. T O I«(R , Coakiez H I L L LUMBER CO. — or — BILL HARDWARE CO. Subscribe for The WMMMAMWMM H e ra ld and get all theNews worth Reading *i ■ �Published S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y and F r id a y SA N FO R D H E R A L D I S S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Num ktr I I SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A . 1 F R I D A Y , A P R I L S, I S I S V ali NEWS OF. THE ; WORLD E n terta in m en t For Playground A sso c ia tio n ALL AROUND FLORIDA Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Source«» The General News of The Lano of Flowers. HAPPENINGS DURING l i l t W I O CUUED FROM THE STATE PR ESS Mere the Reeders Will find .» Uriel Historical Sprint flow ing Tor Hurried Readers Mrs. • Zee Runge McKee, who shut her young friend. Allan Garland, to death in her home etOpelosas, La . September Inst was to-day acquitted by a jury of the charge of manslaughter. The jury stood eleven for acquittal and one for cntivie lion as charged. Except for reiteration of ihrir belief that they are close upon Siilnn Allen and Wesley Edwards, the two remaining mein bers of the Allen gong yet at liberty, tin detectives, who were so •niniuini- yrMer day morning that the two men w o u ld be captured before nightfall of yenirnlu». hud nothing to say before stnnimt for the lull« liaalfcditllf *-* - l«ta ____ e» . a .trr^m_■‘ •; ThepIticF* fnnst' sirtorSlv' affected t.>the Mississipifi river flood am Hickumii. Ky; Memphis. Ten».; Nnw Madrid. Mo.; Columbus. Ky Total lives lost -I Total damuge to date, estimated nt f 1.000.0011 Number driven from homos. H.OOi) to 0,000 Volume of water is six to ten feet above danger line between Cairo. III. mid Ark Jutas City. Ark. The crest of the Hood possibly will be reached in the district «(fected between April It and A(>riI 1H . Milwaukee citizens In Tuesday* city «•iection tepudiated the socialistic^idtninistration which luis hail charge uf the city's iilTnlrs the past two years Emil Seidel, the socialist mayor, wus defeated by ap­ proximately 15,000 votes out of n total of nearly 75,000. Dr. 0. A Bailing, the non­ partisan candidate, wat elected mnyur. The Socialists ulao Inst control of the city council, electing titst. seven oul uf a totnl of thirty-three. Detective Baldwin, head of the detec­ tive agency whose men have been hunt­ ing the Allen outlaws ever since the trag­ edy ut the llUlavillu court house three «rcki ago today, states that u rumor has readied him that Sidna A(Jen and Wesley Edwards were killed near Volunteer s Cup. bit that he has been unable to secure a confirmation of the story President Tuft today sent to Congress bu second message of the present year on economy and efficiency in the govern­ ment service. He recommended the jki»•age of legislation designed to save more than $11,000,000 annually to the i>eople of the United States. Probably his two most striking Droposals were that the lo­ cal government ofllcea In the treuaury. postolfice. Justice, interior ond commerce and labor departments be placed in the classified service be consolidated with the lighthouse service in the department of commerce and labor. It has been discovered up in Macon. C s. that water runs from six cents pet thousand gallons for big consumers to thirty cents per thousand gallons for small onsumers. To charge the poor man five times as much as is charged the rich man I* questionable, but If it is true, as charg­ ed. that tlx cents does not cover the ac­ tual cost of furnishitlg the water the dif­ ference must be rpsde up in sum? way Another Aviator Killed Col. P. Rodger* one of the moat noted ■viators of the time wax killed on Wedoe»d*y at Long Beach. California hii machine taking a sudden plunge to earth • nd pinning Rodgers beneath the engine. Rodger* was giving an exhibition flight, and had done aome fancy air »tunu. He was making what was to b*ve been Ike last ascension of the day. •nd was preparing to fly back to the pter at Long Beach,' when suddenly his machine was seen to dip and Rodgers “ •king frantic efforts to right .It. Ho •»«Id not altar the course of the machine ■od It plunged Into the shallow . woter c*0*® to shore. The weight of the motor •»as on his body when those whb plunged Into the turf to save him reoched the Wrtck- Ho died before be could be taken ‘o • hospitaL Rodgers was i noted aviator. He flew •wooa the continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific tome months ago. He wag killed within 500 feet of the place where be landed on completion of hiss croms«ntlnent flight December 50. 1911. Br. Forster come In Wednesday night •pd retomad Thursday to The Shelter *t- « • w Sootm . . Fn-55-tf An Epitome of the W eek's Most Im­ p o rta n t Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. One of the biggest cargoes of spirits of turpentine that has ever been brought to Pensacola by river craft arrived there a few days ago from Cboctawhstehee river on the schooner Magnolia. The Plant City Courier says that the strawberry season of 1912 is practically over. During tlie past week 37,151 quarts of berries were shipped. Twenty-five crates of beans were ship­ ped from Plant City Thursday, for which the grower received $2.50 per crats. The shipping of early potatoes will soon com­ mence Hit* Committee of the Civic Department of the Welnkn Club will give nn entertainment at the Imperial Theater on next. Friday night. April 12th Ha re will he a regular program of moving pictures, and also 50 slides depicting the children of the various cities enjoyin.4 the Ixmefits of the playgrounds that have been established by the Play Ground Association of America llus movement is Itccommg world wide, and is not confined to the larger cities by any means In Sanford for instance, a public playground provider! by the city, fitted up with every form of amusement, and presid­ ed over by an able instructor, would be of inestimable value to the parents who are coniine I by the narrow ots of the heart of the city, and have no suitable place for the children to indulge in the harmless amuse­ ments of childhood. Come out next Friday night! See the pictures' and help the Welnkn Club in their edorls toward civic re dnn C th e Wednesday Club i Melaka Club Notes NI VY Bill DINGS I OR SAM Olii) Die Wednesday ("lull field their rrgulur On lueadoy afternoon was held (he meeting ut the residence of Mrs Henry Building Operations Will lotu l $15. regular business meeting of the YVcluka Wight. Wednesday afternoon Club The new president Mrs. J. W. OOO Tor Week The minutes **e.re read by the secretary Sanford rx|H*cis lo build some new Dickens 0|>ened the meeting with her Mrs. S O. Chiise. after which the com­ structures if the record at the City Clerk's address of acceptance of the office and muter nf live, who were ii|i|s>iiited some outlined the work of the new year. The oilier is nny criterion me ngo to ascertain from the members Clerk 1-ovcll this week issued building keynote of tins was ''loyalty." She of tlie clnb their preference of n subject permits for over $15000 worth of new thought that periwig the members do nol for the next yrnrs study, made their rrgive sufficient wright to the true mean­ buildings. p>rt lliroogli the ¡secretary who is also u ing of this word, or perhaps we do not Following u tlie list member of the committee think it necessary to apply It lo club One one story brick block size 103 feet Idle |irogruin for the afternoon, wus life, nnd if we can not be loyal III our front hv 115 feet long on Sanford avenue, himinl> iivic tii|ni-« Mr« Forrest l-akr tiipi«irt. let us nt least have the loyalty owner II L Duhnrt. cost $11000 g.ife A Uriel Resume of the Conditions of silence. She also asked that we strict­ One two stcay frame building on Mag­ which have led up to the Question of ly observe club days, for it w nol only nolia avenue Tost $2.100 for Jack Adams Gin»id K-'form in the lust legislature, discotrtf'ous to the hostess hut so dis­ One two story frame building on Oak and Keusona for the Governor's Veto of couraging. In closing she said. "You see avenue for Mrs. Alice Messenger, cost the Measure thnl woa Passes) by Them." how much there Is to be done and bow $-4150. Mrs. Henry Wight, gnve n very clear urgent it is to j>e up and doing, so once Contractor G. B. Pope tins the contract mid comprehensive account of n visit | more your president asks for heurty co­ for all of these buildings and will begin which she made in com|mny with a operation nnd harmony, so thnt we can operations at once. friend from Jacksonville, to Ilie Re­ in very truth live up to our club motto Birthday Party formatory at Mnrinnnn Inst week and "Be not situ|>4y good hut good for Mr and Mrs N J Perkins celebrated something" This addrrts was full 0/ Mrs Geo II Fernald. rend a letter Iruni ttie siifN-riiiteudeiil of the Reform School the llfih birthday of their daughter. Ethel energy nod eiithosinm nnd every memat Louisville Kentucky, which was written Goodw'in. rtiurwluy afternoon, nt their ! i*., nol lost something. With in reply tn u request for information on residence on Mngnoliu avenue. A num­ this start we ought to do wondrrs this the conduct of the school liy a member ber of the neighbor flood friends of the year. of the legislation committee of the Stute little girl, were invited to enjoy the The treasurer was Instructed to send Federation. Mrs. E. A. Philips, read a auspicious pccaslon with the little hostess. a check of $5.00 to the Sanford Hospital Mrs. Perkins was assisted in caring Association. fine article oil "How to Make Men out of for and entertaining the little guests by Prisoners." A very interesting and ear­ Mrs. Dickens of the Playground day nest discussion of the topics touched up­ her sisters. Misses Emma and Estelle asked the club to Join her In giving on on followed thill of the Stale Reformatory Beard, who amused the little folks with eniertuinment -at the lin|»erlal Theatre various games, until the delicious re­ on Friday evening' April 12th. The Play­ especially interested the club It was moved und seconded that the freshments were served. The color scheme ground Association of New York has Sanford Wednesday Club, espouse the in the decorations was red nnd while. loaned fifty slides of the work that is cause of the inmates of -tho reformatory The beautiful birthday cake was the being carried on in (his country. The using their influence and efforts, and cciltcr of attraction, with its live little entertainment will consist of theae slides, their behalf in trying to make the physical, lighted candles. The pretty place cards three reels of moving pictures, music and mental, moral nnd spiritual uplift of those were decorated witli rabbits The child­ other features. One-third of the proceeds young criminals. Who nro the wnrds of ren were delighted with the cut«! downy will be given for civic work in this town. the state, n Manch of their civic work, ns little chickens, peeping out of their The committee oskes the help and interest a club und also us a member of the State shells, which were placed by their plates. of ull the members In making this a suc­ Ice cream, cake, candy and peanuts were cess. Federation. The following chairman of the different After an announcement l»y Miss Mell served. Little Miss Perkins guests were Wljitner. from the Wclnku Club of a bene­ Jean Maxwell, Deilir Householder. Helen deportments for now years work were fit to be given for the club assisted by Gonzales, Theodora Miller, Esther Miller, appointed: Art and Literature Miss the New York City Playground Asso­ Wnlter Brakcfleld. Joe Caldwell. Albert Kcelor; Civic, Mrs. Lake; Household Econ­ ciation. at the Imperal Friday evening, Connelly. Junior. Dutton. Christie Sum­ omic. Mrs. Kcelor, Social, Mrs. Pulestun, _____ . April 12th. and one or two. mlnpr an­ mers. Music Mrs. Brady; Programo Mrs. Geo. nouncements the club adjourned. Fox Jr. Helping Hand Society The following house committee were The Helping Hand Society of the Bap­ rrom Lake County appointed: April 9th, Social. Mrs. Fatjo tist church held their regular meeting at Hon. J. G. Hatcher, from Grovelond. and Hon. T. B. Lanier, of Tnvnres, were the home of the Misses Mtllen Tuesday and Mist Bowler April IGth, Music, MrsIn the city on Wednesday. ,Mr. Hotcher evening Jhe mission study class was Molly and Mias Alice Whltner; April 23rd. Isa prominent business man of Lake cAin- conducted by Mrs. E. E. Cox after which Social, Mrs. Smith and Miss1 Hand; April ty and also has large interests In adjoin­ the members and their invited guests en­ 30th, Audlbay Day, Mrs. Higgins and Miss joyed a very pleasant oocial hour to­ Frank. MpL Lake the hostess for AprlL ing counties. , P ress Reporter . He ie n candidate for the Legislature gether entertained by music, games and from Lake, and has n good chance of go­ a very interesting und romantic cake P resbyterian Church . contest. Severul parties were successful ing to Tallahassee. Mr. Lanier Is manager of the Tavares in giving the correct names a* the dif­ There will be Communion Service at the Operi House and expecta to put on that ferent cakes, the names of which were Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. ^ rtsl pla> "So polio for clean Politics" in used to make up the pretty love story. Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach morning About twsnty-flvt wars present. • irkwooks. and evening. All a n cordially Invited. A lasgjTbr[ck Jjot el building Is (o~b* ar­ ia the near future. —. Largo i* to have a canning factory. The site has been settled on and building op­ erations will begin In about ten days The Woman's dub uf Ocala has pub­ lished a handsome booklet under the title of Woman's Club Easter Edition, which Is n credit to the Indies and to the city. Its thirty-six pages are crowded with artistic advertisements and Illustrations of attrac­ tive buildings A young white mun named Evans, em­ ployed by the Rodman Lumber Company, ns a laborer, wus run over by o log loco­ motive nt Rodman Wednesday ufternooo with the result that his right leg was so badly crushed that It had to be amputated below the knee. The other limb is fear­ fully luceroted and the bone shattered, uiul Dr E. W. Warren, of Pulalka., who l»erformed the operation ond who Is atten­ ding the unfortunate mnn, is almost posi­ tive that it. too. will have to be taken of! 1 The proposed supreme court building at Tallahassee is to be a handsome structure which will be an ornament to the city and should be the pride of all Floridians County Commissioners of Pinellas ooun ty in session yesterday In Clearwater adoptrd a resolution calling for a bond Is­ sue of $370,000. Of this amount $300,000 is to be used for good roads in various [»arts of the county ond tbe $70,000 will be used in the erection of a Jail and court bouse. * A paity of Miami citizens have just re­ turned home after n history-making pleas- ' ure trip by motor-boat from the Atlantic, through the Everglades, to the Gulf coast This is the first host to make the trip through tlie canals from ocean to gulf. Bryan Is Here Not the William Jennings Bryan but a man who It equally as popular and who has done as much nnd more for the State (hun the Great Commoner could ever do. Cupt. J. A. Ilrjrnn is no stranger In Sanford or In the south and for many years has been actively engaged In business enter­ prises, as a river captain In the phosphate business of the government employ and fin-* ally In the piano business where be stuck his gait and has probably sold more pianos than any other salesman In the south. Capt. Bryan Is president of (ha J. A. Bryan Plano Co., of' Jacksonville and wishing to put on a great bargain sale in Sanford came here to personally take charge and help hia Sanford friends to a good piano. This big bargain sale of fTne pianos will commence today and will be held in the Stone-Gove block next door to Abernathy's furniture store. In order to fully convince the people that he has the best piano. Capt. Brykh will demonstrate the piano# for ten days and (hen put on the sale. Read the ad­ vertisement in this Issue of Tbe Herald. Two M ata Meeting» for Wednesday Every man In Sanford la urged to be out et tlie Rally for Men at the Methodist church next week Wednesday night. Tbe meeting la a union of all the churches of the city and Is In charge of the Men end Religion Forward Movement of Sanford. It Is Intended to prepare the way for tbs four day Rally that Is to open the ing Sunday. Good local speaker# will provided for the occasion. There will be a similar meeting,for tbs women of the city at the Congregational church at the some hour. 7.30 next Wed­ nesday night. No one who believes In better things for Sanford can afford to b* absent from these tn—tings.. ■**?; :; -V. , �which only Mr». Rheblnder know» bow to prepare. This excellent lady hai taught this school for a number of years and 1» h|ghly esteemed for her patience and THAT MAY thoroughness. On this occasion os on HU others the pupils did well. after the recitations an Easter, egg hunt and a pea nut hunt were enjoyed by oil. Later in the afterpoon the patrons served cake CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS and lemonade to the school and their Special Corrcspoodracs to Tb« Herald. H. Hildebrand of Philadelphia, n visit* much lover teacher. lng at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Swartz. David Speer visited Sanford and Or* J. W. Powell of Queens, N. Y, is here lando on business last Week. calling on former neighbors and looking An Appreciated Gift after his land interests. "O. the (oo<l »rc all may do. while the day» are Dr. and Mrs. Swartz expects their son *olns by. H. F. Swartz of New York to spend a day The Hospital Association aud every clrwith them this week. Izen of Sanford were given a beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Moores Station demonstration of this statement last Fri­ were calling in Cameron City last Friday. day evening af the benefit given for tbe Mrs. J. C. EIJsworth Jr., spent the day hospital fund at the Imperial Theatre, the result of the kind impulse and enthusias­ with Mrs. Minnick Friday of last week. Mr. Dutton and family were out look­ tic work of Mrs. A. W. Moses, who was so willing to lend a hand, where she saw It ing over the crop« Sunday. M i and Mrs, L J. Hancock entertained was needed. As a result of her Interest Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Swartz at supper and appreciation of the efTorts of the as­ sociation to secure tbe means to build Thursday last. and equip a hospital for Sanford the as­ Mr. and Mra. J. C. Rich had as their sociation is today richer by $73.50, every guests at dinner on Sunday. Mr. and penny of which Is duo to the work of Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Worthington. Miss Amelia Moses, which was made possible and ef­ Evans, Mr. EL Glenn and Dr. and Mrs. fective of course by tbe generous and Minnick. public spirit shown by Mr. Geo. A. DcFormer's Chib meets I next Tuesday Cottes, who gave the use of the theatre, evening. retaining only his actual expense in show­ We are glad indeed to learn that Mi. ing rite pictures. Mrs. Moses was inde­ Hughes President of the Growers Asso- fatigable in selling tickets and arranging -«u>iuaclive-j>rogranL_TJ>hc was assisted ciitlairia some better. — l»rfcsBiitgji>6IWI»-Ur some of-rim.-Lead A . ThU is surely a busyaitua^or our fang­ Ifan^Tclub, four of whom—Mlss*s Madge ers. J. C. Rich is cutting fine lettuce, E. Gormly is cutting celery, on the Dutton and Veda Ward. Mabel Bowler and Flor­ place they are getting cabbage and on ence Frank—acted as ushers for the oc­ casion. dressed os hospital nurses. The Minnick place celery. Monday evening being the first of April association also appreciates the kindness and full of tho moon, a merry company of the charming little Miss Margaret Da­ gathered at Dr. Minnir.ks home in response vidson. whose beautiful singing contrib­ to an invitation u> attend a Church uted so much to the pleasure of the audi­ social It was n Jolly, enjoyable evening ence. Also to Mr. Crosby, whose artistic and a neat little sum was added to the datidng was very much enjoyed. Mrs. Moses is planning another benefit church fund. for the hospital fund to be given at the Star In the near future. Tbe interest in MOORE'S STATION Sanford, her enterprises and welfare man­ Special Cofrr«pon<]epcr to Tha Her ald Rev. C. II. Summers finished n series ifested so kindly and willingly by Mrs. of 16 meetings here Sunday evening Moses is doubly appreciated when it is were all well attended nnd enjoyed, nbout remembered that she is not a citizen of 30 persons here signified their Intention thp town, but of New York City, where of becoming church members. Mr. Sum­ she always engages in benevolent work. mers wiir begin revlvul meetings in Mon­ She comes to Sanford only ns a winter roe in U short time. resident when her husband's business Mrs. H. A. Gilchrist spent Suturday in calls him'hcrc. The good work that she town with Mr. nnd Mrs Rex who left is doing and humanitarian spirit mani­ Monday for their (torn» in Grown Mich., fested is rather the exception than the rule, and will everywhere and always be after wintering here. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Willis nnd sons appreciated and honored. Byrd nnd Herbert were guests of Mr and Some Well-Deserved Bouquets Mrs. J. W. Johnson of Monroe Sunday. If you want to raise money /or a good A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin cause just call upon Mrs. A. If. Moses. Repp tiie 29th of March. The Sanford Hospital Association was In Dr. and Mrs. Minnick and Rev. Sum­ need, it yet. in fact, and will be just as mers were guests at 6 o'clock dinnrt at long as there are any sick to be cored for the Ellsworth home home on Thursday. in the city Mrs. Moses has been work­ The Willis boys Byrd and Frank hove ing in Just such lines for years and frit returned to Geneva to work in the mill those needs as much ns anybody in town. again. So she generously got under the burden, Quite a number from here enjoyed the thought out a plan and then put it through delightful social at Minnick place on all with all the vigor and skill of which she is capable. The result was that enter­ fools day evening. The celery growers are more than busy tainment at the Imperial last Friday entting and shipping for immediate use night. It took pretty vigorous work to canvass and a great deal is being shipped for t^ie city on two days' notice and make cold storage. sure that the theatre would be filled, but Mr. and Mrs J C Ellsworth Jr . were it was done and mostly by Mrs. Moses guests at Lyman Hull the Worthingtons herself. About ten dollars of the receipts home for Sunday evening supper. of the evening came through u band of young women who afterwards donned GENEVA JOTTINGS nurses caps ond served as ushers for tbe ftpceal! Cone»poodnee to Tbe Ht/eld occasion.' These were Misses Florence Mrs. Grade ond Mrs. Jones are visiting Frank. Mabel Bowler. Madge Ward, Veda relatives in Geneva their old home. Ware, Louise Shepard, Gene Wicker and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raulcrson enter­ Hoskins Jones and they richly deserve tained Mr. and Mrs. Cox at tea on Sun­ high praises foe their services. day lasL Another who deserves praise is Mr. J. W. Flynt and daughter. Miss Kate visit­ George A. DeCottes who made possib'e ed Sanford lost week. the entire occasion by generously open­ Rov. Cole, *f£»tor of the Oviedo and ing his theatre for the use of the Hospital Geneva Methodist churches, conducted Association and donated five dollars services in this place last week con­ himself toward tbe the expenses of the tinuing through Sunday. evening. If Mr. DeCottes' election as v Miss Belie Elchner ond Mrs. David County Solicitor depended upon these Speer spent the week end as guests of ladies he would have a walk-away at Miu Harris in Winter Park going over in the coming primaries^ Mr. Musslewhite’s handsome c ar The total receipts of the evening were Percival Smith and family have again $105.00. When all expenses are paid a moved into their home on Lake Geneva. very substantial sum will be added to lira. G. A. Nicholson and daughter en­ the hospital fund. Tbe ladles are so tertained Mr. and Mrs. Wicks and Mra. much encouraged by the results that they Speer at a splendid dinner on Thursday are planning other good thing for the near future. la s t Mra. Moses wishes lo give public ap­ CL W. Culpepper Is able to be at work preciation of tbe generosity of the Jewell again after ten days’ Illness. Mrs. R. Q. Gresham entertained tbe Kelly Stock Co., wbo are showing her« ladies society last Thursday a l he* borne this week. At her request they donated on Buck Lake. Quite o number were a very liberal sb ara'o f tbe receipts of present and ‘ all enjoyed tbe afternoon their show of last Thursday evening to with this pleasant bosteas. Assisted by this same hospital fund. The Jewell her daughters and Miss Nicholson. Mrs. Kelly Stock Company Is all righL Gresham served several kinds of cake also lemonade wbleb was very refresb- Card o f Thanhs We wish to return our heartfelt thanks On Friday tbe 29th. Inst. Mrs. Rbebinder to each one who so kindly and readily as­ ' closed her school at -Soda. There being sisted us last Sunday morning In saving no graduates this year, the entire school our household effects from the dames. * took part in the program, the like of C. a Sautt akd Family. rreif7üfwrïp)mmie«*l » mklglSlPI lollowmnnggp BRIGHT - GOLDEN - COLORED - FRUIT Commands 25 to 50 cents per box more than fruit DISCOLORED Hy KUS1MITE At 0 cost of SEVEN to TEN Cents per box you con l.avr mkkjht FANCY FRUIT. If you will begin now and spray your trees win, si u-wn CITROL.” the new LIME-SULPHUR SOLUTION which quickly m t ,urr|. destroys all forms of RU$T-MITE. A RECORD BREAKING CROP Or CITRUS TRUITS IS INDICA1 f u 1 ok isi2 This means that the market will be overloaded with poor, unsightly fruit, for which there Is little sale, but I t does hot mean thui n„ mark« will be overstocked with the better grode* of bright fruit Crown ON TREES SPRAYED WITH “SULPHO-CITROL. Raise the quality and hence the price of your fruit t.> Right now with SU1PH0 CITROL" . and you won't hove to look for a market.'' THE MARKET WILL LOOK TOR YOU For full Information regarding "SULPHO-CITROL" and hKf.h of our beautiful 1912 Almanac, containing much valuable inform,m, gording best methods of cultivation for various crops address E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO JA CK SO N V ILLE We have never heard tho gospel preach­ ed In greater power. Simplicity, fearless­ ness and Intense earnestness character­ ized the preaching. Mighty conviction came upon all tbe people in the church end out of It. Une man remarked that before Bro. Bass had preached a week every church member In town saw that be had been living as crooked as a snake. There must hove been two hundred church members brought back to God who have been living in sin. Tbe business men of - - FLORIDA N o und erpaid white i n J . n « N o log achool K o u to Na could acasaiy find on« who " a s norre*dyand anxlous toTtelp.' “ Many of them saved. People came in from tbe country for miles around Rotan. No sensational methods were used. The plain preaching of the gospel did the work. Bro. Stapleton has the best combination of qualifica­ tions for a gospel singer that we have ever heard. He sang wsth power, led the choir with skill, exhorted with love and did more personal work than would seem p>ssible. There were one hundred end seventeen applicants for church member­ ship—Comer M. Woodward. P. C. in Tex­ as Advocate. Coming to Sanford May 26th C h ill a n d - c o a4 oe ite^vTefir <7>ao^e .4 N%.achool indebted o n » * — «, — ' — H i f h c t f av e r a g e m o n t h l y u U i ( f»«><Jto»bjti • t e a c h e r a i n Flo«nl« n . r j n |*glo» [Wadi County. N e t cash b a la n c e in t i r a i u , . yrar ( S e e page« 430 . 433 17! 17 » .St*tr Sa p e f i n t e n d e o t • last H I i.<. . krport ) I n H e rn a n d o C o u n ty , ihr C . Ruaaell. where hr Li'vtitl p e rin trn d rn t for* I ft' t h e F R E E B O O K M s r r s f K.. U » in o p e r a tio n ?0 year. * F e v e r T o n ic , a s a g e n e ra l to n ic fo r A. M . C. R U S S E L L tir e d -----F O R ----- f e e lin g a n d m a l a r i a . S tate Superintendent of Public Instruction V A L E N T I N E ’S (Water can nr\ or turn it White—it’s W A T ER P R O O F ir d ■ 5 ^ Made and Guaranteed n u i . » v v .in*, n (< R U N N I N G TOUR AFF A I R S W I T H TUB B E S T E CÖNOUT A C H E C K R O O K FRQ-. 1 E C T S T O U ABSO' LUTELT A G A I N S T UNSCRUFULOUS FEOFLE WI T H WI I ÔU TOO XII G H T II.O K BUSINESS DEALI NGS \ - I I W I L L ENARIJL I TOU TO DECREASE ro ri* EXFKNSES A N D REEF A R lC O ltD L Valentine fit C o m p a n y T h e V a rn is h y o u now u s t on y o u r F lo o rs, W o o d w o rk . H i''i J ro o m , e tc ., will tu rn w .!n\ / ^ W T K S T IT. AND T H E N Tt " VALSPAR S Sold nnd G u a ra n te e d by < OF. Kr_j.RJ GJlNj_. H ILL HARDW ARE COM PANY PEOPLES BANK'OrSÂÏfFORD i C U T C a rn a tlo n a , «1 p e r dox. E s a ta r L illies, $ 3 p a r d oa. - Lily of V alley. T WANTED—ACTIVE MANINEACHL0CA1HY t F L O W E R S R o se a , - $ 2 to $4 P*f $ 'P * r A ll O rd srs Recslva Prom pt Attention MILLS, The Florist, Inc To Join thla Society. Sick, accident, death benefits. And Introduce our Memberships. All or spare time. $50 to $300 a month. Every Member se­ cured glvee you a steady monthly lacome. Experience not needed. Write for plans. Box DK-203, Covington, K j. F. R. Merrell & & COMMISSION MERCHANTS ITO v*/ cn U/ater St Looking for a Good House fo Ship Your Fruit and Vege tablés to? Reports Today OMClf * Southern Fruits h vcietabK* Here is One on tho Best Summer or Winter we can supply your wonts in the Market W r it« for S tenella and M arkat f Automobile* line. If you- want to rent • w A Motor For Any Purposet we ore nt your service with the very best core. We never sleep. If you ore in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. - . — m— » . Sinford Machine ft Garage Coapany PHO NE 331 ♦ - T u r n U v e f N e w Leaf J �— ----------- — ____ _ * . •• i _ • •y Apfll 5, I9»d__________________________ __ ___________ ________ w— ■ .................. .. ■ ■— " •__ • THE SANTORO HERALD ' ----- ■" ' -"- . ■ -. .- BIG “MEN *Eb RELIGION” RALLY IN SANFORD OPENS SUNDAY, A PR IL 14th I With Two Mass Meetings in the Theatre ’• V ' *2 * A FOUR-DAY’S^ RALLY CI1Y COUNCIL M ttT S Aldermen Hold Most Important Moot; Ini. Paeslnf Im portant Measures City Council met in regular teat ion April lit, at 730 p. m. Present: T J. Miller, prtsiden1i*Ce& Fox. Jr., P. M. Eider. W. il. Underwood. W. S. Hand and F. L. Wood­ ruff. Minutes of the lost regular meeting meeting read and approved. Report of Mucklow li Ford, auditors, was received recommending a new system of book-keep log and other changes in the system, was referred to the finance committee. The Clerk was instructed to write Mr. A. John­ son regarding balance due the City Moussi and secondüi that tho. matter of LET EVERY MAN COME for this horse. Thai (ho Clerk have the REPORTS Of CITY Sanford Telephone Co. Install in the City building a suitable fire alarm bell. Fur­ Police Department and Others Vouchers Issued. Etc. ther. that the fire committee arrange Vouchers Issued March 31st. 1911 rooms for tho tnen in the fire department, 3250.80 and attend to such other arrangements os I M. Bothamley, old vouener, 771.75 are necessary at this time. Carried. jZ 1 l cx “ “ 320.01 Moved and seconded, that the City Clerk J People's Bank, Exch. “ 4.074 78 furnish the Council on the first meeting R. H. Marks, Relief ......... . 1,000.00 night in eoch month, with a list of all Guarantee Bonk 6* Trust Co.. Lighting streets ........... 350 00 Vouchers issued, during the month past, Mitchell, Feeding Prisoners 58.10 Showing to whom issued, amount, ami for Mamie W. C. Williamson, Salary ........... GO00 what purpose; further that thk list be pub- G. W Spencer. Telegrams ........... .65 .90 Hitied in the Sanford Herald iucli month. J. W. Dickens, Mule 1 Wagon M. W Lovell, SoL Clerk and Assesor 80 00 Carried. J R. H. Marks. Sal. Treasurer........... 60.00 Moved ami seconded. ihp< th< Voudiers W%A .J llii* ..^ L a iL .Police____ 73.00. ns pro v id e d HEN-DEN-HALL’S C H IL L TO N IC to Bank for payment. Moved and aeconded that the horeefirtwn boae wagon on Park Avenue be “»ved at once to tbe Qty ball building, that the Chairman of Fire committee, be Instructed, with the fire committee, to pur*t once a suitable horse for the exck*l»e u*e of the Fire department, and ■ good aet of quick-hitch harness, as is used by fire departments, be *eoired. That the Negro fire -fighter, Miller. *>« employed to take charge of thla horae *“d wagon, under the direction of the Fire Qdef. That the building committee art*og* a suitabla «tail In the Qty beUding , t '■ v '• - ' • v e," • • £/ fancy Work Circle The Fancy Work Circle were entertained by Mrn. R. H. Hines, Wednesday after­ noon. The members of tbe circle spent a pleasant social afternoon together, and in the enjoyment of tbelr pretty fancy work. A delicious salad with beaten biscuits, olives and coffee with whipped cream. l a * | Veto »erved Mrs. Hines' guests were Mrs- J. J. Purdon. Mrs. Eslcrby. Mrs. T. S. Davis. Mrs. W. T. John, Mrs. H. H. Hill Mrs. W. H. Miltear. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Roberts. .. •* - ♦ GEO. A. DeCOTTES COUNTY SOLICITOR milter hy paid. Car- ^ A. Mffljon. ^ ' TTC. .— 60.00 and signed by C committee. Carried. at tlie Coun- T*7? AU«n. Ex. “ .............•• ried. Moved ami secai J. M. McCorkle. 80.00 Chief Underwood Reported that a num­ d i adjourn N. T. Craves, Pound Master.......... 60 00 ber of the hydrants failed to work during F. T. Williams. City Engineer 20 00 the fire of 31st of March. Ravages of the Mississippi W L Morgan. Files und Shears I 40 1500 The following resolutions on the death Seven thousand persons are homeless Sanford Herakl, Printing E Turner. F e e d ...................... 02 53 as the result of the flood in the valley dis­ E. of Dr Evans were then adopted: M. W. Lovell. Relief fees 123 02 WHEREAS the Almighty Creator in his tricts along (lie Mississippi. Ohio and Mis­ G. W. Spencer. Salary Mayor 25 00 Infinite wisdom deemed it best to remove sion rivers, 8.000 others have lied from | G li f ernuId Co, Sanitary Buckets etc 92 58 581.75 from our midst into the realms of that threatened homes Light persons have E. E Brady. Sanitary Contract 83 79 G. E. Sluc'k. Sidewalks brighter world, our deeply beloved und re­ been drowned. The property loss has G. W. S[-encer. RR Fare for I’Auprr 5 23 spected fellow citizen and former mayor mounted to milliiintof dollars. Ten states L R Phillip*. Medicines, etc.. 12 15 of the City of Sanford. Dr W. H. Evuiis. arc affected und tlie federal government W. H. Underwood. Taking up Hose 7 90 snd ns well us stale governments are hurrying T. J. Miller & Son, Book & Pencils 1.00 Uand Bros. Trams etc. 8.50 Whrreus, We, the rtiembers of the llonrd relief to the afflicted Ashe Disinfectant Co Nine thousand acres of the manufactur­ of Aldermen of the City jal Sanford, us Disinfectants 112.00 well a> the citizens generally, feel keenly ing district of Cairo, Ills is under wuter. $8.494.94 the loss of one whose life has been so use Future City und lirbundalc. suburbs of till to this community both as a physician CnirA, with a combined population of one srrArmu.ATioN and as chief execufiva of Sanford, and thousand, are flooded $165 00 Municipal Officers 256 00 Wfierea*. in Dr. Evans' life we find the At Hickman, Ky.. t he ent ire factory dis­ Police Department 7 90 eu-mpliflcmion of tme friendship, hones- trict and n [tortinn of tlie busi ness and Fire Department Streets nnd Bridges 93 33 ly. integrity and good cltizrnslil|i. there­ residential sections is from fifteen to Sanitary De|uirtment 851 02 t went y-five feet under water. At that Lighting Streets fore. Be It •* 350.00 85 79 RESOLVED: That, we lierrby extend [Mint 2.000 persona nte homeless and there Repairing Sidewalks Feeding Prisoners 58.10 to die members of bis futility our ht-urt- is tlirern of a f ami ne unless supplies reach 16 00 Books & Stationery f«-It sympathy, both for ourselves und in there within t he next day or two. Pauper Accl .05 Memptiis. Tenn.—Tlie river sestions ure Pound Account behalf of the community, for the great 60 0Ó 0,553.13 Twelve hundred people have Miser llaneous lost which (hey huve 'sustained, and in ll'ioded ■»8,494.94 fmiher respect to the memory ol Dr. Ev- been driven from their homes There tsn Of this amount »8.418 39 were exchang­ sns. be it further general cessation.of work in the manufac­ ed oíd Vouchers, leaving expenditures Hexilved. Thut. a oopr of these resolu- turing section, much of which i* under by for City for March »2,081.55. .......lie sprrad upon the ininule book of water M W Lovtil, a i r C ln k Columbus, k y —Much of tlie outlying Hu- City of Sanford, a copy published in dir Vinfniti Herald, and a copy tie sent to country is uniter water, deriving 1.000 Holler O r p o r t m r a t ihe iiieiubeni of the bereaved fumily [M-rsous of tlu-ir regular shelter Arrrds 59 Di»ctwirgrO 6 New Madrid. Mo.—Tlie hood here has Rcmillcil Moved and seconded that the request of $10 00 Mr. L I’ McCullcr to erect n building in- spread to the residential section and 800 Serviti in Jail 21 00 Ex|>enses . . . . ............ 16 00 snie the fire limits be referred to the fire persons are homeless. 628 00 Dorn no. Mo.—The flood is reaching here. Fold fines committee. Carried. Cash 31 25 Moved and seconded that the time for Some 700 persons have been driven from Bai. Due City 43 00 Eight' thousand between ihe imyinent of |he city tax be extended their homes »749.25 Hickmuu. Ky.. and Helena. Ark., arc flee­ •o die I5tb. of April Carried $ 16.75 Balance The reports of the Sanitary Inspector. ing from the advancing waters. «93 00 Fine*. March Chief of Police, Clerk and Treasurer remi Dug Tux LOO At Thr Cungregatlonal Church •ad uppruved. 385 00 Pound Fee* Laster will Ik* observer! next Sunday Moved and seconded that the City En­ $749 25 gineer t»e instructed to number ail houses morning at the Peoples Church with ter Balance Due City $ 43 00 vices ap[>rtiprtate to the day The sub­ that were without numbers. Carried. W. A. Tiu.ts. Chief of Police. ject of the sermon will be “Calvary nnd On motion the Street committee was in­ Easier Day." Pureuts wIkj wiAh to have structed to remove the arc light from the their children christened should bring City dock and replace it by an Incandes­ them in the morning cent; and place two incandesced! lights at At nigfil Mr. Waldron will consider the »ms other points. question “ The Sanford Boys Wliat can An ordinance entitled. An Ordinance to we Do for TliemT" Best for M alaria, G iills and Amend Section 171 of Chapter 11 of the Fever. Guaranteed. revised Ordinance« of the City of Sanford.1 Arrivili and Departure of Trains Florida, of 1891 entitled Fire Limlte and S o lf ili BOUND Bjildlng Restrictions. was read in full, Lv. 1.20 a in Ar 1.10 n in ■nd passed lit first reeding. Moved and No 82 •• 11.03 a m “ 11.13am No. 84 •econded that the rules be waived, and - 2.35 p m 2 55 p m No. 80 thst it ba placed on lu second reading by Nd. 28 *• 8 53 p in Bile only. Carried. It was then read by SOUTH BOUND tide and passatj its second reading. It No. 83 Lv 2 26 a m Ar 2.16 a m ** 2.20 p m *•* then placed on Ita third reading and No. 89 “ 2.40 p m - 6 20 p in “ 6.40 p m final passage, by being read In full. On No. 85 *• “ 735 a m pm foil call the following votes were cast. Yea: No. 29 BRANCH UNO Woodruff, Geo. Fox, J r , W. S. Hand. W. H. Trilby A S t Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 Underwood. Elder, and Herndon. No: p. m. No. 24, Lv. 2.21 p. m. °°ne Passed. Leesburg—No. 21, Ar 11.28 a m No. The Clerk w u Instructed to notify the 22. Lv. 130 p. m. °<«gla Engineering Co. to send Voucher Oveido—Ar. 1030 a m Lv. 3.00 p. m. -• But on advertisement in this paper talks to the whole community. C atch th e Idea f Vj * ‘ f I D AT E FOR R E -A P P O IN T M E N T BLOOD POISON R E M A R K A B L E D ISCOVERY T H A T C U R E S OLD BOREO. S C R O F U L A AND ALL D IS E A S E S C A U SE D BY IM P U R E BLOOD. Rsmady for Disease af the Qlood Sold on »1000.00 Quarantee. The old-fashioned sartspsrlllaa. specifics and other blood medict*oO ed our grandfather» won't do In thla advanced age. Your greatgrandfat her didn’t take leonardl'« Blood Elixir any moro than he used the electric light or the telephone. Hut his children and grandchildren, the grown up* of today, are taking thla great modem medicine and getting rid of the terrible blood disease*,— acrofula, tumor«, syphilis, rheumatism, pains In the bones snd all diseases arising from Impure blood that the old unscientific preparations were unablo to cure and are unable to cure today Leonard!'* Blood Kllilr has as little In common with any of these oldfashioned remedies as modern life-saving sitting surgery with the practice of a fow years ago which was attended with so fearful a death rate. The half century since these old-time medicines were first made has been the most fruitful age In medical discovery. It has sesn the most affective dieoovery of medicine the world hxa ever known. As a remedy for blood poison, rheumatism, bolts, tumors, debility, catarr». ■kin diseases and all troubles arising from Impure blood. Leonard! ■ Blood Elixir has been welcomed by physicians and publicly recommended Tor tne cures which It haa accomplished. No other medicine ever equalled Leonardl a Blood Kllxlr In Ita wonderful auecesa In all diseases snd ailments due to Im­ pure blood »nd nervous debility. " . _. .. . It Is as unlike any remedy that hss gone before snd as superior to all oC them as the electric light Is more brilliant than the tallow dip. It Is not a mere Improvement or development of any of the old fimhloned It Is a totally new departure In the cure of blood dlseaa#« and cure* other» fall because It embodlee the latest knowledge and the newest Investi­ gations Into the source of blood diseases • . _____ And that Is the reason why Leonardl s Blood Elixir Is the most eueeee» ful remedy In the world. . . . . . . _ trn.,„ .. Leonardl'« Wood Elixir Is the one remedy for diseases caused by impure blood thst Is sold on a *1.000.00 guarantee of money back on first bottle If It fall* to cure. This unusual guarantee prose concluslely the great enp«nom y '- V I 01 thpurlf™the blood with this great remedy and there will be no h e a d a c h y Do Indigestion, no nervous troubles, no weakness nor doblllty, Tots s a l afford to b# without it In th« house. ' * For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida a r IHj0 .Ur*- J . S . G R I N E R People’s Candidate for State Treasurer M Bubjfct to tb« dcciuoe of th* primsry. rw pcdfully (oilciu th* rupport ol ih* n ttrt kt th* S u it. H* I* • iMtlv* ol Florida, th* ton of ■ C onftdrrtt* vclrimn »nd in u m - t m n j D«mocrar> N tv tr *akrd for offic* ualil a frw y ta n afo, wh*o h* waa rlw lrd T reanirrr of Bradford Couotjr. In ihia offic« h* ha« u * td hundrrd* of dolUi* to ihr pcoplr of h u lojuijr bjr rrfuring lo charg« comtnUuoo* ofa * errtain claa* of dirburwmrnl*. Ilr - *J oor of ih« Gr*t mco in th* State to *gu*l* * rrdvelion in ihr I r r t ol «ninljr IrtM urtr* and U ihrrtfor* rntillrd (o pari of ih« errdil for ih* Uw p«**<d by ih* U*l UgitUlur* which will rm ilt in ■ (svinf of ibowaand* of dollar* lo lb* (tipayrr* of ih« S u it. Ho will fakbfullj dUcbaxgc ihr dalk* of tho offic* if tlocud. •-4 « L' - • Y ou M ay t Talk * to One M an , # * f �1HC SANTORO HERALD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MfET fo r Sheriff Jam es A Kirk «rod announce« h it candidacy for re-election to the office oí Sheriff of Oronge county loblect to tthe decision of the Deinociatlc prim ary to ba held I April 30. I9I2. Selecting a Wife. M atters of Minor Importance Come Up Tor Ratification m fl Cfl Hi. - . .. • - ,^9 *««V WII. — — —- W— _ count» auhjrct to lb* decision of th* penw" tt.g»nd a Stove or Rang« are quite alike. Doard met Tuesday. April 2nd. Pres­ __ crallc prim ary to be held April 30. 10I2. lu r in g The handsomest may not be the ent. Commissioner«. Dillard. Merrill. Wood- terv rd In the capacity of deputy tb rriff o lth e County for a num ber of year» and bring familiar beat, but when you do find both ruiT and Drown. Mr. Overstreet, owing to with ihe dutir« of (he «ame I feel th a t I can leave the qcratkm of rny ability entirely to the »meet of . these qualities together.indisposition was . not present und Mr. Orange couoty. Chav M. Maho. ' Woodruff was selected chairman pru tern. Tor County Solicitor Communication from the War Depart­ To the Democratic Voter« of Orange County ment was read and filed. Letter from I hereby announce rny candidacy for ,re-apiw inl Senator Fletcher in reference to oppropri raen I to the office of county solicitor of Or county.p, subject •lion for St. Johns river. Including remov m a r l s « . --------------------- ------------om m rndtilon for re appoiotm ent lor anu her term F e ru a ld H a rd w a re C om pany al of bars in Lakes Harney and Puzzle ofofflce.lt will be m» earnest endeavor a t all lim es Ip perform the dalles Incum bent u p m me. was read. faithfully and fearlcaaly U> the best of my ability. Cto. A. D fC onrs. Communication from G. R. Ramsey, en­ County Sol kill gineer of city of Orlando read uud war Mitt ordered/ifnwji. Following bids for work on Chuluota and Geneva road to the creek and through the creek swamp nccordlnf to the specifi­ cations were received: R. R. Roberts, tor Tax Collector *263 00; Henry Fitch. $273 00. Both were I berrby announr* m yself •* • c an d id « * (or re-« Irci ton to Ih« office of Tax Collector oí G rani* refuted and matter referred back to Com­ County, «object o lb* Democratic Prim ary. If elected I plrdO* lo you m y falihfbl «enrice a* I missioner Brown. b ave endeavored lo t i r a In the p ast. Check for $329 90 for county home or. W. E. MA*m ■ojes and for $861.07 for railroad--Cron Tor State Attorney purchased from the county, received and th* Demorrallc Voter* of lb* Seventh Judicial clerk ordered to deliver some to county ToCircuii of florida: _ ' w < i v i H u I hrrrttjr annoanc* th a t I am a c andidate for re ­ treasurer. appointm ent a t State Attorney for th e Seventh Following bids to carry firearms were Judicial Circuit of florlda. lubjcct to the action of Democratic primartea In April. 1012. approved and a license ordered Issued to theYou have honored me with thla office and I have endeavored to d rterv e your confidence In me Jiy enrti respective party: Roland Ahern, Au­ doing my duty to the beat of m y ability. tomatic Savage revolver, sureties Ernest If reappointed. I pledge you to do all In my power to uphold law and order lu our circuit, with Leibing and W. T. Ct ampneys. I. I. Tur­ prejudice 'o none and with (airneta to alt. • you fur past Undue«». I retpectfully ner. Smith & Wesson revolver, sureties aakThanking your tupport again. B M. Hawthorne and D. W. High. Wm. Jon* C. Jour». S ta te Attorney. Jacobs. Colts revolver, sureties W. F. Tor Superintendent of Public Inatrucveynnd Tlieo. Aulm. W. F. Graves., lion . fcnitli &. Wesson revolver, sureties Wm. To the Voters of Orange County: Jacobs and Then. Aulin. v t hereby announce th a t I am a can d id ate for the fi m ^ if R C Maxwell os notary public, office of County Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion to tuerred myself, subject to the action of Ih* with J. N. Wtiitner and Alfred Foster as approaching Democratic prim ary I feel lhal I am peculiarly fitted for th is o fjeoby Sureties was presented and approved. rducnllojisl qualification ami try experience In Bond of Leonard Sv. Thornton ns notary managem ent of small and large schools, and III with leathers, by natural tem prrnm ent and public with W. K Curry and J. M. Cheney dealing love for ibe work and by fam lllarily with the dat rail a and the general dem ands uf (hr office acquired Was presented and approve!. d irlng ray priwenl Incumbency If elected to the Bund ui Chaplain L A. Spencer for o th e the educational lilleresis of ibe ruum y will b i upon my heart, and I will endeavor In evrry way to 5300, will) L H Giles and B. C Abernathy hr faithful tu the trust Imposed I F McKenna. fur the care and aafe keeping of all pub­ lic funds und military property that may I wish to announce lo Ih r voters of Orangr lhal I will he a candidate for the ofth e of b-.- under Ins control at any time, present­ County, .Sheriff for Ihr saht ruum y. suhjrvt in the primary lo be held April 30th. 1012. And pledge ito seli ed and approved. lo carry out the law without fear or favtir lo any Ujun mi >tion, the, «object mntter of es- one and special privileges lo none. I respectfully K rsperlfudy, tnlilishiiig the public road in Sec. 6. Tp ask yuur euppurt Fvsscis K u th 21 S R. 28 E. was refetred to the attor­ f o r Tax Assessor ney of the board. I annotine* my candidacy tut rc-rlcoftun in (hr 1 For County Commissioner A deleg id ui of gentlemen representing o!flc* nt T at A ite tto f of Or u n ir o Hint y subject In i I will tw a candidale for rr-elorllun lu the offiop the d e c i s i o n t h e IV muer a Ik* prim ary lutar held the condition ol Celery avenue, after a n April 30ih IUI2 of C ounit Com missionrr of Drange County subject to the d e cisio n of ih e Democratic Prim ary hald . A r u m llirrr at it Icults n I from A I K itsetler, iiskrri April 30th. 1012 . Faami Wirwm/rr tli.1 t the board di something in ‘the prem­ f or County Judge ise». the delegation recommends brick fur I tierrby nnnouncam y candtdnry for rr elei lion Tor Clerk Circuit Court I tie position of Co mty Judifr nt Orange (outUy. Celery avenue Subject mailer referred lu lo «tibie* f lo ibe dec-« on • f Hie Drmucxottr primary J I announce my cam lkJacy for Ihe poaiilon uf the attorney of the board. Subject to be lu be held oa April 30. H )U C lf’k of thitC Irrult Court uf Orange county ttfbjecl | ! t«> the deration of Ihe IVinncrallc prim ary lo lie W illia m M arti « called up ut nrxt regular tcaaiun. i held t»n Ai»ril 30. 1912 Having »ervrxl ih*' nnint> I I hereby announce m>M*lf a candidale fir ?r- In thi* m nneity for a nuintier of yrar« I again nali J II Lee appeared before the board •i>;«>innnrnt lu Ibe uffl r of iu d g ro f ihc Cr m inai fur ihe tuflrage of Ihe twviple My p a il m*>rtl with a cettillcd list of the majority ol Cutir I of Hecurd subject lo Ibe action of the Demo- my be«l recom m endation • H. M. Row*a« property owners in Black Hammock drain­ fa lle P rim ary .. T h m * Wuifl« age matter; owing to the fuel that notice For State Legislature of publication lias not been published the I will he a candidate for re-election lo the Stale required time nothing was done. legislature from Orange cnuaiy tu h jw t l o lh e d e D. D. Sphalcr presented the boundary rision of lha Dem icrallc prim ary held April 3Ulli. 1 Having served Ihe people of Hie county for one I lines of new voting precinct previously term In (hit office gives rue the tienefll of esperl-nca as a legislator and Ihe knowledge inquired by applied for v%till voting place nt Taft. this servMe give* me a le tte r opportunity lo wots J o h n Beasley apjieatcd before the board 'or rn, tewtstlluetwy during another term in lhe Fuaxxsi Lass. in r-ference to u road near Maitland, run­ Legislature k ning Irani Woodbridge to Lake Howell To the Demm-rallc Voters of Orange County I herrhy announce lh al I atu a candidate before Ihe approaching prim ary for m em ber of the LegitCoita llttla— make h o • lltrple«l f..r'»st _tCohlinued on last page) It’s an Awful Nice Combination. sgsbst Charter Oak Stove and Range----- HSVSVSSSSVSVSSSW V W S W S S W S S S S ’ ..... P O L I T I C A L .....* ANNOUNCEMENTS lure from this county. If elected I will represent you ably and honestly and will endeavor to return to you a ream ]. Uiat will m eet with your hearty approval Kes part fully, (Tioacx fax . Jt. Fi» Reprraentailce In the L rgistaturr of ibe sta le of florlda. for Orangr county S a a rrt A KncrauN lightest running IT« U l 1« IF ' U T I M Í f » K « n m ill filiad with wire raid* tlriva set out a tta rh meet-, end a d ! - " i ” * *i'«» » ,-« — • -« —<«»» backing davlea n u* *-’»• * »tu y ana vwi. klode In all tlraa po riah h , and , f . n . i . a r V , aatn f t u t , ra, n t»,l»n St. - -.,*1»* M - , «--.*! . jJS-rs. »tr . ir-t a jr, ra M tlltrv A a'sylor 1/ca '* . - -s Sow r i t . t » '*■ lú e « « , Ua. r, V S V V S \ V S \ S V V S W S » S » S S S V » S » S S S W M To Tlir Voters of Orange And Osceola Counties I hereby announce th at I am a candidate for re t i c non u t S m all r (rum Ib e 10th District. subject to the action of it.« DenuvraOc P im ia r, I »t.a.,a ye« s.rjcerrly lor your Support jo (he p a tl. and If you - ppruve my legislative record. I respectfully Solicit your support again 4 0 *U LnuiaC. U *i*rr. if fo r Constable I hereby announce m yself a» candidate for re rit».lioa to the offi-e of Ccnstabla of Justice of rrc c e District No 3, which Includes voting pre­ cincts No* 3. 4 and 23, and to ll.it the tupp rt of voter» at tb* coming Dcrno r u l e prim ary April 30tii. ID12. K. C VViuma. bZMti Tor County School Board Hsvlng served one term as a m ember r f t h e Courtly Si hud Hoard I will be a candidale h r re•Icciion to the office Irons District No 2. ___________• G f TusAOira. . T ot a u s ilo * o l life re d C C The prim ary closs a t hand. and. aa no ono h a t aonssuxed th c m s'lre a far th s office, of Justlc* el the r see. m y friends have -peevailed on m e to be­ come a candidal« In precincts No 3. and 23. Or■n** Oosisty, sub)ect to Democratic prim ary. U •'c c tfd . will endeavor to fill Ih* olttoe tritìi honesty • a d creditJOHN I ANDERSON. Tor County Troaturer \- "BELV1DERE" QjBst a minute, gentlemen! Was that last pair of shoes | you bought, uncomfortable? ^11W hy not try the Belvidere model. This shoe * is made • * _ fJT h is shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely S113.. teed to support the aren of the foot and prevent arches. Never before put into a shoe at this Pncf* 1 exclusive feature. This, combined vnl*J . f special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is abswUKv the acme of comfort and health in footwear. I hereby announce th a t I will be a candidate for {«-election to the office of Ju tl ce of Ibe P ea.« cf PrrctnCta S, 4. aod 2 3 , Oranga County. sut jert to tb* decislo& of the Democratic Prim ary. ____________L G STRINCm X O W I am ■ c andidata for th e ofllc* of Treasurer of Ch­ ana« county, subjact to th e a n mo of the Detoom i l e p rim a ry to be held April 30. IS 12. fo u r auppost wUl be appraciated. _ ^ ^ • to suit the requirements of the conservative man who wants style without too much smartness. , iJM ade of the finest quality T a n Russia Calf, with a medium broad last, common sense toe, \Y q inch heel, close trimmed edge. I hereby announce my can<liddcy for the office of C arotatile of tlsa 3rd Justice I’rac* district em ­ bracing voting precincts J-2 5 and 4 In ibe apptua.hm g primary April 30ih. I0I2. If elected I will jerfo-m the duties conscientiously and to the best of m y ability. I will by gMlifuli to my friends fur their support C tris W Suini To th* Daraocvatic V orrrs n f Orange County: I hereby nnoouoce m y Sell a candidate for the cf Bee of C ounty T reasurer. In asking your su . coming ■ prim ary election 'for u»rIs very In the . . __ lmporten t place, which is to be _ glvrsi to Itom e one by ____ the D em ocratic vutera of this county, and If you ypu o n «re your way clear to honor roe with this pi a m I prom ise you th a t I w II as all llm ra and under al) circuiti»Ia m e s strictly guard your Interests to fa t a s 1ms in m y power. Yours very truly, ~ ._________ J . I t T u r n ■ ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2901 $ 5 .0 0 <1 Other “Snow” modeU fòt Spring are here._______ * W. E. SHINE Candidate for. County. Solicitor—Orange County FOR SALE BY D. A. CALDWELL & SONS , Sanford, Florida �rifili/ ^ t a l ; - r (ItC SANFORD HERALD when they will return to their home in Wmle. the Tuner Orlando JncLsouville Mr nml Mrs Christopher i The Gate City House has brought down have been enjoying n cruise on the East ,hc high of ||vlng. Only *4.00 p er1 Coast Mr. Christopher seems very much week for (he finest table board In the city. | improved in health, urxl is lonkiqg very See Parker 28 ! well indeed Stilinoli'« will uni i(n awpy this summet Albert Aiisoii Grahuui of Hcalti. is in Bl-tf The young people enjoyed their usual llie city today, on u (rip ovei the stale. All kinds of repuu work Sanford MbAlbert is well known in interior Florida as (Thursday evening dance in the hall. frl-48-tí chine & Garage Co yM n. A; P. Connelly's many friends will a journalist, und became famous in his Have you tried tlie Sirrine House! Ilh Los Kiss articles written fur the Ocalu pa­ regret td learn that she Is quite sick. and Pnlmetto If not get a meal ticket. pers Me will write an article on his trav­ * ‘ >34lf j Don't forget Professor Maris' bible els on his return home. cJass nt ten o'clock every Sunday mornShip your produce to G W. Judy A Co. > Sanger's Greater Shows Arrive Tampa. Fla. Write them for stencil, fri-tf Sanger's Greater European Shows ar­ Rev. J. F. 'McKinnon wq» in the city Get your room at Stumon'« 315 E. 4th. yesterday on business connected with the rived in the city yesterday morning in Street. 61-tf their own special train und proceeded to schools For a good (abio aud boms cooking come : Mr. Sam Williams friends will learn erect ihe great "white top." the magnet to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates ; for the small Imy, lie he ever so young—or with regret that lie is confined to his Iron»« *5 per week. 24-tf old . i hy Hlneoa. One and two borne wagons with celery The general uppeurance of ibe «how Brenda Morrison returned home far surpasses that of any slaiw having flared side bodies nt Underwood's, fri-7-tf Wednesday after a delightful visit with visited the city for sometime. The can­ Going—Going—At reduced prices! AU friends In Jacksonville. vas is all apparently new, the wagons kinds of shoes at Woodruff's 48-tf J . W. Widcmnn the popular insurance arc clean and bright and the stock con­ Nice furnished rooms nt Stumon's, 316 man of tDeLand circulated among the sists of the best horse flesh we have seen E. Fourth street. 61-tf business men yesterday. in n long time. Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ In fact, from utl outward appearances derwood's. First class work , The Wednesday Club will meet at the frl-3-tf residence of 'Mrs. Henry Wight Wednes­ the Sanger Show bids fair to be a firstSpecial Summer Rates ot the Falrvlew* class organization In all respects day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Corner First and French Ave. 60-3-tp This show crimes lo our city heralded Remember the meeting of the Sanford Bring your ok! tires to Sanford Machine Music Club at the residence of Mrs Geo. by the press of our neighboring towns ns & Garage Co. for vulcanizing, frl-48-tf one of the cleanest nod best performances .Fox, Jr.. Saturday afternoon Gas engine repair» Sanford Machine that lias ever visited Florida. Col San­ Attention is called to the sale of edibles fri-48-tf ger. tlie owner, bn« long since enjoyed & Garage Co at the store of J. D. Roberts Saturday af­ the dislinction of being the (vernier Home like and good accommodations at ternoon by the Lend A Hand Club s showman of England and the American Stumon's, 315 E. Fourth street. 61-tf Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wbusier, and Mim branch is now entering into it» second Wheeler, of'Jacksonville, were in the city season .in tins country. * today. The Wheelcrsare former residents In connection with the "big show" is .of Sanford.' a large menagerie of wild unltntils. con­ I • There was never a time in the history sisting of elephants, camels, lions, leop­ nf Sanford when the spring crops looked ards. Ilnntns. tigers, monkeys, snakes, etc. All Local Advertisements under This qpite as fine as this season and everyone The Sanger Shows gave a very credit- Heading. Three Cents a Lin« Each Issue predicts a good market i able street parade over the principal Wanted—Patty with out children to Clothier and Men's Furnisher rent furnished house for summer. Call at i streets of the city this morning The Dr. and Mrs W. E. Hoosholdcr mid chil­ 308 Park avenue 6!-3tp dren will go to Plant City tomorrow to | parade was headed by a good company FLORIDA Guo. electric light» anil nMeninn water S A N F O R D spend Easier with Dr. Houslnildri ’» pur 1of UKistcinns nod followed by « lirst-rnte and room« SI 25 and up 315 E. Fourth colored hand ents. Rev and Mrs A E. Houshoider Street. 61-tf An excellent performance was given For Sol««—Pine cedar «ml cypress fence Mr. anil Mrs. 1„ A Green, sister and 0l-2tp brother-in-law of the Messrs. Emsiein left ' by n company of artists this aftrrnixtn posts. Phone 213 For Sale—Wlten in need of wood for Wednesday evening for their h o m e In and another will Ini given tonight at H your stove phone 213 Good honest loads. o'clock near the High School. Courteous New York, after a stay of some weeks in giMMl wood fi|-2tp attention rendered by nil employes of the city. For Rent—S-rootn eoltuge I212 Park tlie «how is one of the strongest features Ave *12 50 including water G. W. George H f ills the well known repre­ Spencer. 60-tf sentative of the Florida Fertilize Co. of F aster Souvenirs For Sal«?—Sweet Potato, plants Red Gainesville was in the city yesterday and I the ladies of the Presbyterian church Provident. t»«-«i kind. 11.50 (ter ttiou■< his lusny Sanford friends were glad to | have devised a very unique und ingenious santl. Rrx Packard. Route 2. or phone For EVERYBODY Only ti few more fiO-tfc see him j plan to secure a nest egg for the tregin- 102-3 » •lays for you lo make your selection. Tomato Plant» ForSale —Livingston ■ Dr. J 1 Donn of l-nuisvtllr h>. is in i (ling of Ihe fuml wiih which In Innld llirir Globe, and Buckeye $1.00 |>er thousand. (hr city tins week looking after ids in­ new manse Davis Brothers, 100 Mrllonville Ave. THIS is tlie "WHITE SEASON.” and we terests hi IIns section Dr Dunn is die Sixteen recipe» for preparing egg» are "Phone 200 5-Rings fl0-2-ip owner of dir "Indiana Karin near deck neatly printed on yellow paper and cut in For Rent—Part or all of new furnished are ready with a complete line of Can­ the «hope of a large egg: these are cover­ house Modern improvements X Y. Z . Hammock (‘arc Herald 60-3-tp vas and Buck Pumps and Coloninls at y Prof J M ¡»(union sold in* farm nrur ed with stiff wlytr (Hiper cut In tfie same For Sal«!—A goof reliable oki family shape, fastened together, and the words Cameron City to S. W McBride and pur­ horse, just the horse for one who hat $1.50 to $4.00 chased some desirable ell> lots Pop will "Easter Souvenir ' in gold letters on one small celery farm. To one who will be .ilsoti int|>r<ive Ins rooming Inm is .- o n San­ si le of tlie cover, thus making a pretty good to him will sell very cheap. Also Easter remembrance for one's friends for sale—A flue (trend, handsome driving ford nvenur These souvenirs can l»e obtained from any and saddle horse S M. Schwartz, R. D. Mrs. Annie K. Smith mid hci «in in law No I 59-3tp I one of die Presbyterian ladies A largo H A Sweeney of Colunihus Indiana have To rent. Two room» for housekeeping I number have been sold by the young la good water, and use of both $7 00 per «< arrived In die city and Mr Sweeney is ' «lien nf tlie church They only i»«t ten | month lift French Ave KEE' I F I T T E R 59-tf •taking over the celery della with a view 'cent» mill are well worth buying FUR SALE (vivnte t«*ntn consisting of of locating heir two marcs and closet! carriage, all in good T elep h o n e .No. 00 Sanford, F lo rid a condition Horses gentle and sound. Orig­ Furl Culbrcath. d ie w ell k n o w n com­ Hotiqtiel Tor luge mission inmi. ls in tin* c ity a g a i n a n d w ill Hun hurrest Luke swoo|>ed down on us inal cost *1.250.00; will acil for *600.00 If at once. Address 50 Huckmm build­ ho here until the end of the season 'Cur­ Tuesday, spending two days in this neck sold ing. Jacksonville, Fla. 59-1 ip ley'* has many friends here who are glad of the woods • We were glad to aee him. Notice.—I am closing out my-buslneis to see him again. His genial smile is contagious His hand­ Everything for sale. Tools of all kinds. Eugene Singletary spent the week end shake is the same when not runnlag as Fin*Post drill. Armstrong Dies. Pipe Vise, Gasoline Fire Pot. Work Benches. Hard­ 14 M ILES SO U T H O F SA N FO R D at Winter Garden, where he attended the when u candidate It Is (hr same l-uke ware an«l Paints. Wheelbarrow, Push Cart. closing exercises of the public school today und tomorrow A good business Ladders, and Step-ladders. Second-hand M êfm ftccot location on n d |» batw tcu We need such Furniture of every description. Go» and which luts been in charge of his sister. man. a good legislator two Lkea. 40 »eit« Parka, moat c m p l m Gasoline stoves, Dishes. Good dish Cupmen to represent us in tlie legislature. Miss Willie Singletary •u ««cura b o tti to lam io« FW M a. O ra a f» bourd. Two Good Ice boxes Everything fto v t so d »II im u K m ia M ft*« ta ( u n u Candidates' Day in Sanford promises to He tins the courage to battle for tlie light goes Cheap lor the cash The Fix-It 500 l««t of p U i u . cusió» and Mrvtr* firs*, 68-tf eclipse all former efforts in (Ills line, and uiuj will ever tie found where the smoke is Shop. 111 Sixth Bt 41 Bf A u riru i ri**«, fiorii »» ir« supply. A n tdrsl «rio thickest if the interests of his constitu­ For Sale—A tract of aftout 1,300 acres the committee will make arrangements to i n ho«Bt. Rid* o at s a d m * as ents are at stake Let's send him hack. on (he St.Johns river. Salphur water wells give a grand fish-fry for the visitors. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS There was never a time Itf the filstory of can be had on oil this property. ^*15 per Keep your eye on Sanford acre, terms K. B. Osteen. Osteen, Fla. our county when we were more In need of FLORIDA G. W. E. BATES & SON. Props. 98-8ic Neighbor Sanford is stining in the mut­ such men in our legislative halls l-ake For Sule—Anyone wanting bargain in ter of o canning factory to use the large and Robinson is our ticket.—Oveldo Ad­ first class celery farm addreaa "Owner" in surplus oropa which it will not pay to mar­ vance care of Herald Office. 57 tf ket toward the end of a season. Hope she For Sale—Two of my tine truck farms. may get It.—Orlando Sentinel Levi Binford. 57-lf Norman Lang The Sunday-school at Moure Station Pont forget to try the dried- chipped BEST CHEAPEST At the home of her parents. Mr and beef— chipped while you wait at W. W; has prepared a program for Easier, which 15-tf will take the place of the regular Sunday Mrs J U Willis. Wednesday. A|*ril 10th. Long* grocery. Ten acres of good laud for sale at a School service, at 2:30 p. m. A cordial Miss Harriett Annie Lang and Mr Mar­ bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ invitation is extended to all who desire, shall Guinea Norman, of Altamonte ped Inst season. AU under fence. Near Springs, will be married to attend. loading station on traction line. Almost Particulars nt Herald Mr Norman is the agent of the Atlantic given sway r Dr. Davis Forster managed to tear him­ Coast Line Railway, nt Altamonte Springs Office self away from his Shelter Sanatorium For Sale—5 aero farm, twenty bearing Mr und Mrs. Nonnan will leave on the long enough yesterday to pay his regular midnight train Wednesday, for Virginia, orange trees. 50 peach trees, also very AS GOOD AS THE NAME vlklt to Sanford. Ho reports his anna* where they will spend n month visiting Urge bearing pear trees, mod re n 5-room cottage, front and back porches, facet tortum os flourishing and I* well pleased Mr. Norman's relatives. On their return south Golden Lake, 3 miles south east of with his new venture. to Florida, they will make their home nt Sanford; S minutes walk to street rail­ • way, also Oveklo railroad. Fine drinking Gray Ragsdale spent severs! hours In Altamonte Springs. water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ (ha city today looking over bis Sanford LOCAL AGENT ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very beat celegy and lettuce land, well located. Band Concert Heights-property. Mr. Ragsdale and his / H ntllu west Cameron City, leas than a R C MAXWELL, MANAGER 'tooth*, J. H.. have formed n land compoThe delightful concert given by the bond quarter of mile from Sanford traction oy, and purchased 5,000 seres of land in the park last evening was very much carline. Land has a gentle slope from SANFORD, BRANCH •with of Fort Myers, which they will put appreciated and enjoyed by all who had North to South End. ao there will never upon the market. the pleasure of listening to the fine selec­ he any daflger of aoured Und. Guoranteed to get flowing welU on land. Rea­ Fred Fields is home for a few weeks tions given by the band It was unfortu­ sonable price, and terms to su it Ad­ 2-tf5 a lt* a strenuous campaign In behalf of nate that there were so tnany otlicF at­ dress box 1127 City. W. H Underwood now* bus a drat class d>e Schoocht Automobiles. Fred has tractions, and social events going on tnvetod In avagy state In the union, al- Thursday evening, otherwise there would horse sltoer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your oost, since leaving bare; and reports a have been a much larger attendance at horses can be assured of tire best kind tire concert Sanford, as a people are •ood hnsiness everywhere but south Georof work in this line. See Underwood JACKSONVILLE, FLA. very proud of their excellent band when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf «‘a. and Florida lead. Cottage for Kent—814 l>rk avenue. Mr. end Mia. John G. Christopher, of Address Box »43. City. ' 44-tf W eather Report Jacksonville, arrived In the city Thursday For Sale—Show case, leek draw *, mis! J 1 r »V Fair tonight and Saturday. Cool weather ■fMrnooo, op th eir handsome house-boat fin» condition. Particulars at I4 4 f Naxoa. They will remain until Saturday, too late'to save tire celery. ................ 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 bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dénted. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? J .a WANTS V (fîa ô tn * ^ ï)o rô ■.i ( E. Q. D U C K W O R T H The A ltam onte <1 fjf. IDEAL FERTILIZERS ‘| i ‘ . Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. For 'S» JÏV �! •— «•— 1 ’ . r I9 jrp wr-r* £ 7” ~V * J' * • ;tr •* * i5 F -L » • April S, 1912 THE SANrORD’ hCRALtX localities that ara Jost as food acTHE SANFORD HERALD other cording tu the lend men Is beginning to make the average Investor suspicious and is why the other lands could be cheaper in price and yet be just as good, and why they have come to Sanford to see vegetables grow log. The investor will soon sit up and take notice that there Is only one great vegetable growing section in the south and Sanford la. the place. All the natural advantages of dimate and water and location have combined to make Sanford great and all the fairy laies written about the “Just as go d cannot take one jot or (idle from Sanfotd As one well known gentleman remarked .nis week “Sanford has become th< demonstration farm for the entire state. rubilibtvl Ertrr Tuesday «ad Friday Mo»nini By his natural question TME HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. HULLY. Editar W. M. HAYNES, Business Mansier S a bscrlptisn Pries, * 2 .0 0 a Year In Advance Delivered la iba City by carrier S2.00 par sear la adriaca or 20c par month. Payment« load tance muet be made at offl hr Enternd <• aeooad-das« mail matter Assoit 22nd * 1908. at the PoetoOca at Sanford. Florida, seder Act of March 3rd. 1879 Telephone No. l i t 0 W In Herald Build ins Sanford will bave a number of new buildings this summer and next falL MEANINO OLR CANDIDATE Now for a summer of big business in­ Hon. W. M.jTooroer has announced h s terspersed with a few ball games and candidacy far the position of Congressother amusements. nan at large and in commenting on hi* There is a rumor that the Sanford Hotel platforms and the candid statements a» Co, will sell their stock to a new com­ to his oplnions^the Miami ¿Metropolis has pany and a new tourist hotel will re­ the following: “CoL Toomer's honesty will fail to win sult him support in southeast Florida. Our \ Hon. A. M. C. Russell is a candidate people have discovered that during~sll for State Superintendent of Public In­ nese years in which the afTairs of tht struction and favors Free School Books. Second district have been left to the Not o bad idea and Russell wtU get the nanngcroent of the hirelings of the solid support of the man with a large umber trust, the railroads ond kindred corporations, that their welfare has been ~~iatuiJy. njured. They wont n man who stand» The Orange County Citizen has issued or the things they beiieve in and whose another illustrated edition, this time of strong championship will t>e for the com­ beautiful Altamonte Sprints No better mon people." Which means that the people are subject could be taken and no better mah to reprodupe the beauties of Altamonte clamoring for a man like Braxton Deacham for Congress than Howard of the Citizen. Ice Cream and Strawberries ’ Mrs. Moses expects ta arrange an ice cream and strawberry social in the park nexi Wednesday night for the benefit of the Hospital Association. The date was for the 12th. but on account of the enter­ tainment at the Imperial that night the date baa been changed to the 10th. Full pmticulan will be given in Tuesday's Herald. DISTRIBUTORS FORI Steinway &. Sons . Mehlin 5: 3; Behr Bros. - Mathushek Story & Clark 5: “Crown”Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, 1 I and Fischer Attention. Voter»! Vote for George B. Ivay, the leading candidate for Justice of Peace, in. and for. your precirlct. He is a conservative man. as well as experienced in Law. and the requirements of the office. He needs the Job. and he and his friends respect­ fully aolldt your vote and influence. If you want to find out his record, ask his enemies, if you can find them Itc " P I AN 0 S Pay Your County Taxes For ¿he benefit of the tax payers W. EL Martin wishes The Herald to announce to the people that their state and county taxes must be paid on or before March 31st, as the tax books close on that date and delinquents will then be placed on the delinquent tax list. . Remember March 31st Isqrour last call for state and county taxes. tf AND T he A u to p ia n o Notice Send for Catalogues, Prices and T e r m s Good farm and buggy horre for sale. and two milk cows with calves. Apply to 58-tf Thomas E. Wilson. John A. Cunningham r First Methodist Church Sunday, A p ril 7th, 1912 FLO R ID A Í . p ro g ra m m e for flu ÎDap Bro. Howard of the Orlando Citizen likes the Baunterer’s »tuff ond is averse to the “non-de-plume" whatever that means. ** Well, never mind, brother. Holly will back anything that appears in The Her­ ald whether it appears In the non de plume or the ostrich plume. The editorial column of the Herald Is not tiie "big noire." If back ro c o in siorage I LOO a. m Holy Communion. The same predicament confronts the grower this year that confronts him every 0 a. m. Axremby of Sunday School. DROP I N seison—that of keeping n glut'from strik­ B A PT ISM O F C H IL D R E N t n d m u» la y tim» , i, i , , . i d , i,,„ ing the market when the bulk of the cel­ ( Let nil pnrrntf ha vinf unbapCiird c k ilJir o land» in S a n lc -d V> . h a .f i. m ery begins to move. The pnee starts out prcMnl thru» At (hit tune (ot drdiratioo to Cod land» fot n l r •( rraaanablr , i .„ too high to begin with and though we are Write the child's nsm e on a card. f i v in f date o/ in n i» to «uit youi l o m n . i r » . , 1 r>„ -.11 nex er k j v t a btiTrr »p|*»i to all prone to attempt to get all there is at birth and parents names, and hand to pastor.) •<qu!f* sulh fiuck itili lai i .è •» mi once, there is no doubt but what the more Caotrr frnUur bç tbr fe'imbap •uch favocablr tarma V\ e • « reasonable plan would be to odopt n renqutck a contiJrratilr n tc in siluri ou teibool sonable.selling price and stand by it get­ tbea* propcrtire V • e*.w «n I -*ipfhe MUCH US CROW benefit Sanford 1» growing «0 rapidly Ihnt few ting the money here on. ail shipments, 1 Hymn. 177 of the people nre aware of the many new rite only wav to control tho celery market I 2 Reipontivc Reading. Led by Supt. H O W A R I M ' A C K A K I i 1 \ M tU buildings In the course of erection and and stop a glut in the market is the cold 3 Song. "Waken All the World” S u n forti I lori.) School •contemplated. A perusal of the |iermlts storage idea. In conversation with ex[<ert* in the ice game tiie information is 1 Acrostic Exercise. "Our Hope’ granted this week by lha city clerk re­ Morn of Joy’—School veals the fact the $15.000 or more is the gleaned that this idea is far fetched be­ 5 Song. list of new buildings for the week winch c a u s e of the great expense uttitched to 6 Reading. "Easier Bells” the plant and the lact that an eipertshre Hazel Grow is going some even for Sanford You’ll Relish The Lasier I ml plant would have to be maintained by 7 Song. Ye Ea»ter Bells"--School the year to use for a few months during if we supply thr g r t- c r iii . f o l It •» 8 Exercise The Awakening ol r n t DtuNQbCNT tax l i s t the season. This of course precludes the i . J I i UJ'i i a v c a special line .J n 1 Spring" The Herald was designated as the vaqces. etc., which „ . niter ire Recitation. An Easter Dream official organ of Orange county to publish establishment of a plant in Sanford and strictly high grade m ru t lung except Addie Marshall the delinquent tax list of 1011 by (tie then the scene is shifted too more north­ erly point, as for instance the Potomac 10 Song the cost. Inclmir n.n>.. ..t thrtr. is County Commissioners. The Flowers’ Message your grocery ordrt. I lift -ill put tu Junior Girls 1 buse wanting to get the official paper yards where all the cars go and are edge on your appetite m>iii.it voull N sh uild subscribe for The Herald now for diverted to various points. Following out 11 Recitation: "Bells' able to do the fr»N| |ii.lar Christie Summers only In this jwper will yon be able to get (lot plan list- cold storage coulj be used by ull the fruit utul vegetable groweri of 12 Song. He Lives To-dsy" Schoo the list. PAY CASH and S A V E MONEY On* year $2 00. Six mouths $1 00 tiie enure south ond at tins rate could be 13 Reading. "Msry Seeking Jesus" made n paying proposition. The cold Marion Phi Phillip Three months 50 cents. storage would not be confined to one crop 14 Song. Children * One Ihm but to all (he perishable -crops raised in 15 Recitation. "The New Life, The s .mIntt) Marts* OBITUARY RAIES First Street A Western Kansas editor got off the Dixie and the growers could be united in' Best Life” Raymond Phillips following: Ten cents straight will be a common caused—that of protection and 16» Resurection Appearances. charged for all obituary notices of busi­ conservation of resources. If it is good Intermediate Girls ness men who do not advertise while business for the commission men to 17 Duet. Marion Phillips and living. Delinquent subscribers will be have n cold storage and buy in the cel­ Maude Miot charged 15 cents a line for obitunry ery after the market goes to pieces and 18 Recitation. "Victorious Life" Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixing tl-Mlf ho-licsl 9 advertisers and cash subscrib­ the product can be purchased at their own C. H Summers. Jr , with latest improved Sanitary machinery ers will receive the best In the shop free price, then in all reason, wouldn't the 19 Easter Offering 8 P E N C E R '8 BREAD HANDLED b y alt F IR S T C L A S S GROCER* when they shuffle off. Better rend in same plan hold good for the man who 20 Closing Chorus. The Lord is _________________ S p e c ia l O r d e rs P illed P ro m p tly your advertisements ond pay up your tills (he soil and makes the crop? Of Risen" subscriptions now, os the hog cholera is course this plan will never be worked out 7:30 p. m Services. We Make Everything Known to the I i j clC abroad in the land.—Kansas City Journal. by individuals. It will of a necessity be L Organ Voluntary PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK avenue. fostered and nurtured and brought to a II. Hymn. successful head through organization only, III. Prayer. MOOtSirs REIRAINT Editor Holly's “Curbstone Gleanings" and until the growers of the south get to­ IV. Anthem. would secure for him a state-wide reputa­ gether under one bend, just os other “big V. Lesson. • tion if he would sign his name or produce business" is done there will never be any VI. Offering. = P R A C T IC A L the witty articles in the editorial column. certainty about the price of fruits and veg­ VII. Hymn. So much waste of rare material with no etables. VIII. Sermon. By the Pastor. The farmer spends his money for land, one to receive credit, is a real shame. "Christ's Own Interpretation of the Not being much on the non-de-plume dears it. works it. buys fertilizer, mach­ Resurection.” • ’.REATESTj sort of journalism ourselves, we believe inery. seed and pays for help, makes a Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of IX. Hymn. in sayit.g our say and being personally crop and trusts to luck for a market. it-" , IW * system of Business Colleges in the W orld—22 year No other business in the world is oper­ X. Prayer. responsible. graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructor? t'.inir.icts gtIf* Holly's wit Increases as his head grows ated in such a manner, and yet they go XI. Doxology. more bald and shhiey. His article on on year after year never profiting by mis­ XII. Benediction. to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S o r R E F U N D M OM A |m iorV ¿. Orlando sewerage is rich and deserves a fortune. and despite the reverses the far­ by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other t> ■""" „ men tri* place with Mark Twain’s be*^.—Orlando mer seems to make a better living than Potato Growers. A L L O T H E R Florida and G eorgia business college- <«"it hmed Citizen. the city business man. Our factory output Ik limited also teach BY M A IL. C atalogue F R E E . „ «. Better put In your order a t once. *Tls modesty, kind sir, and when you But what a good thing, what a sure A. H. JAMES, Manager.-JacksonvtlU. P otato barrels will be scarce later toss such a beautiful boquet, modesty thing the farmer could have if he would Battgr store them somewhere right a will not permit our walking across the provide for A market for his product be­ way. Buy what you Know you'll need. stage to pick it up. Blushes overwhelm fore he began to manufacture it—an idea We will take none hack. Bring a check ^ _____ <■+++++"*** us. Exitl ’ that hat predominated all other- forms of when yau get barrels. Don’t ask us to ♦ break our rules. business or. manufacturing. r ir s t come, f i r s t served. CAt'OItT HI in THE GOODS He should active the question before be It. H. DEANE. 1st at. & Oak Ave. GO 3tc York HUSanford has gained name and fame as goes ahead to put-in Ills crop and the im­ This was the astonishing offer recently made by a New --Share Cropper Bonaire to settle a bet with a friend. Although he tw>k ni» wba being the greatest vegetable growing portant step in the solution is to provide New York's btislest street and offered to exchange wit Wanted a reliable man to ahare crop on section In the world and the greatest a place for life product at the flood tide passed, not one accepted his offer. It seemed “Too Gowi to the Sanford Farm the beat Improved and proqf of this reputation is the advent of and avoid a glut hi the market We moke you an offer that is equally remarkable. equipped A acre farm In Sanford, d ty people from every state in the union and The editor of The Herald is not a far­ limits. must have money for your ahare We offer you, absolutely free of charge. Painter s hamisomelr from foreign countries coming here to mer ond does not take upon himself the graphed Florida Almanac and Guide for 1912. ^ of crop other wise don't write. Address look over the celery delta and have the task of advising the farmer bow to oper­ E. Valeillc Sanford Post office. 60-4tp Drop us a letter or post tard containing jour WHERE "y^ Sanford system explained to them. Every ate his own business, but all business is wh«t crop you are interested in. and .. —-• are intt^ land company that waota to demonstrate operated much along the same lines and >ur oddress. oddrets. LIVE this book will be aent free to your to BARREL FACTORY NOW OPEN the growing of vegetables bring theif a strong point in telling celery and lettuce ested in Agriculture In Florida, you simply cant Place your potato barrel orders at without this book. prospective customers to Sanford first and would . be first cooperation among the then explains carefully to them that growers and • system of storing the prod­ once to Insure deliveries when w ant­ ed. H. H. Deane, Oak Ave. and First SL other land Is just as good but' has never uct when pricer!» 1L 59-tf bad the chance to demonstrate the poesi­ If we can't b}V*.B storage plant her* Phone 255. ROOM 1100 • JACKS0NV es yet. Just why they h ate made b a re ooa a t tho other end of the Uno. but Tomato Plants For Sale.- -Call on Ñolas (or b ara i t 81-tf Grava», 111 Palmetto Avo. ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M * .....................I ...................... » .................. ........... Peoples Cash Grocery S P E N C E R ’S ? ■W~' + î*-« BAKERY DRfllfGHON A FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE FOB FIFTYCi$ •$ Si .fci.K j;.- ’ E . 0 . P A I N T E R FERTILIZER á¿,L �W • / >. .-.v . n w w l ' l ' l•***l*',r ü .i'-T "i i TUE SANFORD, HERALD r b y FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT * * • ILLU STR A TIO N S K a YW a ÍT t k s corm/G/rr /& / or aaa/3j -s/sakui afosn/yy ' SYNOPSIS, , - - - ------ I—Richard Uahlnut, an Amerkoa with an affected En«ll»h aogmt^reeatrae a present from a friend In CHAPTER IL—The 1 present proves tt> — man. A* *tetter .............. he a pair of pajamaa. hlnte of mrpneee to the wrearer. < SANFORD H U M U S Sanford Lodge No 27. I 0 .0 r M erit every Momlay at 7 30 p in . nvrr lin |» fle l fh re lre J C Malt. N G W ^ H eure». Sec’r . slipped over again to the arm of my chair. Seminole Chapter No 2.Order (astern Star In her cyos wai a challcngo and I M erit every ter-md end fourth Friday In month Every one »ho lint teen lilt Slur In the E att are took It up. chapter •'In black silk pajamas." I said dar­ m rdU llv Invile«! lo vlait the A m r E Kiaiatav Sec y ingly f. U. e . Celery City Aerie 1833 Her bluo eyes opened wide For a Meetings flrtt and third T uetdayt In every month moment I feared sho would bo offend­ Hall in Welhorne Rlock. third (lorn CHAPTER ITI,—Light nut dona the pai’hornlv Lodge No 3. K of P H V audac,l7» bul blrdllko t t l Mnrmnt. Jenkln». comes In carol of laughter rcauiurcd mo. M rrta second and fourth Mood»/». Vltltlng SBf .to. twcQcidi^^ Ushtnuu ^at“Bay, you’re not so slow, are you 7“ knights always • come P E II u ich Intoni C. C tSopU to put him out Thlnklnrih; e^ /u “ “ol "u • ,ow- Bre I ° ur f elTt S Frank. K K nd A rant crasy. Ughtnut changea hie clolhea * AnJ her band-came down on my S a n f o r d Lodge. No SX. f. A A. M h .7 h„VJkhl i î t forca that ® ada » • lump, M . Tolar M aster: M. W. Lovell. t q ^ confl'mlnir~ligbtnuPa ''Only ahowa," she gurgled merrily, lery ECommunication joy^ contimi ng Llghtnufa ‘belief belief ^that^hs thal every Brat and third T hurt*• * * * !' "how little Jack knows about you. d a y t a t 7:30 p. m V ltltin l brothers welcome ■it nut Bay, you'd hotter never tell blm about U n ite Brotherhood of Carpenters end Join­ CHAPTER IV.—Jenklne telle Listi Ideo us thoso black pajamas!" of Um encounter ho had with a hld< er» of America B f M H dressed *.n pajamas. Sho spoke chokingly through a Sanford Local Union No. 1751. U. B of C. and 1. A m e rit every Thursday night at 7 o'click In ■torm of Inflghter as ahe rocked there of the Eagira' Mall. J. W. O Singletary president: against my shoulder. lieu tllack welder K S I T way home from college. Later LI "And say—the Joko of It!" She rinds a beautiful girl In black pajaamas lft 0 P O (. Sanford lodge 1241 banged me on the back with a clubllke his room. Meet U rti and Third Wedneadajr » e a d a y night, ___ corner ed late at ni«ht mod night get. rete up for' ft a Alamaa um o a Smoke. i b ,c k w lth a First and Palm etto W D. U t» « » . Ê. R. CHAPTER Vt.-LIghtnut Is shocked by |^L0.W' | n5nfd,,bl" firon’ that 1UUo hand' 0. L T tr u * . Secretary the gtrt'O drinking, smoking and slangy T he Joke of It la. ho thought I'd be talk. so s a f o with you! Oh, mamma!*' ""CHAPTER VII—Rh« tells him her n a m e And o ff s h e went a g a i n rvenlnX at M IK) I* M in tâiBlr, Mall, . ?, w' ™ , • » —>•» » ■ » « ■»> * »»">. lllu rk Allw rt Scl»h Ibrtalor R II named France*: .^Ncxt m o rn in g thr girl nlcKj. ah«* »aid. c o r n in g out of her Serreta» ^ .T ’K '^ V h e r of?h,ni l i i? MOM& by 'and panllng breathlessly, Nlenro« Chapter Ns. t 3 L A M a husky college boy, . who calls him ."Never! And don t you, Dicky—don't Meet« every « ro o d »rxl fourth Thursday In •"•DtcSy!^ but he dori not see the girl. you e v e r! U nderstand? M um 's t h e Masonic Mali over Im pe-lal T heatre V iiltlnJ com panions wvloorae A W Kins. Illfh T rtesl. enough, Oo on—tall mo—what's sho word!" W E. Iluusholder, Sec y. . i "But—“ like?" "Oh. hut mo no ' h u t s '— p r o m i s e ! " "Of count®, you don’t know!" I anltl .NO CmUSE TO DOUBT. " W h y . lh«-n—e r — of co u rse . If you elgnlDcantly. “Mof Of count» I wouldn't know— wish It.” A S t n l r o - B n t o f F n c t* f l i c k e d by a ''T h a t 's right, because I want to I want you to toll mo Bay, u sho S tro ng Qunrantoe. com e a g a i n —th a t Is. If you w nnt me. really ao pretty f" IV«- i i.i i n u i r e Im m itlu ito and poll "Pretty," Indeed’ It w n s like this But If B r o th e r J a c k wns on to you. liv e r.-ilrf t.. nil auffereta fro m c o n s ti­ adorable child of nature not to un Dicky, ns 1 am . ho would so o n e r tiavo p ation In every e a se w h ere out rum mu nt a hotel, t h n t ' s all." deratand that sho wna the most per ody full* t<> do this w e will r e tu r n th e "B u t my d e a r K rn n c e s— ” feet and faultless crcnllon on earth' money paid u* for II T h a t 's a fra n k "1 loll you I know , D icky, ho d o e s n 't I leaned townrd her. "Is she pret­ alalt-nu'iil of fnets. anil w e w nnt you to a p p ro v e of y o u n g la d les In p a ja m a a ." ty?" I repeated reproachfully. • iib s tiin iln te th e m nt o u r risk. Bbe c h u c k le d "N ot ev e n b la c k o n e s .” Bbe eyed mo slyly. lievttll O rd e rlies nr«' enlett Just like Blm stood up. looklftg at h e r s e lf an d "Ob, of courso I know how you n i '-'- " r e p a rtic u la rly pro m p t nod feel,” aho said, "but draw tne a pic­ p e r f o rm in g a grncq'fui " p i ro u e tte b«v ' r■ngreenlite In nctlmi, mny he tnkt<n ni I fore tho long pier glaBH. ture of her " Mi) limo, dny nr itlglil; do imi cntt«e , "Now, if th e y had b e e n c r im s o n ." "A picture!” I laughed. "All right, d la rr lu e n . nuunen. « rlplnc . c ie e s n lv e her® goes: Eighteen, 'a d a u g h t e r of sh e p r o c e e d e d , " h e m ight h a v e felt Innneneen, or ollter unde*lrnble cfTiv t» d iffe ren t. Old J a c k 's g r e a t on l i a r the gods, divinely ta ll and m oat di­ Tlti'y b a v e n r c r y nilltl bill |M~ltlve j vinely fnlr'—t h a t sort of th in g FVa- vnrd. a n d so nm I " ni Iloti oiMin t h è orgnu* «vitti wltlch Of c o u r s o All Itadcllffo g irls wore. turca classic—p e r f e c t oval, you know , thpy r-jiiie In c iin ln 'I. itp p urvulli net and profile to s e t nn n r tH t m ad w ith I knew. log n» ti regolativi» Ionie tif h I be r<» By Jove, how 1 w ish e d I could show Joy. EycsT Blue ns H obo's, hut big lnn»d tnunctilnr coni of th è ht»«'el, tini* and true and tender: hnlr, n g r e a t. h e r tho lovely c rim s o n p a j a m a s Maso v e r c e m ln g n-cnkinn«. an d oldlng tu j • hilling nugget of virgin gold F o rm f e r tn a n n hail s e p l m o from t'h ln n ! re*l'»rp lite Iwiwelw In m o re vlgorou» divine—the Ideal of n poet s d r e a m — But I w ould h a v e to s u m m o n J e n k i n s *nd b en lth y ae tlv lty . to find th e m , a n d besides. It would bn the alluring, the elusive, t h e uitnitnln Hcvnlt lln le r lle * «re nnsUrpoKan'hle able, the despair of the s c u lp to r s of q u e s tio n a b le t a s t e lo p r e s e n t, th e m • nini blesi f»>r ilio u*e o f chllrtion. old to h e r a t t e n t i o n chisel." folk* nfui di lli M e i*»r«< u* W » ca nnot "Sly!" said Miss Hillings, staring " O r e a t Idea, this, having pajamas too blglily perom nietid tb e n i to all But I was not through. ''Com­ In y our c o lleg e colors," she said. I •ufTerem frotn nny forni o f .constlpsplexion? Her skin as s m o o th as ihn th o u g h t so, too. as I n ote d a d m ir in g ly tlon timi lt» n tle m U n t ev lln T h a t ’e heart of a srasholl and iih delicately t h e rich effect of h e r go ld e n head w hy «ve back otir fnllli In Ihcnt r> Uh warm a»'Its rosy blush when klttsed above th e black silk B ut I th o u g h t o u r prom l»e t>f inoney back If they do by the nmorous tide." th e color n tl«-vlll«h odd onrr—so m b e r, not pive eu llro *ntl«fncMon T b rc e “Hoc!" ejaculntcd my d a r li n g you know — for colors of a you n g girl n » I r ò 12 inblct* Ut cent*. .1(1 Inblel* !Cf> i I looked at her closely ' And In school r e n i* nnd sii tnblef* frfl cetitn lli»men« one matchless c h e e k n d im p le div in e •'My' m t " ' njic m u r m u r e d , " w o u ld n 't t»er. voti enti oliin In Ite in II Item edles such as might have boen left by the I Jtist love to live In. p n j a m n s —Just go onl» «t «vur *tor«> T h e Ito^nll Htore barbed arrow of Cupid when It awoke about In 'em all tho time, you know! . L R. PHILIPS k CO. Psyche from her »wood of death. In Why can't we, I wonder?" Her faco short, abe might be the dainty fairy flashed mo o ravishing smllo; and prlnceaa of our childhood fnntnalea, w hile I w as blin k in g o v e r her q u e s ­ Tor were ahe less superb In figure. On tion. sh e w ent on " F u n n y how th e FLOORS Ibe other ham!, she m ig h t he the girls even m e ta k in g to 'e m —e v e n HI* TABLES sunny-haired daughter of a Viking w enrs ' e m ' " B hr c h u c k le d : " H e r s nre CHAIRS king, were she not too delicately fea­ g ray f lan n e lte U e QIL CLOTHS But th e girl I'm »00 »U. tured and molded " te lling you abo u t — she d o n 't. SI* told INTERIOR Thnt waa all I could r e m e m b e r from the m u te r ab o u t IL It se e m s th a t t>e W OOD W ORKJ the descrlptlofi ns I had r e a d It In a fore sh e left C hina, som e hlglt mucknovel, but 1 was glad I bad stored It a m uck g nve h e r g o v e r n o r a sw ell pair up. by Jove, for It suited h e r (o a dot. of silk o n e s —s o m e th in g like th e s e . I T h e O r ig in a l 8he didn't say n word for jk m o m e n t, gu ess, hut I d o n 't know of w hnt color but Just sat there eying me kind of But, anyhow, they were too delicate ■Idewls®, her little upper Up lifted In and fine to be wasted on nn old stiff , an odd way. Then of a sudden sho like that, and ho had sense enough lo , TV- U* 1—k Ix •! ■hook her head and swung her kncea know It. 8o ho pngsed 'em down tho , U J |i l—«> — «I* wwil e— » lb —« ik# up over the arm of her chair. ‘ i lino to her— {''ranees, you know. Well, C<—f i —» Bn* "W«ll, Dicky, as a doscrlber you s i r —" Hero sho sidled to the table I , y>U I««—3—M r— — i— t ■nr® ere the slushy spreader. Bay, and half leaned, half perched, upon t4 i . . 'I Iiwl ■mI, An KwJ •wi*«r»Lwl you'?® got Eleanor Qlyn backed off Its edge; and I wns so distracted Gil C*»rh«lh »»f th® board®." watching her graceful polso and ges G .I S*iu/«cii«w. She went on eagerly: "I don't care, tures, that I lost wbat she was saying, /-in s rtA tz n a n u it though; alutby or not, your picture's by Jove. CARFENTfR HORTOMCO Juit perfect for her. Why, your gtrl I It was her trill of laughter at some­ must be a ringer for the girl at Kad- thing sho had said, and tho question: HILL H A R D W A R E C O . cllffe. Only thing you left out was "Wasn’t that funny?" that brought mo , the freckle on tho chin." hack to what sho was telling me. Vreckle on the chin I Dy Jove. 1 "Yes, air—said sho Just scared her left It out on purpose, for 1 thought maid—oh, batty!. Bocauso sho looked she might not like It. t wondered ir so ugly In ’em—that’« what sho nil girl« at.RadcUCTe had freckles on thinks, but of courso—shucks! Any­ the chin. how, sho never wore ’em any more, She lay back, regarding me In- nud a day or two later some coolie For Women acrutably. "If aho looks like that." stolo them—sold ’em probably." Have More Friend» than nnv other •he iUfhed, "you ought to love her Suddenly oho yawned, stretched her magazine or natterns. McCall » Is tho ▼err much, Dicky.” arms above her head, and flashed me tcliabie Fasnion Guide monthly irt; I couldn't aey anything, for words a dazzling smile. Dy Jove, In the one Tnillion one hundred thousand are go deuced Inadequate, you know. looso-flttlng garments she looked for •homes. Besides sho«ving all the latest But 1 Just made an effort to look It all. all tho world like an Oriental bourl, designs of McCall Patterns, each issue "Of course," elghlng, "you ought to or some Jolly lovely thing like thnt. is brimful of sparkling short stones fee} (hat way; and, another tblng, "Oee.-Aut I’m sleepy!" sho said be­ ‘and helpful information for women. Dicky: you'll never forget where you hind her littlo hand. "If you'll ekeuse S.t. Mow.7 s a d Kmp In S * r U { 7 wihnribt.f lur M c G ill'« M a p iln « St ok «. Cctta o n l/ |o first saw h tr, will you? One of tho me, Dicky, 1 believe It will bo off to 1 ret» 1 vrtr, IncUdtaf a*/ on* of Um ctUbrsM things one never forge {a." McCsli 1'itw rn* lit*. the springs—the bed springe, for little "flight in thle room," I murmured; Frankie. Oood night, then. Bee you McCall Pattern* Lead »11 ethrr* la w/U. St, ■imnlkit/, ccoaore/ tnd non Ur «old. Moit "and In that wicker chair." In the morning." d/i'er» aclt McCall Patttre» tUa a»/ other two "Really?" Her surprised ejacula­ ■ And with another radiant smile, she a i \ i t cocafcirrd. Non»hi(tUr tlua ijccou. Dof fiu<n /«MUdril«r, or b/ nail boa tion was delicious. Dy Joy®. how en- moved townrd her room. trandngly coquettish of her) How "Good night," I said wistfully. McCALL’S MAGAZINE Jolly clever I .. . * By Jovo. somehow I bad hoped she •~0o on; tell me how she was* would offer to kiss me, how that W . 37th S t, New York Q ty dressed—never mind any more plo­ were engaged In a way. Bilt then, of tline business; Just tell me In four or CPUfMwJt EOUldal do—sh e knew that. five wtfflflf, P et you can't da It EL Bbe CAMPBELL’S IVARNISH “ McCains Magazine and McCall Patterns B raxton Beacham Candidato For Congressman -at- Large Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS More Money Spent on the Navigable Stream s and Harbors T h e r e is no w a y the People of tho Intorlor can Receive any Direct Bonefit from the National Appropria tion Exce pt by A ppropriations for Hard Roads WHAT ARNOLD €9 A Clark Everglades Investigation W itness Says About Mr. Clark ‘ * Joseph A. Arnold. E ditor in Chief of the Division of P u b lications of th e D epart­ m ent of A griculture, a w it­ ness in Congres.«m an C lark's Everglades in v estig atio n , whose s ta te m e n ts w e r e m ade upon o ath und as a p arty of th a t in v e stig a tio n / says th a t Mr. Clark declared thnt if the E verglades re­ port w as very favorable " it would h u rt SOME O F H IS C O N S T I T U E N T S who ow ned Florida lan d outside of th e Everglades t h a t w as ju st us good as th e E ver­ glades.” Let us h a v e a C ongress­ m an who will represent ALL OF HIS CONSTITU­ EN TS fairly, w h e th e r th ey ow n lan d s in or o u t of th e E verglades a n d w h e th e r th ey ow n lan d s a t all or not The TRUTH about Florida is GOOD ENOUGH The TRUTH about Hr. Clark is BAD ENOUGH R. H U D S O N BURR Candidat* for Congross, Second District �Bo ougKFTT T artapa In the morning a t the boat! But all In vain my early rise the next morning, my easeful toilet end any dash In a taxi to a florist and then to Tiffany's for a ring. At the pier 1 dodged about In the crowd, the boy trailing, behind me with the big pnrpte box. but not a devilish thing could I eee oí Francee. By Jove, I almost broke my monocle straining 1 At last I was aure she most be left, for the last passengers wero passing over the gang-plank. -Hello. Dicky!" The voice, coarse and hearty, came from an athletic young man In a hur­ rah suit. On his head, perched Jaunt­ ily above a mass of yellow hair, waa a straw bat with a crimson band. I stared a t blm through my glass, but It was any one I knew at all. 1 looked at him coldly, for there’s noth­ ing so devilish annoying* as familiari­ ties from strangers. I thought 1 could frees# him off. . But be only grinned. -Looking for Mlaa Billing«?" "1—1 haven’t seen her," I answered ktlffly. But hla question alarmed me. He chuckled In my face. "Guess you don't know her In her dotbea, «h. Dicky?" And I did not need the punch he gave me In the aide to make me stagger backward. "A thousand thanks, and good-by, old chap. 1 see they're hauling In the plank." He lingered for one bearlike grab a t my hand. "And aay, don’t forget—for I know Jack BUllnga better than you do— dota’t ever let him know about all th at Scotch last night" Ha ealied over hla shoulder with a grin: "Keep It dark—as dark as those black pajamas, Dicky I" ’ And as long as I could see, he stood on the deck, waving hla hat at me, as 1 stood here with my mouth open, my •yes following him with horror. By Jove, who waa ho. and what did he know? at you' In the darliT , Know how' you Jerk back? Well, there you are! For. giro you my wont, when 1 peeled off the little cloth cap, regular hlaaea of crtmaon lire aeemed to ahoot from the end of the k n o t , Fact la. It wasn't a knot at all, but a button—• deetllah glassy- button, eomethlng bigger than a dime, per­ haps. and thick ae the end of your Utile finger. And there It lay agalnat the »silk, burning Its way through It like a rad coal or fire. And U waa Juat t h e n ' that BUUngs rolled la. I aay "rolled In," because It always looks that way. That’a the way Blu­ ings la built, you know. "I aay, picky," he panted, "Just missed another Infernal express I Plenty more trains, but I had a great InsplraUoa strike me that I'd let you put me up for the night Hat, Jen­ kins! Now, don't aay a word. Dicky, old chap. Cane, Jenkins! Orest 6leesjire, assure you—won't Inconvenience a t alL 0 loves, Jenkins! Just give me something to sleep In, and 1*11 be as comfortable here as I would be a t the elnb—eo d e n t worry any about me, old chap. By tbs way, want to thank you for taking cars of the kid. Got hbme dll 'rig h t 1 understand." He plunked like a Jolly elephant in­ to the largest and moat comfortable chair la the room and wheesed for breath. ■ "And. Jsnklns!" Hs raised one fat finger while he took a gasp. "Don't mind U I do have a ; package of Dicky’s Koroakos en(J a 1,00 Ox*—not too sweet, you know; and you may—" BUUngs broke-off suddenly. Then rtee. Ho I w t d at mo. chuckling. "Look cheap to you, oh? What you mlfht call outre, ao to apeak?" “By J oto, of courae," I anawered ruefully. “I can't Bleep In the things now, you know What would people Look, I tell you!” 1 did look, and—well, I was JoUy Taxed, that's all. • "Oh, I aay now!" 1 spoke severely— Just that way. you know. 1 w ent on, remonstrating: "Devlllah silly Joke, If you ask me. You've gone and ruined the thing, BUUngs! Flashy buttons Uke that, you know—too tawdry, too cheap." "Cheap!" He almost shouted I t Then be leaned over the back of the leather chair and pounded hla fathead against the cushions, writhing hla big bulk from aide to aids. "Quite impossible," I said firmly. “Not on regie a t all, >ou know!" And I fixed my glass end stared gloomily at the things. The five shiny button« DETROIT ? The Stove That Uses Either Gasoline or "Oh yon beauties, you darlings!" I beard him murmur.Then he looked at the buttons again, and dash I t b# kissed me. Maudlin—JoUy maudlin, I aay, If you ask me! "1 aay. Dicky," he said carelessly. “Tou may not care for them, but I’ve taken rather a shine to these buttons. Mind letting me have one, eh?" He flashed a quick glance at me and then away. "Mind? Why, certainly not; Uke 'em alt old chap, and welcome." Tct I responded gloomily enough, scarcely poUte, you know. And I felt too JoUy prostrated to be curious aa to what be could poMlbly want with the things. Waistcoat buttons, likely— BUUngs waa given to loud dress and othsr bounder stunts. But be Just sat there looking down after I spoke, and presently stole a queer glance at me. He suddenly held up the row of red buttons again "Look here, you blessed dodo." be exclaimed brusquely. "Have you real­ ly no Idea what these are. these glass buttons you are yapping at>9 ut? Ot course yon haven't, you Jolly chowder bead,-but I'm going tg tell you>* .** I bad Just uncovered. Dashed If ha He threw the coat Into my lap. ' didn't almost upset me. "They are rubles, old man, that's “Here. I say!" I protested. "Don’t all," he said quietly. "Oriental rubles, lose that cap.” 1 picked It up from at that—flawless and perfect—the where he had Jerked It to the floor. rarest and most precious things in the "It's the cover to bide that glass, you world." know" "Wh-a-a-t!" CHAPTER VIII. Hillings swung round, staring at me with the most curious expression. Her Brother Jack. "See hers. Dicky," be exclaimed "Good night. Dloky!” came up the •levator abaft. And then more "good rather excitedly, but In a low tone, qs sights,” growing fainter with their he cut a aide glance at Jenklna si­ phoning the flxi over at tha collarette. laughter ns the car shot down. "Good night,” I called sflor them. "Whàt In thunder hare you boon do­ "Devilish sorry you fellows won't stay ing now?" By Jove, I turned cold for a minute, longer!" . ! was that startled. I thought he was "Jolly good lie, Jenkins,” I said, going to use the pajamas sa an Intro­ yawning sleepily, as I dropped back duction for reference to last night. But Into my own apartment. In a minute I aaw that he did not “Yes. sir,” assented Jenkins demure­ mean that ly. "It's sleeping on the divan the "Where on earth did you get any­ Other night, sir. Klght hours there thing like tlit»T" And he held up the ain't nothing like eight hours In bed button and the garment and In your pajamas." "Oh. I any n ow !” I remonatrated, "Pajamas!” 1 ejaculated, startled. alarm changing to a mild dudgeon. For all day I bad been thinking of BlHInga’ devlllah rude manners are ao her. I wondered If Hillings would hap. offensive at times “What do you pen to Invite me up for the week end. mean ? It's a present from a friend But be bad so many Umes, and l had lor China.” sever gone. BUUngs' eyee bulged "Present! “By Jove, that reminds me." I said. queerly He stooped toward me, whU“Those red alik pajamas!" perlng: Utd he know what this but"Yea, sir." Jenkins' face hardened ton was?” In an odd, wooden way. “Why. of course be didn't." I an­ "I waa wondering. Jenklna, If those swered Indlgnnntly "Never dreamed pajamas were torn any In our little of It. of course I tell you. It was all row the other night." nicely coyered. wag » bat you call It— Poor Jenklna winced a little. "I upholstered, you know—with devlllah think not. air,” ho muttered humbly— nice silk. I cut It off accidentally, "leastwise, they were all right laat trying to force the thing through that night when Mr.—" Ho seemed to catch loop. That left the marble exposed " hlmselT abruptly. "I mean when 1 BUUngs took the glass mechanically found them this morning, sir." from the tm y tendered by Jenkins and He returned with the garments I sipped It slowly, eying me curiously had received from Mastermann, and over the top. Then he set It back, again we spread them under the very deliberately, wiped hts riiouth lamp on the table. They looked singu­ with the bit of nspery, and without larly smooth and unwrlnkled. There was not a single tear or break, not even with tho delicate cords that twisted to form tho frogs of the teat. the button, be dropped It with the "My, elr! But ain't they red!" garment upon the table, and with breathed Jenklna. "Them cords look hands Jammed deep In his pockets, Ilk* UtUa red snakes." faced n i with a long-drawn w histle. I cut an anxious glance at Jenkins, "Well. I'll be hanged!" be ex­ for I did not like hla reference to claimed. Just a coarse, vulgar out­ snakes. Seemed ominous, somehow. burst, you know—no sense to It; no But hla appearance waa composed and point a t . aU. you know—that’s Billreassuring. And, by Jove, come to Inga. look, the cords did look Just like tin /, He'eaught up the coat again. "And colled serpents of glowing fire. Why, these others—four of them—are they thay were so JoUy red they hurt your Just the same?" ho demanded abarply. •yes. Fact! And thin as tha beau"Dash it. how should I know? I t ful stuff was, this brighter red fan suppose ao," I anawered Indifferently. i II over tho other, covering every Inch And I closed my eyes and leaned back, <f It and forming the closest, finest feeling a bitweary. Some­ i rhat-you-call-lt embroidery. It was aa how, BUUngs Is always so exhausting faint and dainty a pattern aa that on a when ho gets started on something. 'soap bubble! Fact la, I could not "Oh, cut It out. old chap," I protest­ trace It, even with my glass. ed, drowsy-Uke. The only part that wasn't covered "I wlM," I heard him aay. Then 1 with this embroidery business waa the guess I must have dropped off a bit, •tuff uacd to cover the knota, or little for the next thing I knew be waa balls, over which tho cords were meant to hook. In working with "Dicky! Dicky I Bay. loqk bar«! The dashed Slade slipped somehow aqd cut Into the threads that tied the f covers or caps or whateveryou-call*ema, over the knota. And when I polled, the beastly piece of silk came off In my fingers. And then—oh. but I say I 1 Just gave a sort of yall and dropped the .whole thing I B rar have dome silly u s try to you h r xsXJLBf i_r*A haL cigar iilF Ilk. ao m anyTery crimson ehsr- CHAPTER IX. bles!” I gasped. He nodded. “Genuine pigeon bloods, my son. no Jess.” "Oh, come now, BUUngs," I protest­ ed. I felt a little mlfTed, Just a little you know. 8o Jolly raw to try It on that way. "By Jove, old chap, you must think ms a common ass." I suggested dis­ gustedly. Bllllnga grinned at the very Idea. "You a common ass, Dicky?" be Burns more Air and Less Gasoline than all others Perfect Combus­ tion. Pure Fire. Absolutely Sufe. No Smoke. No Odor. S i m p l e and Durable. Absolutely The Oil Stoves have tEe Best Wickless Burners in the world, also the Latest Improved Open Grates, full size top and Substantial Frame. A Powerful Cooker. No Trouble A l w a y s Ready. ............................ ?a n d B u ild in g J u s t a c r o s s th e s t r e e t THE SANFORD "Have Vou BOYS Really No Idea These Are?" ejaculated 'Nobody who know« you would ever think that, old mao." "But. I aay—" "See'here, Dicky boy, I'm in dead earnest." he Interrupted eagerly. "Don’t you remember my one fad— gema? Got enough tied up in them to build two apartment bouMs aa big as this. . Best amateur collection In THE PEOPLES' CHURCH. Park A CEOttCE B-WALDRON. f, Parenti Particularly Invited Seeds and P oultry Supplies W e can supply you for immediate shipment BEGGAR-WEED SORGHUM M ILLET PfAMTS Most complete line of Poultry Supplies Garden and Field Seeds In FWnl* POTATOES. BEARS, CARDEN AND HELD PEAS, AND HELD CORN ■JZiZ&a., E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY aZ ' Z ^ T U O U ..I S—J Kh m la «ia S<a» 206 E. Bay St._Jackaonvllle. Fla. that held them and sniffed the hand» ful curiously. "H*ml Funky sort ot aromaUc smell —balsam, cedar oU or aomethlng Uke th a t" he mattered half aloud. T h a t accounts for the preservation. BOf still—" He crossed hla legs and puffed thoughtfully. T e ll you bow I figure this out, Dicky." he said finally. T b e e e night» lee your Mend ha« seat-you are aw- 1911 Owen Automobile. Demonstration by Appointment. Owner Going * N o rth NORMAN DeFOREST, Sanford, Florida �There are Two Kinds of chill lonir ACTUAL STARVATION Senator Louis C. Massey PLANKS AND OTHfRS The old reliniw Planks Chill t m U A b o u t I n d lg s s tlo r r a n d I t s R s O ff T h a t I h a u l d I n ta r a a t V a u . Guaranteed 10 drive out Muloni «. Lu Although Indlgsstlon and Dyspepsia Chills. Fever. Gilds imif (•r 11> ytMir ui'im gn go prevalent, moat people do not back If it does nst 25c him) *.(»<• |wr U..11I thoroughly understand their canae and Ask your Drudglsi i„ ,i There la no reaaou why moat ptople aboutd Dot cat anyttdng they . Plrm nr) election <;dli they will only chew It care T o ll) « D c m a r r a iir Vuln, ^ fully and thoroughly. Many actually itarre thetnaelrea Into alckne«« thimigli tr eTshseio nCnal mDpisatigr icnt ofI V fmlo ur idi nni w 0| n,r is -,,,,., (Bar of eating arery good-looking, good C o m m itte e o f I h r Scvund C u n i l r r * | i , , t , , , o r i d a hcrrt>> i i l v r . m . i n r i •melting. and good tasting food. I*> th. ef i rSstat te Ao (p frlim a r » r lc v t i. * . (.« t l . „ „ „ „ „ of a i n m lx U ic - I.» ( . « e f . . |>,H» . . . i cause It doss not agrs* with them. ic t to th e 0 3 r d C o n i i/ r is u l i !.. t The beat thing to do la to ill your dwisillt rbe h e ld o n Ih r 3 0 th d a y u< A p r il \ I) m i j S e co nd S h o u ld th e n - I«- a f a l lu t . in t l , - r l n ii.,,, •elf to dlgeat any good food. fo r th e n u iiiio a t io n of • IViiua r . it i. , a i..|» l.« i. I. , We believe wa can relieve Dyapep Congress fr o m th e S a iJ 111. ir » 1 it., r . i „ i < , 1s. We arc an confident of this farf •rr»» of th e lln lln l S n i r . n • n u m i pfMt,„rv .ill b e lie lt l n o Ih e 2M th t i n t u f M .i. V li 1 1 that we guarantee ami prodilae to sup­ T h ir d A n e le c tio n o f n IH '» |S ' mm* m u i >„, ply tho medicine free of all coat fn tU e ts k m a ] C o n tr a il ir e for .a id d is i r . i - n i l . r „ Id 0 th e 3 0 t h d a y o f A p r il A I I I I ¿ n, i. •very one who will use It. who la not 0posed o f o n e m n n l r r fro m r< w ji i . m o r t in •■ml perfectly satlafled with Ihe resnlta d is t r ic t l o tre c lin te n hy th e i lr r n - . r . l a .. .t- r a i.( r n u m y r e « | ir r i l t r l» which It produce*. We eiacf no prom­ eru;h fo u r th I h r r u le , a m r t m n ii ir.. m * i . l 'r . i n u » ises, and put no one under any obliga­ e le c tio n a . p ro m u I|| 4 1 ni] h> Un- U i n - , t a l . S i „ | r C o m m itt e r s h a ll tu n ir u l to th e p tiro a r» r l n i k m tion whatever. Rurely, nothing could « n o m in e e fo r C o n tri-.« w h e n a p H ic a t- lr .n d ra.i ln c o o vl â l r n l c o m m itte e fifth Tftith Auy » p n lR f r r v ju ir r n ir n t» l f l ,j| l0. ft , j r ' *4 ili. |i«>.iril of hifri ||.|% ni i: I li» j.r> f r i r a i nia '|l|»r ••(iff ilire-« lr.tr« irsuti sfi •.•Mi alt* ! il ;*Ht »ntur bf «ih| «|sa «4 h vp (;») |w r C VfilH fii fs<«s||,.r » ~1 i iif r f r N i S.r .fl« wir-rida l<Mftif«n nf I h r Iu s u iti IV»l"'fi Ulti! 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In t h r C o u n ty o f O f a n f r artM t » sf<»i. • f ! h »rwin tu» ib i» l l i r l l l h d a y fy ffH « ru o r> n il iiMtuft* of ih»» ( u r p x n lit M 'b a i l U I lor win A I» in i. * i»rtrd»*n» l n H i r p i r i i i n l u n i] it« pnn< ip n i plat» «4 MAMI C A NMWA fm a in rM « h a ll Iw at S a n fo n l O r u lig r ( « m u l) M«»f N o ta ry I'u liik * S la te o f M o rid « . i n ia, b u t !l in n y h a v r u h I i o th e r o fh i r * a frn c ie a M i C lin i in i* ti«*n • » p ife « i r l i I d i 1913 1 uwl p ln o *a <4 taiAine«« in I lo r »«In .m d In o th e r « ta ira t»f i h r I n itra l S ta ir« n u t in fo r r ig n m u n s ì M i n i f l NNS> I . V A N I A . 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I tu » n a lte * a n d I r r r l t n r i r « tu la y o u t p in t in i(> ru v r |« f« tl (S U n e d l N u u t M I ir r t g il t r t lfs iin « u lliv n t r lia r or t» (w ra tr 1 lie p ro p Noi a» i I *u fil n f»>» S ia te o f l'r im a y Ivanka r r t ) o f ( t i r I o f (sor a te Ml Ol of of h r f « twill lo ilo ansi v i , sn iin U a lo n r t | i i r r « C rii I n i MHf» ¡ is rrfu n n n il tfw n g * apt*r'*t»r»»»t«' *•» nre«1l»il i«4 i h r si M i IN h l AN \ ilr v r i o p m r n t an«! im p r o v r n i* n i •»f * lo « a in r f•«r at») m i s n M A llln s pur;""*« « f •»r wI»« Ii th r a n u ir m i» t«- A«lapt««t lo I («ed» r ‘ « . « f i l i ) d ia l Iw fo rr n»r iw rw .in a il > a p u n d r r to k i* « n d tlir w i ih«- in a n a £ « -rn rlit and « a ir . .f t«>*M»«il Vi t . id iie i In rn r «»rii k n o w fì lo 1^ i h r th r pr«»i»rrt) o f t h r l o r i - i r n i k«in. or d i r p r o ta li» l«rr»..»t n n iim i In a m i *1»«» g u ltc fth r g j it i* n a m e to o th e r» , o r to t r a m a it »n iM in n n a a lo n i h r g r n m l I h r í««r» ¿sMIUl A rlM Ir« o f I IK1*f J»Ol AI ItWT A IA t u b b u tin e » » u i re a l r» ta te age n ta a n d U o k r r a . To buy. ocll. Irate, rent and conttnict ho»r»e\. u t d iin it im m i«*» s tiff an«1 a c k n o w ln lg e d b efo re m e ( h id h r r i r r u l r t l i h r t a m r fo r (he purpose« th e r e in j City and Country Prlcea. Mr CltimAO—W hat In tha world ara you earrylngT Mr Huburb—Milk and egga and reg1 stxbles and thlnga. Mr. Cltyman—Huh! Why don't you buy tb»m In th« country, where you Ilya? Mr Huburb—I'm too p o o r — N e w York Weekly. On* Exception. “I »dralt I'm out for money ail the time," said Huesel. 'There'« only one /hlnf | could ever be Induced to do for my henlth. “Whal'a thatT" queried Aacum. “Europe "—Catholic Standard and Times U Candidate for Re-Nom ination It m a y be ju s t w h a t y o u n eed Tl»«- .Su rest. B e tte r T h a n Snlesst And C s lo m e l—M ore B est I II Iti n S a tis f a c to r y A SI ti u d isti I.lv er T«» W ork B e n e lle la l | VKGETABLI I n s is t u p o n L I V E R - R I G H T 50 Cents P e r B ottle. W . G . Aldridgo |-------| N cw la n P h a rm a c y eiprr%»ctl Man'a Independence. No iron chain nor outward tore« of »ny kind could ever compel the aotil of man to believe or to dlebelleve; It 1» bis own Indefeasible right, that Judgment of hie; he will reign and belle.c thoreby the grare of Ood alone' Thomne Carlyle In W line«« W h e re o f. I h a v e h e re u n to set m y hnnsl orni o m r la l *en l st I ru lla na poli«. In th e C oun ly »>( M n n u n S la te o f In d ia n a , on th » f l i t d a y o f M a n J i A I» I9IL» |a , « i) I S igned I M ast S e n il» .N o ta r) l* u N k S t ^ t r o f In d ia n a Vf» f i n m i i i K W e -tp lre « Sept IfVth I 9 | 4 kn Jt-.vrlrfV Silveramifh« and ImiMirti-r« W pm (la» Mr»-ei J ir . vin v illr. Hnritla '*7 lt. (Mrle o» Other Daye. When mother waa young and glrllea «ad, for aolacfc to verae they *ould turn; one beautiful fountain of eomforf They had, which soothed the mo»t turbulent yearn. When mother l»lt morbid and downcast and punk. •*ay to the g arret ahe'd ateal. and IQUKfle down tloae by an old loatbor trunk and read a few yards of "Luclle "—Success. otsucli stark bonds, or otber atUÙations. to e srf clsr all I be rUbts. powers and p tln lre e s ol owner ship thereof, «nd to esercire sot!n< powers thereon to the s im e e slrn l that a n a tu ra l person m ltht or could do. To receive payrneni ol the capital stuck subscrib­ ed far In money, property, labor or services at a aiT oroinancc lust valuation thereof to I» determ ined by the !• Ament Sectlod No 171 o f Chapter Hoard of Directors, to m akr contracM of any kind whatsoever (ur the furtherance of Its businesses and •2. of the Revised Ordinances o f Ihe purpose-», and »eoerallv to n e re is « such powers a« may be incident to the purposes «nil business of ‘ City of Sahford. riorldo. of 1892, said corporalion. and lo have, esercirà and eujoy all riih ls. (>owrri and prlvtle<rs l nr »leni lo corpoentitled: railont organised a o d eilstam under lbs laws of lb« Fnt Lnirrs and Builmno RemncnoNs. State of flo rid a . . T h c fo re to tn irls u s^ A h a ll b em n stru e d as inde fcBwD ordaln«d by th« Mayor and City Counetted pAldenl ooJcCl*. hoiWHses and powers, and Ihe n a , that 8*«kwi 171 of Cbapt« 12. of tfc enum eration of any Vpeciftc business or power shall not be held to limit or restrict In any m anner any other l>uslnevs or prwer of this curpocatkm ly'KS'iaW# t e i S t t f s S IS THE ONLY SANITARY COOLER NADE «S1SU m. (»0 4 ™ ' 1^4 FIHE LIMITS No person shall Tiie am ount of thecapltal stuck of this corpora. Tr 1- a r e o l s r s a or authorire the construe- lion's ha II tw TWO MliXlON DOLLARS Itl.OOO.(XKJ.OO). to be divided into tw enty thousand shares u a tiu : T hat ka to say. m arkon Lake Monroe. » «Mt tid e of Cira Aee- n Inc of TDlrtS itrfn. A e rn u e and t n ' . v d a L o l w •» AprlL A. D. 1912. lift* * - Xr km Call at Fernald s Hardware Store and Make - Your Own Selection SANFORD. FLORIDA Monroe to p otai of AU ordinances and part* of ordlnsnN*rwwilh b* and a n hereby repealed. Tan OflHnaaui abati becnm« rfleetive Im m ediate ^ » M to ib y th» Mayor. • eerstiy certlfr th a t Ih* foreant n i ordinance was la. V T 1 Glty C o u ad lio session on th« ***■ Ice and Water in Seperate Compartments M. W. L o n u . thtt tw . day o» a £ ü a' V OAK AVENUE �COUNTY COM M ISSIONERS MEET (Continued from fourth page) Matter w u referred to Supt. of Road* and Bridge«. Newton Hudson ramo before \h e board a «king that S Ji ofSEH of SEW of SEil Sec. 24, Tp. 20 S, R 27 E. Certificate 77 of 1902, be redeemed at flat sum of $10, not Including clerk's cost*, on account of ex* cesslve tax. within 60 days. Upon motion the comptroller was requested to grant the request. Upon motion a barrel of wood preserver was purchased for trial at 3 ccatCper gal­ lon. B. T. Way appeared before the board In reference to*taxation on forty acres. No action taken. Wm. B. Taylor - appeared before the board in reference to a road east of Win­ ter Park. The roodwny of the present width of 22 feet be allowed to remain for the present, provided he removo all ob­ structions that are now in the roadway. The superintendent of county borne In­ vited the board to dine at the home, which invitatloa was accepted. * Board adjourned to 2 p. ro. « 2 p. m. Board met. Mr. Overstreet present and occupying the chair. The petition of J. P. Hawthorne, 0. F. Sims, et a I, for a road from Ocoee to Crown Point depot was referred to Messrs. Dillard and Branham with power to act. Petition of J. l i Huddleston. II. Baker, et al referred to Mr. Branham. Petition of Geo. Ogden. 8. W. Splinter,et a I, concerning rood near Orange Center received, read and laid over under the .rules.. Referred to Messrs. Branham and Overstreet. _. ... Communication from Zachary Lumber Co., concerning trestle across the Weklwa river at the present ferry received and read. Upon motion the clerk was In­ structed to communicate with the board of county Commissioners of Lake county concerning the matter. ' Communication of A. T. Rossetter, rep­ resentative of committee of ‘ citizens of Celery avenue. Sanford, received, read and filed. Communication of H. L. Duhart os to reduction of taxes on his property re­ ceived. Clerk was Instructed to notify P. R. An­ drews that the land referred to by him does nut belong to him. Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Fries t tat the board insists upon the completiun of the county map at once. The petition of L J. Hollins, W. • W Wright et al which w.ik presented to the M irch meeting and laid over until tbe April session was called up nnd upon mo­ tion the subject matter was referred to Messrs. Overstreet und Branham with power to act. Communication of-Wilbur A. Ginn. In reference to condition of the work on the Geneva avenue bridge received nnd read. Communication from Capt. Slotterly. corps of engineers, in reference to having the dredge do some work in the cut off nt the Geneva avenue bridge received and filed. Mr. Lee appeared before the board in view of having a certain plat of Lake Charm recorded. Upon motion the clerk was Instructed to record the may in ques­ tion. The following reports were rend nnd filed: Co. Physician. Supt. of Roads and Bridges. Treasurer to State Auditor nnd to Co Com . Clerk Dim. Court. Sheriff it> State Auditor nod to Co Com. Tax Re­ demptions fur Jan. nnd Feb., Pay Roll Rood Crimp, licenses Collected, pulls col­ lected. p.i> roll tiate witnesses and audi­ tor's statement. Sewing Circle The Sewing Circle was entertained.by Mrs. Claude Herndon and Mrs. W. E. Hnusbolder at the residence of Mrs. Housholdcr Thursday evening. Their fancy work ¿ccupied the members of the circle for awhile, nflrr which several interesting gnmes were played. Delicious ice cream nnd cake were served. The members of tho circle nnd their friends who enjoyed the pleasan tevenlogether were Misses Crux. Ensmlnger, J >hnson, Lola Evans, Emma Beard. Nellie Evans, Estelle Beard, Annie Lee Caldwell Miss Hood. Mfs. Hopson. Men. Bennett, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. I’ciklns, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Jlnkins, Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Hines. Mr*. Hester, Mrs. Brakefield. Mrs. Hern­ don, Mrs. Housholdcr. t . The circle will meet at the residence of Mrs. R. C. Maxwell next Thursday even­ ing. ___________ _ _ _ * - Residence Tor Sole , New nine room house with all con­ veniences. Just been screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ ing orange trees, pears trees, about fifty rose bushes and other plants. All In first-das* condition and situated un Sonford Heights the prettiest residence sec­ tion In Florida. Finest orteilan Water from deep welL.r Can also sell two other lots with poultry yards orange trees, fine galvanized, born and garden adjoining Will be sold at actual cost as ray busi­ ness necessitates closer residence! R . J . H olly , tf _ Herald Office. . [ M Œ H I lf f lŒ Œ lf lE D D Q Tmrri^fKn^rT^iôïïvllBDlMOatat^nrTIl :o s TO D A Y AND LA S TIN G We Desire to Announce that We will Demonstrate a Full M AN UFACTUR ED BY Best and Most Reliable Pianos in the United States. These Pianos have received One H u n d re d and Thirty-Nine Gold Medals and Competitive Awards. We do not Make nor Demonstrate anything but First-Class Pianos. Full Iron Frame. Bush Tuning Pins in all of our Pianos and from past years experience th ey have proved well adapted to this Climate. We will Demon­ strate Hallet &. Davis Pianos; the Conway Pianos, the Lexington Pianos. The Celebrated Hallet & Davis Virtuola Player Piano with the Human Touch. The Conway Virtuola and the Lexington Piano Players. These Pianos Suit the Most Fastiduous Artists as far as Tone, Delicate and Responsive Touch, and when we are through Demonstrating we will Offer some Values in this full Carload of High-Grade Artistic Pianos with all of the “Trimmings off. No Club. No Contest No Commissions. No In­ surance. Nothing but Straight Piano Values. Everyone is Cordially Invited to attend our Musicals Every Afternoon and Evening, it Costs You Nothing to See and Hear, and one look will Convince you that we have got the goods, and a second look will Convince vou that we need the Money. STATE AGENTS FOR, THE H. L. GIBSON, LOCAL AGENT Sanford, F l o r id a �Published Semi-Weekly—Tuesday and Friday TH E SA N FO R D H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D — Lile i» Worth Living Number «1 ■ ANPOND, FLO R ID A , NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Her* the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical S p rin t Flowing . f a r Hurried Readers N‘ Crowds bove already begun to pour into Nashville for ubo Fourth Annual Southern Commercial Congress - which will meet today for a three days' session. Prepara­ tions have been rondo for 10,000 visitors and the early snivels Indicate that this number doubtless will be present. Thirty thousand persons are homeless, 2.000 square miles of country inundated, thirty - persons drowned and a financial loss estimated at $10,000,000, constltilte tbe result of a two weeks' flood in the Mississippi valley. They JHtfures were ar­ rived at'last night by government engin­ eers and officials of state levee boards en­ gaged in battling with the rnwogesof the Mississippi river from points in Illinois to JBeatened points in Mississippi and ArMoney may prove superior to mountain strategy In capturing Sidnn Allen and Wesley Edwards, liie two outluws of the Allen don still at large. With no definite prospect of locating the fugitives liy raid­ ing the mountainside, the detectives now ■re said to be attempting to secure infor­ mation of the hiding places of (he two men by paying $1,000 or more for knowl edge (lint would lead to an immediate ar­ rest. Senator sand representatives are heroinmg impatient over the senate s delay on the tariff and othe^ important legislation, but (he lenders, figuring (tint the ways can be cleared quickly on emergency, eiptess confidence can congress can ndjfiirh before the national (uiri) conventions m June. Ohio, tbe state which has been the •cetie of countless political battles, the land of "Sunset" Co*, "fire ulnrni" Forukri, John Sherman. William U. Kiidry. William Howard Taft, and Judson Har­ mon. is to witness another gigantic strug­ gle within the ne*l few weeks. Harmon is fighting to hold tbe state. Wilson is struggling just os huril to wrest it from him. uud William J. bryau. it is said, will cuter the commonwealth In the interests of itie New Jersey governor Thus, so fur • s (he interests of Wilson uud Harmon fot the presidency are Concerned, the pivotul stage of the |<rrscnt fight may tie said to have arrived. J. W. Wolters, Jr.i solicitor of the city court of Albany and one of the most prominent attorneys of South Georgia, •hot and killed himself in the office of a local manufacturing plant today The queen of Holland has given 3IMI gulden to the fund being raiser] by lien booth for prosecuting the work of the Salvation Army in Amsterdam The queen is very much interested in the work of the army, ns she is in everything lhat may be for the good of her people. General activity prevails in all the coal mining districts of Great britian today: In Scotland nnd North Wnlea there Is a large Increase in the numbers of miners descending Into' the shafts, while in England and Squth Wales preparations •re made for a general resumption of work tomorrow Further legislation to protect waterwuys against railway competition: to establish araicable.relations between the two nnd to promote federal co-operation with local Interests In .construction of canals are urged In the first report of the National Waterways Commissions made public to­ day. The first move to save the life of Clarence V. T. Rlcheson. the confessed murderer of Avia LinneH. sentenced to dia In the electric chair during^he week beginning May 9, tpal made tgday. At­ torney Morse, for the minister, conferred with Executive Secretary Hamlin, at the State house, after whicnlt was announced that Ricbeson's counsel will appear be­ fore the governor April 20 and argue the question referring a petition to executive clemency. Royatj Arch M u o n All Royal Arch Masons are urged to at­ tend a regular convocation of Monroe O upter No. IS rob« held on April Uth. 191S at 7:30 |fr m.. In Jdiaontc Hall. r- i■TCM ” BENEMT Of THE II0SPITA1 An Added Attraction At The Imperial For This Week Miss Idu Root-Gordon, Actress nnd Dramatic Reader who is liie added at­ traction nt the tmiwrinl (his week is a daughter of Laura Ammonet Gordon na­ tive of Memphis. Tenn.. and of Welling­ ton Gordon, a well known and distin­ guished Missouri lawyer, and grand­ daughter of John B. Gordon of that stnte who wut a first cousin of the late Gen. John U. Gordon of Georglu. Miss Gordon is u member of the American Daughters of the Revolution, her direct descendant being Capt. Jo{p Doyle, of Kentucky, Oren Root. Gen.v Manager of the Met, Railway «1 New York City, uud u nephew of Elihu Root, is u first cousin of Miss Gordons. Miss Gordon Is a graduate of Christian College, Columbia Mo., holding the U. 1. nnd b. 4). degree and of Emerson Collegeof Oratory boston. It was Mr. Dore Davidson of Charles Frohman's force* who advised Miss Gordon (ogive up tier contrmplalrd career as a dramatic trucher In favor of the stage. Her first op­ portunity was in 1902 in (he English pro­ duction in this country of "Hearts Are, Trumps." under Mr Davidson's direction direction playing the principle engenue lead before ttie close of the season. Miss Gordon's tn-st feature work tins been "en tour" under tier husband's management Die purls that she lias achieved success mare, I’nrlhi-nid Juliet "Katharine", “Lady Macbeth ill the legitimate; Vir­ ginia. m "At Valley Forge", "Katushn” m "Kesureotion." und "Forget Me Not”, The dual lend of Veru und Alice in ‘Tile Rosary"' Inst season. "Mrs. Howard Jeffries m "Tile Third Degree" (his season ap|>earmg In Sanford (hit win trr In 1002 Miss Gordon was married to the I ile Willis Dunlnp. eldest »in of A II. Dunlap, a prominent lawyer of ManisteeMich Sanford Celery Crop Sanford, 1 la.. April 5 —The celery crop is about half marketed There are around 250 cars to be cut and these will move more gradually Troril now on About MO cars should roll this week, ns agulnst IH3 last week, (he banner week of the season on celery. Prices have naturally eased up under heavy shipments, S t i r l i n g at $2 early in the week and winding up around SI 50 or 1 65 on No. I slock, with inferior cars bringing less money. Lower values will lead consumers to take hold of celery in lurge Humilities, particularly (lie middle class of irmle. whlcn has really not In-rn in a position to handle any celery since New Year s owing In its scarcity nnd rxIreme high prices Isi wet than $1 50 Is nut anticipated ut present. In all. about 20 cars of lettuce went forwurd Inst week, und about 10 will move tills wrek This practically closes tile season line on lhal commodity buyers look all cars this week, ranging tl 75 •>( 2 (Mi |ier bumper t here is some Might in a few celery fields, hut the recent co< I nights have proven tieneflcinl nnd tndicii lions lire now that the ipinlii) will lie maintained und a good crop will tie load­ ed right along Potutoes are irogrensing nicely The fields look thrifty If there Is anything like fiivornblc weather, the yield per acre should be heavy and the crop early. To­ matoes ure progressing nicely: In fact, all of the diversified crops are III s[iiendld condition with (tie outlook good for a strady movement until June. Despite the heavy movement, the crops ure being well handled this year by experienced representatives of marketing companies, who supervise the grading, packing and loading nnd are doing everything possible to facilitate the proper handling of all crops Quite a number of buyers, representing many markets, nrc on Tbe ground, and Sanford is a mighty busy spot ut present. Among the leading distributors here who maintain fully equipped offices are: M. <). C iggins Co. of Pittsburg and Jacksonville; Chase & Co. of Jacksonville, Sanford and other points; J. E. Pace, the largest indi­ vidual grower and Independent operator, and others— Produce News T U E S D A Y , A PR IL » , IS IS CELERY STILL MOVING Shipments Are Almost Cut In Half This Week MARKET CONDITIONS ARE EASIER Product Getting Scarce And Lower Price» Will Sell More Off : Ihe Later Stuff The recent cuol weather will have a tendency to improve tbe late celery and the growers are very hopeful of a belter market now that the bulk of liie crop hat gone forwnrd. There Is but little of the first crop uf celery left and the growers ure getting $1.50 for good stuff und $1.00 for the poorer grades. It It the estimate of both the growers and buyers that the cooler weather tins materially assisted in boosting the (trice this week and with the scarcity of stufT going forward the price will get better. The spring crops are looking fine and potntoc* will go forward in a few days. The S A E. Railway hot orders for seventy Cars, which w ould indi­ cate u large acreage on the cdst side. Potatoes never looked better and pros­ pects for a good market are very good. Tomatoes will be the real thing this sea­ son. as the crop is short on the East Ooasl and Sanford will hnve an early crop. beans nnd cucumbers will also come in for a share of SanfonJ's vegeluble growing and many othci cru|>s The fanners ure Irurmug todiversify ihe crops until nuw no grower ever thinks of milk­ ing celery and lettuce the sole crop. Corn is king here and nowhere else can this great staple attain the luxuriant growth (bat It does In the subirrignted district of Sanford The farmers are nil busy planting corn, now that most of the celery it off nnd none of them will need to buy corn or hay for their stock. Verily, no misfortune can pot the San ford farmer down und keep Inm dnwu for hr has file world wtierr he wntils It Itham B. Williams Isham B. Williams died al his home on Magnolia avenue after a short illness. Mr Wtlliuins whs born in Crockett county. Tennessee some forty-two year* ago and while yet a young man came to Sanford to inukc his liome. For the pust twenty years Sam. ns he was culled by his many friends lived in Sanford For several years he resided in Tamiui und other cities, hut called Sanford his home, lie wns engaged in vnrtous lines of busines« here, among them lieing furniture, groceries and other lines For the past year he served the city faithfully and well as sanitary inspector and special policeman, only relinquishing public service when his failing health called n halt. Mr Williams wns a familiar figure on (tie streets, being most optimistic by na­ ture and despite ill health always hail a laugh or n joke for everyone he happened tu meet S e v e ra l w e e k s ago his health liecstlie a matter of grave concern and at (lie ml vice of physicians Mr Williams tried liv­ ing in liie open piney woods, hut the in­ sidious disease was not stayed in its ap­ proach and death dunned hitu. The funeral services occurred from the late residence last Sunday, being lurgrly uttended. Rev. C H. Summers officiated and the Sanford aerie of Eagles hnd charge of liie funeral ceremonies. Inter­ ment was made in laikevlew cemetery. Mr. Williams left a wife and two btothers. J b. and T. W. to inourn his loss _________________ Lake In Orlando Mr Forrest Lake, of Sanford, wns in town lodny giving his friends somebreery ideas about booming a town. Mr. Luka is m (he legislative ruce. and when he gets Into a race there ia some­ thing doing, as (lie Orange county people well know. And tie should be returned to bis work. As this newspaper has said many times before, a chance in representativeship without good and sufficient causa, is dangerous nnd destructive practice. Not only Is there no good cause why Mr. Luke should nut he returned, but The Hospital fund there Is positive reason why he should be The per cent given toAhe Hospital Fund returned.—Reporter-Star. by the Kelly Stock Company ' lost Thurs­ Death of Raymond Schucht day evening, at the solicitation of Mra Raymond, the little so njof^r. and Mr» A. W. Moses, odded $9.40 to (lie fund. Savers! of tbe members of the Lend A Walter Schucht died atxthelr borne In Hand Club were present in tbe costumes Jacksonville last Saturday. Interment of hospital nurses. Mrs. Moses' persever­ was mo4e In that city on Sunday. Mr» ance an I increasing efforts in behalf of Schucht will be remembered in this city the contemplated hospital is nn object as Miss Emma RaodaU, and both Mr. and lesson that could teach many to "Du with Mr» Schucht iiave many friends here who thair might what their hands find to da" will sympathize with them Id thair lo*» i " .% 1- GROWING WINTER VEGETABLE Florida Has No Competition In Ihe W inter Vegetable Market llonieseekers looking for locations in Florida frequently ask what can be grown that will bring tbe quickest returns after u tract of land is cleared and fenced and piowcdT ^ That depends entirely upon the section of the State the hotncscekcr selects, and the season of the year that he gets his land ready for planting and the cultiva­ tion of vegetables Muuy of these homeseeker» forget that the great vegetable season in Florida is In the winter moniba Many of these homcseckcr» after they become settlers, work entirely too slow In getting their land cleared and ready for cultivation, and as a result they frequent­ ly miss nn entire season for some of the very best paying crops Those who wish to succeed must make “hay while the sun shines." They must get (heir land ready and get their crop« in the ground at the same time as their neighbors, or they will not begin to receive the returns lhal others receive for their produce. it would bo folly for u Florida producer to plant his crop« so late that they would come Into competition with the crops from north of Florida. The-difference In the freight charges alone would take about ail the profit» and then (tie difference in time m reachiug (tie northern markets would have to be tuken in consideration. The hig profit* dial are inuile from Flortdu vrgt-'ahlrs is lurgrly due to (he fact (fiat they reach the murket when there is ubsolutrfy no competition from any other pari of the United Stales Lettuce, lumaiocs. cucumbers, etc., will not bring tbe same prices in the late spring nnd summer months ns they do in (he winter In all (he latr spring they can be raised In all ( M i ll s of the country hut In (he winter they can only he grown in Florida. There is tiig mopry to tie made in .lettuce Tins is a winter crop in Florida. The seed tied is made about September 1st. and tbe plants are ready to trans­ plant about Octoiler 1st, and planting may continue up to Febniury 1st. Cu­ cumbers follow lettuce. nnd are next In value Following the cucumber the season for planting field crops bus arrived. and corn and peas or corn and velvet beans should be planted. The beiyi and pen being a fertilixer. putting nitrogen in the soil, the land is much tmiirnved Such land may be counted on for a yield of thirty to fotly bushels of corn to Ih e acre, and (he (k-uii. a rank groWrr. has closely shaded tile ground, smothering out grasses nnd weed* will yield atxiul thirty bushels (M-r acre.'and should be planted together, as the corn holds up the bean and the bean shades the ground. It is the custom of n successful farmer in Flnrtdn to pul about five or six cattle to the acre, with right or len lings to run under them, and in liilrty days ihe cattle und hogs arc ready for (he market ns a by-(»odtVt to tfie rich industry vegetable raising. Florida Inis long been noted for ihe ex­ cellence nnd great yield per acre of sweet potatoes, nnd the ease with which they are grown. The planting nnd digging constitute almost the entire labor, and the yield on good land is from 200 to 400 bushels per acre, and follows early vegetable»—Florida Grower. For Wednesday Night The first gun of (lie Sunford campaign of tlie Men and Religion Forwnrd Move­ ment it to be fired Wednesday night. The central committee has provided for two big union meetings that night, one for inen ut (lie Methodist churcii urid one for women ut the Congregational churcii. Tlie women s meeting is to lie in charge of Miss Ailie Trafford and is to be Infgely a prayer service for the success of the great four days rally of "Men and Religioii" that is to open next Sunday. Mr. John D Jinkins will be In charge of the men's moeting and an exceedingly in­ teresting program hns been arranged. If you believe in your city, or In the chi/Tcb, or in the work of men for men. be on hand at one of these meetings and help prepare the way for the big Sunday ralile» These rallies take the place of the regular prayer meetings In (he churches— 7:30 next Wednesday nighL Is Milton Will Be Here lion. W. 11. Milton, candidate for Gov­ ernor will be in Sanford next Saturday and address the people from tne plat­ form opposite tbe Herald office at night. This Is (he first real political meeting of tbe present campaign and a Urge crowd is expected to attend. rv ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Lano of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE P R ESS An Epitome of the Week's M att im ­ p o rtan t Happenings In the S ta te ’s Domain The Florida bankers' Association which met in Key West adjourned Friday after­ noon after a very successful meeting. A great deal of business waa transacted. In the two days and the sessions ware wall attendod. bankers from New York, Geor­ gia. Louisiana, the Carolina« and Alaba­ ma were present. % Pensacola is quarantined against all foreign port* now, the quarantine having gone into effect April 1st This means that all boats from foreign countries will have to first go to quarantine stations and be inspected liefore they are allowed to dock in Pensacola. The Hillsboroqgh county commissioners at their recent meeting voted to Improve the county hospital service for those un­ able private sanitarium» The' board granted $100.00 to hire two nurse» along with other important improvements badly needed. The world's record wns made In torpedo firing In Pensacola Thursday night by the U. 3. torpedo boot destroyers that have been engaged in target practice in that harbor for a week. Tlie Supreme Court now In session at Tallahassee has had a very busy week. handing down its decisaions In quite a number of very Important cases. 1-akelnnd is fast forging to the front as one of Florida's leading cities, and every day some new enterprise is put under way. the latest step forward be^ig the granting of n franchise by the city council to W R Peters nnd associate» of Minnepoli» Minn., for tbe erection of a $50.000 gas piunt. same to be completed within one year. While Joying off the site for the new town of Harwood In the vicinity of lb« Tomoka river. Surveyor D. D. Rogers un­ earthed the ruins of an old Spanish for built of coquina rock, tbe general plan of which is very much like old Fort Marlon at St. Augustine Pivlm beach county, which was sliced off from Dade, hat just paid the last of lit »blliintiuiis tu (he Dade school fund nnd is now free from debt Fort Myers has a civic club which 1» doing a wonderful work in beautifying the city. Through Its efforts the city now hat a pretty (Mirk and (he streets are kept neat nnd clean. The lakeland Woman's club hat decidep to Imve a clean-up day there at an early date and put ihe city in fine shape for s(mng The school children will be invited In ro -o |M * f«(p with tlie club in Its work Assessments of Candidates Under our Primary System It is nt »ary to assess candidates to pay expenses of holding tbe election. These assess­ ments are made as we understand, as near as can tie. according to the pay of the office. Tills Is at It should be. Now, we do not want to criticise anyone, but the Executive Committee make an Itegnized statement of receipts and disburse­ ment» We undents,id that this has not been done in tbe pest and we gat this Information from a number of different (turtles that are in a position to know. Does it take more to hold a regular elec­ tion. than it does to hold a wet or dry election! Should not one of the Com­ mittee act as secretary and treasurer and save the expense of employing one, or if the secretary gives services a* do the roembera of the GQmmlttee, should be not furnish an Itemized statement of the receipts and disburse and refund, pro rata, to each Candida teT should there be a surplus! We only speak of these things in fairness to the candidates as we all know that It U vety expensive to go through a campaign at best. We believe the Committee will look at this matter aa we do and have this done. Tbe law anya the candidate shall keep a«*accurate ac­ count. and why not the Committee!— Oveid Advance. We are equipped to handle your repair Sanford Machine A Garage Co. frt-Otf. � 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, April 05, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/8a621889ba4846a0124cd0aa6d86c621.pdf 3a4f64c608a1392e1c09213d974bf323 PDF Text Text COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET (Continued from fourth page) Matter w u referred to Supt. of Road* and Bridge«. Newton Hudson ramo before \h e board a «king that S Ji ofSEH of SEW of SEil Sec. 24, Tp. 20 S, R 27 E. Certificate 77 of 1902, be redeemed at flat sum of $10, not Including clerk's cost*, on account of ex* cesslve tax. within 60 days. Upon motion the comptroller was requested to grant the request. Upon motion a barrel of wood preserver was purchased for trial at 3 ccatC per gal­ lon. B. T. Way appeared before the board In reference to*taxation on forty acres. No action taken. Wm. B. Taylor - appeared before the board in reference to a road east of Win­ ter Park. The roodwny of the present width of 22 feet be allowed to remain for the present, provided he removo all ob­ structions that are now in the roadway. The superintendent of county borne In­ vited the board to dine a t the home, which invitatloa was accepted. * Board adjourned to 2 p. ro. « 2 p. m. Board met. Mr. Overstreet present and occupying the chair. The petition of J. P. Hawthorne, 0. F. Sims, et a I, for a road from Ocoee to Crown Point depot was referred to Messrs. Dillard and Branham with power to act. Petition of J. l i Huddleston. II. Baker, et al referred to Mr. Branham. Petition of Geo. Ogden. 8. W. Splinter,et a I, concerning rood near Orange Center received, read and laid over under the .rules.. Referred to Messrs. Branham and Overstreet. _. ... Communication from Zachary Lumber Co., concerning trestle across the Weklwa river at the present ferry received and read. Upon motion the clerk was In­ structed to communicate with the board of county Commissioners of Lake county concerning the matter. ' Communication of A. T. Rossetter, rep­ resentative of committee of ‘ citizens of Celery avenue. Sanford, received, read and filed. Communication of H. L. Duhart os to reduction of taxes on his property re­ ceived. Clerk was Instructed to notify P. R. An­ drews that the land referred to by him does nut belong to him. Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Fries t tat the board insists upon the completiun of the county map at once. The petition of L J. Hollins, W. • W Wright et al which w.ik presented to the M irch meeting and laid over until tbe April session was called up nnd upon mo­ tion the subject matter was referred to Messrs. Overstreet und Branham with power to act. Communication of-Wilbur A. Ginn. In reference to condition of the work on the Geneva avenue bridge received nnd read. Communication from Capt. Slotterly. corps of engineers, in reference to having the dredge do some work in the cut off nt the Geneva avenue bridge received and filed. Mr. Lee appeared before the board in view of having a certain plat of Lake Charm recorded. Upon motion the clerk was Instructed to record the m ay in ques­ tion. The following reports were rend nnd filed: Co. Physician. Supt. of Roads and Bridges. Treasurer to State Auditor nnd to Co Com . Clerk Dim. Court. Sheriff it> State Auditor nod to Co C om . Tax Re­ demptions fur Jan. nnd Feb., Pay Roll Rood Crimp, licenses Collected, pulls col­ lected. p.i> roll tiate witnesses and audi­ tor's statem ent. Sewing Circle The Sewing Circle was entertained.by Mrs. Claude Herndon and Mrs. W. E. Hnusbolder at the residence of Mrs. Housholdcr Thursday evening. Their fancy work ¿ccupied the members of the circle for awhile, n flrr which several interesting gnmes were played. Delicious ice cream nnd cake were served. The members of tho circle nnd their friends who enjoyed the pleasan tevenlogether were Misses Crux. Ensmlnger, J >hnson, Lola Evans, Emma Beard. Nellie Evans, Estelle Beard, Annie Lee Caldwell Miss Hood. Mfs. Hopson. Men. Bennett, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. I’ciklns, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Jlnkins, Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Hines. Mr*. Hester, Mrs. Brakefield. Mrs. Hern­ don, Mrs. Housholdcr. t . The circle will meet at the residence of Mrs. R. C. Maxwell next Thursday even­ ing. _____________ _ _ * - Residence Tor Sole , New nine room house w ith all con­ veniences. Just been screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ ing orange trees, pears trees, about fifty rose bushes and other plants. All In first-das* condition and situated un Sonford Heights the prettiest residence sec­ tion In Florida. Finest orteilan Water from deep welL.r Can also sell two other lots with poultry yards orange trees, fine galvanized, born and garden adjoining Will be sold at actual cost as ray busi­ ness necessitates closer residence! R. J . H olly, tf _ Herald Office. . [MŒHIlfflŒŒlflEDDQ T m r r i ^ f K n ^ r T ^ i ô ï ï v l l B D l M O a t a t^ n r T I l :o TO D A Y AND s L A S T IN G W e Desire to Announce that We will Demonstrate a Full M A N U F A C TU R E D BY Best and Most Reliable Pianos in the United States. These Pianos have received One H u n d r e d and Thirty-Nine Gold Medals and Competitive Awards. We do not Make nor Demonstrate anything but First-C lass Pianos. Full Iron Frame. Bush Tuning Pins in all of our Pianos and from past years experience th e y have proved well adapted to this Climate. We will D em on­ strate Hallet &. Davis Pianos; the Conway Pianos, the Lexington Pianos. The Celebrated Hallet & Davis Virtuola Player Piano with the Human Touch. The Conway Virtuola and the Lexington Piano Players. These Pianos Suit the Most Fastiduous Artists as far as Tone, Delicate and Responsive Touch, and when we are through Demonstrating we will Offer some Values in this full Carload of High-Grade Artistic Pianos with all of the “Trimmings off. No Club. No Contest No Commissions. No In­ surance. Nothing but Straight Piano Values. Everyone is Cordially Invited to attend our Musicals Every Afternoon and Evening, it Costs You Nothing to See and Hear, and one look will Convince you that we have got the goods, and a second look will Convince vou that we need the Money. S T A T E A G E N T S FOR, T H E H. L. GIBSON, LOCAL AGENT Sanford, F l o r i d a �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — L ile i» Number «1 ■ ANPOND, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL » , IS IS NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Her* th e R eaders Will rin d a Brief H istorical S p rin t Flowing . f a r H urried R ead ers N‘ Crowds bove already begun to pour into Nashville for ubo Fourth Annual Southern Commercial Congress - which will meet today for a three days' session. Prepara­ tions have been rondo for 10,000 visitors and the early snivels Indicate that this number doubtless will be present. Thirty thousand persons are homeless, 2.000 square miles of country inundated, thirty - persons drowned and a financial loss estimated at $10,000,000, constltilte tbe result of a two weeks' flood in the Mississippi valley. They JHtfures were ar­ rived at'last night by government engin­ eers and officials of state levee boards en­ gaged in battling with the rnwogesof the Mississippi river from points in Illinois to JB eatened points in Mississippi and ArMoney may prove superior to mountain strategy In capturing Sidnn Allen and Wesley Edwards, liie two outluws of the Allen d o n still at large. With no definite prospect of locating the fugitives liy raid­ ing the mountainside, the detectives now ■re said to be attempting to secure infor­ mation of the hiding places of (he two men by paying $1,000 or more for knowl edge (lint would lead to an immediate a r ­ rest. Senator sand representatives are heroinmg impatient over the senate s delay on the tariff and othe^ important legislation, but (he lenders, figuring (tint the ways can be cleared quickly on emergency, eiptess confidence can congress can ndjfiirh before the national (uiri) conventions m June. Ohio, tbe state which has been the •cetie of countless political battles, the land of "Sunset" Co*, "fire ulnrni" Forukri, John Sherman. William U. Kiidry. William Howard Taft, and Judson Har­ mon. is to witness another gigantic strug­ gle within the ne*l few weeks. Harmon is fighting to hold tbe state. Wilson is struggling just os huril to wrest it from him. uud William J. bryau. it is said, will cuter the commonwealth In the interests of itie New Jersey governor Thus, so fur • s (he interests of Wilson uud Harmon fot the presidency are Concerned, the pivotul stage of the |<rrscnt fight may tie said to have arrived. J. W. Wolters, Jr.i solicitor of the city court of Albany and one of the most prominent attorneys of South Georgia, •hot and killed himself in the office of a local manufacturing plant today The queen of Holland has given 3IMI gulden to the fund being raiser] by lien booth for prosecuting the work of the Salvation Army in Amsterdam The queen is very much interested in the work of the army, ns she is in everything lhat may be for the good of her people. General activity prevails in all the coal mining districts of Great britian today: In Scotland nnd North Wnlea there Is a large Increase in the numbers of miners descending Into' the shafts, while in England and Squth Wales preparations •re made for a general resumption of work tomorrow BENEMT O f THE II0SPITA1 An Added A ttraction At The Im perial For This Week Miss Idu Root-Gordon, Actress nnd Dramatic Reader who is liie added at­ traction nt the tmiwrinl (his week is a daughter of Laura Ammonet Gordon n a­ tive of Memphis. Tenn.. and of Welling­ ton Gordon, a well known and distin­ guished Missouri lawyer, and grand­ daughter of John B. Gordon of that stnte who wut a first cousin of the late Gen. John U. Gordon of Georglu. Miss Gordon is u member of the American Daughters of the Revolution, her direct descendant being Capt. Jo{p Doyle, of Kentucky, Oren Root. Gen.v Manager of the Met, Railway «1 New York City, uud u nephew of Elihu Root, is u first cousin of Miss Gordons. Miss Gordon Is a graduate of Christian College, Columbia Mo., holding the U. 1. nnd b. 4). degree and of Emerson Collegeof Oratory boston. It was Mr. Dore Davidson of Charles Frohman's force* who advised Miss Gordon (ogive up tier contrmplalrd career as a dramatic trucher In favor of the stage. Her first op­ portunity was in 1902 in (he English pro­ duction in this country of "Hearts Are, Trumps." under Mr Davidson's direction direction playing the principle engenue lead before ttie close of the season. Miss Gordon's tn-st feature work tins been "en tour" under tier husband's management Die purls that she lias achieved success mare, I’nrlhi-nid Juliet "Katharine", “Lady Macbeth ill the legitimate; Vir­ ginia. m "At Valley Forge", "Katushn” m "Kesureotion." und "Forget Me Not”, The dual lend of Veru und Alice in ‘Tile Rosary"' Inst season. "Mrs. Howard Jeffries m "Tile Third Degree" (his season ap|>earmg In Sanford (hit win trr In 1002 Miss Gordon was married to the I ile Willis Dunlnp. eldest »in of A II. Dunlap, a prominent lawyer of ManisteeMich S anford Celery Crop Sanford, 1 la.. April 5 —The celery crop is about half marketed There are around 250 cars to be cut and these will move more gradually Troril now on About MO cars should roll this week, ns agulnst IH3 last week, (he banner week of the season on celery. Prices have naturally eased up under heavy shipments, S t i r l i n g at $2 early in the week and winding up around SI 50 or 1 65 on No. I slock, with inferior cars bringing less money. Lower values will lead consumers to take hold of celery in lurge Humilities, particularly (lie middle class of irmle. whlcn has really not In-rn in a position to handle any celery since New Year s owing In its scarcity nnd rxIreme high prices I si wet than $1 50 Is nut anticipated ut present. In all. about 20 cars of lettuce went forwurd Inst week, und about 10 will move tills wrek This practically closes tile season line on lhal commodity buyers look all cars this week, ranging t l 75 •>( 2 (Mi |ier bumper t here is some Might in a few celery fields, hut the recent co< I nights have proven tieneflcinl nnd tndicii lions lire now that the ipinlii) will lie maintained und a good crop will tie load­ ed right along Potutoes are irogrensing nicely The fields look thrifty If there Is anything like fiivornblc weather, the yield per acre should be heavy and the crop early. To­ matoes ure progressing nicely: In fact, all of the diversified crops are III s[iiendld condition with (tie outlook good for a strady movement until June. Despite the heavy movement, the crops ure being well handled this year by experienced representatives of marketing companies, who supervise the grading, packing and loading nnd are doing everything possible to facilitate the proper handling of all crops Further legislation to protect waterwuys against railway competition: to establish araicable.relations between the two nnd to promote federal co-operation with local Interests In .construction of canals are Quite a number of buyers, representing urged In the first report of the National Waterways Commissions made public to­ many markets, nrc on Tbe ground, and day. Sanford is a mighty busy spot ut present. Among the leading distributors here who The first move to save the life of m aintain fully equipped offices are: M. <). Clarence V. T. Rlcheson. the confessed C iggins Co. of Pittsburg and Jacksonville; murderer of Avia LinneH. sentenced to Chase & Co. of Jacksonville, Sanford and dia In the electric chair during^he week other points; J. E. Pace, the largest indi­ beginning May 9, tpal made tgday. At­ vidual grower and Independent operator, torney Morse, for the minister, conferred and others— Produce News with Executive Secretary Hamlin, at the The H ospital fu n d State house, after w hicnlt was announced The per cent given toAhe Hospital Fund that Ricbeson's counsel will appear be­ by the Kelly Stock Company ' lost Thurs­ fore the governor April 20 and argue the day evening, at the solicitation of Mra question referring a petition to executive A. W. Moses, odded $9.40 to (lie fund. clemency. Savers! of tbe members of the Lend A R oyatj Arch M u o n All Royal Arch Masons are urged to a t­ tend a regular convocation of Monroe O u p ter No. IS ro b « held on April Uth. 191S a t 7:30 |fr m .. In Jdiaontc Hall. r- i■TCM Worth Living ” Hand Club were present in tbe costumes of hospital nurses. Mrs. Moses' persever­ ance an I increasing efforts in behalf of the contemplated hospital is nn object lesson that could teach many to "Du with thair might what their hands find to d a " i CELERY STILL MOVING Shipments Are Almost Cut In Half This Week MARKET CONDITIONS ARE EASIER P roduct G etting S carce And Lower Price» Will Sell M ore Off : Ih e L ater S tu ff The recent cuol weather will have a tendency to improve tbe late celery and the growers are very hopeful of a belter market now that the bulk of liie crop hat gone forwnrd. There Is but little of the first crop uf celery left and the growers ure getting $1.50 for good stuff und $1.00 for the poorer grades. It It the estimate of both the growers and buyers that the cooler weather tins materially assisted in boosting the (trice this week and with the scarcity of stufT going forward the price will get better. The spring crops are looking fine and potntoc* will go forward in a few days. The S A E. Railway hot orders for seventy Cars, which w ould indi­ cate u large acreage on the cdst side. Potatoes never looked better and pros­ pects for a good market are very good. Tomatoes will be the real thing this sea­ son. as the crop is short on the East Ooasl and Sanford will hnve an early crop. beans nnd cucumbers will also come in for a share of SanfonJ's vegeluble growing and many othci cru|>s The fanners ure Irurmug todiversify ihe crops until nuw no grower ever thinks of milk­ ing celery and lettuce the sole crop. Corn is king here and nowhere else can this great staple a ttain the luxuriant growth (bat It does In the subirrignted district of Sanford The farmers are nil busy planting corn, now that most of the celery it off nnd none of them will need to buy corn or hay for their stock. Verily, no misfortune can pot the San ford farmer down und keep Inm dnwu for hr has file world wtierr he wntils It I th a m B. W illiams Isham B. Williams died al his home on Magnolia avenue after a short illness. Mr Wtlliuins whs born in Crockett county. Tennessee some forty-two year* ago and while yet a young man came to Sanford to inukc his liome. For the pust twenty years Sam. ns he was culled by his many friends lived in Sanford For several years he resided in Tamiui und other cities, hut called Sanford his home, lie wns engaged in vnrtous lines of busines« here, among them lieing furniture, groceries and other lines For the past year he served the city faithfully and well as sanitary inspector and special policeman, only relinquishing public service when his failing health called n halt. Mr Williams wns a familiar figure on (tie streets, being most optimistic by n a ­ ture and despite ill health always hail a laugh or n joke for everyone he happened tu meet Several weeks ago his health liecstlie a matter of grave concern and at (lie ml vice of physicians Mr Williams tried liv­ ing in liie open piney woods, hut the in­ sidious disease was not stayed in its a p ­ proach and death d u n n e d hitu. The funeral services occurred from the late residence last Sunday, being lurgrly uttended. Rev. C H. Summers officiated and the Sanford aerie of Eagles hnd charge of liie funeral ceremonies. Inter­ ment was made in laikevlew cemetery. Mr. Williams left a wife and two btothers. J b. and T. W. to inourn his loss ___________________ Lake In Orlando Mr Forrest Lake, of Sanford, wns in town lodny giving his friends somebreery ideas about booming a town. Mr. Luka is m (he legislative ruce. and when he gets Into a race there ia some­ thing doing, as (lie Orange county people well know. And tie should be returned to bis work. As this newspaper has said many times before, a chance in representativeship without good and sufficient causa, is dangerous nnd destructive practice. Not only Is there no good cause why Mr. Luke should nut he returned, but there Is positive reason why he should be returned.—Reporter-Star. Death o f Raym ond S chucht Raymond, the little s o n jo f^ r. and Mr» Walter Schucht died a tx th e lr borne In Jacksonville last Saturday. Interment was mo4e In that city on Sunday. Mr» Schucht will be remembered in this city as Miss Emma RaodaU, and both Mr. and Mr» Schucht iiave many friends here who will sympathize with them Id thair lo*» " .% 1- GROWING WINTER VEGETABLE Florida Has No C om petition In Ih e W inter V egetable M arket llonieseekers looking for locations in Florida frequently ask what can be grown that will bring tbe quickest returns after u tract of land is cleared and fenced and piowcdT ^ That depends entirely upon the section of the State the hotncscekcr selects, and the season of the year that he gets his land ready for planting and the cultiva­ tion of vegetables Muuy of these homeseeker» forget that the great vegetable season in Florida is In the winter moniba Many of these homcseckcr» after they become settlers, work entirely too slow In getting their land cleared and ready for cultivation, and as a result they frequent­ ly miss nn entire season for some of the very best paying crops Those who wish to succeed must make “hay while the sun shines." They must get (heir land ready and get their crop« in the ground at the same time as their neighbors, or they will not begin to receive the returns lhal others receive for their produce. it would bo folly for u Florida producer to plant his crop« so late that they would come Into competition with the crops from north of Florida. The-difference In the freight charges alone would take about ail the profit» and then (tie difference in time m reachiug (tie northern markets would have to be tuken in consideration. The hig profit* dial are inuile from Flortdu vrgt-'ahlrs is lurgrly due to (he fact (fiat they reach the murket when there is ubsolutrfy no competition from any other pari of the United Stales Lettuce, lumaiocs. cucumbers, etc., will not bring tbe same prices in the late spring nnd summer months ns they do in (he winter In all (he latr spring they can be raised In all ( M i l l s of the country hut In (he winter they can only he grown in Florida. There is tiig mopry to tie made in .lettuce Tins is a winter crop in Florida. The seed tied is made about September 1st. and tbe plants are ready to trans­ plant about Oc toiler 1st, and planting may continue up to Febniury 1st. Cu­ cumbers follow lettuce. nnd are next In value Following the cucumber the season for planting field crops bus arrived. and corn and peas or corn and velvet beans should be planted. The beiyi and pen being a fertilixer. putting nitrogen in the soil, the land is much tmiirnved Such land may be counted on for a yield of thirty to fotly bushels of corn to Ih e acre, and (he (k-uii. a rank groWrr. has closely shaded tile ground, smothering out grasses nnd weed* will yield atxiul thirty bushels (M-r acre.'and should be planted together, as the corn holds up the bean and the bean shades the ground. It is the custom of n successful farmer in Flnrtdn to pul about five or six cattle to the acre, with right or len lings to run under them, and in liilrty days ihe cattle und hogs arc ready for (he market ns a by-(»odtVt to tfie rich industry vegetable raising. Florida Inis long been noted for ihe e x ­ cellence nnd great yield per acre of sweet potatoes, nnd the ease with which they are grown. The planting nnd digging constitute almost the entire labor, and the yield on good land is from 200 to 400 bushels per acre, and follows early vegetable»—Florida Grower. For W ednesday Night The first gun of (lie Sunford campaign of tlie Men and Religion Forwnrd Move­ ment it to be fired Wednesday night. The central committee has provided for two big union meetings that night, one for inen ut (lie Methodist churcii urid one for women ut the Congregational churcii. Tlie women s meeting is to lie in charge of Miss Ailie Trafford and is to be Infgely a prayer service for the success of the great four days rally of "Men and Religioii" that is to open next Sunday. Mr. John D Jinkins will be In charge of the men's moeting and an exceedingly in­ teresting program hns been arranged. If you believe in your city, or In the chi/Tcb, or in the work of men for men. be on hand at one of these meetings and help prepare the way for the big Sunday ralile» These rallies take the place of the regular prayer meetings In (he churches— 7:30 next Wednesday nighL Is M ilton Will Be Here lion. W. 11. Milton, candidate for Gov­ ernor will be in Sanford next Saturday and address the people from tne plat­ form opposite tbe Herald office at night. This Is (he first real political meeting of tbe present campaign and a Urge crowd is expected to attend. rv ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Lano of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitom e o f th e W eek's M a tt im ­ p o rta n t Happenings In th e S ta te ’s Domain The Florida bankers' Association which met in Key West adjourned Friday after­ noon after a very successful meeting. A great deal of business waa transacted. In the two days and the sessions ware wall attendod. bankers from New York, Geor­ gia. Louisiana, the Carolina« and Alaba­ ma were present. % Pensacola is quarantined against all foreign port* now, the quarantine having gone into effect April 1st This means that all boats from foreign countries will have to first go to quarantine stations and be inspected liefore they are allowed to dock in Pensacola. The Hillsboroqgh county commissioners at their recent meeting voted to Improve the county hospital service for those un­ able private sanitarium» The' board granted $100.00 to hire two nurse» along with other important improvements badly needed. The world's record wns made In torpedo firing In Pensacola Thursday night by the U. 3. torpedo boot destroyers that have been engaged in target practice in that harbor for a week. Tlie Supreme Court now In session a t Tallahassee has had a very busy week. handing down its decisaions In quite a number of very Important cases. 1-akelnnd is fast forging to the front as one of Florida's leading cities, and every day some new enterprise is put under way. the latest step forward be^ig the granting of n franchise by the city council to W R Peters nnd associate» of Minnepoli» Minn., for tbe erection of a $50.000 gas piunt. same to be completed within one year. While Joying off the site for the new town of Harwood In the vicinity of lb« Tomoka river. Surveyor D. D. Rogers u n ­ earthed the ruins of an old Spanish for built of coquina rock, tbe general plan of which is very much like old Fort Marlon at St. Augustine Pivlm beach county, which was sliced off from Dade, hat just paid the last of lit »blliintiuiis tu (he Dade school fund nnd is now free from debt Fort Myers has a civic club which 1» doing a wonderful work in beautifying the city. Through Its efforts the city now hat a pretty (Mirk and (he streets are kept neat nnd clean. The lakeland Woman's club h a t decidep to Imve a clean-up day there at an early date and put ihe city in fine shape for s(mng The school children will be invited In ro-o|M*f«(p with tlie club in Its work A ssessm ents of C andidates Under our Primary System It is nt »ary to assess candidates to pay expenses of holding tbe election. These assess­ ments are made as we understand, as near as can tie. according to the pay of the office. Tills Is at It should be. Now, we do not want to criticise anyone, but the Executive Committee make an Itegnized statement of receipts and disburse­ ment» We undents,id that this has not been done in tbe pest and we gat this Information from a number of different (turtles that are in a position to know. Does it take more to hold a regular elec­ tion. than it does to hold a wet or dry election! Should not one of the Com­ mittee act as secretary and treasurer and save the expense of employing one, or if the secretary gives services a* do the roembera of the GQmmlttee, should be not furnish an Itemized statem ent of the receipts and disburse and refund, pro rata, to each Candida teT should there be a surplus! We only speak of these things in fairness to the candidates as we all know th at It U vety expensive to go through a campaign at best. We believe the Committee will look at this m atter aa we do and have this done. Tbe law anya the candidate shall keep a«*accurate ac­ count. and why not the Committee!— Oveid Advance. We are equipped to handle your repair Sanford Machine A Garage Co. frt-O tf. �>cg. ... J .'JH1UPIJJ" J »lg ;,A*f. ^ . ■:,*' April 9. 1912 | f Course, we expect all the .well-dressed men ol this community to look on this rW -,«*' a ;. store as headquarters for the best ||f:things_to wear; we think most of them do, if you don’t, it’s because you don t know what’s hfere. ^ Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand • * * •" „ * - t * ^ Clothes are not the only good things we have here; they’re the best clothes we can find. But we can J ■ -r ; < supply the kind of shirts, sox, underwear, etc., you want; and the qualities are right. SU ITS - --- * . . $12.50 .. $30.00 $1.50 TO $5.00 Clothes That Satisfy PAL S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A 117 First Street chased to (Mill the wagon and other equipment. • Jim Miller who has fought so many fires that his complexion is black will be placed in charge of the ‘ A Budget of Opinion "»tust Be­ horse and wagon and anyone tha t knows Jim is satisfied that he w ill' be on the tw e e n You and Me" job at all times A suitable fire alarm will !«• installed EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT I and rooms fitted for thr volunteers ns sleeping quarters. In all. tbe new department will he A Chlel la Among Ye T aking Notea and F aith, lie'll P ren t t m Mcarried on along the lines that 1 have So S ay s S a u n te re r. mapped out on gseveral occasions and 4 Time, are hard, money is acarre, busij under the leadership of Chief Underwood ness Is dull retrenchment Is duty—-please the department should obtain good re­ •top my—” Whisky! "Oh, no; tlmr* nre sults and our insurance rates ought to not hard enough for that. But there |i i be lowered considerably—that is if such something else that costs me a large a thing is possible It begins to look amount every year, which I wl»Ji to save. like the revision of the Insurance rates Please stop my—” Ribbons. Jewelry, or­ for Sanford Is always upward like the naments and trinkets!” No. no. not tariff. We pay more than we ought to those, but I must retrench somewhere. pay. that is certain. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS • • • A rrow / ______________________ Hundreds of.them, here in all the newest weaves and shapes. We’ve a straw for every head and the best “straw’’ you can buy for the head. Best Qual­ ity, Best Styles to choose from. CopjTtfht Hart C hiffon * Mar* 7 Please stop my—” Tobacco, cigars, snuff! "Not these at all. but I believe I can see a way lo effect quite a saving in another direction. Please stop ray—“ Tea. cof­ fee and unhealthy luxuries!” No. not these. I must think of something else. Ah. I have It now. My paper costs 12.00 a year. Please stop my paper. That will carry me through the panic easily. I believe In retrenchment and economy, especially In brain.” TO T h e r e 's n o th in g smarter in the way of a collar. N othing that im p ro v e s a m a n ’s appearance so m u c h as a close-fitting collar th a t w ill n o t gape open, sag d ow n o r p in c h . ■COLLARS ..e m b o d y th e se essentials. They sit in close al>out the top, yet there’s am p le room to tic the wide, m o d ish cravat. H a v in g th e " N o tc h ,” these collars are easy to put on, easier to take off, stay closed in front, and have no buttonhole to rip out 13 tentt eath— 117 First Street revelling in the luxuries of the succulent All of us want to g lv e n n d d o give m tomato can, she greets you in tones hus­ burden falls than we can afford, but the burden ky with gum. too lieuvy on the business man. ■ • 4 I notice something in (lit? (taper about a playground for the children and hasten to remark that nothing would be so beneficial to the little ones as u playground. There are too m any children running loose on the strectn of Sanford and no one to watch over them. • • Piety o r e ************* SflllfO rd L Ì ÒT3 Ty or Thomson Challenged lirastic P reaching :: Free Reading Room ROOM • 4 My friend Haskins who owns and operates the poatofilce under a franchise from the government was Interviewed one day this week relative to politics in general. 1 asked him if it was not true that the popular dem and had brought out Roosevelt. "Maybe, remarked Buskins, but the supply more than exceeds the demand And nothing disturbed the calm atmos­ phere of the postoffice hut the clicking of of different the stamp machine. 4 Reports come in dally cities In Florida having new tourist hotels erected and only Sanford remains In the list of has bcens. With all the stir and talk about n new tourist hotel something tangible should emerge and if possible tills matter ought to. receive the serious consideration of ail our people. A tourist hotel and country club for next season means that Sanford wlU be filled with • ■ • visitors nex| fa ll.' Without a new hotel 4 The girls tn a neighboring town have and country club we will again revert an anti-slang society. A certain miss td celery and the farming village class. • • • was elected president Asked If she would accept she said; "Sure, Mike, but 4 While sitting in tiie moving picture gosh, girls, .I’m so rattled In my cupola theatre the other night my attention was th at I'm really short on gab. We are cer­ attracted to several young ladies In front tainly hilling the high places and ! never and one of them In particular who was tumbled to such ■ poise before, but when chewing gum. 1 give you'the high ball I expect yrfti to Did you ever notice how really beautiful gat there Ell, and whoop her up for all gum chewing m ikes a girl appear! Take th at's out; I think I'm up to snuff enough her da facto, and gazing steadily,' one so that the flies won't light on me while cannot find a more Ideal picture. With a doing the president stunt of this society sharp dick, dnckl her teeth, so white and act. hut I won't stand for any monkey pearly, are dashing together ns, with cow­ doodle business from you gala while 1 am ish glee, she masticates her cud. Then, ' running the ranee. We gals ought to ex­ too, one can note her health Unted. welltend an Invite to the married ladies to rounded cheeks as they grow a little more gat dot and help us shoot this slang busi­ rotund, through the m aterial aselatance of ness, It's getting to be fierce.” a big "hank” of gum. And really, who • • • can Imagine a fairer spectacle than that * • 4 The city council has awakened to the of bgr dainty upturned nose, as It gently necessity of an organised fire departm ent rises and falls in wave-like undulations and the d ty ball will be m ade head- over the abysmal depths revealed at each quartern for the equipm ent The hose pressure against the m ats! Ob. how de­ . wagon th at has ornam ented the Park liciously tempting that rosebud mouth U evettin adjunct to long will be moved to as the maiden fills It with • soft, pliable the d ty hajl and a bo n e baa been pur­ chunk, and champing like a festive goat '■ > . ' . mtt Open Tuesday* 1 io ti i> m ■VNIi Saturdays 1 to ’•o Notice Good farm am) luigi:' and two milk cow« *»nii ■ Thomas E. Wilson *** \(>tU w a ii 4 1 am getting tired of benefits! Every hour somebody pops up with a new scheme for n benefit and if the other in­ habitants of Sanford ore getting it u s . 0. W. STAPLETON strong as 1 am they are bencfltted to death. If a man is sick. Instead of m ak­ Thomson. Go.. Sept. 2d, 1910. ing It a charity case and putting the m at­ Never perhaps in the history of our ter in the hands of an organisation some town has there been a man among us willing brother comes round and collects. whs dealt more pointedly and fearlessly If a public institution needs a few dollars with tbe ...» moralities i i n n i m i n of ui religion than m a n Rev. K«V. some agent passes n tC n d among you and !j. M. Bass. From the beginning of the wants tbe money. If ihsqm loses a evangelistic services he seems to have felt In comes an angel under th ^q b q ^p f char­ that it would require no ordinary effort to ity and grabs off the dollar bill, and so It reach the dull ears and itupid consciences goea until it begins to look to me like my of many people In this community. He turn will come next and I will have to calls tin by Us scriptural names and start a brother around collecting for me. •trikes down upon the nerve of heart con­ This same old stunt all winter long Is science with sledge hammer blows, and •bout ts drive the business men of San­ there is doubtless more real conviction ford into bankruptcy, and now while tbe of sin than there has been in a great benefit is being worked to death I would while. Many have been moved to m ake remark that the Sanford Charity Asso­ honeet confessions for wrong ’ doing an d ciation ought to be organized and all tbe have promised "by God’s grace to live u p ­ charity work directed through the associ­ right lives lo the time to come.” , ation. The tinging, led by a W. Stapleton, la There is not o business man in Sanford tbe beat we have ever h ea rd Brother but what would gladly give a monthly do­ Stapleton la a quiet, earnest, spiritual nation to a charity association and not singer.- Hia voice is unique, penetrating, be bothered with this flock of mendicants melodious—his exhortations are fine. He that hang around like camp followers knows h o w to infuse the spirit of music around an army. into the audience as well as the choir. It Is the business man who suffers be­ No musical director that bap appeared cause his office always has free entry and among ua has displayed such skill In the be cannot escape. * ' high class of music and be baa done more Honestly this business Is being worked than an y m an to stimulate and train the to death and ought to stop somewhere. choir.—McDuffie Progress. X Printing * If it i» w o rth doing a t a l l . it’* worth do­ ing Well. ! □ Fint clawwork at all time« i* our motto. ” . □ Let us figure with you on . your next job. �“MEN” WANTED TO-MORROW NIGHT Great Rally for Men at the Methodist Church, Wednesday Night at 7:30 . First Come Gun of the “Men and Religion Forward yourself und bring another Union Meeting for Women at the Congregational Church at the same hour Planning For th e Children own. One young lady after trying sever­ utile to tear down the old chute, n» | Die civic department of the Wclnkn al in the store in Jacksonville said "I wanted to use old material for this pur­ d u b assisted by the “Play ground Asso­ just want to'hug this one"—No wonder pose. however, a portion of the chute can ciation of America." are preparing n that these pianos arc so popular. be used for the storage 6f coal very Interesting program, to be given in The llnllrt L Davis Virtuola I’luyer We enn not pit the chute Into operaaddition to the usual three reels of mov-j Piuno is ii wonder besides being u |iccu- (ton, that is. handle the coal with the mg pictures, a t the Imperial Friday even- , liarly sweet rich and deep tone piano. locomotive crane, until the cinder pit la ing when the benefit will be given for The player machinery is so perfect that completed, ns it is necessary for the the Welnka Club. The Play ground As- ^the performer has more expression con­ engines'to stand on the track (cinder pit) »Delation have sent fifty slides, which trol than would be ptssihlc with the while lieing coaled. As you know, we will be shown Friday evening us object hand They t-hullengr any hut an ex­ have a bridge gang working on the con­ lessons. In contrasting those cities, which . port to tell the difference between m a­ crete cinder pit and this will be com­ have introduced tho public pluy ground chine and hand In fact we could not pleted just ns soon as pissilili*. The dcus 'against others wtdcli have not yet . trll the difference when the player was hiy In the coni|>letlon of the cinder pit nwukrned to the foci that child hie cun connected to rr-Ader human touch was due to our huging l u order structural mid should be made us merry, bright and We hope out friends have not over steel which had to lie made for this |iurhappy os it is possible for parents and n estimated our town and Imp- they will pose, and the manufacturers .ire practi­ »lse and kind municipality to do so. ' sell all they have brought here but it cally always behind ill their orders The The public play grounds presents another ! strikes us that it is a good time for our structural stcel is now on the ground, and feature of broadt-rTind deeper significance, j people to get u bargain in n line (Wuno. we are going abend with the work just the'childrenoTthe poor have the same ! WP don’t know how they fceTTh)! we do ns rnpTdty nj""po»iiF)to I can not give you a definite date ns rights to all pleasures which the pluy ‘ know that we would feel p e t t y nervous ground Is planned to give to ilw children i( we had so many fine pianos and was when this work wdl fie completed hut in its neighborhood. Kcusoiung from under such all expense They will soon you can unsure the |icuplc of Sanford cause to effect, contented. Iinppy children have In move mi and we don't believe llirit there is no desire on our pirt to di and youths, uluiosi always make g o o d they will miss unv lu-ts so if nny of our lay tins matter Hint that lust as soon as mul reliable citizens I he parent* uiid p-oph* air thinking of a porno ill the the « iinlet pit is completed the new mul i’lticcns of Sanford arc earnestly requested future utir advice 1» R> go there—look and Inn wdl he | hii mlo op-ruiion and ttic We miss our guess if you old one rnnove«) la give their support to tins desirable make an ulfrr Yours »ery irulv innovation, h i tM-hiilf of the children o f dull i go .1 hue piano at a vety low i . V , I M I ► Ol K i m I us At Sanford, by attending the Iwnelii at the p. ICO i I hii|>erinl Friday evening One of the f i cnl features of the program will tie ti • I a sti r t t i Hunt lam.iiure (iluy ground on die s t a g e , slmwMrs It S DuMOsoii and Mr II H Hill nig ii sr'esuw, swing >1111 i merry parly entertameil tin- little friends -f Mar -nrel uf Sanford children dancing around a Davidson and Frrimioi Houser at a very May pile with tln-lr | o ><iii > Mings ovum ' delightful Faster i-yg hunt Satur lav after pinying Now. Is tin* lime In I'St a till sll .1 Mrs Hill He • (liese piny grnlllels wlole lln-fe n so inueh I sides ihe mrrr) egg hunt a 'urge bunny unoccupied space |ust suilnlile lor llus , was drawn and a ( i n / e was offered In the i*ifpise and la-fore vimm u contigu-ius 'one wlm could blindfolded pin a paper Ms are sold and houses tnnll closely to carrot nearest tin- bunii) s moiitli. Gladys gether which will mak" II more difficult Wi Imiii won this prize, a basket of enndy I i secure a satisfactory locution for a eggs and a little rabbit A number of pitilic play ground I he civn dt-pailFusler egg* were placed m a row and u aienl of the Welnka Club winch is agltat Mr lie« L Moody is tu lie tile chief pri/ e was offered to the fortunate one mg tins tuggrslinn and will malic every • p-uker al Hie Sunday afternoon rally (or wlio could pick up I lie largrsl number of e furl to acc implish Ihrir purpose of help- men at the theatre. He has been con­ eggs In a *|oon within a certain time. lag die citizens of Sanford, take this nected with Y M C A work for several Fliznlteth Staffoid won the second t>nze. Inng -tep In tlie right direction, want tin- years and lias just been selected us the also a flasket of candy eggs with a little good “ III interest an I hearty co-operntlon secretary of ihe organize.I uirn’s work in hen The third (icize wns for tlieonc who ui e«er> citizen of Sanford In li-lpmg Jacksonville grow ing out uf t’u Ir Men and found tile large*! number uf hidden eg gs • em. »«'cure Ifiese play gcumds for die K> ligi*ui I atiipuign l here I tie-tun-lay af- Bulli Waldron was the luikv winner of c uldren of Sanford toninoli inci-l’iig ill the theatre is for inni till* |iri/e, a (ifel I > gulden egg Thom as A. Newlun. Jr l-ittle Thomas, the infant son of Mr and Mrs. T. A. Newlun died Inst Sunday after a short Illness He had been on rarlli for almosf two years to gladden the heart of his parents and Ins death has cast a shadow not only over Hie family but the entire neighborhood where Ins pesence had just begun to brighten the homes of all llkp n ray of light lie was laid to rest on Monday amid a profusion of flowers that attested the love borne him by neighbors and friends. Death is a hard master lie would take (rom us of our brightest and best, but he cannot ever mar memory. It will serve as u balm to our wounded hearts When we see a precious blossom Thst w# tendril with such care Rudely taken from our bosom. Mow our ablins hearts despair! Round III little (rave we l!n(*r Till the setllns sun it low. ratling all our hopes have perished With the Bower we rberithetl so The Mallet & Davis P ia n o s We visited (he stores of the J. A Bryan Piano Co., (his morning nnd were very much surprised to see such a mngnificicnt display of high grade pianos. We huve •een a great many good displays here but not so many fine pianos. In fact we had no idea that 'any one factory turned out such a variety of styles of high grade pisnot. We Were also impressed with the fresh and fine finish of those Boston pianos— not a second hand piano, on the floor, but all that fresh clean finish pecu­ liar to the Botjon made pianos. These people evidently have faith in our town to bring a car load of such fine pianos here, pianos ranging in price from $300 to $750. ., We enjoyed the musicale very much and were Impressed with the peculiarly deep • nd rich tooe of all of the instruments ■nd especially with the roagnlfident tone of the real Hallet & Davis piano nnd •uch an nctloni—as senstive and respon­ s e a t the nerves. It seems alive and *sget to help the prefonner. make music. They teem to have indeed ability of their Movement’.’“ Campaign Braxton Beacham Candidato For I Congressman-at- Large Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS Little Misses Margaret nod F.riniliia's I guests were Ruth Waldron. Frances DotS a n f o r d Music Club ton. Carolyn Spencer. Ruth Marshall. Ms flic Sanford Music Club held their regu­ rian linnd. Mima Howard. Flizabcth Staf­ lar meeting m the resilience of Mrs Geo. ford. Murjorie Packard. Surah Warren Fox. Ir . Saturday nfirrhnou. nt 3 o’clock. Lasterby. Virgin Packard. Gladys Wilson, .Mrs ii'V leader Addle Marshall. Katherine Symrs. Vancla Schum.in. (us hfu and cniii(«i*ltiun* wu» Siyroti. -Mollie Abernathy. Mary Elizabeth t h e »iih}rel of Hie afternoon »indy Miss Puleston. Martini Driver. Lillie Hut I) Spen­ F ilm Mahoney read m moil interesting cer. Miitlui t'hnp|iell. Sarah Wight. Henry on tin- I ifi- ami Personality of Mcl.rtolln. Ko) Howard Stewart Dutton. Scliumuii. whuae Compositions. viicul und Victor McLnulin. Bilim Fitts Mrs Duvidinstrumental, the musical part nf llw pro­ son and Mrs. Hill wrre assisted in enter­ gram was intended to demonstrate Miss taining ihe little guests by Mrs. Davidson Florence Frank played two fine selections. of Richmond. Virginia. Mnrguret's grand­ "Autumn Leuves.' und"Avownlof l-ove. ' mother. who Is the guest of her son and Misses Martha Fox and Carrie Lovell play­ his fumily The little folks had n fine af­ ed u beautiful instrumental duett. "Love's ternoon together and an enjoyable egg Messenger’’ Miss Flora Johnson song hunt one of Scbunian's vocal compositions. 'Til not Complain.*' accompanied by Miss ra v o rs H e a c h im Ward, who also played an instrumental Mr J II. Lee. of Oviedo, former chair­ solo. "Warum.'' which ended the program. Alter the brief discussion of Schuman'x man of the Board of County Com­ compositions and one or more incidents missioners. was in town this morning in his life, the secretary colleil the lull. and announced' his hearty endorsement | The meeting adjourned to Hike up the of the candidacy of B Beachutn for Con­ gress. bused on Mr Beacham's stand ¿or choroits practice good roads Mi l-er said that be lias always fuvorrd good roads, representing Ancnt The Coal Chute i a\ they do the uiily sure advancement of The City Council has recently had the the rural communities And he sees in matter of removal of the old Coal Chute national aid in road building, the natural up again with the Atlantic Const Line avenue toward results. He said that autlKxities, in Sunford and Ihe following Florida should abolish the lease system, is o copy of letter from Engineer of Road­ characterizing it us worse than slavery, way to Mr. J. C. Higgins, Supl.. which and put the criminals on the road, and shows that there is no desire on part of thus be In line for national appropriation the Railway to delay the matter un­ when it ahull come —Reporter-Star necessarily. and we can hope for relief at an early date. Pay Your County Taxes only It up-ns at .1 JO Jacksonville. Fla.. Mnr. 21. 1912 File No. 3571. Dear Sir Replying to yours of March 20th re­ lative to the delay in the completion of the coal chute and the removal of the old coal bin ut Sanford The new coal chute is practically completed There Is some little work to be done on one end of it. which I did not wont to do until we were More Money Spent on the Navigable Streams and Harbors Thoro Is no way tho People of tho Interior can Rcccivo any Direct Bonofit from tho National Appropriation Excopt by Appropriations for Hard Roads M. HANSON ___ ■ tm — — MODERN S H O E REPAIR S H O P ALL WORK DONE BY ELECTR IC M ACHINERY No 103 W*st First Street Next Door to C ity Restaurs*) For the benefit of the tax (layers W. I EL Martin wishes The Herald to announce j to the people that their state and county | taxes must be paid on or before March \ 31m . ns the tax books rlosa on that date and delinquents will then be placed on the delinquent tax list. Retnetnlier March 31st u your last cull for state and oounty taxes. tf Subscribe for The Herald and ^et all the News worth Rea *• .tVa.ajt;« ’./..■j. '. i --- - - 9 ' ' t-J ¿¿a �•» April 9, 13(2 l i t e SANrORO'MtRALO Notice R em arkable Popular Ignorance. TALE OF BURIED GOLD k. V SOLLET MADE SOLDIER FORQET THE PLACE OF HIDINQ. Memory Returned Before Hie Death, and Son Now la Searohlng for T r e a e u r e Concealed Prior to th e Civil W ar. Tor S U te L egislature BICYCLES AND March 31st Is the las. day of «he UrM SUNDRIES Homo one hns re m a rk e d th a t at quarter. All persons who have not d o n ° p r im .;, held April SOjtV th e height of N apoleon’s fame there so. will please pay their sanitary tax by Having « ( '« I ¡ t h e t W e ^ 2 5 B IC Y C I f i s " wero m e n In tb e back alleys of Paris the 25,h . and thus «vosi unnecessary rKOM m so u r io i n SIV( ¿» itfU w S Z who had n e v e r h e a rd his name. This (rouble to all conceriird. : ,j,u service fives roe s belter opportunity ta work b«s t, W. C. WU-UAMSON. ! for in> musili ue-ncy ilurtnZ anojher^crm ln tue SllustrAtlou at p opula r Ignorance was SHANinANr.f k Fuejzxr L a x z 5(J-4tC I 1-eZUIaturr Sanitary Inspector recalled by a Judgo who was exnmluORLANDO. ' i "M m TIng c a n d id a te s for c itizenship In New To the IW-nucrslfc Voters of OrsnZ* County vs s»»W «v u s v v v v n v u t l I hereby •nnoonc«vth»l I nm • candidate Iwfore York c ity recently. H e naked ono of Ur.I..U...U Forster carne In Wednesday W ............................... . night >the approaches primary for metnlwr of Hie th e se pro sp e c tiv e citizens, "W ho and returned Thursday to The Shelter at ,u„. hum ihl. count» J, . I-., re ,, you ably and honestly and will endeavor to th e bend of your nntlvo country ?”. New Smyrna m -55-lf . J you ;I f,vord that win meet *'thi your hearty G E O . A . D kC O 'IT E S "T h e king." "W ho becom es t h o head Respectfully, approval Gruact Fax. Ja w hen he d l e s t " "H is eon." "And ATTORNEY ano OOUNn J I J , ,k 4, Uw who Is t h e head of th is c o u n try ? ’’ i ............ ............ » I« U . . . - T r a d i c e In State mul 1 «i..,,,, c<iun| "T h* p re sid e n t.” “And who would ........ ........ •,i,r of Murid•• forOranZ^ounly^ R,»noow becomo th e head If ho died?” "H is Garner-yVotxlmlT Hldg "anioni ria. son.” And yet, a s t b e Judgo re m a rk - j A N N O U N C E ME N T S For County J u d ie ed, all th e se men know enough t o . I heieby announce my candidacy for re-riectloo e arn th e ir dally b r e a d —th e r e st Is a I s w s v s H k sw a » » » s s s s s s s s s s s s s s j to the position of County Judse of Ornnie County, W. E HOUSIlOLDER To The V o l e r i Ol Oronge And O sceola subj«vt lo Ibe dca-slon of the IVmorrtxlc primary DR. m a tte r of schooling. , POLITICAL I T be i t or y of a wound received In th * . Clrll w ar which scaled th e biding placo V . of a f o r tJ P ) for m ore th a n half a c e n ­ tury and of a atrnngu trick of fate which c leared the hlder'a m em ory In the evening of bla life was b rought to „ .... to he held on April 30. 1012. Counties wun*u Mashv Lx>« Angclea by th e h ld e r’a son, J. K. D E N T ISI I hereby announce that I fra * candidate l°* —* — Anderson of New OTIeana. who la at election as Senator from the 19th District, subject | |,rfeb» announce royaelt a candidate tor r®- Roams 4J. 24 slut 25 »'hv. | ii.|, F o rtu n e s Spent In T r o u s s e a u x . • riaa, u the action ot the O* mice a tic Prim ary. I lb a ok appointm ent to the office of Ju d ie o f 'b e Criminal tbe Van N uya e n ro u te to the old T ho elnbornto tro u sse a u x of m e m ­ to you sincerely foe your support Ip the past, and if ( ^ n of K-mrd subject to the action of the Uemoplacer m ining Holds of California. SANFORD J i ,, p I (, A b e rs of th e s m a r t s e t would havo m ade you approve my kslalatlve record. I respectfully r f atir Primary T Pxmon Waziow A nde rso n 's fa th e r Joined In the gold a queen bride of a c e n tu ry ngo open solicit yuur suppuri oZaln p* ■ ■ 1 1 l>uim C Msvsrv 40 tf rush and was one of tho m iners of th e h e r eyes w ith am a z e m en t. Jt Is an f o r Clerk Circuit C ourt " '49” days. IIo located a claim In o rd in a ry th in g for tho d a u g h te r or a v F o r Constable I announce fny candidacy for the position of P la c e r c o u n ty n e a r A uburn and Now- m illionaire on g e ttin g b e r b rid a l fin­ I hereby announce myself ss candidile for re Clerk of the Circuit Court of Orange county subject j u s t i c e o f n u . i lace castle. W ith in a y ear ho had snatched e r y re a d y t o o r d e r 20 o r 30 bats, election to the otti«' of Constable of Justice of (Othe decision of the Democratic primary to be \ cnaby ri ntt. Peace District No S. which Includes voiini pre- held on April 30. 1912. Hsvlnz served the county from t h e riv e r bottom s a fortune. trim m e d w ith o s trlo h and o t h e r f e a th ­ rincts Nos 3. 4 and 23. and solicit the sup in this capacity for a number of years I aXaln ask T hen tho call of tho south for volun- ers, t o . h a rm o n iz e w ith a s m any port of voleri at the contini Democratic primary i fœ the suflrnjie of Ihe jieopìe My past record It K. C. Wnmm (n> |,esr rroimmervtnrion 0 Dice ir» Pii) ll.ili ,< tcors re a c h e d him. l i e burled th e gowns. E r e r y gow n n e e d s a d istin c t April 30th. 1912. R. M Roetswi gold b e n e a th tb e ndobo blocks of a b a t T h e e q u ip m e n t of n rich bride I hereby announce my cnndlddcy for the office tavern In tb e vicinity of bla claim, Is looked on ns in com plete If It does of Constable of the 3rd Justice Peace district erastrapped all tho precious su b sta n c e ho n o t c ontain a t le a st 30 gow ns and ! I» MW Wstrkt Court W J M t H M THOMAS EMME! WILSON S ta te s 1(1 IHld For th e S o u t h e r n III»could c a r r y about his body, and h u r ­ such a tro u s s e a u does not m e a n the will perform the duik« ron§cknlfou*ly end )•• it»* AlTuRiNfsY ANl> tu l W.LÜJK lse«t of my eUliiy I will l»y greiifull lo my frktuJt | f | c t of Florida ried to Join tho C onfederate army. . „ . _ .. brid e will get no m ore d re s s e s for a for Iheir «up|«irt A l - L avi (tirxx Is Smith In Kr The U<4(un. a rnr Anderson says th a t tils fathor was year. W hen lingerie a n d little orna-------------------------------|H>rnh<>n. Bankrupt • •truck In on e n g a g e m e n t with tho m onts a lso a ro ta k e n Into c o n sid e ra ­ .. r . Cjt. AA1 nnnrH In purtuanrr of an oriiff lo me directed. I will r*- l.air Siair Aiimn.j r»rnil )wUt«j lirvvB g For County S chool Boord rrivr at Smford Floride, opto iwu o'clock p m Florida Unión troops by u bullet which tore tion. It Is plain a young girl In Now « rmlri of ihr on April I7M» A I) IÜI2. bnlifor ihr wirthiwoi Having wrYnl onr irrin m a rocmhrr K rtèsl« M s •* * .A ssi *«| a opeu bis scalp and robbed him of his Y ork’s s m a r t Bot m ust spend many ("onnt) — .. i" i ■it hi i^ ¿huil ll<toril I .kill k -a e.i..lwiai* camlídal* (or fr 1ihr h.inkrupt •!« Ii of Tì»r Ilot Io»i. alto btill for tfif ynirrha^r of all Aitiirr» u»rd In «-onnrcnon with memory for 60 years. During th a t th o u sa n d s of dollars for bur ou tn t and *f*Ctk»n TOihr rtfBo* from l)i*(r»cl No 2 •«tal liutinr«» Trim* *W»ale lo l«» raih. ujmn ihr 1) 1. rHAAOil ■ time tho son snys th e p arent was like several women have spent $30.00(1 to umfliuidlkin of tf»«* %«lr h> the C<Hiri A F- Yi»wru, A N D E V v .|i) ||N s i) N a . child, with all knowledge of tho »100,000. For J u s t i c e of th e Pence ÖO 5t TruifetL biding place of tbe gold goue. Dofore Pie primary doer at hand, tod at no one ha» announced lhcm»elVff for Ihia oIBcr. of Juatlrr ni • ba died a y e a r ngo bis m em ory Of AHORNE» A è i Trt Flection P ro c la m o tlo n liw* |Vhcp. my friend» have prevailed ou mr to lie- . 4 » . the gold r u s h r u lu r n e d - to him and .b e . aimr a randldhtr In prrcinil» Ko 3 arxl 23. O r'' *1 * * — TreaUnswt. of W e t-S h o e s. l'r«< tur» tu Ntà«* « ■ ange County, subject "to Derooczalic wltnury^ It i r illidà. was living again In tho p a st tha t preIf yon g e t caught In tho rain with with ihr ordinane*« uf the City oí ; / e d e d bis part In tho conflict. ‘y Sanford 8 tu • accordane* '%r.# Mi a good pair of shoe« on. romove them Ä , : , UI rn‘,r,vo' ,o aij¿f«v7hÁ í¡:í!» Mn I hrrrby rail a «pretal flection lo b*- M G I Huiiding It was during th e se last m om ents na soon na yon e n te r the houae, and firltl onTor«slft> ihr I3lh day of Ai»f»l 11)12. nl lii* Ili tifili fu» Ihr (esIri«s*r of rlrctlinl n Trra*urrf and that tho old man told his son and the If yon do not [iohmpkh a pair of trees, I firrrliy iiniiHirur iti ni I «»ill !«■ a »amltdiilc for (t 4i||r«’|i»r rlrrtion To ihr offirr of Jutlkr of Ihr I'rmr of 1ftrrv*f>y appoint Irli» Frank Tim Krrnr. and rpother w here ho hnd burled what he atuff them tight and hard with i I mhuo rr 1>R K M M \ y i . \ Precinti» 3 A «ih| ¿r\ Oran«* Omni y *uh|n I to I \s |> Itainn Itiipnluri >ir>d F. F llrasly Hrrk. claimed was a cortuno Tho son Is paper, »queering It well Into «hat)«. ihr Ir» i«mhi of thr I>v*iiHAfatta* l'riuinf» of ««m! rln lH>n I i. STKINUFI I I nv% hurrying to u n e a rth . If |>o»«lbl» tin i. Vn SPFNIFK Wipe off all tho mud with a soil rag fu hi ni» III Maio* burled tre a su re . A nderson said f o r County Ire a s u re r Place tho shoe« In a drnuglit. «ole« VN••UhmI. ilo sa I "Mv fsth n r »"Id h e btirlo<l the gold upw ard, and let th e m dry »lowly. tin T»»Ifir IVrn«a rat ir Volrr» •sf l Iran fir ( smjiii * I hrrehy «nnfM iTHr ri»)** 'I « raivlldnlr f• * « Ih* of Notice of In te n tio n to Apply Tor Let under n c o rn e r of an old adobe tavern no a ccount put thorn to «Try by the flt-r of C-siuniy Tfrniurrr In atkinif >o»»r •■i|»ps»ft Niilih.nl f patronized by tho m inors In the early in thr c'oinln« primary rlrc imn f"f ihl« %rty in» t e r s P a te n t tiro Soltar i % hrrrtiy (|o*li (hat iTtr wit(|rr«ij(rinl will i*or(4iJil piar*, whic h la to t*- «ivrii to onr l»> ddys T his tavern was In Long Valley N ever forget to place your shoea on Ihr iVnifa rntk voler» of ihl» munir, nnd If you il»i»l>. lo Ihr ts4»vrrnor ol ihr Stair of Florula. nt at a point half way, I have lenrhed. be treoa or to Htuff them with paper wften con *«•* your way clear to hnn«r me with ihl» i»I»»4t T.ill.ih.»»»rv «»n thr Jyccond dnv of May A f) IDI2 DR. I C. ih * \KI AI AN Í (immlsr ) thi (h«l I will «t all tlinr% «ml urwirr nil for 1r*|r r Palmi *iiHYirpofallni ihr SAN) OHP tween the present town of N ew castle tbov nr« not In wear. »in umiUikri itrlctly guard your mtrrr«i* w.. f ( shut \ SII ( I OTfllSO COMPANY umirr ihr fol and Auburn. I havo lenrned through U*« <iig pf"|»**r»l rhartrr Ihr oriain«l of whwh I* liw ni niV|Miwrr iw n *rrk irul> Il J S I I li Ti...» ou» '» Ou» •».oi H MIr ir to y ihr ir oltirr ofTV of (hr Serrrtary «»f Si «Ir of correspondence that a family by the t •hr Sf«ir nl llortala T o o M u c h C o n tin u o u s P e rfo rm a n c e . namo of Scott occupies the la v e m ns VH|»«i.vs iHir li/irnrs »hl« Iwpotv Siolh d«> of A ll M o d e m Mclho.l I «ni « i afiiiidntr for ihr oftlcY of Trrn*ur. r of Or t \¡.( i1hík L ittle MAdftn rontriirtocl nppnndlct- • n*- touniy Auhjm Io Ihr n<l»«*fi ihr l» nn Vtxr, I. \ |l MM? a farnihouso and tha t the country I) IhKlkk-H rralta primary to lw held Ai»ril 3U MM? tie. nml hint to tie ar'nt to tho honfiltnl O RLA N DO I ihiiiv arouud It Is devoted to the raising of > -U «ll|sf«!ft w||| |iv H|»(»*ri tnlrsl rt M M to hit to an operation porforinnd She 1 IW |. I I S M<Kiwi » citrus trulls II I. Pi *ai«i< "No one has disturbed the original boro It nil v«*ry roolly and plurklly * illwii 1 Í ildrn W hen eli»» beenmn eoiivnl*eront If»« f or Sheriff Au »riir» f« * • lno,rp**ran*r* lines of the building The adobe blocks I) R r I. H I A h irk saiwwé« AIIIUHJIICV« fit» <Nh'lklrtt 1 «»•■»fi * tHal»n» alVSH 1« VO»fl*l MSI k>1 aro heavy ) have obtained |>eruils 1 Miiricnofr rnrnn to rrmovn tii* *t1trii«*e furJ«l1i**t re-*ÌM(Min In ihr office of Ntirnff >>l Or«ugt IWllftlta. tUMPAtal slon from the ow ners to prosecute my I Mint bad lit^n put In thn wound The (tMllity tuh|n t to (hr dr^tftUKi »4 Itir |W*n»nrralir IM N I I'' V * r M ir imilrrtlgnnl IrMtKftaif«(or* brrrby a*«u search and will give them a share of rhtld'e phut of dlKnltr wne very rnurh t«rlni»«r> to 1« l»rl«l .»n April 30. I'M? I.lillr isifvli *■» iMgrthrr fsof Mir ("irpiAr ..f forming I iMtlrr V my findings O therw ise I would have 1 upHct. nnd ehr* dem anded, IndtKnnntI «111 « • itih| ».1.11r fur ll»r ..m.Y* ol N|»vr Irf M » Ol « ' »rp.ruIMin fur pn»fi( unilrr Mir Its«« uf (fie Si«(r Iy "fhi you «’pò«»* I romn to )»n tu»« t (Miiti) ttliijrv I III III»* i|r* IskHi of Un lta*ll»u f I i 'f«| s «ml in (?m( pf»«i «lo ««lupi Mir fiylloMmg to buy the property I'KulihM) ("MAKTFK bANhiKI» » if«tta primary lu t***field April ID HM2 Mnving In Mir cnp«4*lty of tjrfnllv »hrrift af M»r Anderson la a civil engineer He nil a tltrh ^ l up and then un pirli nd I (TMintv for « nurntwr of yr«r* aimJ tw*lnif fnrnilinr I lir naitir .if Mir i«ir(*or«(>«'n ahull (^ .SANFuKM was engaged by the governm ent for ¡ uKaln nlli itili ir« of ihr a«m« I irvi Mini I r«n k«w Mini AM» Cl nitliw ; COMPANY niMliiaprin* (hr i|< r«tton of my «hill!) riillfrly lo Mir ruten of »»i*-•I (»I««r u( t»iaii)r«a «hall !•*• SANFORf). Fl4jK • some time In work on tho P a n a m a Drang* (XMjlit y Du» M IIa«i» IDA. Mir i«>ni(Miriy uni) r«(«Ml»li branch Korr* for csnal, but has left his em ploym ent to hi Soul the Abode of T ru th . Mir ohhJ.hI 4*f (hr rilmlion «4 It* Injtlnra* «( «uch search for the tre a s u r e which he mailt •*Mirr i«»mi» id Mir Stair «• II* I>irrr(«ir* mny «!•»Tor County Solicitor T r u t h ' W h e re Is tru th but In the Ipfininr tains his father has hidden In the old soul Iteelf? F a rts, objects a re but lo Mie ltriiurr«iK Volrr* ol Orarigr («Miuiy it JE W M i l I hrrrby aihmhjiwi my rlRdidacy fiw rr apt«.ini placer mining fields of California — p h a n to m s; m atter-w oven ghosts of Ihr grnrf«I nnlnrr of Mir tHilInPf» thü,l TO mrnt In ihr ofTVcr ol iTMinly «onrltrir r»f Omini«* irnn*A « i mui curry on » (km-rul Mcrcunlll* Bun* Lx>a Angeles Herald this e a rth ly night, nt whirl» the soul »itainty »Iibirci lo Mir FiHning Orimaf ulw prt it»*»» »nl. i»>»rn no tajrnl ihrrrtn «* (»rovtatol by mark« Munl.j I (sr m» foriunnlr n in »»niff m Ml s l 't i I »deeping here hi lit»' mire and i lev of ••inin**ii<1ali«m f**r rr «p|Manirnrni lot am . tiri i n m M«p ^f »•'»•« * f f l««r»s|« lit •*f oltkr it »ill !»• my i tlfflf »1 fl1«|s JUK at «|i m utter shudders and name» Its "Wti Scientific M in sg ament Ihr «fllowTK -f ' «iill«l SO. » ol tf.. t Ofl-f AlHHI Pickiir.l » Illuni I'" i i• finirà tu I«*rforin Ittr .JtiMr-% |lMT||l|f«*Ml tip n |||r I»« ni» Ihoi.suml i $?«• (MM) (Ml) Ita>l|«f« One cold w inter day fonie railroad ta g u e tre m o rs sense and perception. falli.fully «osi f««rlr»*U fo ihr !**«( uf iii> nbilii) •n.f••t-0 I«wk.j< (lortuirii s Si.-. .I mio I »«. Iluiulrol lj¡lfO) Sbarra ol (be (rio A i>i('«iiiita —C harles Kingsley official»», while m aking on Itihpectlon ivu valor of Onr Muiitlrttl l|f*U00) (>u|luf* cicli ('«Hind .Sa»lk ilul Rogers I'll.i •••» Tiirrr fuunh*uf (hr tais! i «pioti aloek alialif^ pav• zjf a largo ynrd. stepped for a m om ent j Elgin uiul " !•' ■1,1 «>• nl»k in pru(>*r(v rither rml oc iN-raonol tit a Jo*M Tu »hr Drnux-Tatir Voters of Omnf* County lnsldo u sw itc h m a n 's sbnnty lo got I hrrrtiy annnunor (bol I am a candidate lot vnluiition in b* ftxnl bv Mi* N».yrJ of dlmtor» al a HI» Chief Proficiency. Ihr tidier of County holiritor. subjrc» to the action mrriiugYo frf* ralirtl foy (hai putfxM*. ami on«** warm. Among them was n general su ­ Recently a le tte r of Introduction nl Ihr I>rihier it ir l'rlmary and rrsprrtfully ask fitajrMi alinll Iw i»n)nMr in laarful mon*y of ih* Un»p e rintendent who w in known to hnve wns banded by all a c to r to a m a n a g e r t,M r'’“' •••l>port (ni Si atra at (hr rail of lh* hnanl T*f ilinvior a a inanln for "sclentinc m a n a g e m e n t.” which described th e presented as an «V , t Sei vt A L L g o o d s t.l \K 1 M C M » Ihr Irmi *<K » litaI. Mir ii.fjw.f al Nili |« (n r(t«| ' and tho reduction of expenses As a c to r of much m erit, and concluded: •hall l«r |rf|.-lual I I or lax C ollector they wero leaving, tho sw itchm an "H o plays Macbeth. Richelieu. H a m ­ k I h.riti) afinonrM-r lll.srlf a. a CiiimIidntr |, , l fir ufTl*rf » li» »hum Mir l«t*mr%* of (hr Otkfpo asked tho travelling yardm astor. whom let, Hhylock' «ml Millards He playa r, rlertem to thr oiTt.-r uf Tas Coilrt tul of t.rnnkc rflix.il ia 1«. Iw , ..mj^’irsl «fiali ttr a Ffrtl.lrnt. i i\\ki ft DC PI \ \ | S HLI BN bo knew ».e.r»t> sul.jrt» o the I»riti*.fatv Primary If PrrUitrni Sorn«o írr« urrr am! a Board of ri L U W t K«l Millards best -ir. Ici I (ifrd||c to Vin my I «Ithful e r o , ns i t..r« Tbr ofTU ** of in m«f> «nd Irra* "Now. cati yo tie tollin' mo who tho» tia.r -o.l-av.ircl to «1.- m th- east •ifrr if ti «fiali ilmiiHl «.|it»abir f»> ihr iai«»,l mon Is?” W t Usvfla ol ilintliiii iii.t> I» hrhl |.) Mir «ame prraun lb* Trull 1 >ss. sut» n'liiikr of dirn tur« may br xbnngrd from time to “T h a t'a the general su p e r in te n d e n t,'’ P rescient In H it Day. time f.y ihr fry I< 1 «% . (ml al no lime shall lh* nunc the y a rd m a sto r replied f or S ta le A tta riu y A scientist hns discovered (tint In r» r k» • Mion Mire* oi nxw* Mian »even "W h a t do you think o' t h o t ’ He's 6.121 A. D. the e a r th will cease lo I » ili. Ik-iiH.-rsilr Vu»-»« of Ihr Srvriilh JikI k I uI Thr nftlrrfa «hall la*kho«pii annuallyby (Lp «lock fioJdrr« at tliPir anunal--------mr*(ina-----lo b*--------held on---Mie Cirvull of floridn a folne lookin’ mon, and >e never turn on Its axis, llut If It shouldn't I hrrrhy «nnounec lliot I tm n candidate fra rr- . flr»l Wednesday »firf ihr litsl Mooday ln June, of would believe the ta le s ye aro a fte r he will bo spared tho hum iliation of appoint men I ns Slate Attorney for Ihr .Seventh I eoc»>and every year Until lh- election lo be held P h o n e 1414» Circuit of Florida, subject lo Ihe action of \ ®*' fee firyj Wrdnewlay aftei the first Monday of bearin' about ’tm." hea rin g th e people denounce blm as a Judicial Ihr IVfnarrnftr primaries in April. 1912 (¡!nIl A, »* 1912. |l McKinnon shall be (‘resident. "W h a t h a r e you heard about him, l i a r — Memphis News You honorrd me with this office and I have h a v e 1” l’residenl D. you hate honored " M " McKinnon «cniunon shall .hall tie I* Vke vicr-rresidenl li. L u-w^-iwl Offer mo m ( cm endeavored lo deserve your cortfidehcr In me by i Perkins shall tv Secretary: J & McKeorte shall 1« ‘ *** Mike?” was tho curious question. itomi rny duty lo Ihr lie.i of my ahllity Treasurer and I» McKinnon. Vi M McKinnon. B "W hy. they do say thot he was at If rra»>pntnir.l. I plrdle ytni lo do all in iny I. i'rlkin» in.1 .1 S M. Kenrie shall he the Board Horal Designa n I il0ri Isiwrr m uphoid law ami order In o<ir rimili wlih of f)|rrctors Would Have P re fe rre d Cheese. the fune ra l of Mr Mitchell's wotfe, preludice 'o none and wiih (alrness lo all VI 1. 20-to-o and when the six pa llb e a re rs come out R ats In W a shington ate up ovor The hlchr.i allumili of liability to which Ihecurniankini you for pasl kliwtne«« I rr.|«vifull) he raised his band and said: 'H eld on 13,000 w orth In hills, hut we a re of tho ask ymjr sup|>»| ninni ( 200000*" *' *n> ,lm* *u,,,pc' hsrlf shall he |'«M C Jir.lv a m inute, boys I tblnk yez can got opinion th a t If they hud been given Siale Altorney VII along w ithout two of tblm E v e r y ­ an option In tlio m a tte r they would the name and residence uf Ihe subscriben and body’s Magazine have preferred to have had It In f o r S u p e r in te n d e n t ol Public I n stru c n m“ « ' Ä C r d ^ ' i Ä ^ I m <80 cheese. tlon IhVre* W M McKinnon. Winter Garden Florida. 130) Get the While Wmu To Mip Vofrr* of MmAgp Count) Love Souls. Sha/ca I befrbj annuuncriha' lam aiamhdairlo, ,he HI. I'e.klus Sanfonl. HorWa. Ten [l(»l f Orand« «xiunty feit Single Comb «bu Deep hearts, sago minds, ta k e life Share* Poor Attendane*. rmlcr iif ( ounly Superintendent uf Public Instruc J S McKenzie. Sanford, riorid*. Fifty 501 S Kb.«le I«1*01 Share* Le g) ion n. Single M Ood has mndo It. It Is a long trial, IN WITNlsS Wlirirrm , T.‘ 1 lt la itcldom thnt a man wtio finn llun 1» «ncrreij myself, subject In lh- action of the '*•*i» xiiiiii ttrmocrallc I'Tiiiut lam us miau . • ......,V . . -—r — — *» btffdOlO primary J‘ .— nv? .l‘.,,rV‘ Mi b r.u>,a an Incom prehensible (fToparallon for notbliig hot hlmscir tu talk about auo- approecbln« 1 frei Ihn» I am peoill.riy filli I»* this uttlce by mi,h*,KU Jf*1* 'ï'* 25,h *»•» «» «««-h A D. Rad». Indimi Runnn I sale tZAl nn unknow n destiny. T his destiny, crods In d ra w ln g n big audlenco. educational qualification, and by experience in I w uuESvl ***■ hatching and aux’h hiannzrmrnl of small and farte schools, ami In i"^ McKenîde°*' u*t tho tr u e ono, begins for man with the booker! for baby chick, ami docklml» IlAl dealing will» iroditrs. by natural Irmperamrnl and , u 1. Perkins ' UA1 first »tep lnsldo th e tomb In the love for Ihr work and by familliarily will» »he delalls and the zenrml demands of thr office ao»ufrrrt-*-ST^^»FLORIDA, B a tte r a Smile T h e n a Frown. meanwhile, lovo and Buffer, hope »nd « . dnrinx ro> present Incumbency. If eleclcd lo Hi' ' j J ,rr w 0,AI,ctW H I T E W IN G P 0 L I I K T f 4 RM Tho s a in t who smlloe docs a g r e a t office the educalional iolrrrii* of the county will „ a iv .X T '!!1 contemplate. Woe. nlas! to him who .*™* ,h“' °" ,be 23'bday of March. upon mv hear», and I will endeavor In every way to i i U ,0,21W 0!? «<•personally appeared I) Mc­ eball ha ve loved only bodlos, form, doal moro good In tho world than tho lw faithful (o Ihe trust imposed w . J. WILSON CfoprlHOf Kinnon and W. M. McKinnon, who I am lalltfied a p p e a ra n c e s I D eath will de p riv e hltn sa in t w ith a long face. 4f* two (A the Individuals described In and who ex J. r. McK m m m . roiled the foretfoinl proposed charter and acinowlof all. T ry to love souls; you will lhal they lifned and executed the same for Carefully Selected. I wish to announce lo »he voters of Oramte edinl And th e m a g a i n —Victor Hugo. 'br n»rs and purpose* (herein expressed "W e h n r o over 2.000 beautiful vol­ County, »hat I will be a candidale for the office of WITNESS my hand and official seal at Winter Sheriff for Ihe said coutil», subject lo the primary in the County and Slate aforesaid on (be um es In our library now,” said Mrs. lobe held April 30th 1912 And pledge myaelf Garden day and year last above written. lo carry nut the law without fear or favor lo any Lotto Munn. Econdmlea. 0. T. Swim, one. and spretai privileges in none. I respectfully jwotAXUi) Notary Public. "Of courso you cannot read all of ask your support I t boa boon found th a t th« thing« Respectfully. d i n g } 1 j »y cumrolsslon expire* May I2lb. 1912. Franai Kaizl t b i t e x p a n d o n eolldlfylng. an w ater, them ,” replied Mrs. Oldcastle. •' “Oh, no, but i expect to got through freeze a t * low e r te m p e r a tu r e when STATE OF FLORIDA.» - F or Tax A sse sso r Cotnm or O u m . I s s th o p r e s s u r e Is Increased, while the m n it of them somo time. I feel th a t I I announce my candidacy for re-elect loa to the ■Pa..U.ra»«mb*f»d that on the 2«»h day of March, o th e rs freeze a t a higher. W hen a owe this to myself. We havo been very offjee of Tn» Assessor of Ornnfe county subject | q A D. »912. before me personally appear«) B. L eube ta n c e th a t expand» freeze» undor careful In m aking our fccloctlon Near- Ihe decision of the Democratic primary lo fie h-M m l i n t and J. S. M<Kemie. who I am satisfied are l*° ^Abe Individuals deaeribed In and who execu­ cn April 30th 1912 G a s F i 11 * n ^ h ig h e r prcsBurn th a n usual If hn» to *ly all of them have gilt t o p s " ted the forrgolnx pro»«j*<d charter and acknowled Array* Bon grd they tianrd and axeculed Ihe same for lh* oure x e rt m o re force to ehove tho p r e s ­ poaeaihrmo expressed An Alloy. s u r e a w a y , a n d c o n se q u e n tly hs» to i "TTN^SS my hand and official teal at Sanford AH**06* For County C o m m issio n e r In Ibe County and State aforesaid, lb* day and All Work Receive* M> I’ef«lD,) She— Did Maud m a rry J a c k Rlcbas# up m o re of Us h o st energy, th u s yehr last above written. 1 will be a candidate for rr-tkctlon to tb* office losing m o r e h e a t a n d c o n se q u e n tly b e ­ lrlgh out of puro love? of County Commlutoner of Oranse County subject , ----and be»t cííl,f,* „ H. E. Tom. 'ba dreiaioo of lh* Datuocrallc Primary bald f He— No; I fear It was v e ry m uch com ing colder. 1 Nounr Public, my commission axApril 30ih, l i l t PbOOÍ» ■\->i 1 •ta t I «taWOct. 7rh, 1914. a d u lte r a te d _ w llh c u p i d i t y . _____ - t u n w. -V V* Oppoolte City Hall « K i m . 4-te L. MI 11 a S T R IN G I I.LLO T Henry =■- ./ M c La Eggs for Hatching I ti- Sanford c . - FloH^ H . EE Plumbing and l^. 4* : V» .V ^ * ; . • • .V , . • :f ’• V a’\• V, - . I^ ., :. • mm-££*»*** -As « « ■ Æi �WANTS QMra. F. W. Mngrlff of Jacksonville. it the guest of Mr». Henry Wight. Cecil Butt spent Sunday with home folks returning to Tampa yesterday, t^lflss Alice Hickey, of Athens, Pa„ is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Martin, at Com­ fort Cottage. Hon. Joe Randall of Paducah. Ky.. is in the city looking after his Interests in the Celery Delta. ( .Mrs. Bryan Higgins is spending a few days with homo folks ere returning to the metropolis of Trilby. Paul Weaver of Kissimmee was in the city Sunday and his many friends were glad to greet him again. The Sanford Music Club Chorus will meet at Comfort Cottage Wednesday af­ ternoon a t 4 o’clock for practice. ✓ lira. George Randall left Friday night for Jacksonville, where she had been call­ ed b> the death of her litttle son. j Hr». H. If. Pattishall of Geneva and Mrs. Alice Jones of Atlanta Georgia, are guests of their sister, Mrs. Ernest tolar, i Mrs. U. T. Houser and Miss Mamie Hill went to Tampa Friday, where they wdl be the guests of relatives for several days. J. D. Kukendall associate editor of the . Kissimmee Gazette was in the city on Friday and paid the Herald n pleasant visit. ^ tfon. J..N. Whitner left last Saturday „ - d - 'f ^ N e t^ Y o r k . where tie vrtll spend a ¿bek or more In the interest of the Florida Gar­ dens Co. The Woodman Circle will hold tlictr reg ular meeting Wednesday, April 10th. at 2:30 p. m. at Eagles' Hull Visiting sove­ reigns welcome Will Messenger spent Sunday with home folks and left yesterday for Ja c k ­ sonville. where he If employed hy the Pluxco Printing Co Hon. W. A. Milton candidate (ot Governor will uddress the people of Sanford on the platform opposite tile Herald (itlice W e a th e r R e p o rt next Saturday night. i The 1-einl A Hand Cfuti »ill meet at the , Cimili y weather, |ir«>hnbly showers in resilience of Mrs. Henry Wight Friday af- I North-west portion tonight or Wednesday lernoon ut 3 o'clock. All memders are Good wvmher usMirrO for S[vmg crop* requested to lie present. \ ^ / M o o r s - C lo y to n Mrs J L) Parker le(i (inlay lor Ja c k ­ Mrs L I* <Tiny loo announces the e n ­ sonville where she will attend the meet­ ing of tile Grand Lodge of (lie EiJMern gagement of her daughter. Mary Rose, to Star, which meets in Jacksonville, this Mr. Isaac lennir Moore of Jacksonville. Fla The marriage will ink*- plate June week Ï. at home.—Atlantic Cpiistitutioii Frank Woodruff IS moving Inn s t i n k of Miss Clayton hus a large circle of sltoes into Ins new store room in the Gar­ friends in this city where she visited her ner- Woodrulf building, and ex|n-cts to sister. Mrs R H -Mark-« for several have everything in first-class shape in a seasons. few days I he Ice cream and strawlierry festivul advertised for April tOlhjil the !>ark. un­ der llie management of Mrs A II Moses, far the behetit ol the Hospital Fund **i I î ü t t l r J f o l t x tie postponed until further notice Hon J. C. Lulling, candidate for State Treasurer was in Uic city yesterday and made many friends. Mr. Uining was formerly a rcsideut of Lake county nhd tuts many friends here who were glad to see him. Where you can tfet the heat of everything delivered Wt CARRY A C O M P L r i t LINE OF Florida and Western Beef and Pork. Lamb. Dry anc Salt Meats, I Isli, Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau sage. W«> are now prepared to jlive to the traile our special HOME MADE CORN BETE Try it—you will I k * pleased. Phone No I HO Park Avenue i r r i t a i INSURANCE AGENT l ’isno P u p ils of Mrs F a n n ie S tem bridge M untoti S tudio. , A p r i p 3 . 1012, 3:30 P . M. Office Above f ir s t Notional Bank The following little folk programme, assisted hy Miss Bowler, soprano; Miss Frank, pianist, and Miss Clara Morrow, render, will Iw ¿¡veil in the studio of Mrs Fannie S. Munson. Saturday. April 13. 3:15 p in Strangers and friends are cordially welcome 10c admission for program e x p e n s e s / Mr. and Mrs. Willinm T Hlame of N ew York City arrived in town Saturday noon to remain until niter the Laramon* Yeiser wedding While here they will he the guests of Mr. Blaine's sister. Mrs l.y man Phelps at Lake Onoro. Hon. J Lee Smith of Jnsi»er who has reivesented Ills county scvcrul times in the State Legislature left Tuesday for Lake City and Jasper. He had spent several days in our city and was very fa­ vorably impressed with the appearance of both town and country. . Mrs. Ann# Griffith of Lexington. Ky., author of a book and chart on the study of Christ, which is gaining much popular­ ity among Bible students spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Griffith is attending the State Snnday School Convention which is being held In Orlando. In looking over the immense stock of pianos brought to Sanford by Capt. Bryan it would seem to an onlooker that the gentleman has over reached himself or rather over estimated the number of peo­ ple here who are likely to purchase pianos. He will never be able to dispose of this many piano* In Sanford this season. Mn. T. A. Neal la at home again, after ’ i delightful trip and visit of a month or •ix weeks, with relatives In Austin, Texas. Mrs. Neal stopped enroute for o short vlait to New Orleans and Mobile, where aba enjoyed Mardi Gras while In Mobile. With Dr. Neal and little Margaret. Mrs. Neal's many friends are glad to welcome her home. Breathe* there the man with soul so dead. Who never to his wife has »»id: "My Ms waa th* biscuit makerl "-T Then let her. like an arrow, sped Down Park Avenue, to buy her bread IromG. W. S P E N C E R T H E B A K E R Meat Market of Quality'^is] • PROGRAMME i Hunter» Song Cr.tiU Song . i Wily j Popular Air [Urn Dane» 4 Martha S Melody ol Love 6 Bear « March 7 Nadia * A Brooklet » Miourt 10 Skrpud t TâU II 12 , P rrrw r't Ficai Slept S«ii Wan*« f.Mt«ikr Ernia Carolina Spa*.vi Engclmann Mi»« Hawaii GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent lllnoos, aid digestion and give you health Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Thatrotor»-Krug Santa 1 aka Enftlmann K.th W.U . . F w rif Mary Itaward Wocfl» A d* W*4«ai Redhr KatUaaa BiaJy Motar! Sehulo// Fan »»a Kaha Msaraa May Ikurkat Recitation Mai farti Ceffi» EJ Trovalo»» Selecciona EU, »o. lUaiK Alovin • I(V ioUrr) TAHT U .. D rink a B o t tle o f Chevallier 1 Kindrrlrvtc March. (2 l’uno,) M.f Tk/a.Ui f i . « Mtha Maarae M..J. Ali» W..... A4. W.|M. Rçdtf 2 n«rt-p*» • JtmUl*.U Nevi* . . . J a Country D u cr Ma«de Al« Wi|Mf aad Aia Wagaat Roll 4 Vaia, O ptic e Ola/Palarten Scandinavian Dane, M.-4. AU. W Salariali 9 Song, M.UI B—U. rUrmma f i u k Aaemyaat*« Selected a Reading Mat Clara* Morrow T H E C IT Y i R ES TA U R A N T : rtrsi street, one black from Depot opposha I'ostoOea) H. E. W ISE, Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe , Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Speolalty ; A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen ■vwrythlrtt P i r a * C la st Prompt. Clean Service * Meal Ticket« ore Sold at Reduced Rates Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading �r3SÇy war and peace. In torero, and is lb state, be said, indestnictible and vitally essential, until PttbUated T.rtrj Torniti sad Triior Mania« By passing along, "we reach the point where we find the farmer thoroughly convinced THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY that co-operation la entirely unneces­ ft . J. m o l l y . Editar sary.“ W. M. HAYNES. Business'Manager tu b ic i lallen Prias. * 2.00 a Year la Advance 1ME POULTRY BUSIHE** DiUrmd U tbs CBy by carrier $2.00 per »ear advance or 20c per month. Payments la adtaaes moat be made at o A Catered aa aimnad rissi Inai] matter Aadust 22nd '* 190S. at the ftetsOce aiSaaiord. Florida. L andar An at March 3rd. 1878 If the cool strike la long continued eoa prices will soar am) it la j r e d e t e d „that even smoke will go upi The establishment of a clothes line de­ pendent upon watered stock is not violation of the Sherman law, but con­ trary to the theories of equal rigbta for women. The DeLand Supplement offen JS.OO In gold for a name as the editor wishes to changa the same. Tue old question of "whpta in a name" h at been answered. • There'!a $5 In 1L =?= Hon. Braxton'.de*dham has all the other candidates bent a city block in Sait Lake Q ty when It comes to looks and his pic­ ture and platform will gain more votes than his beloved opponents Imagine. We only raise good Itoking ones in Orange county. • An industry which has made more pro­ gress in Florida in recent years than all others la that of poultry raising. Quite a number of poultry farms on quite an ex­ tensive scale have been established and all are doing a profitable business. There is ye« room for many more, for the poul­ try farms have not yet been able to sup­ ply the local demand for chickens and eggs. Hundreds of cases' of Tennessee eggs and coops of chickens are shipped into Jacksonville every day. and we sup­ pose a like condition exists in all the other Florida cities. Florida poultry rais­ ers should supply all of the home demand and be abl j to ship surplus stock to neighhiring states. Some of the largest poul try farms are djvoting their entire energy u> raising fancy stock and selling eggs for hatching. It la true they get fancy prices and make mare money perhaps than they could by supplying the food demand, but that most be supplied and it would be far better for the producer at borne to supply it than to force the dealers to or­ der from other states. We would be pleased to see several hundred more poul­ try farms established In Florida, for we know It is a profitably industry.—Times Union. Within a few years the Sanford poultrymcn «ill be able to supply a Urge part of tb ed em a n 1. There is plenty of good land south o( the d ty that wiUmake Ideal poultry farms anil several good poultry yards have been started during the past season. ‘ • times, and had to give It opt The tide was rising, and the situation gettiug de­ cidedly desperate. While Robinson was being taken in the other automobile to the Kokcna House, for shovels, the chauf­ feur. George Weis, who seemed to be equal to the «Mergence, commenced digging a trench in front of the wbeeb with his babda. a task which the ladies all prompt­ ly joined in. regardless of the inflowing tide. Every one was excel ted I Talk oboat the Panam a Canal! You ought to have seen “the d in fly". In five minutes George turned ou all tbe power and, the car j« k ek itself out of the quicksand onto high-ground, am idst the cheers of the mul­ titude congregated on the beach anxious­ ly interest»! in results. Mr*. Brady E ntertain* Mrs. O. W. Brady was tbe charming hostess of a delightful auction bridge par­ ty Monday afternoon. Seven tables of bridge were play e l. Mr* A. W. Brown of Enterprise made the highest «core and woo tbe first prize, a beautiful hand cm, broidered pillow. The no trump prixe. a pair of silver strriing shoe buckles was won by Mr* Forrest Lake. Tbe usual way of cutting a deck of cards for tbe consolation! prize waa very prettily varied —a dainty basket filled with lovely nas-. turtluma waa pasaed to the guest* one Bow« was pierced with a pin. which won tbe prize, a very pretty gun metal vanity bag. for Mr* G G. Western« of OrUndo. Tbe low prize, a book of "Short Stories of Courtship" was received by Mr* R. S. Keelor. Quite a n u m b « of Ml* Brady's guests did not play card* A ft« the pleasant games of cards were concluded delicious strawberry ice cream and'eake were served. Punch w af cojoyed during the aft «noon. Mr* B o d y 's Invited guests were: Mesdames A. W. Brown. T. E. Wilson. J L Hurt. J. W. Borne* S. 0. Chase, A»P. Connelly. Papworth, W. D. Holden. Forrest , For a clean man, against whom noth-4 n | discreditable a t n ba brought; a capable m an. who has proven his ability by the successful Way in which bo has handled . his own business; o man. in fact, who measures up to Congressional sire—the GREATEST M O V E M tyrn r TME AGE voter can make no mistake in casting his The Men and Religion Forward Move­ Lake. Frank Mill«. Cecil Gabbett. F. J. vote for Braxton Beacham— Lakeland ment is the grtatest and most important Gonzales. Robt. Newman. 1. G Putnam. Telegram. Ur. Braxton Beacham. candidate for congress from the stale at large, is making a moll strenuous campaign to carry his home vote, but is not making much ol an effort to proselyte the voters in other part» of the state.—Ocala Banner. Well if he can carTy his own county he ought to carry all the rest. Moil of the candid« ted can do better away from borne fur at home their sins will find them out. It is glad tidings lor t h ; civic leagues women's clubs that Jam es D. Burbndge brings back from the meeting of the di­ rectors of tbe National Bill Posters' As socialism. Only d e a n advertising will hereafter be permitted on bill hoard» Tbe Indies of Florida leave long fought for an improvement in bill board advertising and they will he glad to get it. although many of them look upon the entire bill board os an eyesore and would be pleased to see them prohibited.—Timea-Union. \ rtlK VtllONM COMMIIKIHIV Eugene S. Matthews, of Bradford Coun­ ty. Speaker of the House of Representa­ tives in 1907, is a candidate for mem her of the National Democratic Ezeiutive Committee. One of tbe candidates for this office lias a d v « tise d himself ex* tensively as "the Woodrow Wilson candi­ date." Mr. Matthews is not the candi­ date of any faction, but will strive to serve the best interests of the dem o­ cratic party of Florida if he is howared with election, auii on this basis solicits the support of all democrats, irrespective of whether they will favor Wilson. H ar­ mon. Underwood or Clark for the presi­ dency. A TEST FOR STORAGE Steinway &. Sons Behr Bros. M a th u sh ck "Crown” S t o r y & Clark Kohler & Campbell - H a i n e s Bros and Fischer The Autopiano Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms • John A. Cunningham JA C K S O N V IL L E ri*/.-.'—. S an fo r d H u m ane S o c im r. P « Geo. 1L Fernald. P resident The H ospital Fund M ill Growing Savoy Palace Hotel A lexandria Egypte. March 12. MM2. M F. K s t u m a . P r c u k a l cJ H oaiaisi L u a u t x R esidence For Sale New ten room house with all conven­ ience* Jused been screened throughout with best c o p p « screen* Twenty b e a r ­ ing orange tree* pecan tree* about fifty rose bushes and o t h « plant* All In first-class condition a n d situated on S a n ­ ford Heights the prettiest residence sec­ tion in Florida. Finest artesian w ater from deep well. Can also sell two o t h « lots with poultry yards orange tree* fine galvanized barfi a n d garden adjoining. Will be told at actual cost as my busi­ ness necessitates c lo s « residence. ' R. J. Holly. tf Herald Office Sudani. M* _ My Dear Mr. Robinson: Please pfacr my nqrae down a t a sub­ scriber to the "JIOO.UO subscription fund for tbe HospitaL Hope tbe list will be more than complete by the time this reaches you and that the corn« stone may be put in place in tbe near future. We lest Jerusalem on the lOtb and are on our return to Europe. Yours very truly, A. M. Thkasucx. This gen«ou$ unsolicited offering is y appredated and now we only 1100 subscrib« to complete the ten Potato Grower* we must have before any of these sub­ Our factory output Is limited Better put In your order at once. scribers can be asked to pay. I hope Potato barrels will he scarce later this will reace the eye of some one who Better store them somewhere right awill fill the gay. ' M. F. Roamsuv way. Buy what you know you'll need. Tbe idea of cold storage for tbe San­ ford growers Is taking root in the minds of the people who arc seriously consider­ ing the best means for avoiding a slump in tbe price of celery when tbe warm weather forces tbe Urge shipments at one time. The Florida Vegetable Growers d a lion has made arrangements with tl Crystal Ice PUnt to store a car of crates of celery far three weeks under a 34 degrees temperature and then ship in an ice car to market to test tbe practic­ ability of-the cold storage of a part of our celery at this end when condition An Exciting Experience m ake it advisable. Mr* ft. L. Hammond, of Iron Mountain, TbU will be the first practical test that has been made and the result will be Mich, and Mr* Margaret Laing. of Chi­ cago. nieces of M. F. Robinson, and Miss watched with much interest. Kepi«, of DeLsnd,bave been visiting him and on Monday they took a spin on Day­ CO OPERATION AMONG FARMERS The necessity for co-operation among tona Beach In an automobile. While the th e farmers of the Ssuth was tbe keynote chauffeur was photographing the party in e l a n address delivered at the co-epera- c ir with it becked ckwe to tbe Surf, to live marketing eessioa of the Congress show the Atlantic for ■.• back ground to a t Nashville today by Dr. John Lee Coulter, the pictore. the hind wheels of the car expert spedal agent of the Bureau of began to sink In the sand; and. before any Cessna. Department of Commerce and one noticed it. were too deep to be extri Labor. With tbe statem ent that' man Is cited, and when tbe engine was started, a gregarious anim al as a basi* the the wheels spun around only to bury them­ sp ea k « proceeded to show how the spirit selves deep«. A touting car came along of co-operation among men manifests and with a three-quart« inch rope under­ Itself in ■ thousand different forms and took to puli the Robinson car out; b e t on­ in nearly all line« of hum an activity. In ly/ ksucceeded in breaking the left* We will take none back. Bringacbeck when you get barrel* Don’t ask us to break our rule* first coma, rirst ie Ane 1st SL A Oak Ave. 60-3tc tt. H. DEANE, Share Cropper Wanted a reliable^man to share crop on tbe Sanford Farm tbe best improved and equipped 6 *acre farm in Sanford, d ty limits,’most have money for your share ofccrop otherwise don't write. Address EL Vpfcille Sanfdfd Post office. 60-4 tp BARREL rACTORY NOW OPÈN and • if U* All) dlls« land* in S a n fix J \\ lands for sale at i r s « term s to suit you« w ill newer have . acquire such (ruth I U . i l flV W lh lr quick s to m iJetar three properties \ benefit HOWARD PAI h ON EVERY PAY CASH r j’jit njk and r - right »J1 Ii. justice , .. t pvf MI (ft. ho» to H -.11 b. I SAVE M ONET Peoples C ash Grocery Oo« iMa-r I ninid fioriti f ir s t S treet Only e x d u tiv e Baker in (be d t y . All mixing «l. t > with latest improved SAnltary 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 I R S T C L A S S GROCERS S p e c i a l O r d a r a Flllad P ro mp tl y Wc Make E verything Known to the I P H O N E 106. NO. I l l PA R h = — PRACTICAL DRflUCHGN’S r /< Comer Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of ihr ;; KxTEST 100,0« system of Business Colleges in the W orld—22 year» graduates. More than 100 high-grade-instructor* l r ,.‘!S go*11 Indorsed to secure graduates POSITIONS or REFUND M O N ! bv more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other bn*-;; . ;ticn ti11® AI.I. OTHER Florida and Georgia business college- t hi ned also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FR EE. A. H . JAMES. Manager. Jacksonville. F»*- CAR FOR SALE 1911 Owen Automobile.' Demonstration by Appointment. O w ner Going North. NORM AN D e FO R E S T, Sanford, Florida P la c e y o u r p a t a t a b a r r e l o r d e r s a t on c e t o i n s u r e d e liv e rie s w h e n w a n t ' cd. I t tt. D eane. O ak Avo. a n d F i r s t S t. P h o n e 255. ' ' VJ t f ~ Tomato Plants For Saic-.€all on Notsa Grawes, « 1« Polmone Avo. fil-tf For Engraved Cards See The Herald - » 1/Ï *A i SIDE Y O U L L find o u r T he price, th r ij . . he just what the» to yourself and i.. . table supplies a i i live right at thr i. solved question kl* - . tm FLORIDA DROP IN - step forward that has been taken by the W. W. P r a th « . F. F. Dutton. T. A SebumChristian world of modem times. The pert. Reynold* D L Thrasher. Geo. Fox. ancient Crusaders in their annual pilgrim- J r , 0 W. King. H. P. Driver. B W Hcrnages to the Holy Land and battles against doo. R. D. Hughe* P. M Krcly. II. Ward. the ha race ns for the _possession of the sa­ Frank Lane. K. H. Mark* G M. Vorce. T. cred precincts of the Savior's birthplace A. Neal. Samuel Puleston. C. E Be'L R. J were urged forward by a fanatical zeal j jiojw G F Smith. Henry Wight. R S to devote their lives to religious wars in Keelor, Cruse B arne* F L Woodruff. G (he hope ol ultimate salvation. IL Fer na kl, J . W. Dtckins. Desne T urn«. In these days the Men and Religion G C Coffee. C G. We»troll of Orlando,. Movement is a crusade against vice and Maple* Barrett. G O McLaughlin: Misses a determination to bring more recruits un­ Noble, K e e kir.'T yn« and Thigpen der Christ's banner. By tbe united ef­ H u m a n e S ociety Officers forts of the u.en who are Christians them ­ selves will other men be induced to be­ To (he Editor oi Tti* Herald The following have been appointed as come followers of Clinst. and only by fol­ special agents to the Sanford Humane So­ lowing his teachings will men be saved that the> may go out in tbe byways and ciety with authority in all cases of cruelty to anim al* Mr* L S. Herring. Mr* Levi hedges and save others. Binford. Mr. F W. Munson. The Forward Movement is taking root In this connection I am pleas«! also to in the minds of Blinking people (lie world state that the mayor and the police h a t e over aud the unite! pU q and concerted signified their intention to keep a careful movements means mu j i to the men of lookout for ail cases of cruelty and neg today. . Sanford will do her share in this great lect. 1 also request (tie general public to movement beginning next Sunday, and notify roe of auy case that comes to their ' the men ol Sanford, »respective of creed special notice, but I particularly request or religious views siiould assist the m eet­ that all communications be signed, as > anonymous communications are not ef­ ings in every way possible Turn aside from business cares fur a fective. E v « y b o d y should be interested few days and lend your aid in the b e tt« - in ‘this work and there is no reason why cnent of the world and remember the anyone should hold their names when making a complaint. command: Yours very truly. "Ye that are men now serve him." * * L ML ► . . . s» .«L ~;V• �- " 3 -------I '1 t 4 ■ •pm B. 190 F R A N C IS PERRY E L L IO T T ILLUSTRATIONS ò y ìXAYWaIt *iì 2 corttw&rr /w/ n r sosoj-m m u i . oo*w ry f 8YNOP8IO* " d o on.” said Hillings, ns I laid down the knife "You’ve only removed C K A r n c n L—Richard IJrhtnut. an two." Ajsarican with an affected EngUih ao' Don't believe I'll cut off any more," Mnt, raaalra* a present from a friend tn | I said W ant you lo help me He up bòna. tho others Just ns they were ' IL— Tha present provaa 0) CHAPTBH TL" W h a t '" — 1amaa. A latter hint* of wearer. I Innlsted And though'H illings pro­ C7U T T Ï R m . —I J r h tn u t dona tha t pa- tested nnjl argued nnd even called me •amas and lata at night seta up for a names. We did as I *nld In Iznoka Ilia aarvant. Jenkins, comae coi and. falling to racornira Ltrhtnut. atFor. by Jova, you know H was per tempt* to put him o u t Thinking tha aer- fectly clenr thnt If they hnd been sale Vast crary, XJfhtnut changea hi* clothaa etc ¿standing to aummon help. Whan ha hi _re_ so long u n d e r the little cover», the appears Jankina falls on his neck with By, confirming Llghtnut'e belief that ha jewels c o uldn't find any b e tte r place. Singular th in g Hilling* couldn't see It. (a erasy c n x T V m IV.—Jenkins tells IJr h tn u t Besides, th e pnjnmas hnd to have fast­ a* tha encounter ha had with a hideous enings, you know M dressed In pajamas. I held one of thp two rubles under CHAPTIR V—In a menant* from hts the light, and, by Jove. I almost drop­ friend. Jack Billing*, IJ r h tn u t Is asked Beelng a to put up “tha kid" for tn* nirht on tits ped It—did drop my glass war home from collera. I.ater IJrh tn u t red hot p oke r point In your fingers finds a beautiful flrl In black pajamae Ift would give you lb* sam e turn Els room. "Flippers, Hillings’ Simply r ip p e rs’" CHAPTER VL—Llghtnut Is shocked by tbs Ctrl's drtnklnr. amokln* and alanrr I exclaimed I hold th e other ruhy beside Its fol­ riu*n I waited listening, and I CHAPTKIl VII—She lella him her name low It Francla and ptizilr* him wrlth a stury henrd Hilling* hnnd strik e down on of her love for her alnter'a room-mat« named Krancea. Next tnnrnln* «tie- girl the hack of a clinlr 1* inHalng and IJrh tn u t hurries t" tin* "I guess I’ll bo going, old chap," he boat to aee her off. IIo la accoated by a husky college boy, who ralln him said gruffly. "Think I'd b e tte r, after •Dicky/' but fm doek not see the girl. a l l " He cleared his th ro a t “Blire oil can't sell nit* one. Dicky?" Dashed CHAPTEII V llt- J n c k Milling* calls to epend the n'ght with I J r h t n u t They ills f hi* vole« didn't tremble cover prlceiiesa ruble* hidden In the b u t­ Quite Bure, dear boy ’’ I murmured, ton* of the pajamaa without tu rn in g around N'nt mine C H A P T E R I X —H i l l i n g » d o n « t h a p a you know —(hose tw o ' Jama* and retires. J Hilling« exploded then It Boomed dainty elegnnce nnd thnt aort of thing an opportunity to relieve hlm*ell tbey'vo got everything else In tho ellk ' S o t yours Why. you dodgnsted Idiot way atioved oR tho clot hen-line Hut you nincompoop, vou cuckoo you a* to these Jo wills. you can junt bet chicken b o n d ’ What notion have you all you’ve got tha t w hoever paused got In thnt fool's noddle n o w ’ If thoso them on was not wise to them being ruble« are not yours, whose do you under these cover* " think they u r o ’" Here he got to looking at one of I whirled nbout quickly "Yours," I the buttons nnd m u rm u rin g hi* nd said and laid them tn Ms hand miration—regular tranc«. you know My compliment*, old chap.' 1 add Ity Jo v e !" 1 re m a rk e d . Junt to stir ed smiling Hr Jove' One time, it bint up a bit And ho ’ unloaded n least, I put It nil over old Hllllngn' great funnel of smoke and continued N'o'" he gasped. crouching over 'My theory 1« that during some and gripping my shoulder danger, Hume m andarin*' war likely I grinned cheerfully somebody got cold feet nlimit t h e s e lit* fell Into n chair and Ju»t *a< jewel* nnd roped (hem In with these th e re m outhing *1 me and then st the bits of silk—see how different the> Jewels In hi« hnnd Old boy looked are from Ihe rest of tin* stuff' Then, devilish «Illy Heally acted like he when the roughhouse m in e , these pn hud some sort of stroke tha t sort of Jamas were swept nlong lit the snek thing log sort of spoils of pillage you 1 laughed at him know It wnn a clever m ethod ol con Don't you s e e ’" I said trying to realmont—clever because simple n e i pin In "W ouldn't hnv* known a biding place unlikely to be thought of dashed thing about tho buttons be because right un d e r the eye You re­ Ing rubles but for you Bo lucky they call Poe's story of 'T he Purloined" l.ei enme In me so 1 can get a chnnoe to terhelp out your collection Awfully glad, I asked Hillings how much he old chap " thought one of the rutiles was worth lie clenched the 'ew,.|* and looked 1 h«u In mind how devilish hungtll» do« n h* bad looked nl them Hilt he sighed f il, ^ v II* roughed a HMIe fills thm frowned nnd answerer! lin p n iu n t k! II* h- ; a Ji-rd Dick) ' Ills voice H h ,ih >i, low | could hnrdlv hear him “Tbat'R It! T ha t's the trouble about Dick» you're off your trolley, and all the ra re end beautiful things of I’m a d a m n e d —" this life! Always som e debasing, He raised his arm ahd dropped It. prohibitive sordid money value, dam* •Well never mind w hat," he tinmil'" j«|,,..| with a lift of tlx* shoulder* lie squinted at tho sto n e s again ami Hut | ».m l to »!•* so m e th in ! H* let the weight of one rest U|siU Ills »tie'ti' »tint I offered »oh lot t In1** Bug* r Ho shook his head, sighing ,i, |'h« price the amount I 'Veil, they're over tw e n t) entnts I , | * mil l even it de. etlt gamble «aih and therefore, of course, tnnnr |„,i it . i n 1 mild g". and oh I tltn«-» the vulue of fits! water dl* ,s ,t i. u . bad I> I'lck > vnd tuonds After you get sbove live lin* »■ i »<• made me feel like » dog carat* with real O riental rubles, dm And | run t t ike your gift old chap, monda ar* not In It ntt» mu •• ' tinn I could affo-d to offei IVltb an abrupt g e s tu r e he pushed you 'll*- real value of on* uf these the things away and ro se ills plpo I beautiful »tone* Here " And he bad gona out, but I noticed tha t he I panned them back to me did not relight It. I held the getua 1 know each of them to be worth full In the rays of th e lamp, and Hill­ anywhere from forty to flhv thousand ings paused, holding a hungry g a te dollars he said quleflv T h e y 'r e the over hla shoulder. kind the crowned bead» »coop for I *ay, UllUtiga, bow m uch did you Jew els of s la te I nodded, and. getting up carelessly. •ay one was worthT" I asked enrel«i»ly f o r a mom ent ho did not re­ I »trolled to a window i Devilish lovely night.” I said, pok ply. but m uttered to himself Anti It was Stars I didn't say," he finally replied, Ing my head out *hd rather crossly. T h e n he whirled overhead and all that sort of thing °h me Impulsively "Bee here. I.lght- nnd lot* of them below, tore I could o u t" he exclaimed. "If you'll let me heat them singing over on Hroadway \ll right, old chap; th e n hen* the» have one of thoso for my collection, H tny 111 give you twenty-five thousand for go Into th e street, I sabl friend can't have ’em, then no Jolly It—there! "■ crowned heada shall T h n t's flat' II® Kulped and continued: Hilling* atarted forward with a reg "I II have to m a ke so m e sacrifices. ular scream but » don't mind that. I— " I waved him back 'Don t corne Hut I shook ray bend Heally. I w uld hardly keep from laughing In any nenrer, old chap.” I said, holding my arm o u t of the window, "or, dash his face. Sorry! Can’t see It. old chap.” I me, I’ll drop them Instantly. BIx sto­ Mid. "W ouldn't sell one of them at ries. you k n o w — «ton- flagging b# low." * 7 price.” "Ilut. Dicky—" Billings gulped again. "I suppose "If you d o n ’t say you’ll ta k e 'em, * *°l; don’t blam e you. Way you're Bled, you don’t have to." He walked time I count three. I’ll give am a •lowly to th a window and back. ’ Take toss, by Jovo! One!” tiC T ib G 1 ° 7 advice, Dicky, and g et those Mr«i *®*l* Into your aafe deposit vault Brat thing in the morning. Hello, you’re ountlng them off! T h at'a w ise" For with th e kfiUe he bad left on the table I was cutting away the tou«h thread« th at held tho rubles I 5®t off the second and fourth. lenv J®fi the first ruby a t th e collar and »he other tw p altern ates. ! i r i t SANFORD HERALD ■ "Here. Dicky! Don't he a—" ’T w o ! " I counted No bluff, you know; I m e a n t Jolly well lo do It "Just one word—one second/ D icky'" he yelled "Let me off with one. then Dicky' Dicky, old cbspl He a good aportsm an!" I hesitated. Dash ft. one hate# to U ke an advantage « J iflc h fi « 1 sp­ .# . . ; -X- ( - a ..i\ ~ ' , I •■• -*-»%-•• '. •l. 7 .♦ ' peuTTtiKly ~Do. 610 Ehap'r" Tie ITIoTd®d "Give me Juat one—one o n ly '" His hand shook like a quivering w hat's Ita name leaf I yielded reluctantly "Oh. well, then, call It off with one," I said And with a nigh I tossed him one of tho rubles nnd dropped thp other In th e pocket of my smoking Jacket Hillings wiped his forehead, and then ho th a n k e d me and wiped his eyes 'B o good of yo'u lo give In. old chap." he *nu(llod "Never will forget you for I t ! ” "Oh. I nay, chuck It. you know !" 1 \ w protested "W hole family will thank you," he w e n f ou In bis handkerchief "P rin c e ­ ly magnanim ity and all that aort of th in g —you’H Just havo to come up for the week end with me th is —“ "I w ill!" I reached forward eagorly nnd Insisted on shnklng hands Hy Jove, w hat luck! And m illngs looked regularly o v e r ­ come. All he could do was Just sh a k e his head and pump my arm Why, da*h It, this seemed to affect him more even than giving In about th e ntby. It was the first tim e I bad ever accepted hla Invitation, you know. "Tell you what, old chap,!* ho said, aa aoon aa he could speak. "I'm go­ ing to tell you whnt to do with thtat oth e r stone. You snve that for her." " H e r ! ” Hy Jovo, I was so startled 1 lost the grip on my monocle Hill­ ing* nodded emphatically "Yea, air—for her; ahe'll be along one of the»e days ” "Hy Jove, you know !'' I was almost d l u y with a sudden Idea I fished out Ihe Jewel and bold It before my glusa. squinting doubtfully at It. I wondered If II * u good enough for "her." ”1 say. Hillings," ,1 m urm ured thoughtfully "Blondes or hruncttoa, you- know — which w ear ruhlea?” " H o th ’" He said It with n kind of Juw (map "They w ear .anything lu the Jewel line they ra n freeie ou to." Hut which —" "T he w o r s t’ Hlondes. my boy— blond«*, every tint«*, especially those going around In black Hillings »poke gloomily Let me tell you, my boy — and I k n o w —don't you ever have any thing to do with * blonde If she's In black, especially black »Ilk —h e a r ’ Hy Jove, bln uplifted finger nnd fierce way of snylng It gave mo n reg ular turn, you know Hut then th e re was the ruby, and I » * s thinking th a t— "P e r h a p s the four of them In n bracelet." I muttered, with something else to help out T hey might do They might." said Hilling* In a totifi of coarse nnrcHHin T hey might do for a queen' I flashed a quirk look at him Juat »hat I thinking," I anawpred gontly M eantime aald Hillings yawning let * go lo bed And* Jiflt as I rang for Jenkins I suddenly » aa soiled with a perfectly ripping Idea that checked a long yawn right In the middle and almost broke iny Jn» For I naw- how I could do som ething handsome that would even up with Hilling* In a wny for the r ib> lie wouldn I lake. T*<l| you »hat old chap." I said «Pipping Mm on 'h e shoulder "you nr« going to have them to n ig h t' (Live havo w h n t’ burst from blip. Kilbies’ | tell you I won't take a n o th e r —" K ilbies'" I ejaculated contempt« ousl» Kilbies n o th in g ' Something better ««»nellilng worth »vhUe ds«n If'" | «11 w lie w o u l d never goes« II Wb* VOU »hall s l e e p III I h e I'M jhiii .i « '•••«I t'hlnn I e v lnlmed And g.ilh'-'li'g them I placed h »n d " Hr tieorge. Iilckv' showed feeling How them In TP'- W P ' Some Fun For All The Little Girls Under 14 Years of Age. S o me fun-yes, lots of i t - a n d a “Buck’s” Junior Range l o O n e of the Li t t l e Gi rl s A m * yo u jjoiiij! lo (*• d ia l In I It* jjirl y 'i on a r e jjoing t o t r y to Ik*, n n 't i ’l yo u y \NYII tlici) w r w ont > 0 1 1 —vm* vs tint i‘\(*r> hull* g'itl tin d e r 14 yt-iir*- of .tj*t* to i d l i n ' to o u r s to r e Wi ve yjnt kiiiiiclItiityj for >ou <ti.it will jJtM' y o u lo ts o f pk'u.Mirt* | 11 s tin* cliimIT«*st lUfttin* o f 11 Diimij! R o o m , dll o u t l i n e d , a n d w ith H w e will jjtvc you u liuv of oil t r a y o n s - - 7 color’- in n l>"X W on i it I k* fu n to color d i a l p ic tu r e ' Well. I s h o u ld stiy so A nti t h e n liesides. jjirls. lo th e o n e of yo u w h o c olors t h e pic­ t u r e m o s t a r t i s t i c a l l y a n d m o s t n e a tly a n d on a s e p a r a t e slip of p a p e r w r i t e s t h e nicest little sto ry i d l i n g w h y she will h a v e a B u c k s s t o v e or ratine in h e r ow n h i d e h o m e w h e n s h e h a s one, w e will jpve. <ih^olntcl\ I rcc, d ie re a l h i d e " B u c k V H a lite now s h o w n m o u r front w in d o w Collie Knls. ull of you. there * a pa tore and Iwix of crayon* here for rat h of y on HILL HARD WAHL COMPANY l or I «I ''»I aftd I A Senator Louis C. Massey h'*> Hilling* fm •• Infernally “I W u Bo Startled I Lost tha Grip on My Monocls.” clever of you, old chap! How t h u n ­ dering timely, too!" He held them up singly, studying their outlines critically "And aee here, Dicky—why. great Thom aa fat»! ' Hla eyes turned on me wonderlngly ".Never noticed it before-r-dld youT Hut I do believe they are Juat my »lie!" Hla alse! Hy Jove. I had forgotten all a b o u t the Item of else! I Just col­ lapsed Into a chair as he said good night, and aat th e re blinking tn a regular., atnnsf art Inn, a l horror a* hla Candidate for Re-Nomination �. * / -, J P . JW.s&T* , » W g ß E c T*1-. ». THE SANf ORD MCRALO âoor closed beMnd Mm. JTor he v u devilish sensitive about Ms bulk, and I flared not aa / a word. CHAPTER X A N octurnal Intrusion. •'Ob, b u t I aay, It's Impossible, ro b know I" And 1 atarod at Janklna In­ credulously. ‘ H a grinned foolishly. "I know, sir; but ba*a in ‘am. Juat tba sam e. and 1 m ust any tbay do fit lovely—Juat aaay- ,rLoet hla floor and w ants to In­ quire,“ I decided. And then as be toddled across the la st yard and stopped before me. 1 saw th a t tb e old chap waa In bis night th lu g i—som e darkish sort of pajamas. "By O eorge!" he exclaimed with a leer th at «bowed bis alm ost toothless old gums. "B et you never would guess what I gol up fo r!" _ . No. dash It. I didn't even care to try. I Juat coughed a little. "H e. h e !" he giggled. "Woke up and rem em bered bad promised Flosale Fandango of T h e Parisian Broil­ ers’ a box of ateam er Cowers. Gad. aha sails a t ten ; so I plied out and shot off a noto to my floriat, «pedal delivery. Been trying to And out from th a t Infernal card back thero when*« tbe flrat collection from the box below. You don't know, do you?" By Jove, one of those foot-ln-thegrave old atage-door Jobnnlea! T he surprise took my breath. "W hy, th e cheesy old «port!" I thought disgustedly. And 1 answ ered ra th e r coldly: "Sorry, you know; no Ideal" And I opened the door wide. But th e old rascal never m oved; Just stood th ere, chuckling horribly. "W ell, s h e ll be beck In tbe fall." he cackled. "And see here, old chap, will Introduce you If you .like. You need w aking up!" And h ere I gave a jump and yelled -Ouch!*' Tot th e old fool had dug his thum b Into my riba. Only then did It dawn on me th a t be was drunk. Of course th at waa It. and unless I gol rid of him the old bore would stand and tw addle the re st of tbe night, t* reached for his hand and shook It. “W e'll have a talk about It some tlmp," I-sa id pleasantly, ." J u a t now, don't you think we’d better each get to bed? So devilish late, you know." He slapped me on the shoulder with a blow th at alm pst brought rue to the floor Felt llk e .b e struck me «1th a ham. don't youu know! know “Right old S a p ." he said; "very then I’ll go In th ere and tu rn In." A Jerk of hla doddering head Indicated Billings' room. By Jove, 1 hardly knew what to do! I was regularly bowled over, don't you know. I waa up ag ain st a crisis— th n t's w hat—a crisis. "Oh. I say. you know—" I started rem onstrating, and Just then I gasped with relief s t the welcome sight of Jenkins, peeking round the door­ fram e behind my visitor’s back. His finger was on his lips and he beck­ oned me earnestly. At the sam e moment old whiskers shoved hla chair up to the table, sw itched on thp reading-lamp and reached for a m agailno. "I’m on, air," whispered Jenkins, as I Joined him and we stepped aside. "H adn't 1 b etter ring up tbe Janitor on my house 'phone?" "By Jove, th e very th in g ;" I agTeed. "F o r he’ll know where this chap be­ longs. A Over, tell him. If be gets a move on. H u rry !” I slipped back Into the room as Jenklna disappeared. The Jolly old barnacle had discarded hla cigarette and waa critically selecting a cigar from my hum idor. "I don't see why tb e devil you don't go to bed," be said, fixing himself com fortably with two chairs and light­ ing up. "I—I'm not sleepy," I stam m ered, perching on th e corner of a chair. "I believe you're lying." growled, scowling at m e; "but If you're not ■leepy, listen to th is .Joke here—It's a chestnut, but It's Infernally good." I never did know what the Joke waa, for I was listening for other sounds ss ho read Suddenly I heard a whistle far down In the stree t; and I thought (t waa followed by a patt i t of running fe et.' * » *> ’ •* '• ‘j Then catqe the quivering rhythm of th e elevator rnpldly ascending, and while the anecdote • was ftlJI—being dfoned out betw een chuckles. I slipped out again Into the ball and rejoined Jenkins "Janitor says th e r e 's no such tenant "By J o v s t" I gasped helplessly. “T hen tb a Jolly things m eat ba m ade of rubber, th a t's all I , Why, look bora, bo w eighs over th re e hundred pounda. you know I" Janklna' head w a n e d sagaciously. *1 think tb a t'a bow It la, air; U'a won­ derful w hat they do with rubber now; my b ro th e r w eara a rubber d o th bandace th a t a in 't no b lfse r ‘round than my arm w hen Ifa off of him, and h a —'” “D are say," I said sleepily aa I fell back upon my pillow. “Good night. Jan k ln a; hope you'll get enough aleap to m ake up for the other night** Jenklna algbed aa be punched out th e lig h t "T hank you. air—and g<x>dnight** be m urm ured. How long I alept I cannot tell, aa they aay In atorlea, you know; but I waa brought Jolly wide aw ake by a light th a t ahone' through th e bedroom’« open door. For If th ere’a one thing will w ake me quicker than everything elae Ifa a light In th e room at n ig h t Fact la. I alwaya w ant It ae black aa th e what'e-tte-name cave, or elae 1 can 't alecp. And th is light came from the email electric stand on the writlng-depC 1 could, tell th a t by ■* th e-w ay l t ^ f o n e . And Juw rthen th e little ellver gong In th ere ^ch lm cd three. Jolly rum hour fo r lin y b o d y to be up unleaa they werew having aome fun or were elck. Bo I ra id 'd my head and called eoftly: "Jen k in s—e r—Billings!" No anawer. R eluctantly 1 swung delicately put; w o n t keep you up an...... .. . . ,, ,, ...... . . .. In Ihl* building a« I described, Jenout and stepped within the next other m in u te Believe J d like a d rink , , J , . kins Im parted hurriedly Might be a room. Nyt a aoul there, by Jore! first, though. If you don't mind | guest, of course , but he doesn't re­ Then 1 moved over to Hillings door, m em ber ever seeing him Bo he »hiswhich waa wide open for coolnf»». tied for a cop. to he on the »afe fide, like my own 1 could not ice the and caught two H ere they are. s i r " shadowed alcove In which the bed Out from th e elevator sprang the waa placed, and an 1 stood there hesi­ Janitor. balf-dresae<l and looking ex tating. bating uwfully to risk the pos­ 1 cited Close on hi* heels cauie two sibility of disturbing him. don't you I big policemen know. And Just then my eye*, rang­ 1 1 stepped Into the outer corridor ing sleepily across the room toward and explained the situation The of­ tb s private ball, were startled by the ficers nodded reassuringly apparition of an open door» ay. " 'S ough said." one of them com­ S tartled, all right! And yet. by m ented "W e ll b a re him out, sir Jove. 1 was tn such a Jolly fog. | Just T be Janitor, »tin had been c autious­ stood th rro , nodding and ba ttin g at It ly alghtlng through the door within, for a full m inute before I could take came running out It in "H e shifted around while I was "W hat ! call devilish queer," 1 de­ looking, and I got n good look at him,'' cided. I walked over and stuek my he said with some excitem ent, and I head out Into the dark hall never saw him l>«iore I wouldn't for­ "Billings! Je n k in s'" I whispered get that m u g ’’" By Jove, not a word I Kvery thing I "Suppose you ta k e a squint at him aa silent as the tomb! ; yourself, O'Keefe," suggested the tall­ I didn't like It a hit—wo m ysterious, W »v er of tbe coppers "Y ou've been on you know. Besides, dash It, the thing “Oh, You Go to Bed.” this beat so long ” was getting me all waked up! 1 Just In a m inute o r^ lw o O 'K eefe cam e knew If once 1 got excited and thor­ Devilish bored aa I waa. I decided slipping bark hurriedly He drew hit oughly aw ake. It would take me near­ the ena!e*t ear a;-* » a s to humor him companion aside ly ten m inutes to get to aleep again "All right," 1 »i»lil. leaving the door T e ll you what. Tim." I neard him And, by Jove. Just then the excite­ open and stepping Into the rtx>m. "I U say. do you know | m after thinking ment came, for I got hold of the fact get you a glass of » a t e r " It looks like old Braxton, known in after 1 bad stared at It a while, that “ W ater!" he exclaimed, following th e door of my apartm ent opening me in. "Say. don't get funny; It's not 0B ‘***7 U randp*/ Into the outer corridor waa starfillng becoming to you " Ha l.ored at mo a ■?*“ “ D mBn’ but bM J.UI QnUhed ajar. W hy, d is h It. It was not only hideously. I a. atretch at Copper John's for going lie 's ii _ ..... _ through a fiat In the Bronx standing. It was moving Then sud­ Ho went right to tbe corner - h e r e donp milrdpr once " denly the broad streak of light from stood my colla re tte By Jove, give The other tu rn e d to me the corridor widened under the Im­ you my word 1 waa ao devilish stupeMay save a m uia In your rooms If pulse of a freshening breeze, and the fled I couldn't bring out a word I you'll Just kinder call him out. sir." door swung open wltu a bang w asn't s u re w hat waa coming and aa he suggested "It »"III be simpler " And then I heard my name spoken. I dldn t » a n t Billings' rent disturbed. He grinned significantly and glanced By Jove, I had been standing there 1 quietly closed tbe door of hla room. at hla nlgbt stick with my mouth open, bobbing my head T be old cock In tbe black pajama* "By J o v e ! " I ejaculated, looking at like a allly dodo: but, give you my bad uncorked a bottle and waa smell- Je n k in s "By Jove, you k n o w '" word, I waa suddenly wide aw ake as Ing Ita Contents He grimaced over Jenklna coughed "J u st aay you a Jolly owl wagon! hla shoulder. want to speak to him a m inute, air," Away down the corridor, by the *Th«t’« Infernally rotten Scotch. 1 he said. 'T h e y 'll do tb e reat—h’m !" m all chute,, a m an was standing, read•ay !" h e exclaimed with a sort of tng a fram ed placard. Nothing partic­ They all followed me Into the hall, ularly rem arkable la this, but aa tb s snort. "R egular tell, by George!" and I stepped to the doorway. And I waa glad Billings didn't bear him. then ____________ door banged be turned hla bead 1 alm ost pitched forward. I waa for it had been a present from him so devilish, startled abarply and ejaculated: "Dam m it! Now, that will wake only the week before. For. aa a crowning example of hi* "Suppose 1 11 b a re to go tbe rye." daring and recklesa conduct, the hoary L lg b tn u t!" I waa surprised, because I couldn't he grum bled; and, grinning at me old reprobate waa em erging from BUI recall ever having seen him before; fam iliarly, be poured himself a drink. Inga’ room, hla fingers overhauling the yet. standing aa be did under the light. He tossed it off. neat. I reflected th at contents of my friend'a wallet, even aa be waddled along, and ao absorbed I bad opportunity for a devilish good perhaps be would go quietly now. "W ell." I said, advancing. "I ex­ th at be never even saw me. view. He was a heavy set old party, ra th e r pect you're anxlou« to get to your Ah!" he breathed tn a heavy sigh satisfaction, and out came bis tin baldlsh, with anowy m utton chops and quarters, ao 111 aay good night." I aloft h# a beefy complexion th at waa jolly well extended my hand. T h a t ought to „ r , . and ln letch him. I thought, T f he's a genheld iht> n b r , ^ c , T#n to tanned below the hatband line, you ruby 1 had given to HUUn<a Bluings. know. T he kind of old boy you s ite tleroan. Do m a tte r bow Jolly corked ho His bleary eyes gloated at I t “M ine!" he whispered. “Mine now up aa one of the prim e feeder so rt may ba.1 In my grasp -his hsnd felt like a to keep forever!" and fond of looking on the w ine when I t la Oporto red. Had som ething of sm all boxing glove, but when I tb a cut of tbe retired India colonels glanced a t it I taw th a t It was not CHAPTER XI. one sees about tb e Service clubs In unusual. T bs old dock pumped my arm sol­ London— straig h t as a lam p p o st still, . Iron Nerve. .but out of tra in in g and In devilish em nly and cast Ms eyes to th e eellI Just stood In th e doorway, staring. Couldn't aay a word, my th ro at waa Deed of tapping—th a t so rt of duck, tng. 'Faare-we-e-11. old ffrie n d !” h e th a t paralysed. F irst time, you know, you knowl W hat a respectable-looking old p ar­ m urm ured In a husky trem olo, deflect­ I’d ever seen a real burglar or. Jolly ty m ight be np to. w andering around a ing th e corners of his m outh and | hold-up man, and he looked so differ­ bachelor ap a rtm e n t building a t three wagging hla bald pats. T f T don't en t from w hat I had expected. But I knew now, of course, th at the In tbe m orning, w as none of m y busi­ a«« you again I'll b a r s th e riv er policeman waa rig h t and th a t th e reness. W hat'a m ore, you know. , I d ra g g ed !" . 'd id n 't ca re a Jolly bang. But the And then. Instead of going, dash me spectable-looklng ‘ old gentlem an waa th in g th a t dashed m e waa th a t Just If the old fool didn't flop down Into no o th er th an th e deaporats crim inal aa I moved tow ard tbe door to cJoss Billings* favorite chair and reach for described as “Foxy G randpa." But It, he u ttere d my nam e again and BUllngs' cig arettes th at be bad left for the Intervention of outside assistcam s stra ig h t tow ard m s aa though to an the tabouret•n ee doubtleoa Billings and I might »peak. lie waved his hand a t me. "Oh, yon have had o ar th ro ats cut by th e con­ Bo I bad to w ait, by Jove, fo r 1 go to bed, L lgbtnut." he said, pulling scienceless old geezer. He woo so absorbed th a t h e did not co u ld n 't d o s e tb e door In hla face. aw ay w ith Iron nervo. "All the sleep's Aw fully ro tte n th in g to do—th a t, yon o u t of me, dam m ill I’ll ju at alt bar* see me, n o r th e tw o h elm ets plklag and raid and oaafra ■■ In n m I Itt* Shove mv ekvIA se 9. I * ASK FOR STYLE NO. 29Ö3 -S T . REGIS*' Your wardrobe, Mr. Man, cannot be com plete for Spring and Summer w ithout a pair of pat­ ented leather oxfords. 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A n exclusive d fic fr * feature Thu, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $ 4 .0 0 C)thet vanrtK-x ol rxcluiivc "Snow” Mylex at» ax« <• KafiJ o \L L AND INSPECT THEM ----------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------— FOR SA L T BY D. A. Caldwell & S o i l s Flo r o l l Sanford. W. E. SHINE Candidate for County Solicitor— O ra n g e County FIR ST N ATIO N A L BANK O F SA N FO R D , FLA . oeo. r. H. RAMO. PrwelSewt _________ _________ P. P. PORSTEN, Cashier. ' B. P. raanAi-DW M IT H iS . Only National Bank In O r a n g o Funds Protected by Burglary C ounty Insuran Safety D «posit Boxos (or R«n< ORGANIZED 1# 1 * “‘9'* ■ • il t * �TIIEJSANfORD HERALD -1 GARY D. LANDIS CANDIDATE FOR S T A T E ATTORNEY Seventh Judicial Circuit SHIPPERS (From the Kissimmee. (Florida) Valley Gazelle) "When the Count’' of Osceola was created, the late John Milton Bryan was the senator, hut at the next election Orange County furnished the senator and F M. Hammond was elect txi He was giuveeded four years Inter by M R Marks, of Orange County giving that County the senator for eight years Mr Hammond was succeeded by C A Carson, of Kissimnnswho served for eight years and he was in turn succeeded by b aiis C Massey, of Orlando, who has just completed his service for eight years Then, clearly, if precedent is to be observed it is Osceola's time to have the senator again, and in presenting the name of Arthur F Done gun, the people of this county feel that they can assure the |x*opl<* of Orange County of a re presentative m the State Senate in every way the etpial of any of those who have pre<*eded hint in service in that distinguished body " Florida Fruits Vegetables General Insurance Agents SA NFORD, FLORIDA i i> in hi« old trick«." <> Krcfe » lil-l'crrd "W e've got him In ihn •it. rim '" iirr« t'" breathed Tim s\ h«t » on t the captain eay!" l/K eele'e breath tickled uiy «ar »(nln and sw ept my no»e. I've never •een beer or sau erk raut since but »hut ) think of It! Got your etlck rea d y ? " he waa «ay EAST Atlantic Coast Line ihjc Host not take any chance«. lOmtdn'a a quick ahooter. they »»y Wtirn we Jump him, b etter give dim 'b* rJub right off." Tim wblapered an Itnpallenl demur That n all right; but I'm tor coaxing him out her« flrat. I don't want to lap him on thn gentlem an'« rug«. It I do. I can t«ll you. It'll ruin 'em, that « ail." «wept hi* hand acroaa bla tongue and gripped hi* «tick tighter. Jtnklna, at one aide, bobbed bla head up and down and amlled bla ad ­ miration of tb l* aentltnenl. He leaned nearer to me. "Juat beckon him out, elr," hie whleper advlaed. "Ju at tell him you want to ib'ow him 'som ething In tba hall— rat. or anything will do. Juat ao you gat him paat the furniture and ruga, atr" I advanced a atap Into the room. I expected the old knave to be a bit daahed, don't you know. Not he; it ■ever dlaquteted him a bit. Juat gave me a careleas tear and went back 1« the ruby. Somehow I began to feel Hied. I'm not ottnn taken th at way. but thla old acam p'a peralatent au­ dacity and Impudence went beyond anything I had aver beard of. "What In thu n d er's the m atter with you, soar* he m urm ured, squinting * htdaoualy a t th s Jawal. "You prowl around Ilka you had a pain.” Than k* want right oh: , "flay, did you ever see anything ao corking O n e r Ho looked up, bolding tka ruby la th e light. "And to think kow little I dream ed of scooping any­ thing ilka th at whan 1 earns In bare tonight!" By Jove, thla waa a Uttla too much, *Wan for gn aaay-golng chap like my»•if! The Jolly w o rn will turn, you know. p D«ah me, before I knew w hat 1 was ^°lng even, I had moved to bla aide WEST ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS lie For Information, Rales and Reservations see near­ est Atlantic Const Line Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent 13» West Bay St. (To Dr Continued) JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA LIVERY, F E E D and SALES STA BLE Lookini for a Good Mouse to Ship Your Fruit and Vefe Herneee and Wagone tables to? Blackamlthlng and Horeeehoelng Horses and Mulos Bought and Exohang«d Here is One on the Best Market Write for Stenolla and Market ' * Reporte Today F. G. H E W IT T CO. Nsw York H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T I N G The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices E a s y P a y m e n ts .' P ic o B io �*’ •0 ’ ____ - ’ • ^ IH t SAWrotDye»ALD_________ m----------SlL^m m m m •____,------ ----- — —^-.J- . es GOSSIP my ' h\ »• ’ m »? - . h •• Tb« Sanford ball (cam had their ra­ venfe on KUalmmM at Hclicn Park Thursday. when they defeated them by a •core of 5-3. “Olle" Brakefield did the twirling for the home team and had the OaceoU cow puncher» eating oat of hi« hand at all stages, pitching a far better game than the »core would indicate. The drat two Inninga were about aa “Bushy” and ragged aa any aeon around her« In many moona and it was ia these Innings that. Kissimmee “lucked” in two of their three tallies. The third they got by courtesy, aa Sanford had a aafs lead by then and allowed a runner to score while they busied themselves retiring the •Ida Just playing it safe, that’s alL The only real feature of the game was Joe Chittenden’s borne run drive scoring a runner ahead of him. The game was woo right there aa the score stood 2-2 when be came across with his ‘'Baker.’’ Winter Park will have a ball team here Thuraday. It is rumored that they are the Rollins boys under another name as the college team has officially disbanded. Father Wallece la going to get even for : iM r win of last week, at least he say» be la. Com« out. you Missourians and be shown. LI The Patient W alter. Prof W lnw son Tall, apropos of th s new serum cure for hay fever, said at s medical banquet In Denver: “T his cwre Is the result of patience, th e result of much patient toll. In­ deed. when 1 think of th e patient waiting Involved In the perfecting of this cure. I am reminded of Dr Bob Bawyer's ante-room “Dr Bob Sawder stepped proudly Into his anteroo m one .day. T here were quite eight or nine persons there. And Dr Bob looking from one face to another with com placence said: " 'Well, who come» first? Who's been waiting the longest?“ “ ‘Here, doc—th at's me.' said Snip th e tailor, rising and flourishing his unpaid bltl. T v e been w aiting over eighteen m onths!' “ Spar* ths Rod. P arents take nolle«. T hs advocates of whipping aa a m eans of discipline are accustom ed to quote King Solomon as saying: “Spar* th s rod and spoil tb« child.“ W hat Solomon did say was: “Ha th a t »par«th the rod hateth his son.“ But th s word “rod“ tn th at connection does not necessarily mean corporal punish­ m ent. It simply m eans parental au­ thority and guidance The sam e He­ brew word D used tn Psalm s, rxllt. w here David says: T h e Lord is my shepherd; 1 shall cot w ant; his rod and his staff they comfort me.“ The rod was th e symbol of a u th o rity and power, not a rawhide, a ru ler 'or a hickory stick.—Exchange. Useful Suggestion. Lord Lnfflngham (warmly) — Ths biawitsd common tra will aooa bare os out of business ‘entirely, bah Jore! Whitt Lord Punlelgh— Tasa, bah Jore! W all aooa— ha, ha, ha!—be nothin« but recreation peora. yTmow!— Puck. Í. W ■ ri nun Salt a Universal Production. Balt la produced In almost country In ths world. Generally. Tea can generally la d anything loollah la Veils Marquisetts Flaxons Dimities Crepes Batistes Etc. )• / S- • Busy Word. T bers la no word, Iona or short» tn ths English language capable of per­ forming so much labor In a clear. Intalllglble sens« as ths verb to get. and here la an old Urns specimen of Ita capabilities “1 got on horseback within ten minutes after I got your latter. When 1 got to Canterbury I got a chaise for town; but I got wet through before I got to Canterbury and 1 have got such a cold as I shall not be «hlo to get rid of In a hurry 1 got to the trea s­ ury about noon, but first of all I got abaved and dressed I soon got Into the secret of getting ■ mem orial be­ fore the board, bat I could not get an answer t hf n; however. I got the In­ telligence from the m essenger th at I should most likely get one the next morning. As soon as I got hack to my Inn I got my supper When I got up In the morning I got my breakfast and then got myself dressed that I might get out In time to get an an ­ sw er to my memorial As soon as 1 got It I got Into the first chaise and got to C anterbury by three o'clock, and about tea time I got hom e.“ •s Light and Cool New and Pretty •- . ' -* . • - !t A . v * . .... .... '-Tv,-.;--, « "**W ' ' •* Ready-Made Waists Without Collars. Ready-Made Dresses Made of Zephyrs, Lawns, Ginghams, Etc. Wash Skirts Made of Linen. Wide Stripe Piques. Auto Coats for Ladies Made of Linen Crash. Shopping Here is Pleasant, Profitable Pastime. Buying Here Means S p e n d i n g Mo n e y Right. N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Sanford, Florida First Street Hie Wife'» Accomplishments. “N aturally. I am glad ths! my wife Is a good housekeeper, nevertheless the daunting of her accom plishm ents becomes somewhat em barrassing at time«." said the m iddle aged glob« trotter. “Shortly before starting back to America we watched the changing of the royal guards one morning at Buckingham P a la n . It was a s im ­ pressive ceremony. Loyal Britons and sym pathetic visitors alike stood In ter­ ested and silent. Presently the new ranks formed and the old guard, p re­ ceded by the Coldstream band, inarched away to the b arrack s Then my wife spoke: “ 'W ell.' said she. 'I'm glad I came. If I hadn't seen It for myself I never would h a re believed th at the queen has scrim sash cu rta in s |n»t like m ice banging at three of her front win­ d o w s '“ Furniture Polish. Many people do not know that on oil la the basts of /all fins fur­ niture polishes. A small bottle of polish usually costa 2S cents. Tou can buy a quart of crude lemon ofl tn bulk al a paint shop far 15 cents. For using an furniture proper, dilute with one-third turpentine, apply with n soft rag. and you will hare the fin­ est polish you could buy. It ia fine to use on hard wood, stained or painted floors. A quart of oil win last nearly two «xiathi. Then She Pondered. T f you were fair," his wife "you would acknowledge that I hare dose much to make you what you •re." "Oh. I acknowledge," he replied, "that you deserve nearly all the credit for soaking me what I am. By the way, do you happen to rsallie that what 1 am WELL D R I V I N G Artesian Wells of Every Description Satisfaction Guaranteed B y Expert Workmen - Each of us must go thru the world We can and must chooee what we will do as we p a s s Jjj earn our money, we can throw U away or save and use Orden Takes at The Choice i$ Ours H I L L LUMBER CO. — sr — HILL HARDWARE CO. Tb« people that you and I Took up to" in the those who saved. A few years from now we will be id tw Will the next generation look up to us? To you apd 10 n* prepared then, we must begin now. % Open an Account TODAY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD --------------- DEPOSITS ASSOUfTKLY OtlASASTtkO M. M. SM ITH . President H, R- STEVENS. a E. T O L A R , C a s k i e r _____. 171Remember! 1 Tksft tr a y added ask- ■ ■ ■ ■ We Have N o Choice • ■m Ì, The Heral< �J •___1' • __________ Rtír* •"vi .» Published Somi-Wcekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD /;V SANFORD— Lih » Worth LioInit BANPORD, PLORIDA. PRIDAY, APRIL IS. IBIS ALL AROUND FLORIDA f he General News of The l and of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Cpttomc 0/ t b e W eek's M o st p o r t a n t H a ppe nings In th e S t a t e ' s Domain. Im ­ ond elegant buildings, tbe hmnelife of the people, nnd attractive gardens und flue view» of tbe progressive cities. The pic­ tures were very interesting. They were prrsentrd to Mrs. F. W. Il Dunn, for the iienrflt of the club, by Mrs L I’ Hughes Mrs Marts continued the study of the subject by nn entertaining paper on the "Social Life, and Material Condition* in Modern Norway" After the progrum was concluded the president uppoiiited Misses Mubel Bowler. Mell Whittier, and Florence Frank, a com­ mittee. to sec the members ol the club nnd request the gift of books, inngnzinea. pafters, games ftnd pictures that would be likely to interest boys, tn be sent to the residence of Mrs. Ceorgc II. Feruald; who has kindly consented to puck still ship a bos containing t|ie articles mentioned to the State Reformatory, nt Martpnnu The Club enjoyed n very pleasant talk by Mrs. J M MngrifT. ol Jacksonville, Mrs. Wight s charming guest: who is n member of the Jacksonville Club, and n successful nnd enthusiastic worker along civic nnd industrial lines, lu Iter home club. Every mi-mix'! id tbe Wednesday Club is reminded that the Musical program ol "Sejinttflinvinn composers" will becondected by Mrs, Munson, nt her studio, M.mdny evening. April I5tli„ ut 8 o'clock. It is desired dial every member of the Club will be there, with their escorts, who are es|ieciully invited Cabbage is moving in car lots ni Evlnston and the growers are receiving $2.60 per CTite.'f. a b. The renewal of a n ojd feud, originating Mveral months ago, terminated nt Goulds on tbe Cast Coast Monday afternoon ' In tb e Instant death of Tom Wheeler, a load of shot fired by C. E. Tyson from a shot gun entering bis breast and head Tbe Florida pencil crop does not get killed as often as tbe Georgia c h ip , hence does not gel so much advertising—but it getsHhcre Just the same It hardly rvrr fails, and for flavor il surpasses its Geor­ gia cousin. There is promise now of a fine croj», which will be rt^ady in harvest^ m e « month. ~ " ^ In tbe municipal primary election ut Tampa last Tuesday, D. U McKay was nominated for Mayor,* and (he Commis­ sion form of city government wns ndopted, I lie Keuiitlful St Johns An Underwood Club ha» been forun d L t'lir v,oik of dredging (lie iip|>vr St in LikeUiu) with a membership of seven John» is rupidl) |irogresNi|ig and a ghuilty-livr. made up of l-nkrlnnd s mo»l promi ucl giving a deplh of se»cn feet is now nent business men o|x-n to Lake Harney, twenty-live miles Volusia county is taxing automobilessouth ol Sanford 1 he Kiiu Galiir Record nml in (hi* way quite « large sum is go sii)s tin- St Johns is now open (or tile mg into the treasury for the upkeep of navigation ol simill craft for a distance ol good roads 200 miles south ol S-iiiloid, soul to he one A W Acree. one ol Orlando s pioneer ol die most interesting nnd picturesque men. died in that city Monday morning cruises in the world The Record suys. For tbe past few yeurs Mr Acree has not "The entire route is hung with the most lieen active in business except for being tx-uul•fill scenery that was ever wrought I lie board of trade’s agent, giving Infor­ liy tin- Creator Tall ennehrakrs, wide mation to settlers und visitors regarding prairies hliifT embankment» prehistoric Orange county and Orlando shell mounds, clumps ol cyi»e* and (wil According to a recent article m the nietlo. festooned with Spanish moss, wild Literary Digest, the Umicd?>tates ap(«>nr» flowers of a myriad of vurlrlirs acting as to be going seriously into the raising of a cover or shelter for the drove* of deer. camphor. Reports of the work done by llirr, wildcat# ugcrcnts. tiear. raccoon, Bureau of Pints! Industry indicate tliui turkey, ducks, ipinil and geese. I lie h u n t­ enmphot seedlings from Florida hove ing ground south of Lake Harney is 1* 0made guod progress, but lliul further oh nminced t■> those who know (o be the best servations ore necessary to settle the in all ol Florida. The entire territory Is question of permanent success outside of the line of regular trnvel nnd K A. Goodwin wits [irnbiibly mortally (here is little or nothing to disturb the e v­ wounded in Miami Monday u n d o Patter­ en tenor of the linbilure« of the forest '' son very severely hurt in nu automobile H u Nru S ta r Theatre atx'ldent They were running the unto llo-Srw Si,o Theatre opened tins week up an incline lu the second floor ni Itie under most uispieimi* circumstance*, and Miami garage when nearly up the steer if (lie pro|aietor. Mr L If Herndon, ever mg gear failed to work, causing an acci­ hud any doubts about (lie success uf his dent. venture they have been dispcllc I by the The tale of sponges for two days in big mill of |>eopte (fiat have nightly thron­ Turpon Springs amounted to $32.000 lost ged tin- new theatre, and. despite benefits week. This industry Is steadily growing Mini counter attractions, they have Tilled und is adding mnterinlly in developing the house a* every performance the city. | I he New Star lias been entirely remod­ Keep ttie frnln On The following from the Tampa Times in the Lakeland News column will interrsl Sanford and all the other elites between here and Tampa: "Rumor has It th a t the Atlantic Const Line will, make a change In the. schedule of train« In Florida in a few days. It is stated that tbe afternoon mail from Juck• inville will arrive about one hour earlier than at present This report, however, has not been confirmed. There Is also a project on foot (o try and huvo the com­ pany operate (be local passenger train be­ tween Lakeland a n d Sunford all summer. Heretofore this tra in has hot been in ser­ vice only during the tourist season. This year the travel it larger,than ever known in tbe history of tbe state and it is hoped that tbe number of passengers transported by this train will be suffeient to warrant the Coast Line in keeping It on -the run all the time." eled and made ovrr. until now 11 presenis an n|»l>enronCe second to none, nnd Mr lli-Midun is being congratulated on every side by Ills enthusiastic patrons. The people appreciate Mr. Herndon's ef1forts tir give them such a Hue theatre, and such good attractions. The pictures given daily are fine; anil there is no doubt about the New Star taking.the lead in the hearts of the people. Watch the small bills for daily prngrum. Making loinuto Catsup An industry of which little lias been said and written, but which, even now. means much to the manufacturing in ­ terest and development of Dado county, is in operation at Goulds. This is the tomato catsup manufacturing plant of I Grant. Beal & Co., of Chicago, nnd this season not less than one hundred thou­ sand gallons of catsup, prepared from Dade county grown tomatoes nnd others products, will Ire shipped. The prepared article is shipped in bulk—borrels— to • III« W e d n e sd a y Club Chicago, and there bottled and given The Wednesday Club held Iheir regular final prcimration for the market. The meeting a t the residence of Mrs. Henry first shipment, a solid carload, was made W ig h t Wednesday afternoon. yesterday —Miami Herald. . Owing to' the absence of Mrs. S. 0. Clime, Likes Sonford Water the secretary, Mrs. George H. Fernald was M. T. LaHalte of A tlanta was In the requested by the president to read the yesterday calling upon the local printing minutea, and act a s secretary. trado for the Dodson Printers Supply Co. "Out-door Life, e n d National Sports," the first paper ou th e program, a n d assign­ Mr. LaHalte thinks the Sanford water is ed to Mr«. G. B. Waldron, was given in; (lie best in tbe south and he hat be e n so »n interesting article, read by Mr«. Wight greatly bcnefltled by it «hat he always «s Mrs. Waldron could not be present. A slays a day longer here In order lo nbsorb large number of pictures from the "Land as much sulphur water ns possible. The of the Midnight S u n ” wepe shown. These way different people praise Sanford water pictures were a Urge collection and vari­ brings up the idea that bottliag this water ety of floe poet cards, views of the mag- and shipping it for table use would be a nlficwnt scenery ot Norway; of churches. profitable business s t some future date. Volum« IV WORKING FULL FORCE at 3:30 P. M. A mass meeting of both, men and women, will be held In the Star Theatre In the evening, beginning at 7:30. Sanford's Barrel Factory Hav­ Should the Sthr prove too small the over­ flow wiirtyijxi tried to the Imperial with ing Heavy Orders the same speakers for both services. The campaign will begin Sunday morn­ TUBERS WILL MOVE NEXT WEEK ing in the Sunday Schools, each school be­ ing charge of one of the visiting “ Team.” Then lhc*e men will speak In the several Irish P o t a t o e s In The Celery Delta Are churches for the Sunday morning services. Looking Mne And Large 00 Sunday afternoon there will be a Yield Is e x p e c te d mass meeting, for women only, at the One of the active component parts in Methodist church, addressed by Mr. Frank Sanford's industrial world is tbe barrel F. Fitch. Gen’l Secretary of the Florida factory by the Sanford Produce Co., under State Sunday-school Association. 'T h is the active and nble management of Hen­ comes a t 3:30. the same hour as the The­ ry II. Deane. atre meeting for the men. ■ A visit to the factory today reveals a After Sunday there will be meetings busy scene, and with the Irish potato crop conducted at the various churches by the coming in next week the factory will work "Team." on the imernoon and evenings twelve or more hands nnd expect to Jurn of Monday. Tuesday gpd Wednesdoy. out 1.000 bnrrela tier day and ull of them Each m an should plan to be present at will be needed, one firm alone ordering tboae meetings that discuss his own spe­ 10,000 barrels to start tbe season cially chosen work, nnd ns many in ad Thrre will be something like 500 acres dilion as possible. in potatoes this year, nnd on account of Here is tha way the speakers line up the spring rains many of these were I. Evangelism. George E Moody, nnd grown without irrigation. D r G. L Honscvpi. Hastings will not begin to move in car 1 Missions,'Dr. J. GTVenabfe. *' lots before May 1st. but Sanford will start 3. Bible Study, Frank.F. Pitch. next week'and the best of |>rlces will *4. Boy Work. Friend E. Hoyt. greet the early shippers, many of them 5. Social Service. Marcus C. Fngg having already contracted for the entire Get n prngrum nB*l-s«lcct your subject* acreage i A llend every meeting if possible *------ --- -------------------t In H onor of M iss Yelser Base Ball In Orlundo LS Mr* Dchik- Turner was tire rtuTtmiiig | file spring warmth 1» in die blood, die hostess of n very delightful miscellaneous bloom is on tbe pumpkin or (lie cucumber sliower Wednesday afternoon, in honor of as tbe case may be. and everywhere the Miss Vivian Yeiser. the lovely bride-elect, base bull fans arr putting their business mill participated 10 by the many friends details into sluit»- to he left with sutHir td die popular young lad) dlnutcs But how about Orlando! The color scheme of the (»retty decora­ There are inen here mill dozens of them tions was pink and green —fans, if you please—who will pimp our The splendid shower arrived m a |p>r- of a pair of breeches al every crack of a Ulous chariot, drawn tiy Iwo hide rabbit*, Iwo bagger, men who are literally going guided by Muster l>eunr Turner. Jr., anil about the streets waving yellow backs in driven by In* dainty little cousin. Kniliu ltM.lr frirni*s face*. telling them of die tine Turner of Jacksonville Mist Yelser price they arr willing la pay (a gel an ek received lhe lovely gift*, sealed on a (Kel­ in»e 10 yell ly ulid graceful dirone. attractively deco Can t something be done' If some­ rated in pink nnd groan - After ttre show , thing isn't done Mr 11 M Hutnnson is go­ cr. winch consisted of a large number of ing lo move to Tallahassee, Mr Duck­ beautiful, dalllty. attractive nnd useful worth is going to Jump Into Ijikr Lucerne, article*, wns over, the guests were enter and n* for Mr .1 II Walker lie s going tamed by an aiimsing guessing game slark b a l d , he won l h a v e a hair left in The jK iz e . a pretty silver filagree perfume another week. (»rule wus won by Mrs D L Thriisher [ The Reporter-Slur nominates Mr Gray The dining room wns charmingly decorat­ Rush for the heroship of mnnuging tbe ed in m l nnd yellow Delicious straw- greatest hnte ball outfit dial ever fanned heiry ice-cream.and rake with theinltials n foul WIibi says Mr RusliT More itn''Y1' and “L” on the cake, were served portant. w hat soy the funs’ It's an honor The young people had a merry lime, Mr Rush should have limped u|mn him cutting die bride's cuke Miss Yei*r> cut le t s gel busy and do il —Repurler Star die thimble Miss Michaels, the ring, und Never Saw a Train Before Mr* .1 I. Hurt, die dime I’1inch was I he Key West yards of the Florida served during the afternoon. Mr* Iteane s invited guests were: Misses Mell and Al­ Last Coast are assuming all the nppearice Whittier, Mabel Bowler, Beth and Ruth ances of (hose busy centers where freight Mettinger. Mabel Hand. Peachca and Lin­ cars are assemble,! and mude into trains, da l>rfTler, Belle Smith. Snldic Williams. und where (rains are broken up and their Annie Higgins. Louise Styphcrd. Madge units dispersed on parallel or diverging nnd Veda Ward. leilu Michael». Bessie tracks Cars of many road* are now be­ Schumpert. Martha Fox Carrie l»vell. ing switched on what, a year or less ago. Florence Frank, (dwrlottr Keelor. Gene was a morns* of decomposed cor a I Hun­ Wn-ker Irene Brody, Elizabeth McLaulln. dred* of Keys Westery who never saw n Mcsdames W E i v a n c Roy Syines. Geo locomotive, until a few months ago now Fox. Jr.. Lyman Phrlpa. Blaine Hill, Hold have the opportunity to sec—on a small Newman. C C Howard. Paul Kccley, C. U. scale as compared with such ynrds as Yelser. Peters. J. 1. Hunt, C G. Butt. F. those of the New York Central at West B. Higgins, Q. Herndon. F. J. Gonzales. F. Albany and East Syracuse or the Santa Miller. R. H. Marks. R. J Holly. J. W Fe at Argeqtine and Newton. Kans..—the Diokens. D L. Thrasher, and Samuel PuT manner in which trains are handled at terminal points. Key West is the southern­ eston. most city in this country, and the only city so geographically situated as to make Dinner Club The Dinner Club enjoyed their delight­ its rallrnod yard unique.—Key West Jour­ _____________________ ful Monday evening dinner at the home of nal. Miss Mattel Hand. M e e tin g s In a Ten! lu the center of the table was a dainty The Executive committee of the Metho­ basket, covered with moss, and decorated dist Church, who have charge of all a r ­ with nasturtiums: pretty ribbons front tha rangements for tlie coming revival m eet­ basket were secured at each cover, by ei­ ings to be conducted in May by Evangel­ ther u tiny rabbit o r ‘chicken. ists Bass and Stapleton, have secured a Tbe menu cards were ornumented with large tent In which all the services will be Easter desiglis The delicious three-course held, and will locate It in a central part of dinner consisted of baked crabs, creninod the city. potatoes, beans, beets, biscuits, potato Already there is manifested considera­ salad, wafers, olives. Ice cream, cake and ble interest In these meetings; and all the coffee. » committees appointed are doing their best When the*dinner was concluded each to make this time one of the greatest ep­ guest pulled the ribbon in front of her och* of religious awakenings ever known plate, and drew a pretty Eoster-egg. from In this section of the state. the lovely basket In the center of the taj In a few days the Music Committee will blc. The d u b enjoyed the attractions at begin organizing a choir of at least fifty the Imperial after tbe dinner. voices to lead the singing. P a r k T ram m ell Here Park Trammell. Atterney-GeneraL and candidate lor Governor, wap in the city yesterduy shaking hands with his many friend*. Patk Trammell Is South Flofida's fnvorite son. and, needless to sa>. lie will get tbe vote of this cornmunIty He Is ono of the coming men. not only of this state, but of the nation; and wr are proud of pur native son. ^n C om ing Next Sunday Everything promises well for t h e ' KickOff ' o n the Men nnd Religion Forward Movement campaign next Sunday. The Executive Committee that h«» the urrnngements in charge, h a s planned two big thentre meetings In the Star for that day. There will be a meeting, for men only, at the theatre on Sunday afternoon, opening NEWS 0F_TNE WORLD Items of Inlerest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE H ere the R e a d e r s Will r in d • B rie f H istorical Sp rin g Flowing For H u r r ie d R eader« Theodore Room veil defeated President Taft in the presidential primary held in Illinois yesterday by approximately 110.000 votes, and Speakeg Champ Clark received a majority of more than 140.000 over Governor Woodrow Wilson. accord­ ing to returns. 'sL l ■. -l.i.Vfl >_ , 3 fe- i _ ... -X S . SRäntg*tram f e .£ > 4 . ■« - - j * 3 10 The Mexican ambassador. Gilberto Y. M«riiufis jodoy denied reporta t h l \ Use Maderu administration hna bankrupted the republic. The ambassador declares that there is $22.500,004) In reserve in tbe treasury Statistics comparing the yield of fuctory and Held In tbe south In I860 and 1910 were presented by the secretaries of agriculture of various southern states at closing sessions uf Southern Commercial congress I tie reports showed that near ly nil stales now have double and treble output of niitr-brllum days St. Louis and Jacksonville arc leading for next yenr'sjcongrrss Thousand* of |H?rton* have been killed and whole Indian villages swept uwuy by the eruption of Clurlqul Peak, near llocat Del Tor to. in Honduras, acconling to the story of Cmpi. Olsvik of the United Fruit steamer Tort Morgan, which arrived here today talk <»l Mny,M W. J Gnynor a t n com|>roinlse for the Democratic presidential nomination it the chief topic flf convrrtatiun in New York It is conceded by tbe lenders ihnt the New York dele­ gates will not tie Instructed, although il it ex|Kicted the stnte's solid vote will be cast for Mayor Gayuor. Yesterday at noon the i.ionutnént to the women of the Confederacy was un­ veiled nt Columbia, S. C.. Ih the preMnce of n great assemblage. A drainage congress it in session at New Ur le mis and with the recent floods and damage to property along the Mississ­ ippi the time and meeting (dace are both minutely opportun« Reports spread throughout the world to the effect that the Pope is dead are untrue. The Pope continues hit daily audiences. He received t»-day Cardinal Della Volpe. Prince Borghese. Senor De Estrada, the Argentina minister m the Vatican, and tiis family, ond Count and Countess Jon ghr Afterwards the Pontiff greeted a number of Italian foreign personalities. An official forecast by the Federal bu­ reau Indicates that the crest of the flood is expected along t h e Tcxs.it and lower Yazoo basins by April 18th. A stage of 53.5 is expected. However, within a frac­ tion of this crest tliould be attained w ith ­ in the next three days. After Sunday or Monday the tide will creep slowly up to the new record forecast for it. >"T h e Irish home rule bill, thé third effort inode hy Liberal governments of the Uni­ ted Kingdom in a quarter of a century to settle the quartet between Great Britain and Ireland, was introduced in the House of Commons this week by Premier A s­ quith ¿ A company of State militia took charge of the Repobtlcan State convention hall before the lime scheduled for the opening of the convention, a t Bay City. Michigan. Both Roosevelt and Taft delegation« from Detroit were kept outside the building. Up until i l o'clock there was no disorder, although the waiting délegates expressed impatience. This action formed a sequel to the bitter wrangle between the Taft and Roosevelt delegates. . Be S u r e a n d R e g iste r Tomorrow is the last day that the voter c an register if you vote In the primary. See Mr. Davis at the Sanford Furniture Co., nnd find out if you are registered In this county. Many who voted In the city election are of the opinion that they are qualified to vote In the primary; but tbo law states that a voter must be registered in the county, •Vi i ffl Advocates ot votes lor women say they ore not discouraged over the showing made by their cause in Tuesday's primary nt Chicago election. Rough estimate« |gnce the vote against them at about 2 to I. although some of the leaders claim a belter return thnn this. *- / y F S l f ; • * WEEK !* ** *jd ’M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eeb2c0e88bf3b89a64fb8486d73cc54b.pdf 30e2fb8b38671e87bf74fc856f8ca770 PDF Text Text * ’ •0 ’ _____ - ’ • ^ I H t S A W ro tD y e » A L D ____________mS lL ^ m m m m •____ ,------------ ------------ — —^-.J- . es m y GOSSIP ' »• ’ h\ m »? - . : I The Patient Walter. Prof W lnw son Tall, apropos of th s new serum cure for hay fever, said at s medical banquet In Denver: “T h is cwre Is the result of patience, th e result of much patient toll. In­ deed. when 1 think of th e patient waiting Involved In the perfecting of this cure. I am reminded of Dr Bob Bawyer's ante-room “Dr Bob Sawder stepped proudly Into his an tero o m one .day. Th ere were quite eight or nine persons there. And Dr Bob looking from one face to another with complacence said: " 'Well, who come» first? Who's been waiting the longest?“ “ ‘Here, doc— that's me.' said Snip th e tailor, rising and flourishing his unpaid bltl. T v e been waiting over eighteen m o n th s!' “ Spar* ths Rod. Parents take nolle«. T h s advocates of whipping aa a m eans of discipline are accustomed to quote King Solomon as saying: “S p a r * t h s rod and spoil tb« child.“ What Solomon did say was: “Ha th at »par«th the rod hateth his son.“ But ths word “rod“ tn that connection does not necessarily mean corporal punish­ ment. It simply means parental au­ thority and guidance T h e same He­ brew word D used tn P salm s, rxllt. where David says: T h e Lord is my shepherd; 1 shall co t w ant; his rod and his staff they comfort me.“ T h e rod was th e symbol of au th ority and power, not a rawhide, a ruler 'or a hickory stick.— Exchange. Useful Suggestion. Lord Lnfflngham (warmly) — Ths biawitsd common tra will aooa bare os out of business ‘entirely, bah Jo re ! W h itt Lord Punlelgh— Tasa, bah Jo re ! W all aooa—ha, ha, h a!—be nothin« but recreation peora. yTmow!—Puck. Í. W ■ nun Salt a Universal Production. Balt la produced In almost country In ths world. Generally. T ea can generally la d anything loollah la Light and Cool N ew and Pretty Veils ri Marquisetts )• / Flaxons S- Dimities « Crepes Batistes • Busy Word. T b e rs la no word, Iona or short» tn ths English language capable of per­ forming so much labor In a clear. Intalllglble sens« as ths verb to get. and here la an old Urns specimen of Ita capabilities “1 got on horseback within ten minutes after I got your latter. When 1 got to Canterbury I got a chaise for town; but I got wet through before I got to Canterbury and 1 have got such a cold as I shall not be «hlo to get rid of In a hurry 1 got to the treas­ ury about noon, but first of all I got abaved and dressed I soon got Into the secret of getting ■ memorial be­ fore the board, bat I could not get an answer t h f n ; however. I got the In­ telligence from the messenger that I should most likely get one the next morning. As soon as I got hack to my Inn I got my supper When I got up In the morning I got my breakfast and then got myself dressed that I might get out In time to get an an­ swer to my memorial As soon as 1 got It I got Into the first chaise and got to Canterbury by three o'clock, and about tea time I got home.“ •s L h •• Tb« Sanford ball (cam had their ra­ venfe on KUalmmM at Hclicn Park Thursday. when they defeated them by a •core of 5-3. “Olle" Brakefield did the twirling for the home team and had the OaceoU cow puncher» eating oat of hi« hand at all stages, pitching a far better game than the »core would indicate. The drat two Inninga were about aa “Bushy” and ragged aa any aeon around her« In many moona and it was ia these Innings that. Kissimmee “lucked” in two of their three tallies. The third they got by courtesy, aa Sanford had a aafs lead by then and allowed a runner to score while they busied themselves retiring the •Ida Just playing it safe, that’s alL The only real feature of the game was Joe Chittenden’s borne run drive scoring a runner ahead of him. The game was woo right there aa the score stood 2-2 when be came across with his ‘'Baker.’’ Winter Park will have a ball team here Thuraday. It is rumored that they are the Rollins boys under another name as the college team has officially disbanded. Father Wallece la going to get even for iM r win of last week, at least he say» be la. Com« out. you Missourians and be shown. •- . ' -* . • - Etc. .... .... '-T v ,-.;--, !t A .v *. "**W ' ' •* Ready-Made Waists Without Collars. Dresses Made of Zephyrs, Lawns, Wash Skirts Made of Linen. Auto Coats Shopping for Ladies H ere Buying H ere is Ready-Made Wide Stripe Piques. Made of Linen Pleasant, Profitable Means Etc. Ginghams, Spending Crash. Pastime. Money Ri ght . N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Sanford, Florida First S treet Hie Wife'» Accomplishments. “Naturally. I am glad ths! my wife Is a good housekeeper, nevertheless the daunting of her accomplishments becomes somewhat embarrassing at time«." said the middle aged glob« trotter. “Shortly before starting back to America we watched the changing of the royal guards one morning at Buckingham P a l a n . I t was a s im ­ pressive ceremony. Loyal Britons and sympathetic visitors alike stood In ter­ ested and silent. Presently the new ranks formed and the old guard, pre­ ceded by the Coldstream band, inarched away to the b a rra c k s Then my wife spoke: “ 'Well.' said she. 'I'm glad I came. If I hadn't seen It for myself I never would h a re believed that the queen has scrim sash cu rtain s |n»t like m ic e banging at th ree of her front win­ d o w s '“ Furniture Polish. Many people do not know that on oil la the basts of /all fins fur­ niture polishes. A small bottle of polish usually costa 2S cents. Tou can buy a quart of crude lemon ofl tn bulk a l a paint shop far 15 cents. For using an furniture proper, dilute with one-third turpentine, apply with n soft rag. and you will hare the fin­ est polish you could buy. It ia fine to use on hard wood, stained or painted floors. A quart of oil win last nearly two «xiathi. Then She Pondered. T f you were fair," his wife "you would acknowledge that I hare dose much to make you what you •re." "Oh. I acknowledge," he replied, "that you deserve nearly all the credit for soaking me what I am. By the way, do you happen to rsallie that what 1 am WELL DRIVING Artesian W ells of Every Description S a tisfa ctio n G u aran teed By E x p e rt We can and must chooee what we will do as we p a s s Jjj earn our money, we can throw U away or save and use Orden Takes at HILL The Choice i$ Ours LUMBER CO. — sr — Tb« people that you and I Took up to" in the those who saved. A few years from now we will be id tw Will the next generation look up to us? To you apd 10 n* prepared then, we must begin now. % Open an Account TO D A Y HILL HARDW ARE CO. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD -----------------DEPOSITS ASSOUfTKLY OtlASASTtkO M. M. S M IT H . President H, R- S T E V E N S . a E . T O L A R , C a s k i e r _____ . 171 Remember! 1 Tksft t r a y ■ ■ ■ ■ We Have No Choice Each of us must go thru the world W o rk m e n • ■ m added ask- Ì, The Heral< �J •___ 1' • ___________ Rtír* • "vi .» Published S o m i-W c e k ly —Tuesday and Frid ay SA N F O R D /;V S A N F O R D — L ih » W orth H ERALD L io In it BANPORD, PLORIDA. PRIDAY, APRIL IS. IBIS ALL AROUND FLORIDA f he General News of The l and of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Cpttomc 0 / t b e W eek's M ost p o rtan t Happenings In the S t a t e ' s Domain. Im ­ Cabbage is moving in car lots ni Evlnston and the growers are receiving $2.60 per CTite.'f. a b. The renewal of an ojd feud, originating Mveral months ago, terminated nt Goulds on tbe Cast Coast Monday afternoon ' In tbe Instant death of Tom Wheeler, a load of shot fired by C. E. Tyson from a shot gun entering bis breast and head Tbe Florida pencil crop does not get killed as often as tbe Georgia c h i p , h e n c e does not gel so much advertising—but it getsHhcre Just the same It hardly rvrr fails, and for flavor il surpasses its Geor­ gia cousin. There is promise now of a fine croj», which will be rt^ady in harvest^ m e « month. ~ " ^ ond elegant buildings, tbe hmnelife of the people, nnd attractive gardens und flue view» of tbe progressive cities. The pic­ tures were very interesting. They were prrsentrd to Mrs. F. W. Il Dunn, for the iienrflt of the club, by Mrs L I’ Hughes Mrs Marts continued the study of the subject by nn entertaining paper on the "Social Life, and Material Condition* in Modern Norway" After the progrum was concluded the president uppoiiited Misses Mubel Bowler. Mell Whittier, and Florence Frank, a com­ mittee. to sec the members ol the club nnd request the gift of books, inngnzinea. pafters, games ftnd pictures that would be likely to interest boys, tn be sent to the residence of Mrs. Ceorgc II. Feruald; who has kindly consented to puck still ship a bos containing t|ie articles mentioned to the State Reformatory, nt Martpnnu The Club enjoyed n very pleasant talk by Mrs. J M MngrifT. ol Jacksonville, Mrs. Wight s charming guest: who is n member of the Jacksonville Club, and n successful nnd enthusiastic worker along civic nnd industrial lines, lu Iter home club. Every mi-mix'! id tbe Wednesday Club is reminded that the Musical program ol "Sejinttflinvinn composers" will becondected by Mrs, Munson, nt her studio, M.mdny evening. April I5tli„ ut 8 o'clock. It is desired dial every member of the Club will be there, with their escorts, who are es|ieciully invited In tbe municipal primary election ut Tampa last Tuesday, D. U McKay was nominated for Mayor,* and (he Commis­ sion form of city government wns ndopted, L I lie Keuiitlful St Johns An Underwood Club ha» been forun d t'lir v,oik of dredging (lie iip|>vr St in LikeUiu) with a membership of seven John» is rupidl) |irogresNi|ig and a ghuilty-livr. made up of l-nkrlnnd s mo»l promi ucl giving a deplh of se»cn feet is now nent business men o|x-n to Lake Harney, twenty-live miles Volusia county is taxing automobilessouth ol Sanford 1 he Kiiu Galiir Record nml in (hi* way quite « large sum is go sii)s tin- St Johns is now open (or tile mg into the treasury for the upkeep of navigation ol simill craft for a distance ol good roads 200 miles south ol S-iiiloid, soul to he one A W Acree. one ol Orlando s pioneer ol die most interesting nnd picturesque men. died in that city Monday morning cruises in the world The Record suys. For tbe past few yeurs Mr Acree has not "The entire route is hung with the most lieen active in business except for being tx-uul•fill scenery that was ever wrought I lie board of trade’s agent, giving Infor­ liy tin- Creator Tall ennehrakrs, wide mation to settlers und visitors regarding prairies hliifT embankment» prehistoric Orange county and Orlando shell mounds, clumps ol cyi»e* and (wil According to a recent article m the nietlo. festooned with Spanish moss, wild Literary Digest, the Umicd?>tates ap(«>nr» flowers of a myriad of vurlrlirs acting as to be going seriously into the raising of a cover or shelter for the drove* of deer. camphor. Reports of the work done by llirr, wildcat# ugcrcnts. tiear. raccoon, Bureau of Pints! Industry indicate tliui turkey, ducks, ipinil and geese. I lie hunt­ enmphot seedlings from Florida hove ing ground south of Lake Harney is 1* 0made guod progress, but lliul further oh nminced t■> those who know (o be the best servations ore necessary to settle the in all ol Florida. The entire territory Is question of permanent success outside of the line of regular trnvel nnd K A. Goodwin wits [irnbiibly mortally (here is little or nothing to disturb the ev­ wounded in Miami Monday undo Patter­ en tenor of the linbilure« of the forest '' son very severely hurt in nu automobile H u Nru S ta r Theatre atx'ldent They were running the unto llo-Srw Si,o Theatre opened tins week up an incline lu the second floor ni Itie under most uispieimi* circumstance*, and Miami garage when nearly up the steer if (lie pro|aietor. Mr L If Herndon, ever mg gear failed to work, causing an acci­ hud any doubts about (lie success uf his dent. venture they have been dispcllc I by the The tale of sponges for two days in big mill of |>eopte (fiat have nightly thron­ Turpon Springs amounted to $32.000 lost ged tin- new theatre, and. despite benefits week. This industry Is steadily growing Mini counter attractions, they have Tilled und is adding mnterinlly in developing the house a* every performance the city. | I he New Star lias been entirely remod­ eled and made ovrr. until now 11 presenis Keep ttie frnln On an n|»l>enronCe second to none, nnd Mr The following from the Tampa Times in lli-Midun is being congratulated on every the Lakeland News column will interrsl side by Ills enthusiastic patrons. Sanford and all the other elites between The people appreciate Mr. Herndon's efhere and Tampa: 1 forts tir give them such a Hue theatre, and "Rumor has It that the Atlantic Const such good attractions. The pictures given Line will, make a change In the. schedule daily are fine; anil there is no doubt aof train« In Florida in a few days. It is bout the New Star taking.the lead in the stated that tbe afternoon mail from Juckhearts of the people. Watch the small •inville will arrive about one hour earlier bills for daily prngrum. than at present This report, however, has not been confirmed. There Is also a Making loinuto Catsup project on foot (o try and huvo the com­ An industry of which little lias been pany operate (be local passenger train be­ said and written, but which, even now. tween Lakeland and Sunford all summer. means m u c h to the manufacturing in­ Heretofore this train has hot been in ser­ terest and development of Dado county, vice only during the tourist season. This is in operation at Goulds. This is the year the travel it larger,than ever known tomato catsup manufacturing plant of in tbe history of tbe state and it is hoped I Grant. Beal & Co., of C h ic ago, nnd this that tbe number of passengers transported season not less than one hundred thou­ by this train will be suffeient to warrant sand gallons of catsup, prepared from the Coast Line in keeping It on -the run Dade county grown tomatoes nnd others all the time." products, will Ire shipped. The prepared article is shipped in bulk—borrels— to • III« Wednesday Club Chicago, and there bottled and given The Wednesday Club held Iheir regular final prcimration for the market. The meeting at the residence of Mrs. Henry first shipment, a solid carload, was made W ight Wednesday afternoon. yesterday — Miami Herald. . Owing to' the absence of Mrs. S. 0. Clime, Likes S o n fo rd W ater the secretary, Mrs. George H. Fernald was M. T. LaHalte of Atlanta was In the requested by the president to read the yesterday calling upon the local printing minutea, and act as secretary. trado for the Dodson Printers Supply Co. "Out-door Life, end National Sports," the first paper ou the program, and assign­ Mr. LaHalte thinks the Sanford water is ed to Mr«. G. B. Waldron, was given in; (lie best in tbe south and he hat been so »n interesting article, read by Mr«. Wight greatly bcnefltled by it «hat he always «s Mrs. Waldron could not be present. A slays a day longer here In order lo nbsorb large number of pictures from the "Land as much sulphur water ns possible. The of the Midnight Su n ” wepe shown. These way different people praise Sanford water pictures were a Urge collection and vari­ brings up the idea that bottliag this water ety of floe poet cards, views of the mag- and shipping it for table use would be a nlficwnt scenery ot Norway; of churches. profitable business s t some future date. Volum« IV at 3:30 P. M. A mass meeting of both, men and women, will be held In the Star Theatre In the evening, beginning at 7:30. Sanford's Barrel Factory Hav­ Should the Sthr prove too small the over­ flow wiirtyijxi tried to the Imperial with ing Heavy Orders the same speakers for both services. The campaign will begin Sunday morn­ TUBERS WILL MOVE NEXT WEEK ing in the Sunday Schools, each school be­ ing charge of one of the visiting “ Team.” Then lhc*e men will speak In the several Irish P o t a t o e s In The Celery Delta Are churches for the Sunday morning services. Looking Mne And Large 0 0 Sunday afternoon there will be a Yield Is expected mass meeting, for women only, at the One of the active component parts in Methodist church, addressed by Mr. Frank Sanford's industrial world is tbe barrel F. Fitch. Gen’l Secretary of the Florida factory by the Sanford Produce Co., under State Sunday-school Association. 'T his the active and nble management of Hen­ comes at 3:30. the same hour as the The­ ry II. Deane. atre meeting for the men. ■ A visit to the factory today reveals a After Sunday there will be meetings busy scene, and with the Irish potato crop conducted at the various churches by the coming in next week the factory will work "Team." on the imernoon and evenings twelve or more hands nnd expect to Jurn of Monday. Tuesday gpd Wednesdoy. out 1.000 bnrrela tier day and ull of them Each man should plan to be present at will be needed, one firm alone ordering tboae meetings that discuss his own spe­ 10,000 barrels to start tbe season cially chosen work, nnd ns many in ad Thrre will be something like 500 acres dilion as possible. in potatoes this year, nnd on account of Here is tha way the speakers line up the spring rains many of these were I. Evangelism. George E Moody, nnd grown without irrigation. Dr G. L Honscvpi. Hastings will not begin to move in car 1 Missions,'Dr. J . GTVenabfe. * ' lots before May 1st. but Sanford will start 3. Bible Study, Frank.F. Pitch. next week'and the best of |>rlces will *4. Boy Work. Friend E. Hoyt. greet the early shippers, many of them 5. Social Service. Marcus C. Fngg having already contracted for the entire Get n prngrum nB*l-s«lcct your subject* acreage i A llend every meeting if possible *---------- --------------------t In Honor o f M iss Yelser Base Ball In Orlundo LS Mr* Dchik- Turner was tire rtuTtmiiig | file spring warmth 1» in die blood, die hostess of n very delightful miscellaneous bloom is on tbe pumpkin or (lie cucumber sliower Wednesday afternoon, in honor of as tbe case may be. and everywhere the Miss Vivian Yeiser. the lovely bride-elect, base bull fans arr putting their business mill participated 10 by the many friends details into sluit»- to he left with sutHir td die popular young lad) dlnutcs But how about Orlando! The color scheme of the (»retty decora­ There are inen here mill dozens of them tions was pink and green —fans, if you please—who will pimp our The splendid shower arrived m a |p>r- of a pair of breeches al every crack of a Ulous chariot, drawn tiy Iwo hide rabbit*, Iwo bagger, men who are literally going guided by Muster l>eunr Turner. Jr., anil about the streets waving yellow backs in driven by In* dainty little cousin. Kniliu ltM. lr frirni*s face*. telling them of die tine Turner of Jacksonville Mist Yelser price they arr willing la pay (a gel an ek received lhe lovely gift*, sealed on a (Kel­ in»e 10 yell ly ulid graceful dirone. attractively deco Can t something be done' If some­ rated in pink nnd groan - After ttre show , thing isn't done Mr 11 M Hutnnson is go­ cr. winch consisted of a large number of ing lo move to Tallahassee, Mr Duck­ beautiful, dalllty. attractive nnd useful worth is going to Jump Into Ijikr Lucerne, article*, wns over, the guests were enter and n* for Mr .1 II Walker lie s going tamed by an aiimsing guessing game slark bald, he won l have a hair left in The j K i z e . a pretty silver filagree perfume another week. (»rule wus won by Mrs D L Thriisher [ The Reporter-Slur nominates Mr Gray The dining room wns charmingly decorat­ Rush for the heroship of mnnuging tbe ed in m l nnd yellow Delicious straw- greatest hnte ball outfit dial ever fanned heiry ice-cream.and rake with theinltials n foul WIibi says Mr RusliT More itn''Y1' and “L” on the cake, were served portant. what soy the funs’ It's an honor The young people had a merry lime, Mr Rush should have limped u|mn him cutting die bride's cuke Miss Yei*r> cut le t s gel busy and do il —Repurler Star die thimble Miss Michaels, the ring, und Never Saw a Train Before Mr* .1 I. Hurt, die dime I’1inch was I he Key West yards of the Florida served during the afternoon. Mr* Iteane s invited guests were: Misses Mell and Al­ Last Coast are assuming all the nppearice Whittier, Mabel Bowler, Beth and Ruth ances of (hose busy centers where freight Mettinger. Mabel Hand. Peachca and Lin­ cars are assemble,! and mude into trains, da l>rfTler, Belle Smith. Snldic Williams. und where (rains are broken up and their Annie Higgins. Louise Styphcrd. Madge units dispersed on parallel or diverging nnd Veda Ward. leilu Michael». Bessie tracks Cars of many road* are now be­ Schumpert. Martha Fox Carrie l»vell. ing switched on what, a year or less ago. Florence Frank, (dwrlottr Keelor. Gene was a morns* of decomposed cor a I Hun­ Wn-ker Irene Brody, Elizabeth McLaulln. dred* of Keys Westery who never saw n Mcsdames W E iv a n c Roy Syines. Geo locomotive, until a few months ago now Fox. Jr.. Lyman Phrlpa. Blaine Hill, Hold have the opportunity to sec—on a small Newman. C C Howard. Paul Kccley, C. U. scale as compared with such ynrds as Yelser. Peters. J . 1. Hunt, C G. Butt. F. those of the New York Central at West B. Higgins, Q. Herndon. F. J . Gonzales. F. Albany and East Syracuse or the Santa Miller. R. H. Marks. R. J Holly. J . W Fe at Argeqtine and Newton. Kans..—the Diokens. D L. Thrasher, and Samuel PuT manner in which trains are handled at terminal points. Key West is the southern­ eston. most city in this country, and the only city so geographically situated as to make Dinner Club The Dinner Club enjoyed their delight­ its rallrnod yard unique.— Key West Jour­ ______________________ ful Monday evening dinner at the home of nal. Miss Mattel Hand. M eetings In a Ten! lu the center of the table was a dainty The Executive committee of the Metho­ basket, covered with moss, and decorated dist Church, who have charge of all ar­ with nasturtiums: pretty ribbons front tha rangements for tlie coming revival meet­ basket were secured at each cover, by ei­ ings to be conducted in May by Evangel­ ther u tiny rabbit o r‘chicken. ists Bass and Stapleton, have secured a Tbe menu cards were ornumented with large tent In which all the services will be Easter desiglis The delicious three-course held, and will locate It in a central part of dinner consisted of baked crabs, creninod the city. potatoes, beans, beets, biscuits, potato Already there is manifested considera­ salad, wafers, olives. Ice cream, cake and ble interest In these meetings; and all the coffee. » committees appointed are doing their best When the*dinner was concluded each to make this time one of the greatest ep­ guest pulled the ribbon in front of her och* of religious awakenings ever known plate, and drew a pretty Eoster-egg. from In this section of the state. the lovely basket In the center of the taj In a few days the Music Committee will blc. The dub enjoyed the attractions at begin organizing a choir of at least fifty the Imperial after tbe dinner. voices to lead the singing. WORKING FULL FORCE Coming Next Sunday P ark Trammell Here Park Trammell. Atterney-GeneraL and candidate lor Governor, wap in the city yesterduy shaking hands with his many friend*. Patk Trammell Is South Flofida's fnvorite son. and, needless to sa>. lie will get tbe vote of this cornmunIty He Is ono of the coming men. not only of this state, but of the nation; and wr are proud of pur native son. ^ n Everything promises well for t h e ' KickOff ' o n the Men nnd Religion Forward Movement campaign next Sunday. The Executive Committee that h«» the urrnngements in charge, has planned two big thentre meetings In the Star for that day. There will be a meeting, for men only, at the theatre on Sunday afternoon, opening NEWS 0F_TNE WORLD Items of Inlerest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here the R ea d ers Will rind • B r ie f Historical Spring Flowing F o r Hurried R eader« Theodore Room veil defeated President Taft in the presidential primary held in Illinois yesterday by approximately 110.000 votes, and Speakeg Champ Clark received a majority of more than 140.000 over Governor Woodrow Wilson. accord­ ing to returns. 'sL -l.i.Vfl l■ . >_ , 3 fe- i _ ... -X S . SR äntg*tra m f e .£ > 4 . ■« - -j* 10 The Mexican ambassador. Gilberto Y. M«riiufis jodoy denied reporta thl\ Use Maderu administration hna bankrupted the republic. The ambassador declares that there is $22.500,004) In reserve in tbe treasury Statistics comparing the yield of fuctory and Held In tbe south In I860 and 1910 were presented by the secretaries of agriculture of various southern states at closing sessions uf Southern Commercial congress I tie reports showed that near ly nil stales now have double and treble output of niitr-brllum days St. Louis and Jacksonville arc leading for next yenr'sjcongrrss Thousand* of |H?rton* have been killed and whole Indian villages swept uwuy by the eruption of Clurlqul Peak, near llocat Del Tor to. in Honduras, acconling to the story of Cmpi. Olsvik of the United Fruit steamer Tort Morgan, which arrived here today talk <»l Mny,M W. J Gnynor at n com|>roinlse for the Democratic presidential nomination it the chief topic flf convrrtatiun in New York It is conceded by tbe lenders ihnt the New York dele­ gates will not tie Instructed, although il it ex|Kicted the stnte's solid vote will be cast for Mayor Gayuor. Yesterday at noon the i.ionutnént to the women of the Confederacy was un­ veiled nt Columbia, S. C.. Ih the preMnce of n great assemblage. A drainage congress it in session at New Ur le mis and with the recent floods and damage to property along the Mississ­ ippi the time and meeting (dace are both minutely opportun« Reports spread throughout the world to the effect that the Pope is dead are untrue. The Pope continues hit daily audiences. He received t»-day Cardinal Della Volpe. Prince Borghese. Senor De Estrada, the Argentina minister m the Vatican, and tiis family, ond Count and Countess Jon ghr Afterwards the Pontiff greeted a number of Italian foreign personalities. An official forecast by the Federal bu­ reau Indicates that the crest of the flood is expected along t h e Tcxs.it and lower Yazoo basins by April 18th. A stage of 53.5 is expected. However, within a frac­ tion of this crest tliould be attained with­ in the next three days. After Sunday or Monday the tide will creep slowly up to the new record forecast for it. >" T h e Irish home rule bill, thé third effort inode hy Liberal governments of the Uni­ ted Kingdom in a quarter of a century to settle the quartet between Great Britain and Ireland, was introduced in the House of Commons this week by Premier A s­ quith ¿ A company of State militia took charge of the Repobtlcan State convention hall before the lime scheduled for the opening of the convention, at Bay City. Michigan. Both Roosevelt and Taft delegation« from Detroit were kept outside the building. Up until i l o'clock there was no disorder, although the waiting délegates expressed impatience. This action formed a sequel to the bitter wrangle between the Taft and Roosevelt delegates. . Be S u re and R eg ister Tomorrow is the last day that the voter can register if you vote In the primary. See Mr. Davis at the Sanford Furniture Co., nnd find out if you are registered In this county. Many who voted In the city election are of the opinion that they are qualified to vote In the primary; but tbo law states that a voter must be registered in the county, •Vi i 3 Advocates ot votes lor women say they ore not discouraged over the showing made by their cause in Tuesday's primary nt Chicago election. Rough estimate« |gnce the vote against them at about 2 to I. although some of the leaders claim a belter return thnn this. *- / y F S lf; • * ffl !* * * *jd ’M �l i l t SANFORD HERALD GEO. A. DeCOTTES COUNTY SO LICITOR take, last week, ond only the heroic efforts of Dr. Denton pulled him through. He is now on the road to recovery. Ferryman Osteen is ditching and im­ proving the road greatly on tin* suliv of the river, at lit» own expense, and Ins ef­ forts are greatly appreciated by the peo­ ple. If the county commissioners would take half the interest in this road that Mr. Osteen does, this part of the county would blossom like the rose. Mrs. EL N. Johnson has returned to her home nt Knoxville. Tenn.. ufter spending the winter here. I C ab b ag e & Oni ons IIP. J . S C H U l I R i SMALL LOTS WANTED BY £ Doans are being shipped from here in Itirge lots thin week and are bringing good prices so far. -t FOR ■I R E - A P P O IN T M E N T GOSSIP¿zOU& CO RRESPON DENTS THAT MAT NOT INTEPE T O IL O MOORE’S STATION they are on a deal with Mr A. W Brown for (he hula nee of his town lots. Copi J B. Sullies and wife left Wed­ nesday for New York, t , spoi l I the sum­ mer, on account of Mrs. buttle'» l.cali i. 0 Mr. Geo. H Court sol I one of his cotta­ ges to Mr A. C. Acker, of Bridgeport. Con Mr. Acker has put out n small gnu*' fruit grove Special Correa pond rncr (o The llrrald ROOM 14 PICO BLOCK * * ** “ » n f ; ( iiio H n is m s iiiu n D a n iiiiS S is D K io L eU er f r o m Capt. Bryan My dear Mr. Editor. I note your write up of our s do in yr-ur Issue of the 9th.. oiul I thank you for (he nice things you said about our piunos also for the nice things you said about me personally In your issue of the Gth. Now Mr. Editor, don't you think that you over reach yourself when you nt tempt to criticize our judgment in the matter of bringing so many good pianos of good (Juallty to your toWn! It mJV he that we can judge better than you hi our own line. Who was it who said "Save me from my Friends '? If you or any of your friends arc nervous about your hills send around and get your money. Can't you realize that your criticisms will cause some people to hold ofT mid try to get our prices down. Now if this sale is a failure as you seem to ii.timate. and if we have to slaughter our prices to cleun up our stfiirkKTtd get*away from - here ami we lose money by the opertition. will not your article be good evident» in a damage suit! It A* true that wc have a large stock hcrc^ probably too many line piano*, amt it is true oLat our tune i* limited and expenses heavy nod u would he suicidal in our sale to have to «.h'p iw;i\ any of tin* Mock a* you i i i i m t l i n ­ stock must he hoM lien- ami »old q-iwii -t we will have a heavy lo»» hut u i- not kind of you lo “Rub ii In' I •*.•!<• tramp piuuo "Hums Jim t row po.no, that would he well sold at any price il might do for you to jump on n» ind help (Hill down our out p in r- and < r profits of oor sale, hut » r ire >I ii. i— -i,|■!,“Old rimer» selling «Inn I i i i . —M« >« m established prices and r n - n J.illnr i isen off Ihe pure» mean« 11, il lunch I ,»» lluwever wr ,iri here - -,- ■, e j i i -. gel i|w iy — we tmve ^ I r mr hill. Therefore we ha»e g u i . «ell tin» »t >•» We always inke out me, Inone rht-t-ilullv 0 * When we utr f<m, 11IIg up our I"*!*» on llu, twice a month. They have made many improvements in our town—shelled the sidewalks and opened up Clark street Mr. J . M. Gamble, Prealdent.of the Flor­ from Lake Monroe to Volusia County Bou­ ida Christian Association, has leased the levard. Epworth Inn. and Mr. J . D. Martin, of Cin­ cinnati, Ohio, will be General Manager ZEILWOOD NOTES during the summer. There will be many improvement* made to the hotel, and the To (he Editor ol Hie llrrskt Miss Laughlin left l<.st Monday for Phil­ grounds will be beautified, will have laun­ adelphia. ches and small boats for the use of their Commands 25 to 50 cents per box more thon fruit Discoun t Mf TEL At n cost of SEVEN to TEN Cents per box you can h t . FANCY FRUIT, if you will begin now and *prny your tree* »,■ c i r R O L ” the new LIME-SULPHUR SOLUTION which quick . destroys all forms of RUST-MITE. THE MARKET WILL LOOK POR TOL For full information regarding "SULPHO-CITKOI ,■ of nur beautiful 1912 Alumnae, containing much valuable . gnrillng l>e*t methods of cultivulinn for various crop* uddo--- E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. I J A C K S O N V IL L E TO i» ’» x MONROE MEANOERINGS Specsl] Corrcspoodoo* t« Tbs llkrsld ; Mr, Osteen, the father of Ellis Osteen took a spoonfull of Carbolic add by ml»- . . . tT • - . ’ - ' . i i . ^ .. . - # THE D E IV IO C R A T IC THE STATE .r .V.V.V.' PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ,l3 PO l5S i £ i ^ 4 M. M. SMITH, H. F LO R ID A ■ W . M. TO UM LK A P O LLA M OF I Imve announced and qualified as a ••'■•••1 1 for Congressman at Large from the Stair << S"Nda in the approaching Democratic Prim u ,l"‘ respectfully ask your approval of this <•. "> The views which 1 entertain and will «*ki writing and in public speech are. I sincer* in keeping vwith conservatism and sound sense. My fellow citizens nnd business tances have encouraged me in this race, that they well testify that I am in no extremist, hut upon the contrary disa|M" deinagogery and purely experimental whether masquerading in the guise of "jtr"- • ness" ormnder aiiy less alluring name. Ii • ' . I will devote my very best efforts to th< ' .niiiu and constant service, not of any special <1 " '”l1 of all the people. . Yours very truly SOI OPLS A XArises ACCOUNT ton T ilt c i n t i ) som and ' u jr r . o v a t o u POUNMNO Of INTIM U r worm fo% u. r tiU M V OF VOTERS G en tlem en :— much o i a tu t o ir W II.L III. II.O L / s u r g - r..tr. j j .Tr y j J..A l.T s F L O R ID A J& CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS AT LARGE f TUI UHU CALL r u iN r b v % t o r st.tu, it i s u n n o * Sheriff Kirkwood of Orlando, candidate for re nomination was here on Friday. ^ W. M. TOOMKR STRENGTH Chat. M. Hand of Sanford, candidate for sheriff, was calling on the voters here Thursday, W. EL Shine of OrTando,, candidate for county solicitor was here last Saturday. - n^CTcnfir T T n T n T r r w i i 5 » 5 iEiiénib i n cidg guests. Mr. A. W. Brown »old bis borne place to a Miss Smith, of Boston, Mass. In the fall she will make many improvements to the property and set out orange and grape­ fruit grove. Mr. and Mre. D. W. Chambers and daugh­ ter left Monday for their home In New Castle, Ind. ^ . t)n Monday there was a party from SLLouia, Mo., looking about' for a site on which to settle a colony of forty families, so they came here. The writer found .|i,m no. crly A RECORD BREAKING CROP OP CITRUS PRUITS IS INDICAIf Ii I iik i<»|2 This means that the market will he overloaded with poyr. uusighily [f fruit, for which there is little sale, but it does not mean that it,.- market fr wjll be overstocked with the better grades of bright fruit <-K .WON H TREES SPRAYED WITH •SULPHO-CITROL.'’ Raise the quality nnd hence the price of yuur fruu •I* <yin| RIGHT NOW with • , -SULPHO-CITROL” nnd you won't have to look for a market. EN T ER P R ISE Mr. and Mr*. Seeler have . returned to their home in Philadelphia after a brief Dr. Barrett. L. L D , of Philadelphia, Pa., visit here. arrived et.th e Epworth Inn /or e abort Little Sydney Seeler has returned home rest. Mr. and Mrs. EL B. White, after spend­ after a lengthy visit with her grand pat­ ing over one year here, left for SL Peters­ ents. J . S. Gardner left last Thursday for his burg. to spend a few tracks before going old home In Virginia to spend a month. to their home at Braddock, Pa. L .g g f FRUIT BRIGHT - GOLDEN - COLORED The farmers here have n line i>rost>ect The land developing company has n for u tine crop of tomntors this spring. gang of men clearing the remainder of the Mr and Mrs Henry kfanstk-lil left WedBO acre tract known a* the Wolverine Farms, located between Benrdell Avenue I lies, lay foi their home fn Mass . after spendtn, the winter at Mrs Count'» m i ­ and the railroad. lage. Mr. Smith, the West tide, and Beck Mrs 1 A Gordon is building a con­ Hammock former, will begin picking ten - III* - w e - i l l l e M i l l t i U i e i i n - l n l i * ' l w h o ,,,| acres of cucumbers on his west side place crete house for Ins incubators and bne«! 1 the lifsl -lone ers for Ins ci.ickj., plant a n t i is i.uck next week. Vuiiis v«-r> trul> farm Walter Ingraham returned to Jackson­ J \ Bar a v The citizens met at the school Itousc on ville Tuesday, after spending the winter Now Mr. Bryan, we are sorry if we Monday night and formed n stock compa­ here. ny to build a telephone line to Orange have in any way dour you ail m ju i. Miss Mary Avetis was at home from City, so ns toconncct with IVI jiih J. 1 A We assure you that we Ipul uu intention school last week with an attack of sore Gordon, president. John Smith, vice-presi­ id doing w» We can't m i - tli.it vmj hove eyes. dent; Win S Thayer, treasure! and H any complaint ogolli-l ,.« even if we Mlta Minnie Allen win (tie gurst of tier o , i Adams, secretary Board of Directors are lluive iiiui|len(|o|ni|t\ «lom'de.l friends m town the greater [tort of lost F A Gordon. W S Thayer, and n I ilml yiiu nuglit to li.iyr know n n l n|ieiie I week. (Juuckcnbo*. W il Adam», t.en'l Manag­ you rye» to llir Hoe -it , ill oi in I poi our own people wise so ih ■( (liey could Mrs. J . D. Hart, of Geneva, entertained er. a party of ladlea on Thursday afternoon The Epworth Inn Training School will lake advantage of this opportunity to gel of last week. Delicious Ice cream and be crowded after this season. They found a bargain in a fine piano While we have cake were served. that they could not run n school ,,nd ho­ no desire to injure you or your company Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain were in tel together and make a success of both, our first duty i* to mu Itmne patron* mid if you hove tail v«ur»eK in n |»i-it|,oi Qalnnont for a week-end recently, guests or either. to l»e “squeezed'' li is not our affair, hill of New Yaik friends, who have been win­ The Davis House closed today. They we do insist Hint cin unn.1 oilers jm,iiu i „ tering there. have hud n fine winter business— full all a good opportunity to get u h.lrgain m o Mr and Mrs F M Esteridge have hern tile tim • line piano, equal m , file sale .m.l w, entertaining their daughter-in-law and 1 Rev. father M. Y Curly, of IM-and. on will take a i tmoce ut a il.image sun grand-son. of Mulberry, for several weeks. Thursday night delivered a lecture ut the We are not all uneasy ah ml our lulls A little boy belonging here overheard Catholic church. The subject was. “ Why us you and your Company have always his Aunt and a. neighbor Indy talking a- I Am A Catholic.” The little church was paid your hills here, hut we will miss u bout cookie baking one day last week, and full of non catholics. They paid strict at­ good bet If you don’t sell some mighty aald. Oh. Auntie, please will you get that tention to the sermon and all wish Father fine pianos at a very low price before cookie secret and make us some cookies. Curly to return again and give some more you sell all those pig nos ip Sanford. (L* Miss GYace Rich, of Cameron City, was sermons. Miss Ellsworth's gueat on Wednesday. The Civic Improvement Club meets V* l »■<••:> I •> ■> •> a C U T C a rn a tio n » , ¿' t E a eto r L llllei.^ V *» X % < .++ a g. •> v <■■> * •••: •'• F L O W E R S $1 per doz. $ 3 p er doz. Roa«»,~ - » 2 «o *•> (,or Lily of Valley^ * 1 pC' ceri •' 4Ì *H Order» Rscslv* Prompt Aitanti*-'- M IL L S , T h e F lo ris t, Ino. r J“ **’*' �April 12. 1912 f l i t SANFORD HERALD TW O G R E A T M A SS M E E T IN G S FO R M EN A T T H E S T A R T H E A T R E N E X T SU N D A Y 3:30 p. in.— FOR MEN ONLY 7:30 p. in.—FOR MEN AND WOMEN Address by George E. Moody. Y. M.. C. A. Address by the . Jacksonville ‘ ‘ T e a m ’ » of Experts “The Kick-Off” Beginning of Four-Days’ Campaign oi the Men and Religion Forward Movement of Sanford > L E T E V E R Y MAN COME -:- BRIN G A F R I E N D For The Playground To-Night B ra x to n The Welaka Club will give an Entertainment at the Imperial theatre IoNight. Fifty slides, loaned by the Playground Association of America, will be shown relative to the question of public playgrounds. In addition to the moving pictures un Entertainment will be given. The cause is a most worthy one and the admis­ sion is only ten and twenty cents TO-NIGHT AT 1 . ■? Rutsell fTy Nuptials Miss Emma Russell and Mr. Wesley Fry were quietly married nt the Methodist parsonage last night by Rev C M Sum­ mers. The couple stole n march on their inends and not even their relatives were apprised of the event. Miss Russell is n sister of Mrs John Gillon and Is a native of Kentucky She has been a valued employee of the Herald Printing Co. for the past two years and by her sunny disposition hat made many friends in her adopted home. Mr. Fry It superintendent of the S a n ­ ford Light fc Fuel Co's (ilurit and has been a resident in Sanford for many years, having the respect and esteem of his em ­ ployers and friends. The young couple will make Sanford their future home, and are today receiv­ ing congratulations and best-wishes. In which The Herald most heartily Joins. THE IM PERIAL which refreshments, consisting \of iced Irinriiinde, cake, und rnndy, were'served. The inhlc was beautifully decorated wiili roses mid raVinitions, ami each little guest found a pansy beside lier pluie souvenir of a delightful after noon File little gnrsls were t.llhun Shllihnl* er. l/eltu Stone. Damnriis Mossoli. F.louise Wright I>alIse Sentii Florence Price, f rineiiiu Houser I lie only out of town guest was Master “Buster ’ Brown. ( A W Jr..) frum Jacksonville. Fla., who. with his mother, is visiting at the Styron lumie TH EATRE typesetting machine and expects to in­ stall one at Oveldq In the near future. A Iwdy guard of friends escorted him in the train to keep him from being killed by the street cars and as he finitUy found pis seat in the Oviedo Cannonball lie ( breathed « tilth of relief and said- "Give me Oviedo and Orlando where a man can walk on iht- street* any time and never Ik* jostled t>y the crowd M rctln g o f K rud lng C ircle Beacham C a n d id a te F o r Congressman-at-Large Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS M ore Money Spent on the Navigable Stream s and Harbors Fhr Reading Circle of thr Woman's Mis­ sionary Society of the Methodist church will hold their rrgulur meeting nt the res­ T h ere is no w ay the People of the In to rlo r ¡S '' Quiet Home M arriage idence of Mrs W K llousholder Torsdny Miss Harriett Annie Lang and Mr. Mnr- nflernon. April Ifilh. nt 3 o'clock. can Rcccivo any D ire c t B en efit from shtfll Gaines Nortnnn were united in mar­ Was Som e Potuto tho N ational A p prop riatio n Excopt riage nt the home of the bride's parents, A M Fyler has a fine lot of Irish pota­ Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Willis Wednesday even­ by A p prop riatio n s for ing nt 6 o'clock, by Iho Rev. C. II. SuAt-a toes on his farm in Mecca Hammock and liters of the Methodist church. Mr. and brought in some today for home use. H ard Roads Mrs Norman left on the midnight tram Among them was one that weighed 12 for Virginia, where they will make an e x ­ ounces. The potatoes were smooth and helping Hand S o c ie ty • tended visit On their return to Florida line and look n* though Tyler was a good The Helping Hand So d tty of the Bapthey will make their home nt Altamonte farmer. tiit churoh held their regular meeting nt Springs, where the groom is agenl for the the home of the Misses Gatchel Tuesday Arrival and Departure of Trains Atlantic Const Linn Railroad. evening. The Scripture lesson was read NOIfTII BOUND by Mrs. EL E. Cox. leader of the mission Lv. 1.20 a m C o ster Egg Hunt Ar 1 10 n in No. 82 “ 11 .1 3 a m study class. The topic considered by the ’* 11 03 a in No. 8t The children of the Episcopal Sunday2 55 p in “ 2.35 |> in No. 80 class Tuesday evening was “The Young school enjoyed a very pleasant Easter-egg No. 28 “ H 55 p m Woman's Auxiliary." . Several articles hunt, in the church yard Wednesday uftSOUTH BOUND relative to the topic were read by differ­ ernodh. Lv 2 2fi a m Ar 2 IG a in No. 83 ent members of the class. When the ALL WORK DONE BY “ 2.40 p m " 2 20 p m Several of the lady teachers in the Sun- No. 89 study hour was over the young people had ** 6.40 p m “ B .20 p m No. 85 doy-school were present, and helped the “ 7:55 a in a aodal time together In the enjoyment young people have a good lime, hunting No. 29 P m of music and pleasant games. Ice cream, BRANCH LINES the pretty eggs. After the hunt was over, cake and punch were served. Quite a Trilby & St. Petersburg—No. 23. Ar. 1.01 No. 103 Wtu First Stic*« Nest Door to City Restaurant light refreshments were served by the In­ Urge number were present p. m. No. 21. Lv. 2 21 p. in W\ SVSSSVVSSASSS S S S S SSSSSSVSSSSSSSSVSViSVSAA W W W S S W W W SASSSSWSA dies Leesburg—No 21. Ar 11.28 a m No. HANSON MODERN 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 y Birthday Party Mlaa Vanmeter Styron entertained a boppy patty of little guests at her home. 201 'Fifth Street, on Tuesday. April 9th. from 3 to 5 p. m.. the occasion being her eighth birthday. The little hostess was the recipient of many pretty glfu. The hour* were merrily spent paying games on the lawn; at the conclusion of ¿S ' 22, Lv. 6.30 j». in. Oveida— Ar. 10.30 n. in E d itor D ouglass In Town E. A- Douglass, editor of the Oveldo Advance and one of the most enthusihstlc boosters of the East End was lit the city yesterday and although he wnr. busy, buying glad rags and fine raiment to adorn his handsome figure he still had time to pay The Herald office a visit. “Doug" was greatly entranced by the / Lv. 3 00 p. in Take MENDENHALL’ S Chill and Fever Tonic, ns a general tonic for tired feeling and m alaria. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General « Fire Insurance Off lea w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford, . - - - - Florida m �Aprlliz, ISI2 Not Among t h s W o r s t In referring to the settlem en t of * — i— “ B ill" Fuller, F a th e r !n -L « w of the Indiana first by tho F ren ch, then by pioneer Americana, and la te r by tho Author, Didn't Enjoy Moale at S c o tc h a n o t h e r nationalities, F a t h e r Arden. Cavanaugh said a t a re c e n t ¿banquet^ -B U I- r u lle r la a philosopher, which " I rem em ber my Scotch m an well. I l ls h e needs to be, Inasmuch as he Is n am e waa Sandy Macauley, and hla lipton Sinclair's father-in-law. He ad. fondness for a bit of good liquor waa m ires Sinclair, the Cincinnati Time»- alm ost a gift. Aa bta good wlfo put S t a r 's New York correspondent writes, it to mo. ’Bandy waa very ’ droutby W hen Sand y got and has no criticism w hatever to and often t h a t ' m ake on the differences which have older wo children uaed to hoar th e old whispering sy m pathetically developed between his daughter and people th e young writer. "T h e y 'r e both high­ about hla health and how he waa g o­ O ne brows," says Fuller, "a n d Heaven in g f a s t with consumption. knows that two highbrows can't get fro sty morning a email boy whoae along. Why, even o n e highbrow can't h e a r t waa klndled with compassion by w)}at hie sharp eara had heard, but g e t along." Out he doesn't approve o f Sinclair's whose Idea of th e etiquette o f tho dietary Ideas. "1 never know," said t i c k room waa ra th e r uncertain, m e t be, "when 1 tak e a meal with Dpple, Sandy aa he trudged down th e hill w hether he will d eclare th a t the only past the cemetery- Sand y waa bark* sa n e diet Is to chew a prune 400 times lng to beat tb s'b u g s. 'O, Sandy, m a n ; and then rub the stone In th e hair, or said tb e boy, ‘th at’s a bad cough you w h e tb e f he will want forty pounds of have.’ ‘Bad cough,* aays Bandy. H o o t , graveyard, raw meat and a couple of uncooked tnon,’ pointing to t h e cabbages. He doesn't run true to form, ‘th e r e ’s them lyin’ o ver th e r e would o n e might say. He never has the h i glad of I t " * sam e Idea about rood tw ice In succes­ sion. O n c e .I visited him a t Arden, T h s Ideal Architect. where he had planned a so rt of so­ "A m I understand It," said the. a r c h i­ cialistic Oarden of Eden. By and by te ct, "you w ant me t o build & typical I began to need my fodder. " 'W hen do we e a t f I asked Upple. modern g partm in t building.” ‘T h a t ' s the bujlder. "Hardwood " T h e r e , ' laid he, I s a lo af o f whole­ It," said wheat bread, and the spring Is only floors, mahogany finishing, gna grates, tOO yards away.* Hrf began, to tell me tiled bathrooms and a l l ' th a t— you that ‘this sort of cold poultice was all know, make It sw ell." "S u re, I see. Good appearance. B ig living room? my stomach needed. " T h a t may be all right for your Yea. Plate rail In the dining room, stomach,* said 1, 'but my stomach baa and alcove for sideboard T I get It. front hn llt Uh-huh." been pampered. When does the next Spacloua " Y o u ’vo got tho Idea c i a c t l y ." "And train loaveT " ’In which d ire c tio n r asked Upple- about half th e entlro spaco la to be given t o the living room nnd library. " 'A n y direction,' said L " B u t before T left I did one good Three-fourths of w hat is le f t goca to deed. -I'd noticed a peaked kind of u the dining room and kitchen. Wh&t's imp leaning against the wall of tip­ left over la to be divided up Into bed­ You a re the Ideal ple's shack. T h e colored maid said ro o m s?" "F in e* a rc h ite c t— the one I’ve been looking 't h e dog was ’stubbohn.' " 'He Jes' won't eat his tomattoes,' f o r ! " — Cleveland Plain Dealer. says this dlnge. ‘An’ Mlstah Sinclair says tomattoes is a puffect food for a Llttls Raymond’s Plsn. dog.* L lttlo Jluymoiid was fond of toma­ " ' I guess that's light.' says 1. toes. ills mother alw ays Insisted that T h a t 's all they're fit for. But before ho not ask for a second helping, es­ ) go me and the dog are going to hSTe pecially when thero wero stran gers a feast.’ present. One duy tho family bad n "80 I sent out and bought nvo young man as a dinner guest and he pounds of steak, and I broiled It over and the small boy of the fnmlly got an open Are and the dog and mo cat real chummy before dinner. Along the whole works T h e fragran ce of about dinner tlmo Raymond cornered the broiling brought Upple out of his tho young man und said, In a wills per: tent. He stood there looking nt us, “ 8 ay, do you like to m a to es? " The with tears In his eyes and water on young man thought that was a hls lips. strango question, but ho smilingly ad­ “ *My goodness,' says Upple, i bsmitted that he was not overload ot Here I'm getting hungry.' them. "W ell, you alt next to me al " 'Oood,* says I 'H aro a tomato, the table und don't tell mamma that U p p le .'" you don't like 'em. Then when 1 eat mine I'll Just reach o v e r ' and take yours." Veneered Furniture. Iti then* days of the veneered fur­ niture. when the buyer ch ooses only In an Up-to-Date Town. that piece of quartered oak that R. O. Knox, former pastor of Trout) shows the most (lake In tho cut, It |* well to make It a point to never allow Memorial church, now has a charge water or liquid long to remain on the In a town In Colorado. Though they ru rfsrre this especially of tables, for have been In Colorado only a month It Is liable to reach the glue beneath Mrs. Knox tins already adopted tho this paperlike surface. and later personal pronoun In speaking of tho She also seems to possess when drying out Vnnke It lift and town. bulge to repair which only an expert originality of expression. In writing 1» capable Darapqoss can easily to a friend hero sho said: "W o uro th e county snot and an up-io-dnto reach It almost unknowingly by pise Ing on it a vase or Jar which has in town In everjr respect. Hlnco writing It some cool substance th at might you la s t wo havo had ono murder, make molstOre collect on tb e outer One eulclde, ono death by a gun going side nnd leak to the table top. This off th a t wasn't loaded, arid quite n should be guarded against, a s varnish­ num ber ot other social affairs."— lued su rfsces become opaque and this dlanapolla News. more often than tho veneer bulging, which happening la verily a calamity Cheering Him Up. " J u a t before hie departure for Child of Osnlus. Spain ." said tho mngaxlno editor. "I An actor was talking at tho Piny dined with Mr Howells In hls Half er»' r iu b In New York about David Moon atroet apartm ent In London. He B elasro's skill as a stage manager. told us all about hls phenomenal " n e l a ic o ." said the actor, "has a ■ales. Th en — fishing for compliments, superhuman sonso of the harmonies, you know—ho sighed and said, ‘I the fitnesses of things. T h is enables grow rich er and rich er, but, all tho him to carry out a stage scene to such small details as no man ever same, I think my work Is falling off. My new work Is not' ao good aa my dreamed of before. "B elasco , even In bis childhood, old.* ‘Oh, n o n sen se !’ said Mr. How­ ells. 'You write Just as well as you possessed this unique senso of- har­ ever did, my boy. Your tasto la Im­ mony. An uncle one« gave him a couple of chocolate cigars, then said proving—that Is a l l . ' " — Christian Reglater. to the little boy: SINCLAIR’S ODD FOOD FADS •"What are yon going to do with them. D av ld f " 'I II go and eat them In tb e atnoktng room." waa the prompt reply.* Did Not Fill tha Bill. Old l a d y —There la one thing I no­ tice particularly about that young man who calls to 11 « you. He seem s to have an Inborn. Instinctive re sp ect for women. He treats every woman as .¿hough she were a being from a high­ e r sphere, to be approached only with .the utmost delicacy and deference. Oranddaughter (sw eet eig h tee n )— T e e , he's horridly bashfuL— New York W eekly. ______________ _____ Must Live fo r Others. ▲ cla s s which Urea o n lf for Itself end not f o r tbe community o f which It I t a part U bound to perlah. The N s m e a li o f aelflehneee la extinction. Crowded Manhattan. In one email portlon *>f Manhattan, Y , la 1 populatlon g re a te r than a t o f Arlaona, o r o f Delaware. Idaho, ontano, Novada, North Dakota, Oren, New Hampshire, New Mexico, lodo IsIamd, U tah . V e rm o n t or jo m ia g . ■ YOU R IS K NO M O N EY. HAVE YOU SEEN THE D E T R O IT ? The S to ve T h at Uses E ith e r Gasoline or Oil SANFORD LODGES Sanford ledge No 2 7 . 1. O. O T. Marts every Moo.Hr at 7:30 p. m . over Imperial The.tr. 1 Z «SB- A. G s |uu)wd|_ iVc.r __ • Burns more Air and Less Gasoline than ¡lil others Seminole C hapter No. 2,O rder ea ste rn Stor Meats every second nnd fourth Frklty In month. Every one who hot seen hit Sur In the East are to visit the chapter cordiallyr Invited li Aurx E Koaoura. See y. f. 0. E.. Ccltry City Aerie 1833 Meet lots first snd third Tuesdays In every month. Hall in Welbome Pluck, third floor Perfect Combus­ tión. Pure Fire. Absolutely Soie. No Smoke. N0 Odor. Si mpl e nnd Durable. . Phoenix Lodge No.’S. A. of P. Meets second snd fourth Mondays. VlaUIng knights slwSya welcome. P 1» Hutchinson. C C Kells S. Frank. K. R snd S : S a n f o r d Lodge. Ne 02. r. A A. M IL T. Toler Master. M. W. Lovell. Secre­ tary. Communication every Aral and. third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. m VlsUIni brother» welcome. U nite Brotherhood o f C orpcntora and Join ere o f America Sanford Local Union No. 1731. lb B of C. nndl ot A. meets every Thursday night nt 7 o dock in the Eagles' Hell 1. W. O Sin/ etary prrtk. -it: (ieo niackwrldrr I 5 l f- Absolutely IB P O. C. Senior(1 Lodge 1241 Meet f im nnd Third Wednesday night, corner First arid Palmetto W. I> Hum«*. l~ R. O. L T*vu*. Secretary Clean L O. O. M The Loyal Order o( Muoaej meets ever, Friday evening at 8:00 P. M In Eaglet llall. VVelhurne Block. Albert Selgh. Dictator K It (lelgrr Secretary ALL Monro# Chapter No. 13 K. A M Meets every sonuod and fourth Thursday, in Masonic Hall over Irapeisl Theatre. Visiting compankm! welcome A W. Kina High Priest. W. ETHoushoMer. Sec'y WANTID—A G U U MVNINfACH 10CAUIY T o Join ihla (Society. Hick, c o i d e n t, death benefits. And Introduco onr Memberships. All or spare time (SO to gnOO a month FJvery Member se­ cured gives you a steady monthly In­ ♦ ♦ come. Experience not needed Writ# for pinna Box DK '203, Covington, Ky. ♦ •F * f t t ♦ ♦ •> <■ X I IN THE BURNER! The Oil Stoves have the Best Wickless Burners in the world, also the Latest Improved Open Grates, full size top and Substantial Frame. A Powerful Cooker. No T rouble Al wa ys Ready.................................. Ask the Nan To Show You f i r * o * u tlttls ! • - : > . M - - - M « Iv n i'le -t fastasS. « h le U r o n f in e » * »11 I» IP* H * ' o 4 M IB K r , t j l i l i fl I I«m| s si O i »warw « ■enta hi,I wrt' »' g~fclnV .Ipv» p It oj.»l-k L».l* in a ll «ifp» U » i» v a » •!» ••*! !n>i » »I ferriata lilt* ani A Um« |»»i »»*•!* " 'il s la t ìf f lià n W# gsi.sfa-i •• * •* I sag. w»>1 », L ite rs . »*«. MF* •• * •i«»4 la111ry & Taylor lioa Wo»'. -.. « s*tk I* rite fug IS E;coa, 0*. * ♦ f > > WILLIAMS & MILTEER % ■F r a n d B u ild in g J u s t a c r o s s tin s lir c l -i-d-- i - - i - <■d-<•-c--'.--F F. R. M errell & o. W W W W M W W ■ ■>+♦<■ -.-♦♦♦♦ W W W W W W W W V W W ( > . . 1-1.1 to. n W »\»»»\»»»\»»»»»»»»V A. H - , . ' . 1 *** COMMISSION Ml RCIIAMS 172 W So W a te r St THF SANFUkI) B u i s Uhlcugo HI p WHAT CAN WF S o u th e r n F r u its & V e g e ta b le s DO FOR THEM ? GIVE I S A TRIAI SIIIPMLNT N e x t Sun<l;i\ ? JO THF. P E O P L E S CHURCH. Ps.k A v.nu. CKORGE B W ALDRON. Parents Particular!) Invited (P C S ® ™ S u m m e r or W in te r we can supply your wnnts in the Our Reputation and M onty Aro Back Automobile line. If you wont to of Thla Offer. rent Wo pay for oil tho medicine used during tho trial. If our remedy falls to completely relieve you o f constipation. W e tako all tho risk- You ore not o b ­ ligated to us In nny way whatever, If you accept our offer. Could anything be moro fair for you? Is there any reason why you should hesitate to put our Clalma to a practical test? A most scientific, common sense treatm en t Is Rexall Orderlies, which i r o eaten like candy. Th ey a r t very pronounced, gentle and pleasant In a c ­ tion. and particularly agreeable In •very way. They do not cause dtarrhrea. nausea, flatulence, griping, ot other Inconvenience. Rcxnll Orderlies are particularly good for children, nged and drllcati persons. We urge you to try Rexall O rd er lies at our risk. Th ree sixes, 10c., 25c., and MV. Remember, you can gel Rexall Remedies In this community only a t our store—T h e R e x s ll S to r e A Motor For Any Purpose we nrc nt your service with the very best core. We never glecp. If you nrc in trouble call us nny hour of the night or day. Sanford Machine & Ginge Company PHONE 331 TurnOver a New Leaf By subscribing fo r T H IS P A P E R L R. PHILIPJ A 0 0 . - T «o- Satisfai CARPBNTRftMoitroN Co, B oston HILL HARDWARE CO. Subscribe for The Herald a n d get all theNews worth R e a d i n g �T '." '5 -’~ ZTV ' " ' w ß ^ r - V ' . -. April 12. 19(2 nu HOWTO INDUCE SLEEP AVOID A L L O PIA TE S AND OTHER F O R M S OF “D O P E ." Light Meal Followed by Moderate Exercise, Well Aired Room and Warm F e e t Usually Will Bring P eaceful Slumber. ^ « a ÒRI) MFKALÜ and minute o flrl* cMTIlren’s blrlh ’ I Ash s e n d “ «« •Olile'Ime» us ed In t h o mnruifa, •tire ,f Hit ... |„ t,ut onk * h » «he . lirosl popului f rum Ita s u p e r i ur power s of r e s i s t a n o , f or w« rt»riinml»cr fh*»\ wg-r»* iif nni o n in ( h e |Hii»esslon of e c c l e s i a » ! Irai «t al " a r t * ' h e vigor of wh o s e p r e a c h t n g » a * s oi ne t I me » cal i ul nl ed |.v rhe ni npunt ..f darn.ig.. .i ti.. p ni pi , forniture •K VOTE DONEGAN 1 hruiigtiuut (he i ouiiiion» .-unii and hy 'ht: Kvperal c o n v e n t i o n of |hMI, f r o v e l l n g I ii l n l s t e r s « e r e g r a l u l t o i i e l y «uppl l c d o l i l i Hllileh a very e x p e l i o l v e There are sound hygienic method» l i e m ; and In s t r u g g l l n g p a s t o r a l e » t h è by which sleep may bo Induced In hook, wlth Ite a p p r o p r i a t e cofTer. o f t e n curslone Into tho realms of patent I f o r r n e d t hè sol.. el Tect s of a n.-w c o n medicines, opiates, and all sort» of V e ni t e l e Ir |s ri j rt oi l s f ac i (hai slumber elixirs which are summed up Iti hi.-s « e r e »Millennio» sul Ivcl ed l o as “dope,” should bo avoided Hut raf f l lng. e v e n In i h o a e nuM#*ro d a y fi i the moral of this lesson bus been In UÌ76 o n e I)r \\lido he<|iiea«hM 1250 pointed over and over, yet little hnn f o r t hè pi i r po s c ol p r o r l d l n g l ut i l e * to been said about natural methods of j he Nvffled at nong t hè poor e r b r e t h r e n wooing sleep. Under this head does not come the various mental contrtv Truth Mixed With Alloy. ancea such as "counting sh ee p " or re Truth «'nines to ua from the past, ns citin g 'th e multiplication table gold Is washed from the mountains of Oxygen Is as necessary to the body Hlerra Nevada, In mlnuto but precious cells during th e hours of sleep as at pnrtlcled, and Intermixed with Infinite any-other time. Perhaps In the case slloy, the uebrls of centuries Itnveo of children It Is even more necessary For them sleep means th e time of Anabolism, growth and ropalr The A Makeshift. old prejudice agnlnst open window» Tbe Israelite» s e r e gathering man* still exists. In 'spite of tho campaign* ,' —-. nn ."It will do well enough until we of education In the new-spuporit and gel whore we can buY patent Irrenk In the schools. Dust In tho rooms, fnst foods." they remarked lloston an Imaginary draft, the fear of ruldn Tran*cr*(it and many other stupid reasons are advanced In excuno of this pernicious Lost for Good prejudice Itedd I'M >•in hear ntwiul my The orgnn» of the body ulm- should bo considered, and no excessive work nelghbtir |o»tug control of hl» motor Greene S o I didn't ’ Itedd— Should bo given the heart or digestive c a r ' I ho alierlff's got It organs beforo retiring to rest High "W ell, ho did pillows lead to an Incrense In the ' D0W! heart's force a t a . time when tho --------heart should have tho lightest work Pillows that a re too low may cntlTc headaches, and oven sleeplessness, through an ex cess of blood being Iti ANNOUNCEMEN I S the brain. fleavy late suppers are unwise, but a light meal, followed b) vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVvvw v vvvvw v •ueb moderate n e r e is.- un h short l o I h c V o i d s ol ( l i i i u g c \od O s c e o l a «nlk. Is generally conducive to nmm-l I Ol lfl tlcs sleep The llghl meal mus.-M a i I* I » ,tl|||i* il»v * Ill'll I III) 'I %.»fMll ln l. ' f f! withdrawal of blood from the head I • • l i . i M i i » '> * i i i l v i i f f » i | | i ( ( i e | H | i I )|* ' f M I •!»! sir's I Into the stomach area and the hodv :<» »fi** «• * S ti t I# • l »• III-« f «I h I *r t its » I ib'irsh « «I • « _> » u H Î-ifl «U li.» 4- iaf IMmI if generally The body is rh«-r .-r.,r- >•• *41 •II . .••Ag«' lit** fvtsol J T»«U*- »full » «••III it VI ill H'foti «killIII • armed, nud thla Is iinportaut in If 1.4K II C MA««#r «'old extrem ities, particularly cold 'e.-t, causo sensory stimulations I ni (.olisi i»hlr • which produce sleeplessness often I r.fis f., tII i IO- aII* * I1i)«e|| .1* >«Ih ||«1 iti lisi #«• I f. • '.fTl.s .1 ( ssii«li4j4» **f )u « l» .r • f ( li for hours People who suffer In this IVi». . I>|ftI i ,S.» I - I t x ti i i h luti* « •••lilla* J iff »»v should take means to keep thelf 1 I nfi<t .* «|n| «»Jt il fftr fi* I« N • .ir(« isI il........unti* U' iih* n'h i»rimi»#> feet warm artificially by using sleep I' II wt • | I V* M I ••« Vi*r 11 »I l '»1 .* lug socks, or slipper hath» or In the IIM• Ut» use of hot water bottles unit tn t r» «v i,H u|ii | I» • rI ) l si.«ping between blankets ' f.M.l.fc ■ a . • ' •IfHI* l • ji-if l !n ' » .»t Oli* l . 'l . .1 • •• l i t i I r » \ * 4 1 i"i htnic i l i » 1« Is. of <n u rse fatal to „<1 ■ . ! 4«, f}i»Hli III* !• .* • M|l%* |f (Ili« n i« l . -4I S*i I f •• sleep to go to bed with ant Uilng on ni *sf un iiImUi> i Mill t»j WIMli filli lo •*»« llir-li «41 1 • I■ • • I 'he mind' j n these sensational and C»I|V Va Sm idenaiire-lovlng days u,. often retire '» rest after receiving ., |,,„K *,.r|,.. fo t lustier ni t hr IV ih r l*i. »I III II» FA) «si I mi H.I «mi •• mi lu Ui/I« of vivid sensation- wht< h oft.-n. a. i n t ........ . s*»! I ln I il %• I v • f u i t lit w if f V » • .f ],.a fj.» * ssf ount for hours of sleepless tossing li*- l ‘ »s* in» fn* lui« f u h r |>rr\rills'«) mi d ir I h lw i n • »1111»•I »f ti l'irniHtv Sis ' »»»«1 Ci i (r Sometimes this may lie relieved l>v ni*« l .M illi » «uf»|r» I tu U r l i) . * l i l t li I 'M I ll i t f * If I • genii« friction of the hend with n rlrw (r»J «»ili • i n \ f - n * o t Ir» fili t h r o ftlc r w ith fl*j#lc« l) I «rut t t«*#l»i . JOHN I ANhKRSoN medium hard brush " ’*• cannot hope to always drive » t i . ... ■•«» • i in ii I w ill >»* « * f»n»li.l.ii* lo r I '«■»y (he disturbing sensory im ..li f ft • »fl • r ..f J u x f i r n i i h r l ’ i Ai r it f fv ' pulse* for. built as man Is |,,y suf !.. • l I «ini ((»tra;»* I .»ut»l> *i|l*|rrì (•• l> Iiti•»r » '••ring grief responslhllll v .in,I w,.r>v M il N|| ¡»st but by nn means lc s« f, in u-f I h i (mini > I I o.isni ri fliol tliulr place In his Ilf. Rulli#* •'me or other IJfe w|t|, t- ,.., I •r r| UH.) Ili il* f'«' II t •«f » " " I d he at best n ymre e x i s t e n c e Il ............. . In n k l" à » »»If «'ll»lM.»l »nd so we must pay the hill at such , h i i h r I h o u iik i ' f . u u r » r l t s i» o n fu» ( Iti# v r r y u n I t - i r t n n i |»ls«« r w h u h I» in !*• « i lv r ii lo »«»ny on#» b y •Imes /nd even then fatigue must i ll* v Ì V i i i i * r n i k « « » irrt »hi t h i« m u n i r . b ìm I" I f y o u t u n « c r > . m»i «s.«) * I r n f I h h#»finf n » r w i l l i ih i t p l i i r r , cause sleep ere long* I l ' r t d t i l w y m * ih t i I w i ll n i n i l U n ir « n in i u m lr r n i) It may be wise not to hi* too par , W |F Intrrrtlt •<» fur ill «tlit irt «If** «U if'i If.l ^*M \iMin «*■r•(nil* flcular about noises when little chll n li#• ••) n . t» »*•! I li !»«■•# dren are asleep At smile future time iv ti.lni* f**r Hi# »»M il •- ni 1ir A%u#rr of Of 1 «H» « •< 'hey may be thankful for learning to »F 1l»l ' ' a.,f.,»v 1 In |t»*> |.f1«n nf if»»* fWinn sleep while a certain am,,uni ,,f mdse i!l| sty 1 » fir*l» ! N | » ril U' . *1 rill- i*rill# ..1»■«ill !•* iHl-in'lutril1 '* «oolng nn For Instance th ere is 0 " reason why they should not b<- acostumed to Sleep While a plans Is tor S lirrllt being played In another room In the v KhI wissI nttflirIlli'r* fit« . aihIhIiwt house—Spokane Spokosinnn Review ! , ,J I • dii- olili r of Nhrrilf ..f «»rae#•¿«* •r.» 1 I■- d.r if»« «»ton "f 1Is»* |w*n»«« »'«it* 1- firl.t OH Acrii 1(1 VJU FOR S T A T E S E N A T O R -TÖ-.'J L .-v » BIBLE BOXES Curious Carved Chests for t h e ’ BafeKseplng of Copies of the Scriptures. Almost Invariably after somo great «avo of rellgioua enthusiasm, wo aro confronted by atrango fragni onta of salmge rellcta of the emotional pa» •Ion and religious ardor of a departed hour, stye the Queen. Huch were the devotional carvings of tho middle ages— the triptyches, tho prlvnto tab•rnacles, the beautiful lltllo Ivory madonnas. Among such memorials aro the vnst °ld Puritan B ib le boxes. Cumbrous, ancient arks, into which tho revised y«rslon of Ja m e s L was once committed for safe ward and keeping The •onnd oakboarda with which thoy were . made bava resisted the tooth of time •n the long Journeys of the men of f^a Puritan period, when tho scriptur«« wara part of tbo dally accom ­ paniment of Ufo, th è province of those old boxes m v raadlly be seen With *a K*« home they were made to con taJn those ponderous family Illbles In * b le h . especially during the common »••«Uh, the bead o f the house care™ify Inscribed th e birth, death o r mar •mge of hie children with other.m em o •«Wile of family life. . This clrcum■tones In the a b se n c e of othor authon ^ ••corde, and the laxity of parish •HUtars, has sometim e« proved an in E n a b l e aid. How little we could bavo •Wred, for Instance, that rolumo in T 'l .rr r.V'v.v ? ■5^' j ..... PO LITIC A I........ OLD PURITAN FOR I! I -’ , 1 >J il ti.iii tIn- KisHiinm»-.-, (Klori.ln) Valley (ia/cllrl When tin-( 'Mini'' nf Osceola was i r.Mic.1, the late l.ihii Milton Hry.m wa> the si'iutlot lait at the lievi eie. lion Orange ('«»mit\ furni'.hed the senator ami I M 1l.nnmotul was elect cl He wa» soeceeih-ri four years later l*> M K Nl.uk» of ot,»title t •■iiuty »fivinil that t'ounly the »eitalor for eiijhl year« Mi llaiiimoml was sm n ishsl l>\ < \ ( ar»oa, >»f Kisaituiiiee who served for eifjlil ye try and he wa.s in lorn ■onreeded hy I .oui» I Massey'of Orlandn, who has jttsl ( oinpleled lii.s service for enfili years Him i learly if prec-deni I» to lie ohserved it is O sceola's time lo have the senator orfani and in presenting' tin name of Arthur I Done if.ill, the |x-ople of this enmity feel that they can assure the |ieo|>|e ,, f Ora nife Coiilily of a re l>resentatlve in the S tale Senate m every wav the e.|ttal of. any óf those who have pris eded tom m servire in that di»tiinfuished ImkI v f*Vf* ft MMM rV*V*V iV fy . PH ARM ACY' L A W S O N ’S N EW S T O R E NEW STOCK Registered Pharmacist In Charge L A W S O N 'S ----------- Means Purity I « n i m i'f l ia li '1 'I • •* f«»r (tie olHop o l S h ^ n ff of U f | n h ¿e 14h i h I * *ui'j4« I lo ill»* l i r c i i l u i i of i l t r D r u m crnlK * p i i i i i R f ) in I n* l i f l d A p r il 3 0 1U I 2, H i i 'i n i ! a r fv m l in t h r o tp iR lly of tli-f n it* » h r i lf ! n f I h r ««M int) f o t « n»ifi»l»*f o f ycn >* nn*) f it (n il I • r w ill» tl»»- «lut*«-« >>f t!»«* m o i r 1 f r r | t h a t I r u n l r « * r | ||»c .*. r a t M»II 1»( f»»> • l dl 11) m l if r I y tt) ill#* v o t r f» o f I Ornnifr ruunh Uha« M Ma»h» Everything in Drugv. I or (»ounlv So licito r Tt» | lie | V ftiie f u ll . V u l r r t a t O r « l t | f C o u f llf I l»rf»-(iy a m i* •' iim « in * i a im I wI i w * f " f #*• np |»# in l m e in in ii» r i.ffi« r of ««M ini) • o l k i t o r of O r a n ^ r a iitij« « t (•> ( h r r«»mif»ie I V in o i r n l k p r in ifir lr g ' ShtRiUI I •*» ft» M u iin (r n« I*» » m i f r f t * u iiim riM li(» « # n f'»# r r « i'l» M n ( n ir f ii l««r .■»#»*» !»••# ( r r i n i»( * if ! k r il w ill lw i n * r n r n r i f r n . l r a v o f n l n il Min**« In iw ff« »in ( f i r i l u l k t ln* tim l« rfU n ir ( m l h f 'i l l * nf».( f r e i l r e a l * l * * lit» lw**l *if H»> n K lIil* ( i l l * A l>l(V »1l l \ ( 4KHIIV Sm I r llor I o Ih r l*rm -» r its »»!•■»■ ut t tie rrtiy aniHHiner t lis l I the » n U r of C -«m lv S.JK-II.K th e I v m t r r a l k - I'n m a r v 1 • j | | j j L A W S O N ’S PH ARM ACY I O in itS r l'«»ililv am a - a n -lv la le tur •u l,|» < li-> ttie scltun *n ,t rr« t*» af>illv •<•» ft»# ««HJ# •upfMjrt W ). S m * i For Siiprrlntrndenl oi Public Inslruc lion To the Voter» ot Orsns« County. I h r r r liy nn»m jnoe th a t I nm n e « n d » l« te for It i r ottlce n l ( «»inly S o p e tln te n ilrn t n l Put>lte In ttru e lion lu •m v e .'.f <n»»elf. « o r-lrrl lu 'S e aelton >,f the ■ p p ra a rh ln f tlr 'rW * i» ik - prtn iarv I fe rì lh a l I sm uec o llarlv m ir«! (or t i l l . o l D r r h» e.1 i n * I kin at <iu»!l9eation. a n .l t,y r n ir r ie n r e In m t n . l r m r t i i of tm » ll » m l l» r * r »chnrJ». * m l In ilra lln s »»ill. Ir a f h r r » I,» n a lu r a lr n n p r r a m e n l am i tovr fu. O ir wur» »m l h r l» m ili« r .t r » U h the de r a d i on-i th e * e n r r » l d n n a m lt of Ih c other a o iu lr n t du rin g in » pfe»en l In c u m W lK T - I f e le ile d In Ih e orth-r Ih e r.lo e a lk in a l tn le rr» !» of Ih e o s in iy » i l l I r ut-un III» h e a rt, and I « I l i e m ir i.vue in e v r iy » n » I» I»- fa iih f.il 10 Ih e ir u . t lm|«ia<-il ) f M. K»«™. f o r S l a t e le g i s la t u r e I will I«- a candidate lur rr rUxlton lo llie Stair Ogivialure from Oranfe r.«jm> auhlect toltO-de ritinn of Ihe IVroorralic primary held April 30th liavinx lerved llie prm-ir id the rounl»»Tnr <uio term in till* uflhe give* lllr the Iw-neill of eXpCO ence a. a legitlntnr Slid ihe knowledge safulird hr 1tlia »ervlee gives me a heller opportunity lo work f,r rny mnaiiiuemur during another term in Ihe Ix-gialalure •-•»fit M il Tu the Urmravalic Vuler. 11/ ))range (Vainly I here!»» announce that I am a randidalr 1-rf.ar Ihe apprna. hlng prirnarv for mrinter of ihe legitii>p lur» frurn ihk» ihk. irainl irainl» If etc Ini I will rrpeearni tur» yiiu ahly and h.airatly yuu h.airvt . and will endeavor in rriurn lo ywi a rerun! lhal wdi me«l wilh rnur' henrtjr he approval Reapertfullv, C rnaug r n x . ]■ I• ur k e p re v e iita ltv e In ih e I r g i i l . l u r r rate --f l l u r i d . f-ir O rnn gr iv e in ly I wt.h in announce in Ihe vntrre -*f Orange ih n t I w ill hr a la n d a la le lur Ih r -ifli.e uf ( « u h |e ri |n Ih r p rlh ia ry 1111»-held A |iril SlVlli 1U I2 A m t plwlge m yvelf ( lo c a r r y nu l ih r I« » w ithnu t f r a i ur favor lu any une. and spécial privilège« in none. 1 r e ip e r if u llr a ïk your aupport Re»p«ctfuMy. of ih e »1 A Kt «Gl*ft-a c.wn-.y fur ih e ia k tir » u ilr . SlierirfI fur Ihe «akt>r»llll frivra Kim » ! « > MntMljr«nfirdgd U t Tor y boor Toilet Article, an.I Sundries f or County S ch o o l Board Having ,g M-rvoi onf (rrm ai • fnrmlrr of ihe County School lk>ard I »lithe a candidala (or realee!km 10 the ofhea from Dillrict No 2. D. L Tlassali For County Ju d g e For S t o l e A tto rn ey I heieliv anmainrrmy condkinry Ini reelmliun to ihr Hrnv. raliu Voter» of tbn Seventh ludiciil tu Ihe pnallkm ot County i.i-tgr uf Orange County Cirruli nl Florida: •uh-ret |n the deerskin ot Ihe Ifern'.'fut» p r i m a r y I hereliy announce that I am a candidate for rr in he held on April 1" 002 npiiuiiilinrnt a. Slate Attorney for the Seventh VViiJMH Maro» Judicial Circull o( Florida, »utijecl lo the action of the Democratic ptimariea In April. 1012. I htfvby unoounr*» « ron*1l«liilr fnr rrYini have honored me »lib tola oflier and I h»v. «l#l«ilnlmrnl fo Ihe i»fTU*p of lii«ltf«*of ih#* Criminal endeavored lo deearve your confidence In me bv r«Min of Hm(|tJ utlijn ( to the mllan *»/itir |>nr>*i- doing my duly to ihe be»l of my ability rfulW* )*nmary II reappointed. I pledge you lo do all in mv T iNt'ffcrt W AFliiW lower lo uphold law and order In 'our dmill alii, prejudice to none and with falrne»» 10 all TVanklng you for past klndnr*« I rnpertfulli F o r Clerk Circuit Court a«k y.ajr tupi«irl again I announce mv landkiacv (nr ihr tanilmn of (orp. C Joere Clerk of the Circuit Court of Orange cuunty »ubjrct Slate Altorney lo Ihf derilion nf Ihe IVrnixvallc primary in tie held on Ai*ll 10, I9I2 Having »rrvnl the count F o r Tax Assr&aor in Ihlt capoillr fur a nuintwr ut year» I again at { I announce my candidacy for re-elecimn to ihr for Ihe auflrnge ut Ihr iieuple My pa.l retnrd U ofHeecifTa* A»«e««ur of Orange munty lutijra iio my l»-«i recoinmend »linn Ihe decision of Ihe lV-m,*v »IV- primary lo he field It M Rtiel»*»» on April .ton, 1912 A »rrr * llt-rr For lu « C ollrd to r 1 herrtiy nut,mime myself a« a candidate for For County Commlsalonrr ie of T re e lection lo Ih e ofh.e Ta « Coftrs-lm of O range j I w l l l l e a t a n d k la l. f,c ,e r i m i m i lo the offler (bounty, «ut.irt«« the Drrruvralk- I'runary. [ of County Commits»,nn of Orange ( Vainly subject |elected I pledge In >ou thy (ailhful servire at I 10 Ihe decision of Ihr IVinneraIk- 1'iimtry bald j have endeavored lo give In the past. April 30th. 1012 Kulai Wotcrvrr I * » * ' I • ( •\ f' . L * *. , rC ^ .* . ’ ,_____________________■ ''y • . - *-* - -V ♦• * •* h i& A A îtatk ld ii: H« iti î �.\‘wwr7<' I , ''*• ' ■. . *v . ■ " ■1 IM E SANTORO HERALD _■_______■■ purposes For THE SAIVfORD HERALD commercial wonderful spineless cactut. Publish«! t *»«7 Tu«*l«r *i>J Friday Morning By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY. Editor W. M. MAVNtt. Bu»ln»*s Manager Subscription t’rlct. 12 OO • Year In Advance “r * Delivered In the City Dt carrier <2.00 per year In advanca or 20c per month. Payments In advance must be made at office. • -• Entered •• aecood-cleat mall matter August 22nd 1908. at the Postoffice at Sanford. Florida, under An of March 3rd. 1879 Office in Herald Buildout Telephone No I4t\ Do we get thut new tourist/ hotel or do we stay in the agricultural village clnssT trm Frank Clurk Iscertninly getting n bunch of free advertising from his opponents. The county commissioners of Osceola county ore wlde-awnke and they are aid­ ing materially in the development of the county by subscribing for eight hundred copies of the Kissimmee Valley Gazette, to be mailed weekly to homeseekers throughout the United States. f , According to n few pin headed people in Sanford, The Herald has been a bunch of hot sir advocating Impossible Improve­ ments. Yet in the next two years we will have thol tourist hotel and an electric line from Sanford to the beach. We may alao mention that The Herald has invest­ ed more money in Sanford in three years than the P. H. have in twenty. Heard a man say the other day, speak­ ing of a certain Florida town: "I guess It's not much of a (Own. I've seen its newspaper* and they’re bum." By no other Institution Is u community so sure­ ly—and so frequently sized up as by (he newspa|>er sent out fforn ¡1. which falls into the bunds of many who form from Its make-up and general character (heir Imivession of the place of It« publica­ tion— Liikrlnnd Telegram limnnce. hia which Was to produce eighty ton» of furore per acre was known and cultivated its Tnnipn as well as various parts of Europe before he discovered it. Besides nothing ling yet been invented or creoted that will eat it And it may be tafely taken for (ffhnled that our wonderful thinits sold In his name are just as valueless. Don’t buy any stock or goods sold or offered for sulc by the Burbank syndicate—at least noi more than n quarter's worth ut any one time— Tampa Times. DDR CASHING FACIUKY For years The Herald has pullc I for a canning factory for Sanford where nil (he surplus of our many crops could he utilized making rnency for growers, man ufacturer and consumer. There are more tomatoes used by the people of Florida than any other stale in the union taking the population In consideration. These tomatoes are ship ped here from Baltimore and other large cities. Every year there ore hundreds of bushels of tomatoes left In the field here at Sanford that could be canned and attain a commercial value. There are by products from fruits and vegetables of all kinds to be used. A scientrst has discovered thnt u fin# «rndr of coffee con bo made from the (>eel of the orange. Another that flour can be mode from pMntoes and now comes a former New York chef who finds thnt canXed celery has the famous asparagus tips hacked off (he menu curd. The pos.siblhHc» of » canning factory here operated upon n large scale are unlimited. Will you let this glorious opportunity slip hyT tlir Hr At I’ROHt t M t'HRtll VIII Those who sit in high places, far re ► moved from the sweut and toil of the Helds, hove suddenly tiilil a Torewarniint of what tuny hnp|>eii stioul I the hand of the liusbundman tie stuved With (he startling admonitions of James J Hill and others, who s|K*ak with the voire of authority, that unless we [iroducr m*ifr Braxton Bencham will win the nomina­ we shall not he able to cat. falling upon tion for Congress at l-nrge There ore long indifferent ears, the city (sipuhicc many and various reasons tor believing finds that K is facing not only the reulliy that he will be successful, the main one of the high mist of living, hot also the being that everywhere Mr Bcachum g'*es s(>rcler of not being able to live at all and expounds his principles he makes As a result of tins fear we ft ml federal fneiuU and votes. He Is a .plum man and state goveriunouts anil railway uud and represents the plum people and Ins steamship companies turned philuiitlirup success in business slumps him as n man 1st The farmer * mail is flooded wilt* of business principle* uud methods The bulletins and circulars of advice drill affairs of the stale will be safe In the onstrnlioii trains, comprehensively fitted h.stuls of n successful business man The up. truvrrse the country, affording free days of the orator and politician are (Mist vie«** and free lectures at every stop and the |>enple lire thinking for them All these aids, however. Iiavr to dp en­ selves, therefore their thoughts turn to tirely with the problem o! produr lion, such a man as Kraxtnn Bearham and the burden of the ndvire is how to grow more to (tie acre in order that those HtlW TOR BAST BALI In the Reportrr-Slur of Thursday Is an who live in the cities may not starve article calling upon (tic enthusiastic fans But (he former is concerned with an vn of (tint city to r illy around (he umpire tirely different problem How to gel a and organize a hall team for tins season living (indit from theresultsof Ids arduous This is go*mJ advice, for the lining days of loll, is the queMioll of most interest to summer will toon tie upon us. unit it we Inm. mnl unifier federal mu state can t have ii (mil game with OtJmido life authorities mo railway demoiis|rators To will nut be worth living. Sanford tins al­ have undeitaken to solve it for him ready organized and unless we con play be sure, greater yields cheapen the cost Orlando there would he no use In organ­ of production; but it so happens that izing at all. A game between Sunford whenever the producer grows n lug crop snd Orlando excites more enthusiasm the price goes dtrWn. and the only person than the big league series and we im­ benefited Is the consumer Therefore, plore the good (leoplc of Orlando to organ­ while the farmers welcomes nil outside ize n team. The Sunford management suggestions intended to increase his crop« will aniline «lie players to borne txiys as i and lighten his lal»>rs. tie is more vitally mu* ti as (aiisihl«, iii order to cut rxjwnses concerned with getting Ills share ol tlit and also la-cause a borne team arouses dollar _ pone the outbreak of a French revolution In this country, cannot permanently avert it.. To do lh«l we must have also the re­ call of jury verdicts und other legal for­ mulae that stand in the way of the public getting just what it wonts pre­ cisely when it wants it. •V v ANOTHER TAKE Luther Burbank, the advertised and alleged wizard of horticulture, has sold out all his creations to a couple of Cali­ fornia men who will syndicate and ad­ vertise and set up v confidence game nation wide in its scope. Any warning agninxt the scheme will be useless. The public, or enough of them to make the enterprise pay cannot be dissuaded from throwing tbclr money away on the re­ ported wonder* advertised as "Burbank Creation." They ate worthless for all 11 sir ruR Mtt KrcAi i The American pen pi r ns u whole TinIr to break in upon the sacred privileges of the ermined robed judges who have the last word in the most important court cases. The recall hat been discussed from every ungle and there were many who did not favor the recall of judges, but the recent decision regarding tile Beef Trust lias upset most of our cherished idols regarding Ihc judiciary. One of the lessons to be deducted from the outcome of the (lackers' tflol nt Chi­ cago is thnt an imperative necessity rxIsts for nppl)ing (lie recall to all unsatis­ factory Jury decisions The acquittal of the beef trust magnates lias been re­ ceived everywhere with disappointment. If the question were today put to a vote before the people of Chicago or Illinois or the United States, there it little doubt thnt the verdict of the Chicago jurymen would be upsctT Then what more need be satdT No man who It in his full senses or who is not completely steeped in nlornl obliquity will assert (hat a fossilized judge is any better than twelve fossilized farmers, clerks, or small merchants gath­ ered together on a jury. If a man is guil­ ty, the fact that twelve men say he la in­ nocent cannot make him Innocent, and any low that permits such n travesty of Justice should be immediately repealed. It is true thnt bribing twelve Jurymen may be a little more diffi* ult than buying up a single Judge, but there is nothing the predatory interests cannot do if they set their hearts upon iL The recall of judicial decisions, while certain to post- * n, m* I DISTRIBUTORS FOR > 1 »J* Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathusliek “Crown” .Story &. Clark Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and - Fisch er Vegetable Movrmont Last Week The movements of vegetables ftom Sun ford during the week have been fairly a c ­ tive with the price tirni and showing n slight odvunce over the previous week. There will be 100 cars more of celery to move und a small qunntity of lettuce. Irish potatoes will begin to move (his week in carloads and arc now being con­ tractor! for nt from $4 to $5 (>er barrel net in Sanford This movement is reported to be two weeks in udvunce of Hastings. The movements of celery for the week were os follows . Bays Carloads Monduy »13 Tuesday . . . . . . . 25 Wednesday................................ ...2 6 Thursday......... . . . A ....................................... *7 Fridny ........... .......... 23 Saturday . . . . . . . . . 17 US' A N AND The Autopiano Total .....................................................121 The price uveraged close to $2 per crate. One carload of lettuce moved and readily I -------- — ■' — - i brought $1 50 per hamper. Beets brought $2 per crutc. the shipments uinounting to S c n d f o r C a t a l o g u e s , P r i é e s and Terms« 304 crates. Cabbages were steady nt $4 per crate. 317 erntes being moved nt this (vice. The income to the growers for the seek amounted to $04,849 The ncrengu to potatoes is quite large us is also the tomato acreage C.icumbJ A C K S O N V IL L E FLORIDA bers and beans arc doing well and squash will be ready to move in n short time. Peppers ore now being set in (he field. Strawberries ore ntftming fast hut the lo­ cal market takes the entire output. Some w w yM w w w w w v w y w w y yyyyyyyy\vyyyyyyyyw wwswwwyyHwt fields of onions look good and one planter D R O P IN will (Hit in something like twenty live acres at 55 cents [>er prek. sweet |Kitntoes «mi Kf ut im t nr*1 selling at 75 cents per !«•* k — Tilliesia liti« il i S a lii • i I«risia foi sait « Union k. f r i in ^ i<> % . will n r t f f h«* • I hr Baby Show «s quirr tut It » The management of tli^linpen il thea­ t U l II I t \ <H «1*1 tre tins just dosed arrangement* will* the q u ii k a «h . p l r q»r 111• \ Dixie Amusement Co., to have the Baby benefit Show here in Sanford I Ills eitlertalliiuel'.l has hern ultra* ting MOW A Kl» l i r . i l o li wale Uttelitliill lIlliMlghout lias part of the ^ f 11f f ’ I . -I •u stale, and Is a decided noveliy F.xpett photographers will eaiivas the entire city ami pholngt.iph all the tialnes. nml st'hiHil children free of charge I.lie ! pi* lures will sliuw t,ii ila- tag .iirtatn at ON E V E R Y S I D E the llieatte, tell feel i■i size Not a *1(11*1 will he missed Y O U ' L L fimi > i yt •-s rf ir - Ult n(U Beside Ilit- Irgiilal pii'tur* • the kndak 1 lie (iru r f II r j il 1Ty f fir -r ri.t »3 mail will * al*'h til*“ pn t o r e * of many of be |u*t wluIf tl * » f- •11 I 1* In »<n III«' grown up |ieuplr. at times when ill* > ».*ulh ( >« In yziul -«'It ari l *f* . . least expert it anil if I lie |»-riOii is i i i th e (alile supplì* * t * I i rrt s»* ® audience when In* snap shut pat ore ** live I Igld .it .’ it »'ll '•* * shown lie will be givrn n nice present solved (|ursti*'ii Many special attraction» will be added I P A Y C A S H m d bAVE M0Nλ every night, mnl the management | « * i i i ises the best entertainment ever giv^-n for the money in Sanf*>r>l • •» /t«» «in. In nddlimii U* the haliy and linuic folks s,ml ord t I f i r s t S tre e t pi* lures the eniiipuiiy tiring* its *|»-< *„| s iloisl. wit** sing* lllii'lrateil *<*ng* rat'll night I hey also show the tinrst motion pictures, direct service. The Dixie Amusement Co. comes here well recommended ns high-clnss entertainers. nml we wish them success here Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixitik I'Mie with latest improved Sanitary nuichinerv t very member of tile chorus which is 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 OROCM» pniriirmg for the concert, to 4k> given on S p o c l a l O r d e r s P il le d P r o m p tl y ____ _ the 23ml are org* d to he present at the practice «it ('outfort (»ittnge Saturday af­ Wc M itke ELvcrylliinj? Known to tItr I u'R ternoon nt 3<i<l**t*. sh.np [Z 1 John A. Cunningham P e o p l e s Cash Grocery S P E N C E R’S RHONE 10G. more enthusiasm. MAKE A 8 1AICMC VI Last week we published an article from the Oviedo A Ivatice calling for a state­ ment from the County Executive Com­ mittee regarding the expenses of conduct­ ing a primary election. Since (tut time several candidates and other parties interested ti.iv« coins for­ ward to discuss the matter ami all of them agree (hat the assessments are rather high for the octtul cost of a prirairy. To set nt rc»l all minors concerning the cost of a primary I h c Herald asks the secretary of the Orango Cqunty Executive Committee to render a statement imme­ diately after the first primary, in order that some idea of the expense entailed by a primary can be formed. « A glance at the assessments of the var­ ious ctfunly candidates will convince any one that the primary is rather a costly affair, and with an itemized statement may be some economy can be practiced. Aprtl ’■■ l1 —■ BAKERY NO 111 RAl\K WhHR Card of th an k s To all who si kindly nssMtrd us in the ast sod illness of our buhy hoy. Thomas Arthur. Jr., nml far (lie unity beautiful florul offerings wc wisli to express our heartfelt thank* Mk anu Mks T. A Niw l a s . am* T amili . PRACTICAL ’S i•*,rn c r M a in and M o n ro e, J a c k s o n v ille Mr.m* h >' ' ' f * *RI.ATE- j s> stem of Business C olleges in the W o r ld —2V \ c .i'Our pianos ure now on sulc und must nil be sold by the 20th . J A. Hryun Plano Co.. S lo n e & Gove block S t a t e A g rn ts for Mullet & Davis pianos Shore Cropper Wanted a reliable man to shore crop on the Sanford Fnrrn the best imjiroved and equipped 6 acre farm In Sanford, city limits, must have money for your share of crop otherwise don't write. Address E. Vuleille Sanford Post office. flO-ltp Our piano» are now for sale and m u tt all be sold by th e 2 0 th . J . A. B ryan Plano Co. Stone-Gove block. S t a t t A gents for Mallet & Davis Pianos. M o re than 100 h ig h -g ra d e in s t n u t *«r - graduates Our pianos must all be B ryan Plano 8 t a t a Agents . are n o y for sale ond sold by the 20th . J . A. Co.. Stone-Goye b lo c k . for H aliti i Davis pianos. 1 *n’ r*lt,} to .secure g ra du a te s P O S IT IO N S o r R K F l ’ N P M« »M ’-' hy ttjore F lo rid a and G eorgia B an ke rs and other h ii'U io * ',!,fn’ i. A l. I . O T H E R F 'lo ritla and G eorgia business college' annhinc ulso teach B Y M A I L . Catalogue C a talog u e F R E E . r*. A. H. JAMES. Manager. CAR „ ______________ FOR -____ t Jacksonville, r * SALE 1911 Owen Automobile. Demonstration by A p p o in tm en t. O w n er Going North- BARREL f ACI0RY NOW OPEN P la c e your p o ta t o barrel o r d e r s at o n ce t o Insure deliveries when w a n t ­ ed. H. It. Deane, Ouk Ave and Tirsi S t. Phone 2 3 5 . • ' 59 tf * rv’ N O R M A N D c F O R E S T , S a n f o r d , Florid* For Engraved Cards See The Bei .. y -, • ' ’ ( I-*-.“ * - ' » « , ■' , i , �~.~2& IMt SANFORD MCRALO I 'VikI«*. t/ir Tunrr Oriundo '( - idte treasurer Mr* W W -Abernathy. l»n» entilin' repair* Sun Inni Machine ! ,nu<Jt* her financial report ol receipt» und disbursrne.it» of money for Ihe tirsi 4 Garage (V. fn-th-il ■pinner* ending March Ihe payment of A penulty will *.r a tta c h e d In ali la * mutilili) due« by thr members were rec» not paid on or before April I5 lh .t-ivrd Aller the business of the meet­ , l-l c ing ol the meeting bad been attended to I In* l ii i lr I 11> Hi hum Ini v finillitlll 11«»v* i• the election of delegates to attend the Born—To Mr. nitd Mr* li H Ktolrr a |the lutili rosi ol living Unl> Slim ¡»r anmial m in in g .if the society which will boy. week fur tile line«! laid«- (»lord 111 the I II) ‘ .olisene m lampa ih May then took To-morrow is (he lusi day you rmi r«**i- j ‘*r ** I’urkrr j place Alt- Il II < hn|>|m*II was chosen Igtrr and vole If yon want a SNA I' I Have two tine I delegate Mrs Vy V> Abernathy alternale See There will be an interesting [rroytrntn ni ,|clty lo ts at u sa c r if ic e bargain I Mr» M A Mini umilili delegale. Mrs II me quick R II M arks t>TI it the Imperial tonitiht. A I'erry win. Mill allenii the meeting us Be prêtent at the "Kick Off' at the Stur | Sliiltloll » will nnl go a way tin* «umhit-f a visitor was given the privileges of a Ml ll Theatre Sunday nitiht. delegate, by the xoclriy After the an ­ Have you tried the Stmne IhuixeT lib nouncement» by AJrs I’erry the third Mr. Friend E. Hoyt I» n friend of ilie | und Palmetto If nui get a uieiil lukci vice president who bus charge of thut boy». Hear him Sundny niiihi | depurimeli! of ihe meeting next Tuesday HU M. S. Nelson leit this week for Uinurk. Oik pianos are now for sale and afternoon, nf the Study Circle, ul the 111., on a two week* business trip must all be sold by the 20lli .1 A Bryan residence of Mrs AV E. Householder. Mrs Every Man in Sanford should licnr Mr Plano Co. S to n e Cove Block. S l a t e Al A Mlot. fourth vice president iu charge George E Moody nt the Star Theatre Sun- I Agents for Mullet! & Odvls PI.nips II of ttir* social service department of the day afternoon. 'I . »oc’ety. announced that the social meet­ ( .e l yinir room .it S titin»o « Tl"> I) lit. i^ M iu Hcssio Tyner is visiting her sister. ing would lie held the fourth fucsrluy Street C i,| if Mrs. R. J . Holly, after spendiiiti a month ; afternoon at the residence Mrs Claude Auloes and carriage painting u Un­ on the East Coast. llcrndoii I lu re being no furtlier busiderwood's. f irsi class work fri- 3-lf ness the meeting adjourned . Mr. Frank F. Fitch will address n mass A penally will he u t t a c h r d t o olltnxmeeting of ladies at the Methodist church General Grant Dead c s not paid on or b efo re April 15th Sunday afternoon. 'v a OKTAL U R spring H ats are now O ready for your inspecdon. 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. General Frederick Dent Grant died in New York lar.t night. He had been in Florida for the |msl two weeks for his health, having lieen a sutb rer from diaIx-tcs (or some time Generul Grant wni the eldest »on of General U S Grant, and wi i s m thr civil war with his illustrious parent Afterward he attended West For n good lahle and home cooking come A full supply of Dr. Livingston s Root and Herb Remedies will be found nt the lo the Sirrini*l|n|el for your ineol« Kales $•> |xtr week 2-4-tf Wm. Aldridge dnig store A penalty will be ultuclted lo all tax Mr. Marcus C. Fogg presents ihe Social Service" features of the Men and Kr c * n o * Puid on or b efo re April 15th ligion program next week. I Nice furnish. I room- at Stiunun'*.' 315 Rex I’uckurd. on the West si.lr, lias ^ fomdi street i.l tf some fine Sweet fxituto plants—mid now H u e a n d Iw o h o rs , w a g o n s w i l l , c e le r y is the time— to plant them flared «..Ir ImmIu' s al Underwood - fri-7 (f ; , <Blk , m r , ,hr w « , w ith I lie men are arrTtu'gmg lot r Inn. he m w ifli lb J (. V fin itile .1 M ir •r k Sn ul» »r»I Il Ali «im i- .1 h i - . o cluni- s. Garagi l i All l o c a l Advertisement* In d e r this Mendln« 1b re r Gmt s a t Inn I ach Issue - i» Io n * ii ol I lie • / ■AM A itis i. C h il i w i l l lie g i t e l i a l (lie A n ■I I I . .1111111 A ln ii.la y e v e n in g A p r .I 2 2 . a l H. i.v Ml I a k. I* t'<< VNhilf I h m ie l t li.m ih f f S o u Oak Sun W a ln it l b i n i P o n i . R .« k e r - S l m il i li r ( h r s l . U ls li I o l h o i i n l ll h i e f l u i t i * ' 1 »II S i..« « - G . is n lt l ie - » lo w A v o i . i i - i e i l ' a r | « - t l ' u n li H . i m i t i '« k VV I « * I l l c i l e l . s p i v i - , ll ilh y G o - C i lll l l l l l l l . l l R .« m i C h a n « l . u in p « . D is ile « in n i I * » . k in g Itili plano* are non tot sale and I i r . . » i l » AVbi e |h . il lo w l ’ u » l. C .-ill I j o h l e i .1 A. I I It t i lo ..! « o f a ll k i i . i l « Don't lull lo bear lb George I Mans- ! m rsl all br soli) h> lite 20'h t i l I t '»Ilot I I I Sixth Street Ii3 il dry un l’Im o Co.. Strine -Govr bkrr.k com ul Ilir Mrlh.Hlist church next lues (4>f»i $1 j ■lay night Ul II, h im .un Ilo» pi-l gone lo S i a l e Agents lui Malie! h Davis l’Ianns I.n n t 'h l" S IM M * \f»r Nul» Nr.ifl) iifv» l'fu t* S 1'* Mr* I.M*| SVNllf I / Allunili allcr a iim-t succe»»liil pa-mi.it.i S r in f o r 't - i i Il K » h v . m Jacksonville V\«*tit ri K r p o r t I,, Hop 0 My Tliumb. the Chinumaii. who hss been conducting a laundry in thr Clark building, hat made enough money to go back to China and become n Man­ darin. Hi* successor. Wun Lung, will car­ ry on the business of getting all the mon­ ey he can and spendirg nothing, until lie. loo, can carry a bunch uf good American money back to China N O T I G E l — From The While Sewing Machine Co. To all persons who have bought, or have controcted to buy White Sewing Machines, Delivered, or to be de­ livered by E. E. White; pay no more mon­ ey (o said E. E. While nor deliver to him ■ny Machines placed on trial. All accounls. contrai ls and Mnchluaa out-stand­ ing are In the hands of Dickinson L Dick­ inson. Attorneys, who will receive pay­ ment or the return of machines where de­ sired. W u m Srwixc MxcttiNr Co I lie Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine Is Garage Co. for vulcanising fn-48-tf \\ il II I V i I J*rlH > * •I II « f f tlf | |i -*t •'• I 1 • «l*» ** I ' if k ( •Mi 1 t I l l M t t‘ lt (if I .»Il III f **» '« lU " lll’ f ll^ lttk ilM .l flM IIII** S i - ' « »111• t Hl»»t «M1 .n l»-Mi.tM Il i I ** Il le r it l'o r F LO R ID A t i"t mis m * â 'ï j o c ô K V I!K Y M < ) 1 ) '| 'l a V s Ami LS î tu - r t* ;n l\ I" W w i t h ( >nl\ m a k i- H 1 I I j a few y u lll s r l t ’Cl i o n S K A S O N . c o iiip lftp m o rt* a m i lin e o f w ,- C a n + -r -î- < is n * < H iiH i n u l v ï f fJ. i + -y V IT iu ip s .$1 511 ■>♦ f o lir li. »il-|| i.» a m i C o lo n ia l.s a i $-\ DU E . G. D U C K W O R T H I- V V I I- I T T K \i I t-!f|ilioiii- No «>ï* S a n fo rd l ' t o n ila •+ V V + v <•<* <* V V + V v V v v <• y ++ +++V+ + + + + + + + VŸ > *t*■<*♦<•*> «i f or Kriu-.ViDoiii colmar 1212 Purk Avi* S 12 f>il incliHÜnil wnirr (ì W SI n*licer ftO-lf Kor .Suie—«Swfri PolMlD Knl Pr.fvnleii. h«*if kind 1 1 *id |M*r (fimi «nul Ket Pm kiint Kon ir i •*r ptionr IMJ j M) f f< I o trot g ..-l » il III- >l, I tl I «»n fiM tlIiN lo f h » n i* r k e e p in g If I I 11*f <»f l'r lt h $ IM» |M'f I ] *- i I el a It All* ti lor Sale A tr.nt of iitxiot I . It MJ acre* ..ri the St Jol.ii* rnei Sulphur water well* ..m be lia.I .ai .11 Hu» pihix-rty $|j |»-i acre term» K H Osteen, ttstee'n, flu 5H Hie for Sah-— A n y o n e wunling Inirgaiii in bist class celery farm address -Owner" in caren i Meritili Office 57 jf For Sale- I wo ..I my (lor truck farms { j r v , |(,,,f,,ril 57-if Irti acrv« id gissi luti.) lor salt- at a bargain 1 tirce acr.-s chaired and crtipj»*d lust st-asou All under fence. Near loading sianoti on traction line Almost given owni Particular» at Herald Oliice For Sale- • acre farm, twenty Ix-aring the planets an I the E.trill »uch an event is .'jilted !iy u«tmnnniers un occol itimi orange tret « ill |h-iii-Ii ire«-», also very huge Ix-nrmg (» at trees, tii.xlreti 5 r.xiin Fin- planet Venn», now a bright morning cottage, fi.a.i and hack porche», facet stnt will lx- ocrul.itnl April lfit Ii Thr on­ »outli Golden l.-.kc I tniU-s south east of ly portion nf the Unitetl State» where this I Sanford; 5 minutes walk til -tweet rmlevent will he visible 1» Florida cast of I wny. also Ovei.lo railroad Fipe drinking „ . . . . . . . . water g.««l bathing, fishing and swim tiling Also ID acre tract of the very the ev rn l may t>e witm-ssed in the day best celery and lettuce land, well locutrd. time The Moon otul Vrmls will lx* on 'A mile west Cumeron City, less than a tile meridian due »outlt about III n ni.. quarter ol mile from Sanford ‘traction cnrline. Land ha» u gentle slo|x- from and about two and one-hnlf hours later North to Soutli End. so there will never the occulation will begin 1 l»e any dnnger of waired land. Guaran­ teed lo get flowing wells on land. Rca, suitable price.¿rttttl term* to »uit AdM issionary Meeting |dress Ixtx 1127 City 2-tf5 The Woman's Missionary society of the W. II Underw.Hxl now has a first class Meth.xlist church, held their regular busi­ horse slioer and hlackstnitli and can ness meeting Tuesduy afternoon, in the |gu^rantee all work of this nature Your church. The devotional -txrrcisea were home* can lie assureil of the bekt kind led by the president a t ‘ the society Mrs i of work In this line S«-e Underwood when your hor»e need» »hoes. 15-tf II. Ii. Chappell Reports from the sev eral 1 . (Village for Rent-wDI I Park avenue vice presidents of the progf,-», of the Alt(lrp„ |fcix fl 13. City It tf work of the., departments we r e mode f()f s „ lc_ Shuw Cll„ loxh ()(nwrl I1M, also u retxjrt fruit the manager of die , loll My|e h,,«. cmdnion Particulars at 54 tf Herald office baby roll B É É ttM É É É ttis Ir é n ô t r r ■> ++ + ■> + • I l,p »\ • Ml» '• U N . * I» t l i t t - v ■;■ c I 11 (. Mill»- i|lli k t li» .tp F •»» I nuli - -i--s* 4- -5--»-'f"-yv -!■ ->-¡- s* ■!*-y•!•+•!•-v- *:-<■•>-e 4* j* •>-I*v v v v v ÿ ^ v -j. v .y .y <■g. ^ -y■>-i- v -y y g. Ï+ 1*11 Dr Oliver J Miller has i!rc|ile>l lo re h l i t . n m . i • v I »n tes H r I» il v * l i k e * In i mum in Siinfor-I and will m.at. I • h * i l i |Ti' •«i r n I in lu xx t« *H o l I î jr • i » 1i v ,n i with Dr. N De V Howard m lid- Al t, I l i r . e N H I» ,t r u e r .« 11«I l> I I h»»i*h» r block Dr Miller is ho slrangeT m Son ford. Ituvmg »fx-nt Ins btiyh.««! .lay- line Promlnriil Hanker liete For the paki several years he hus heen u A*' S W i l l i a m uf A t l a n t a w a s in t he surgeon in the U S Navy ci t y for s e v e r a l ho ur s y e s t e r d a y l. -oking Sunday ufternoon Mr "Sp«-ck Cuinphrll i d l e r Ins i.iti-n-st h e r e Mr W i l l i a m is took a party of friends in his large turn­ h e a d of t he W i t l n n u h u n k s , t h e P e o p l e » ing car to Sanford. They hud dinner at II.ink here tx-mg one of the cintili There the Sanford House returning try moonlight are four of thc-m nt Orange county Mr Those in the party were. Mrs C. II Camp­ W'.itiain was agr«-eahly surprised nt Sun bell, Mrs Cochrane, Misses Irene Campbell. lord » growtli and business conditions Annie Davis, and Crystul Davis and Messrs Billy Beardail, and Jerome W ildemun — fc.llpsr o f Moon De Land Supplement. When lite moon iKtsses between any of . ;- SANFORD A Ml III t«• III 1•1 ii*r- i ••»•Il pti >ink lMI»l Mu«! Iih\»* »oo- to lir«> ni ^ i (if* >fil Mi (tlf»» ihollHilllil -L'lLifk i •«> vat.fk t i.M«1 -:- + 1»i ) llll«* Appl> i«v Iriin 11<11 Tt 1 J It kMlHV ill» \In 2 «P <' * 1 ni N.i Ip 1*.»■**•Istit «‘Itkpll« 1 il I* <r i \ppi » P» |»-l * St|,. Il-.l V + «I -el 4*t|. Ill l»»li Î l ». 1' l p ' 1111k' 1 ' • S .iiilonl ai . lii||s il ) I « l i t i l l i l S ri f I l f I î Ila- Sev-mg t n. le ■11■I noi Il io- ! i n irgular meeting llmr-.lMV evening m .. M i l l o n W ill S ( Ir a k count of the weuther I lie> will ui.-l il li M ilit ili v* 111 iiitiin *» N t tir II«. i. the residence ol Mrs Itennr lornei next |M*oplc «»I «Smilonl lomorrow inulti ut i l.r Thursday evening »(ini«! ni from of thv Mernl 1 oilier Mr Prof. N. J . Perkins tins kindly co risen tei I Milton i* rnmiiilnlr f«»r Governor to give the explanatory notes accompa­ nying the fine slides, loulird I»> (lie Play Oralh of .liidjtr Throshrr ground Assix-lalion. of America to the l lutili» \) u I hrn«h»*r nf l>,nlr( iiv «lini WrLaka Club, for to night, and winch will m f i l n l i o f i l e I il n I f l i g h t H r M il» m H I be sliowu at the lm|M-rlal k n o M n in *Sil 11 f «*r • I V%l i r r r h r * IMC»*«1 In n Clothier and Men’s Furnisher San ! fo n i ••It int \ <.rinik'* ("«• R o h lill. - Nett T(■«•kalis> «»ruing Aft-n ■. - f. oi-. 1. 1. lot church llniii.ee« .re pm lit ill oly - ml etl WANTS A iiliu .il "Û In d i •ms m the West 1 lie l o - i * - We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? Wanted—Five hundred more Sanford Home like ..ml gi»»l ic...mri|.»lali<ui-ni JM- « u t tuignillrt generai m Ito- bpnnisli men to lino up on the Men und Religion Stilinoli »: I l i I fourth street >.| if A m e n e . m « m , and wa« np|»imie.| Major Forward Movement campaign. A penally will he a t t a c h e d lo ull lux General uf ihe army Ile wus N2 yrars of age nt thè lime of E. I . McClung. of Jacksonville, was in e s nty paid on nr befo re April 15th the city yesterday, the guest nf Ins si-ter. Our pliinuä are now tor sale and Ins tienili an i Imd leilu must surfing lifr^ Mrs. C. H Dmgee, uf Sanford Heights illusi a I tie sold by th r 2<Mh .1 A idtliaugb nrvrf iis i Un«Iritili a ns Ins noled Nuiicc.—All pernotti having uecounis Bryan i;o stani- Goye block S l a t e , pari-m uguinst Hop Lee Loiindi) will pira-.- po­ Agents loi Mallet k Davis pianos It sent same before Monday .April I uh I I i Ilo I i.lie« of do* episcopal clinrfti w.ll Will Watson cir. ulateil among lo- v.ii . hoi-1 I It.-ir I I«Iif Sale on sniiir.lnv A|ail ford friends several ilayn ■I ilo- «..->* I I I '* I * .it Ilie -(. a I ret «-ni 1y . mi *pie.I I. y He is n o w making Jacksonville liea.l.pi.ir I I VS .«»Itoli » «hot- »ime or,ir I if»l Vi 1er» IlotliiI It.ink I here will be a ImmiiIi ii I if k Iit » g>-«l- .uni a «pi.mlity ol «.dad«, file good muso .il the New si u I he., ire ii one ol die best altracllous Go •v limile made Ulead I oke» I indy linked ery night and enjoy the picture* and the l,<,an« **•* remly for Sunday dinner S.i |t* '«Oil Ilo I -. lei t w11 11 y>>ii lik. tie«! music will I-t-ii al I III re ii I !... K ». * ft William Wakellehl lell W.--lue-«|.i > t.»t Ills home m Kentucky after -(»n.lmg the N,lni> your |«i«lin«- t - I. VV lml> \ ! . . winter heir liMikmg alter hi» laniimg m lampa, flu VAill«-lliem foi -lcn.il In if terrst* A penalty will hr al t ached I o all la s Mis t««-«. A l».(..nes h... lemme I «»aid on o r hefore April I'.tli I • I • • I ' I I I 11 X» I if home from ila- iiiooiil.im» of V a ili i no il* < •Ii S o l.,.. \ V.» -Ima. where -lie ho» «fieni aevet t. oemth- I . l m ' ». I * i * t l l i t r l I •1 I? for tfir benefit ol her lieahtl V\ r «ri* |iiip | H i I tit» It,unlit- y.Htf r«*|»inr m- «*< «‘»juipjMi! 4 14 MILKS SOUTH OF SANFORD ...T h e ... —- A lt a m ** o n t e i i ' t »■ 1 * r k.slr | try • f lir t MN f lr n i ila ( )f a n | • p •*• s i.il ail s»t H t r u li If r * fr* f u r t f i t»f —------------------------------------------------ «HO I. r ' ,t| |t.s ifs AI Bl -ALIM t 1 « o a m r t n .l » r o u e hr»» I m s N nrst w « i » i tup|>l> A u ’« Irtl w in •r h n flir Hoi» •»•!» m « l «re u l Al 1AMONTL SPRINGS FLORIDA M i f m ill r it l l«w an«»n on r u l f r b r l w t t n lake« 10 a. ra I ’ kiks m m l in r n p lf t r (i VV t. HATES 6c S 0\ . P ro p s. ■ -■ BEST CHEAPEST IDEAL FERTILIZERS AS GOOD AS T H E N A M E LOCAL H </ AGENT MAXWELL. MANAGER SANFORD. BRANCH Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA. A * * * * * * w >*» » » » * w » \* A * v * * w * * * * A » » * * * * » * » * * * x s x » m * a s » » x x s a » » s »%4 1 * �o iy y . '@ •: I Irnlly T « won’t fool a «econd long **r ^ ,rt> >ou t**; ® Ihol "*dp, Tim. L e t * pull!" And th♦»>■ did pull. but. bv \pxv. they couldti t ral*«* him "Queerest go I ever rce." Tim oFJfre RBBffiS • FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT 5r,ILLUSTRATIONS AT KA/m feits c a ^ m /G s r r /& / n r a a a s j -A ffÆ # yijl c n w w r y E E U - 4. 8 Y N O P 8 I 8» dressed tho offlrora eagerly: "S'h elp mo," ho cried, his glance CHAP-1 K R L —RJehard IJrh tn u t, an American with an aiTactad Enatlsh ao- Impaling tho prisoner with scorn, “ I HtnL n t racalraa a praaent from a frtand In never eee this party before In tho ten China. year* I been In New Y o r k !" CHA IIA P T E I t IT.—d "Call for tho wagon, T im ," said Th# present prora* 0) ha a nalr of^PaJan Jam aa. A U ttar hint* of O 'K eefe ehortly. Indicating tho •urpi priaaa to lha w •phono. "T h e fool's going to glvo C H A P T E R IT !.—L lghtnot don* the paKnhoka Apartments, tell Jam a* and U ta at_t night. gat* up for a trouble. Hurry; let'« get him to tho amoka. HI* aarra ^ ___ »arrant. Janklna. coma* In them. and. failing to racognlte a t­ * tem pt* to put him o u t Think iba aar- t strc e L " ran i craay. Llghtnut c h a n g a » __ ________ Ho made e dlvo at tho flguro I d the Intending to aummon help Whan ha ra- ch air and Jerked him forward. tppaara Janktn* fall* on hta neck with Jop. confirming U g h tn u t* ball a f th a t ha B u t hla grip seemed to slip and he Fighting, Swearing and P r o te s tin g . only moved hla prisoner a few Inches. C H A P T E R fV .—Janklna t*tl* Llghtnnt He tried again with about tho somo gasped. “He ain't holding on to bothOf lh * ancounlrr he had with a hldaou* Ing. Is ho? And, O’Keefe, he fools result. Chinaman draaa ad In pajam a*. " O c t a move on. Tim ,” ho eald pant- big!" "P shaw , It’s not th at." tho other Ingly. "H o's bigger, somehow, than C H A P Tfcu V—In a maaaaga from hi* __ LJJLhtnu,t '• ho look*, and awful heavy; It'll tnko panted > "It's Just tho way bo's sitting. lo pul up *th« kid for th« nlftit on hi* . #* 9 n n r - T#on n unless Why, you can soo ho ain't so very torn* from co lleja t*rr U gh tnut of Ui. Oot up, isra xto n , U * a. L L a« ta Llghtnut big." llo nodded to Jen k in s nnd tho baauUful girl In black p ajam a* lft you want tho club! t La room. Help us, In tho Janitor. "Here, you two! Tho man settled solidly | can t you?" C IIA P T B jt V I.—U g h tn u t U ahockPd by depths of tb s chair. tha girl a drinking, amoklng and * langy And with ono mighty, united heave, "Club and bo h an g e d !" ho replied with a snap of his Jaw. "1 won’t go In they brought the loudly protesting old I CHAPTER VII—Bha tell* him har name 1 man to hi» feet rtn<l hold him there. I* Francis and punlr* him with a atory any dirty pollco wagon— that s tint! of har love for har ■later'* room-mate, Yon may take mo In a henr»o tlrst. O'Keefe faced me named France*. Neat morning tha girl 1 "Might be well to take a look • la rnlaatng and Ughtnut huirfea to Tha Got a cab or a taxi. If I have to go around, sir, and aeo If you -think of boat to aa« har off. — Ha t* accosted by with y o u !" * huakr college boy, who calta htm anything else he's stolen, before wo "Gamcjr old eport, nnyhow, by rkr v *• K A naa 'Dicky.** b iul lt ham h# do**not gaa tha g i f t ” J o r o ! " I thought with sudden admlr- tnko him off." C H A P T E R V II I —Ja c k B llllnra calta to "Good Idea. L lg h tn u t!" Old B ra x ­ Couldn't help It. dash It! •pand the n'ght with L lg h tn u t They dla- ntlon. ton stopped struggling nnd whirled corer prtcaalesa ruble* hidden In the but­ H eart Just went out to him. somehow ton* or the pajamaa. I gently-Interposed na O’Keefe pre­ his head toward me, his face alm ost black with rage "Hu. lit»' Why doli't C H A P T E R PC—Hilling* dona tha pa­ pared to lungo ngnln ja m a * and retires. you have mo search ed ? T h e re 's not 'T i l stand tho cab for him, officer. CHAPTER X —Ughtnut later dlacovar* I said with a smile. If your ruleB. u pocket In th ese damn p a ja m a s '" In hi* apartment a t»**fy p#rinn In mat* don't you know, or whatever It 1» ''A n 'th in g whatever, sir. w ell have ton-chop whtakrr* and wearing pajnuma him le.iv«, behind,'' mild <1 Kvi-lr J a n k l n a c a l l « t h o p o ll« -« . w h o t i n l a m (h o will allow." Intrudar to b * a criminal, called " F o x y "By J o v e ' " l don't know how I I added In a lowered vok«* Grandpa.’* ever managed to sny It Fact 1». t h i n g s "M ak e s It devilish easier for you. CHAPTEIt XT—The Intrnder declare* don’t you know, nnd avoid» such a Jol­ had Just suddenly »pun round before he la Ughtnut'« gueat and appeala to tha ly row. And—er —I want to n»k you me like a merry what's It» nutii««. For lattar In vain. I did rocogntxn soinelblng! l’he old C H A P T E R X I I —I I * la huatlad off to and your friend to accept from mo u fellow'H unnbnshed reference to pa- 1 little token of my appreciation " JAÜ. T h e pollcoman exchanged a glance Jumii* wna « lint brought It (o my u( Ain’t It enough that you're la thla teiitlon. with Tim and considered building and In thla gentleman a "H a *" O 'K eefe nodded 'T h e r e 1» "W e ll, sir,” he said, us to the cab. room» T" something' Ju»t sny the word, sir" of course If you’re a mind to want to "In hta room «!" exploded Foxy I looked helplessly at Jenklna nnd do that. It’s your own affair ’ Grandpa. "W hy. you lunkhead, this then I »nw that «if n sudden he recog He turned to hla companion gentleman will tell you 1 am hi» tilled them, too Ilia eyes rolled at " J u s t cancel that. T im ," he directed gueat!” He turned to me with a sort me understanding^’ '•(’all a four wheeler " of angry laugh What 1» It. a ir ” demanded ’T h u n k yoti, l.lghluut." pul In the "Tell him, Llghtnut." he raYpvd T h e law nvold man gratefully You have got u O'Keefe respectfully *Tr# had enough of th la !” grain of decency left, by George, alter qulres— “ The big policeman'» feature» ex ­ I unallowed bard It It n the pn n il!" panded In a grin, while Tim doubled Meantime. Jenklna »«» answering Jamas, ' I aald faintly forward on !n»tant. hi* blue girth The old rnsi'ul (tiere d a roar and my Inquiry wabbling with Internal appreciation ”1 don't believe, «!r you biiv,« « bit tried to get at me of the Foxy ono'a fucetlou»nenH; and "You ctlld blooded scoundrel' be of cash In tho house You told mo the Janitor aulekered. bellowed So thl» Is wtiy so who« you were retiring Jenklna looked shocked. As for mo. Rut hero a Jab of the night stick Gy Jove. I remembered now! Tho daah It. I n ercr ao wished for my took him In the aide with a sound like poker game In the evening! monocle, don’t you know! Words I was wondering whether they a blow on u punching bag O'Keefe'« bead angled a little to left (bo old ninn and be gasped des­ could use n check, when I »pled Hill­ giro me tho benefit of a surreptitious perately for breath (I K e e f e trl«'(l to ing»' wallM on tho table wink -hake hltil Th«< very thing, by lot«-' Oh. certainly ' he «aid tils voice Did >ou g«-l flu«»« pMj.tm.if« In (examination nliow,-,|. /lint tiling a affecting a line a a r r n s m . If !he gen- wud of yellow bucks, frt-sb ft«in the her,-” h«* demanded f,eT'«d) and h e llaman »»>« you’re his friend Imlik I peeled off two uud pushed drew hark his *tl« k us Uiougti lor all other Jab Hut lh« old geezur nodded "He's no. friend of mino," 1 pro­ them Into the officer's hand. claimed Indlgnnntly. "N ever saw hltn " T h i s belongB to n friend of mine," quickly, glaring at tno nnd trying to bwafo In my life." I rem arked; "but It’s Just the «nine as wheero something "T h at's enough." said the officer, Instead of being confounded, tho rivy own, don't you know, and he won t You recognize artful old villain fell back with a mind, Dnsh It. w e r e Just like broth- lie turned to me them, do you, air?" great air of astonishment nnd dismay o r » !’’ I I think so." I stammered, look liy Jove, ho managed to turn fairly A howl of mnnlncnl laughter from They purple the old fool In tln> chair startled us tng at Jenkins. who nodded belong to a friend of mine who a — "W ba « t ’l th a t?" he gnaped strang both. llngly and clutching at- *tho collnr of "R eg u lar Damon nnd Lytkins, damn must have left them heie " I anlie Ma i l e d out a note book Ills pajamas "Hay that again, Dleky " I t ! ” ho gabbled, grinning with bldeou« "Mind giving me the name, s i r ” Juat I looked at him severely. face contortions "Ouo for all, ami Me "Oh, I say. don't call tne 'Dicky,' all for one! And Just help yourself; n matter of form, you know licked Ills pencil expectantly either." I remonstrated quietly. " I t ’s don’t mind mo W h y — h e ll!" "Oh. 1 say, you know—" | gasped a name I only Uko to hear my Inti­ O’Keefo prodded him sharply In tho at Jenkins. "I don't «think she— I—" mate friends use.” | shoulder with his night stick. "Certainly not, sir," affirmed J e n ­ Ho kind of caught the back of a “Stop your skylnrktng now, Foxy," chair and glared wildly at me from he admonished angrily, "and como kins, solemnly looking upward "S h e ? " Tho note-hook slowly under his bushy wintry eyebrows. Tho on. Hero tho gentleman's gone nnd beefy rolls of his lower Jaw actually put up his money for a cab for you closed, then with tho pencil went hack trembled. I nnd you ought to want to get out of Into tho officer's'pocket "E x c u se me, sir. I f m ! " "D on’t you— haven't you always hta way so he can rest." classed me ns thnt. Die— or— Light" l i e ' s sure been kind to you,” sup­ * "H 'tn !" echoed .Tliu apologetically. nut?" he so rt of Whispered. plemented Tim, whoso eye had noted Then they both glared at Foxy Tho old mnn Just snarled nt them. By Jove, tho effrontery of such act- j tho passing of. tho yellow boys tng fairly disgusted mo. I looked him | " K i n d ! " mocked tho old geexer, He was Ilko a dog at bay. "All r ig h t !" ho hissed. "You Justover from head to foot with measured showing his senttered teeth In a hor­ contempt. " I don't know yoc a t all," rible grin "W hy, ho e a lulu, a reg­ try to take thorn off— I'll kill some body, that's all Think I'm going to I said coldly, turning away. ular Bnm nrltnnl" "Y e g o d s l" he wbeexod. clutching I . "No n a m e e !" warned O'Keefe, make a spectacle of m yself?" Jenkins whispered to mo. at his grlxxled hair. slightly lifting his night stick. "Como ’T o bo suro," I said ntoud. “ Ho on to tbo s tre e t— you eeem to forget might a* well woar them now to tho C H A P T E R X II. you'ro under a rre st.” station. J u s t so ho returns them when He Added.hastily: I Send a Man to Jail. "And I ought to have warned you ho gets his clothos." “Very good, elr.” eald O’Keefe, re­ T h e two policemen r.hlfted Impa­ that anything you may Bay, Foxy— " lieved. "W o 'li sco ho doe» thnt. Como tiently. "Oh, you go to— B ro o k ly n !" snarled "T b atT l about do, F ox y ," growled j Foxy. " F o r two pins I'd knock your along now, B ra x to n — shut up, 1 tell O 'K eefe. " It 'e entertaining, but enough j block off, yon fat-beaded Irish fool I you l " And with all four of them behind of a thing— ” I Think I'm going down to tho sidetho charge, they managed to rush tho But tho old duffer caught hie slcove. | walk without my clotbea? W a l t ! ” ho panted. “Ono aecond— "Aro your clothes Bomewbore In thla loudly protesting old man to tho door. "I won’t go without m r clothe«, 1 wait— Juat one seco n d !” bulldlngf” I asked with some sym­ toll you," ho ragod. *\ He looked at Je n k in s and ducked pathy. hie neck forward, «wallowing bard. But ho did. Fighting, sw earing and He whirled on me anecrlngly and " J e n k l n a " h e aald with a etckly Jecrod Uko a Jolly screech owl: protesting, tho Jolly old vagabond was «mild- " Y o u — you boo how It Is with "Oh, no; not exactly In tho build­ roughly bundled Into tho elovatoh "Good night, sir." called O 'K eefe an Llghtnut— poor fellow I None of ua ing—they’re on tho flagpolo on tho ever thought ho would go off that roof, of course! Hc-ho-ho! Bloody tho lour of them dropped downward. "W e ’ll let you know If It seema nccoabad though. But, aa It la. I guess good Joke. Isn't It?" you’re the one now who will have to I sat on the edgo of the table wear­ aary ter trouble you.” Once again Inside, Jenklna and i eet ms righ t with those people. You’ll ily; and. catching the policeman's eye, Just stared a t each other without a shrugged my shoulders significantly. have to stand for me.T dljfua^ " J o u ' r t j l g h L fir/' he aald apologot- wprd.jwe wart that tired . Jenkins looked alarmed- He Ad- A SK F O R S T Y L E NO. 2930 "L A S A L L E ” (LaS.ll*) CJIf you want to be in ¿tyle, Mr. Man, for Spring, you certainly will want a pair of Tan Russia Calf button shoes. The tdfiunP * LaSalle model is the latest and newest in this style o( shoe. It well merits your critical inspection. It is m ade of the famous Tan Russia C a lf on our Rum ble last, with a high raised toe, high arch and short vamp - with a parade heel, I ^ inches in height ijj Ilus shoe is fitted with the famoi patented arch supporting inner sole, absolm« Iv gu.irdiiteed to support the arch of the foot and j y i » mi lallm arches. Never Indore put into a shoe at tin- p in r An exclusive feature. This, combimd with nm special flexible forepart, makes a shoe tli.il i-. 'lutcly the acme of comfort and health in footvve.ii $ 4 .5 0 YL r lw»' ( .il!i«-f “ S n o w ” styles you ought i • ion 1) in A . C a ld w e ll S .t n l o n l . W ia u E. Candidate for County & So n I «vi id . i S H I N E Solicitor— Orange' Counts F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. r. r H. RAND. P re s id e n t P. rO R S T E R , C *« M » r 0 * 0 . EERN ALO . ¥ » * • - * • • • B. P. W H ITH ER . * » • ' C* ‘ O n ly N a ti o n a l Bank in O r a n g o C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t o c t o d by B u r g l a r y In suran co S « f * t y Depoalt Ooxea for R«nt ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 �• ". « * April 12. 1912 IIH SAM OKI) III KALO pfl. T o "m i,~ Tho "only 71»ah oh crimib of comfort In the whole business was the wonderful f a c t that Hillings teemed to haTe slept like a Jolly lUp through the wbolo beaatly row. M IL T ON ON T A X A T IO N C H A P TE R X III. ASKS P E R T IN E N T Q UESTIONS France a. By Jo v e , It aoemod to m e 1 bad boon aileop about a minute when I »aw the aunllght aplaablng through tho blind a. Jen k ln a stood beside mo with aomethlng In bla band. “Didn't hear mo, did you. air?" ho was asking. , "I said I thought tbo ad­ IX ) YOU KNOW thaï >«>n now IX) YOU KNOW that U> w o rk '“It is not necessary to dwell upon friends throughout the State, and dress looked like Mr. Billings' hand- I pay for .stale and county taxes 25!» lilt 1 ip convicts mi ronds will rendri. tlie fact that with cane produced at hits put hi* opponents on the defenwritlhg. And he's gone, air." mills Ÿ HpmiIps S|w»cnil Sr||i>n| Ois net•cessar> essa r> u.jprther increase in your such a cost, even the Island of Cuba Isive ? They will attack it— they "Oonet** I Inet Tuxes taxes for material, machinery, mules, could not compote with Florida in may misrepresent it— hut they can­ I sat up, rubbing the sleep from ray cnjjineere. etc.? tile production of sugar There is not produce figures to disprove it. eyes. I bsd a befogged notion that IX) YOU KNOW (liai those of probably no other body of land in Neither can they produce figures In Jenklna looked a little queer. I you wht» own city pro|»eriy pay an DO YOU KNOW that if some “Yea, air. l i e ’s not tn hla room, nor the world which preempts such re-' support of their plun : nddilional « itv lax * plan is not pm into operation which In the apartment anyw here." markable possibilities as the muck will make the convicts yield a reve­ " E h — how— what'a th n t ? " For J e n ­ lands bordering the southern shores IX) YOU KNOV> (hat huiMiii# MILTON was born in the western nue an increase in taxation is ine­ kins' band extended an envolopo of lake Okeechobee. With a depth part of Florida und has lived there roads w uhnm viet lalxir costs more vitable. "P erh ap s you .would like to read of soil averaging, perhaps, 8 feet, and all his life. than hmlthnji roads with free labor?I . • this now, air.“ an extent of nearly half a million If not, consider these fljjures on 1000' DO YOU KNOW thnt Trammel, It was from Billings— I knew bis Ost Gibbons and Watson are all advo­ acres, with n surface almost abso­ MILTON has made a success of. In an Instant. It was very short and convicts' cating working the convicts on ronds? lutely level, it affords promise of de- his own business and will make a without beading. In fa ct, nboro bis namo appeared Just a h alf doron pen­ L o ss o f revenur n o u dr rived Irom lease $281.000 00 ; IX) YOU KNOW th at (ho reasm I S C ' o f ,'Cy°' "' i S" “ " ‘S ‘'0Ur l," a“ 'CM ciled words, heavily underscored, and C o s t ol malntrnuiicr. |Floridn cunnot do what Georgia I s ! •^ without punctuation: guarding, etc. 250.000.00 1doing Is that UMine mill assessment DO YOU JvNOW that the State MU.TON lias always lx*en proiniDamn you send me my clothes "His clo th e s?" I looked perplexedly Total c o s t of labor alnnr S 53I ooo t>o I ii* t’-corgin will build ns much road of i^u isiu na is successfully opemt- nently identified with the fight a>is a three mill assessment in Florida, dig a largoimgar farm with hereon- gainst special privilege; he id seasonat Jen k in s. li m e lost from He was looking a little palo and iimd (hat Florida is as large asGeor- victs. <>d both in iMtliiies and business; no had w eather lit) days held his eyes fixedly to tho picture Su n d ay s | dny s k1*1 IX) YOU KNOW of any reason Ilian ean say (hat lie ever straddled molding across tho room, li e coughed S i c k n e s s A v Id dny * the fence on any question; he Iwifi |)(> 'I oU KNOW that Florida why Florida cannot do likewise * gently. I rav in g actual w orking fought for the people when he was m V()lJ KN()W "Yes, sir," ho uttered faintly; s', a tato oo owns more than a million aeres of d a y s 2.15 routing not miming for office and he will, "they're In hU room, hut ho ain't." WliH.It lei to co m p a re ,l,,, 111 1 " ,,s vicl can cultivate 10 acres of sugar light for their interest^ when in of­ > He steppod back, leaving something wlllt free labor: fice; while TrnmmcLha&$AVOWED . DO YOU KNON/jhai the produo*> ; .-r? on the stand by my bod r I.OflD m r n f o r 2 3 5 drys al "W hat'a th a t? " I questioned In « 5 0 per day^. 3,52.300 00 lion O f - W ’ emte is very p m f t T 5 5 Y ^ K j^ t U v ' thin ten ucres Milton lias FOUGHT hlr alarm. "A n other n o t e ? " « , * of sugar nine will yieltl $810 net "No, air— not exactly, air llui If I Which Is r,proper Hiatt The MU.ION sentiment is based profit y IH) YOU KNOW who. Dr Wiley s o n i n o 00 may su ggest— without ofTense. sir— | co n v ic t labor hy on prm tii.il, si.hstauti.il construe is 4 Of course you do lie is the that you till It out. I will see that It IX) YOU KNOW that w** have Uve ideas, it is therefore growing gets to him." IX) YOI KNOW Unit to abolish p a l e s t living expert on f*NH| pro 1.'{(Hi eiiiivu ts ’ stronger ami \v> I continue to grow "H im? Who's him — he. I m ean’ ’ t i l e ....... .. n 1 le.isr md p;,v for ...... d.H'tN n.nl - a v sugar is Ilit* I lutT "Doctor Bplnahor, sir the temper , ,, , | , <i||t ill ( lli lll fI I i n . i U i t r n . i i i » " I flit* v\ 1 i n m I mi At t i K Nt »W timt M il. D »N N Keiiil M II.U 'N n I'latform In ti sue« party I wun speaking of 1$*>'"tir i.ixe-, I mill» ’ t Mr | )(, ^ |v >,,, t liat Ik ha> pr.itH e a l jiro|MiMUon tor w o rk in g the he gives iletic•* about Ins GOOD nlready filled out mine, and I in going convicts on farms and lunltlmg good R( ),\DS t •»N\“. t T S and TA X ATI* >N to put one In for Mr Hillings »hen I \\ at .»oil ».!>» r> m ills Nee page I IA2 sod '•( I he I \'-rtgiide: roails with the pndit> h.i- won idea* »end the c l o th e s " From th e door*.iv Mouse I0 1 1 tn.il 1'»1 1 > tie turned a woebegone counicii.ili. t. toward mo. "It's heartrending, sir— ] H«if hr , $7 r v : 7t sh#' If I may be permitted to nay so to I h m * unn nnr on«» | kn«*w 1 ‘‘«».»I .71 **•> <1«»vtl)hh think of a nice gentleman like Mi , J o vi» ffo-t«' \» it*, hit r<Ji a 1 *-oiil in Un* eliti* lug 1 ulti î ki !• >i up ui) ••1 «*«•pT Jtitsf w (>no»li. v o n I'llllnga wandering over to the club t ' hr — sell 1 1« • î Ili* »? S j Mil»1 r 1 " h»* b 1* k n o w , ni ni ih**«» MII imI f !i •• wlioli* I'l.i »1th nothing on tint red pajamas hind tn) li.il. ir vins lo Inn k Th»* InVn 1 1 i >* J o v «», hIu » r o u l t l In« H | i : i mr * l Hut when I telephoned they stated (••It mi »n w h o that Mr Hillings had not licet) at tile i h n u r i i t , Htu<l>t?»K 11 yntiriK 1'hin t •*Xl»s" f ( «• H»*•• • I'• -11'1 Vtill club slnro Inst evening Home ono utoo«t i n thf) .»IMr !»t -V«l»« in«» Mi e w.tn st,« 1... »ks ci nt ni«* •*«s 1-’ v nur! lilt ti••r r n i l i c r li«'a>> •» vxh.tt \ ; 11 <tf: i ■f •j« . I »ho answered the 'phone thought Mr lip H 1» h«*r ••\»•- M«»I I» 1la il> tlig HDtl • nha|*t *1 M»-f l m •* »«t»♦1 f»* i h#»l«v y Idllttiga was with tits friend Mr Weakness if You Use Keno « New tn** >1* in )•■■*«• if nvj •• In h. r . tn-i-k No More Suffering or KldHRrM H• ••It.« •1 Tit i »♦• .»111« l\ I -'lull t ' ! 1 licci «»n t )•• V. I £ •• î•f lAugti(«*r l.lKhtnut, tn the k aho k a Apartment* Health. Sold I nder (ìtiaranlee And. of course. I knew Jolly well ho III Ilf«*. *4h»l Mie »l uWi l v! h t o* ot her F»li CJ Hll«M)k Iii *i U«'ii«l riK ni ni t h f i n kit'hh w.») i? w i - huri cvl »as not ' t......... 1 . did not And ugniti calne o n iiiRii«» Ii plain f h ; i i nfi«» w «-n t o A» I turned from the telephone f hit» M look 1»I fi S*f t ». «• a« Ihiiugfi 'll«* f l i t tIi<•v tmfur«' I ><! no !•• a Nun something tn Jenkins expression nr h||»« a •««»• -flj'1' n.g kind of hulking "Fur ten rear* I »utT. reil frotu triit'lhlr« |>ei ill t<$ tur «>-t I constjltsd flrr In tic*r mx ami Ji$* .«i.» tl»«» itoli t $ IMI k lui»î rr-di d my attention 11$ Jn$ •• Rill» 'Aft M thi* hr*' I'tnsl'loiH wlthnul ttia t••»»»t tu-tn I »II imp,- uf Kr'hK cured at "W e ll? " | said Impatiently, for ho ut»r!*l to know hh«* Ki.**w pirfl rii. ■Ini/llng all .U.ttl 1 tu’ntil ttl»i It Ill-rill'» New Health I I I » lit«' *'fI« é(Hvu tua rullai Sh»' ‘A*»»» t . i l kl l ' K to tin J«iil) lminrv has so many dovlllnhly clever lnnplr i ‘ . lippe d îs uiti) ! tom M) <1.•ni fot uml ti"« I feel as « e ll nn lit tho da>s uf iny youiti I cUacoT* ine a« 1 In-Id tin • hut tlons, you know, und, dunh It, I like, Uln(cl) bollimi in«* At This letter Is only one of the flioussnd* of tostlinimliiU thnt b a r e b««a ••rr<1 n fir r flv«* intnuf«>ii that *«bf» wan to encourage him Sin- «I ari-d rolnnt it r II r ijl$en f ■> Itciio'x New lloailli tn the pn»1 Te» vents Tinti» hr«« mur» that tntkhiK I ma»*, up it» Mm ’ l i m e . 1 Olii 111 pil’Jll uf im-1 î It"- m Nutlitii, r$i't n|ipi »IK lii'il this mail ••loo» i ...... "Pardon, sir, hut don't you think I. - |i«iw ci to build ui ltd up «¡»•ut t,-»tiiter of all weak women and •tiro their dlsuasi-s It 1» I I . . Here lie looked straight ttp at tint t i n n i r l i ! * In* w ,ih 4*uii\ UhMDK f or a m i n in- r r,iu*o Aober t»cl (111. di•«ir ’ ' natural function*, supplying the svsteni « I 'h \'1» I « without which no electrolier and coughed "About Mr book* Th«» idl.cr n«*v« r k«’» in r\ word. nnd »Ile almo»' poll!**«1 Now )nii w11in a u - »ti hi ti »-n11Ii s'rei g'li and m-i ': »* \ is •! I a , n g e t l l l i g I t lings, sir: I « m going to engge-t •)»•!. ( \ •■»i k i . «w r« », » Il I$;#•(« mi tif#» o ! ! . , It**'.* » N •• t i e «!•! ' « e l - ••$ - r $ - - .. ' ■ - I - -M,g' 'tens the nerpi fi M • I •’ l # nil«! " Lit r «•fi•* 1 .at though he Inn t over at the rluh •1 ru'li. r . 1- Il t ' f*u >•.« t 1 ’ » I'r -e i--e Painful. l r r<-tis »)»'• tn »ti . • -l i l i nt. I ’ ! " , ' 1 -g !-$ wu$tl»l ?. » ti vx ft« i -io» »fitrt«Mi to- • somewhere, nlr > . Il .1 $ ni) n -•1 « ks*• 1*. h a t*>HcJ f tn-g .; rt r ^ ■•«ei| M. ii«', $ * kiv P* «nt W eariness and p»* i a r t i » ' • I » • t k • an 1 ri»l*«*ti Why. dnsh It, I thought that J-diy «\ n> l' 1 It t'MIi 1tl 1" »» »ibi l"ll lli$ • Weakness D epir- 101 t amp*, t'l/ ness V -I- nt - ui» tn - Palpitation of Ii*•l V«»l< • ttsely, myself! I said so :*lit» h11111 J. (>ul H«( <lfopp«*il Ute Heart. Pain In the H.uk and •s;•-1ti». I.em -u ih $ »Md a ll Ih fla m m a llo a a . V ery «*11. ttirn. If you »Ioni enre r«'proof. Hy Jove. I wan taken back a "Yea, atr," said Je u k ln a darkly. Ulceration atnl Discharges of the Vagltm and t'terns Th ere la positive danger In allowing female trouble to go uncared (or "And Mr. Billings usunlly knows to come. I think I will ro forward little! Evidently «h6 wn* piqued writn and there Is almost ** tunch danger In using tho ordlrynrv remedies which ar« where ho la. I guess, sir, bo n In this uR.iln ami Hith-h (h«< dlaruaiilon with me about something but «hat the reconi mended for women Hbno's Now Health Is the prescription of an emi­ fir J«»nnl«' NVwninit upon iho meta- devil was It? neighborhood— h'nt!" nent physician whoso life was devoted to the ca r e anil treatm ent of woman's 1 Just sat staring at him a minute, nntrphoM«**» of th«» prlrnordlnl proto\nd )u«l t li»-u I ti iiu-nibrird nn diseases This marvelous remedy 1» so Invailshly stircrssful In curing th* \\ ufrli out for I nrryiown "tiler cl.-vei bit-« "I I'ugsley « «tiMt thinking what a devlfltth wonderful pla riiih diseases peculiar t o l h o female sex that It Is sold under sn aNsolute guarant«*, how. Krnid’tn thing Intuition Is for tho lower cia**e" lit- »util «a» a inrKlnK K"od »ay o f of money refunded If It lues not do all that Is * lalno-d for It No other medi­ Iiiir'low it I'ruiM f f M> I*m f m y Hy Jove, J e n k i n s ! " I sa id , "then dlluttlng their imml» cine for women was * $ i»i sold In this way as there n mid f>* so many r«qu«sls hear! nklpp« d » b«»nt * TtdJ think—" for money hs- k tha' Hie pn p rlefn rs would soon be forced out of huslnsss. I «ii\ vo,i Kit * , 1 »»lit *t)ddi*ni$ \i.«1 iloti •fi* Jf*.ik* 1 t I wnfih**«! I tldnk Mr Billings, sir might pro Y"'tr druggist Will sell you Iteti"« Ne» li s a *lut a g u.t ram e« lo rw altd tti".gt, J tl *>* » »hole Hit "f lor •pr ol l • *J< •'ft Hit* »»1-1» nini mil cutlm»la»ni into n,$ (are In carrying turn your moni)) on Mist boltlo If It fall* to rwtl«$e You certainly can aXford f•r to Und hlmsulf—h'nt' Yes, nk lo use U on this guarani»» Jenkins lifted tho breakfast tray with through lhi* llllln rorrblor h«*fnre I out lit« Idea I dtdut have to try very deliberation, removod It from tn« dart'd rink tin* jin*!d« 111 of <t h»«<‘k tiard I think th at« a ripping gown «»n fini room and rcturnod. moving about tbe viiitd turn of fh«it f inn) Rr«% W lilt,- 1» ever so much mere your T h ru , when all wun nafi\ I took a «t)l< than than furniture and busying him self witb an sir of mystery. Dash It. 1 knew he ; deep, brenth, gripped hard thr arm« By Jove, I ■wallowed Just In time! had up hts aloovo some o th er devilish of (ho chair, and wblrl«»<I euddrnly Hut It had roused her I rould see clever notion, and ao presently 1 around. her brighten Franc«»*’ " I *tilipere<l "My^lnrl •poke up Just to touch him off Oh' «he snld l.et me »ee—-wtint . . In f F* "Bjr J o v e ! ” I remarked. 1« It you rem em ber?" And she kind , "Yea. air.“ ' Jen k ln a rested the end of buttered. "Perhaps I enn tell from ; CHAPTER XIV. of the thumb bruah on tbo labia and th at—" considered me earnestly. "Y o u know. Hh«» paused expectantly "Y o u Never Saw Me In Black." Mr Llghtnut, last night as Mr. Hill­ "Oh. I «ay, you k n o w '” And I " O h ! " she Kns le d faintly ing! was r e tir in g .* h e saya to me twirled the hat feeling n bit rattled to ih r ileciM on o l i h * p n in a r v , rrtjs rc ifu lly g n lic ili the 4vjp|«rtM o( iKe vo(r«s T h at » i n nil «lie «aid at first, her Why the deuce did «be want to rut) Jenklna, Mr. Ltghtuut has promised of iK f S ' • ! r H r it a n i l i v r of t I d i i ' I « , (h r m n of t ( o n i r t i r r i l r v r f r r a n in <i «n blc little eye* »Ido distended, her to go up home with mo tomorrow fot It In? u n i» » « fv (n j D e n m o a t N r v r f aakr<( itn nfTi« r u n til a f r w y r t i t •£«> w ltc u he wgg white Itloved wrists curving above the the weok end. T h e re's a ten n er com r|rc fr« | I f r a t u f r t «»f M»a «1(• >r <f ( m jn fy I r. |} h i n f lu r h r hg* ta v r.f liu n d rrrtg o f d<)l * " It 111 I wont you to tvil me Her i •hg your way If ho doesn't forget chair arm s o* though to rl*e. Easy la rt I*» t h r jsroplr of fug i n m i ) hy trfu ftin tf to c h a rg r n i m m ii iN in t on g c rr lg tn r l i u o f < li*h u r» ritv f nt* H r *•g« n n r o f ify; firtf m rn in th e S fa fr in < (i(a fr a re d u c tio n •tout It. l i e 's to go tomorrow, nqw, to s«-e «tie was eotupletely Moored nt hcniitllul o)c» were leaning You know Itv tilai-k I twirled h i the te e* of cnun(> d e a tu r e ia a m i ta ih rr c fo r r r f i l i t l r t i to part of (h r c re d it for (h e seeltiR me. mind you, Jen k ln a; and It don't mat law paaarri h> ( h r 1st! le fig la fu r r »which w ill result in a la v in g of (K o u M n d a o f d o lla r ! And us it w-aa her move. I Just sat the hnt luster ter what cornea up. . You s e e that he " l l l n c k '” She «tnretl. her exquisite to (h r f a i|M y r r a of (h r S t a i r Mr w ill I m h l u l l y < iiic h a r|r ih r d u lir g o f (h e kind of grinning, you know, nnd hold goes up to m o rro w ." off)« e if r lrc |r« l lips standing apart like the two petals Ing her tight with my monocle. "By J o v e l ” I snld as ho paused, amt of u rose ' \\ hy. I never wore black I screwed my monocle tig h ter end i Th en her mouth twitched a bit; In my life You know you never sawnext b o r ■head went up nnd l heard hodded. **1 see." me tn Mack " again thnt delirious btrdllko carol of Of course I didn’t see, but 1 know I felt hurt I couldn't blame her for U>e poor fellow was driving a t sonto- a laugh. Her eyes cam e to rest upon wanting to appear fo forget almut It. tbo hnt tn my band. I had slipped Udng. and I wanted to give him a run. "Exactly, air." And bo stood watt- my Harvard timid around It, remem­ but still— Bite must have seen my face fall, to r "Bo. shall I pack, sir? You'll bering the admiration she had exfor 1 know, by Jove, I could Just feel w»nt to tadee tho four-ten express. I presaed tor our colors " O h ! " she said agnln. and she It kind of collapse. I was that hurt RippoeeT” and disappoint«vl Iter fare softened By Jove, It was the most »mating- looked nt nte hesitatingly "Mr Jones, kindly and I took courage, (or my Ifi dashed clever guess I ever know la It n o t - ^ r I* It—“ devilishly alert mind Just then hit up­ f chuckled. "Mr. Hiultb, you know,” Jenkins to g et offl P a c t ! I knew | Any vnmisl) thnt docs turn white in w ater, perishes Titc on ahtrther explanation I recalled "Mr Smith, of c o u r s e " that If th o rs was one thing more than I said that she hud thoughtlessly left the pa durability is destroyed -th e varnish then lias no value. •Bother In all the world th at I wanted I And then l Just went'On ehuckltnij. Jamas In my room» I also readied When you use varnish, use V A LSP A R t° do, It w as to take th a t four-ten ex- J for I thought It so devilish clever of And Just th»-n 1 with dismay that Finy (irandpa had presl T o think of seeing Frances her. so humorous promised, or rattier the otllcer» had thought of u da«h«d g 'o d repiOte« Main, and today I promised tor him. thnt they nhould be "M o n th »—so man) months, you I left Jen k ln a to travel by a later rcturru-d promptly And. by Jove, I toxin, and a llttlo a fte r four I was know, slnco we m e t ! " And I thougnt had forgotten all about them! whirling nboro Bpuytsn Duyvll and ! It delightful tho way she puckered her ”N*v*.n jln d ," l * i ld . p o k in g [ lovely llttlo .forehead and looked mo teafclflg^ ibernt chair-car J • * 4 To The People of Orange C ounty: .v i 1 rS PI Women, Get Well! Enjoy Life! Aldridge, Santord, I'londa J S GR I N E R People’s Candidate for S ta te Treasurer $ 1 ,0 0 0 Reward Is t, V ' r U. ifcr - •*■ T: E- �U I C . SANFORD HERALD alotiS. 1 ft I frequently "flo. 'TIT l a l i fb o u e about them aa Boon aa we get to Wolhurat." Ttion a terrible ihock ■truck me. “Ob, I e a r , rou didn’t k m your name on them, did you?" “On W h a t r How k lnd lr. eren li qultxlcally, ahe waa regarding met T b a big w hite hat shifted an Inch or two n earer. I realized with Joy that ■he waa beginning to forget about be­ ing put out with me. “Why— " I looked about cautloualy and dropped my voice, though It was not likely any one could hfcur abovo the quiver of the train. “ Why, In your black pajamaa you le ft in njy room.** A kind of Utile gaap waa all I heard, and then ahe waa on h er feet and looking— not a t roe, but above my head— looking away off down the length o f th e car. Somehow— why, 1 couldn’t underatand— I had a weird, horrible feeling of abasement, aa though I had killed a child, or had done aome other dashed unreasonable thing like that. Her f a c e had flushed ‘ bnt now waa deadly white. And then, > by Jo v e , I m w ahe waa looking for another chair. I Jumped up a t once and moved Into the aisle. 'T m so aorry," 1 aald miserably, “so aorry, dear, I hurt you. I didn’t mean ever to apeak of the pajamaa. I knew you wanted to forget about the other night, and 1 knew you wanted me to forget, too— “ “Oh, please— “ She shrank back, bar beautiful eyes like those of a frightened deer. Hut I t was the last car, and I blocked the aisle. 1 didn’t realise at the time th at I was doing 1L I t c a m * J o » » e afterward, and waa one ot th e NHnga 1 kicked mysolf about for hours, more o r leas. J u s t ■t the moment I was so dashed wild ■bout settin g myself right with her. The only other thing I had presence of mind to remember was the near­ ness about ua of a lot of beady eyed cats, and so I drew n e a re r and low­ ered my voice so none co'uld bear. F or I had another feeling of Inspira­ tion as to what really was the matter with hart "W hy, F ra n ce s—sw eeth eart," I pleaded softly—Just loud enough for her to hear above the train, "I know I you are put out with me because you I found me gone the next morning, but honestly, dear, I acted for the best— Indeed, 1 did." And to be on the nnfo side, I profited by another Inspira­ tion: “ And. my darling girl. I'll never mention tho pajamas and the other night— never any more— as long as we live, nor tho cigarettes nor clgxra n o r 1 whisky. Why, I don't ca r e If you—’’ “T a rry to w n — all out for Tarry- I tow n l“ came In a high tenor voice j from the end of the car. and some­ thing bowled down the aisle and brushed me aside. It was the frump. “Como on. F r a n c e s !” sbo exclaimed sharply; “our station.“ Next Inatant they w ere atreaklng It for the door, with me a good second. I »aw F ra n ­ ces look behind once w ith —oh. auch a lookl Dashed If It didn't shrivel me. you know— tb s t sort. And, by Jove, I knew Pugaiey was right, and that I had failed to put the ball overt I waa not all feet behind aa they scrambled through the station to tho other aide wherd a large car stood panting. I saw F r a n c e s clutch the frump’a arm and whisper something, and I heard the frump's reply, for her voice waa loud and strongly mascu­ line. “CraayT" ahe raaped. “Nonaensel Drunk, more likely. Moat of them ara halt the time.“ I didn't have time to see what ahe referred to, for Juat then w* reached the aide -of the car. 1 didn't see a thing of DUllnga, but the chauffeur Jumped to the ground and received the ladles and tbelr baga. He seemed to mft «levlllah familiar, too. Dy Jove, the way he held my darling's hand waa th e moat Infernally audacious, outrageous thing 1 ev e r beheld! I should have liked to punch hla bead. He helped them Into th e tonneau and waa so busy with bla silly Jackass chatter th at he closed th e door before he turned and saw me. I waa Juat standing there, leaning a little for­ ward with my cane, you know, and fixing my monocle reproachfully on France#— trying to get her eye. And then, by Jove, I felt a blow on my shoulder that alm ost bowled me over, for I had my legs crossed, you know, "W ell, I'll be h a n g —It’s D lek y l“ And be was gTlnnlng a t me like a what'e-tt» name c a t And with the grin I racognlxed him. It waa the fresh young fool who had been so devilish fam iliar a t the pier the morning Frances l e f t .T h en be banged me again, daah It. and tried to get my hand, but I put It behind me. Qut h e did get my arm , and he turned toward the car. Hla voice dropped. “B e * here, I want you to m eet— E h r * l i e broke off, lU H n g a t the frump, who waa making signs with h e r e y es, frowning and beckoning him with h e r green flower-pot. He left tne, murmuring eometblng. and step­ ped to th e running-board. 1 could see th e flower-pot bobbing about en er­ g etically and tw ice F r a n c e s nodded. It seem ed to me reluctantly. “Craxy— drunkT P sh aw , you’r e b a t t y l " bo aald to th o frump rudely. T h o » I hoard a n o th e r murmur and Pay Your County Taxes hliTTiarah voTce "rose again "Yea— Llgtitnut. I toll you—Dicky Llghttiul. For the benefit of the tax payers W Yea— J a c k lillllDfs' great friend. You E. Martin wishes The Herald to announce Just wait till h e’s back from tho city, to the people that their state ond county nnd It bo don’t get upon his bind— taxes must be paid on or before March F h . whnt? Hla name la Smith? H a ts !" All this time I waa just standing 31st. a* the tax books close on that dote th ere, trying to catch France«' eye nnd delinquents will then be placed on I felt sure If I could catch her eye the delinquent tax list. ahe would see how devilish sorry 1 1 Remember March 31st is your last call w as I moved back a few feet, for, |for state nnd county tnxes if dnsb It, without a sign from her, I had no Idea now, of courae, of con-1 alderlng m y ie lf as one of tho party. Not finding Hillings with the car. nnd ! tho Information I caught that ho wna j ■till In tho city. Just left mo high and dry. you know. “All right. Mlsa Hmarty,” tho yel­ low-topped chauffeur rasped, address April 12. *t2 A C O N FE S S IO N O F GUILT The public has learned to look with suspicion u|w»n ,niv „ who is eternally protesting his innocence. MI1 Congressman Chirk has done more DAMAGE to ulc . welfare of Floridu and her people than cun be repaired by .\\v DOZEN of our most CAPA BLE MEN in u term of years *1 He has created SUSPICION and doubt in tin- MINDS people of other states as to our IN TEG RITY and H()N(JR a HE has made unsubstantiated charges on the floor of Con gress. as a representative of Florida, which reflect u|m»i tjje Ma( administration and the citizens of this state. The general nUyj! bus no personal knowledge of conditions in Florida li ^ to assume that a representative of Florida, holding a seat in the National House of Representatives, is to be believed • And now Mr. Clark comes buck to t ie PEOPLE (,f Florida oskii.g that they again elect him as their representative so ihn the false IMPRESSIONS and SLANDERS which he has given ri* to may go unchallengedIn the Nutiona l Mouse of Ritresenulives, Mr Clark is LOUD-MOUTHED odd apparently courageous in ATTACKING nnd INSULTING the memory of FLORIDA’S DEAD nnd living REPRESEN TA TIVES. He refere to Governor Gilchrist ns a “'PIN HEAD" and he insults the memory of the late reverfd GOVERNOR BROW ARD.. Now he comes back to Florida' nSek nnd lowly, begging the people of the Second Congressional district to believe that lie loves Floridn nnd is a friend of the people Mr Clark must be crazy to assume that the |*np|e (,f (fc, district are so dense that they cannot understand i n f a m y and in * , sou when they see it. Or does he believe that the FLORIDA EAST COAST RAII.W AY is strong enough to EI.KC1 HIM wlrb. out regard to the WISH of the PEOPLE of this distrn t Hamlin. Tex., Aug. 18. HMD To. Whom It Mny Concern: J Bwurffl Aboard. Rev J . M. Hass nnd Mr. Stapleton held lng the frump. "I'll Just show y ou l" Ho turned about and Jerked hi. “ «rent meeting nt Rot on and ore now in meeting ut this . ' the midst of n wonderful nr bead pince Bm linns (ireuche* u pure, close “Oh Dicky! Huro, Just a mlnuje. ( bui it u free from sensationalism, old chap— wtlf you 7so common among too tnnoy of nor evan­ Of course I took no notice of him gelists He presents the Word of Ceni nnd Whatever In fact I looked 111 the de|>erid» upon the Holy Spirit In bring conIK linn lf> the hear is ol 1In- |.rupie other direction Uro Stapleton sings the go»p«-l with ’'L lg h tn u t!" ho called I Just stared great power 1 lie lord is using these dear up at the caatie on tho hill I fell brethren to lead multitudes into ihe King­ devilish annexed, (hough I recalled dom of (ind u conversation tho other day at thv I moni l n a i i i l > e n d o r s e tin- ttu-i hod* club In which Von Dyne rerqnrked uiu*d in i^ese meetings, nnd recommend that the Intimacy nfferted now by these men of (ind 10 the brethren wherchauffeurs was growing Insufferable ever then Inborn are needed Declared his man hod asked him foi n light that morning T h e fellow stnred a little; then h« 1 came toward mo. smlrklhg In a Jocu ------------lar. Impertinent way “Hay stop your kidding old man. I I l f S C g e n t l e m e n wi l l l»C •III he muttered, girls have no sense ol S a n t o r d <it i h c 1 l i s t M e t h o d i s t humor, you know Come along I've C h u r c h b e g i n n i n g M a y 2 G I It Just been telling them you nr« my ( )„ „ • , f d || |o |,C d r ||l c m best friend " I stole another look at the car I'm nr*.» avoided me. so I cam e to n ^ Iliiy n i'riiiiiiiiiH n iiiiiifiiin iin im iim « ^ decision 1 turned shortly on (he ; ( T T lA V IN G purchased ttic laun 3driver 1 dry burines* of Mop Krr. I : ’ See here now, rny good fellow .' 1 jj I will be found at hi* old • «aid sharply, "you stop subjecting tho»« ladles to annofnnea. Drive on, I place of bovine** in the Bi*linp * > or I'U report you to tny friends.” 1 Block. Will he pleated to do i" Ho «tnrrd— aeemed to be trying tc I your work at the following price* »taro me out of countenance. In f a c t f Soft Shirt*. Then th» grin slowly fndod 'W h y , D ic k y '" he exclaimed In an aggrieved tone, "don't you remember me don't you know m e ’ " ” 1I certainly do not," 1I answered not, with decision.. L felt m r face g e tting (To Be Continued) 10c E Hard Bosom and I’lrated 12 1 ;c £ Collar* ami ( u(|\ 2 1>c each ; (*ct price* on family wa*hing Z t i l 1 T A NI C A M : § W U / Vi l O IN 3; r ^ W . W . M W . W W W . W . W . W W W W 'l i EN D O RSEM EN T O F H O N . R. H U D S O N B U R R BY MONTCALM BROW ARD Mr. Clark's tenem ent day has arrived. He ..w.-,) ,, debt to the people of this district and lie has BETRAY El) fheir trust They have decided, if ih e signs of the times are read nlrhiliL that tfiey will extend to him no FURTHER CREDIT. ’ Representotive Clnrk has paimed in Washington dir BLACKEST pinture Iris IMAGINATION cpuld portniy of tfie Florida Everglades reclamation project In fri his effort to Id,e ken ,uid bes­ mirch-the reclamation plan, he has not hesitated to insinuate th.-s STATE OFFICIALS who have lent their energy mid - Tort in the RECLAMATION PROJECT have Inn-ii actuated I,-. to.-, not ENTIRELY HONORABLE lie lias, by IN fib ’l V I .it ira*i Tied to blacken the good names of our two N.*t 1. . , .senator*. Messers Fletcher and Bryan Whatever Mr 1 i . a miglii *a> against these two illustrious representatives ..( tl - v n. would not effect their HH.ii STANDING at home Bui ........ l«heyr in them have a duty to perform. If f r a n k C ldik were lo be se n t h a c k lo C o n g re s s it w ould he a iira c tic.il admission on o u r p .irl th a t all ol Ills o u tr a g e o u s slandt is u r fc true Mr Clark has even now stop|>cd the siea.lK 1 , u. .-me u<k of immigration to Florida He has apparently ...........|, ,a...i of the things most desired by RAILROAD INI I k ! s i s •*mn( lauds in other SECTIONS and who bad aire id* »•suiting from the wide publicity given the Ev.-rgl iIVoject Was Mr Clark serving tip- interests o f I i.n o l. . dalous rejH.rt winch has Is-en printed in the ncw>|,i; SI ATE in the UNION” Mr. Clark says he W a s trying tu PKOTECI tin , United States from the lumi sharks of Florida It !.. trying .to PROTECT the people from land sharks ■'!:* ! li«1 ¡w< nume the "SH A RK S" instead of leaving the injiro-mn dial orf) person offering a finit of Innd for SA EE was to !.. in. Iwho in thir ANALYSIS? If he was honest in his statement set the machinery of the Post Office Department a wi.rk and have dishonest laud sellers INDICTED for FRAUD iiiii<t I submit 1I11H only cowardly blackguards a n d r I lari ' from AMBUSH The |*eople of Florida have st.tli<-> arr campaign of BLUSTER and BUNCOMBE in the |>.i Ins cards now fully aroused and they ure asking Mr Clnrk 1« where they can see them. He has FOOLED the i»xip!e with PROMISES before. Now they want to know what he has done. They do not care what he has done for Mr Flagler They did not sent! him to Congress to REPRESEN T the Florida F.a*t|Coast Rail road. They waul to know whnt he has done for it > ¡«-opk ^ the state of Floridn The answer is written in big letters NOT H I ^ ■> Tile truth nlxiut Florida is GOOD ENOUGH The truth alxiut Mr Clnrk Is BAD ENOUGH K. H U D SO N BU K K Canidate for Congress,-Second District Jacksonville, Floridn, April 8. 1012 H on. R. H udson B urr Tallahassee; Florida D ear S ir :— I dm writing Urn to assure you of my support of your condidacy for the office of Congressman from this District. In doing so I am actuated by these motives. First— I know you to be n man possessed of the character­ istics and the necessary ability fo fill the office to the best in* tcrests of the people you would represent. You have been courageous and nble in the past, and I believe you will display the same qualities in any position to which you may be elected Second— I cannot forget how you fought shoulder to shoul­ der with my brother. Governor Broward, for the people; not only when he'was a candidate for office, but In the light he made, against such great odds, when he( was endeavoring to bring to perfection his plans for the drainage of the Everglades, It required moral courage of a high order to stand up as you did in these contests, and I believe you are entitled to the sup­ port of Democrats throughout the District. In conclusion I want to say that I hope the people will recall these facts rind will nominate you in first primary. I again assure you that I shall not only vote for you but shall try to get my friends to vote for you also. You have my permission to use this letter. Wishing you success, I am. Yours sincerely, (Signed) MONTCALM BROWARD Seeds and Poultry Supplies Wc can supply you for immediate vhipnjent BEGGAR WEED SORGHUM MILLEI PERMITS Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Garden and Field Seed* In POTATOES. BEANS, GARDEN AND MELD PEAS. AM) MILD W rit« For l!1at<r«ft*4 Cal alog E. .A. MARTIN & / TU O U ni S~4 IU m COMPANY U iU S u .« 2 f 6 E. Bay S t .f Jacksonvlllo* Fla. ...................... .......... ....................... >++++++****! THE CITY RESTAURANT ( r im Street, on» block from Depot oppa»lu Po»tofflc« ’ H . E . W IS E , Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe * S teaks, Chops, O y ste rs and Fish a SpoclaW •r, • .-* ?. .v A Placo F o r L ad les and Gentlemen at Ct»»‘ �rjn V TIIC SAM OKI) HERALD Tlirrr m r I u n Muti» of Chili Inni» • PI V fc.S V.D OTMJRS 11... i i .. ||, i , i -i . i ì tt | are m icro bes im your s c a l p ? . u s i» ni w i s n | 7 I |s-f c r t t n i l ll | T I iH iM rM ut IV I (i-rrist I t i . t , a n n u ii. if- fli Is » th e m a . tie i1i«(rtt«Of n ] «« « ( 1«. •umili ui »na ( (••(• m*> rfrtwriinnr Uaon Proved Thnt Microbr I .' firn ,i r■ ii *r stili «ftiir • fia li • *• .. I ir.iisl • « a >u «fgtl f.r i. Iha» t o n o t u i e * il !.. ‘ u t * ..n i V I.«), i i • . .. , ,, Caul« Qaldnaaa. • n«1 t |* r a ..i » >>i A iu t i« • h a l l .li Ir r t t t l t u a.. .is ( . o .s i: •I» 'i^raaaM !•*' •>** h P ro fB M O T Unnfi o f llntnbtir,f. 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In» e . m i d i s i p m i i» We hn»e a remedy whh-ti will, wi I oI« fh '*»\ * \ i ft V (* ! • j («M < «] • » I ••IM* III. l»<U f f r«•«!a I b la » tjf(»»( i«f Mai« s ita li c u iitiliu ** .»u«l h a * * ' tu li honestly belleVe. remove. dnmlmlT. a t *•■%« h • w »nf v in »un i i ll * ( ( H * I " iw filila « il h . ih . ilr iiu « » «| p •••la-»« »%( ; !••*•*■« t«« » k rr* i * r i i f c u f puf a i r i t f h t s a m i f r a u c b iterminate the microbe, promote jjo«mI e n J i . < m il % n « j» m . r i , . •*■* lo t k l» *f w d u f n i n r t t n li i r ( 1* 9 ) )«*At» fru rn a n d l n u rih Ih» f r 'V í r*n rum ir ' tir NI H»r 1*1 u n If s I a l f r r Ih*- ^ n m i n e n i r i h r i i l H i u i f t i n f n f i >r f i « l * * n i r circulation In tho scal|i mid iifoiind tin f i * • t»* . » • ; . «••!|in<¿ .1 * •* i li* 1b ri» . r ,t p ‘ .i n i, svi», i * » hair roots, tighten and revltitllre till i r o n i m l M * f v i n i ! ri»«.. » i», I in* U i s i i i **«s «»1 U n » . i »i | r .» «tra« s h a i! fw «ultlip ( hair roots, and oTarroine b.iidn*-». . H iio t iiiu e r Io« l ungi«*»» » l ir « . «!•(-<». a la r «iiuj Hot n i l'f l l ir M l« » » ln i ufHrr/% A p r r t iil r i it « « s r lflu « H *l» |r > it ». ih »»wvtn r .'in 'o in .n i, f «hi« pf» s 1. 1**l| I II S«‘ft. » »1 ili h il** » I a m i a la t in i i l di long aa there U any life left In the hub , «vifiiiM itirv l ' t l'* f t " f nut Jr»s (h a ll fi».- ( ,ì ) or noi n m fr t fi a ri filili A n» «h it« tl**i\j. ■ j i%| i*>a«i « iP ig th r roots hiru* | d ) t l| f r v lu r s . tali.« s(u||| |a* h u id ri • ul iute of I i i c c m i f ) »r«al « ria iiln ^ u o n » tur K t ( .f r s i i . i a lis i We bark up Ihto statem ent with out j lo fb e n m ..ir a « o| \U e Unli«Nt M a tr # (rum «ai»! m p rt » b a rra o l cutm n u ii »ita k of t h r ( o n '* r » t k o. ti' k f l e c t o l A n n u iiU y b> »ahi t t m k h n M r r * own personal guarantee Ihut this rent •Ilsfrk » in* ) f^ c u fiir a r a m lld a lr fu: th r nu m i l ’iilU l l i r firat isiiqu »1 m r r t l n i of th è at>« khnld» r» natho» ut ta p f lu im a r» r lr r t io n hv tillntf %>»tf» t h r h r fr ln n f r r i»f(isu)rtl fuf. ,»n«l vintil t h r lr suu n v - r s #dy railed Iloxall ‘W * Hnlr Tonic wll i h n i r i n a n of t fsi» « « iit im t t t .r v»/ ». U «ri' r l f c l n l n in i riu a liA rd ih»* o fn rrr» uf th l* l'uri*» be ouppllcd free of all cost to the u s e i H n lt f r ll i f f r i li noci In i f io * *1 i »n nr ‘« f o ir ili, r n h tu «hall I t r U t d i y of M a n ti A 1» 1111. i » i i i , « i itr m .M t I N W h tc m r. P m l d m i If It falls to do aa we stute. r»% m i n i m i hy In w ut h i* i n jr i a u r t n * r n u l i c u iu tiII A Muswrird \ \ c r f’r ^ l i l r n t It will frerjuently Help to rrsforr «ln r w h l*h i l . i y m . i i ' a'. *«• « '»ira; 1.« h èili i «J | l t ‘ i I) laiifT Tr* ,1 Sul»T • b u ll U I M I iiiM iililn l ta llii I hi» r l iu l id lt s i .»lui ) 0 , l ’a c k n rd S f r r t a r y gray and faded hair to Its original S r s r n t v fìv. i t u f lr r * ■»« ai» » « } « « r» rn t tu i»»t in I h r i L ia u l uf D u » . tu r • v h a li 1 *’ | N W |» il fm » ut» v im ob . . uf iiu lo iu g » ih l f r u t t a r ) Hu Color, providing loss of cihor tin- been »Ir u*'f II A l l n w a n i vv |> l l u i i l m In»« h f. (MK1 ) O l ‘a« » a n i a iu | i..s» >! ('« m in i cauacd by disease« yet It Is In no sen-*. ^ •*1 ' * MÌ..I .»• ♦ * » «II. «I. ■ l « l| | | . «afa t h r I »«Il I h r ftfta 1 " fg -iu u Hi-.f. m u l i n i of itila .»«ri*»r«i» n sh .rì.« i ( '« .u u n if m * f «li o .i t»- f i . j . ir.-tl t«> i> «» n dye Iteiall " W " Hnlr T u iL itc*'*im tf.-s «ti.«,, iw l.r lil in t h r ( » •*! NititfonJ, O fR n jii't'iH in ' » ■tn» |V»« sani» III .«• •»i s i,a li u» «kr tfu-ir 'SI II I . pllshes these results by nhllug In nmk i v i «'I I* • ••!> I il* i tur n| i» il ' S r ofTn r i ‘ ih r (xirpornttnp un t h r lh< h ilh.i «h»s * t ' *»i- »f i »r •• v |t I t i l i f*»r *h r i»urposr of *»«1««i t *•« lug erery hair n»ot. follicle mid plir CeHUItiittr w , *«» Iris.* i n . l t .»in, n n y t h f o r Kart litici« H» o f Ih r k%** • r •» I ffh . went glaud strong nnd s* n r « «ml lit I«I < .« • • •f»«i «**l»l • h !*.♦ in tf|* js r »,7 • • 1 Mg *u f. *tt« « r • .« ,»»«■ f -, n l . t . g s p f .. , h I««| Io i f i I I t*l.«tll«l* itlUinlntlnK H unlnrnl flue of c.ili.rlnc •il» • »!•' •• •’ v f4 l l f *' T if . d.t ♦ I» ^ f l r f tf,» pigment throughout tin* hnlr cells i ll ll i ti lit*'.‘ l11>* -a IO» • «s fi.M.I* r « • U** f i«.|l al| i l . Iw ••(• f |». *•« «| 4 .»rs«la » n * ' »* • We exact tm ntillgnthnis or iirmnH«— .«fi . .. f » ••.»I ••— «i- • 11. 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I h r r r -.f •«nd tn «•('•»' i * r » " lin g |»»tarfft thrfr*»f» *W 'F rt 0 0 - 41C M ato ! to ( h r *.»n»r r a t r n t That a n a t u r a l p rr« o it m igh t of — g ■■■ ■■■— Could I T n rv* • (%e | «y in i l l «2 lt»r • a t u l a l ai«« k « u lm r d» AN ORDINANCE I» ’ 5 • * — - ► .. . _ ,1 -1 R»'l«edOrd1nancr.oflhrCilrof SAnford. FtorUU ®r IS02 hp glut 1« hp«»Iiy omrndrd lo r^ad a. Ii.l kmg Verio, |7l FIRK LIMITS No pr.nxi »hall «•dd. contract ot rnlar»r or authorl»r the commie '«•0 of fnlarxrtnrnt of any frame n, »iK.Icn holld*0*. or tent, or booth, to or u .too any lot o f |>arrrl "ID1'0 *1>a following limtu. Itial ia to »ay «Ulnnln, a t the tow water mat» on Lake Monroe. •t a potot where tine on the emit aide of Kim Ave»wia Intf rare« game, run aouth on ihr ea«i »Ida of tint Avenue lo Nbrth a»le of Third »tr«vi. «nenee eaat to weal aide of Palmetto A v e n u e thrncr *°uth u>north «Ida of Sixth atreet. Ihence ea«I to ?*•! «Ida of Alley tatwren S,inlord Avenue and Ltpreaa Avenue, ihence north to aouth «tde of tin Aveniw; thence east to wet, tide of Cyorraa Avenoa. Ibrace north to low water mark on l.ale “ ««roe, thence weal on Lake Monroe to point ol ■ejinnla». All ordinance# and part* of ordlnan; °*vJ? n>n®1c* herewith be and are hereby repealed Ihla ordinance «hall become affective ImmedOleb on bcluj alined by the Mayor I hereby c e rtify th a t th e foreuA iiu o r d ln a iv e Ifita , h Pa«a«d by th e C ity O h id c i I In aetaint i i.i day of April. A. 0 1912 íír 5™1by Il fri-«». the thi« lai. A ' \ ' r ' t * r |, A . A rt , « 4 if ft (\ a (1 /T — OFFERS THE BEST AT LOW EST P R IC E S -------- = Brick, Lime, Cement, Shingles Laths, Con wealed Iron, Roofing, ............................ Metal Shingles, Paints and ( )ils...................... N |» |p «»/ 1 I a d " , - will Rent Your I louse For You BUILDING MATERIAL I u i i . u i . - n i <■n .r »« . I n R |» 't “ toi a n .l !»• ha»« » t e n t»e an«| « i»f».t • a ll f t g l i l* im w .'f* a n d l ' f l » l l r g r * »ih i« frn l In .«»Mm i f a l lu ll* «»fg •!»«/• «1 | l <«1 r \ i * t Mill » in d rf I f.r In » » uf ' f i r B u i l d i n g R r s iv H - T iu s s and A 25c W ant Ad. in I lie Herald : The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. » H tu a lm n Ih fr» f I »• »• d r i r f n i l i t r t l t»y ll»«\ iu... d of In r » ' inf* i" nntkr ««mit r a c t * uf »n> k in d , w li a t * n r v r r t u t ih . f u r t l i r m r u r uf I l i l a j l i n r o r i AD«I I p u ltA M r t a n d g * « * r r a iiv l u f i r n i K »u< ii ^ * « 1 1 » ii« r n tille d : it s ( ,0 . < •< vJl A <1 f ral 1<r hi ntnne) iimprrlv l«»U«r uf M*f»t«»'» at n l ■o Amtnd S c c t lo d Na 171 o f Chapter IQ . n -. . - A. __ . • o f the Revised Ordinances o f I h r City o f Sanford. Florida, o f 1892 k , i. « . u i . u A i» Mi»r ni \ I, j .,i* i H x r L im inti li m 'ir ) ivcp.iirmg I In ^ Ultra»» W h r i i 'u f I f i n i r h r r r u n t o * r | m> fin »«I a n d ’U r i a l %• il n i |ftd tan a(»Q lla in t h r ('.u n i t» uf N i.irn m N in i» •f I n .l ia ii a *»n i t i »• 1*1 «In» »*f Vf. r I, A ft M M 2 I al » I N |tfn r*| I Mai» N< IT I» * N ..»n r> l ’ iiiijh N j i i f r «*f In d ia li« . Vt . »».fi, ,* ■ i .. «• • Nr I «I fi I '»I I t Y u tftU . I1 f le c ti o n P ro clam atio n • A f- I’to , f f ^ m iv f f ir v f f f f f if f f f i v iv v v fv fiffiifiu v iH v c ffv ifm r^ flirt» Al loft u f t h r «.»Ir ir» |{ ir ( <• ,fi ' .Ki­ i lock lo •' '•» an d » Sri»* I. •f»-*» llu» il ' • »H ita «fg»- I I - • . f r m r «• •»! **aI ( h r « «un fu» iti» p iii|» M t « t h r r r in It • ' r 41 San in n i Fiori»!« a p i " « -• • • k k u X eni 17 (h A h 1012 hwl« f •I t •• r («tir. linar • f <1iikrunt atnrk uf f l i r ll-.ai im i »ila* 1 lini a f» » I f h i l f uf all f i1 1tlfruì «»»cd II. fu»«' « t . . . » • 1 ••».■in^»« T u m i uf «a Ir i> taf, f *•"5 1 • V M e w le d l«r* *fM*V1 v uf ! r ti» n O n l U|> Iti» hi the OIMrlct Court or un- United State» In and f o r thr Southern bis trlct of flo rid a r t ll I »I f » f « It fclltai "Il II 11 IS | i| A N \ » U \K l't \ W • II M l^ l* Ni \ • t i1 n i. V» Lo u i . C ity C L rk of A p r ii A TI •rw The (iH rtM in g «lauftcft a fta ll la* «aaiatf u r d a * »ml»- 1" ....... ur \ ‘ r ::z ' 35« * 1 " * »(«>»11 "■ rifleIm•nJ atne»« nr |*t«*rf e n u in e fu iM *n' ' f ......................... not lie held I » lim n uf' rralo« ( m m / uiHiuief a n * S A S H - DOORS - B L IN D S \ , | h r r f«*»*iftr^* nf |*«ta rf nf i f n * . »,* | ■ •» uI «<«*> »aft. It .U I he a iito u iit «2 l l t r o t t i i l i l » 1«*.» Ul il»I* (U l|a » ft il l IIO N O O U .A K S lIZ .IM N i tlon « h a llt e T W O M il.) <> o n 'H ,i o i l - .llv l'le d m io iw en tv th 'n j.a n d a h a rc t of poi «oluc ol One ll u .n l/. H le u ia ,» U l U i l U . I I eac h . O r e M illio n Ikollar« I $ 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 1 .of »aid cap Il Al « lic k d iv id 'd In to Ir n th .aj«a in l «ban-« of the p a . volile o 'O n » ll„ n .lr 'v l fk d 'u r« i $ | 0 " 001 eoch «hall tie C(H-ifO"n viiaà ar»l t'n * « l'lle x t Ik iliA M iJI.OOQ.OOO.OUl d lr k lr d in to te n Ih o u ta n d «tiare« a l the pa t > « lu r of One llund re.1 In diar» Il lO O ,H I| e .« ., « h a ll l e p re fta .e d atoek t o d I i r f r r m l «Ini k »nail r u m i» th r bolder« lo re iv» .-acb year .a il of the net a a ro n i» ' i l l the *•*' l i l i Itw ii a II ,sJ j r a O ) d l t id t o d »f « e v r n l 7 | pci c e n i'im | e r a n n u m befara a n y dividend# «hall b r pi,al u i « o \ 'r « e r t ii m t for th e com m on «tack, »«uh divid e n d s on th e j^ e 'e rre d M urk «ball l e pay aide ,o m i a n n u a lly u to n (be tir a« day n( t r lw u a r y a la i of AuXuat yf eoch year |l.o d iv id e n d . . . „ l ' i r p«c f e r m i * t f * \ «h a ll I » r u n u ! , l i n • • H at If in a ri) »»■ni d W w irn d * am o unllng lo * r ^ r n 17 | (M*r ren tu rK • h a ll n * Ijrp -iiit -»rt «iKh t« frfrrrr*f »(»■ k (he «|ta*h » r|n . aitili '• 1 i>.»lg» it-Mi (fi lirt 'tinga uf «(»< (tg p ig a lk in ati«l *t.a li l** ••it«*''»)uf* n tf» jink! I r f i g r an» t l i v lttv l> *U a ll l«r | .Ttal i|«m * rt a|»af( lo# irrigation Materials, Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe Mains, Pockets, Nipples* Special Prices in Mixed Car Lots. W ire P otato and Cucumber Baskets 5 0 c Each <Z See Them F E R N A L D ’S - OAK A VE. - S A N FO R D tfcta rumnioii atock , T fi»> ikftlan« j f tfk# ittai i rutila of iftr ror(»»ralknn i a fter i h t p a y m e n i of th« t a k i c u m u la ti« « d lv id * "V al m X - ---r. ■. . V ¿FA» •-wijin.A-àAtB D* ^ * « * &um [:i !| M M r .'ta«l tin .I f«.r h i r ll.r « fur t|u rif > r u t. «.i M U l d n C o .. O t a H M a a g a . 001« T u » tc :« x t I l -il It may be just what you need. , M . i t r uf I h ifM l.i ' iH itit V »U ( » fn iig r I •» «i-. J M ; * 1 « tx a«. I« n t. •■'iK *• .1 A \H Woman’sTome lid : « « ' A ilr t t o r t D * p t , C h i'lm n c y i W r lttH - lo r S f t c U l ' u t r i x i i “ it It a r d u i We have thousands of such letters, and more are arriving daily. Such earnest testimony from those who have tried It, surely proves the great valuo of thla veg abio, tonic medicine, for women. w Cardul relieve» women’s sufferings, and builds weak women up to health and strength, if you are a woman, ^ Ive It a trial. It should help you, for It haa helped a mllon others. It Is made from pure, harmless, hero Ingredi­ ents, which art promptly and sorely on the womanly organa. It it a good tonic. Try it I Yourdniggiot sella It To •F \ 11 ui Couldn’t W alkl i j �TME SANEORD HERALD 12 '•*» «2. (9Q CHARACTER SHOWS IM BACKS S tra ig h t and Upright C arriage Meant You Are Determined, Energetlo an d Reliable. I f r o a r back le straight and upright you are correspondingly straight In your conduct. You will hold your head u jv f o r you s r * not afraid to look tho world In the face. E v e n when you’re sitting you keep your back s t r a i g h t T h e r e la an air of real strength about you— both physical and mental. In short, you have plenty o f backbone. You are determined, en­ ergetlo and to bo relied upon. If your back la stooping and round­ ed you are a c r e a tu re aa weak an you look, you are prone to lolling about and too laay o r too feeblo to tako a fro n t ran k In th e b a ttle of life. The tram p la an e x cellen t example. I f you are a criminal, your back la stooped o r round, but the scholarly stoop o f the bookworm m u tt not bo confounded with the foregoing. T h e re ¿ U s a difference which la difficult to de­ scribe, but It is readily recognized by t h e close observer, ' I f you are mean and covetous your b a c k Is narrow and rounded and your shoulders a re high. You aro sly— very sly. You g enerally havo the ap­ p earan ce of drawing yourself up Into -<■ a s small a compask as possible. You a re always yourself, so to spoek, and people should give you the cold shoulder. Are you too straig h t backed? T h at Is, do you hold your head so high that th ere Is a preposterous fall In the small of your b a c k ? . Th en you are so puffed up wMh felf-esteem t h a t you ca rry your c h e s t out ¿0 f a r lt‘s ab­ surd. . Costly Picture In Lumber Room. A picture e a tIm a ted _ !o bo worth IS6.000, Arblch for eo many years was bidden away In a lumber room at 8 t Mary’e hall, Coventry, baa Just been restored and put In a place of honor In 8t. Mary'* ball. ' Owing to damp and an accumulation of duat and dirt, the picture had be come ao defaced that (he corporation of Coventry had decided to sell It If they could get 9376 for It. But Mesars tzod A Co . a I-ondon firm of picture restorers were at work upon the plo'urea In 8t. Mary'a hall, and ahe of ibetr exporta recognized It aa a maa terplece. It waa found to be one of the finest ezamplea extant of the work of Jaco b Jordaena^ a pupil and fellow worker of Rubens Jordaena wna bora in A nt werp. and the picture waa probably painted about 1040 It represents Mao chua springing from hla car upon sco | Ing Ariadne The canvas la about thirty feet by ten feel high Present j ed to Coventry by Edward Ellice. M P.. In 1856, little value was attached (o It, and It was subsequently con­ signed to the lumber room. D.A. Caldwell &Sons MONDAY Til> APRIL APRIL MONDAY A CASH FIFTEENTH S ÄL E TWO Paper Plates /or Animal Pets. Using paper plates for animal pete will be found to be a good plan. Some people do not take the care to waan plates kept for doge and cats, al­ though they should be kept scrupu­ lously clean and be used for no otber purpose. Paper plates, which may he bought by the hundred for but lit­ tle money, may be burnod after they have been nsed. It le also e good Idea to have a piece of zlno put on the beck porch, where tho peta are likely to be fed, and place tb e dishes on this tor them. T b e lin e la easily cleaned. Her Natural Occupation. Now and then the childish com­ m e n t goes right to th e h eart of a difficult problem o r situation. A little bojr who lonsed to stand on the aeat of a è a r and look out of the window waa stern ly reprqved by hie mother. •'What a 'ftwld-cat mamma I” exclaim ­ ed another youngster, eeated near. ‘'Yea, I suppose sh e Is nervous,” was th e adult reply, ‘‘but then, you see, ■ha has to ta k e ca r e of her little boy and It koepa h er bu sy." "W e ll, Isn't t h a t w hat s h e ’s f o r ? " was tha Inno­ cen t, pertinent q u e s t io n .. .* S T O R E S —121-123 SANFORD EAST -- S TO R E F IR S T STREET F L O R ID A FIFTEENTH SALE - M E N ’S L A D I E S ’ FURNISHINGS Don’t miss seeing our Large Line of Spring Suits, AllWool in Blue Serge, also Fancy Weaves (Ijl O 1 Q in Tans, Brown and Grays, special a suit iP 1 1>. 1 £/ Our line of Cream Serge Skirts, White Linen. Brown Linen and White Linene are special values (he Qq for the money. Our special Sale at 98c to $ 0 . 0 0 „ -» M E N ’S - S U I T S A u t o m o• b i l e » D u s t e r s P rie stly M o h a ir S uits These High-Grade Mohair Suits, the Ideal Summer Suits are sold nil over the country at (h 1 Q I Q ces i p l O . l a $15, but we are the lenders in low prices This is especially a good time to select a Lung Coat or Duster in “Linen or Linene, Natural Linen (jii qq Color, special sale for Monday at 1.98 in v!p4.v70 $ 1 . 5 0 V a lu es 9 8 c 6 5 c Values 4 5 c This is truly n Great Value. 65c Dressed Shirts, cufTs attached in neat patterns. Our special price A RT açuch, iin li m il v * A Vonly, 8J4c E m b ro id e ry Sale Ladies’ Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas this special line Monday in values up t 1.50, for Monday, e a c h ..................... tVa/wn 5c 24c Twenty-Seven inch White Lawn as a Special Leader for Monday' ûTïîY WilLtrr placed ott STrtr—rrtH nine o’clock Monday morning ET a yard L/C 3,000 yards of Hamburg and Swiss Embroidery Edges and Insertions up to ten inches wide, values tFplo 15c yard plací d on sain Mon- Ol ^ at 9 o'clock, a yard O^C W hite W hite r 5c 8 /ic Ladies' White Tea Aprons Hein A good Stand ird IHr Size. Weight stitched Hem in Bolton, a 1 O l ^ i| and Quality. Half Bleached 1 O l 12k ir prit price ' our price Monday good 20c Value, our 4 0 - i n L a w n 10c This special value in Whit Peatpie will Ik; on sale al ^ J C a yard only d “ 5 “ " ” ” " '• Large, Handsome 8 Day Clock M u slin U n d e rw e a r See our new line of Muslin Un­ derwear in Skirts, Gowns. Ktc. Values up to $1.35, our price only - C ro c k e ry Sale 8 .0 0 H.(H) 8 00 ii 7 10 c Complete line of Spun oi l Summer Patterns, and c o lo rs in Ql K O ') Amoskeag Dress (iinghmis 1-Prize, 9x12 Wilton Ru g . , ...... .......... $30.00 2 “ . Cathedral Gong Clock ..................... 12.00 3 “ Cowhide lent h e r -lined Traveling Bug 10.00 This is a good Quality Nainsook and a s|>ocial value at 3 lr ] y a yard, our price only Special 24c With every purchase amountiiig to 51 00 will entitle you to a Ticket giving a chance on all <>f the following Twelve Prizes Don t Forget Your Ticket 3 0 c P e a q u e 21c Goods 98c See our White Goods ( minier for Monday. Showing a complete ftrte-of Mercerized Mrtdfn* Oo»Barred Lawns, Flaxmi» m<l Batiste, wort h up t«>:( >■ u FREE - FREE Another shipment of this Popu lar 10-inch White I jiw ii just, re­ ceived, our price a yard i q only W h ite See 1 2 ' A c D r e s s Ginghams 9'tc T u r k i s h B a th T o w l s Aprons 21 c N a in s o o k 17 c A Moat Qenaroua Nature. They had been married but a ehort time, and their hnpplness was Idyllic Her slightest wish was law. his trier aat whim waa gratified And all this on 87 60 a week! ‘T o d a y ," hla wee wife murmured, s s they eat together after their even­ ing meal, "I saw the loveliest lace cur­ tains." And she sighed. "B u t I knew you wished to economize, eo I didn’t get them " And again th e sighed ■TVeareat.” he murmured fondly, "everything you want »hall bo youral Anything wlhch adds to your happl nets, and brings gladness to your dear eyes; anything that lightens your do­ mestic cares, my darling, and glide the lowering clouds; anything whlcn borders tbe thorny path of duty wltn sweet, fragrant flowers, and appeals to your noble,' aesth etic nature, you ■hall have, my loved one: you must have It, If”— end his voice broke a little with the stress of emotion— “If It doesn’t coat more than eighteen p e n c e !" — London Tlt-BIta. DEPARTM ENT IT W in d o w Sades Genuine Optigli* Window 'diade! in Dark <in mi in'. ,nd Dm •l(k' values mo ¿0C Monday only 4 0 c C r c x Rugs 33c lHx.3<> inch t •. > K' . - a l*ark Green. Reti m ■! H n ir Oß^, price- only W h i t e Flnxon See this special m Plata Whitf Flnxon line sh*■ .> \n Monday a vm-i 8.00 H 8.00 M e n ’ s O u t in g Pants 9 8.00 8.00 0.00 5.00 See our large stm k of Mens AIT Wool Outing Pants in Sergrt. Cassitneres. W o r m <1- and Mohair ill Light. Medial unl (Tlfi- 10 11 12 - Cowhide leather-lined Traveling Bag l.adies’or Gentlemen s Silk Umbrella 30c 10c S a u c e Pan W ater 19 c 19c Classes 11 Plates. Dishes. Bowls, (’ups und Saucers in neat patterns, 1 n . , special value for this sale at *- A Lender in this Genuine Enameled Sauce Pun for Monday only, each Gray 19c F o r M o n d a y ’s Sale I m i t a t i o n C u t G la s s 15c W a s h B a s i n s 1 0 c Values that would bring TwentyFive cents, see these speciaIs for Monday at only This Large Size Enamelwear Wash Basin, a 15c value, our price only........ ..................... 10c 10c FURNITURE! W H A T W ILL O N E D O LLA R DO? Sec our line of Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture. . . 2 0 th C E N T U R Y N A T IO N A L S P R IN G This Spring is worth 6.50 in either Single or Double Bed Size. Our Price for Monday only ( j j g Q Q each $ 3 .0 0 M A TTR E S S Blue and White Venetian Enamel­ ed ware. See this special line for Monday, each SHOES With a Small Payment Down and only One Dollar a Week we will Furnish your Home. .Just Forty Sets <d DuM Glasses and while they l.ni |Qp a set of six glasses • "Where Quality Rings Supreme and Prices the Lowest hiu of Shoes are such wonderful values at the amazing D,w 1r,ciJ ask for them that we simply cannot help saying somethini * them..................................................................................... •. SNOW’S— Our line of Snow Shoes “Union Made" for sk‘11 ^ delight of every one that sec them, in all the popular Lasts and See our lurge line of Tuns* or Russia Calf Oxfords in Nut10“ Luce, also a full line of V ici Kid, Potent Leather and SE L B Y 'S— Spring and Sum m er Styles in Pumps and Ox 0 ^ Ladies and Misses in all the most popular leathers and D51* our Low Prices on these Shoes ore the wonders of uU $1.98 A Full Stundord Double Bed Size Cotton Top Mattress easy worth 3.00, as a special leader for $1.98 GOODMAN’S— All-l-cnther Shoes for women. Misses »nd 1 Kid, Patent Leather nnd Velvet. Speciul prices Misses from ................................................................ Monday, each. These Shoes for C h i l d r e n .............................. . • • <J. V - îtV . »I ..t j �u” UM'1- — »it* ..t V Published S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y an d T H E SA N F O R D //V S A N h 'O H D —Lite rs Number 14 H ERALD Worth Living BANPORO, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 1«, I S I S POTATOES MOVING NOW Sanford Growers In/Thc Game Early This Séason 3 CARLOADS LAST 1 F rid a y SATURDAY B rln lln g Five Dollars E’e r B o rre l at San fo rd , und Culls Three Dollars You can ¿row anything at Saufordf This statement has been made many time« by the people of this section wlio have been wise enough to diversify their crops. The old idea of mating celery king has been banished, and the grower wbo gets away from lire celery idea lontf enough to plant "sure t(lings.'* will make money every season. The greotost talking point in favor of Sanford is the fact that the grower here can usually get into the stretch ahead of competing places, which insures u good price. Volum« IV TITANIC SINKS; 1234 LIVES LOST New Atlantic Liner Titanic . Sinks Before Res- curers Can Save All On Board t One of the Worst Catastrophies in History Takes Place at Sea and 1234 Souls Go to Watery Graves One of the worst marine disasters of modern history if not the worst that ever hap­ pened in tin* world’s history is that of the sinking of the fine new White Star liner Titanic Irish potatoes this season ought **•, 0 fF the hanks of New Fouiullanri Sunday when she crashed info a gigantic iceberg and be n money crop on account of ... the ...v scar« . . .. . . . . . , . . . Ity of tuberathroughout the United States, crushed the steel prow Jjlu* a_ll Vilif shall. and thie snnretdgrowen» who nre shipping The “ C. (Jr D .” signal h’ent out from tltc doomed ship was caught by th e Virginian fTM i^Vo^'^irind0'^ ',, ^uiu' (,f the A,Ien line. 175 miles away and,afterward By. the Cunarder Carpathian,'both vessels _ • put up In crates, arc selling ui one dollar immediately steaming for the ill-fated Titanic and the Carpathian taking ofT the women or three per barrel and children. Earlier reports claimed that all would he saved hut the very latest reports Last Saturday the first potuioea to m o v e ¡¿Tear IotsAefPCameron City, and prdhii- i say that the «thrjT sank hcfniT Thr resellers could save the frew. ~ The ship was making biy have the distinction of being no- timt her maiden trip from England to America and was supposed to he one of the finest vessels to leave the slate ,. , alloat. Michaels & Co. of Ne*, "torli |t.-n.l»-i The Herald in order to give the rentiers the real news telegraphed New York and re­ Steinberg Co., of Cincinnati, and the M <> (Àtgglns Co werr purchasers ceived the following messages at noon: Dr Mlnnleli Ward A Dutton and Hu» New York, N. Y., April 1(5, '2 p. in. "A Wireless message.sent by ( aptain Rostrun of the u(d i* Packard helped to (ill three cam The potatoes overaged fifty .barrels to 1( ’arpathia to t lit* ( ’unafd Lino lien* from Latitude 41.45 north and longitude 50.20 west thè nere, and mi thè sm ne ground urr f t ' i l l I s i t s ft l l l o W S . curii und loinators gru*, mg front » h u h " 'Am proceeding a good crup can tx- expeeled.—and. (usi whot illese grnwers w111 rrullZi- front un After having consulted acre of land is left tu the pessimista—who about, considered New clalm thnt ymi "can i gr>» iiivtlnng m amongst.’ florida ut n proMi Clara liar ton Dead Miss Clara Durton. founder of the Arnrr icall Red Cross Society, died at her home m (¡Irn EcIki. Md Saturday morning I lte cause- of fiet death »tie c'ltrtttm (ineumontn. witli whtrh site was stricken iiftoui a year ago Her brother Stephen Horton, of Huston, wu» with Iter when "he died She hail Iteeo coldloe.l to Iter liono "Red Cross. at tilen Echo. since lust full, when she returned from it visit to N.-v* England ll was thought her trip w.i* beneficial, blit warn afterward .In w . . taken severely ill Miss Harton was Ihmii at Oxford Mass in 1621. She celebrated her ninetieth birthday anniversary December 25. when she re­ ceived many messages of congratulation Lovely Wedding A social event of much Interest lo a boil of friends both in Sanford and J a c k ­ sonville, occurred at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Carrie Blaine Yelser. Monday morning, April 13th ; when Miss Vivian Blaine Yelser was united it^ marriage to Mr. Robert Eugene Larrninore. of Jackson­ ville. The happy girlhood of the lovely young bride was spent In Jacksonville and S a n ­ ford. Her charming personality endeared her to everyone with whom she came in touch. Mr. Larramore It of an excellent Georgia family, and la a prosperous young basinets man in Jacksonville. The details of this April bridal occusion. were characterized by exquisite taste and simplicity. The guesis were chiefly the young girt friends of Mise Yelser. The rooms were decorated In pink and white—• color motif that was beautifully canted out in every wny. Mr. Clarence Mahoney accompanied Mr. Wltherington on the violin. In a number of selections. Before the Bridal Chorus gave the signal far the event of the day. Mias Sadie Williams, in white end pink, came first, •cattering rose petals, nnd was followed ; • The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED TROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f th e Week'» M ost po rtan t Happenings In th e S t a t e ' s Domain. Im ­ Titusville waa hit on Thursday by a small tornado: The damage done i t esti­ mated at between $900 and $1,000. No one was hurt, although two had narrow escapes. The ice and cold storage plant which is in course of construction in Hawthorn is being rapidly rushed to completion. i A number of new buildings ara in th« course of construction at Duthneil. This little town Is rapidly coming to thq front since It became the county sent • Pinellas county will vote on the propo­ sition of Issuing $470.000 in bonds__ $300,for hard mads nnd $70.000 for a new tjourj house. ■» n The 25th annual session of the Florida State Horticultural 6oclety will be held in Miami. May-14. The meeting promises to be interesting and offers fruit growers an opportunity to see the Fpst i’-oast as well W e « m e TTorUTT TXST~ Coast railroad has made round trip at the rntr of one furr plus 25c. Ollier rullrunds tinve nut as yet made ally concessions In the way of rates, although the members of this organization furnish thousands of cars of fruit every season to Ixith the A. C l. and the ,s A I. Few societies have accomplished the good work that the Floe Ida social> luis I Clover Club "Another niessa*^-tu'in i aptaiii Roslnm t o t h e < unard Line .-sanl leeherg, sank Montlay a. in. 4 1.4b north latitude. 50.14 west longitmli two humlretl thirty-four souls are lo s t when lug ocean liner sinks.' .. . . .1 ,■ , • e. I it anlc struck •hie thousand I , e , Walker Saturday afternoon wltcrr they win- iteltglitfully enter turned The rooms were attractively bright hy the gorgelout beauty of the nasturtiums, with which they wete dexvrnted White and yellow Wl1" I h r lovely c o lo r »e h erne New York. April lb. !* ;t. in. \ sig n ifica n t l i ne in t he ( apt- R a c e D is p a t c h w as t h e , u lllP Mlir,.tl II|rrlltl(, lhB ciub end. annonneeiiH'iit that the mimbei savetl by the ( ’arnalhia wils large, nearly ail being women !member wus given « dime with which to ami ehiflren. 1lie same facts would likewise spell the iltwini of practically the entire crew 1•"•gin her career us n financier Each of eight hundred. Notahle passengers on the Titanic whose fate is in doubt were Mr. niemhrr told m rhyme at the rnactington and Sirs. .John Jacob Astor, Major Archibald Muft. Aide to President T a f t ; ( ’liarles M I lavs. Saturday afternoon, the amount of money ,. , . t ., . . . ... , . |. , , ||c i| |, ,, ., . »lie had made, und how »he had achieved I resilient of the (.rami I rünk R.R.. Ills wife and daughter; Benjamin <.uggenheim,; thr Fifteen dollar, wa. J. (5. \\ wiener. of Philadelphia: Mr. ami Mrs. Isidor Straus; .1. B. '1'haver, \ iee-1’resident I |M n in the tmpury <>r the ciut. by the memlirr» mude hy the multiplication ma­ R.; Was tilgt or. K o ch lm g . l>uiltier of th e b ro o k lv n B r id g e . nf tin Pennsylvania riie Titanic ct>.■*! ten mil 11<ai iollar> and \\;ls a t o t a l w reck. F o u r te e n h u n d re d p a . v * f n - ny time» i.v•-1 ijl „ i rt tain iiuillhei of •lime« ger> were on hoard the Napuleun» of 11ounce will tinve The Olympic’s Dispatch Eollows. r e m a i n e d a m i s e a r c h i n g e x a c t |)USltlO|l o ( <ll.«LStcr I.O SS l i k e l y t o t a l T h e ( a p t a i n g o e s i l o W l l w i t h Ili.M s h i p G re a te st vessel a llo a t. _________________ _________________ •»> ............ . ' » " r M' ” Maude Lake and Jl' " " M" * w- n l " " 11 W,M' ■ ■■ ■ ■ . ----- S ai Sai tlie studio of Mr» l u n u l e through the hull, to the wedding hell uf white roses: which was suspended from thr arch, that u|>eii» into the |>arlor Miss Ruth Milling, maid of honor, gowned In lovely white chifTun. and carrying a large bouquet of pink ruses, then came slowly down the stair», and was met hy the best man. Mr Francis Mason, of Jacksonville, After they had gone the length of the ulsle. nil eyes were turned to thr young bride til her handsome while cloth coat suit, with luce blnu»*. Htid picture hat. cnrrytngu shower bouquet of bride's roses and hlliea-of the valley, coining down the rose-wreathed stairway, to lw met 7>y the groom. They came slowly over the io»e petals to their position beneath the liell. where the beautiful ring ceremony was performed hy Rev ('• H Waldron, uf the Congregational church, while "O Promise Me.” wns being softly and tenderly played. After the conclusion of the cercmouy. and the bridal pnlr had received the con gratuloliom of the family and friends. light refreshments were served. Following a unique olid picturesqo custom, the bride threw her bouquet down Ihe stairs, to a group of the wailing young guests; it was caught hy Miss Florence pra||)l Mr nnd Mrs. Lurramore. accompanied by Hie relatives of the bride and the t.ndal party, also n number of the guests. drove to the boat, where, after a brief wait farewells were said, and |he happy young couple left for Jacksonville iirtlny afternoon, who are the yinmgrt members of Mrs Munson's cliism wns a i>erfrct siicce»« and n delightful entertainment The effort made hy each little pupil, to do her best, nnd rcflex-t credit i i j x h i her kind, patient teacher, resulted in thr splendid rendering of each selection Die fine audience that greeted the little folk» were delighted will) their JiroAclency. and entertained bv their performance of the prngnam. that w'u» published in Tuesday's paper The little folks were nssiMrd by Mis» .Mabel Bowler, who «nog two Solos, accompanied hy Miss For one« Frank Miss Clo/a Morrow, gave several very fine readings. In every respect, the recital hy Itfr little folks, was nb mrrltonous anil enjoyable ns nny thnt have l«-en given hy Mrs. Munson's pupil* . i ' • • * Mutinoti. 1 .SOO s o u l s . W as her m a id e n . . . l II L e f o t k s R e c i t a l lite recititi givrll by the little folk« drrw hroad. w h lte , i I>Ih)|i » to forili all oisle r ------- -- tu the • iiiim l of a young S an fo rd Wins and L oses The local hall team played |wu games of hall in the Inst few days, returning the winner in the Ktsimmee gam«: und loser to Winter Park On Thursday next Kissimmee will send up Ihe best they have to try nnd oven up matters. We have beaten them 2 out of 3 games to date. Yes. next Thursday is Lades Meeting Tlte flue audience of Indies, who attend- the day. Holden ^ark the place, nnd 3:30 the time. COMF. O U T ' «*1 «•'« "•«»» meeting for Indies, in (lie MclhOxJUt church. Sunday nfternoon. had W. II. Milton Here the pleasure of hearing a very line address Hon W. H. Milton, candidate for Gov­ By Mr. Lrntik L. Fitch, who Is mi interesternor was in the city Saturday nnd ex­ -*»»!• entertaining and fluent s i n k e r While so much Interest and ptlention is pected to make an addrcaa but on ocbeing centered in the men, whom It is prl- count of rain was unable to do so He '«»only desired to benefit, by this great met many of the people of this section movement that is being cnm W on, Mr and made u most fnvornble impression Filch reminded the Indies Iha^thay must W rathcr R e p o r t »“« overlook the fnct that they. too.', hnvr Local rains tonight or Wednesday " V" T Important prut to play In this movement, to Insure its success. He explained j «t northwest portion Wednesday. '¡a . , . m m •< »iii< r e d . t her e ‘ n o lie n o dimtil . but wh a t man, whose noble efTuris. ill trying to work out fils Idea, for the uplift of his brother man. nenily cost him his life Mr. R ich paid a tribute to the influence of women In the home. In society, nnd hrr Influence and power in the church—dwell­ ing gtrongly on the power of prayer, to help in the accoiuptlshineid of this great purpose, that fins been'launched, nnd in nIJ other efforts and desires of H i p heart The address wns very helpful t 7t ,hhold,,b ,u,; r the 'nkpn nn0'»^ .'tine with which to make money this month to furnish the parsonage With t r i p . ! ».uh efforts hack of the determination u> tlie origli! of thè Meo and K ehglo o fot word M ovrin cilt. wliosr- g lg u n tir |Ko|mrtlounowe their con i e plio n Irli to look to their laurels, now that the Clo­ ver Club huve entered Hip field; for ihe cultivation and multiplication, of dimes. The amount earned will he used to furnish the purlidi room of the parsonage. The Cool- thr |uir»nn/igr will he pulnted file club were invited into the dining rnoin. where a large embankment of nas­ turtiums made a rich and effective centerpiece; for the lovely white of the table. Each place card supported a clothes pin doll, dressed in white, with dainty yellow ribbons On tho hack of (he cards, conun­ drums were written, cuch question, relat­ ing to some part of a lady's dress. A delicious fruit salad, with dainty New F.uglnnd buns, were served. Tho meeting . was very Interesting, profitable and enter­ taining State Congregational Conference. Sanford gel* another ^iroof of its advantage* ns a convention city this cgu woeW> l ire Congregational c h u r c h « of Florida are coming here today lav for their annual conference. Thia conference ha* dnei Incorporated the Wednesday program of Ion Forward Movethe Men and Religion rnent as part of it« .irogram, pr and lias added other feature« of Its own. The first buaine» session of tho Con­ ference will bo a t tho Congregational church on Wednesday morning, opening at nino o’clock. All day Thursday is given over to tho Conference with a ¿usi­ n e « session in tho morning and a general program in the afternoon and evening. work of women for missions is the subject of Thursday afternoon and unique features are being planned. On Thursday night there will b«i several speakers who are directly concerned with the missionary activities of the Congregationalists and these men will tell the storir* of their work. Rev Lawrence Phelps, D .D ., a profeaaor -at Atlanta Theological Seminary will preach ut eleven o'clock tomorrow morning. The public are moat cordially Invited to ail sessions of the Confsrenee. . « -, New York unless otherwise ordered with ahoul eight hundred. Hie Clover ('luti, onmimscd of the young Mr. Isma\ ami considering the circunistanct^ with so much ict Indirà of the Congregational church, held York best I 11 g(* It •' I it‘t jfS 11II 11 t Wt 'll L\ filli* “S 1It'll I I f f W 111) I M*rgs .then legulur meet mg .it the home of MIss New York. April lb, -12:50 p. m. "(arp ath ia reached the Titanic position at day­ break found boats and wrt*ckage only. Titanic «ink about 2 : 2 0 a. m. in 41.1(5 north 5 0 .11 west. All her boats accounted for containing about (575 souls saved, crew ami paseai.e,. included. Nearlv till save.l were women and children. Upland liner ( alifornian \ rniie.i sengers y- *r<ijnrn Qara ‘ Bjm on°m igtit* proper iy oe unrion migm l>ro|*ri> the Florence Nightingale of America Like her British prototype, her work» of mercy were noi confined to her native land, but were carried even into the eu»l ern hemisphere. She will be wrtllen down In history ns the founder of the Red Crm.» in America, but her powerful (x-rsonality also made an ^indelible impression u|wn the international organization itself thru her active participation In (he periodical conference* at Geneva. Rome. Vienna nnd St Petersburg ALL AROUND ELORIDA . F F - .- V - - . -avi.-.,v s t.- f -Vr/ M •* .» ¿dl � 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, April 12, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/b615f76e00941bca8c1ec937d046a012.pdf f82c1d0e3f7cc96b84964a77a233ec4d PDF Text Text TME SANEORD HERALD 12 '•*» «2. (9Q CHARACTER SHOWS IM BACKS S tr a ig h t and U pright C a rria g e M eant You A re D eterm ined, E nergetlo a n d Reliable. I f r o a r b a c k le s tra ig h t and u p rig h t you a r e correspondingly s tr a ig h t In y o u r conduct. You will hold your head u j v f o r you s r * n o t afraid to look th o w orld In th e face. E v e n w h e n you’r e s ittin g you k e e p y o u r b a c k s t r a i g h t T h e r e la a n a ir of re a l s tr e n g th a b o u t you—both physical a n d m ental. In sh o rt, you h a v e p le n ty o f backbone. You a r e d e te rm in e d , e n ­ erg e tlo and to bo relied upon. If your b a c k la stooping a n d r o u n d ­ ed you a r e a c r e a t u r e aa w eak an you look, you a r e p r o n e to lolling about a n d too laay o r too feeblo to tako a f r o n t r a n k In t h e b a ttle of life. T he t r a m p la a n e x c e lle n t example. I f you a r e a crim inal, your back la stooped o r round, b u t th e scholarly s to o p of th e bookw orm m u t t not bo confounded w ith th e foregoing. T h e r e ¿ U s a difference w hich la difficult to de ­ scribe, b u t I t is r e a d ily recognized by t h e close ob se rv e r, ' If you a r e m e a n a n d covetous y o u r b a c k Is na rro w a n d rounde d and y o u r sh o u ld e rs a r e high. You a r o sly— v e ry sly. You g e n e ra lly havo th e a p ­ p e a r a n c e of d ra w in g yourself up Into -<■ a s sm all a compask a s possible. You a r e alw ays yourself, so to spoek, a n d people should give you th e cold shoulder. A re you too s tr a ig h t ba c ke d? T h a t Is, do you hold your head so high th a t th e r e Is a p re p o ste ro u s fall In the sm all of your b a c k ? . T h e n you a r e so puffed up wMh felf-esteem t h a t yo u c a r r y y o u r c h e s t o u t ¿0 f a r lt‘s a b ­ su rd . . Costly Picture In L um ber Room. A picture e a tI m a te d _ !o bo w orth IS6.000, Arblch for eo many years was bidden away In a lum ber room at 8t M ary’e hall, Coventry, baa Just been restored and put In a place of honor In 8t. Mary'* ball. ' Owing to dam p and an accum ulation of duat and dirt, th e picture had be come ao defaced th a t (he corporation of Coventry had decided to sell It If they could get 9376 for It. But Mesars tzod A Co . a I-ondon firm of picture re sto re rs were at work upon the plo'u re a In 8t. Mary'a hall, and ahe of ibetr exporta recognized It aa a maa terplece. It waa found to be one of the finest ezamplea extant of the work of Jacob Jo rd a e n a ^ a pupil and fellow worker of Rubens Jordaena wna bora in Ant werp. and the picture waa probably painted about 1040 It re p re se n ts Mao chua springing from hla car upon sco | Ing Ariadne T he canvas la about thirty feet by ten feel high P re se n t j ed to Coventry by Edward Ellice. M P.. In 1856, little value was atta c h e d (o It, and It was subsequently con­ signed to the lum ber room. D.A. Caldwell & Sons MONDAY A Til> APRIL APRIL MONDAY IT CASH FIFTEENTH TW O SÄLE - - Our line of Cream Serge Skirts, White Linen. Brown Linen and White Linene are special values (he Qq for the money. Our special Sale at 98c to $0.0 0 „ -» Priestly Mohair Suits These High-Grade Mohair Suits, the Ideal Summer Suits are sold nil over the country at (h 1 Q I Q ces i p l O . l a $15, but we are the lenders in low prices Automobile • » Dusters This is especially a good time to select a Lung Coat or Duster in “Linen or Linene, Natural Linen (jii qq Color, special sale for Monday at 1.98 in v!p4.v70 65c Values 45c This is truly n Great Value. 65c Dressed Shirts, cufTs attached in neat patterns. Our special price A RT açuch, i i n l i only, m il v * A V- $1.50 Values 98c Ladies’ Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas See this special line Monday in values up t 1.50, for Monday, e a c h ................... w aa s te r n ly re p rq v e d by hie m other. •'W h a t a 'ftwld-cat m am m a I” exclaim ­ ed a n o th e r y o u n g ste r, eeated near. ‘'Yea, I su p p o se s h e Is nervous,” was t h e a d u lt reply, ‘‘b u t then, you see, ■ha h a s to t a k e c a r e of h e r little boy a n d It koepa h e r busy." "W ell, Isn't t h a t w h a t s h e ’s f o r ? " was tha Inno­ c e n t, pertinent q u e s t i o n . . .* 98c White tVa/wn 5c 8/ic r 5c Twenty-Seven inch White Lawn 3,000 yards of Hamburg and Swiss as a Special Leader for Monday' Embroidery Edges and Insertions up to ten inches wide, values tFplo ûTïîY W ilL tr r p l a c e d ott STrtr—r r t H nine o’clock Monday morning ET 15c yard plací d on sain Mon- Ol ^ a yard L/C at 9 o'clock, a yard O^C 8J4c Embroidery Sale Turkish Bath Towls White Aprons Ladies' White Tea Aprons Hein A good Stand ird IHr Size. Weight stitched Hem in Bolton, a 1 O l ^ i| and Quality. Half Bleached 1 O l 12k price ' our price Monday good 20c Value, ourir prit 2 4 c White Goods Special See our White Goods ( minier for Monday. Showing a complete ftrte -o f Another shipment of this Popu lar 10-inch White I jiwii just, re­ ceived, our price a yard i q only 30c Peaque 21c This special value in Whit Peatpie will Ik; on sale al ^ J C a yard only This is a good Quality Nainsook and a s|>ocial value at 3 lr ] y a yard, our price only See our new line of Muslin Un­ derwear in Skirts, Gowns. Ktc. Values up to $1.35, our price only 10c Mrtdfn* Oo»- 24c 12 ' A c Dress Ginghams 9'tc Complete line of Spun oi l Summer Patterns, and colors in Ql Amoskeag Dress (iinghmisK O ') W i n d o w Sades F R E E - F R E Genuine Optigli* Window 'diade! in Dark <in mi in'. ,nd Dm •l(k' values mo ¿0C Monday only E With every purchase amountiiig to 51 00 will entitle you to a Ticket giving a chance on all <>f the following Twelve Prizes Don t Forget Your Ticket 1-Prize, 9x12 Wilton R u g .,...... ......... $30.00 2 “ . Cathedral Gong Clock ................... 12.00 3 “ Cowhide lent her-lined Traveling Bug 10.00 d “ 5 “ " ” ” " 8 .0 0 H .( H ) '• Large, Handsome 8 Day Clock ii 8 00 7 Muslin Underwear M erce riz ed Barred Lawns, Flaxmi» m<l Batiste, wort h up t«>:( >■ u 40-in Lawn 10c 8.00 9 8.00 8.00 10 11 12 - Crockery Sale - 4 0 c C r c x Rugs 33c lHx.3<> inch t •. > K' . - a l*ark Green. Reti m ■! H n ir Oß^, price- only W h i t e Flnxon See this special m Plata Whitf Flnxon line sh*■ .> \n Monday a vm-i 8.00 H Cowhide leather-lined Traveling Bag l.adies’or Gentlemen s Silk Umbrella 30c 10c Sauce Pan 0.00 5.00 M e n ’s Outing Pants See our large stm k of Mens AIT Wool Outing P a n ts in Sergrt. Cassitneres. W o r m <1- and Mohair ill Light. M edial unl (Tlfi- Water 19c 19c C la sse s 11 Plates. Dishes. Bowls, (’ups und Saucers in neat patterns, 1 n . , special value for this sale at *- A Lender in this Genuine Enameled Sauce Pun for Monday only, each Gray 19c Imitation Cut Glass 15c Wash Basins 10c Values that would bring TwentyFive cents, see these spec- 10c iaIs for Monday at only This Large Size Enamelwear Wash Basin, a 15c value, our price only............................ 10c 20th C E N T U R Y N A T I O N A L SPRING A little SALE Don’t miss seeing our Large Line of Spring Suits, AllWool in Blue Serge, also Fancy Weaves (Ijl O 1 Q in Tans, Brown and Grays, special a suit iP 1 1>. 1 £/ H e r N atural Occupation. difficult problem o r situation. FLO R ID A L A D I E S ’ FURNISHINGS W HAT WILL O N E DOLLAR DO? With a Small Payment Down and only One Dollar a Week we will Furnish your Home. Sec our line of Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture. . . bojr who lo n se d t o sta n d on th e a e a t of a è a r and look o u t of th e window FIFTEENTH FIR ST - M E N ’S M E N ’S - S U I T S P a p e r P la te s /o r Animal Pets. Using paper p la te s for anim al pete will be found to be a good plan. Some people do not ta k e the ca re to waan plates kept for doge and cats, al­ though they should be kept s c r u p u ­ lously clean and be used for no o tb e r purpose. P a p e r plates, which may he bought by the h undre d for but lit­ tle money, m ay be burnod a fte r they have been nsed. It le also e good Idea to have a piece of zlno put on th e beck porch, w h e re tho peta a re likely to be fed, and place tb e dishes on th is to r them . T b e lin e la easily cleaned. Now a n d th e n th e childish com­ m e n t goes r ig h t to th e h e a r t of a STORE STREET S T O R E S — 121-123 E A S T SANFORD 21c Nainsook 17c A Moat Qenaroua N ature. They had been m arried but a ehort time, and their hnpplness was Idyllic Her slightest wish was law. his trier aat whim waa gratified And all this on 87 60 a week! ‘T o d a y ," hla wee wife m urm ured, s s they ea t to g e th e r a f te r th e ir ev e n ­ ing meal, "I saw th e loveliest lace c u r ­ tains." And she sighed. "But I knew you wished to economize, eo I didn’t get them " And again th e sighed ■TVeareat.” he m urm ured fondly, "everything you want »hall bo youral Anything wlhch adds to your happl nets, and brings gladness to your dear eyes; anything th a t lightens your do­ m estic cares, my darling, and glide the lowering clouds; a n y th in g whlcn borders tbe thorny path of duty wltn sw eet, fra g r a n t flowers, and appeals to your noble,' a e sth e tic na tu re , you ■hall have, my loved one: you must ha ve It, If”—end his voice broke a little with the stre s s of e m otion—“If It d oesn’t coat more than eig h te e n p e n c e !" — London Tlt-BIta. DEPARTM ENT For Monday’s Sale FURNITURE! This Spring is worth 6.50 in either Single or Double Bed Size. Our Price for Monday only (jjg Q Q each .Just Forty Sets <d DuM Glasses and while they l.ni |Qp a set of six glasses Blue and White Venetian Enamel­ ed ware. See this special line for Monday, each SHOES • • • "Where Quality Rings Supreme and Prices the Lowest hiu of Shoes are such wonderful values at the amazing D,w 1r,ciJ ask for them that we simply cannot help saying somethini * them............................................................................. •. SNOW’S—Our line of Snow Shoes “Union Made" for sk‘11 ^ delight of every one that sec them, in all the popular Lasts and See our lurge line of Tuns* or Russia Calf O x fo rd s in Nut10“ Luce, also a full line of Vici Kid, Potent Leather and SELBY'S—Spring and Summer Styles in Pumps and Ox 0 ^ Ladies and Misses in all the most popular leathers and D51* our Low Prices on these Shoes ore the wonders of uU $3 .0 0 M A T T R E S S $1.98 A Full Stundord Double Bed Size Cotton Top Mattress easy worth 3.00, as a special leader for Monday, each. $ 1.98 . GOODMAN’S— All-l-cnther Shoes for women. Misses »nd 1 Kid, Patent Leather nnd Velvet. Speciul prices Misses from.......................................................... These Shoes for C h i l d r e n ........................... < J. V- îtV. »I ..tj �u” UM'1- — »it* ..t V 1 Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday T H E SA N FO RD HERALD //V S ANh'OHD — Lite rs Worth Living Number 14 BANPORO, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 1«, ISIS POTATOES MOVING NOW Sanford Growers In/Thc Game Early This Séason 3 CARLOADS LAST SATURDAY B rln lln g Five D ollars E’e r B o rre l at S a n fo rd , und Culls Three D ollars You can ¿row anything at Saufordf This statem ent has been made many time« by the people of this section wlio have been wise enough to diversify their crops. The old idea of m ating celery king has been banished, and the grower wbo gets away from lire celery idea lontf enough to plant "sure t(lings.'* will make money every season. The greotost talking point in favor of Sanford is the fact that the grower here can usually get into the stretch ahead of competing places, which insures u good price. Volum« IV TITANIC SINKS; 1234 LIVES LOST New Atlantic Liner Titanic . Sinks Before Rescurers Can Save A ll On Board t One of the Worst Catastrophies in History Takes Place at Sea and 1234 Souls Go to Watery Graves One of the worst marine disasters of modern history if not the worst that ever hap­ pened in tin* world’s history is that of the sinking of the fine new White Star liner Titanic Irish potatoes this season ought **•, 0 fF the hanks of New Fouiullanri Sunday when she crashed info a gigantic iceberg and be n money crop on account of ... the ...v scar« . . .. . . . . . , . . . Ity of tuberathroughout the United States, crushed the steel prow Jjlu* a_ll Vilif shall. and thiesnnretdgrowen» whonre shipping The “C. (Jr D.” signal h’ent out from tltc doomed ship was caught by the Virginian fTMi^Vo^'^irind0'^',, ^uiu' (,f the A,Ien line. 175 miles away and,afterward By. the Cunarder Carpathian,'both vessels _ put up In crates, arc selling ui one dollar immediately steaming for the ill-fated Titanic and the Carpathian taking ofT the women or three per barrel and children. Earlier reports claimed that all would he saved hut the very latest reports Last Saturday the first potuioea to move ¡¿Tear IotsAefPCameron City, and prdhii- i say that the «thrjT sank hcfniT Thr resellers could save the frew. ~ The ship was making biy have the distinction of being no- timt her maiden trip from England to America and was supposed to he one of the finest vessels • to leave the slate Michaels & Co. of Ne*, "torli |t.-n.l»-i Steinberg Co., of Cincinnati, and the M <> (Àtgglns Co werr purchasers Dr Mlnnleli Ward A Dutton and Hu» u(d i* Packard helped to (ill three cam ,. , a llo a t. The Herald in order to give the rentiers the real news telegraphed New York and re­ ceived the following messages at noon: N e w Y o r k , N . Y . , A p r i l 1(5, '2 p . i n . "A W ire le ss m e s s a g e .s e n t b y ( a p ta in R o s t r u n of t h e The potatoes overaged fifty .barrels to 1( ’a r p a t h i a t o t lit* ( ’u n a f d Lino lien* fro m L a titu d e 4 1 .4 5 n o rth a n d lo n g itu d e 50.20 w est thè nere, and mi thè sm ne ground urr curii und loinators gru*, mg front » h u h a good crup can tx- expeeled.—and. (usi whot illese grnwers w111 rrullZi- front un acre of land is left tu the pessimista—who clalm thnt ymi "can i gr>» iiivtlnng m florida ut n proMi ALL AROUND ELORIDA The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED TROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitom e o f th e W eek'» M ost Im ­ p o r t a n t H appenings In th e S t a t e 's Domain. Titusville waa hit on Thursday by a small tornado: The damage done i t e sti­ mated at between $900 and $1,000. No one was hurt, although two had narrow escapes. The ice and cold storage plant which is in course of construction in Hawthorn is being rapidly rushed to completion. i A number of new buildings ara in th« course of construction at Duthneil. This little town Is rapidly coming to thq front since It became the county sent • Pinellas county will vote on the propo­ sition of Issuing $470.000 in bonds__$300,for hard mads nnd $70.000 for a new tjourj house. ■» n The 25th annual session of the Florida State Horticultural 6oclety will be held in Miami. May-14. The meeting promises to be interesting and offers fruit growers an opportunity to see the Fpst i’-oast as well W e« m e TTorUTT TXST~ Coast railroad has made round trip at the rntr of one furr plus 25c. Ollier rullrunds tinve nut as yet made ally concessions In the way of rates, although the members of this organization furnish thousands of cars of fruit every season to Ixith the A. C l. and the ,s A I. Few societies have accomplished the good work that the Floe Ida social> luis I f t' i ll I s i t s ft l l l o W S . " 'A m p ro c e e d in g N ew Y ork u n le ss o th e rw is e o rd e re d w ith ah o u l e ig h t Clover Club h u n d re d . Hie Clover ('luti, onmimscd of the young Indirà of the Congregational church, held I 11 g(* It • ' I it‘t jfS 11II 11 t Wt 'll L\ filli* “S 1It'll I I f f W 111) I M*rgs .th e n legulur meet mg .it the home of MIss Walker Saturday afternoon wltcrr they win- iteltglitfully enter turned The rooms " A n o t h e r n i e s s a * ^ - t u ' i n i a p t a i i i R o s l n m t o t h e < u n a r d L i n e .-sanl I it anlc struck were attractively bright hy the gorgelout leeh erg , s a n k M o n tla y a . in . 4 1 .4 b n o r t h l a t i t u d e . 5 0 . 1 4 w e s t l o n g i t m l i • hie thousand beauty of the nasturtiums, with which they wete dexvrnted White and yellow t w o h u m l r e t l t h i r t y - f o u r s o u l s a r e lost w h e n lu g o c e a n l i n e r s i n k s . ' .. . . ,■ .1 , • e. I, e , Wl1" Ihr lovely color »eherne N e w Y o r k . A p r i l l b . !* ;t. i n . \ s ig n ific a n t lin e in the ( apt- R a c e D is p a t c h w as th e , u lllP Mlir,.tl II|rrlltl(, lhB ciub end. A fte r h a v in g c o n s u lte d M r. Is m a \ a b o u t , c o n s id e re d N ew Y o rk best a m o n g s t .’ am i c o n sid e rin g th e c irc u n ista n c t^ w ith so m uch ict C lara liar to n Dead Miss Clara Durton. founder of the Arnrr icall Red Cross Society, died at her home m (¡Irn EcIki. Md Saturday morning I lte cause- of fiet death »tie c'ltrtttm annonneeiiH'iit that the mimbei savetl by the ( ’arnalhia wils large, nearly ail being women ! member wus given « dime with which to (ineumontn. witli whtrh site was stricken ami ehiflren. 1lie same facts would likewise spell the iltwini of practically th e entire crew 1•"•gin her career us n financier Each iiftoui a year ago Her brother Stephen of eight hundred. Notahle passengers on the Titanic whose fate is in doubt were Mr. niemhrr told m rhyme at the rnactington Horton, of Huston, wu» with Iter when "he afternoon, the amount of money died and Sirs. .John Jacob Astor, Major Archibald Muft. Aidei to President Taft; (’liarles M I. lavs. Saturday ,. , . t ., .. . ... , . | . , , ||c | | , ,, ., »lie had made, und how »he had achieved She hail Iteeo coldloe.l to Iter liono I re silie n t of th e ( .r a m i I rü n k R .R .. I lls w ife a n d d a u g h t e r ; B e n j a m i n < . u g g e n h e i m , ; thr Fifteen dollar, w a. "Red Cross. at tilen Echo. since lust full, J. (5. \ \ w i e n e r . o f P h i l a d e l p h i a : M r . a m i M r s . I s i d o r S t r a u s ; .1. B . ' 1 ' h a v e r , \ i e e - 1 ’r e s i d e n t I |Mn in the t m p u r y <>r the ciut. by the when she returned from it visit to N.-v* memlirr» mude hy the multiplication m a ­ R.; Was tilgt or. Kochlmg. l>uiltier of the brooklvn Bridge. nf tin Pennsylvania England ll was thought her trip w.i* ny time» i.v•-1 ijl „ i rt tain iiuillhei of ten mil 1 1< ai riie T itanic ct> . ■ * ! iollar> and \ \ ; ls a total wreck. Fourteen hundred p a .v * f n beneficial, blit warn afterward .In w .. •lime« taken severely ill ger> were on hoard the Napuleun» of 11ounce will tinve Miss Harton was Ihmii at Oxford Mass to look to their laurels, now that the Clo­ The Olympic’s Dispatch Eollows. in 1621. ver Club huve entered Hip field; for ihe She celebrated her ninetieth birthday New York. April lb, -12:50 p. m. "(arpathia reached the Titanic position at day­ cultivation and multiplication, of dimes. anniversary December 25. when she re­ break found boats and wrt*ckage only. Titanic «ink about 2:20 a. m. in 41.1(5 north The amount earned will he used to furnish ceived many messages of congratulation 50.11 west. All her boats accounted for containing about (575 souls saved, crew ami pas- the purlidi room of the parsonage. The *r<ijnrn Q ara ‘Bjmon°mig tit * l>ro|*ri> proper iy oe eai.e,. unrion migm rniie.i the Florence Nightingale of America Like her British prototype, her work» of mercy were noi confined to her native land, but were carried even into the eu»l ern hemisphere. She will be wrtllen down In history ns the founder of the Red Crm.» in America, but her powerful (x-rsonality also made an ^indelible impression u|wn the international organization itself thru her active participation In (he periodical conference* at Geneva. Rome. Vienna nnd St Petersburg Lovely Wedding A social event of much Interest lo a boil of friends both in Sanford and Ja c k ­ sonville, occurred at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Carrie Blaine Yelser. Monday morning, April 13th ; when Miss Vivian Blaine Yelser was united it^ marriage to Mr. Robert Eugene Larrninore. of Jackson­ ville. The happy girlhood of the lovely young bride was spent In Jacksonville and S a n ­ ford. Her charming personality endeared her to everyone with whom she came in touch. Mr. Larramore It of an excellent Georgia family, and la a prosperous young basinets m a n in Jacksonville. The details of this April bridal occusion. were characterized by exquisite taste and simplicity. The guesis were chiefly the young girt friends of Mise Yelser. The rooms were decorated In pink and white—• color motif tha t w as beautifully canted out in every wny. Mr. Clarence Mahoney accompanied Mr. Wltherington on the violin. In a number of selections. Before the Bridal Chorus gave the signal far the event of the day. Mias Sadie Williams, in white end pink, came first, •cattering rose petals, nnd was followed ; • -, sen gy-e rs in c lu d e d . N e a r lv till sav e.l w e re w om en a n d c h ild re n . r . i ' • • * • m m month to furnish the parsonage With t r i p . ! ».uh efforts hack of the determination u> »iii< red. there ‘ no lie no dimtil. but what thr |uir»nn/igr will he pulnted tlie origli! of thè Meo and Kehgloo fot word file club were invited into the dining Movrincilt. wliosr- glguntir |Ko|mrtlounowe rnoin. where a large embankment of n a s­ their coni eplion tu the iiiiml of a young turtiums made a rich and effective centerman, whose noble efTuris. ill trying to work out fils Idea, for the uplift of his piece; for the lovely white of the table. brother m an. nenily cost him his life Mr. Each place card supported a clothes pin Rich p a id a tribute to the influence of doll, dressed in white, with dainty yellow women In the home. In society, nnd hrr ribbons On tho hack of (he cards, conun­ drums were written, cuch question, relat­ Influence and power in the church—dwell­ ing to some part of a lady's dress. ing gtrongly on the power of prayer, to A delicious fruit salad, with dainty New help in the accoiuptlshineid of this great F.uglnnd buns, were served. Tho meeting . purpose, that fins been'launched, nnd in nIJ other efforts and desires of Hip heart was very Interesting, profitable and e n te r­ taining The address wns very helpful t 1 .SOO s o u l s . W as h er m a id e n ----- - S a n f o r d Wins a n d L oses The local hall team played |wu games of hall in the Inst few d a y s, returning the winner in the Ktsimmee gam«: und loser to Winter Park On Thursday next Kissimmee will send up Ihe best they have to try nnd oven up matters. We have be a te n them 2 out of 3 games to date. Yes. next Thursday is the day. Holden ^a rk the place, nnd 3:30 the time. COMF. O U T ' W. II. Milton H ere Hon W. H. Milton, c a n d id a te for Gov­ ernor was in the city S a tu rd a y nnd ex­ pected to make an addrcaa but on occount of rain was unable to do so He met m a n y of the people of this section and made u most fnvornble impression W ra th c r R e p o r t Local rains tonight or Wednesday j «t northwest portion Wednesday. Cool- State Congregational Conference. Sanford gel* another ^iroof of its advantage* ns a convention city this cgu woeW> l ire Congregational c h u r c h « of Florida are coming here today lav for their annual conference. Thia conference ha* dnei Incorporated the W ednesday program of Ion Forward Movethe Men and Religion rnent as part of it« .irogram, pr and lias added other feature« of I ts own. The first bu a in e » session of tho Con­ ference will bo a t th o Congregational church on W ednesday morning, opening a t nino o’clock. All day T hursday is given over to tho Conference with a ¿usi­ n e « session in tho morning and a general program in the afternoon and evening. work of women for missions is the subject of T h u rsd a y afternoon and unique features are being planned. On T hursday night there will b«i several speakers who are directly concerned w ith the missionary activities of the Congregationalists and these men will tell the storir* of their work. Rev Lawrence Phelps, D.D., a profeaaor -at A tlanta Theological Seminary will preach ut eleven o'clock tomorrow morning. The public are moat cordially Invited to ail sessions of the Confsrenee. . « 7t U p l a n d lin e r ( a lifo rn ia n \ .'tine with which ,hhold,,b ,u,; r the 'nkpn nn0'» ^ to make money this r e m a i n e d a m i s e a r c h i n g e x a c t |)U S ltlO |l o ( <ll.«LStcr I.OSS l i k e l y t o t a l T h e ( a p t a i n g o e s i lo W ll w i t h Ili.M s h i p G re a te s t vessel a llo a t. _____________ ____________ ■ ■■ ■■ . ---. . . l II Le f otks Recital •»> ............. ' » " r M' ” Maude Lake and lite recititi givrll by the little folk« ai Jl'" " M" * w- n l" " 11 W,M' drrw hroad. whlte , i I>Ih)|i» to forili all oisle tlie studio of Mr» lunule S Mutinoti. Sai through the hull, to the wedding hell uf iirtlny afternoon, who are the yinmgrt white roses: which was suspended from members of Mrs Munson's cliism wns a thr arch, that u|>eii» into the |>arlor Miss i>erfrct siicce»« and n delightful entertainRuth Milling, maid of honor, gowned In ment lovely white chifTun. and carrying a large The effort made hy each little pupil, to bouquet of pink ruses, then came slowly do her best, nnd rcflex-t credit iijxhi her down the stair», and was met hy the best kind, patient teacher, resulted in th r splenman. Mr Francis Mason, of Jacksonville, did rendering of each selection After they had gone the length of the Die fine audience that greeted the little ulsle. nil eyes were turned to th r young folk» were delighted will) their JiroAclenbride til her handsome while cloth coat cy. and entertained bv their performance suit, with luce blnu»*. Htid picture hat. of the prngnam. that w'u» published in cnrrytngu shower bouquet of bride's roses Tuesday's paper The little folks were nsand hlliea-of the valley, coining down the siMrd by Mis» .Mabel Bowler, who «nog rose-wreathed stairway, to lw met 7>y the two Solos, accompanied hy Miss For one« groom. They came slowly over the io»e Frank Miss Clo/a Morrow, gave several petals to their position beneath the liell. very fine readings. In every respect, the where the beautiful ring ceremony was recital hy Itfr little folks, was nb mrrltonperformed hy Rev ('• H Waldron, uf the ous anil enjoyable ns nny thnt have l«-en Congregational church, while "O Promise given hy Mrs. Munson's pupil* Me.” wns being softly and tenderly played. After the conclusion of the cercmouy. L ades M eeting Tlte flue audience of Indies, who attendand the bridal pnlr had received the con gratuloliom of the family and friends. «*1 «•'« "•«»» meeting for Indies, in (lie light refreshments were served. MclhOxJUt church. Sunday nfternoon. had Following a unique olid picturesqo cus- the pleasure of hearing a very line address tom, the bride threw her bouquet down By Mr. Lrntik L. Fitch, who Is mi interestIhe stairs, to a group of the wailing young -*»»!• entertaining and fluent s i n k e r guests; it was caught hy Miss Florence While so much Interest and ptlention is p r a ||)l being centered in the men, whom It is prlMr nnd Mrs. Lurramore. accompanied '«»only desired to benefit, by this great by Hie relatives of the bride and the t.n- movement that is being cnm W on, Mr dal party, also n number of the guests. Filch reminded the Indies Iha^thay must drove to the boat, where, after a brief »“ « overlook the fnct that they. too.', hnvr wait farewells were said, and |he happy " V" T Important prut to play In this moveyoung couple left for Jacksonville ment, to Insure its success. He explained I r li '¡a . , . . F F -.-V - - . -avi.-.,v s t.- •< f -Vr/ M •* .» ¿dl �ÏF : . ' • ► ' J • . . * £ # * 4Pr" fc. >«2. IME SANFORD^MERALO V' CIRBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me“ [YEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT a B A Ctilel Is A m ong Ye Taking N o te s e n d r«llh. lie ’ll P r e n t t m " So S a y s S a u n te r e r . I - ■.♦ t The Key West Citizen baa been draw, ing a few dividing lines among the people of its city, and it has come to the con­ clusion th a t the people of every commun­ ity m ay be correctly placed in three classes—those who help, those who remain indifferent and those who hinder. The Citizen In discussing the three classes remarks: “ While there m ay often be honest dif­ ferences of opinion as to what interests of the d l y , there is usually very little diffloulty in placing each individual' in the d o s s to which he belongs, aocording to the above specifications. The m an who helps in every public movement is often accused of self seek­ ing by the Indifferent and those who hin­ der. T h e latter knocks every proposition that does not conform to his particular views. Tho indifferent fellow m ay sin­ cerely desire to see progress, but is too selfish, or too lazy to put his shoulder to the wheel. We have noticed, however, that when any honors are to be given out that the knocker is very frequently in the front rank, with the indifferent fellow dose be­ hind.” • • ’ ft 4 1 once heard a rhaq say his wealth was in his children, and 1 know he was a poor ' man. I smiled one of those skeptical sm iles so common to men. for 1 was younger then and blind to some things I can see more clearly now. The children were nil small and their future was before them. b>’w they have honored themselves and given sterling value to their father's words. He never wanted for food or raim eat and had nothing to leave them—but his good name, however, his country has seven good citizens better off for his hav­ ing lived, und perhaps that meant more to the community than a bequest of 5100.0W. We can see the value in a bcid of cattle or a flock of turkeys or a dn.ye of hogs, but whet, it comes to that little bunch of children in n poor tene incut, we pity and blame until they irecome aldermen, merchants, financiers, society dames or tilled ladies, and then we wonder flow* it hapi>ened Then do we reuhze that they represent the wealth of their nnrents whose name they honor, or take account of what n force for good tncy are in the world. &Y- * r> Y i 5 B ■ n s . ; MmT.- a ! i PW I!K m and the games they so much enjoy in or­ der to take that walk Tills U about the highest compliment a ion could give his fathor. It shows thAt the father tins the son’s welfare at heart and thnt lie is look­ ing after it in such a way as to innke it a pleasure to him. Are you a fathcrT If so. bow often do you go for u walk with your eonT l*o you tnke him for an airing explaining the m any tilings he wants to know, doing so with that patience and love that will cause that son to turn aside from hi^boy companions and an afternoon of sport with them in order to be with you! Or is it seldom or not at all that you are seen walking about the street or along the country road In company with the one who is to come after you. hearing your name, taking up your work when you have been gathered to your fathers! Too often, far too often, fathers, when they have spare moments for rest and recreation, prefer to be with other men. and to discuss the politics of. other Issues of the day. They do not forget son per­ haps, but they think within themselves that they* will go for a walk with him a n ­ other day; that they are tired; that they would like to havo t i n t recreation that comes from an interchange of ideas with men of their own age and standing in the community. Or. U may be. thnt they would rather go to their own home and fireside and spend the time reading a book or a news­ paper, or talking with the companion of their bosotn. They do not altogether for­ get or overlook the son. but in a measure they neglect him. T^o resuj^is ih a L th e son goes into the ifirttoe h ig h w a y s-se e k in g con­ genial companionship, lie may find those with whom you arc glad for him to asso­ ciate witli and he may not. It is a chance, as chances go. Certainly you nrc not attempting to smooth the wny for him to get into your'heart as lie should, or, perhaps we should say you are not pnving the way for yourself into his ten­ der. responsive and ofiectionnte heart Mnny fathers, no doubt, could make vast improvement in this respect BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES ;! 25 BICYCLES FROM SS.iS UP TO l i t . FOR NFW b« s » pw *n I! ;! SHANIBARGFK II ORLANDO. GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR at LAW ! Practic* in State and Federal Coqrts and Sanford Fla. Garner-Woodruff Bldg DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST Komm 23. 24 and 23. Ptoo Bkl* SANFORD. Ptiona 41 FLORIDA. eg*_ ~ L. G. STRINGFELLOW ju stic e; o f t h e p e a c e NOTARY PUBLIC Office In City Hall THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Ijilr State Attorney Seventh judicial Circuii oT Florida Residences. San lord and Svlvan Lair ANDEW JOHNSON C ATTORNEY-- AT-LAW M G. T. Builiin*- . ~ - Phee* 2** DR. R. M. MAS DENTIST Htkias 10 W rlborrr UioeS ■— - ■ É l . ' N D I D A T E ' r 1— P Ö R -= R E -A P P O IN TM E N T Sanford. Morula DR. F. C. BOARDMAN I) F. N r I S T 4 That Thorn in thy flesh of the "Big All Modern Methods and Appliances Business” on the East Const thnt wrift-s for the Palm Beach County and wears whiskers under the ground ¿ets off the Inllowinj itiis week. Speuking of poultry, when I was up nt JocklloIlvlllc Hcitfhts „ couple of year. ORLANDO DR C ‘ FLORIDA G. 1 fJfÁ BUTT DENTIST Office Yowell Building ago I was out looking for eggs to^ire up a 320-egg incubator I met a young woman SANFORD. FLORIDA carrying a hamper of eggs to a nearby store, and. anxious to save the middle­ man s profit, asked the (»ice. The a n ­ swer being satisfactory and anxious to JEWELER make sure I was not getting a lemon I asked. "Are they fertile!' She thought a MY SPECIALTIES moment and hesitatingly replied "Why. I Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn don't think we tiave any of that kind, ours Gorham s Sterling Silver 4 Do I hear a sound,like hammers on the are mostly Plymouth Rocks!" After that, Rogers' Piatited Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches new tourist iiotel or Is it fust the same what could I do hut buy those blamed old sound of luuuniers knocking against *gg»T nprovcinrtits! ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Bbok Circle < mie tinir a g o I explained the jdeo of The Book Circle was entertained at it» MOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS the initiative and referendum and recall, rt*gulnl meeting by Mr* B F Whitner, Fr»«i I T r ««« a n d N u r » # r y S t o c k h u t some of my goodlriends seem to have | Jr . F'rulny afternoon I’nnsn-s und n.ts Audi peculiar opinion! regarding these turtiutus were the beautiful decorations L. H. T E M P L E questions that I again give them to you. of the rooms. The members of tha circle P h o n e 166. litis and Oak fiv e ., Paste this in your hat. for in the next few had the interesting pleasure of choosing Special Offering in Ferns. • Sanford.years you will be called upon to express their new books for the year's reading. Moral Designs to Order Florida your opinion reganling-nll three The ladies were pleased to have with -2A-10-»f The object of the reform presented by them Mr» Whitner s »¡»ter. Mr* F_ M Mc­ these three planks in the progressive po­ Cullough of Orlando and little dnughter. litical platform is to make the govern­ Mrs McCullough has a great many friends ment more responsive to the withes and In Sanford, her former fiome. who are a l­ Get (he White Wing strain winners si needs of the masses of the people ways glad to see her Orange county fair Single Comb White The initiative permits the people to Mrs. F. J. Gonzales was also a very leghorns. Single Comb Rhode Island propose laws which the legislative body welcome afternoon guest of Mrs. Whit­ Reds. Indian Runtier Decks. F.ggs for must frame and submit to the popular ner. After the pleasant business of de­ hatching and stock for sale. Orders vote for enactmenL ciding on their books by the members, booked for baby chicks and ducklings. The Referendum requires that all acts from (he fine list and criticisms furnished of legislation before actually becoming by Mrs. J. W. Dicktns. secretary of the W HITE WING POULTRY FARM laws shall be accepted by a majority of club, delicious strawberry sherbet and W. J . WILSON. P r o p r i e t o r people before voting upon them. cake were served. On each plate were S a n fo rd F lo rid a The Recall gives to the constituentk of dainty little blue "Kaiser Blumins." better any officials elected by them tbe power to known os the Kaiser of Germany's flower. remove or recall him whenever he falls to To the regret of the circle four of their represent them or to do their bidding, members were unavoidably absent. Those without reference to the term for which present were Mcsdames Cruse Barnes. S. he was chosen. 0. Chase. Geo. A. Speer, J. W. Dicklns. S. Several of our western states have adopt­ Pulcston. Robt. Newman, M. H. Bowler. ed these measares which seem to accom­ All Work Receives My Personal Attention F Fancy W o r k Circle plish tho purposes intended. and best efforts The Fancy Work Circle were entertain­ Progress must be evolutionary, not rev­ Phone 23 olutionary. For instance, popular form of ed by Mrs. Roberta Wednesday afternoon. Opposite City Hall government is still in tbe experimental The members of tho circle enjoyed their stage, if certain agitators were allowed fancy work and a pleasant social after­ f S f S S Ú S S S S t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « to dictate tba policy of this government, noon together. Delicious ice cream and a revolution would result. Moses patient­ cake were served. Mrs. Roberts guests * ly remained with the children of Israel for were Mrs. J. J. Purdon. Mrs, W. H. MilAND leer. Mrs. W. T. Johns. Mrs. T. S. Davis, forty years before they were fitted to en­ Mrs. Easterby. Mrs. H. H. Hill. Mrs. Tayter the promised land. lor. H e n ry ' McLaulin Sanford Library « ! A . _ l ; act 1er« In Stair and rdrral Couru , Plumbing and Gas Fi t t i ng : SOLICITOR VVSSW V V W VSW S VW t * * * * * * * * * * 1 C . H. D I N G E E . COUNTY FLORIDA Eggs for Hatching IK GEO. jA. DeCOTTES A Real Little “Buck’s” Range FREE To Some Little Girl, Under 14. in ibis t iiy^JVho’s going to be the Lack Little GirP Too’ You're going to try, an y h o w aren't you? Then come right down to our store, get a p ic tu re an<^ a nice little box containing 7 oil crayons and at oikc *tirt coloring the picture. You’ll have lots of fun doing it, girls, and then. beiM®1 all that fun, to the little girl who m o st artistically. ®° neatly colors her picture, and on a sep arate slip of P*P^ writes the most interesting short story, telling why *he wl have a “ Buck’s" stove of her own when she has a ^ her own, wc will give the little Range that s now shown in our front window. Come, girls, ALL try. Free Reading Room ? 4 Not long ago o short story was pub­ lished In one of the papers In which it w a s stated that a number of boys called to ano th e r boy asking him to join tbfm for a n afternoon of play. The boy’s re­ ply w a s th a t be would enjoy playing with the boys but he was going .to take a walk with his father, and that he wouldn't miss I t for anything. W hat a sermon there is . in this little story. Think bow that father must have troatad that boy far him to torn down the companionship of .boys, of his own age >■ Residence $o r Sale New ten room house with all conven­ iences. Juaed been screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty b ear­ ing orange trees, pecan trees, about fifty rose bushes end other plants. All In first-class condition and situated On S a n ­ ford Heights the prettiest residence sec­ tion In Florida. Finest artesian, w ater from deep well. Can also sell two other M s with poultry yards orange trees, fine galvanized b a m and garden adjoining. Will be sold at actual cost as my busi­ ness necessitates closer residence. R. J. Holly. tf Herald Office. ( ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. AND £ it S aturdays 4 to 9p. m | Strangers 1 H IL L H A RD W A RE CO S.nfortL Corner Firn Street and Oak Avenue W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A G E N T S ------- - General Fire Insurance Welcome • s n f « r « r " r “ “ t F l o r i d . * * '• t r 9 .. �,fc. ¥ w ?, 11m ¡?r_ V-l l U i i g Mi ;*-•. r r ^*T T. r r ^ ^ i April 16,19(2 nu RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT rlg h t lo tlieir fu th e r. lo r o u n d r d h o m o i i m i i i«»s s r»s b y ,i th è rig h i lu ip p y ro llic k m g . lo l>e n I w n h I t o m e s u r I | m a i e d d a y s x x (Hit h it a r m s a r o u n d 'E r n e s t. I a m d ie m u r d e r e r If u m u l l w o u l d s t o p , it w o u l d lie never d o e s . Y o u m y n e c k u iu l o f m y n o t k n o w w h e n c o m m i t t e d th a t s in d ie o t h e r d a y d i a l it w o u l d d r a w y o u in to th e q u i c k s a n d o l u m illio n o t h e r sins. n o t s u p p o s e w h e n T h e y o u n g tie t o o k d i e ru tin d id In s t g la s s lo c ity it w o u l d b r e e d "I a ls o le a rn f r o m d lls a c e s s jio o l s to ry t h r o u g h o u t d ie n a i i n r y u n d lo i n R e n a n m o f I mmi K s A s disease s e a r c h o f i w a s I IS d e u lli alai I'sik off t h e b u r d e n lie a rc rs o f d ie p a r t y ( l i e y w e r e o b l i g e t l III t h r o w u w u y p u t l o n s o f th e ir b u g g u g o g o w e r e t h e A m o n g b o o k s t h r o w n a w a y e x c e p t o n e w ith S t a n l e y t h r o u g h all o l d ir D a r k d i e u n til C o n t i n e n t — 1 t h i n g s to a ll b a d lieen trunk w i n c h w e n t d ie w a n d e r i n g s t h e lllb lr. G o d We u r e l o s t if C h r i s t th a t J a c o b w a s Ju st f o llo w in g th e b e n t o f In s d i s p o ­ s itio n. M e n . d m t is a d a n g e r o u s d u n g to D e a d lib r a r ie s a r e is n o t all a r o u n d o u r S a v io r . u s. b u t th e H ib le liv e s o n M e e t i n g s of t u r s d a y to. W illie I l«-lie v e d ie g o o d (ire do tlll- j n u lt-s in e v e r y m a n . e v e r y o n e h u t a n in- M ie a f t e r n o o n | « o g r u m is l»eft\: c n m e * l t h ro u g h in tlie E p i s c o p a l c h u r c h T o n ig h t h e r d e d t e n d e n c y t o w a r d e v il It m a y lie d ie a d d r e s s w ill b e g i v e n b y R e v G e o r g e p rid e d e s ire , v u lg a r ity or lust, a n d if j M ir in g l l n l i s c o m D D . w h o lia s ju s t left g i v e n d ie le in s d ie s ire d w ill te a r d o w n (h e ‘J a c k s o i i v d i e ('o n g re g iitiiin iil c h u r c h th e r o a d u n d o v e r d ie | « e i i p i c r o f a for d ir ( V n t r a l C o n g r e g a t i o n a l c h u r c h of s h a m e f u l d i s g r a c e d life If t'lir is l is n o t A t la n t a , (.a H i s s u b je c t is " I n d i v i d u a l p u t i n t o d i e weak p l a c e s , t h e r e i s d a n g e r E v a n g e l i s m . " t h r W r d n e k t U y n ÌjTh l M r , inevitably." M a r c u s C . F n g g s p e a k s a g a i n u t t h e C o n ­ A t th e c lo s e o f th e s e r v ic e D r. J . E . g r e g a t io n a l c h u r c h o n " S o c i a l S o r v i c e ." (le e ry o f C i n c i n n a t i s a n g w i t h v o i c e a n d O n th e a f t e r n o o n o f th a t d a Y m u c h t i m e d e e p f e e lin g " F a c e in F a t e . I’m f M e n ­ w ill lie s j i e n t b y i h e t e a m i n g i v i n g | irn c d e n h a ll p re s id e d a l d ir p iu liu m o s t u c tieni s u g g e s t i o n s u s to t h f w o r k o f th e M » y . u t l l y -M l U t l l t l l w» . i tTV ii i i w l t l l«. » M e n < t u J ~ U c T T g i o n " " M o v e m e n t Ills Monday t l l r r n o o i i M r . t l n g I d ire c to r o f Ix ty » J a i k s o n v d i e w a s I j t h e n r x t s | i e n k c r . a n d tile k e y t o Ills l i n e i I ta lk w a s in I n s f i r s t s e i n e m <• W lin t I J u p p lir iT ch u rch I) l i t n r v A l i e n m i n e t*» S t n d o r d last full unii p u r c h a s e d live a c r e s o f lutili iie u f M o n r o e f r o m d i e Title liotid n t i o u r n n t e e l.ali R i v e r s i d e l ’rrx I lie lutili w a v in*w Inti M r A l l e n p u l n v il l e b a d d i e t; . i k e o n " P r a y e r | * he e llx iw g r e n s e in to In s w o r k , b u ilt u d o m H e c a ll h o u s e fo r h i m s e l f u n d s e v e r a l for o th e r th a t f e w u f th e e i n t r i c a t e d in n field A s k a l l i r r r n r r **» n n n i v u m l y O l u r c l i r n nil o v r r i h r p e o p l e a n d n o w l i e I n ......... d i e r o p u l c n c u m l w f S a n d ( u m ilin e * a n d , * | n v t » to " l i k e g t«x l S a n f o r d su it* h i m all rig h t filili ( h r m u l h K «l R iv e in w | n jlr ^ v r r > i n r m b t f i n f (h r rx K i r U f " M r M n y t l* r * r iu * r h r f r allu ih r y m iiiR p e u p le w i * b l of n ini w h n l lu ir w h i u Ii I S u n m i.iiiip n lR it nil It o | i h r M u d i i s«i* ( I n u t nil M .if k r r e* < i i k n j d o w n ii r e c o g n iz e is tile cltllti n u t k. m i A n y girl w lto lias g o n e * .a k m r n t l i< * r v n r il#*» |iif»* il ( I m i M i l ' i h r l l r j i t ii l t d k i f n i l r n l m u Mi* w r i i i m i n ( h r tltiiih m * d n ini lg ( h r (r t x J d r n (In* lit* h i m d c fiu rr h o n w r o n g o f 'lu y ja u f e s s tu fo llo w f d .f d e iu s o f (s iv e rty . t h e triti t im i riot*» im i th e w o r t h y Iniiir s tre e t u s it p a r t th e n a m e Wr m vftdhv •h ’ ii (| u d tlie s * tin ,| ( W r a l n r M l a y VilR hl M r h r u n k h h itc h . R rn rr»»l s n r r d i r y of die MoriUu Scale Sunday So Itoo I A**.* in tain, s i n (lie lust spcukei of dir evening You ask by what authority we come among you," he said, and his answer was the supreme authority of God, for we are sending you back to the Hible itself to find out what to do. There lias arisen a mighty revival in Hible study (hut is sweeping ever this land. When men hear God's voice speaking to them they will re­ spond." The meeting closed with the stug^jg of "bringing in the Sheaves” and with the benediction by Rev. C. H. Summers Sunday A f t e r n o o n M c s t l n g foi M e n Mors than two hundred Sanford men attended'the Sunday aTternoon meeting to hear the address of Mr. George E. Moody, leader of the 'T eam ." His sub­ ject wss "The Man Who Went Wrong." und he was listened to with the closest attention by the audience. At the close of,the meeting eight men raised their hand« in token oi their desire to conse­ crate themselves to God's work. "And God would and Jacob wouldn't" was the main thought of the address. Mr. Moody told the story of Jacob’s duplicity ■nd how he failed to keep the promise solemnly made to God after his vision of the angels.' Recounting Esau's loss of his hlrth ngbt which he traded for n mess of heens he said: "You te y Esau w m a foul, hut let iis not h e too bard on Esau. There are many (-**ua in tills world today and in thi* a u ­ ditorium this afternoon—men wba have ^ •d e d their birth rights Tor less than a AMS of beans- I have talked with - men * t»0 h iv e traded tbelr birth rights, the V H inolrr hi) lim i Mi l l | ' l > in .in v r - *. il i k r d i •• who nil lo R iv e ¡ I yil|1| l'it In s i . , i ev*- .ir»* «ti )•*• if (m ir d ni furi« a Y U > • h t R o s(> rl itiro u R ti (Ilf ii i o i / i m I I ' r u y r r is m o n e y Y o u c u n H i b l e l l.tss M r 1n , . . . i . . ,r . , t | „ , v » | ,, k - « » , % d i r p r o h l r m by A p p r o p r ia t io n s for Hard R o ad s *w (ill h o i M r * od*» n i l o l tlR.Oi fr.im th e k i n g .l o m | ,„ | u ,v , ........... i , » I « > R iv e j " I I Of ' i 11 h* ( l o | i i | f ‘ l| (li o r th e ' for I h r s p r v a d o f llir o f i t ' ¡ w o r l d In* w m i l d !»«• o f h i m | ||(Jr||t , „ „ . „ . g H e m m ' l n f i e d s.* tal e v il s u n t in i a « k r d f a c e a n d d e ta il a n d soltilioii i *r.H I Ki| iw Min* ili i o I. • f t ilio n , e te . th a t S a n f o r d m u s t p o m i M - d lo l a k e t b e in u p to prttcllt nl f*| •**•!») f r r i i ti» ' ••til •f • ' 11 t h ,,i HANSON] |>* lte|* of « n - «lie s o lq . cl t l|..,t n „ . y \\ , M O D E RN S U O I \ M i I H x .|.*s l , i r . d l i m i i h . is n o t I h r ( K o h l r m *d (In* tn iy Inti u i d i e u diill ll s h o u ld n il !»• « f ■ *• MflHHflttkMslSlrfs K h l ’AI R S H O P \ , I Vv*•!<b I». » I to <.<• K , . I M It... mid die Imt oillir and do wilb us Too much time u often spent in tell­ A it*v* tiny« iiRu we Itenrtl onr of ing (lie (Miy what not to do until be comes the city's most prominent men to feel dial tils own name is Johnnie make the stujcinenl that Forsyth Ik,ul The boy is nuturully religious hut was one of the most moral places his religion is of u kind dint most jieople he knew, that should a moral in­ ventory tie taken of our people. do not understand Tlie adolescent lioy—tlie lioy in hi» {Forsyth would lie found lo rank teens— needs male leadership. The teach­ hiRh among the cities of Georgia, er of (lie bo >s c I u m i in Sunday school but that Forsyth was not religions should be a man Sometimes, however, a Some of you who see onr people woman wtio understands boys is rquully only on Sunday when they occupy good The men must retjmnd to ltd* call a high place in the church and give voice to loud and Ioiir "Aniens" will of tlie boy Mr Hoyt gnve much advice us to (he perhaps take him to task for this treatment of boys Whatever you tell statement; Imt those wIhi are on blip, und so fur ns you do tell him, be the inside”, who know how hard it sure thut you tell him the truth Untruth- is to get the men to do any church fulness from the adult to (hr lioy is a work during the week, realize its The people are not very large cause of hie going wrong The truthfulness boy must be trusted. Trust him and he irreligious, but are tmreligious. and will respond and con lie led rigid. Don't these meetings are bringing them to be surprised if tlie boy prefers u gome nt u realization of this fact and the ’home to going to church. If the boy does people nrc thinking. If you haven't lieen to the meet­ prefer a prayer meeting to a game of ball there is something (iis matter with ings. you’ve failed lo render your­ that boy Take care of tlie boys. There self and your-town a service and is no stock that the American people hove you've failed to do your Part tow­ been dealing in that is so grossly neglect­ ards bringing alxitii an improved condition in y o u r community. ed as the coming generation. A large audience gathered ut (lie Meth­ These meetings mean much to your odist church ' tit night to listen to Mr. City, much to your Churches, much Frank F: Fitch oz/"Tlie Hible in Action " to the individual church mrmtiera For nearly an li^Si Mr Fitch lie)jl In* au­ and si ill more to those who an1 dience while he. showed the power dmt members of no church ami if you lies in the Word of God and die influence ha veil t lieen you've neglected a g l o r i o u s opportunity.— Editorial It has hsd anil still has In the world He discussed the power of the Bible ou from Monroe, Gu., A/Uvcrtiser. Ihe literature of the world in contrast • Coining to Sanford May 26tb. •• • . <4. » Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS T h e r e is no w a y the Pe o pl e of the I nteri or c an R o c c i v e any D i r e c t Benef i t f r o m the Nat i onal A p p r o p r i a t i o n E x c e p t M r M a n u » C F b R r . M i p m i i t r n i i r i M u i ! wilhiiR l o Ri ve n u f v l v r * ( f i r n no r p r a y e r s tf u - H u n d a ('h ih lrrii » M u n i r S n r i r i v w n * , will ht* i ii Hi wcrnl u n d (fir wnrht will h r •iir i i r i t ü | N * iik rr M r i * I « » t j H ' i i k i h i r i i i R t won Inr («od ilih " M ngressma n^af- Large M ore Money Spent on the Navigable Streams and < Harbors h e ld * I m m r ita . ( h r m i n i f t l r y h i m ! fir I n n In id it i i ( » h i ('h riA litiiiA to (K «t) i n n i m i o (fir n i iin wf r > c l ii i i i R r tin H u (*•)•» m u ) I ' r u y r r f*»( i n r n n (fir fi l mi «-o%(l> tfunR k im v % n I h » > i t i n t i I n * ( h a i o n r rían «kflrr I fin* m u y f»r i iil l nl n i l i b f l l l R M U M I I R « n m | t u J 0 (Ki(i in Ri vr fnin**rlf A f x l l i r r in iy h r ul S a u f u n I aikkrtl (o Rive o(i fu w moi W h e n w e ai«* Rirln. C andidate, For " l u m i n r r l a l h n R fo r. |m i M o r n « » m l in v a i n ! ( i o d m ( h r o n l y o n r w h o « u r i « o l i i n n i («t w ii Braxton Iteacham Mus Mee Crop s riv o r y o i i n R l i m n I n ( i i k r n |> I til « w o r k m i d h r w ill r r p l y (Tini h r r n n n o l liM rit In n u c h n i * i i 11 w h e n n( It o l i r a * In S u n f o rd g le y D r .1 I . V e n a b l e o f d i r b y l e ñ a n iliu rcli o f J a c k s o e a d e r s h i p o l j o | i e m n g a d d r e s s H e s p t i n s m o v e 1u s m i A g e n c y t o t h e K i n g d f l e u r i of e.| a t t e n t i o n t o t h e f u e l o u g c o lle g e I cliu rcli le a d e r s uf t o d a y m Itiiift c i t y I fie w o r k o f to e f o r e ig M r . F r i e n d I. H o y t , w o r k o l th e Y M C A R o m e a n d n ya m t ’e l s i i s s in n e r, a n d s e c o n d . " T h o u g h y o u r s i n s Ih * a s s c a rle t t h e y s h a ll h e a s w h i t e u s s n o w . " s to ry th a t n a t i o n b in I n n i g ib is m e n i s t a r t e d in d ie tirin o u n H a r r y A r n o l d , a w o r k e r iiiu m e n , a n d I m w n is s h e a d i n g i « i w e r w i t n e s s f a n e of profanny u n d vulgarity. of song and | « u y e i le t t.y Rev lin e u n d e r th e l H e lolit f l o w S ir W a l t e r whiskey that he would b e a drunkard. He did n o t know w h e n he t o M tliut p r o ­ o f m i g h t y q u e s t u n is ( p e o p le in t o J e s u s C h ris t i|s a s d o n i tim e s . »peaks to us t h r o u g h ( h e b o o k u n d in t w o great messages: First, y o u ure u th e w o r ld . d e c l a r e d M r M t x x ly w its hellt in Hie I ’rrsliy lei lull I w e l v c o f (lie g r e n t r s l I n v e n t i o n s o f th e u|>riillig al J Ih ll heg ao w illi « w o r ld h a v e b e e n b r o o g b l I n |n i s s i n d i e j n o w l* e fo rr d ie o f all is b o w to iiiiH le ru g r e a t e s t p o w e r o f d i e H ib le is j in n s I n l l o e n c e u p o n its f rie n d s | puniti* y o u J* R o m e fin» W f ie n S t a n l e y w e n t In A f r n 'u in l.iv in g s to n e hi In s baggage s a id . c h ild of I ir m i g h t ie s t I lie s h o w n < o in in it o n e s in a n d h u d e n o u g h , h u t I e d id n s a n i ('lin a i, * .----------- . . later d a y * I I n s I m m i ). i s a l i v e a n d u s s o m e o n e b u s m i l l , if y o u c u t t h e s e w o r d s th e y w ill b le e d h is c h ild - h u d . d ie d n| v e n e r e a l jx n s o ti W i t h (e a rs s t r e a m i n g d o w n h i* f a c e lie Not in tuany years has there been such a representative audience as gathered in the newly opened Star Theatre lust Sun­ day night to hear the visiting ••Team'* give the "Kick-off" o( the four days’ c a m ­ paign of (he Men and Religion Forwurd Movement of Sanford. Long before the building was opened the people begun to gather and when (be doors were swung back they crowded in and soon »tied (hat large and fine auditorium. "At the Grofs" was the opening hymn of the evening, sung most heartily by the great congregation under the leadership of Mr. C. L Polk. Mr. C. R. Walker, chairman of the Cen­ tral Committee, called the meeting to­ gether with a few well chosen words in which he emphasized the wonderful i»»aslbilitics of the movement for Sanford and put the question to the people, "Ik) we really want the blessings for our city that may come from the message of tlirtr four men here with usT" t’myer wm offered b y M r I. K I'hilli« Then after the singing j/y the uadiencr-of "Nearer my God to Thee^'; «Tie chairman introduced-as lender of the "Team" Mr. George E. Moody of Jacksonville, who is the general secretary of the movement for|the state of F l o r i d a a r u l i n c h a r g e o f me Sanlontxam pniga. _ ——-------‘This is t l i e g r e a t e s t a g e i n d i e h i s t o r y ni e c o n o m i c a o f a n d .lo b ati. riii| «-io is ol P a in e , S t i m i » * . (.ih lxiii I to c o n d u c i d ie f u n e r n l s e r v ic e s o v e r c h ild w ln > w a s d .-m l u i b irth 1h e .u n i ,in<l | , , n w n i e r s tlie e n e m i e s o f to his Noted W o r k e r s In The fie ld Assist in p h y s i c i a n . t o . » u v e d i e r e | M M i i i i o i i o f m y frie n d , s a id th e b u ll) h u d d ie d o f lie « ( The G re a t Revival Now f a i l u r e , w h i l e d i e y o u n g m a n k n e w d u n Being Mold Mere u r r th è . •a ’■■ i n r KALI) d ir In e rii l i n e * n f l . r r r t r ( u n i m i n i m u ltiti* twt|>(>y c h i l d r e n " T w o o r H i r e r y e a r s a g o I * is c a l l e d t i l e h o m e til m i i i M M ' l i t l r u f t o y Im i j Ik LARGE GATHERING LAST SLMIAV M ie r e s a n TH r o b a v e m e t m e r i W tio lia V e iru d is l Ilieti | T h . re i» l „ y o n e lx.nk p r i v i l c g e lo liu v e n la i n l l y li« d i e i - n i n y - | S . t m n i I n s Itisi d u y s m e n i o f u rie q u e s tio n a tile t m | I h e liil.l« h u s s l n iw u Men’s Forward Movement Gains Additional Impetus Iasi c e n t u r y . C -1 ' t. **T ’ ______ . _. ELECTRIC MACHINERY Nmi IToot to Cily KrttAunnl No 103 Wrsl Fifa« Slrrel Meat Market of Quality^si Where you ran get the best of everything delivered in your door hy s|»eciid messenger a n d on I line » Wt CARRY A COMCLTir LINI 01 f lo r id a and W e s te rn Heel a n d P o rk . la m b . Dry and Salt M eals, fish . P o u ltry and Home Made P o rk Sou sage. W'e are now prepared to give to the trade our specml HOME MADf C0R\ HECf Try ii—you will lx- pleased. T. W. B R I G G S 110 Park.Avcnue • Phone No I Seeds and 'Poultry Supplies W c can «upply you foi ’i m m e d ia te s h ip m e n t BEGGAR WE ED SORGHUM MILL ET PEANUTS Most complete line of Poultry Supplies Garden und Field Seed# ip Florida p o iA fn rs n r a s s g a h i u n a n d f i r m i t a s , a n d • n r l d corn E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY ih» Will# Far S*«d I(••«»« in «f.# S«ai«* 20G E . B a y S t . f J a c k s o n v i l l e , F l a . m fi 'V ~ �' ”/ • . ». ' , '• > - 1 * ............... ' ~ i~ • ♦ • . • * * • * ^• ' • V ' V • IMF SAN FORD'tl FRALI» * * " • « . 1*2 * SEN A TO R LOUIS C . MASSEY II C A N D ID A T E FOR RE-NOMINATION *>, Senator MASSEY has taken a leading part in the State Senate ever since he entered that body. The Committees on which he has served are the !* I most important in the Senate. He has been §• §i A Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary; of the •! t" Committee on Finance and Taxation, and on the Committee on Legislative Expenses, besides i | serving as a member of the Committees on Con’ Q0 stitutional Amendments, Education, Appropria- • • *tions," Fisheries, .Militia, CorporationsT Railronds, *J Canals and Telegraphs, and Rules. Consequent •} ly-has-ohtcTmtrti cHmowtedge of StaftrTiffTunrrrnl- •* of legislative matters that would naturalK ot usr to the people of this senatorial district His record is not attacked in any particular M Hi * &r -fi* - PU m - i r JR mz m ■i t i -. In AKE WHY SEEMED TO NEED A DOCTOR V tr ltd Ailment* of th e Som ew hat Afflicted Family ■■ Catalogued by the Mother. "Yea. Doe,“ «aid th * m o th e r of a family of nine to th«* young doctor » h o had ridden 16 uillre 'n to th«* back woodi tn th« dead of night. ' »« are a som ew hat afflicted fatn'ly. an'. *a. homo doctorin' don't aeein to do no food, I th ought I'd aend for you an' set» If you could a tra lg h te n ua out. Ja n e y hero, she'» f o t som ething w rong with her bronlcal tubes to t h e don't breath«* Ilk«* she ahould. I been k r e p tn 1 a rag spread with goose g rease *n' *pr!nk!«>d with red pept-er an' m ustard on h«-r front chlst. but tt Ki-mi to add to h**r ng'r.v Jake. b«V jc>i a m!» ry all up P*. d o « h his ■plnal bona, an' I been usin' k e r s e n e both external an' In te rn a l; but It ain't don« him no food IJxxt© Belle, aho's about ready to fiv e up with plumb a fo , an' h e r alater N ancy baa been feelln’ mean for a week. I think th a t It'a aklatlc roomatlx th a t alia Nancy, but ahe'a afraid It's the new disease th e y cafls nppendeshetua T he oltl m an has been turrtble sllmay for some days, an' Rube, ou r oldest boy. la all broke out with a rash th a t show* his blood ain't all right H e had a turrlble »pell laa' n lf h t. a n ’ I th o u f h t he waa In for cholery Infantum. He'a had It off an' on e v e r alnce he waa 16 year* old. I reckoned he ’d outgrow n It, but It frab* him aa h a rd now tha t h e ’* 24 aa It did when be waa young­ er Wlsht, Doc. tha t you'd Just tu rn youraelf loose an* see If you kkn so rt o ’ straighten ua out."—Judge. H r . » 1- ■ f l. ■ . To Optr* a Book. H ow do you open a naw book? In th* natural, ordinary way you will tell youraelf. No m a tte r how you do It, thl» la Lha rig h t way, and fo r th e bene­ fit of those who w ant to know aa well aa fo r the l a k e of prolonging tbo life of the book th e 'p r in te d direction» would be well placed If they accom­ p a n i e d e v e ry new publication. Lay the book hack dow nw ard on a ta b le or amooth t u r f ace. Pres* tb e front o o r e r down until It touebea tho table, then th e back cover, holding th e leavee In one h a n d while you open and t u r n ba c k a few o f th e leave« at the fr o n t, th e n a t th e back a lternately, p r e s s in g them dow n g e n tly until you reach the c e n t e r of tho volume. Thl* process ahould he gone th r o u g h w ith Mrernl tlmee. A new book ahould ®*TK b» opened violently jtnfl thy pot- lb o leaves Cure for a Stiff Neck. « le rc i* « t o r t h e cure of a Is a. fo llo w s I'u rti th e fif-HiJ » l o w l y t o thi* rls-h t n . r.i* . « it w ill «Co tb rn III till* l e f t , slid l l le t i r e p e a t l b « t n o v « t n e |.* s tin lf a d t . r m r m o r e ) tim e s o i m - i iiilv e ly i U r e e or f o u r tim es a d a y A n o t h e r gym na s­ tic for *u sim ilar purposo I» In this way: L et tho chin sink on to the chest, then roll th e head gently to tbo right, then swing It around gradually u n i t i tt ha s f o r m e d a c o m p l e t e c i r c l e arsi retu rn » to Ita o r ig in a l i> o tiltlo n n eck in « This loosens t h e n n i s r l e * o f ! h e and should r e m o v e a l l s t i f f n e s s s h o u ld e r s n is v b e e le v a t e d n ig h t l y to m e e t t h e c h i n in It* t r a v e l * R ub­ bing t h « m u s c l e s r i g h i a n d l e f t of t h e neck with firn », vigorous s t r o k e s win S Iso h e l p c o n s i d e r a b l y t o d o away with the discom fort of a stiff neck—eo often caused th r o u g h sitting In a d r a f t / c a r or room r tfV anrt<«jiH a n r u a j i H f that t h a ï I »»II will »w lw I* . ixi»*lr>la;r i«*f * ' tie e III J u l l * r <»( lfir f'r». r ' «>f * riel 1 »' i f i j e (>»»1111 * u l t | D I I». «' ' l e l *r r i . . i t il»« I ’riitj nr y V ^u lld ln g for Archive*. In' o th e r countries, notably G reat Britain n\jd F r a n c e , th e national arc h iv e s ary? m ost carefully kept. But wo need not go a broad for Inspira­ tion as to tho p ro p e r m a n n e r of han­ dling docum ents. T h e th o u sa n d s who dally frequent the n um erous public libraries th roughout the United Htatcs m u st realize th e Im p o rta n c e of h a v ­ ing accurate and authentic Informa­ tion "on tap." v All of them must at jgmo ttma or other Mayo atpgted the f o r M u ir I « d i ta I T f t\l«f |lf f . ( . I k) ,i Lraiiiamrr fona l*r.-,. risi», of «he I* ,,,,, , \ :*ù » i tlavlntf *ervr»i like* i«f tu in tint r i cficf •• a InCttHtnr (hl* »ffVirr gìVri fi « fur my ron«(jturr» . I r|»»|«?ijrr I he I »r If«' ■ . j « New One on Venui. I l»rrrfi> atlfVeim > il»»* «[.J.M.a. hll*H ¿ • l «. STRING* H I 03% \t.*r* an old*-r al«i«*r had «(M*nt th«v iure fn»«n t hi» »*»a• morning .bopping in town Among her ytxj aid) and honf»> f o r Count> Iro .iM jrrr lo ytal a rrrortl thaï , purc h a se s » a s a sq u a re of d a rk red Tu the OrmcrratÉc Vocrr» o f O ranfr County approvai I hrfrby «nnounrr tnyar't • candidatr for Ihr uí velvet which she Intended to us© aa a A*'r uf C/iunty Tfrasurrr In aik ln * »uur aupiion background for a beautiful little s ta tu e ,in th f cum ini (Kimary r W iln o fur this vary ìm Kfjifraeniall »e of Venus do Milo, which had recently t*irt jfit (Hacr nhtrh U io hr fiv rn tu »oen« onr h / of filarvi a f>>f i >' thr IV o n a m lk vn<rr» uf (lu i (TXint^ mu! if y«*i , been pre«ent«Hl to h e r J u s t a» she r*«n x-v r-wrt «•> trai »*» t*«»n >r mr *{th thia had temi*orartly fastened tbo velvet, on I If-fn lw r«*j (hai I « Il al all lla»ra ami urwlrr all n r um»ran* ^uur tntrreat» •»• far th e » a ll hack of tbe Venus, h e r small a» l*ra in m»ra nr k i!y luarti Tosjfi r r fj truly f o r Count y Sr h«»o Hodftl b ro th e r Bobby aged &. »»Iked Into J II T t a n Ha*lnj( wer Ve») t>or her room "Well. Bobby,” said Mary, < *Mjnt V*«*»<■*( ti**ar•! I I am « . arxIWlat» 1(u itte oftW oí T n a iu fr r •»{ Or "how do xon 111.* m> Venus dc Milo* «*na- •»«»»•» »*jf.j*^ » tu t f»r ftett-m lif Ihf (Arino pím tMMi to »h«* "rtv, f y lo tv h^ld Aprii 30 | y | > Would you lea*»* the velvet t h e r e ’“ *•> --if. r.mar Mi|<(a«t »dl tv a pp« m a (Mi Bobby looked thoughtful for a moment PimjF T S tn s ia t t or Conni \ »»»ti tr or so and then replied ''N’o, Mary. I I hrfrhy »im aifH » :i¿» f or S h e r if f wouldn't I'd take It down and w'ap tu ihr (»iitkvn uf Cíjuni? J . j*Q>ra A Kirhwuod aonuuocra hi» carvlkl tub)M4 to ih r ilfiriio fi **f i ’ r It aw ound h e r ! ”— l.lpplncottos. --------------- ------- i T lmeleaanea* of Rome. Few of ua ever jtsk ourselves w h e re ­ in tho e te r n ity of Homo' consist* It doe» n o t co n sist In a physical e ternity, for Romo waa not w ith o u t beginning and aho shall surely n o t be w ithout end. I t Is r a th e r n philosophical e te r ­ nity. I t is e te r n ity as K ant hsa ta u g h t It to U*. the e te rn ity of tlmelesfnesa. It la tho tlm e le a sn e ss of Rome, r a th e r than th e actual extent of tim e which m a k e s th e eternal, and th is tim e le ssn e ss show s Itself In noth­ ing m o re clearly th a n in Rome's eter* nal youth. Fhe who today m ig h t well bo an old lady with h e r th re e thou­ sand w ln te ri. Is only tbo Incorporation of young Italy, th is m odern young woman, with h e r head full of social­ istic the orie s a n d h e r g a r m e n ts o rn a ­ m ented with t h e gridiron pa tte rn of tram w ay* —J e s s e B enedict Carter, tn th e A tlantic. CHANGE? history of th e ir country, 'which of i f o r J u s tic e of th e Peace necessity I» base*! largely- ujxin na­ ti. i-niim ii tli»v at hand and 4VO iMir ft« tional docum ents. Thl* demand Ihemsel *«*(«« tic. office, if justice uI , h. r. . n r. f„ r „ . „ , ' 'be.l*'wr m> friends,have prevailed no me In be therefore, for th e c onstruction of a m ------------. m r a rinvi-----s lu t , in I’l v i m n .S «. . 3 a net. ... 2.3 Or «il»IS. I to rVnva-ralic primary If national archive building I» neither r.n gr' e «.Nini) l -111 ki k I ^ v h i o All i h r »»«Tu t v i l i , h o n e s « * more nor leas than a plea (nr the « ' » l > r * d n lU I I S I ANPKRSON preservation of A m erican history. ------------ •*rs Leni b a r s « » I b i s mol hi. I Is .liable not or.lv to br. sk »tie back but loosen A simple s t i f f m-< k a C zarina's View of Education. According to the cxarlna. Russia's trouble* are due to tho education ofr women All girl*, say* s h e .'a h o u ld be taught to lew , to care for their homes and to become helpful wives and good m others, but they should never bo ta u g h t history, philosophy or science, “because th e se studies, when offered to women, only result In such te rrib le tim es as Russia la now pass­ ing through." lo hr held nn April .30 IMIJ ------1 am a candidate fur the offtcr of Sheriff of Ora n ir counts »abjoci to the J m i K « of the f>rmdcratic primary tu f« hrkl April 30. 1912 H aving •rrird tn the capacity of deputy thrrifl of the n u n ty for a number of yrara and b ein l fam iliar with t\ir tlu iin of the taxue I l e d that I ran leave I brrrby announrr ra>»^ti appointm ent to lhr offL r f Court of Km»nJ »ub»m ?o cb»cratir ISlm ary tl»e «ivratam of my ability entirely tu the votrri of Orante county C i u i 1 M H a« o f o r County S o lic ito r ^ : A N N O I l N f F M F N T S F, I r i l H l W U l v L t f f l t l l 1 O J, I of 0» i 1 1 {sSSS*»SS»* SH *SS»SSSSS» SSS»S» H » t Vf.r» --------------- ----------------- — fo r Clerk Circuit Court to*i( *S * I announce my ca candidi, n d id i. * . -mci CJe'k o( «h» Circuit (V»jrt u< (V< • "*■=<» to (he dcrisioa oÍ Ihr I*rm t r heU on April 30 I!II2 II.. • * ' " ' ? I T .,« » In this capacity for a nuroter ' • , (or ih e suffrage o f ihr pnrpl. V •*' To the (krm-xratic V'otrra of Oranfe County I hereby annsamn*my candidacy for re appoint ment to the office of oouoty aniicitne of Orante my l esi rerom roen.1 a I am *, V« . fl___ , e n *_ niunty. »ub)rct to the cornlnl Democratic prttnariea Should I be a# fortunate at to »«cure feeoccmendatAun for re appointment for ano her term Tor la x Coilcrior o* office, it will I» my earnrat endeavor at all •aid»-* time* to perform the dutiea incumbent u p i i me. I hereby announce m«*», ** faithfully and fearleaaly to the beat of my ability re-election to «>» oiSce at T ti Gto A DtCorni, County, subieci o the t»ero.» r>tic '• „ County Solicitor eiretrf 1 p(e3*e W »ou mr (..ihW have anden vor ed to llv# tn the *^ii ^ To the Democratic Votrra of Grant* County I hereby announce that 1 am a candidate for ^XXVWXSVVSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSXXSSHS} .. POLITICAL .... Ikm rr-rlcctw o to thr o<ncr of Shrrtff of Oraiyg« c o u n ty *ub)fd I0 4 .hr d m » io n of tf>r tV m orratlc primary to \+ brid 00 April 30. 1912 CewatTSolWu». subjoato U» actk» w , „ e . L S itn i To The Voter» of Orao»e And Osceola ; for Superintendent of Publfe InUruc Counties lion I hereby sancstnce (hat I s n s candidal« lor r*rtectkm as Sen*lor from lh« 19ih District, subject to tbo action of tbe Democratic Primary. I tbsak you ».norTviy lor your support in the past, and if you »ppeove ray leilslatlre record. 1 respectfully solicit rour support at tin 40-if b e t * C U&ssxi For Constable 1 hereby announce mysejf as candidate lor re rlrctioo to the Pence District rinrts Soa T or S t a t e A ttortro Bvmocrstfc Primanr. *i«l rv»t«cxfullv awk I (or *oux support To the Veten of Orante County. I hereby announce th* !bt~*------• ■ I am e candidata far the uffica co ___!____ ______of Publie Inttruccom * of o» Count: Lcuntr Superintrtideni Superintendent Ooa to turereo myself, (tibie« to tn the antea of tbs _____ _ tuhiect eppronchln» Detnocxatic primary I (eel that I am peculiarly lilted (or Ibis office by educational qualiVstioc. and by experience la of small and tarte sc bouts, and in dealing tritìi Ir schert, by natural temperament t kree fur the work and by (amUiarity sritb the Toth« Detoocrallr Voters of it.e v.eai» I Circuit of Florida. , ^ it I hereby announce that I am • .* ,T.‘Sertsd appointment aa Stale Attorne. k» 4 Judicial Circuit of Florida, tuh)-' t tbe Ic-o>.cT«tk- primaries In Apr ■* j | U” You hare honored me with th > -°* & M eodeaeoced to deeeree you» doing my duty to the besl ot my a ■? If reappointed, I pled*- you to ~*»rec to upboidlsM end ordet ir »0 n udire io nooe and with ( si i ne" to preludi - «_____ you for oast kliwlnrxl klmlne«* I Ihi_ n_--n king aak your support again |.e.s C I * ® . Aiate A t««" For Tax to***»* ^ 1 anitouctoe my eandalso Ur ” _i ethre of Tax Asse srorof Ora««- -'—f ' • tt* ' the decision of the Dettx»f >•• on April 30th 1912 H< W *-)«* April SOth IS m r enndiddey lor ihe office I »1 i to announce tn the enter* of Orange of C onstáis* of the 3td ju tllc e Peace d isir k i cm | County, Count that I »ill be a candidate for tbe office of b ra fio l Votlnx precincts 3-2 3 and 4 in tbe ep- Sheriff for lb* said count*, subject to tbe prime p r o a c h W primary April 3 0 th . 1912, If elected 1 to he held April 10th 1812 And pledge my* wtU perform lha dutiea oonarlenikwtlir and to the to tarry out the law witboat fear or favor to any ana. and spedai privila#** to naoa. I respectfully beat of my ability . I will by fra tifali to my frit aak yeux support “ ^“ for their support * m( am 1»-*. >r County Commi»iJortii Tor . (Vf _______ 1er I re-eteri I will be a candidate of County Coxtaiaalaoar of Oiar^r to lb# daciafc» of April 3 0 U . 1911 - X Ulsl-lu. t (P' u '"Luai r u n W" �■ir 7 16. 1912 f l i t SANTORO It ERALO undOrmoiltl Boncli m.iking a fai nuli* «pili up nini down thr moki tkc*iiutiful beach hi America Tltey returni-.l timi night all gotiig dir»** i i «* ^ i .(fiiil rrii timg lln*fi* alxail II ' 11*« k Suini iy Ilir > x iMtfil SI ail lami Win,ti l'.nK. nml Orlnmlo Mi HlllllllMIII r«‘l HI III ll|( In | k.*| .lini »'Itti Mix» Hear thè address of Dr ilnnscom mitighi ut thè Methodtsl church _ , Hev. J. I. Luinglry ocucpied thè milpit oi Ihe Orlando Presi» tenuti rhurcli lusi Sunday. K^Edward Lane cmiif over (rum S icImhi University at Deluind for n fen days vu It nt home. s*i- K.,»i» i*.,u Mmi,|B> ila* Inlici rce.rimg Un* linai pkiikom ' m p ; Olili (Ilei Ila\ v Il i•I lui in u n i lini |ir . , I alni Ki*in|il , Anlm sls That Count. Thorn urn humnii beings, such as In h a b ita n ts of Ihe M urray Inlands in ’lie .*,11 a lls o f I o r r e « , that cannot m uni flirtimi tinnì l » o lini, moni surprising nini inn«t a n im a i« posinns enleiilntlng abilities, and several ha«« a dlntlnet appreciation n f nmiltier In fettalti m in e s n( 11ìi Iun ri 1( ilio horses nro so used fri tra v e rsin g the »amo road thirty linios that u f to r ihelr last round th e y go t* die e ta h io of their own acc o rd and refuso to taka another ste p Mnnlalglln huJ h that Ilia oxen em ployed In th<* royal gnrdous of Sunn for turning th o wheels to which tho wider palls w ero attached nbkoluttdy rofused to runico moro than loo roundei —*hleh c o n s titu te d their dally ta sk . - Wn.ir Ine lu m i Orlando it 1In* I,ale ( «lv lions«* has liroiiglil down Ihe lugli »osi ni Iiviiik llul> $100 |>ei week for dir fines! Inhlr hoartl hi ih r e ily 2ft Go to the roncert at the auditorium of See Parker the Sanford tylgh School Monday evening Stilinoli s mill iit>i go iv, iv this summer April 22nd-i _ I ll Mias Irene lirndy iriurued to (In* I in • •five yoiiliied die S u n n e llmlki'f (ill versity of DcLnnd Sunday afternoon after mol IVilineiia II nui g.*i t meal tiekrt Growing Young. it visit to home folks Age baa tin beauty uh well as youth, ltd and wo shoyld nil s tu d y th e a rt of The Sewing Circle will meet at the re»l.el \ oiii loom it Simnon s 11 “•F. till growing old gfserfttlfy, t h a t wo niny idence of Mrs. Penn Turner on hinlay >-v | Street I,| |( I l>o loved to tho Inst by th o s e who lovo enlng. instead of Thursduy. I or a good i tide and home i miking come I us*. On th o Hlago of life w i have The editor of The Herald is indebted to In die S unne Moiri lor i.nir meals Kales our p a r t to plsy It would seem that Ur. Mlnnick and F. F. Uutton of die M. O. religion h a s taught un b e t t e r things |H*r week 24-lf than 8oclnllsm and h e lp e d ua to boar Coggins Co. for n ernte of flue [»datoe.«. Nice* fumi aIm*«| rooms nt Stumon's, Tifi and fo rb e a r. There la n g r e a t bitter­ Ja m e s Allison, a prominent real estate K fourth street * ' ill if ness In tfu< discovery t h a t tho tre a s­ mon of-Wichita, Kansas, is hi the city 0m- and two horse wagons with Celery ures w orshipped In o u r y o u th nre at this week looking after some, of Ins inter­ flared siile lindies al I^WderwoixI's frl-7-tf hast b u t clay-footed IiIoI h ; yet, If wo ests. Home like and good aoeoiuiuortaiionsal cultivate ii gentle philosophy we may he able to forget Jllal th o year*, ns ^ Mrs. F. W. Miller enjoyed a visit to Sminuii* ll*i I fourth street hi if I they go, nre sti-sllng m a n y of cur Hawk's Pnrk. where she was die guest of heat Illusions —Kxchnrtge — Or. and Mrs. Dnvis Forster, for several II.iM- It.ill I hur srl.iy days. hi'kiiiiinee alni Sanford will play al Mrs. 0. W Urndy’s many friends will hr II il'ten Park next I Imrsilay f very one Plan T hought Out by a Mother. glad lo hear her in several line »i.ilin ». •••in** " •» • «I Iirl|' ( I k Jfifi* r»M «*ipi* In IIm W om an« Union ('oinpnnlou Min Ki lections al dir concert next Monday |(. til If till l|.|k* l*.**'|| i •*111•11 it i • (I «I thorn 1« w inn 1» i nllod *huuge ‘ Ii u a d e p a rtm e n t of prae- l fir ( m I* I li*!II evening Ileal household tie»« se n t In ti) read- , "A Program for Sanford . will in* set era from various psrts of tfr« evun* i • » » * for Hie Baptist church Wednrsdhy after try. Following Is a su g g e stio n sent I Yucatan's W a te r Caverns. noon by the visiting "team " You will lie c a n d id a t e : fo r s t a t e a t t o r n e y filio i- Ypealali. ii belt« the Mayas In by a m o th e r In M ichigan: "! buy I interested. “ tiu 111 their »(range • IM«*», I» of coral the sw e a te r« for my children tho Seventh .Imlici.il Circuit 1"Miss Mabel Anderson ul lln* Ilo» ani I IlmoMollf foriualion ll follow» (lini ll same color, and « h e n tho s Iootoh h a le given out. un tho.V always do enlerl u n i t i . b e i Would h a m I**** h » df*»«*rl but for Ils PAfknrd Laud Co m » »»» »»«««»»»«« »»««VVWVVTVVW W M kk tmt»»e»« Ihe t»Htr hllWlter A -R -Am irrami Trmt xrrfr Ttr-rnd • »»>>»»«■ t~vt—**♦*- *1■«» w a (id1" itt 1 Tc lioTiT I lliliFki How sleeve» of th o whole part i f w .it ,r i a 1 1 * L» w h h li g l i a o < i « r t o dine Mieli of one aw nuter for tho u th o r onQ.* . f lie m II*. i« i , i i........ . i l i , . * i m ! « e s Miss Charlotte Krel.it I* (i .n s o n t .x •• i l * i ii *1 »i - * * n i » , . i i i *l bulli Itoni, for New Y•*rk ■11> wIteti* -tu » ■• » ■« r i on i - i *■i rot t ti........to •’ **** M*»ii > lo «(temi some mio- .tini xi«it lift - f ut lift • ilutes nre 1,1*is found »Uriminded by Ih K S Keelur I ulti» Mild gfii* ltidl'.-it Inn of Ito* multi Miss Altee Cilldwi'll ha, rrtntind fi*111. *1« •■in i•!• *v I lo tío« Mni a » to reaeh ber visti lo Jaeksonidie. wliere «Ite Ita« ifieir cuoi w.ifi'lM In I m iai a *«Mióle u tam il 40 feet d e e p la l u h u b i t e d b y a All Local A dvertisem ent % L nder lid s berti die guesl ul Iter slsler Mr*> II II s T ’K R S o l P* .o lili' «pe* lo* of f1»h \i Itiilnnehon lie,idhiil H ir e r Frail s a I Ine Lneh Issue I leiine. and tio.id)» '(o-r*- i» n «-no*»« h a lin g 111,* it|»,tilng« Ih*' I »r «wi Aiiuti.il ( mo **r< '»I Ilio Nan Ih t'Jiii» l.ewls of Ih* Vegetali!»- I i li¡ !h«* ro* V» ai ito* Imi >oin of ii*«» * av l.lu|d,*l » lli.i'h* hi Hllig I rre f«if«t Mtl»U' 1‘lllh v%ill hr givt'il al til«* Ail clluugr. reliiim-il Stillini.ty frinii a imi ITU til lor min MnmhiY ovritmg \pril ¿2 at *»week» hu«uo*s« triti In New ilrlran* alni f r u n k s logo'her load down a total ills »>«’I»« K 11 iit'krlH I •• »»III I aneo of I I"" fi*, ' t «111 Mie |H*r perol! nthrr Southern pumi« A man to iniinag** <• *«*il pa>utg hov* * o l i i f d o p it i fr o lli M o » o rfii* e To M ie ll«*«« »1 Hitnlonl FI. Mil«t IniM* nil«* n» Ask die finy Scolila »hai ll.Cy Ili111li **f « S l o t f~ n. • n M un *m f«.« I II.ir i Iir• • t IiKiiHii ml ■1•»1 1if— I vaurk f riend f Itovi Ile »pkr* il ila n un p o r n \V o,*i i pi> wi i ph Inn* *\||*lv (•> I«*11•-» iL.k CM mai scfionl Monda) mnrning ami In *-. <♦♦♦♦♦♦ I n kMHK illr I lit *»T ' t p Iil11ily III!« »'Oli thè Imi)« I m S a l o thruilinr r n g i m ( M I1 Olympian Holdup I hmhJ OHkI i IIiHI vpph . |V|»n| (‘«»III |l«»t • Mr tìen Fox. Sr » m i in l.n kumi dii Mflr» Ì id II. sin nl Ii fh Ii«•1met and i .mg t i» I 'liuiip 17 I ♦>l I p Sunday aflrrn.Nin in »irve In» »'. nitri •» » *1« go* • ¿ I» ' Uf • » r.f, I. * Mid K ' ( ouïr l^tin k I lira p I » a«h VVhit** a jiiror. Ili die thiiled Stille» 1 *>*nl Ut» l.o I I I. d. Il I...I « !■*•• ••rii» "1 ■I*.it Ini'* I ii.nm l • li.mihof >o»r OaK .Suit^ Walnut I'or h u p » loin tiMik If «lay ih llierefiire iiidefimle h i In* » ent >tni. E* rfli Ko k#*rH Small h «• C'lit*nl. Dull * * • ' t ft •! ii » *n**k•* ‘ **»íKK*“ I* •'1 Minoriti rijplniartl llhio I lnmr Oil Stovo (iauilmr* • I F I (ir i»lier ni I alte M.tt) I» I il»*’ » Mnvr. A Miiiimlrr ( ar|«*t I'ori'h Miiii)IH«h k. Nothing «jf tin* M o t i*Hit 11imI M i i TH SANFORD, FLORIDA mine line »ira»berne* and vrgelubles Ì * T h o ohi man u o a rn n ►Iz«* K huh» VVimmI II**ritrr Stavi*, lìnhy (»o-cart. Dining Illese days and alway« feineihher» Ihe Timi ni••* ! him nf mino would l»r*ak Kaoni Clin irò. I ami»«. Di*ho* and (**Mtking i i \ i « v m vvv w «*» » s » » » H *H S I t»*i »«i Is W|i«***lharrMv% l*n«l» ( ’art Ijnhhr« llerald » lien Ite i olili*» luSiilifnid I. I h IJ* « K hoi • Ik in> li'ii Vi anil (•"•I« of all kiml» I M h S»t**i Mr Marcus (' t agg. of .lai k»onvill* i» th a t tmni»"ht fían vtnoil»* In i tiramt I 11 Srtth S i m t i »»1 tf lb w. I r 1 1 *1 1 <M Miik’ In in dir city, in die mleresl **f ilo VI* * m i l nt Vil* i . i** In., so»« * i ..si I• : m * W Keligmu f w » a n l M x* ii .* i *i > »• till It* va l i l t « $ 11 Mrs I••»*l S«N Hi/ ' i guesl nf Mi *iii*I Mr» ll*-iirv VS i*,lp P I I * V . . Saul rl ’• I l i p FAST M >K I II • I • f,i h i - •*• W »M et Mr Marma l I .gg »p iV- *>i* *' * * .it » < le* 11 1 . n g l . t » .ii*t ,.i l . - » i . t n ii" •!♦ « ilo! M o 'l i ¿i» 11* I Inutili 1 - ..ltd u p d u i Service work of ilo Meli ar>*1 Relo'.-.i» h 'lu o -t I miti! g t h 11ml** r In »11h * ho .111*1 lo.illl» $ I l.l tl St r eet Forward Movemem ai die Congrcgaiioiial rnaroil ’ll:»« tho hnt lffMrtiflt r**arh Fin Kent—ii-rnoin enttnge 1212 Park <ri\ nit"iH ^ ’ And r u d d y flinging a ehurcti Wednrsdny mglii llear Inni Ave $12 ill itit liiilitig water (i W «livor hto’ilnoltan at tho t»oy ho »natoli V Paul lliggrrs lefi Salurduy. (or pomi» S(H*n.er tih-tf t*i| iiwav tl*»» hrlmot /uni a*••ii t **Iatfor In West Florida, ili i-oiii|uiny »illi 11. in ni«f*a s,.|e S»!rcl I1.dalo (il.iiit» K.-.I itik* •!'"* n ** •• » til <*1o\«»lainl IMaJn Ib-tirhain.nf Orlando lliey » ili • o\ i-r ih* Proltdeii. he»l ) itili f i *U per (liou 1h*a!»*r »..ini Kex l*M. IlItili Route **r (illune Inndscupe with ildverliseinenl» fm II *n in ■ i >*u tf. firnxlon Heaehiiin Nf . f r p * kf Agai n I . rent I »*> t.»iin» lor tnnise keeping Ihe Stilinoli Ori hej.li ■ v» II «n. ». . . m * . .«ilo* 4 »**I » tt* t iii*l -» ,.f i »ili $ * '«* |** i W FS I s i it line selci llon» al die m iu e ii g,n 1I I r e n i II \ x e •'< t ( »f t Io* H! •>1 • -» I mi I ll.t .... n i tl M.*i, t*d* dio Sunfortl Music Club al lln- audilornmi nient 1.11 »j*^o. i*. m on rorof'l I vnu I *.. Sul.* \ I n n I nl alHi. it I IIMI ui r es ni die Sanford Migli S. boni Mon i li .11*1 t '..It Ill'll T t •! ?. » t n . i i •• i m m !**n oli II»* Si I*di n» i i x **i S u l p h u r » tiler well» 1 1 . 1 ( 1 Kl< I IC.il I i : i > I TI . I . M AN rvrniug. Agwil ’2nd $1 * pel h I »•* . 1* a t i l l . I 1» ' I »K It» hif* phi« •• w If h a . in I*** Im.I ill ill ilo» pt.i|»-lty I)IN I N(. AND SI . FKI TNC CARS h It Osteen. Oaleen, i l a The ucw Monotype ai The Metalli i« ai i w r y hal»J h* a»l, Known too *»« ho wun ,i*re l e n i i » . 5Mttc tra d in g thè visitors and il is ime of du­ to <fVoryl»oily hh ono of tho old Mat «la* For Sale— Anyone- wanting bargain in mosi wondcrful rnacliiues of die day ora In nil tin* way« of tho worM lo* tirsi cl»»» celery farm add re«* 'Owner in F o r In f ttn iiiilio n . R o le s a m i R e s e r v a t i o n s s e e neiirbo grin w|ih groat afTortatlon of ln**i The public is unni cordinlly invimi io >7If ! |*«*rl«*nro «ttiri with an o n o«,illngIv ti 111d cine of Hernlrl IMIice esl A11;1 111ii* F o a s i L in e Aj*eut o r w r i t e come in ami sre n reai (ainling oltice f.<r Sale Two <d my fine truck farms voir** Mr S|»oaKor. I am hut .» young "»7•lf Mrs. (jaudern nml duughter Mi»» llessie ihoiii Im t ' t tn *h«*nring thin i»H«€*rtlon ! I.evi Ululoni leu .li ree of g.»»l laud for »ale at a (iuudern. wlll leave mdny fui Pioneer, o . from ho *' I it M> a limn. iRiHHO"H||ig i»»f house bait;t)lii Hire** acres c le o m i and crop­ vonoriihln a pato, tho o n tln after spendiug die wlnter In Sniiford I he ped last »enno11 All under fence Near hill Wesi Bav St. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Herald will go wiiti them, na they waul tu four<-.| will, la u g h te r loud my; »union mi traci ion line Almost J slopped and ditiK tim es he com ytivi-n away Pur llruliirn at Herald keep up with nh that transpires in Sun pteli. etl w IMt thfno word» hilt It was <Ulne ford during the summer U«.*leHH T In* house would not listen i.if Sale—à acre farm, tw enty brurmg 1 ■ ■ --------------1 ............................................................................. ... ................. Dr. J. G. Venohle. one of the visiting ati.l lie t o u r ti»»iiied to «peak ugiilti orange tree» *•• t«*ncli tree«, also very 'team" of the Men and Religion Forward huge hearing p*ait tree», mndren ’> tiH.in I .on.Ion i tii.mti k> cottage li.nir and hack (mrclies, face» Movement Campaign, arrived from Jack­ south Gulden Ijike. .1 tnllcn south eanl ol Didn’t Get Even the Urlck. sonville, Monday ufternoon. M* meets Sanford; ■'> intitules walk to street rail- ; “ Did that mgn hand you a gold some of the men of Sanford nt a lunch­ 1way. also Ovrldo railrnod. Fine drinking L IV E R Y , F E E D and eon given this evening at die Robin's | bric k? " "I should say not,'' answ ered water. g.«Hl bathing, tislung and swim iliu n n ia te u r financier, "lie soli, me an iiuiig Alvi III uerr tract of the very Nest. S A L ES S T A B L E I Inter««! In the gold brick on credit I best celery unti lettuce land, well locateti, Mr. George E. Moody, head of the visit­ and took a m ortgage on th a t to g e th ­ j G mile wept Cameron City, less than a ing “ tenm" of the Men and Religion For­ e r with everything nlso I owned Then i|uartcr of mile from Sunfoid l risei Ion H a m o s » a n d VA/agons U la c k n m lth ln g a n d H o ra e a h o e ln g ward Movement, hai.becn obliged to give ha cnlled the loan and foreclosed the carline, l-nnd lias a gentle slo(a* from North to South End. so there will never up hia part of the work for a time. He m ortgnge and took possession of the la* any danger of soared lumi. (ìdaYanHorses and Mules Bought and Exchanged gold brick along w ith tho rest." went to bed after that powerful address te.*il to get tinwing w.-lls on land Rea­ sonable price, and terni» to soil. Ad­ on Sunday, and was too III to take part in H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T I N G dress Ikix 1127 City 2-t(5 Registered In Churches. the program on Monday; but is much im­ One of tho s tr a n g e s t things In con W II Underwood now Iiiih a lirst da«» 1 proved to-day. nectlon with tho r e c e n t re g istra tio n horse »liner and blacksmith slid can Hon. M. F. Robinson and daughter. Mrs. in L os Angolea I s - t h a t m any of tho guarantee oil work of this nature. Your ‘ m a de Ih tho horses c an be assured of the best kind ! Papworth. of Sanford, passed through Or­ re g istra tio n s wore of work in tills line See Underwood ange City Saturday for the day's trip to churc he s. Women a tte n d in g ( i r t y r r when your tHirw needs shoes. 15-tf m e e tin g s wero a pproa c he d and If they the bench, in their sl«-cyUnder Everett, Cottage for Rent—i)| t Park averouhod BOt rfg lsle re d the*y wore asked ta k lg ^ w ith them Miss Kette Kepirt. of It tf to do so. As nearly 7.r..nnii women nrn ArtrtrfM !$i>i m l. Pity Winhemliseit. and guest. Mrs K L Ham­ on tho registration hook«, It does not for Sale—Show case, lock itrawei, mi» Particulars at mond. of Iron Mountain. Michigan They look on though t h e / objected lo t <k - •ton style, tine condition Low Prices L i ih v Payments Pico Blodk Herald office 54 tl •pent the afternoon on the fine Daytona CARY D. LANDIS V. WANT S Chase & Co. Florida lim its "*' V e g e ta b le s (iriK’nil liLsumncc Avenís m Atlantic Coast Line ‘M A. W. FR1T0T, D. P. Agent II HAND B R O TH E R S The Crippen Music Store,. High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. • ■ -1 » �« F f? IME SANFORD;»! ERALO 'X. wfCJjL^C AptU h». Ib|2 ■ SÄ llal excuse at least, for my appearance at I IAND SHARKS ATTER CLARK this time us a candidate for the legisla­ ture that, without saying a word about li Fakirs wilt Ose Corruption Fund lo (*ublUh«a Evrry TUcvdsy und Kiiday Mornln« Dy myself. 1 have actually been solicited to | Defeat C o n g r e s s m e n TUE Ili HAU) PRINTING COMPANY run To the Democratic Voters I used to bo somuwfiui of n conserva­ * of the Second District: R. J. IIUILV. editor tive in politics, but with the ever chang­ 1 have never opposed 4he drainage of W. M IIAYNCS. B u s i n e s s M a n a l t r ing times, and without changing very the Everglade« as a work of intermil S u b s c r ip t i o n P r ic e , S 2 0 0 a Year In Advance much myself, I now find that, were I to improvement: -f have opposed, am now opjtosing und intend to c o n t i n u e ‘ to express an opinion on most of the issues oppose the fraudulent exploitation of Deliver«! lo the City by carrier 12.00 per >eer In of (he day. 1 would be clussed as a radi­ the Everglade« by some consdencyireut advance or 20c per month cal. or more ‘conservatively s|ieakmg. n "land sharks" w ho arc- robbing thousands Payment» In adtance tnu»t te mada at oflWe of ¿nnocent and pouc.people all over this progressive in politico country and bringing discredit und dis­ Entered aa aecood-cia»» mall matter Aututt 22nd As souu us I entered this campaign It grace to the S ta te of Florida. 190S, at the I’uatofllce at Sanford, riurida. was my desire to go before the people I have not charged th a t all persons ander Act of March 3rd. IH79 operating in the Everglades* are «iter­ and discuss such subjects as might inter­ Téléphoné* Na. 14 h OSIee In Herald BalMlna est them. With this object In view I a d ­ ating fraudulently. 1 hnvn «aid th a t quite a number of them are fraudulently Mias Ellen Stone has returned lo TurkeV dressed a letter on April 4th to each one operating; th a t they are procuring monev Probably wants to bo captured by those of the other candidates fur this honor, under fulsc pretence« and Dial their •tal.ilg i i m i ..J »iiiMa.. like to arrange for a nefarious conduct and unholy practice*, bold, bud bur» ilt» again. .. joint speakingcampaign indifferent {»arts iii addition to depriving thousands of poor (x-ople of their hard-earned saving», . In a mock court trial nt Tnllnhnssee of the county. Without going Into fur­ is proving more* injurious to the S ta te of . yesterday Miss Clem Hampton sued Gov ther details, 1 will state that (lie Hon. Floridu than gll the fires, freeze« and ernor Gilchrist for. breach of promise. Forrest Lake of Sanford, und Hon.'S. A. epidemics with which she has ever been afflicted. These thing» I have estab­ Probably had Shents ond HoHoway fot Robinson of Orlando declined to enter a lished by indisputable testimony. AND joint campaign, and Mr. Geo. Fox. Jr., ol witnesses. I t is natural tha t theoe "sh ark s" »houid Sanford expressed his desire to enter such seek to defeat tne. TlA-y ure flooding the district.with dirty, scurrilous,* lying liter­ a campaign. Wnyne Thomas, editor of the Plant City ature about me. Tltey have raised a n I believe that it is not only the duty of enormous corruption fund w ith which to Courier is a candidate for delegate to the Democratic Oonventijr.. and while not in aspirants for this position to go before accomplish my defeat. Any enemy of lids district The Herald cannot help bui tbe people and make known their posi­ mine who desire« to circulate any old story a bout me can do so w ithout a penny wish Bro. Thomas good luck, even though tion on a n y question in which they may of cost, as these “ sharks" will gladly be interested, but believe (hnl it Is also he is a Wilson man. The newspaper pay tho bill. Scnd for Catalogucs, Pricos and Tcrms You need be surprised a t nothing you men will make good delegates and they the duty of the people to insist on this being done; and, h n v in g f h ls view of the see in print nboqt mo between now and are all good Democrats. matter. I wunl to state aa briefly as pos­ the primary. To mnke good their claims that I um Injuring the S ta te they Gov. Gilchrist s.tys Florida InnJ inter­ sible a few of the things that the people will manufacture and publish letter« purests have been damaged millions by the would like to know aliout—und if oppor­ porting to come from persons, Anns und investigation as to who suppressed o' cer­ tunity offers I hope to meet some of the corixirutions in other states to the efTect that the writers were just on the eve of JA C K S O N V ILLE - tain report regarding (lie feasibility of (hr people later, and discuss from the plat­ investing large sums in the S ta te when flo r id a mi well form some of (tie same question» Everglades. It may have prevented »win i made my »tieech in Congress, und thut knocked it all out. These letter» will all dlhig land sharks from further rubbing the ns other questions he bogus, b u t they expect-ui foot some 1 beieve that the |*etq4c ol lilts »late people, but no legitimate land pr<>jx»i(iofi B88 B R Ì I .................., !?■. pbople with them. ----want our convitt leasing system tibolisbwill be Injured In thè long run. On the T o understand how unscrupulous contrary, all lands in the Slate that are ed. and I shall do what I can for the aba* they ure Just |cl m„ caj, yo u , m o t i o n cultivable will be rnliunccd iu value, fot lition of this system nt the expiration of to whut one of them said to Mr. A rthur ( t e li. Brown, editor of th e F’ort Tierce News, D R O P IN people In other Stales will learn that land existing contracts. , just u few duys ago. Mr. Brown s a y s It fs needless for me to soy I .have nl. sharks are not jwrmiltrd to carry on their he uske(1 tIns man why "they did not imi irr » (j i m r i r l lin» jin y irfrfclfl IH 1J -wwindhng gwttlc» »«v-Fhwvdn wn hmit-fwtftgU n d « in S«nt<H«l coni!i"n*" Ihcmrelve* to (fie tr u th in their Ur»«U ior ealr et • «xposed. and confidence will once more la- lecling officers, but I think that it can In- tight against Clark," und this man reirmi» io «uif t restored. Publicity never injures any hon­ very mu'li improved by cutting down thr piled Dint it was good campaign du|M>;' wtll llfvri linkt ■*|>etikc. and if |io»»ihlr eliminating a lh.lt he “sts'llicd to justify the use o! an> est business —G.iinrsv tile Sun • s «)Wiir «u* li i>. • filing th a t would prove detrim ental to .conni {>rIit Iit r v I believe that (lie pn auch lavorali!» »• Clark " Mr. Brown furtlier »uys that nary systein has cuttle to stay and tli.it this n u n “ intimated tiiat they were out «! ({ukk a fOimtl» «1 Die bnuford HrrultJ uni uni lice» th.it W ll'rar pritprn*'* the people liavtng now tried ii will not to win by any incdhs availulile," and J I t r y iiii will ilelivet mii inMrt-n» in it» l»rnriil igree to give it up It certainly cannot Dial tin» man added, "W e want a man il) un a il lite iluring tilt* luM w • u| in Congress who ts favorable to our tie assailed us u n -Democratic in principle. interest».“ Ajiril, unii il adii» tliut Ite will moke no MOW AHO I1M F I will admit that it is not impossible for These corrupt and dishonest land otlirr In thr tinte ilutllig thè trip Tilt S iiti lie interests to win in n light before llit- sharks" want a man in t oiigrvnn .w ho Herulil invile» nll (Ile je-nple tif I I.trititi In whole txNiple A hr 11reti minority en H favorulile to their interests " \\ hat do Come aiong miti i>>m thè U " w < ! — [ninjm you think ol this/ What candidate »hived to graH, vice and drink, are tin» "is (uvoruble to ouf land shark's inter­ Times. ismls of ptesenl day indille», hut It is ests/'' A» (he l’rerless t» due in Mlumi un tilt■lore difficult lo control ihoti»niid» than 1a*1 me give you another instance of the twcilty-iniltli. wherr ile w 11| tlelivi f n lei O U ft QUTTEN E CCS si IIIpi y a legisl ilote or a convention Dm scandalous and untruthful methods !>e ture nini jifiiliiihly Ittiy n wmter Intnie. v»> mg usi'd against tne i’robnbly you iiavc ANO CHEE9E luty is plain we have simply to try to it s4s'ii a document which makes a vicious itisi»! oli «tu- Siiiifnril lleinltl t uiiiing nlnin if en k their hold iqioii tins enslaved mi and untriiiliiui attack u| hiii me and w inch down bere lite tnji wnuld llinke liriglit arc the luml *>( i■»■ • Í I 4M in mm unfit)' If it lietoitii'» necessary to break it is laildly |>roc|ttline«i. contains tincopy fnr inany n dny —Mulini Mrtfiqmh» ':lif tkll excuse» fot 1)■> ip a gambling business which I» demor- names of "one hqndred and one citizens If you tlnnk we coniti wui n ho me li > i i i u t ta»tcd nn .‘ of F’ort Lauderdale " One man w ho i» • » ■*'• ili/mg not only to our leading citizens, 1 f attacking tm- deseni»1»* them ils one hu n ­ < tning tu MiiiuiI »end thè (r.iii»|»>t (iituni Cl. -Ilf will ever yiisfy . hill to the w hole stale, under the (ifrlense dred and one id the best citizens of - inf In a trial order ) I procured an utiso>f horse racuig or. tf needs lie. ricali out Fort Lauderdale liv e un he* of ftiinw unii n hli/rntil iti r c p e it it the saloons from doit city or statv I | lutely corris't arid up-to-date list of tinN'-w Vttik Sititi' A iteti ñt '. I te Mi»»i»»lp qualified voters of tiie Fort Lauderdale lave burned die bridges behind me mid P A Y C A S H a n d SAVE MONEY precinct, and had th a t celebrated “ one pi valley it great lake with million* of duimy record stands clear. hundred and one" carefully comport'd wit l u » wnrili of property destroyed and ittnkNow. if there are any other questions witii tiie quulihed list, and it was fouqd log it |>r.tc|ictilly iin|tti»»il)le to plant du r­ ttint tile people would like to know almul. tiiut only one of tiie "one hundred nnd One D . ing 1912 Hut Florida goes smilingly on. one" was a qualified voter of F’ort s a li ti li d f lurida first S trrct will stale dial I will lie pleased to answer Lauderdale jirccmct And so it gixvi busking in thr sunshine of Spring Tindiem ill any lime and in any maliiiei, I do not know whether tiie "one bundled Spring planting dime tin- pnl.ilu crup I* are itiytiis. 'land sharks, luit i will further sitili* dial m common and one li"w bring tin vested Wir h itlk r ls un fairness you should also ask my opt»’ in dales or what not. Iiul they are not w ■II supplied »itti ii-lery. li-limi- tullía qualified voters of Fort Lauderdale lient» die »nine questions you may wish precinct tin-s, In-ets. curróla, turin)«, ruluhiiggiis, to pnqmuud to me Fiusting to have Honest real tv lute dealing ut on trial cnhhnge. cucumbers, sUuwbcrriea, black­ in F’loridn T he honor of the S ta te is your support, I am. very truly. Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing don* berries. etc. Soon tho delicious cautnat stake. One of the victims of thcee with Intest Improved Sanitary machinery. A. B. Nrw-Tnv loii|s- and wulermelon will be here. How “ shark*" will do tiie S ta te more harm S P E N C E R ’S O R E A D H A N D L E D b y a l l F I R S T C L A S S GH 0 CER6 than one hundred new comers who axe rilrout these two pictures? Will you buy n In M rm n rla m satisfied, will do good. I am standing Spoclal O r d e r s Filled P ro m p tly ______ home in Floridi! or remain where thr snow Iti memory of l'immun Artliiir Ncwlntt* b,r Hi** protection of ilio jMxir and inno falls in April und the rivers wush uwni cunt against the m a c h in a tio n s of I hose W c M a k e E v e r y t h i n g K n o w n t o t h e I i oh liinior ttie ('timings of n life tim e —Fuit Messen adjust ics of fruuii. nnd for the p r e s e r v a ­ D ii LuMcr Sunday w l u l r all llie work) tion of th e good n a m e «Vf our beloved P H O N E 100. NO. Ill PARK \ U M 'K «er win i clctiral mg l lir Resurrection. mil- S ta te ^ our» ris|Hs-lfidly, I In>iiinn Arthur New lint. Jr iirov from tikiivvist, . » t r i i r i in rttiNiuA F ltA N K CL A R K tills world of )>aiii nnd sorrow, and went A few ytnrs ago few [lenple knew thnt to tie With Him who said. "SufT e PRACTICAL fodder w i l d be rtiisevl in Moróla liny, I'liililrcn to come unto me for such is the Catholic Fulr outs and corn-were nfl shipped in for fetal Kingdom of Heaven.'' - .April 23 nnd 2t. 1‘J 112. will be days to for liorses and-catiJe^^Ftyw nll of these •*L»ltle Junior." ns lie wns fondly called, be remembered in Sanford. The Catholic crops nra grown in uburulance in the s u i born July (lie 20th., I Jill, lie lunl Indies ure preparing for a great fair to be state. known wliut it wns to suffer during his lie Id on those days. Everything good to ( "nier Main and Monroe, Jacksonville Branch "i 1 1« * Within the past two years nlfnlfn hits short life. Tiie llower of Hfjpe lunl just cut will in; s<Tvcd. F’rotn n needle to nn beep grown with marked »urccss in sev­ begun to flourish in the heart» of those anchor cun be hnd nt the country store. \v-tcm of Business Calfeçes in the W o rld —¥2 ycateral putts of the »tale. Fred K Alien, u who loved him. thnt lie might be spnrcd Fancy goods galore can be bad for money. k'raduates More than 10U hijjh-fjrade instructor» c prominent citizen of St Augustine, has to make glad the home; when he was Candy to satisfy the sweetest tooth Do to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or REFUND Mi >\'l > H-1 r »co milled several crop* gf the finest oliali» called away. not forget die place, viz, the store next to ever teen uny where, tbe stocks growing There will be mnny who will miss hi* the First National Bank. There uro prizes Id more I*lorida and Georgia Bankers and other husim to a height of eighteen inches. At Kis­ bright little face;—for, all who knew him to be given away, so see Theodore Schnnl, A LL O T H E R Morula and Georgia business collegesimmee and other places there have been loved him also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue F R E E . the new Jeweler. similar successes. It .will he tried out at A . H . J A M E S . M a n a g e r . J a c k s o n v i l l e KU Many were tiie bunutifiil flornl offerings Pinellas Park tins summer —St. Peters­ sent, nnd lit* little grave wns n mound of Arrival and D e p a r tu r e o f Trains burg Times. flowers. His little body was laid tu rest NORTH POUND • Alfalfa could be grown at Sonfoni and Monday, at 10 o'dock a. m.. in Lnkeview No. 82 Ar 1.10 a m Lv. 1.20 a m the m an who mukes tho experi.tient »II Cemetery. No. 84 " 11.03 a m " 11.13 a m not only profit by the same but will be a “ 2.35 p m “ 2.55 p m We commend the sorrowing family to No. 80 public benefactor ns well. No. 28 M 8.55 p m the Only One who can comfort them nnd SOUTH SOUND ' • • A n n o u n c e m e n t F or The S ta te L e g is­ sustain them. No. 83 Ar 2.10 a m Lv 2 M n m God. in Love, have recalled lature " 2 20 p m No. 8» ” 2.40 p m 1911 Owen Automobile. Tbe boon hit Love had liven, NO. 85 " 6.20 p in " 6.40 p m H aving decided to enter the rnoc for the No. 29 pm ■* 7:55 n m legislature. I desire to make n statement Thoush the Memory IlnSrr» here Demonstration by Appointment. % BRANCH UNES to the people of Drnnge county of my rca, The Soul 1* safe In Heaven. Owner Going North Trilby A St. Petersburg—ÌNo. 25. Ar. 1.01 eons for bo doing. Heretofore In making p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.21 p. m. a n announcem ent for this honor I have W as o Soldier of F o r tu n e Leesburg—No. 21, A t. 11.28 n. m. No. .n o t pretended to do so because of any Organizer Messenger, who is here in the 22. Lv. B.30 p. m. Florida very «trong •olicJtation*—In fact I hnd Interest« of the Order of Moose Is on In* Oveida—Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv, 3.00 p. m alm ost concluded that this urgent solici­ (cresting character. Ha has hpen In al­ tation cl*lm Was Father mythical, und most every country of the globe, having BARREL TACTORY NOW OPEN largely due to the feet thnt the would-be been trumpeter in the English army for Ploee ytnir potato barret orders at /■iclptent of , |the same made known tho Year* nnd took port In many engage- once to Insure deliveries when want­ fact th a t he was anxious to be solicited 1roents while following the English flng ed. II. II. Deane, Oak Ave. and Drat f t . However. I am going to offer, ns n par- ! that encircles the globe. Phone 235 L 39-tf ^^VWVWtfWyWVWWWWWWWWWVWWVWWì/WVWV^««V<«VVrV> THE SANFORD HERAtD I DISTRIBUTORS FOR: Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathusliok “Crown” Story & Clark Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer AN The Autopiano » I John A. Cunningham k- n {* ’ Peoples Cash Grocery S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY ’S . V. CAR L IV H m SALE NORM AN D e FO R ES T, Sanford» ¿• u H fn r * W w m ^ FOR P - - : r ." — “ xV - M b« For Engraved Cards See The H erald V È à ■ ■ H *> r ««A V i. * v. 4* •. ; v»i • -, •** i .• ■ , : * -5 —r»,». . r-.y,.,- . T It ... �» A p ril IG. 1012 IMI SA NI OKI) Ml KALO i a n d luaty en d » r lu k l e d - a e th e y a e r o Hut y o u t * r , o n s e c o n d » o f t h e r u b l e » , I a n a lo n r y a b o u t h n v l n g t h e m p r e e n e d or funned o v e r Ho 1 a r a p p e d and „ » e u le d ( h e m m y e e l f Juet aa ottu d o e » a J e w el p n e k n g e i ) o | t h e m , did y o u ? I a i n r e d nt Milling* t h r o u g h ui y g ln e a ■*[>tdn t y o u gel t h e m ' he q u es ilo l l e d In a l a r m Yea, y e a — It a a l l r ig h t , old c h a p . “ 1 eatd h a s t i l y and as p l c n a a n t l y aa 1 could " K u g e n e d e l i v e r e d t h e box t o Jen k in s and I opened It m yself. O L A S T A /r J t X J J ivy __ ___ . . * T h o u g h t It w a s - D i n t h o u g h t It w a s C Q A y iw G Y r / > y b y a a s o b • Y f f A w i u . cxx ^ y h a y so m e th in g else T hen I proceeded ■• tney curved \n<l, hi love $Y N 0P8I8, ,t,C 1 a o o t h l n g l v Mill y o u l e Just a l it t l e looked amu»«*l utiil pleaaod m la ta k e p abou t the dual and w rlnklea. C H AV TICil L —-R ic h a r d I J g h t n o t , an A ii f o r t h e frtini|i. s h e (rntikly unii o ld c h a p - a n d a b o u t t h e m b e i n g to r n AroarloAn w ith an affected E n g lis h aoh a r s h l y l a u g h e d an d t h e n m i n e d up g n t ^ r e c a t r a * a piwaant from a friand In H u. h a ! U ood Joker* a a p e e d . Juar a« a «out h-b oum l e x ­ Out B i l l i n g s' fa c e waa u n re a p o n a lre p r e s s l o o k ( h e atiitlon C H A P T E R n . —T h e preeent proven rt> W h y . . o l d goop,'' h e aald w i t h c h e e r A n d I a w u ii g ubimi il II lun-k for lit ka • p a i r o f pajam aa. A latter htnta of mu ynmm t o the wearer. t i e o ld N e w York. D ld n I s . e e l . n l ( b o , ful Ih ero a a tria n g u la r ©LOW J • ■ . '- m b v FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT ILLUSTRA TIONS ô y C H A P T E R ILL—I J g h t n u t dona the pa Jom sa an d lata at n ! | h t gala up fur a rmpke, Hta »arrant. Jank lna, c o r n 's In and. f a i l i n g t o r e c o g n i s e U f h t n u t , attaaapU t o p u t Mm o u t T h i n k i n g t h e aartrant e r a « / . U f h t n u t c h a n g e s h it clothaa In tending t o w r a r a o n help. W h e n ha reappear» Jank lna falla on Ida n e c k with j o f , oonArrolng IJ g h t n u t '« b e lie f t h a t ha (a area?. C H A P T E R I T . —J e n k ln a tetta I .f s h t n u t I deoua a f th» « n e o u n t a r h» h a d w ith a hid Chi «vam a n draaaed In p a j a m a a C H A P T E R V —In a m e e a a g e from M l frUnd. J a c k Milling». I J g h t n u t la a s k ' d to put up “t h a kid for tha n igh t on hla w a r h o m e from c o l l e g a l a t e r U _________ fh tnut da a b e a u t if u l gi rl In b l a c k p a j a m a a If! £ C H A P T E R VI . —I J g h t n u t ta a h o c k e d by t h a girt*» d r i n k i n g , a r n o k l n g e n d a l a n g y C H A P T E R V t l —Bhe t el l e h i m h e r n a m e la P r a s e ! » a n d p u i i l e e h i m w i t h ’i S w y n-matn. o f h o t toy a f or h e r al at c r a p r o o m -...-.-, named Frances. N e x t m d r r d n g t h e girl 1» m i s s i n g a n d I J g h t n u t h u r r i e s t o — t he1 b o a t t o a r e h e r off H e ta nc<n*(<-J t,jr a h u s k y c o l l a g e boy. w h o ml!« hi m " Dic ky, b u t he doe e n o t aee t h e girl. ch a u ffe u r did W n . n t I n i e r e a . e d . vou k n o w a b o u t (hat ______ CHAPTER "If you d o n ’t come on. I'm going, qulotly a m inute ,” -he aatd. » r o w lin g her. H o f a c e d m e "Look hero. II I bit you once"— he leveled hla Unger«—"well, they'll have fo pick yon up with a »pongo. t h r ’V a lir XV □ I l l i n g » ’ S y m p t o m » A l a r m Me. "Moat Internal outrngn of tbe Cen­ tury. I teil you*" lUllltiga alormed. Kor nn l io u r l lind »at t h e r e In mjr rooina, llmp a n d b e w lld e r e d u n d e r th e t e m p e a t of hla wratl, I h r »Md and I n c o h e r e . n .«pultet im. i i .- i . . v o r rn.. hon.. over tf»•* „phune hnd a c t m e on a hum for mv iriend I h a d f . n. n. l h l m a u I Ir ri I v . l i n i n g n l n u e o v e r al t h e d u l l , a n d a e e.M.n a* I e n t e r e d lie « t a r t e . ) t u hul l f r n i n t h e r,M,lli * MM) Ihrnugh the gri -nt. -n' U -4à - -vi«- r 1 Just o j i e n e d t h e d r a w e r o f t h e table and t o o k o u t th e b o x — g l o v e box, 1 t h i n k It w n a — c o n t a i n i n g t h e p a j a m a a I had read aom eth ln g » om en here abou t th« clen rln g e f fe c t — th e r e a c ­ t i o n , und t h a t aort o f t h i n g , p r o d u c e d As an entertainer, the Edison Phonograph is a wonderful thing. It brings the talent of the c o u “1 world’s greatest artists into the home and places it at the disposal of whoever cares to listen. The Edison Phonograph has every improvement ami advantage which the Rh^ius of I homas A. I’alison has hern able to suRgest. Put one In your home. Your whole family will welcome the new songs, the good stories and the bright music. There is an Edison Phonograph at a price to suit every purse. There arc new records of all the new music and songs every month. We will gladly demonstrate and explain this greatest of all Ip»inc entertainers- # u n "*, , n u ' B b > * » h o c k ’ Be« for y o u r s e l l . old c h s p laald And I llfted out th e g oaanm er thnt Jenklna re p u .tsd upoi. ,uy return aI,r,,a'1 ,h H r crl,u aml a,,n * 'u r r etum lned lam P "HUng. engerly. h u t J ua t " n,|,,r them ,h" looki-d confoillidcd I»oti't u n d e r S t a n d lt. h o a n h l . hltIng h l a nn l ! « U h r h a n g II t h e y l o o k He. ul . ngl , Md I maniiged U> coaa. (Hm I V T I Ü ' , w * " " thou* 11 , u * ver w? rB bnrk tcf hiy chnmbent. boplhg I mlghl f A n ‘L t h e fdhlea aro nll right, too acrew out of hin. ...me rxplnnatloo I had ........................... .. h) Jovef a g a i n , b e s t i n g w i t h hla foot u p o n t h e floor T h e y w e r e p r e t t y n a a l y a f t e r th at H illin g » w e n t o n g l o o m il y , an d t h e y w o u ld n't »end for an y o n e el»« Ju»t hnd to alt I h e r n In t h a t I n f e r n a l ha» t i l e w i t h n o t h i n g o n hut p n j n m a s an d a p a ir o f b e d r o o m «U p per» E very o n e « tn a w h i l e s o m e b o d y w o u l d c o m e an d a d d r e s s m e aa ' F o x y ,' an d w a u l m o l o «e n d f o r iny c l o t h e » or e l s e (>1|| and buy Bome F i n a l l y , a big b r u t e c a m e u n d t h r e w m e s o m e d ir ty Hut, except for flxlng my gla»a lor a better etudy of France», I never rnovod. D idn't occur to mo as noco»»«ry. you know, until aho should drive off. Ju»t stood leaning on my c a n e • nd with feet crossed, you know, In nigs n|lll j u hnre to put on in..»c the way I had long ago found wn« the or bu) ...ifili Rther. least e xhausting. If ono ha s to «U nd ..All), , httJ Ju„ Kot lnlo the toga • t »11. But, by Jove, tho follow wna >|)(| „mffed the rubles a n d p a j a m a a f'lcht In mV face now, alm ost! D e v i l- 0lJ( K|j;bi In m y p o c k e t , w h e n t h e l»h annoying! p a r t i c u l a r b r i g a n d w h o hnd c h a r g e of Did yotj h e a r mo, you g ln n se y e d COOp enme back Ho almost ttirew f o o i r ho b arked ln my ear. "You a ni wh,.„ ho snw mo. Whore's Twen mssher! By Qeorge. I*U m nsh you!" t). , u r o „ r ho w anted to know And And he looked nt F'rnncea again and Ulen before I could say a word, he laughed, but ahe waa looking aw ay blustered up to uie with / n d say. off up a t th e big atone castlo on th e whnt b u sln e si you got In hero? Clear Pocantlco HUla behind. And I Just o u t ) ’ And you hot I didn't U»»o u sinrerslod ln her glorious proUle, glo , 0|dcn m inute— I cleared. You •plaahed b r ig h t by tho golden sun- nhoM]d have seen me beat It down .shine reflected from th e T a p p a n Z e e , h a t c o rrid«r! T he rellow followyd mo opposite. Incidentally, I watt trying n Muie grum bling to himself; Then In my mind th o th re e a rm m ov e m e n ts called to a cop who was Just comthat must be m ade aa one, and for | n i jn; -Hay, O'Keefe, run th a t young which, to le a rn , I had paid th e g ro a t fBt frcuk out Qf bore, will you? It'« master, (H illa rd of Parla, a thouaand - on# of fhat bunch of visitors tha t I franca ln gold. ^ w «at through Just now. Fresh th in g Th# car b e g a n to edge aw ay. « n o o p l n g In to t n e c#ll«!* "All rig h t—c o m in g !" h e yelled; and "A nd s o t h e s a m e c o p th n t b r o u g h t ^•0 he launched his blow. But so mo t h e r e — the very » « m e - wn« the rapid— Instantaneous, In f a c t — a r e t h e o n e t h a t s h o v e d m e o u t o f t h e d o o r , famous th re e m o v e m e n ts , o f t h e g r e a t w a r n i n g m o t h a t I'd b e a t n o t g o pok •ctsntlat, I don't r e m e m b e r t h a t my l u g In to t h e p r i s o n e r s ' c e l l » » g n in If •Je even s h if te d Its grip upon th e 1 knew w h a t w a s g o o d for T n e ' roouocle. T h e re fo re , aa I cam # back "By the way. old rhnp," puffed Bill bto tho tamo position again as hla Ings, hla poise and good humor Im­ Igt tho ground, I waa In timo proving u nde r th e apell of a cigar, "1 njr.4AjUag'g_ojt atjA it , "“ k of th * c o a < >ou ‘ tr o u g h , and on e of the «leeve» la In ribbon«." ( ) f c u i i r a c , I («•cognl xt«l it nll na Inip o a a t b l c a n d c n a x y , *>nu k n o w , but C H A P T E R V I I I —J a c k Milling* m i l . In w l u -ri I «iilil au t u Mi l l i n g « Irla i . i nn i «« ap en d t h e n ' g h l wi t h t . l g h t n u l T h r > ,|i*-_ r n v a r pr l f - rel —■ p u n . . 1-r.t.t- ........... . * äT u <• a.i f l u l i - n l . litui h e l u t lied a u i tf n (one of t h e p a j a m a a d u i i g . r n u « n p u p l e . r i i p u r p l e d n « l i e d If I .11.1 n I r eli. g e C H A P T E R IX l i m i n g , d e n e t h e pa Jarnee a n d r e t l r r a Mu» t h e n ( h e ..ni m u l l ii mi k i l n w ? " C H A P T E M X l .l g h i i i u l l . n , .. I pl - l r r t l e d w e n k l ) In hla a p a r t r n r n e e l»e.-f> t - . Mi l l i ng« l e v e l e d h l a Mg m m nt me . Urn-chop w h l a k r f a »it.1 w r e i i t . g i . J e n k l na cal l * t he p-ui. .- wh. . . 1. I n . '■>« m o u t h i n g v»o r d l e « « l > t o. .. m l o u l e I n t r u d e r t o be a <f l u . I n a l . . l l e - l I »» I hut ( l ui t II d o nl toul t b.i t ubi O r a n d p a '* u.ftii h o c l i n k e d ui inni Not not C H A P T E R XI T h e I n t r u d e r d r . U r - a a n o th e r word »bout h i m '" An d Uni t i ­ he la L l g h t n u t ' a g u r a t u n d appi- ala t o <h* l i h e r u l l n p n e d I n t o 1.1« .» «' Iloti, U t t a r tn v a i n «bruì othaunllnti Jue! «ni there 1« Ll JU’ I r l to C H A P T E R X l l II . p n n t l b g «till g l n r l b g «I m e l i k e a Jolly !•» bulldog <*!! A l ’T K I l X I I I In O r tn»rfiitic ! I h » » U r n . t u a l l y h e l . e r f u i e <a i m e r p i l i 1« ua' . o l i i « l i n i l o Ot i t i l l i l l i n i c » K><n** Kiwi i nnr ** H a t o n l u h n ! w l i r n > ■ *c# t « *» rn» • T e l l y o u wh . i t »he i . nl v t i l i n g ( h a t « .i g «* fr<iin t i r ln ! ( » r •J• 1 1 . •» n <r. g ! »s leta yo u n u t l»| .' k> !« l i r e * » v Vail • I nl hr a I I f f i i n u t !*••**fi*f f t T * ’ ! * ' " " ’ MHIInc'a h o r n r .tu . . v . » • \ ».««• . o . b u i e a n d 111 ti k e « Ie V d i d , III ' I». a l i e n »MI o f l h a pa )mii i * *»t • '.» *»•* I gut Ihelll t h e r e l i e « p o k e «n v .Igel v In.» I b I Ig b Tertevi t t t. . t al • «> |l I U t A I T KM \ l \ It li: * f Ht *• a l i t t l e hrr ami alhi.h * t I r e U r r à I n « | I j r n u n t I > l i m i M u M n - i t n* \ r Oh' I «aid libi l i I »liev r e i i . g aaw hrr In hlu- W p.liuti. «• \ l i'('h n t i P r u n r n l a m r t |»\ ^ • > * h • •' »..fcr. x ., » u l t e >o u e l ! b e r *’ »'fu h l l t * U f l i l K H ' •* 1 *1Mi l l i ng« « n o t » m a d e m e j u m p 'ri Ignnfra (h r n (* r i t* r •• « • ■ • •t» thraah h lm h » •^T- »•11?i«; I r #•»• lt.'C.gnlr.e ' he bellowed they M g tlim it (*•!<••« (h r !)••«( tl.lf » Ï ••Tltr w. - nl ha . k m i n i a» he l l red w i t h v e i n t l o n 'Atid w h a t a m o r » Mi J o v e ' I «..Id « n o t h i n g ! ) m y n a m e la n o t D i c k y T im i « n o t all." c o n tin u e d Dilunga 111» h a n d s l o w l y s w e p t h i » c h i n a n d g r t i n l v I w a a an a u r e It wir« ti p u l be w histled up J. J. , « n i n e Uhl l i l ne f oul J o k e . I w r o t e W h a — W e l l , I ’ll h e J l g g e r n l i l . a i a<itl. .u» n u l e t o t h e g u i e r u o r A f t e r whirled t o w a r d th e car a lot of p l ei u l l l t g I ft<>! t h e f o n i a l o ' O n m e . t h Ia t i m e . I g u e e a ' Y ou re «elol P Ile t n me t I ght IH t g I t . -. d ili .t m a 11 .illi I h r u Ilia f a c e c l o u d e d » m l tie m o i r d < >ll l e « lie . lllllY h e Wellt u n down upon nia‘ B i l l i g t ue W Itti a n e l . l i e d e i e Mol H ere, you get a lo n g now « b o u t w h e n I «t . i g g e l »til f o r w a r d a n d d i d ( h e y o u r b u s i n e s s , w h o e v e r y o u a r e ' ' Hla p r o d i g a l » o n n e t o n hl » n e c k , h e b u n d h . n d w a r e d a» t h o u g h » w e e p i n g m e , ^ ” 01 ^ ’« p u n c h t h a ( Joli.«1 o’ff h l . a Uk i . -a. U»V . a — . « « f t — * " nw aj. * T r« a mind t o k i c k y o u fot t l i e W e n t a l r f ilg h t up In t h e air w ith annoying t h a t y o u n g l a d y . " t h e w h o l e h u n c h d o w n t h e r e and c o n Ho looked t o w a r d F 'rnn cea a n d I t r a c t . ’d l o d o t h i n g s for t h e m Dial will c o u ld i c « b e w n a s h o w i n g off Hut I k e e p t h e m n . l l i e fur a ) e a r I tireal ( b o u g h t » h e l o o k e d a hit d l r g u a t c d cried In h a v e m e a m i up f o r f o r g e r y A i for t h e fru m p , «he s u d d e n ly o p e n e d th!« ,« in) o w n fu lh r r now m in d t h e d o o r , s t e p p e d d o w n a n d t h e n up you f o r g e r y of m y u w u n a m e ! II ill a g a in , bu t t h l a t i m e b e h i n d t h e « l e e r M illin g» » l l o d e l o t h e e n d o f t h e Ing w h e e l . r o o m an d b u ck T h e n bn anl d o w n t h e aald “J u st hac k a t ! " ,a r ln , h '' * , l r k Tour W hin ihr«» »• l o t n p a n j v u aoiTJ to rttUTh iha flgluaaa torn v - *" Chln ‘’ P° n 5 " and »* “ >« f«d !Mi*on ni<MincTnph*.$l 5.00 to $200. K ill «on Slnm li»r»l R r«-«m l*.35«. Kj|l«>ri A m L rro l K ^ »»n li ( p U y I *ricw «• Ion*), fiO«. hu|iM>n O ra m l O p t n Keconl*. 7 i< . lo 12 00. ," ‘ nd■ T. .1 MILLER & SON aw eep I c a u g h t a f e w l e n t e n c o a o f hla m u m b lin g My l i e n l g o . I'm h a l f a m in d m thffTk ( f i e r e a a o m e t h l n g In t h e p a ) » inna ' h e m u t t o n « ! ' a o m e t l i l l i g till . •t inny and dlaagreontde «ouielhlng t h e ) Ia alive w ith ' I « p i . m g up a n d 'back o v e r t u r n i n g my i hair truod h e a v r n a oh, I « a y ’ | ex c l a i m e d In . n n « t e l n a t i o n .1 « I f i x e d m y g l uk a o n t h e g a r m e n t * It a ) o u r Jail. t h e n , y o u k n o w — " An d s u d d e n l y I in«.In a d l a . u i e r y a n d I f u l g i . t a b o u t k e e p i n g «t i l l M) J o v e . Milling* I e x . l a l m o d ex e lt e d l y H e r e « a o m e lh ln g Ir m ld e th e colla r aorue aort of Jolly w r i t i n g ! \ \ bat a I h u t ’ aal.1 M illin g« n h a r p ly l i e J e rk ed ( h e g a r m e n t Ir o u i my he n .) a n d h e l d It In t h e lig h t All r.■..rid t h e . Ir.-le w i t h i n Hm c o lla r b an d urn fo u r or l i v e d a r k e r r ed l in e * of .|iio er l i t t l e r r la a r r o n a r h u r n r t e i * I'h ln en n l a u n d r y m a r k s ) o u blloi lie . . . l l l l l l e n t e d r a r e l e « « l ) And then h e d u c k e i l Ills h e a d . l o s e r w u li a •lillrk I n t a k e o f l u e n t h D* ( l e o r g e , HI. k i ’ h e crle<l. hla Vole« t r e m u l o u s «Mil a o llie e ic lle menl C a n 't be th a t e ith er . It’» w o v e n III- «w f u l l y fine, n e a , Job. l o o Now w h a , d o you s u p p o s e H e b r o k e off w o n . l e r l n g l y FIRST A N D I’ A K h A VF NUT ' a i i t e t r m i f n i W l . i o r y u i e l i i i i f A n a i m i i . i i e ’n iniiliet.mrWimiiAWfA'rlM'rVAWWf^A^ A P . C O N N E L L Y . G 1*. N R R A L O f lli.r SASfOKl) rtOKIÜA ( h o v e f Ir M S i i l l o n . i l II.ink W W ' V V W f W W M V f W W n i '■ D r i n k a B o t t l e of GINGER XVI ALE OR SODAW ATER The " I .o o k h e r e , D i c k y , " h e e x c l a i m e d , d o you h a p p e n to k n o w D ooten berri ' I t r i e d lo r e m e m b e r I abut o n e .Hill tbro.iK h mi »tu d le d il.) III« glass lull Itia rk a had to C ITY Bottling Co., :||n ru . ,4|,1 Sanford, Fla RESTAURANT m i r li|«a I f r i i i n H. E. W I S E , H*»rm»*rh u | t ( g t l l l r I' •«ti*fTli r ) Proprietor nl t V n i i n l ( iifr «hake S t e a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F i s h a S p e c i a l t y ti•-««*1 a* last sm ell!" "Devilish sensitive, I dsro sny.** H illin g » l o o k e d nt 111« s u s p i c i o u s l y , bu t 1 had g o t hold of th e t h in g I waa t r y i n g t o r e c o l l e c t sik ^, I w e n t on q u ick ly : "By J o v e , you k n o w . I b e lie v e Jen- klnw know« his m a n —fellow who butHr», and, 1believe, cooks, for him H e a n d J e n k l n a b e l o n g to t h e s a m e h o w d o tTiey c a ll I t ’ — « a m # c l u b of g en tlem en » g e n tle m e n .' Mi ni n«» brought Ills flat down " L e i ’s h a v e J e n k l n a In. h e s u g g e s t e d And w « did 1 s n y . J e n k l n a ." I b e g a n , 'xl h l s P r o ­ f e s s o r D o o d l e b u g above u s — " W a l L i P s u ¿¿li/ C o c a Cola f i l e t N( f v^t clo se ly U I n . il.««ti. hi- « a m e m b e r o f all t h e g r e a t a o c l e l l e a of t h e w o r l d H ot a s i t i n g of l o i t e r s a f t e r hla n a m e l ik e a u n i v e r s a l k e y b o a r d , a n d la t h e mnlti H.picrzr. th e g r o a t s c r e a m , a m o n g nll lire » d e n t i n e p u s h o v e r h e r e a n d In Europe Ij j I s o f d o u g h , hu t Off h is tro lley w ith le a r n i n g " • And In t h i s b u i l d i n g ? " J s a i d w o n dertrigly " W h a t ' s h e l ik e ? " " A w f u l l y Inrgo h e a d ." s o l d H illin g » , o l e v n l l u g hla h a n d s s o m e t w o feet apart, " p ea r -sh a p e d affair— big end u p h u m p s o n tt Ilk« h a l v e s o f g r a p e f r u it, p o r c u p i n e e y e b r o w s , a n d — " "Oh. I k n o w . " 1 s a i d , n o d d i n g e n g e r ­ l y . "n nd a l l l t l e . s h r i v e l e d — w e l l , k in d of miiHhed s o r t of f a c e , e y e » h e a d l l k n nn d Jolly s m a l l I've g o t h i m n o w ' I've g o n e d o w n w i t h h i m tn t h o e l e ­ va to r lllllln g x n o d d ed “ Y o u 'v e g o t h im p a i n t e d . " h e » a id d r ily . T h a t ' s the p r o f e s s o r , o n l y , h is e y e « a r e a n y t h i n g bu t Jolly.* I've r i d d e n In t h o e l e v a t o r w i t h h i m m y s e l f . A l w a y s m a n a g e s to lo o k l i k e h e w a s t r a v e l i n g w i t h a had " Dooxen berry 1” corrected. Sanford THE T h e n h e lo<.Ued u p a t m e _— VI . . .m , , ,id 1,1«,«. i I In n lihI la u f faaer— wIith d e n ea n1itftl mna#tDi i ot n e el e (!»»•> w i l l ¡ » r r v e n i 1' Js'» *•! I«'ll Itflll a. IV* >'HI I .liti» An I n s c r i p t i o n a n d a M y s t e r y III. I n g » r u b b e d bl » . hill p e r p l e x e d ly D) J ig g er , now I w o n d er what i h o » o h e n t r u r k a m e a n ? " ho u t t e r e d "’ ' l e h i g l y F IR E INSURANCR AG RN I M • f u l f i l « t «»r ••• t *^i ( l t | » u f r « l l M l I U s l v% n f f f CHAPTER Billings ->3 sh a rp ly «• ' ru jn _ u io f gbsut A Pl a ce F o r L a d i e s and S h o r t O r d e r s At AH H o u r s Gentlemen E v ery th in g F irs t C laes + 4 T niingt. (Mt’Jin Service X cjiI T ieheis 11 rt-Solti, nt Reduced R ates MEN-DEN-HALL’S CHILL TONIC Best for Malaria, Qiilla and Fever. Guaranteed. looking tor a Cood Kouse (o Ship Your I rull «ind Vegt* tallies to.' Here is One on the Best1 Market « <> �I Iti SAhfORD MIRALO him. don't you know. Js n k ln s - io m » h e r s i a goddess.” “O o d d e a tl“ Bllllnga swallowed bard member, ebT" “ And did th e se — b i n —g a r m e n ts be­ -Why, Ur, be told me that every long to the lady?” night he bad to turn down tbs perfeaT he proteseor frowned a t him In s u r ­ aer'a bod and go all oror It wtlb a prise ''G a rm e n ts? " iwogvUoa watering con—“ 'T h e m . ” said Billing« in devilish q uestionable g ra m m a r, pointing to the "Watering canl" gasped Billing« "I'm tolling 7 0 a what bo aaya, air. table “T hey a re pajamae. you know." “ H a ! " e ja c u la ted tha profeeaor. Then ho covers tt all up again, and In «bout a ball-boor tho perfcaser turns holding th e m up "80 they a r e You tho covers down; and If It's what bo a r e very observing, air, very. Now, 1 calls 'flus’—that la, damp all over^he had not noticed th a t a t all; I was so Inte re ste d In th e m aterial Itself—the climbs In and aloopo Uko a top." * "Cold-water bug. yon know,” I ex­ wonderful silk of SI-LIng-Chl. ge n tle ­ plained, bat BUllngs abroggad bla men. Ha! Indeed a ra r e p riv ile g e ’“ By Jove! He stroked th e stuff light­ shoulder*. ‘That's all right. Bog or not, be'a ly, te n d e rly —a s one likes to do a lit­ tho goods, all the aame. . Oraatest tle child'* hair, don't you know "Beautiful, beautiful fabric." be arar." Ho spoke with quiet convic­ sighed half to hlmaelf. “ Only once tion. He deliberated a moment and before ha v e 1 seen a piece of I t—but It was e n o u g h ; 1 could never, never fumed to me. “ Tall you what, Dicky: Tm going up forget." S o m e th in g like a g roa n es­ thing you said bis man totdVou—r* and ask him down. He’s the one to giro us the right dope on these crasy letters—Eh. what you « 7 , Jenkins?” "Bog pardon, sir; I was saying that tho perfassar don't visit nobody; and ho novar seas nobody but tho big 11t*ry and sdsntlflo sharps." "Oh, ba don't, ah?" Bllllnga snorted contemptuously. "Wall, Jenkins. 1 haven't been a prise fisherman In my time for nothing; I guess 1 know how to select my 'fly.* I know what will fetch him: 'Mr. Ugbtnut's compli­ ments, and will bs be pleased to hon­ or him b? pasting upon an Oriental curio o f rare acienilOo ^Intarast?'— that- sort- of merry rot! JVBy,- you couldn't bold him back with a block and tackle. Oh, you needn't worry; I’ll do the proper curves all right.” Ha turned toward the door. “And. Jenkins, you come along and work me ■ ffiio T E F io d ra " -------- -------- — CH A PT E R XVI caped him. CHAPTER * XVIII T h e Spell of th e P a ja m a s. T h s p ro fe sso r suddenly faced ue, bolding up th e p a ja m a s w ith a ges­ tu r e of Inquiry. “From a friend of Mr. L lg b tn u t'a In China," Bllllnga e ip la ln e d " H ’m! In th e neck, pro fe sso r— I m ean Inside the collar," he said, approaching the ta ­ ble— “t h e r e 's som e kind of freak let­ tering Looks foolish to roe ” T h e professor looked ;>«rpleied. ”1 mean, looks like It waa done by eotfle-oM'W ho w o t a r t y —b a d w he«H . you know ^probably*eom e chink whose biscuit was drlfty," floundered Bill­ ings. "You u n d e r s tk n d ! ” T he professor d i d n 't I knew th a t Jolly well by th e way he cocked hta hnsri nn n n . aide, standing Ilk# a puiilod crow, don't you know. "H a ! 1 fe a r 1 do not as I should." he said with an apologetic cou f h 1 P erhaps 1 do not Intelligently and logically follow your deductions be- . cause your prem ises a re Inscrutable until I have seen the le tte ring Ab' " r Out came glasses and lens and n* bent over the collar eagerly TEA, p rofessor's lips moved rapidly and his visage tw isted Into a horrible frown "Why. » h y - a —w hat With mouth open, a n d g r i p p i n g the p a j a m a s tig h t­ ly, be g l a r e d a i u i each In turn T o m m y r o t !~ m urm ured Hilling* to■ently. He aeetned thoughtful. 1 was thoughtful, too— wondering, by Jove, whether' the professor would go soon, so a® could turn I d sa d get th e earlier s ta r t tom orrow up the rive r But chiefly 1 waa wondering wistfully If France* would still be angry w ith me. "M oreover," broke In the profee sor*s Tolce s s be tu rn e d again to the lettering, “ to aaaert fu rth e r th a t tbefe will be a se m bla nc e —not actual, gen­ tlemen, m ind you. but a n optical Illu­ sion—ta k in g the form of some crea tu r e of th e aam e kind th a t this »liken te n e m e n t hae previously inclosed “ In o th e r words, gentlemen. If I w ere to don th e se g a rm e n ts, I might no longer look like myself, but Ilk# some one elee who bad worn them upon som e prevloui occasion—per­ h a p s l a s t n ig h t—p e rh a p s a thousand y e a rs ago. E h ? Is t h a t w h a t you u n ­ d e rsta n d ? " He docked again o v e r th e letters and ca m e up. looking chagrined. "M oreover, I am forced to confess, gentlem en, t h a t I rail to find a sys­ te m —any ^ u le governing these rtdloulous tr a n sfo rm a tio n !. T h e hypoth­ esis Is. th e re fo re , th a t th e alleged T he Professor. Billings ushered tn the professor with a flourishing Introduction T he great man never spoke, but gave me the end of one finger and devilish grudgingly a t that. He Just cam e to anchor and stood th e re very stra ight and stiff. Ignoring the chairs th ru st toward him from every point. One hand was stuck in his stiff broad cloth boaom, with elbow pointing o u t­ w ard. and !)!• great topheavy bead "Oh. I m p o s s i b l e " ' he r a s p e d h a r s h reared above u* Impressively 1 addressed the professor h o sp ita ­ J ly. s e l l i n g l b » l e n s a n d b e n d i n g a g a i n tut. tut. 1 bly: "Ah' won't you sit down, pro j “ Incredible poof a b s u r d what n o n s e n s e ' ' feeeor?" The glass swept the lines rapidly He drew back, frowning “ Hit down, e l r f ' he questioned And. hy Jove, Suddenly, with a cry the professor by this time he showed his teeth And dropped the lens, a violent start al devilish white, even teeth they were, most lifting him from the floor HMIt uloue, I say Poof' Vi ol too. only, they didn't fit anapped hU Angers ' N ecrom ancy and ” 1 never sit down, a ir .” he said stir ' tha u m a tu rg y tr a n sm itte d In p a ja m a s ' fly; "N ever!" A b su rd !' “ By J o v e ! ” 1 explained. ” Plffl#!" said Billing« em phatically. T o he s u r e ! " ejaculated Bllllnga. “ Don't know » h o t they a r e he whlelooking extrem ely silly pePod to me. but 1 tl take a h undred T he profeasor appeared n o t ungratIfled with the sensation he had pro­ t o o n s shot o d anything he s a y r Tn« duced and condescended to smile that : professor'« a c o r k e r '” 'B y J o v e ' “ I rem arked Perhaps la. If you can call a creasing and »>>nt mind wrinkling like the cracked end of a Professor Muckleberr> 1 telling us 'h a rd boiled egg a smite ' W hat I think, gentlem en ‘ 'A hat “ You say, 'alt down.' air." be said, could 1 th in k but what I am sure la addressing me. ” 1 a ak you. In tu r n : COMMISSIONER la not ‘sittin g down' re c ru d e sc en c e your own conclusion—though you I have generously and considerately te n 1 ba c k to th e prim ordial?” OF A G R IC U LTU R E Bo saying, be took a pinch a t my me to form my own opinion—nam ely, a hlrt front and stepped back again th a t th e claim of su p e rn a tu ra l a t­ tributes of th e se garm ent« Is prepos­ Impressively. Cjndidalf to Soccted Himself E n c h a n te d p a ja m a s ' Haunted Then his g re a t head «hot forward In terous pajam ae! Poof' N ursery lore chli front of hla rigid ne c k —so suddenly, (»hosts g.-nti»v by Jove, that I reached oul*"to try to d r e n a fairy t a le s ' catch It. don't you know He m ade m en? Tut tut nonaense' H e sn o r te d In d ig n a n tly Juat two strides to the table, ten feet “ G b o s t a ! " f a l t e r e d Billing« away, and pounced upon the p a ja m a s “ Ob. 1 s a y ! " I ra th e r gasped Dash w ith obviously trem bling hands. me If It didn't give me a turn, r a t h e r ’ 1 A n u s i n c s s Man And behind hla back Bllllnga r e ­ T he professor shrugged his ahoul- j lapsed Into a a a r m c h a i r and fanned Give a Business Ad dere. hlm aelf with a magazine. “ W h a t oth e r I n te rp re ta tio n la adm is­ T h e professor fumbllngly sought th ro u g h hla pocketk. and producing a sible. g e n tle m e n ? “ he questioned som e­ w hat peevishly, ta k in g up Jhe coat. He will Aprecíate Your Sup­ p a ir of spectacle* with phenom enally "H ere, we have the royal Insignia of la rg e lenses, a d ju ste d th e m shakily. the cruel em peror. Kee, and we note port in the coming Primary. He bent over the paja m a s eagerly. th a t th e s e g a r m e n ts w ere given som e "Impoaalblsl And yet. It is, It l e i ” one In bla c ourt by th e alleged sor­ h e m attered. "I would know the cerer, fe*ub k een. P e r h a p s It w as rew eave among a thousand. It la hera undoubtedly, undoubtedly—th e lost silk of BL-Llng-Chl I How cornea It ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2940 " WALLINGFORD " nowhere in America will this q of shoe be offered for anywhei the price. It certainly is a beautiful sh you cannot help but appreciate its fine qualities,— Made-oLadatk shade Ra on a splendid New York last, parade heel, semi and invisible eyelets. It is the handsomest shew seen this year. (] This shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolute!) teed to support the arch of the foot and prr\arches. Never before put into a shoe at tins pr exclusive d t u S P feature. 1 his, combined ■ special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is .1 the acme of comfort and health in footwear. uaran avr many W. A. M c R A E A NATIVE FLORIDIAN He glared around rather wildly at each of us Id turn. Without waiting for a reply, he whisked back to the pajama*, and fishing out a thick mag­ nifying lens, acrutlnlred the garments closely. It seemed that ba would cer­ tainly nod hla big head off Its Jolly hinge; and hla quick aide glances at Bllllnga and myielf. together with hla growling and muttering, just remind­ ed me of * dog with n bone, by Jove! I atared at Bllllnga and BUllngs stared at me, and then be slipped over to the divan upon which' I dropped, completely exhausted, dash It, from ■tending so long. "Whose did he Beyr* he whispered. “Cell* something." I answered. "Dash It, I didn't catch her surname. Oh, I say, you know, this la awful 1" Out Qf th t professor's muttering* w e caught • random sentence "Found, found again." wa heard him ■ay. "liars beyond peredventur* of e doubt I am not mistaken." "Ah, gentlemen 1" exclaimed Uje Candidate for County S olicitor— Orange O F SA N FO R D , F L A . s a n o . Pr«sie««t oco. 'O U S T E R , Cashier S. ff. W H i T * « « - A , , ‘ v‘** Only. NatlonafBank In Orange County inda Proteetod by Burglary ln * u r * n c B e fsty D e p o sit B oxe* fr r R e n t fefittL Ho w onder the �W ; ' •'»V «Apr» 16, 1912 Sjrx. ..-..T ■ Í I W « T ilt SANFORD IltRALD nr: A COMPLÉTÉ LIST Of OlALIfIFD CAMDIDATfS \ # __________________ _ Compiled for the Benefit ol the Voters H\ Ihe Herald For P r e s id e n t Of t h e t o l l e d S t a t e s : | F o r D e le g a te s (o National C onvention from Second C ongressional District Vote for Two (To I k? voted for only in Counties compos mg the Second Cougrca»iounl District I II C ALx-rmitIt > E. W. Bond J E. T Bowden Robert E. Davm T S Davis Eugene I) Dodge Hun It * F. Highauuth I.. F Holmes Minor S. Jones Robert McNamcc Vote for One Oscar W Underwood W o o d r o w Wil»on F o r P r e s id e n tia l Electors: Vote for Six Jefferson B. Brdwn Jesse £ . Burtz J. Fred Do Barry > Leland J. Henderson Charles E. Jones William Chipley Jorica F. R. Loomis A. M. McMillan Walter J. Singleterry IL C. Sparkman VOTE D O N FOR E G A N FOR S T A T E S EN A TO R 1F o r S t u t r S e n u lo r N ine te e nth Ren f o r M e m b e r Notional D e m o c ra tic Fx I ulorlul District e c u tlv e C o m m itte e : Vole for One Vote for One Arthur I. Ikinrgaii . John T. (1. Grnwford • Louis C. Muncy William Hocker I For M e m b e r s House o f R epresenta* Eugene S. Matthews lives f o r C o n g r e s s S t a t e o f f l o r l d a a t Vote for Two Geo. Fox, Jr U rge: Forrest Lake Voto for One Braxton Benfham A. B Newton Samuel A. Robinson Claude L'Engla , ■ ~. George C Martin f o r County Judge: J. Ed O'Brien Vole for One W. M. Toointr » W M Martin All>ert M. Williamson f o r S h e riff Tor G overnor of S t a t e of f lo r ld a Vole for One Okaic Ctias M Hand . *0** Trom w elPG Ibbom Jam es A Kirkwood William IL Milton Frances Karel Edward M Semple F or Clerk Circuit C o u rt: Park Trnminell Vole for One John W Willson H M Robinson ■ . « i» -.. 7 lutfjjuo ■ 'fi-V:. r* - I ----------- r n r JIH T lde K iiprTm e CfiuTt t o r County A ssessor of lu x e s Vole for One Vole for One J II Whitfield A r t h u r H u ll f o r A ttorney General Vole for One riininns F West j ______________________________________________________________________ ______ f o r S e c r e ta r y o f .S ta te Vole for One H Clay Crawford I or County S urveyor Vole for One .1 O Fries f or Staile I r r a s u r e r Voie fut One .1 s (inner J II.impioti Jones .1 c Liming t o r County T re a s u r e r Vole f.n One t *ti 11111• Slemiin* .1 II Tucker f o r S t a t e S u p e rin te n d e n t of Public f or *up«rV l»or of KeglM r a t i o n Instruction: Note for H u e W I. I k . llv r Vole for One Win M Holloway t or S tu te A ttorney S e v e n th Judicial . A M C. Russell Circuit W N Slients • Vole for One James*C. June* For C o m m issio n e r of Agriculture: Carey D I-uikIis Vote for One W R. Durumn W. A. McRae I Vote for One P W h e n t lit* Count*' nf O s c r o ln whs r r r n t r d I In* I n ir .lo h n Milimi B r y a n w a s t It«* s r m tln r h u t at t h r n r x l H tv jio ti O ra n jJr ( 'm i n t y f u r n i s h e d i h r s e n a t o r a n d I M H a m m o n d wuh elect eri H r w a s sueerixlrsl f o u r y e a r s la te r hy M K M arks of iiranyie C o u n ty yBvuiy! t h a t ( s a n ity t h e s e n a t o r for ritjlit y e a r s Mr H a m m o n d \y ,n m i . . t .-.lt'.l hy < \ ( a r s o n , of K is s im m e e w h o serv«s| for «•if’lil y e a rs a n d he w as ni I n n i sui i r n l c d By’ l .o n i s C M assey of O rla n d o , who h a s jtist c o m p l e t e d Ills s e r v i c e for r u lh l y e a r s I lien c le a rly if p r e n s h l H is In lx* iil«M*rvr«l. it is O sc e o la 's t i m e to h a v e t h e s e n a t o r u s u iti a n d m p r e s e n t iiik' th e n a m e of A r t h u r F Done t>an, t h e |K*ople o f th is c o m ity Joel th a t t h e y c a n a s s u r e t h e people of O r a n g e ( o u n | y of a rr p r e s e n t a t i v e in t h e S t a t e S e n a t e m e v e ry w ,i\ t h e e ipia l of any of th o s e w h o h a v e p n s e d e d h im m s e r v ic e m th a t disi m o n is h e d Imn|\ U n f it )* Di s t r i c t No l ‘ti h ton ( (xro A Detolles W I Mi n t Kl l l e i t h \ M t i r d e i r r I. G l.lrin g frllo w Vulr for <Ine V iic tor ( lue F o r S t a t e CMemlst: Vote for One R E Rose DI VI Mill, | •"*■•*Ft II |*|**l»t tlieffll 4* |»p!N Ilf thr Mat.i'a« *»f f I foi l III I in- •»mmj*•rif 'I « .imititi M-* k u( thr A'or por nllon tlifM ii^ti tin* i «bf•| ■ »11 nf if 111•*« 1 i n r i i snr •*■*I' ’• I V». • •V I hutONIitl I f ¡’II (MH) 00 ) I hull ni 4. rt'tiM<1itiki itir xw i m p hi vain. It 111‘ It t»l I.. *.|**i . i • I - Hniulff <t ( JtHi ) Sharrs ul tbr , i » «is* » •*i . Mifiilfr«! I tlMMMh ÍNillar« rach t t i k r h r r f n ^ r N a m A r lm t u n r ^ t • m .n lì.rr» f«-*ir»r • i.f il « i mm| i «{niai *f»« k «h d11tw p« > •1•»* ill yr» k*cf’ . eifhrr irai «•(' IrtKHJOl al »I )u»t t l r r r r wux f u l al l v wtlni tin» iit|Ht> «>i f tli.nipd ' l*r f »e«| hx t hr Langfii of director« at a N h r n ll Jo h n h t^ a it uirrtiny tu 14* .rilnl for that («arpóte. nmi on«** Geo. It. Ivey War low I or S o lic ito r or lin lh a l G o u r I o l R e c u r d Roynl (' Ihiiin John L Neeley E. Shine For Clerk Crlmlnul Court o f R e c o rd Vole for One I. Wichiendnhl f rank I W <e » 1r 110 District No 2 Vole for One S. W Lid red ge F o r Congres». Second C o n g r e s s io n a l i A. M. Starbird D istrict: Sam W. Stewnri Vote for One R. Hudson Burr District No. 3 Frank Clark Vole for One S. J. Illlburn .1 L Dillnrd S to le A tto r n e y . Seventh Judicial Clrcult: Diitrict No. 4 John C. Jones Vote for One Cary D. Landis M 0 Overstreet DiMrict No. S Vute for One E. L Brown For M e m b e r County S chool Board: Diitrict No I Vote for One Jame» A. Knox Diitrict No. 2; Vote for On« D. L Thrniher Dittricl No. 3: Vote for One Wm. Edwnrd» F o r J u s tic e Peace: Diitrict No. 1 t Vote for Ono J. J. Lee Diitrict No. 3 Vote for One J. 1. Anderton H a ll A pul It — F r y in g to I «fru it t'li«. prime* f#ir wt n. di ihe* .ie*»»rN» w n a I»#» ^ fiaiMh*h«ll tir payaMe in lawful fiKioay of Ihe UniI h e c r i m e l or wi n . It (lie n e g r o w o s i>e- , H s „ „ , „ lhr r>J| l h, hoard of dlrretora i n g h u n t e d w n a Hie m u r d e r ««Ixxit III 30 |v (Ins m o r n i n g o f C M Mc l n i u a l i a t l h r "»■ lerm ( . . r vhi r l , the r.wpnr.tioo I. to a si . i For Constable Vote for One tirimi» J e r i n g a n ^ R C Whitten (irren W Stillili I I Turner II H McClure For County C om m issioner»: Unitici No I Vole lor One F o r A s s is ta n t S t u t e Auditor Vote for Une Henry Curii» V (Front tlic Kissmintw. (i luruln) \Till«*v i.;i/Htr> l o r Judge Criminal Court ol R ecord Voir for Une fo e Railroad C o m m iislo n rt F o r D e le g a te s t o the National C o n v e n ­ tion, S t a t e a t Large: Vote for Six / J. E. Alexander A. J . Angle • Thomas J. Apple yard Montcalm Broward W. J Bryan • Fr^nk E. Chase l Dr. E. S. Crlll 9 Tdoiujs A. Darby Charles E. Davis Herbert L Dodd L E Dozier » . • • • Albert W. Gilchrist Frank H ants N. H. Monk Harrison a Lincoln Hulley John 8. Keane Edwin D. Lambrigbt llayes Lewis • - George 0. Matthews Ed. Senior Julian W, Spear *BL S. Williams i î t o r l.ount) s u p e r in te n d e n t of Puts lie In stru ctio n Vote for One .1 F McKinnon f o r S t a t e Coptrolier Vote for One W V. Knoll F o r A djutant General: Vote for One W. J. Orticoli J. Clifford R. Foiter J. Stuart U w li il: I or I ax Collect or Vi t. Marlin «hall to* i*rr|»rluti| M. luiosli Mill neat Bow ling Green The n e g r o Ar l i n e . p i a r t r l . i l « t i l l . n e g r e a . at ° 4 ^ U»c *11II tin» l u c r i t l l l ^ tilitl Nh»»t tier mfti« t I *»K’ Uflly I* tirafl v%o|| f i»f Mr Milllli.nli ................ I lot i or M em ber S t a i r D e m o c ra tic ill Iv r Commit t e r 1 xrc (tir » iiltifi ill wltit'fi tit»* »h it k leaf'll (tin t tir fiM.k offriiM* of ^1r W P Watson r r iliiir k umg t r i -Mimriniiig n n r t l m ^ »i5out .iiMiiii ..... I.. . Mi. .1 r«'.l • i.pii .«..I »«»aIi «ipinrieiBniiir p ia r rr liM tiiir F o r M e m b e r C o n g re s s io n a l t x e c u t lv e j n iM e r , . „ m l w h i p i« .! out the p .»m l with C o m m itt e e wliicb lie Imd sirot the woman , „ . . . . . . . . . . . , Vote for O u r Before entier Mr McIntosh or any ol Hie rm ployes of Uic at i II could reacii liie J. N Whilner t or M e m b e rs County Fxecutlvr Com C o m m itte e Voie for One Seth WotMlruft J S. Simmons .1 N Whilner D H. C. Rabun f W Lawton J H. Huddleston (. M Jacobs J M. Williamson C. W Enlzmlnger D O. McGuire W. T. Champneys E M Strong L. Pike L. W. Tilden A. Wlcfilendabl J a m e i Crawford G. G. Coward J. H. Bear W. V. Dunn J. E. Rose G. W Bray G. R. Calhoun Good farm un.1 buggy horae T L „ m . , r W i I *c\n I h o m S S L . W i lt o n . ' . In- *". . * (« l.rld t.y .hr . . m e per«... The * nil»-» uf ilu n Inti fitn y t*r « han|f«J fr»>m Mine to « nr • v I- »'i I«»» »an • i no tlmr »hall t h r mint « - irs* l oi n t f i f r r nr UHRf «1(411 k t f f ) «•Fti I i.r «»fit« rr* «halt I«- • l u»rn annually bv t h e aiock Mol.le,« .1 .h»lr annual mMi i nl tohs' held oniiha fttat Wr*lurttala> aftrr thr flral Monday In June, of ni' h tml r v r f t >r »r I'ritll thr «Ipctkvn to br held "h tLr ilfvt \s .*,11.r v l n > j f t n (h r ftfgt M o nda y of il|(lr A A p j |j l> rI'JIJ p M vh. Kinnon K m non .I..II •hall I» t«e Prr.tdent I 'r e W m t . U p _ !" J ^ a 'u d u Î Î S ^ i i â u Trrsiurer sod I> McKinnon. W M McKinnon. H I Perkin* and J s M.Kenrle »hill 1* ihe Hoard nitret.,( * VI the hlghr«i amount nf Ilal.tl il y «Mr h (be ourinaddrned negro, lie Imd taken dolitieriHe p .«ilion -an ai tro lime lubj—t lt«e!f «hill hr t j o OIHI (ni #lm nud »but Mr Mcloioib. killing hi VII Thr nainr mid fr«klrm>* of ihr lutocMbert. tnd alinosi i imi it li 11y (Ik Jtinniitl of captlal glm k bv e a r h a r r h Mi KIonori Wintrf (iardrn Hotida. Sixty (BO) My Hoiiu* farm and tools for rent for BUM the coming season, to rr»|ionilble parly V> M M« Kjitnnn Wlntri (ianlrn Horkl a. ( 3 0 ) O d i Gabbri, ut J N Whilner s otlicc Il I I'r rk in i. Sanford. H u n d a . Ttn i 101 Sham Sh i m 64*t r j S Mr K r n f ir Sanford. Hofl-Ja, fifty [Ä 0 | Sh,a rat i s W|TSt-NS WltfMGOr. »»e havt h e r e u n t o Kt Votier of In te n t tun to ApfxI \ for l e t te r » P atent ■uir hand* |M|2 amt n>n!* (till 23th for 1‘a t r n t . tmt»ri»*Ffitihj( th r SA.M UKI) SltOF ANT) ( I.OTjilNIi 1 <,)M) AN> >>n*\rt thr f.»l lo«!nj oe.|««r.l clmfirr ,hr day of I» M iK in n on W M. MrKinnuQ J S M r K r n x lr Il I - I'erklnt. Noi r e !• hrfrh> Xlxrit Ifi.it thr iilidr*rNi^iinl -»ill apply to the <imrrn«*r uf thr Stair of Florida at Tallshstter. o n ll.r Seroml d s v o f M . y A D I W I I . STAT». OF H.OHIÜA. I *• m rt n ..f whkT. •• A p n, | 2 n g 4 Br r | Marrh \ I» UAL UAL UAL MAL ,, 5S that ()n n,«* 25t hday of March. m, wrsooill» sppeimi I) Me ^ w u a flUln Um j . m . e o l i h r N., ..( ‘i u u „I K|nnon aBd M McKianoo. «ho I a m •■Utflr.l . .1* .»IT . . . . . . , are two of the individuali describid Ih aiuJ wh o c i • ó’"^lî>lsrar, ‘ * “ rnl> Vln,,‘ ’*•> . rcutnt the fortfolni proposed dUUtatind acknowlA 1 '"If u -i. " U « l Ihnl Uiry t|(n«4 and exfeulid Ike » i m e for P, T? u “«“ i h u t f i j - " 1. I, , w o, . r . ’ Pmt«. Wliliut L rtldrn tfiVu»e» and pur pole« Ihcfiln ixpnwM WITNESS iny hiiut and oOldil »eil at Winter (larden. In Ihe Coonly and SUI* aforesaid on tho ,|*y and year latt al.jvs written. ___ {; T s - _ A it.« n e y (<k liKvr|«.rai«r* AVÎKT/* »»# Uanar'BAlHia in »an»i«n u* >« ahi. t i m i « » " . «OMTAMT N otfcr and tw o m ilkeow a w ith calves i’J (frf ,f p «||g || 1» tlrfm a l .**tvnaL»lr by thr tunrd ...| iiii.t l li ri p H ip 1.« k i " \rlit.« I-*» . i i f d e n i over « b u t tic l i ad d o u r Vole for One v H - - t ‘. "o ¡hr t ~*i "e« ^ t ^ turpo-* rolhNi is fn t«r *xiii*I*»• te^l «hall 1»^ • ) r«’«M**nt. Vlcrl,»*-*ldei|i Sni«ia»T. Irraguir* and a lk>anl of ►»»•tr 4»trr« Tim l h r evfh*-e* *«f «brr^fnry «md Irrna for Notary Public. . 1*1 ( —•—* I W> the j i n d r u i l n n l i nov j . K. t o r . h-trtjy a . . o s f A n ; o r n.ORIDA I i|girnur»fl»M u^ethrr for thr p*:r|Mi%r of Tonninl Conait or Ovanct l S ^ [1 l:r: n.' u^ ' v " T r ^ ln; r IW li rrn.erabere.Hha« on the 2»th day ot March, of Flo«Ida. and to that end do adopt the (oliowlnl A „ , B|2 ^ for, m f ipprared B. L PKOPOSF.t) CIIARTEK 1 Perkin« and J. fi. McKerule, who I am satisfied are I two of the Individual* de*cfit«d la and wh o e u c t i The name ol the corporation *holl I.- HANFORD t'>'1 «he foregoing pun-wed charUr and a c k n o w W SFIOE AND C U m t l N G COMPANY and it* prin they »igaed atv! etecut r d the tame for Ihe pur* rii.al place of h*j*ine«* thnll !-• SANFORD. rCOK l«we« therein eipre«*e.i . IDA. the cuniponi m a r c aubl i j h Vranvh uu i f » M - . " J Til5 S‘s mv •"d 1«he rondo-. *w .h - *n*m.on o%l.o in * «« »« *0. 1. f tsipty and State afutciakl. the day and*" s a le .' «h e r twin«, ft* tf.- St.tr *, D t.-rt.... m»> d- »'«<>»•' * " " ,rn A p p ly to eo ,1 3«*tl terrain- - II — t s . . . « i > | Ike general nature ot the tnJ.net* th ill he lu • s e a . l uantac. end carry on a Cgnerai Mercantile llu.i | — — 1 My coinnii**H.nri(dre>May 12th. 1012. II 1 Ds** TuU k. my oommiaaioo *»• pi re* Oct 7lh, t B M 80 Yuea 4 lc . ..FT �*'•* ~ ■A" ' ~ -~* •**—'■ - — . ■IH H » » . ..B I. I «» P I ■ I. - 1»—■-■i’ll. tmfTtm l - X ^ * li ll| |«■■■■ll>■. ^ «.' |1 ?.;. * . .. ■ - * ♦ « i — . “T h # Intellectuals” “In o u r dem ocracy, w here every thing else Is no shifting, » a alumni and nlumnnn of the college* are tho only t>erumiient presence th a t corre­ sponds to tho aristocracy In other countries. W o h a r e c o n tin u o u s tradltlons as they have; our m otto, too. Is noblesse obltgo; and. irnllko tht'm, w© . s ta n d fo r Ideal In te re sts solely, for we Lave no corporate eolflshnesa and wield n o pdw ers of corruption. We o u g h t to havo ou r own claas-consclousness. L e s Intellectuels! W h a t proud­ e r club n a m e could t h e r e be t h a a this o n e ! ”-—William Jom oa In "M emo rlos a n d Stu d ie s.” L; • . '^ • • .* ..• f-J7»/,T'+_ ' /liÄ V»n • - N e w and Pretty " W b o 'a th a t man who Just kicked t h e c h a i r o v e r and throw a pack of c a r d s Into th e fireplace?" Inquired ono w a ite r . "O h," replied th o other, “h e ’i t h e g e n t l e m a n who trie s to r e st hla n e r v e s b y pla y in g aolltalro." Oamo Easy to Play. 1 know of no e a sie r o r m o re delight­ ful o c c u p a tio n than th a t of managing o th e r p e o p lo ’e business a t long dis­ ta n c e a n d w ith o u t re sp o n sib ility to r ih« rgiulC—Exchange. Apftl 16. « j - - - Lig h t and Cool V eils Marquisetts T'I r laxons « t ” i ’r/-* 7 r f • . . 9S *?.* ' D im ities •S 1 Crepes Batistes H^tc. - 1 . R eady-M ade Waists W ithout Collars. Di esses' Made oi Zephyrs, Lawns, Wash Skirts Made- of Linen. A uto Coats Shopping Buying for Here Here Ladies is Made of Piques. Linen Profitable Spending Lie. Ginghams, W ide Stripe Pleasant, Means Ready - Mad e Crash. Pastime. Money Ri ght . N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Sanford, Florida First Street Odd Ways of Catching Fish. T h e Icelanders are said nt one time to ha v e taught bears to Jump Into the *ea and catch seal* In China bird* do equally »ell. for «1 a signal t\e y dive Into the l a k e * and bring up l a r g e (Inti grasped In their bill» In Greece tho fishermen u»e branches of pine ste e p e d In pitch and lighted, th e In h a b ita n ts of Amorgo* used c y p re ss­ leaved cedar, which served when lighted as a flambeau, and tho Chinese fish tn the night with white painted boa rds placed In a m auner to reflect the rays of the moon doubly upon tb s w a te r T hese a ttr a c t the fish to the 1 boat, when tho men cast a large net and seldom fall to draw out c o n sid e r­ able quantities Anchovies are fished for In a similar m a n n e r 8!mple Question. " W h a t la tho difforenc«," asks th » m a n w ith tho dispirited w h is k e rs a n d th e k e e n eye, “ betw een a girl with a clothespin on ho r nose, a n d ono whoso llttlo b r o t h e r Is q u a ra n tin e d because of a d is e a s e Incident to childhood, w hich Is c h a ra c te riz e d by a n eruption i of tho s k in ? ” ’’T o avoid a rg u m e n t," sighs t h e m a n with tho re c tnngula r A d a m ’s applo, “ w hat Is th o differ­ e n c e ? ” “ O ne’s b r o th e r Is m essied, th o | o th e r ’s b r e a t h e r la muxxlcd " And afar dow n t h e glen a ro se th e m ournful cry j o f a loon fom enting Its lo s t love.—C M - , c a go Post. soothing Occupation. __ RING GOODS Code of Honor. Dueling Is a survival from tho a n ­ cient judicial comb.ita which were a t th e ir he ight In tho middle ng«-« Tho first form al 'duel am ong Englishr.peaklng peoples was In 1096. France ( poems to havo been the la n d In which tho "c o d o ” had Its moat flourishing tim e » P ro m Franco th o practice passed o v e r to England, and from E n g la n d .I t entno over to America. In th e early days of our coutrtry duels v t * ijulto common, but since Burr killed H a m ilton the p ra c tic e has t>eon steadily on th e decline. It Is today a very ro ro th in g for a d u e l to tako placo In a n y clvllltod land, and In tho U nited s t a t e s th e foolish custom la p ra c tic a lly e x t i n c t s./--- _• * P olic e m a n’s Woes. S t r a n g e r dem anda a r e o f te n made kt police s ta tio n s th a n th o m o s t Im­ p ro b a b le situ a tio n s In fiction, b u t th e climax, in th e m inds of th o officers a t th e E a s t D edham s tr e e t s ta tio n , ca m » w hçn a y o u n g w om an e n t e r e d tho building b re a th le s s ly and w a n te d th r e e c a n a rie s fed a n d w atered. T ho lieu­ te n a n t w a s a b o u t to gtvo h e r th e a d­ d re s s of th o Society for t h o P re v e n ­ tion of C ru e lty to A n im a ls w he n sh e explained t h a t s h e had b e e n put out of h e r room by h e r la ndlady and bad been u n a b le to t a k e her p e t birds jvlth her. T h e lie u te n a n t detallod a n officer to pro te c t th e young w om an, tho land­ lady p r o v e d n o t as h a rd h e a r te d a s j h e r lo d g e r b a d feared, a n d t h e c a n a ­ r ie s w e r e giyen enough w a t e r and »eed t o s in g m errily.—Doe to n P o e t ; •• r • • T h t SANTORO HCKALD _____________________________ How P o p u la r He’ll Be S o m e Day. H o Is six and sh e Is five. Tboy a r e In th o s a m e k in d e r g a r te n 'class. T h e ir h o m e s nro lesa th a n half a block a p a rt. T hey love e a c h oth e r dearly, a n d every day ho e sc o rts hor hom e from school and le a v e s her with a kiss. T h o grown-up* n o tic e d all thU, and th e r e w as a little te a sin g Final­ ly L ittle Q lrl’a m o th e r aatd, "I wouldn’t lot tho llttlo boy kiss mo good-by© If 1 w ere you.” T he next day m other v«> at tho door » h e n L ittle Girt uod L lttlo Boy cam o borne together. "You inusn't kiss . mo,” said L lttlo Girl. " M o th e r Bays sh e doesn’t Ilk© It.” Lit­ tle Boy lokod d ls ro n c e rte d for Just about th e te n th part of a second. Then. "B ut YOU like It. dou't you?" he said, and kissed h e r us usual a n d trudged along r • • ,0 One on Mamma. Two little girls during th e Christ* mnnUde fe a stin g tlio o th e r day were confronted w ith tho problem of solectlng a cholco from tw o apple»—one apple m u c h bigger and re d d e r than th e other. T he m o th e r of th e little girl w ho wira tho hoatoaa of the mo­ m ent, waa try in g to havo h e r docldo to g iro live finer apple to th o rlaltlng little n e ig h b o r. "Your p a p a ,” aho anld, "la a gentlem an, you know, and alw aya g e n e ro u s and k in d to every­ body. You know very w ell th a t If It w e re f a th e r ho would g iv e th is nice big r o s y applo to M aggie a n d tako th o o t h e r fqr himself. You a r e fa th e r's little girl, a r e n 't you? Y ou w a n t to do Ju s t w h a t f a th e r w ould, don't y ou? " E s t h e r 's mind w aa visibly troubled, b u t aho clung to th o big app l a “I a i n 't f a th e r 's little g i r l / she a r g u e d , logically h u t n o t flatteringly. T m y o u r little girl." T h e mother, h ow ever, la ono who can very safely tell th is s to r y on herself. m : ; I « Hopeful of Results. "Y our wife Is ta k in g a trem endoua Inte re st In a b stru se economic q u e s­ tions. "Y es." replied Mr. Meekton. "and I'm glad of It. Maybe It will reault In her conversation’s putting me to alssp Instead of keeping m s aw ake ” In th e S m a rt Set. A woman who Uvea In o n e of th e fashionable d istric ts of New Y ork tel­ e p h o n e d the police. “A little baby's be e n le ft In th e vestibule. W e found It Juat a few m in u te s ago all w ra p p e d up In a black ahawl. Wo really d o n ’t know w hat to do w ith IL" "Good­ n e ss! We d id n ’t know It w a s g e t­ tin g as bad aa all that."— Toledo Blade. « __________________ * | mm RvnnitH WELL DRI VI NG f ; y o u f-U si A rtesian W ells of Every D escription r*F- - y MEMORY * GOES BACK TO A FAULT THBT RUINED A LIFE Satisfaction Guarantcod B y Expert Workmen Orders Taken at HILL TJOW often you have had that example put bciore you and still you haven’t started your a c c o u n t LUMBER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO. Come in to see us and talk it over and we w'ill ex­ plain why we have so many setisfied depositorNow is the time and you‘11 never regrei the nj0 Save for your old age: the time when you need it. Deposits Absolutely Remember Tkat every added sub­ scriber kelps to nuke this paper better for ererybedy M. M. SMITH. p.«s. H. R. STEVENS, V. Pr«. ■*#. . . . • s, t L • b rn f ln f ilT iT is lliI W Y h # . ■ _______ - -s' ^ ; ' V- *V '* ' H E. TOLA*.c Subscribe for The Herald afld get all theNews worth Readi -t—j '• . Insured P E O P L E S BANK O F S A N F O R D * ’ "■*■*? * ■_ • —. t T** ” y No Previous Employment. “You say, 'Ita stus, th a t you w n n t w ork for your wife,” said G unbusta, eyolng the husky d a rky before him from head to f o o t "W a s ahe e v e r e m ; ployed before?" "No, air," replied th e negro, nonchalantly, “die am h e r first : m a rria g e .” * y V > -v K. . » w" V* - * Üfeftv - . ij h ù V fÆ — -------- am N �«V- ' *>Vl * ir-7- *.iT >*v «' Published Somi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday T H E SA N FO RD /.V S A NhXJRL>— L ite la W nn/i L in in g N u m b e r SS SANFORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA FRIDAY, APRIL I t , 1 t t 2 V olum « IV Carpathia Is In With Pathetc Story of Titanic The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM Tilt STATE PRESS An E p ito m e o r t h r W e e k 's M o s t p o r t a n t Happenings In t h e j S t a t e 's Domain. P LO RIDA. HERALD lm- Latest Authentic Report Gives Loss Of 1700 Souls On The 111 Fated Vessel—Sev­ eral Die From Exposure U> the overwhelming voto of 215 to 75, the voters of Daytona today ratified the granting of a franchise to the Sholtz Rail­ way and Electric Company to operate street cars In this city. It Is proposed by the electric com pony to operate a n interurban system between DeLand and Day­ tona. the year round and also connecting with Daytonn Beach and Seabreeze by constructing a concrete bridge over the Halifax river. Although the op[>osition to granting tlio franchise was small, it was spirited and much interest wns shown in the election. April 17.— R A Turner, a Inlwrcr cm ployed by th e Peninsular Telephone Co., wns killed Wednesday afternoon near Bradley junction, while assisting in un­ loading telephone (kj Ic s from n truck lu some way one of the piles swung against Turner, who lost his footing and fell Un­ stick fell upon his head crushing his skull like an eggshell lie lived fifteen inlliu trs NEWS OF IDE WORLD Items ot Interest Gleaned From Various Sources IIAPPLNINGS WIRING THE WEEK Mere th e R e a d e rs Will f in d a Brief H istoric a l Spring Flowing F or H u rrie d R e a d e r s Unable to come to un agreement, the jury In Federnt Court that has been trying E. G. Lewis, the University City man and (oundr of the various Lewis enterprises, has been discharged by Judge Ainidon. The jury wns out seventy-two hours. I-cwls was charged with fraudulently us­ ing (he United States malls. In the cotton region the season every­ where is backward, according to a crop bulletin of the weather bureau. The soil np|>e«rs m excellent condition nx to moia• -tun* In portions of thf lower MlssiMippI valley much land 1» under water, wfilch will retar.I planting Boiler Explosion Was Cause O f Rapid Destruction Ot 111 Fated Vessel y ■**.j*' N’RW YORK, April lfl. Tin* Gunartl liner Curpathiu, a siti|) of gloom and succor .came into N'cw York I;ls( tup'll( with first direct news from the great White Star liner Titanic which sank oli the granil hanks of N'cw Konndland early I;ls1 Monday. I n this awful death list six person.- were added One died in the lifeboat when it pul olf from the liner's s i d e and five subsequently succumbed on the rescue ship Curpathiu. The list of prominent men missiup -land- a.- previously ivporn-d and tip- intal dealh list ;us 1untight Iu purl lo -night h\ llie ( arpathia if 1.1." | liov. (iilchrist lias designated April '¿’ Survivors m the lifeboats huddled m the darkness at a safe distance from the stricken slop and -aw to 27 us the da te for the olltcial opening of tin- Everglade* Canals from the <;ti!f ..f ■lh 'r V" •IriWtl Mexico lu I jik r Okr. hoIxT uii.l ilu- Allan As tu the scene on board when ih>- linei struck, umiunL-» (h.sagrce widely. Smile inauilain that a tic ocean, at winch tune an ntticial tour com parative calm prevailed; others say that wild disorder broke out and ihaj there w ; ls a maniacttl of the ranni*, beginning at Fort Me>.-ri r uyyle fm tI p - lifeboatThat tin hin t struck an im-berg ¡ ls reported In wiiel»*?--. w;t- <miliniied b\ all und proceeding up (lie C a l i H i s i i h i i t r t l c e .a Sensational rumors told by hysterical passenger* who would not give their names, -aid that ('upturn nal to laike *hrheeolio!>er. and I heure down Smith had killed himself on the bridge; that the chief engineer had taken his life, and that.thn-e Italians the north Lauderdale canni to fort l aud er.lale will t>e made by ihe governor. Siale were shot m the struggle Mr the hoaf.s. These rumors could not In* confirmed m the earh emifusion Comptroller Knott und other St n e olili ml* atten d an t upmi the landing of the survivors. Tile representative* of at I r a n twenty Kipped frolli -tem to engine limm h\ ti)*' gretti m S L S S of ICC -lie struck, the Titanic'- --id- W.t- laid open live or tinny nl Ibr large-1 dolly liewspi as it bj a gigantic can n|>cuci Sin quickly listed 1«. .-Uirlmard, and a -bowel of ire fell onto the iiiii-c.oi lr pera III the l inited Siale* par Ocular Iy of deek. Short Ij before .-he-auk, -he broke in I wo abaft t he engine and ;ls she disappeared In-neat h the water, the liurthwrql, and Ihe e|cciltive olhcer» of the leading railroad* ol (lie Stale have the expulsion of air caused two explosions which were plainly heard by the survivors adrift been invited to ut coi(i|wtii > 111« party more and tin- Titanic bad gone to her doom with the helpless passenger- on Isiard To tlit- survivors were visible the remaining passengers moaning and crying a- the \ex-.cl -auk from Heavy rainfall over Louisiana added to the already miserable plight of the flood, sufferer* in the nortli eastern section the Hlate, which fur several days bus under front .m e to fifteen feet of tour fatalities are rep u te d as a result the storm, and hundred* are homeless Mini destitute M.m <if the sufferers aro uogr.«'* lu-iiig plunlniion hands, who v.iiglil safely Irom the ri*mg waters. ('huirman Alexander of the House coinniillrei.il Merchant* Marine and Fishrne*. iinnoiiuced (fiat an Investigation would be held to <|ucstion the Titanic vivors concerning Ibe Inability of the sleiiinslnp ulti, nil* III save the lives of all the passenger* I be slate will also [iruba the disaster — --City Council M e e ts Ilo- l'it) Coniali mel in regular session April I >lh. it 7 III p m Present T ,1. MlJler. iMesnlenl W h Maud. Uni Fux, h •'. M Elder. li W Herndon. F. L. VViMMtrulf and W II Undt-rwood. Minnies ..I the lust meeting read had approved A |w*t11ion. largely signed, nskltlg the Col VV M t o o m r r In th e City s ig h t Council to np|>ro|)rinle Two Hundred Dol­ ('-ol. W M Tooiner of I ickvinvillr, run lars for the benefit of the Sanford Kvery woman and child with Ihe exception of (hose women who refused to leave their husbands were illdnto for Congress at large wo* m ifi,lal was received. On motion, the appro­ Among the last was Mrs. Isador Strauss. city ye»lrrtlny. accompanied by hi* »on saved. priation wns mode, to tie |mitk- when Williiirn Col TiH.ii.er did mil have an The steamer went down with the survivors watching the lights ablaze, heard In r hand playing amid building wa* commenced. up|*>rliun(y In addle»* ll people. Ian | 1 |„, ^||mils of those left on deek. Moved and seconded, that tho time nianaged to meet many of tliern mid un Report.v a n a s to the extent o f the di-order on board. payment ..f die City Tuxes lie extended laejsed everyone m>.»l fav-.r ibly In a I.. V|«d I'M Ii .nrrn-d Moved and secon­ r ilivrr*)U loll w it 11 i It* r-kl-l (t pfe-. -.. I ,i t ., > d 'd dint do- .Sanitary cnmmiitre be inW o o d r u f f t\ W a t s o n ' l .e. i i r t t h i s c ' i n I. miimiiii *<i I.i .|. --m-li si i l i e . Col Tooiner *llld be wa- fig ii Ilint the mi 1 u- *- m i -1 li<<-pit-tlitv ..( (lie f i l i / e i i * ot ( -inn led I*. m-|«-<t die iimditlon of. the Idilivr. referendum and i.-. -ill toil m In liu* issue u( I lie Menilil np|ie<ir* t h e g h e e * e ball*, s l i u w l w r i y sh' .cl c o k e ' t S. mf' .c I p.Ktii iilurly in I'll«* g e n e r o u s u s e ll xbould be adopted he would refer llie of s e v e r a l autos, which made i->»albl r a advertisement of Woodrud S. Watson, tlie i Wlien ilie dinner war concluded, the cistern ol dir wilier works, and report at, the next meeting, carried. The m atter Of candidacy uf .Claude I.'Fugle to Hie So­ visit lu (lie tuurvcl* of the Celery Delta. style uf the newest firm in Sanford, nl-1 club and their guests enjoyed a very Tlie Women's Home Missionary Union though the gentlemen* who compose it are 1amusing guessing contest, which wus won repairing nnd lni|>roviiig the City Dock cialist parly and have Albert Williamson reculled Immediately held their meeting Thursday afternoon not new to the public. Frank Woodruff liy Miss (ienie Wicker, and also ihe pn/e. was referred to the Building committee, to rr|*>rt nl die next meeting He is odvocuttug Ibe adm inistration of Viter i h e i.| «*111og rxercirs Miss Mabel has lieeii a citizen of Sanford since the n |*Jelty pincushion Tin' following Ordinances were read Ibe i|uurnntine nod lirallll law- by u . al. llowb-r. m i oinpinied try Mi-* Ward sang iiipinory of runn runneth not and for the The pleasant evening wa* ent .yrd J.y ftlll. placed on (heir first rending; Among lire | mi»I several year* Ims been engaged in ttie member* of llie dub. V1i**rs f iiiinn met officer of the government, because l.i-.inliftilly 'Just for i.«lu> p a s s e d ininiiimnusly in* »aid. (tils function of guver .imeiil i- inleresfutg fealuri-* f itie afternoon were the »Iiih- laisine**. tint lielng l.ii»dy en- nnd F-telle Itenrd. t l . r i Vf l .lnison l.ei Vu Ordinance entitled An O-dinanctf too Important t o )>r left in (lie hand- of Mr- I n-nilfi|jer - m inuiil ..f tire Wr-i gaged hi m.itiy otlier liiiitlei* was forerd In Micboel* I dll.in lilt.son Vume I Keguliiinig Kb . in at W iring and A minor officers As lie see* it Florida sill l.irnpi mission wiili some song* »iing in locust iil‘-.nt lor nil experienced limit lo C.ildwell Madge and Ve.la W ird Mi* I be the most exposed of the -tale* to the Cutian by little Etiipuru. one of l lie hi n*sisl Inin in l tie business and lake cure II laiwson nnd I heir gue*(- Misses I'en in die City of Sanford.and conferring infections di.sen.se* tile south, once the mnies of itie si fund, also n re(iirscnlnlinn of die eonslanlly Increasing Irude Will clien nnd I enrlu I .elite- Hclle Sniuti Mn lain (*iwrrs on die City Council in of :« Turkish woinnii who ill coMume gave Wat son tui|>|M*n<wl to I m* h i town nnd die brl li-.wler fli/nl.edi Mct.nulin. l.enie lion thereto I’anauin ennui is o(ientsl An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance He favors u revision of the tariff down the story of lier life, the part lieiug taken two were nut long in getting together and Wicker. Ruth Melljnger. nnd Lucy Wlulner Regulating die Construction of ward, and said; "Let us get ut the Job by Mrs. E. S. Burleitfti of Tavares There rilinost licfore the public was aware of Chimneys, F ire-places and Flues, am é* S a n fo rd MuxJc Club nod have it dune with. This continuous was nlso an Indian widow represented by the fact Ihe firm of Woodruff IL Watson viding Certain Limits thereof. hart been organized. Mr. Watson needs rThe ,1P Sanford Music Club will give Hi tulk of tarifT revision without anything little Em pan». An Ordinance entitled: An Ordinance no introduction to Sanford |>e<iple. h a v in g ¡,iiniinl concert at the High Sc IkmiI ninllbeing done ia ns iiernicious in its result Relating to (be Rules of the Road, for use as high tarifT itself. » Hryun Will Be Here l*een in die store of D. L Thrasher for IIKIIIm ,,r x , Monday night and one of die of Vehicles on the Streets. The (Jrput Commoner Will Make a n Ad- many years and is one of tlie must (>o|ni- ¡„.jj niusical events of die senium is He also advocates the transfer of the An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance Flsewhere Is given die pro machinery now being used on the Isthmus tires* in-Sanford next Friday night Hon. Inr young men that ever called Sanford Relating lo Automobiles. William Jennings Bryan will address the home. Mr Watson has been on the road gram of die event. Tickets on sale ut to build a s h ip canal across Florida Moved and seconded, that the City. Coun­ people of Sanford, in the Star Theatre, on for some time, but tlie chance to come T A. Newlan s drug store Price -15 cts next Friday night. April 2Ctli. ut 7 3(1 o'-j hack to Sanford was mo great for him Tlie following members will take purl cil endorse the candidacy of the Hon. Geo. C o n g r e g a tio n a l C onference of f lo r ld u Fox. J r , for the ollice of Representative clock. Mr. Bryan will give one of his and on first of May be will uguin become Club Chorus, soprano, Mrs (i<-o Hoy. The General Congregutlonnl Conference lli.dnJ lectures on vital questions of die identified with Sanford's business inlet leader. Me»<laiiies It ll Pugh. T A New in die State legislature from tfic County of Florida and the Southeast brought to of Orange, curried. day. and the building will hardly fluid die e»t.s. A tug sale will help to clear out ((||1 ^ ¡»nig y ()Koiillilllilt Ernest Tofluidity many visiting pastors and dele­ On motion, die Council now udjourned. Immense throng that will be lu re to hear dm some of the older Mock und n lot of )u| Misse»Muln-I Bowler.Florence Frank. gates this week. Because of Hie central W. M. Lovlu, City Clerk. |,l„, i new »tuff will be shipped here immediate- Jessie Stumon. Ellen Mahoney, Flora location of Sanford, nnd the specinl inter­ lit order lo accommodate those who ly and the new store will mnke u strong Johnson. M ore Sunford H ospital D o n a tio n s est in the Men nnd Religion Forward would like to attend, nnd procure scots, bid for new business and more of it. In Altoes Mesdnmrs Jam es Bowler, H. C Under tlie energetic and unselfish ef­ Movement, a particularly large delegation tlie tickets will lie.sold id advance, ut (be a new store room with new fixture» and Geroe. F S, Munson. Misses Josie Stumon. forts of Mrs. A. H. Moses, of New York was present. Among the m utters of price of 50 cents each. Mr. Bryan is very new blood. Woodruff &. Watson will lye- CorHe l^ivell nnd Martha Fox. city, who is spending die winter business before tho conference were cer­ much In din public eye ut present, nnd is come n household word, Accompanist. Miss Olivo Hill who lias become enthusiastic In advancr tain phases of the difficulties in the T am ­ expected to throw sonic light on the poiiing tho interests of die Hanford Hospital pa church. 'The situation was handled Dinner Club , d e s of his wing ot the pctnocrntic party, Auction Bridge Association, we luive received; roost vigorously and It is earnestly hoped and the Convention nl Baltimore. The Dinner Club, nnd iljp guest of each I lie Auction llrulge Club enterThe Bridge (fiuti were imperial Theatre $73.50, from (lie Tent that thla distressing situation m ay soon Beside Mr. Bryun. there will be other mcmj ^ r 0f t|,e club, were entertained by tamed by Mrs. S. 0. Chase Monday nftcr- Show *$9.40 and a number of new be remedied and the Tampa church put candidates here, and the day will be made Misses Veda Ward and l^lla Michaels, nt noon. Three tallies of bridge were played, brrs. $35.00 of which lias already in tine for better thingc. the home of Miss Ved/^’ Wtu^lz Tuesday The highest score was made by Mrs. Sain- l»aid In. She obtained a largo netnber Prominent among the visitors to the a gala occasion. Remember die date April 26th. evening. Tlie long table wa» very at- j uel Puleston who won the first prize, a good nam es to a petition to the City Coun­ conference were President W, F. Block' tractive with vases of beautiful fiowers on ' handsome Bohemian vase. The guest cil asking for a $200 00 donation from the man of Winter Park. Rev. George ISold a t Auction each end. The center piece was a large prize wns received by VUs. E. M. McCul- City; nnd die City Fnlhcrs. without the Hanscom. D. D.. now of A tlanta. Prof. The stock of the defunct Boston Store embankment of gorgouily lovely nnslur- 1lough "f Orlando. Mrs B F WhUner's sis- least hesitation, voted the appropriation Lawrence Phelps of Atlanta -Theological Seminary. Dr. Frank E. Jenkins, mission­ was sold u t uuction on Wednesday nnd dams. Tlie dainty menu cards, tied with ter o u t guest. After the curds delicious ut the last meeting u( CnunciL ary superintendent of the south. Rev. Jus. wus knocked down to I) t Tlmndicr fur narrow green ribbon, were ornamented strawberries and cream were served witli She is now looking for die other $ 100.00P-O ’Briedof Kansas City, nml Rev. Jas the lump sum of J131U.30 Cupt Murks with n fine group picture of the ten cake Mrs Chase s gue*ts were Met subscriber. acted as auctioneer in Ills usual gentle- members of the Dinner Club, The deli dam rs Krelor. Brady, Mcl<au£tilin. Pules Conway, D. D-. of Orange City. The Welaka Club donated $5. The conference adopted resolutions e x­ manly m a n n e r and wns highly compli­ clous three-course dinner consisted of | ton. McCullough, Newman. Miller Dine. C. B. McNair sent tils check for $25. roast pork, escolloped corn, m arm alade and I Rppwprth, Whitner, King. pressing their appreciation of the klnd- mented for getting suçh « good figure. M. F. Romnson, Prest. 4 ■</ rJJa . ... ■iri'BiP1*- Si a--'i ¡j Vi • »J ' "T.t | - ¿wB * � 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, April 16, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 16, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf1d1e6bee2e5b0504a01b12d98b302e.pdf a1ea5040f0dafd0fb6eea086c8c35720 PDF Text Text *'•* ~ ■A" ' ~ -~* •* *—'■ - — . ■IH H » » . . . B I . I «» P I li ll||«■■■■ll>■. ^ «.' |1 ?.;. * . .. ■ ■ I. - 1 »—■-■i’ll. tmfTtm l - X ^ * - * ♦ « i — • • • • * ,0 . New and Pretty “T h # r s./--- _• • . . • f-J7»/,T'+_ ' / l i Ä V» n • - In te lle c tu a ls” __ - - Apftl 16. « j Light and Cool M a r q u is e tts rT'Ila x o n s ” i 9S *?.* ' D im itie s ’r /- * 7 r f • . . •S 1 C rep es B a tis te s H^tc. - 1. Ready - Mad e Ready-Made Waists Without Collars. Di esses' Made oi Zephyrs, Lawns, Wash Skirts Made- of Linen. Auto Coats for Ladies Ginghams, Lie. Wide Stripe Piques. Made of Linen Crash. Shopping Here is Pleasant, Profitable Pastime. Buying Here Means S p e n d i n g Mo n e y Right. Code o f Honor. Dueling Is a survival from tho an­ cient judicial comb.ita which were at their height In tho middle ng«-« Tho first formal 'duel among Englishr.peaklng peoples was In 1096. France ( poems to havo been the land In which tho "co d o ” had Its moat flourishing tim e » Prom Franco tho practice passed ov er to England, and from E n g lan d .It entno over to America. In the early days of our coutrtry duels v t * ijulto common, but since Burr killed Hamilton the practice has t>eon steadily on the decline. It Is today a very roro thing for a duel to tako placo In any clvllltod land, and In tho United s t a t e s the foolish custom la p ractically e x t i n c t “In our democracy, where every thing else Is no shifting, » a alumni and nlumnnn of the college* are tho only t>erumiient presence that corre­ sponds to tho aristocracy In other countries. Wo hare continuous tradltlons as they have; our motto, too. Is noblesse obltgo; and. irnllko tht'm, w© . stand for Ideal Interests solely, for we Lave no corporate eolflshnesa and wield no pdwers of corruption. We ought to havo our own claas-consclousness. L e s Intellectuels! W hat proud­ er club nam e could th e re be th aa this o n e ! ”-— William Jom oa In "M emo rlos and Studies.” - « t How Popular He’ll Be S o m e Day. Ho Is six and she Is five. Tboy a r e In th o sa m e kindergarten 'class. T h e ir hom es nro lesa than half a block apart. They love each other dearly, and every day ho esco rts hor home from school and leaves her with a kiss. T h o grown-up* noticed all thU, and th e re was a little teasing Final­ ly L ittle Qlrl’a mother aatd, "I wouldn’t lot tho llttlo boy kiss mo good-by© If 1 were you.” T h e next day mother v«> at tho door »h en L ittle Girt uod Llttlo Boy camo borne together. "You inusn't kiss . mo,” said L lttlo Girl. "M o th e r Bays she doesn’t Ilk© It.” Lit­ tle Boy lokod dlsroncerted for Just about the tenth part of a second. Then. "B u t YOU like It. dou't you?" he said, and kissed her us usual and trudged along r • • .* V e ils Policeman’s Woes. L; '^ RING GOODS S t r a n g e r demanda a re o fte n made kt police stations than tho m ost Im­ probable situations In fiction, but the clim ax, in th e minds of tho officers at the E a s t Dedham stree t station, cam » whçn a young woman en te re d tho building breath lessly and wanted th ree can aries fed and watered. Th o lieu­ tenant was about to gtvo h e r the ad­ dress o f th o Society for th o Preven­ tion of Cruelty to Animals when she explained th at she had b een put out of h er room by h er landlady and bad been unable to ta k e her pet birds jvlth her. T h e lieu tenant detallod an officer to protect the young woman, tho land­ lady proved not as hard hearted a s j h e r lodger bad feared, and t h e cana­ rie s w e re giyen enough w ate r and »eed to sin g merrily.— Doe ton P o e t ; •• . Tht SANTORO HCKALD ____________________________ One on Mamma. Two little girls during th e Christ* mnnUde feasting tlio other day were confronted with tho problem of solectlng a cholco from two apple»—one apple much bigger and redder than the other. T h e mother of the little girl who wira tho hoatoaa of the mo­ ment, waa trying to havo her docldo to giro live finer apple to tho rlaltlng little neighbor. "You r papa,” aho anld, "la a gentleman, you know, and alwaya generous and kind to every­ body. You know very well th at If It were fa th e r ho would give this nice big rosy applo to M aggie and tako tho o th e r fqr himself. You a r e father's little girl, are n 't you? Y ou want to do Ju st w hat fath er would, don't y ou ?" E s t h e r 's mind waa visibly troubled, but aho clung to tho big app l a “I a in 't fath er's litt le g irl/ she argued, logically hut not flatteringly. T m your litt le girl." T h e mother, however, la ono who can very safely tell th is sto ry on herself. m : ; I « N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Sanford, Florida First Street Odd Ways of Catching Fish. T h e Icelanders are said nt one time to have taught bears to Jump Into the *ea and catch seal* In China bird* do equally »ell. for «1 a signal t\ey dive Into the l a k e * and bring up l a r g e (Inti grasped In their bill» In Greece tho fishermen u»e branches of pine steeped In pitch and lighted, the In habitants of Amorgo* used cypress­ leaved cedar, which served when lighted as a flambeau, and tho Chinese fish tn the night with white painted boards placed In a mauner to reflect the rays of the moon doubly upon tbs water These attract the fish to the 1 boat, when tho men cast a large net and seldom fall to draw out consider­ able quantities Anchovies are fished for In a similar manner 8!m ple Question. Hopeful of Results. " W h a t la tho difforenc«," asks th » "Y o u r wife Is taking a tremendoua man with tho dispirited w hiskers and the keen eye, “between a girl with a Interest In abstruse economic ques­ clothespin on hor nose, and ono whoso tions. " Y e s ." replied Mr. Meekton. "and llttlo b ro th e r Is quarantined because of a d ise ase Incident to childhood, I'm glad of It. Maybe It will reault In which Is characterized by an eruption i her conversation’s putting me to alssp of tho sk in ? ” ’’T o avoid argument," Instead of keeping ms awake ” sighs th e man with tho rectnngular In the Sm art Set. Adam’s applo, “ what Is tho differ­ e n c e ? ” “ One’s brother Is messied, tho | A woman who Uvea In one o f the o th er’s b re a th er la muxxlcd " And afar fashionable districts of New York tel­ down th e glen arose th e mournful cry j ephoned the police. “A little baby's o f a loon fomenting Its lo s t love.—C M - , been le ft In th e vestibule. W e found It Juat a few minutes ago all wrapped cago Post. up In a black ahawl. Wo really don’t soothing Occupation. know what to do with IL " "Good­ "W b o 'a th at man who Just kicked n e s s ! We didn’t know It w as g et­ th e c h a i r over and throw a pack of ting as bad aa all that."— Toledo card s Into the fireplace?" Inquired ono Blade. « ____________________* w aiter. "O h ," replied tho other, “he’i | th e g e n tle m a n who tries to rest hla No Previous Employment. n erves b y playing aolltalro." “You say, 'Itastus, that you wnnt work for your wife,” said Gunbusta, Oamo Easy to Play. eyolng the husky darky before him 1 know o f no easier or more delight­ from head to f o o t "W a s ahe ev e r em ; ful occupation than that o f managing ployed before?" "No, air," replied the other peoplo’e business a t long dis­ negro, nonchalantly, “die am h er first tan c e and without responsibility tor : marriage.” WELL D RIVIN G m m f ; y o u f-U si RvnnitH Artesian W ells of Every Description y Expert MEMORY * GOES BACK TO A FAULT THBT RUINED A LIFE W orkmen Orders Taken at HILL T J O W often you have had that example put bciore you and stil l you h a v e n ’t started your account LUM BER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO. Come in to see us and talk it over and we w'ill ex­ plain why we have so m any setisfied depositorNow is the tim e and you‘11 never regrei the nj0 Sav e for your old age: the tim e when you need it. Deposits Absolutely P E O P L E S BANK O F * ’ "■*■*? * ■_ • —. t T* * ” y M. M. SMITH. p.«s. Tkat every added sub­ scriber kelps to nuke this paper better for ererybedy ■ * # .... • s, t L • b rn fln filT iT islliIW Y h# . ■ _______ - -s' ^ ; SANFORD H. R. STE V E N S, V. Pr«. H E. TOLA*.c Subscribe for The H erald afld get all theNews worth Readi -t—j '• . Insured Remember ih« rgiulC— Exchange. * y V Satisfaction G u a r a n t c o d By r*F - - ' V- *V '* ' >-v K. . » w" V* - * Üfeftv - . ij h ù V fÆ — --------- am N �«V- ' *> V l * ir-7- *.iT >* v «' Published Som i-W eekly— Tuesday and T H E SA N FO RD /.V S ANhXJRL>— Lite la Wnn/i Lining N u m b e r SS SANFORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM Tilt STATE PRESS An E p ito m e or th r W ee k 's M o st p o r t a n t Happenings In th e j S t a t e ' s Domain. P LO R IDA. Friday HERALD F R ID A Y , A P R IL I t , 1 tt2 V o l u m « IV Carpathia Is In With Pathetc Story of Titanic lm- U> the overwhelming voto of 215 to 75, the voters of Daytona today ratified the granting of a franchise to the Sholtz Rail­ way and Electric Company to operate street cars In this city. It Is proposed by the electric com pony to operate an interurban system between DeLand and Day­ tona. the year round and also connecting with Daytonn Beach and Seabreeze by constructing a concrete bridge over the Halifax river. Although the op[>osition to granting tlio franchise was small, it was spirited and much interest wns shown in the election. April 17.— R A Turner, a Inlwrcr cm ployed by the Peninsular Telephone Co., wns killed Wednesday afternoon near Bradley junction, while assisting in un­ loading telephone (kjIcs from n truck lu some way one of the piles swung against Turner, who lost his footing and fell Un­ stick fell upon his head crushing his skull like an eggshell lie lived fifteen inlliu trs Latest Authentic Report Gives Loss Of 1700 Souls On The 111 Fated Vessel—Sev­ eral Die From Exposure Boiler Explosion Was Cause O f Rapid Destruction Ot 111 Fated Vessel NEWS OF IDE WORLD Items ot Interest Gleaned From Various Sources IIAPPLNINGS WIRING THE WEEK Mere th e R eaders Will fin d a B r ie f Historical Spring Flowing F or Hurried R ead ers Unable to come to un agreement, the jury In Federnt Court that has been trying E. G. Lewis, the University City man and (oundr of the various Lewis enterprises, has been discharged by Judge Ainidon. The jury wns out seventy-two hours. I-cwls was charged with fraudulently us­ ing (he United States malls. In the cotton region the season every­ where is backward, according to a crop bulletin of the weather bureau. The soil np|>e«rs m excellent condition nx to moia• -tun* In portions of thf lower MlssiMippI valley much land 1» under water, wfilch will retar.I planting y ■**.j*' N’ RW YORK, April lfl. Tin* Gunartl liner Curpathiu, a siti|) of gloom and succor .came into N'cw York I; ls( tup'll( with first direct news from the great White Star liner Titanic which sank oli the granil hanks of N'cw Konndland early I;ls1 Monday. I n this awful death list six person.- were added One died in the lifeboat when it pul olf from the liner's sid e and five subsequently succumbed on the rescue ship Curpathiu. The list of prominent men missiup -land- a.- previously ivporn-d and tip- intal dealh list ;us 1untight Iu purl lo -night h\ llie ( arpathia if 1.1." | liov. (iilchrist lias designated April '¿’ Survivors m the lifeboats huddled m the darkness at a safe distance from the stricken slop and -aw to 27 us the date for the olltcial opening of tin- Everglade* Canals from the <;ti!f ..f ■lh 'r V " •IriWtl Mexico lu I j i k r Okr. hoIxT uii.l ilu- Allan As tu the scene on board when ih>- linei struck, umiunL-» (h.sagrce widely. Smile inauilain that a tic ocean, at winch tune an ntticial tour comparative calm prevailed; others say that wild disorder broke out and ihaj there w ; ls a maniacttl of the ranni*, beginning at Fort Me>.-ri r uyyle fm tIp - lifeboatThat tin hin t struck an im-berg ¡ ls reported In wiiel»*?--. w;t- <miliniied b\ all und proceeding up (lie C a li H i s i i h i i tr tl c e .a Sensational rumors told by hysterical passenger* who would not give their names, -aid that ('upturn nal to laike * hrheeolio!>er. and I heure down Smith had killed himself on the bridge; that the chief engineer had taken his life, and that.thn-e Italians the north Lauderdale canni to fort l aud er.lale will t>e made by ihe governor. Siale were shot m the struggle Mr the hoaf.s. These rumors could not In* confirmed m the earh emifusion Comptroller Knott und other St ne olili ml* attendant upmi the landing of the survivors. Tile representative* of at Ira n twenty Kipped frolli -tem to engine limm h\ ti)*' gretti mSLSS of I C C -lie struck, the Titanic'- --id- W.t- laid open live or tinny nl Ibr large-1 dolly liewspi as it bj a gigantic can n|>cuci Sin quickly listed 1«. .-Uirlmard, and a -bowel of ire fell onto the iiiii-c.oi lr pera III the l inited Siale* par Ocular Iy of deek. Short Ij before .-he-auk, -he broke in Iwo abaft t he engine and ; l s she disappeared In-neat h the water, the liurthwrql, and Ihe e|cciltive olhcer» of the leading railroad* ol (lie S tale have the expulsion of air caused two explosions which were plainly heard by the survivors adrift been invited to ut coi(i|wtii > 111« party more and tin- Titanic bad gone to her doom with the helpless passenger- on Isiard To tlit- survivors were visible the remaining passengers moaning and crying a- the \ex-.cl -auk from Heavy rainfall over Louisiana added to the already miserable plight of the flood, sufferer* in the nortli eastern section the Hlate, which fur several days bus under front . m e to fifteen feet of tour fatalities are reputed as a result the storm, and hundred* are homeless Mini destitute M.m <if the sufferers aro uogr.«'* lu-iiig plunlniion hands, who v.iiglil safely Irom the ri*mg waters. ('huirman Alexander of the House coinniillrei.il Merchant* Marine and Fishrne*. iinnoiiuced (fiat an Investigation would be held to <|ucstion the Titanic vivors concerning Ibe Inability of the sleiiinslnp ulti, nil* III save the lives of all the passenger* I be slate will also [iruba the disaster — ---City Council M eets Ilo- l'it) Coniali mel in regular session April I >lh. it 7 III p m Present T ,1. MlJler. iMesnlenl W h Maud. Uni Fux, h •'. M Elder. li W Herndon. F. L. VViMMtrulf and W II Undt-rwood. Minnies ..I the lust meeting read had approved A |w*t11ion. largely signed, nskltlg the Col VV M to o m rr In the City sig ht Council to np|>ro|)rinle Two Hundred Dol­ ('-ol. W M Tooiner of I ickvinvillr, run lars for the benefit of the Sanford Kvery woman and child with Ihe exception of (hose women who refused to leave their husbands were illdnto for Congress at large wo* m ifi,lal was received. On motion, the appro­ Among the last was Mrs. Isador Strauss. city ye»lrrtlny. accompanied by hi* »on saved. priation wns mode, to tie |mitk- when Williiirn Col TiH.ii.er did mil have an The steamer went down with the survivors watching the lights ablaze, heard In r hand playing amid building wa* commenced. up|*>rliun(y In addle»* ll people. Ian |1 |„, ^||mils of those left on deek. Moved and seconded, that tho time nianaged to meet many of tliern mid un Report.van as to the extent of the di-order on board. payment ..f die City Tuxes lie extended laejsed everyone m>.»l fav-.r ibly In a I.. V|«d I'M Ii .nrrn-d Moved and secon­ r ilivrr*)U loll w it 11 i It* r-kl-l (t pfe-. -.. I ,i t., > Woodruff t\ W atson ' l.e.iirtt hisc'in I.miimiiii *<i I.i .|. --m-lisii lie. d'd dint do- .Sanitary cnmmiitre be inCol Tooiner *llld be wa- fig ii Ilint the mi 1 u- *- mi-1 li<<-pit-tlitv ..( (lie fili/eii* ot ( -inn led I*. m-|«-<t die iimditlon of. the Idilivr. referendum and i.-. -ill toil m S.mf'.c I p.Ktii iilurly in I'll«* generous use In liu* issue u( I lie Menilil np|ie<ir* the ghee*e ball*, sliuwlwriy sh'.cl coke' t ll xbould be adopted he would refer llie of several autos, which made i->»alblr a advertisement of Woodrud S. Watson, tlie i Wlien ilie dinner war concluded, the cistern ol dir wilier works, and report at, the next meeting, carried. The matter Of candidacy uf .Claude I.'Fugle to Hie So ­ visit lu (lie tuurvcl* of the Celery Delta. style uf the newest firm in Sanford, nl-1 club and their guests enjoyed a very Tlie Women's Home Missionary Union though the gentlemen* who compose it are 1amusing guessing contest, which wus won repairing nnd lni|>roviiig the City Dock cialist parly and have Albert Williamson reculled Immediately held their meeting Thursday afternoon not new to the public. Frank Woodruff liy Miss (ienie Wicker, and also ihe pn/e. was referred to the Building committee, to rr|*>rt nl die next meeting He is odvocuttug Ibe administration of Viter ihe i.|«*111og rxercirs Miss Mabel has lieeii a citizen of Sanford since the n |*Jelty pincushion Tin' following Ordinances were read The pleasant evening wa* ent .yrd J.y Ibe i|uurnntine nod lirallll law- by u . al. llowb-r. m i oinpinied try Mi-* Ward sang iiipinory of runn runneth not and for the ftlll. placed on (heir first rending; Among lire |mi»I several year* Ims been engaged in ttie member* of llie dub. V1i**rs f iiiinn met officer of the government, because l.i-.inliftilly 'Just for i.«lu> p a s s e d ininiiimnusly in* »aid. (tils function of guver .imeiil i- inleresfutg fealuri-* f itie afternoon were the »Iiih- laisine**. tint lielng l.ii»dy en- nnd F-telle Itenrd. t l .r i Vf l .lnison l.ei Vu Ordinance entitled An O-dinanctf Vume I too Important t o )>r left in (lie hand- of Mr- I n-nilfi|jer - m inuiil ..f tire Wr-i gaged hi m.itiy otlier liiiitlei* was forerd In Micboel* I dll.in lilt.son Keguliiinig Kb . in at W iring and A minor officers As lie see* it Florida sill l.irnpi mission wiili some song* »iing in locust iil‘-.nt lor nil experienced limit lo C.ildwell Madge and Ve.la W ird Mi* I be the most exposed of the - ta le * to the Cutian by little Etiipuru. one of l lie hi n*sisl Inin in l tie business and lake cure II laiwson nnd I heir gue*(- Misses I'en in die City of Sanford.and conferring infections di.sen.se* tile south, once the mnies of itie si fund, also n re(iirscnlnlinn of die eonslanlly Increasing Irude Will clien nnd I enrlu I .elite- Hclle Sniuti Mn lain (*iwrrs on die City Council in of :« Turkish woinnii who ill coMume gave Wat son tui|>|M*n<wl to I m* hi town nnd die brl li-.wler fli/nl.edi Mct.nulin. l.enie lion thereto I’anauin ennui is o(ientsl An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance He favors u revision of the tariff down the story of lier life, the part lieiug taken two were nut long in getting together and Wicker. Ruth Melljnger. nnd Lucy Wlulner Regulating die Construction of ward, and said; "Let us get ut the Job by Mrs. E. S. Burleitfti of Tavares There rilinost licfore the public was aware of Chimneys, F ire-places and Flues, am é* San fo rd MuxJc Club nod have it dune with. This continuous w as nlso an Indian widow represented by the fact Ihe firm of Woodruff IL Watson viding Certain Limits thereof. hart been organized. Mr. Watson needs r ,1P Sanford Music Club will give Hi tulk of tarifT revision without anything little Em pan». The An Ordinance entitled: An Ordinance no introduction to Sanford |>e<iple. h a v i n g ¡,iiniinl concert at the High S c Ikmi I ninllbeing done ia ns iiernicious in its result Relating to (be Rules of the Road, for use as high tarifT itself. » Hryun Will Be Here l*een in die store of D. L Thrasher for IIKIIIm ,,r x , Monday night and one of die of Vehicles on the Streets. The (Jrput Commoner Will Make a n Ad- many years and is one of tlie must (>o|ni- ¡„.jj niusical events of die senium is He also advocates the transfer of the An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance Flsewhere Is given die pro machinery now being used on the Isthmus tires* in-Sanford next Friday night Hon. Inr young men that ever called Sanford Relating lo Automobiles. William Jennings Bryan will address the home. Mr Watson has been on the road gram of die event. Tickets on sale ut to build a sh ip canal across Florida Moved and seconded, that the City. Coun­ people of Sanford, in the Star Theatre, on for some time, but tlie chance to come T A. Newlan s drug store Price -15 cts cil endorse the candidacy of the Hon. Geo. next Friday night. April 2Ctli. ut 7 3(1 o '-j hack to Sanford was mo great for him Tlie following members will take purl C on g reg atio n al Conference o f florldu Fox. J r , for the ollice of Representative clock. Mr. Bryan will give one of his and on first of May be will uguin become Club Chorus, soprano, Mrs (i<-o Hoy. The General Congregutlonnl Conference in die State legislature from tfic County lli.dnJ lectures on vital questions of die identified with Sanford's business inlet leader. Me»<laiiies It ll Pugh. T A New of Florida and the Southeast brought to of Orange, curried. day. and the building will hardly fluid die e»t.s. A tug sale will help to clear out ((||1 ^ ¡»nig y ()Koiillilllilt Ernest Tofluidity many visiting pastors and dele­ On motion, die Council now udjourned. Immense throng that will be lu re to hear dm s o m e of the older Mock und n lot of )u| Misse»Muln-I Bowler.Florence Frank. gates this week. Because of Hie central W. M. Lovlu, City Clerk. |,l„, i new »tuff will be shipped here immediate- Jessie Stumon. Ellen Mahoney, Flora location of Sanford, nnd the specinl inter­ lit order lo accommodate those who ly and the new store will mnke u strong Johnson. More Sunford Hospital D onations est in the Men nnd Religion Forward would like to attend, nnd procure scots, bid for new business and more of it. In Altoes Mesdnmrs Jam es Bowler, H. C Under tlie energetic and unselfish ef­ Movement, a particularly large delegation tlie tickets will lie.sold id advance, ut (be a new store room with new fixture» and Geroe. F S, Munson. Misses Josie Stumon. forts of Mrs. A. H. Moses, of New York was present. Among the mutters of price of 50 cents each. Mr. Bryan is very new blood. Woodruff &. Watson will lye- CorHe l^ivell nnd Martha Fox. city, who is spending die winter business before tho conference were cer­ much In din public eye ut present, nnd is come n household word, Accompanist. Miss Olivo Hill who lias become enthusiastic In advancr tain phases o f the difficulties in the Tam­ expected to throw sonic light on the poiiing tho interests of die Hanford Hospital pa church. 'T h e situation was handled Dinner Club , des of his wing ot the pctnocrntic party, Auction Bridge Association, we luive received; roost vigorously and It is earnestly hoped and the Convention nl Baltimore. The Dinner Club, nnd iljp guest of each I lie llrulge Club enterThe Auction Bridge (fiuti were imperial Theatre $73.50, from (lie Tent that thla distressing situation may soon Beside Mr. Bryun. there will be other mcmj ^ r 0 f t|,e club, were entertained by tamed by Mrs. S. 0. Chase Monday nftcr- Show *$9.40 and a number of new be remedied and the Tampa church put candidates here, and the day will be made Misses Veda Ward and l^lla Michaels, nt noon. Three tallies of bridge were played, brrs. $35.00 of which lias already in tine for b etter thingc. the home of Miss Ved/^’ Wtu^lz Tuesday The highest score was made by Mrs. Sain- l»aid In. She obtained a largo netnber Prominent among the visitors to the a gala occasion. Remember die date April 26th. evening. Tlie long table wa» very at- j uel Puleston who won the first prize, a good names to a petition to the City Coun­ conference were President W, F. Block' tractive with vases of beautiful fiowers on ' handsome Bohemian vase. The guest cil asking for a $200 00 donation from the man of Winter Park. Rev. George ISold at Auction each end. The center piece was a large prize wns received by VUs. E. M. McCul- City; nnd die City Fnlhcrs. without the Hanscom. D. D.. now of Atlanta. Prof. The stock of the defunct Boston Store embankment of gorgouily lovely nnslur- 1 lough "f Orlando. Mrs B F WhUner's sis- least hesitation, voted the appropriation Lawrence Phelps of Atlanta -Theological Seminary. Dr. Frank E. Jenkins, mission­ was sold ut uuction on Wednesday nnd dams. Tlie dainty menu cards, tied with ter out guest. After the curds delicious ut the last meeting u( CnunciL ary superintendent of the south. Rev. Jus. wus knocked down to I) t Tlmndicr fur narrow green ribbon, were ornamented strawberries and cream were served witli She is now looking for die other $100.00P-O ’Briedof Kansas City, nml Rev. Ja s the lump sum of J131U.30 Cupt Murks with n fine group picture of the ten cake Mrs Chase s gue*ts were Met subscriber. acted as auctioneer in Ills usual gentle- members of the Dinner Club, The deli damrs Krelor. Brady, Mcl<au£tilin. Pules Conway, D. D-. of Orange City. The Welaka Club donated $5. clous three-course dinner consisted of |ton. McCullough, Newman. Miller Dine. The conference adopted resolutions e x ­ manly manner and wns highly compli­ C. B. McNair sent tils check for $25. roast pork, escolloped corn, marmalade and I Rppwprth, Whitner, King. pressing their appreciation of the klnd- mented for getting suçh « good figure. M. F. Romnson, Prest. 4 ■</ rJ- Ja. ... ■iri'BiP1* - Si a--'i ¡j Vi •»J ' "T.t |- ¿wB * �1 ------------------------------- «** . • • ,.* * . »W April |9i „ y Ttte SANFORD HERALD OUNG men like Distinctive style in clothes; the modern, lively young fellow doesn’t feel like anybody else; he doesn’t want to look like anybody else. He wants clothes that are unordinary, classy clothes with dignity and yet with ultra-fashion. Now that’s our idea in this out-of-the-ordinary store for young men; and men who stay young, and this place is full of such clothes. Hart Schaffner &. Marx clothes are the m aster stroke •of the master • • tailors.. In these garments, exterior and interior, are incorpora­ ted all the best things in clothes making. • • In fit; in scientific development of line and draping, they are • t • faultless. $20, $22, $25, $30. Other Suits, $15, $18, $20 t Copyright Mart S<tu/Tnrf it M axi graduated open and four-inhands; hand made French scarfs; crocheted and accordion knit silk. A great display at Prices $2.00 to $5.00 50c and $1.00 C LO TH ES G O S S IP J eO U R , CO RRESPO N DEN TS THAT MAY OR MAY NOT IN TER EST YO U KAMI RON C IO CUPPINGS Sp-» i.l 1 nrrft[.uv1rnrr In Tti. Hr,*’■! Jam es Allivoi of Wichita Karwis. nuil J W Puwt-ll. o f Q u m o S' 1 tiiivr brc h fffMJUcnl unit v**i > wi-liniii* i -illi'f. ill** |MI»I wrrg 1 In- > lire In-fr l>m•kIII ^ ll f Ift their Intuí Imereti* mu! incidentally cull ing on friend* ninl former acquaintance* At this m e e t i n g Ibr Hub and it* f r i e n d s will be g i v e n (he (itivilege of l l s l e n i l i g In .i M ii'iiiili. l.-. in r.. |iy n uinti w h o in w ell known in Sanford and vicinity O n e w h o 'i i. li i.| v.nlr <'i|.-iit'iii i< iin tIn* It*- tore I'lull m u W e regret^ w e 11 ■11 > not g i v e Ins n a m e omitted T H E Sum m er Neck wear we Y O U N G men who come here for clothes will find our hat man ready for them with a lull line of up-to-date straw hats, all the newest and up - to - date shapes and weaves ot the sea­ son. Also a full line of nice solt and stifl hats. h u t ul h i s r r i p i e s t it m u s t h e Aliy a n d all i n t e r e s t e d III Hill ll Mr und Mr* Kmiilull have come from e n t e r t a i n m e n t * a r e m o s t ' c o r d i a l l y I n v i t e d Kentucky am) arc at home on their farm t o h e present. The moon will he shining, west of town. come and bring your friends. Ml»» Amelin Evans and Mr Ed Glenn, The pastor ami members of our little who have been visiting the Worthington* •hutch have been npich gratified recently expect to return to their home In Cincin by the reception of nine new members nnti next week They have made ipany On Tuesday a goodly number of ladles friend» here who are ttorry to have them responded to an invitation to »(tend the leave. afternoon nt Minnick Place where Mrs Prof. and Mr». Muris are having their Rich, Mrs Minnirk and Miss Grace Kirh house remodeled (his spring and their a l­ were toe hostesses. The Indies brought ready pretty home Will be made more a t ­ their work und the time [Kissed most tractive. plriikitnily with conversation and tntlslc. Dr. and Mrs. Swartz will s|x*nd several Among the Invited guests were Mendnmes days in Sanford this week attending the Worthington. Maris, Fulton, linker, llnnc »ck, Kllsworth, Dressor, Chamberlain. Al­ Congregntfonul Conference. exander. Swnrtz, W. W. Dressor. Grier. A number of our men were in town Duke, Haynes. Dutton. Marshall. Allen. Sunday night. attending (lie Men and Ke Johnson. Miller and Miss Amelia Evans. llgion Forward Movement meeting aud TH A T are showing is all of the finest imported and American silks; S A T IS F Y Augustine, Chattanooga, and (tie points near Pulm Beach on At>ril 6th. Curds to of Mr». WaII Adam» »i. i> ■ mi.rtkn en route Mrs. Worthington accompanies thnt effect have been rreeived by friends còtnmnnds nttentioi ! ■liuintM them as far as Jacksonville wbenever bruni M (• llarriM in Geneva. C. C. Worthington attended tire Citrus Miss Della Jon es and Ramona McLain ! alto gnvc n musical se lei imn un tt»e |»»no Growers' Convention nt Tampa this week. visited Miss Harris In Winter Park Satur­ ^Mrs. Pinrfison »etw -i <■( gu<-i» «uk» salati rourse and ni**od Iriuoe Mrs K. F.. Cox wus out from town, a day and Sunday |ade. Slie wits ussikti .1 • II»-' Ijoghter guest nt the Worthington home, a portion Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Adams returned to Miss Clnlre of Inst week their home near Washington. D C . oil ReV f. I .«•«• Nini i1 Several Indies (rum here responded to j lursduy. after a visit of several months the dainty Invitation to *|>cnd Tuesday ; to their sister. Mrs. John Adams, who ne- w ife , and soli. Itili •! afternoon ai Minnick Place, and greatly compitnled them as fur as Sanford. enjoyed the visit, the music nnd delicious Mrs. Charlie Harrison entertained the refreshments. M. M. S. society last Thursday afternoon.' Mrs. K. L Britt is entertaining her 0 « necount of the threatening weather mother. Mrs. Keene, of DcLnnd. for some not very ninny were [»resent. Quite n time. pleasant afternoon was spent. A most Irish potato digging has been the all- enjoyable feature was the lovely tinging important business, here recently, it is sai l the y irld 1» very good Indeed, and the tpiiilil . fine Siring beaus and cucumtrer picking have begun to Ire.itn ev­ ery- lay Job now. Sweet corn, (om.itoes, egg-plant, and nil coming crops (ire look­ ing splendid, (laid corn is ii ImmiI all planted. in eiit in G c n e v a -i 1• M in ili |Vere glatl (o lento ili o not retigli thè pustumte ni iln» place Relative» and friend» in b e n e <* •>/tk* bride hnve receive I n,vi.lima* •“ wedding of Miss Lmi»* I h-o Iter I» I* ( C o n t ll i ll e tl m 1 1 J . F. McClelland bos been on the sick list wifh a painful abscess In the head. GENEVA JOTIINGS Spn'UI liiuriiwniliK, lo The IlcrslJ Dr. anil Mrs. Ixwis linve returned to their summer home In Defiance. Ohio We hope to see them in Geneva again early in the winter. Ksprdnlly will the M. M. S society miss the pleasant face of Mrs Lewis. Geneva remembered (he iieuutlfnl Ea». ter in many ways On Siindny afternoon an interesting program was rendered tty the Methodist Sunday school, the songs ami recitations by the little tots being especially sweet. The lovely ruses, car­ nations nnd evergreens added much to port a most interseting time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crimof Sanford were call­ the occasion. On Monday Mrs. PattiThis has been a busy little nluppiiiyt ing on their former friends und neighbors shall gave her class un egg hunt, ulso one point recently. Potatoes, cabbage, celery Sunday afternoon. was given the little folks of Geneva on and beans hnve been loading dally. ' Saturday nfternoon by Mrs. Harrison and MOORES STATION Miss McLain. Mr. Holly. our editor, was out Saturday Spntal Corrrtpuotlenca lo The lUtnM We are always glad to see him. By tjie Utile Miss Georgia Geiger celebrated - Rev. C. H. Summers will be with us nnd wny, did you notice what Bn> Holly said her blrtlklny on Wednesday last by glvpreach Sunday, the 21st.. at 5 o’clock. about "The R«/iil Problem" of the farmer ing a party to her little friends. From F. M. Mecartrey leaves for his home in 3:30 till 5 the children enjoyed games and in last Friday's paperT He certainly gets at tho real problem nnd If only he nod nil Columbus. 0. tills week, after wintering then were served with cake and lemonothers who talk of farming Interests here here. bde, which they enjoyed as only children would mnko these facts prominent, things G. C. Chamberlain nnd C. G. Perry made can All went home wishing Georgia had «night some day bo different lot the fur s it trip to Leesburg this week birthdnys often. raer. Miss Evans and Mr Glenn leave lor The many friends of Miss Ethel Fry of ■The Farmers' Club will hold Its regular' their home in Cincinnati. 0 . on Monday Baltimore, who visited Mrs. Curlet in Ge­ meeting Tuesday evening. April 23rd, aCj.ncxt. nfter a visit of some length ot the nova last January will be interested In which time election of officers will occur. |Worthington hom e.. They will vielt St. knowing of her marriage to a Mr. Elliott . Col* W. M. Toonier, Candidate for C ongr**nUin at Large, who was in the city yesterday in the i,|l,‘reSl his candidacy and who expects to see the people utfalD in the Second Prim ary. . . ' • ». . \ .'¿k! ¿ .- 7 -ir ' ;K iT sz r r: i'tm. MM! f ' •*'¿L *i . TjX/bÊ t° ë ï iJf c -*v» V-1-',rr ‘ a Vm ___ _______________ �B E — r' % •- - i. April Id. 1912 THE SANFORD HERALD GEO. A. DeCOTTES ■» C O U N T Y S O L I C I T O R i» m y'-' V'. w ' ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2960 MARTINIQUE' Krv. J . M. Hit. CANDIDATE • V t The smart shoe for Spring for young men. will undoubtedly be the tôfâe/P*Martinique model. Mr Hass is a man of unusual (tower nml quality; he faces the issue with- rare aldi ity. and stands for u religion tliut mnkes n true, Jioncsi. manly man. That (lie miÌSéCii «*his power is with turn is unquestioniihli*. nml the community is Iteing alTeclcd hy hi» s*i)ng Preaching Few indeed, if any, who Imvr visiter! ihm section, deal with muli ns dOes this man and the effect of Ills larnrlung is lilllc- sliorl of Pentì Costili Mr Sliiplrtiiu. the evangelistic singer who tins recently heen named III a Savon nah paper, "as a lender, among Hie best," who have visited that- city, is conducting the miniò and sings n solo at each niglit service, and has heen used lo touch ninny hcails with his "gospel of song." Ills r»re gifts of voice and hit ability ns « choir leader with Ills religious fervor, lliuke a riiiiihinallrui (hat is rare aud surceiufiil ------------ F O R ----------- RE-APPOINTMENT in o v iv ul work t h e « - g cnll t-m eii lo m b .in fu n i (**nl »ill {J T li is sh o e lia s fo u n d favor over the entire country, and the original looks better th a n M ay b eg in 2*ilh i-tohnldy th e cu t. ^ Made of a fine quality Russia Calf with a high arch and high toe, military heel. i] - A<lrl /Vfll'l Ibis shoe is filled with large lie erri liai gos|».| near llie e xcl u siv e feature. I bis, c o m b i n e d w i t h our special flexible forepart, m ak es a shoe that is absolutely the a c m e of comfort and health in f oot we ar . hiiMi ess section of the ci ty « J T I us sho e certainly merits your inspection. his i^»st tim e o u t of •te te P o l t tl r e .. C h ief .R e g u la r t v m oorat H a b i t u a l tKilf sr work for party in . nev »-r n a-oil h e ru e i * l>H bAt t hi w i n g --f Ho- p n r iv r n I The Metliodltt Study Circle of the MethtallM church held Ihelr regular meeting under the leadership of Mrs. 1!. V. Perry, third vice president of the society, nt the tesldence of Mrs. W. E. Housholder Tues­ day afternoon. A large number of-the circle were present, with several visitors. A chapter from "The Incoming Millions'* was read hy sSVeral of the members, con­ tinuing the study of the characteristics and conditions surrounding the Slavs rnd Italians who are- making Ho-if home **» America. f « v ï «s. I f f l / o W Ml I »It si. ï l T f h h it* t * / • lèi t.i 11f I hi a• ru ï it /o • • » ï s • t h I t» . « » t* » 4 • « s ilt - » I I II -----% ■■> tiful Gospel Hymn. "Not My Own " Brief skelc'ies of several of the mis­ sionaries with u synopsis of their work nfid description of their fields of labor were given hy several of the ladies. This entertaining study was arranged hy Mrs PerTy. 'i n the Sweet Hye and Hye." so dear to every heart, was lung hy the circle to Mr* Perry's accompaniment on the guitar, after which delicious ice cream, cake and punch were served hy the hostess and her nssistnnts. Mrs. li V Perry and Mrs J D. Jinking nssistrd Mrs. Housholilrr in rutrrtaining the circle Ï t i 1 / A/ I aS h K v ^ -, C U T C e rn a tlo n s. E estor L illie s , -, ■ * . 4. % •- v^ $ 1 p e r 1Ì 0 1 N oses, $ 3 per d o i . Lily of V a l l e y , $2 i'Yi Ì l o $-1 p o r d o z e n 1 $1 p e r d o z o n I vA H r TOLAR J#c,oV!delu <•+♦ -J. ->+ 4- ♦ 4 + * * ♦ - * ♦ + ♦ <r CATARRH CURED Cai h i t r Drive T h e Poison Germs Out of A o u r Wood W i t h , L e o n a r d i ’» Wood Kllxir and Ciet Well No other d!»«n*e 1» common nnd nr«*alf*iit a . » ’¡irih Ttio milPOUl mambrane; that la. the pink flo»h llnlnn Hie Inalde of the mouth and reaplr*. fory organ», dlacharglng nn Irritating fluid Thin cond'Mnn 1» called catarrh and 1» due to poleohoujl germ« In the blood No local treatmont can our# catarrh It may give relief for a ahort tlma, hut catarrh polaon I# In the blood and the trouble will «mm return, even WOTM than before Idinnardl'« niiwvd FJtxIr cure« catnrrh In the right way and In the only l >..V. U l t i . it . V o I i r i r. i i n . r H I,,,i*l»»S fa.laal. (l.w.1 r a m i l i . » Il S All I* IW* TâTIO# TIID K»«r, way,—t.y purifying the hlo.«1 and driving nut nil the imlm.nnu* catarrh gertmi .III ntu*l w i t h ra il la l i l t * , . a l f . n l at la fh from the «yatern l>o not expect to he cured hy nnv Im nl a|i|dlratlon. Catarrh . a n i . ami a d J i i. l a M a » P a r lui|>roT»il r a r r l a « a li a deep eeatod affection that need» the poralntent u-e of n blood purifier tike a f i n . * d . » l r a I . « i n I r » a - t i n * and • l " « " *avtf. tail, in all > i » i p o l l a . d » and a U U o n a r , I.eonardl'» niood Kllxlr, nlthough th« flrnt bottle a!mn»t Invariably show» a ■ a ì i m I X . i. l»iU.. i l l o g n n k l . « .,wA In fact there 1« nothing that give« a« quick relief In catarrh .., »... ,, litten, in •*! » I . . * 'ï, . » I wm. ft» decided benefit trouble* »« thla remedy. Isllirr 4 l»|lsr Iros Wuikt, Bai 15. Mstss, 0». In nil blood dlaeaeea mich a* tumor*, ulcer*, rheumatlrm. aypniue, Kid­ ney and liver complaint», catarrh, e t c , I.eonariH'» Hi-oil Kllxlr 1» th e beet home treatm ent that ran u»«d; In fnct. It 1« better 'b an the medicine« Uie4 In many hoaptinl» and »III g i v e quicker and more permanent r/*«ult» It hna cured thouannd* of care* of Mood polmn after they w e r e given up by Dhyalclan* who »aid there * 1 » no help for the patient* Leonard!'* niood Kllxlr la a true blond purifier nnd maker of now, rich, red blood Careful experiment« h a re »hoWn thni |i Im renae* the nmount of C O M M IS S IO N new blood »everal ounce» a day In thl* wav It giv.-. n cu -llfe and now vigor to the »yatein nnd tone* up and »trenK'ben« the oig .it» by furnlahlng a «upMl IH ,H ANTS ply of clean, pure, rich, health g irln g blood Clrculailng through tho rein« of the murnu* membrane, thl* new rich blood drive* out the catarrh germ* 172 W So W ate r St Chicago, III and put« the whole ayateni Into a healthy condition eo that the Inrondi of catarrh e»n ba and are realated. No mifferer from catarrh «bould go * day longer without uelng I.eonardl'a niood Kllxlr. Southern Fruits & Vegetables The 1100(1 no guarantee «I toii hv Mr LeonardI Inaplre« conndenre In th# uee of hla blood Kllxlr Kxery denier 1» authorlaed tinder thl* 11000.00 giitN I Ul P U H 'V « * ante« to refund money on rtrat bottle to any purchnaor of I.eonnrdl» Dloo| No othet ... Kllxlr who 1» not perfectly *atl»f1ed with the roaulte It ha* given N <? 0»bW, k» j h ! » k«-f G IV I U S A H U A I S I I I P M I NT remedy for eatarrh nr htnod pola.x» has ever given a. guarantee Ilk» atlflo merk oau»« no other remedy ever equaled L«onkrdl'» Ulood E lix ir In »clenl and eurttlT « power». * " - J v îil: F . R . M e r r e ll & C o . th e r e ore Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic PLANKS AND O IH t K S For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florid^ . Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading . • y y * •*»• v . + -n F L O W E R S M I L L S . T h e Fl o r i s t , Inc. M SM ITH . Pi • • H R S T E V rae. V P m J. ’ + -j- All O r d a r a R i c i l v « P r o m p t AttontlorF. ... ■ T pfoples bank or samford 1 j DEPOSITS INSUREO AGAINST LOSS —- u l i^ON SAVINGS I hr old felinl>r i’innks Chill Tonic 1» Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure ^ftcr tbo conclusion of the intrreatinii Have you tried the Slmile IhaiaeT till topic, Mj *. C. If. Summer« and Mr« T A. Chills. Fever. Odds and Grip, your money Newton, accompanied by Mr». II. V. Per- and Palmetto, if not get a meal ticket. back if it docs iqt. 25c and 50c per bottle. n 00 the guitar,'Mn| aa a duet the beau* 34tf Ask your Druggist, - fri-U *• . <■ X m ot w h e n Ho- to n House Demo- Reeking proel cratlo leader dentlal nom to tin- e x t r e m e o f w e s t e r n | m p u lls m (nation N o Reaaon W h y . We do not tako tbo Interest In tin* sectional standing of the two that Some O f ï our»»- th e m e n w h o h a v e lieen others take; but, though Woodrow WII p r o i n l . t - d I »e*lottili*» a n d o i l i e r f e d c r n l •on cl&lma to be a eon them man I mï» 11 11 *i ï. If W o o d r o w W l l a o n I» eh»-| though living tn New- Jpraoy. It 1* prop i»l w i ll i i j i i i i n i l h »up|Mirt h i m . h il l wi> •r to give the facta for what they wen- ■«n i «ï»- whj any man who hna noth worth. lug to gain hy II would prefer a man who pretend» to I«- n southerner to Whloh Southern f Only Under-wood. Underwood'» father took him north one who I» one. a niqn who tnktu hark when ho waa three years old and kept everything he mild lip to four year» him there for a abort time Woodrow « go to one who I» right and ha* always WUeon took hltneelf north whon tweu l>i«-li who milkt** Ilo M|Milogy ho«*ail»e ty-nlne years old aud ha* since remain he h a. nothing lo ii|Miloglt<- for Above ed there. Underwood married first In all. wo .-»n't «ee why any Memorrat Virginia ami, hla wlfo hnvlng dled, ahould prefer a Ix.ltrr lo a «tendfnst ma n i ed agnlu In Alabama. Woodrow* j Oemorrat Jnrkaonvllle Tltnea Union, WUeon marrled In Virginia Whlle 1 Munii -H. UHI! Missionary Reading Circle D. A. Caldwell & Sons rut ï f u f/' ï " i n ft ft lin t I t'l /« j \#a isf.\ #<<«»! NI it ; -villi- > *!.. .'I g lit K l r » t to- I n -lo ng ed t-v wlint P. ï, v ntt. H o - H u l l atre«-* ring -f Hu- p re » M i * n lln l l » - r In d u c e d h lm I " put i '« i n lili -n . H int w o u ld rwt. .1er I d . i i o i u I i i h H o u I ï i ip -. . . 11-1r he w e n t • '.-’A S n o w ” rniMlrl« tliat await y«»ur ï u|K*t lio n ( ’lark will h a t l u 4 r aupport*«ra In thN Aa D a n io c ra ta . ■tata. tint not a s many «■ thi* two otlno I ■ Vi ••I ' *. » ' I m i tnWen H u ­ •nntlldnttta For flu* t>«siis*i1f of Mo* ’ 11.. > ■ r | - . i t i t « l lo - «-iiitli •rs wo parallel tho riword* " f til«« 1« V t. i s . - l t 11nj ni I In H o­ .»it. t.l. as follows A n r i i m i d -tifii I-r ot nn lin tiro k eli rndtrwrhR] Wilson i t r-int I-- ï to* i-m-in) It 11 la t h l a till lilt o f Ilo m $4.00 \N m..1|.*U \N Huoii \a »*i i ! n o r t h t o tfrt h is A C om parison TTndorwo«*! fin d W llfton w i l l I m* t h e » olli»Kti»to ••d tir tiH o n . ho t«»<>k n I n w two l e a d i n g <*andldat«Mi f o r tin« ! > c m o ♦ • *»nn*«« nf flu* t n h ••ratty »f V i r g i n i a c r u t l r p r t te l d c i il l f il n o m i n a t i o n i\* f a r n* * ...................1 w »n w t i i f i i t s ' t •Millrwl)’ In Florida la co&c«ro«d liuruion mid <In -ni li Il fu z** teed to support the arch of I be foot a nd prevent fallen arches. N e v e r before pul into a shot* a l thisS jprice. An ) A W ILSON A RESIDENT OF NEW JER SEY FOR YEARS ANO A HABITUAL PARTY BOLTER. ■ Ô pa te n te d arch supporting inner sole, absolutely g u a r a n ­ Ilirr r atr a numhrr ul uthrr Voted IBC4 F o r Parker F o r Parker Voted 1 » « F o r l l r y t n F o r Mryan Felth fnlneea A lw e fs at hie *1 w o fhtr !• famous m a d e foi Underwood a Native and Always a Resident ot the South and Always Loyal to the Democratic Party. H orn .K en tu c k y V ir g in ia E d u c a t e d ^ . . U n l v e r of Va P r i n c e t o n . N J I t h o u g h t Hint linn e n na thi l e d h i m l o keep t h e p a r t ) In Ho- h o u s e » o lid u n d e r hl» M oved ....... .T o A l a b a m a To N«W iwrs».)N o w resides In A la b e m a In Jerse> Iender»h1p W o o d r o w W l l u o n ho» n e v Voted ISM . F o r Cleveland F o r Cleveland o r Mil|*|N|t t e d il I teiniM-rnth- n o m i n e e Voted lUtt . F o r Cleveland F o r Cleveland w h o did lint ri-)iri-*«-nl til* view « Voted IBS? . F o r C1*Veland F o r <’leVrland I l i c i » tils f j n i V t i e h . n-*l »ii**ceeefill Voted ltt* F o r Tlry en Afnlnet l» r\nn Voted 19rn F o r Dry an A g a in st H r y a n to- tits itone mit o f i h » p a r t y to fight the t h r u m ee tin g s A n i n g r m e n l s are now being DEMOCRACY OF UNDERWOOD AND WILSON CONTRASTED •ÇT m l.-liS kiM -. ------- » J . a*’».¿Luft?, . . ■v» 1i»*Tisu; 1 .J . ‘ - t —... , * - , .J* • # {] V*. »» I 1 �m p m T ” ■m i * * *-» ■* r„ — ¡5gp- ! * ,. sœEM Bëe• • . ,v.i;;-: r : -_'- fH*M * _:'nrti:i9. 0,2 THE SANFORD HERALD HON. OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD OF ALABAMA N DEM OCRACY'S B EST ASSET Candidate For the Presidential Nomination, 1912 CONVICTS-SUGAR: Mr. Milton’» plan for a convict cane farm anti .-tugur factory WILL IN’-1 CREASE TAXES About EIGHT MILLS to get ready for E X P E R I­ MENTING in cane growing for sugar on the new untried and un­ seasoned Everglade lands. SUGAR PROFITS: Louisi­ ana’s convict cane farms have made no such profits as the figures set forth in Mr- Milton's litCniture. The facts show but bare wages for tho convicts. T A X PA Y ER : Do you want a known value good roads from the1 labor of the convicts WITH ()UT A 11EA VY TAX IU’ RI >EN . or <lo you want your „TAXES RAISED EIGHT MILLS for get­ ting ready for Mr. Milton’s E X ­ PERIM ENT, with an UNCER­ TAINTY as to getting Any value in return for the TAX BURDEN and tin* labor of the convicts? PARK TRAM M ELL advocates Experimental farms in the Ever­ glades, but says experiment with thousands WITHOUT A TAX BURDEN. Mr. Milton’s plan means a HEAVY TAX BURDEN -a raise in TA XES of about EIGHT MILI.S, for getting ready for the EX PER IM E N T And that with the RESULTS VERY UNCERTAIN. PARK TRAM M ELL is with the TAXPAYERS ami \ UTKUK upon this matter, lie wants tn protect them against .1 RIG TAX INCREASE. fo VOTER " Give no heed to Sev­ enth-hour falsehoods and mud singing if attempted against PARK TRAM M ELL. FOR \GE0 PEO PLE. 9 by Ilnrrta & Ew lnj. Ho la thè notimi londor o f tho M illenni I •omnorory. Wlioovor la nominato^ mnat wIn ù rgo ly tipon tho p a rty '» nohlovoinont iunior h i» londorahlp Aa a practlral proponltlon hi» frlo m !» thr»>iurli*»'it iho ■•«»»iiilry foni fluii ho la. thnro foro, prò omlnonlly tho m nn ot nll «t lio r » U«»«t fittivi to ho ilio ;>nrty alnndnrd bonror. U N D E R W O O D STR O N G EST MAN D E M O C R A T S CA N N O M IN A T E --C o lo n e l L. T ea l O ld T o lu * S h o u l d R> C l i r r f u l In Th.xi* S e l * t l i o n of R c g u l a t « * « M r t l i u n j W 'v Iliav«% tl Hjifr t l r p n i i ll l ll d i ' Mini m lo |;p |lii> r Iili*nI tin t ! I h |»h i II m lnrly I., tli. rt'ip ilr i'in i'iitH .if Hlfttl |HMI| ill* Mll*l J*••I •11- lit UI* ik > *»•• m l t n t l o i i H w h o HtilT«*r f r . n n * «iiih M( hi fir m n r o Mm t |w«xx»*i i t N u r i l e m \ \ V nr** «it « i T t i i l n Mint U x\ I i I ID***« •*«l III l •III I 11I M m ill 1V•• II I (HI 1111f I* *ttfl«fll« Mnn In t ' Y f r y pnrM* n l m H m l xx«* • «fT**r I f .w I M i o u r p«*rxi»tuil ifimnint»*»* (lint » n lin 11 «*mm( ( I ii * u.M-r n . . t h l n ^ If If fill*« (<» Hill ih| nTil 111( n ntir • I ii I iiih I Ii N r. mi i*«|r I h «*yi 11 •*«I ( >Ml«r: <•*•* l l r i n 11 .1 lri|i*tlli*s nr«* •••• f •■ti |ti*f Ilk* m l u l l , nr»* p u r l I* ul'Ti • i p. i i i | t m n l f|^r.*«*M lit** Ih M 'flnii III.» 3 I*«* l if eti n( n n y Htn»*. iltiy *n nl|*liv *1 • n**t mi**«* d ln rrli/i n uriii*««*n i:rlt*l*iu# <*\ • ' •• lonH<«n»*M*«. n r i»Mn*r un«l«- '» «I•I• • * *•• I Tlit*y Iih v o n v«*rx m l * l t*»i( |»»-t(;xt' ai'M nti u p o n I In* . «*ti : min* xxltli \ \ h i * l i *'Tl«iinrill«*»a of unction 1 ponalilor ■ In liilkliiK with Demócrata In the Oacar W. Cndorwond of Alntininu the l.-Ttli mid «nat on recent vlali» to that BtrongMt man the D em ocratic party auction I am convinced that wo could can nomínalo to make tho fight for tin* not nomínate any man who would re ( l l l 'J i 'MIIIP III ««»til :f •t. n |*i »m r«*nt It t * l proaldoney thla year," auld Colonel W colvu aa atrotiK or atrongor aupport In l u g n h n r i '^ i i l n l lr»* t • •111* U |x m M»»* L. Peel, proaldent of- th e American thoan aectlona thnn Undorwood. T¡fl r«*ln x«»«l iiniMi'iilnr r u n t «if tin* Im*%\ «»I National bank. win wc have got hi carry aomo of the Minx nvi*r* o i n l n ^ xvi *i i k im*»»»« m n l niil "My opinion la bn»i«l oiitlruly on hla matea of the north and oaat llko Now1 liiK ir* n*xh«n* Mic* I hm\»*i ** i n in*)rp domonatrntud qualltlea o f loaderahlp York, Indiana and othera. and 1 am r l i f o r m i * j i m l tiimlMi v n • ( I\ 11 ▼ 'I hr«*«* In hla earner In congreae he lie» eliown ’ »nf !»tli*<1 (hat 1'nderwood will do It «4l/«‘s Mh '¿'tc nint S*ih| mu lx hluiaelf the nhle«t «*p*«in*nt of Perno w here other Peniocrnfa cannot •i( oiir h!<«ri* 'I li»* I<•*r :i II M*»n* cratlc princlplea we have l i e hn* cni*. T o m> min i (here la no quentlon I K Villi i*S \ ( n ductM the tariff light from tin* pene» .,f aectlon In ilil» cunte»! It la tho cratlc standpoint with an ability which question of the hem man. Pemncrnta wo hnvo not aeon domonatrntod In all over tho country want tho boat UNDERW OOD FOR PR E S ID E N T. yoara. Bnecaaaful In bualnoaa, ha hna , man. no malt* r where ho la from. It N ot»» a n d C o m m . n l . F r o m th e Pie» » proved hltnaolf equally auccoaaful In mnkoa no dlfforonce whether ho la from 1 ‘iuh-rwiMiil In r t - u i o . ing I ti«* d u t y m i conducting tho htialnoaa o f tho nation 1 north, aoulh. «nat or woat. It would n iig itr In > « T i n l n l v III 11 f u l r w a y In !•*• and tn keeping at tho anmn time In !«• very gratifying If wo could have a !»• accord with ht» pnrty principle» president from fh«,»i>ttili hut the ft rat • -in,' I ho - t-Miuly k hi" If li*» «••urn, t h e - n i u l , tluli* <» i i l n r v i III, Suit “I ntn a mrotig l'ndorw<>o<l man l>e , question lo cnun'ilnr I» the mnn cause 1 regard t'nderwond a» the “To mv mind Mr Cnderwood meota I In- liirlfT lit,* . f i l l r u l I hnii .* " n r . *u*1 atrougnst end nhleat Pomo, TBt. H*, nil of tile qun lili, nilón» hotter than K.,1 Mi.*. I* ha» Inejli tried and ti*»0»t and ha» I n n > >dliet Pi*iin» rnt we fmild posalhly I n g I-- <:••>. r i . . u \ \ II-..t, li.. W|l»».!i Im lfT l i t , i t - I , tl. I t.*|. found fuil) •a pablo We have g,,| lo moto. nuil I tie tnv,, under fi t» lender Why any mure? a i Imuim make the tariff fight, and a» I ’ndor-,1 ship we will attain Democratic victory I w. m1 lurlfT ' wood hna managed It go nhly In t h e 't h l a year, which I do not |u*ltevo wo (till I <'«111KI ll III I.UI houao ho 1» tho mnn of nil other» t o j e n u do If any other enndldate U load tho p arty In thla cumuat. I nam ed."—Atlanta ((«a.j Constitution. W'hut Im lilt* matler with I'nilerwieMr; Nothing no far ns we know, nothing eo fur nn anybody know», unlc»» It lie llryan doe» not liiippen lo like him D li D I f T D A M M C T I Wl" l,av,‘ il l)'P lead with a chance that hei-aiiNe he ha» not lH*en alile lo lem» I /liv I Y 1 K A u l r l L L L to win in the first primary. him •'hurle»lon New» ami Courier ' PARK TRAM M ELL’S record as Legislator and Attorney-Gen­ eral has been one of aggressive, loyal, and .efficient service for the people. No mail in Florida lias worked harder to stamp out the abuses of (he special interest classes. PARK TRAM M ELL in the futurV, as he has always done in the past, will champion the cause of the people and fight their bat­ tle's. PARK TR A M M ELL Is not run­ ning on money. He has not and rwill not sfyend one penny for speakers or their expenses, or for hired workers. VOTE FOR TRAM M ELL and stamp out the idea that a man has ’ to have money to win for Gov­ ernor. BH H H E •- c a n d id a t e f o r g o v e r n i i r CONVICTS-ROADS: Placing the Sthte convicts on the roan with the me county ns as the me unit mm for iur i road-building, as advocated by PARK TRAM M ELL, W ILL . t Ax e | » PARK T R A M M EL is the expense for labor will be cut off LEADING CANDIDATE is the when the convict labor Ls worked , V.!;’!- report from all over Florida. He in the placo of labor now paid for. ■1 ' ' •, !_ A rran g in g hi» for« «*» for 11|.- nail unii eani|uilgn. * '«>ngre»»man I'lnler w ImmJ eonilnue» lo lay up »lore» . . f larlfT am munition with a line coiileiupl for I lie new II..... «Ill <'1111 In polli lea w lilfli In «l»l» tImt ili«- Initiative, tin* referendum Miei n»»„rte<l recali» are Ihe lunnlng l»»ue» of tin- hour P rov id e n ce J o u r mil We liemoornl* iniiNl not allow the hilllnhiiloo of Irrelevant ls»i|e to oh »cure Ihe grenl main queellon on which the party Ih to wlu «he Jlght In UUU tile tnrllT qile»lloii Pmlerwood I» the lender In tint turlfT revlalon tight To rm!<*rwiMHl mn»t Ihe party look for leadcrahip In a tlglil lm»<»l on thl» riti«I aulijeebr- Athena Ilanuer. Residence For Sole New ten room house with nll conven­ iences. jused bean screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ ing orange trees, pecan trees, about fifty rose bushes and other plabts. Ail In firM-elnss condition and situated on S an ­ ford Heights the prettiest residence sec­ tion tn Florida. Finest ortrsinn water from deep well. Can nlso sejl two other lots with pouliry yards orange trees, fine gnlvnnized barn and garden adjoining. Will be cold ot actual cost as my busi­ ness necessitates closer residence. R. J. Holly, tf Herald Ofllce. T H E F O R C E S A T WORK Taking their cue for the outrageous charg. uHin. nations made by Congressman Frank Clark on m ' of the House of Representatives, before the Comtniit,. 1 -'pen* dilures in the Agricultural Department, and in nn: . news. paper interviews, numerous upstart reporter*, •nting railroads and other interests, have caused to I„• , '" ''M ¡n the newspapers of every state the most flagrant an, 1 •"'varrai). ted statements, reflecting upon .the honesty of mu ■ "I ministrations and the citizens in getieral. Some of these newspaper reports are parti« n 1 • ' II ious, hut none are mon* so in direct statements than I, •• ** ( on. gressman Clark in his insinuations. Only one man could be found who was will h i the representative from Florida in this dastardly. ..a Rushwhacking attack upon us. That man i» Congo iRiitirick of Ohio. i The damage these two men have done to t h«- ’ • Grida is almost beyond conception. No man in tin.» ni t-sti* mate it, because the urea over which these fat . ••"ioni have been spread is every day increasing. A syndicate article which has been printed in •"imlntUoi papers Ls written by one Win. Shepherd and dan. •in lackHonvil e for the purpose of giving the article the .. >1 having been written by a resident of Florida. There o "••h man as \Ym..Shepherd living in Jacksonville. It is •>y that the article was written by a hireling. It appeal ••arly all papers under the following caption: “ Buy Finn. •1siati« Dmd by the Gallon; It’s the Best Way. M Acres Sold in Swamps.” The article carries a m. I lurida, portrait of Frank Clark and a picture showing The article, after commenting on the fact that n -.-I by. Congressman (Turk's “expose" savh: "Then II' of acres of swamp lands that are graveyard- , •l«l* Of 'ramy-day' fortunes. In the ’gator ponds.' tl,link,' the 'cypress swamps,’ the ‘palmetto prairies' la t . - afesavings and old age hopes of thousands of faunt The Journal of Hancock, Mich., carries an w"b the name of a hx*al hank attached to it, in which Tie fol-' lowing: "Congress now threatens to invesligat. Tiarge that lfie stale of Florida Ikls loaned its nam. untof Ilie biggest land sw indles in history " Tlie St Paul, Minnesota, I'ioneei-I’i« , II. i art led I his editorial: "FLORIDA LAND S< A\ 11 '( ongivsMnan Frank ( lark, of Fbnid usual course in demanding a Congressional means employed to boom land sales In his *.! courage in denounce nlun which. W Mi l l BRING THOUSANDS OF INVESTORS In • THE NEAR FU TU RE, MUST DJ.SCOl |;.\< VKl.oI’M ENT WHEN TH E INVESTORS THEY HAVE BEEN MADE VICTIMS ni FRAUD. the ITi.iida ( i>ngres.Ninan ehargi- i persons m ditferefit parts of the United i>ei ween four and five million dollars fm late an acre, that, as he puts it, "would have to sm tion dredge, harrowed with a seine aid »teainhoat t his land tie.-* in portions of are permanentlv under water and ( ‘ANNO I Oi J FoR C U L T I VA T I ON. These are only samples of articles whnJi » thousands of the newspapers of the eounn ihi -\u<li<nie articles bear a portrait of ( giving him credit fur uncovering a vast wu, I he Paducah. Kv . Donne ra t. fell ’! lie at> <•!,%, i iiui Pioward inlo tin , •*t ' n.i i > ill'illual mu I hi .uni' i hai a d er of arl ii li app' ■ Wash. I.iaily <Tirotliele, the Leavi'iiW'orl h I chisoii. Kan. News; St.Paul. Minn. DispaiO' \\ is .lourtml and a hundred other papers. T he Chicago Tribune of Feb. \) quote*. • "Millions of dollars have gone into the roll* • shark» m l lorula for lands that were eight u war. i and that should have been sold b\ it In the acre " I In P.riitiklyn. N V Fugle, after an :r: ••> I In I" loiula nieinliei retdi/us 1»-tl' aie probably many people in the stale. I wli" will enlieise him for foreingtin invesiigai • that an investigation will put a slop i" : lands, good and had, submerged and otheiw will have no weight with him. n Chet T he California papers are especially nn- t 11e? nel attacks on Florida. T in* caption to an article Thq Republican is "Everglades Fraud Hearing •■ ' ( lark caption of the article in the San Francisco ( hi"i> Stirs Horida Swindle.,! , qatiai I hejPortland, Oregon, Telegram of F< b P*. " itcii i»y| point of the Everglades investigation having bn a ! ihtl Congressman Clark, "In whose district the lari' ..iii.et ioni Evirglades lie, that u quiLMi-public enterprise. 11 .mur project, in his own state was conducted, in sin h , Tiers to excite suspicion that it Would victimize all'' people in all st*clions of the country. The i-i.ng preseniative of t(je territory in which this propi c the reheme to lx* questionable and perhajks crool. I and." The St. Louis Republic says: “Avoid Floi buying The Guard, Batesville, Ark., says: “ Bewa Hinds in Florida." The Chicago, Examiner, quoting Clark say > Ibgii Dflij rials in Florida will Ik* caught in investigation And all of these aro inspired by Congressman 1 atk, says he loves Florida. . To endow« Clark sit the ballot box is to a| l>renu*(|jUited and malicious attacks.on Florida , Every loyal, patriotic citizen will repudiate < I 'D *‘ntl give the lie to these vicious tales. A Benedict Arnold deserves the same treatnu at tiM*'»)’ was accorded the original. • . The TRUTH about Florida is GOOD EN<>1 1-H* The TRUTH about Mr. Clark is BAD EN«>* •-li­ lt. Hudson Hun- �wmI •rr! THE SANfORD HERALD April 19. 1912 OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD OF OUR SISTER STATE OF ALARAMA ACTUAL LEADER OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY B dng ft »outhern man U, however, but one of Mr. Underwood'» quailfloatloiu for the pmldenoy. He 1» a national figure—the only Democratic leader who ever led hi» party »o »afely by the political mountain pauei and Republican pitfall»; a man of hlffh purpose, rare ability, unque»tloned Integrity and rich experience; a master of the tariff qne»tlon and ai *uoh tho only candidate in the Democratic fold who by leading the DemooraU to viotory in the next campaign can kill the Banquo’» gho»t of Amerloan politic«; the great floor leader from the »outh, the brilliant repre»entatlve Of our »liter »tate of Alabama in the hall» of congee»*; the real Amundsen In tho field of candidate»—Otoar W. Underwood, a Democrat from Dixie. Sterilized Coat. Goal tn the mine la one of the thing! froeat o f germa. Old-time . doctors uiad to notlco coal mlnera wounda healed faat, though begrimed and beameared with coal duat. For a long time It haa been thought that bre ath in g In coal duit cnuaod lung dlaeaaoa In mlnera. Romo exporta dud freah coal la aa good nn aterlllxed, and »ay minora h a re lung troublo be­ c a m e they do not tnke the troublo to pot o J their damp and aweaty cloth 'I n g beforo going from the mine to their homea, thua taking cold In the open air walk. Exports »ay our mln­ era ought to put on warm and dry olothea a t tho mouth of tho mine. Dut It aeetna the mlnera hnvo tntnda o f th eir own, and although tho coal companlea In aoino places fixed up hot and cold water hatha and dr»»» lug room« at (tie mouth of the mines th e men would not use them, tint Went homo t o wn»h and drea«, us bad been t b r l r c u s t o m for g e n e r a tloua. Plea for th e S p a rro w . little W h ile s o m e o n e Every starla un agitation against the sparrows, w tildi aro s o p l e n t i f u l In a l l «uir p a r k s l u the n o r t h d u r i n g t i l e w i n t e r t i m e , claim ing that t h e y drive o t h e r b i r d s from their neats a n d t h a t t h e y l i t t e r up suburban platina Hut t h e s p a r ­ rows, w ith th e doves, b o b o lin k s, flqrhea, i ju n l l n n d b l a c k Mr«!« are f r i e n d s t o I h e g a r d e n e r a t al! s e a s o n s a n d t i m e s , b e e n u s e th e > e a t w e e d s Am! t h e s p a r r o w *. b e c a u s e of t h e i r plurklnoas nnd n u m b e r s , l e a d a l l ( tie oth ers ns weed d e s t r o y e r s lu t h e wintertime, nparrow« , - i l s t a l m o s t o n Urei) on weed s e e d s , ns t h e g r o u n d I» altogether t«*o hard In t h e n o r t h e r n latitudes to permit t h e m t o s e c u r e any* of th e succulent worms with which they regale themselves In sum­ m ertim e. That means l e s s w e e d s — Huburbui) Life T E N ------- D A Y S BEFORE T A K IN G ROYAL STO C K BEGINNIG THURSDAY A P R IL 18 , 1912 Our Entire Stock will be Sold at Reduced r Prices. Men’s Edwin Glapp, Walkover and Bostonians will be Sold at M yaterlea. " T h e railroad business Is pretty sompllcnted " "Yea.'' replied the trav­ eling man "I don’t sup|>oae I over will be utile to understand why two towna that look b o close together on a railway map get b'o far apart when they come to meaaure up the dlatanco with a mileage book " TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH Oxfords and High Shoes, Patent Leather, Tan, Gun Metal and Vici. All our Stock of Ladies Shoes (Except Queen . Quality) Misses, Boys and Children’s at I wenty Five Per Cent Discount, All Leathers. All Queen Quality Shoes I en Per Cent Discount. Now is the lim e to Buy Your Children’s School Shoes. . . . . . . B h u ttln g O ut Bound “ W h y do so m a n y of y o u classic I m u s i c i a n s wear such v e r y long h a i r ’ " | a s k e d t h e I n ' j u l s t t l v e gtrl "Mo t h a t w e c a n c o m b tt d o w n u n ' r o u r » a r t In ca s e anybody plays ragtime " D id n 't C o n f o r m . " W e l l " sa id th o g ro u c h y old dad. h e r e Is t h e m o n e y y o u ' v e b e e n c o n i - i Ing m e for I ought not give you a | «•«•lit. b u t I ' m d o i n g It t o g e t r i d o f y o u Y o u . i r e a M |> e lid th r lf t. s i r a »ix-nil th rift Hut r e m e m b e r a fool a n d bis m o n e y a r e i-ooti p a r t e d ' ' ' I d o n ’t s e e bow- y o u m a k e t h a t o u t g u v n o r , " a n sw e re d th e y o u n g ster p ick e tin g th e In-« k t v e b e e n t o r i M - n ' I n g y«>'i f,n ' b i s m o tte r for m o r e t h a n tw o w e e k s New Store - New Goods - Large Stock to Select From WOODRUFF & WATSON GARNER & WOODRUFF BLOCK SANFORD. FLORIDA lig a io D tiG tin a D n H n a n n iin E n to o lui ini Hy ( • • l u l l i n g In t h e Ulti»* s c h o o l liiniH»'» w h | . b w i t h t l u - l r c y c l o n e c e l i t - d e l t h e p h i l n n of K ansas he e a r n e d t h e m o n e y that p a i d f o r hl» legal e d u c a tio n H o c a m e to g e n era ! n e M '-e t li r i m g h o i i t t h e w e a l b y s o lv in g 1l i r v e m u r d e r r n r s t i - r l e s E xchange vi i i r i r i i i r A m itV rri n i f i i ir iu iA A ir i ii m ii i r i r i l i i i i m i m m i LAWSON’S PHARMAC NKW S T O R K VOTE 1 Business we have Decided to Put on a Special Sale for .5 Modernized. “T h a t atory of tho building of the T o w er of llabel ahouhi be modernl i o d , ” "Hut how would you account for the c onf ua l on of tonguesT” "W hy, I aupoae they had tho tower pretty n e a r l y up nnd t h e n Homebody yelled ‘d r a f t " nnd everybody s c c u a e d every body el ao a n d t h e Job was hold u p !” O n e of th e 1W Having Sold Mr. W. E . Watson an Interest in my Shoe NHW S T O C K FOR C. m Registered Pliarinaeist DUNN In Charge FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER LAW SO N ’S ---- Means Purity ¿I? Formerly Secrein n of Hoard. Is now serving first term as a member of the Kailroad Commission. Familiar with every detail of work of the office. a The Hoilrood ('mu* mission hos accomplish ed during his term, which lie fa cured nnd worked for. Reduction of L. & N. Passenger rates from lc to 3c per mile. Reduction of State express rates of $G0,()()() per annum. Reduction of 25 per cent, in rates on fertilizer material. Reduction of rates on lumber and fruits and vegetables on F. E. C. Ry. of approximately $20,000 per annum. Reduction of interstate fruit and vegetable rates of more than $200,000 per annum. Forced improvement of railroad tracks. Forced construction of depots and establishm ent of agencies in all Sections of the State. P treed operation of better train service in number of instances. Notably between Jacksonville and Peni sacola. Stiv working for lower freight and express rates, and \ for bettec facilities for the public. ^nsjrse this record. He will appreciate your support. Expert o n R u g s a n d TapeatrlaaMmn Knimnmml llavutilth. wire of tho Hclglan minister to Washington, la an expert on ruga and tapestries, having made a study of them during the four years that her huahand waa minister to Persia, residing at T e ­ heran Her father wan one of the best known amateur collectors of ruga i nnd tapeatrlea, having the finest In­ dividual collection of Flem ish tnpoatries !u tho world. Qood R eason. A certain Mr. Thelw all, who waa on hi» trial at the Old Halley for high treason, during the evidence for tho prosecution wroto the following note and sen t It to bis counsel: "M r. Krsklne, I am determined to plead my case m yself." Mr. E wrote under It, " I f you do. you will be h a n g e d T o which T _ Immediately returnad th is .reply: " I ’fi bo banged If I do." Bhould Bo Looked Into. A New York doctor complains th at bablea a re being loved to doatb. L a ­ dle» who are In th e h abit of giving th eir bftble« over wholly — %— thoulfi look lato üü*. ) ■ SUMMER F E R T I L I Z E R 0 SIZ E - Q U A LITY - E A R L Y M A T U R IT Y lr SEND M)H (»UH I. ATEST FKF.E UOOK • f,th THE PAYING GROVE. - L Y .1 IT tells the HOW S and W H Y ’S interesting to a ctjjus grower at this season. It also gives full description of our line of FRUIT A N D VI NE FO R M U L A S. Ideal Fertilizers and Ideal Methods have made the banner crops of the State. W ILSO N & T O O M E R FE R T IL IZ E ; ■Manufactureri of IDEAL FE R T IL IZE R S JACKSONVILLE— - -* -r �spr ; - j " f r " - ---- - IM E S A N fO R D H ERALD ‘sbiUbed Every Tuesday and rrViay M omlnl fly HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY. Editor I W. M. HAYNES. B u s in e s s M anager inscription Price. »2 .00 a Year In Advance Delivered la the City by carrier 12 00 err year In advance or 20c per month. Payments In advance m uti be made at ofllre arad OS aeoood-cUaa mail mailer Auguat 22nd ISOS, at the Poatofflce at Saalord. Florida an d er Act of March 3rd. I STO OAcc la Herald Dulkllni Telephone No 14M Tbo long days of summer are coming and the clerks ought to have that half holiday ere long. Good fishing weather and baseball will soon bo here. ■ The Florida Postmasters held a Taft Memorial meeting at Daytona this week. Here'a hoping the next meeting of Florida poatmasteni will chango complexions 'passage was taken Ix-cause it was shorter and though the danger from floating icebergs was evident to the owners, danger was forgotten when time was considered and the toll of death resulted. The automobile races are held to give each maker of curs the chance to demonstrate the »|>eed of his car und the crowds gather to see thenc speed demons race around u narrow saucer or tear up a country road with the attendant dis­ asters of ’car» »mushed and driver» and ■jiectatyni killed. They must make the speed and the loss of life is only a second­ ary consideration. A new train is put on one of the famous roads und the first tent is u rare against time in order to get n mail contract or frl-c advertising as being the fastest train in the world. A broken rail or one of a hundred incidents cause u wreck, and the loss of life is taken us a mutter of course. The time must be mude in the race for supremacy. T h e race against death, the race for supremacy, the mail scramble for the top of the ladder and the loss of life is the toll taken from the hopper. Where will It end? y The Herald will soon be made up of machine composition and then we can really give tho people a paj>er. With a ittle more encouragement from the A B E L A T E D CANDIDATE. 4 eopla who want u bigger city The Our friend und former editor of the erald can be made a daily. Citizen at the very last moment announc­ he Pensacola Evening News ought t (lye the artist who attempted to foist cut of tho Titanip on them and forgot j scratch the name Olympic out. The Up’a carpenter ought to paint the nnme it Felkcl Is a seafaring man too and 'Ca on the hay. , Tho candidates seem to give Sanford wide berth. Other cities are having ta of campaign thunder and as yet we ive not hnd a »jMH-ch from one of them those »pell binder» think we are going vote for them without bearing those burning upfx-al» they are badly mis­ taken. er! himself a candidate for the Ix-gi» lalure. as mdicuti-d by our Winter Gurdi'ti eorrespondent last wi»-k .*n<I by Mr. Now ton’s card We ure rather »urpri»*-d. as tin- Imp* seemed ter be drawn and perhaps most of the votenr hud tied themselves fast to those already ill the field. •We are quit« sure that had Mr. Newton announced early in the game some one of the voters would not have done so In fact, when there was a casting about for available Mien and the editor ol tb> < Irizen with other was inter viewed. I lie < ItlAeli. recognizing llo reason why the two former r*-pre»cn i itivny \|«»,»r» Robin-on and l.nit slioolil not have a second term agreed to support them before the |>oople. There i> no cliangi in tl.e situation and our in. ml Mr Newton, i .tiiiiot and *»•• ,r, sure will not expect u> lo ebange front or that votes already pledged will be ebanged at almost the last moment tlus we |is*l bound to sav in sup|Mirt ol tin - i.il lid .il.-s p led ged to Ib o u g li iitul some from other nations und they seemed to hav** stoically faced Death and desired to live only to assist the weaker sex und the helpless* little ones With all the women and children wived the Titanic sank la-neat h the waves with lights ablaze and the hand playing "God la1 With You 'Till we Meet Attain. No ancient history records such a noble sacrifice und never again will the true manhood of the nation have a greater test of the munhood that makes modern hero**. They lie beneath the waves where the waters of centuries will roll over them. Where no marble shaft can commem­ orate their deeds but their names will live In song and story and that memory will !>e kept as long as history survives. Prominent Orlando Citizen Mere Hon. Joseph Guernsey, one of the most prominent citizens of Orlando and one who is always identified with ull (he pro­ gressive movements of that progressive city was in the city today und paid The Herald office an appreciated visit. Speak­ ing nbout the many improvements taking place in Orange county Mr. Guernsey fully agreed that the Hcruld win on the right track in advocating a tourist hotel and country dull for Sanford. The Orlando Country Club will o|»en on May 2nd and Mr Guernsey extended us u gracious in­ vitation to attend. This class of tinjirovcmcnis have mode Orlando n tourist's Paradise and the influx of new (irople each year |g wonderful Sanford could well profH-hy the experience of our sister city In this respect. A Wonderful Machine The new Monotype, at work in the Her­ ald office, is almost human in (»issihilitiea. and (lus vwrek »el up the hulk of the ad vrrlismenl of I) A Caldwell A, Son» . un ad (bui usually takes the tune of one man fui tin gieater pail of a lay I In- Mono j t vpc I an put up the different kinds of I yIs • nud do the wmk m a hurry, and. a | itbiiu'e over the udv ei iisemelil will con vou e tlw- most sin-pin nl dial lite day of the machine Is here The Monoty|>e sel­ ling single l>|w and asling Job ty|«4 and sorts, is the machine foi lite pilnt«*r wlto lias a laige mu of all kimli ol wi.rk am) tile Caldwell ml is n (air sample ol wluil Ilo* Monotype will do m ihv hands of an expcnriii rd <•{ -r.ilur Mi s . The many change» taking place it, Sanford's busiin-»» circle» and a gemra] activity in building and manufacturing lines all |>oint t*i one of the most pros perous seasons in Sanford's history Election year in the north is a)way » dieud ed by buxinoew men but in Sanford the Proaidentinl election will not retard lulncas. We will go rigdit along doing usinrs* t-nil will only pause long enough (o elect a I h*timer at n I‘rt r * t jftsvt Annual Concert Of tl)f n f o rt J f lu ö t r C lu b a p rii C l)f \ It « *I I II « I Y 's C l g l ) t » iV C lo flt , p. m. wti.» I l ia d e hy Mrs I) H lin e i) \ \ Grand Aria Duo Piano Solo Mias Frank Violin umj Piano be H arlilrrr ,fr Srrtllr Mrs. O. VV. Brady, Miss Olive Hill. "Hoay Morning O’er the M ead ow «"- Vocal Solo From II 7"ri»ruforr, IVrif* Mm. Geo. L. Hoy. "D am e Cuckoo” — Chorus ............................................ Sunford Music Club a tn l v r l v e l r i h ls il l b o w s the able discourse of burnt»! men on prize. a pah of crochet mala, werecut for. lirAl won tiy Mrs Frank Lane Mrs F .1 t lilies s p e a k i n g oí tío m ovem ent of Frrd llillt r I S W U M l S S IO N Intermezzo Kusse "Hunting Chorus" Thru. F r a n k The Stumuti Orchestra Chorus Sanford Music Club. "1 Hour You Calling M e " —Vocal Solo ' Valse Hrillianlu Piano Solo Mr». Tolar. Lift Thine Eye»', Vocal Trio Mrs. T A Newton Misst» Bowler and Stumon 4 The lx**t Chorxl—Chorus Sanford Muxlc Club. .Su/firuri • Vocal Solo I mod Mr* Mrs Ms N ight Beloved B. H Pugh ( 1. Polk II ( Giror M is » i arrie I a ive ll I »nuble GuuMcttr Mr Mr. Mr Mr H. ( Poll Wiblman W I Till Paul I’ugb Mi» iiliv" Hill. An ompamsl f DROP IN In- urlìi w lm w im p t-o p le a r e g a t h e r e d t o g e t h e r t o l i s t e n t o relig io u s R u b r n t l r in Woodland Echoes" Chorus \ Sanford Music Club. I Bell. f h u r s d i i y ufleriiiMiii I wo (uhlr* of l ir i d g e w r r e p l a v e d I Ile lilglu-sl st ure ( h e tirsi (w«i r great Curl Hulun Ruby Calm as the Night" Pnn*|uitn Danza Mexicannn The Stumon Orchentra S i- m m u r i H o s t e s s T he t i m e In d i s e u s e t h i s i | u e s t i o l l I» p r o p i t i o u s o'»w t h a t *m m a n y of o u r ill*, 1012 a u tJito riu n i Mrs Puberi Nt-wmmi entiitnined al Viiclioi» Bridge «nmphinrnliiry l i Mrs ( s p i VK IN «. 2 2 , t fir tw u dam i y Iriali tro ch ei f i le i-ousobil lou OUR B U T T E R , EG G S AND C H E E S E ( io il / n l e s i n e tv e il th è b o o ti) p r i/e , a tir* k wc licvrr W lieti 1 Ile pleasillil gilllies wrre ciilielu e t c u s e s • -.II I.* I !!,.'• ir. a gn at I'lds-r of di'ti a debiloo» »alad t teiisr Mas srlvrd Mi» Sewm il, » gu-»ls , rii Mi» I II.tilt » f. Iteli Mi» I» VN I h . il , SJi» I il M a t h o l m o ni i g ..... I ‘l M I \ t. o | . | lug. While o n the Mlhjis l I h* I h r n l i l l.iugbbn Mis .1 VX Ile km». Mrs f .1 will pause lung enough to remind the Gonzalr». Mrs Lunik Lane P A Y C A S H a n d S A V E MO N E Y people of Sanford that thej^ have done u Will l e j r o Hie M onotype 'ln.^nwTr nothing toward providing a place for /eb KntlifT, a valued employee of I lie t lie I miv » Olir |iu»r of I'imHoM« • I lei ii Id will leave tonight for Philadelphia \ i A1 * \ budding w o u l d lull oiiiv f i r s t Street : Sanford M o m * where In* will lake a leu week» course at p r o v e to he a p a y in g v e n tu r e fro m a ili.- Mulini) |*c fu* tory ami Ih» unir timi | C o m m r r e t i t l » t . i n d p o m t b u t b e t t e r th a n ■Highly roll* rlMinl wiili ili,- inni bilie limi tla m o n etary i ■i r i» i d e r a l io n w o u l d *•• will phi y sic It in im p .unni pull in I t.c the div idemls m g.....I In-.ill I, . ,ng Hrt.dd olin e Mis» Mile I lull i|d wl.u st*'r>. strong not only m body but in will o|>eroli- the keyboard will lye bus) mind, s t r o n g p h y s i c a l l y moriHIv a n d Only exclusive Baker in the city All mixing done lien- It-iirmng ibe mil u nties ol Bus |mit wuh latest improved Sanitary machinery mentally. The boy Ii.ls a s u r p l u s tile miii'luiie Mi J A Hill will remain 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 G R O C E H S of nervous energy and u military com ­ here for solite m-i :» Ki-u,i.g the Monotype pany. a gymnasium, a swimming |*oo|, S p e c ia l O r d e r * F illed P ro m p tly in shape and setting thu (fcllmpient tax a reading room, a pool room, a bowling list. Wc Make Everything Known to the I ratlc alley all concentrated III a V. M. ('. A building would work wonders toward P H O N E 10Ü. NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U 1 Prank Clurh Will Be Here making manly men from the raw material A telegram from Bon Prank Clark lienrs There are rich men in Sanford who the intelligence lliat lx* will be here on could well ulTord to finance n building of Friday nflertiiam. April 2titli, mid will adPRACTICAL this kind but they are so imbued with ilrrs-s the people of tins section. As Hon. the idea of piling up more wealth that William Jennings Bryan will probably be they have been oblivious of tin1 Young here that day. Sanford will have a large America growing up around them. crowd, mid. If Bon S G Hilhurn and Pause a moment in your »crumble after Hudson Burr, can come, we guaranlee i " n i e r Main atnl M<»nror. J a cks onv ill e Ilrancli of tlie* <ÌK!;. \ I i the nimble dollar and take a deeper plenty Of rxgilemeni Ihe |>«nple here interest in the boy the boy who will me anxious lo hear from Trunk Clark, und system of Hiimiu ss L i .Hem s in the \ \ uriti — '¿ii y e a r » ’ micccss . I 1 soon be a man and dopetuLs u (kih your lo know why the Inud sharks are fighting graduates. More than 100 luRfh-grade instructors. Contract** help to assist him toward better thing». him Im v» r e m i n d s u s t h a t of c a r i l s Peoples Cash Grocery Sanford ha» a barrel factory that turn» ■lit 1,000 barrels a day and it is running .t full capacity, to supply the demand □r barrels ii\ which to ship the 300,000 • of Iriah potatoes from the Husitrlct and sa many more from points. Florida.U eertainly U■ , . a wonderful producing »trite icraburg Times. • factory is not being operated for gs growers hut Sanford, where 'ly {yotatot-si ure moving mrw at •ollare per barrel. t.. secure graduates POSITIONS or KICKUND MONEY M OD ERN H E R O IC S. Thu spectacle of thixse hriive men on tho decks of the stc-nrner Titanic assisting the women anil children to safety In the life buaLs and ull thoughts of self for­ gotten is n theme for the |hx>U to hand down to future (»osterity und eelljwes the brave deeds of anrient time«. The human mind ran hardly grasp the awful situation faced hy every passenger on the Titanic when in the dead hour of night they were forced to luave their ln-ii und rush on deck confronted with Death and no chance to i-scajsWith none of the details Ix-fon- us we arc led to Itelleve that no disorder pruVuileil, no brut«« rushed in und trampled women and children to death in the mad desire to cscajK- as did the man on thn Italian ship that foundered several yeara ago. Tho men were English and Americans Imi k t uncy W ork Circle t>> more Monda and Ceorgia Hankers and other bilMitcss in, Mrs W. 11. Mllteer was the hostess of A LL OTHER Morida and Georgia business colleges combined the Fancy Work Circle Wednesday after­ also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FR E E. noon. The members of the Circbe were A. H. JAM ES, Manager, Jacksonville, M delightfully entertained with their fancy worki'Yn^) the nocinl afternoon together. Delicious ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Mlltecr's guests were: Mrs. J . J . Burden, Mrs Rooerts. Mrs. Hines. Mrs. H. H. Hill. Mrs. T. S. Davis, Mrs. W T. John, Mrs. Kslcrliy. CAR Great Prize List Tile free gills that will he given away by the well Known firm f) |w11 A Sons are causing a Mmnpedr at that store, mu). In a few days announcement will he made, regarding the Ilnur, when the public will bo invited to come in and take possession of the articles. If you don't know nbout tlus event or Um teixea. aee CeldwelL - FOR SiAlLE * !■ 191 1 f)wcn Automrybilc. Ï " Dcmuntitrfitioi) by AppuiAtm'cnL Owner Gomg N. mI NORMAN D c F O R E 6 T r Sanford, FI/ricB �April 19. 1912 Monday evening. April 29th . for the ben<rtll of tli«* High School Library The lead­ ing will be from "Pickwick Papers Dr Blackman will give his time nnd services free Admission iweiuy-tivc cents Let everyone interested in (lie High School Library remember the '.line, ami come out III f o r ce 1 The Royal Typewriter man wm in the I city several days this week. Tile younger ladies will serve as wait­ resses Did >ou see tiial beautiful oil painting in Mr Davison * window the work of n Sanford nrtieiT Ask the genial pnqinrtor of the store about it See S hunt at the new jewelry store about the other prizes to be given uway Mrs A W Moses inis volunteered to net ns gen- 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 hound, stitched, welt or raw edge, th at may be worn Telescope or Dented. O I t * young people enjoy«! then regular ,' ' " 1 »u|«ermte..,leni. so success u> assured (lie fair |ifomntcrs Thursday evening dance in the hull. The many, friends of R. L. Ilutflics urc M rs O o n ra les e n t e r t a i n s Patronize Horne Talent, and attend the glad (o sec him out again after a serious Mrs. F .1 Gonzales was the charming Concert, Monday evening. You will licur Illness. 0 hostess of an Auction Bridge P u n y Wed­ some grand music. [J[Kev. P. H. Hensley of Tampa will r M G. Liftman, u registered pharmacist nesday afternoon. preach at the Presbyterian church next of Jacksonville has accepted a |sisitioii Three tallies of bridge were played. Sabbath. The highest score was made by Mrs B with Iziwson's pharmacy. F Wliitner. J r , who wan the firm prize; n W II. Palmer of the Star Employment l^Mrs. J. K. Mettillger was the guest ol dainty gauze fan Mrs. F I. Miller cul bureau of Orlando was in the city on Mr M. F. Robinson and family on a de­ tlie i insolation |»ritr. a pretty cup and Wednesday. lightful auto trip to Daytotm Inst week saucer. An entertaining program will be given y Postmaster Haskins spent several days After the plenraiiil games of cards were qy the Sanford Music Club, at their con­ of tills week ai Daytona attending * lie «included, the delicious strawberries and cert Monday evening. unnual convention of Florid i Postmasters cake were served Attend the Concert to be given nt the After a careful counting of heads, we Mrs Gonzales,’ guests were. Mrs O. W. Sanford High School, Monday evening, find that there were no Sanford people on Brady, Mrs. C. O. McLauliii. Mrs. J . W. April 22nd.. at 8:30 o'clock.' board the Titanic that went to the bottom Dickins. Mrs. Goo. Fox, Jr., Mrs. B. F. Hon. W. E. Martin, the efficient tax of the sea last Spnday. Wliitner. Mrs E M. McCullogh. Mrs For* gatherer of Orlangc county and Orlando e»i Like. Mrs. F. L. Miller. Mr*. R J . The election held last Tuesduy to Till was In the city Wednesday. the office of treasurer and collector was a Holly, and Mrs. Deane Turner. Concert of the Sanford Music Club. Mon­ ratification of Capt. Marks us he hud no Card o f Thunks day evening. April 22. Tickets 3 5 cts. On opposition and wn boy a handsome ma­ To ill who so kindly assisted us in the Sule at Mr. Newlun's Drug Store. jority. sad illness and death of our hustiiind and The city bus been entertnining several A military conijmny will he (ormeu in brother. I II Williams, and for the many distinguished visitors this week who have Sunford in the ncur future, as there are n beautiful floral offerings and curds of been taking part in the Men and Religion number of ex-military men here who will 1 sympathy we wish to exjvess our heartmovement. take an interest in the compuny «lid give (*-|i itmnks Mm* I It Wuha m -. It Will |AMs. Every one should uttriul tin- Concert at I the boys the manual af nrms W WlllUW* die Auditorium of the Sanford High The delinquent tax list lor 1911 will lo J** ri* School Mouduy evening given by ilie Sanford,Music Cli^. Tile Ladies' Ladles’ Aid Society of the Baptist Stic church will meet Monday afternoon, at g 30. In the ct(urch. Every member is urged lo be ""l»resent « W e can show H ats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? r Clothier and Men’s Furnisher N T uw r ll «»f t h lu m i n . v%h n m ( I m* i H > m i W r»ln«*s*ln ) I« h »k 1 11H ht*rr Mr ^ « t w r l l w ill u i I r r hi* l l i . r f r w l * m m iii m r f t liiiiif 1*11111 C8 m I F lut h in I m - n u r t»f t h r j* hr r n rnt Voto for C h a s . M. H a n d for S h e r i f f ♦ 4f + Dr torsicr came in Wi-tlnes<lny nigfit I < + and returucil Thorsilay to I lie Shelter al ,-!•<. New Smyrna fri-55-tf f+ of lite c o m m i t t e e c m p i w c r c d t o de« tile o n a solite« t of s t u d y for t h e m- x t y e a r ’s Sanford Machine Gua engine repair* day afternoon, ha a short visit in New fri IM-tf N Garage t'zi 1 ink Boston and pr.ihiMy W idimgmh w k ! t h e .I n h I tie r • |- a t w .1 s I l i ade rt'.rk Sanford Mi M l k in d * " I r •- 1 —•I« id ) I lie y o l |*ei I |o he a w. i i 11M-o I t w t « Ml- I lias, .,11, .,1 tli, . *11il a I( I «-* v»h" fri l i tf ( In n e .S t t a t agi* i n weess Mr f ertlald g o e s t o t.■I to - 1,11 •d dial after i.in-id'l iti-m and -ll* hasiness inleicsls V o le for C h z « . M H a n d for S h o r l f f russimi h) the lonnm l'e e they had laid frank Clark will speuk here next f i . - aside du- topic suggested and Inni tinnii My Home furili and liail* fin rent for duy and so will Hon. W. J Bryan and a departure from the former custom of (lie coming aeason. to reiqionsible |>arty you wunl lu come lo town lo hear diem cltosllig subjects and Itsil decided mi tile Ca-cil Gabbri, ut J . N W'hitnrr'* office 64 I f Never again will you get the op|mrlunity liny View (’ourse of Study for tin- season to absorb so much knowledge of interest IÜI2 n . Ill which Central and South | Bring voi» old tires to Sunford Machine lo you and your country \un-rnsi nnd Mexico would la* the pri|i ^ , nril ge I n fot vtilcnnlZtng fri IS If I J Youinani of (he Wouelnda Maim I Ipa I m|n.s ..I stod) After a short dis Voto fo r C h a s . M. H a n d for S h e r i f f factoring Co v^is m die cit V on llliilsdny i 11**1 *11 •»( Ihr i imi i)«‘t»«tr(llirii( m( ih* and slnitsl that las Itrrii had siiflered a * lu'* il 11 •I il*» * or k f•»c Ihr- li** \I >•*.»( Mini serious loss by lire recently, lull dial d ie> .»(In ì iii U'm‘*(» (Ih* «luti Imi iti vh*v* (I h were able to handle all orders from the l»ru^r>im f«»r ihr wh* I mK«*ii «i |» i purl of i he plunl that had nut been I an h A i!«allHlit fully int«*r**ftI mH nkiMch •»f All I m al A d v rrtlx rrn ritl« Luder Ih D etl hy the Dailies. Mail* f.^rilr. ihr Al*»*tlr ( 1* (irt*riihiiiil. llcadlng. I h r e r C ent» a l Ins f ach Issu r hi* lift* work timoni Mie f a i l l i 111 uui, The merchants of Sanford are thinking Stand Hope their wonderful lovr for him and Mir . For Sille— An nlmost . . new . # i seriously of giving a benefit for the busi­ . . . . a, . , . nihhrr (irr hn^kly. built hy mir of Mir fadeless memory he left ... tinti beni...lui MIItnilfllcturrrs in the nord. S M. ness men and getting hack some of the laud, was given hy Mrs 1 Y Dutton. Schwartz. R D No I fri65 3tp \ money that has been given (up ull winter Mrs Slrlngfcllow gave a short sketeti of For Rent—Five room cottage willi all I lie (Kocceds could go toward founding a N H (inriier it "Enrico Du Ikh* the Reclaimer of ihr modern iinpriivrinrnta home for indigent merchants who have The First Annonl Concert of Tlie S a n ­ Heath." telling or the iimpirution winch .given their all foe benefits came lo tin* well mforined 'und dee(i ford Music Cluli will lie given lit (tie An ditoriiint Monday evening. A|ir11 22. at N\ ^ ,c Sanford Music Club will hold their thinking man of the |k>a*ihility of te ii’cliH'k All tickets 35<63 tf tegular meetimg ut tlie Auditorium of the t hinning (or the agricultural ^ o p l e tlie For S a le —Gasoline engine, .V i H l ‘ lanford High School, Suiurdny, afternoon. vini tienili of Norway Alt exceedmgly GimhI condition Apply I'rpsi-lzyla Bot­ I 3 o clock After (lie meeting, the cho- interesttng tiritele and «ketch of ' Nil* tling Co I’linne 17’I 63-3-ti ts will practice-in tlie Auditorium for f iliseli, (ile Wall Slnyrr, wa* remi hv Come (Joli k t'lien|i f or «’.i-fi— Wliilr •ir concert. Every memher af thr club m ,*» Meli W’Imnrr. giving a nyiiopAt* of f.minici I liaoiher Soil. Oak Soit. Walnut Urged to be presem, prompil) ut thè (ite wottderful discovrries and invelinoli» Suit. I’- ic Ii Rockers. Slimll Ice ( best, lh*li Cilphuiird. Illoe Flume Oil Stove. Gasoline ie nppjlnt«f, of (he tirilliiinl scumtint ami iiliysictau ] Stove. A xininsler Carpel. I’ori li Hammock. (r H. II. Hill, left Thursduy. for n stay wltu bini (Ite alolity to ilo so miti li lo al WimmI Heater Stove. UitliyGo cart. Dining K<•■•in ( hair*. Lamp*. Dishes and Cooking 'Wo motiilis to South and North Cnro- leviate sulfi-riug, and to dlscover a cure 11tca*11*, Wlteelharrow. I’usli (art, Ijtddcrs. 1^ for the benefit of bis lienltli. Mr. for (Ite ferir fui ducasi* knowu in Ina coun­ und Tools, of all kinds. F ix -I t Snot*. 11 I Si x I li Street. 63 tf •‘U sufTeriiig iroin, u nervous break- try ns "Liijats ” After Ilio consideratimi of several mai­ for S i d e —Gasoline Stove. Cost $15 ' i ' l und by the udvice of tils physlcluti, wkeek recuperation and rest, from bus- ler» of interest and (Ite appointmetit of a Nearly new. i’ricv $10. Mis Joel Swartz. R F. D No 3. Sanford, 63 3 tp •iK. Before returning home. Mr. Hill continittee. thè club udjoarncd to meet al Gus. electric liglits ami iirtrsinu water lite residence of Mr». SVigfit ticxt Wed"Ulsit hit daughter. Mrs. W, B. Howard und rooms $ 1 25 ami u|>. 315 L. Fourth rtesday ufternoon. In <umbus. Ohio. Street. 6 1 -if WANTS 17 •int ColkpN fill give a Reading, at the Auditorial the Sanford High School, FL O R ID A •> ++■> + -> C ljiliu rn ’e s>liors lion .1 N Wliitner lids rclorm l from a |> m j ^ i h ' i I .1 *l ••f «* nt P il lil i B r u i t i v%hiih No e furiiislnil riMiiiis ut Smallili s. II > £ J tnp lo New Aork and slates dial when lli.lk« % ImIII '»tilf«** Uli |rf III** *11|»'f VInIMII I I oui I ll street ti I 1 1 . i • >v die news catlie m ahtail the sinking ol II« 1« Mlir nf tlir I > ; h -*x «>/ htl*>(lmU l*U»l V o te for C h s s . M. H a n d for S h e riff ++ die III it ll n* die scenes around die news lir** HM'ii m! ihr N«*w Smith nini <lrh«*rvr» ++ We .ire cqniplied to bandir- your repnir ÿ y thr *in «■«•** t i m i 1* i.'iiUllliK hl* wuy Pa Ih*r offices were beyond description VT »«nk Sjinfiiril Mm hm«* N Gunter t' ( 41. [.5 . 4. Mr A Mettinger of t'lidndrlplnn. who tu itili y* Itir V\rdnrMl«i) t.luh • lias been like guest of Ills still, J h Mi I r\ .• T Om* n i n i I « » li« »r !%#* w n K i M h v%11 1» »•«•Irr) I*f *5* I In Wrdtirsdfiy * loti held then regalar ++ linger und family for several weeks left fliiri'd hiiIi* Ihnl i»*s nt lhitl«*r wikxI V fr »-7 tf ♦ ♦ lot Ins home Monday night Mr Mi lu n ­ roeeling at the home of Mrs lient) Wight, After the minutes : V o te for C h a s . M. H a n d for S h e r i f f t + ger enjoy«! Ills stay ill Sanford and re­ Wednesday afternoon were read by the secretary Mrs S (I. j Home like and good accummodatiotiRat gretted lo leave ft I liase. t h e p r e s i d e n t l o l l e d for t h e n - p u l Siamoli a. il i L fourth Mrrei til - tf { Mr and Mrs Goo If Fernaltl left llmr* iW- Vl F'. Hackman, President of Kol- m •• 7 (l of the events of the season *• * l«hy stiow and snap shot car­ nival« Bit Imperial this week, witpre,n ihotihl»» are pictured in all (heir lovelie» nul the grown folks nrc pic* t'tr*,j alhtht-ir uglinlam But lm .«ure too rxt-iitft tlie »(low. for your picture is "mongjteiland you will Iimvp i tn- »Ur oyooUtfe and win u jinzc beside. i;V by the TlernlJ this year, and W c u lh c r R eport will lie set on our new muchlne. There. A ( mil |9, 1912—!G enerally fair tonight -ore only a fow country weeklies in die and Saturday south dint can handle such a proposition The big celebration und barbecue dial Wade, tne Tuner. Orlando. tf was to have been given at the o|M*nuig af 1 I lie Gide Guy lions«' Inis brought down The spring crops are keeping more die Geneva bridge tins been («islpoli«! Only J l 00 p«-r S A N F O R D l„-ople employed this year than ever lie and will he given Inter oil in die season fia- high «>sl of living f,,re and the Saiimlay mglii shopping Ihr v%<»rk mi thr* hriitiS«* will noi 1h* finish week for die tiiiesl (able Imarcl in die d ly See I’.nkrr 2* ■rowds are in evidente as a result. #•*1 in um»* •g*•»**»*V *1**•“■'**«**«**1**!* *1**)**J* »¡s »J*«I«*J* H,r llrriilil i'iiii.it*fi mH Ui u ih*w Mull«* ( V o te for C h a s . M. H a n d for S h e r i f f Many of the employees of iliu stores •>-y v -y -y-y-H- -¡- -y -y -y -:- <■-y *y-yv Aulnes and carriage pamlmg are dunking nlsuit die regular half lioll- ty|M- tiri***—1111 hrmtrr ilrrts (hl* wtifk fri .1 if > .!.■>> n11<t the I tiiirsdny t losing nul won uihI sihim thr H'lmlr in ikr 11 |’i Mf ihf* |"i|- r .1er w,«»I s I irsi I lass work deling if (lie enipluycr.s will stall Hits lien will h«* ihmiR«*! mul tfiv«* thr mitirr* I m a good table and home cooking come . v »iillirthini! l i r w . ¡1* thr »timt* olii ( y|m* lo die Sirrme Hotel for your meals Rates |J J el’ll on May first. $.i is-i we«-k 2 I -1 f J •> I lie many friends of Mis D I, Warner jjldMs Iimiidloiidti^ Iifirr 11 Um« will lie glad to learn that »lie is tloing nicely antler die cure of Dr. Masters, of I'nrt Orange ll is Iui|k-iI dull she will soon fegam her lieallh • J*! I XX Have to he Made ( )ver «1usf the Lasts in order to Give Freedom to Grow and Properly Develop. is Full ol the Right Shapes, the and Leathers, and You Buy ....... U -2 ÌÉ Right Shaped to the Foot ( )ur Stoek Right Styles them at the ** R IG H T P R IC E ........ E. G. D U C K W O R T H ! V I«: !•: T ; I IT T E R rlrji H Mi r No ti'.i ■ f v *•*1 •> > V *1*V V *J*** V V • •-t-■ «SH S.infuni. Florida; ••>-!• g- +*:* ........................ ...The... Altamonte AI III 41 III I t II = M IL E S ■ - SOUTH .......... OF i mw*i SAN FORD ri if-. •i»t list «ln»|! on litige IxttareeO '« 1 10 t« , n l'âik« complete •n« a 11 vr Kotrl m mi* i un Flofula Oranfc •tui sll 4ii.uftftitr nt* firr »1» ^urttf. Sdll 1«r «.»( f «4 1«1 To •111 1 %rI VU'r Hi ft* !•*• L|,r%t W4lri iu|t|tly All llltal Win* • -ii'J Al IA M O N T E SP R IN G S F L O R ID A (l. V \ 1 HAH he S SON, Props. , IJ For Sale— Anyone wanting bargain tn hr*t etnas celery farm address O w ner in care of Herald Office >7 if fur Sale— Two of tn> line track f 010* le v i Binforit. r.7-tf Varnish io-night Ieri acre» of gnnd laiul (or sole al a hitrgairi Tftree acre» clenred and ■r»||wd last seiison All under felice Neai loading Mnlain mi traci ino lni>Alinoli glveil iway l ’articolar* al Hi-rala 'hin* Fui Sule—5 itile furili, twi-nty In.il Ilo. oraligc lice», 50 tieni li trees uhm vcry , Inrge liearing tieni trees. modreii 5-ruotu cottage, (rout ami ha. k |Kircln ». fa. «•* sonili Golden L ik c. 3 olile* snoth cast/ni Sanford. 5 minute» walk to sliet-l imi wny, also Oveido ratlroad ‘Fine drittking water gnnd lliltllillg. lishllig uni stoni iiniig Also IO ucre truci' of ilo- ver) iiest ccleryatid lettuce lutiti, wcll locateti S utile west Camerini Ciry- Ics» tlinn a qoarter of milé front Sanford irtiction carline. I.and lui» ti gentle *Iu (m- fiotti Noriti lo South End. so Birre wtll never (■tinniuFor Rent—5 room cottage 1212 I’ark he any dnngrr of soured fatai Vufudblc P r iz e s to be Given Away teed 1 1 get flowlng well» un land Re iAvc. $12.5(1nicliiding water. G. W sonnhle pricr. and termi tn suiti Ad 60-(f The ladies in charge’ of the Catholic Sjtencer. dress Ixix 1127 City. 2-tf5 For Sale—Sweet Potato, plant* R«1 fuir wdl begin serving the public Tues­ W II IJiidrrwoixi linw lui* a flint citi»» t l 50 |a-r tliotiday. April 23rd, rit 12 noon sharp The Provtdenc. best kind jmnd Rex Packard. Route 2. or phone Itorse sltoer and blucksmitli litui cito supiier table is tn charge of Mesdames 102-3 gioir.mire all work of Bus nature Aoar (ill-tic Roomlllrtt. J (’ Higgins, ('jitte*- arai How- < To rent. Two rooms for hansp-keeplng Iuum-i* «alt he usauml uf lite busi ki.~i land The fancy (alile will lie under the g'"«l water, and use ol hnlli $7 (Hi |x-i of work m liti» Ime Sci- l'mirr * «xl wlien your Itorse needs slioes. 15 ([ 116 French Ave 59 tf sn|>ervi»iiin of Sirs O'Contior. Mis* Arankn manlli I Cottage (or Reut —9 1 1 l’ark uveiiue. f or Sale —A tract of atioiit 1.300 acres Takaclt and Mrs Si'haii|. The country 44-tl stare is to he run lt f Mr». W. H Hynes on tlie St Johns river. Sulphur water wells Address Box 843. City. I.- ,:*ZX can he had on all this property. $15 per For Saie- -Show case. I and Mrs. Wnltlt. Mesdames Dorner, Mnu- u va ‘ XMjis. K. 0 . Osteen, Osteen, Fla. •ioti style. ser and Minor will dish out the cunby. V* ’ ; ,W -B ic Vnlspar dries free of duat in two lioura and hard in twenty-four. Use to-morrow A floor varnished with Valspnr can be walked on in twenty-four hours, wittf* out sticking or marring. Wash Next Day The lustre stays, doe« not tu rn vyhitc, wear« th e longest. .. *•* %*' K eep s T h in g s N e w m L » » rw} ’ m **»*» n * 1 ' u* HAI ,rJ'¿g JL . . -• **• _ v x* •.. J ‘ *• -, * dÉfelF.''- • ^ . ■ ia ■•F �im m u n e m e sa bo rd April Id, 1912 herald VOTE bv FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT *’5 ILLUSTRATIONS ¿ y RAy U/AÙr/ts C B A H 'ltH X.—T U c h a rd T J r b t n n t , a n jnartcan w ith a n a f f a c t e d L n g f i s h sosat, recalva« a p r a s s n t f r o m a f r i a n d In CH AP T E It II.—Tha praaant p r o r e * to • a pair o f pajamas. A lattar bints of 0M m to tha waarvr. CHAPTER H I.—IJghtnut dona tha pai m u and lata at night gets up for a moka, HU «arrant. Jsnklna, coma« In ad, falling to racognlta IJghtnut, atun pia to put him o u t Thinking the »ur­ ani cragy, Lightnut changes his clothaa ttandlng to aummon help. When he r*ppaara Jenkins falls on his neck with ay, confirming Llghtnut'a belief that ha C H A P T E T 1 IV,—Jenkins tells I J s h t n u t f the encounter h o h a d w i t h a h id e o u s Ihlnaman dressed In p a j a m a s . CHAPTER V —I n a m e a a a g n from h is rtsod, Jack Hillings. I J g h t n u t Is a s k e d » put ttp'*'the kid" for tho nlg tit on his ray home from college. I - a t e r I J g h t n u t pas a beautiful girl In black pajamas Ift i a room. CHAPTER V I . —I J g h t n u t ts s h o c k e d by ha girl's d r i n k i n g , s m o k i n g a n d s l a n g y tb" i.jli ‘ CHAPTER M i l I n i ' - ! ........... .. 1 U-'tItut Is aatnnlsl . 1 i i' I in •K- « and m o r e aai 'i.i-i • i * *• l i W*; «Age t . from c lo t h e s li e 1■I•'■ • I J g ' •■ ytllilns's b«it« •!' n ^ ^ g t r l of tha paj ♦ ‘ • • « i 1" C H A r T K H X t v I .......... •: .k* her and allude« t • i ■ < . t ' d e c l a r e s liiillgni.ii' ■ aw h e r In I , i i l ' J, ' ...............- 1 .i Frances Is met l.-. .i 1 w h o ho lts 1.1 if k 11 > , « 1" t.% I '. * t e r I g n o r e s tie- I«« » ’ ........... . r • ■- , • h i m f -r " " • I I J g h t n u t I n k ' - II " ' « » i , . > *' C H A F T K I l XV IM U ngs st.rri,« ..vrr t h e oiitrairn o f I i Im n r r - M I l f ufi«! I sigili't i u t dliicove*r n o • i m i ’lilif**** ••!* %*«•• ter* on Ilio |m )ri »in - to t h r a s h ÌWg t FOR DONEGAN with " h T m i n 'ey») that* she WTi* H8termtned to make trouble about yes­ terday. “Haven't wo mot bcforo, Mr. Llgbln u t ? " sho had n»ked. Hut It otruck tno thnt Frances glanced nt mo with a kind of wistful light In hor lovely eyes, and 1 saw thnt tho gnino wn« to llo like n gontlom an — thnt sort of thing, you know. And. by Jovo, I wan getting kind of used to It now, a n f h o w — I mean since 1 had broken tho Ico last night. Not hard nt nil, though, a fte r a fow goes— really! Bo I stood out thnt I hnd novor had tho |»loasuro, you know— nil thnt sort of pollto rut. And nil tho tltno full Ilk«-, n Jolly end, too, meeting n girt with thul. when sho rem em bered' Hut, by Jove, It »'mi worth sacrificing tho frump fifty times o ver Just to seo Fran cos' face brighten nnd not« her faint flush nnd smllo ns she looked nt me For. dash It. I knew then I hurt drmo tho right thing! •- ) w ■Tim!’* grunted tho frump, compressing her lips and looking at my darling "Th ere's one *g3od * ttiltfg: tho experience with Mr. Htullh will ( I'riiiu tli«' Kissimintf. (Flornlti) V'ullpy fiayt'ltc) Wlipii (lit- ('unlit’ of t>MT‘o|y Witt) irtMled. lilt* lair .lolin Milton Bryan was tin* vtialof lait at the next elertion Ormijle (jiimlv itirmsliml the senator anil K. M Haiiniioinl was elect eti He was sutvetxltsl four years later by M R Marks, of Orange County jjivinii that ( omity the senator for eijjlit years Mr Hammond was stieoeetled l»y (' A ( ’arson, of Kissniime«who served for ei^ht ye irs and he was in turn sueeetsh'd hy l.miis (' Massey, of Orlando, wlm has jn.«t completed his servu e for eiulit years Then, clearly, if prertslent is to Is- »iliserviil it is Osceola's lime to have the senator ajjain: and in presetitinj! Hit* name of Arthur K Done jjan, the tK-ople of this county feel that they can assure the people of ( Image County of a re presenlative m the State Senate in every way the equal of any of tlmse who have preceded Inin in service in that distinguished body" 3 ** i C H A P T E R X V I Pi f"s«Mf TV Is c a l l e d ' In !■> I n l e f p r , ! glyphlca. C rii a i t i i ,, ho Calls I lie v h b .... ..... Cn b l - r o i I canti.it Hnd ally tratinmlgratlun CHAHTI.lt V \ I i * »»»ii« j 11 n hit h* «it inlrn«’«l Ih« tn ii I r I l/ntlmi appenm to tio “ thnt a pel » ui » • k !!• s tiprvlulrh .tini, u h , nfl Inn n u t , wholly optical " taka Olì t It «• ree »| s‘ ‘ |f • t I • JI 1‘* W it t ie r . T li* piofrNNor Iwirrtitvn t h e |»a- air— awful! " “Never m ind," 1 Hnld anxiously, for Jamirs for •gperluu nt "Hy J o v o !" I gasped. "ICxcusc me— I knew ho wan talking nbout tho woultTlinTo known 11 JI was inoro »111 s e e —com« right hack and toll rubles; "wo don’t enro." I smiled like a shrinking squeak ruM> lilng«\ y«u I feared tills Inst night And I brightly “ Lot's go down nnd see the you know-, that h« ii of thing I i|,« hed t o t h e e l e v u l u r » I t t i J e n k l h M enr nice e n r ' " And I tried to got Tho profi-nsor looked i.p f u m i Ih« 11« « In rlii in M i« h p a j a m a s tie w u b bold of Ills fnt aide, put mlHHcd It pajamas, n n d f o l d i n g h i , n t i n « «>«-i| ta l k i n g a b o u t, tu ii d J e n k i n s g l u tin i"('111' " Hillings looked puzzled. ! "* Dllllngn with a ■ .i.nli g I* ••r I L. ' a n d - I « « r un t h e perl«-n»ei «fT Then titH face broke Into a mull« “1 think I n - . Ii« m i l, l. v. ling I • 1*0» •• Ile lift I l l l e r e uri't III« Until Carp« diem -eb am I not rig h t’ his finger Y - •i b •-« i ' i i !'• ' Mi I icing* 1« gii in* i ii«« T in e t r u e ’ Whittier you any 11« titrated how i,«il « mi «I ! ti« M■ , d o » n Ini in« lint I i o u KI i i J d o u looked nbout oil n table L'm my • tlon In this Inscription Doubtless >im t i l i n g \\ 11 Ii h i m , e l l l i n r notes, now." he m uttered; and tin -i^ destro an «»imlim-nt up'iii mv part I km-li I ulidei Htood It wa h ttie caught up a small book and n pencil. I to confirm your proof of its nb»uidlt> d»ellin g of til* mind Upon tile lutili'*' k Th«f professor's man protested: m Reductio nd nbsurduin- -eh, guntleHe had gone hack In the night lor " l ’rolessor Dooronberry don't like—" [W m en?" tin-in In Ii I h sleep, for sii I know. "Oh, dash Jt, let him havo th e m !" I S f -A dovllleh ijiiopr look hnd corno Into Hut I thought most likely awake, for exclaimed, for Hillings was already B illings’ face. 11« nodded, gathered recent experience with him showed chuckling hnpptly and writing In tho tho paJamnH Into the professor's arme me that ho didn't think anything of little blank book. r, • and patted him on the shoulder In a w andering around the neighborhood In "Como o n ," I pleaded, catching a ¡.'V way I thought offensively familiar III* pajama* fold of tho pajamas "W o uld n 't you * "You'xo got It, p ro fe s B o i'" bo said. T h e Janitor s palo face met us nt llko to coino got some clo th e s onT" £ grinning tho Inndlng Ho d r e w back tn alarm. "No, no— Then ho whispered to mo ualdo: ' l'v« sent for tho police, sir, and It not yet— not until 1 complete my • “Not a word. Idcky great S c o t t i“ would be a good Idea, don't you think. notes," was Ills craxy an sw er "You **■ Hut h a.needn't have said that, avuti If If you could get him away before they know; aubluta causa. tollltur ef­ 1 had ' boon mind reader ^ enough to com e I don't want to get Mr Hill­ fe ctu a l" And he looked na though ho ing* Into no trouble " j f ' . guess what word h« meant It s u thought this wi«i!d finish me — about all 1 Could do to g«t out n Inst Hood Idea," I agreed " W e l l Just "Hut your friend," ho exclaimed word lo tho professor nil h o went out rush him to the car hut. b i n ! " suddenly, us he allowed me to throw tho door: I suddenly remembered lie was In a blanket about his shoulders and wo M,N ig h \ r pnjnmns It might he ull right to I moved out of tho door, " t h a gentleman Hillings to wander around In public j I mot last n ig h t— Hillings— Is not that s tree ts and vehicles In his night tho nnmeT'' C H A P TE R XIX, things, hut It certain ly wouldn't do 1 .looked at him m iserably ns wo under the present circumstances. Ho entered tho ca r to go down. might not care, hut then, (hero were "Oh, 1 Buy, Hillings, old chap,” 1 tho foellngs of th a girls to consider. protested curnostly, "don't you know And besides, dash It. I hnd some sort uioT" I pointed to the llttlo panel of of Idea It was against the law mirror In tho cage. ' Don't you kndw Hillings wns standing hy (|io win- I you uro Hillings? Can't you see?" dow looking nt a glnss thermometer I Ills fat head pecked a t the glass thnt ho hud Just wlthdr^wq from his for an Instant. Thon ho looked at mouth. / ^ me w-lth eager, hatting eyes. He " U n i i " ho grunted complacently. chuckled hoarsoly, gurgllngly, and out "Nlnoty-sevon nnd a quarter— my enmo tho note-book and pencil from hla sleeve. "Hotter and bettor," ho muttered. "Now. If wo could only go to. h im !” Ilu caught my arm. "In the Interest of this Investigation of scientific phe­ nomena. would ho consider a call In­ trusive— could wo not Book your (rlond, Mr. Hillings?" • jfH low I was of half a mini “It's all right, you know,” I gpntljr reassured him. "Yes, we'ne going to him—going, rit» 1UU* SHINE Candidate for County Solicitor—O range W. J. TH IG P E N £ CO M PAN Y General Fire Sanford Ountv �flit SANFORD HERALD SENATOR LOUIS C. M A S S EY C A N D I D A T E FOR R E -N O M IN A TIO N Senator M A SSEY has taken a leading part in the State Senate ever since he entered that body. The Committees on which he has served are the most im portant in the Senate He lias been Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary; of the • Committee on Fin an ce and Taxation, and on • the Committee on Legislative Expenses, besides serving as a mem ber of the Committees on Con­ stitutional Amendments, Education, Appropria­ tions, Fisheries, Militia, Corporations, Railroads, .« • *- . * ••••• , . *. • • %• • •■« ^ ^ • — ■■ • " Canals and Telegraphs, and Rules. ». .* ■ • Consequent­ ly has obtained a knowledge of State affairs and of legislativi matters that would naturally be of use to the people of this His record is not attacked trtve ( lie wn) h e e a r kit d i n .n l t t ..»nil lie h e ! I w h l s p e r e t l * i>t J e n '•i run ahead_and prepa tv the Hut tho first tiling wo an» a« t n g o tilt the bottom » a n a w o n t ml d a s h It t h o (ru tn |i Irin ' ' Ullll lel| a pulii f w«» dipped Yonkers. He looked up ut me, smiling ntxl noddliiK " F e e l nil right now, old m a n V’ I In­ quired cheerily. lulling» looked at me hard, nnd (hen, danti It. ho winked! And I bo­ gan to wonder, by Jo v e , If It wan Just pl ai n d r i n k l o r J u s t i c e oT lite P e a c e Tie* (irim nryrl.e e nt limiti miti n. un »nr in,» .innuun«r»l thrm arlvr* fui MiOolhir .,( | u*ti,i- of lltr Peace. my Ira m l« have privaili.l tat m«* in I» Dome n candidate III precincts Nu 3 nml 25 Or angr Co.inly. sohirct in DrmtrraMc |>rlrnnry II rifvtrd t* III emir,Ivor til fill lilt* lift!, r ttllll lliint-.lt «mi rretlil JOHN I ASPIHM iN ' ' Mmg* l'stnly tr»t it*..* r l i n n i ii.it i -t. K » i • >«• Jnrky' I u ltim a i «In« » t d * i f , | it 11 m i t i ' ».it> the way tho wind lay' Ami d never even no much un nuapecl* •That w a s why ho had raved ho d her beauty! B ea u ty ! Boor old >' It I had been sad uhout him it*. It » n s n devilish ñlght worao u i i I,. • ••' \\ Mil him » nn ■i me. panted tho otneer; 1 know m y— 1" And th in he gnvo a shout nnd prong tor the cur ” |t.'* itiat fellow that wan prowling 11. *11 ' III*- »! litoti house ' " h.t yillivl Why, duRh It, Kh L • * womhir he w na rrn sy! \\ by, 'l.i.*h It, ho would havo to bo crazy! II«- was muttering to hlinself. Item arkable!" I heard. ■•'Hingular I) sensato nnd exhllarntlng! Now, j n< >er would hava thought— urn!” And then he very deliberately took h" r dead between hla hands and — kKs.d her. Then ho looked upward "■iMighifiilly and did It ngnln— like a k«.n drinks w ater— you know! v*W fden while wo— that la, Je n ► .and I— wero trying to urge him 1 <>ut cauio tho note-book ngnln nnd ! ' scribbled rapidly, muttering nudl l''r »Mblal osculation—extraoriilnary - Miulatfon— aonsatory gnnglla—rau- ‘ • «- m om hrano— j [_ I 'o l l c i ! " I . whispered brutally In M" Dump's ear. ‘'B e t t e r lot's get him “ And. by J o r o , th a t woke her " * t of her tr a n ce ! In two uilnutcB "he hnd cajoled him to tho enr and blm Inside on tho cushions. 'Vo bunched blankota and rugH about bint to hldo tho pajam as. ' Jncky, dear,'' gushed tho Chlncso fr«ak, "wouldn't y.ou.JIko for me to alt by you nnd bold jf’our poor h a n d ? ", ft looked aH If bo would. Tho frump turned to mo. "Can you drlre tho car, Mr. U g h tn u t? " Could IT Well, I would show h e r !' r-nmclnlly na FYnnces bad changed to ?*‘o front na abe aaw ua bringing out l)HI|„w . ■ "Tako tho train —g e t Billings' things Mum tho club,” I callod to Jen k in s. 9hftrp, cow l And here, unhook that humbor thero on tho back — gtvo It horol" I » Jonklna boaUoicd. J a thliik th e re ’s I ni Conili) I ■o.O in «■y * m ull ( i , h , , i t ii* limn (lit.*1« ptduwaiktf My i ip » c u t Hying nr we nKHIOOu it ! 1 » a « detlllsh glad, ler l In- ip.'fli.i llirt-w FrnnceH' bend nl niimt against mine and I (elt the tick ling liriiah of a little hair wisp na It «««pi my no««*. lU'i eyes » e r o dancing with e x ­ citement She looked barn waving her hand nt the tlgure of O’F e e * o tr o t­ ting flum around the corner, and her laughter, pen I«*tl Joyously, deliciously in my ear. "Oh, 1 think American men are great are w on derful!" aho cried, striking her little hnnda together. ” Kspcctnllv Harvard m e n —ami e sp e c ia l­ ly--'" She stopped with the fulnl«*«t catch "B y J o v e l " I erfbd. '"Do you mean it ? " A n d ’ for the briefest Inatunt the hands v ftre th r e e ; but her scream brought me back to earth Jual In lime to ativp the lives of a man nnd a boy. Devfll«h ungrateful, too. fur 1 could Dec tho man, throe blocks behind, nnd S t i l l Blinking hla (laC T h e wny with these pedestrians! At Fifty-ninth' Rtreet wo caromed wittl a hansom trotting too l^surely across th e plazA, nnd I listened for nearly a block to the rem arks of n bicycle cop before he dropped behind. W hat dashed me not a little was BID Inga' Indifference to tho record 1 wan m n k ln g ’ for bis enr—didn't seem to Cnr^u Jolly hnng. , •' T h e frump was still bringing on him In a wny to m ake you Hick, and cooing and going on In a nervous, half-hys* tertcftl way I never would hnvo thought h er nblo to chirp up to..A nd Hilling«, wa* holding her hand! ••flgllor 1 call ad to him. Just altar My Darling la Slandered, Seem ed to ho only about a tnlnuto moro and wo woro clipping through tho cu rves of tho Wolhurat park— F ra n ce s pointed tho way— and hud «lowed down under tho portococboro. Tho frump whlnporod to tho man who opened the door As ipilotly an poanlltle, WllkoH." «he .aid and wllliout liln father se n tig hi m T h e Judge 1h owny, tntaa.'' anld tho man "H o drove down to tho village with Senator Sonkcm. who hnd to catch a train hack to Albany, but I'm looking for him every— " "Ho quick, thou,*’ Jerked the frump. "You know what to do " "I guoBH I do. m 1hb," nnHwered tho butler gloomily "I'v e hnd to do It often enough -J’erklna nnd me. A good cobl souse— th at's tho th in g— nnd then bed 1 k n o w !“ lllllIngH waved hln hand to tho frump na he mounted tho stairway In* Ride. And then, dnsh It, ho klased hla (lngera. T h e frump kind of glarod down tho ..... P O L I T I C A L ..... :: A N N O U N C E M E N T S Tn the I »'inner n I r Voter* u I Urnniir l mini, 1 I lieretiy announce mysrll a miniiiliitr (nr Hit ol I fleo of County Treasurer, In (tiling your *iip|«tr] In the coming primary election for litis very lm I ( » rian t piare, »lile ti I* In t«* given In .unir urte liy I the lfenifirrnlk* voter. >i( till* cnunly. nnd If >mi a n t lee’four »ny eleni In honor me »lib tin. p lm r I pruml*q >ihi timi I »ill nt nil linir. nnd oinlt-f nil 1 rircnrnaInner*« «irteli» guard tifur interest. ... I n a . lie* in my p u « r r ) " n r. t» r , (roly • I II I . r > * I un i t'l'l'tlnit* tndorr . ‘ r ni' ini. t ut ilit* I r*£|. It • I*« Its) I t. ill rnprearnt .u»i »ill rnilrnvnr to return ill meet »Uh tuur.hrurty Respectfully, fìrneex tox.-Js. K r p r r . r n i n l o e m i h r le gisla ture of ihe if t htritln (nr Orange •minty s%ií»n A Rnrawvw. l o r (.oiinl\ S c h o o l llpurd Mn.utfj %#t..,| i«*rm «« t meitilier ut the . *■- lit*i II*,,r.I I •».., I.. , i .m.lidale lm re•• li"ii in i l l ’h' • Ir■in I i.nir m*i Nu ¿ MI rmuitii I or C ou n t) * I or S h rrlff Jallir* A Kllknut.l ammonir* tu. taetliil.Ht (or rr-elrction lo Ih» olhcr u( M inili .,( Orange county subirci lu Mie drehio n n( ih#* I «rim ira ile prirnary lo tre held on A|irll ITI. IIII2 Ju d g e I ii* r* 1.« . « " iiu *iii . i- rtia ' nttilltlnt*) (of re rlrc l lu n i" Hir i>•*«it '•- i t I ..., mi f futltf. "1 Orange County, • •ii'icit r*. Hit--I . f .iun yt iIn- I Viuucrutk- primary lu t«* lit^ltl un April 30. MM3. W iu j y r M a m a. I licrrby fiiiiiuiiiur in>««-If a candidate for re-' appointment in ilir od iif of bulge of the Criminal I aro a candidai«.* for Ihr ofTUe uf Mietili o( Ur auge rounly suhjrct tu Mie decisimi of Mie Demo Couri of Krtvirtl »object lu tho action of ihr* IVmo* rratk* prlrnary lo Ite hrhl Aprii 30. MM2 H.iving rrnlk- Mrinmry serve*! In thè Capai lly ni ilrpulv »(irriti "I dir » T PkTMM W Allow. ciHinty (or n numlirr nt years ami itrlng Inmlllnr wllh Ih r «tulle« ut t h r u n i r I Irei Unii I rnu le n i r thè fp:r«(kiii ol niy aitili) y rtilirrly tu Ihr voler* <>( Oraugr uuinty Ctu* Il ll.v p F o r County S o lic ito r To Ihr m-morrolk* Votr/ • of Ortingr Counly I hrrrliy a n n o o m r my candidacy (or rr nppuini m rn t to (h* oltlcr of rounly »oik-itnr of llrnngr county, iuhjrct to thr ««lining IV nitcrnlk tnl marlra. Should I b» *« fortmialr a s fa . n u r c rr< nm m rndatio n for rr «pptgnlrnrnl hu ano'hrr tr im f o r l a x C o lle c to r of nfTWr. It vtilf I»* my rarnr*l r r r l ra s o r nt nil (Imrs to (triform Ihr do Hr* Incuinbrnl ti|r*ti mr > nnintuner my»rlf «• n candirlairt for failhfully anil f r a r l r t .l y lo th r t»-*| nf my nhillt) rt rlt-t dtin to ih r oftter uf Tax Collrctur of Orangct lit«» A I lit'n in * . I County, luhircl o (h# Llrinocratic Prim ary. If Counly S«i|tutor ! t'lrclrd I Plrtlgr to you my faithful tr r v lc a ni I hnvr rntlrnvornl lo givi« |„ (he prut. To ihr D rm o ralk Voter» of Mrangr Counly W. K. M avtm. I h«-*rby nnnuuru«* Ihni I am a caiitlKlntr (or th r o(h«r of County Sol id tor. iuhjrct in Ho* ntlloti of Ihr Mrmucraik Primary, and rr*t«« ifully ».k for your tupporl W r Smvr lo Tlic Voters of Orange And Osceola For Superintendent of Public InstrucCounties tloa I hrrrhy announce that I atn a c andldalr for rr rirction ««SrnnlAr ffom thr Itith t*l»lrlrt. iuh|rel to i h r action o f t hr Drmn-rattc l*Tlmafy I thank you «tnertely for your »up|»rt In Mir pair, nnd If you approve my IrgUlallvr record. I rrapectfully •«»belt your rupport «gain 40*if Im m C M u « y To th r Votrr* ol Orange County I berrhy annaunert th at I am a cnndltlalr for thr iiflk-e of County Sui>rr|nlandrnl of Ihjhllc Inrtruc lion lo lurvrrtf my*rl(. *uhlrcl to Mir avMntiofMie approaching Ormorratlc primary I feel Mint I a m pm iltnrly fltrrrf for th li oBlcr by rdocalional quallflcnllgn. and by-, r ittr r ir o c « in* m anagem ent of sm all and large or haul I, a nd In For Constable • tlraling with teach*»«, by natu ral t r m p r r a r o r n t anil I herefty aniKKiare myself a t raiuii«talr for rr love for t h r Work apt! tty familiarity with the d r rlrxilon to the oW coof Constable qf J in I ire of tailt and the ganrral d r m a n d s of IhrgfUie aopiirrd I'rAle P islrk t-N o : «I* .whkJt Includa* »i>tlrg pyr* during my ureaent Incumheyicy If electr«i to th r For Tax Assessor r l n r t t Nua ft. 4 aad Hft. and solirif the *up oftlrr t h r rtluraiional ImruWti uf th# comity will (» I n n m n m f r my raii'lida« > h*< rc » upon my h rart. Hftd I » ill ondenvur in r t , i) way to 11 1 k uUioaof fa r -A U ta ta f U t v i r - conn ty «nbjercto W W i A V ^ **** Ä W f e Ä l T " h rfn tth h it to th* m m tnOA««vt tjic ilrvi.iito of thr Iv rtt'.rir^ lulrun I I Mt K im« ik on ArMI 3 0 th . MM2 I hrrrhy anoiMiKT my calidlddcy for lh« oiliic I with (a announce lo M»r v o irr. of Orangr of Conttnblr of thr 3rd )u*llce Pro«» itirliter *m Counly. t h a t 1 will tie a rarnlidatr for Ihr oftke of broking voting precincts 3-2.1 and 4 In thr ap Sheriff for Ihr aaid county, luhirct to tfir primary F o r Conni) C om m issioner preaching primary April 30«h. 1912, jf alectrd I to be held April 3 0 th IIM2. And pjtllg, ¿ » ¡ ¡ / r will be a candidate for r» rirction to thfl ofllcn will perform tbs duties rontcientloutly and In the .to cwrry out the law without fear or favor to a n t of 1County Commi**toner uf Ornrigr County subject hast of my ability. I wllbby graMfull lo my friends one. and special privilege) to none. 1 respectfully to the derision of the Democratic Prim ary held for their support. a tk your itipport. ' Ksspocifully, April 30th. 1912. I sxxx Woooatfrr. �-- —. *>.% - , H P ? « '| T i., i TW April 19. I9IJ 1HC SANFORD HERALD O \ Wr* • I •• required by law ol hi* purpose lob« auch candi­ dale - b k h t t a t c m m l ih *11 be «Unni by him and descried vdiTla o f l K o fine old "hall and V R E L IE V E Ï 0 UR STO M A C H , ï . S S S K “?. S M i S J l f W S shrugged her «boulders. ■ ----- —•* defra) ripen*«*» of h o id in j »ani prim ary d e c "Evcryb o< ly ionflng. aa usual.” *ho W . W ill M .lp Y o u O o I t - R e . d O u r C a n d k l.lc lo r memberilnp un tb e Coamuttered tfourly, and *ho hurled her G u a ra n te e . || ¿reftakmaJ Committee «hall not be rrquirrd to pay coat at tbo cn rrcu back of a great r . __ , , .... , . . any nwnimrnt. and »hall makr their application n j ü p o j w i i i m n j I h * r o m p f t \y e m u l ! fnr on i h r irallot to i h r re ep rctW r County cathedral ch air— and ral**ed It r u l l ì i I f i»r»»f»••rly \\> ««»II n 1 l om m ittrr» It w u cle a r that her type acorned • . . . . ,, ...i V v r n t h Thi» C o m m it te r will f a i u m the reI » . - l l h e l . g n n m i l l e e I |u n i t ,,f t(JcJl r | „ t l w , IKJ darlarr ,b r fr»ult and conyentlonnlltlea and knew bun to r e t n e d j 1*1 .r will oí . h J ,Jof**!y rol!»* V • • Indlciit loti or »ill in «lor «raton i»»ur ln»trurt»om and prorotti make tbomaelves thoroughly at homo. " i hopo you’ll bo made comfortable ¿r „M-.ll. l n e „».-<1 d u r i n g “ ¿'„U f'^ d ÍÍE T -u Í .* under and bT virtue oí the ' power l i t a n i a under the law and n il« * of the here. Mr. Llghtnut.” she eald, poellnK ih** t r i n i f» III r t n i l till» tlM*r n o t filili?. T l i U r o m t i l y Im a bo o n n n i u n l »(•»xnll ^ ^ IIa i t x i u , a glove with a Jerk, ’ but l have my I > ) mi m; m T d M o la (V r ta ln ly n o o ttfTor Chairman camp— Cajpjpsltn Committee doubts." I))' M»*|^I te.lnu Tablets Certainly no tr e r ;j chairman ------ , „ of , * ... . . , i . . . » , i, ,,t,| Pern CuaS Com 2 nd Cons U i»l of Florida And she gave a kind of hollow laugh. I could Ihj fair, and our offi r »b'litld April 30lh 11)12 ■"Awfully tiresom e, theso country lx* p ro of povlllre flint ftevnll I lynpcpala ] J o » * Ikns. Srcy places,” I satd sympathetically. ' 1 1 T ab lets are a dcpenrlnble remedy. Inasmuch na ttia< mull* Inr will rout acrowed my g lass at n couple of footAN ORDINANCE you nothing If It i 1»mh n**t l>«,in*tlt you. riicn who cam « Into view at the far end of the hall, and who were whis­ w-e urge v.«u wlm nr.- «tifT.-rlng with |0 .^mrn<j s r c t l o d No 171 «1* Chapter pering and chuckling nbout some­ Infligeai |.m or d> A|M-p-«ln to try Item ll 12. of the Revised Ordinances of the A 2f.cept Ixix | thing. . 'Thing» seem to be run a bit I>).| h-|m Iii Tablets City of Sanford. Florida, or 1892. confnln* enough tnedlrlmwfor flftivji | loose, don't you know— thnt's a f a c t entitled: F o r chronic en*«** i Don't mind for myself, but fancy a day«’ treatm ent two larger «Ite*. fd) I Ftitr I jm its and B uilding Rrsnucnoa». girl might Und It rather trying visit­ w.i ' lim e cents and $|tv) ltememl*er. you! lie il ortl.in c l by lh«- Msy.if ami City Council of ing here.” can obtain Itexall Itemedle« only S*nh.rd FI»., that Section 171 of Chapter 12. of ibr K n l . e d O r d in a n c e of the f i t / of Sanford. Florida, H y Jo v e , how she opened her eyes at our store — Tho Itcxnll Store. of 1892. be and i* hrrrby amended to read a t fol ,v • HAVE YOU SEEN ---------------------------------- — ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- t D E TR O IT? : Burns mort* Air and Less ( ¡¡isoline than all others F raoccs?” ' • ! e ja c u la te d In p r o t e s t , t i l l y o u f io — y o u Jui»t VAalt'** A n d f y e s T h e c a ll And Lbla waa my darling's friend! But h er clnws rnknd on: "I toll you you just can't be familiar with grooms r r ? -i Ivi* •- liiish i .<• if I i. i'it. t t Perfect Comlmstioij. Pun* l ire, Absolutely Safe. No Smoke. No Odor. „ S i m p l e and Durable. . . Not she! title Just twisted a sour s m ile at me ■ 'IT n n ih rile K f U lite d re. IN r h n p s I \ Absolutely * theme we.t on Lake Monro, to point of 1* * , ^ ] „u U n tn c r . p. Mt „f oedin.n „.ndat hen-wlth le an.1 areheref., repeal! ♦ ♦ *•* Clean ! , I hrrrtiy rrrtlfy that llw f»rrfnln| oníinanrr wat ... .......... ^ ; dlitrict to hr ih.wen try the dem arstie votera of >•* nay of Apra. A D ea ch crainty retpectively. I TfHirlh The m lrs (in rrn in | 4hc S la lr Prjmary Approved by me thl* U c rlrrlim f nT rf^niulialmJ by Ih r IVfiMCialW’ Slnlr Ceimmlttre »hsll oxitrul in the primary rieetion of IBI n nutninee for C o n irr u w hrrr apt licalJe and not 01 frill !mon 1 1.1 rn 1 with .prcific rrip ilrrm rn ti of thli A LL fN~ TH E W. U s m . City Clerk day ol April A. 0 (i W Sri «it i. The Oil Stoves have the Best W ickless Burners in the world, also the Latest Improved Open (¡rates, full size top and Substantial Fram e. A Powerful Cooker. No T roubl e Always Ready.................................... Mn/or .-.»mitiittn- Notier ( a a i 'l f a r m a n d luigi!)' b o r v a n d t w o m ilk c o w s w i t h t a l v r s 1 Im m n.i 1. W ilv m l u m B Ü R N ERf! for sale Apply io ÎH tf i n a i « ' + It <■ + Ask the Man To Show You * <■ T ! ■> ■> s j I WILLIAMS & MILTEER $ * Just across I lie *U' <t I U.intl Building 4- VVVy VVVV4-+Vf*V ^ 4 V + VV■!■■!■‘f VV4* v •!*v-!■V■!■-!-■!*4*V -Í-*1*■'.■■!'->■-I* * 0 '* you il on t know th at F r a n c i s ha* sug timi III.- t - . l l f l l l tllll.-» 1r rtf. 1 1\ mid i •I. t > » ti.-l 1 !, 1l r .III r - • ». t V Î ; Ji •«i ¡•lair •»1 1Li r«• HIV \. iu \. ; ,1 « M 1 •ft t t hot i¿U f' r l,l> k « k.i k> 1 1» l f. •Î llQÎO it «Olili) ilrUl*« rat »'O.- 11r •*t li »*r J a c k has' been n sort of com pensa­ tion—that s It. e h ? ” And I shot her a foxy wink* That Is I nlmnsl did pulled up. thoiiRh. Juwt on the brink t>.» I c ie . Utate me cold marrow* f. r an in*iaiii. thinking lion I miglii b a l e m inpit. inlsed m i * . If. you know I• .* I could spar. Iter fli .* h . I t .1 id it III «<i d - i l l l - h i.iu ttnl. » l l i . t I* you would have Uto'tKht so tor that sort of thing said to a normal Yankee girl would have stirred her pride or unchained the Jolly lightning* from her eyes—you know! But dnshetl If this Imported freak didn't suddenly noil with a sort of chokey snufflo and reach out her bund for mine "How you do u nd erstan d !” sho crooned unblnshlngly. and sho leaked n big cold te a r down upon my hand and let another splash my cuff and Jen k in s hadn't come with my things yet. dash II! ”1 do try to be patient nbout F r a u d s for Ja c k y s s a k e —ho asked me to. and I tlo'iry not to mind tho way things art- run. but oh. Mr Llghtnut. what this place needs is n h e a d !" S h e a lm o s t sipieered m) hand, and blinked damply at me out of her pasty fnce "And then,” sho snuf- I lied, "I do so want to make a houio for my fnther and my brother» They have never known whnt It waa to hayo • n home—think of I t ' ” ”Bee here,” 1 said, tlxlng my man- j oclo sternly and folding my arma— I for 1 had got back my hand under pretense of fixing .my part. ' You don't mean to say that J a c k would ever ask you to tnk<T charge h e r e ' ” R n th rr plain and direct, that, don't you think 7 So rt of tjeavy broadsword , stroke, you know But sho took It f full and c le a n — never winced or turned a h air J u s t looked thought­ " Y e s ." shn said slowly ’ larky »nr* It'll have to com e to that some d a y some arran g em en t Neither of us ever want to m arry .” ,,O h ! ” And my monocle dropped! FURCHGOTTS ■l A C K S O N V T L L i : S M AM M OUTH PLP I ^ 11>KL Has reserved in (heir Mail Order Dep't for i Ih- <m In sive supply f>f O u r Out Ot T o w n Custom ers 2 , 0 0 0 Y a r d s of N A T U R A L D R E S S LINEN ( '¿1 h i . w iilr and warranted even thread linen SampL S p e c ia l By Mail 13 C e n ts The Yard Br axt on Beacham I IIIS is tint* uf the very lx*st values that we have ulicf .1 ' ’ i- » 'i la Isitli quality and weight il may Ik* nieely •' ! . - I f”f summer dresses, childrens dresses. Ixfys sails and huh« ■ , .. it 't i l l ' miii TAKt ADVANTAGE OF THESE WEEKLY MAIL ORDI R OM f KS MAIL your order to-duy, makinj* remittance und n«l«lr« "ii'i! communications to , ____ Candidate Fo r Congressman-at- Large F U R C H G O T T ’S D E P ’T STOKE JA C K SO N V IL L E . Favors National Aid for H A R D R O AD S More Money Spent on the Navigable Streams and Harbors T h e r e is no w a y the Pe o p l e of the I n t e r i o r c an R e c e i v e a n y D i r e c t B e n e f i t f r o m the N a t i o n a l Appropriation Except b y A p p r o p r i a t i o n s for - WAMiD—AMIVI MANNIACH 10CAHIY I o Join thin Hoclcfy. Kick, accident, death beneflts. Ami Introduce our Memtienihlps. All or «pare time. |50 to $300 * month Kvery Member o«cureil j l r e a you a steady monthly I n ­ come. Kxjierlence not ueedrsl. W r i t « for plans Box OK 203, Covington, K y. -- ü - - - FI-OKIDA For FLOORS TABLES CHAIRS OIL CLOTHS '0 AS.9 AU. INTERIOR WOODWORK CAMPBELL'S The IVARNISHSm O rig in a l i: [TTlA V IN G purchased the laun5 I-----1 dry buxinra of Hop Kce. 1^* will be found at his old place of business in the Bishop : Block. Will be pleased to do your work at the following prices: Soft S h i r t * , ....................... 10c Hard Bomm and Pirated. 1214c Collars and Cuffs, . 2 !4 c each 4; Get prices on family washing. WUAN SAN Hard Roads ( T o Be Continued) ‘-■Jtr.rv. ♦ ♦ ♦ * J | ♦ r, throe* .ide of Palmetto Avenue, f n r Kc t f . i l her natn«-’ If you f.-.-l that » B > . I «Ion i «•••• » I n the de II in' I mean w hy Ilo V>M l i-t.i y ,,n l l .i e and er HU. r IIP <• ) n 1 1 self ’ I ilr a « i. d ' l . l * III the most d. i ilsh « a n a ili i .m Id pat k m i i li 'r iih at 1 k * ' a« tar away ns l could I added earliestl> ■lUiklngl) Anil ntny n « ay. ii •IJ KUO» 1 And 1 t.«.k Il -tI-.-Ji l.l • «tíl ff r 1 **i peeled tu ».**• Il 1 1 «IK of ht r.tif.ht r V a toMH* up In h«> 1 r 1 kh.-w Il up for etrii.-r ful. ‘ thenceea.t to *r«t •Second/ Shoubl there hr a failure In the election hit* Jem*, fnl l*-*»e.*lnx the Fifth Am and hull fcllovi welt nu t with footmen ) 1«»-si lualifimlKatft lor K r i - i w n t u ' l » . without dom ora llrln g th e m — apd tb.it t. in il«r ( t>ii|rni uf tfir I riifr*| Statt» fron» lawl r*- t ni»») n .'ifitlal.iu* fur ih r notili whnt FYancIs does Shn Jerked this «lia f» «l**.íi 111 »«ml tiilinaft rit* IM I, l*v hllfirf » il h ihr t “f. vltlously, and w h ll» I gasped, halrtf si »hl* .«»MiMiitt.c vu lit.n ». I ll.it ip • ^ •r n i , f Ir.rvLl •*l* *r twfir* *r»r went on You know i . - r ) »■•II. Mr lu <1 •> \ il U l J .• - iU ru s ia i n. nl Llghtnut. If you pl.t.r tat.Is and drink 1 und carou/e » u h your m m servants . until t » o « > r lhree o'. lt>< k In lb.- morn Ing )o u cali i r. .i m .Ii .i M> limit for r r apeit fropi them. -She breathed henv II) " T h e trouble Is. Francis has no self reS| . i t ti [ •. !• Hy Jove tf I »•■!.■ in n Mi*.« . er— ' !» »V* ¿n V í *,nu\h M,nn,l|Jr^ ^ %*h,.l,iy '| l J * ', l f^r j I coughed again. <1 fvf” *, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Virai A ptiinnryMcirclloii for the nnminalWm »ou'h lonorth lide of Slith 1° «i t « * . e. ». i s t a .f f ^ i* a ,* ..., 'ïll]!" "J J w c s ltk lc u f AUr| bcfwcm Sniifonl Avenue ârwl of a dn aorratv candidate f « U *< rea. Iran .aid \ hrncr ooflh « „ , 1. . u j e o f l ’« ditlrict Io ihr »Urd t oiifre». of the Onlte-I Stale* r,™ « . will he held on the 30th d a / of Spril. A I) 1.012 A,* n 1ù r ° i ^ e n ^ norlhVò im«"wVlef^m»rk on Cake ”0 h . here. I say. n o w - ” • You don't know Francis. Mr Lightthe w t Ih.t, let t» the bird r . « n u t !" Her jttW grounded with a . n a p , f rr*\"/ ,h,lt' n1^ S " ' r*. ' T ' a ting Wha. a look she gave m e' "W n lt l ' t w t'.e. and hands’ n n w i b « f t f i l i n g . - n *IL^f0/1' ÍJ ♦ ♦ ♦ } me— surprised, I knew, at IludlngS e r f .« 171 FIKF. LIMITS No p e n a n . h il l i n « auch a devilish keen observer. M y L R. PIIIUPS «I CO. tviild. contract a r r a l a r s e or authoriie the c o r u tr u " s ym pa thy touched her, too, for her tion or mlarXement of a n / frame or wrcxlen huUdinr. or lent, or l«x»th. l o o r u.-on »ny lot or parrel eyeballs shone, moist of a* sudden and I’lrrnary Election Call of land altillo the following 11/nlU: That i* to .ay, I taw her Up trem ble as sho stared. beflnning at the low water mark on Lake Monn*. To the Drm arratlr Voter* of the Sfcnnd Con at a point where line on the r a . t .Ide of Kira AveT h e n she swallowed hard and shipped t , 7yir> < riif'nV|,j< o U | ' i l i l í ! w r the' De morrai ie nue would Intersect lam e , run aoutb on the e att her glove» sharply across her palm. T * .. 9 y ° y ^ . a l e of D m Avenue to North .ide of Third .treet. “ It’s F ran cis th a t’s to blam e for that Of thing.” sho rasped, nodding down the hall. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ V T h e S t o v e T h a t U s e s E i t h e r G a s o l i n e or Oil at eon THE » TViU .U J.U UUA J « 2 k U p Ml +• M B» «M« U CfMoJu le U l a n « U n cm l * A mm 2 « *M mU U f J * « IU . ■U/.A m U d M d a .r.U 2 , On c * .; u n ; u Gn l*iU»ctw». rew» e**L*a **u-> U CAfiPLHTER-HQWTOn CO ■ •• U H IL L H ARDWARECO; ----------------------------------------’ Get your room at Stuuwn s Street. ni E ^ <tk- �fff . ■ K ? .' s* ■ ' ■ 4 f~ n * rnr A COMPLETE LIST O f QUALIFIED CANDIDATES SANFORD HERALD F o r C onstable: Vote for One Dennis Jernigun R. C. Whitten Green W. Smith 1 I. Turner H. H. McClure Compiled For the Benefit of the Voters By The Herald for President of the United States: Vote for One Oscar W. Onderwood Woodrow Wilson for Presidential Electors: Vote for SU Jefferson B. Brown Jesse E. Burtz J . Fred Do Barry Leland J . Henderson Charles EL Jones William Qitpley Jon es F. R. Loomis A. M. McMillan Walter J . Slnglcterrr H. C. Sparkman |F o r D r lc g o te s to National C onvention fro m Second C ongressional D istrict: Vote for Two (To be voted for only in Counties com|io« Ing the Second Congressional District.) B. C. Abernathy E. W. Bond J . E. T. Bowden Robert FL Davis . T. 8. Davis „* Eugene I) Dodge Charles F Mighsniilli EL F. Holmes Minor S. Jones Robert McNamce F o r S t a t e S e n a t o r Nineteenth Sen For M ember National D e m o cra tic E x ­ utorlul D istrict: Vole for One v ecutive C om m ittee: Arthur E. Doncgnn Vote for One John T. G. Crawford Louls.C. Massey William Hocker F o r M e m b e r s House o f R ep re sen ta Eugene S. Matthews ttves: 9 Tor C ongress S t a t o o f riorldu at Vole for Two Geo. For. Jr. E'orrcst Lake A. B. Newton • Samuel A. Robinson Large: Vote for One t Braxton Beachnm Claude L'Englc George C. Martin J . Ed. O’Brien W. M. Toomer Albert M. Williamson 1 or (.o m itV M ipcrlnlriid rnt of Public. In struction : Vole for One .1 F McKinnon Public Are you a woman? Then you are »object to a kuye number of troubleg and Irregularities, peculiar to womofc, which, In time, often lead to noro ferioua trouble. A tonlo la peeded to help you over the hard relieve weaknttt. headache, and other unneceaaa/y the signs of weak nerves and over-work. For a tonlo. take Cardul, the woman’s ton! tver regret K, for ft will certalt You wfn ni\ Ask yout druggist about ft fio knows. E. -M. Strout! L Pike L W. Tilden A. WicIltrmJiihl •lames Crawford G. G Coward .1 II Hear W V Dunn J . E. Rose G. W. Bray G. R. Calhoun 4 OH I t m a y b e ju s t w h a t y o u need* i . B e tlc r T h an Safest And C a l o m e l —M o r e T hl i i f i For Adjutant General: Voir Im (J|lc To Pul Than Pills. A Sluijijlsh Equally I . l v e r To W o r k Ilrnellrlal And K r r p For C hildren You W c lL Or A d u l t s . Truatrr Stumon's will not’ go nwny this summer 61 if » or Assistant S t a t e Auditor: Voir for One Henry Curtis For Congress, Second C o n g re ss io n a l District: , Vuir fur One E x p e r l St«tf Attorney. Seventh Judlciul cuit: Vole fur One John C, Jones Cary D. Landii J . EL Alexander A. J . Angle Thomas J . Appleyard Montcalm Broward W. J . Bryan Frank EL Chase ii o f t' ( tU in nni V K 'd S u m m ò r or W in ter Kngrnving, Clock anil Jewelry Repairing woran supply your wants in — The GRKEN LKAF & CRO SBY CO. Autoiiiolnl relit Hilf A Motor I or Any Purpose wt* ore ill your service with the very best carsi. We never sleep, f you tire in trouble call us any lour of the night or day. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Imjiorlers 11 West Hay Street Jacksonville Kloinli A 2 5 c W ant Ad. in The Herald Sanfonl M.chineS^ Garage Company, w ¡ ] j R C fU Y o itl' I lo ilS C F o i Y o U vjorWifiVWVVVfYVVfiff rf VVm irYVir m i «VmiiV The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. District N,i J Vote fur One J L Dillard OFFERS THE BEST BUILDING MATERIAL AT F'or M em ber County S c h o o l B oard : District No. I. Vote for One Jam es A. Knox LOW EST : PR ICES Brick, Lime, Cement, Shindies Laths, Corrugated Iron, Roofing, Metal Shingles, Paints and Oils. id District No. 2: Vote for One I). L Thrasher SASH - DOORS - BLINDS District No. 3: Vote for One Wni. Edwards Dr. E. 8. CHI! Tliomss A. Darby Clisrles EL Davis Herbert L. Dodd v L E. Dozier Albert W. Gilchrist Frank Harris N. H. Monk Harrison Lincoln Hullcy John S. Keane... ELlwIn D. Lsmbright Hayes Lewis George G. Matthews Ed. Senior Julian W. Spear B. S. Williams 1i<| Sent! Vtiur Work to Ls mill Have l( Xllemlcil to I’m nrly Cir­ District No. ¡j: Vote for One EL I- Brown For D e le g a te sto t he National ConvenDsn. s r a t e at Large: Voir for Six V V a t f h A ll District No. « Vote for One M 0 Overstreet R. Hinlvn Durr Frank Clark S J . Hilburu N c w la n P h a r m a c y l o r Su p e r v iso r of R e g istra tio n Vole fur One W I. IXilive District No 2 Vole for One S W Kldmtgr \ M Stnrhird Sam W Stewart W J Driscoll J. Clifford R. Foster J. Stuart Lewis S a t l s l n c tory W . G . A ld r id g e For County C om m ission ers: Dictricl No. I: Vote for One Frank I. Woodruff For S ta te Chemist: Vole for One H. FL Rose PURELY The S o r e s t. IIc n I fir fvnnkrui>t atm k <i( Ttir (Luton ,tla<> hula fur tfir (Hin tua*« ni all fit turre nerd in CNifinrciHNi with said tKiahirea T r im « of »nie to l»r u«teh. upon tf»r mntlf mu tton of the sale by thu Court. A } Y "* ru . ,k,t *«t m ISO C e n t s P e r B o t t l e . l o r Clerk Criminal Court of R ecord Vole fur 1Ine i. Wichteudahl Royal C^piiiin John L. Neeley à Cardui W om ansTbntc Vote for One Setli Woodruff J S. Simmons J . N. Wliitner D. II. C. Rabun T. W. Lawton J . H. Huddleston G. M. Jacobs J . M. Williamson C. W. Entzminger D. O. McGuire » The In sist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . For S o lic ito r Crlmlhol Court of Record: Vole lor Olio Geo A DrCottes W F Shine V o l r for I lue r- TA* B For M em bers County Executive Com C o m m itte e : j l o r J u d g e Criminal Court of Record: Vole for One T. I ’. Wnrlow tor Railroad Commissioner: ! J . N. Whltner For County tr e a s u r e r Vote for One Phillip Strinoli» .1 II Tucker Tor Commissioner o f Agriculture: Voir tin One W. R. Dorman W A. McRae , Vote for Oue f or Count y Surveyor Vole for One J O Fries f or S t a t e T reasu rer. \ulr fur ( Ine .1 S (inner J Hampton Jones .1 C Liming . F o r M em ber C ongressional Executive Commit tee: In the District Court or th r .U n ite d S tate n In und f o r the S o u th ern Dis t rlet of Morldu In hr Ihr fkieton. a air i |*»rat ion. Mtukrupt i In |»ur«iiAnrr •>/nr» nfilrr tu rnr dirrs trx) I will r« n v r It Sanford f luridn lip to twu n rltk k I» III in A toil 17 1fi A I» l ’l |2 tini* for tlir iiun’lmi«* ■>! For tux Collector W E. Martin f o r S e c re to ry o f S t o l e V.i(r for One H. Cloy Crawford of W. P. Watson • For County A sse sso r o f lu x es: Vole for ( lue Arthur Huit r o r S t a t e Comptroller Voir lor One W. V. Knott tx cc Vote fur One - F o r Clerk Circuit C ou rt: Vole for One it M Robinson For Attorney General Voir lor One Thomas F. Writ Read what Cardul did for MIm Myrla Enjflar, of Faribault, Minn. She says: "Let me tell you hoW much good Cardul has dono mo. As a young girl, I always had to gutter so much with all kind of pain. Sometime!, I was so weak that 1 could hardly (Hand on my feet I got a bottle of Cardul, at the drug store, and ai toon ag I bad taken a few dosea, I began to feel better. Today, I feel as wall &g anyone can.” \ W. T. Qhampncys l o r S h e riff. Voir for One —. L'h"*- M Hnmfr „ . Jam es A'Kirkwood FrnnceaJtarcl t o r J u s t i c e Suprem e Court Vote for One J ii. Whitfield for Slute Su perintend ent Instruction Voir for One Will M Hollo way A M C Russell W N. Shcuis F or M em ber S t u t e D em o cratic ulive C om m ittee: For County Judge: Vole for One W M. Martin fo r Governor of S t a l e o f riorldu Voir (or One _ __ . Cromwell GJffboTis William H. Milton • Edward MTScmple Pork Trammell John W. Watson Young Women Irrigation Materials, Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe Mains, Pockets, Nipples, Special Prices in Mixed Car Lots. ..................................................... F o r J u s t i c e P eae e: District No. I: Vote for One J. J. Lee District No. 3: Wire Potato and Cucumber Baskets 50c Each Vote for One J . J . Anderson Geo. B. Ivey 1. G. Stringfellow See Them FERNALD’S - OAK AVE. - SANFORD District No. 5: Vote for One Clinton C. Hall : ; j ^ ! : : i ,*• ». « f~- . . i i — . " 7 — . r — ■-7 7 ;-— . • .................. ; _ .~ ^ . •• - ; «..** L r+J �- ‘ > •- ,..., r / •* ! * ■' . a ; • "* AH THE SANFORtf MERALO 12 Apr11 *». BQ . GOSSIP^OUR. CORRESPONDENTS m THAT MAT OUMrtY NOT lNTHDESp M O H A I BUTTERICK PATTERNS R S U I T S IT (Continued from Second i’atfe) Kemp, the weddlntf to occur in Washing* ton. D. C. Little Cornelius Yerkea, cousin of the bride and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston of Geneva .will be one of the flower girls. The Raptist church feels grnteful to Mr. and Mrs. Purdom for a number of books donated by them to the church ns a be­ ginning of a library. S. P. Smith has purchased the stock of goods owned by Prevail & Proctor and will continue the grocery business We have n full line of sizes in the Genuine “Priestly M ohnirSuits” in Blue, Gray and Dark effect, a $17.50 v a l u e , Price . . . $13 .1 9 With Every Dollar's Worth of M erchan­ dise Bought Chance on all of the Twelve Handsome Prizes • ill our R J . H. Huddleston was In Orlando one day last week on business, also D. W. Adams. Mr. Mussclwhite took them over in his auto. <■I . R. Q. Greshnm and daughter. Miss Addie, were in Sanford last Tuesday. Last Friday night n few of Mrs. J . Q Adams' friends gnvc her n surprise party at her home on Duck Lake. Mrs. G. A. Nicholson and grandson, Irn Tillis. left last week for the latter's home in Sanford. Mrs Nicholson will be with her daughter a few days and then go to Osteen to visit her son for several days , * Last Saturday Mr. Geo. Peters invited a few of his friends on tjUck Lake to a picnic and fishfry on the Creek to cele­ brate his bi/thday. While out fishing Inst Friday morning in Ruck Lake Misses Bobbie Nicholson and Addle Gresham caught a large fish weighing 8H pounds. Tins is the largest fish that has been caught in the lake for some tittle Mrs. Curlctt und sister. Miss hichner, were shopping in Orlando one day last week They went over with Mr Musselwhite in his auto. ~ r* Mr. and Mrs I) W Adams left for their home in Herndon, Va . Iasi luesdiiy after spending several inoullis with Mrs .) 0 Adams. W F, Shine, candidate for county so­ licitor. was calling oil the voters here one day Iasi week also Philip I Siemens, candidate for county lieusuiei Mrs J Q Adams >vas shopping in San ford Iasi Tuesday WOODLAND PARK N O IfS ot The llrr a M Sunday, April 7th. Reed's Inis brought Mr ami Mrs H e ed and son. Mr ami Mrs Gray and three (laughters and Mrs. Stone and daughter They ure Woodland Park enthusiasts and come as often as they can. Mr and Mrs .1 C Smith drove down to give ilie Imhy a swim and brought then friends Mi and Mrs A King Mr Hoy 'syuies and three ladies motored down. Capl Pngenhurt brought u party on tho .Mamie Mrs Geo. H Dickinson leased the park for Inst Friday to give her pupils n nice outing, an ex­ ample that will he followed liy other teachers after they hear of the enjoyment this gave to the girl* ('apt Pagenhart brought thrill on the ■‘Mamie" und had two good loads Of jolly girls They cer­ tainly enjoyed themselves and kepKthe trolley seesaw, swings and whirl gulag full tilt Ask tin-ill if they want to coupagain Some grown (teople also came as invited guests. Sunday was a good day In the morning a puny of boys came for o swim and other recreation. After noon Mr. Jenkins, who comes every Sunday, brought some friends in n launch and they all enjoyed the jkhj I. Cupt. Tillis made three trips with tho "Nettle.” The "Nettie" is all right, hut with (lie Wixxlland Park habit growing. Capt. Tillis will h iv e to get u larger boat this summer. Many people come by bicycle, buggies and a foot. Messrs. Crown and Wagner of the A. C. L went to the park Saturday to investigate that railroad crossing, and nfter satisfying themselves decided, since It had to he. the crossing should lie put in at once and promise«! (tositivcly to have the work .finished promptly without uny more delays, excuses, etc. This will enable autos to come by way of Monroe on a wide, dry road and. enable Monroe people to come witiiout wading. » — W oodsm an. Take MENDENHALL’S .C h ill a n d F e v e r T o n ic , a s a g e n e r a l to n ic fo r tir e d In our ready to wear depart­ ment for Monday. In Ladies and M isses one and two piece Lawn and Gingham D resses. S ee our large window with these sepciai values for Mon­ day’s Sale. Now is the time to prepare for the rainy Season by selecting a Summer weight Rain coat at our special prices for d* A Q O Monday from $1.98 to B O Y ’S S U IT S . See this special assortment of Boy’s Buster Brown Suita in .Wash material for Monday at 4 9 ,7 9 , 98c. ■ ■ ■ ■ , «... ... rv , I . , .* . ■ D e l i An Extra Value in M en ’s Dress Pants, popular patterns, well made with Side Buckles and Belt Straps. Our special price ( \ y only »dO LACE CURTAINS Genuine Nottingham Pace cur­ tains, two and one-half Yards long. Our special price for A i \ M onday’s selling, a pair *»1/ $1.25 LACE CURTAINS 98c. Fifty inches wide, three and onequarter Yards long. Imported Nottingham Lace curtains. Q O .Special a pfiir Monday only •«-'O LONG SILK GLOVES. Indies’ 24 Button Long Silk Gloves in Black, White, Pink and Light Blue. Retail price ( \ H $1.50; our price only •*/ I M E N ’S “ B V 1>” UNION SU ITS. The most comfortable and dur­ able Union Suit ever worn in a fine quality Nainsook. Our Q Q Special |Trice a Suit # i7 0 “ B V I)” S H IR T S . These Shirts art* the practical garment for Summer weather, sold the Country over a t' 50 cents a garment. Our Special A r price only................................ * t : 0 “ B V I)” DRAW ER S. » A full run of sizes in B V D Drawers— D on’t miss getting.your supply now. Our price a A r garment only......................... «tc D MONDAY S K IR T SALE. Only 59 White and Colored wash Skirts. They are worth $ 1 .5 0 , and a good value but Q O our price is only................ . • • J O S E L B Y ’S OXFORDS. Our Line of Ladies’ Oifords and Pumps in all the leathers, »Iso W hite Canvas are the talk of everyone at only “ Caldwell’s De­ partment S to re .” Low prices. CH ILD REN PIM PS. AN OPPORTUN ITY Two and one-half Yards of Lawn in a large assortm ent of patterns^ ju st think of it, enough for a Shirtwaist Two and . 1 A one-half Yards for,....,....-r-.. Large Shipment of Patent Lea­ ther, Vici Kid and White Cam« Pumps and Oxfords, all sizes Special prices at 19c, 7'Jc, 98c and $1.19. — $1.35 PETTICO A TS 98c. ; $1.35 D R E SS PA N TS 98c. Black Taffetine Petticoats with a nice rulllc flounce, a good value to retail fit $1.35, our Q O price only *«70 - 65c D R E SS SH IR T S 45c We have just received another large shipment of Men’s Dress Shirts, CulLs attached. These Shirts are wort h 05c. Our A f” price only «‘T O $3.50 D R E SS PANTS $2.98. A $3.50 value in M en’s and Young Men’s Dress Pants with or without m ils has Belt Straps Side Buckles full rut S«*t• these special values fur Mmi-i day $ 2 .9 8 M EN ’S UNDERWEAR 2 fc . Our line of Balhriggan and Porous Undershirts and drawers good values to retail for 35c A j for Monday. x VICTOR RECORDS. In all the Latest and most populdr Selections. Both Vocal and Instrumental, in double face. Two Victor records in one r y r o n ly ................................ • rO S S S SHEETING. ( )ne Bale of Yard U id«* S S S Sheeting ,a rcgul.u ,ua!in, to retail at eight and «uit-half cents a yard to go <*n > M .¡.da*, .it 9 o’clock lfi Y.ii : f<>r il.W 3 FO R 25 ( SANFORD I N Is Seventeen «I««/« ! tli«*>e Genuine lluck ’I <«■■•• north more; our price f««i M i.i. 0 * 3 towels for 25-CKNT K L A X O N I Ur. Thirty-six inch w !•■ Mute Flaxon in a Sheer. Fun* weave, worth 25c a Yard, «nr f»rn•• IQ is only •1 “ 40c WI NDOW "II \l»l In I >;irk Gr«*» « ft White. Genuine op. ■> .mu •» splendid value for We. «mr 0^) price is only '* u VICTOR TALKING M AND VICI K"l \ 8 See our line of these line ,nuv ical instruments, tin v alinoM lifelike in reproducing the Wire. Special prices, and on these ea\T terms. Small pat meni do«n and Weekly Payments QQ $3.50 IRON BED SI-98SN O W ’S SH O ES. S ee our large line of Snow ’s Union Made Shoes for men and Boys. In all the leading Styles, in Patent Leather, Gun M etal and Vici Kid. Especially strong line of Tan Lace and Button Oxfords. Special values in all these, see our prices that is enough. Full Size Double Bed; All ^ W hite Enameled; A for .$ 3 ,5 0 , Monda.v vif 1 QQ price. T $ 2.50 CO IL SPRIN GS $1 120 Coil Folding Spring. Double Bed size, a spec- ti? 1 ial value for Monday at fr CASH D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E 1 i --------------- DON’T FAIL TO SEE 01'R G REA T 10-CENT WINDOW FO R MONDAY. ANY AM)ALL A R T IC L E S ARE S P I’.t l\l. BARGAIN S. AT ONLY III ( ENTS. 30c TABLE OIL ( LOTH 19c. White nr Colored Table oil cloth in ii 18 inch standard width. A good value and regular seller everywhere at 25 cents and 1 Q 30c, our price a Yard • 1«/ —*• - . ---------------— D. A. CALDWELL BARREL I^ACTORT NOW OPEN r ;~ W indow. LAD IES’ RAIN COATS. fe e lin g a n d m a la r ia . P la c e your p o t a t o barrel o r d e r s ut o n c e to Insure d eliveries w hen w a n t ­ ed. M. M. Deane. Oah Ave. and M m S t. Phone 255. 59-tf Show SPE C IA L REDUCTION S. To the M l tin u Big nTaTors Royal Society Em­ broidery P ack aies and Floss. New MONDAY, APRIL BUDA ITEMS SpecUl Cor respond cue® to The lU rsld from us you will Get a FOR MAY UK �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuosday and Friday TH E SA N FO RD I N S A N h X J R D — Life «* Wonh Living Num ber • • OANTORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA rhe General News of The Land of Flower*. CULLED THOM I TIE STATE PRESS P An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im­ portant llappenlnts In thr State’s Domain. The Order of Hoy Scouts In Miami held a big banquet a few nights ago. The work for the summer months was outlined und o general big feast enjoyed. The citizens of Sarasota have voied in favor of a twenty thousand dollar bond issue for public improvements. f in d in g t it a n ic v i c i i m s S i i t y - T o u r Bodies Hove B ee n R ecover ed f r o m The S e a The bodies of sixty-four of the victims of the Titanic have been recuvernl from the sea by the cable ship Mackey-Uennett. naxiriling to a wireless message received in St. Johns. N F . Sunday night. The message states that u number of tuxlies were recovered und cast buck into the 'sea. obviously for Hifc reason that they were in such comiifinn as to nuikc identification impossible. The cubic ship was ordered to the scene of the disaster os soon as It was known that the Titanic hud sunk. J . Bruce Ismay, president of the Inter­ national Mercantile Marine Co . received u message from the Mackuy-Hennctl. stating that the steamship Khejn report• rd passing wreckage and bodies near the scene of the d twitster F LO R ID A , HERALD T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 1 3 , 1S11 POTATOES ARE MOVING Twenty Car Loads Left Sanford Durlnl Past Week Valu» REGARDING MECHON EXPENSES G. R. Calhoun Tokes Excep tion Herald's Questions IV NEWS OE THE WORLD To The Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Tu t h t I aI i Iui of rtis Herald BRINGING TOP NOTCH PRICES San fo rd G ro w e rs Have Over Four Hun drrd A cres This S e a so n In Early P o t a t o e s After r<*admg your article in (be lust is­ sue of the Herald headc«l "Make A S ta te ­ ment.'' I think it would be best to post yourself on matters of this kind before go­ ing into print with it. You are in error and have evidently tiern mislead hy an article which recently appear«*! in the Ovietlo Advance. The Secretary of the Committee after each primary, makes his report to the Campaign Committee. Everything is (Mild by checks. When the checks nre returne«!, they are uttnch«*) to the stubs. The Conn,litter always «-xtend uti invi­ tation to candidates to attend tlu-se t u r n ­ ing» These deliberations are never be hind close«l doors IIAPPtNINGS DURING THE WEE* Here th e R ea d ers Will rind a Brief H isto rica l S p r i n t Mowing Tor Hurried R e a d e r s I la- Irish potato «xop will be u great With the arrival at Galveston of the factor in (he Sanford Celery Delta this steamships Denver and El Sud. wlpdt figseason and on account of the scarcity of ured in the collision ofT Galveston bar at the crop nil over the world the price bids 7:45 Saturday night, first details of the fair to remain strong until the northern accident were learned. The Mallory vescrop comes in. Sanford hns over 400 sell. the Denver, is nor badly damaged, acres in |x/(atoes this year ami they are but the El Sud hns a hole rammed in her of very good quality, bringing $5 and port »¡do just forward of the forward hatch, more (or the No. I and even the culls reaching more than half way through the bringing a fair (irice. Thr Hastings crop vessel from the deck to (he keel. She was is of large pro|x>rlions and will come in crippled and her foicpeuk full of water, nbout May 1st. hut (his fact should nut The txxik* are at lit«- dts|x>sal of anyone hul she was still nfiont nnd with the as­ (»rove a hugulxxi to the Sanford grower, as sistance of Two tugs and the pilot boat htrrestrd at any time Ihr p i e r is Ixiund lo hold up during thr lexus. was able to make her way to Hie The im xred ing s and assessm ents id season Twenty car loads went forward Southern Pacific docks. There were no Iasi w»ek and ii Immi! the same mnnlier com lidnles lit several «1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 » in the »tut«*live« lost und none injur«*l. are also on tile mill open to the genera will go out this week. public. v- - o . _ o iDUpctors ul the United S l u t c s S u e ^ o f - ’ Coggms><« Co.-are VlMy-«clivn ifW tiro The Committee will meet at thecou ■ourt poratiou, through stock ownership and potato deni and this firm is making f. o. b. sales, (laying out Inst week over $12.000 house in Orlnndo on Frtduy. May 3d. UJI2. places on directorates of the great rail­ fur potatoes here. F. F Dutton, the res­ at 11 o'clock, for the pur(x>se of cunvuss- way systems of the United States, have a ident manager, deserves great credil for ing the voir nnd transacting other busi­ controlling voice in nearly fifty-five per the able manner hi which lie tins handled ness. and I am sure tliry will Im- pleased cent of the roads of the «xnintry. aicordmg to a statistical study |>rr(Mirr«l for the the |x»tulo deal (his season, and is very to »re you and all others*ill(ereste«l For your mformutlon. we have on band Stanley Steel I rust investigating commitoptimistic over the outlook not only of Twelve Hundred fifty time and 25 IWldol te<of :lir House The aggregate value of Hie (■a ito crop tail also of the tomato Ilars tin- railroads is fixed us approximately «■nip ^ ours vet y truly. SIH.UlMI.Otm.tHII). and of that the St«rcl CorMessis Walkei noil Pugh nre (irobabl) I, K I ' m not s. |»iri)tion alliliations are said to control I be largest growers of (ailutoes III (tils t hair m i n I a lli|a n g n C o m m itte e mine than l * (too 0011.000 section and will have 'nlxiut J.000 barrels, Grading of the roadwa) from Duucllon to Old Town Is now in progress Ties ami rails will be laid at soon as the grading is completed. A short line is also to be built by the A. C. L to Monlicello. When An Old Ilm r Revival LUese two |ronds ure complete«!. Tnmpu “Sanford will soon see a religious re­ will hive a short route to the West vival such as fius not been here for years Tampa is to have n new city hull which is (lie statement of a pcomnirtil church will occupy n whole block not less than jjjirkcr o f the city. Arrangements ure 2PTTW* square. _ bciiig"“cornpleted for the revival meetings Fort Meade has Just voted for bonding to be held in this city beginning May 26 S I 9,000 for water works and S20.000 for n under the management of Evangelist J. sewerage system. M. Hass and his assistant. Prof. J W Six prairie achuonera. or covered wng- Stnpleton. who has charge of the music. out. tilled with men. women and children, Word bus been received from Evangelliaised through Miami a few days ugo on- ist Hass wtio is now holding fortli in For­ riMite to the Homestead section, where sythe. (>a that the meeting there is very ihey will become settlers The iicwcum- successful Many souls ure seeking the ers are said to lie from Okluhoinu. and Light al every meeting and great interest hove been truvelmg ever since early Inst is manifest Among tlu^ interesting in­ winter cidents tTint ure occurring every day in forsytlie on account of the meetings are Resolutions of Respect (he settlings of old scores among enemies, which are bound to net them n neat sum Replying to Mr Calhoun's statement Thirty-two p>ruons are known to be I hr following resolutions of respect paying of old uixituuts. returning of ill as tliry are moving them (Ins week will say lluit (lie Herald is not in error dead half a sotre were so severely Injured wrir adopted by Celery City A«-ne No gotten goods, and the burying of the Both al These gentlemrn are fully olive to j and is not led hy any slaleinents id any •hey may die and a hundred and fifty 1853. of the fraternal Order of E.agles. on |ltltc-liet on severul old family quurreis tile possibilities of the (Main im p in tins , other pa|M-i I lie t andidales tlimX Ihey other* were hurt in two tornadoes, one of Hie death of their beloved brother Isham The merrhaiits of the city are dosing section and realize the value of Sanford |n r e assessed tixi much mid naturally tliry winch swept over soot hern.Illinois and the H Williams: Mr Walker has iiwneil a farm here j want to know thr actual 111st of a piniury other across northern Illinois into Indiana their places of business for one hour ev­ soil WHEREAS*. Our outer door tins again ery morning, in order to allow their clerks for s«-vernl years mid is one of itir (non [ and »0 does the general pobln We asked just la-fore sunset Sunday night Twelvt la-en alarmed by the summons of rlie An { and themselves (o attend (In- meetings rris m Itir pita to deal, having some lifty [ for 11 printed statement, and rxpe. t to were killed st Ililsh Ili. live ul W illsv illr, gel of Death, and acres lliAl lie usually plant» in (»»tutors gel one rittiri Trout in Oftnudo p.i(*’i o« linee ai P»-duk Ili linee tirar MurpliysWHEREAS. Our dearly beloved brother Notice I 0 0 r If any one wishes to learn of the puisthll- ! frutn (lie ( i M i i m i l t r r No r e l l e c t t o l l s h a v e txirn Ili unii urne ut Morocct». Ititi I 11 Williams Iraq been called to Ins long The member» of Sanford Ixxlge No 27. lti«-s of Sanford soil amt diversified crops lM-«yn c a n i u(xni t h e c u m i i i t t i e e . n n d n o ex well-deserved real, and I () It f ure requested to meet in lodge Walker and Pugh are alwuys ready to j replions might lo I m- taken I>y 11 simple — News frtun thè floodrd nrru III Mtsso«iri. N ik a n s a s M is siss ip p i and I j h i i s ì u i i i i con­ WHEREAS. We have since the intlilu iit 7 p in *hurp. Sunday A|inl 28|h. to take them over (lie place and show ihetn «eque») timt pohlnil) he given to the net t nob of this Aerie in the City of Sanford, observe the ninety third anniversary of real irutatoes raised oil irrigated land The 1u u l e x p e n s e s . If tln -ie is now m (ite l i a n d s I in u ili (ix la y lo I m- un re a s m g ly gruve. ,, „ ,r I h o u s a n d s n f t h o s e w h o w«-re «rom pelled been favored by hit fellowship, lie being Odd fellowship in America All (hid potato crop in tins section is not to Im' of, t h, e L u r m u i t t e r t h, e s u m of, »1.2:>U 2 .) . . . . .. lo Tier l«i toglier plin-cs when (be yellov one of liic charier mem Tier* of this order, fellows are invited The anniversary despised und will fatten many a hank diM-s t i n s r e |H e s e l t t tile t o t a l a s M - s s m e n t therefore, sermon will lie preached by Rev J W account that would otherwise lx* depleted fur Hie election, and will it cost that much Hood invaded their Ironies tiavc been cared fur. but there'are still many more who are HE IT RESOLVED, Thai we how our Wildmiui al the Baptist church. by pinning faith to a fancier crop. In hold one* The Primary system is n in ini|>erHlive nerd of aid. Astile water» head» and wills to the law of our Cod Unlike «:el«-ry mid lettuce and other len ­ costly affair and if (hr candidates can «mittune on their destructive way. more Cfydr and M. A M. W reck above us. with appreciation for the pleas der vegetables toe potato does not have enter the lists with a lighter assessment upiieuls for help nre bring receive«! by Thr steamer Cretan of (he Merchants to go to market at once, hut can la- held tliry are certainly entitled to it ure and honor of his long and faithful frl Al any Hume in 1 barge ••( 1 Tie relief work and M i l i a r s line Wiunil from Jacksonville for Milne lime ill fact the longer (he p> ml«* w r Y*tll Iiii v t* 1 hr n i i i i r i n n i i .»•» ;**f luwship with us. iiikI Ilf. IT RESOLVED. Tlial we extend to and Savannah to Baltimore is iiiiiking tier talo slays hi llit- grnuiwl Ihr larger it I 1 Niqr |«-t sons were riddled of money or Ins wife and family our heartfelt sympa­ way up the coast, seriously damaged grow s valuables or tniili by three uiaskrd boldPrftlow Goes Hlittri thy in this their hour of dire distress and ulxivr the water line from u collision dm At a safe estimate the Sanford potato H t I’c g lo w lia s lM-en p o m o t r d to 111«• up men who went through the sleeper ing thick weutfier eurly Monday off Hnt- crop will bring the growers about $50.000 position of master mechanic of the A. C. Nottingham, of tbs Rock Island westbound (rouble, and HE IT RESOLVED. That a copy of these terus with the Clyde line steamer Iroquois und from (his the net (irufit should bo L. simps at Jacksonville Mr I’cglow has Gulden Slate Limited, a few minuta» after resolutions be sent hit family, one spread from Now York for Charleston and Jack- $30.000. On this same land the funner been general foreman «if the shops here lust midnight, at Sheffield. 111., forty mile« The Savannah line steamer can (limit corn and this will mean (hat he for seven years and while lus many east ni Moline on our minutes and one sent for publica­ souvllle. After (lie robbers liad City of Montgomery was standing by the can ulmost make hack hit fertilizer hill fro nds here hate to Iimisc h i m and Ills e s ­ finish«*! then work they shot holes in the tion to the Sanford Herald. Cretan to give assistance if needed. Signed by (lie committee. Some of the (xilato growers also have timable wife and lll l le soli. Harry they a n signal I u Im- connecting with the engine, N e w s of t i l e collisio n s t a l e d tlia l (lie . tomatoes on the same land and where all rejoice in lit» well deserved promotion C. H W alsh, thus bringing the train ton standstill 'and ('. r e la n was in n o i m m e d i a t e d a n g e r , but they diversify in (his manner the potit Mr I’eglow wdl sell Ills home on Sanford ( quietly minie their esoijie tiro. DeCortcs. gave no in fo rm atio n e o n c e t n m g Hie should (J W Sunn. enough lo satisfy the most |»-s Heights and make Ins departure Hus week wlierealM H ils ol tile Ir i a p i o l s Sanford, f la.. April 17iti. I'Jlg. smnstl« grower that ever played the an T A. Biased of Fort lampa will take ||t(- Knee Is On , ll is thought the Iroquois, perhaps, sus- I vtl chorus. Him i1»mtpin of general foreman of tile . . . .1 > > t„ 1 »-__ ' I he race la-tween the E M. r ami rord lamed llllle damage and bus (iroceeded , I he possibilities of Florida soil nre al stio|>» Tiere and with In» fallili) will make Paul Bigger* is Inane again after a curs started yesterday. Hie distant» being on iter voyage southward No fatalities most beyond compulation. thls city Hielt ¡home We welcome thrill "sirenous campuign1' in West H o n d a in I lei.and to l am(xi and return for $500 a were reputed. In Sanford. the interents of Braxton Hreacham. He side The ouU»me is watched with great J will leave ngain to-morrow for Middle Florida. T Will Close Thursday Afternoon We, tlie undersigned, merchants of S a n ­ ford. agree to close our places of business at 12 o'clock noon, every Thursday beglning May 2nd, and ending August 29th., 12. Except when A. C. L. pay-day fulls on Thursday: E. G. Duckworth Sanford Shoe &. d o th in g Co. Williams U Milteer N. P. Yowell 1« Co. Sanford Furniture Co. Mrs. J . H. Brewton Me G. Carraway J . Baker W. W. Abernathy R- G. Stockton F. W. Miller Peoples [Tank of Sanford D. A. Caldwell 1» Sons Pllmer 1» Selgb L. P. McCuller Henry McLaulin J. K. Milteer I W. W. Long J- D. Roberts II. 1L Hill Mrs. M L Allen McCrorey’s 5 and IQc Store L ,W . Briggs E. E. Turner Tbea Schaal. * C ath o lic f ulr Base Ball for Orlando A ttra c tin g Crowds The Bub> Show The tiuhy show is the magnet t tin I is attracting large crowd* to the lm|>erial Theatre every aflefiiooii und niglii Tlie pictures are fine and the cxinleats are very laugtiuhle und enjoy«*l by ull At Hie smnll («ice of udndsaiou it is real­ ly chen|ier to go to tile show and enioy yourself than to stay n( home Tiie Dixie Amusement L os photograph era ure still Ta k in g photographs and snap shots trod (lie show will continue ull Hu» week. Tlie following lias been receive«) regarding tlie free baby Jacksonville. Fla . April 22. HH2 | Hie oil [minting» on (lie funcy table at the Catholic fair are greatly admired by all patrons of that attraction, they arc to be given away witli other [irizea Wednes­ day night See the indies alrout them Everything g«xxl to cat is serv«*i at the supper table. One man. a vrntnble Eplairlean. d«vlnre«l Hint tie never last«*! the like of (hat "Blooming Flower Cuke" Never was it placed oil a Sanford table before The «xrontry store also lias its a t­ traction», and it itxiks as if (he home-made candy will not lust over Tuesday night. This fuir*is for n go«xi pur(x>se and every cent you »[»end there will rrrnain in S a n ­ laxxlrtch fc Mc«,nr> Sanford. Tin ford. The ladies will npprcciute your pat­ Gentlemen— Your favor of tlie 20th ut ronage to enable them to continue the hand nnd will say in reply we will semi L 11. Bcachnm , Jr., and i ’aul U. Bigger* good work of improving our city. tnc bnbv girl to you on Wedncs«lay, April spent Tuesday afternoon and night here. 24th nnd she will reach you on the nfterThey huve been campaigning in West tioon train Rum m age Sale Florida for aovcrul days in the interest If you fall to s«*iire 11 "gixxl home for The Ijidies' Union of the Congrega­ of Hon. Llraxton Ileachum of Orlando tional church will hold a ruiqmugr sale her kindly ndvtsc us (aomptly. who ia a candidate for Congresaman-AtYours rrspectfully. Thursday. Friday and Satnrduy of tills Large. T h e y were well received und \ B. F. J o h n s o n , week in the vacant store in the Stone f, did some effective work for Air. Ileachum | Supl. Orphans' Home. Gove block Second hand elothlng. fur­ who will be through tiiM part of tinniture. shades, matting and other articles state himself in a few d ays.— Chipley I Circuit Court P ostpo n ed will be on sale. The Ijulieg will appreci­ Banner. ate any dunuturns ul Litis.«c&kractcr frutn, Hie date for Hie Spring trnn of the Cir­ L Mrs. B raxton Ileachum, Mins Mary friends of the church Articles can la- cuit Court lias tx-en postpone«) until Jun e Davis and Bonny Berne ham of Orlando sent lo Mrs. C. E. Walker. Elm avenue or (Hi.on aim unt of the I’rimury da(»;sc»m were in the city yesterday. the Congregational [mrsomige or a phone dig so close ns to cunllict. At a request T . E . F . Honklns, of Orlando .sjroke message to cither address, and the ar­ of Hie Orange County Bar, Judge Perkins on the stree t here yesterday. kindly contented to chungo the date. ticle« will be called for. l.et (lie sirens shriek, (tie horns toot. und the very rattlers rattle, for ut 4:30 odock tomorrow uftrrnoon the base ball fans of Orlando will assemble at (lie San Juan hotel to decide tiie question of a ball team this year. The util went forth from (hat digidfi«*! gentleman in the court house who. it is said, lias lieeti hailing peas uround with lend pencils for the past three weeks. Mr. E. G. Duckworth will be there, you bet your life, and witli spikes on his shoes He will he in a rather embarrass­ ing position when war ts declare«!, by the way. because lie has a store in Sanford. mteresl by motor car enthusiasts. S t r a w b e r r y re stlv u l Tiie Hospital Association will hold n Strawiverry and I«- cream Festival on Tu­ esday evening. Muy 2nd., ut the park. The Sanford Bund will furnish tlie music for Hie occasion and a gixxl time is pre­ dicted for ull. The feast will be from four o'clix-k until eleven Everybody is Invit­ ed (o come out and nsslst in this worthy cuuse Mrs A H. Moses will have charge of Hie affair which guarantees its sucxess. lo Rival Celery City Witli the same soil and the same Bow­ ing wells ns nt Snnford. why should not Hie iund of and adjoining the Bertsford Celery Company's property not rival If not surpuss the famous Celery City out|Xi( in quality and quantity? With (hat expectation in mind, Messrs. J . F. Wilcoxon and F. E. Neltleton of ikrunlon. Pa., und Dr. Sturgeon of I’itts*- * tiurg. Pa., bought through the DeLand Realty Co. 34 H acre* of proper! of the S t Julius Kivitr Lund Co . at Beresford, this «minty and Hie new company will at once clrui Hi«* land for cultivation Of cel­ ery There are oilier negotiations in (irogreta witli Eastern parties to take up more of this dunce land.— DeLand Register. � 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, April 19, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 19, 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/642fcc2dccaeed7d47f0726b365688dc.pdf 57342e08ea509624087fb481fe031ee2 PDF Text Text -‘ > •- ,..., r / •* ! * ■' . a ; • "* AH THE SANFORtf MERALO 12 Apr11 *». BQ . G O S S IP ^ O U R . CORRESPONDENTS m THAT MATOUMrtY NOT lNTHDESp IT (Continued from Second i’atfe) Kemp, the weddlntf to occur in Washing* ton. D. C. Little Cornelius Yerkea, cousin of the bride and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston of Geneva .will be one of the flower girls. The Raptist church feels grnteful to Mr. and Mrs. Purdom for a number of books donated by them to the church ns a be­ ginning of a library. S. P. Smith has purchased the stock of goods owned by Prevail & Proctor and will continue the grocery business BUDA ITEMS SpecUl Cor respond cue® to The lUrsld R J . H. Huddleston was In Orlando one day last week on business, also D. W. Adams. Mr. Mussclwhite took them over in his auto. <■I . R. Q. Greshnm and daughter. Miss Addie, were in Sanford last Tuesday. Last Friday night n few of Mrs. J . Q Adams' friends gnvc her n surprise party at her home on Duck Lake. Mrs. G. A. Nicholson and grandson, Irn Tillis. left last week for the latter's home in Sanford. Mrs Nicholson will be with her daughter a few days and then go to Osteen to visit her son for several days , * Last Saturday Mr. Geo. Peters invited a few of his friends on tjUck Lake to a picnic and fishfry on the Creek to cele­ brate his bi/thday. While out fishing Inst Friday morning in Ruck Lake Misses Bobbie Nicholson and Addle Gresham caught a large fish weighing 8H pounds. Tins is the largest fish that has been caught in the lake for some tittle Mrs. Curlctt und sister. Miss hichner, were shopping in Orlando one day last week They went over with Mr Musselwhite in his auto. ~ r* Mr. and Mrs I) W Adams left for their home in Herndon, Va . Iasi luesdiiy after spending several inoullis with Mrs .) 0 Adams. W F, Shine, candidate for county so­ licitor. was calling oil the voters here one day Iasi week also Philip I Siemens, candidate for county lieusuiei Mrs J Q Adams >vas shopping in San ford Iasi Tuesday WOODLAND PARK N O IfS BUTTERICK PATTERNS M O H A I R S U I T S We have n full line of sizes in the Genuine “Priestly MohnirSuits” in Blue, Gray and Dark effect, a $17.50 v a l u e , Price . . . $ 13.19 With Every Dollar's Worth of Merchan­ dise Bought from us you will Get a Chance on all of the Twelve Handsome Prizes • ill our Big Show Window. u » — W oodsman . Take MENDENHALL’S .Chill a n d F e v e r T o n ic, a s a g e n e ra l to n ic fo r tire d SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. LADIES’ RAIN COATS. In our ready to wear depart­ ment for Monday. In Ladies and M isses one and two piece Lawn and Gingham Dresses. See our large window with these sepciai values for Mon­ day’s Sale. Now is the time to prepare for the rainy Season by selecting a Summer weight Rain coat at our special prices for d* A Q O Monday from $1.98 to BO Y’S SUITS. See this special assortment of Boy’s Buster Brown Suita in .Wash material for Monday at 4 9 ,7 9 , 98c. An Extra Value in M en’s Dress Pants, popular patterns, well made with Side Buckles and Belt Straps. Our special price ( \ y only »dO LACE CURTAINS Genuine Nottingham Pace cur­ tains, two and one-half Yards long. Our special price for A i \ Monday’s selling, a pair *»1/ $1.25 LACE CURTAINS 98c. Fifty inches wide, three and onequarter Yards long. Imported Nottingham Lace curtains. Q O .Special a pfiir Monday only •«-'O LONG SILK GLOVES. Indies’ 24 Button Long Silk Gloves in Black, White, Pink and Light Blue. Retail price ( \ H $1.50; our price only •*/ I M EN ’S “ B V 1>” UNION SUITS. The most comfortable and dur­ able Union Suit ever worn in a fine quality Nainsook. Our Q Q Special |Trice a Suit # i7 0 “ B V I)” SHIRTS. These Shirts art* the practical garment for Summer weather, sold the Country over at' 50 cents a garment. Our Special A r price only................................ * t : 0 “ B V I)” DRAW ERS. » A full run of sizes in B V D Drawers— D on’t miss getting.your supply now. Our price a A r garment only......................... «tc D MONDAY SKIRT ■ ■ , «... ... rv , I . , .* . ■ SALE. Only 59 White and Colored wash Skirts. They are worth $1.50, and a good value but Q O our price is only................ . • • JO nTaTors Royal Society Em­ broidery Pack aies and Floss. Our Line of Ladies’ Oifords and Pumps in all the leathers, »Iso White Canvas are the talk of everyone at only “ Caldwell’s De­ partment Store.” Low prices. CHILDREN PIMPS. Two and one-half Yards of Lawn in a large assortment of patterns^ just think of it, enough for a Shirtwaist Two and . 1 A one-half Yards for,....,....-r-.. Large Shipment of Patent Lea­ ther, Vici Kid and White Cam« Pumps and Oxfords, all sizes Special prices at 19c, 7'Jc, 98c and $1.19. — Black Taffetine Petticoats with a nice rulllc flounce, a good value to retail fit $1.35, our Q O price only *«70 30c TABLE OIL ( LOTH 19c. White nr Colored Table oil cloth in ii 18 inch standard width. A good value and regular seller everywhere at 25 cents and 1 Q 30c, our price a Yard • 1«/ 65c DRESS SHIRTS 45c We have just received another large shipment of Men’s Dress Shirts, CulLs attached. These Shirts are wort h 05c. Our A f” price only «‘T O $3.50 DRESS PANTS $2.98. A $3.50 value in M en’s and Young Men’s Dress Pants with or without m ils has Belt Straps Side Buckles full rut S«*t• these special values fur Mmi-i day $ 2.98 M EN’S UNDERWEAR 2 fc. Our line of Balhriggan and Porous Undershirts and drawers good values to retail for 35c A j for Monday. x VICTOR RECORDS. In all the Latest and most populdr Selections. Both Vocal and Instrumental, in double face. Two Victor records in one r y r o n ly ................................ • rO - —*•-. ------------— S S S SHEETING. ( )ne Bale of Yard U id«* S S S Sheeting ,a rcgul.u ,ua!in, to retail at eight and «uit-half cents a yard to go <*n > M .¡.da*, .it 9 o’clock lfi Y.ii : f<>r il.W 3 FOR 25 ( SANFORD I N Is Seventeen «I««/« ! tli«*>e Genuine lluck ’I <«■■•• north more; our price f««i M i.i. 0 * 3 towels for 25-CKNT K L A X O N I Ur. Thirty-six inch w !•■ Mute Flaxon in a Sheer. Fun* weave, worth 25c a Yard, «nr f»rn•• IQ is only •1 “ 40c W I N D O W " I I \l»l « ft In I >;irk Gr«*» White. Genuine op. ■> .mu •» splendid value for We. «mr 0^) price is only '* u VICTOR TALKING M AND VICI K"l \8 See our line of these line ,nuv ical instruments, tin v alinoM lifelike in reproducing the Wire. Special prices, and on these ea\T terms. Small pat meni do«n and Weekly Payments QQ $3.50 IRON BED SI-98SNOW ’S SHOES. See our large line of Snow’s Union Made Shoes for men and Boys. In all the leading Styles, in Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Vici Kid. Especially strong line of Tan Lace and Button Oxfords. Special values in all these, see our prices that is enough. Full Size Double Bed; All ^ White Enameled; A for .$ 3 ,5 0 , Monda.v vif 1 QQ price. T $2.50 COIL SPRINGS $1 120 Coil Folding Spring. Double Bed size, a spec- ti? 1 UK ial value for Monday at fr CASH D EP A R TM E N T S TO R E 1 i ------------ DON’T FAIL TO SEE 01'R GREAT 10-CENT WINDOW FOR MONDAY. ANY AM)ALL ARTICLES ARE S P I’.t l\l. BARGAINS. AT ONLY III ( ENTS. D. A. CALDWELL BARREL I^ACTORT NOW OPEN r;~ ■■ D e li S E L B Y ’S OXFORDS. AN OPPORTUNITY $1.35 PETTICOATS 98c. ; $1.35 DRESS PANTS 98c. feelin g a n d m a la r ia . P la c e your p o t a t o barrel o r d e r s ut o n c e to Insure d eliveries w hen w a n t ­ ed. M. M. Deane. Oah Ave. and M m S t. Phone 255. 59-tf N ew MONDAY, APRIL To the Ml tin ot The llrraM Sunday, April 7th. Reed's Inis brought Mr ami Mrs Heed and son. Mr ami Mrs Gray and three (laughters and Mrs. Stone and daughter They ure Woodland Park enthusiasts and come as often as they can. Mr and Mrs .1 C Smith drove down to give ilie Imhy a swim and brought then friends Mi and Mrs A King Mr Hoy 'syuies and three ladies motored down. Capl Pngenhurt brought u party on tho .Mamie Mrs Geo. H Dickinson leased the park for Inst Friday to give her pupils n nice outing, an ex­ ample that will he followed liy other teachers after they hear of the enjoyment this gave to the girl* ('apt Pagenhart brought thrill on the ■‘Mamie" und had two good loads Of jolly girls They cer­ tainly enjoyed themselves and kepKthe trolley seesaw, swings and whirl gulag full tilt Ask tin-ill if they want to coupagain Some grown (teople also came as invited guests. Sunday was a good day In the morning a puny of boys came for o swim and other recreation. After noon Mr. Jenkins, who comes every Sunday, brought some friends in n launch and they all enjoyed the jkhjI. Cupt. Tillis made three trips with tho "Nettle.” The "Nettie" is all right, hut with (lie Wixxlland Park habit growing. Capt. Tillis will h iv e to get u larger boat this summer. Many people come by bicycle, buggies and a foot. Messrs. Crown and Wagner of the A. C. L went to the park Saturday to investigate that railroad crossing, and nfter satisfying themselves decided, since It had to he. the crossing should lie put in at once and promise«! (tositivcly to have the work .finished promptly without uny more delays, excuses, etc. This will enable autos to come by way of Monroe on a wide, dry road and. enable Monroe people to come witiiout wading. F O R MAY �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuosday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD IN Number •• S A N h X J R D — L i f e «* W o n h OANTORD, ALL AROUND FLORIDA rhe General News of The Land of Flower*. CULLED THOM I TIE STATE PPRESS An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im­ portant llappenlnts In thr S ta te ’s Domain. The Order of Hoy Scouts In Miami held a big banquet a few nights ago. The work for the summer months was outlined und o general big feast enjoyed. The citizens of Sarasota have voied in favor of a twenty thousand dollar bond issue for public improvements. f in d in g titanic v ic iim s S i i t y - T o u r Bodies Hove B ee n R ecover ed f r o m The S e a The bodies of sixty-four of the victims of the Titanic have been recuvernl from the sea by the cable ship Mackey-Uennett. naxiriling to a wireless message received in St. Johns. N F . Sunday night. The message states that u number of tuxlies were recovered und cast buck into the 'sea. obviously for Hifc reason that they were in such comiifinn as to nuikc identification impossible. The cubic ship was ordered to the scene of the disaster os soon as It was known that the Titanic hud sunk. J . Bruce Ismay, president of the Inter­ national Mercantile Marine Co . received u message from the Mackuy-Hennctl. stating that the steamship Khejn report• rd passing wreckage and bodies near the scene of the d twitster FLO RIDA, L iv in g T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 1 3 , 1 S 1 1 POTATOES ARE MOVING Twenty Car Loads Left Sanford Durlnl Past Week BRINGING TOP NOTCH PRICES San fo rd G ro w e rs Have Over Four Hun drrd A cres This S e a so n In Early P o t a t o e s Valu» REGARDING M E C H O N EXPENSES G. R. Calhoun Tokes Excep tion Herald's Questions IV NEWS OE THE WORLD To The Tu tht IaIiIui of rtis Herald After r<*admg your article in (be lust is­ sue of the Herald headc«l "Make A S ta te ­ ment.'' I think it would be best to post yourself on matters of this kind before go­ ing into print with it. You are in error and have evidently tiern mislead hy an article which recently appear«*! in the Ovietlo Advance. The Secretary of the Committee after each primary, makes his report to the Campaign Committee. Everything is (Mild by checks. When the checks nre returne«!, they are uttnch«*) to the stubs. The Conn,litter always «-xtend uti invi­ tation to candidates to attend tlu-se t u r n ­ ing» These deliberations are never be hind close«l doors Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources IIAPPtNINGS DURING THE W E E * Here th e R ea d ers Will rind a Brief H isto rica l S p r i n t Mowing Tor Hurried R e a d e r s I la- Irish potato «xop will be u great With the arrival at Galveston of the factor in (he Sanford Celery Delta this steamships Denver and El Sud. wlpdt figseason and on account of the scarcity of ured in the collision ofT Galveston bar at the crop nil over the world the price bids 7:45 Saturday night, first details of the fair to remain strong until the northern accident were learned. The Mallory vescrop comes in. Sanford hns over 400 sell. the Denver, is nor badly damaged, acres in |x/(atoes this year ami they are but the El Sud hns a hole rammed in her of very good quality, bringing $5 and port »¡do just forward of the forward hatch, more (or the No. I and even the culls reaching more than half way through the bringing a fair (irice. Thr Hastings crop vessel from the deck to (he keel. She was is of large pro|x>rlions and will come in crippled and her foicpeuk full of water, nbout May 1st. hut (his fact should nut T he txxik* are at lit«- dts|x>sal of anyone hul she was still nfiont nnd with the as­ (»rove a hugulxxi to the Sanford grower, as sistance of Two tugs and the pilot boat h trre strd at any time Ihr p i e r is Ixiund lo hold up during thr lexus. was able to make her way to Hie The im x r e d i n g s and assessments id season Twenty car loads went forward Southern Pacific docks. There were no Iasi w»ek and ii Immi! the same mnnlier com lidnle s lit several «111111110» in the »tut«*live« lost und none injur«*l. are also on tile mill open to the genera will go out this week. public. v- - o . _ o iDUpctors ul the United S l u t c s S u e ^ o f - ’ Coggms><« Co.-are VlMy-«clivn ifW tiro The Committee will meet at thecou ■ourt poratiou, through stock ownership and potato deni and this firm is making f. o. b. sales, (laying out Inst week over $12.000 house in Orlnndo on Frtduy. May 3d. UJI2. places on directorates of the great rail­ fur potatoes here. F. F Dutton, the res­ at 11 o'clock, for the pur(x>se of cunvuss- way systems of the United States, have a ident manager, deserves great credil for ing the voir nnd transacting other busi­ controlling voice in nearly fifty-five per the able manner hi which lie tins handled ness. and I am sure tliry will Im- pleased cent of the roads of the «xnintry. aicordmg to a statistical study |>rr(Mirr«l for the the |x»tulo deal (his season, and is very to »re you and all others*ill(ereste«l For your mformutlon. we have on band Stanley Steel I rust investigating commitoptimistic over the outlook not only of Twelve Hundred fifty time and 25 IWldol te<of :lir House The aggregate value of Hie (■a ito crop tail also of the tomato Ilars tin- railroads is fixed us approximately «■nip ^ ours vet y truly. SIH.UlMI.Otm.tHII). and of that the St«rcl CorMessis Walkei noil Pugh nre (irobabl) I, K I ' m not s. |»iri)tion alliliations are said to control I be largest growers of (ailutoes III (tils t hair m i n I alli|angn C o m m i t t e e mine than l * (too 0011.000 section and will have 'nlxiut J.000 barrels, Grading of the roadwa) from Duucllon to Old Town Is now in progress Ties ami rails will be laid at soon as the grading is completed. A short line is also to be built by the A. C. L to Monlicello. When An Old Ilm r Revival LUese two |ronds ure complete«!. Tnmpu “Sanford will soon see a religious re­ will hive a short route to the West vival such as fius not been here for years Tampa is to have n new city hull which is (lie statement of a pcomnirtil church will occupy n whole block not less than jjjirkcr o f the city. Arrangements ure 2 P T T W * square. _ bciiig"“cornpleted for the revival meetings Fort Meade has Just voted for bonding to be held in this city beginning May 26 S I 9,000 for water works and S20.000 for n under the management of Evangelist J. sewerage system. M. Hass and his assistant. Prof. J W Six prairie achuonera. or covered wng- Stnpleton. who has charge of the music. out. tilled with men. women and children, Word bus been received from Evangelliaised through Miami a few days ugo on- ist Hass wtio is now holding fortli in For­ riMite to the Homestead section, where sythe. (>a that the meeting there is very ihey will become settlers The iicwcum- successful Many souls ure seeking the ers are said to lie from Okluhoinu. and Light al every meeting and great interest hove been truvelmg ever since early Inst is manifest Among tlu^ interesting in­ winter cidents tTint ure occurring every day in forsytlie on account of the meetings are Resolutions of Respect (he settlings of old scores among enemies, which are bound to net them n neat sum Replying to Mr Calhoun's statement Thirty-two p>ruons are known to be I hr following resolutions of respect paying of old uixituuts. returning of ill as tliry are moving them (Ins week will say lluit (lie Herald is not in error dead half a sotre were so severely Injured wrir adopted by Celery City A«-ne No gotten goods, and the burying of the Both al These gentlemrn are fully olive to j and is not led hy any slaleinents id any •hey may die and a hundred and fifty 1853. of the fraternal Order of E.agles. on |ltltc-liet on severul old family quurreis tile possibilities of the (Main im p in tins , other pa|M-i I lie t andidales tlimX Ihey other* were hurt in two tornadoes, one of Hie death of their beloved brother Isham The merrhaiits of the city are dosing section and realize the value of Sanford |nre assessed tixi much mid naturally tliry winch swept over soot hern.Illinois and the H Williams: Mr Walker has iiwneil a farm here j want to know thr actual 111st of a piniury other across northern Illinois into Indiana their places of business for one hour ev­ soil WHEREAS*. Our outer door tins again ery morning, in order to allow their clerks for s«-vernl years mid is one of itir (non [ and »0 does the general pobln We asked just la-fore sunset Sunday night Twelvt la-en alarmed by the summons of rlie An { and themselves (o attend (In- meetings rris m Itir pita to deal, having some lifty [ for 11 p ri n t e d s t a t e m e n t , a n d r x p e . t to were killed st Ililsh Ili. live ul Willsvillr, gel of Death, and acres lliAl lie usually plant» in (»»tutors gel o n e r i t t i r i Trout in O ftnudo p .i(*’i o« linee ai P»-duk Ili linee tirar MurpliysWHEREAS. Our dearly beloved brother Notice I 0 0 r If any one wishes to learn of the puisthll- ! frutn (lie (iMiimiltrr No rellecttolls have txirn Ili unii urne ut Morocct». Ititi I 11 Williams Iraq been called to Ins long The member» of Sanford Ixxlge No 27. lti«-s of Sanford soil amt diversified crops lM-«yn cani u(xni the cumiiittiee. nnd no ex well-deserved real, and I () It f ure requested to meet in lodge Walker and Pugh are alwuys ready to j replions might lo Im- taken I>y 11 simple — News frtun thè floodrd nrru III Mtsso«iri. Nikansas Mississippi and I jhiisìuiiii con­ WHEREAS. We have since the intlilu iit 7 p in *hurp. Sunday A|inl 28|h. to take them over (lie place and show ihetn J «eque») timt pohlnil) he given to the net tinuili (ixlay lo Im- un reasmgly gruve. nob of this Aerie in the City of Sanford, observe the ninety third anniversary of real irutatoes raised oil irrigated land The 1uul expenses. If tln-ie is now m (ite liands I , , , , , , „ ,r I h o u s a n d s n f those who w«-re «rompelled been favored by hit fellowship, lie being Odd fellowship in America All (hid potato crop in tins section is not to Im' of the L u rm u itte r the sum of » 1. 2 :>U 2 .) . . . . .. lo Tier l«i toglier plin-cs when (be yellov one of liic charier mem Tier* of this order, fellows are invited The anniversary despised und will fatten many a hank diM-s tins re|Heseltt tile total asM-ssment therefore, sermon will lie preached by Rev J W account that would otherwise lx* depleted fur Hie election, and will it cost that much Hood invaded their Ironies tiavc been cared fur. but there'are still many more who are HE IT RESOLVED, Thai we how our Wildmiui al the Baptist church. by pinning faith to a fancier crop. In hold one* The Primary system is n in ini|>erHlive nerd of aid. Astile water» head» and wills to the law of our Cod Unlike «:el«-ry mid lettuce and other len ­ costly affair and if (hr candidates can «mittune on their destructive way. more Cfydr and M. A M. W reck above us. with appreciation for the pleas der vegetables toe potato does not have enter the lists with a lighter assessment upiieuls for help nre bring receive«! by Thr steamer Cretan of (he Merchants to go to market at once, hut can la- held tliry are certainly entitled to it ure and honor of his long and faithful frl Al any Hume in 1 barge ••( 1 Tie relief work and Miliars line Wiunil from Jacksonville for Milne lime ill fact the longer (he p> ml«* wr Y*tll Iiii vt* 1 hr niiiirinnii .»•» ;**f luwship with us. iiikI Ilf. IT RESOLVED. Tlial we extend to and Savannah to Baltimore is iiiiiking tier talo slays hi llit- grnuiwl Ihr larger it I 1 Niqr |«-t sons were riddled of money or Ins wife and family our heartfelt sympa­ way up the coast, seriously damaged grow s valuables or tniili by three uiaskrd boldPrftlow Goes Hlittri thy in this their hour of dire distress and ulxivr the water line from u collision dm At a safe estimate the Sanford potato H t I’cglow lias lM-en pomotrd to 111«• up men who went through the sleeper ing thick weutfier eurly Monday off Hnt- crop will bring the growers about $50.000 position of master mechanic of the A. C. Nottingham, of tbs Rock Island westbound (rouble, and HE IT RESOLVED. That a copy of these terus with the Clyde line steamer Iroquois und from (his the net (irufit should bo L. simps at Jacksonville Mr I’cglow has Gulden Slate Limited, a few minuta» after resolutions be sent hit family, one spread from Now York for Charleston and Jack- $30.000. On this same land the funner been general foreman «if the shops here lust midnight, at Sheffield. 111., forty mile« The Savannah line steamer can (limit corn and this will mean (hat he for seven years and while lus many east ni Moline on our minutes and one sent for publica­ souvllle. After (lie robbers liad City of Montgomery was standing by the can ulmost make hack hit fertilizer hill fro nds here hate to Iimisc him and Ills es­ finish«*! then work they shot holes in the tion to the Sanford Herald. Cretan to give assistance if needed. Signed by (lie committee. Some of the (xilato growers also have timable wife and llllle soli. Harry they an signal I uIm- connecting with the engine, News of tile collision staled tlial (lie . tomatoes on the same land and where all rejoice in lit» well deserved promotion thus bringing the train ton standstill 'and C. H W alsh, ('.relan was in no immediate danger, but they diversify in (his manner the potit Mr I’eglow wdl sell Ills home on Sanford ( quietly minie their esoijie tiro. DeCortcs. gave no information eoncetnmg Hie should (J W Sunn. enough lo satisfy the most |»-s Heights and make Ins departure Hus week wlierealMHils ol tile Iriapiols Sanford, f la.. April 17iti. I'Jlg. smnstl« grower that ever played the an T A. Biased of Fort lampa will take ||t(- Knee Is On , ll is thought the Iroquois, perhaps, sus- I vtl chorus. Him i1»mtpin of general foreman of tile . . . .1 > > t„ 1 »-__ ' I he race la-tween the E M. r ami rord lamed llllle damage and bus (iroceeded , I he possibilities of Florida soil nre al stio|>» Tiere and with In» fallili) will make Paul Bigger* is Inane again after a curs started yesterday. Hie distant» being on iter voyage southward No fatalities most beyond compulation. thls city Hielt ¡home We welcome thrill "sirenous campuign1' in West H o n d a in I lei.and to l am(xi and return for $500 a were reputed. In Sanford. the interents of Braxton Hreacham. He side The ouU»me is watched with great will leave ngain to-morrow for Middle Florida. T Will Close Thursday Afternoon We, tlie undersigned, merchants of S a n ­ ford. agree to close our places of business at 12 o'clock noon, every Thursday beglning May 2nd, and ending August 29th., 12. Except when A. C. L. pay-day fulls on Thursday: E. G. Duckworth Sanford Shoe &. d o th in g Co. Williams U Milteer N. P. Yowell 1« Co. Sanford Furniture Co. Mrs. J . H. Brewton Me G. Carraway J . Baker W. W. Abernathy R- G. Stockton F. W. Miller Peoples [Tank of Sanford D. A. Caldwell 1» Sons Pllmer 1» Selgb L. P. McCuller Henry McLaulin J. K. Milteer I W. W. Long J- D. Roberts II. 1L Hill Mrs. M L Allen McCrorey’s 5 and IQc Store L ,W . Briggs E. E. Turner Tbea Schaal. * Base Ball for Orlando C ath o lic f ulr A ttra c tin g Crowds The Bub> Show The tiuhy show is the magnet t tin I is attracting large crowd* to the lm|>erial Theatre every aflefiiooii und niglii Tlie pictures are fine and the cxinleats are very laugtiuhle und enjoy«*l by ull At Hie smnll («ice of udndsaiou it is real­ ly chen|ier to go to tile show and enioy yourself than to stay n( home Tiie Dixie Amusement L os photograph era ure still Taking photographs and snap shots trod (lie show will continue ull Hu» week. Tlie following lias been receive«) regarding tlie free baby Jacksonville. Fla . April 22. HH2 laxxlrtch fc Mc«,nr> Sanford. Tin Gentlemen— Your favor of tlie 20th ut hand nnd will say in reply we will semi tnc bnbv girl to you on Wedncs«lay, April 24th nnd she will reach you on the nftertioon train If you fall to s«*iire 11 "gixxl home for her kindly ndvtsc us (aomptly. Yours rrspectfully. B. F. J ohnson, Supl. Orphans' Home. | Hie oil [minting» on (lie funcy table at the Catholic fair are greatly admired by all patrons of that attraction, they arc to be given away witli other [irizea Wednes­ day night See the indies alrout them Everything g«xxl to cat is serv«*i at the supper table. One man. a vrntnble Eplairlean. d«vlnre«l Hint tie never last«*! the like of (hat "Blooming Flower Cuke" Never was it placed oil a Sanford table before The «xrontry store also lias its a t­ traction», and it itxiks as if (he home-made candy will not lust over Tuesday night. This fuir*is for n go«xi pur(x>se and every cent you »[»end there will rrrnain in S a n ­ ford. The ladies will npprcciute your pat­ ronage to enable them to continue the L 11. Bcachnm , Jr., and i ’aul U. Bigger* good work of improving our city. spent Tuesday afternoon and night here. They huve been campaigning in West Rum m age Sale Florida for aovcrul days in the interest The Ijidies' Union of the Congrega­ of Hon. Llraxton Ileachum of Orlando tional church will hold a ruiqmugr sale who ia a candidate for Congresaman-AtThursday. Friday and Satnrduy of tills Large. T h e y were well received und \ week in the vacant store in the Stone f, did some effective work for Air. Ileachum | Gove block Second hand elothlng. fur­ who will be through tiiM part of tinniture. shades, matting and other articles state himself in a few d ays.— Chipley I Circuit Court P ostpo n ed will be on sale. The Ijulieg will appreci­ Banner. ate any dunuturns ul Litis.«c&kractcr frutn, Hie date for Hie Spring trnn of the Cir­ L Mrs. B raxton Ileachum, Mins Mary friends of the church Articles can la- cuit Court lias tx-en postpone«) until Jun e Davis and Bonny Berne ham of Orlando sent lo Mrs. C. E. Walker. Elm avenue or (Hi.on aim unt of the I’rimury da(»;sc»m were in the city yesterday. the Congregational [mrsomige or a phone dig so close ns to cunllict. At a request T . E . F . Honklns, of Orlando .sjroke message to cither address, and the ar­ of Hie Orange County Bar, Judge Perkins on the stree t here yesterday. kindly contented to chungo the date. ticle« will be called for. l.et (lie sirens shriek, (tie horns toot. und the very rattlers rattle, for ut 4:30 odock tomorrow uftrrnoon the base ball fans of Orlando will assemble at (lie San Juan hotel to decide tiie question of a ball team this year. The util went forth from (hat digidfi«*! gentleman in the court house who. it is said, lias lieeti hailing peas uround with lend pencils for the past three weeks. Mr. E. G. Duckworth will be there, you bet your life, and witli spikes on his shoes He will he in a rather embarrass­ ing position when war ts declare«!, by the way. because lie has a store in Sanford. mteresl by motor car enthusiasts. S t r a w b e r r y re stlv u l Tiie Hospital Association will hold n Strawiverry and I«- cream Festival on Tu­ esday evening. Muy 2nd., ut the park. The Sanford Bund will furnish tlie music for Hie occasion and a gixxl time is pre­ dicted for ull. The feast will be from four o'clix-k until eleven Everybody is Invit­ ed (o come out and nsslst in this worthy cuuse Mrs A H. Moses will have charge of Hie affair which guarantees its sucxess. lo Rival Celery City Witli the same soil and the same Bow­ ing wells ns nt Snnford. why should not Hie iund of and adjoining the Bertsford Celery Company's property not rival If not surpuss the famous Celery City out|Xi( in quality and quantity? With (hat expectation in mind, Messrs. J . F. Wilcoxon and F. E. Neltleton of ikrunlon. Pa., und Dr. Sturgeon of I’itts*- * tiurg. Pa., bought through the DeLand Realty Co. 34 H acre* of proper! of the S t Julius Kivitr Lund Co . at Beresford, this «minty and Hie new company will at once clrui Hi«* land for cultivation Of cel­ ery There are oilier negotiations in (irogreta witli Eastern parties to take up more of this dunce land.— DeLand Register. �•f»f . ; ll/ NORTH STRONG FOR UNDERWOOD H Having Sold Mr. W . E . W atson an Interest in my ShotBusiness wc have Decided to Put on a Special Sale for “ H i* sentiment for Underwood don't want anyliody. You can't menthrough tho north, nnd especially In j tlnn a alngle candidate from their parNew York, amounts practically to a j ty who Is generally favored. I bollevo d l l . ' ' said \V. I.. Percy. secretary of that T a ft will be nominated ttocaus* the Dobbs A Woy company, who got ho will get the majority of tho office--buck homo yesterday nflor a thro© holders, but Roosevelt has a strong weeks’ trip through Cincinnati, Coluin following among the hoi polled. Off­ but, BulTnlo, New York city and other setting that, however. Is the fart that points. ho onterod the raco too late or too ear­ "T h e Republican* don't want any ly. too late to get tits machine to run body, to toll the truth. Ilooeevelt la too tilng, too darly to secure the nomlnnmuch of n demagogue, Taft ha* lx«cn ] Mon hy tho atani|>ede route And I-a unwise, I.n Follette la so much of a Follette nnd Cummins hnvo no chance progressive that ho Is practically a ' at all Socialist, and Cummins I* not In the t " i t doesn't matter who ts nominated running. O f the Democratic candidates hy the Republicans, he will not get Underwood Is the only man who meets the full support of his party. Mention thetr demands for a constructive any candidate and opposition will de­ •talesman, one who know* the practi­ velop at once from tho -reasons I # cal aide o f governm ent ?k named, and you will find the oppoeltlon turning to tho Democratic party. North Strong For Underwood. TEN — Uni t s- . a on I Muc h T a I k •ti Al, out did t he busbies* Ready to A y r « « W i t h Us. "Tho north 1» tew ready to con e«le Ifl* poi nt to t he »e,|t|| r till t *htt ri'i pr «Vice « p r e s i d e n t I he <-ycli*t " W fi.-li 1 --ft \ ' . a n t a I k i • w ||ri... ..f tin i e f " led r-'Miid a n d t he i«*t .-hologt ••»- ar I n ! w «1 | TI, ' i gM w lu-n hi­ ’ Ml l l l . i l l l e l l t I.n* - in.. I ' t i e y n r * ri'ndy ll as mel i t i. ' eil t ha t he w'is an ri ght a * to ngre«- wi t h us nnd e l e c t U n d e r w o o d EL J W a DAYS B E F O R E T A K IN G S T O C K — S = BEGINNING H TH U R S D A Y A P I L 18, 1912 0 H 0 Our Entire Stock will be Sold at Reduced Prices. M en’s Edwin Clapp, Walkover and Bostonians will be Sold at TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH Oxfords and High Shoes, Patent Leather, T an , Gun Metal and Vici. All our Stock of Ladies Shoes (E x c e p t Queen _ .Quality) Misses, Boys. ai\d C hildren’^ at, Tw enty-Five fo r ? S n f ‘ StecounT, All Ccam crs. All Wuccn Q uality Shots • Ten Per Cent Discount. Now is the T im e to Buy Your Children’s School Shoes. . . □ New Store - New Goods - Large Stock to Select From WOODRUFF & WATSON SA N IO R D , FLORIDA GARNFR & WOODRUFF BLOCK E m D ^ D [E ]D [s ]D D D U iD D D D ^ D E m U g ]D death AND f a m i n e in Ru s s i a C on se qu e nc e s of C ro p F a ilu re In C z a r ' s E m p i r e Are A lm o s t Beyond De scrip tion. Appalling delalln ar«1 being given In fho Riisalan it«*wapnpera ronccrnlng the preM’iit famine, which has now Involved no fewer than twenty gov­ ernments T h e official calculation of lh«> Kconotiilc society pula the figures at threw hundred million* of puds, or U* U.’ i.OOO t o ll* Th«« onto'-nu-ti' «•* H e d l e - i s l r u us of i rop failure In Ik'.*.' t h e r e oi c ur red CANDIDACY OF HON. 0. W, UNDERWOOD PROJECTED ON HIGH AND HONORABLE BASIS, CLEAN MAN ON A MANLY PLATFORM I Frinii t h s W a s h i n g t o n . P o s t ) Th« I interw. mm| movement has re in L Wr'- a| th* hnudn ,f fil- f . t fr ■ '• have never known what It I» to r***It Is rath er late to ch au je ucei !>*» its.“ THEY ARE NOT OF THE QUI TTING KIND H ighland 8u b-E *ch *n ge Propot«» *» Continue Even Though th« 9U • O r g a n l x a t f o n W it h d r .w « F la .— Florida Cltm. T av are s, ____ _ .» « .p a , F I* - I * » ' J r . change, Tampa Kindly mall Inform ation at (he IDxchange movement to »'r J Ijin e , Meriden, Conn H* ha» ■Iderable property »< Pu»1" * am trying to get him In No one here h a . « i 0 lng up th e ship. If ‘ h* E ,c h * nfl, ' h r ,. not continue, the Highland ch an g e will. Should both ' I can «peak for lb * I * k* ,ll‘* 0 0 . . & tag Association, which *> ^ g elh e r and co n tin u e th * n* grower« hero werS memb-f* 0 original Exchange ahd *h«o o V a ro ’a company W« D0‘ quitting kind. „ . , TOUra /aimedi 7 ■ ■ •f •• It !l Ml r e l i i x l such Hesuruncixt uf su|ii»irt that f o r t h b y til* m a n a g e - i - i . » f o r Hitt! th»» d l» t t u g u l» h e d s o u t h e rn e r has yie ld bend, fnlthf'llli i-n ' ••* » 8»i iJ c I to the wlslu-s Ilf Ills sllliporters f<ir know o f the Mil-1 ' '• I IklttJ n definite anti"Uli<'eui«lit o f his cullili nn.l s lm p lh tlt If-, -» Vn ;ar! da. y for ths pre side ntia l n o m in a t i o n at ” 1 w Isti t he I»» ; . r *'» .lilrj It n lt lm .'r e M r U n d u r w i x x l . ns In well to know that w e e»(xI !■ fu In on ! k n o w n , ws* for a long t im e a verse to the strength of our candidat*. Ml t h e Men of tw ln g ta ke n u p f o r dlocus high character, his wsll tried l**d alon aa a p re s id ential p o s s ib ility , and erwhlp. hi* i>«rfi« t sani ty *m! jiol»« even a fte r hi* lndt>r*enw«ot by tbe A l a - , and Ills fidelity l*>tli t. hi« ftisn.1 b a m n Itomix rn cy he de (irecated Ib e of t Dll ship* and ale« to th«fort* of hi* friends to g iv e w i d e r p ro m if f time honored prtii tj Inence to hi* e llK lb lllly T h a t he n o w I X»moors tic |xirti 1« If * •• «r# UD consenta to sta nd for tbu h o n o r Im able t o win sn >l re It,- : * «noe ypile » that de ve lop m e nt* h a v e dls|x«lle.| | 11-,1 » »T» •« >n ilMUi» an<l unalgne.! the doubt* thnt fimi nssnll.x! h im er c a m l l d a t e s t hen ••• ‘ n>-( *t T h e cnll ii|x»n M r U n d e r w i x x l U s ile » |»e«-t or even •a r e « 11 . Itxlswl f ro m liifioentlnl q u a rt e rs In all sec under such c|roiim»tai. » .ukl Mon*, n signal fact tha t i w r m lt a It to J not deserve t " win It. * « * iVj l>* riv o rd e il that for the fir»t t im e In It will never be f o r g o n e ; ili«i th«rt fifty year* 't* a v a lt a h lllt y of a *outh I» * certslu comity due iwt»»aa •rn m a n p ro m p ts no rnsntal res « r v a candidate* of the u n i e part) Mon ou th* »c or* o f section. Fila atatue that a fte r the n o mi n a t i on *• tuu*1 a m o n g the , m a p of f a v o rite eons la as be In poaltlon to fight t cimmoB assured aa hat of C h a m p C l a r k aud politic*! enemy " , . W o o d r o w W ils o n , both so u t h e rn b o m . b u t no I c i » esteemed for *11 that. A clean man on a ninntj platform bit U n d e r w o o d ’« c la im to p re fe re nc e truly. t h e i*uti»|wan pi.iilii'«'» uf Itussla «mi ■"in ileiilliB III «•*«■«*»» of the llortlinl a laiiigri-ssman, hut bey..ml that I never Not all theory, not all Idea* about how­ llguioa (hut D to say. In thla slnglu year famlno carried off moro live* went. to nin n government, ho actually than the fnr eastern wht on both ' T h e * flrat t hi n g Hint set me t hi n k i n g knows how, and he actually ran. Not Hid«-* It I* a corollary of chronic o f hi m a nd h i * c h a n c e * f or t he presi A man o f ninny words, ho tievor gives famine In Russia that tho normal di-ncy wa s h c on v e r na t i o n whi ch 1 hut t e n t to t h o s e (lastly p l a t i t u d e s t h a t tenth rnte la a* high as 3f.u In 10.000 ttaI Into at IbifTiilo I had J ust r e t ur n Mink» good l i endl lhea a n d g a i n Mill no i n hit lil t it n t s. whllo th * figure for lai f r o m M a g a r * P a l l * and was u n i t t orl ety None o f I|s. | l l l l n k . till l u a v e r France ts only S t t . for flerninny I ’M. lug f or i n , t r a i n A gr o up ->f l a b o r i n g ' g i v e n hi m ful l c r e di t f o r t a k i n g n m a s s imI (or New Zealand 104 The averme n. most ly r a i l r o a d m e n we re «II» ..f (Hilltl.-inns In disordered chin.i a* igo <tiir.ilh.il of life In Hiiasla In also c u s s i ng I-.t|t| * and 1 « n t . w. d Into t he M.e I lelllin r a i n WIT* w h e n lie lx~' ai ne uni' h hbofl- f than elsewle-ie Of I ooO coi i vrrauM n wi t h o u t thetr k n o w i n g ll.elr lender. iuu1 bringing out of It the iinilen In Kunatu only 297 reach the wlio or wh a t 1 wa s O n * of them w h s ] best oiled. most ixrfocl machine which age of Ml yearn, an against 112 In tier n r a n k RooHcvMt l nn. hut he was I n t e r j the party tins had for years many 170 In France, and L37 In rtipted t>i o ne o f tils f r i e n d s a m a n ‘T h e r e ts only <>no thing that Is A Sweden. dreasod In o v e r a l l s needixl to put a Democrat In tho seat Still moro appalling aro tho com­ ’• T v o b e e n w a t c h i n g that f o l l o w of the preeldont of the United States. parative atutlstlca concerning the mor­ Underwood I l i ke wh a t ^ h o «By«, and There Is only one thing Hint la needed 1 l lko w h a t he «loca, nnd P m goi ng to tality of Infanta. In 1906 of l.A)0 In­ to put a southern Detnocrnt In tho vot o fur hi m ' fanta In Dentnnrk only 122 dl^d. In highest ntllo* of the land Thnt Is a tho United State *. 98. In New Zealand. T h e n | T»lh#<l P ol i t i e s campaign of Intelligence, n campalgu 62. hot In Ruaatn the mortality wu* " T h a t set me to t h i n k i n g , and f r o m to tell tho people of tills country who k’72. Uotnpuratlve Btntlatlcs of thh mor­ t h e n on 1 t a l ke d po l i t i c s e v e r y t i m e I nnd what Ujjdorwood la. what he Is tality of children ahow a ntIII lea» fav­ .My couvlctlon la th at th ere ouglit got tho c h a n c e And t h e n 1 c o m ­ doing nnd what he stands for. orable result. In Norway, of 1.000 to bo a achool In each large city to m e n d a i to mi t i co a f u n n y t hi ng a l xi ut "Aa soon as that Is don* he will ha children 190 die before reaching the teach applicants how to bo happy In t ho R e p u b l i c a n s , nnd t h a t Is t ha t t he y olected " Atlanta (Oft.) ('oustltutlon. age of five. In Denmark 211, In Sweden tho country—how to gel acquainted 186 In ItusBla tho number Is 496— with country things nnd how to enjoy “ M O S T A V A I L A B L E M A N .’ thnt la to *ny. of 100 children bom In them. Something of tho sort It unO SCAR W. U N D E R W O O D . IttiHkln about one-half only atnnd tho dor way through the work of our ag­ U n d e r w o o d and tbs D e m o c r a t ic Y e a r chance of reaching the agA of five T r uat #d,, R si - able snd S s g a c io u « Leader ricultural colleges, ahd of that wo wljl S t r o n g In N o w Y o r k . T h is la not to bo wondered at when wo have something to say In the future. to W h o m tho N a t io n T u r n s . "1-ong before I saw nuy mention of learn thfit ln ; tiio government of Ufa To southern Rico thi-rv tire eucmirnge H' need*, howover, a special depart­ Oscar Underwood's untile as a possible In the present year for many month* ment In all our city schools, where ment and Iti-plrmlon in the turnlug ,.f candidate for the Democratic preslden the north nnd the west to the south Mil nouilmitloli I hud selected him nn already the children have had no other thoso who wish can go and prepare food than acorns, nnd even acorna will themselves for country life.— E . P. for guidance aud leadership lu the*« the most nvnllnble man to lead the very soon bo not avatlablo. A phy- Powell. In the Outing. troublous times If wo slop to coiisM I Democracy,'* write* Albert R Kerr. alclon In thU government write* to er a moment we resila« that once the. eon of the lute Jatuea 11. K err, i l . C. u S L Petersburg nowapaper that anow Still Active, Though Aged. political outra*!* of the nation we an- * '*1 ®m » Democrat, and I behove thl* ho* covered the foreata, and the par­ Mmo. Marie Delbnrd Is a rem arkable now'not only In olir father * house hut *" ' ® n Democratic y ea r," he further e n t* aro now not able to collect oven woman, eighty-four years old. who • * we sit at the head of the table lu the 1 “,,,U " T l , “,u *■ nH »>■•» 'n '»7 J'»U this prlmltlvo fodd for th e ir children. UfT* a t Nantei, France, and who, c o n u c l U o f the family. i n,un‘ ¿ ¡ f t ir'; uld' . ^ roVB ' ü. n h lnce the age of ten, has never known 1 «'amili Iat e n » Mr Utiderw<xxl It I* re Country Life School. T h e confidence In t he soundne*« mid ; * day*# rest. Bho ta at present occu­ freàliRijf ' to Democratic partisan* on It really la astonishing wbat.ngtup* pied In building a cottage out o f h er efficiency of southern leadership I» not t h e ' siile W * » to haTe * leader of the offer* In exchange for co p m o n sense 'ombrar«*] only In the favor with which savings, and can be aeen dally going Ef-V. . d eiyio)isl«te<rcapacity o f Mr Under nnd how extremely etlngy ahe la with *th e candidacy o f Oscar Underwood hit* » O' ■' up and down ladders carrying brlcka wood, i T l j e Democrats o f Now York people who aro lary, Ignorant and un­ been received In Ibe nofth, bill In re add mortar, or giving directions to the L>e t p l jc f.^ o win, and Incidentally we imaginative. It la no uso for anyone peated manlfcatrtljnn o f the confidence bricklayer« Her vitality la th at of a shall Jmich pleasure in victory If to go Into th? country to be happy felt In tbe north and ihm In Un» woman of twenty, and aha ta Indignant • It fiw'd'kfr «'olonet Roosevelt aoulh tho coutitry would \n| iind.-tliix! " . ‘ 'T' , ..... ", I".’1 .Just by foroo; especially If they rely when anyone suggests to her that she I j c k mg t o tin« I n t e r e s t s n o r t o tilg bn vlolete and pinks and bird* to ought to stop work at h er age. '*! hate b md n e s s . ' »<" t h a t my op|x>sltlon to Mr mnko them happy; when they do not laziness," she d eclareaL "and since I form o government k « A > r i g h t hy W. I( m 1k) a i v „ u n t e d f ur ln constant caro and p r a c U c T - i l o n U f o » . j ^ 0(Uer w. 7..._WBBblagtuB Po-t. even know one fiower o r bird o r fruit . from anoUittc ftfld dp apt care, to know. Vot* for C hi», M. Hand for Sheriff e r j (Ala.) ▲dvertlaor, ' “ ■ . S —- __________________________________________ "Nino out of every ton Republicans Underwoed Strong With Labor People. "O f the Democrats prominently men­ think Underwood would make a good president, and of thoso ntno tho ma tioned thera la only ono who Is rocelvJorlty are ready to v o t ^ o r him. * O f , Ing strong support, and that man la Oa. eourso there are not a few who alw ays |r * r Uti^erwood. Tito laboring men vote the straight Republican ti c k e t 1 like him her nose he will stand up was talking to one of theso, who had ] against tho mnnoyod Interests when It expressed his dissatisfaction wl^h all 1» necessary, and the business men llko his party's candidates, and l asked him him fxw-su»* ho 1* the only statesman about Underwood. ‘ ' with real, practical business Ideas. “ 'Well, I would lx» Inclined to for And those that simply can't vote the get that It was election day If you Democratic ticket becaiiso they aro nominate 1'nderwood.' answered this Republican» well, they will »nlvo their conscience* and at tho same timo help straight ticket Republican. 4 T r* r th ® ‘‘•1»%north has pnld-.inçro attention TTndertvoo.1 by to the laTl session of congress than polls Mr t ' n d e r v «"d. . w h i c h h o w e v e r imt Mind Mil) t o t h o f i t ness o f ■out he r n ma n 0 0 REDUCTION “Sentiment Practically Amounts to Call,” Says W. L Percy. Labor and Business Will Both Be Satisfied With Him. ill •'Prll 23. ou THE SANFORD HERALD \ h a i . l b e aouth. They know what Un Undsrwood Dominsting Figure In Conderwood Is doing, nnd they have learngr»*s. ed about the man For this reason ' "| found that tho appreciation of there Is a demand for him that was « h a t Under wood I* doing and of his a revelation to me, and 1 am from thti constructive ability Is moro In the south." north, probably because they keep np Hitch Is the gist >.f a rvcountal by with the work of congress lx>tter than Mr Percy of his trip, containing the wo do He has been the dominating most remarkable view of the preslden flguro In congress for tho past two ttal situation In the north that ha* yet years, and. as one member of that laxly b.x-ii presented here Mis trip w ,» n *nld tne he commands Mie respect revelation to mo m,in from the south, a of Itopuhllcaiia and Democrats alike man who left Atlanta not coil tit ed ! when he gets .up to speak among the Underwood supporters, but "It was n funny thing, though, when w In- r c t ' i r ' .-d > !,i 'il.-d nii. let that ban | f..und all the*« Yankee Itepubllcsns n«r |m> nn»«t I tiderw 1 1» the man of| n am in g n southern Democrat. It the hsur, the man of destiny at the] nicd.i m., au»p|c|.uis. ami j said so pay l iologlrni tu.lineili In ilo- hi s t or y of 'to ok here. I told one of thotll, t h« Dem. i.-rnili party " there Is »■•tnelhlng lip your «leevo I i .l. r « . - d elth.-t Is mighty g,-<>d or TsI Xs d W i t h All C l s s t s s he is mighty pool and y •*ii want to Mr I'.-r i » at a t em. -nt a a r e drawn , IV a trick -Ii lis I hr reply n n * III U i e i e l j fr.o n a rat. lilng f iti.» polir eiltnhly flio »nine In every Instance leal s ur fa i .* In t he lt|**a s nd s t a t e s t h r o u g h whh h lie paa-oal ||e t al k. a] that tie wn» a practical man. a eon wi t h l al - . r l t i g inen niid by t he way It ■ertaflvn statesm an who ret could Ixi wa s f r o m t h e m l l . i t I .• Ii.-n-d t he (lr»t pr-.gresslre ullh-oif b e i n g radical, nnd f s v. . r nl I, (oeiilloii o f I ml erwovsl . tie 'hat this U the innii 'hey want at the lie 1» the t a l ke d t i l t h b u s i ne s s ni. ii w fi*, . -onfrol hl'llli of the government t h narinils of d .llhrs «i..| |i mi ght he • ne man In c o n g r e s s i.»lny with full ndd<al t ha t lie t ook l u n c h n t t h a n nc j Iippr.-clntloli of all III,, minute ilutnlls t l ve c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e p r e s i d e nc y , not j that enter Into successful conduct of :- r > o. hL WAKQiHi �•i CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” tV EN THE GATE I M F SANFORD IICRALD April 23. KH2 POST N O I IN II A Chid I* Among Ye Taking Note* end r e l l h . He’ll P re n t ’E m ”— So S a y » S a u n te r e r . 4 The Right Honorable Arthur Donegan came around to tny house to see rue last week ond I was certainly lnipre.v»cd with the capability of this new star on tho (silitical horizon. You can't keep an irish­ man down and Donegan has made his way to the front in the face of difficul­ ties such as few men ever luce und come out winner. He is one of the people and cun get into the confidence of tlie average man just as quickly us the mpst ustutr j politician. Not only will Mr. Donegan l»e elected to the Senate, leu I predict thnt he will not stop there, for Florida has uecd of Donegnns in higher places. Spaaking of Doneguns reminds inc that in Ireland Donegnns were of noble blood and the llrst one thnt emigrated' to Amerirn • •- 4 The action of the «tale committee in taking the name* of the presidential can­ didate* from the ballot* of nil except Un­ derwood and Wilson doe* not come up to my »tnndord of fnlr play and the voter* of Florldo ought to rebuke thia high hand­ was l»ril Donrgun Arthur is too demo­ ed buaine«* at the poll*. There nrc four cratic to claim any such distinction, hut Presidential candidates, namely: Under­ he is one of nature’s noblemen which is wood. Clark. Wilton and Harmon and ev­ much l>ettcr in (bis lund of the free und er* name should have been printed on mosquitoes und politics. the ballot. The state committee ho* no • ■ • right to disfranchise us in this manner 4 The people who do not want tlie truth and abrogate to themselves the sole power told about Florida lands are after Frank of picking our candidate for us. In fact Clark’s scalp and they will get it if money I have never beep in favor of instructing spells anything, for they huve plenty of the delegates before they go to a conven­ It and are determined to squelch the a c ­ tion. Few of my readers have ever been tivity ngninst their pet scheme* once and to a convention and you will hardly real­ for nil. Even, some of (tie East Coast ise the mistake 9f sending a man to a Railway papers and magazines urr nfler Democratic convention absolutely tongue Trank and it seems to be anything to (nil tied, bound and shackled and the Saun­ him down nnd ouw The people of this terer has too much red blood niul Irish section ure not to be deceived by (he land blood to sit down calmly under such a re­ fakirs, for we too have suffered from straint. It has been tny privilege to at­ these same ’ fakirs and we uwe Trunk tend several conventions and I want to something for exposing them to the world say that the best mtin cannot In? nomin­ |f tin- lands are all right the people who ated unless the delegates are absolutely own them ouglu to court un inucstigatiuii _frec and untramme jp l _ For my pan a ny and t|K>~slrs^gjn4batToTiaN|golng up from one-of the four candidates mentionedso ninny quarters indicate that Frank’s would make us an Ideal Democratic Pres­ contentions are not fur from the truth ident and now that we have such a good • • • chance to elect a president we should not 4 With tlie horrible details of (lie Titanic throw away that chance by any fool bic­ disaster fresh iii our minds, with t h e won kering about whose name should appear derful Spartan heroism of our American on the ballot in the state. There is no men mingling priiir with our deep sorrow north, south, east or west in this little a question arises of which I he re|Hiris of game and we should canvass the situa­ the rescued have made no mention— llution carefully and nominate (hr best ' women Democrat and then support him nest No- j We understand that in this case, a s in 1 vember The Republicans have *n n for ! uil others uf similar nature, ill«- In si the past twenty years just because we thought was for the women and children. | can never get together on one man and and as tlie inlrnf the survivors shows, the put him In office, and if our (»arty get* men not only stood aside lull assisted iii the "willys" again and loses gut they will placing the women in the life Units and deserve the well merited solitude of the launching them to safely 'lias been*." • • • Wo also read, with (lie grralesl rrs|M-ct 4 The City Council at their last meet­ and admiration, of the few cases of (lie women who refused to leave their life ing endorsed Geo Fox. J r . for the l-egis companions arid died, as they hud lived, la lure, which is rnthcr an empty honor, and will get nothing for Mr Fox in the true to (he (irccepi. "Whul God hath join­ way of votes. Mr. Fox is u member of ed together let no man rend usunder " lid I what of the women who t>chcve In tlie City Council und that body could do suffrage? What of her who demunds her no more than give him this endorsement, equal rights with men? Were therr none 1 hut the Sanford City Council controls no votes outside of their own bailiwick, and of tills mind on the ill-fated ship, or was the voters of Orange county do not care a the fruit too great for the limb that U»re 3 Ü BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES 25 BICYCLES Ü FROM M « T U P t o *1*. TOR NEW Bu, «71 P V . . . *7 SM ANIBARGFK ORLANDO. FLORIDA CEO. A. De COTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice In S ta te and Federal Courts % Sanford Fla. Gurncr-Woodruff Uldg DR. W. E. H 0U SH 0L D ER DENTIST Honm. 23. 2« and 2 3 . Pkx> Bids S A N F O R D . 'Phona 41 F L O R I D A . ‘A SK FO R S T Y L E NO. 2966 L. G. STRIN G FELLOW •COPLEY” JU ST IC E JO F THE PEACE < IA snappy, high-class_model NOTARY PUBLIC Office In City Hall for Spring is the THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Copley model. AT-LAW CJ Made of a fine quality, medium l.atr Stair Attorney Seventh Judicial Cimili of Florida Kr.ldrnret. Sanford and Svlvan Lake shade Russia Calf, with a high arch ANDEW JOHNSON ATTORNEY AT LAW and high toe, military heel, with the best selecieRifbak sole. Tfiis special Chrome T a n Russia Calf is a insures splendid wear Practice. In Slate and eylrratCourta. M~G/T.”Building process of Chrome tanning insures softer leather, faster color and better wearing qualities. <J T h is shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. A n exclusive feature. T h is, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely tne acme of comfort and health in footwear. Welboru Block Phone ID Sanford. Florida DR. F. C. BOARDMAN I) T N r I S T All Modern Methods and Appliances ORI ANDO FLORIDA ------------------- ----------------;-- — --- -—---- DR. C. G. BUTT DENTIST ' Mil» r Yn w rll ilutldlllg SANFORD. FLORIDA CJ We Lave a number of other " Snow ” styles for »prtng thst swsit youl inspecton. D. A. Caldwell & S o n s Phone 248 DENTIST $4.00 I OR SALE UY “ DR. R. M. MASON specialty and and appearance. T h e modem *' ’ +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 4- 44- Sanford Library i AND X Free Reading Room j; picayune about the opinions of the Sun- It? Perhaps under the strain of the Intense ford Council. There are two candidates excitement politics were forgotten, hut hi the race from Sanford, und the action X ROOM 20 when our fuir sex demands mini's fran­ of the City Council means that the moni­ III Catholic Fuir chise il should not I k ; ut the (Kills only If Iltr «ni. mi ni I «ptlnl Sii. I . .1 llir I «d |«>r al I<mi tors thereof are not of the' Ijike faction, lIp.stiiirs. Pico Block April 2.1 mid 24. 1912. will day. to •■••Il l»»-lll> linai,alni JUMMMIcMI la.JI.ua und the same little internecine war In Dir tIn-y feel qoulil)e»l to do a Ilian's |*irt they Ik- remrinliered in Sanford li. la.li. M irai II. II. fa .. Hululr.al l „‘ IMI Sliarri .K tlir 4The GiDmbi City of Sanford goes merrily on Mr should be consistent and urt'nn men ure lailirt are (*r(Hiring fur a great fair to lie (•MI vnlur.,1 lliir llun.lrr.1 i I I h i i m i ) IsKIm, r«, I. + ìtllrr ftajrlh. Ili (tir «.imI •niulnl ali.ll fa pia, •.......«l.a I......... tM»- in i’rt>i>rrtY rithrf rrni ur jw-rvifinl ni n mal a Ope n I u esd u y s *1 lo (J p. m . lux was groomed for tlie l egislative r a r e rX|>c«Trd lo act held un those day-* Everything guml tv vnlunllvu (olir filfa! by the I■xml <>f diro (uri al n The women wunt to guide our slop AND merely to defeat Forrest Ijike; and this cat will tie served. 1 ruin u needle tu uq mrrtlnrf to l»r inllrj for (hnl pufi ■»*«*. and one fourth •finii lie pay alile In lawful of »11»the Uni ---------------------in c | it, tmoney i n j i i r y ut fact remains apparent to the people and. of staio" on the high sea of finance, com­ anchor can be had ut tlie country store. tru Î Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m Stair» n| the call of the U>nrd of directors (he thin veiled efforts to brush it WT the merce and international intercourse, but Fancy goods galore can tie had for money. r . IV lur term for which the mrpornt ddi If lo m a t political horizon will come to nuught. A are (hey qualified as crew or favored pas­ Candy to sntisfy Die jiweetest tooth Do •hall f«e i«rriwtiirtl S trangers Welcome house divided against itself will fall: ond. sengers? not forget the plnee. viz. the store next to V unless Sanford can cut out this fnctional Hit üftltrf» 6) whom Ihr l»«i»mr*s i»f Ihr 4*»r|*> I Die First Nutloiml Ihink There are prizes business, and get everybody together on 4 lit view of (he iiutnhr-r of men whose i lo lie given away, so see 1 heiahirr Sehaal, ration it tu l«r tundix tr«| ahnll h»* a 1‘iraklrfit. Vk1** r f rallient, boTrlilfy. Iira iu frj and a lksafil uf 1 the subject of a Greater Sanford, there will liutliea. like Dial of AI mmi lien Ai IIihiii i rt«ur Dim* tort The ••ffi«'**« «>f or*« retnry hmJ trra* Die new irw-lrr ufer if It ■hall l«r ilmiinl itdvUntde h> the latnrd | he hut little doing in the way of ii l»ettrr " led /ill A lie rent.'' whu went to their I dlrra'tnr• may l r held l>t the *.«mr jer«tm The the Atlantic mi that awful fi'iinhrr of dint tnr* imij fw- •hnnceil from lime t*• i'll) It is reully iminatrriuMw me Which graves lime fi) the lif law* I-Mi nt i« i Iline ahnll the Hum. JE W E L E R K eep P r e m i s e s (.lean faction in Sanford is in NTr saddle, or ( night when the Titanic struck Die iceberg. !»ri tjr let* Hint) thrre «>r more than »r»rn llir of!i< e n »hall I#* rhinrn nnnually l»y the *(ut It "As big us u mountain," it is Interesting MY SPECIALTIES I lie s u m m e r iiu k i Dis a r e coining n nd hultlrr» at their annual meeting til lie held or» the whether either one holds the reins of j flr«t Vi nlfie*»lu> after ihe flfat M t>n«Iny in June of <o know Dial Die Chinese in the maritime the a l le y s and s t r e e t * a d j a c e n t should lagovernment. I am In favor of the best i'n karil a II ri liti - l'n i litc-st China rath nnd ever y year Untd the election to hehl Gairltnm's Sterling Silver men being in office, and my actions iii regulatluiis insist upun saving Die iifen kept clculi. There ure several lots and on the fir ml W«^]ne»«Iay aftei the first Monday of >|nh A. D 11112. f) McKinnon th all tu* I ' m kirn t. Rogers' l’Intrd Wnro things political will bear out thia state- first. Die children next and the women alleys in tlie heart of tlie city thnt are a |y* M McKinnon »hail l«r Vier l'rrtktent; II. I. Elgin nnd Waltham W atches mane The best luun for the office. Is my last, on Die theory that the men are nuire disgrace to Die inhabitants and tlie own­ I'erklns ahnll lie .Secretary J S MrKenxie »hall t«r Treasurer and I) McKinnon. W M McKinnon. H motto; and. “let him win on his merits”. useful to Die state titan litr women, “for ers ore hereby wurned that the negli­ L I'erllna an«l J S Mt Kenrie »hall 1^ the Board of Dirrctort. AU. GOODS GUARANTEED —without any gerrymandering, or wlro- what would women do without their hus­ gence of last summer will not he tolerVI bands?" The highest amount of Imhilil) (** whUh the o»risilling. The people of Sanford, a s ' a utetl this season Tit* sanitury inspector (■»ration ran at nn> time 8uh|r«'t !t»elf ahall t«e wlwle, are tick of politics and desire a Is nlivr to his opportunities and lie e x ­ J 2 0 . IKK) 0 0 FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS __ VII period of innocuous desuetude, which, pects to keep everything in the best of F r u i t T r * « s and N u rs a r y S le e k Residence F o r Sale Tne name nrul retMlern'e of the 4iil>M'ril>er» «At! translated into plain English. men ns: the amount »»f capital »Oa k »utiocntir«] by earh are New ten room house with all conven­ order. D McKinnon Winter Garden Horida. Ni >t y ( 6 0 ) “Give us a r e s t" iences, just been screened (hrouglunit Share« with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ Voto for C h a*. M. Hand for S h a r lff ^ M McKinnon. Winter («anien Kh>rwla. ( 3 0 ) Rhone Ititi. Ilth and Oak Ave. • • • Share« .. . Shar 4 The Jingoes are at it again, thia time ing orange trees, pecan trees, about fifty B 1. IVrkin». .r-miKif, Sanfurd «Honda 11 0 1 Shares Shar ■ luiHin Ten «C«. I«»»« S(»eetnl Offering in Ferns. Sanford, rose bushes and oilier (liants All In . — Dor kin. -Fifty ((f>0| 50 ^ Shar J S ‘Me Kent — ir Sanford. Shares with o fairy tale that certain candidates first-class condition nnd shunted on S a n ­ Notice of Intention to Apply for Let Floral Destga.c to Order. F lo rid a IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto »et ore espousing the cause of county dlvi- ford Heights, tho prettiest residence sec­ l e r * P a te n t. our hand* amf teals this 25th day of March A I» l-2 *-IO -(f I) McKinnon. mai •ion in this county. There is not a tax? tion in F'lorida. Finest artesian water N o l r r it lirrrli, given Dial llir undi-Migni-d will I«I2 W M, McKinn»»n max •P(>l, lo tlie Govrrnor ui the Stale o( Florida, si payer In the county that would listen to from deep well. Can also sell two other Tsllahatwe. J S McKenzie. mai on the Second dav n( May A I) IUI2, tots with poultry yards orange trees, line for l -r 'tr r . Patent, II L IVrkin» *» at Incorporating ihe SANFORD this question at this time, because our galvnnized barn nnd garden adjoining. SHOE AND CLOTHING COMPANY under the fnl STATE Ot FLORIDA SS taxes ore high enough now and none of Will be sold nt actual cost ns my busi­ iowlnt prola wed charter, the orixtnal o( which It <»» OiAiai.r (let the Wiilto Wing strain winners at now on file in llir oilier of Ihe Srrrrtary of Stair of Be it remernbereii that on thr 2f>thd«y »»f March. u* care to saddle on a debt for a new ness necessitates closer residence. Ihe Slate of Florida A I) III12. l**fore rne i*er son ally appeared D Mc- Orange county fnlr. Single Comb White R. J . H o l l y , Winma oatx nomea thia Twenty Ninth day of •Kinnon and W M McKinnon, who I am tatiifled °°urt bouse and Incidental expenses of a leghorn*. Single Comb Rhode Island tf Herald Office March A I) in 12 ■rr two of the individual» i1rscril»r«l In and who ei new county. I can cheerfully and truth­ 1) Me Kin Mura, rvutrx! tho foregoing prupuaed chartrr and rn knowl Reds. Indian Runner Ducks. Egg* for W. M. McKtssorr. j edied that they »lined and executed the tam e for fully say that none of the Sanford candi­ hatching and stock for sale. Orders I. S. MfKrjrxn. I the uaet and ptirpoaet the’reln expressed II L Pr»«m» Vote for C has. M. Hand for S h a rlff WITNESS my harnl and official seal at Winter date* have had anything to do with start­ booked for baby chicks nnd duckling*. Wilbur 1. Tildrn. (»anien. In thetVyunty and State affiresaULun ihe ing such silly twaddle, and if the county Attorney for Incorporator* I Joy in») year last altfivr written G T Sum«. jefIn1X3 or i t n a n a t i t n or « a t i a t . ua« asp WHITE WING POULTRY FARM Burr W as In Town 1« ever in a position to be divided we will atna«i*i | Notary PuMic. rinntiMc. rouraay W. J . WILSON. Proprietor hot need the help of any candidates who Hon. R. Ilgdaon Burr was In the city for tfA t ^ My commission etpires May 12th 1UI2 We. (he undersigned incorporator«, hereby aaaoate now running for office. Ju st about several hours yesterdny, but did not have clate ourselyea together for the p-irpcrae of forming S a n f o r d F lo r id a a corporation for profit under the lawa of the Slate election time we are besieged with such timo to make an address. Upon being of Florida, and to lhat end do adopt Ihe followln*: STATE DE FLORIDA. | Locirrr or OtaMcz. I 3 3 PROPOSED CHARTER rot made to deceive the unwary and un­ Informed that Sanford expected him to Br tf rrmrmhrfwt liuti on III. 2Hlh ilay of March. A D 1012. hrfcire Tur prraonally apprarnl 11 L suspecting voter and tho Jingoes ore nl- meet Clark hero on the 26th inst. he said fVrkina and J S MrKenjtr. who I ani aatltflral are The name of the corporation ahall lie. SANFORD way* oq the job. Sanford and Orlando he had six different dates to fill on thnt SHOE AND CLOTHING COMPANY, nnd lu p rtn twoof thr Individuai, dr.crtt.-d In and whoexecutrd ihr furt-gotn« protnanl chnrtrr and acknnavjral cit.al place of burlneaa ahall be SANFORD. i U lR •od all the county of Orange are mure day. so It seems that the candidates are IDA, Ihe Company may eatabflth branch ilofra fur «rat thry itgnra) and circuirti Dir .a m a lui (ha purpiar» thrrrln riprr.Mal Ihe conduct O f the attention O f III rsitlnct. al tncl. firmly united now than ever before and I shelling the woods some these days Burr WITNESS my hand and umcial «.-ni ni Sanford other t.anta in the Stole aa it. Director, tna, dr in Dir ( «HIni, and Slalr aforraatd thr day ami hate to see such stuff as this put on the is well liked as a railroad commissioner, Irrmlnr frar la.i atovr writtrn II political stage. W '* no one believe* It. but he does not measure up to the Con­ The general nature of th« bualnra. ahall te to H E Tiaxa. All Work Receive* My Personal Attention I MJTAXUl I Notary Public, my (ximnitation « i I think it a good w. .ortuuity to kill it gressional timber and will be unable to tranaact and carry on a General Mercantile iiual tie*a with powers Incident thereto as provided by I U A L J ptrea Od. 7lh, 1014 ond best efforts how. beat Hilbura for aeoond place. th« Statute« of Florida. 0O-Tu*a 4 -le Opposite City Hall p hon* 23 X H e n ry M c La u lin L. H. T E M P L E Eggs for Hatching r C. H. D IN G E E Plumbing aod Gas Fi t t i ng �í -1 'v - , » - • :.V - V « April 2j. iai2 1IIC SANfORD HERALD UNDERWOOD - AND THE ISSUES U N D E R W O O D C A N WIN. An L 'v i » . Old Soldier1« View of th« Situation, Quitman. (In.. March 81.—In aplt» of the domonstrntlon mndo by th* reeontly orgnntied Wllaon club her«, there 1» n rery strong following for Underwood In {¡rooks county. Thla la Illus­ trated by tho atnt*mcnt of tho Hut. W. I t Tnlloy o f Pixie, who was In town yenterdny nnil anlil that out of a voting population o f forty In Dlxlo ho knew of only ttm»o Wllaon men. The other* wero nil im p o rtin g Un derwood. Mr Talloy, who U a Confederate veteran and n man of pn>mlnetico In county affairs, said: " A s to Mr. Underwood not being a. aouthem mnn. the fart that* he I* now living In the a«ftith seems to bo sufficient. Rep resenting a »outhurn district In congress, he hna becotno (he Under o f hi» party, nnd I think hi» record, show» hltn to bo a inau of auflU'lent ability to deni with the' real Inaue» of tho cam* pnlgn adequately nnd squarely. They any we can ’t win With n southern innn. We have been defentwl with a wuatern man nnd with a northern man, nnd 1 nm willing to tnke chnnre« with n »oiithern mnn I often pick a winner, and In thl* cn»e I have a «-ouvlctlou that I am right In »up |H>rttng Underwood.” Hnvnnnnh Kin i Morning New» PLAIN WORDS ON QUESTIONS. GEO. A . DeCOTTES COUNTY SOLICITOR BIQ ( E x t r a c t * from Interview of Oacar W. Underwood, reported lu staff correspondence of tho Now York World, editorial sec­ tion. Dec. 8. 1011.) “Th ere haa l>e«n no attempt on the part o f (lie m anu factu r­ er» to give Jnlmr It« »hare of tho Ix-Mi-flta derjred from the tariff They have kepi all tho profit*.” " T o protect profits Is to pro­ tect Inefllclency nnd to strnngu late rather than develop Indus try." m " I prefer to lower tho tariff wall by taklng^hrlcks off tho top o f the wall rather than by dyna­ miting the structure at tho bot­ tom ." Remember I T That every added sub­ scriber kelps to make this paper better for everybody T h e people have hrii faith In the Republican partyIvecnuso T T iC It lias not kept faith with them." " I f It fthe Sherman act) I» on f.ircet! a» a criminal «(ntute It I» an efficient Instrument for pre venting nnd piinl»hlng monopoly and ri-ntrnlnt «>f Irado." CANDIDATE «1 F OR <— - O U R C A N D ID A T E -SAM Tw o year* ag«/ Congressman Frank Clark made a »perch at Midillcburg in which lie stated that only tvs.« newspapers in this ilnt i it t ..pp..*««l Mr Clark all I>rlorigc«l to the came folks- the l.avt (.‘oast Kailroad H r h a i r long known that \Jr 1*1.irk w.is not thr man t«> t c p r r » m i In» tin» ■1« - 111 i ' ■' r- « - r c m ' t n i n at n-n « n g 'c * » th r and St A l ig n » l lav Countv I mir* title Meteor Mr ( lark, at the »am«time, firril »>>tnc uncalled lor irinuik» a r t un«l th r loo».- nir r.t.«' al ut n o t( • :. ; hi« * . . >n. r j . t i - n , I tin f I inn « (I* ' J|> p a r r nt to 11. »• h« « hut win. ol thr tlilc r •.in iln l.i t rs J i l l ! Mill. Ill »In will hr In n n .i ii| l.y tin | .« .’| 'r ha» l o r n a <|ii«*ti..n w r h a «r I « rn unw illin g «I« « n lr up ! ' I lie ; i • - « li I 11no. » , |n wills il wr t ...k no t rj> k li - Mij.’ U A w r -i.. that tt ih • * lut» U* 1\ f < Mr ( ’ ’ .ilk lx ft *h . S. .1 . 11•.» * *! ' •1 f . , i » 1; .t t h ! ' 1 t t Ufl*1 \ A M Ml jv tir K 1 1\ } ur t II » .« lilt fa. I wr lini n I it I I » r v l ir a i r i a l tnotilh» I hr | im i - wa » th r lo » I i •pap in t hi* <P *i 11 t t i ti -• it » agallili Mi < . •k i ' ■I t ■ ' . ' triade th r 'igllt al Tir lidi Ilo •he p l r n t v of In H i: w i w i h ir ! « p a p m in t h r . h - l r i t a r r •>|.| «log h i i nom ina tn"n thi* o , i ' Mi t ' I a i l Ila* rr*o|rit at . i n . in tlinr* in f i: t 'fil l finti1» ■* M ' I ' . .Ik 1llival V *11111(1 I..i .tini \ a Ituj and in h >/ 1in *1 « «•tifiti« *» 1i*i t r •*iuj* in*» n imi a r e lirss *(■ >v«. f * natinn. and it nr \r r vp« ,i k a well 1•*r a man when in'* nw n !!rif»!iti<»rt turn thru Ira k * (•n imn \\ . • ih«t< are till Unt pa ¡.f t * III t h r ■11 «t net siipj.. a ting Mr C la rk aio) •o i r «*nr n o alt r io 'tigli to •a * t t«a t ' i r . f t h . *r j .a I ■« ’ * a to l t; Vii I lori i* a g ..' I m in ami M . P u t ì h i * tn-td r a fa i t l 'n t .tilt .ni . - 1. 1111**1 m i and c i ll o i of tin n ì v uhi i n . i t i a m . t il t* ■ o t i g t i * »inali hoI w « Ila « i al T«v cd a t t h . . <.in 1U Muti, attc-r mature considerati.»!!, that Ih .n S a lti ! H i l l . u n i o f l ’ a l a t k a i* i lo III.ili t lo il I t a n k C l . l l k wltll In io ititi i l a l o l i i v M i 1 1 111 *n » ii i» Mi C l a r k ’« M lprllot a* a Jitll.lu sp> a l i i l i I» M ’ l la * k » ■ ,n i 1 III H IL B U R N i» a high tonrd gentleman who would cormnand the respect of hit fellow co n g ressm en and the second dutriet v \■■ 11 !11 once rnore enjoy the rrspeet it i n o n r . l whni rr|ifftentfil b> suit] non a» Cm.per and |)»‘\i» The record »how* that he ha* hren away from W .«»lungton more than half the tnm when m atter* of mi pot t a in r « atm to v •>!«• II. V..I 11 1( p a t tv l « • i •r «1 i* h.iid C**1 w till t h e Hi ¡'ill.In a n * ..ri i h r lai fl Hi* Till 1hr SI.i i w d |n n* i n hilt l r •i Ie - * I.*i , u n‘i and ,«MM«id«- are *iu li j i I i1 .ilr Inn a ; .. . T l.f <1 a t . f . . I a - 1. . d 1 t 11 I . .1 flit I,. , I« i Hr « In la n d ill hi» « « « . h . .n t tic h v* rg'-adr* n ia 11r r tf'at s r w a * will mg f..r thr pr-.ple to I. hiinibiigg' d . he de. lare«! in hi* tanti sprr« h that he wa* willing for the ¡«copie to be robbed. 1 SA M I ■Á 1-1 . 1S lisi H r ha» v io len tly ab u sed c v r t y O o v c r t l o t t ile S t a t e Ila» h a d f " i » i x l r c n y r . t r » . lie h a * g m i r up a n d d o w n t in * %titilliti-nu » .t i t It t* 'tifili Ki1«sili «1ü .ill lit» il 7111«1 II« Vk >| i| » »A ..|«|* w» . ! t ' hitn h» h.tr *•« •n t . .il11 1 ,1H, ! .»t ♦ *' !•» « ' r f11 j •<•-»111 u i •\ ti.. \A » k -tini •f i n i / »ti n ^nsi risili i « tn « *«t |)l< M" t i : il r « r f v v\ i. t. !. 1.i 1, ,1» »1t f •* •t .it .»1 •. 1va : a î •1 • i f »t » 1 •11 T * * 1 • 1 • i »•! f •1 ait» • ! ' • a i" ut .11! î ( 1«1r k thaï l l u v ■. i n {■•r 1 itr f•e »•i . 1•• •*f t il r S t .i 1r .imi iltwtrii t t frji .t r «• v r r i U s t. k .i ml 11f • rraen ted In the N atio n al l|oii»r of Fcpiesi-ntutiv e* by such a pcr»un. l i t i »landing with bi» own colleague* <'••untv l im e* ) C LA R K and .the public officials o f ‘ Florida was recently exhibited when both C S Sen ato rs and at least otic of his fellow rfpTesentatieves were again*’ Inin in In* h . v r r g l a d r * i n v e s t i g a t i o n viol t h r («1 •» r t m*r fr i t r a l l r d u|mn t*.’ •• i U . « » l u n g t o n t«> l a k e t h r »taiul in di ! * ii»«- o f ili r S t a t r w h u h t ' l a i k ail.« k h a d l»r«>u#ht f a l s e l ) forw ard •«* th« m e ••( f a k r i * a n d » w i n d i e r » \ I t 1 r * r t i l in g » a n d iii.n i) m o r e h a * C l a r k «1•"•u r t o t h e h u r t a n d d e t r i m i n t of F lo r id a Haven't the people had enough? Now is the time to put the »tamp hra of disapprovalI upon Frank Clark and his numerous iniquities. H I L B U R N ’S G O O D R E C O R D In considering the camlidaey «•f a man lot public office, the voter* should ari|iiaint themselves with thr record of thr aspirant If In* actions in thr past have hren of a nature tabu lated to brneiit the i m w r t rather than the «lasses, then be is worthy of support and ymlorsenifnt If, to the «unitary, his public life has hern drvotril to promoting the interests of the favored few at the expense of the many, then it inatully he proclaims bis ter* not how loudly love for the “«lear per pul" and hit loyalty to th ru «ause, his utterances •hould fall u p o n mihraring, unbeliev­ ing ears. Hearing these self-ev ident truths in mind, we trust that the good democrats of this district will exam ine closely into the records of th e three gentlemen seeking co n g res­ sional honors, and will (lien, intelli­ g en tly a'n«l unmistakably, cast their ballo ts for the man who has ever been and will continue to be a Worker for "p ro g ressiv e d e m o c ra cy "—S a m ­ uel J . Hilburn of Putnam county. E v e r since en terin g upon the prac­ t i c e o f his ch osen profession —thr faw — in P alatka, Sant Hilburn lias b een active in the public life of hi* town and County, and in all the State no com m unity has been setvt«l nn.tr ably, more honestly, more m e r g e ! ically. ' In w hatever sphere of u*rbc fulness tried, he has been loyal to his people and faithful to the trust reposed in him. A O A I N ST Ft ill it i» of his ca tcr r a* a legis­ lator that vs e wi»li to treat in this atticlr. though limited »pair makes It iinpos»! Ide to Itmrr than touch ltglitl) tipim thr mote important fra tines of that admirable reconl. with w bn h w r are Ultimately ac«|iiaiiitr«l because of our association at the last two »rssiotis ol the Morula legisla tine At the l*Jtr> srssi.in Mt 11 ilbtlru vs as a rcidgni/ril leader of the ''progres­ sives" in the house of representa­ tive* and much of the good legisla tmn enacted then can he traced ilirrctly or indirectly to Ins efforts lie introduced and secured the passage of a hill rr«|ilirtng the ailv rrtisrm rn t of State lands prior to their sale. Students o f political affairs have rightly said that this law was one of thr really great .acts of that notable session. My this compelling publicity c o m ­ petition ha» been invited in thr salrs of these coveted (anils, and thr finan­ cial benefits accruing th erefro m can ­ not be overestimated Suffice to say that in one sale this act saved the State a (¡uarter of a million dollars Mr H ilbu rn'* re.-..id a* a rrprr, «relative wa* so »atista« lory to . Ins >••listittirnt» that hr wa* sis * t<<I t«> thr senate tn thr following « ampaigtl A } a member of thr upprr In.nsr'' at the IV11 session hr was a potent factor in the many re fo rm move- o a c L u m a i \* a mrmlirr of congress Mr till hurii would not fm *akr hi* party and t< II a republican r o n g i e t t that he wss ri .o !» I.. * **tr t•■r any r••L'hrl tariff *• hi diile if hr 4>r given some «>f the '■»wag" a» Mr Clark did If * r n t to lo n g rr*« M r Hilburn will riot leave In* dutie* in «..itgrrsi to • tile to Morula !•• trll u* Toni" cr a c k e r* who w e must v n t r for at Mr ('lark «ltd Mr ililhurr) know* w r know who w r want to \ r rvr u* and that when wr tired a auaiilian wi I makr |iroj.rt and (urinal appli • a t loti t • thr « n u l l « Mr Ititliiirn w-.iild not have *<->tr«l .«it expenditure nf f , ' * Of*) m n to hr g u m annually to thr I ‘nion soldiers n* Mi l lark did a lax of $5 per V•.1 f nil r i r i v » "tr| in thi« district Mr Hi Ioirn w i ill («1 il l j . .in f..|ir* will .« • n grr**m an from a northern M ate r,. «In hi* own S ta tr million* ■ f .h ilar* injur % a* Mr Clark ha* done in th e, I'.vcrgladcv drainage row lie and his non-resident partner. Mat hr irk have kicked up In la. t. Mr Milhurn ii.uld hr dr p n o h d upon at all time» and undrt all . it« uin*tance» to »land hy hi* Mat«- and hi* paily and hi» people ’ > .»( C O U N T S R E -A P P O IN T M E N T m rn ts inaugurated by the "pro g reiaives,'' and tn his capacity as cnair____ man of one of the judiciary com m it­ tee» vs a* enabled lo render splendid service to the State. 11 is locomotive electric headlight bill, which is now an effective law, sliould entitle him to the favorable «oiisidrratii.n >.f the general travel mg public and o ' all railroad men Hi* insurance hill, eliminating any specified time in which claim for damage might he brought, was e x ­ trem ely meritorious (Mlirr special acts might he cited, all tending to prove his ability as a lawmaker, and his energy as an offi« lal worker in the interests of the masses, but space forbids. However, the journals of bftth the house and the senate show that he advocated increasing the powers of .the railroad commix» o n ; perfecting the primary sy ste m , improving the public highw ays; imposing stringent regulations upon tru sts, abolishing the convict leases sy ste m ; and equalizing the taxes. In brief, Sam J. Hilburn has fought ably and earnestly for the rights of the people, and his record has ever been such as to commend him to the voters As a national legislator he would hr equally as faithful and efflcient. and wouUi give such s e r r t e as would reflect credit upon Florida and honor upon himself. (F e le S T R e tli. B r a x t o n Beacham Candidate For Congressman-at-Large Favors National Aid for HARD ROADS More Money Spent on the Navigable Streams and Harbors There is no way the People off tho Inferior can Receive any Direct Benefit from* tho National Appropriation Except by Appropriations for Hard Roads • £■ f ^ V * Tv y-.-.'V .y i X *r~u~ • ", ^ '*■« '* . • , X.A. * .< -• ■Y ■■ ' �S i i i WILL SPEAK AT ..... 1z » __ ..... r Mr. Bryan at this time oc- l!>. | (l# ,. ^ cupies a prominent place in National Politics and has Lost None of His Prestige Through Defeat. He will dis­ cuss # vital questions of the dciy*• •• • • • • • • • ■ ■'■IQ 0 □ □ D E 0 SiB □□agga �ON CANNING F A C T O R IE S . THE SANFORD HERALD ! M R . C LA RK ’S A N S W E R S . * I "W ‘ PP“ *' f n d a j a a « t i c k I H ^ ^ ^ «¿«kt. f oc tbm «nail c u n t a g factory fromthe Coatrm KTiA a F n a k c ta r k dal cot t r a d e ? f W « d trees u l rnday Monuna Bv p«n of Prof. C. K- M d ^ a n l » d to»: >rly ^ eha.-gw made against turn Experimental Station, and to worthy of b> ^ oppoMnt> y r Hilbura. but went n o t i « of the people of this w ctioa »h o ia ta thwn fuay. f n o u jh it to ft X n o u i . t f t t . are intwraated in to tin g « « o f tit- w r - ! tofy th r sutfiliafV lh at heard his two pirn» of the ma.-.y « o p . r a a * d here. ^ T k * article a ala eg the lice followed by * • The Herald ia eu many a r t k k a on the T k a paper had »ugrwied Oral Mr. factcay ami while exploding the Clark a wad it to himself to answer Mr. ■ ~ . n to m e cannery mainly » ' a good Hiiburn's specific chart*», ami we are r|f~ri 7 ----- 1 of the modi 0/ « - - r « > c and of the opinion and we so told Mr. Clark t i e e x p e i * of « m e . afeo the uhea o f an M u r his speech, that he had fully *ftvAaBocisLoo 0/ caaner.ea and f i t t i n g dicated Mb position 00 the E rtr y la d f l markets for the fiakbed product. * I matter, b u t th a t on has t o t e 00 p*nMoca If the ( tow en of the Sanford section and the tariff h a d id not as co sslstailly would only r *a !u * the pow ibllits« of occupy the historic D e m o c ra t* position, the canning factory there would 0* more However, as he declared he * a s voting of them h e n ’ere another season roils on theae matters as he beheted h a cooround. T k a year the saying on torn*- «ituwnto desunsd, these same cccatitut o « alone would * e a nice sum and as *nts are the i n a l jury of arbitration, as t h a crop n ea n tho. »hipping seaauc the tb*y know, what they want and whom nieu grows stronger of having w o k gt> d j they want to represent then» in ^ asba e for the surplus th at is always * * * decision a t the « « i n « prialter toe bulk 0» the crop ia sh ip ped .. mary will b a awaited with fmpartiai la- THE HIBUD PRIMING COHPAM Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. Mai “Crown” Stoi Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer Read the ard cia this,w eek a n d .p o q d n r r •**■*» well the su-Mect matter. I t u a n o th e r ’ y£r. Clark fa» a fornhle speaker, and step toward roocomiring ia the waste ^ ¡,1 attention of h k large sudien** anu ia economy ik * t a * sol v a lio c of ihrougtowt. and never at a ¡am the court.-... for language or for a reason for h k ~—■ course.—-DaLand Register. Send for Catalogues, Prices and Braxton Brae bam a gaining more strength every day and opposition papers concede that he will be •in the Second Primary. Watch kirn ¿el there’ IN M IW O O O O t l i u i r s ,IW T e rm s J A C K S O N V IL L E _ ,V »u u aai_G tii S ta te at tart*, ? u « far six: ia them later days. A newspaper 1 mimi on does not «cd with giving the news. It should ispLTv to be m some sort in ad vaar tw thorn «ko have cue ia full means of Information cn public men and •nra.*arvs e* A may > a m w not ar rogantly nr .n x <betonai way Out is 1 fnentl tSAiag eounoei «ita its inerti» its rvaUers. And »0 we have n n le mese «uppetioai. troiani« the meets« il ertala tamii- -- FRANK É* CHASE r „ E S CSILL ‘ A. W GILCHRIST EW CtD LARBRICHT 3. S. V» ILL! A WS .. • «%w»w%%%w%%%ww%w»www%www%%\awwww^aviwwwwwwwwwwwwvwwwVVVm i m u m . YOU ARE LOSINf. NMM y fgi f" every d a y you pui off ing y o u r s a v i n g s in f.iri Thoate *h»ifa x e '* .lam «nil at Sanford. W r have j excellent c l i m a t e and educaliotm i .»•:•. We can sell you £ ■ *! f.1 : at reasonable pn<» txjokiet and partu nl.ir- imi me th« tai»a appellant io ■!» 3t will Oe noleU ‘eleg.ites on theucAetprinted «Inewtiere E» that the t e m e r à of their opponents m the Herald. Pick nit pour choice ind i.-v not tourne.* ;p«;n c^-a._w iheae••><* iccoriliaglT *-Ti men «eem >n»t mie '.a r n " m toe respective otfl«?ea ui %ti.r?* in»- y is pire. *ad o««n* s« »e feet . r. i JUOtlL* duty to wmsi a aeeta.ng, toe '« » i tr.il -noBt xaei d t:ei HOW AKlkPACX \K ST A R T THE DA> with som e of our b r r a * ‘\i yt>ull start right An<' on doing right if you h.r. ceries on your ta b le . 1 ! • For they an* stru tl> everything but prue V will prove how nnxlera:- Mft.W ‘ B E H H I M H K .H VI s N Hotj. Buxton Bewcnum. i< 'ran<lo. *tli> came 'm 7 irr.ru u. xiiend ’ .v eunvwnoon or orange iru + » .n . •era.un- *d >n tue nty _.e«ter'iii> ind met many .«wuing Lktmocram of taw ca«.at/ 1 the mwrwt of 11s candidacy for Coug-—»»- an*. P A Y C A SH and SAVE ram i t Large Mr. B M c f .u a ik develop­ ing muen »trengta ind »up port n f im p u und Hdlaci.n.’figa rouncy in>: tus pervrnaiicy i»i<: frrad y '■* the favor m 1» » '.ei'L H* b* *vrg « 1 ; y- rtad a < * irrte :( •ne «tau.urnent ::i.uena H t .le u i i n t > in<: s o t TH FLORIDA P R E S S G 1NG The H.nterpmw ilice» that the '<;u'h f'i:r.-ia ni:* n vtll .imC.Tue to .a.k ip ’ .w ;r;c«v«e.: F'<ir>:a .L«*«w <:ar.. u. The youth FVrola u . e o u <» et1 M ,er* , m A Great Big Bunch of Fun for Every Little Girl Under J I .S T ONE M O R E LIE. T h * pwpwra who ir * xgainat Frank Clark ire making their right un th * ground that hw m m.unng th* a m i «aas In Florida ami « p e n a lly on the E ast Coast, ought to »upp r e s th* items about sales being mail*. T h * follow­ ing them hardly b e a n out tneir tales: “T k Tropical Sun « y v . T h e sales o f thw Florida Eviirgiadwn umia, amount­ ing to ovfcr a million doliars, nosed last Saturd ay night a few mi n u t « before S P E N C E R ' S B R E A D H A N D L E D b y all F I R S T C L A S S GP OC E ns ____ __ Special O r d e r s Filled P r o m p t ly PHONE 106. NO H I PARK A W W F. PRACTICAL T hat little girl, means you—for it’s for you that this interesting contest has been started. A nice picture of ^ orn* r Main an«! M on ro «. Ja c k s o n v ille . room drawn in outline for you. and a box of real oil crayons to color the picture W ith . D on ’t t h a t sound like lots of fun? B ra n ch of the >»‘ tem of Business Colleges in the W o rk J — Î 3 years « ;ra.Ju ates. M ore than 100 h ijjh -g ra d e in stru cto rs. O ■ to secure g rad uates P O S I T I O N S o r R E F U N D M O N K '! by m ore F lorid a and G eorgia B a n k e rs and o th e r basine^ A l. l O T H E R F io n d a and G eo rgia b u sin ess co lleg es c c also teach B Y M A IL . C a u lo g n e F R E E . A . H. JA M E S , A nd it will be real fun. girls- corking good fun. Manager. Jackson-. A n d then, too, if your picture is the m ost ar­ tistically colored, the m ost neatly colored, and you LIV ER Y. F E E D and write the m ost interesting short story that the in­ structions suggest, you will be given a real little “ Buck’s” Ju n ior Range. C om e, girls, we want you to all to have this •aa a n d W a g o n s B l a c a s m l t h l n g a n d Mo«-s«*h®*", l Horses and Mules Bought and E x ch a n g e d H K A V Y H A U L 1 N C AMO C O N T N A C T IN C fun and try for the range. The Crippen Music Store ,-ra v , Frank Clark k gf t i jt f i - f '»Sfr r ^ - P from selling FracghatficB ! a m i ,b y *.ti* ijuart tnsoeaii o f kythw i n * amf « t u r a i l y i th * land fakirs i r e using a big campaign fund to defeat him. Mr Clark has spent I * « money than any candidate i n , Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery. ^Vc M ake E v e r y th in g K n o w n to the T ra d r rt » liCOj i.ie —a: 1i ... .iv. n 1 1 ,:e i a j - ir- v K vttatly .r.tervsceiî. Aa "~r* ' *l M ñ « our i » i wtll ir.ng 01 nto ru.-e««*r*l*ti«»®•aio ir.U 5ef^>r pnrpur» u« for ih» work. is t ' » , ip i u.get.i«r. Aratura woulÉ k* D S l ^ h * - 1 to entertain tha South «|Mrimr '.nkniingwri any day in- the year, mpm-aiiv during the dog duw of taB» fummwr for instance. More than ta a t -«he v i l trrangv for them an excunnm to E..«-a Granile imi from there to F l Myer» and up ta * Gaioonahaichie river taco taw hwurt of thw Evergiadea. What do you »ay. 3uy»f \ou aught »3 w * l «n¿oy ynar «wives while y»>a !rv*— - you n m j 3e x long a m * <iewd. — Vrauiia Enterpna*. 'Mi aave no iwsir* to di*, brother Rainer <ta> in Sonfurd. tbo fluid. ' loild« » n t< * pr*~ t ie '.<*•! •‘ra t hw w'U >« one if i.ie •.wo mg*i men n tna ir» t primary - T a m p a Tribun«. x.l JTîp:r*a. San fotl H IL L H A R D W A R E X 0 - High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Price* Easy P a y m e n ts Pico Bio �----------------. , . 11,1 - , •• : • . . _ . . * -■ .-7 v. - - - - 1 ; • m e 8ANP0RD HERALD w ‘ r Yy - * M A R R IE D IN D E C E M B E R San fo rd Muzlo Citif) Couple Stole March on Their Friends and Were (Juicily Married. t -------------------( urda are out Itiis week announe* ing the marriage of Miaa Neva Alice Gormley and Mr Waller M. Haynre. I'iie couple stole n march on their friends and while on a visit to the bride's sister, Mrs. 11. H. Stcvwuon, in J a c k ­ sonville during the holidays they were quietly married ut the |iarsonuge of the Springfield IVeahyterian church. Rev. Lynne officiating. The. mnrriage wan a secret until they were ready to kiep house in Sanford and this week their friends were appraised of tlie marriage by announcement cards. Mrs. Haynes is the daughter of Mr. J . W. Gormley, formerly of Topckn, Kansas now residing nt Cameron City and has u Inrge circle of friends in the city of her nativity and in hvr adopted home. Mr. Haynes has been a resident of thU section for the post three years and for some time has been identifier! with the Herald Printing Company os Sec­ retary and Treasurer and Busincrrs Manager. . Ho • has the respect and cateem of every one hl»N and in Witchia, Kansas, where lie formerl/*TV«hJed. Mr. und Mrs. Haynes will be at home after M ay l»t at the corner of Fifth street ami Myrtle avenue. The Sanford Music Club held their reg­ ular meeting Saturday afternoon. In the Auditorium of the Sanford High School os tlie chorus were to (vnctice there for their concert Mrs George L. Speer was leader. Cho­ pin. tlie great composer, and his works or compositions were the subjects of the af­ ternoon Mud*. Mrs. S(»eer read a veey interesting sketch of the "Life and Person­ ality of Chopin"; in which some of the cause« or incidents, which led to certain compositions were mentioned. Miss Ma­ bel Bowler read a short urttde on “the Compositions of Chopin". All the musical selections on the program, both Instru­ mental and vocal, were demonstrations of Chopin's compositions. Miss Florence Frank ployed one of his "Polonnise." in A Major. Miss Mubel Bowler, accompanied by Miss Olive Hill, song "A Muiden Wish", by Chopin. Miss Josie Slumon. on the flute, accompanied by Miss* McKlm, ren­ dered otic of Chopin's most delightful se­ lections. Miss McKim also played i} "Prelude" and n "Mazurka." by Chopin. After the mention of several matters of business by the president. Mrs M. Martin; Mrs. Tolar, secretary, called the roll; niter which, with Mrs. Hoy leader, the chorus practice wns tnken up. • luung Remember that Friday will tie day In Sanford and all the noted candi­ date* will bo hero to address the people. At night the great W. J . Bryan will »peak at the Star Theatre. Frank Clark will make an address from the platform oppoalte The h erald office nett Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Ue sure and hear Bryan at the Star The­ atre next Friday night Mrs. Elizabeth Mettingcr. accompanied by her grandfather. Mr. A. Mcttlnger, to Philadelphia last week. Miss Beth will probably remain in Philadelphia several moelhs. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mitchell, of Park Ave.. are moving to Jacksonville. S a n ­ ford U losing some good inhabitants, which many friends will mlsa. Wo wish them good lock In their new homes. Mrs. D. W. Sasser and daughter. Clifford, were In the city today enroute to their home on the E ast Const after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Sasser's («rents at Fustls. Messrs. Ross and Barnum and party from Orlando were In the city toduy. Mon. Arthur Doncgan of Kissimmee »a* in the city Saturday in the interests of lui candidacy for the state senate. PsHT^eaver of Kissimmee spent Sunday in this d ty . ___ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ilolmen and family left, Saturday for their new home nt Hawthorne, where Mr. Holmea will have rtiarye of a new ice factory and rold •toruge plant. Their rnnny friends wish them succewi in their new home. George Atkins called upon the local trade and his many Sanford friends yesterday. Open P a c k a g e S t o r e 1 tic Vlrn-hantt* tirocery Co huvp o|«enptl un original («ckage store In tfie Sioue(kivr block and will sell groceries in orig■mil packages nt prices that will be a »iirposc to the consumer. The store will b*- under the management of Mr Arnlervm and the package Idea and very low IrfMr» will get a trade here See them and get (vices on all groceries 7- F R A N K ’S THURSDAY FRIDAY • AND The G re a te s t o f ull Money Saving Sales. The B o s to n Bankrupt Sale,— Muy 1st. 3 -t c ■Kc m * « u »H j h » q # U : L M a k J tf O J J l g U tù duys—th e B o s to n Bankru pt Sole. __ W e e Arnun Circle M e e t i n g . . Wednesday, April 5-tih, being the fourth Werlnesrlny, will be n regular Tmslness Big Crowds at th e Imperial meeting. All sovereigns are requested to be present. Meeting at 2:30 p. m. at McGary & Goodrich of the Dixie Amuse­ Eagles' Hall. ment (V).. are drawing large crowds (it the Imperial with their huhy show this M k s . S asam E. P axkkk. Guardian. week They have simp slmt pictures taken at random mi the streets of S a n ­ Wc hove just opened at Nik 3011 First ford o n d ulsu pictures of a ll the (nelly street a full line of feed studs and pro babies in town. They also (mil off funny ' visions {»west p r im . Phone number stunts on the slate with tlie «null boys 2*.IH Wholesale Package Store Gfi-2tc und keep thr audience in u continual up for Sale— A bedroom suite, itnistend. rour Nice prizes ure given away at each bureau, wush stand and (able, very cheap. performance. 1 What offer». Ilfi Fret-ch Avp. GC-tf For Sale- Strvens-Duryrn louring cur. t very C u stom er Is thr lu ck y one ul model U. I'.MO. six cylinder. In line con­ dition. tires rntirrly new Bosh magneto. I hr B o s t o n ’s Bankrupt Su lr Goods ut Struinberg carburetor, etc. Price reason­ less than Half Cost Muy 1st . l u s t s able Inquire ut Herald office. GG-2p Ten days For Sale—Fine buggy, with canopy top. Very cheap Cecil Gabbett. G6 tf > » * » » » » » » » » * * SW W W W S SA W W W VWW W W W W W W W W W W W A AAW WV' Chase & Co. SHIPPERS OF :j Florida F r u i t s V e g e t a b l e s Gat A Brunt Ifni Map Every one tlrnt buys h new subscription to the Herald or renews a subscription will receive a fine map of the world, of ihc United States and even Fioridu und also a complete history of the same und some very vuluablc m/ormutiun. One of these ma|is should tie in every household in Or unge county und so should tlie Herald. Who Shall Succeed Frank Clark Ihe one thing made manifest in this campaign is Mu* certainty that a majority <»f Mr. Clark’s constitu­ ents desire his defeat. Thr llufr price Sulc Is "not In It" with th r B o s to n Bankrupt Sale Muy 1st I ust s Trn duys T h at result is assured; Hut it is not enough. We shall have another in his place; I hr Bankrupt Sulr o( I h r B o sto n Sh oe S t o c k sold r r g u r d i t s s of price. Muy 1st., L usts I r n duys. Hut that is not enough. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ General Insurance Agents SANFORD. FLORIDA t w w w y y y w w w w s w w w w w w w A w w v t w v w w w w w w w v w v w vvw ^ ! YYYYYYiéY(VYYYYYYiY*YYYYYu YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYi r» NORTH Atlantic Coast Line We must have the best man in his place. Read Burr’s Record: The B o s to n Bankrupt Sale Lust« Ten duys. b rg ln s Muy 1st. I t is made up of solid achievements and not gener­ alities. Read Burr's campaign articles. t h r B o s to n Bankrupt Sulr Goods ill your own price Beg in s May 1st And decide who has presented real arguments in <his campaign. Read Burr’s Platform. Woodland f*ark la open every Sun duy Beginning May 2nd . also every Thursday Buttling pool. Irolley, Swings. Whirl. See saw . e t c . t very convenience for Picnic p a rtie s . Admls slon Five c e n ts . 66 .2 -p . It promises practical results. By these tests compare him with his opponents. By these tests he prefers to be judged, rather than By declarations. For Congress, State of Florida at Large •he politician’s motto is, “ Claim Everything,” and M r. Burr's opponents are good claimers. Mr. Burr has avoided that error. He has published no predictions. Do not worry about “ the man strong enough to heat ( lark.” M r. Clark will he defeated. Therefore •i only remains for you, regardless of. noise, ( V o l f for O n . ) GEO C J. F D OB RIEN W TOOMEK M WANT S READ B U R R ’S R E C O R D . a All Local Advertisement« Under Thla Heading. Three Cents a Lina Each Issue . For Rent—Eight room house desirably located. Bearing orange treea. Flowing artesian well and modern conveniences. Addrett Mri. Blaine, Sanford. Fin 1-tp For Sale— 100 pullets. 75 cla. each. J . W. Sipes. K F D. No. 3. 66 4-t-p For Congressman. Arthur T. Williams, A. W. Cockrell, Jr ., G. M. Powell, For Sale— An almoftl new Stand Hope rubber tire buggy, built by one of the beat manufacturers la the north. S. M. Campaign C om m ittee. Schwartz, R. D. No. I. • * _______ - X t ì r f i L * * . . - : , •• - JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA M A K T IN Vota for C haa. M. Hand fo r 8 h a r lff prove the strong man. . For Information. Rates and Reservations see near­ est A tlantic Coast Line Agent or write A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent ALBERT M WILLIAMSON i and the best man will • ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DINING AND SLEEPING CARS 13« West Bay Si. X . R. HUDSON BURR, WEST CLAUDE L EN G LE Vote your convictions, Vote for................................ SOUTH BK AX TON BEACH AM To pick the best man. Vote for a real Democrat, EAST , - fri63-3tp For Sale— Gasoline engine. 3V* H. I*. For Sole—5 acre farm, twenty bearing Good conditiqn. Apply Pepsi-Coin Bot­ orungc trees. 50 |>each trees, also very tling Co. Phone 173. 63-3-p huge bcunng pear trees, modren 5-room Gas. electric lights and artesian water cottage, front and bock porches, faces and rooms $1 25 and up 315 F. Fourth south Golden Luke, 3 miles south cast of Sanfurd; 5 minutes wulk to street rail­ Street. fil-tf For Rent—5-room cottage 1212 Park way. also Ovcido railroad. Fine drinking Ave. $12 50 including water. G. W water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ ming. Also 10 acre tract of the very Spencer. 60-tf best celery and lettuce land, well located. For Sale— Sweet Potato, plants Red M mile west Cameron City, lets than a Provtdenc, best kind. $1 30 per thou­ quarter of mile from Sanford traction sand. Rex Packard. Ronte 2, or phone carline. I-and has a gentle slope from 102-3 60-tfc North to South End. so there will never For Sale—A tract of about 1,300 acre* be any danger of soured land. Guaranon the St.Johns river. Sulphur water well* teed to,ge* flowing wells on land. Reacan be had on ail this property. $15 per , amiable price, and term* to suit. Ad­ acre. term*. K. B. 0*teen. Osteen, Ha. dress box 1127 City. 2-tfS • jjU 58-8tc W. I). Underwood now has a first class For Sale^-Anyone wanting bargain in first class celery farm address "Owner" In horse shoor a i d blacksmith and can till wtnk of this nature Your care uf HeraldOffice." ' 57 if ban be fissured of tlie best kind For Sate—Two of'iny fine truck farms of work in this line. See Underwood Levi Binford. 57-tf when your horse nefsls shoes. 45-tf Ten acres of goodland for sale at a bargain Three acres cleared and croptied last scuson. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost Iven nwny. Particulars nt Herald given Office „ , y r-1 �THE SANFORD HERALD b v FRANCIS PD M Y ELLIO TT ^ A yr U /-r— ìa Ò f RAY W Afa n s ILLU STRATIONS c c w M w r /* / n r /30AA.i-s/fAWjU c o Y w r r 0Y N 0P8IS. fa T girl sho addressed T S T '‘^ o r i . ’r 'He looked at me eloquently and whlaLmerioan with an affactad En pored: "About hie— h 'm — «lasting • a t , n o a h M a p ro a sn t f r o m a eome black ellk pajom aa." My monocle dropped, and I almoet irovee did tnyaelf. Ida ta “By J o v e l " T gaeped feebly. “Tee, elr.” Wllkee looked up at the paneled celling and atroked hla la at night a com** tn chin. " H e mentioned t h a t they found terrant Jank a remi . . . _ j h t n u t etThlnklng the sar- thorn—o r thought they found them In hlm ou Igtitnut t angts his clothee the bag he had with him." Ip. Whan he re* " B u t he'a got them on, and they are . ____ on hla nock with Zightnut’a bollai that he hie o w n," I managed to g e t o u t Wllkee* face lightened understandtngly. “Ob-h, I eee, e lr," h e aald, nod­ ding with hla Jolly chin banging; "eo ton drsassd in pajamas. th at’a how you got him off— I waa a>TER V—In a mesaags from hla Ja c k Billings. LJghtnut Is asksd w o ndering!" lie looked a t me. hla np "the kid” for the night on hla llnhy pld eyes twinkling admiration. ima from collega. I-atar I.lghtnut beautiful girl In black pajamaa 1A "V ery rioat. If I may any, air— making, na It wero, a eort of a lib i— very n eat Of course, w hen they puta Ut VI.—IJghtnut la ahocked by Indeed! drinking, amoklng and alangy ’em on him, they ace for theulielvea thoy aro bls'n. and not any lady's Ob, I Bee!" what hnd been stolen Dat a rne. If L f l h l l . T h a _ o n l ï -thing named Wmncss. Neat morning tha girl I saw w s s TS piT It t m ia t - h a v e be*b la mlaalng and LJghtnut hurriea to the boat to aee her off. Ife ta accosted by Jen k ln a th at had te lephoned and the a husky college boy, who calta him m e aaig a'h aiT h e en twlat®«f> What he"Dicky," but be doea not aee tba gtrL hnd aald, of courae, waa t h a t llllllnga „ C n A P T K n V l f l - J a c k llllllnga c a lla to had alm ost been arre ste d Hut the spend the n ' g h t with I J g h t n u t . T h o y d is ­ cover p r t c e s l c s * rubles h id den In t h e b u t - police finding the pajamnn In his bag ■iona of the p a j a m a s . 1 — I did not like that. Could It be that, after all. Hillings had found hla sisC H A P T E R I X —Billin g s dons t h e p a ­ j a m a s a n d re tire s. te r’e pnjamaa In tho guest-room and hnd quietly contlHcntwI them? It C H A P T E R X —I . l g h t n u t Inter d is c o v e r s In his a p a r t m e n t n boefy pcrs.ui In m u t ­ looked devilishly, ominously like' it! t o n - c h a p w hlskora nnd wenrtnij pnjiimas. Or perhaps he, hlmaetf. bad recov­ je n k ln a ca lla the pollen, who d ecln re tho In tru de r t o be a c r i m i n a l , called " F o x y ered them from Foxy Orandpa, and O ra n d p o .” with more delicacy than I thought him CHAPTER X l-T b s I n t n i J a r d s .-U r n s capable of. had kept th e whole mat­ he la L l g h t n u t ' a g ussl a n d appeals to Uie ter to himself. One th in g only wua latter In vain. ce rta in : tho sleuth hounds of tho law, C H A P T E R X t l - I I s Is hustled off to stimulated try the e x trav ag an t reward ja a I hnd offered over the telephone, had C H A P T E R X I I I In t h e n .rn lnc I J g l i t run down and recovered her pajamas n u t la a a to n lst.e d to nod Hilling* gotm. a n d m o r e astonished w hen Itn gels u met It waa a relief that they were out of (From (ht* Kis8imm«*<\ (FloritIu> Valley (>azette) •age from Ilia la tt e r . d em nndtn s bis hla hnnda, nnyhow— I could get them rlo the a . l . l s M n u t bound for T n r r y t o w n "When the Count” of Osoeoln was created, the late Joint Milton Bryan was the senator Btlllnir's h o m e , d isco v e r s " K r a n . . s . " tho again, but he couldn't. By Jovel g irl of t h e p njn tn a i. on the troln Init at the next election Orange County furnished the senator and K M Hammond was eleci Alone In my room, I stood before C H A P T E R X I V M iti.in n i . l - .k * tn the mirror, hands In pockets and ed Me was succeeded four years later by M R Marks; of Orange County giving that (ouut> her ar>q alludi-« tn O - night t.-f .ii - HI.» rocking on my toee— kind of smiling, the senator for eight years Mr Hammond was succeeded by C A (’arson, of Kissimmee daciarea linllKiinnO) Oiut M kihm.ii ii **-»•t •aw h e r In lilnrk |mjnnui» At T a i r v t u w n you know —and thinking whnt a dare­ who served for eight years and he was in turn succeeded by l*ouis C. Massey, of Orlando, who F r a n c o s la m o t h r • liuaky <-oll«g< vcnitti. devil/ reckless thing It hnd bean — has Just completed his service for eight years Then, clearly, if precedent is to lie observed who halta I J g h t n u t na " D l r k y " T b - 1st clever, too. dash I t —In getting them t a r IgnoCca ili» Imy. wtm O'oti tbroMl.-na it is Osceola's time to have the sejiolor again and in presenting the name of Arthur K. Done to t h r a a b Min f r ..IT. i Una I- i ii ii . oa away from old Jack , and right under I J g h t n u t t a k r * tin* n o i l tra in n nm gnu, the people of this county feel that they can assure llie |M*op|e of Orange County of a o tils nose liy Jove, 1 felt a bit proud C H A P T E R X V IIIIIInK-» atnrm« nv*r presentntive in the State Senate ia every way the eipial of any of those who have pnvedrd alxiut It— eort of ex u ltation , don't you t h a o u t r a g e nf hi* a r m a i Ilo ant] l.l g h t him in service in thut distinguished lx*ly HUT dlacoVt-r in > at. rimi» I'l i li in « i : l m r i o know — and I had Just got off a wink tar* on tho p a ja m a a . nt myeolf, when W ilk e s appeared C H A P T E R X V I P r o fo a a n r D o o se n b e r* 1 again r r la ca lle d lu to In t e r p r e t the h i e r o ­ "P n n lon , sir, for disturbing you. but glyphic«. Mr. llllllnga la acting i o qiluer, wo C H A P T E R X V I I It aro afraid to cross h im ; and'he Just h a ca lla t h e Mat allk < T h e b u t l e r h e a l t n t e d and t e o m o d Inets tod I take hie m e ssa g e to you at n m b arraaaeil h la heavy Jow la rw tonce “ d « t)e«l a l ittle H e looked beyond m e "M e s s a g e * " I repented, sobering "Y e a , sir somethtug about some n o d c o u g h e d " O f c o u r a e , y o u k n o w , a i r ,” h o a a l d , pajam as —" “P a ja m a a ! " I faltere d , and I drop­ shifting unenally, "M r. illlllugB ain 't e x a c tly himself, ao to apoak, ao you ped Into a chair. " O h ! " A M e a aa [] o ond a Warning. mustn't''mind. F a c t la— If I may any Wllkoa looked g rave. "PaJamaB "It'a nil right, mins,” Wllkoa report« ao— he'a got the moat considerable ed; “nt leimt, I hope no Perklna I b acorn to be the thing with him this cane of jlmmlua I over boo him with. time, s i r —It's tho q u ee rest go! Thnt's With him we've b o o n trying t o p e rHo shifted cona u a d o him to hnve n bntli n n d lie , n new ono, thnt l a ! ” "O h, go o n ! " 1 breathed miserably i templutlvely. ' T h e last time It wna dow n. R u t l don't know—” "Yoa. sir —h 'm ! " Wilke« heaved dlat llrnrds nnd the tim e before blue Ho khook hla bond gloomily, then treuBfully. then drove doggedly abend dachshunds but Ills m ain stand by, ao turned to me " lf you will t'oliio w ith m e a ir —“ to speak. Is piebald rattlesnakes — "O h . well. sir. whnt hi* «nya waa that them wo re used to; but this new turn, It wna bla duty, ho thought, to toll Then ho a d d e d , mill It Nut-mod n quo» He abook his tho family the truth about those pa­ Hob: " Y o u iiiuat hnve inndo a quick pajamaa, gets fu e l" "And ho won't take ja m a s , so that they would know thnt run, air. H o o m a like only n t o w min­ hend dubiously tho man thoy » o r « harboring under utes nlnco wo g o t Mr. J n c k ' n 'phone his off you can't get him to. he just t h e ir roof wuiin't what he seemed to gets kinder peevlah and goes off on mosaago. HU volco dropped: "1-Tom the queerest streak of freak talk you b e ." Hla gaxo bored hlghor over my tL e station houao, you know ” ever hoard. Perklna tried to coax him head, hla volco tapering off ao faintly “E h — whnt'a t h n t ! " I pnuaid with my foot on tho first trend of the to tak e a bath, but he aald be never I could hardly hear. B u t 1 heard all right! Oh, yes, 1 stairway. "Jn ck 's 'phono monMng»— had taken a both tn hla life—and be Perklna so m eth in g awful— gut the full d sv lllib fores of It; but k from tha ntntlon h o u s e !" I repeated ' called It couldn't apeak. My dry Up* touched blankly. "W h at nro you talking ■otno name about a yard long. wordlessly and 1 bunched deep Into equelchod Perklna ao that he—“ shout!*' th e hollow of th e big leather rocker. "But the m essage!" I suggested W llkee roughed reproachfully. I would have liked to get oven deeper, “ Why, you know, sir. ho told about nervously. "I wna Juat scorning to that. air. and I studied wistfully a tiny floorbolng arrontod In front of tho K ahoka c r a c k under the radiator. I thought I Apnrtmenta. Ho montlonod thnt It Ho naka tne If I know whether you could make It If I were alone! I wore still on the place; and when 1 was about— h 'm !” Ho ntolo a furtlvo Wilkes coughed again I winced— mild you were, ho saya to me kinder excited nnd Impressive like: 'Well, tbo ro was evidently more! "Y ea, air." murmured, as I cut a you go to him at once— at once— and qu ic k glance upward. "He did say tell him I'm on the trail of tha mys­ fu rth er that If yoa weren't satisfied, tery of those pajamaa, and I'll soon though, and would prefer another | know as much about 'em aa ha doea. t r i a l —" .Juat tell him that—he'll know what 1 “ E h ! " I bounded out of the chair. mean.’" ' "W h a t'a t k a t ! Oh, dash It, yea— I “OhI" I gasped shortly. would, by J o v e ! “ CHAPTER I__ R i c h a r d U sh S k *£ rrs u "YuS, air," Wllkoa noddad, "but that ain't quit# all. He aaya: Tell Mr. I.lghtnut that when I flrat saw those pajamaa In hla rooms— Wllkee anned Inquiringly. '.'Did you any some- "Very good, elr." W'lkea looked re­ lieved, himself. * "In th*t cose, he ■aid $• waa willing to experiment again—that ‘was hla word—experi­ ment. lie aald he wouldn't detain you hlh g,"'air!" here on bla account, but he would i had not—I had only groaned I hare to ask you to stay another day f'^He'Srent on, repeating as by rotei or two while be made bla obaerra" *When-.L found and took them away, Ilona." I waa curious and amused, but skep­ It was a devlllah cold shoulder, but tical—Qqnly skeptical—of there be­ I had no choice. Fact was, by Jovo, ing any dark mystery about them. But I waa ao Jolly glad Tor that chance, , now I know 1 let myself be deceived and for being trusted again by Bill­ and I mean to get at the bottom of ings, aven In thla half-hearted way, the whole thing.’ " that I Juat ground my pride under my Wllkee seemed to kind at waver heel— why, dash It. I would have and fade before me. and then go out " O f Course You Know, 8 l r ." ground, anything under my hael for like a candle. Then he came back backward glanco at the frump, but Into Tl«w( and 1 heard big Toloe againt fhg waa ^nJoying herself J^oratlng a M'And what’s mora, you tell him 4 f Candidate for County S olicitor— O range C o u n tV W. J . t^ IG P E N & C O M PAN Y General Fire Insurance Sanford Florida �ifir 7 %•. ♦ Cs»# . •»'«'/«J 4*.' 'f-.i \. SENATOR LOUIS C. M A SSEY C A N D ID A TE FOR RE-NOM INATION Senator MASSEY has taken a leading part in tlie State Senate ever since lie entered that body. Tiie Committees on which lie has served are the most important in the Senate. He has been Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary; of the Committee on Finance and Taxation, and on x the Committee on Legislative Expenses, besides serving as a member of the Committees on Con­ stitutional Amendments, Education, Appropria­ tions, Fisheries, Militia,_Coi^ioratipi]s, R Canals and Telegraphs, and Rules. Consequent­ ly has obtained a knowledge of State affairs and of legislative matters that would naturally he of use to the people of this senatorial district. His record is not attacked in any particular. WHY tjw' I »«« im happy an n bird. nn>I Ilf»* »«.« ugaln one Kcanil, aw not »bal » It * Dll too Ami tbuii I Just flopped down upon a divan and lay thoro panting like a what » Itn name— roactlon, you know. Ho im had known! Ho had knowu *h«n ho lot mo cotno to Wolburat, and had waited for tho tnoment when b» would have mo under bln roof and I f abut utterly to confound mo I'll Ia. thin ••i pi a i uni bin mental «ondltloii. tl» rtiapHu to drink ag a in — Ilia tuad Dp»a oh tbe subject of pajuuiue It waa aw full AKE A CHANGE? '( 'h s r m it l . I'm sure. I chirped up. Jolly lie, though, for I wnan't tm pressed didn't know who the other lellow was, hut I had seen Irving In l.omlon—score» of times. Not n potcb uu John Drew to my thinking I “And now, let'» seo." «aid the Judge. “I wonder who we cun get to take you' ill» linger* drummed together i In'light f ul ly t i n . of course, there la Drum I--—■" my heart took u Jolly leap "but Pruncls la impossible— quite llllpoaslble' " “ Hy Jovo. n o !" I ejaculated eagerly, nnd I entne up In tny chnlr like a gal* CH A PTER X X II. vanlzod what's Its name. " J u s t tho thing be delighted, you know'" I S p e a k to Her Father. lie smiled grimly 'N a tu ra l you "Ho glad to eee y o u h e r e , m y b o y , " »tiould any that, but '' He e l p e C tb» Ju dge wne Buyin g. A n d h i» l l t t l o tornted with dellbernllon. glowering at round f a r e b e a m e d a t m e a e r t y a s t h e me ns he did It Nn, » l r ' HI» bead lib rary t a b l e | had e n c o u n t e r e d h im »hook » it h decision Wouidnt do— In Urn hall Ju at m I h a d deMCctid ed t o I won Mill think of t r i s 'i n g you with tvjoln th e g i r l » In t h e l i v i n g r o o m . Francis, he tinirhrd shortly F o r t h w i t h , h o e l b o w e d m o I n t o t h o li­ " O ' " Ju st » ga«p. you know; and brary tny Jolly cheek» atimg n» from a dash Know from J a c k how g l a d you nl of fiery whnt » lts-nninu sauce. Ho bo »»ra aro to oacapo g irls," ho roknow about tho pajamaa. tool tnarked cheerily na bo prodgoed clgI half rose from my chnlr. * r* "Don't blamo you at a ll—In fact, “I— I nssuro you, sir—" I began stlfdo you know It refreshes mo to llnd— " Don t know w h it dashed thing It iy His fussy shrug checktvd ms. "No, refreshed him to find, for I never no, W'o'll Just have to wrult till J a c k caught It. F or Just then through tho doorway there floated, from across tho gets up. T h e only thing I'm anxious ball, a bar of music— tho laugh of tho about Is tho scenery nnd tho view point»; and I Just know if F rancis dearest girl In tho world f went with you, you would nover- seo I strained for another bar. any of It." lla h !" ejaculated tb e Judgo, pausHy Jove, I thought thnt quite likely « 5 with questioning uplift of cigar. “Tbe atiiy cackle of thoae g irls— It enough, but of course It wns devilish laturbs you. Yos, It does— I can boo personal of hltn to say so. And da»h U - J o u look disturbed.’* And. dash It, seeing the scenery nnd view points, be Insisted upon closing the door. anyway— who wnntod to see them. If Tou mustn’t le t them bothor you thoy could eoe her? I was Just going * b i u you a re here,” bo urged plena- to suggest this, when ho went on; "T h o . fnct le— " Ho hesitated, then “you must J m t go aboad and do flicked his ashes with a sigh. "Oh, “ • Iblng you want to do.” By Jo re, th e re seemed little oppor­ V eil, since I've said a« much ns I hnvo, I should go further, I suppose. tunity for Itl It'« only fair not to leavo you In the' feebly*11* * awfully," I murmured darX, especially os my daughter wns T*1* Judge proceeded genially: “Of enthusiastically tolling me Just now" hours# -we all understand that you — puff—" t h a t she nlrondy looks on , up to Wolhurat to please you na one of tbe family.” "Dy J o r e , did she thoughT" I p c*-M Then hie face clouded. **H'm! "°fTy to learn that be came home with hitched to the front of the chair. •»other—« hi* eyee rolled through a "H ow d«v— I mean bow— ” arcl e— not fMnn i j uit ^ He nodded. “And so I feel Juatlfled ' t0° for I wanted some one to In talking to you fran kly — not that I - ♦ » * ' ? ou 0 T , r th e neighborhood—in- w ant to prejudice you 'a g a in s t F ran ­ resting landmarks, you know, rem* cis, you understand, but Ju st because" »1 scent of Major Andre and Washing- — his hosd wagged so b erly —" F ra n cis won't d o l" And he looked at me ton I r v l n f . " . . * . ateadlly. Something like a sharp pain struck £hrou|h me. _A§oln—and this time or .lu s tie r o f t h r 1‘c a c r f or S t o l e l c ¿ M d t u r e from her own furiier’ I Just »at there Tl»r (»Minar) » lu»»* at fiumi (imi na uu mir hue I -ili !-• » i arnlkialr for re ricci Min (o thr State annuumnl llirimrlvr« fur Ihle oítWr of Juatur* of kind of froten. you know, except that l^gitlalurr fruiti Oratidr onioty subirci tu thr dr ihr iVfMr. my friroila havr prrvnllnl un mr tu I»- ( ItM.n uf thr IV-iik« rntic orlmurt hrld Aprii 3lMh I could feel the «mile »lowly loo»«n- n*n»r a ahilldatr lu i»f»« im t%Nti 3 u>«l ¿ "i «ir , lidUiitl wi voi thr prtyfdr of thr cuuiity fui onc II Irmi il» thèa oflU'c gurs u»r thr iirnrflt of rxprri Ing ,ln my taco 11s moved to a seat augr CmifU) atiljjrt t tu Dtiimm falle priinnry circled. will rmlruvuf tu Uli ihr uflitr «w11f» honra!) rn<t »«• « hilsiatur and thr knowlAl^r aniulrrd by nearer ■nd rm l li JOHN I ANDERStfN this srrvirr givr« mr a Ivttrr opportunità tu wort for my conti IIun»cy during anothrr trrm in thr "I don't Ilk* to seem to ba dis­ legislature i'navMf paraging my o » n flesh and,blood, Mr. I hrrthy miiiouiHr (lidi I **ill Im* n «nndkfatr fur ir finikin to Ihr oföfrui justier of thr Trarr of Llghtnut." ho proceeded gravely, "hut I'fo Iim(« i I and J r» Ornngr l TnimU *ulo^ t Tu thr Iwfhui mtM V'otrr« »»f Ornngr County tho truth 1» F ran cis Is tho only one •hr lira Ittuli ol ihr Ialina fnllt TfllMttrT I herrh> .(Minuti,.W tii.it I 4fii n •aixUdnlr twfurr ,,r nl’l'OiMi finis; priiiirtfv for mr inIw*r of tfir Ivgn I (. Ni TISI J M |H.I of m> children that give» mo any i frinii flow ( «xi ni f If t r d I «»ill r e p r e s e n t •-•'i it'l , Miid h i . u r w i l * M|id — III r i H l r u v i t f tu f r t u r i i nnxli-t y or Countv IrosiMirrr .... ( f»-.,,rd tfi, « | | | tu re I —Ith y«Mir firarty Oh 1 felt tny »elf «brink together, f •j i lir I w*tu.« rade \ oi* re •«f Hr afijo* ( <mhi[| «(•piu» al Kr«(M« tfully I hrfrb) ailftO illH T* lu > • « 't < % I m ul « 1 « I * fur M u u( my knee» limiting away from him. (ìli <M.| f (Il J ■ n<e- uf («Minty IffnetifrT In a'kllttf Jimr aup|MKt My daihod monocle hung Ump. in (hr cumins primary rIn (Ion for (lila very lui D-r Krprrftrnlntivr In ihr lo-<l*linure of Ihe He anglod closer. " J a c k 's drinking portant place, which la to l»c givrn (o maix* our by county (hr IVm<jrrntk voter* of (hit rnuntr. nnd If you •latr of Murida. for Ornngr county la bad— that 1 admit, but perhaps— can irr your way rlrar to honor mr with ihU Idorr, Samlìir A Komnsm i (•rotular yuu (hat I w tll at all timr* and utuirr nil h'm— be com«* by It naturally; still rlmmittamv« •(rlrfly guard vmjr intricai« mi fnr J a c k ha» never forgotten tn st ho 1» a u* Hr« In my pnwrr ì miri or» truly I or oiinly Sc.hoql Hoard I II T. »ara gentli-tmin the sou of a gontletnaii — ! Ila. Ing M-r.r.1 olir Irmi n. • tarmivi rtf Ihr and ha» never been whnt you would I Hill a rnndidntr tut tfw ufllcr of I rrasufrf uf ( lr I .«lilt S. |ri.,| lto.1,1 | »Illlv a <atuli<lalr lot ir rln ir«i lo ihr ofHir from [livirH i No ¿ cull f!)»l but " 111» cheat lifted under • n g r c o u n l y l u l i j r d l u t h r m ’ ti or i « » t i l i r J V n i u Li I. Ttu Aviti* crntU ('rimar) tp t«c hrld April 10 I'.HJ ft deep breath but Francis — whewl'' ^IM lf «Ilp(a*r1 «Sill U- «l'ino tiilrd Timi u I Sh » «n Funt F ra n c o » ’ It faltered tr«mu I or outilv Ju d g e IoiinI) from m) Up», my cigar dropped tI hrrrliy u r i t i . » uiiiM . i n u mJuiM i -r my r»n<]|ilac-y for rr rlertk.o or S h e r if f tu t h r (a * « i t »un uf (Ajunly ( À n i n t y Jo«l»r J u d g r uf rim i with a »oft thud. of OOrnnsr f.iunly. « u h j r c l 111 t f i r li ti r•“« uo l i uf lif ttfir* h r tI V Irfma'ffvil r n K R ' r u t b- ( i r i l l l J f y Jnnir« A Kirkv*.««) tinniMiiur* hit < nrulkdm \ 11!» eyes widened "Oh. yee— fright­ fur rr r|n liun (o (hr ufficr uf Shrriff of Orangr tu t w f t r ld un A (* r i l MHI 30, |U I2 f u lly !" And ho trhdorod me another ruonly luhjrcl to thr drvlaion of thr IViiXkNnlh W i i ì j am MArnon April 30. I\»I2 cigar, and I had to light It— be made primary (u lir held____________ l hrrchy onimun«* myarif n candkiatr fuy reme! "O f course, the m istake was In I am n candidate for the offler of ShrrlfT of Or- I appolntmrnt lo Ihr o m « of Judgcuf thr Criminal Court of Rrcurd subirci tu thr dctiijn id thr Ormo ever sending F ran cis away to schm,, h V ^ r ^ ^ ' ^ X , cralk: Trirnary — not always a wise thing. Mr. Ught- tervrd In tfce rapacity of deputy ahrrtfT of thr T IV n o * W as i ow . nut. especially when ‘ he bom., I l f . ; « n X “, for lerk Ircull ourt has been too cloistered 1 think the ihe question of tny sbillly entirely to thr voter* of I nnnouncr my camildacy_ for thr ____ p««itlon of reaction was too much for one §o I county______________ ('n»» M |<a» i> (Jerk of the ('ircult (!<Hirt of Ornngr < county lubiert green nnd Inexperienced a« Fran cis, j ro r ounty S o lic ito r lo ihe deriaion of the Drinu ruth primary lo tv held on April 30. 1912. Having aerved the txxiniy And extravagance my! Ho llftod y,, ,he Democratic Voter* of Orange County In lill* capacity for a number of yeara I again nik h|u h a n d s " I t h o u g h t J a c k was b a d ! I hereby announce tny candkl«cy for re appoint for the luffrage of Ihe rieoplr Tecucd ia (To Ik1 Continued) ..... P O L I T I C A L ..... a n n o u n c e m e n t s * To The Voters of Oranfc And Osceola ountles I heieby announce lhal I am n candidste for le eleriinn *• Senator from the Ibih I>i»Ulct. auhjecl to the acilon of the Demucralk- Primary I Ihnnk you ».ocrrely for your iuti|<irt in the p«»t. nod If y«r »pprovr tny legislative .record. I re»pe«-tfulty (U \ r Loom C. Mumt or onstable thereby announce mytelf a* ramlklair for rr rtertian lo the «(flee of Coaiuhle of Ju h ire of IVerr IMelrk-t No S. which Include* voting pre­ cinct* Noe 3. < nnd 28. and »oik it thr *upport of voter* at the coming Deimicrallc primnry April 30th. 1912 N. C. W tom a. I hereby announce niv cendkidcy for Ihe office ol Conilablr of the 3rd Ju*tkv 1'eaie diatrk l em bracing voting preclncl. 3 28 and ( In the ap proerhlng primary April 30th. 1912.. if elected I will perform the duties con scie ntioualy and to the beat of my ability I will by gxallfull to my friends lot their support Gemi W. Suns. |tnrnt to the office of county. toltrjlor __ of Ornngi . . n n g r my tv*t rn-urnmendallon cuunty* subjcct tf) thr cumini Drnuarntic pri­ ___________________ H M Koaiaaow. m a r i « . Should I br sa fortunate a i tu srqurr rrr ommrndallon fot rr appuindnrnt for anothrr trrm fo r Tax ollcctor ufoflkr.lt wili tir rnv rarnrtt rndravor at all tlm ri to prrforni thr dutlrs incutnlwnt up«»n mr. I hereby annmince myaelf a* a candidate for faithfully and fearkttly to thr t»rst of my ai>illty re electkm lo tho office ufTa* Collector of Orange (¿io A Di Cuirra Countv «uhiect o ilie tVrmucratlc Primary If Countv Stdlrttor elrctM I pleilge in you my faithful tervice a t i tiave endeavored tu give In the pa*t To Ihe Ilrmnieatic Voter* of Orange County W. E. Mastw. 1 hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of Countv Solicitor, auhjrct lo the action of the Ih-mucretic Primary, ami re«pectful|y n.k fo r S la te Attorney lor your aupporl To the Democratic Votcra of the Seventh judicial W E Smut. Circuit of Florida I hereby announce that I am a candidate for reF o r Siiprrlntrndrrrt of Public Instruc­ eppptntmsnt a* Stale Attorney for the Seventh Judicial (.Ircull of Horkla. auhiect to the action of tion the Democratic prlmarlea In April. 1012. You have honored b)e with (his office and I have To the Voter* of Orange County: 1 hereby announce that I am a candidate for thr endeavored to deserve your confidence In me hy doing my duty to the beat of my ability offler of County Superintendent of Putrlk- Inatruc If reappointed. I pledge you to do all in ray lion to lucreed myaelf. aublect to the nction of the power to uphold law and order In our d r c u lt with approaching DemocratIc primary I feel that I am peculiarly fitted lor tht* office by prejudice lo none and with felrneaa to oil Thanking you for patt n„ educational qualification, and by experience in management of amall and large achoida. and in a*k your support again Jort* C Jr*is. dealing with leacber*. by naturnl lemprrarnenl ami 1State Attorney. love for the work and by familiarity with the de­ tail* and the general demand« of the office acnulml during tny present incumbency. If elected to the For Tax Assessor office the .educational th< county will he . . interrata of the I announce my camlklacy for re-election to the upon on my heart, and I will endeavor in every way lo ofllceofTex Assessor of Orange county tuhjn:t lo I» faithful to thr trust Imposed Ihe derision of the Demorreric primary to be bei«! ----- -------- — ~ t r WCKBNar on April 30 th, 1012 Arno » lit -rr I wish to announce to Ihe rut era i / Orange County, that I will hr a ramlklnte for Ihr office of , Sheriff for the aakl canity, subject subject to to the the primary prima For County Commissioner 1 to be held April 30th 1912 Ami plcige myaelf I will be a ramlklair for re rinfiori io Ihe office i to c a r r y o u t t h r law* without f ear a r eorr 'ufavor r o t to v to ^any of County Com in it* kiiirr if Orange County lubjecl one. and special privileges to mme. none. I reaoertf.,11. respectfully to the decision of the Democratic J’rlraary bald ask your support. KespectfuUf. April 30th. 1012. n u n lu H i f l u x Wocuvtt. ------------- " -, V-5 ; ' .-^1-.. i.v- . ____ iUL -Cd-a �* ... w -r" THE SANFORD HERALD b y FRANCIS PDRKf ELLIO TT ILLUSTRATIONS carym cw r /&/ n r ft A/WAf a n s sob 3 j -s u /¡wíljl cxvm vty OYNOP8IO, fh T girl ~gbe~a3dresee3 a» ~"Flora.’," H e looked at me eloquently and wbtepored: "About hla— b'm—ataallug some black silk pajamaa." * •’ M r monocle dropped, and I almoat CHAPTER TL—Tha praaant proraa (fl did m ja e lf. 1« n pair Of pajamaa. A lettaf hlnU of “ D r J o r e l* ’ I gaaped feebly. »■ipnaaa to to« waarar. " T e e , air." Wllkea looked up a t IIL —IJghtnut dona tha pada at night rata up tot a th e paneled celling and atroked hla •arrant. Janklna, com»« in chin. "Ho mentioned that they found to iwoornta« Llghtnut, at* it him out. Thinking tha aar- th e m —or thought t b e j found them In Ugtitnut changa» his olotbaa th a bag be bad with him ." an ha ________ to lurnmon hslp. Whan " B u t ba‘a got them on, and t b e j a m ppaara Janklna falla on hla nack o f , oonflxmlng Ugh tnut'« ballai thaï,t ha hla own," I managed tO'get o u t I «ma/. Wllkea* fnco lightened understand* ' C H A J T r n rVW «nktoa tafia Llfh tnut Ingly. "Oh h, I ••«, air," be aald, nod­ daoua tha anoountar ha had with n hidi ding with hla Jollr chin hanging; "ao phtwaman draaaad in pajamaa. ►ja * ♦ — a , t h a t ’a bow jo u got him off—I waa aCHAPTER V—In • meats ga from hla . friand Jack Bllllnn. IJghtnnut la aaked w onderlngt" He „looked at me. hla on hla flHhr old eyes twinkling admiration. to put np **tha kid" for tha Inight _ war boma from collera. Later I.lghtnut find« a baautiful girl In black pajamaa IA "V e r y neat. If 1 mar aar. air— making, ■hla room. an It wero, a eort of alibi—r e r r n e a t Of courao, when thor puts CHAPTER cn YT.—IJghtnut ta ahocked b r Indeed! smoking and alangy ’e m on him. they aec for tbemaelvea gtrra drinking, dr ÏÏL th ey a re bln'n. and not any lady's CHAPTER VTI—Rha tails him her nama What bad been stolen— Oh. I s e e ! " and puxalsa him with a atorr ■jlaler*« tuuin-malar ; X)aah mo, |f l did! Tha only thing .at m o r n r t p t h * - i r t r r | . a i f f h t T l b fani»r*tllTgrB««W missing and u s h t i— . J e n k in s th at had telephoned and th e _ * t to «#« har off. He l a --------------r buakr collega bo», who call« him I meatagw-had been twisted. .W hjtf he TXckr/* but he d o ., not th . g irt [ ^ of courMf w as that lim in g . __ I—Richard Ugh tnut. ____ thWith an afTactad Ah affocted English I fin apraoatraa a praaant from a frland in C H A P T E R .VIII-^J»ck nilllnga_calla to spend the night with IJghtnut. They dl» cerar nrlcaalcaa rubia» hiddran In tho but‘ •tona or tha pajamaa. jjnd alm ost been arr e ste d . sta te S en a to r Hut tho police finding the pajamas In hla bag — 1 did not like that. Could It be th at,t CnAPTER I X - m i l l n g s dona the pa- a fte r all. Hillings had found hla sla­ J a m a a a n d re tire « te r's pajamaa In tho guest-room and had quietly confiscated thetnT It C H A P T E R X - I . l g h t n u t ln t» r d f t r o v s r s tn hi» a p a r t m e n t n lioefy p r r « .m In inutlooked devilishly, ominously like It! } o n -ch o p wl>l«knrs a n d w oarlris p a j a m a s , Or perhaps be. blmsolf. had recov­ enktna call» tho police, who cW l ii ra the n tr u d a r to ba a c r i m i n a l , ra i l e d " F o x y ered them from Foxy Orandpa, and Orandpa." with more delicacy than I thought him C H A P T E R X I —T h e I n t ru d e r d e c l a r e s capable of. bad kept the whole mat­ o la I J g h t n u t ' » g u e s t a n d ap peal« to til« te r to himself. One thing only wua Liter in rain. c e r ta i n ! the sleuth hounds of the law, ^CH A P T E R X I I - H o 1« liuatUd off to stimulated by the extraVagant reward 1 bud offered over the telephone, had C I I A P T K I l X I I I In t l . r n f»»In* l .l* t i trun down and recovered her paJamaH. m it la mtonlilitMl In find MlUIn** K<>r\n, a n d more M ton luh ^l w li m !»•» g r t * u me** It was n relief that they were out of p a g e fr o m ttm In l lr r, dminmlltiK ill» hla hands, nnyhow— I could get th em clo th e *. lalgtitnat bound f*»r T u r r y t n w n lu l li n g * * humi*. d U r t ' v n f " ’T r a n « « . " (h o ngnln, but be couldn't. By Jo v e i g t r l o f th« p.'LjnniRH. tm Hi« tra in Alone In my room. I stood before (n C l I A i n T H XIV I U M nu t «iw .V the mirror, hatida In pocket* and Mho h«r Phi) • nd RlIlldiA (n (ho night !»• [«if** rocking on my toe» kind of smiting, declare* Intllgnnnlly (hut UgMniit n»*vrr you know and thinking what a daroFrancos I* m « t by a h usk y i-<•11«-*• youth, devll. reckless thing It had been — who halls IJk-htnut n» I»| - k y " T h * Int clever, too, dash It —In gelling them t e r Ign or«» In« l«'V. who then t h r r a l « n * to thrash him f r off- 1 llns I mho ga away from old J a c k , and right under iU. lgghh itnnut u t tn k rs the I I I » rv n- >t ( m i n limn his nos» lly Jove. I felt a Idl proud C H A P T E R X V l im in g * storm s ovar about It—aort of exultation, don't you t h e o u t / a g » o f his a r r i s i Ila anil l.tgtit nut dlaco ver m y s t e r io u s t'h l n » s« i l m r a o know—and 1 had Juat got off a wink t a r a on tho pnjitmas at myself, when Wllkea appeared C H A P T E R X V I —P r o f e s s o r D o o s e n b e ragain. r r Is called In to I n t e rp re t the hle ro"Pardon, sir, for disturbing you. but glyphlca. •M r. Hillings Is acting ao queer, wo C H A P T E R X V I I 11« r a v e s o v e r w h a t a re afraid to cross him; and he Just b o c a l ls t h a Inai silk of Hl t J n g Chi. Insisted I take hla messago to you ut C H A P T l ' - R V V i l i T I . • r If ! riat «1**« 1«i r r • on ce " will t h a t a persoti w e a r ! i . c (Ilf t tako Oil till IPI w *ar*r Tin j ft s»,.i J a m a * Tor i »(•» rim* nt C H A P TE R I <f t ! •• j r ••V l u l l « t h»r r ••w n i (i•> i ■m XXI. M e s s a g e ’ " I rep e a te d , sobering " Y e s , sir so m eth in g about aotno p a ja m a s—” " P a ja m a s ? " I fnltered, and I drop- A Message *nd a Warning. . P0<1 lnl° » ch a,r- " O b ! " __"U'e all right, mlaa." Wllkea reportWllkoa looked grave. "P a ja m a s ed; " a t lenst, I hope ao Perkins Is Becm to be tho thing with him this with him — we've been trying to per O'»®. ■**"—**’■ O'" queerest go! T h a t's •undo hlin to have rt hath and lie a new one, that I s ! " Ho shifted co n ­ templatively 'T h o last time It » a s down. Hut I don't know llrnrds nnd tho tim e before blue • He shook his bead gloomily, then dachshunds, lint Ills main stand by, so turned to me " i f yon » I I I c o i n « u l t l i m e sir - “ to spi-nk Is pletinld rattlesnakes them » e re used to, hut this tie» turn, Then he added, and It Muellled n ques He shook his tloh: "You must have made a quick pnjnmas, gets m e t " "And bo won't tako n, air. Hnems like only a few min­ head dubiously ted since » » got Mr Ja c k 's 'phono his off you can't get him to: be Just tneisago. ills voice dropped: "F ro m gats kinder peevish and goes off on tho queerest streak of freak talk you th e atatlon house, you know " " E h — whnt'« t h a t ? " I paused with ever heard. Perkins tried to coax him d r fool on tho first trend of tho to take n bath, but be said Ho never ■tnlrwax. ".Mtck’a 'phone message— had taken n bath In his life— and b« Perkins something awful— from tho station houae?" I repented called It blankly. “What un> yob talking some namo about a yard long squelched Perklna so that he— " about?" "Hut tho m e ssage ?" I suggested W ilkes coughed reproachfully. "W h y , you know, air, ho told about nervously. "I wits Just scorn in g to that. air. bolng arrested In front of the Knbokn Ho saks mo If I know whether you Apartm ents. Ila mentioned that It wero still on tho place; and when 1 was about—h 'm !” Ho stolo a furtlvo said you were, ho says' to me kinder excited nnd Impressive lik e 1 ‘Well, you go to him nt one«— at one«—and " O f Course You Know, 8 lr. backward giunco at tbe frump, but th e w u jn jo y ln g herself J^oratlng a (Froin ilu* KisaiinuRT, (Fioritili) Vulley Gazelte) "Wl»*n tilt- Conili” of Ostvoln wns creainl. ttic Ime John Milton Bryan wns lite seiuiior Imi nt ili«* next rleetion Ormilo (Toniliy filmiglieli thè stiimtor and K M llammond wna eie» ! etl Ile was sutx'eetletl finir yenrs luter by M R Mnrks, of Ormile Coliniy jjivin^ limi ('<mni> thè senntor for eiilht yejirs Mr llnmmond wns sueeeetleil by C A ('arsoti, of Kissiimne« who serviti for eijjhl yenrs nnd he wns in turo snereeded by I j m i ì s C. Mnssey, of Oriundo, wlm I r i s jnat compieteti bis servire for oiy!hl yenrs Thrn. elearly. if preeedent is in I m* ol»serve<l il is Osceoln’s lime to bave thè sennlor nRuin ami m preflieuiiiii! (he nume of Arilmr K. Doni* Ru11. thè jieople of ibis conniy fori (bill lliey crii assnre lite |k*o|»Ic of OnmjJe Cotinly of n re preseiitntive in thè Stale Sennle in every woy thè e«|ii;d of nny of llmse who bave precedi ti Ili ni in st*rviee in ( lint dl.slin^uisbotl ImmIy " The butler hesltnled anil seemed ombarraiRi.il hi» hi-avy Jowls red­ dened * little lie looked beyond me and coughed "Of court«, you know, sir," he aald, shifting uneasily, "Mr Hillings ain't exactly blmsolf, eo to apeak, eo you mustn't^mind. F act la— If I may eny •o— he's got tho moat considerable caae of Jlinmles I ever see him with, to --" “Oh. go o n !" J breathed miserably "Yea, sir — h 'm '" Wilkes heaved dis­ tressfully. tpen drove doggedly ahead "Oh. well, sir, what he «ay» was that It wai his duty, he thought, to tell tho family the truth about those pa­ jam as, so that they would know that tho man thuy wero harboring under their roof wasn't what ho seemed to be.” Hla gate bored higher over my head, hi« vole« tapering off eo faintly I could hardly hear Hut 1 beard all right! Oh, ye«, I got the full davlllab fore« of It; but K couldn't speak. My dry lips touched wordlessly and I bunched deep Into the hollow of tho big leather rocker. I would have liked to get even deeper, and I studied wistfully e tiny floorcrack under the radiator. 1 thought I could mako It If I were alone! Wilkes coughed again I Winced— th ere was evidently morel "Y e s, sir," be murmured, as 1 cut a quick glance upward “ He did aay further that If you weren't eatlaflod, though, and would prefer another tria l- " " K b ? " I bounded out of the chair. "W h at'e that? Oh, daah It, y ee—I would, by J o v e ! ” “Vory good, air." Wllkoa looked re­ lieved, himself. “In that case, he ■aid be was willing to experim ent again— that was hla word—experi­ ment. He said he wouldn't detain you S olicitor— O range h ere on bla account, but he would Candidate for County h a r e to ask you to stay another day 0/ two while b e made hie observet lo n 8 . It waa a devillah cold shoulder, but Vs $ . I had no choice. F a c t was, by Jo v e ,' ________ ___________ AGENTS T v i a eo Jolly glad f o r tb a i chance, ^ • x, and for being trusted again by UUU Inge, even In this half-hearted why, th at I Just ground my pride under my h eel— why, dash It. I would h a re ground^ anything under my h*al (or Offlee with H O L D E N R I A L E S T A T E CO. tell him I'm on th« trail of th« mytt«ry of those pajamas, and I'll Boon know as much about 'em as he does. J u s t tall him th a t—h«’ll know what l m ean." "Oh I** 1 gasped shortly. “ Yes, sir," W ilkes nodded, "bu t that ain 't quite all. Ho aaysi T a l l Mr. Llghtnut that when I t i n t saw those W ilkes pajam as In hts rooms paused Inquiringly. "Did you say eomethlng elr?" I trod not— I had only groaned I Ho went on, repeating ae by rotei “ 'W hen I found and took them away; I was curious and amused, but eke[v t lc a l—firmly sk eptical—of th ere betug any dark m ystery about Lham. B u t now I know I let myself be deceived and I mean to get at the bottom of the whole thing.' ~ Wllkea aoemed to kind of waver and fade before me, and then go out Ukfi a qandle. Then he cam e back in to View, and I beard his voio« again t V o te fo r C h i s . M . H and fo r B h o r lf f 'AmA w het’s more, you UU h im | w . e : s h i n e County W« J . f H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Sanford, ■ • • Florida �\ ■.»■'J-' '. V 1 ‘ - SENATOR LOUIS C. M A SSEY CANDIDATE FOR RE-NOMINATION Senator MASSEY has taken a leading part in the State Senate ever since he entered that body. The Committees on which he has served are the most important in the Senate. He has been Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary; of the « Committee on Finance and Taxation, and on the Committee on Legislative Expenses, besides serving as a member of the Committees on Con­ stitutional Amendments, Education, Appropria­ tions, Fisheries, Militia, Corporations, Railroads, i.-.. — * "^> - . _ - . • ~t Canals and Telegraphs, and Rules. , • _ ■- Consequent­ ly has obtained a knowledge of State affairs and of legislative matters that would naturally be of use to the people of this senatorial district. Mis record is not attacked in any particular. AKE CHANGE? 0 tit-r' 'life ! »..« *»« aa h a p p y it Kn IU ono a* n b ird, and g ran d, sw eet » t i l l s 11» u a l u e And ltirn I Juat flopped d o w n upon a dUnti and lay llie ru p a n t in g li ke a «h a t » Its n a m e — reaction, y o u k n o w . 8<> He had k n o w n ! H o bad k n o w u * h«u he let me com«' to W o itiu ru t , and had waited for the m o m e n t w h e n be » .m ill have mo u nd e r lila roof and be at... utterly to co nfoun d me T h i s , then i i p l n l n e d lit« nientnl iuli.1 IMuli. bl. r. i*p«e to d r i n k Hgtitn bln mad br»| oil tbo a u bjvc t of pilJlllllUH It »a s awfull CHAPTER XXII. I Spaak to H e r F a t h e r . ‘ H<i Kind to e e e y o u h e r o , m y the Jndg« » s i Buying. b o y ," And Ilia lltllo round f a c e b e a m e d a t m e a c r o a a t b o librar> t a b l e I hud e n c o u n t e r e d h i m lb the hall Juat ua I h a d d e a c e i i d e d t o rejoin tliu air la In t h e l i v i n g r o o m , ili rt h w l th , ho o l b o w e d m o I n t o t b o l i ­ brary from J a c k h o w glnil you nl **?• a r e to e s c A p o glrla," ho ronarked cheerily na ho produced clgtr*- "Don’t blame you at all-.|n fact, io you know It refreahea mo to find—" Dou't know what dashed thing It re fre shed him to find, for I n e v e r c»u«ht it. For Juat -then through tho doorway there floated, from acroaa tho ball, a b a r of mualc—tho laugh, of tho drar*it girl In tho world! I strained for another bar. Hah'" ejaculated the Judge, paus«1 with questioning uplift of cigar. “Tbe «Illy cacklo of thoae glrla—It disturb, you. Taa, It doea— I can boo 't-rou look disturbed.” And. daHh It, V, 'bslsted upon dosing tho door. °u mustn't let thorn bothor you »olio you are here," bo urged plenaajbtfy; -you must Juat go ahead and do thing you want to do." Know / By J oto , t h e r e s e e m e d l l t t l o o p p o r ­ tunity for I t! ^ awfully,** I murmured P ** Judge proceeded genially: "Of tir.# we ell underatand that you n l i 4“ * up t0 Wolhuret to ple&ao I t *- Then his face clouded. “H'ra! ■on-y to lu n , that be came home with Mother—" his eyes roiled through a 1* not feeling Juet fit. ‘ • too bad, for I wanted some one to * * • you error the neighborhood—InAttesting landmark», yon Iraowf Tiffin «Kent of Major Andre and Washing“ U-Irving/* VoU ,0r C h *», M . Hand for S h a r lff I» « fe' • »' ' , or " I ' h a r m e d . I'm a u r e . ' I chlrj>e«l u p J o l l y II«t h o u g h , fu r I w n « n t Im |ir»ui««-d d id n 't know w h o t h e o t h e r I r l l o w w.ia, tint I tinti acin i I r v i n g In from h e r ow n fn llier’ l.n n d o n — s c o r e » of tim e s . N ot n p o lcb o n J o h n D n -w t o m y t h i n k i n g ! nearer “ A n d n o w , lot h t o o . ’ »«Id tlie J u d g e . " I w o n d e r w h o w«. c a n g e t to t a k e ) ou 1 III« Unger » d r u m m e d to g e t h e r tie u g iitf'il!) Dr no Is I ’ m. of l'nur»«*. M irre U ui) b« «M t o o k u Jolly l e a p Imi D r . m i'l l lm p o««llde 1 li Im p o ss ib le — q uite I Ju et s a t t h e r e k in d o f f r o r e i i . y o u k n o w , e x c e p t t h a t I c o u l d !«•«! t h e s m i l e s l o w l y l o o s e n ­ ing In m y tuco Hs m oved to a s e a t «Ir* Ml» b e a d W o u ld !) t do— I w , .libili I llitnk ..I ir . « ' m g ) ou witli F ran cis, h « Mulshed « b o r t l y " O '" J u « t « g a s p . >«>u k n o w ; and rny Jo lly c h e e k s s t u n g ns f r o m a « l a i n o f fie r y w h a t » Its n a m e a m i c e knew a tx iu t tho p a j a m a s , too l I h alf r o s e fro m m y c h a i r . my ■nJrrnlkI Ob' I fe lt m y s e l f s h r i n k t o g e t h e r , k n e e s sl.«ni tb g u w u y f r o m h i m iy H is fu ssy sh ru g ch e ck e d me "N o. n o , w e 'l l J u s t h a v e t o w a t t till J a c k g o ts up. T h e o n l y t h i n g I'nt n n x t p u s a b o u t Is t h o s c e n e r y a n d t h o view p o i n t s ; a n d I Ju s t k n o w If F r a n c i s w ent w ith you. you w ould a d e . - p lir«.i«Mi b u t 1 -T aiir l* whew I " •Fa»t F r a n c e » * ' ' It f a l t e r e d t r e t n u l.i ;»i> f r . 't n t o ) l i p s , m y c i g a r d r o p p e d w ith a soft thud Ills e y e s w id en ed " O h . y e e — frigh tfu ll)'" Ho h o " I — I a a s u r o y o u , s i r — " I b e g a n e t tf - never m e! " O f c o u r s e , t h o m i s t a k e w a s In e v e r s e n d i n g F r a n c i s aw ay t o s c h o o l — n o t a l w a y s a w lso th i n g . M r. L lg h tn u t , e s p e c i a l l y w h o n t h o h o m p l if e h a s b«-en t o o c l o i s t e r e d I thltak t h e re a ctio n w as too m u ch g reen and In e x p e rie n ce d A nil h is w anted to s e e t h e m . If tb o y cou ld soo h e r? I w a s Ju at g o in g to su g g e s t this, when ho w ent on: " T h o fa c t le — " Ho h e s ita te d , then flicked well, h is a s h e s w ith a s l n c o I'v e said ns sigh m uch for as extrav ag an ce— m y !" h am !» "1 t h o u g h t Jack o n e so Fru n rts. Ho lifted w n s bad ( T o II«- C o n t i n u e d ) a n y of It." Hy J o v o , 1 t h o u g h t t h a t q u i t e l i k e l y | a n y w a y — who A nd b e t e t n l e r o d m e a n o t h e r nIul | tlIl,i tu U g h i I t — ho mn«te soo e n o u g h , b u t o f c o u r s e It w a s d e v i l i s h p e r s o n a l o f h i m t o itsy s o And dnsh s e e i n g th e s c e n e r y a n d view p oin ts, "O h, ns 1 of th r l’ r n c f JOHN I ANI>F.K$ON •urinif another term In ihr "l don't Mite to seem to bw d is ­ Fnavrv I.Air paraging my own flesh and blood, Mr. I lirrvb» diiiiuuiKT limi I *»ili lw n •««i»•I mI nl• fin fr r Ira Ut in («• llir oflli r of Ju.stltr of llir i V arr of l.tgbtnul.” he proceeded grnyely, "but P m i t i i l i I t :iim1 2 r> Orniigr (« Min i) mlurv i io To I h r Itpimi rata \ utera of O ra nte ('«lunty I l i r f r l . ) M ' l M . u l i i r I I I , a I .lilt t . .1 1 .. 11« 1,t I r I w f o f r Mis truth 1« Frunelu Is tbo only one llir tire I« mhi of ll|r |n lina rnlH l'flMIMf) I •. M K I N . . I H I idn ,r ' »I » ■' '»• f Miel t ' l i m n l * for l l i r m t w r of | |jr o f 111) chlldlt-n that gives Uki ul.) ! ,f* f r o ll i *I » I » ' « •• I t ' ) If « I r « Ire i I «will f f p f r a r i l l ..... <»N , mol 111##«•*« I I ii».l ve|)| riMlruvo/ to return an t l e i ) o r (Miniti \ I f o . i M i f r r M y d a s h e d m o n o c l e b u n g lim p. "H y J o v o . h o l ” I e j a c u l a t e d o a g o rly , [ H e an gled clo ser. " J a c k ' s d rin k in g u nd I cimimi sip In m y c h a i r lik e a g a l - 1 la b a d — t h a t I a d m i t , b u t p e r h a p s — v n n l/ed w hnt s Its n a n io . "Just t h o I b i n — lie c o m e s by It n a t u r a l l y ; s t il l t i l in g tie d e l i g h t e d , y o u k n o w ” J a c k Im« n e v e r f o r g o t t e n t h a t tie ts a H e Hinlled g r i m l y ''N a tu r a l you gen tlem an tb o son of a g e n t l e m a n — a tio u ld »uv t h a t , b u t ' H«* e I p e e ­ a n .) In«» n e v e r b o o n w h a t y o u w o u l d l e r n I ed wIMi d e U b e r i i tl o ti g l o w e r i n g a t « all fit m| but " I l l s c h e s t l if te d u n d e r m e a « lie d id II No » b o o k w llb d e c i s i o n Ju stlcr n . r |.f uiis»r> t lu*r ut Hn is«| no«] di ilo olir tu«« aiifHHitMiil t h r m i r l v n i for lh l « o l ! i « r of Jtitd^** nf U ir |Vn«v MI) fririiil» fmkr (ifi )qi|r.| oli 111« lo 1« nini»- i nft<Inin ir in |tfo iih i « S u .1 .-imi 2 “* Or nntfv C*njiil> «iilijn | In |» rm u fullt' |*r11li ir > Il cirv4r«i. *ill rin lrn vur lo ItiI llir uflU*r witli Itoflraly , ji ... POLITICAL ... I iv v v v v v w v v v m v w v v w v w v v v v v v v v :i A N N O U N C E M E N T S To The Voters of Oronle And Osceola I o : h r I W-iiiis m i x \ o lrr« ' f l l oi ti if r l . » m t < J li I i * m » t i HI f ••Ipl-sft « i l i lw nppirw lufrel hllu 11 I w a n t lo p r e ju d ic e you a g a i n s t F r a n - lyApril 30th. IBI2 K. C Wmnt» ihroufh m». JL§»ln—»ad _thU tlm» , ,or ,h*1' Gnu« W. Sami- hearty l..r Kri.rociiisiivr In ih» 1-uiMlnturr of the ■tal» of ll.ahls ter tir««««» nvunty Scabti A g.wiN-u« f or .........ili|f o ii s i l y S c h o o l l l o o r d •»•fkfw! Olir onr I r r t n •»•fkfwi * .Mill ) Si h . » l lie..Ut! I e. ||| I ur I or omit) S lit-rI ff Jillltei A Kirkfeiawl » n n i w f i t r » In» « nmihltM \ for re eins I him to thr i *fTa r of siirnff of ( )nilij(r CCWnty auhjra l tu thr J r t taiun t«f thr lkriixafnl»« prliunry to l»e tiriti on At*ril -III 1UI2 Jtidgr . I.»rrl.| ............ » HI, « ».ululi» , lor (p »Ierilun lull.» i - mMs .ii uf t.Hiiii, ].sl«r »»f Ornusr (minty, «t.t.iPv.« !.. «lie il» r-MHi of 11.» I«rin.s-n.«s i.rinisry * t*- t.rl.l •«. \(tf(| 30 I hrrrhy .iimtsiihr myirlf a caiuJklatr (of re I am n camlulnir fur the ofTJcr tif ShrrlfT of Or a|>(*ointrnrnl to thr ofTlce of finire uf thr Criminal •mfr county »uhjrct to thr drvUUm of thr Ikrmo Court of Krx*ur«l «ohjrrt to the ac tion of ihf Hrino rrntloprimary to I « hrUI April -TO. llH2 Having I <rntk* Primary ^ •rrved in thr capacity of drpotv ihrrtfT of the ciAjntv ha ■ numhrr of yrart nr»«! Iwintf familiar | with tnr duties of thr lamr I frrl that I r a n I r a v r Ihr I|i:ralk>n of my ability rntirrly Iti the volita i.f (U n n i* nmnly Tor (' na« M II oh > oiiiity Solicitor To thr ikrrnorfatk Voleri of Oranjgr Count) I hereby annomur *«y candidacy for rr npi«*lnt meni to the office of county uyficilor of Oranitr (imnly, subject to thr coming Draiocràtic pri ruarirs. Should I be to fortuna!r at to iccurr rrc ommrndation for rr ap(H>intmrnt for another trrrn of office, it will I* my rarnrtt rndravnr at all tlmrt to perform the Juliet inntmiieof upon me faithfully and fearimly to thr k i l of mr ability (»to A DiConra. C ount> S<>lk'llor To the iK-mtk rntK Votera of Orange C ou nt » I berrby announce that I am a candidate for I the office of County Solicitor, tubjert to the action of thr r^*tma:ratic Primary and reaped full y n*k for ytnjr iupiH»rt W K Sniar For Siiprrlntrndrnt of Public Instruc­ T IV npi Watiow. For lerk I r c u l t ourt I nnnounor myr co ih I mU c v f,»r the pnailinn of Clerk t»f the Cintili (('«•uri «turi of Oruiigi Orange cuunly iiiblert to the dr* Mino of the Heriiurratk primary (o br brl«l on April 3fL IDI2 Having trrvr*) the txiunt in (fili rapacity f*»r a munter of y e a n I again ni nroj My my lirat rr*Timmrn«la lion M M KoatNVJif Tor lav ollcctor — , - ............... niysrlt for rr » I». tk.n I » th » .itn. » of I m ( » l l r r d x of Oran tv »in«y «ll tii nt «. the flrmncralkr Prim ary el"- led I 1>I»|)«» to » .»I my faithful t r r v l r » tisvf\riMlr»y.irrd K. « I v r In (hs past W. E. Masti» Tor S to tr Attorney To the Detnorrstlr Voters of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida I hereby announce that I am a candidate for reapwilntment as State Attorney for the Seventh ludk isl Circuit of Florida. sub|cct to the action of the Democratic prlmariea In April. 1018. You h a re honored me with thla offlea and I have rn«lravor»d to deserve your confidence In me hy doln« my duly to the best of my ability If reappolntd. I pl«l«r you to do all in ray power to Uphold law and order In our drrult. with p r e j u d i c e i0 none and with fairness to all Thankln« you for Past kindness. I respectfully ask your support afaun Jost» C Joet.v Stale Attorney mana«eRirnt of small and lar«» schonis. »nd in dralln« with teechrrs, by natursltemp»rnm»nt and luvt for the work snd hy famillsrity with Ihr deteils and Ihr «eneral derasnds ofthro/ncr acnulrad durin« my present Incumhency If rleclrd to the For Tax Assessor oftw the nlocationsl Interests of Ihr ctsiniy will I« 11 aniujuttcr my cAnHldnry for r*-«l ret ion lo thr Upon my h»art. and I will endravor In every wsy lo oRloe of Tax Aaarxior of Orange cminty iul»jrci to tirfatlhful to thr trust imixiscd J F MiKtum^ (nr Jrriiion of Ihr rVrnurratlr primary to hr brki u ** * w A rrt* Ht Hh 1 ! If Artm s ll.-n In sniuAiruv- in ih» vuters .>f Oran«» County. I h » l I -111 I»- s <»lulklatr tor tb»»ofh<v of Sheriff for the said nmutv. subject to the primary For Count) Commissioner to tw heh! April 30th ih|2 And pled«» myse.f I will be s raiulklnlr for ir ein ti.«i to Ibe ufhee to carry out the Inw without f»sr of favor to any of County Commissi«.or« ..f(irnn«e County subject one. and special privileges to none, I respectfully io the decision «A the l>e(iiucralk- I'nmsry bald ask your support Respectfully, Aprii 30lb, 1912. F SA»cis Ka*u _ t SA.-I WlWMVTT. I w ish •• ¿¿I - »mi r K e » | M » f fü ll ) Nifi**». T r^ r: rr — . . --------e i a , y o u u n d e r e t a i i A . b u i J u a t U o o a u s u» "" J «.’ «. .ri» "i.'ru n cla I herehy snnoome niy csmlkhlcy f..r ih» odlr» — h ta h om i w a g g e d s o t . e r t y ‘•T“ 1*01* ' ,,ì (-.». siaI I» ..f il.» 1rd justlc» !>»».» districi ».n w u n 't d o l " A n d ho looked a l m e hraon« vulin« p m ln cts 1 2 5 and « In th» ap , , | i» |proachln« prlmsry Aprii lOth. 1912. If ricctrd I aioailliy. |Klu (^.,(,»„1 Ih» iluiirs runerirnliuisly simI lo th» B o m o t b l n g l lk e a a h a r p p a l o s t r u c k test ut my at.illty I v*ili by «ratlfull to my frtrnds - i l l itirwt telili i mtu primari io lw f»r|i| Aprii !<• l'MJ ountlet h a v e , I should go f u r t h e r , 1 su p p o se tion It'S o n l y f a i r n o t t o l e u v o y o u In t h e j I h»r»liy snnounc» that I am « rsndktsl» for re. . 1 .. ! elivrUun ssSensl ur fnnn the IWlh Dislrkt. sublrcl To the Voters of Oran«» County: d n r k . e « p e c l n l i y n* m y d a u g h t e r w n s to the artlon of the i V m t rr a tk |*rlmnry I thnnk I hrrehr announce t hat a t ____ I am a ranilidatr for the o n t h u n li lB tl c t ll l y t o l l i n g m o Ju a t n o w * you »«norrely for your tupport in the pail, ami If i.flli» of ( oonty Sulwrinlendrnt i.f Ihibllc Inatruc ter-l mysrtf, sut.lrcl to the ncltonofth» , s i s . _ I you aptwny# my Irgiilatlve rettsrd. I rrtpectftilly tlon to lune si'Croa. hin« Demar/atte primary — p u f f— t h a t Bho a l r e a d y l o o k s o o §oikit ymir iun»*»ft again I feel that I am ipeculiarly flttrd for tili» ofjlcr hy Loon C. Maisit 40 you ns one of the family." educational qualification,. and jnd by »itwrience In "Dy Jove, did she though?” I or onstablr hitched to the front of the chair I h»rrtiy i n m u i M myself •> rarxlidalr fur rr "How dor—I moan how—" »lection to the oftirr of Constable of Justice of Ho nodded. "And so I (cel Justified P rw r tHstrlrt No T. whk’h Includes votimi pre >■ ■ . _ , ___ « ,.„ r i I clnctt Nta 3 . « and 25. and solicit the supIn t a lk in g to you fr a n k ly n o t t h a t I J I)0fl ,,I voters st III» cumin« Democratic primary ift »I (ilifev.l I O« J» . I fini • Fu ini t<Iti lr for |Ih- tifllir of Ifrnaiirrr of l Ir mttdr (TMjnly iuli|n| lo ifir «(Ioli of Ito I hw-IH«« • "< '• f , , i' i ' l •I | d d w i l I lirrr li) aniiooiMr ni)» « f «i « itinlnlnli fu» ilo «il R»r of Cxiuiily T rra tt irr r In a*kutg >inir lupitori in ll ir »umilili prlma ry elevilo«) fof liti» *rry Un l*"fInni piare, whk'h li tn i*c ifivrn tu «uni r olir by thè l)rm<x'ratte voleri of tini n i n n i ) , arwl if you Cfin i r r yuur way t irar tu huour m r «alili th ii igacr. I pr omUe you timi I felli ni nll tlinea ami uiulrr all c i m i m i t a n rr t ■trUrti> ¿unni jriHjr interrati •«» far uà lira in my |«nwrf YiMin v r r j Iruly M > xlà« -, S'’ V. kit-.! �- I April Heat Harket of Quality^ The Forward Movement The Men and Religion Forward Move­ ment 1» first of all practical. This mu»t bo the conviction of every Sanford man who tuts come In contact with iho “Team" that have been with u* thl* past week. Ernest and .deeply thoughtful audience» that grreted the men at every scssioa. When the cam ­ paign doted Wednesday night the Team »poke their farewell words before an audi­ ence who »ccmed to feel it n (icrsonnl lost that these men were to leave the city. But the ream has left behind them a ¿program that it both prnctlral und far/ reaching. And the Sanford men are sure to bring some of it to pass in the ncur fu­ ture. Among the plnns particularly em­ phasized were the organization of the charitie/of the d ty . This wns thought to be one of the most pressing matters now before us. Another Important proposal was that the city should take up the question of providing some central social place for the young men and boys of Sanford. This might take the form of n Y. M. C. A. or any other organization that would meet the needs. Many other suggestions were made which will he presented in detail in an early Issue of the Herald. The Team left for Kissimmee Mhursday where they are conducting u four-days campaign similar to tno one in Sanford, ami winch closes Sunday night TOOMER Where you can get the beat of everything ddlvtT.il to your door by special messenger and on l i mp WC CARRY A COMPLrTC UNC OF Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb. Dry an(1 Salt Meats. Fish. Poultry and Home Made Pork sau sage. Candidate for Congressmnn-At-Large. We are now prepured to give to the trade our si*-« ¡„| HOME MADE CORN BEEF Try it—you will be pleased. 110 Park Avenue For Engraved Cards See The Herald FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK O F SANFORD, F L A . P. H. RAMO. P r . « l d « n t P. P. P O R S T B R , C a s h l a r Darning Miss Mat y Harr has recovered lier health sulliciently to ite aide to darn Ail) orders sent to Us fourth street will he greatly npiwcciiited Klim in a g j Sale The ladles of the Congregational church will hohl a Rummage Sale next Thorsday, fridny and Saturday Donations of secondhand clothing, furniture or other tilings suitable are solicited. Articles call he left with Mrs l>t Walker on Elm avenue, or at the parson­ age or will Iw culled for Titusville, Ila , April 1 t To the Democratic Voters of the Seventh Judicial ( Ircuii of Florida 1 have received so many letters front about the circuit usking information about Mr. C ary D. Landis and his qualifications tiiat 1 have concluded to answer publicly, and so pay brief tribute to him in-fore tii« |H-oplc. My grati­ tude to him for Ins loyal friendship to in« makes it pleasant to do so, but it does not wurp me in my estimate of him Mis neighbors vouch for him its well. Mr l.andis is a thorough ami accom­ plished lawyer, a prurtmtic citizen, a systematic busiiutw man and u ripe scholar. t lean and true m all the relations of life, just and loyal in the court house and out uf It, no lawyer in thu circuit could bring to the service of the people brighter promise of aatisfactory administration of Dip office uf state attorney than he. The argument that he is a "yankee" because no cam e from Die west, will uppeal to but few people. M IN O R S. J O N E S . Arrival und Departure or Trains No. No. No. No. 82 84 80 28 No. No. No. No. 83 89 85 29 Norm hound Ar 1.10 ri m *’ 11.03 a m “ 2.35 p m “ 8.55 p in SOUTH HOUND Ar 2.1G a m - 2 20 p m •• 6.20 p m pm Lv “ " “ 2.26 2.40 6.40 7:55 Phone\o I Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading High Wind And Storm Without any winning u high wind ac­ hy u heavy storm uf ram uiui and f6r, 9 time J t that the October gale would be repeated but after a thirULnilnute deluge the skies clearer! and (lie storm was over the sun shining through the clouds like an April sun ought to shine With the ex­ ception of a few trees blown down and some wires detached there was no dnrn age to s|x‘uk of in tills virimty mid in (lie farming section the crops escuped damage that everyone predicted s i n certainly coming to them In other parts of the state comes reports of wind at ninety miles an hour and at various [torts vessels were driven ashore and much damage done file storm seems to have sprung up from nowhere in particular and wm prohnhly superinduced hy the surcharged pollllcaj atmosphere and the lug talkies! at Ft (.'hrlstmas tile day Itefore a in pm p in a til 23, m2 O BO. P B R R A L D , Vie. Pr*« B. r . WHITHER. At.t C M * O n l y Nat i on a l Bank in O r a n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t o c t o d b y B u r g l a r y I ns ur a nc o - _ F I R S T P R IM A R Y . A P R I L 30, 1012. Ï r i iY/iWdh S » U t y D . p o s i t B o a r s f o r _ R x .n l ____ ‘ O R G A N IZ E D t f ® 7 **;— iViVuWw . iWiVtfrVWiW/gWrVi IViWiWiYAWWftÿ T<> the Democratic Electors of Florida: In ill«’ coming Primaries you will decide, among other things, the vitally important matter of whom you will have to rep r e s t 'l l t our entire State in the National House of Representatives at Washington. In asking you to favorably consider my candidacy for the office 1 have been fair and frank with you, both in public print and on the stump, as to all the planks of my platform, including the views which I hold on over­ progressiveness in our party, the T A R I F F , the I N I T I ­ A T IV E , R E F F R F N D F M and R E C A L L ; the building of NATIONAL H IG H W A YS; the P R O P E R R E G U ­ LATION OF T H E T R U S T S ; and other questions of*general public interest. T H E TAMPA T R I R U N E , in its issue of April 15, says the following: “ Mr. Toomer is one of the best equipped men in the State for public service at the nation’s capital." I ImVe not made extravagant claims, either for my ability or for my experience, but 1 now repeat whai I have said many limes during this campaign, that if \ou nominate and elect me I shall give to your service, while in Congress, the best that is in me and I W IL L S E R V E T H E P E O P L E O F T H E W H O LE S T A T E — AND A LL T H E P E O P L E W IT H O U T FEA R OR FAVOR OF ANY CLA SSES. True t«> my promise, made at the outset of the campaign. I have n o t stooped to attempts to belittle or bemean my opponents; and such attacks as have been made on me I have not stooped to answer FO R T H E A T T A C K S HAVE H EEN U N W O R TH Y O F A T T E N T IO N . T h a t these attacks have been made shows the desperation of my opponents and I am con­ fident that such ungentlemanly tactics will meet just rebuke at the polls. I have visited personally ntany places in all sec­ tions of the State and everywhere my candidacy has been received with hearty sympathy and voluntary assurances of support. The voters evidently are con­ vinced that their Congressman-At-Earge should be dignified in his canvass for their votes and should have a sane platform such as that upon which I am making this race. INSURANCE AGENT Office Abovr f i r s t Nutlonul Bank SAM OKI) IIUKIU4 D r i n k a Bot t l e of G IN GER ALE OR SODAW ATER Manufactured will) pure distilled water—they will inevrui illiinu. aid digestion and give you health T h e Sanford C o c a Cola v « + * ♦ ♦ + ♦ -s-- L B o t t l i n g C o . , Sanford, Fli + 4--*•-t-+ -c-<■v ■>-:--t- '<■+ ■* v ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + •♦•■*■< ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ T H E C IT Y I f Irai S i r e n , one ♦ RESTAURANT I4 urk from Depot uppualir I'u titd th r * H. E. W ISE, Proprietor Formerly Malinger of Central Cufe $ Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish A Place For Ladies and a S p e c ia lt y G entlem en E v e r y t h i n g Flr»t C •** + Prompt, Clean Service ' Meal Tickets ure Sold nt Krdtiml t M E N - D E N - H A L L ’S C H IL L T O N IC Best for Malaria, Chills and Fever. Guaranteed. Looking for a Good Mouse to Ship Your Fruit and Vege m a g a t i * * « k«y« papM -*. bet «varyW T wh* r * ^ < —**> •**• g oaaai k*y Catch the Drift? H a rV a tka »**•«* ** r .a c b tk* •* Ikla tables to? UKANC11 LINTS Trilby & St. Petersburg—No. 25. Ar. 1.01 p. m. No. 24. Lv. 2.21 p. in. Leesburg—No. 21. Ar. 11.28 a. m. No 22. Lv. 6.30 p. m. Ovrlda— Ar. 10.30 a. m. Lv. 3.00 p. m Bcachurn Sentiment Strong Pensacola. April 17.—Braxton Bcachnm Jr., of Orlando, was in Pensacola yester­ day In the interest of his fattier, who Is a candidate for Congress from the State at large. Mr. Bcochamwas accompanied by Pnutt!. Bigger«, of Sanford, win» D alio touring the S t a te in the interest of the congressional candidate. The young men say that they find a very healthy senti­ ment for Mr. Bcnclmin and they arc put­ ting out a great deal of literature to help p0 sb his cause If you choose me to serve you I will he faithful to the trust you impose in me. Let me thank my friends all over the State for their cordial support ana, a t the same time, assure them that all indications point certainly to my nomination and election. R E ­ M E M B E R TH A T YOU SH O U LD V O T E FO R Y O U R C H O IC E F O R C O N G R ESSM A N IN Y O U R OWN D IS T R IC T AN D ALSO I T R U S T T H A T YO U W IL L L “ V O TE FO R T O O M E R , TOO' AS C A N D I­ D A TE FO R T H A T O F F IC E FROM T H E S T A T E A T LA R G E. Here is One on the Best Market W r i t « for S ta n c lt a 'a n d Market Reporta T o d a y F. G. H E W I T T CO. New York W ashington and H a r r ls « n S t r a f t « o u t w ork of thU . in WM. M . TOOM ER. : a ;pv Sale Bills PR IN T ER W e a r e fix e d ^ M jjJ .. 4rv If you to bava ■ ¿S-. ¿Sa • . _ Sj . -----«■— ------- — — d o u b l e -qui ck an * I �V MS?? AprM 23.1012 II THF SANFORD HERALD I A COMPLETE LIST OF QUALIFIED CANDIDATES Compiled For the Benefit of the Voters By The herald For President of the United States: Vote for Ouo Oscar W. Underwood . Woodrow Wilson F o r Delegates to National Convention from Second Congressional District: For Member S tate Democratic Exec V ote for T wo utlve Committer: (To be voted for only In Counties compos lug the Second Congressional District ) D C. Abernathy E W. Bond J . E. T. Bowden Robert EL Davis T. S. Davia Eugene D. Dodge Charles F. Illghsmilh E. F Holmes Minor 3. Jones Robert McNamea r e r PfM H entI»! E lectors: Vote for SU Jefferson B. Brown Jesse E. Burn ; J. Fred Do Barry t («land J . Mendersoij Charles EL Jones William Chipley Jo n e s F. R. Loomis A. M. McMillan Walter*J. Slngleterrz For Constable: Vole for Ones Dennis Jernignn R. C Whitten Green W. Smith 1 I Turner II. 11. McClure Vote for One W P. Watson For Member Congressional Executive Committee: Vote for One J . N. Whltner For Members County Fxecutlve Com Committee: Vote for One Seth Woodruff J S. Simmon« J N. Whitner D. II. G Rabun T. W. l«w to u J . 11.' Huddleston G. M. Ja co b s J . M. Williamson C. W. Entzmingrr D. 0. McGuire W. T. Chsmpneys E. M. Strong L Pike L W. Tilden A. Wlchtcndnhl Jam es Crawford G. G. Coward J . H. Beur W. V. Dunn J . E. Rose ____ G. W. l i y ^ . - —7 * G: R?*3hlhotm. It C, Hppfcnun F o r State Senator Nineteenth, Sen« atorlal District: For Memfcar National Democratic Ex­ Vote for One ecutive Committee: Arthur E. Donegun 1 Vote for One John T. G. Crawford Louis C. Massey William Mocker F o r Members House o f . Represent a ■ Eugene S. Matthews lives: Tor Contr e s s S ta te o f riorlda at Vote for Two Geo. Fox. J r . Largo; : ( '* Forrest Lake Vote far One A. B. Newton Braxton Bcacham Samuel A. Robinson Claude L'Engle George C. Martin For County* Judge: J . Ed. O'Brien Vote for One ' W. M. Toomer W M. Martin - . Albert M. Williamson r or Governor of Stale of Florida Vote foe One For Sheriff: Vole for One U m s M Hand Jam es A Jtirkwood Cromwell Gibbons >H. Milton wTirtl M. Semple Park Trammell John W. Watson ■. ror Ju stice Supreme Court Vole lor One Frances Karel CARY D. o LANDIS- * For Clerk Circuit Court: C A N D ID A T E * F O R - S T A T E Vole for One * B M. Robinson Seventh Judicial Circuit ----------------------------- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- . For County Assessor of taxes Arthur lluit Tor Attorney Generul For lax Collector Vule for One For S tate Comptroller V..(r lot One M. H A N S O N ¿i W. E. Martin Thomas F. Weal àL! For County superintendent of Public Instruction MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP Vote for One W. V. Knott Tor Secretary of S tate V.iir lur One J. F. McKinnon SANFORD LODGIS ror County Surveyor S a n f o r d I » d i r No 2 7 I II O f Mrrt» rvrr> Monday «I 7 JO p m ovrr Imperlisi lheairr M M Evan • N (« W 5 IL U blt Ses y Vote for Our II. Uny Crawford J . O. Fries ror S tate Treasurer For County Treasurer \ oi r lot One J . S Grlner J . Hampton Jones J . C. li n in g lo t Slate Superintendent Instruction: of Public \ .ar lot One Win. M Holloway A M C. Russell W N ShSals t o r Commissioner of Agriculture: Voir lot One W K. Domini) W. A. McRae lo r Railroad Commissioner V .li 11if One Royal C (Vxjiiii J ohn L Neeley Vote for One • Phillip S leiuo im J. H. Tucker For Supervisor of Registration Vote for One W L. Dolivr For Judge Criminal Court of Record: Vote for One T P Wurlow For Solicitor Criminal Court or Record: Vote for One Geo. A DeCottes W F. Shine A is » Vote for <lor I Wlclitrnilnhl * R. E. Rose For Ad|utant General: Voir lor One W J . Driscoll J . Clifford R Foster J Stuart Lewis For Assistant S tate Auditor: Voir (or tine Henry Curtis For Congress. Second Congresalonal District: Vote for One K. Hudson Burr Frank Clark ___________ S. J. Hllburii________________ Mate Attorney. Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit: John C. Jones Cary D. Landis Ihi t n et No. I: Vote for One Frank L Woodrufl D ia lftcl No 2 V o l e for O u r S W LM rn 1j¿e V M Scartimi Sum W Stewart District No T Vote fin One J. L Dillard District No. ( Vote for One M 0 Overstreet District No 5 Vole for One E. I- Brown For Member County School Board: District No. 1. For D elegatesta the National Conven Vole for One Hon. State at Large: i James A Knox Vot» for Six J. EL Alexander District No. h A. J . Angle ’ v ~" Vote for One Thomas J. Appieyard I). L Thrasher Montcalm Broward W. J . Bryan District No. 3: Frank EL Chase Vote for One Dr. E. S. Oill Win. Edwards Thomas A. Darby Charles EL Davis For Ju stice Peace Herbert L Dodd District No. I: L. EL Dozier Vote for One Albert W. Clichriot J. J. Lee Frank Harris N. H. Monk Harrison District No. 3: Lincoln Hulley Vote for One John S. Keane J. I. Anderson Edirln Ik Lambright Geo. B. Ivey v Haim Lewis 1. G. Stringfellow George G. Mntthewf Ed. Senior Julian W. Spear B. S. Williams * E K»«*tw s 'vex W t )K h Dt »M 111 E L E C T R IC M A C H IN E R Y N o I Oil Weal I* trat S firrt Negl R u n ft» ( tty Restaurant y r <> f . C r l r r y Clt > \er Ir IH 5.1 Meetings fust an<f third lurwdayt in evrry month Ma ll In W r ü w j f u r B l o r à t h i n i fl oor P h o f n l k l o d g e No V K of I’ Merit t'wond and fourth Monday» Visiting knight» always weUvune 1* F Hulrhlnton ( ( feilt S Frank. K R and S S a n f o r d I o d f « . No t>2. T K A M M E lolar Master. M W Lovell. Srrretary Conimun Ira Ikon evrry first and third Thun days at 7 : 3 0 p m Visiting brothers wr L mur U n l i t lir o th e r flood of C a r p r n t é r s and Jo in tr% of A m tr le a !>« in fo rt ì I « » a l l ' m o t i N of \ For C le r k Criminal C o u rt of Rrr.ord A ll lagninolo C h a p t e r No 2 . O rd e r t a t t e r r i S ta r Mpcii every smmtl and fourth frkluy in nwMilti F.very tine who haa %crn his Sta» In the T ati are rnrdiallv invited lo visit the »lia(»lrr m eet %e v e r y o 17 51 I Thu rsday night (I al of 7 (' Seeds and Poultry Supplies W c can Mipplv you for im mediate 'lu p in cn t BFGGAK V\ NI ) SORGHUM -Mil I I I I'LANUTS Most completi* line of Puultry Supplire Garden and F ichi Scrii» in Florida POTAfOFS. Hf ANS. GARIIt N AND f i l l i ) PI AS ANI» f i l l i ) CORN W .«i# } Wi»l# far l l l w i ' . S ’ r-t ( itah.g E. A. MARTIN K COMPANY I», «Hdv.f K r-| M • .. IIUiMiiel Catah>g >.« S . . » C and J •• » !>• k 201» E . B«»y S t . , J a c k s o n v i l l e, F l a . in the Eagle* Mali J VN (I Singletary t*r*■»i.lrni «..si HI«« I welder k S 4 I B P O r S . o l x i d L o d s r 12 It Meet first «nd Third Wednesday night. ts*rner Fust and l’ftl inetti» W [) ||<M14 w. I. K. O L Tatto« Sacretary For County Commissioners: Voir fur One ATTO RN EY V o l e lo t One J . B. Whitfield Fur State Chem lstf Vole (or One *“ L. o. o M Pie l>oyal Order of Moose* m rrts cv*rv Friday evening at 8 0 0 P M In Eagles Mali, WelUirne 1 Block Albert Seigh. Iht ‘ta tor R H Outer 1 S'* retar y M o nro « C h a p le e No 1 5 R A M Meets every «freund srnl fourth Ihlir»d»y In Masuair Mali ovrr lmt*e*ial Theatre v ¿ . »•»..« Visiting V» King IIigti I’rirsf tij»a ||(s»«|ii»Mrr Se« y iu u u in d itu i" WELL DRIVING Artesian Wells of Every Description Satisfactipn Guaranteed B y Expert Workmen Its too Val uable to Lose Its Worth the Effort Before your money 'j{ets into trouble' Itring i( around and open an account. It will help yon save, you will fed differently, you will have new ambition Save It . Bring It to Us . Its Safe Wo pay fou r por c e n t on S a v in g s A cco u n ts Orden Taken at HILL LUMBER CO. ^ Deposits Absolutely Insured - �m P r , . , • * . ’ *•J . '••* •* • • • • • • . * • Tur RANroRo 12 : . ■. ' • * j herald ►ì.: W AIT f • Zu. m g ? r m '»—• 7 “ » '8 57 d À OF THE BOSTON STORE STOCK MAY I SANFORD, FLA. LAST 10 DAYS pr* • WATCH FOR THE BIG DOUBLE PAGE AD. ■ , NEXT FRIDAY’S SANFORD HERALD * I . ** l'. itr— .1": -i- A* 1 _ > 54 • , , _________ ________________ „ • . . _________ : , '• * . , •. , �Published Soml-Woekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD /.V S A N t'O R l) ^ /.;/*• i» Wonh Living Numktr #7 SANFORD, NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources AN tvtNiNG ot music. Mere Ihe Reader» Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing for Hurried Readers A small citizens' posse fought u two hours ba ttle with four robbers nt Midland, Arkansas, but the latte r escaped wlih iheir loot, estim ated nt $ 8.000. after wrecking tbe Bunk of Midland safe. CLARK AND GIBBONS undoing There is lit .1 change in the I1o«hI b k i i i i Hun. Levees in New Orleans section ure m no iminediutc dunger. The river ut I Ite by Roosevelt in (iruposed |iroM*ctition iiaiiomil Murvester Co ol i h r 'Urlimi I k i o " — Vm lin and P ia n o - l e Bai Inter Inerii -le Sev i||e. b> Mrs <1 W Br.ids und tb e re a s o n for Miss Olive lid i die a b a n d o n m e n t oí t b e im ise ru tiu n > Reports brought to G a l v e s t o n . T e x a s , hy fugitives from M exico y e s t e r d a y nml Mush > svinpalhetn and w 1« p rie. ll> Tllls Ihlo imi Ime do- Allen c lan who a re under in d ic t m e n t s j «pule a tingili and clierry sele cllo n which fnr murder in the first d e g re e in r u n n e r Miss Malirl Itowler fllllowrsl wilh thè i nn with (he tragedy nt the Carroll conn |. liariliing vor al s-d-i I llear A oo I ulllllg i tas u o s e li a i i - l l r s l s id w a l k i n g p ' " | Ser-reinry Kfiox re tu r n s from re c o n cil a very d elightful vo cal trio — from Flijilh >was given hy Mrs T A Newton and Miss mg d ir fretful re publics lo (he sou th and , es Bowler and S tiim o n . after which thrbuds his own s t a te rev o lted from Ins c h ief d o b chorus sang S u lliv a n 's I m-h i i i iful s-.itl lh* effurts. like sou c h arity , should home hi "lo iin sli.iik After more t h a n lighting to drive cu p d a l this the a pest foes is decode of from the nn» The s e n a f e tius a g r e ed to th e house of in t e re s t m at Mis Iloy ... I In lie hr.iuld u l Iquart tie, GoOd-Night Beloved. I no Pltisutl. given by it double q u a r t e t t e com of Mrs B IT Pugh. Mrs C of the usurious I’ ll which fixes the le gal ru le hy I nt-ur p o g r o m w a* . -ill* loded t-v money lender ure r e a s o n a b l y sure of v ic ­ tory I lie I nst rii-tf-l l e a l solus were s o n g Ihr doom of die ■it hand dunal It i*-- lie longing Rolnnd Wild mnn. W I'ugti 1 1. Polk eri un I -r loans on |«raniial c h a t t e l s , inclu ding ly d e l their p a r t s «o d elig htfu lly a n d well ** k household goods, ut 1 |ier c e n t per m o n th I that s|mctnl praise is uiiios e s s m y soon b e c o m e crp t to i.singrumlale the Music of balls knows that unless Sanfo rd and Orlando can arrange u schedule there is ao need of organizing a n y team nt either c*ty. und the first idea after the season opens is to have a love feast nnd arrange lo uiuke an ironclad contract that the two lr* " 11 to battle to the death nnd ask for no quarter. The com m ittees yester­ day arranged the preliminaries and de­ cided to bold another tileeting nt Orlando next Thursday, when e a ch team will sign 8 contract to forfeit a million or two in c*»e all tbe games or$ not played. Three games per week will be played. alternnt »«¡ng attorney was at the San Juan to­ day. Asked for the news of his north county town, he ¿aid the main news is. Be sure is running some. Then he-got down to real news "Sonlord beat Kissimmee yesterday 2 to I." ••id he. "I understand.'* he continued, •hat the Kissimmee pitcher wni a gixxl one nnd the Osceola crowd cam*; nrnr Putting one,over. However, they d idn't." That one, we might have added, but dldn t. will be put over later.—ReporterStar. \ »tore. strangers. ami the expectation was Som e­ thing n e w f ^ Shove The man who uses 11 safely razor liai ,, . , , never been able to keep it sharp nml wns fon ed to use more blodes tlian was really necessary. Kunncr's new safety ruzor sharpener will not only settle the ques lion for the sufety user, but for the man Ing ihe Thursday afternoons. who uses the straight razor as well, und with the Kanner strapper any one can Putting One Over now have a shnrp razor all the time. Oct Leorge K . DeCottes of Sanford, prose- the Kanner at W L Morgan's hardware Fun At Tlte B a b y Show The clim ax nt the baby show ot the Imperial cam e on Wednesday night when the baby wns given nwny This event had been advertised far and wide and the house was crowded from pit lo dome by the jieople who were anxious lo nee (lie ............ ................ numbers were placed in n them drawn out. nnd the lucky lady wulkod up lo the stage to receive the sweet little Infant. Ley L u llirr l .uu g fo rd l a u d s (Ind were niiib-i Ir n unit w ater l-r lot years and ito tr ott i to ld w ou ld lo-- i Hot tie l' io |*i». I 11 »t 11bill ioli ol lie m a kin g im p u tili iio oii yesler- lo w « e l l l t I » w h o i olm i and » l e p i^ d off us et In» head Being nil I hat 1*0 re p u t h id goto- f•-tft> in |e»|*iliM - lo olir a d v i-i U s i n g lo all p a l i » i able t" swi m he w.i« m great danger of that Clark had suppressed t h e r e p o r t on d I lie « l a i » - w h e r e (h e r e al»- l i n e i » re ady losing In« life and would have dune so do I v e rglad es lor Ins p - i v m .i l i n te re sts b i . o l i i . ( l a m i 1% [ s*11 » IV e re. l a m a lull f"t Ihe p o n i p l m lion ol Fiiill le y and m jn s t i c e to I n » s t a l e to tu » - l i s t í n i 11 al pm* »-»»•-« Jin )..., It id gone down Ihe nerxiiid lime lo lim iseli and I " Ilo - p o l i h a s e i s lo li i II w I lo O i l I- I.- • I ■ Il . 'e I Itr wh* c Faol -eai tied loin and « « i n had lull! called for d i e t r o l l , . n . d d Ilo - I v i - t g l u d e » 1 * *-|i p o ». 1iteil , 1 «lelli» Pad ! bel Ir l , »,|fe|y --li lit* st|«upru|sisilton was a gom! ilo >1 w--ol-t < et sil Oi lure « to b i n i » e i n d i » e Olii »* li «il n I told th e m t a m i i hear an m vrstignlioii te>v (d i hrtsi had c o m e lo W as h in g to n a n d writ Irli li gal Meri r e p u l f - »r Ilo- M usluiigloii ■overiiot hist lb « statem en ts w-r- troveisy for die Tir-t imo( o iitm u m g Nil t l a i k to-ik op die S h e r w o s l bill Ins |iosilion oli tbe ta n fi nml his. m an ner I . k o .s lit I •■ t h e ■ n i I * I 1 1 11 *’ 11 1 ' h . si o te i. s i. r( f i l l t »••»•*'• I f f Hi » n « l | u| lo - lln several loiiunillees an a n g m g for pay the i n s t r u í luí» » l le n e s that are inore i die eiiieiiummeni of ihe members of HI srepm g willi Ile I e* pill l-llll-lll » -if III* llu "f the Stale horIn olloral S-H'iely IRISH loll III jsillll I ' ' I* -e I *'l ---In A have i .*-iirI> ' omph-ied (lieu work 1 hr Hid «!«■< eil litoe.»» i ili/ens of Miaiin feel dial il is a great I «(am i squarely on licit , ‘I.Hik ol my ' honor te have die members of tills MH iely p lailo rm wlui li d e m a n d ' j f l i l I l i c i udload I gather here fm their n it mini meeting and cuiiiiniBHiuii of I li«“ Si.It*- Ih- tfivrn ill*- nu every pisslfile effort will Im- made to make I lit »r 11 v vvllirll ll**«**»*»Mf > L" »-hillllf m Co then »lav i*M|oyaihle 111.iK«* (lli|»-rs uli'l ri»ii*h •• CIli-m in mIi Li <i I he case agiimsi Logeiie Baxter Tom «%ii> us t (• timer ti iif»-«- HimI Hm* i *i *»• h ^Ii Cs tv h 11 * I ene Mister and M illie Scroggins •if t fI» I *1• .filli IIIft II•I<II 11** V aIh. J i -1 * ■- 1■" « h iigc i w in itie s d versiem Mi. t Ij» M' I ' I |FS t -.Jl f. II ! ill k (»f » » .] :• ler pillili I ■*J •It I f V •I*•f X» * * I I. (Mlillf. I If ...f* .] ri •( infilili » • •t •■ va.II i K* l* iMu -I'l-s If **f <1I »’1I I I . I •I Ul» si -I I .lM,S I Li» : .mi .»i iFiin n f m in -inti fnll> « x p l m n c l ili» •*»<!• r Hi', IS* III tfi'l Hi«' lilt 111V•111! •*11V IIJlHf! lui ill y of o tila m ln g m e a s u r e s for the I lurida |x-o lucid» whir'll serve the |>eoplr of T lombi pie by a s s is t in g other m e m b e r s to pass e v e r y day III the year i* e ntir-ly Ion gieal to pieuse Riami on v a l l o n » toll« •■ ( i m i » r r i n n c e I ' l ur k l i m d i e i l liy t e l l i n g ill lo» gi ««l w a l k lui I l o» «ci Utili in lie- m a l l e i u| dee|M-i wulri b n I tir- SI ( lol have been paid, (lint ill no single instnnee, surpassed (tie exccllenc« of (lie concert and class of music given by home talent Monday evening They, however, had one advantage, namely Unit they were N 'ling K tar* It illmg'w m h ,md xitne oilier troys weie down al die riser ahottl nil I.i hn* iinfi I i k e H a r n e y a m i lie- -wr u f i n g (licit g «»l fortune 111 b alin g Mi»« Ulivr •I i p o M e b<lil>lir|g f m S u I l(i if I ' aw unless the powerful lobby organ f l a n k I l a r k lei» a l w i y « rer c i » eil .1 w m e Hill an II meiuber. Ilr-l »kill a» a |iram«l -red hy the land shark s s u c c e e d s m delay » t - l i omc a l n i 1 g ^ » ! v i l l e b e r e boi lie wi ll and syillpilthelic H irerprelalem a t an n< mg its (Nissage (Olll|Hini»( call rarely be ttir|uinseil She r e i e i i e a g r e i l e r one llu» lim e a l l e r lo» cnnlributcrl very.largely lo (lie »rnxenn of iilain ami »(raig h lfo rw an l talk (0 tbe m l f or A Ball S c h e d u l e A com mittee from Orlando composed of the concert Inst Monday night, ns well o s i e r s Wcrftiesday. He tin» dune ull that Hurry Berm an. Jo hn M. Cheney. Uruy to the pleasure of the pructlce liy Ihe rlio- Ulan could do lor tins section and will doru(^ J more under a iX'inocratie iirlmmistratlon Rusli and J . M. Pounds met the Sanford Numbers of companies liave given con- and the (ier»ple do not wish to try out a Association here 'yesterdny afternoon in o cunfenuice relative to formulation of certs ami musical entertainment», for new man on tins nnpoMiiin |»>sitnin when plan* for the coming season. Every lover wfiicti sevenhy five cents, nml one dollar Mr Clark can nrvoinplish so niin li for or "nil this m e a n s that it will onlay dns t h i n B'lla tli a l«iy of i h t I i i i i «» ID vi . i t« « a « m tin- watci playing urountl, Tillmgliast, P a u l 1 their in dividual bills Uivmg a brief history ol Ins Tdich [Rufnrmer o n ilo- p ro g ra m nm grii i|dv H lt i lg e » T b e secuta! is roundly applauded and (he p 'o p l r bere were glad to bent Clark s side of tile eon morning. ill* i r m i i q q s i r t u m t i c s it offers the ‘trmis Tuesday |\jri| j. rllpn, i,,|Hr - 11. 'U s i I . e X trilli f -■I T i n t e l a a m i t tir* agl ir oil o i al a n d i n d ù » l'osi etimi*-lulling * b u k and lo- liuti only defended lim iseli when a l i a i ked hy the next t e -l l pic tioao g h o o t the country hod purcliused >> m o r i house, started for W y t h e v i l le dii» Me. and thè .Song -I thr S iili a s e III ore morning under heavy guard They will ! V a l s e Brilluinte — u piano solo I rosk le- piaceri on Irmi s in g ly ut W yth e ville . o w s k i , was Illusi Ix lilla liti y rendei *--l l-v com m ence 1lie (Iciieral \cvvs ol The l and CHILDLRÜMlilt SIATt PRESS l-y la The A r i a — Rosy Mormug U er die Mcudthat A m e rica n c i t i z e n s h a v e b e e n soli­ ows frolli II T ro v ato re Verd i by Mrs le, i n i to torture and a s s a s s i n a t i o n in that ( o s i I. Iloy wiis (-luirimiigly sang. as oiily •nullify Mrs lluy i un sing a» was als-- lite em ore The n a m e s of a d d itio n a l id e n tified Ti "Uninr- Cuckoo" w as next given hy thè lumi vic tim s ure u w a it e d hy th e W hite |chorus A short in ler m iss io n followed “Mar Lille officials fro m the c a b l e ship j a l et whit li tilt- Stuino ll Ori Ilesin i played Muckiiy B e n n e t t , now s e a r c h in g d ie s ce n e | nteriner/ o Russe and ali e i u o r e in a "I die d isaster spriglilly happy s ly le I he llu n tilig Clio Floyd Allen nnd live other inrtnlM-rs i i irs which was giv e n h> lite Chili was lo 4Ll AKOLINO FLORIDA P r o m i n e n t Candidate fo r Governor M e e t s S a n fo r d f r i e n d s •il S i a l e b o r - i io » of p o b l é it y a n d p-rform ers rd over the e n tire U n ited S t a l e s , i n d ic a t e inin i v - I k a les HIV --»I i, at -a, liad lit-ell s ta r t e d Miss F io r­ tight fui mimhern on lite program » i r d ir FHI7, c o n c e r n in g gibbons Uonally n e x t giv en by th è c lu b chorus. On motion of SenotH T J o h n s o n o f A l a ­ one«* Frank followed thè ch o ru s with n b a m a the S e n a t e W e d n e s d a y ad o p ted n linely esecutori in terprottnioit of c h o p ill's ressi o t ion directing t h e a t t o r n e y generili P olo ng ise in A M ajo r U n r of Ilo- illusi a p p r o d a t is i and de io supply the S e n a t e with in s tr u c tio n s given cotQNti am i uriistically m ierpreierl hy Ihe e x c e p most points is fulling slowly.^Jl LUIlouglil _ "Woodland Echoes' — Kubcnstcin. was all refugees ore now cared for Volum« IV Crii Cromwell (ilblton». candidate for ol I lowers. (invernm, was in Sanford for several hours ( I A I) It III I f S l ) S U K IM K IT IO V 1,1 1115 I U M I lU ft on Wednesday and divided honors with Mon Frank Clark in the afternoon Col UihlMint has not been m Sanford for some (*u\e B r ie f History Of Ills W o r k In years and was greatly] surprised at the An f p itó m e o f I h r W eek » M o s t lmF o n g r r s s und Replied to At wonderful growth of tins section p o r tu n t H appening* In Ih e tu cks of t n c m le s Sooth Florida said Col Gibbons. "is S t a l e ' s Domain just entering a period of remarkublc agri­ Sanford’s first real political meeting of The Florida East Coast Railway will cultural and industrial development which tbe cam paign took place Wednesday on erect a handsome new station in Miami, gives its people a particular interest in Piirk Avenue at Newhin's corner, nnd for some of (he int[tortnnt issues winch un­ Work on this new structure will begin at tluit tune of (Tic day. was well attended on early date. This will he a much need­ being discussed in tills campaign ed improvement for tluit city many business men taking on hour ofT to "You need splendid roads to iqieii the hear a discussion of die questions of die The bntlleshi|M New Hampshire und thousands of nert-s of magniliecnt (arm day Nebraska arrived nil the pu t of Key West lands to your markets and railroad «toHon Trank Clark had been advertised lions last Sunday li was planned to hnve the You nerd settlers ol the typ- who to s |h ik h-jlu> hut on account of previous route prepared to work and assmnlate warships entur the harlior there, hut in ­ t-iigag inrnts it was necessary to change structions awaited them there to proceed witll the best element ol your communi tin- d .te nml for dns reason there were M rs You need x IiikiIs lor the edili almo al once lo New Orleans III.my p-tlplr ilellled Ihr- - liali. •• 1. ittenil i of tbe i hlldrell of these p«q<hAmi m-ed " i k will vriii Uigm m lacksonvllle on Ihi- lii'-etuig railroad service that r. t m l a lire *p.is sifoi lure for (he Arnes Realty ' l a v -r S|K-ncer pc»idr<l did mtrislucrd adeipiate f--t the I r il II » |>-( I-«11->11 I |hr«e 1 -iilipany Ihe building will In- I,Halt'll fl a n k Clark wlirj Lao lulled into the subject p r o p i c i a ytair* settlem ents and for the on.Adorns and Julia — -rfs in o~w«>»i vigorous m anner n n tf in a errim hauling of tile products they raise to the In the ease of Dr . W E. Davis, charged ami forceful style gave a true account beat markets < •& •< wuih making orv assimft with n denifTy of Ins stewardship ha member of Congress I alii ad v o c atin g the abolition of d ir weiipoll on .1 A Bryan al Urnokaville, fiom ih isd issn ci diking up each snhjeci 'Xiiivict leasr- system , am i the employ there was a inisirOil at the Iasi term of alonx the line of the charges th aj have meni - I prisoner» m the i nii«tro> tmn of " » i n die iui> yesteiday brought rti a vrr heen h velerl ngaiii»t loin |i> bis op pinriils g*» m1 n- o|s- not m the torni ol an e x p ' i i d id of llol guilt y Ills ■•\(visition ol dm T verglades« m atter » l ie rev olili loll wliliil would be a burden Fil'd I es ill«' I > seal old son of Rev T. Hid l! HI M k* id 1, .verli il U||< hlist ih.l ll*u- Ihe I t l-.iyel* bill I gl " b i l l -l-V t I I I * , d i h , - , I s is ill I he - la«» of yollllg olio i hroiighl I'-iili r> i»-.ilr i appl-io»« •pili-'ht ol a p-rim m elil ni l i n r i |-*-n»ive i her*.»*« h is mg »as i*«l the life of tmolher all-1 IP- lalg e crowd p ie .i lit seem ed tr» be » y»lem I 11li ilgmg the e»lubli«nmenl bus while m »w iinnimg ill I'eace river yesw idi li in lo a man l i lt e d th a t tin The first upiveurnnce of the Chorus, of the club Monday evening, was before an appreciative audience of music lovers. Every number on the program was selec­ ted with the desire to please, and. as each was so splemtidly rendered, it Is not ego­ tistical for the club to hop- that their o b ­ ject was satisfactorily ncccomplished The introductory numliers "Calm as doNight Carl liolim Robyn ami " I ’auquila — Dnn/n Mexicana, was given hy the Momoil Orchestra in their best style The S e n a te com m ittee investigating the Titanic disaster b eg an Its fifth day in­ quiry today with the hope th at before the rlose there will have been-fixed tbe ques­ tion of responsibility of the collision with the iceberg that proved tbe great ship's FRIDAY, APRIL 2 6 . 1012 P e o p le o f S a n f o r d Royally f n t e r t . l i n e d by S a n f o r d M u sic Club The Sanford Music Club, composed of u M a d e A d d ress M e r e 0(1 W i l l number of ladles, who not only love mul i r s f l d y To L a r g e C r o u d sic themselves, but ore lending tlieir in ______ x fluence and efforts, |o create und devrlop n musical otmosjiberr. love and standard for Sanford; dint will be helpful, not only to the |»eople of the town, hut will Ik- an attraction fur mid near for inuny of ntosical talents und proclivities, who ure seek­ ing homes in our beautiful Florida. where surroundings and influences arc in every way helpful nnd elevnting. ns well as healthful. happenings during the wer FLORIDA. h N otice to (’ ubile . , . 1 , 1 „m : : tfe either in her nam e or mine A. E. Mallim. April 26th, 1912. Fenrvon. wif»; of » ... ...............* ................ J ihe i oiirt si tieell »el (of \ ogiisim e and a I his c a s e w as t r a n s f e r r e d fro m Duval county fm trial in Si J o h n s c o u n t y an d will prove «me of the moat m q i o r t a u t i Isea Oil die i ruin tl III d'» kri for d ie ( er in . III 11III«- I il p 'I III lull» 'Hill II XI l"f Un •I'll Fearsmi mid youngest daughter of Hid die late I .1 I iher T Iiner.il ne» were conducted al her fathers , i._ ... ii Il I« my cofilenliii.il limi Ilo* S i a l e -,***•» I ll- tin penplr (•> Olid Il.iki .1 I't .ijl no Orlando Will Flay Ball of iiilerior -leVelnpi.iei i -»ln> li v»iJI nM«» i I In *ia«e I'.ill t.'ii« d Orlando iisaemHo iHiUivi-i d ‘l' »-ìlei i '»I i*"- e til i>|« i i t•la—I veslelda V lltelll'HUl al the '»all lllllll 11- -ti. . .1 it i 11 11 .il di ! 111 I * •-Hi p. i ni» » -I • H"l -I Hied It" ti.lll I w|i I li e field Ml , i.... 1.1 h 111 i I' p. o I m' ' I I i Un il I I lo M i I" in-) w ■» . |e. (eil i linn mall h U i, M arg aret I , I i kX'tivltlr I ' I '» «l*«., i i v * inie "f ( Inil v "id e f e rl d r a w n hy toy id T lundi. Ill irol of i or Ih111111"il» generally t vi-ti mi (Mir .il Hill wlin h de'll ev In offer H» «f.». k» oc securities (o the (R-ople ni lin» »luit should be subjected lo careful »eruliiiy al die hands of a competent siale board lie (ore |H-rimssion todo this is g r a c e d I Ins would save the (»-ople vast sums of money annually, ami would add lo (be stabiliti ol worthy rnler|irise» I lie stale should in the next (wo year* ins|M-cl and go Hilo die affairs of cor|«i(u Hon (ifomwell (iihl»ins was (lie next lions regolarlv. as tl does with tiaiik» al «|ieiiker and his hearty good Matured way slated (H-ruxls laid In-fore (fie audience Ins claims for thr­ "Th ere are more than lh million aire» position of teivenior of H onda Mr Uib- of die Ifnest farming land» in llu- wmld in Ihiiis won the crowd at once amt In* plan » lurida wlm li do mil need linmage or n for selling the Koerglndes and potting tbe rigaliori I want lo »er* dial dir stale do money, some twenty live million -lollnrn. II» »Imre "f die work of |M-opblig tlleill state treasury for good svlimili und Of die cultivable land» lu T lurida, only ( " " * 1" " ' " . iiaod roads and forever settling (lie matter three (>er cent t« now |*oduclive accord­ 1 koou romi. of the Everglades nml (lie I I Hoard up ing to the Iasi official stiilemenl The pealed to (lie people at once und was die |>eoi»le of du» section can a»»ist me in this lies! proposition regarding this while e le ­ work hy sup|Rirting my candidacy p h a n t dial lias been laid before die volfo raise money I am in (aver of »ell ers yet. He also gave Ills plans for work­ mg (hr remaining lands of the state in die ing die convicts on tbe sta te rands and Everglades for 520 an acre, the proceed» making them self sup|*>rting lo lake up the burdens ol rccluiiiuliuii (¡o| U i Ii Ihiiis liuil but u few moments Tills will give u» S 25.OOU.IMMI IHI for schools to speak ns he had another engagement I ||n(| <00, , ' rnlll|, to fill but lie captured the crowd nnd can | rest assured thut In Sanford lie will have i M argaret 1 I’eursurr a large vole next Tuesday. His full plat- I F a s s e . I away at Hawks F a r k . Fla . April (ortn is given elsewhere in tin» irrut of the Herald 'li i \ i Oililllltlee Ss.i« lp|aillll««l til g.l lO S ull- I lurd lo iolder with a ■ominittee re|r«e«eninig die i eleiy i it> Im11 team for die porpise of making op a s< lierlole When (he commit (re returns, a concert­ ed effort will he mode to rinse funds for the season I Inn done, the players will lie selected Kepirtef i)lill Srvs l n l f o r m s Arrlv r I In- new omfnrniR for the Sanford Boll I’ltili have arrived and ore on exhibition m the window of the Sanford Shoe A n o th in g ( <i Ihe uniforms are gray lluniit*I willi .i line stripe running througli it nod the n ifm Sanford hi gray letters down the front ol the shirt Jb a black la ,-I Ihe caps are gray with blue vtrors and the hell» are blue The uniform Is uf medium weight and Is tniuml to pruve p.pillar wirh die players S tu b b ed By A Negro Boy Jo e Mint, the young »on of M. A Mint was stubbed by u negro named Broxton as lie was on tils way home Wednesduy evening The negro mnde (lie assault m> quickly tliut Jo e hurl no lime lo defend himself, nnd a* lie was »tabbed several * times one cut that would have ,«roved fatal "but for the fuel diut tbe knife glanced from his rib* nnd the blade was dcfiectsd Ttie negro was arrested nnd in O D. Ju d g e Strtngfellow s i-ouri was bound over .1 (' to criminal conn fm a»«auh with intent lo sers minder and he might t" l«e sentenced house „.„«...w ,, ...i until he reaches die age : r r : , r .... ................................ Waldron and the burial was at the fain- tll„|rf t|„. physician . rare and expects to ' ily burying ground "On (hr Hill at Twin recover sufficiently to be out in a faw Lake." days. � 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/f6a3d86f93ce8345ffbf69066ac43aee.pdf 803985f51c8470619692c881aa93c05a PDF Text Text m P r . , , • * . ’ *•J . '••* •* • • • • • • . * • : . ■. ' • * j T u r RANroRo h e r a l d 12 ►ì.: W AIT f • Zu. m g? r m ' » —• 7 “ » '8 57 d À OF THE BOSTON STORE STOCK MAY I SANFORD, FLA. LAST 10 DAYS pr* • WATCH FOR THE BIG DOUBLE PAGE AD. ■ , NEXT *I FRIDAY’S SANFORD .* * l'. itr— .1": -i- A* 1 _ >54 • , , _______ ____________ „ • . . _______ : , '• * . , •. , HERALD �Published S om l-W o ekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD H E R ALD /.V S A N t ' O R l ) ^ /.;/*• i» Wonh Living Numktr #7 NEWS OF SANFORD, THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned from Various So ur c es AN tvtNiNG ot music. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 26. 1012 C L A R K AND G I B B O N S People of San fo rd Royally fn te r t.lin e d by Sanford Music Club The Sanford Music Club, composed of u M a d e A d d ress M e r e 0(1 W i l l number of ladles, who not only love mul i r s f l d y To L a r g e C r o u d sic themselves, but ore lending tlieir in ______ x Volum« IV cotQNti gibbons in in Prominent Candidate for Governor M ee ts Sanford f rie n d s 4Ll AKOLINO FLORIDA 1lie (Iciieral \cvvs ol The l and Crii Cromwell (ilblton». candidate for ol I lowers. (invernm, was in Sanford for several hours fluence and efforts, |o create und devrlop ( I A I) It III I f S l)S U K IM K IT IO V happeni ngs du r i n g the w e r n musical otmosjiberr. love and standard 1,1 1115 I U M I lUft on Wednesday and divided honors with Mon Frank Clark in the afternoon Col CHILD LRÜM lilt SIATt PRESS for Sanford; dint will be helpful, not only UihlMint has not been m Sanford for some Mere Ih e R eader» Will rin d a Brief to the |»eople of the town, hut will Ik- an (*u\e Brief History Of Ills Work In years and was greatly] surprised at the An f pitóme of Ih r Week » Most lmF o n g r r s s und Replied to At attraction fur mid near for inuny of ntosiH istorical S p rin g Flowing wonderful growth of tins section portunt Happening* In Ihe tucks of tn c m le s cal talents und proclivities, who ure seek­ f o r Hurried R e a d e r s Sooth Florida said Col Gibbons. "is S t a l e ' s Domain ing homes in our beautiful Florida. where A small citizens' posse fought u two just entering a period of remarkublc agri­ surroundings and influences arc in every Sanford’s first real political meeting of The Florida East Coast Railway will hours battle with four robbers nt Midland, cultural and industrial development which way helpful nnd elevnting. ns well as tbe campaign took place Wednesday on Arkansas, but the latter escaped wlih gives its people a particular interest in erect a handsome new station in Miami, healthful. Piirk Avenue at Newhin's corner, nnd for some of (he int[tortnnt issues winch un­ Work on this new structure will begin at iheir loot, estimated nt $ 8.000. after The first upiveurnnce of the Chorus, of tluit tune of (Tic day. was well attended on early date. This will he a much need­ being discussed in tills campaign wrecking tbe Bunk of Midland safe. the club Monday evening, was before an many business men taking on hour ofT to ed improvement for tluit city "You need splendid roads to iqieii the The Senate committee investigating the appreciative audience of music lovers. hear a discussion of die questions of die The bntlleshi|M New Hampshire und thousands of nert-s of magniliecnt (arm Titanic disaster began Its fifth day in­ Every number on the program was selec­ day Nebraska arrived nil the put of Key West lands to your markets and railroad «toquiry today with the hope that before the ted with the desire to please, and. as each Hon Trank Clark had been advertised lions You nerd settlers ol the typ- who last Sunday li was planned to hnve the rlose there will have been-fixed tbe ques­ was so splemtidly rendered, it Is not ego­ to s |h ik h-jlu> hut on account of previous warships entur the harlior there, hut in­ tion of responsibility of the collision with tistical for the club to hop- that their ob­ t-iigag inrnts it was necessary to change route prepared to work and assmnlate structions awaited them there to proceed witll the best element ol your communi the iceberg that proved tbe great ship's ject was satisfactorily ncccomplished tin- d .te nml for dns reason there were Mrs You need x IiikiIs lor the edili almo al once lo New Orleans undoing The introductory numliers "Calm as do- III.my p-tlplr ilellled Ihr- - liali. •• 1. ittenil i of tbe i hlldrell of these p«q<h- Ami m-ed " i k will vriii Uigm m lacksonvllle on There is lit .1 change in the I1o«hI bkiiii - Night Carl liolim Robyn ami " I ’auquila Ihi- lii'-etuig railroad service that r. t m l a lire *p.is sifoi lure for (he Arnes Realty Hun. Levees in New Orleans section ure — Dnn/n Mexicana, was given hy the Mo'lav -r S|K-ncer pc»idr<l did mtrislucrd adeipiate f--t the Iril II»|>-( I-«11->11 I |hr«e 1 -iilipany Ihe building will In- I,Halt'll m no iminediutc dunger. The river ut moil Orchestra in their best style flank Clark wlirj Lao lulled into the subject p ro p icia ytair* settlements and for the on.Adorns and Julia —-rfs most points is fulling slowly.^Jl LUIlouglil _ "Woodland Echoes' —Kubcnstcin. was in o~w«>»i vigorous manner nntf in a errim hauling of tile products they raise to the In the ease of Dr . W E. Davis, charged next given by thè club chorus. Miss Fior­ ami forceful style gave a true account all refugees ore now cared for beat markets < •& •< wuih making orv assimft with n denifTy On motion of SenotHT Johnson of Ala­ one«* Frank followed thè chorus with n of Ins stewardship ha member of Congress I alii advocating the abolition of dir weiipoll on .1 A Bryan al Urnokaville, bama the Senate Wednesday adopted n linely esecutori interprottnioit of chopill's fiom ihisdissnci diking up each snhjeci 'Xiiivict leasr- system, ami the employ there was a inisirOil at the Iasi term of alonx the line of the charges thaj have ressi o tion directing the attorney generili Polongise in A Major meni - I prisoner» m the i nii«tro> tmn of " » i n die iui> yesteiday brought rti a vrr Unr of Ilo- illusi approdatisi and de heen h velerl ngaiii»t loin |i> bis oppinriils io supply the Senate with instructions g*»m1 n- o|s- not m the torni ol an exp'ii did of llol guilt y given by Roosevelt in FHI7, concerning tight fui mimhern on lite program » ir dir Ills ■•\(visition ol dm T verglades« matter »lie rev olili loll wliliil would be a burden Fil'd I es ill«' I > seal old son of Rev T. 'Urlimi Ikio"— Vmlin and Piano- l e Bai Hid l! HI Mk* id 1, .verli il U||< hlist ih.l ll*u- Ihe I t l-.iyel* bill I gl " b i l l -l-V t I IIte (iruposed |iroM*ctition ol ihr Inter I I * , d i h, - , I s is ill Ihe - la«» of yollllg Inerii -le Sev i||e. b> Mrs < 1 W Br.ids and olio i hroiighl I'-iili r> i»-.ilr i appl-io»« iiaiiomil Murvester Co und tbe reason for •pili-'ht ol a p-rimmelil ni l i n r i |-*-n»ive i her*.»*« h is mg »as i*«l the life of tmolher Miss Olive lidi Tllls Ihlo w 1« p rie. ll> all-1 IP- lalge crowd pie.i lit seemed tr» be die abandonment oí tbe imiserutiun » y»lem I 11li ilgmg the e»lubli«nmenl bus while m »w i i n n i mg ill I ' e a c e river yesami uriistically mierpreierl hy Ihe excep widi li in lo a man lilted that tin •il Siale bor- iio» of poblé it y and nmgrii > Reports brought to Galveston. Texas, hy N 'ling Ley Lullirr l.uugford Uonally svinpalhetn imi Ime p-rform i v- I k ales HIV--»I i, at -a, liad lit-ell started te-ll - 11. 'Usi I . e Xtrilli f ill* i|dv Hltilge» onlay fugitives from Mexico yesterday nml Mush K t a r * It i l l mg ' w m h , md x i t n e oi l i er troys > l-y la i tas uose liaii-llrsls id walking p '" -■I Tintela ami ttir* agl ir oil oi al and indù» rd over the entire United Stales, indicate ers w e i e down al d i e r i s e r a ho t t l i i ooi i y e s l e r The Aria— Rosy Mormug U er die Mcudpic tioaoghoot the country hod purcliused irmi iqqsirtumtics it offers Tbe secuta! is d n s that American citizens have been soli­ t h i n B ' l l a t l i a l«iy of i h t I i i i i «» ID ows frolli II Trovatore Verdi by Mrs lauds (Ind were niiib-i water unit would I r tie l'io |*i». I making n imputili le, ini to torture and assassination in that vi . i t « « a « m tin- w a t c i p l a y i n g urountl, (osi I. Iloy wiis (-luirimiigly sang. as oiily l-r lot years and ito trotti told Hot lo-- i 11»t 11bill ioli ol lie lo w «elllt I» who i olmi •nullify a n d » l e p i ^ d off us et In» h e a d B e i n g nil Mrs lluy i un sing a» was als-- lite em ore told them I hat 1*0 re put h id goto- f•-tft> in |e»|*iliM- lo olir adv i-i Using lo all pali» i a b l e t " s w i m he w.i« m g r eat d a n g e r of The names of additional identified Ti "Uninr- Cuckoo" was next given hy thè that Clark had suppressed the report on d I lie «lai»- where (here al»- linei» ready l os i ng In« life a n d would h a v e d u n e so lumi victims ure uwaited hy the White |chorus A short inlermission followed do I verglades lor Ins p-ivm.il interests b i . olii. (lami 1% [ s* 11»IVe re. lama lull f " t I h e p o n i p l m l i on ol Fiiill l e y “Mar Lille officials from the cable ship j al et whit li tilt- Stuinoll Ori Ilesini played and m jnstice to In» stale to tu» -listín i 11 al pm* »-»»•-« J i n )..., It id g on e d o w n Ihe nerxiiid l i m e Muckiiy Bennett, now searching die scene | nteriner/o Russe and ali eiuore in a lo limiseli and I" Ilo- poli haseis lo li i II wI lo Oil I- I.- • I ■Il . 'e I I- tr w h* c F a o l - eai tied loin and « « i n h a d lull! "I die disaster spriglilly happy slyle I he lluntilig Clio called for die troll, .n.d d Ilo- I vi-tglude» 1* *-|i p o ». 1iteil , 1 «lelli» Pad ! bel Ir l , »,|fe|y --li lit* st|«uFloyd Allen nnd live other inrtnlM-rs i i irs which was given h> lite Chili was pru|sisilton was a gom! ilo >1 w--ol-t <et sil Oi lure « to bini»e indi » e Olii »* li «il n I lln several loiiunillees anangmg for do- Allen clan who are under indictments j «pule a tingili and clierry selecllon which tamii hear an mvrstignlioii te>v (di pay the instruí luí» »llenes that are inore i die eiiieiiummeni of ihe members of fnr murder in the first degree in runner Miss Malirl Itowler fllllowrsl wilh thè hrtsi had come lo Washington and writ HI srepmg willi Ile I e* pill l-llll-lll » -if III* llu "f the Stale horIn olloral S-H'iely i nn with (he tragedy nt the Carroll conn |. liariliing vor al s-d-i I llear A oo I ulllllg Irli li gal Meri repul f-»r Ilo- M usluiigloii IRISHloll III jsillll I ' ' I* -e I*'l ---In A have i.*-iirI> ' omph-ied (lieu work 1 hr >> mori house, started for Wytheville dii» Me. and thè .Song -I thr Siili a s e III ore l'osi etimi*-lulling * buk and lo- liuti only Hid «!«■< eil litoe.»» i ili/ens of Miaiin feel dial il is a great morning under heavy guard They will ! Valse Brilluinte —u piano solo I rosk defended limiseli when aliai ked hy the I «(ami squarely on licit , ‘I.Hik ol my ' le- piaceri on Irmi singly ut Wytheville. owski, was Illusi Ix lilla liti y rendei *--l l-v ■overiiot hist lb« statements w-r- plailorm wlui li demand' j f l i l Ilici udload honor te have die members of tills MH iely the ‘trmis lo commence next Tuesday |\jri| j. rllpn, i,,|Hr roundly applauded and (he p'oplr bere cuiiiiniBHiuii of I li«“ Si.It*- Ih- tfivrn ill*- nu I gather here fm their n it mini meeting and every pisslfile effort will Im- made to make morning. | a very delightful vocal trio—from Flijilh were glad to bent Clark s side of tile eon I lit »r11v vvllirll ll**«**»*»Mf > L" »-hillllf m Co then »lav i*M|oyaihle troveisy for die Tir-t imo( oiitmumg Ser-reinry Kfiox returns from reconcil >was given hy Mrs T A Newton and Miss 111.iK«* (lli|»-rs uli'l ri»ii*h •• CIli-m in mIi Li <i I he case agiimsi Logeiie Baxter Tom mg dir fretful republics lo (he south and , es Bowler and Stiimon. after which thr- Nil tlaik to-ik op die S h e r w o s l bill Ins «%ii> us t(• timer ti iif»-«- HimI Hm* i *i *»• h ^Ii Cs tv h 11* I ene Mister and Millie Scroggins buds his own state revolted from Ins chief dob chorus sang Sullivan's Im-hiii iful s-.itl |iosilion oli tbe tanfi nml his. manner u| •if t fI» I *1• .filli IIIft II•I<II 11** V aIh. J i -1 * ■- 1■" « h iigc i w in itie sdversiem | lo- tIj» M' I' I|FS t -.Jl f. II ! ill k (»f » ».] lh* effurts. like charity, should It i*-- lie longing I lie I nst rii-tf-l I m at ... I . ko.s lit I •■ the h. si otei. si. Mi. :• ler I i kX'tivltlr tieell »el (of sou hi home leal solus were song hy Mis Iloy I In ■ni I* I 1111*’ 111' r( f ill t »••»•*'• Iff Hi »n«l pillili I. (M lillf. I If ...f* .] I ■*J•It If V •I*•f X» ** I 'li i I ' I '» ii s i \ogiisime and a Ihr doom of die "loiin sli.iik is nt-ur pogrom wa* . -ill* loded t-v lie hr.iuldul ri •( infilili » • •t•■ va.IIi K* l* iMu -I'l-s If **f <1I»’1I II. I•I Ul» si -I I .lM,S I Li» : .mi .»i «l*«., i i v* inie "f (Inil v "ideferl drawn hy iFiinn f min -inti fnll> « xplmncl ili» •*»< !• r ■it hand After more than a decode of Iquart tie, GoOd-Night Beloved. Ino Hi',IS*III tfi'l Hi«' lilt 111V•111! •*11V IIJlHf! lui ill y ihe i oiirt I his case was transferred from lighting to drive this pest from the nn» Pltisutl. given by it double quartette com of otilamlng measures for the I lurida |x-o lucid» whir'll s e r v e t he |>eoplr of T lombi Duval county fm trial in Si Johns county pie by assisting other members to pass of Mrs B IT Pugh. Mrs C 1. Polk e v e r y d a y III t he year i* e n t i r - l y Ion g i e a l dunal cupdal the foes of the usurious and will prove «me of the moat mqiortaut to p i e u s e h toy id T lundi. Ill money lender ure reasonably sure of vic­ Rolnnd Wildmnn. W 1 Tillmgliast, Paul 1their individual bills i Isea Oil die i ruin tl III d'» kri for die (er in. Uivmg a brief history ol Ins Riami on Il I« my cofilenliii.il limi Ilo* S i a le -,***•» tory The senafe tius agreed to the house I'ugti Tdich [Rufnrmer on ilo- program eri un vallon» toll« •■( imi»rrinnce I'lurk limdieil I ll- tin penplr (•> Olid Il.iki .1 I't .ijl no I’ ll which fixes the legal rule of interest Orlando Will Flay Ball ly del their parts «o delightfully and well liy telling ill lo» gi««l walk lui Ilo» «ci Utili of iiilerior -leVelnpi.iei i -»ln> li v»iJI nM«» i I -r loans on |«raniial chattels, including I In *ia«e I'.ill t.'ii« d Orlando iisaemhousehold goods, ut 1 |ier cent per month I that s|mctnl praise is uiiios essm y ** k in lie- mallei u| dee|M-i wulri bn Itir- SI Ho iHiUivi-i d‘l' »-ìlei i '»I i*"- e til i>|« i i t•la—I veslelda V lltelll'HUl al the '»all lllllll "nil this means that it will soon become crpt to i.singrumlale the Music ( lol nil I.ihn* iinfi I ike Harney ami lie- -wr ufing 11--ti. . .1 it i 11 11.il di ! 111 I * •-Hi p. i ni» » -I • H"l -I Hied It" ti.lll I w|i Ili e field Ml , i.... 1.1 h 111 i I' p.o Im' ' I I i Un il I I lo M i I" in-) w ■» . |e. (eil i linn mall ' aw unless the powerful lobby organ (licit g «»l fortune 111 baling Mi»« Ulivr •I i poMe b<lil>lir|g fm Su Il(i if I flank I lark lei» al w i y« rer ci » eil .1 w me III 11III«- I il p 'I III lull» 'Hill II XI l"f Un •I'll \ i Oililllltlee Ss.i« lp|aillll««l til g.l lO S u l l -red hy the land sharks succeeds m delay Hill an II meiuber. Ilr-l »kill a» a |iram«l » t-liomc alni 1 g^»! ville bere boi lie will irol of i or Ih111111"il» generally and syillpilthelic Hirerprelalem at an n< t vi-ti mi mg its (Nissage lurd lo iolder with a ■ominittee re|r«e(Olll|Hini»( call rarely be ttir|uinseil She reieiie a greiler one llu» lime aller lo» (Mir .il Hill wlin h de'll ev In offer H» «f.». k» «eninig die i eleiy i it> Im11 team for die cnnlributcrl very.largely lo (lie »rnxenn of iilain ami »(raighlforwanl talk (0 tbe ml oc securities (o the (R-ople ni lin» »luit porpise of making op a s< lierlole f or A Ball Schedule When (he commit (re returns, a concert­ A committee from Orlando composed of the concert Inst Monday night, ns well o sie rs Wcrftiesday. He tin» dune ull that should be subjected lo careful »eruliiiy al Hurry Berman. John M. Cheney. Uruy to the pleasure of the pructlce liy Ihe rlio- Ulan could do lor tins section and will do- die hands of a competent siale board lie ed effort will he mode to rinse funds for ru(^ J mo r e u n d e r a iX'inocratie iirlmmistratlon (ore |H-rimssion todo this is g race d I Ins the season I Inn done, the players will Rusli and J . M. Pounds met the Sanford Numbers of companies liave given con- and the (ier»ple do not wish to try out a would save the (»-ople vast sums of money lie selected Kepirtef i)lill Association here 'yesterdny afternoon in I o cunfenuice relative to formulation of certs ami musical entertainment», for new man on tins nnpoMiiin |»>sitnin when annually, ami would add lo (be stabiliti Srvs l nlform s Arrlv r wfiicti sevenhy five cents, nml one dollar M r Clark can nrvoinplish so niin li for or ol worthy rnler|irise» I lie stale should plan* for the coming season. Every lover I In- new omfnrniR for the Sanford Boll have been paid, (lint ill no single instnnee, in the next (wo year* ins|M-cl and go Hilo die affairs of cor|«i(u of balls knows that unless Sanford and Hon (ifomwell (iihl»ins was (lie next lions regolarlv. as tl does with tiaiik» al I’ltili have arrived and ore on exhibition Orlando can arrange u schedule there is surpassed (tie exccllenc« of (lie concert m the window of the Sanford Shoe A ao need of organizing any team nt either and class of music given by home talent «|ieiiker and his hearty good Matured way slated (H-ruxls nothing ( <i Ihe uniforms are gray llunThey, however, had laid In-fore (fie audience Ins claims for thr­ "There are more than lh million aire» c*ty. und the first idea after the season Monday evening iit*I willi .i line stripe running througli it Mr Uib- of die Ifnest farming land» in llu- wmld in opens is to have a love feast nnd arrange one advantage, namely Unit they were position of teivenior of Honda nod the n ifm Sanford hi gray letters I hiiis won the crowd at once amt In* plan » lurida wlm li do mil need linmage or n lo uiuke an ironclad contract that the two strangers. ami the expectation was Some­ for selling the Koerglndes and potting tbe rigaliori I want lo »er* dial dir stale do down the front ol the shirt Jb a black lr* " 11 to battle to the death nnd ask thing new Ihe caps are gray with blue vtrors money, some twenty live million -lollnrn. II» »Imre "f die work of |M-opblig tlleill la ,-I for no quarter. The committees yester­ and the hell» are blue The uniform Is uf f ^ Shove state treasury for good svlimili und Of die cultivable land» lu T lurida, only day arranged the preliminaries and de­ The man who uses 11 safely razor liai ( " " *1" " ' " . medium weight and Is tniuml to pruve ,, . , , iiaod roads and forever settling (lie matter three (>er cent t« now |*oduclive accord­ cided to bold another tileeting nt Orlando never been able to keep it sharp nml wns 1 koou romi. p.pillar w irh die players of the Everglades nml (lie I I Hoard up ing to the Iasi official stiilemenl The next Thursday, when each team will sign fon ed to use more blodes tlian was really pealed to (lie people at once und was die |>eoi»le of du» section can a»»ist me in this 8 contract to forfeit a million or two in necessary. Kunncr's new safety ruzor Stubbed By A Negro Boy lies! proposition regarding this while ele­ work hy sup|Rirting my candidacy c*»e all tbe games or$ not played. Three sharpener will not only settle the ques phant dial lias been laid before die volJoe Mint, the young »on of M. A Mint fo raise money I am in (aver of »ell games per week will be played. alternnt lion for the sufety user, but for the man ers yet. He also gave Ills plans for work­ mg (hr remaining lands of the state in die was stubbed by u negro named Broxton Ing ihe Thursday afternoons. who uses the straight razor as well, und ing die convicts on tbe state rands and Everglades for 520 an acre, the proceed» as lie was on tils way home Wednesduy with the Kanner strapper any one can The negro mnde (lie assault m> making them self sup|*>rting lo lake up the burdens ol rccluiiiuliuii evening Putting One Over now have a shnrp razor all the time. Oct (¡o| U i Ii Ih iiis liuil but u few moments Tills will give u» S25.OOU.IMMI IHI for schools quickly tliut Joe hurl no lime lo defend Leorge K. DeCottes of Sanford, prose- the Kanner at W L Morgan's hardware to speak ns he had another engagement I ||n(| <00, , ' rnlll|, himself, nnd a* lie was »tabbed several * »«¡n g attorney was at the San J u a n to­ »tore. to fill but lie captured the crowd nnd can | times one cut that would have ,«roved day. Asked for the news of his north Fun At Tlte Baby Show rest assured thut In Sanford lie will have i fatal "but for the fuel diut tbe knife county town, he ¿aid the main news is. The climax nt the baby show ot the M a rg a r e t 1 I’eursurr a large vole next Tuesday. His full plat- I glanced from his rib* nnd the blade was Be sure is running some. Imperial came on Wednesday night when Fasse.I away at Hawks Fark. Fla . April dcfiectsd Ttie negro was arrested nnd in (ortn is given elsewhere in tin» irrut of Then he-got down to real news "Son- the baby wns given nwny This event hUi, Margaret I Fenrvon. wif»; of O D. Judge Strtngfellow s i-ouri was bound over the Herald lord beat Kissimmee yesterday 2 to I." had been advertised far and wide and the Fearsmi mid youngest daughter of .1 (' to criminal conn fm a»«auh with intent lo ••id he. "I understand.'* he continued, house was crowded from pit lo dome by Hid die late I .1 I iher T Iiner.il sers minder and he might t" l«e sentenced Notice to (’ ubile •hat the Kissimmee pitcher wni a gixxl the jieople who were anxious lo nee (lie , . , . 1 , 1 „m , i._ ... ne» were conducted al her fathers house „.„«...w ,, ...i until he reaches die age one nnd the Osceola crowd cam*; nrnr ............... : : » ... ..............* ............... : r r : , r ................................. Putting one,over. However, they didn't." ........... numbers were placed in n tfe either in her name or mine J Waldron and the burial was at the fain- tll„|rf t|„. physician . rare and expects to That one, we might have added, but them drawn out. nnd the lucky lady wulkA. E. Mallim . ' ily burying ground "On (hr Hill at Twin recover sufficiently to be out in a faw dldn t. will be put over later.— Reporter- od up lo the stage to receive the sweet Lake." days. Star. \ April 26th, 1912. little Infant. �April 26. 1912 M issionary M eetin g AUTOMOBILI RAM Tord Car Win» Out Over The E. M. F. In Endurance Race Two foil running automobile* entered for a »peed contest of 289 mile* from San ­ ford to Tampa and return for a pur»e of fSOO. The race started from Sanford at 5:30 o'clock on Monday morning and the route was from Sanford to Qrlundo. to Kissimmee, then via Haines City, Winter Haven, skirting Bartow to Lakeland. Plant City and Tampa. Five minutes' stop wns allowed nt Tampa nnd then the return Trip was made. The contesting parties were Lawson Magrudcr. formerly of Orlando and now agent for the Ford cars trt DeLund. nnd Harry Becman, E. M. F. agent nt Orlando, between whom there luis been much rivalry regarding the respective merits of the automobiles they represent. Afeer a most exciting race In which both cars broke axles, the Ford won out and came into DcLand winner, making entire trip in 12 hours, 48 minutes. Donegan for S t a t e S e n a to r rry »v The contest for the Democratic nomln. atiun to the state senate will be de3nitely determined next Tuesday, there being only one candidate from each county. As might be exix-cted from the character and standing of the two candidates, the senatorial campaign bus been conducted __jyi a hjgh j>Uiie, with dignity, good noturo n d moderation. It has been the unbroken rule for o generation thdt' tli^ se n V o^ * this district in the senate should be alternated be­ tween Orange and Osceola counties. Now for the first time in the history of the dis­ trict the Orange county Senator is a cundí date for a third term It is the plain duty of the Osceola IWmoernts to protest against this effort lo break the old time-honored custom, anil there can be no more effective or emphat­ ic [xotcsl than to give Osceola's candi­ date their unanimous sup|»rt next Tues­ day Now is the time,for a solid Donegnn votr. and a vote for Dmcgun will be n vote (or OsceoIpCnunty There urr hun­ dred* of honorable Democrats ill Orunge county, who liellcve tu justice and fair play, who recognire the unwritten custom, and who will vote for Osceola s candidate as a matter of principle From the stand[siint of local pride iherr ought lu be no objection to Donegal! in Osceola county In |>>lilicn no man of strength in leadership can lx- without en emirs. and IVmegan undoubtedly has some political enemies, but. in w contest of this kind, when a |silllicul principle is at stake, and the dignity of Osceola county is threatened by u third term a s­ pirant. all local jealousies and anlmosllies ought to lx- temporarily laid aside, and [»litical friends nud foes should unite in giving Osceola’s candidate a patriotic sup l»»rt Once let Orange count) tirrak ttie old custom and it may lx-a generation lxfore an Osceola mull will lx- allowed h) Orange county to represen! this district in the Senate. Apart from local pride it ought to tie a pleasure for the people of Osceola oounty. regardless of faction nnd cliques, to suplmit Donegan Hr was so young when his family moved to Kissimmee that Ji<may he considered a home |>toOiict He was educated m the Osceola High School from a |mor tmy hr luis worked himself up into a [»sillón of businrsa prominence In politics he hus alw afs taken nn nctlve part, nnd has held several iu■[»>rInr11 offi­ ces. which he tins administered with abil­ ity nnd credit. His record i s n home rec­ ord. and he tins mude it among Ills people. No one con say a word against him. cithas an official, or lu a business way. He is u large pru|x-rty owner und tax payer His business interests are all here. Hr understands the needs of the people, and is in syuipithy with their Interests. Hr l> a leader in local enterprises nud has*done more than Ins part to develop Kissimmee und Osceola County. He is the best t)j)e of progressive business man No one tins greaser fiinh in the future growth nnd ginndeur of llie Kissimmee Valley than Arthur Donegan. und h e .h a s shown his faith by tin works. There is every reason why our people should sup[»rt hun unanimously, nnd we sincerely hope that on election day our people will prove superior to [Mirtizairstiip and factionalism, ihut past differences will be forgotten, jeulousles laid aside, nnd that .Osceola's modulate will rrceive the solid endorsement of his home people to which he is clearly entitled by reifson of his tneril, by reason of local [aide, by reason of protest against the third term demand, by reason of the unbroken old custom, and as a matter of political prin­ ciple,— Kissimmee Journal A noth er New Home The Social Service department of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church held their regular meeting Tuesday even­ ing nt the home of Mr». Claude Herndon. The devotional exercises were led by Mrs. M A. Miot. fourth vice-president of the society, who has chnrge of the social und local department. The subjects conslderered were: "The Mountain People nnd Mountnln Schools." Mr*. Mlot read nn In­ teresting sketch of "The Southern Moun­ taineer." "How Brevard became n Possi­ bility.”—meaning the school for the Moun­ tnln children, located at Brevard. North Cnrolinn; wns read by Mrs J.C . McDaniel, from die Missionary Voice. Mrs. J . D. Parker read some Interesting facts about tho "Sue Bennett Memorial School" at London. K>. The history of two young mon, as they passed through the school, wns read by Mrs. J . K. Mlttenger. The questions and nnswers of nn instructive "Missionary Contest" concealed In "Mock Plum Puddings." was an Inter­ esting feature of the program: after which. Mrs. J . K. Mettinger and Mrs. Herndon, sang a duett, followed by a solo by Mr». Mettinger; which concluded the program. Delicious Ice cream ond cake were served. Mrs. G. W. Spencer, assisted Mrs. Hern­ don in entertaining the society. . \y A Lake Mary Farmer Stro n g L e t t e r s o f Endorsement Nut by one. but many —-Hon John l Jones. State Attorney, hus received a great mony letters from oil portions of the Seventh Judicial Circuit which con­ tain strong expressions of endorsement and approval and were sent to him unso­ licited. coming from the heurt of the people. These letters are from Orlando, his home. Sanford. DcLand. Cocoa. Winter Pork, Melborne, St. Cloud. Wnlton. Fort Pierce. Holly Hill. Daytona. Kissimmee, and the following is a sample of them: Daytona, Fla., March 22, 1912. Hun J C. Jones. Orlando. Fla i Dear Sir—I nm supporting you because money cannot buy you ond your record has been clean nnd upright." Having been detained upon the duties of the Stale Attorney In Che spring term of Circuit Court Mr. Jones tins been un­ able to make a canvass, but has sent a message to tho voters In which he assures them, nmoti other things that he is in the race for S t a te Attorney to tho finish and respectfully requests of his friends a full vote uqon election day. -C O RN ELL" C|Tan Shoes for Spring and Summer are at the height of Oh! You Blondyl When the train from Tampa reached Lakeland lost night the show girls nnd their escorts with the Bell Boy Musical Co. tripped into the passenger station and soon thereafter things began to happen. The male members went on to find rooms nnd while they were gone F.lln Galvin was pushed into a waiting automobile by a devoted admirer, n married mart of Key "Wen. und rushed to-Tntwpa. ^ Miss Galvin is the leading ladyof the •bow. nnd. thcrefuio hat. absence was the signal for great alarm. When her brothers returned and found her gone they at once secured n machine and sturted racing for their popularity. Rev J G. Thrasher, who recently pur­ chased a nice place near Ijikc Mary hn* the driest crop of vegetables In thnt sec­ tion famed for One farms He brought to The HttiTt! office this morning some new potatoes and they were fine products of the Held Mr. Thrasher also has a flue acreage in watermelons uud cantelouprs nnd expects to do some work in his own vineyard as well as for the church Al­ though near the three score and ten years T iiiiiimi not. however. Iiefure they had Mr Throsher Is hole and heart», and is a telepiioned abend to stop the couple good advertisement for Florida climate Tins was accomplished by the Tampa a u ­ Bout Chunges Schedule Up lo nnd Including A|>ril 30th. the ser­ vice on the Clyde Si Johns River Line will he leaving Jacksonville dally except Saturdays and returning leave S in ford daily except Sunday* The strainer 1 red erick de llary will lx- withdrawn after tier trip from Jacksonville. A[iril 2!*lh. und commencing Wrdnrsduy. May ls(. the service will be performed by the steamer (’» ) of Jacksonville, leaving Jacksonville Mondays Wednesdays alii) 1 relays at Jilt* j- h i . and returning leave Sanford iuesdays. I htimdays mid Saturdays ul III a in Parties in South 1 loridu who [wit roni/e llus line and enjoy this Ix-auiiful till* will do well lo make u note of llut change in the sailing days from Sanford Spend the duy Party Mrs. Samuel Puleston and Mrs. 1). L Thrasher entertained several of their f[iunds ul a dellghlf.il s|x-nd-lhe-dny par ty Wednesday, at which a delicious fivecourse luncheon wan served, ul the home "I Mrs I'uleslort After the luncheon the ladies were entertained by their dainty Iuin:y work I he guest» who enjoyed the pleasant day were Mrs K S. Keclor. Mrs B. W. Herndon. Mrs. F. .J. Gonzales. Mrs Rob Newman. Miss Luuru Fish. <| T h e built to give a snappy, dressy effect in a Tan Shoe. Made of a high grade Tan Russia Calf, with a high toe, military heel. high archand €J This shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely gu.ii.rtiteed to support the arch of the foot and prevent l.iil.-n arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. An exclusive d f i & P feature. This, combined with out special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is aU lut- ly the acme of comfort and health in footwear. It s ju>t die Shoe you will want to wear at this season of the yeai. rived Mis* Galvin and her escort, who i>roved to he Russell llleaki-r of Key West, were finally induced to separate, and the for­ mer returned to Lakeland this morning and will up|M-nr this evening it the Her run theatre — Lakeland Telegram Book lo v e rs'C lu b Mrs Henry Mclxiultn rntertsined the ll<»k Divers' Club Thursday afternoon. I he "tiiillie of Nations a very interest­ ing guessing contest had Ix-en prepared tiy Mrs McLaiilin for the entertainment of her guests Six of the ladies gave all the unrwers correctly It wus therefore, decided to have (hem draw for the prize Mrs. Charles Polk wo* the fortunate win tier of the jirize. a lovely set of silver de­ posit salt cellar* and spoon* Refreshing punch wos server! during the nfternoon. After the contest delicious hannnn ice cream nnd wafers were served Mesdnmes J T Brady. K. L Peck. J C Dennett. C. C Woodruff. Morton Hopvm, W W Ab­ I A Harruld, 1 T Williams. j ernathy |Roy Syme*. II II Connelly, W T Deane were *|m-i mlly invited guests lo meet und enjoy the afternoon with the club. Cornell model is ^emphatically a college m an’s shoe^ thorities. and the watting couple were at the police station when the brothers ar y $4.00 , <] We have n number ol qlher »plrmlid “ Snow “ rn<«ir|. r se-lecl from. • n.n FOR SALL UY D. A . Caldwell & Sons Watson Leads for Governor. Taney Work Circle Mrs H H Hill entertained the Fancy Work Circle .Wednesday nfternoon. Kurmnngr Sale In P ro g re s s The ladies had a delightful afternoon Come to the Rummage Sale at the Stone & Gove building, held by the Congrega­ of social pleasure, und fuciliuting funcy work A delicious fruit sulud. with wn tional ladles fers. olives and chocolate was served Three bedroom suites Mrs Hills guests were Mrs Taylor. Mrs Several gasoline stoves J J Purilon, Mrs Lsterby. Mr* Hines. Tool*. Mrs T S. Davis. Mrs. W T John. Mr* Dishes. cnr[>et and matting Ihesses. huts, m e n s shirts, boys cloth­ Roberts. Mrs. W H Milteer. ing. GENEVA JOTTING8 Things for both white nnd colored Special Correspond nee to The Herald people. On Wednesday. Muy the first, the anSole now on. continuing through Satur­ mini ptc-nic of the Geneva Sunday-schools day will be celebrated on Iziin Harney. Ev­ ery laxly conlinlly invited to attend. Chungrd the Date The dote for the Ice cream and strnwberry festival to be held In the city park for the benefit of the hospital has lieen changed to Thursday of next week. In­ stead of Tuesday Remember the change of date nod come out and help the lionpi Ini in M in Furnished house to rent for four months on very reasonable term*. No. 813 Mag­ nolia avenue. 87-tf Four Room Cottage for Kenl—No. 914 Park avenue. Inquire at No. 918 or P. O. Box 843 87 if For Rent—Eight room house and bath Beoring orange trees, artesian well, mod­ ern improvements. Address Mrs. Blaine.. Sanford. Fla. 67-2p The Merchunts Grocery Co. have opened an original package store in the StoneGove block and will sell groceries In orig­ inal [lacknge* that will be a surprise to the consumer Free delivery Phone 298 87 3tc Latest reports received from nearly seven If11,11 rtj preeints in the forty-seven counties of the state im'iia that Hon. John \V. Wutson, of Miami, is far in tl*l‘ l*’n' ' governor and that this plain sturdy business man. wli" lieves in good roads all.over the state made hy 0,11 . will receive the nomination in the first primary next Added lo the many new h o me * now In the course of erection In this city is that .Standard S i r e B ean and Cuke B a s k e t s On Hand ut All Times of Mr*. Allen Jon es, soon to be started on T e rm s Cash the fine lot recently purchased on Pork H. h . DEANE avenue. Geo. V enable has the contract 1st S t r e e t • Phone 2 55 and will start at once on a building that 6 7 » 3 t0 day. will grace this already famous avenue of beautiful A S K F O R S T Y L E 2937 »...... - . - . . - _ 1 • �THF SANFORD IIFRALO A COMPLETE LIST OT QUALIflfD CANIIIDAIfS , tile lor <In«*l o r C o m p iled T o r t h e B e n c i l t ot for President o f the United S t a t e » fo r Presidential Elector»: Vote fur Six JefTersonB. Brown Jesse E. Burtz J Fred Da Barry Celand J . Henderaon Charlea E. Jones William Chipley Jones F R. Loomis A. M. McMillan Walter J . Singlclerry H. C. Spark man Vote for One John T. G. Crawford 1 A William Mocker Eugene S. Matthews or riorlda ut Lari*: Vote for One Braxton Bcnchnm Claude L'Engle George C. Martin J. Ed. O'Brien W M Toomrr Albert M. Williamson ' lui hiow I am fa ?try good health, and able to do all tny houatwork.N Ville for One TAKE fs . .1 N Win I ner The Cardu i Woman’sTonic l o r M em b e rs County I verni lx e Com C om m ittee Vole for Olir Selli Wondrul! J S Simulons J N Wli i( ncr D II C Ralum I VV Lawton J . il. Huddleston G. M Jacobs J M. William vin C. W. Fntzminger I) t). McGuire W I' Champnrys F M Strong I. Dike I W Filden V. VVnlileiidalil Jam es Crawford You may wondor why Cardul la so succeaeful, after other remcdlea have failed. The answer Is that Cardul Is successful, because It Is compoaed of scientific Ingredients, that act curatively on the Womanly system. for women, and for women only. It is a medicine It builds, strengthens, « id restores weak and ailing women, to health and happiness. It If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take Cardul. will surely do for you, what It did for her. At all druggist». UVfU t o ' l i J ee AJrleory Ptr< , Me^ clae Co., CbettiMMso, T t t t L , lof S r « U l ! A t t r a c t io n s . u u i J4 p ^ i book. "Mo»»« T m U n e n t ter W o r n . ' Mflt fro«. J JO fi ( i (\iv%.ir•! S h e r if f l i m i t i x s u p e r Ini r n d r n l I or to im ly I II II. .( ^ \ 1iim n It may be just what youjae^» t< VV Bray ..G. dk.-CulIjuiui. St timon n will not 7 P V n E L V this fiummrr « 1 tf ut Pollili V K G E T A II I. E Su ixey o i V ol*. lor * Ine Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . I in Coimt y IreiiMirei J ■■ —■• Voi* (or i ine I ‘ 1111i111 Sll-III'MIS I II I oi ker Dublin f o r Su pervlsor ol Keglstratton V o l e lol I lue VX I |vili , e For Ju d g e Criminal Court of K r c o r j , v ot«* for iimI D Worlow f o r S o licito r Criminal c o u rt of Recorrí Geo A IVCotO-H W f Símil' f o r Cl er k |w c n iu .supply your xx.mts m (In|A till din >1ulr Inn* If )t>ii want tu 1n-til A viol at l o t x v r a r r at very Ixvsi Any 'A Fsr Adjutant General Vule tin I Inr - \ JW T t P H O N E 1 ii^r.iv m u t lin k Il Remember Wn lil. ii.lalil G IU I N I I.A I Henry Curtis C o n g re ss io n a l Dislnrt No I Vole for One J. I Dillard District No. I Vote for One M O Over airee I R Hudson Burr Frank Clark S. J . Hilburn Cir­ District No Ti Vote for One F! I.. Brown Jo h n C. Jones Gary I). Landis For Delegates to the Ndtlonal Convert Don, State at L arge: Vote for Six Districi No 1 Vote for One Win. Fjlwnrd* 'District No F Vote for One J I Anderson lieu It Ivrxr I. G Siringteflov« District No â Vote for One Otlnton C. Hall •* •• 1 .11 ■ i 1 f 111 li Ni it*. «1 ' i 1 m 'im i J i XX «-Iry K c | i.u r i.ig & C R O S B Y C O F1 ti ni i (\ j F#. _ The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. | ;S OFFERS THE BEST ! BUILDING M ATERIAL AT LOW EST PRICES Brick, IJme, Cement, Shingles Laths. Con wetted lion. Kooling, Metal Shingles, Paints and ( his ........................ I SASH - DOORS - BLINDS | t r Irrigation Materials. Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe Mains, Pockets. Nipples, Special Prices .in Mixed Car Lots................................................ For J u s t i c e Deuce District No. I Vote for One rj J. J l-ee • Subscribe for The Herald and «iet a ll th e N e w s w o rth R e a d in g Tkxt every added sub­ scriber kelps to make (bis paper better for everybody F or M ember County S ch o o l Board District No I Vote for I I n e Jam es A Knox Districi No 2; Vote for One l) L Thrasher P h a rtiia c y Jrxxeltfs. S| \i r nm i* 1»> nul 1m j»«»r t *■r 1 icsnuiix ill«S f n ef Wi'M llax s V\ f Mr,-ilgr V M Sliirlui I Sam VX Strwari For Assistant S t a t e Auditor Voir lia One • •. i i i ; i Si nil ^ mu \\ m l lu 1 > •i 'A A (p !r/ ] V VhCyy 331 »' •» t- a \i l Sanford Machine & Garage Company Iindili I Voir toi Our W J I Maculi J Clifford R Foster J Stuart 1-rwi» N e w la n A ld rid g e I X // h /fuj f or Counly Commissioners: Dictricl No I Voir for (finI rank I VsihmIiu M R. F Rose G . P u rp o se s e r v ic e w ith t i n ; W e n e v e r s le e p I t Imlnnl ( . our I ol R n o r d I For State Chem ist: Vote tin One Siete Attorney. Seventh Judlclul i ymir ar*v W . • If you are in trouble t oll us any hour of the night or day Vul,- f.i| I Ini- Royal C I Hi li 11 John L. Neeley 50 Cents Per Bottle. - — S u m m e r or W i n t e r V o t e for t f o e for Kailruud C om m issioner Vulr f.rf I lor B. S. Williams Cardul, and loon I began to improve, At laat, I tried I I M hiiinun tor Commissioner of Agriculture Vol r for I l o e W R. Domimi W A McRae J E. Alexander A. J . Angle Tlxomas J . Appleyanl Montcahn Broward W. J , Bryan F rank E. Chuse br. E.;s. CHU Thomas A. Darby Charles E. Davis Herbert L. Dodd L. E. Doxler Albert. W. Gilchrist F*rank Harris H- Monk Harrison Uncoin IJulley John S. Keane Edwin D. Umbfigln Hayea Lewis 1»eorge G. Mutthew* W . Senior • Julian W. Spear I hurt all over, and I could not real Vole for l tue J S (inner .1 Mamploo Jou rs J C Liming Vote fix ()ne better. .1 11 I ri e* ot He did all ho could for me, but I got no to have a doctor. Itisi i in: l lo i i tr e a s u r e r cuit: not taken down, until March, when I went to bed and had I or lux Colteci or Vv I Marlin tin 1 I ne _____ Mr*. L Fincher, In a letter from Peavy, A la., Mbut I wm I \rc For Counly A sse sso r of luxes Volr for O l i r Animi limi fur S e c r e ta r y of S t a t e Voir (or One II Cluy Crawford Fer Congress, Second District: Vote (i* Oiie I had been troubled, a llttlo, for nearly 7 year»," n ilk— l o r M em ber Congressional I xecullve Commit 1er Il M Ro bi ns on for S t u t e Comptroller Voir (or One W V Knott _____ Don’t Suffer! W I1 Willson For Clerk Circuit Court Volr for One f o r Attorney Oenerul Vulr lui One I bomas 1 West for Slate Superin ten d en t Instruction Vwir tor I loe Win M Holloway A M C. Russell W N Shea is For M em b e rs Mouse o f Represent u lives: Vote for Two < Geo Fox. J r Forrest Lake A H Newton Sainoel A Robinvin l o r M em ber S tu te Demor.rutlr utlvc C o m m lllr r ^ i ole Im I In,- Vote lor I Mir — Cime. M-.JLami _ James A Kirkwood Frtujcca Karol rwk - lo r J u s t i c e Supreme Court Voir for One J B Whitfield Voir Sen* " Constublr l>-ntii> letmgai K L Wliltlcli I,rem VX Simili I I Turner II II M.-tlurr h e ra ld S e n a to r Nineteenth utorlul D istrict Vote for One Arthur E Dmirgon Louis C. Massey I or __ -, Cromwell Gluhoi: William H. Milton hdward M. Sein He Bark Trammell John W. Watson for S t u f e I he r or County Judge Vote for One W M Martin for Oovrrnor o f S l a t e o f Florida Vote f<* o » " By F or State (or Member National Democratic Fx ecutlve Committee: State V o ters F o r Delcgute» to National Convention from Second Congressional District Vote for rwo t l o be voted (or only in (onntles com|«>» myt the Second (tingrrsmoual District I li C Atx-rnnili) K W Bond J 1. F Bowden Robert E. Dovi» r S. Davis Filitene D Dodge ('hurles l lliglismiili F 1 Mollîtes Minor S. Jones Robert McNumee Vote for Ono (Hear W. Undcrworxl Woodrow WU»oii For C o n g re s s th e ^ ì Wire Potato and. Cucumber Baskets 50c Each • • See Them .J F E R N A L D ’S - O A K A V E . - S A N F O R D �TRW : -• • w 0 -il 1 »April 2«. n i l SA*vf OKI) MF KM l> CANDIDATE OF FLORIDA CROMWELL GIBBONS FOR GOVERNOR The voter* of Florida ¡ire i ailed upon to decide many grave question* at tho spring primaries It is my giro thut every man shall know exact­ ly where 1 stand on these issues. I hoj>o to l>e nhle to address gatherings in nil the principal communities, Those whom I cannot reach fiersonully must be touched through the columns of the- local newspn|*eni Those whom I will meet personally will la1 in la-tter position to judge for themselves from hnving rend und considered my plat­ form. With this in view. 1 have prepared n short synoj«sis of the *u teen cardinal reforms und principle* embodied in my platform for publi­ cation in every newspaper of the? state. I ask the people of Florida to make me their governor as the measure of their approval of my stand on these questions. PL A TFO R M F irst—Extended and Increased powers to* the railroad commission which will Insure the utmost right* for the shippers and which will 'guarantee proper and equitable rate*. Second— The convict lease v.stem of Florida Is a brutalizing mu 1 am j 1 • E t/ / :-)/ _ / "Äff------; l.l dfirt. wf*»-». ft j N 5 ....... -, •• ,' aJ if ». r. r ••» .* k%•»g ' 5t: li h i //:■• Lü— M — »-■ . \ 1 Q m\ _ • 1 - —J y4 ï t . ‘ F OR b. t i •i Cl . frii H a n d /•- '-»b ' - I iS frU f* tS îT P r illi C il!* - * f * I Seventh The «lr.un.nt» •»• known as tiie Fvetgl.nl»* b Me -lat» ,in a Safi- »»cientu - litui lu. • 11* tbat will insu » 1i a.l a. • iition, and that t • ■*.■« • . '• •lrain»*l and raviii * r it- - not permitted to go into tue imimL» u! spt-culators. If the state i»1 to to Ih» tn<l r1 responsihle for the »ir.iiii.t <f t i n » S 3 ..3 i /> » f? * governing dl ■ -| to do bi|*llii»*.« ili I . ‘» listing 1.11r. •1|.1 . .-. ..I . . . . Py such cor|M»ratioii* Sixth Fiondi! hie* »ull»;»-»i »'•« itly through the ojw ration* I u I -n.*i bl»- land rompant« * I Mu »-f"fe, la VOr strili law* giiVerl.'tlf laid ale »'oloniratioll ei»m|iann- n •' I» .' fprotect u l t i . tbi ii . v *’ ■ ' t|i-rs and t In- r» habe- ■!• u. clumation of the swamp .. ! <■ • ¡lowed lunds. purchasers «1 r• i end lands should be fuh ad- • I at ' and should not b» -»ml t•» : ■ settlers n r i' 11>. ■ i perm to i t Figli! ll I'll»* '••la immigrai »n l-ut» ■ . » of »I. •’» • i If»,. <Ark». Kr »I«! o n e I e I Siili ‘«I j - i . , - t IfcvM* t A» i.i-1. t.i I J ii* -v . ; Sà PS ¡V n .ii« :'» i »•* t. |*l liti* I I *.•' •I 'Il ' • -—•»> 4 ^ 'f. '■? i . . *1 ‘ ;! : . Tl i> l In favor of its abolishment litui I h»- territory of inhabit able placing of the convicts on the pillili»- lami* »lt-i -t I».11• : t* ••» . highways of the rtat»- Flnri-I.» m •»I- .Oi l I t•• more giiu»l roads, ami I I.» In • a' 1» i ttu»v rati ia- la-.t *»vure»l t* *.• t *• -V« nur •»itivact» i. .i* till t i M<1“* b»»r to c ui vt r t ngr t «i•f it* 1In ri -Ui M •• t " prob« •. 11/1 - - • i i,. Utili li t ■Oil Mil- is «Ut » all Mi» « l|'|‘< i* • ».liti» d »i»»«r* .i !'■ Any protit «hmiM b» *» t a*. I. hi t t i e benefit of tlie family of tin- convict Hera use we should punish the rrim inal is no reason why lit* family slnutld suffer. I)n the contrary, they should be protev-ted and support»-! by Mo lubor Of tin- convict, and thu* Me stute will it»* relieved of l lo- |«»*miIii I ity of the family being a public ■hnrgi R I ,. j . •rgum/Vi- i. "I \ m l I, tax e»|l|uli7at|oli b»»ar»l 1 .if M.» I».•» i 1. ml! b. Ill.lt»-»l al d I lo ' j-i.h . it. ; - • i .4 v\ t - a c a it « b k t i s 4~i ï k « i erty h lilt. •• I’» fit l| \ " . i I.•! eie» tinti l a w * of I !,t Mo rj* ..1 -tot. U. *t ,, CM J *.» 14 LAW ' ä x\ 7 /' 1 • r»% * Aà / «, t r i . i 11 IV l - t 'r i«- •' ------------------------— ---------- — \<* .1 '■» I ( 1 II 41 ! if L 1 / \ ^ 9 â u ............... •4 •1 * i . — ill !l'S ' t*** l / «Â KAV/SON’S ------ Men ns P u i i f v X'?-» Vi • ;) V i f -: . U * t! * i y* •• M The initiative means that the |.....ph *lal»- uml oniM . hui-fpl shall, h> petition or oMotwi *»-. mak» '■“ d •' I - 1 ot n» a. their desiri-s known to their law-rnak Kleventh l.egisiatuiti tl.it will im Ing bodies The referendum mean* Pr"v» and ext» i I our ft. , that all laws passed h> law-making »j *t«-tit pr»»vitiiig . . . bodies shall 1h» referred direct to the throughout tin» «tut» lot m» »il.uatno La M people before they Itecome o|M-rulive of our ehihlren. ta At an election called for that pur- • I'welftli t »iiilimiatuin ul !■>• ai U p pom the people rnn vote for or against <tion and a strict enforcement in »-v Ibwb passed by their r<»pr<-s»-ntativ »•* . ry county of lb» I... >1 -1 m and a majority volar for or against vd tlu- stale f a law adojTl^' i t or rejects it. Tin Tliirteenth T h e incr)u-»«<l llu-len- j recall- m es tu '* that at any »lei■ctuin cy of tin- uatuui.il ,g I*.n| ,■ rr “ *1 BjK-ciul or regtjW , -^he |m-o|/I» may, |militia of I forni.» t». *t.«t» nun n ,i by ballot, determino whether or not |cipal aid. n public fe rv a n t . vvhose term hits mu f- •»urt•-•-nt n I . gi .,•t.-r.»li J.'lll expired is Mill accefiLabl«- to them. im-r»-.i«ing tin , ». and a majority vote for or igm ml . i. him «lelermiin-s whether •»• M •servant shall stay in o ll n . . r i.» •• n •i l culled. I .; t. •: ' I. I •. Fourth I favor additional law* lor natural i ■« th o control of trusts. [ of the slate. F if t h — Th ere should bo stringent laws Sixteenth A conservative and pro"T e- r t' . ■•it n i »II t Third T o re-ewlahllsh the rub- »>( 1 |ir»»\i»l< lor a loot, t» thu people, and to meet condition*, of ugn »..i.tr.i it.oi, . that confront us today, I ant m favor |m-mtlMir»-« ».md r«gi.l.it.j of the initiative, referendum and n - amount tn.vt l>.: .11 i call. < I,., i .t1111. ugn •.muni ■ RT) lo t ) • It I *|||| I Sin «»t vv nu n ¿s . , 4 .............. V. 7 ■} . ' î \ 1ARMACV m m «i «4 1 »^ �April 28. 1912 V f i l l SANTORO Ilf KM 0 Tne Small Canninf Factory (DrC K kfcQvswrtj One of the many problem» thut confront the fruit and vegetable growers of our State It the profitable utilization of tlie surplus fruits anil vegetable* (hut tire left on hand at season» when the markets get glutted If a small canning factory was In each community, the loss that annually occurs by nllowlng surplus products to go tuwuste could beuvoided This loss every year amounts to nt least twenty-five |>er cent, of the produet. A canning factory outfit should be in every community of the State where fruits and vegetables are grown. These outlits me u( all sizes, from the small $ 3 cannery that can be used on the kitchen stove wuh u capacity of from three to live hundred cans per do), up to the cannery costing oboul 1100 with a capacity of three tu live thousand cans |*er day. in communities «■here fruit growing and trucking are cunduclcd on an extensive scale u commun­ ity cannery cun be op-ruied to the best advantage, and in sorno sections of liic country. particularly In Texas and Missis­ sippi. it has been found to be more profit­ able to can the imxlutts of the farm than to ship them. This is especially true where there is not enough of any one jxo duct to ship in cur lohd lots shipping s e a s o n large a mo u n t s of f r u i t a m i v e g e t a b l e s are shipped ..a Il,r iliMi.re ..f get t i ng glue! i^u'Cs on a falling market erni e» of .(in chiis thè l i n e e (»unni . un* »osi |us| .' . i r II!* al . a lite I ho ymiilid •III is - velili* » Isti A boslicl ■ I li'IIIJitore **»ll and o f t e n do not bring eiiuugll money to tlll Ift I t i r e s - 1 » anni charges i hree two-i^iund Among ihe truckers and fruii growers of the South, wloit is known as the 'Home ( nailer has been used by pmgresive men for a number of yenrs v*nh [xoniiiiiic.-d suwess lexas has led in tins line, luiv mg a Moine t anners Assoemtion with brunches seatlered over the fruit and trucking sections, wlc»»r members are leagued together for the nor[>o«e of buy tng supplies (siieh us c.in*. solder, and shipping rute»), in large ip.i i n t r o -, and also to see the slopping ami iii,irkeliug of I heir pt odo. is n. the Is st .nlv .u.iuge I InA sms lutioi. retains that ilirte is never i •mugli i f a Mipply from ils thousands ol uiemlwra to supply the demand The pro duet is sti|M-rn>r to tlie ordinary canned goods, and there is no trouble in di*|«»*ing [irolitubly of all that is produced Dus home canner cannot as yet coin liete will» the factory as a source of large i|unmities of cantini goods It Is in the specilli line of .1 high grade product that Us possibilities lie i nns um» and of glve l onint o ni so linee I l l ese three (aJiind i m i » are worlli oli thè mar ket ohe doli,ir a do/en. and t wo |animi situa of m n e srll tot stop ui.iking celti» 'i do/en ut .’>11 I lo- gross v . i l u e o f a busti- el of toni.itoes wlu-n c.inne.1 is olle dollar and forty six c e n t * t hnrgi ng lor ealis. l abel * a nd l.ilrot. lliere is a net re mi l i of alrout ' me doli ii |. r r u d i Inisfiel e uiiiied ' n o t i l i r crup iti il li nds i i s el f readil y lo cani,ini'. is striug b e a l i ' , and wliile noi a- protitnble a * torii.itiM * em. ogl i money i ali Ite in ole tu w . i n a n i lite gr-.wer tu culi Ip - surplus beliti' I Mills ri ali kind*. and ;w-t i.ili> t»i*f. ru *. i .in he pic>fii>ilaiy runne d. A bushel ol hluckheri le» v* i !| III di o«, whli li sell re,nìily dosi li s. xt v iw.. |witi liti il eigldy c e l i t s n I he huudreds of Inisfiel* tliat are allo vvod tu go lo w. iste every j e n r in thè h i a i e sotild tic l urued lo a prolltahle use by incoila of a liomc ennnery. The liibor for Ibis work tieeil not he of un i x|>ert cl i aract er The st ri ngi ug and s n u p p i n g o f h e a n s a n d c o w - | i e a s . thè jieel- Tlie ex|>ense of running une i I these i ng of tninntoes. t hè c o r i ug alld sio mg small canneries is that of lalmr. and sup * "of t'olir*, a nd otln r woi k » in ut l east he e irai) d a l i e unii ipm kly l e a r n e d I oli i ti ­ plies of cans, solder. I.ihels, ele llo-'si/. l i , i i . iiv Ini «iiltiiii.il .Il f r u i i * a n d v.-ge The cash return from one of these out­ of i lit- cannery sliradd lie regulated t" sun i . »I•!•-*. at 1 1 , l u p a i . > e v e i y .tilt wtu n v.-r ‘ fits is worth considering The home grown the ipiil.dlty of miter ml likely (ohe ..vail t»oii gli t products arc of n higher grade than uny able in one day I lie small emmet y for thut uie shipped in. because the home­ tlie kitchen range is suitable only for do grown material has not been subjected to mesti use I to* i iiino ry «siiti fari . , . along haul ! . 'ure marketing A local costs rioni b.oriceli dolíais up m cording cannery, if conducted properly, will |»e .i to capacity but just ns good v*.uk . ,|, bo V ote for C li,js^ V l Huiul lui_i>hyif jft __ ¡Kiting mytstiuatf liuiu llw «tttfl.— it - n r — tPrfw* willl fhe smaller .Ties. ‘ TTie* largest worthy of corn dor.tion that during the outlay will he for cans, hut by buying hi V a te for C h o s . [JJ. Hand for S h c r i f f O U R C A N D I D A T I « — SA M Two years ago C o n g r r n n u n Frxn k Clsrk made a speech at Middlehurg in which he «tated that only i vs » new,paper* in this d isten t o p p . ' d hn renomination to co n g ress the Clay County Tinge* and St Align* tine Meteor Mr Clark, at the same hmt. fired some uncalled for rem arks arpund loose ah- lit his r- n eptn.n ■ f the mental in e flm e m v ttir li m e « editor, to which we took no e x c e p ­ tion. knowing as vs r d " M’.st it jn absolute neiessitv l t Mr t ’ark to abuse somebody if he make* a speech, and we don't see tliat h « ‘ lambasting" has hurt u* a lot m fart we didn't hear of it for mv era! months ( ’ .11k a I h. ! • , ! t ■ t tl r I a i t . T I * il l W. I a ’ Mr i' i h t g 1 i m I g ■»’ folks t ! I 1 I, R U R N I lr man who would i f brs fell, 'w •i I t r o t • I r r t ppr t r s r ; l( ,) b r J l>< tl nk i) * •! t - .1 i ll.late a■ 1 I'a vis •• nh| •. • . .| 1 v I . ti.C I 1 :.t tone i s m i r a ’ r;r •* t « .»f \ r *M»ct t ar i f ? , v. to i n t'n re [' ». n ■» • 1 i »* M« SAM .» 1 -tit Hi . •ti» 'll \i 4 : ¿ '--rifi . . . , ||r ! iII f f|r < :f r * v • * : * " f ............... J » v» »U •r f 1 f U«f| t , 1«. I f » III 1•It k . « \ | t i .i * k h a * *|.tfts If Th. 1 ’ l . l r » , |f 4 « »f r •• H H *. .| t. it V • 10 A (; A I N S T ■T' up I'lrri ! t,r |r »k * . the trust CI. A R K ar ! t - , " i i ' , of F! tv* . •- ! iv .ri-, b Ih '• 1 ' .-i r f I ■g " • ■< --J -'i I In It,»: T• i ••! r e «*<fit» il in till \ 111• it M.*Hvr IMI N.'tl l l l f .1 U I» I sti •lit .»v: h * • il 1111k.' vVII*» I I -* * HI» II I I I C H U R N ’S C O O P 0 f nn,'dering the candidacy of a ^»n loe public oflicc, the voters »oould acquaint themselves with the °f ,he »»pirant If Ins actions , l1*11 have been of a nature o.u *° Itznefit the masses ther than the classes, then he ts ort jr support and endorsement has *k l!, f contrary. Ins public Itle l»i . " ffn l*rvo,f|l lo prom oting tlie . ■ r ,*f* f‘* fbc favortd few ¿ i t tlie . ptn,f °I ll'e many, then it matt* ’I.0* " nw loudly he proclaims his U . ,,r ’ *le dear pec-pur" and Ins J»ily »to his <» th»., their — fi'» utterances utterances fall fatl umy, u n ,,* uníye, earitifv, unheliev. C ta n Bearing these self-evident K V « m'nd. we trust that the tr»m: m? cral* of ‘ I»'* district will . i nf cm*ely into the records of si-. Kffitlemen seeking con gres rent!. hon.o r*. * nJ will then, intelli L i *.n<* “ ntniitakably. cast their J or »ne man who has ever lo, **n“ W|fi continue to be a wotker »el I Pii°nre“ ive tlctn o cracy"— Sam_f. Mtlburn of Putnam county. f ,,.n.c* entering upon the prach_ chosen p ro fessio n — the V,.. n .Dalatka, Sam Milhurn has t J ; * c,,Vf <n the public life of hi* is . n<^ r. ° “ nty. and in ill the St.itc Ul» mniuni*y fils been served more i W * m? r* finnestly. more energet [ Isl*... , n whatever sphere o f tt*ekk n *d. he has been loyal to V. .it 1 • « >i ‘ lit »C ■U I The reeord shows that lie ha* been *w*y from W ashington more than 'he time when m atters of nn portance . ame to * o t r Mis party record iv had lie \ t fd with the Kepul.lu ans on the tar l! hl'l the Sherwood p»n*i n Ini! Ili» reckless ntguagr and attitude a' e mch at ’ make him a p. •» n he rated à d a« allied . f r1 m a a' icier i f p * ri or mllii. r . He d-. ’ar i d m las i’ Cerg a,), « n.ai I m i',.(t ■'"g lor the people to I.- hutrlbucg .|. ht declared in ins I »riff sp e rili tliat , * * ' " iUsr* c for tlie people tu be totted. Uak •»1 H i a . It » i . r .1f * Til ,« • •« i v\ •» t h \ t I * «1 it 1 h ! i»t C O U N T S I !< 'o u r • * Ml » f... r I ' * i*! i The T i m e s wa s t e » t n r w i a • r i r a. * r in this d i s t r i t t against Mr ( d j i k ar.d I. t made the t i ght al me hut I her r i * plenty n( h e l p n o w . t w o - t l m d * .. ! ill» papers in t h e d i s t r n t a r e o|.p . s i t - g his n o m i n a t i o n this v r . r Mi t l a r k i ¡ a* re s i d r i ! at s u m -u s times in f u r iiti'n v i r i l ' n| i f o l k l ' u v a ! C i i l i i m h t . i a n d M a lus.» and in r a d i o f t h r s i . . . u n i r , t h e i r »re n r w ' p a p r i * o p p . » m g I n . u i nation, a n d it n e v e r s p e a k s w e l l f o r a man w h e n i ns . . w n m - i g III*» >t v tisi is their I.* ks o n h i m U r l e l i r v e t i n t i a i r h u t f . - n r pa peri ni t h e d i s i t i , t < u p p r t i c . g ' I r Clark . m e o n e m e a • i n . . . I, - * . \< H. l • , . •» and h u t It IS o f hi * r.if . . r a « a ! • ¿ ** »f it w t ■ x I.-, t nf t h a t a t HI**1 t 1 m »-* I l o ai gl » ||»nil« »1 i t * urti» lr t .. »• ». t' ill ! U h it 1it t j i......... U r litf ht l) llpoll I 1k in -it i TIJss 'f 1.1Ml 1» • till « x ot t hat .•«1 !» «11 a h.l» » • •r •1 \\ Hh i ♦»T: st k 1 | |»»• *« *1 u h e h H * »’ f| 1» t IS 1 «t .< 'i! T !•• . ni ' . !i « . i t 1 « ». 1, » ! til. 1 tw lut r At the l'AN *e«st..n Mr 11 ill.urn vv t a r c i «>g 111 /. >I I• i "I •’ ' *' ' I ' c r ■• »lye* in ( h r li-ii*. a i.p i.'.n ta live* and nui- h t t * g d <gt.la turn enacted then van he traced .It re tti* ..t indire, tlv In. «tf-u t. II. introduced and » i . u n d tlie |ia'*age of a hill requiring tit« advertisement of State la n d ' p H ", t t licit 'ale Stud ents ..f p it. .1 alfaits lia.» rightly said that tin* law was ..nr i tlie rj-ally great avt* of that iiotahl« session I ’, v t i n * > iinpi l i ng pt|! li »t > p e t i t i o n l ias b r i l l i n v i t i l i in t h e s ales of these c o v e t e d l a n d « , a nd t he f inan r i a l l i r m M « a m t i l i n g t h e r e f r o m «an n»»t he o \ e r i s* u n a If d Sutfi.e t '.*v t h a t i:i o n e «al e tl i* . t - a v e . I *1 . S t a t e a «piar t r * 1 Mr I ! i t-iu n » i » sent a l l ' e was ' i ’ ■* i oil st III!« it t . l i â t hi vsa ■ t he s e n a t e in I he twt g » A » a ine ni hrr of the up|.er at t h e lOl 1 s e s s i o n he wa s a factor in tile many reform i. ’• 1 l .» l ooi . i poirnt move •lU vrn t the people hail e n o u g h ’ Now is tlie tim - to put the itam p of disapproval upon FtanW Clark ind Ins numerous iniquities RKCORP iiif lit « . i n a u g u r a t e d b y t he 'pi . g r e s ami in fu* Vapa it v a« . ha n 'in » .■limit l»'^»» • f . a i r of t i e indi, i a •» tl • « H I . e n a b l e d t v» r r n . b r *1 .-min M I k l l f t . 1h . S t a ’ e 1 . V1 g t " elf • a vv ■ A .1' e •» . •r . t " t> • • i . -r ab 1 »t .l • • ' 1' e ........... • t •a •r ' U. j i i ,i*l ’ I «Al'» flirt» ||i. h . - n».» h r *•»! rYiffiitutini* inv 11 » »j . r I,. .I ?• l#. a hi- , I• ' » •ts I 1st • »!*: 1 t '.i"■ Braxton Beacham J C n n d id ritc For Congressman-at-Large Favors N ational Aid for HARD ROADS f’ HU' r\ in* ’ IT •? ' < «fil* f *i ’ lui U I < m u ht h r I i t n l .i i i .!■» U 4 Wm.lk • T «» nd In* r u r r g y as an i .i 1 w * •r k i r in tlie i n t e r e s t s o f f.>r l.' ds H -v » •H - w « * »1* 1 h ill tlie h U'e hi * •»f t - . ■I vV t h a t lie ad v to |ll *»»»'• ill. ri . i ' O' c t l " p o w e r s o f tlie rxtTff.ad 11 , i.mu , ; . >!• ting tin p u ma * v v, t . i , r . . . , n g the i ul.liv h.gti wa y * , i¡u p . * m g s t r i nge nt regul ati ons upon i rnvt* a h. d i s hi ng tlie convict ' ............... .. -t. o and equalizing the T.t\* > 1. . . ,I 1 I I :' l»ll> n '•* S f. a i gl I i ••■»** • ’ ' ' I ' !« ' » r •• . ' i l l a i » v i o 11 1 i- .i I " » I vi t h « , i i » c a l l e g i s l a t o r he . , i . v a» I a ■( b f ill a n d cf!| , ,,ni ,i .| » . ubi give s u c h service a« wo ul d relie, t credit ftpon Florida a nd h o n o r u p o n h im s elf. I Putnam More Money Spent on the Navigable Streams and Harbors T h e r e is no w a y the P e o p l e of the Interi or can R e c e i v e a ny D i r e c t Benefit from the N a t i o n a l Appro pria tion Except b y A p p r o p r i a t i o n s for Hard Roads �The first rhnrnctor of r i g ' t « MM hood )( thnt It 1> modest A w* I bred child do«» not think !t i nn t< o ’ Ita parent», or thut It known every CI. • thing. It mny think It« father and «> .1. r ... li. » t'olll.lllllt*»* ».III'.»* tlir f»mother know everything perhaps ntiy .-t ber hi\ '! tuli»* • .ti rio (loll lt*l »!•'Uff Dir f»*i|li «**•! l.iln» all ti-** I !• 1 1 wui in ilu< h JS.III l i i u r in»iruit)«»uh itili] pruniul th at ail grown-up people know every giti f ite* Ilirfrltl thing; very certainly It 1» »uro that lavati» e . t io li •I: I n o ! a m i -lene u n d ri nilil t>> M i n e - ->< i >ur ow li f i i’ li l»i |f- ' t . ■ „ .. . . Ululer Ole 1 . « « n d f u i r » IH Ine 1t doe» not. And It Is always n sklri; I l,i Ili . J Olii»» is’ J.IMtl.O» P.*l.' s ir-n g • • 1 questions. and wanting lo View more Il I III. :.'l:i . • , I,, III I .ni. II«I* 1 iiimiv.IIis- et Well, that Is the Aral chnriifter of a alili I- r ,1 i I .........! ‘ -uv 1*1*1 ut I od* 1,1 - Il i f f ■ d good and wise tnan at hi» wo-k T> \pf il J«*tfi Itili ► ati.fy »• • • ! ' *e J» .k # li know that hu know» very little, to w • h.- • I I k t - 1 porcolvo that th e re aro many above 111 him wl»or than bo. and to fm always \..il pii -d li - f'IT I lo lo \N OKHIV W Ct nsklng questions, wanting to h a m . ir» Ine Mieti1 il■ '- " i r not to teach. No one ever t e a - t - * «--il • i k*■ e I M* * In tin end S c c t io d Ao 1)1 ot Chapter It. va •od. r i - ' - • well who wnnts to teach, or govenrs U’ ut llic K»'Vised Ui dlii.inc.es ol the «Mteti I l i . ^ .i l i d well who vjnnt» to g o i . r n ; It Is an City ol San lui d. I loridu. ol I8‘J 2 . muse nausea, e»-*.v* old saying (Plato's, but I know not Tliev net so | tmy ntlier nnnornnc®. entitled: If his. first), nnd as wlso ns olh. t « •) :vi nvn Then, the second character of right ■n«lly thiit th* v ia>* I**' I in liv in ' \sn Hr it. I im . Kt'rvRU'tv' I ; ii r*»■*I Tìi -- ' childhood 1» to bo faithful P erceiv­ t t ni e. ,d - 1 ut ni»'ti* dru. 114 . -t 1 *i. • r 4 li' 1 1 *- il ritsie^il '•> Un- »1 ».ni «ini i il, l Iiulicll ■»( ing that Ita futher knows best what larl » g ""d f V It-.n 1*1 -ill hitptrf li .,f III* 4 ir. t ui m in . .* v ml .r I I • 4* III«' T I11 4 nie p> r*. t>* 1» good for It, and having found al - *i it I iiiPiisih r. •I lhe l'i|, ,f p«n orJ I l-.r.l« • re." , 4 r-f | .1 k t* III .si I- alni i. In i rli, j i nr ndr , » I » frnU .i| Ini way», when It ha» tried Its o «n way veillent t i l -1' w* (44. ; '. ¡»nd k* 1*rl ngaln»t hi», thnt bo wns right and It nge* N ». 7t MK] I iMirS Nil l«r fwon *1,1*11 1 1 » t u■ , -, , , T / . f»,. ll»tf Igt 1. waa wrong, a nohlo child tru»'» Mm 1 1(4-1114 1. I y it til«« r - . . I l >fl '-Allai i * * rd • ' nt last wholly, glv.-s b'tu " « f. •r. t » ;«.»r»r • . •• »» » J il i 1. . • S ' " , • 1 . 1 fM.t * * •> P m .% anil will walk Mindfold with I m If nt .-nr il» r 111 if * •»1 I..1 a ■ M • he bid» 1L And -hat Is t i e true c h a r ­ »» fIk»« Mie *.f t II» \ v v I I l»M V (,.* • %•'••l*fi λ 1•fir » .1»' a c te r of all go'-d men a * • *s • \ ■•• « 1 ’ ' 1 a»t~ 1 d'e nt worke-s i r » !', rr 1 % t V o t e f o r Ch i * * - . IVI H a n d l o * S h e r i f f tain».— ltuskln T he St ove T h a t Uses E i t h e r Gasol i ne or Oil ♦ Burns mort» Air anti Less Gasoline than all others Period Combus­ tion. Pure Fire Absolutely Safe. No Smoke. No f Odor. S i m p l e and Durable. Absolutely Cle an • AttJiu. • — n r i f l ll T r r T W u w r r thin \»t firn- *•»»••' tu » f m VTÏ M *itifO r Ilirfi*r *r»l utl 1-iki M »,r»r»w to ptiint ot Itie* V» •tu] I n THINK TOO MUCH OF MONEY i,i |f,r I»•tu** fHib» Ytjfr r%•f _ — isJT+ ^ I*n l**.rT*t J *0 Hi s»*i* > J M»ny Per»on» Lo«e Chance of H a p p y 4 Marriage by ET*aggeiatmg th# Valuo of Wealth. Score» of I •*»ij ' ! •• io».• tin-' of hell.g hlippü) tl irti* 1 tt.g nr. uni** • - ir» w' 1 f il ! , •• hgi,i•:.»!• d . !.. p nJ- 14« t11 II e ' ' •• I- • : .1 V. 1.1. . . . r ' AI . . . 4i • fi Ulti 11.«, e i,4 • ''1 lo» e itfTu!i s 1114. t ' h 11 - !• . f r. i 1.•** t m : u t en II “ -.1. •« . «-• i. **. hlT, n ; - ' ' thi-ro I» t <> h c I, -t e('» ak cg •■f I • v. t f - . r ti.H l !'■ ■ ; - t! :. - i •'. r u ' ** • ’ ' Il up f, ti- ■ "e, . f*llt»f»l). f • \% N n i li I II, . \|i|tl» lu rt ' l l I B M I I ( <>I»I > o l To »Show You WILLIAMS & MILTEER » kit g .Ju st a c r o s s I tic O f ect K » in <1 m o l d i n g To delay inarrlugn until*a w u othlng «w «ri ‘ vi-_ Colonel ( romwell (iihSons 1 t a l ' 1« " Inc* m.» 1» n\ - Ask the Man - ! r» , T F f È ^ B T U R T f E “R ! 1 The Oil Stoves have the Best Wirkless Burners in the world, also the Latest Improved Open ( ir.it«-* full size lop and Su hst a ut lai I rame A Pownful Cooker No I r o u I»I «■ Al wa ys Ready. *. *- nu • si r»l I,» if. Mu. r I ' I. . r UU. 44 w M h (!„•» w - «.f t i e i r!1!• 1* ri. ’ >! 1 î H* e..î J 4*1 I t*d \! . ■ 4 4 . r. ••4» «Te ]i ■* * * 4 '4 « * ml»lake f,-r ; ■. ■ : • • *' »rt u.arrîiigi- ) • . p « : i t:te »• • i .» .r, ti 1 r»'»» it IM'I *f»* *>e frii> fr-jw-nlrtl J• * I h , •»•• •t , I f«» •(»* t-ff»» 11 v I irnmr'itinlr ; . k. . ’ : . . A LL All ••rtlinjinr^« m»T p. i r n aTn/diiinn »*•»J. V. »*».J. ' V.»• '*• 1» i ■>+->++■><•■!■+++++<■* * * * * * 7 V V V *.* V V V V :. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald 5T h*.~ frf- » 1. I ti »* . v ; cd !.. j ; • . buy « dltm!>enl. U iltcr think It o v er.' the par'ricr adv *• 4 W hy * m ’ h timo It. ti.lr » ■ Jut '•>r te’ • ..) 1w ! . ' . - , i l * ' « 1 44' , ,4 1 - . * fi.r u '.i., i. ,■*! * !•*• î ‘ î* »R H! 1* K % ► * * •• * A’ li.a .hi] A., e 4P * Hi. k : will Rent Your House For ' You . »etilor r # LIBERAL OFFER TO WOMEN * i Umilili and Happiness Within tin* Reach of l.'cry “Woman Without Risking a Penny lé i\■ *. 9 ^ *• *, * i ;. u î* ' 1 *'<'plo atop;i**d and io «. 1. d.dti '. ih e r r* “Y c i but a b a t nf p » T:w,' d rng * gru»» 1«-,J tî^> ; ,r *i,r "Tfcjt » « ! » | n.h .4. , k**, I h« 1" l\,l 4 ,i> I ' ' 4, -, . It t , ¡u t h# .-ri f r liti f t: ... 1 ¡. bv dy »Uu.il have 1. ■ ked- a*. 44.. In Pral»« of Courage. C. ertaln vî r * , i<* .ire d; \n . d f r tu Th '« hy »0 î. 1r r *>v» u llnt. u..,- * ,. • . ■ dl*. rrn v« r V I . tn . «u, **. 1 •» tu. u 1 ii. ^ : ... Iioin vanit) ; •r m - s ..r,.:, « bo rn n e»,. emL.ituy •amo I» trur of courn^a nu dUtin gulihcd from elTrotitery 1 t... * ,r u' «ou» rnan mu«t hâve a r t P t • î • m«r«ly dr«am «.r wimt b« « : . to havo. Th« audariou» t..ivn t ... , fourni fatilt wlth f. r •t„!ir •î . .•..•> ¡ . overcymlng ail o b a t a c le a -b u t torce i» n«cca»nrv to accotr.pM»h nny real purpo»o.—Chicago Aiueticuii w■ -id i ::t * Two P icke rel on On« Line. A bumbje and l., i . *t fl*!ierman who >et hi» traj»» for p l c k .r .l on a Mnlno pond tho o th er day Is ready to mako affidavit ah f o l i o " » "| l . r* ! v d eclare on oath thnt I did ratrh t " > plckorol on otn* hi><«k Th> ft -«• ; V erel »wallowed thi> hat* »' i •' •• ' llko IL Appar*'tiflr ?.,* t r !• : • It up. At arsv r«fe !..• . . . . ' * -, hook out under hli* g!t!» n' ! 'I f i ’ *- I off III the vvater'to he grabbed by a »econd pickerel. Thus thoro carno up tw o pickerel, all strung on a lino.— LowlaUm Jo u rn a l. ■¡A ,7 * ., A 4* -4 . * I) . ■■•-■*:• ». . - • • . 1 : k tiitcs nit malty ■ • *• , . - a • .1 tl.*' ;ilefe*t * ■ î »• tifi». 4»r*. For every »irk «roman thera 1» health and happtne*» H*“» 1 th!« most liberal offer telling how you can be cured at , m l ' or If yon » 'e not cured there will be no ch arge whatever for the traa.i»» We glvti you a rtiance to get well without risking « petili) If 11 i aru <ii k. dleoiursged, or have waited time and tuer»* ,n ** e(Tor « n ri‘. over your health. If your have taken a gie»i man> r . t. eiliti an • re i.o ' ..rter if you ha\e doctored with physician» and *p*" * “ 'J ' h..|j, vo i i n , naturally lo»t faith In everything Sul!. >' U '• oB you are. » « a k . »ufferlng and dlacouraged, you tnuat do »ometfilng Ret o a Ne w Health offer» you » way to ba cured. io get « e 'l 11 * the inedii Ine 1» free i'ould anything tie more falrT Thi« roma.knhle remedy la the outcome of year» d «»!» ui' 1' 0 celet.r.iieil phvslrian It 1» a medicine ttiat positively cure* out ot *'* 10O »on.on » tio u«e It You can get Reno'» New Health from ’ y r “ru*» ^ with t. • *1 solute agreement to return the money ou tin t bottle If It •* * do »11 th.,i la claimed for tt _ w,rtk You are to b* the Judge aa to whether It help» you or tu>, '* nJ'! while to try thl» remedy on th ese terma. alnce you have nothing ’ o ,» *• everything to gain? „ o ,. Reno-« New Health surely and thoroughly relieve« Scanty * ' , » » * * ' rtneu fill. Irregular or Huppreisod Menstruation. Sickly f’erb'd«, t'otiatan' *"*.anon »nd weakn»»«, Depraislon, Cramp», Dlztlness, Violent Headache ' * . • _ of the Heart, Pain In tba Bank and Qrolna, Leucorrhea. and all luflau. L’lcerarlon and Discharge* of tho Vagina and Utorua ( art »11 NervoUNUeai. aleeplesaneas, headacho, paleneia, thlnne»« cf ^ n»*o'l due to female weakness that can be quickly and positively cured J u» New HoaIth Every woman who haa a periodical sick beadsche • thla rvinarkahle remedy and see how quickly It strengthene atm B her ao her headei'hos never return. , . You are doing jruurawif an lnJusUce If you do not take advantage liberal offer. .1 [-• ", ; ' t • I . *>pi* . II. 1 I I .1 II* Ve- I elitre "4 ' . Ml LIT Via KKt DUD DF » DL. (.IBBD.VS i »1 1« »5 m i i i t . i : . * m :. «• t.# t » i .r i.». Arai in ^ .in ]»*for«* <*î !•»fi» * î i ill •‘ ' ■ *i i ^ ^ D • k * in tl •• hu* fhi* to w v I« -4 • . • I, . 4 . ¿.t(, W1111 *ii• * -1o •* * **■•* 1 ■’ * -i. ! '. « ti ll * .'g* • ! ' llli*. t.~ • -I î .- - - ». I .lo . . ■ r . ' î . m. , t.. r.. a el '.ava, t. • 11. .i t** ■ promoted I ■* î. >•' * - * ' * 1 w ' î ' '•• t »î*- î - •*»tin r» i»J I i.hnit-l u( the K.-*i lufriiitrv Iti-gi'1 •'it. '»hii',i fie now hold« Hr h.u» the distinction of " I •' [ . . . •. >(. ef . J. - -1 F o r .S ale By W in . G . ■•' * 1|il, 4ll 4t»*i*,n*i*| ol f i r e r . ■' • n r , '. i •' •*' 1 .- -*' î ' ■ C U T i-. »» ' ' » 1 >» 1 1•- * » • •' •. 11 > l- Ho* .»I, ' ' 4 . W ,* \ , . u(u. of veterans." A ldridge. Sanford, Florid« 1. C a r n a t i o n s , t E a s te r L illie», V V •'••'.il ol « * u .p W oodruff. tf.e liH-al branch •• i F L O W E R S t l per d o i. $ 3 p e r d o x. do*«n ( 2 to $•* P * r Rose«, f l per dozen L ily o f V a lle y All Ordere Receive Prompt Allenile». *. w-, Mèi: - ______u . . . , . • Jack*«"* lit* lorlda MILLS, The Florist, Inc. -■y :-. T > . " • • ■ . ..» ■ �TUT SANTORO M fKALO * are «vurketl lu death * Hand Will Be S h e r if f peripatetic prof.*«ion Hon Chns M Hand Inti returned fniu Hom i* climate (or h t|ic InM lap In ihr race for ShrrilT and is and new pa* lures highly grutiflrd at ihr many expresalon* greener. und also the r f support handed turn all ovrr Orninle county Mr llnnd has made u clean, dig prufetwninal ii.-ggar* ri Itin! campaign and nnulis Mill show i> uhjocLi of charily. l)Pxi rueaduy that he tin* won by u comid le r for the s i i l i of forlohle margin This race will he a jacl. mailer of husmeas. ly comeit and will be watched with much publlsW Every Tuesday sod Friday Morula* Hy THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager (ubsorlptlen Price. 3 2 0 0 • Year In Advance Delivered la Ihe CUy by carrier $2 00 per yesr In adrance or 20c per month Payments lo advance must be mads al ofllcr Cntsred u seoood-claai mall matter Auguri 22nd 1908, al lha Posto(tice at Sanford. Florida andar Act of Uarxh 3rd. 1870 ■r «ivo a stipulated • i hurily through t l *ian I" I«**«- tin»'it- problem. Hunhrown away every it>. and in l h.- end I..-1 the men and r on the suhjeel at ii Association that charity cases and where it will do n . h - are but few men who make friend* mid keep (hem a* well as lug hearted Charlie Hand and thin happy faculty has been a great factor in his race for Sheriff, Coupled with this di«|>oiiiioii i* Mr Hand * well known and recog nixed ability to at tend in the duttea of this important office and give ihe same a business udminiatrution. Hand is a success in all ihnt he underiakea nnd the voter always |iicks tin* kind of a man for no important ofllce While having nothing hilt the kindest —■ feelings for the other contestants the Hcrdon over the c u n - a |d ,.nn on|y hold out the cold comfort to II be the next Slier- ||,rm that they will Im- in the minority (.ro DeColtes the when i lie hullols ure counted Hu: people Telephone No 148 OSoa la Herald D-IMIni FRANK CLARK F O R C O N G R E S S No man in office but what his enemies can bring clu r g i* against him that are difficult to refute. No man holds office tin t docs not mpke mistakes. Frank Clark has made mistake sand will con­ tinue to do so us will every other mortal man whether he holds oflico or is a privale citizen. If Frank Clark makt« mistakes they have not been of the heart. No man can say that he is dishonest and the charges that ho is u corporation man come to naught when one realizes that Clark la a poor m a n —probably the poorest man in the American Congrw» today. Frank Clark has served the people of Ilia district faithfully and well. He is recognized by his colleagues a* one of the brightest in the galaxy of statesmen who go to Washington to represent the people. JtrpwulictfL, attmtmaUation he lias accomplished all th at ia possible, for his district, (or his state and for the Democrats of the United State». Under u Democratic President he can do more than any man that we ran *>-nd to Washington, because he hu* the knowledge of a man who has already b*-eii j memtier for two terms, and will nut need to uci|uirt- it. He ha* don.-, and will do, more for Sanford in tin- next two year* lhull would a new member, and Is*.I of all he la more of a Sanford ■nan Ilian either of the ei>U*eined gen llvim-n who uru contesting for the posi­ tion Keep the experienced man hi Una rrsponnible («Million and one whom you know will gel results. Send ( lurk back to Washington (or another term, and give him the pumtinn in the tirst primary [W W W •S Steinway & Sons i5 Belir Bros. Mu i- “Crown" Stc jj Kohler & Campbell - 1 » and Fischer Autopiano Send Ford Is In town You always know when T? .) Ford i* in the city lnfnu*e you can hear In* hearty lough three IdiM'k* ..way Mr lord is * 1« i i ll agent id the Clyde St John* KlVer line in. I was formerly agent here where In- on Mr* iurd have mude many friend* I -it i hostler it ri-1 nut only advertise* tin I I. It Line tli lii- II ivelnlujl tin - ioi11 "I i t - III ||* well Z for C a t a l o g u e s , Price and JA C K S O N V ILLE . Term s FLO R ID A :% « » .¥ W W A i W .W « \ I a*t \Vin il -\j 11•» .•I i* miide lo ymir Cullili y piide in Itie mailer of i finte.- l i State Atturn.-y fnr tllin |Ninltum will he nel furili hy Mi \ illusili ( •Il1111 y linw h.m I In* |ildge*tn|i llnukln-ad I In- poldic i* omlinlly m and n i ili/en nf Ih*- siilm- i-iruuty ls s.-ek VI levi In il lenii thè meeting Mr itulik mg thè uiiminiitiun fui Muli- Allnruey bruii wi|| uni tuke up lunch nf ymir valli (lue nf ymir hest Inumi eili/rn* llnii alile lime full he fin* suine v.-ry im|*ir .filini ( Jiiue» in linking vini rei ngliltlnli (ani i-iiinmuuicatiuu* tu moke |«ililn .uni nf lun m'iviien liv le In'Me [ini ina I" ItilU tilt- voler ntu iviIII tuke Ilo- np|* il t unii y nf |»i*it imi learnilig limi Itami thè riunii* i l llungreal I lieie Im* berli II I uri.a inni ngainst Mr fio *e gi-t limi tourist hotel Hit* wi*-k noollierner fnr Ila- Ingbent gifl in ih.- .lune» un all u|irighl. laitlifnl itile .mi band» nf ibi- |M-nple N.-xi Mnndiiy ai t or nevi week ! Vll l l l . «l pillili!' nel v a n i (»'clock «u Newlali * corner un Park ave Mi Jniirn i.< volli filini." - > Infili' imi f rank \\ nl|Mile of Ihe Manatee Re Munii* il|nili In* fetnrd cord * ants a printer. l i t e villini llirnogllnul (li. Ciri’Ult m Notice V\ e w Ol i i Un i fl ange All lidi* ni Mmn Mary Ilare will In- j re Spring croia in the Sanford section He be g* youi e i i durs emenl m a full ville Il tie the salvation of many a grower sellini tu lier fur puyinrnt in thè future fot ("utility l aide nini l ’ublli wel furr l-tp (irai II Ivrv, Attorm'y Honda seems to Ur having, the rainy vexson ahead of schedule tune tfu* year Ih» i i **ru1«1 hm» a Hit*«*! Iulx- fur .1 |*r.r.;...^ j'M-îv* that IrrluntfN tu tumiv um u t li ir i<1a or ( ìeorgiu. It. Hudson Hurr is too good u limn a» Railroad Commissioner to attempt to tnxke. lire race for Congress. Head hu* record' a» Railroad Commissioner, and then vote to keep him liter«. •h* Stnford HrruJd tum it that I«- slit}' * hauti 011 tin- Titanic pluyi-vi, tn»l I*- wit|, V r»u Till We Mrs-t Again, • Ute v«***«■1 went down. That would * Vr bstm a comforting farewell, any *> Miami Metro|>olia. < roniwell Gibbous, candidate for Governor, favors selling tho Everglades at °act xml using the money for school« »nil good roads. Thix i* a good way to diipoae of a very trpubluvoinu subject ^bd the ( olonel ought to be elected a» The one man in Florida who had u bright •<lea »bout the Everglades. Lkery Htudent of Political Economy n our »choolx, cvrry man interested ” politic*, every lady interested in | orni ihould hear lion. W. J . B r y a n * Ixcture: "Tho _of T h e T i m « ' ’ 11 the Star I heatre, Friday night. You never have another opportunity to zt this great American. urr andIlilbum , Congreaxman bht» opponents, have devoted a deal of their time to Alachua during the paxt six week*, ,* * ^ r* Clark hat been hard at work 7_0ther of the HUte. Frank Clark we^ the hand* of the people achua county, and if we mistake “°t they wiJl Ytand by him.— Gainteville A CHARITY ORGANIZATION PAV . . TO THE ORANGE . COUNTY DEMOCRATS Arthur H Hrown, c*iliior of ihr I"or! Eierct* News has made nlfidavil I hoi a man named Heiidle who is a brother of the owner .»I the Miami Metropolis told him the alien land sharks whom I have denounced as frauds will furnish all the lyoney necessary to defeat me. •These land sharks are paying for till the scur riIons, lyintf literature being circulated against me. Can these aliens who are frauds and who have brought disgrace on the fair mime of Florida control our politics BOGUS letters purporting to come from re sponsible persons in other states and declaring that my speech has deterred them from invest­ ing in Florida are being circulated THESE letters are nil written by the "land sharks". They are made out of the "whole cloth." This is a fight on me solely because I am fighting to protect the good name of our people. Next Tuesday you write the verdict. ty caaa, and, if worthy, grant M ON LY \ Peoples Cash (ìiocery Nitritoli) flo t Ida S P E N C E R S HREAO H A N D L E D try all F IR S T C L A S S C H O C E R S S pecial O r d e rs F illed P r o m p tly R H O N E 10G PRAC1ICAI * ■'i ncr N! .mi ami \| - \ t r m rtf )tM 'lit -e i 1 Inates .Miti than I"" lni;i ,; • • , '•. tire Kr.nl 11.ties I '• •* I I 11 1\ nr Is |. | \ i 1 *.! ' , 1 y | *•> more Florida amt ('.eoryu U.inkr-t* an«! »-t 1 . . bn-mc-- m, „ 11, \I. I. O I HER Morula ami <,<••.r^l.i htt-tm-s i..;i. ^ *ni l»i ttr-i | V also teach BY M A I I. t atah-^ui I It i |' A. H. JA M I l S, Manager, Jacksonville, I-la v MY defeat would he hailed with delight by all the thimble-nigging land gamblers and sharks in the land. MY election will serve notice on the world that Florida does not condone fraud: that she does not acquiesce in dishonesty. CharRy begin* at homel ot' grvateat need in Sanford today * lull fledged chanty urgunixation ‘ * paid secretary, if posnible, who j ^*Ve * downtown office and be * 10 looh ¡nlo „jpj-jtg 0 ( every C A S H ami SA VF. V A L E N T IN E 'S Prolond.s, IndcflnKcIy tho Life of Oil Cloth. 10 0 s q u a r e feet o f o ^ c l o t h c o s t s a b o u t $ 7 . 0 0 , la s ts iiU m t o n e y e a r nnd lo o k s shnmvy a f t e r six n u m t h s . It i . . * i ■ 51 v a r n is h w it h V ilstutt mu r m t -a a . .» v e n t a n ■ t V n ls p a r w a t e r j.r t k d s t h e oil r l i . t h , p i . s r i v . • o b r i g h t nnd new FRANK CLARK i) to i »«■«■»!. «i >•i k « .} 'S it F ig u r e y u U K S A V I N t , G etV nl*}>.ir N . i w t r o r n M od. IVy V A L E N T IN E fx C O M P A N Y H ill H a rd w a re C om pany �e sI S y t i i i E s ä ■vH Bnaaap ?-.• >Wr*r* S«>r ____ ^W nH psol i f *■' -j jfr’^sa e ^ ä iii^ tffS S L S i ■ i i BOSTON STOCK = SANFORD, BEGINS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st - LASTS . <5 DAYS The Entire Stock of The Boston Store, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ Suits, Men’s Furnishings and Shoes; Bought at Our Own Price and will be, beginning May. 1st, thrown on the market for what it will bring WE DIEf NOT BUY THIS STOCK TO K EEP IT MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE A BANKRUPT SALE | Does not happen every week nor every year. It therefore is a golden opportunity to buy goods at your own jj. Price- Be on hand the very first day, as when a lot is sold it cannot be replenished. A ll the available help that can be secured to wait on you is here. tEvery preparation to handle the vast crowd is being made. Remember the date and be among the first to arrive. D o o r s o p e n a t 8 o ’ c l o c k , W e d n e s d a y , M a y 1 s t , a t t h e la t e B o s t o n . . .. ••1, V w .y. » • • , !.s _r#:> . I 'I f i •£*' i •< « - s . V -1 A THE YARD 4 12c 6 l-2c 11 l-2c 5 cents 5 " . L A D IE S ’ 98c $1.48 . ;; . / . S U IT S $25.00 All Wool Coat Suits, sale price 10.00 “ • II' 5.00 Ladies’ Skirts; $10 value, sale price j?.. 1.50 “ Wash Skirts; sale price . -V., 50 Ladies’ Capes; values up to $15, sale price . 75 “ long or short coats; 10 to $20 values,J 1500 Corset Covers and Drawers; up to $1 values, at Men, Women, Misses and. Childrens Shoes $7.98 $5.00 All-Leathers, all styles, in black or tan 2.98 4.50 “ 4.00 " 3.00 and 3.50 2.50 All-Leather, 3.98 35c 2.49 1.98 to 4.98 19c 2.00 « * % 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 “ ' - 10,000 pairs Ladies’ and Children’s Hose; up to 25c, for . 5c STORE STOCK S AN F O — «- 4 44 Odd Lots, up to 3.50 value. Bankrupt Sale Price 10c Val. Laces; sale price 3 l-2c 10c Linen Laces; sale price 3 1-2 Big Line Embeoideryfup to 15c the yard, sale price - 3 l-2c fyfci - j, m 50 do zen Work Shirts; all colors and Sizes. 250 pairs Men s Dress and W ork Pants, at H alf Price 25c 25 dozen Elastic Patent Drawers; only . 18c M en’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; only . . 18c Men s B. V . D. Patent Shirts and Drawers; only 35c Men s pin check Overalls; Bankrupt Price HALF PRICE Big line Boys’ Pants at . . . . . HALF PRICE Felt and Straw Hats at . . . . Bt.i . VALUES FO R TH E MEN FO L K S GOODS J Amoskeag Apron Ginghams . . . i Dress Ginghams; worth 10, 12 and 15 cents, atf Dress Linens; white, natural and colored ,:t V* Yard-wide Bleached Domestic . . . d Yard-wide Unbleached Domestic . ?’j $2.00 American Lady Corsets, at 3.00 ............................. “ . M ANY NEXT TO a . rr.MÄ-’Tlr-ivtTr 4 PO STO FFIC E FLORIDA �v' IO ■' ________Aprii 28. 19(2 IHCSSANTORD HERALD Helping Hand 8o clety Mr. and Mrs. Prank Lana left tdday for their home In Cincinnati after spending The Helping Hand Sociory. of ths Bap­ the winter hers. tist church, held their regular meeting at J . W. Powell has returned to his home the (tome of Mrs R. C. Maxwell. Tuesday In Queens. New York, after spending sev­ evening. Mrs J . W. Wildman entertained eral weeks here looking after his farming the young people with nn account of a C A N D ID A TE F O R G O V E R N O R recent meeting of the young people’s So­ interests. J a m e s Allison returned on Wednesday ciety In Daytono; which she had attended. Mr. N. P. Yowell I* spending the dny In to Wichita, Kansas, after a week’s visit A number of garnet and pleasant contests Jacksonville. He recently bought out the here nnd Cameron City, where he has a were enjoyed by all who were present. Light rsfrethments-were served Doeton Store In Sanford, ond i* preparing farm. to give the Oclery City the bargain tale Miss Alice Whitner left today for Tam­ PA RK T R A M M E L L ’S thousands of s u p p o rte r are of Ita life. The event will »tart the first The B o s to n Bankrupt Sale. Goods pa. where she will be the guest of Mrs. of the montli. Thit I* the eecond »tore at your own price. Begins May 1st. Mnry Caldwell. active all over th e S ta te . R E P O R T S recently recei­ Mr. Yowell has bought In a month, the VCopt. B. F. Whitner of Chattahoochee other being nt West Palm Bead».— Re­ j/ - ' Myrlck tlay s has been the guest of hit daughter. Mrs. ved from all the coun ties indicate beyond question porter-Star. Word was received this week of the S. 0. Clin sc and his ton. B. F. Whitner. The Woman’s, Missionary Society of the marriage at Orlando last Wednesday the Jr., for a week or ten days. that P A R K T R A M M E L L Is by far the LEADING Baptist church will meet next Monday 17th.. of Mr Jno. Hays, of this city, nnd evening. April 29th, at 7:30 o'clock nt the Dinner Club Miss Llxxie Myerick. of Alleadale, S. C. C A N D ID A TE F O R G O V E R N O R and will be t h e home of Mrs. S. G. Kennedy, Oak nnd Misa Flora M. Johnson and Misa Annie The young couple slipped away from Ninth, when a full attendance is desired. Lee Caldwell entertained the dinner club their friends very quietly ond unknown to H IG H M A N in th e F irst P rim ary with SEVERAL S' G. W. Raton nnd family, who hove been Monday evening at the residence of Mrs. all but a very few intimate; friends, nnd living on Laurel avenue, will leave to­ J . W. Dickins The usual custom was went to Orlnndo where they were inanied T H O U SA N D L E A D . P A R K T R A M M E L L is not morrow for Rochester. N. Y.. for the sum­ pleaaantly'varied on this occasion by a oy Judge Martin, of that city. mer. They will return to Sanford next progressive dinner party; five small tables The bride, while not well known here, only holding his stro n g support but the R EP O R T S «Inter. Mr. Raton has been with Chase accommodating two diners were used at has a wide circle of friends in her former this delicious five course dinner. After home In South Carolina, who will be ready 1» Co. for the past season. say h e is rapidly G A IN IN G . P A R K T R A M M EL L, each course one of oach couple progressed to wish her well in her new home. The Mrs. J . W. Wildman. who attended the D. Y. P. U. and W. M. U. convention held to another table. The rooms and tables groom Is a prominent reilooad man here, on a cco u n t of official duties h as been unable to cam•» In Daytona last week, reports an excel­ were lovely with reel verbenas and red having been In the employ of the A. C. L. lent meeting and a pleasant stay In that candle shades. The menu cards were for some time, running between Sanford paign a s much a s he d esired , h o w e v e r , HIS “City by the S e a " where the delegates tied with red ribbons and decorated with and Jacksonville. They will make their were delightfully entertained. Auto rides, little April girls in red dresses and white borne in Sanford. F R IE N D S are a ctiv e and taking ca re of his interest. boat rides and trips to the bench were umbrellas in a shower. The first course was fruit macedoine; grcntly enjoyed between sessions. Mrs. Woodland Pork la open every S u n ­ second course, meat loaf, escalloped pota­ Wildman will give n report of the conven­ day. Beginning Moy 2nd., a l t o every tion next Monday night ni the missionary toes. creamed asparagus nnd bread; third Thursday. Bathing pool. Trolley. course, shrimp sulnd. olives, wafers; fourth > -F++ + + +4--F•♦•♦♦•«” > + + • » + ♦♦<■ + ♦ ♦ ❖ + •>4 - + - K y+ + + * . meeting at Mrs Kennedy’s. • Suing», W hirl. See suw. e t c . Every •F-F+F+FF-F-F-F-M-+++++ + -F-t"H- ++4-W-■>♦♦ + + + + + + •}•-F->+ -F+ .y+ + + ++++^ course, gelatine with whipped cream, The civic department of the Welnkn convenience for Picnic p a rtie s. Admit chocolnto 5,-gfcc. nml nflh rqpruQuto u y e r r much graUlirtUfg l b ^ so e-t sto«fe0 v t r c * * r * , ~ — ■ i _ w L 2-tk— mints and nuts. Afiee'Tflir^dinner V a s cess of Its recent benefit nnd’ entertalnconcluded the members of the club enter­ -è- ♦ ment g|yen at the ImpcrioL The neat tained themselv'fk copying nnd arranging “ Great Prize U s t^ sum of 537 73 was cleared by them, oneall the recipes they have used In their The free gifts thot will be given nwny third of which will be uteri for local civic dinners. by ttie well-known firm of D A. Caldwell ALWAYS want their shoes to be stylish ami '‘l'­ work. The deportment exends their & Sons ure causing o stampede nt that thunks and appreciation to the mothers of to-date, because they have them to wear. ami store, and. in o few days announcement ttie little folks for their kind Interest and The G reatest o f all M oney-Saving will tie made, regarding the tiny; when Parents want their boys to have shoes dial w i l l cooperation in sending the children to thr Sales. The B o sto n Bankrupt Siile.— the public will tie uiviied to come in mid (tructices nnd preparing them for their Muy 1st. j-lc wear regardless of style. It's easy fur hoi 1 I I I tuke possession of articles If you pads in the pretty play ground scene don’t know about this event, or the prircs •t have what you want, and at reasonable prices. Also to Mur Elorn Johnson for so success see Caldwell. R em em ber the Bute; (M ay 1st ( l a s t s fu.ly training the children I he large at + WE have a new lot of Boys' Shoes ami Oxmnls 10 d a y s — .th e B o sto n Bankrupt Sale tendunee nnd miercst manifested by the The B o s t o n Bankrupt Sale L asts Ten nnd we want you to look them over when ready in public is very much appreciated. Every Customer Is the Lucky one at duys. begins May 1st. W E Martin, the tux gatherer nnd Ar buy. thur Butt, the tux assessor were in the Thr B o s to n 's Bankrupt Sale Goods ut Wade, tne Tuner. Orlando. tf less th a n Half Cost Muy 1st.. L usts city today from itic county sent The Gate City House has brought down Ten d ays The Misses Wilson left today for ihsir the high cost of living Only $-4 00 jier home in Cincinnati alter »[lending the Wednesday Club week for dir finest table txiard in the city winter licrr. the guests of Mrs B W rile Wednesday Club held their regular See Pnrkrr 28 Herndon. meeting m die home of Mrs Henry F E E T F IT T E R Autoes and carriage painting at 11II- í I lion. Royal C Dunn, railroad commis­ Wight with a go<><| a It end mice Wednes derwiHid s First class work fri-3 tf sioner was In ttie city this morning, m day after noon Telephone No. (19 -:Sanford. IToml.i For a goo«I ( a hl r and h o me c ooki ng c o m e After die minutes were lead by the the interest of his cumliducy. Î Î + + + + F + F + F + -F+ + + -F++ + + +<- + <■■M’ + + + + ++•;• <-■{-<• + •'<+ <•+ <:•+ + + 4-r Among thr |iroininenl vis'lors to thr »e< rrlnry, Mrs S () Chase, die [irngnun to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals Rotes >+Y+-F+-F-F + -F-F+ + + + + * ♦ + <••>♦ + VF-F+-F++ + + + + 35 per week 24-if for the afternoon was taken up city ou Wednesday were Mon Frank • "Hendrick Ibst-en and his Meseuge” be­ Clark. Congressman , Col Cromwell Gib Dr Forster came in Wednesday night bans, candidate lor Governor and Leroy came almost a visible [iresence” In Mrs und rcturnc«! Thursday tu The Shelter at Wight's delightful sketch and the delivery Giles, a prominent attorney of Orlando. New Smyrna. , F’n-55-lf 14 MILES SOUTH OF SANF'nKD of his message of truth, freedom nnd The following arr gursls of Dr Forsters Nice furnished rooms nt Stiimon’s, 315 love, which continues to echo uml re-echo '■Shrltrr Sanitarium nt Hawk » Park tins FI. Fourtli street. 6 1-if Magniheent location on ri-lf' and will always down die corridors of week Mrs Fred’k Vierling and son. St. two Ultra. 40 acra I'nki. mm» Hii|Hflr time, to all those who will pause to listen We are eijulpprd to handle your repair atfrtctiv* hold in minim FL»i I» Iran*. Mr» I W Miller. Sanford, Mrs M Mrs Wight charmingly unbred die char wurk grovr and all iniuarinrnffe lir» S a n f o r d Mari ni le A Garage Co. r •• C l»,ylr and Miss Ikiylr. Sanford Mr» .VM) Irei of piana, iuamr ait i *» fn-48lf arters of Ihseen s great play. "The Ikill Mason New Smyrna Mr .Inn J Miller Al B f AU I l f L'l ili«, hnrai wiler toppi* \ House, to convey n.i object lesson and One ninl two liorse wagons with i-elery and wit,-. St laatis Miss In oise llnpi»-. tri Koine Ride oui and • u% niorr forcibly impress upon lu-r listeners flurt-il rude Unites nl Underwood’». fri-7-tl AL I AMONTE SPRINGS Kansas. Mr Alex E Laiiimore. Erie, the living power of truth, freedom nnd Home-like and good accommodations pi Minn.; Mrs Richard Griffiths. Ariel; Col. FLORIDA love. G. W. E. BATES 8. SON. Props. St union's. 315 E. F'ourth street. 61-tf nnd Mrs M. R. Creighton. Baltimore. Md.; JIThe club hoped to have the pleasure of Mrs Gilliert Dullnnivne. Hawk s Park Gas engine repairs. Sanford Mo chi nr having Mrs. Goodrich with them to rend fri-48-tí (). E. Walker and It. L. Pugh arrived liçr excellent pntier on "Bjorne Hiornson." A Garage Co in the city from Tojiekn yesterday, nnd All kinds of repair work Sanford Ma­ lint stir sent the [mi[xt to Mrs Chase to will lie busy for oeveral weeks digging in 48 tf chine & Garage Co read for lier, as t he could not tie [iresent their ’large ¡nituUi crop. l<ie president appointed Mrs C E My Home fumi and tools for rent for Tiie Junior Epworth leagu e of the Methodist i mirch held their regular Walker Mrs 1. R Philips. Mrs S D Chase. (lie coming season, to res[«msd)le party meeting Fndu> evening, in tlu- church. Mrs I I Duttuii and Miss Mell Wlilincr Cecil Gabbri, al J N Whitner» office 84-t-f The Ladies' Aid Society of the llnptist the program cninmitlee church held their regular meeting MonAfter a short discussion of club matters Bring vour ok! tires to Sanford Machine da) afternoon, in the church. the clut) adjourned to meet at the resi­ A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-if The Wednesday Club will meet at the dence of Mrs. J. N. Whitner next Wednes­ residence of Mr«. Henry Wright at 3 day afternoon. o’clock, Wednesday afternoon. PARK T RAM M ELI rA L Will Have A B ig Lead it E. G. D U C K W O R T H ; ! ...The... Altam onte Mr. W. A. Whitcomb, manager of the East Sanford Land Company, which owns 19,000 acres of land on the Geneva Peninsula, has returned to his home in lilooininglon 111., after a sojourn of ten days in Sanford adjusting matter« here relating to the holdings of Jus company. Before leaving he appointed the Title Bond and Guarantee Company as his local representative« in Sanford. The tinby Show at the Imperial is attracting attention of the public and tne nouse is crowded every night. The county commissioners are having a piece ol road half a mile In length cut through from Gertrude avenue direct to Monroe ,and the new ferry nt the landing there When completed this road will cut oil one mite of very heavy aand road. This route is becoming very popular to automobilista destined to points on the E ast Coast or south of Sanford, and the official« propose to make their portion of the road as good as it should be. i/ Jo h n Holly, of Michigan, has pur­ chased the celery farm of Mr. Spec« N. P rather on the west side, nnd has taken charge of the property. Mrs. Holly ar­ rived last Saturday and is much pleased with Florida and her new home. Sanford is to have a paid fire depart­ m e n t The city council- has ordered live stock and such equipment ns is necessary to be purchased nt once. In insurance parlance, Sanford is now u third class city in the matter of rnti-s, but the additions to be made to the fire fighting equipment will place the city in the second class, which will equul a saving of 26 per cent, in insurance rates. The Hulf price Sale Is “not In It" with t h e B o sto n Bankrupt Sale. May 1st. L a s t s Ten duys. ---------- ______________ Auction Bridge Mrs. Robt Newman was the charming hostess nt a delightful auction bridge party Thursday afternoon. Lovely cut flower« and nasturtiums mode the pretty rooms very attractive. Six tables of bridge were played. Ttie highest score was made by Miss Laura F'ixh who received the first prize, a pretty crochet hand bog. The prlie for progressions, n handsome cut glass vase, was won by Mr». G M. Vorce. Mrs. R. J . Holly received the booby prize, a deck of cards. After the interesting gjimet of cards were concluded, delicious •irawberry and orange Ices were aerved. Mrs. Newman’s guests were Mctdnmes G M. Voice, R. S. Keelor, W. D. Holden, 0. W. Brady. G 0. McLaughlin, J W. Dicklns, F. J . Gonzales, Forrest Lake, H. P. Driver. Frank Lone. G F. Smith, Deane Turner. Puul Keely, Geo. Fox, Jr., O. W. King. S. O. Díase, G G Howard, F. L. Miller. R. J . Holly. B. F. Whitner. Jr., A. W Brown. J . L Hurt. A Fitts. Misses Nona Wylly and Lanru Fish. WANTS All Local A d vertisem en t« Under This Heading. Three Cents a Lin« Each Issue F'or Sale— 100 pullets. 75 eta. each. J . W. Sipes. R. F. D. No. 3. 6fl-4-i-p For Sale— An almost new Stand Hope rubber tire buggy, built by one of the best manufacturers in the north. S. M. Schwartz, R. D No 1. fri65-3tp Gas, electric lights and artesian water nnd rooms $1.25 und up. 315 E. F'ourth Street. 61-tf For Rent—5-room cottage 1212 Pork Ave. $12 50 Including water. G. W S[icncer. 60- tf F’or Sale— Sweet Potato, plants Red Providenc, best kind. $1.50 per thou­ sand. Rex Packard. Rome 2. or phone 102-3 60-ifc Sa tisfa C' Carpbntrr -Mouton Co. B oston I hill HARDWARE CO. Wo hove Just opened at No. 306 First For Sale—Two o f my fine truck farms. 57. tf street a full lina of feed stufTs and pro­ Levi Blnford. T«*n acres of good land for sale at a visions Lowest prices Phone number bargain. Three acres cleared nod crop­ 298. Wholesale Package Store. 66-2tc ped last season. All under fence. Near For Sale— A bedroom suite, bedstead, loading station on traction line. Almost Particulars at Herald bureau, wash stand and table, very cheap. given away. Office. What ofTers 116 French Ave. 66-tf For Sale—5 acre farm, twenty bearing For Sole—Stcvens-Duryen touring car, model U, 1910, six cylinder. In fine con­ orange trees, 5 0 peach trees, also very dition. tires entirely new. Bosh magneto, large bearing pear trees, modren 5-room Stromberg carburetor, etc. Price reason­ cottage, front and back poretie«, faces south Golden Lake. 3 miles south enst of able. Inquire at Heruld office 66-2p For Sale—Fine buggy, with canopy topi Sanford; 5 minute« walk to street rail­ way. also Oveldo railroad. Fine drinking Very cheap. Cecil Gabbett. 66-tf The Bankrupt Sale o f The B o s to n water, good bathing, fishing and swim­ F'or Sale— Anyone wanting bargain In Shoe S t o c k sold r e g a r d le s s of price. first class celery farm address "Owner" in ming. Also 10 acre trait of the very beat celery and lettuce land, well located. May 1st.. L usts Ten duys. care of Herald Office. 57 tf H mile west Cameron City, lest than a quarter of mile from Sanford tractwn carline. Land boa n gentle dope In NorUi to South End. so there will o r * * be any danger of soured land Gust teed to get flowing wells on land Km sonnble price, and term* to •niit AdI tf5 dress box 1127 Dty. W. H. Underwood now has a <ir»< d* * horse shoer nnd blacksmith anJ guarantee all work of this nature horses can be assured of die best of work In this line Sec (f when your liorae needs shoe* (•ark «venue age for Rent—9 1 1 It if Address Box *43. Dty For S a le - S h o w case, luck «Ira««-; » " » »ion style, fina condition Part ioti“™ * l 54-IÍ Herald office. �■ . April 26. 1912 rill SAM OKI) Ml KALI) L tu I. -ft ^v>mi 1 *l»»*M ; fi \ lifivr titilli hollo* »• «*?» ni** oli filiti Imvr !>♦*«.•11 afilli i l»»ii#*.1 Imul -«In(Murili•» Nrindtiiy ili f..r • i • « ^ , ur ini 1 >'• fu/ N . . ...J > I t g l alf* i Mí' I M It I' »1 I Î .I •>k s i .«ill •«lui ■»li* Ini x in « *•(»1rt 1 fll*l > «hll • il le»Mi I fi J■» m* 11 ili I- «i <li* I fi v VNiililfMii Hr••«* f »III f’llllltk.l Hillll III \l-Ml « .-«ili »h h» hi i -f «fri « S i ni tur tulli G O S S IP J?;O U R , GOKRESPONDEST S THAT MAY 0 YOU 111* k’I Itinl hi * tgtiil» N O T IN TER EST. t f m » fin- 11 ti pi t>\mirili > limili- u. I' i..In t•v Sii M. IU 1) \ I I I M.s ** t . • .f (l *»•>(..1. II. • I - |tt** ||e|„j,| li \ N i i Imi U i .ii w ,«, in S a n i , , n | , m r «!-»y Mi' l< I ( . i r s l i i m I.uIji Mis \S I ' a11 11••I. »> the Compropst »dace Mrs. Lila Greenland und Mrs IV G. M ve for tbelr former home. Columbus. Ohio, on “ tftdnesdny. They expect Mr iWlller to join them He bus been in I’anama for some months holding a government pisittoll VIr and Mr* .1 C Smith s|irnl Sunday in town with Mr and Mr. K I Wash hum Mrs H » Wa.hhorns tun It > friend, will Ik- pleased to know that .lie left nil Tiifsday for Ml I’raaaiil Iowa (or a visit with her mother unti ihiuyllitrr M iah t I»11 r •li ni ( 1111 1111»t ; i l.isl i; C (Tiamlierlaiii is driving a line new Ikicw anil carnage Mr Ward pon base.I Mr« K s heelor . Imrse f..r Mr ( hmn tleTI.I III s use w ill la* Io u ik I .il lus »»M - pl.nr oi Im^inrss m llir Kisliop ■ HI«K'k W.ll l»r plr.iM’il t»» «l»t • \oui vAork it fin* fnllovs iii^l pri, r. Z “ So|| S l m ts 1 »U • I I j i «I Hnsoiii i lui I ’ I* .il « ti I J J ( o || j | s . l i è t i C t i l l s J V t .I t II Z ( »cl prîtes on I .î iti 11> w«is)i i ni* Z __ Hup U Hy^Don Hurr’s c i m p u i g n for In« ii.i.rd ..« .t scri.int ” ( the people ..f this Male ' i *'.• m. I i . r •' Ile- I c g l s l wr u i c »••••»»! * »I« '«•fin » • » :* , / o NOT »i i*. I finu^* fit fui .11,»I Incitai man uiul lilt t tn •r J H»i* « • I , *1 i •i . milt U e « remedí n' ..til noth it Imi« e ' I I ....... I n it1*1* S***V»I1 ' 1 «•Mili k! r .» u I f t f .Iilrtt.nl«. -t* r!if»n iju.till it I K till nail • «up mi"iuiit*r ii .. ri itiu linn • » r«i Jlf nmpl ; !• ' t. 1. Ml. u v j-t ^l I tI•I J».t-VW S •f f r r i k' hi r*»i* : 1tu « a t i n ! i .» i *•■i - 1«t • ht ìik' ì »* ,,r railnu»«!' a m i a tu I uIh!lit K<‘li n|i .t .t ’ -'U vAttl I») (Ilf I far. - It tII «* *»V « 4»111III IN'll» Il* I \ tr f % •i* •i \î* ••U iJ u r c til l ;«• u'u/oi lilnu «jí (hi* * .i '• 1 I*.»ft ul llu n ii'ta th K u iip '.n l .lpt1 < uli>irilH.M|uli«*p« lia m llt ap vbfin'h ll u* tlu*ir a t l u r n i - y * » <*« »111«t <l»*%i«*r. fin* t i i h i H T M t Kl- J » - I t . '1 t »« ! •( II i» i r j i.» iMi»*' *tf 11 4 -.»!• IUI Ml*•ly the Ma» l*«lt \ i »r*»(•nrlmr ,««• n ilwi lion "1 freight 1 .tini N Kaiiroiifl pinfit «r «in»! 1 • 4 'k i 1 •»,. ! M• It'irr r .«1» *. •ihtpiè il t fl\411 pt.lit » *1 *• ■ -'.I. In ., Tin , 1. nl it* »ni'li tf mu 1III llttll' hi'tnf» If ì PEOPLES BANK OF SAMFORO DEPOSITS IMSUREO AGAINST L(\SS1 iini|ii<‘Hlioniihl> I» Mr pi* f •»(»it prît ¿it«’ *l' \A»li ,t- n f In i.«I lift I • * t, ih» titU«l' «it t • !.. I " » «• ' • 11.1*1011 J. .1 ,i ' •' * . K d lto rt.l M i'»ih • • a** ilt |i . ' it ,t •( «niI nl 4 • p l l t • I « a l I » i 4i l u - \j i tfi»- rii'lii«. at»4! i nI r ri ' Nl « •' . ' • a \t i h i r d •» • I.»r c» I » . Mi* I It" IM I».i> i»< • it »in ,n|\ t*rat«4 1a ! " I •1 1*J al v%.î \s It i ;. , .t •j oppii'it mu pi t imi.ih H E TOLAM CnHin tt'il. Hi. d . I lib •ss It .1 .. « e i claim It t»Mi and git es k .4-1 ft.»' f»••• » k »Mil fair 111ir • pr<t^r«•" I ' * SMITH Pr« % H W BTFVFNS V P u » rl«k i « '»ill'. « - .* f olir«* ti|(uroUh anil iinu'h nl.ilhum. .uni i>> i ludió tinllorml) I'llvt livi' tth'i i%QN SAYINGS Ibal i I» a il l it*; , i t o IIII t l l s s l . l l l c r « Tf,i Tft af lu ir * * \ i I . III.. . I « alii»* 1»»** « n i n i n u i i « a r r it r s . ' * • ! » »j u • (Mi» « h i I»’k'1'ÌMll« «• >t»M«|i fi M uft t| \ iilh u iu l ' I.... IV |(| \ hm ic* l! H I | I,, inir».lured t r*-*>lut(” U culling f *r m < nlnrgcnu nl <>l th. powers of th» antl sfl l . tl'Oi III e t e r v r e s pe c t . We si. ill | lltnke n o »Inn g e f'-r III.* rettosi t o«*-.l | I nier .Stale • omttlcrte t oltinilssioll. ..loi .o. t !.. iidopO.tll of tl.e r.s* ilutlon, In » .i ■ iii.ol* i h.ut man »»I tilt emu mil le,* t.. urge I lie mut ter lie (or. t on gres*. I .,|i.,., t.,k* i m** .oli*. *'■ - ■ «uh wtrr eat'U <tH»« ••»<>>•» stvs'k -T I ..U''- ' " t " s t a l e m . - n i » 11” -'tu* sIII *U!' I srktni it*vlr* n . :*** • u«k •'”.1 * ,lm' * * " doubt our word, or hesitate t>> put |,1. In sll •(!•• i-’Hst.l' sn.1 .tstlonsr, » ....... ............. .us.u ««»»S- -;SjJ remedy to an actual test wnnl ct .-r t »me » l.c 1« s.io.-ring , W. lltliry & Tiylsr Im Work*. Bei 15. Ml*«», •*• f n m i ati) s c a l p or htilr IrotiliM*. •'»•<> ut i r ilrnfT, f al l i ng tin Ir or l.aldii<*sM r. • try o u r I t e i a U "i»n" 11nIr I .oil. W e want t h e m to u s e II r e g ul a r I v u n until t h r e e |m.t i l e s h a v e been used nil.I If it do e s not e r a d i c a t e (liunlrnff. c l e a n s e I u n d r e f r e s h Hie ncalp. t l gl i l e n t h e tin I r In Ms n. .*t- a m i grow new h n ' r «.* will rel tirn e v e r y e e nl |.nlil ns for Hie r e m e d y f or t h e m - n * u s k l n g There In no formii lMv ei|HVtis1. a n d w e e i n r t uo ohl l gat l oi i f r o m t he us e r t v h l i l e t e r W o m a k e t ^l a o f f e r wi t h n rull unde r Htnndlitg t h a t o u r b us i n e s s sit. . e s s e n t i r e l y d»'|*endH n|*, *lt (he s»»rl . . i fr.-i.l ui e nt wo a c c o r t l o ur c u s l o i n e i s . a ml we tin I.I not d u r e itiitko Hie s I m h p <>f .»«irimil* ih H*t >tut«* "t » «ui - mI»! .«tit m rf..»! Mr I t i ’ f lids d u r i n g t(te irla! W e k n o w I ' VI ' T I T tv li nt tv,* n r r li.'W lllg llte*u! >1 lid " Mil l|.i, -dT. r I- i k i. lie hill m l ‘*»l I .» ' Jim <run " hivk fur *\lrt*i*t t*arH •' • •I t *•*« J ' •t ' • I t * l< n l - l . i l l Y » I*» Mil i Ok! <*n di t \ t •I f l u r. understanding •¡CiyL.|NB I •1 C /r < / r ~ -*f K* jkT«-«**tt<:i •' h»iu>l it.,»ii lii:h11ii^ f"r thr- pi*uph* .iho a! lh.il 'vi**n.*»hh; Hitruditt fjC C Ò t/s T Y . tu -■ r ft»1» '• •• Il t \\•.* I1 '' «• M . ept ..111 ..r-. r U >1 r.r t-n " .4*d1t\ ••> >' lit .... p. .Mf . . ; -L - r«» tiTs .*luf.r•<'è*,’«*»« t.•• f.¿ ■ uI ■ * • -** » » f ■•* f ^ .»It >1111 I •' d f. -4 .1 , ' •» . till It 111> . ' .*I. .sed Ht.d ibr «.nip III - I«- me g T“ <| ir tii«-« « 1 Infitl.i )! k i n t" r•» !.itlrii«i»| i .»it's ii.v r* *«i »j* ii .k* *t . M* Bilrfnisi 1« Too Oener.lly Tor.« !.rnl a S 1 »» O^ Alls »fir A )r \ • II t • • •«1 • in e.| • •— . . e |. . •t .. ..... • • ii..«« 1« c.-to-re v "• . »‘I ** '( |m||. atl.m of a^e Mam larue o p. ......... . f l i n t k • • i rupi««!» •! WANTED. Hul l , lut t e e s t a b l i s h e d Mil l ige l i mi t and r e f u « e !.. l a k e m e n over 8.*t e n t s " f a g e ns Itett e m p l o i a-e« •t bfue* ifluii M r . d ill I t <-t *.f t* b i•fd d e .1 I(........ 1 " f ru tirfi inn t r«*gu in n w . .1 • i m m tier ■•( t » • K i i i I w j v ‘ * Mv M'lif at <1 I ft* »r I itun**» I, a m i . i ^ a i i i ' l i1 •* t HEADS .- f r u - t nit |► **<«*«i in hi m • ‘ pinti» i l i .” . i I i.i.i f t«it li tuli v k»*|»t • \i r\ I I I • tl .«h! Ulll'l 1S J i the iwouusation (or Cpngrt*»«- uuin frmii this Dis'lrirl hasmil with the npproinl ..( til who have followed STRENGTH n,., |. F . R . M e r r e l l & Co. COMMISSION MIUC.HAMS 172 \A So W.tlrr SI f.hlcago. Ill tbf" '"II *• t. .iilloiluied ami. t.,|i ii,. ;. y.sl.ii i,"> r.-.itii.^ I ti.’i Ti rum d.-i • -ii .i . I'.i.r wt.i f. ti.» HepliuMi p .in u . N .iicd .l \ *•••« t.iii.u Ili.r* tie I wa • (uevail light was llu, lull clothed tile I Railroa.l * ••iiiiiiis.sioners |.uid Mr. eilr.iordutart iompliitt.nl ni eie» Hug him unaiunuAisI) to th> Itod) I ’ * « * • «■» . .. 1» .j ti.at toWi.ul.i have las'll rr- • I.., t. «I ■11 1*•11 1..0 I 1« io* d. »lined l” -.ri. ..I a s|>iriled w.i- tint so. tired until tin* f .mitiHi.. • »'iiiiiiT*'!"1. I” t Xu tirsi lime wild efTerlive |Kiwer I l»ri -iil.'it. » ” 1 1'i.it i i .i , lionoraide p..*ll(oli predecessor« were Ih» »igiillirani im|Mirtanci* * * v id. i •» I bv III. la. t lb.il .illmdg Mr Hun ThomasM. ( uolcy, oneol the llurr's grenlesl consti- iutioit.il lawyers (lu- i.omtri h s ktcwu, ll.m Martin A knapp. now pres­ iding Judge ol III*'.* omitiere.* t ourt .*1 llu- I tilled .Stales, lion s Martin I ds k.-r ol tlie.j^uhllr Servire t nmittission ol Slew Vork. \s a public sêrv unt Mr. Murr luis never shirked a duty. \r a member of Congrí**« Mr. Hurr ran Ih* depended tifton to serve Soiilliorn f m i l s tv V c ÿ r ld h l r s in. people trisielld ol privale interests. A yt.te for Mr OIM LS \ HUAI SIIIPMI NI Hurr means a *ote ol honor, and a vote Floridi (or llu* welfare of lier people Re*|*-rtfull> . A R T IIC K T I h e r e u r r I m o M u d s o f Chill I o n i c Ml \ S K S AMI O f III HS i l ......... r.|i,. 1.. I ' l . i n k s ( l u l l I <...i. i« Mr James Allison has returned to his (.iiartinle. d .Invi. ..ul Mulliría tn . lire home in Wichita. We have enjoyed the , J “ 1 of th e«, estimable gentlemen and Have you tried the N.trt.n- H m«. Ml. Chill*», lev el t'•.l.ls tod (.rip y.mi molle) »ball look forward with pleasure toward I * ‘l P"Htiel to II mil g«t h utetil in ket hack if il »h*-:, u a if« and 5(1. i*-r Ih. i i Ic Ask your Druggist. In-tf Iba time of their return. ! 34tf ______ Servant of the People n r' JJ« ». Rpv Bass will hold n hi»t Revivnl M ining in Sanford, beginning next month A great spiritual awaken­ ing in Sanford is prophecied. A Trusted and Trustworthy M foi, r.ita S A N I d)e respect and tunfldence of our people. •ho followed him with their hearty good •isltes when be look up his new work on (he Sanford Herald last year. As these young people begin their new life in their be» Itome in Sanford we offer :hetn our | f,.r unless we were |sis(tnelr . erindi •»eartiest congratulations and most rnr- that we could suhatniillatc It In e » err *«»1 wisbes for a happy and prosftcroun [■articular llrnteuihcr. jou can obtain future Hex nil Remedie» In this commnnM .v | only at our atore—Thu Re*nll Htors Mr. J. W. Powell has returned to Ins 1 ho‘ne in New York I. K PHII.I-N ^ U> : Catch the Drift? |m * m lii;i f 2 i ! h*m * Hsra'a Ik« » t d i i » 1» ranch tha paopla of Ihla coasmunlty. Ii BALD ... . Ol i r nf Lvarybody who r ««d « ■nagaiiaaa bays a«w»> p«p«r«, but «v«ryb«dy who road« s«w,pap«ri doeaa'I boy tnagBiJnea. It KKI L I \t I UK V NOW (IPt S : ÍT71 W INC » pu r« fiu«i**I i fu Isi ti ii 2 S L —J *Ir v IniMiirss «»I I I •*|• Kr« I Z »liso UlIiJr « <MI II f \ filili ?w> *h()|||t| (he U f f tlil •" Miirv»io?i in Ml y out put at o lia i l l in del s at ion i to Insili t dcilv.ilcs when waul eri It II Dcilltc II.ik \ve .ntt) I If St SI I II irilry .imi family li.tv»- mn\«-»| I'llorii J ’t *i *%«• 11 I W U A N (.AMI KOS CUY CLIIMMMiS ^ i » l I ••frrn»)tMlfn<T it» Tt»*» M*rnM biffini Dtitiii Ikt '¿filli I'M I t.y Kt*\ I Ku%> I >|||| pfIBlUr "f III»* ^pf Ih*jfl» l'l mu i hurrh »»I Jm kMiivillr* I t ^ ulirr M I In >or* ariti NfVi» (furiiily fliese young |K-ople went lo Jucksulivtlle at (he holiday lime presumably to visit Mim Gormly'. sister ami family residing at (hat plnee and incidentally In he mat ned To a few intimate friends they made tin. know'll soon after their return, ' hoi they preferred that no public an nooucrtneiu Ik- made until they wrr.remly to iK-gm housekeeping a. tliey Him to do tin. week at Hie corner til I ilili •ud Myrtle in Sanford The bride i. a Kansas girl, having s |k-i i ( her girlhood days m Ttitieka. with the exception of twu years spent in school at Oituwu, Kun ««» For n numlxrr of yburs she was in ! (he office of the Topeka Daily Capitol Site came to Florida in November. I'J10 an*l has since made iter itome with her father and brother at Cameron City, where by her cheerfulness and faithfulness she h«» won the hearts of tile people who ; •ill tniss her sadly when site Is gone to I » « new home in Sanford. The groom is •Iso a Knntnn, having come from Wichita •here, for some years, he was connected I •uh the Wichita Daily Kaglc lie has i been closely identified with the growth of this community, owning a farm here and having made his home with the Kinnebsm until they returned to Kansas about * 'rpar aS°- .He has always been ready •nd willing to do what lie could for the goo,» 0f ,|lp community -n,| |,ai Chill and I' cvcr Toni c« as a general tonic for tired feeling and mal ar i a. NI f A I I i pT**f <1 Iiin tn v**« I It f m I•i .1 11*ill !»**•( ** i' I ili f »«« ill» \\t***ki v « r « » » hill lit* Ia« » uni milititi lus vsiirk lirr«Mf I ci .1 v r r > villini hit* t n f or i i i i i l l o n ic.-fi..M EK Q £N H A L L'S Z • > m Mr KutiKin and Mrs lloli bison of Met k ► 11,11110.« k have Sold their pi ne lo New £ Yurker. by name of Mrigg». who lake |«is • srttioo shortly Mr. Hotihirwiu it stay • tug with friend, for a short time and will then leave for her former home hi Char Vitle N t" Her brother. Mr Kankin was lukro to the »tale hospital at Cliatlah<Mictiee by a nurse on Tuesday lo he Ireutrd for urrvmts troufdes. Mr» t' (• Kerry bus Ikk-ii eiiieriaiiung her »I.ter, Miss laitlie llohlis ol Silvan ash (oi Itustlngs P o t a t n s Moving Hustings. Fin. A|all 21 — With a heav­ ier m \entent than was anticipated the lias:, ,'s lattalo season o|**ned Monday siili i o* loading ol three cors I hr total m eut for Ilo week as111 reach tifteeu 1%^ I wo of the Hist three cals were I .T«i t 11v I dm Nn .% Co ilo- oilier bv the I ' II.I I t. Il.lllge Mm. A I I nf 11AA I*» «h t »!py ifi^ Iti-r plr»i*> mil 1101111* in l'aula f *r a l»*v% lay«« in t V Mih. s Bobbie ili j i | A lluniti t i r i n r v r r y lioiiM’ImlcI in Ih in Ci.mrron C,ty PAOLA POINTS To the l-*k4ur of#Th^’llpri»l»|; —* Mr» J ï K liofili ib a frw « l u y licrr with lift parrntB Mr ami Mm A A Hit k«* a* I luitt-«l S i n i c a un») r v r n Muriit-i fimi M i - , Mobilie Ni. hols.ni sjieiil »rula) in u , . . . 1 Mr <*rter is shipping it rat load ofbrnii« Oil.o. , i shopping .uni visi t ing I ne nd s from ,,)p ||cck ^ |h,# wcrk Mf Mr. Musselwhite carried her over in Ins Rich is digging a carload or more of very auto fine potntoea. 1 w||"i ***e Inclemency of the weather there was no meeting of the Farmer* r , . Tii . Club Tuesday evening and the member, . . . *nd frirnils were di.api.auied in not bav, . . , log the privilege of iiMeiung to the prom, . . , ImmI lecture which mil.I be mdrlmitclv |NMt|mned. much lo our regrel ( l i u r m i t M f/>r > (»•*! A B r u n i I fu I I’ Swnri/ of New York ri|r< I» in Sm.niv lx- lirrr r.irIy in May nml Ins |M,rdt« 1. \ Ni . Ii"|s,.|| r r l i i f n r t l fu tiri , h-I Sv,,in. plan to irlon. will. ; nml Mu J, liouic ••Il Mu» k I ik'* \\ r«llit"A»l.i> .illrriltMil) hjm lili, i t v mil (u frinì i vr% m Sun for«! ««liti I, Mr* ” '* Mimiiek mid Misstirm-e Ku h ! Dm . . * , . *»**nt a very pleasant tiny ai the Dutton 1 il I * •a I l - e l . ’is ' I a: 111 M o i i i I. i Y |n S||(lf|,riI Ff((|liy d.i) in l loililolii on hiisiiics. ||M> .... . ((f ^ ^ ..... A Hroderson and wife and Mr I'uder The . i nr Socialists OOC1UI1». had an enjoyable 1 , ,picnic wtaal, of. .Dougin, han.as. md Mr Hi -l.t Saturday at U»c Itome of John Fdwurd.oii >1||1|r,|(1) « * V, . * - '*1"ii .i» i> ii r n i i i p l r i r hi Mo r y nf l l i r mi i nr nini * m n r I 11) tur .Ulti 1 11 • *11 •I«*«I ork t * »•!> -|»r fi».if tnii* i i rv« «n I•v« f 11•( 1.11 lu tin* tin.tld »»I ri-iD-»» « ,i MitiiM r»jii»•■(| Mill In m r a line milp of 11■«■ wolld.nf i In- **t-rk »»li I h i h i i «*** MOOKF’S STATION 5t<«UI CorTWipoodsorv In Tlir Mrrnlil Hfw aumiiic Suinme.' was «greeted by/ a « Kev. »Jred congregation Sunday afternoon. if it w i i the hottest iluy of the season ,, „ . u . Mr and Mr». C. C. Morris »pent n recent Hr. «no . .. . Sunday at Forr.t City Mr Morris say. there arc prosper*. there of the Create., watermelon crop ever. „ . . . . . M i« Jennie McCleiland entertained a party of young girl» on Soturday. it being her birthday. Lovely refreshment* of ice cream, cake and lemonade were »erved. Mi»s Jennie received several present». , , U o Welker of Richmond nvenue left sirs. ft* her old borne in Uryon. Ohio, last tor act » . . . . Ttnirwiuv She was accompanied by her Ihursaay e •rand doughter. Miss Mabel Starr, who granu » h«, |w >rn oci tier k guest for several months n»i oeen Mr Welker leaves Inter. I U II.LI A MS. K W (.(ii KHK LL, i Ti i iRi.i M li-U l I I ( ampui gh i . .mitull.s- l».r. It ill I <m »N III MIC �- 12 I ine f*' SANroRD h era ld April 26. 1912 — And, Tiy Jove, ho 'meant It— lb « r* was no mistaking hi« fervency! Hut It mndo mo feol like a silly ass, you know Custom or n6 custom. II Just mado me n bit nifty to think her father would speak this w ay. Might bo good form, but It appeared rotten taste— lots of things toein that way, dnsh It' BuggeHted this to Pugslcy once, but he was so devilish shocked couldn't rnt his luncheon— wasn’t nble to fetch a dashed word Icr four hours' ••Why. I.lghtnut.’’ he dropped to n chair, leaning forward, with shining eyes, "you can ’t possibly know whnt C Q ^yW /C sr f / » / / B Y B O B l7 J -S ffS M U . C O S i/H /ry this mentis J'j*t at this time! Why. If you hadn't offered to speak to Fran6Y N 0P S I3. of tho what you-call-’cma. M cantlm , her father was studying els. It’s not likely that any one clso C T IA rrrn I —Richard I J t M m i l , m 1 n o a little oddly Lttd a x l J n g . ever would! Amertren with an effrcfed English eo- , "I rco you don't qulto llko what 1 | " J u d g e ! ’’ I ejaculated, shocked g n L r«t«l«»a • present from a friend la And ho Who would want toT" * i y about Francis, ho remarked, pufgilmaced horribly. f.r.g complacently C H A P T E R II —Tha praaant prove* R> * * • P*lr of pajamas. A U t t a r hint* of 1 looked hlin straight In tho eye. Surprise* to tha v a a r a r . “Frankly, I don't. If you must know," | blurted. T h e n I screwed my monoclo C H A P T E R III. —l.lghlnut dons Ihs p s#sm a* and U l a s t night gala up for a "Uy •mofca. Ills servan t. JeAklna, comes In tight .and strntgbtened forward. Jove, I think you ought to bo ashamed and, falling to recognise U g h ln u t. atWmbts |o put him o u t Thinking the s e r ­ of yourself, you k n o w F ’ v e n ! c r s i r l.ightnoi chan ge* hi* cloth** “W h — what's th a t ? — I.lg h tn u t!" Me Inlanding lo lummon help. Whan ha reap p ear* Jenkins falU on hla neck with turned a beet color and grasped tho * » / . confirming I J g h t n a f a ball a f th a t ha arms of h la’ chair. eras/. "Oh, I do." 1 stood up a'nd he fol­ c h a p t e r i y — j e n k t n * tells Ltshtnut of th* tocouoter be had with a hideous lowed. "I think If that poor child had Chinaman dreased In paja bad a little— e r— forbearance and CHAPTER Y —In a massage from hie . , . frUnd. Jack Billing*, Uahtnut I* asked klndnosg— that *ort of thing—oh, daah J . H. T U C K E R FOR CO UN TY T R E A SU R E R b y FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT ^ ILLUSTRATIONS R A YW dm s t r h z ' S s J S i i Tw.'f’i.s :..'« I «• •i“« harsh always— yoa, I d o !" "W ell, I’ll be— ” Mo swallowed It. nock forward, anil stood panting a bit. •’H a r s h ,'e h ?" he Jerked at me. " U m ! " Ho stood there. Ills feet braced apart, hi* while brow* beetling cl the floor " H a r s h ! ’’ He cocked his hoed ou one sldo, thrusting out his heavy under- Ai><!* a b e a u t i f ul g i rl In b l a c k p a j a m a s lft hla room. C H A P T E R V T —U g h t n u t Is shocked by tbs girl’* drinking, sm oking and s lan g y talk. C1I A P T E R V II—Rh* tails film her n am e la Francis and p uttie* him with a alnry of her U>*a for h«r slater's ro om -m ale, named Frances. N a t l morning lb* girl la mlaalng and I.lghtnut hurries to Ilia UawWin. sre_K sr toft.__H a .!* ac co sted —hx a hftalty college boy, wrtio call* him "P icky ,'* but ha dost not see th* girl. C H A P T E R V I I L - J a e k m illng* callk to *p*nd lb* n’ ght with I.lghtnut. They dis­ cover prlcsalesa rubles hidden In th * but­ tons of th* pajamas. C H A P T E R I X —Rllllnga ja m a s and rallrea. dons tha p a­ C H A P T E R X —I.lghtnut later discover* In his apartm en t a Imefy p-radh In m u t­ ton-chop whlakera and wearing p a ja m a s Jenkins rails 'h a pollca. who declare the Intruder to b« a criminal, culled 1 F o i y Q ran d pa." C H A P T E R X I —The Intruder declare* he Is I.lghtnut’* guest and appeala to tha latter In vain. la C H A P T K II X l l - r i * JklL n u n r n nut li x ::i bustled off to Tn t hè rr->rntng l i g i . » r mi r M'nc« *•»*.* and mo r « 4 «! •»! ^I r*l w|t* n he i * f i * III**« iaka frt»rn th» In!!*r demandi?» ir hi* rio!he« I 'i c M m i t !•.»'* n <I T n t \ ■• IlUItnir'a hoflìr. d!*CO\*rw ’ Uri«’. . girl ol th« i>aj*inna. oli thè truln. ri In« C l l A I T r i l X I V I Ifhtnut »n*ak» to b e r »nd al luda« to f i o ni ght tw f*»r* Pl i r d e r l a r e e I n d l i n a n t l v Ri a l I . l * M f.ut n r \ r r p i w hf»r In I4 a r k t >i j »r n i n A» T i r r vl nA ri F r a i n e« \m me» hy 4 !::•>* v y•" 41 ti w h o hall» l.lirhtniit n i I M' K) ' T h » int ter lgm>rr» I h * l*>y. wìio thei» t i r » « ! m i to threah hlm fr»r offendine K r n n o i iJg h tn u t t«kt*« tlie n«*xt t rul n no me f l l AI*T F!t XV lUIMnmi »fornì« over ( h e o u t r « g r n f M » urr#*»f !(« «n d I nu t d !»o o v e r r n > « t r r lu u a C h i n e » » c h o x u c tara o n p c ju m » » . ‘ CIIA PTK H X VI * Profeesor ry 1« ralivd in lo lnt«rpret fljrphlc*. Pooxenber(he hl»rt>- C H A P T E n X VII —lf# ra ve» over w h t t Ilo cali» thè luat »ltk yf .SI l.lng <*M C H A I T K I l X VII I - The tvrlllin derlare» th»t « peraon Ihe pulirmi« u*f]I t*ik» on Ih« r • f I • *■ ptcil-ni» « p* r r r T h *• | ' r *• ^ •».. 1 j 4 fili* ■ for s** j'«*t ' ’ > : riM F T K It V f\ L* >t 1 •\» $ \ e V * t’ r c r d | 4 In {•N)»IMA« 1« fo - I !*| I »• ;>’ ■fr«fc. • *i J «Olii and I■ taken I. .i.#* in un « iit'Mnnhkle wtth Trance» uni a Hotnnn I.lghtnul cali» •*th# frump." c m r T n n X X —I.luhlnut l» anperetl h r **the frump’»" alundcrou» tnlk about •Tranci» ” UH A PTKft X X I "Il ilio f 4 " 1t taken to hi* room V « m ¡ti if f.lU 1 * t n .,1 ll"it a m rianer La» Jtitl l.r. n i r fliftl »IMlflf tLri* H’ Mlr - rt WIE , ruW n r •• •* 1 •i S>w V.Tk for «traili. ¿ a »oit i t Liu. U Juri: aa llp, : Thpo Tilr.e.ft-Jinlil.auiij*- grunt, and oh, he looked b l a c k ! "W ell, I’ll Be— " And Just then c a m g .a quick breath, “Ob, I ray tJfewF* I protested wormand I caught a murmur: " I wonder now If, a fter all, that la truel lly I 57"My boy, I tell you I know— you Urorge, they aay children nnd—” The d o n' t ! ” He lifted hla hand eloquently, mutter trailed off. "H ere. here, my deflecting the corners of Ills tnoulhboy—sit down." ho exclaimed sudd o nh. such n way' "No. vlrr e, I tell you ly. nnd he made mo there's not another living man would ” 1 want 1# thank you. I.lghtnut," ho «Irire chance I t ! " He threw himself auld Impressively It may bo that backward, pulling hl.> threl. s at in«' you nro right Perhaps iho better and waiting Ii I n e j e s frightfully In course would be gently to reason with fact, h e r ea b o ut * —where. Fruncía la Fraud*." "Oh. J :dgo, I nm euro of It,” I urged known, there havo te en two men— only JuH two who i ver had the ti> feelingly inertly lo do It." “ Well, well, my toy —we l l t e c . ’ Hu " O h ! " I commented Wondered If pnttrd mo on (he knee "I'm going edie of 'hone was the other « hnp she to try j o u r waj by George I II do it tonight' ' Jlw ryes tceu.cd to luhd was engaged to lie proceeded Impressively: "One 1110 will» a c o r e kindly and personal i Interest "Do you know I ran t toll of these, my dear sir. was our reclot you how glad I am that you Hud so j —a most charming and venerable oh! much In F ranci s to like. Indeed. I nm man. now nearly eighty three and par tlnlly paral) led nnd deaf, lives n del ight e d" HUH studj lug mo mien lively, lie musingly reached Tor a f r e s h sweet patient life all alone, you know llgbl In point of fact. I.lghtnut, 1 with no one In tile world to rntu fm Well, sir." ho stiffened drnnmt am freo to «ay I hope tho Intimacy him IraII/. leveling one finger nt me. "do begun between you two will grow clos­ er II would ho n thundering good you think that Francis would even thing for Franci s nnd n great comfort listen to him?'' Did 1’ Well, dash It. did I ? to me Hut 1 tried to mumble something And. by Jove, he smiled at me—a |K)llte devilish pleasant smile! "And th en —" ho puffed us ho r«v Bo 1 Just leaned forward and mndo lighted hla cigar, "th e re's J a c k 's clinuf- | a go: Thanks awfully, and er hy the four, you know " "Kh. J a c k a what's tJiat?” I gripped way Then 1 stuck, boggled wildly the arms of my chair i d Instant nnd went on 'l'hnt Is lo " Y e s ." ho noddei l . •Jack's rhnt t f say. lids Intimacy you know has It N-ur <>li I w in so d i s a p p o i n t e d at been to«. Miort to J,n,nD | gulped (lie roou.i ol h ' - e f f o r t " ' The old Kr would )o'i be »mi nt ; to trust And I Io h i tit.i dashed Idea again, g e n t l e m a n s l i p p ' d h a c k In hi s c h a i r wi t h u s i g h Ft u n c í a J us t s w o r e a t floundered a bit and took another nli> . i "Oh. 1 bay, you know, have l your him, you k n o w !" "Hy J o v o ! " I managed to get out— | permission to speak to F ra n co s—c r — and yet. somehow, 1 was devilish you know?" "You speak to F r a n c i s ? " — he Jurt pleased nboul It "You nee?" And he spread out his leaped toward m e — W hy, my b o j ' "Absolutely no sense ( f ap And lie was wrl’ glng tny nrtn with hand.- | mrd such a splendid ch a n c e ' D>u mi' they had been ho Intim ate oil. ate »-till, for thnt m a t t e r " r u v i t i n X V II f ICf r , *1, rir» n »t.n vs t* f, M f es 1r •*T ) r n n* • r w. !«* *•« ! ¿ i 1! • I caught my breath In—Intim ate! ' r.i p»<|r f* I t k U»nnt Ulk« pe r m i n . o n to I stammered. "You don't mean F ra n ­ sp«»k to "Frances ' ce« nnd (hla chnufTeur7" enough at Can.bridge with a thou" u h , yea.” carelessly, "Scoggins la sand doil.tr apartment on tho Gold all tig h t, very uaperlor young man Coast,’ ns vou call It— nnd. by George, for hlo position—fónd of Francis, you you Harvard men have got the right know, nnd I reully think has great In­ name for I t ! — but F ran cis bent that In fluence.” Ho puffed complacently an cno te rm ’s drain on mo for poker InHtant. " F a c t Is, lht,y nro alw ays tolosses and—” gotbur when Francis Is homo"— puff ■’P e k e r ? " I moistened mr lips. Then •—"motoring, boating, or else off some­ I brightened, for perhaps bn meant where camping together." bridge— and tbnt was good form, for "Whn-nt— what's thnt— not camp­ there was my Aunt Ju lia, who lived by ing?” 1 looked nt him aghnst. "Oh, It—fact! Hut his hend shook Impa­ corno now, Judge— really you don’t tiently when I suggested that ho mean that, do you— not camping to­ meant this g eth e r?" ' ’Ilrldgo!” ho oxploded. "W hy, F ra n ­ I spoko excitedly, bill ho Just stared cis deean't know bridge from casino! nt me with nn expression of blank sur Poker, I tell you, nnd fnro—nnd all prise tho r c L t Tho plucking was dona " E h ? Why, certainly, my dear boy tig h tly nt n certain — er— club, tho ea —for week» nt a tim e—and why n o t?” tabllshmcnt of n gentleman by tho Hla shift manifested somo Impatience. name of McGInty— 'Spot' McGInty— I "Pshaw . Llghtnut," ho growled. Hickt h , you know the place, th en ?” |ng his ash, "w h a t’a tho odds— why bo ! faced him earnestly. "I ao particular? I don’t m in d !” Ho Judgo Hillings, do 1 understand you— Jammed bis hands Into bis trousers th a t 1b , It can't bo that you nro speak­ pockets till It seemed ho would go ing of— er— F ra n ce s?” I stammered through them. "1 tell you. I'm glad incredulously. ”1 menn your F ra n ce * I’m d e m o c r a tic !" Buroly you aro n o t !” " O h ! " I uttered, seeing a li g h t **I Juat a m i ” Hla Jaw sot with a and smiled back. ‘’I wonder what ht • Bo that waa 111 Well, In any caso, ■nap. “J u s t who Pm talking about would s t y If ho know that F ra n c e * ? 'know now thnt I wns a republican, «nd nobody else, young mnnl I mean and I are already e n g a g e d !" by Jo v e ! Never did know, before my F r a n c i s — Francla 1-esllo Hillings— I ---------what I was and It waa a devilish re ­ Who elao could I mean?*’ Ho almost, C H A P T E R XXIII, lief to find out. Half mado up my groaned. ."O h , you don’t know Fran— mind, then and there, I would vote cial** T h e Fam ily Dlack Sheep. next election— never had. you know; Daah It, whnt thoy nil chorused nt Presently I got la u word: fow of our act over did PugBley, for mo! T h r y scctnod pretty porltlvo "Then Judge, I have your pormla ono, held It to bo doubtful form. about It. too. end I was Jolly miner- slon to »peak lo F r a n c e s ? " "B rig h t, aelf-mado young man," I nble; but Icol-lng l a c k now, I somePermi ssi on?’’ Ho llltod bis hnndj vcaught e u g M V saa ea «I V IIIIIU U tlt,*. J j » J U > C, lbe l %J cam e back. Uy Jove, how think ol t i n t moment a* being and r y e . l o u certainly have, m y i w u lUJ1 u l k , n f tb o u l U u l beaally tÜ5JLOlnl_wboro l i £ £ £ b * d t h . parting ; - b o y - d o n i; | make It cloar? Why, |ahaufTeurl *’8uch fine morals, you I’m simply delighted—«nd gratefu l— ta a w B shoulder ' Uy dr n e a r bo) w hv l. lghlnut’ ’’ Hy Jove. he a.most Ru l ' d ' Y i . r o not J'-king now are jou?' l i e peered enviously Into ui) lace "No. by George. I brlleve you really mean I f " And he wont lo pu:. ping like mnd "How awfully good of you— self sacrificing Is the word! Aro you qulto sure you don't mind ?” "MindT” Hy Jove, I think I looked what I felt at such a dashed silly question “Wall! well! well! My dear young frie n d !” And oh, ho wont on In the most disgusting vyny— why, dnsh It, you would havo thought I was doing 1 guessed, though, him some favor! that It waa the usunl custom, but It seemed rum— for I should hnvr thought thnt In giving your dnughtet away, you put tha thanks up to th* other fellow But PugBley says the rulo vnrlos— quite often vnrlcs! Any how. I felt so gratified th at I bad tak en the honorable course nnd spoken (o her f a th e r— umlorrtand so mnny dc not nt all, you know. Aa It waa, II guvo mo qulto a ccm lo rtablo glow ol pride, and 1 reflected how much t>ct ter It always la to follow tho wtia dictates of your what'a-lta-namo! "Hy J o v o ! " 1 fought. as 1 nodded th . ao grateful ta wmj» ----------- i “ T * * I .1 II T U C h J E will lie I In* high mi ni in ( h r l i i ' i m m rtlt.vl In be ll tr w i i i i i t i is well mill f u v o ra b l y hir County k n o w n in t hi s in t h e Cu m <)riiiij*o set’li o:i ;in<l h a s t h e jH'Ople wh o h a v e known I’m I rruMirrr te ciion iR * rr>j)« r In w . ih r 1 ..I m i . .« • h i m f r om e;irlie>l • lit«<;!> h a s t h e q i m l i f i c n l i n n s of n t ho r o i n jh b u s i n e s s in m »■«■ ,.. 1« •! InnifMy mill n . o r a l i l y a m i w i 11 (ill t h e oll in* t<• tin file!ion of his c o n s t i t u e n c y anti will r e c e i v e u mo st id < H e is t h e n i m l n l n i r •.f tl i I l n l l cr i n R v o t e in c l s c w l i e r e in t h e c o u n t y . (lie He s u r e mid umrk S«»n(•.t *1 um t. J . H. TU C K ER For County Treasurer NEXT TUESDAY W. E. Candidate for C ounty SHI NE S o lic ito r — Orange w .,j . T h ig p e n & County c o m p a n y A ¿E N T S General Fire I n s u r a n c e Office with HOLDEN RE A L E S T A T E CO. Florida �s ii T" ' ' m rnf SANfOKI) itrRAID 1.1 *11 9 0 9 0 9 9 SENATOR LOUIS C. M ASSEY © C A N D I D A T E F O R RE-IMOMBIMATIOIM <# • JL\ 9 9 9 9 9 9 e S e n a t o r M A S S E Y h a s t a k e n a l e a d i n g p a r t in i he. S t a t e S e n a t e e v e r s i n c e h e e n t e r e d t h a t b o d y . ho ( n in in ittees on w h ich he h a s se rv e d a re th e . st i m p o r t a n t in t h e S e n a t e . H e has been » im ii m a n of t h e C o m m i t t e e o n J u d i c i a r y ; o f t h e C om m ittee on F in a n ce and T axation , and on t ' ' M in im ise on L eg islativ e E x p e n se s, besides ( m a p as a m e m b e r of th e C o m m itte e s on Con>i F i n a l A m e n d m e n t s , E d u c a t i o n . A p p r o p r i a ­ tion^, H : h e rie s , M m t m , C o r p o r a t io n s , R a ilr o a d s , C »• i.* s a i H T i d e g . . i p l i s , a n d R u l e s . C o n s e q u c n t i ;•> o b t a i n e d a k n o w ' l e d g t * o l S t a t e a f f a i r s a n d * • •< i ¡ . . t i w n a t t e r ' s t i n t w o u l d n a t u r a l l y I k * oi u s e to t h e p e o p l e o f t h i s s e n a t o r i a l d i s t r i c t . t i i > r e t o l d is n o t a t t a c k e d in a n y p a r t i c u l a r . © 0 © G 9 9 € (T © fc 9 « © tf; © 9 <© £ * £G 0 A ® 'C' Ü ^( fc .z * H *v .- vt C M-T. IT *v » • .> Æ g . . . \ ’ i ’t & M & X i i : - #r*vf h r î n? .l ~ ■• .i >•» * . Vx* * *.' A .. • , , / Y ■• . W HY ; M AKE - H •ifei H fl?: . iai k’i i .. l ‘S l •Ili CHANGE? J3I 3 'M l..I. \ii.l itili k- 1 il 1 l T " k « J u III»» ♦ » a a ln i -I ." I till! •t| I ny g ' H f . ho . oi.i ti. io.! " III.i l ««U U 'll t k l l " W "l"l 1 r. e. • :n«* 1 • . * •• 1« 1 l'.'f ■. Lii» MÎ vi ! cil t Wl.ilt ll w i l l 1 HI) ii'.r l 1 JtlRf ! il' . hl '!• \o . II.I ,i *' •! o li ' tul i to it V I r* l à« ||o » «J « • I . I >, ,|(.i t •• then wont on th.iiighl- lullr: “ d n l r. i i yt i i . w. I f F r n n c l t . •re , !. « l i ) ••illllt'Ht, W l l ) 1r.1' »* 1»,’ 1• , 'fi M t S . I"|. • • L i ! Il . L" a j M) .• • t u off l u ti r»t il g; 1\ »"(lid niiik.' fm ' f" unii ll- l lir. llir» li cd. r» 1 • 1 1 « Il .nlily .I «, , *f • . r Id i 1 ili, due- n Illing it! l . v . i I liRil jowl got Hint (nr • . - ■ n t,; , liond w |l li n ki nd . * ri liis in'ii Hil l IH Il I o tl»y a nd n a k e d o l d M o r l e y , m y of « f f a l r a , b u t f o r g o t w h a t b o QtTl?_oguJ4 ram amber afUr- I 2 I ni i h ' ’ I. ••fi mill -- . ‘ ; ». . fq 1 , •! I >• ' I i : «|t n • \ ■»i*r \i *11 \I ! . I I rt' t lisi r I U ¡Hi*. Hi" 11 I •r of I I O. t l i l n t li K :t ■M «y • ! , !‘; I , ' ’ ¡.j . i| ti:>i ciiiililn t lot hi m i r ‘ i »h. I m i ) , yon , • | ,1 •¡,. i «h i.td in y den i .. | i t •a t . a Jnl l i ha n g dunli „1 » • Itli I »Mi! ml. g 'l , i , r •’ •• it I -I (-i-r i IhmI kllld . |.. , H |hi nil l till .I'lg.i Ilf I ho t llbl« im' a i n ponsltlvii. dun t you , |. Mr ji ) ll1) -, 1 flld.iad, Ul>— I 80e y o u ■ir*» n o t ' * ' ho «alii wa r ml y I d r « « a light h tilt nl rl l y "Of , , ur . . r . " | iiufTrd. » h a t you nr., t hi n k It g nf I h l o l l r Hoivnnt, tnit 1 I nhol hi m a light wi nk I vo k <" "» t h i n k a ¡ f I,, ........... my ow n af f ai r, d o n' t I . t gl i t ni i t ’ ' Ho e nu ght mo hy t ho Ills f i icr r e d d e n e d nl mont filai k. Mi . lour hoy i r n t hoi mnnd p a r d o n s ! I HH«uro you 1 111111 . ( I o It- Continued 1 / .... P O L I T I C A L .... * A N N O U N C E M E N T S / lu Coughed llir V o te rs of O rm i*r the Ju d g e . ho w*ah nh.<uf t o s a y s o n io ih ln p . hut h e did Hot look up M> -love, lui» I ululimi t h a t lie w .'ltt r e tili) hilhy, r<> I m i g h t hII(i out w ith o u t d a n g e r of offending h im ' Ilut 1 w as a f r a i d to c h a i i c u I t — did mi w a n t lo ruh (!>*► r i g h t , d o n ’t y o n k n o w , on a c c o u n t {if Frances. K new h e w as m1111 teelllig a hit p l u c k e d o v e r hln slip of tile to n g u e allow cil | lalnlv In* w a s l ."th er« d. you k m . » J o n I'm.Id tell 1*1 111» pu* !• eti'd I ' l l ' « il l Mo» " ii li" k 'l 'i i I c a t l n g tils r I . r " f t t S»» k n o w i n g ili.it ili" I" ai thing w.m (>> appear inn olisi loos Ju st g i v e him timo, you know— I fell carelessly to jin g lin g borio coins In my pocket nnd t a p p i n g m y f o o t upon t h e h a r d w o o d , »•If t r i ! And O s ceo la C o un ties I fu rrliy anrtiMittrr ifial I im a ramlufalr fur rr rln (mu .1 « Srnatuf frnili Mi*- IWlli lUurii I «ufijn t »•• »hr ai'dnn nf llir Drim« rain Uriinar) I »hank )mi e.nt rr» ly fur yiajr « iip |hmI in thr pa«t ainl if >inj approvr my Ir^mlalive I fr«i»*w ifull) mil' it ymir • pporl ajtaln m M Loci a ( M ^v»n I o r C on stable I hrrrhy anruainrr my*r|f at rarwtklaie for rr ti nt Inn lu (hr ufllir ••< Cuntlaflr of JiiilKX uf |Va»r Duirw i No t »fik-h liw'liwlei vnlin« prr r hi« la Nn* 3 I a«»'I 23 am! «**(u it thr «up i..f| ol ui|rr« nl »hr mining IW-iimw falk pritliaf) Al'Ml ("Ift I !• I : K I VI „ T»ta I »,• r r t . ) iriii'fin*« m* • mrl••!(}« > (••» Mir uftii r , • 1 ( ..(••(««Mr uf ihr (f*1 )>i»tWr I'ru r «1»««r m t nn | i i. | | | 4 vntlllj pm Hi- ll l 2 -*> and I In 'hr ||i pruat hinrf primar) April 30|h I'M 2 if • In Ini I «•ill perfotm (he iluttra rrmtrit nlioutly am) lu ihr firtl of my ability I will hy ¿ritifull (o my friend* fur theif tuppmt. bni* W S mith |i IHN I I firrtfi) Kiiii.Miiiif- - It li liot»f*«t » \ M »I HS4 IN I ,|i.I li. I n I K I N •. ! I I I • I firfrliy iniiHMintT myftc'f n c*ni»*ll«1 utr f»»r Ifir nf (ViT uf ('ounly Trmturrr In asking )«»«» »tipiMir« in ihr totnlnji primary rlrrtlon fur thn * r r) im |N»rtiinf pl«rp wliirh i$ to (*r |lvrn In wiiik on« l»> . t h r | w - m t a r n l k \o tr r« of Uii* k m i i i I i .ini! if )«»u ««in *>»vir «•»») « Irnf tn liormr n»r » i i l i lhi« i»!»»« * I l•ft*111 |»e )<H| llirtl I will lit r||| llltir» uimIk ill i> iiii.it »I... •*« *lra ||> rfit.lfi! iihjI inlifrale fttl i* In • m tna I-.»» t 1 >Miri *•■») iinl> I ll I •»* i .tin a ■iii«lt*|»«l* f. w,l.(ri r I * * Hf a||||T I .Olili) it I mu « >dmlkUlr Irfu/f ifi for flHli.twr nf fhr I r^|| 1 ’ • Ir* tnj f «ill rr(.rr»«-||| .. I or (.mini \ 11 o .i m k rr I • tfit Is nil* full« Volrli u( Ut angr ( onnI » aiiift ■ ■«.it' * I ««ll !*• i . ninlkinlr for rr rl#w (ton In Ihr Stair I iTnIdidrr fruin l)r«ii^r idioti tuliin t tn (hr Ue « i*H>n of thr (ViiurratK: primary hrhl A pdf 30th liny m£ arrvrtf ihr iw-mplr of thr ('■Minty fur one Irmi III till* (liTl.r ¿Ivo« llir thr tw-firflt of r|(wrl * M> r n% i ligielntor ami thr ktu.»Ir«l|(r anjiitrril h> Itili Wfvl.r p . r * in. a (w-ttrr o|»(*ortunil r It. wnrk f»M ni) lointiiucm t (fmtntf «mothrr irmi tn thr I rtlitlalurr I ••am l.ail n il f• rln lion li. *f,t ititi I f••m. f i I or St«1tr l r glalaturr f'c a c .r « i l l r t h l r m u i t o DM I f i r uffii * I th• hi irf.l the .«l'prut al I or h («»■ «! r U -1 Utili til Ihr tint »ill rialrsvi.f io rritirn »ill m m »Hfl un > »tmr hrart) Hr«i»w (full), (iriaLi Knt J* fur Krprnr ni u dir in tfir |rjjt«lolurr of ih« • » tir ..f f luri.fa. fur Oratifr iiNinly Se Mt » I A Ki « 1 1 1 ta fo r (o u n lv S c h o o l llonrd ei»-» ni. ffir uffin- In.in Unirà i Nfi 2 1• I -luditr Sh rflf! t i n n i i ) «uf i j r i t l n i h r i l r r i t Hm of l l i r t i r i mn r ) in far fi rhl on Apri l 30 I H 12 •>( O m i t g r iVnuaratM (fir u(Titr uf ('ouniy Solicitor «»if»je« I (n Ihr a< linn •»f Ifir Urnua rnlh Urirnary and rr«t»rrlfiilly a«k | r o r S ta le A ttorney fur your «npporl Tu (hr lk'tn<rr«tlc Votrr. ut thr Sevrnlh Ju«lM«l W E Smwr Cimili »f rtnrlda I lirrrti, «nnuuiH-« ihal I ani a raiuiklalr fui rr a|>i«>ln(mrnl ni Siale Allnrnrir fot (he Serrati) f u r S u p e r in t e n d e n t of P u b lic In struc JuilkIni Cimili of Klorlda, tu birci lo (he action nf (he tkrinarrallr prlinaiira In Aprii. 1912 tlon V ini flave fmnorM ine wllh Ini« olTior and I ha», I .i ifir Vulrr« of I frailer ('«Hint y rndravurrd lo dcacrvc youf amfldence In me hy I firrrfi^ annuuiM'a dial I am a t artdldalr fur Mir • duini my duly lo tbe ! t « i of my abilily uft)cp uf Counlv Suitrrintrmlrnt uf Uuhlir Inttrur If rrai'tninlnl. I plrd«r yuu to do all In inr linn lu iiMvml my nr If. »uhiect (u (hr action of (he power lo uphnld taw and nrdrr In our rimili, wllh approach Inf IVniorralk' primary preluda-r lo none and wllh falrnea» (u all J fr«-l that I arn (wc-nliarly fllinl for (hi* ofthr fiy Tfianklnl ymi tor pati kln dn r« I re«p»vtfiill» nfiM'atWmnl 'junlifk otlon. and hy njirririMr in ai* ynur «upporl minili management of imall and large schools, nnd in I na C Jo«». , deslinf wllh teachers, by nsiursTiefnprrsrnent and Sialr Allurney love fur (he work and by familiarity with die tlr mil* nnd (hr (rnrral demand* of the office acquired durlntf my Present locumhenry If elected lu die f o r Tax A s s r s s o r ofTkcr the nlucnlioual intrrrstt of (he mumy will fie i I aniUK jnre m y c a n d i d a c y for re e le c ti o n to the upnn mv heart mul I will emlrsvor in rvrry »a y In office uf T a i A s s e s s o r o / O ra n S e c»"inly *ub)r^i lu im jr^ rif J f M. K h w m I »i*fi |u aniMNiiKe in (fir vulrrs of Orange I uijntjf dial I »ill I»- a i andklalr fur Ifir ofTue uf iff f<M ifir *nt«l .*»»jril) *uf>irt I (u ihr primar* NfieriL lo l*e held April Hflh |IM (dreiSe myself "*2 Arni And pledge (o carry oui ihr law without fear or favor to any mie. and «perlai privileSe* io nunc. I respectfully atk your support Keapectfully. rpuias Kaxtl ■ . g fc- . * .» r »il II' llir 'In«*« |i>n nf ihr lenite ft.fM pflllinf) in I*- firM .ai Aprii HI UH 2 V* UJjAM Maina I firrrh) aniiiMiiirr ni)»rif a rnnilUInlr fur re* «p(HM|ilnirnl tu llir ufllrr uf )u<]|{rof (he » rKllilial I ani a t amlalAlr fui ihr nflhr i»f ShrnfT nf Or | Cauri of Krronl iuli|nl tu (he ai lWxi uf »hr Drillof|llj|i' iiNlllly «uhjn l In (tir ilr* t«h»n uf (|i*- Ikrmn rrntii primar) In la* hrhl Aprii 30 11112 llavin^ I « rnlfc Urimary T UnTma Wattua u n n i in (tir « npa<ity uf i|r|mi> «hrnf! uf (hr iimiii I)' fur n numlaar uf yrara ami frinii familiar »Ufi (hr il tj I Ir 4 (jf f hr tallir | frr I I full I ran Iravr f o r C lrrK Circuit C o u rt tfir <4 * riiiiiii uf ut) aliilif) ritlirrl) lo (fi« vulrr« •>( I anniKjmv my candidat* for (fie piksilion of Umritfr mu nì) ( ' hai M H * mj t'lrfk <f ifir (!irc«nl ( «airt of Orange tuunty subject tu Mir dr* istori uf thr iVnui falir primary to t* f o r Couiity Sollcltor • field on April 30 1912 IfavlnS serve*! die najntv Tu thr Ife*m<« rntf»’ Voirr« nf Or inar Courit) in dus ra(>acity fur a manlier of years I again ask I firirti) aiinmjmr ni) «amlalnr) fur fr ap|nini for I he «ufTrai(e uf lf»e |*n»(.|c My (>asl rrounl is furili lu Ific ofThc irf munì) woJi.llu» i*f Oran*r mv f***! rr*nniiiiendalIm UNiftly «iflijn i tu thr minimi lkrim« ra(i< prf I! M KnaiNVM mnrirs Sfumi.1 1 fw in furlmialr ut lo tmirr rn ••minriMlamm fui rr ap|Hiinlmrnt fur anuitirr inni f or I h x C o lle ctor uf nfflir il »ili !»• ni) rarnr«l rrnlravur al all j tlllir« (Il prffurill I fir tfulir« llH'Iirilfa*flI llpHI llir I hereby aniMainte myself a* a candidate fur (tithfi.ll> ami frarlntly lo ifir ftr«( uf my afilli») rr rln ih»n lu ifir office of Ta« (’oUftloc of OranSe (.(«> A DiCnnt.» ('«Mini) • utijn 1 o the (>rm<«.rnttc Urirnary If ('ounlv Ss>lk't(ur elected I pledge to you my faithful service as I have endeavored t»i give in the past io thr OriTHara»»« Voirfi of (franar ('nugly W F. M i m a 1» f a i l h r u l l u »f ir ( M i l l n tf,r l»n«tp4 l "f ( «rulli) J'itfrfr •,( Orali<r l (Hinl). d(J1 1o<1 1 it r • hi* • «i•.11.1.«« * nf Luunl v I a» awir • I lirrrf'* n iiutMin« r m ) laittlkfa«) f**r rr rlrsimn S h rrlff . .f f l t ' r m May mg >n m i unr tifiti s« a tnrnifwi «»f ili« • ' tini« **• fi>«>) lifiinl I »ili lw fi . atiilklalr f.u tr I ur e ■ of thr MioI r»w|,i fo r f r Hlltrrd J u stier J li» COMI Ol I I.M. Hi limili mill Ht mi SI» Im. iniiiHilhnl iftrmirlvr* tut d m .lift, t <•( Justhr i.f Jfir iVtiir ut) friniti« fuor prevailed nil llir t•» t«* Miiur n lAiitlidllP in |irc« Ulti» Nu 3 find 23 Of amir ( . « m l ) «u)i|n t In Ifenu« ralle primnr> If Jall ire A loll 's fo r rt.ii s lUi ll h Ii h i ) i • ill/» 1 ?!•■» ‘ |n i | M . I'll III« fl. lini Didn t know, dnsh It. how much 1 * *f(>rth. Went down In Wall ntreot ,v j II " I n n . i."iio riy. u! .a\ l-R. I set wan. It J\irsl neeliinil to Ilia ‘He llicru »im womothlni! lu thn nlr— Oerytody soutuod hu (juror— w oil, jol>7 Huddled, | nhullld cull I t ’ idea Illd been gradually coming to tun Unit I * * » tho only ouu who appiim/d to l>»Tn nny clour tindertiiiihdliig of thlngj; and Honiuiiow thn rnal|/iitloii I'M tURiln mo devlllah uervoua—tho fwtHiCfIhliity, don't you know! And Jum nmn thn Judfto look ml ninl ^*nl; at hln watch, muttored bouionnd hltchrd up to tho tahlo •tr**ti w|th papers. He bent ov.-r *•*!» n frown, roitgliml o il'll), |Tlk*ced Ml lu,‘ nntl bent nguln with n Of coutho, I «nw ho wua mi t ov‘‘ r audden cotfkclounncR" of * treak hn hud made, and wnn atrlva£ to cover Ids omliarrasnnient. And. hy Jot«, It socnied to mo ho C!lbl to foci otnbarruB.ied, for Iho ,,r7 nimniost thing jrct won thin tfMjr lofatuation (or this lufernul tMuffeur. It wnn pitiful— oh. dl*If you nak mo—nnd tho moro *®t,o<»UH* it whii Hometlilng Hho did ®t ihhro, I know oho didn't, you no* ■ No. It Avna plain enough, (lash ** ,tlnl 1,«twopn her father and thla «ker of a c h a u f f e u r , my poor Uur*•* » « s being crowded to tho what’*•nitmri. This was what nhe had ®***tt had hinted at— and, l.y Jove, ,“ ‘>d) to wngcr nnythlug on It: *A*,r to put up all I wan worth, you »Host I . wi l l ; I .. h. - I ■ i I l l « II I 11 I " _ <• i n . i l t f - r , e v e r y t h i n g w ih ho <imi countmt for no'h . ¡'Ill'll |' ’ I. i n » t i ........... .. ■■ ‘l'i l i Xl ' n' illln.irir fi I I •Ill'll II -• >1 i l'Rbl. 'l t>ntil*iiit*z llion , .h i , , ; g In il k Vu'i In n i r i l » « „ . i ................ . v o f » h ii ► llh imiii*li.«., iii) iliiir 1.I k li I <>Ht I'ninn r i gh t N . l o r «.i 1 I h i ' i r i l n o w . b n Hnl il , hy I . mi f i mi kl y Ilk« Unit, you k n o w ! ‘ Ilut • h i * *i <>r I . |i oi i H o r n u t t u n I r i g i l l * t|l,. t a c t Is tin o p e n e d unit ntiul till I I, ' l l • I ft I* r o l l , ti ll s niMIl lust 1 u all It io r\o. ii|i m u know I ti ni n J.t 1 v\ .»H, Il know. 1 1 rr-ui . i v«>. .Orli, (or f l i nt >im Rcnggin». ititi., »•mi ».1 limit. Iini' "rr 1 , • I IM f « wir - • "n i • K - »!«• liti» MJ.» .1 or J i't| •«» •*•1 * 1 1 n h *i j 1 i-t-rl m it iiiiii'l n r l r r l l i n h n e u f ■riräfljfiMÖifr- éin m w bl III*1 t i n likiHl of t h e [ I r m w f a l k ' p r im a r y In fw hrhl on April UUf. 1912 Avrws Hitt f o r C o u n t> Com m ission er I will be a candidate for re elecTlon to the office of County Commissioner uf Oranie Cirunty subject to the decision of the lieroirratir Urirnary held AprU 30th, 1912 _ w f i u i WoocevfT. jtòm �April 26, 1012 THE SANTORO MERALO | An Appeal for a Square Deal From Leading Gil Kissim m ee, Florida, A pril 8 th , 1912. T o the Dem ocrats of Orange C ounty: We, the undersigned D em ocrats of O sceola County, desire to subm it the following to the consideration of the D em ocrats o f O range C ounty. W e have the highest personal regard for S en ato r Louis C. Massey both as a m an and as an official. W e also havq the kindliest feelings for O range County and its citizenship. — -V There is no form al agreement (and there can be non e) between the D em ocrats of O range and O sceola to alternate the Scn atorsh ip between the two counties, but there is, and always has been, a custom to alternate the Scnatorship, som etim es after one term and som etim es after two consecutive term s. This custom has not yet been broken. Orange Coim Jy has the strength to break this time honored custom . O sceola County being too weak num erically to prevent th e breach;*l3ut might can n ot lh jk l' rTj^hi. — -^ 8 ■*** .. We appcaL to your sense o f fair play anil to your*sensc-of j« stie e n ot to break the o ld -cu ^ o m . O sceola is entitled, by right of precedent, to the Senatorship and we earnestly request you to candidate, Arthur E . Doncgan, who has no opposition from tins county. W e thiuk vote for O sce o la ’s I; W. B. MAKINSON A. E . D R O U G H T L. II. IN G R A M J . J . G R IF F IN XX E . L. L E S L E Y M . J . H IC K S JN O . L . O V E R S T R E E T JA S . II. SM IT H C. W. DANN II.' D. G E IG E R R. T. B U T L E R L. H. COHOON II. ( LAY ST A N FO R D VV. J . S E A R S ♦+ XX ♦♦ It +Î II « ti T . M .Ç M l RRI1Y c. W. GIRFFIN 44 +v 44 +4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 J. W. M IL L E R G . T . S IN G L E T A R Y L. EA PARTIN’ W . L. M O SEI.Y M. KATZ J . L. REA \'E S W. B.CHARRIS F . W. S T A L K ER 44 44 44 44 44 44 + 4 444444444+ 444*444+ 4*4 ORANGE AN * J .A A A .N A / .A A A A .j. *> EDITORIAL W h it th« Leavsnworth ( K m i . f Tim e* Ha* to Bay Anant Florida Orange«. Urui.gr*— it * .....I tliliift in «t«rt u l i l i u i l . u l will, .till] a nil.I, ||, lift Lu oal J »1 b v l n r v i . III. li ft. a « , n u l l,^ i o Hi » mull) pi t opl o. l i r c t t n a u due tura »ay thu) uro huallhy. bi-causo grocer* »ell theui cheap, because tliu houaewlve* have little trouble Work lug thum Into any kind of an e i t r a tnur«» and bi-rauau ever) body like» (Item, the orange 1* one of the bent ►•■Her» among fruit on the Imal mar ket It pruhali) never linn ,,crurred to n.ati) people a In, eat oritiigr« over) ■la) that it,ere u re nioru Uiuli o n e vu n e t ) of orange* or that they do nut all come from Florida While It 1» true that most of the orange* »old by the grocers here do com« from Call fornla, It la alao a fact that Florida furnlihea the mlddlo Weat, whenever we can g e l her to do bo . The atatc of Florida Benda moat of hot crop to the F a *te rn market» and it 1« only oci uatonally, ua now when the (./all for nia crop I* not up to fiar, that the marketa her« get Florida to "com e through" with Borne of her fruit, the beat grown In the state*. Orange» from Florida are Just like vegetable! from there, fur better than thoao from California. For matance. there la the ituaaot, an orange which 1* heavy with Juice. The akin I* very thin and little I* lost In peeling Borne of the Many Varieties Herman Witt, the grocer, told of a few of the many varieties of or ange* which are aupplled the house hold here: From California thero are four vn rlotlea coming In order— navel*, from Southern and Northerji California both, tho*e from the former, the high land*, being tho finest; then there Is the seedling which cornea later; then the Mediterranean Sweet which growa near the rivers and tho lust crop, the l.a tc Valencia* which ha* a seed, hut which I* yory 'good. In California, th ere 1* no time of tho year when th ere 1» not eith er a bloesotn or fruit on the tree, the fruit extending from November» through Ju ly ." ' T h e I'JRght and the Golden iiu iaet from F l o » ! * aro th e ir two heat produota. Botl*. -baYo aeeda, are heavy With Join« and deliciously *woct. We w ere fortu nate In getting tho Florida b a b l ’ * of oroduot* thH JHJU tor tfcft flr*t time •;* -j* A A A v + A A A A <• A + A A A A A A A A .* E + > ♦ <•+•> ^ *5* V + ■<%*•> v* •> + v *•* *£* v *î*+ < • + In yi'an pant Till« « a « l.iiauae of jhe unusually poor uuality of th« Cal Ifoniln fruits Tlie heat grapefruit also cornea from Fldrlda, I Milnk. al thougti w,. gel a lltUe from Culil, ima California, however, supplies m* with the tangerines the smaller oi/.-,1 or ling,- and till« ve.ir^*IMi the k iiniiut M,„ i „ n - ni a" • iio " ' •' ! ’ Ii” Tho enforcement of tho ''green fruit law ' Ilea In the builds of the growers with tjielr hnlots. Vote for the man who will enforce and uphold the luw, and ttio law will lie enforced. - + * > * 5- * H + «C* + + <’ •> v V ❖ V ♦ ♦ ♦ DAYS TH U R S D A Y TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH O xford s and High Sh oes, P aten t Leather, T a n , Gun Metal and V ici. A ll our S to ck of Ladies Sh o€s (E x c e p t Queen Q u ality) M isscs, Boys and C hildren's at T w en ty-F ive Per C ent D iscount, A ll Leathers. A ll Queen Q uality Shoes T en P c r C c n t D iscount. Now is the T im e to Buy Your C h ild ren’s S c h o o l Sh oes. . . . A . New Store > New Goods - Large Stock to Select From * ^ *, •«,* .— ■*— V» — * — ^ WOODRUFF & WATSON GARNER & WOODRUFF BLOCK SANfORD, FLORIDA [iiDiaDtoiDgiDiiiDcxiDarinnnfsiniH iniau ii • 1 . H 0 O ur E n tire S to c k will be S o ld at Reduced P rices. M en ’s Edw in Clapp, W alkover and B oston ian s will be S o ld at -• ’ - J API L 1 8 , 1912 . ' ' , if- -.'I- * 0 To charge or Insinuate that the management of the E x ch an g e ''got their'»'' can only he for the purpoao of discrediting the organl/.atlon with thoao who do not know true condi­ tion». First and last, for one thing or another, M anager W. C Tem ple bna put out o ver 160,000 of hla pri­ vate fortune toward advancing tho c^use of co operation In Florida Prea ldN»C F>igej>«r'T n>lM tiger peyaonnlly 0 money th bylid -nno of the I finest cltrua packing houses In the world, and at a time when ho must have known that he would hnvo to pay out more money to carry It along. Other gentlemen of means have h ack ­ ed Florida Cltrua E x ch an ge notea with I heir sign atu re* and they hnve j .ill become tired of Irving to help the grower who will not try to help him self A* umbrella holder» they hnve been a atircea*. hut they now wnnt tho other fellow to help do th e hold­ ing If thera I* to' be any umbrella to --Î T s l i . A lis n n n r m n m is n iH im n m tu BEGINNING Make your eandtdutcs commit them ■elves on the (jucatlona of vital In ter­ est to you, and down the mun who won't atiy where he stands - +•> + + BEFOR E TAKING STO CK H . + + *> TEN Editorial Comment» Clipped From tho Florida Grower. .... -I* ■> v *!• ■> *’.* •> *F + Having Sold M r. W . E . W atson an Interest in my ShoeBusiness we have Decided to Pu t on a S p ecia l S a le for GLEANINGS hold. + REDUCTION SALE preserved the kutnquat " The reason for the nlniost unin ter­ rupted good crops In Florida \tr Witt thinks (« because of the sandv soil ■ 1>,-!li«r very productive and fold'd to ’ bis the warmth which i" tti"« to It ft. in tin- t’. 'ilf S 11o.'im 1*1. t da '1 r U . t ' «aid mav tie tn a |*o- 'toll to . (ijilv the whot* * filled w Ct • » with »r -.. • «otiie d.w w to • 'to hit..I - I•v■’l* , rlv tilled I '-nvenworth •Ka« i f toe" GROWER <• •!*•!•<• *!*v w w w . . r „ 11 K•• fanillv I I, 1“ • ' - ki l l ¡,t,,l .ill til f.O ' til- Bk 'I !- ' I • • «t purl Of It T i l l s y e a r t hev. h a v e e v e n SOME *.'* V V + V + Ÿ + < * V • ‘ ' ■x.:Vt>"Sd , tW. a . �K ?.. m . r**" ] 9 f *. — , « v v * ■' , •• > April 2 6 . »M2 TME SANFORD HERALD 15 .................... .. %«.................. ...................... "•fa KEEP T H E M O N E Y AT H O M E D o y o u k n o w th a t m o r e th a n O n e and D o lla rs le a v e s th is s e c tio n s u ra n c e . m oney L T h in k w hat a w o u ld b e to th is <> H u n d re d T h o u s ­ ••3 e a ch y ear for L ife I n ­ g re a t b en efit th is a m o u n t o f c o m m u n ity if left at hom e. - M . « ... ■ -JM The American Bankers Insurance Co. - L'fir 4 A n Old Line legal Reserve Insurance Company is owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers in different sections of the country, was organized for the specific purpose of keeping the money at Home. It is the only Lite Insurance Company that invests it’s money locally. 7*- BeTore taking- E ife Insurance^don't- faih to examine Its contracts ancf ' ^ — rate?$ at the Peoples Bank. - j — L ■/ a THE PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD T H IS is to certify that this Bank has a Contract with the Am eri­ can Bankers’ Insurance Company ol Chicago, whereby the Company agrees to deposit in this Bank all monies it receives lor Lite Insurance in this section and the same to be loaned out in this community. H. E. T O L A R , Cashier Is i .> : : FO R : : Oscar Underwood THE SOUTH’S CANDIDATE FOR P R E SID E N T Hon. W. A. Bankhead Will address the people of San­ ford on this most im­ portant subject Monday, April 29th At 4 O’Clock V‘ ** •’ arTs C o r n e r ■ » /■ • On Park Avenue v ■* - i 'ME OUT AND HEAR HIM tr « f alse Report Corrected T o l h r T . t r Mtndrd f r n v l e irf t h r Seventh Juthcliil 1‘ irvull uf I lo u t. Since I hnve been uiinvusning fur voles for re-uppor iilinent p> tfir office uf siutr ntornry for (lie ».•venlti rirnnl. I liml lliol ll Inis been l lidustf inti»t y t'llt iilotrd IIni I I wiis l|i riillnlliis.ee •luring (lie sc..mil of llir lust legislature. doing nil in my (uiwrr to defeat the re appointment of lion Mi Hoi'S. Jo n e s ns Juditeof said circuit. Tins report is absolutely untrue, as every friend of Judge Jones is compelled to testify Beyond pulling my name on (fir judge» lietltiun for re npi.iinltnent to tin- pidgeslilp. I look no port in the mutter, either j hy letter or |iersonally Tin judge» de frul wu» due entirely lo tlie net of tin; governor, und tin. i. thr whole of it. Ii tius been suggested to me that some secret \enemy lias circulated tint report for the l«irposr of injuring me with (hr judge und his friends. Tins is certainly not u fair deni, as the followiriit facts show. During tlie jodResliip contention nt Tal­ lahassee the news came to us nt Orlando, my home (own. Unit Governor Gilchrist would .tot make Mon Mi;u>( S Johk* judge under nny consideration, (lint the gentleman to whom lie had tendered (he office lias refuser) it, and the governor win contemplating offering tlie judgeship to me. At this juncture n number of my friends urged that application l>emnde for me for Hie office. Now. being informed and believing (iiat Judge Jo n e s had retired from the fRce, (his was done, hut subse<|ueotiy teurnmg (liar he had not retired, (rut wns still in the race, I wrote to the governor tlie folI >wng letter, to wit: JOHN C. JO N E S Candidate for S l a t e \ltorney Se ve nth Judicial Circuit. I l l s ucl iii m i s ( i a ( 11 in m ,iikc<l l»y e h >sc .it te n tu rn t o th e P u b l i c S e r v i c e ; Careful and due regard for e con om y; Coupled with the best results to the State. A C lean ca m pai gn . A ( Ic a i R e c o r d a n d A C le a i I le a d . I Ic has made good and The People Want No Change. { lice, so if lie is n factor in (Ins matter. I um out. hut if (lie judge is iituuilulely out of the a^J>iderntmn. then u. between nth i ers I will he free to contest for tins high office hut whether npimintrd nr not it will not affect my efforts to make tlie ilejiuri merit embracing the ofllce I now hold, an ho no. and credit to yuur KxcellenLy . ml [ ministration. (Signed) Yours very truly, Jons ('. Josr.s You nil know itie rest, to wit Tlie judge did not route down und tlie governor n|>pointed lion Jam es W Perkins, who will Orlando. Horkla. May I ft IDIl I make you an uble. upright judge. I recHon. Albert W Gilchrist. Governor of F1orkJa. |uinmend him lo your confidence and rcl*Af Sir Referring to letters of recent date mak­ BIXS’I Very truly. J ohn C Jours ing application for (he alleged vacant |*>sition of judge of the 7th circuit, I beg to say that said application is iwedicated sole­ WIII S tart On New Block ly upon the supposition that Judge Minor S. Jones will not be a factor In the propo- I J . I. Miller now hns his plnns for the j sit ion of appointment at all. new business block to tie erected on Mag­ If the judge is to be considered nt nil. nolia next to tiie liertild building and the pruy consider iny application withdrawn. My reason for (lilt position is ns follow. contractor S o Shlnholser. expects to Ihr tiuilding will A number of my friends in every county slurl m n few week. of the circuit linvr for several years been l>e n two «lory brick mid contain two Purging me to run against the judge. 1 stores nnd apartment» over the stores. told him. however, that I would not do so Mr. Miller will have a first class bakery os.long as he was judge, and I prefer ta built in the rear and occupy one of til« keep my word than to break it for any of- •tote rooms for his distributing depot. ten! i - Mrs j Brudy Hostess The F.very Week Bridge Club Was enter­ tained by Mrs () W lirndy Wednesday afternoon Two tallies of Bridge were 1 played Tlie highest score was made by Mr. t I. Miller, who won tlie tirst prize, a pink satin fancy-work bag. The second prize, a deck of cards, was won by Mrs. M. P. Driver. When the gnrnes of cards were concluded, delicious Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Brady's guests were.. k\rs. W. D. Moiden. Mrs. H. 1». Driver. j Mrs C. O McLaughlin. Mrs. C. M. Vorre. Mrs. L P. Hughes. Mr. F. L Miller. Mr. O. W. King. -------------- ----f Bryan At The Star Mon. W. J . Bryan will deliver one of his famous lectures tonight at the Star Thea­ tre. It will not bo a political gathering und the ladies especially are invited tu attend. There will be no reserved seats and it is a ca s e of come early nnd get your seats. Big Bankrupt Sale Tile Boston slock of dry good». »host, men * furnishing» and ladies soils will be sold at bunkruix sale beginning next Wednesday and lasting ten days. The chance of your life to get real bargains. Scs the advertisement in this issue. ' -----------— .¡us lis 1f\1 y*’• fif A fa ii �THE SANFORD HERALD 16 E T Work of Real Foreetar. Th® modern forester undertake* to make orchards profitable. There aro otchardlrta, to be «ure, irho know very well bow to care for their tree* and who do care for them ; but there are also orchards that are neglected or handled unaklllfully. The forester will take a run-down orchard and by intelligent, scientific treatm ent of the trees, with systematic care, make It produce big and handsome apples In' abundance. Feminine Curiosity. Little Eleanor's pretty cousin wore a new engagement ring, and the bud­ ding woman regarded the ring and the giver alike with- reverent eyes. One night when the happy man baa been Invited to E leanofa home for dinner, Eleanor, unconsciously gushing, burst forth with: "Oh, Mr. Dlank, do please tell me. In all the love atorlea I'ro read the men propose so sudden. When lt‘a coming on, does It—does It feel anything like a sn e e ie T . That Shining Note. A t the opera the young man who paid for the seats was engaged for a few tenae momenta In a study of a ■tunning woman of middle age who sat In the row In fro n t Then he turned to the girl at hla right, and whispered, "Look at the lady In lav­ ender; what la the m atter with her n ose!" The girl gave one glanoe at the shining "neb," then turned to her escort and whispered: "Enameled." IIK fetfV I r w . • Jr ■ . 1 - r » Flat Cheet. T h e occupation of a bookkeeper tends to bring the head and shoulder* forward and cramp the chest. Try to sit more erect and learn to atand tall, and stretch the body to Its full height. Many defects of (ho figure are due to bad poetures, but by exercise many defects can be corrected i »% k ' ___ f-L • t a - Never Let Him Forget It. The man who owes nil to hla wife la out going to bo permitted to forgot It tbla aide of the main e n tran ce to the cemetery In which (bo family lot la •ll u a t e d — Houston Poat * s~ Luxury In Cigars. The Rothschilds smoke the most costly clgara that are made— the Henry Clay Sobranos— which coat 11 60 each. These are wrapped In gold leaf and packed In little Inlaid cedar wood cablneta. No Doubt About One Thing. "It does not always take brains to make money," observed the father of the college boy aa ha lookod over that young man'a expense bill, "but It sure does take money to make brmlna." Too Busy for Serious Things. The growing Indifference of the ags Is appalling; men are too busy with their pleasures, their money-making, their politics, and a thousand things. — Exchange. Uss of tho Horse. Owing to the advancement of sci­ ence It would be posalblo to get along without boraea now, If It were not for the necessity of having a few of thsm at the annual hors« shows. All Too Frequent Mistake. The soul Is intended to guide the body In th4 Journey through Ilfs; the chief mistake which man makes Is that he permit* the body to guide the soul.—London Truth. S f -v ä . Real Llfs. The mintage of wladopt Is to know that rest la mat, and that real llfs Is la lore, laughter and work.— Elbert mi l; I Hubbard. Only the Belief of Snobs. The Idea that trade Is vulgar la one of the silliest Ideas that ever earns Into the brain of man. >) • J H f Arlstooratio Dairy Parmera. Dairy farming is popular aa a genu­ ina eouros of Uoogug’ to tha British ■ .»Vi fd s to w a r ;. • af - -, * A: {%*• ----* - ■rtrVi r IJ I J -V SIH IO V S A P R IL 2 9 t| i 2 9 th Will find m any attra ctiv e jb a rg a in s on display from all d ep artm en ts. All boats and trains a re daily bringing som ething new and fresh from th e L argest m e r­ cantile ce n te rs in th e country. Will he a gala day to all and every one attending ou r special M onday Sale, F IR S T C A LL RU G S A L E 29 C EN TS A t 9 :0 0 o'clock M onday m ornin g-true to its n a m e -a yard-w ide Bleached D o­ m estic, “ F irs t Call B ra n d ", 10 K Q p yards for .......................................... c l t / C 1 8 x 4 2 R ug in selected patterns. This g re a t rug special will be placed on sale M onday m orning a t 9 o'clock. W hile th ey last, a t, each . . . and by carefully readin g this advertise­ m e n t you can quickly realize what val­ u es a re offered for this day. . 29c 3 6 -IN C H C O L O R E D L IN E N 2 9 C EN TS 3 6 -IN C H N A T U R A L L IN E N 2 4 C E N T S This full w eight an d co u n t, N a tu ra l L in en colo r, all L in e n , a good v alu e a t 3 5 c . a y a rd ; Our price 24c 4 0 C en ts is a G re a t V a lu e for th is F n e Quality Colored L in en in L ig h t B lu e and L a v e n d e r. Y a rd w id e .n n Our P ric e , M o n d a y ...* .............................................. 4 d C 8 5 cen t P O N G E E 69 cents 12 l-2 c D R E S S G IN G H A M 9 l- 2 c 25 cen t K H A K I 18 cents N atu ral co lo r Silk Pongee, ab ou t 27 inches wide, a good value / ? Q „ for 8 5 c . ou r price o n ly ............ " v t A m o sk eag Dress G ingham , in light, m edium and d ark . A Q l ~ good v a lu e a t 12Mtc, ou r p rice 2^ S ta n d a rd w eight full width Khaki clo th , th e m a te ria l for ladies 1 n ou tin g or kn ock-ab ou t skirts I O C 17 -ce n to W H I T E G O O D S T 2 r T t e n t s H t r C . B E L M O N T .» A M jf f lP 2 5 Cento. H E ^ E D ^ N A P K IN S ^ 3-4 CENI Sp ecial V n luesup to 17c will be found 6 4 -in c h e s w id e-B leaclied T ab le D am ­ 17 doz I^epimet] D inner Napkins, Reg-1 u la r size and a good v alu e at 6c Q3 in this line, M onday, a t a -J ask in n e a t p a tte rn s , a good Our price for M on day,each only O 4CI v a lu e a t 4 0 c . Our P rice , Y d . . . 4 0 1 , y ard o n l y .,....................................... J G A U ZE V E S T S S P E C IA L TA LC U M P O W D E R SPECIAL 20 C E N T S ALL L IN E N 13 C E N T S One case of Ladie’ Gauze Vests just "Warranted All Linen" in Natural Only 288 cans of Air I h u t lalcuml Powder will be placed on \ilt- rj \ received, will go on sale Mon- Q l Linen Colors, good 20c value, day. at e a c h ............................. Monday at a can onlp * t| 27-in wide. On sale Monday at 13c 8k 6 0 cen t “ U N C L E S A M " S H IR T S 4 3 cen ts 5 0 cen t E L A S T IC S E A M D R A W E R S 39 cents The “Uncle Sam” is a genuine "Blue Bell" Chainbruy Work Shirt— regular style, two pockets. Our A price, each, only ................................................ tt O C Men's Elastic Seam Drawers, in all si/*->. tln > sell for 50 cents everywhere. Our Monday price per pair o n l y ...................................... Reflection on Cholly. ( ’holly (handling his friend's re volrer g in g erly)— *,1 suppose now If this should go off while I'm holding It like this It would blow my brains outT" Hie Friend— "No, It wouldn't do that, bnt It would bore a hole clean through your head." sii i A P R IL I 3 U T T E P IC K Balhriggnn Shirts and Drawers * Q see this special line, suit only T O L fo r M E N W O M EN S IE AND T li« Foot Giova C H IL D ­ • S N O W ’S S H O E S "Union M ade" Complete line Ox­ fords. nil styles and widths. It is a pleasure lo show these comfortable fit­ ting shoes at our smashing low prices. C H IL D R E N ’S P U M P S R EN Complete line in all colors also l>lk. and white, in lisle, half “silk and all silk sp ecial prices a t 13 c, 2 5 c , 4 8 c , 9 8 c a n d ........... 39c S U IT U N D E R W E A R 48c H O S IE R Y ■a \f Cold». Numbera of people ar# aufferlng Ju»t now* from lrrllatlng cold* In. th» head. A very simple home remedy which bring» almost Instant relief la to pour half a pint of boiling water on to a dram of pulverized camphor, and to Inhale the vapor for about ten to fifteen minutes. The annoying fits of sneezing, running eyes and heavy feeling In the head will quickly yield to this remedy. 1 B :iv — MONDAY AP«ÏI 26. 19(2 $1.48 Our large line of “Codman and Oxfords," are the wonder our low prices for these allleather shoes See our line at Selby’s Pum ps and O xfords in P aten t L e a th ­ er, T a n , Vici Kid and W hite Kid Pumps of all ut Q Q i/ O v L A D IE S ’ H O S E S U P P O R T E R S Ladies' Military Pad Front Hose Supporters, in assorted colors, Q p * a 35c value, our Monday price t> 4 0 C See our Large Line of Pump*« and Ox­ fords. in high, medium, mul lo* heel, all leather. $1 09. $1.59. $ 1 .9 8 a n d ......................... $3.39 fj F U R N IT U R E S O F T C O LLA R AND T IE 65 cen t N IG H T S H IR T 47 cent* See our line of Fur. Hot weather is now here and This 65c value is a full-length niture before buying. we have a strong line of men's and size Night Shirt. You should Lowest prices, also the soft collars, ties to match O r see them Monday at salt easiest terms, a small complete, only 4 0 1 * price only payment down and a weekly pay­ p p p p Only T h re e W eek s M ore to g et T ick e ts on aU of the ment of.T I .I A L iL i follow ing'H and som e P riz e s.— J U S T T H R E E W E E K S . e 47c $1.00 M O S Q U IT O BARS A new sh ip m en t of M osquito B a rs, c o v e r ­ e d w ith san d fly n e t­ ting, co m p le te , w orth each $ 1 .7 5 , (Ij-I O Q su r price is « P ± 4 V T H IS T IC K E T G IV EN W IT H EV ERY $ 1 .0 0 Beginning : May See our large line ofI Cook Stoves tin Rangel J special prices i«»r nishl or on the • i*»iest term.I a sm all pa> meiit downl and weekly (I* 1 Df) paym en t of *P * , v v l C R E X RI GS? PU RCH ASE G O O D F O R A CHANCE ON T H E F O L L O W IN G F R I Z E S : 1st $30.00 9xx2 Wilton Rug 2nd 12.00 Cathedral Gong Clock 3rd 10.00 Cowhide Traveling Bag 4th 8 0 0 Cowhide Traveling Bag 5th 8 0 0 Handsome 8-dny Clock (5th 8.00 Hnndsome 8-day Clock STOVES 7th $8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 8th 8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 9th 8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 10th 8.00 Handsome 8-dny Clock 11th 6.00 Cowhide Traveling Bag 12th 5.00 Silk Umbrella 2 7 x 5 4 -in . O x Kugfc| in Reds nml Greens, a special value.set* theml in ou r Monday sale all each fiQH only • U Jt| 2nd : We : W ill : Close : Every Thursday : at : 12 O’Clock : Through : the : Summer — D. A. CALDWELL & SONS CASH SANFORD DEPARTMENT STORE FLORIDA îI S3. �Published Soml-Weokly— Tuesday and Friday TH E SANEORD H E R A LD /iV S A N t ' O R I ) — Lite is W on h Living Number • • NEWS or S ANTORO. THE WORLD GOOD BWLUINÜ RLCORD Over Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars' Worth for Month of April Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources FLORICA, T U E S D A Y . APRIL 3 g , 1 8 1 2 |{R Y A N U C U R E S Ilf RI Great Commoner Attracted A large Crowd To Theatre Velum« IV SAM OHI) l l l l t.K MOMMI f ive Cars Dully of Mixed Vegetable* Are Going To the Cast ALL AROUND F L O R ID A The General News of The Land Sanford's building record for tffe month Sanford, Fla . A|wil 26.—The movement of Flowers. of-April Is worthy of more than n passing of mixed cars of beans, cukes and srptash HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK notice. Thh permits issued nt the city TOUCHED NOT ON POIITICS will aggregate 25or3l) cars (his week. The clerk's office will lie $26.987 50 up to dale M. 0. Coggins Co handled 15 cars of pota­ CITE ED f ROM THE STATE PRESS and most of them have been started, and | toes last week, the Florida Vegetable Mere the Reader* Will rind a Brief April is not n good month either There Came lo San fo rd To Deliver L rctu r e Growers Association 3. H. C. Miles & Co . ttlftlorlcal Sprint Mowing An Cpltomr of the Week's Most lmwill be more contracts given Inter an. ns | And P olitics Had No Plucr New.York. 1: C Wilkinson A Son. Phila­ f o r Hurried Reader* In Ills Topics portant Happenings In the one building usually calls for another and delphia. 2 The potato movement will be State's Domain. Approximately forty llvea were loat in several real estate tleals arc under way about the same as Inst wcekquulity much The Star Theatre was comfortably ftllc*sl the »torm which Sunday awept northward and it is predicted that quite a bit of Thr Florida Citrus FxcTinnge met in improved. Price* are holding firm. $4-.<5 from Childreaa. Texoa over Oklahoma and Sanford property will change hands dur­ lust Friday night wtu'ii Hon W J Bryan hhl f o h The Coggins Co paid out $12.- Tampa Inst week and drcidetl to try and Into portion* of Kan*«*, acxjording to re­ ing the summer. Among those contem­ delivered Ins famous lecture "Tin? Signs of 590 Inst week for (situtoes sec whnt could tie accomplished in getting port*. There ore other rumor* of fetoli- plated is a mammoth apartment house the Time»." Many people did not under­ support to keep it going. It must have Chase A Co.. W. C. Dcyo A Uro.. New ile* but the*e cannot be verified. The list that will accommodate the tourists that stand thnt being n paid lecture Mr. ITryan promise of 40 per cent of the state to keep York, rejwesented by C. G. I’ erry. and II. could not consistently tnuke it n |>oliticnl of injured will number over one hundred. want to come to Sanford next winter. it alive Another meeting will be held in ZulpliW A Co. Chicago, represented by A brick road to Sanford Heights will meeting and several were disappointed Geo Hoy. are active in handling mixed June to settle the matter of its further Mr*. William II. Toft ha* given the first dollar to o woman'* Titanic memorial, accelerate the building of fine homes in hut those who really attended to imbibe car*. Mr lloy lias recently Iwiuglit a 1111m- existence. knowledge were delighted for Mr. Bryan It costs money (o lx- a candidate in a which it 1» proposed *h *ll be erected in that growing suburb and with the erection iwT of rnrB of green celery for storage in Washington to commemornte all who of a hospital the south side will take a has lovt mine of his clocpieiiCr liy age and Chicago Among expense The M 0 Coggins Co «ill bc’n Mate primary in Florida went down with the »hip. A committee new start. The Sanford-iiuildmg & Loan his immitahle manner uf giving statistics, great fax tor in the tomato deal, cutninenc- lists tiled with the Secretary of State. W. facts, huillor and |miHi<i» all m the same of one hundred'women from all States Association is constantly building and uig May I They will handle the Taft A« II Milton for Governor says he bus ex (lan­ lecture was as charming as ever Mr Bry­ would do more if the business men of has been named and no contribution will soeiatiou account, which is «-stimale<l at ded to A|>ril 23 (lie sum of $8.943 27. u Sanford would take a deeper interest in an mode static allusion* to |«ili(ics tint a l­ 5a acres In and around Ovudo, the crop goou deal more than tfie salary. For Conhe accejHed from men. ways m humorous vein and at no tune is primus ig and y»»«--.»'iit nul . alions |»unl grcxxmnn in this district. Frank Clark files At the ln*t session of the Nrw_ Jersey the Association and invest tlieir money did lo give any hint of Ins |«>sltion III where it will do the most good to curluts moving May III I he Coggins $1 HIV 57 S J Iblburii $ ,.ua7.95. K Hudlegislature a bill was passed by unnni present day nfTairs Many present had Indications for u substantial building people will o|M'rate Iwo tomato |m i i king »<111 Burr $2/8)5 50 m,.n V..IB iu both house t^ulhortzing the never heard Mr Bryan and the lecture boom for the sutnmer 12 taking stw***2 . und houses at Sanford this season — Product A Kansas editor IniS just gone home employment of^RiJffler* iu road"mainten­ Sanford oughtfo have no ' tîm c’ta tnÌte*ff wajTMrOat fsprrriH a t" tho* lflTth‘*--wid ance work. This, we believe, constitutes Kronr HornirruriilLa couple o f young J|hg¡e>lJ1 if woman'» sufTrage prevailed Thymi woufïT] gntors It Is hi» pnrpose 10 train them t i the first attempt of a Northern State to try rrccivl* it large vote liete iL hr ever be­ out on the street and bite delinquent out on an extensive *cnle the system of a nominee iiitnin. TODAY IS T ilt DAY- * - go TINE PRICES ON POTATOI S come* subscribers who refuse to come across. utilising its prison lul>or in (wihlic enter­ ri». Irei lire limi been iirniitgr»! by ihr prises. Bolters from Hie Re|Nililiran Convention ( «»iai ti a«-r«m l ( ’lui* fimi I'r«'*i«!nii l.nkr <nil f ir s t Lr linar \ I sik In ft P lace and Much lielil at i ’lilatkii. Teli i. met in Jackson­ The largest cargo ever carried on one One Cur Sells Over Thousand Dollar 11I lie meeting (n «miri mul mirtxlm e«l In tere st M iinlfcslrd ville, April 2.1. anil elected delegates fa vrssell is sold to tmvr left Seattle Wusfn ■ M a r k Mere M .iS " ' S|N‘H i v f vnI i ’ m i ii (* V* w e ll r h n n e n I*nhi) m lite ihi> lo «Ilo* >»»tir pfrfrf vorafile to KiMisevell on Puget Sound. lilV other day on the The Herald lias always contended (hut «%«i.I* i fit r*mtin e«l Mi Hr >.m I he * im*11k enei* fm tilt- nu li wli'» ufr lo »41ve ihr steamship Minnesota for J a p a n and China Tort Pier««- lias awarded contracts f«)r in "Murphys there were good prulil« It rt |rft trititi In» |r« tufi' l*> frírffllig I" the i«>unii> timi t*i»rl> tilt* niitiiniolnle* '»lori Thh lading consisted of the following waier sewerage and light plants and f u t 'ixit N i»hfoni incupirli « i |»ri»iiiiiit'iit ed lo <lt*i»»Mt thè voler* ili file |mll» Ai») I not a fortune at least gi»»l money every items 594.389 sacks of hour, weighing I I during the next f e w months there will lie pl.it e in lo* menton frolli the fm*t timi ¡ voler » ufi ride t«*bi> «imi he m.i> Inive I > year This season hits been an exception ¿62 tons, 8,190 bales of cotton, of 2.141 1 ivit > unusual and the work will afTord when li» w 4 if» Putiitn»ki III«* pri'M-nl Mrs v s nlk Influir n . w w»th ih«* def»*ii(e»l »ondi ally good one fur (»itutoes. on account uf tons weight; 2.599 packages of miscella­ employ meal (or a great many people H r y h ti «he wus li vinti in Siinford filiti wrote i date Al thè (wu pollimi pimi:« it largr (lie scarcity of tubers nil over the land neous merchandise. 199 tons, anil Iwsides Apopka » new Iward of trade bus been -Tamil while Florida has more planted to tin hi m ti le n *1 o n e l el fer >t •!.»> t i mi <*»»n hot gtxNl m i t ur e d cr owd hit« «tond ul I duy ila- freight proper there were 1.270 pounds ItMik 111 ti h«*r ih» ihtrfeM* »I then »'.indi organized and g'«»l wntk is rxiaa'ted In in re than ever la-fore the price seems lo (iiilied pnii»*!» il |m»11 I he lovely "*ceiiei> of letter mail, und 22,759 (munii» of pu|>er L.ninchi li |i ut oiu • mici In*» Mihiec i he , d.iie.H Ilo* ticket 11»i a yenr 1 « Inrgrr itimi la- the result Apopka already lias a get better each duy Some elegant re­ mod. tnuklug u total, not counting stores, turns have already been made by the M belìi the iiudielue fur almost two Inali» il Inis n < i been before and Hie voter 1* hank many g<»«l business houses, u City fuel. etc . of 16,913 ton» in weight firw I*ojrvt a tur in () Coggins (41 Messrs Pugh A Walker with a subject full J g«e*d ideas and J otdige-f to roll op our end and stuff K III park and doren» A more searcnlng intpdry into the wire sold one 1 ar llus week for $ I III I nil f o ti frangili with nie ssa g i| la-ller Hungs tos (ss kt-t while lie voles the oilier end new less tyitrm employed iihourd oreali going 1 lu-re is Ihmiml to to- nlor•- or !■ ss tonUlnterial alni s(iifltoai I fn negroes Baxter and W’lute lieve Sanford dniM is planned for today by tbe senate f 11 si.in in laillolmg - and ma n y voters will been convicted of tin- murder of Hie Nil Ibs le. Ime l*takn oli [•ilnn s lellglon I lie |sitatnes were tfie Itliss Itiumpli committee investigating the Titillile ills l omgl i t Hie ver »Irin family in Ini ksonville anil averaged iitmiil 7ll busla-ls In tll•• ami thè afTair» of |a>-sent day |«-.ipl«- and go w l ong on Hie Iu k.-t aster The committee avowed its inten­ acre They were slapped to tile ( Im ago (wovrs (hai thè world I» growmg l«'ll<-r 1 lerks will ha v e Hu ir work cut out fur Oriundo is to have a new MrHujthsi tion to go into the i|uestton at length market and tfie buyer states tinti never Trnin tirsi fiainl know|.-dge Mr Bryan t hem when it cnilira to c nt inli ng Hie full- «linrcli The structure will hr Doric in with a view to framing legislation that before Inis liiere ta-eii sill h a demand lor pmves bis j-»inis alni bis worhl ifnvelsar«- lots and il will likclv 1» early morning »ty lc of an hllrcturr and will la- (*rrcte«l will govern the wireless system on vessels |xitntiM‘S with the ehum es good for high vei> interi-si III g deinoiislr ili log lliat a jai hefore III»- lesip« is ohtainral at a COM ni $ lx Una including furniture li v i n g American ports, viiU» i l l u n i of America bus lierli hoimred j twice» all-mutuili and organ I r ^ i r d y j I v \h lt r S p rJjH * liy ila- iialnais of die world Mr B ry an' l’uri» is quiet today after yesterday » * 1 Y\ Intr N|ifin»i«. A pril -H - ( ') m r If*» N iqieiit Saturdny iiiurinng in tlie city nftd excitement, which ended with the wiping ' f o r Charity Organization * , , . , 1 1 1 1. Suw anner River On Rampage was takeii over thè celery ijeltu litui («ani Mu ntrr. f*i»r I y hint nielli «hot und killrd K nut of the baud of automobile liiindlls The movement lins nt Inst Ix-en launch­ a visii tu \ ilio M100111 nnw thè linme of t It ( ut»** lntrr biirricnclmji hnn»«*lf in n w!ki laid terrorize«! Oils city and section l.i‘ r link A|ird 29 As a result <>f tinK Walkrr. where Mr» Bryan was incus for mondai past, with murders and roll great rise of the Suwannee river since Tri tmned tu s|»-inl thr wanler ami (rum where v%ur«*hon»<* wiirr»* In* w n » «hot t«* •l«*n t li hy ed for Hie organization of Hie charitable work of thr city of Sanford Hie Execu­ lienrs Tlie end of the fight, winch had duv b'feli'»ui. Dowlifig Park seven miles sta- winlld wi ile \lr Ut vati letters unni ns ,i j*tu««* t»f Cltt/rii« t o r (oimmtire of thr Men und Religion li 1 » n l l r ^ r d IIlici ll n n t r r r»*pt t»» dir lavtctl for several hours^came with the west uf liete and tin- monliy !•" linei (li* »ja* so *1 il Ile » s i w. ir*! lo sre l'ara forward Movement last week ap|ailntr«l u | | | A « ' H it • ll t II f» 0 t|iNif • . f I tr< s fruii Muti.E » 1 » t h » » 11 s destruction by dynamite of tin- garage m aides surrooiidiiig 1« thsided w«m »,iu i Mf hr > <iii i*» tonfiti»! rii«* N i i i ln i i tli«* ni «(•a nil i orinili(ti t consisting of Messrs Mi J« Nk w|i«r»* I»»« (shut (ton dnoutiti dir (Jioisey-le-Koi. six miles »«anti of l'uri». ' from one to live (*-••« m depili lrfr-*tA «»t YV •h >«1f t»w N> ilssiit I il l ’i »»itb-nt Walker r.-rkins and Waldron lo Issue n Ihirmti di» by the gendurmes. wfio hud unsuccessful-1 A Imut house toppled over mid hiiuted mici iiiinlr *«», v«*f»il !»«•» in In» brl.n ll tiriirt killing Inni iiosi.tin l> .all to all the organizations and city au­ down over the bouina hltluy, ntri|ipiti)! , m icvtiml citici He F ì j r t t h to bmld u ! ilriin-nt wtm h follnwe»! Muntrr » ’Niip ly tried to dislodge Jules Uonnett. leader of the l.tve Oak. Perry unti Gulf ^winter hume ut sonic (Mint in T lurida and I (() (| w„M.g0usr 111 the rear of 11 grocery thorities that ure interested in chnrtlY of the gang, and hi* lieutenant. Anton Hie uiers 1 ! .wi . . . lI Il .s|»-nd ■> i. < r l l u l l nf e » m l l l re i r . . . a i(»irtloii a ri li winter lbe store und barricaded himself From a work in Hie city This cull has been sent railroad bridge, jarring wane of the tun Dutml*. an anarchist, wilo hud taken ref I r l S a n f o r d Shi ppers Stand Pat k window he »hot at a »mall crowd of men not us follows uge in tfie garage. Dubois wua killetl to hers loose slid Irxlgmg untierilcaHi Hie I n s \ NHi KI > M I I I T T K S '-V y Mirely mis»ing (’ 1 Cone, Jr p in s r r I he T.xrcutivr Committee «if Hie Men the explosion, which blew out Hie front bridge Since then several houses have W e h a v e h e r n h a n d e d o ne of Hie let igh pio kly and H«-Iig ion forward Movement of San ­ lii-adi-d hy M a rs ha l Nciirhor wall of the gurage. Bonuett surviving tils left tlieir foundation« and are rx(»rxli;dal 1 ,-r« In uni written to S a n f o r d «lu p|« -r» in sur r o u n d ed Ho- luiilding ford invite you to he reinesr'ilte«! hy «lelwounds long enough to die lit 11 hospital any time to float away I be entire jiark ton ne « lion wi th Hie lratis|sirlaiion ' p o ­ N o o ne al that time w a » a w . o . of Ho egates al n coiif<-r«-nce to |>e field ut the tv enthrall'd III w ati'f fi ve or « 1 1 f«*••! i b « ( after tvcillg tion b o l l i t i l i » ( • 1 1 1 1 1 W e do not kno w tinidentity of the murderer Vftrr »•-vrral Masonn Hall at four o dia k Sunday afterI lie torpirxt? boat destroyers. Preble and anil tin- nv rt 1 » «till rising i»,r(»>»<- **f Hit* le li rr of wh.it il »«a-k» to a l t e lli p la t " g'-t hull 1 " »Ilf le n d e r Ho* !■>» noon May 12 191 !. to disorss and, if found Perry, which slifijied out of San Diego iircotiiplisli in relTereni «■ to the q u e st io n in »«• cot lioiem r d to lire sho ot ing through 1 a d v i s a b l e to fo r m u la t e p l a n » for tfie ortiartior last night, ure under orrlert to in h.iud W e dn know that life »hip|ier» ol ( "Nothing In the Puper" Hie windows \l alxail III «1 clix.k a tush guiiizution of Hie varum» charities of Hie ttreept the gun boat Yorktown by wire­ S a n fo rd h a v e r«a-eiv«al solile r«a 'ign iti o n was made and Hauler was found dead, la- c i t y -• , The ubove expression is called very less and tell her not to stop ut any Mexi­ in lite w a y of i m p r o v e m e n t s of s h i p p i n g having been hit (>y a dozen or more lull forcibly to tnind just-now when unfortu­ Among those mv 11«*<1 are the civil au­ can port for coal or any other purpose, in facilities, and If they will only stand "Pat lets nately there is so much in the papers thorities. the churches, thr fraternal and view of the conditions prevailiug in Mex­ and together they will receive what they lias alleged that Hunter was demented, Industrial oritcrs. (he Sanford Hospital As­ The subject is luken from u lengthy ex ico. It is d arned Inadvisable to have are asking for. ullimntly lie leuves a wife and several »mail child­ sociation, Hie W C. T U . the Women's plutiation. reud some (line ago «duett gave any Americau gunboat stop nt any uf the Flie trend of I tit* letter referred to gives ren Cates is survived hy a wife Hie opposite side from the readers stand (lulls, and all other bodies interested in coastal cities at this time, when (xrpuhir the ini|ife»Mon that other punt» along Tlie trageily caused much excitement charity work of thr city point. The expression is often heard, and feeling is so inflamed in Mexico against this line have the benefit of an exiae»» throughout this section on ucctainl of the us the article in question stated it is good For tfie Executive Committee. cltizena of the United State«. ' s|K'cial on which to (rau»p«Mt tlieir proc- fact that Ixilli men were well known to a rattier tluui otherwise, when "there is ilucts, hot as a »|a*ctnl fuvor to Hie S a n ­ C K W alkcii. President. Large Alligator Shot large circle of friends.____ nothing in the paper, because, us a rule, W J PmiviNV Secretary. ford (K-opIc they have been given "Bo* A picnic party, on the motor boat. Ve­ when there is "something ' in the pa|>er Wrongly Interpreted rona. owned by C. Kennlston of this city, it signifies that there has been either » car trnnsportnlion" on freight trains II 1» It 11 to lie ho (Mai that every organiza­ The good teacher was giving the Ixiys sighted a large alligator, which wus im­ fire, nn explosion, tin accidental killing, a damn'd in this letter that the "Box car a talk on the subject of tlie temptations tion noil individual thus invite«] will send mediately shot by Copt. Allen, nisoof this Moo«!, or some other dtsustcr. which, while tron»|«>r(uttnn" tins nil advantage over surrounding college life Warming up to a delegation and that a permanent Char­ city. The Alligator measured eight and of course. It furnishes something to com Hie express special in that it makes itili the subject he exclaltneil Wtiy young ity Organization Society will result from one-half feet long. The reptile was hoist­ pel the attention of the rcuder. it must lie nectioti with outgoing trains in Jack son ­ men. hell is flileti with champagne. Clgut thr deliberations of thnt gathering. ed in the small boot, and towod to the admitted hy those who will stop for 11 mo­ ville while the express special does not. ettrs. chorus girls and mnlnighl stlpWe do not happen to have first hand any city dock.__________ ____________ > Negro Girl Burned to Death jwrs— Rigid here the good man was ment—long enough to consider it» im­ knowledge as to thr correctness of tills interrupted liy one of the oliler lads io Mr. J. N. Whltner Will Speak port— thnt after all it is n blessing when Mistaking gasoline for kerosene n negro p,|p claim, which by the way 1» not made in the rear of the room, who threw up both girl in Goldsb«>ro last Saturday poured A union service of all the churches is there is "nothing in the paper direct terms, but by .way of argument arms, exclaiming fervently "Oh, death. some on the fire in the stove and the e x ­ being arranged for 01 tlyo Star Theutre statement certainly hus not been npplicn hut it seems incrialihlu Hint Sanford ship next Sunday night. The principal ad­ bio for some‘time, unfortunatly. ns there | plosion that resulted set fire th her cloth­ pern Biiuuju uciidvc vium iwim* »vw»***»^ dress will be by Mr. J . N. Whltner. He ...... the lienaflls of the exfiresa special would .................... Carlos J Mnnsnlve and wife, of New ing and she was burned ao badly that she will apeak on “The Promise of the Wtyld misfortune or thnt disaster that each is be satisfied with It if tlKir shipments were York, trove purchased tfie Attains place on died on Sunday. The house also caught in the Man's Movement,” an echo of the sue o l the papers all over the land have fire, and wus entirely destroyed 8 v , . . , . delayed or Injured thereby, lot luck «if con- the west side, and will tnnke it their fu­ „ Hippodrome Meeting In New- York CHy." had “something in them. And. lo carry 1 nau »0 a , . . nrctions ot Jacksonville. If connection ture home. Mr. Mousulve is a Peruvian nr' l ‘ . . . .1 At the last meeting of the executive out the idea, et us he lUryikful when the New Mull Boxes . . /v*I a » . . . . I... were not made hy this rx|Ye»s »pet rol but has resided iu New York long enough , committee of the Men and Religion For­ time shall come—and G6d rfpcol i*>e nay ^to become n Ro«xi American He expects un>e»< ;{ • • tliey would liavc a way of securing its Every corner of the city is now graced • . ward Movement It waa voted, to be the _when there will be nothing in ytc pa-1 milking connection, and tins would have to engage in business in.Sanford Liter iu by a nice new green mail bpx that Po«tsense of the committee that union meet­ per."— Ft. Myers Press been done, if necessary Sanford shippers the season, mnster Haskins and Uncle Sam have ings of the churches be held in the the­ nre ■run assist them ill doing *<>. Hon. Braxton Beacham. of Orlando, can- jointly been instrumental in having inMr*. Munson and her music pupil* atre as often as one Sunduy nlgbrhx^ndt lad Sanford «lup(«-r» stand ' I’at and didale for Congress wound op his cam- stnlle«l The tioxes ore for the conveni­ month. The first of these monthly union mnking pcepnrntions for her annual "May togrther on this question, and gel what nuign last Satur«lny night hy tuuklng u ence of 1tie j 11ilr who wisli to Mild let­ meetings la being arranged for next Sun­ 1 Recital." which will lake place this year, they a r e entitled lo in truiis|«irtatlun s«-r t|iee< h tierr at Newlnn's corner, that was ter* and do not tare to walk (0 the post day night. Mr. Whltner is full of his sub­ in the Auditorium of the Sanford High well received UH-KINSOK & Du M S V l S office School. Monday evening, Muy 13th. |vice j e c t Hear him. z • «a •N .* w .4 „dEü!« 'm -ii-fa _____ -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, April 26, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 26, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 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/c1d771559d852aad10b3fa8da2c5aa61.pdf c144ca619f3b0dcc605d4bed9d822539 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD 16 ET Work of Real Foreetar. Th® modern forester undertake* to make orchards profitable. There aro otchardlrta, to be «ure, irho know very well bow to care for their tree* and who do care for them; but there are also orchards that are neglected or handled unaklllfully. The forester will take a run-down orchard and by intelligent, scientific treatment of the trees, with systematic care, make It produce big and handsome apples In' abundance. Feminine Curiosity. Little Eleanor's pretty cousin wore a new engagement ring, and the bud­ ding woman regarded the ring and the giver alike with- reverent eyes. One night when the happy man baa been Invited to Eleanofa home for dinner, Eleanor, unconsciously gushing, burst forth with: "Oh, Mr. Dlank, do please tell me. In all the love atorlea I'ro read the men propose so sudden. When lt‘a coming on, does It—does It feel anything like a sneeieT . That Shining Note. At the opera the young man who paid for the seats was engaged for a few tenae momenta In a study of a ■tunning woman of middle age who sat In the row In fro n t Then he turned to the girl at hla right, and whispered, "Look at the lady In lav­ ender; what la the matter with her nose!" The girl gave one glanoe at the shining "neb," then turned to her escort and whispered: "Enameled." IIK fetfV I r w . • Jr ■ . 1 B 1r » i F la t C heet. T h e o c c u p a t io n of a b o o k k e e p e r t e n d s to b r in g th e h e a d an d sh o u ld e r* f o rw a r d an d c r a m p t h e c h e s t. T r y to s it m o r e e r e c t an d l e a r n to a ta n d tall, a n d s t r e t c h t h e body to Its full h e ig h t. M any d e f e c t s of (ho fig u re a r e d u e to bad p o e tu re s, but by e x e r c i s e m a n y d e f e c ts ca n be c o r r e c te d »% ' ___ f-L • N e v e r Let H im Forget It. T h e m a n w h o o w e s nil to hla w ife la out going to bo p e r m i t t e d to fo rg o t It tbla aide of t h e m a in e n t r a n c e to th e c e m e te r y In w hich (bo fam ily lot la • l l u a t e d — H o u s to n Poat sii * i s~ Luxury In Cigars. The Rothschilds smoke the most costly clgara that are made—the Henry Clay Sobranos—which coat 11 60 each. These are wrapped In gold leaf and p a c k e d In little Inlaid cedar w ood cablneta. No D oubt A b o u t One Thing. "It does not a l w a y s t a k e b r a i n s to make money," observed the father of the college boy aa ha lookod over that young man'a expense bill, "but It sure does take money to make brmlna." Too Busy for Serious Things. The growing Indifference of the ags Is appalling; men are too busy with their pleasures, their money-making, their politics, and a thousand things. —Exchange. Uss of tho Horse. Owing to the advancement of sci­ ence It would be posalblo to get along without boraea now, If It were not for the necessity of having a few of thsm at the annual hors« shows. All Too Frequent Mistake. The soul Is intended to guide the body In th4 Journey through Ilfs; the chief mistake which man makes Is that he permit* the body to guide the soul.—London Truth. Real Llfs. The mintage of wladopt Is to know that rest la mat, and that real llfs Is la lore, laughter and work.—Elbert Hubbard. S f-v ä . mi l; I Only the Belief of Snobs. The Idea that trade Is vulgar la one of the silliest Ideas that ever earns Into the brain of man. >)• J H f Arlstooratio Dairy Parmera. Dairy farming is popular aa a genu­ ina eouros of Uoogug’ to tha British ■ .»Vi fd sto w a r;. • af - -, * A: {% *• - ----* ■rtrVi r IJI APR IL 2 9 th Will find many attractivejbargains on display from all departments. All boats and trains are daily bringing something new and fresh from the Largest mer­ cantile centers in the country. Will he a gala day to all and every one attending our special M onday Sale, and by carefully reading this advertise­ m ent you can quickly realize what val­ ues are offered for this day. . FIRST CALL At 9:00 o'clock Monday morning-true to its name-a yard-wide Bleached Do­ mestic, “First Call Brand", 10 K Q p yards for ................................. c l t / C RUG SALE 29 CENTS 18x42 Rug in selected patterns. This great rug special will be placed on sale Monday morning at 9 o'clock. While they last, at, each . . . 29c 36-INCH NATURAL LINEN 24 CENTS This full weight and count, Natural Linen color, all Linen, a good value at 35c. a yard; Our price 24c 36-INCH COLORED LINEN 29 CENTS 40 Cents is a Great Value for this Fne Quality Colored Linen in Light Blue and Lavender. Yard w ide.nn Our Price, M onday...*.................................... 4dC 25 cent KHAKI 18 cents Standard weight full width Khaki cloth, the material for ladies 1 n outing or knock-about skirts I O C 85 cent PONGEE 69 cents 12 l-2c DRESS GINGHAM 9 l-2c Natural color Silk Pongee, about Amoskeag Dress Gingham, in 27 inches wide, a good value /? Q „ light, medium and dark. A Q l ~ for 85c. our price only.........." v t good value at 12Mtc, our price 2 ^ 17-cento WHITE GOODS T2 rT te n tsH trC . BELMONT .»AMjfflP 25 Cento. H E ^ E D ^ N A P K I N S ^ 3 -4 CENI Special Vnluesup to 17c will be found 64-inches wide-Bleaclied Table Dam­ 17 doz I^epimet] Dinner Napkins, Reg-1 ular size and a good value at 6c Q3 J in this line, Monday, at a -J ask in neat patterns, a good Our price for Monday,each only O 4CI value at 40c. Our Price, Y d... 4 0 1 , yard only.,.............................. GAUZE VESTS SPECIAL One case of Ladie’ Gauze Vests just received, will go on sale Mon- Q l 8k day. at e a c h ........................... TALCUM POWDER SPECIAL 20 CENTS ALL LINEN 13 CENTS "W arranted All Linen" in Natural Only 288 cans of Air I hut lalcuml Powder will be placed on \ilt- rj \ Linen Colors, good 20c value, Monday at a can onlp * t| 27-in wide. On sale Monday at 13c 60 cent “ UNCLE SAM" SHIRTS 43 cents The “Uncle Sam” is a genuine "Blue Bell" Chainbruy Work Shirt—regular style, two pockets. Our A price, each, only ............................................. ttO C R eflection on Cholly. ( ’holly ( h a n d l i n g his f rie n d 's re v o l r e r g i n g e r l y ) — *,1 s u p p o s e now If th is sh o u ld go off w h ile I'm h o ld in g It like th is It w ould blow my b r a in s outT" H ie Friend—"No, It w o u ld n 't do th a t, b n t It would b o r e a hole c le a n through your h e a d ." - I3UTTEPICK J -VSIHIOVS APRIL 2 9 t|i HOSIERY ■a \f a Cold». Numbera of people ar# aufferlng Ju»t now* from lrrllatlng cold* In. th» head. A very simple home remedy which bring» almost Instant relief la to pour half a pint of boiling water on to a dram of pulverized camphor, and to Inhale the vapor for about ten to fifteen minutes. The annoying fits of sneezing, running eyes and heavy feeling In the head will quickly yield to this remedy. - k t :iv — MONDAY AP«ÏI 26. 19(2 39c SUIT UNDERWEAR 48c Balhriggnn Shirts and Drawers * Q see this special line, suit only T O L fo r MEN WOMEN AND S IE 50 cent ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS 39 cents Men's Elastic Seam Drawers, in all si/*->. tln > sell for 50 cents everywhere. Our Monday price per pair o n ly ................................... CHILD­ REN Complete line in all colors also l>lk. and white, in lisle, half “silk and all silk special prices at 13c, 25c, 48c, 98c a n d .......... Tli« Foot Giova $1.48 • SNOW’S SHOES Selby’s Pumps and Oxfords "Union Made" Complete line Ox­ fords. nil styles and widths. It is a pleasure lo show these comfortable fit­ ting shoes at our smashing low prices. er, Tan, Vici Kid CHILDREN’S PUMPS and White Kid Our large line of “Codman and Oxfords," are the wonder our low prices for these allleather shoes See our line at Pumps of all ut Q Q i/O v LADIES’ HOSE SUPPORTERS Ladies' Military Pad Front Hose Supporters, in assorted colors, Q p * a 35c value, our Monday pricet> 4 0 C in Patent Leath­ See our Large Line of Pump*« and Ox­ fords. in high, medium, mul lo* heel, all leather. $1 09. $1.59. $1.98 a n d ................... $3.39 fj FURNITURE See our line of Fur. niture before buying. Lowest prices, also the easiest terms, a small payment down and a weekly pay­ ment of.T $1.00 MOSQUITO BARS A new shipment of Mosquito Bars, cover­ e d with sand fly net­ ting, complete, worth each $1.75, (Ij-I O Q sur price is «P± 4 V STOVES SOFT COLLAR AND TIE 65 cent NIGHT SHIRT 47 cent* See our large line ofI Hot weather is now here and This 65c value is a full-length Cook Stoves tin Rangel J we have a strong line of men's and size Night Shirt. You should special prices i«»r nishl soft collars, ties to match O r see them Monday at salt or on the • i*»iest term.I complete, only 4 0 1 * price only a small pa> meiit downl p p p p Only Three Weeks More to get Tickets on aU of the and weekly (I* 1 Df) I.IAL iLi following'Hand some Prizes.—JUST THREE WEEKS. payment of *P * , v v l e 47c THIS TICKET GIVEN WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE GOOD FOR A CHANCE ON THE FOLLOWING FRIZES: 1st $30.00 9xx2 Wilton Rug 2nd 12.00 Cathedral Gong Clock 3rd 10.00 Cowhide Traveling Bag 4th 8 00 Cowhide Traveling Bag 5th 8 00 Handsome 8-dny Clock (5th 8.00 Hnndsome 8-day Clock 7th $8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 8th 8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 9th 8.00 Handsome 8-day Clock 10th 8.00 Handsome 8-dny Clock 11th 6.00 Cowhide Traveling Bag 12th 5.00 Silk Umbrella CREX RI GS? 27x54-in. O x Kugfc| in Reds nml Greens, a special value.set* theml in our Monday sale all each fiQH only • U J t | Beginning : May 2nd : We : Will : Close : Every Thursday : at : 12 O’Clock : Through : the : Summer — D. A. CALDWELL & SONS CASH SANFORD DEPARTMENT STORE FLORIDA îI S3. �Published Soml-Weokly— Tuesday and Friday T H E SA N EO R D H E R A L D / iV S A N t ' O R I ) — Lite is Number • • NEWS or W onh L iv in g SANTORO. F LORICA, TUESDAY. APRIL 3g, 1812 THE WORLD GOOD BWLUINÜ RLCORD |{RYAN U CURES Ilf RI Velum« IV SAM OHI) llll t.K MOMMI Over T w e n ty - F i v e T h o u s a n d D o lla rs' f ive C a r s Dully o f M ix e d V e g e t a b l e * Hems of Interest Gleaned From Great Commoner Attracted A W o r t h f o r M o n t h of April Are Going To t h e C a s t Various Sources Sanford's building record for tffe month large Crowd To Theatre Sanford, Fla . A|wil 26.—The movement of-April Is worthy of more th a n n passing of mixed cars of beans, cukes an d srptash notice. Thh perm its issued nt the city will ag gregate 25or3l) cars (his week. The ON POIITICS M. clerk's office will lie $26.987 50 up to dale TOUCHED NOT 0. Coggins Co handled 15 ca rs of p o ta­ a n d most of them have been started, and | toes last week, the Florida Vegetable Mere the Reader* Will rind a Brief April is not n good m onth either There C am e l o S a n f o r d To D eliv er L r c t u r e Growers Association 3. H. C. Miles & Co . ttlftlorlcal Sprint Mowing will be more contracts given Inter an. ns | And P o l i t i c s Had No Plucr New.York. 1: C Wilkinson A Son. P hila­ f o r Hurried Reader* In Ills T opics one building usually calls for another and delphia. 2 The potato m ov e m en t will be Approximately forty llvea w ere loat in several real e s ta te tleals arc under way about the sa m e as Inst w ce kquulity much The Star Theatre was comfortably ftllc*sl the »torm which S u n d a y aw ept n o rthw ard an d it is predicted th a t quite a bit of improved. Price* are holding firm. $4-.<5 from Childreaa. Texoa over O klahom a and Sanford property will change h ands d u r ­ lust Friday night wtu'ii Hon W J Bryan hhl f o h The Coggins Co paid out $12.Into portion* of Kan*«*, acxjording to r e ­ ing the sum m er. Among those c o n te m ­ delivered Ins famous lecture "Tin? Signs of 590 Inst week for (situtoes port*. T h e r e ore oth e r rumor* of fetoli- plated is a m a m m o th a p a r tm e n t house the Time»." Many people did not u n d e r ­ Chase A Co.. W. C. Dcyo A Uro.. New ile* but the*e c a n n o t be verified. The list th a t will accom m odate the tourists that stand thnt being n paid lecture Mr. ITryan York, rejwesented by C. G. I’erry. and II. could not consistently tnuke it n |>oliticnl of injured will n u m b e r over o n e hundred. w ant to come to Sanford next winter. ZulpliW A C o . Chicago, represented by A brick road to Sanford Heights will meeting and several were disappointed Geo Hoy. are active in handling mixed Mr*. William II. T o ft ha* given th e first dollar to o w om an'* T ita n ic m emorial, accelerate the building of fine homes in hut those who really a tte n d e d to imbibe car*. Mr lloy lias recently Iwiuglit a 1111mknowledge were delighted for Mr. Bryan which it 1» proposed *h*ll be erected in th a t growing suburb and with the erection iwT of rnrB of green celery for storage in Washington to co m m e m o rn te all who of a hospital the south side will take a has lovt mine of his clocpieiiCr liy age and Chicago The M 0 Coggins Co «ill b c ’n went down with the »hip. A co m m ittee new start. The Sanford-iiuildm g & Loan his im m itahle m anner uf giving statistics, great fax tor in the tom ato deal, cutninencfacts, huillor and | miHi<i» all m the sam e of one h u n d r e d 'w o m e n from all S ta te s Association is constantly building and uig May I They will handle the Taft A« lecture was as charming as ever Mr Bry­ would do more if the business m en of has been nam ed an d no co ntribution will soeiatiou account, which is «-stimale<l at Sanford would take a deeper interest in an mode static allusion* to |«ili(ics tint a l ­ 5a acres he accejHed from men. In and around O v udo, the crop ways m humorous vein an d at no tune is primus ig and y»»«--.»'iit nul . alions |»unl At the ln*t session of the Nrw_ Je rse y the Association and invest tlieir money did lo give any hint of Ins |«>sltion III to curluts moving May III I he Coggins legislature a bill w as passed by unnni where it will do the most good Many present had Indications for u su b stan tia l building present day nfTairs people will o|M'rate Iwo tom ato | mii king m , .n V..IB i u both house t ^ u l h o r t z i n g the never heard Mr Bryan a n d the lecture houses at Sanford this season —Product employment of^R iJffler* iu road "m ain ten ­ boom for the su tn m er 1 2 ta king stw***2. und Sanford o u g h t f o hav e no ' t î m c ’ta tnÌte*ff wajTMrOat f s p r r r i H a t" tho* lflTth‘*--wid ance work. This, we believe, co n s titu te s g¡e>lJ1 if woman'» sufTrage prevailed Thymi woufïT] the first a t te m p t of a N orthern S t a t e to try rrccivl* it la rg e vote liete iL hr ever b e ­ out on a n ex ten siv e *cnle the sy stem of come* a nom inee iiitnin. TODAY IS Tilt DAY- * TINE PRICES ON POTATOI S utilising its prison lul>or in (wihlic e n t e r ­ ri». Irei lire limi been iirniitgr»! by ih r prises. ( «»iai ti a«-r«m l ( ’lui* fimi I'r«'*i«!nii l.nkr <n il f i r s t Lr lin a r \ I sik In ft P l a c e a n d Much The largest cargo ever carried on one One Cur S ells Over T h o u s a n d Dollar 11 I lie m eeting (n «miri mul mirtxlm e«l I n t e r e s t M ii n lf c s lr d vrssell is sold to tm vr left S e a ttle Wusfn ■ M a r k Mere M.iS"' S|N‘Hivf vnI i’ mi ii (* V* well rhnnen I*nhi) m lite ihi> lo «Ilo* >»»tir pfrfrf on Puget Sound. lilV other d a y on the I he *i m*11 k enei* fm tilt- nu li wli'» ufr lo »41 ve ihr The Herald lias alw ays contended (hut «%«i.I* i fit r*mtin e«l Mi Hr >.m steamship Minnesota for J a p a n an d China in "M urphys there were good prulil« It rt |rft trititi In» |r« tufi' l*> frírffllig I" the i«>unii> timi t*i»rl> tilt* niitiiniolnle* '»lori Thh lading consisted of the following I not a fortune at least gi»»l money every f u t 'ixit Ni»h foni incupirli «i |»ri»iiiiiit'iit ed lo <lt*i»»Mt thè voler* ili file |mll» Ai») items 594.389 sacks of hour, weighing I I year This season hits been an exception pl.it e in lo* m enton frolli the fm*t timi ¡ voler » ufi ride t«*bi> «imi he m.i> Inive I > ¿62 tons, 8,190 bales of cotton, of 2.141 ally good one fur (»itutoes. on account uf when li» w 4if» Putiitn»ki III«* pri'M-nl Mrs vs nlk Influir n . w w»th ih«* def»*ii(e»l »ondi tons weight; 2.599 p a c k ag e s of m isce lla­ Al thè (wu pollimi pimi:« it largr (lie scarcity of tubers nil over the land Hr y hti «he wus li vinti in Siinford filiti wrote i date neous m erchandise. 199 tons, anil Iwsides -Tamil while Florida has more planted to tin hi m ti le n *1 o n e l el fer >t •!.»> t i mi <*»»n hot gtxNl m i t u r e d c r o w d hit« «tond ul I duy ila- freight proper there were 1.270 pounds ItMik 111 ti h«*r ih» i h t r f e M * »I t h e n »'.indi in re th a n ever la-fore the price seems lo (iiilied pnii»*!» il | m»11 I he lovely "*ceiiei> of letter mail, und 22,759 (munii» of pu|>er L.n in ch i li |i ut oiu • mici In*» Mihiec i he , d.iie.H Ilo* ticket 11»i a yenr 1 « Inrgrr itimi get b etter each duy Some elegant r e ­ mod. tnuklug u total, not cou n tin g stores, turns have already been m ade by the M belìi the iiudielue fur almost two Inali» il Inis n < i been before and Hie voter 1* fuel. etc . of 16,913 ton» in weight () Coggins (41 Messrs Pugh A Walker with a subject full J g«e*d ideas and J otdige-f to roll op our end and stuff K III A more searcnlng intpdry into the wire sold one 1 ar llus week for $ I III I nil f o ti f r angi l i w i t h n i e s s a g i| la-ller Hungs tos (ss kt-t while lie voles the oilier end less t y i t r m employed iihourd oreali going 1 lu-re is Ihmiml to to- nlor•- or !■ ss tonUl nterial a l n i s( i i f l toai Sanford dniM is planned for today by tbe se n a te f 11 si.in in laillolmg - and many voters will Ibs le. Im e l*takn oli [•ilnn s lellglon I lie |sitatnes were tfie Itliss Itium pli committee inve stig a tin g the Titillile ills go w long on Hie Iu k.-t lomglit Hie ami thè afTair» of |a>-sent day |«-.ipl«and anil averaged iitmiil 7ll busla-ls In tll•• aster The co m m ittee avow ed its in t e n ­ acre They were slapped to tile ( Im ago (wovrs (hai thè world I» growmg l«'ll<-r 1 lerks will have Hu ir work cut out fur tion to go into the i|uestton at length m arket and tfie buyer s ta te s tinti never Trnin tirsi fiainl know|.-dge Mr Bryan them when it cnilira to cntinling Hie fullwith a view to fram ing legislation that before Inis liiere ta-eii sill h a d em an d lor pmves bis j-»inis alni bis worhl ifnvelsar«- lots and il will likclv 1» early morning will govern the wireless sy ste m on vessels |xitntiM‘S with the ehum es good for high vei> interi-si III g deinoiislr ili log lliat a jai hefore III»- lesip« is ohtainral l i v i n g A m erican ports, viiU» i l l u n i of America bus lierli hoimred j twice» all- mutuili I r ^ ir d y j I v \h ltr SprJjH* liy ila- iialnais of die world Mr B r y a n ' l’uri» is quiet today a f te r yesterday » Y\ I n t r N|ifin»i«. A p r i l -H - ( ' ) m r If*» N iqieiit S aturdny iiiurinng in tlie city nftd excitement, which e n d e d w ith the wiping ' * , , . , 1 1 1 1 . S u w a n n e r River On R a m p a g e M u n t r r . f*i»r I y hint nielli «hot u nd killrd K was takeii over thè celery ijeltu litui («ani nut of the baud of autom obile liiindlls a visii tu \ ilio M 100111 nnw thè linme of t It ( ut»** ln trr biirricnclmji hnn»«*lf in n w!ki laid terrorize«! Oils city and section l.i‘ r link A|ird 29 As a result <>f tinK Walkrr. where Mr» Bryan was in c u s for mondai past, with m urders and roll great rise of the S u w a n n ee river since Tri tmned tu s|»-inl th r wanler ami (rum where v%ur«*hon»<* wiirr»* In* w n » «hot t«* •l«*n t li hy lienrs Tlie end of the fight, winch had duv b'feli'»ui. Dowlifig Park seven miles sta- winlld w i ile \lr Ut vati letters u n n i ns ,i j*tu««* t»f C ltt/ rii« li 1» n l l r ^ r d IIlici l l n n t r r r»*pt t»» d i r lavtctl for several h o u r s ^ c a m e with the west uf liete and tin- m o n liy !•" linei (li* »ja* so *1 il Ile » s i w. ir*! lo sr e l'ara f» 0 t|iNif •. f I tr< s fruii Muti.E »1 »t h»»11 s destruction by d y n a m ite of tin- garage m aides surrooiidiiig 1« thsided w«m » ,iu i ||| A«' Hit • ll t II HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK (Jioisey-le-Koi. six miles »«anti of l'uri». ' by the gendurmes. wfio hud unsuccessful-1 ly tried to dislodge J u le s Uonnett. leader of the gang, an d hi* lie u te n a n t. Anton Dutml*. an anarchist, wilo hud ta k e n ref uge in tfie garage. Dubois wua killetl to the explosion, which blew out Hie front wall of the gurage. B o n u e tt surviving tils wounds long enough to die lit 11 hospital after tvcillg I lie torpirxt? boat destroyers. Preble and Perry, which slifijied out of S a n Diego tiartior last night, ure u n d er orrlert to in ttreept the gun boat Yorktown by w ire­ less a n d tell her n o t to s to p ut an y Mexi­ can port for coal or a n y other purpose, in view of the conditions prevailiug in Mex­ ico. It is d a r n e d I n ad v isa b le to have any A m ericau gunboat stop nt a n y uf the coastal cities a t this tim e, w hen (xrpuhir feeling is so inflamed in Mexico aga in st cltizena of the U nited State«. ' Large Alligator Shot A picnic party, on th e motor boat. Ve­ rona. ow ned by C. K e n n ls to n of this city, sighted a large alligator, which wus i m ­ mediately shot by Copt. Allen, nisoof this city. T he Alligator m e a su re d eight and one-half feet long. T he reptile w as hoist­ ed in the sm all boot, a n d towod to the city dock.__________ ____________ Mr. J. N. Whltner Will Speak A union service of all the churches is being a rra n g e d for 0 1 tlyo S tar T heutre next S u n d a y night. T he principal a d ­ dress will be by Mr. J . N. W hltner. He will apeak on “The Prom ise of the Wtyld in the M an's M ovem ent,” a n echo of the H ippodrome M eeting In New- York CHy." A t the la st m e e tin g of the executive co m m ittee of th e Men a n d Religion F or­ ward M ovem ent It w aa voted, to be the sense of th e c o m m itte e t h a t union m e e t­ ings of th e churches be held in the th e ­ a tre a s often a s one S u n d u y n l g b r h x ^ n d t month. The first of these m onthly union m e etin g s la being a rra n g e d for next S u n ­ d a y night. Mr. W hltner is full of his s u b ­ j e c t H e a r him. • .4 from one to live A Imut house down over the Hie uiers of the 1 (*-••« m depili toppled over mid hiiuted bouina h ltl u y , ntri|ipiti)! l.tve Oak. Perry unti Gulf railroad bridge, jarring wane of the tun hers loose slid Irxlgmg untierilcaHi Hie bridge Since then several houses have left tlieir foundation« and are rx(»rxli;dal any tim e to float away I be entire jiark tv e nt hral l ' d III w a t i ' f f i ve or «11 f «*••! ib«-( ani l tin- n v rt 1» «till r i s i n g h. i ud W e dn know t h a t life »hip|ier» ol ( »«• c o t l i o i e m r d to lire shooting «a •N .* w „dEü!« 'm -ii-fa _____ CITE ED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An C p l t o m r o f t h e W e e k 's M o s t p o r t a n t H a p p e n in g s In t h e S t a t e ' s D om ain. lm- Thr Florida Citrus FxcTinnge met in T am pa Inst week and drcidetl to try and sec whnt could tie accomplished in getting support to keep it going. It m ust have promise of 40 per cent of the s ta te to keep it alive Another m eeting will be held in J u n e to settle the m a tte r of its further existence. It costs money (o lx- a c a n d id a te in a Mate primary in Florida Among expense lists tiled with the Secretary of State. W. II Milton for Governor says he bus ex (lan­ ded to A|>ril 23 (lie sum of $8.943 27. u goou deal more than tfie salary. For Congrcxxmnn in this district. Frank Clark files $1 HIV 57 S J Iblburii $ ,.ua7.95. K Hud»<111 Burr $ 2/ 8)5 50 A K ansas editor IniS just gone home Kronr HornirruriilLa couple o f young J|h gntors It Is hi» pnrpose 10 train them t i go out on the street and bite delinquent subscribers who refuse to come across. Bolters from Hie Re|Nililiran Convention lielil at i ’lilatkii. Teli i. met in J a c k so n ­ ville, April 2.1. anil elected delegates fa vorafile to KiMisevell Tort Pier««- lias awarded contracts f«)r waier sewerage and light plants and during the next few m onths there will lie 1 ivit > unusual and the work will afTord employ m eal (or a great m a n y people Apopka » new Iward of trade bus been organized and g'«»l wntk is rxiaa'ted In la- the result Apopka already lias a hank many g<»«l business houses, u City park and doren» firw I*ojrvt a tur in new I fn negroes Baxter and W’lute lieve been convicted of tin- murder of Hie Nil ver »Irin family in Ini ksonville Oriundo is to have a new MrHujthsi «linrcli The structure will h r Doric in »ty lc of a n h llr c tu rr and will la- (*rrcte«l at a COM ni $ lx Una including furniture and organ * 1 f o r C h a rity t hrough 1 a d v i s a b l e Hie w indows \ l alxail III «1 clix.k a tush S a n f o r d h a v e r«a-eiv«al solile r«a ' i g n i t i o n was m a d e and Hauler was found dead, laThe ubove expression is called very in lite w a y of i m p r o v e m e n t s of s h i p p i n g having been hit (>y a dozen or more lull forcibly to tnind just-now when u n f o rtu ­ facilities, a n d If they will only sta n d " P a t lets nately there is so much in the papers and together they will receive what they l i a s alleged that Hunter was demented, The subject is luken from u lengthy ex are asking for. ullimntly lie leuves a wife and several »mail child­ plutiation. reud some (line ago «duett gave Flie tren d of I tit* letter referred to gives ren Cates is survived hy a wife Hie opposite side from the readers sta n d the ini|ife»Mon that other p u n t» along Tlie trageily caused much excitement point. The expression is often heard, and this line hav e the benefit of an exiae»» throughout this section on ucctainl of the us the article in question sta te d it is good s|K'cial on which to (rau»p«Mt tlieir proc- fact th a t Ixilli men were well known to a rattier tluui otherwise, when "there is ilucts, hot a s a »|a*ctnl fuvor to Hie S a n ­ large circle of f r ie n d s .____ nothing in the paper, because, us a rule, ford (K-opIc they hav e been given "Bo* W rongly I n t e r p r e t e d when there is "som ething ' in the pa|>er car trnnsportnlion" on freight trains II 1» The good teacher was giving the Ixiys it signifies th a t there has been either » d a m n 'd in this letter that the "Box car fire, nn explosion, tin accidental killing, a a talk on the subject of tlie temptations tron»|«>r(uttnn" tins nil ad v a n ta g e over surrounding college life Warming up to Moo«!, or some other dtsustcr. which, while Hie express special in th a t it m akes itili the subject he exclaltneil Wtiy young of course. It furnishes som ething to com nectioti with outgoing trains in J a c k s o n ­ men. hell is flileti with cham pagne. Clgut pel the a tte n tio n of the rcuder. it m ust lie ville while the express special does not. a d m itte d hy those who will stop for 11 m o ­ ettrs. chorus girls a n d mnlnighl stlpWe do not happen to have first h and any jwrs— Rigid here the good m an was m e n t—long enough to consider it» im ­ knowledge as to th r correctness of tills in te rrupte d liy one of the oliler lads io port— thnt after all it is n blessing when p,|p claim, which by the way 1» not m ade in the rear of the room, who threw up both there is "n o th in g in the paper direct term s, but by .way of a rgum e nt arms, exclaiming fervently "Oh, death. s ta te m e n t certainly hus not been npplicn hut it se em s incrialihlu Hint Sanford ship bio for s o m e ‘time, unfortunatly. ns there | pern Biiuuju uciidvc vium iwim* »vw»***»^ ...... the lienaflls of the exfiresa special would .................... Carlos J Mnnsnlve an d wife, of New m isfortune or thnt disaster that each is be satisfied with It if tlKir shipm ents were York, trove purchased tfie Attains place on sue ol the papers all over the land have 8 v , . . , . delayed or Injured thereby, lot luck «if con- the west side, and will tnnke it their fu­ had “som ething in them . And. lo carry 1 „ nau »0 a , . . nrctions ot Jacksonville. If connection ture home. Mr. Mousulve is a Peruvian out the idea, et us he lUryikful w hen the nr' l ‘ . . . .1 . . /v*I a » . . . . I... were not m ade hy this rx|Ye»s »pet rol but has resided iu New York long enough tim e shall com e—a n d G6d rfpcol i*>e nay , He expects un>e»< ;{ • • tliey would liavc a way of securing its ^to becom e n Ro«xi A m erican _w hen there will be nothing in ytc p a -1 • . to en g a g e in business in .S a n fo r d Liter iu milking connection, a n d tins would have per."— Ft. Myers Press been done, if necessary Sanford shippers the season, nre ■run assist them ill doing *<>. Hon. Braxton Beacham. of Orlando, canMr*. Munson and her music pupil* lad Sanford «lup(«-r» stand ' I’at and d id a le for Congress wound op his cammnking pcepnrntions for her a n n u a l "May togrther on this question, and gel what nuign last Satur«lny night hy tuuklng u 1 Recital." which will lake place this year, they a r e entitled lo in truiis|«irtatlun s«-r t|iee< h tierr at Newlnn's corner, that was in the A uditorium of the Sanford High well received UH-KINSOK & Du MSVlS School. Monday evening, Muy 13th. | vice z The General News of The Land of Flowers. O rg a n iz atio n The movement lins nt Inst Ix-en la unch­ ed for Hie organization of Hie charitable work of th r city of Sanford Hie E xecu­ t o r ( o im m t ir e of th r Men und Religion fo rw ard Movement last week ap|ailntr«l u Mf hr > <iii i*» tonfiti»! rii«* N i i i l n i i tli«* ni MiJ«Nk w|i«r»* I»»« (shut ( t on d n o u t i t i d i r «(•a nil i orinili(t i t consisting of Messrs lrfr-*tA «»t YV•h >«1f t »w N> ilssiit I il l ’i »»itb-nt Walker r.-rkins and Waldron lo Issue n I h i r mt i di» mici i ii i nlr *«», v«*f»il !»«•» in In» b r l . n l l t i ri i r t k i l l i n g Inni i iosi .ti n l> .all to all the organizations and city a u ­ , m icvtiml citic i He F ì j r t t h to bmld u ! ilriin-nt wtm h follnwe»! Muntrr »’Niip ^ winter hume ut sonic (Mint in T lurida an d I (() (| w„ M.g0u sr 111 the rear of 11 grocery thorities that ure interested in chnrtlY ! ....II i. <rl lull nf e» amr il li w i n t e r lblel ri re . . . wi l l .s|»-nd ■> a i(»irtloii store und barricaded himself From a work in Hie city This cull has been sent I r l S a n f o r d S h i p p e r s S ta n d P a t k window he »hot at a »mall crowd of men not us follows In s\N H iK I> M I I IT T K S ' - V y Mirely mis»ing (’ 1 Cone, Jr pinsrr I he T.xrcutivr Com mittee «if Hie Men W e h a v e h e r n h a n d e d o n e of Hie let lii-adi-d hy M a r s h a l Nciirhor igh pio kly and H«-I i g ion forw ard Movement of S a n ­ 1,-r« In uni w r i t t e n to S a n f o r d «lup|«-r» in s u r r o u n d e d Ho- l ui i l di ng ford invite you to he reinesr'ilte«! hy «lelt onne« l i o n wi t h Hie l r a t i s | s i r l a i i o n ' p o ­ No o n e al t h a t t i m e wa» a w . o . of Ho egates al n coiif<-r«-nce to |>e field ut the tion b o l l i t i l i » (•11111 W e do not k n o w tini d e n t i t y of t he mu r d e r e r Vf trr »•-vrral Masonn Hall at four o d i a k Sunday a f te r i»,r(»>»<- **f Hit* l e l i r r of wh.it il »«a-k» to a l t e l l i p l a t " g'-t hull 1" »I l f l ende r Ho* !■ >» noon May 12 191 !. to d iso rss and, if found iircotiiplisli in relTereni «■ to the q u e s t i o n in " N o t h i n g In t h e P u p e r " ALL AROUND FLORIDA to f o r m u l a t e p l a n» for tfie or- guiiizution of Hie varum» charities of Hie ci t y -• , Among those mv 11«*<1 are the civil a u ­ thorities. the churches, t h r fraternal and Industrial oritcrs. (he Sanford Hospital A s­ sociation, Hie W C. T U . the Women's (lulls, and all other bodies interested in charity work of th r city For tfie Executive Committee. C K W alkcii. President. W J PmiviNV Secretary. It 11 to lie ho (Mai th a t tion noil individual thus a delegation and that a ity Organization Society th r deliberations of thnt > every o rg a n iz a ­ invite«] will send p e rm a n e n t C har­ will result from gathering. N eg ro Girl B u r n e d t o D e a th Mistaking gasoline for kerosene n negro girl in Goldsb«>ro last S a tu rd ay poured some on the fire in th e stove and the e x ­ plosion that resulted set fire th her cloth­ ing a n d she was bu rn ed ao badly that she died on Sunday. T he house also caught fire, an d wus entirely destroyed New Mull B o x e s Every corner of the city is now graced by a nice new green mail bpx that Po«tm nster Haskins and Uncle Sam hav e jointly been instrum ental in having instnlle«l The tioxes ore for the conveni­ ence of 1 tie j 11 ilr who wisli to Mild let­ ter* and do not ta r e to walk (0 the post office -a �W 0- Ç , April 30, 1912 r * BOSTON STORE S TO C K Starts Wednesday May 1st - Lasts 10 Days ® ^ AX1M I o *, •1 •1t1i m I .¿ n u , , , . elected as long ns he occupies the ce nte r foolish, a n d it's a violation of the law to U A C A P T C A lY V P D A C T , p r a n * a n o , t i e r P r i n t fro m th s nege H A o A o T fcA U Y U n A rl t i r e u p o n h e r . H e g o t a n o th e r q u n r of the stage, a n d if the wires thnt work swear, anyhow. • • t a r f o r t h e r a r r e n d e r o f thla print, too th e m a n n ik in s ore not left in B ry an 's H e ' k n o w s a g o o d th i n g w hen ha linnd he usually trie s to throw a w a y the 4 You h a v e all heard of t h e m a n who h a s g o t It. d o e s th la a i t r a o r d l n s r l l y A Budget of Opinion " Ju s t Be­ puppets. In oth e r words If th?y re f u s e to said he m a d e It a point to ta k a a bath • M A L L BOY T O O K P I C T U R E OP m e a n , s m a ll b o y , a n d h a h t i bee n tween io u and Me" play Willie's w ay Willie tries to fire them once a y e a r whether he n ee d e d It or not. 8 I 8 T E R IN W O R K RIQ. f l a s h i n g on# o f t h e p r in t* from th e out of the convention p U y yard a n d d es­ We are rem inded of him b y th e fuss some n e g a t i v e u p o n h la s i s t e r every nig h t troy their usefulness. Bryan occupies the com m unities are making over the clean­ u p o n w h d b h e r m a y b e youth It duo unique position of n m a n who having up days. The well regulated community N o w Ohs H a s to P sy H im 25 C s n ta f o r a vlalt. B he h a s offered hkn t l bee n thrice d e f e a te d m a in ta in s ltic sa m e should he clean all the tim e. f o r t h e n e g a llv e , b u t th e boy p refers ft * for a Prin t Hach Tim s H s r Bast • • • to d r e w I n t e r e s t I n s t e a d of sacrificing power of a n u n d e fe a te d leader a n d he A C hlri Is A m o n l Ye T n K In i N o t e s Beau Is to Call, t n d hla p r in c i p a l, a n d ho retains p o s s e s 4 A S anford m a n who d id n 't have a n y ­ destroys the well worn aphorism th a t u a n d r a l l h . tie'll P r e n t ' l m " »Youth Rejoices. • Io n o f th e n e g a t i v e up to the hour thing else to do sent the following to me: h a s been can.t com e back. I don't know So S a y s S a o n t e r e r of g o in g to press My wife is my boss. I shull not deny. w hat Bryan is going to do if I did I Perhaps (he u r u e r le s t, m eanest Slop Kickin' J h s town She ninkest me lie dow n behind like could make a fortune by wiring the a d ­ In fvrry to»n tolki krvu h m ' boon sroon s m a l l boy e x t a n t lives In N ew York C u r s T h a i Fallsd An rvrry lime Mr«n<rrs own« to town vance inform ation to the big daily papers bed when the swell c o m p an y comes, und T h i s boy's s i s t e r , who Is of m a r r l u g e m ' Some toiki to to strkln Ih* town truuii T h e sto ry r e c e n t l y published in * she le adest me behind her u p First street. an d would hav e A rthur Brisbane tied to II I er*n »o»ye n kkkiaf a houn a b l e age, g a v e hltn a c h e a p c a m e r a for -A ' ' ■» — S h % r e s t n ra h m y porkpt book, a /te r »lie hT rt& M Y y naed. » « f « ™ spacer, the post a * a m ode rn J&umaMst.— • Stop your kickin', bo hopeful pn’ proioun'. « « '» r a D t n e g r o s . - U T T gftan her 11 a • mighty t*»r W»T *° h'“ 1« “ f • ,own Bryan will he a l the convention and bns spent ul!| its contents 011 hobble skirts h la c a m e r a for I c g lt lm a f e p u r p o a e a ' for « To keep klckln public morals aroun‘ l i t t l e g irl a m i x t u r e of dogs blood Bryun will b e hea rd from, w hether it he and th e a te r tickets, and site leaded) tne a few days, b u t t h a t way of u s i n g th e W howant» In locate In a town lh*t*yN!<rwn? Tfiid p o w d e r e d b o tta to cure her or I K l ; m a c h i n e finally palled upon h im au d from honest m otives or the desire to fur­ up the m a in aisle for her n e w hat's sake. *■ This la the brat town anywhere aroun'. f e v e r , r e c a lls a n I n d ia n prescription But. Ilk* otheri. we're a few ol' houn Yea. though i walk more th a n half the h e th o u g h t u p a s c h e m e . ther his own interests, but his fight on c o n t a i n e d In a n old volume entitled Who Jet at the i tr a n j e r who • tn town H e w aited u n t i l his s i s t e r g o t h e r ­ Utidrrwood in tilts stills lias not helped .light through dark rooms w ith a crying Say the town • a houn an ktek it aruun " P r i m i t i v e S u p e r s titi o n * s e lf rigged o u t fo r her s h a r e of the Inin any with the people who have longed . baby. I will get no rest, lor she it behind An I n d ia n b a d been d e s t r i at»ly If a houn • a houn a town i a town. w o r k In t h e w e e k ly b o u a e c l e a n ln g . And It can t tnuld up If klrknl ariein for n southern c a n d id a te to get the n o m ­ me. her bnvitti stick ami Iter hat pm. T h e n , u n b e k n o w n s t to h e r h e took h,i r t In a fight w ith a grlulv bear Vou have « riant tu t , k >our own tun,,» ination Bryan rem arked to me itnit tie they do everything else hut comfort me But It hurt! ui all ll you kk k the town a full le ngth s n a p s h o t of h e r ju st a . •"«! m e d ic i n e m a n prescribed . desired nothing at tlie (lands of Ihe party Slitprepare ill a cold snack, for me. then s h e w as T h e y o u n g w om an la p r e tt y » d x t u r o of r a t t l e s n a k e s hssds. » u r n ■ Let ■ pull together for the g*«al of the town An' Mop ¡Irkin' our houn • aroun an d Unit he was out of (tie running an d I mukt'ih u !><<• line for uii aid society sup- a u d decid e d ly w in so m e lo o k in g , but out m o c c a s i n s aq d chew ing ............. Though the houn tl • m»lh will make a aoun *nd tI ••h r • just kept on talking iilxxit the w eather 1 per Stie noo in ie th my h e a d with a roll­ th la n eg a tiv e , t a k e n of h e r by h e r ■ •■ •o n e d w ith p e p p e r A hounded town art» a »tranter » frown - Palm Boach Count» h er s t a n d i n g k ' - u . e . of w h ic h th e patient ing pm occasionally My a r m s runoclh s m a l l b r o th e r , a h o w . an d llic price of celery * * e w i t h a b ro o m In h e r h an d , c l a d In « J r , , , k “ p,nl ° ' ,,r > ,in*f l,,M" ( over w ith bundles before she is half done The unly thing I know ubout Bryun is w n« u b r a v e m a n ." says thè »tory 4 She was the most trem endous thirty! lo o s e , v o lu m in o u s , o r n a t e c a lic o w rnp th a t he is the G reatest A m erican of any shopping " b u t h e dlcd wltli IIle utili"»' p e r . w ith a to w e l tied around her ever | hi I u i *>ii the sea.» A city |>r«>i>l«il Surely her dressm aker s a n d millinery uge. amt if he will promise not to “ bull ( l o ti The m em b ers of im h e a d and w ith h e r curl p a p e r e d hair, her decks, it took n m ine In feed her hills shall follow me all (he days of my 10 ui (tie convention and *i*nl (hr |) rm a g r e e d l l i a t t h è r e i n e i l » » a » In , • » g iv in g her t h e a p p e a r a n c e of u l>Vctle mighty engines. Iter »alls w rr r (lie walla ocnilic ch a n ce s of success lie con suit life, an d I shall dwell in the house of iny T h e boy d e v e l o p e d (he n e g a t i v e and n n d t h a l d e n t i ) » « » d u e lo Ilo- n ' of n fortress S hr waa vital without anti t in s i t h è m e d i c i n e m u li ha,) inlie.l cluim the title after it 11 till o v r r — pro v id- wife forever m a d e a p rint of tt W he n h e allow ed ubysmal within She towered iniyllit y. o r d e r t h a t It s h o u l d h e a .l m l n l » ’ . •-1 log. of course, that tie does not get the It to hla s i s t e r s h e th o u g h t It was Impregnable, resistless S h r waa the t o d i e a c c o l l l p a t i l l l l e u t of » .Ini ^ nini nom ination himself r a t h e r funny not suspecting th e lifndnet of the wnnilrnua hitman hrnin • • • v eli He Had a P a s t < e d g e " w hich t h e n e g a tiv e g a v e the s * and the mighty h u m a n energies To find 4 Before I talk wltli you lignin the elee I m u l. 1 1 nu t. 1 «m » ’l ' ' he groaned s m a l l boy o v e r her S trin g e. a tilting nam e for auclt aa her (hey went lion or rather the primary will la- over <'an you no t* " she sa id sy m p a th e t " H e 's s c o r n i n ’ to n ig h t, a i n 't t i e ' " M re H lg tiu p Ilo W w a a (he i h a r t l t 1 « . ally T h e girl loved him to the primordial d e ilie a to the ufT*[>ring und while (he second m ay be interesting s a id th e sm a ll boy a f te r s h o w in g his b a ) |? M r i A„ rl(thl ,Mlt „ . . No. " h e cried '1 h a v e a pant and slsttvr the p r in t of Urnnua and Gr Sfie waa the Titunlf enough to call for sjiecinl m ention I will w o n d e r they m a d e a n y d iln x »tien »• She fared upon the w estern ocean not millet any more dope on the readers ll Is on ly fair that you s h o u ld know " I U T W h o ’ Mind your o w „ busi (Irr , h „ , milll „ „ „ „ „ „ ............ „ n! I * ouId m a r r y no girl on false pre n e s s , k i d ' " s a id dye s is te r a f t e r the on „ T h < |, r #I|WI1M, w e r e . d u a l l y She cam e upon u flouting hit of Ice —ut least not in large enough chunks to Ic u r e s S h e m ight find It out af te r m a n n e r of s i s t e r s th u s a d d r e s s e d \>3 Dead mid helpless it d u llrd almlcMit becom e tiresome Volutes ca n benflhe t> t h a n dhztjr r e c e i p t s Puck ward * T h a v e a past " y o u n g e r b r o t h e r s tn such c o n n e c t i o n s No h u m a n hram devised it. no h u m a n e n ­ nuisance and yet we urc obliged to linve " R e v e a l It," sh e c r ie d softly "I " l i e ' s s c o r n i n ' to n ig h t," r e p e a t e d ergy set It adrift; no huinon h a n d guided tins little diversion al least twice in every could f o r g iv e you a n y t h i n g " For the T h i n k O n ly of t h a Blssslngs. t h e sm a ll boy. "H o w m u c h d o you It In the way it ahould go It drifted b e ­ four years and a city election thrown in girl loved him " B r e r reflect on y o u r prsnent bl««s g iv e me for I h e p ic tu r e of y o u ’ “ fore the monster's (rows The monster lust to keep our huud in (he gam e I told you th a t 1 left m y ho m e town Inga, of w hich e v e r y m a u h*» m m ; T h e n she s a w d i e c o n n e c t io n But rushed on. There waa Imjxict. " W h y , you l it tle I n c o r r i g i b l e ' " sh e n o t on your p a s t tnlsfortun** of with all the h itler feelings and the sore to se ek my f o r tu n e , “ h e suld h o a r se ly " T h a t Is not tr u e I h a d to flee ll " nald, "whlit do you Then, S O S— hell»—sa v e os The mar r h lc h all m an h a r e s o m s Pickens stmts politics l> 11 great gam e und ll does O n e d a y a bout s it o 'c lo c k , ll was "G im m e a q u a r t e r and I w o n 't show veloua wtrelcas reveite»! to the elem ent me good l" see I lie [a-oplr taking a n in »ell I r e m e m b e r th e t i m e a fellow It to him. sa id t h e boy In a b u s i n e s s T i m s fo r Proflt-Tsklng al am i screamed for help I he gild­ («rest in the cand id a te* Whenever the t o w n s m a n p assed me w ith tils little lik e tone T h i s llttlo c o n v e r s a tio n ., quot»»d 'n ed saloons, the tiarrrn ste erag e ami even iHjblic lulls in be l o tr ic s tr d III the men boy S u d d e n ly th e child fell, slipped, A nd h r sto o d pul E x p o s t u l a t i o n s t h e C h ic a g o T r i b u n e , show» ho» the the black slokj- holds, (he very vltala of who are to s h a p e the future destinies of stu m b le d , to th e s tr e e t. a n d p le a d in g s d i d n 't go. Me h e l d o u t m a n o f t h e o r y c a n o fte u come to the the giant, spewed up their city of people o u r country there is som ething lacking in " ' A h , I aee It Is son d o w n ! ' I re f o r his t e r m s , w h ic h w e re 25 c e n ts , g B s is ta n o e o f bis purely practical Merc's a ten million dollar ship going to our geuerui m a ke-up. I h a v e no use for m a rk e d , g a z in g up at th o aky. p a y a b l e In a d v a n c e , uo m o r e , n o leas, b r o t h e r : S to c k E x c h a n g e Man d a n the bottom and only th e tiny cockboats— the fellow who -sta n d s aloof in politics "A n u m b e r of c i tiz e n s h e a r d m e ; S h e p r o m p tly t o r e It up a n d trtit It n | n g h i m s e l f ) — U uslue as* There Isn't ns smnll and as frail as ih r fishermen used an d talks about how t h e result should the n e w s s p r e a d , and —w ell, to m a k e a In t h e tiro H ut th e hoy still h a d the » n y l W h a t c a n you do when th* nier» on Galilee— to take up voyaging We're hav e been, with the chances even (hat he short s t o r y s h o r te r , t h e to w n got too n e g a t i v e h id d e n a w a y , and on t h e very c u r y t s up a m o n g t h e nineties* It.s hot for me. Gan you f o r g i v e tile for n e x t occ asio n w h e n his p ls te r » young ic ro f s a o p r —I s h o u ld think that would afraid of me water and we lire pitifully never went near the (kill* to vote It n thnt *" W an was due to cnll In th e e v e n i n g b t h e J u s t tho tlm o to sell mercury hrlpleas in || S () SI S ave h u m a n tvrs! the duty of every A m erican citizen to S h u d d e r in g , th e girl s h r a n k away So the greatest lloaimg tiling that ho Vrj exercise the right of finnchlse an d eo from h im H er Ups m o v e d , but th a , m ainly could create crumpled nod laded ileavor as (ui as pjssible •<) put Ihe heal pow er of sp e e c h had d e s e r t e d her opposed to a floating fra g m en t of con- m en in the positions of (rust. I h i v e eve n Ssdly h e r e a c h e d for hla h a t geuled moisture. Ill spite of all the heard it said th a t tlie m iniste rs of the gos­ i • strength nnd the learning of (he ages pel have no right to mix up in politic*, In trin sic V aluss. w hat is the power of manT "W h y d o you se lec t C h a r l e s Instead when in truth the m iniste rs should take -U -She wus the Titanic. a n active part a n d do all in their power of G e o r g e ! ” ' a s k e d M a u d s • • • " W e l l," rep lied M aym lo, "George to elect clean m e n to office— not n e c e s­ said I h a d « y e s like v io le ts, che eks 4 W hat do I know of UryunT sarily a m em ber of their church, but the This question w as asked m e by o friend best m a n thut ofTers fur the position We Ilk« wild ros«s, sboll-llko ea rs and as we were leaving the th e a tr e Inst F ri­ ca n n o t alw ays get the best m e n of a co m ­ lips Ilka c h e r r ie s ." " V e ry p r e tt y " I day night nnd for n tim e I paused before m unity to becom e c a n d id a te s because the "Yss But C b s r l t s sa id I bad eyes answ ering and then I took m y friend very n am e of politics seem s muddy, hut like d ia m o n d s , te eth lik e p e a rls and down n dark alley an d confidentially we shall neve r h a v e purity unless good lips Ilka ru b le s . It s e e m e d to me (b a t whispered In hit car the pro(gietic word m en take part a n d put the whole m a tte r bis fd e a s w e re m uch m o r e p rac tica l.'' llist every other Democrat nnd leotler in on a higher plane. Every m a n has the the country is saying at present: " N o th ­ right to vote a n d every m a n has a right H is Tsrv-Csnt R o m a n c e . ing." to his opinion, a n d if all of you will g r a m T h e p a n h a n d l e r was I n s i s t e n t Me la as much an enigm a to m e as he this right tiicre will never be an y b itt e r ­ " W h y . b r o th e r ," bo s a id to bis vloever h as been and l hove known him ness en ge ndered In th e election. I a l­ since he made the fam ous "Cross of Golt| w ays tako m y m edicine gracefully, and (Im. "I n e v e r g o t eo low aa to ask s man f 'r a d im e befo re N-no. sir. But a n d Crown of Thorns” speech th a t won the morning af te r hove no dark brown I Just w a lk e d In from C h ic a g o — look , the convention nnd gave him the first ta s te of regret over a n y th in g th a t m ay at tne s h o e s — a n ’ m e old wound la n o m ina tion. Bryan Is as m uch a n a tio n ­ h a v e happened. The' country alw a y s b o th e rin ' m e ag a in . O u c b ! I got It In al figure today as he was in 1896 and seem s to get along somehow. 1.1 i lb' S p a n le h -'M e rlc a n w a r e w lm m ln ' lb ' • • w h e th e r he it honest in fils in te n tio n s or \ river o u t t h e r e In tb' P h l l 'p l n e s w ith / ' ' ' E T OUT OF T H E RUT and be right up to date in U a politician pure an d sim ple will never 4 A nd so tw o or three of m y fellow old O e n ’r s l W h a t'e H ls-N sm e , a n ’ your every day business affairs. Pay your bills with , be k n o w n an d no exhaustive study of h it tow nsm en do not like some of the tilings every t i m e t h ' w e a t h e r c h a n g e s I g e t A dim e a i n ’t m u c h —but a check, it saves many a mistake. c a r e e r will ever reveal his true character. in this n ew sp a p er! N either do we. But a tw in g e . 1 h a v e tried to h a n d him the Presidency they are ot liberty to pick» out w hat they m a ybe y o u 'r e E n g llib . If y ou a r e you This is a home institution composed of home people for t h r e e straig h t tim es so th a t he could do not like a n d leave the rest for some o u g h t to b e gla d to kno w t h a t 1 served u n d er K l t c b 'n e r at L a d y s m i t h an ' got and— p u t his id e as into practice an d yet as I one who is less fastidious. Do (hey know a B oer b u lle t th r o u g h m e sh o u ld e r. Iff; look back th e v ista of political e v e n ts w h a t they call th e m a n who^sat dow n at T en c e n t s w o n 't b r e a k y o u .” c a n d a u m It all u p it se e m s th a t d t s t i n y a first class hotel dinner, a n d beginning " H o ld o n ! " cried t h e victim "I baa p la y e d a m ost Im p o rta n t p art in the a t the first item on the bill of fare tried ain't E n g l i s h — I'm a T u r k . " ' g a m e a n d while not allow ing the princi­ to eat every dish m entioned thereout "Is t h a t i o T said t h e p a n h a n d le r. pal pla yer to ta k e a le ading purl has a l­ This newipn|>cr presents a varied bill of “Wall, I c a n 't say I e v e r s e r v e d tn th' W e pay fo u r p a r c e n t o n S a v in g s A c co u n ts lowed h im to at le ast w rite the m ain fare every week, hut there is no law to T u r k i s h a rm y , but I g o t a b r o th e r p a r ts of the play a n d h a v e Ihe leading compel you to devour every portion of it. who u s e d to g e t up e a rly e v e r y m o r a ­ m a n a c t according to copy anti with but J u s t (tut aside w hat you d o n't relish and le' an ' blow th ' Qolden H o r n ! " T h e n hla g rim y Angara closed on M. M. SMITH. Pr«. a R. STEVENS. V. Prvs. M. E. TOLAR. LW>ki alight changes. A t tim e s I think th a t sa y nothing abo u t it. A nd d o n 't sw ear th s p r o ff e r e d dim*. Bryan does not w a n t a n y o th e r m a n l o b e a t the S aunte re r. It's both wicked a n d CUKBSIONE GLEANINGS tVtN III! GATl POSI NOI IN II h L* Iso.tofivEniEtfr /mo w e n? w CHfcfr I iXL It Gi ves You a Receipt T h at C a n n o t Be Disputed WE WANT YOUR ACCOUNT Deposits Absolutely Insured P E O P L E S BANK O F SANFORD LL.T-i ÉÉT ifr lia ■ ^ 'iiì^ T l È li ■ �April 30. 1912 r u e SANFORD HERALD A W H V V4 m y life! Felt, my a e n ae a Just g r o w ­ you k n o w —e h ? " ing n u m b all tho w hile w ith th o " C e r ta in ly , a i r ! ” J e n k l n a a d m itte d tr n g o d y of th e th in g , th o th o u g h t of BICYCLES AMD SUNDRIES calmly I knew In a m i n u t e aooti n t th is coa reo tn onatnr'a to u c h defiling 25 BICYCLES be told tn© '" th o d a i n ty , goanam or g a r m e n t that had rKyvt 14 SO lit- Til 310. fOR NtW And. by Jove , I b elieve d h im ! Had a h r o u d e d bor «acred » 'h a t you callb *« «r» rKoo. n to, you know-; It wua on ly Just o n e 'e m * —Oh, It wn« a w f u l' SIUMHARGCR I n s ta n c e of tbo devlllah clever. In­ " U m —uh, I ««*«! It wan. t h o n l " — URLANDO FLORIDA tuitive w ay J e n k ln a bad of boring In­ ho watt n o d d in g with an a i r of u n d e r ­ to t h i n g s ' s t a n d i n g . p a u a ln g In th e s trtig g lo with I ' Yea, a i r ." —O 'K e efe th o u g h tfu lly t h o r e f r a c t o r y c ig a r HU « trulne d and j t r a n s f e r r e d a big wad to th e o t h e r r e d d e n e d face ahapod a> m pa thetlca le c h e e k — " t h o cnptnlti g a v e uie n little ly " J u a t w h a t I th o u g h t and told lay off ao'a I could b r in g 'em up,"— '©mV' ho bobbod w ith a nttafac tlon. "1 ATTORNEY a n i . COUNSELLOR at LAW ho s tu d i e d w ith I n te r e s t tho t o p of U n d e r s t a n d ! You ain't got no need to c a rym ts & T / # / j j y a a a s s -s/sÆ V ju c a v w r r ' P ra ctice in S tate an d Federal Courts ono of th o plllara of tho p o r t ^ c o c h o r o j u ^ e n o e x p l a n a tio n s to m o ! " and ho •YNOP8I&, tind n h r u g g e d lightly— "of c o u r se It On, w u n ' t «h»! Ily Jove, I won(lurncr-Woodruff Bldg S anford Mo. w asn't Just b ec a u s e of t h e re w a rd , KH X.—RIohard U jrtitnut, an £ eTB<1 w h a t he w o u >l1 thlnk tf ho h nd though of c o u r s e tlvo h u n d r e d bucks WtUi an sffeoted Engllah ao- ! n a a r d o u r c o n v e r s a t i o n In th o h a l l! 4 *“ B u t It w n m ' t for m e to tell h lm ho Is live h u n d r e d bucks, b u t wo th o u g h t you m ig h t like to h a v e 'em th a n k w“ # w a r m ln g a w h n t'a It» m m « to h la DENTIST you. M r ! " For out of m y folder 1 I p l j l ü S î . ‘T T t U r Prhln“ 3 bo., ° ,n ' *° 1 Ju , t «Mumbl.d a re p ly . peeled five crisp c e n t u r i e s an d laid Ruom. 23 24 and 25. Itesi Bids l't.on» 41 tba waarar, J N e r e r th e le B s ," ho ib ru g g o d , "It ta them In h is palm S A N F O H I). F L O R I D A. m . - U * h t * u t dona tha pa- B,a ",r , to. !** t, *at , l ' ° can t " ' “ » J t h <> T h is d o n e , J e n k in s g la n c e d at mo tt« at n i f h t fftta up for a «ÎK^t of F r a n c ia H e ahook DU hond Barrant, Janklna, ' ooraaa In d lsin a lly " C h s r m l n g jçlrl. Mr. U g b l - and t u r n e d s u g g e stiv e ly to w a r d tho reeonxlaa U g h t n u t . ate n t r a n c e , b u t O'K eofe d id n 't rnako a n u t —a r a r e a n d p e r f e c t typo of t h o hlm o u t T h in k in g the a»rmove to go an d no m o r e did I F act ghtnut changa» hla clothaa E n g lls h b e a u ty nt b o r beat " JU STIC E OF T H E PEACE ion halp. W h a n ha rawas, I hnd a devilish k e e n n o tion th a t O h. w as sho! N o t If I know a n y ­ alla on hla nack with NOTARY rUBUC ta u t 4 ballar th a t ba t h i n g a b o u t It, a n d 1 had aeon t h r o « the old cat upstnlrH would be w a tc h ­ ing for the policeman's departure Office In City Hall C H A T T E R IT .—Je nklna tafia U g h tnut ■ o s s o n s In L o n d o n . By Jove , 1 w a s ih io o g b th o grounds, a n d It catno to s o t s r r l b l y s h o c k o d I could Juat f»©l aoua •< L m a a oounta r be h a d w ith a nidi p 1— — draasad In paja m a s. me t h a t to play him a little lo nger It In m y f ac et T —l a a maaaaga from frt hia H b s e e m e d a u r p r la o d . “ D o n 't y o u w ouldn't d o nny h a r m , b u t m ig h t seal Billing», U g h t n u t la aakad t h i n k a o ?” ho Inalatod. her Jolly m o u th tho t i g h t e r ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ha kid" for Osa nnight ig h t on hla O 'K e e fe t h a n k e d mo ngnln. "Y ou'ro " W e ll, I r a t h e r d o n 't, you k n o w 1“ m collega L a t e r U g h t n u t AT LAW til girl In black pajam a » lft It J u s t b lu r te d o u t of Itself. " O h . I sure »olid w ith tho force, sir," ho ns! sureil. n o d d in g enrn.-atly " J u s t re■ay— now , y o u 'ro n o t really In c a m I .Hr M » i r A u m hr, S r * r m h bub. lal Circuit of Florkl» CHATTHR VX—U g h t n u t la shocked by c a t ? " And I a c r e w o d my g la s s ao \ m e m b e r my n u m b e r and th e n a m e of i» girl » « t a k i n g , sm oking a n d slangy Krt.tlr.irr« Sanford »o.l Silvan t.nkr h a r d In my om barrnB aniont, 1 h u r t m y j Captain C lu tc h e m If any tlm o In town «yo— "Y ou kno w a h o 's a f rc a k l W hy. you got r o u n d e d up In an y of o u r lltlas him w ith a ato ry d a s h It—" I p u lle d up, for a f t e r all. ! tie .-r, you k n o w ! " —ho dro p p ed a sister's ro o m - m a t e , clieeiful w ink at in.- and g la m again ñamad granosa, n a x t m o r n i n g th e girl aho w aa a follow g u e s t at tlie blllH. " E x p e r t m a y b e you're la missing and U g h tn u t h u r r i e s to th e ATTORNEY AT LAW Ho atnred, J a m m e d hla h a n d s d e e p “ I Did N otice W ith th e Leo».” boat to as« har off. Ha la a c c o s te d by In hla p o ck e ts s n d b en t to w a r d m e anxious to know If T im g e l s a dlvy a husky collega boy, w h o ra l la hlm 1'ia. l i i r i in -Muir »...| rUrtal ( ourta "D icky, b u t ha doss not sea tha girl. "N o w , look hero, m y boy,-do you m e a n •"iii-r th is .' he p ro c e e d e d , and 1 mur- lifte d hla fat h a n d to r e s t r a i n them ^ -■ Pbooa 14» iiMsepd s o m e Jo llr s o m e t h i n g . _O J t " W h y , m y w ife's o w n g r a n d l a t U o r had H *• 1 UuUling ___ CH A PT E R V Ilfw Jkck B t ilin g s ^ g ll a to to g a y you d o n 't . t i l i n g Miss K l f k l a n d s p a n g tb w n lg h tk r lth U g h tn u t. T h ey dts- n b e a u tif u l ' a n d w in n in g g l r l T ' __| t‘*o u r s ®.' I T v iu n * t‘anxloua. you* k n o w ; n ? lu b foot, a n d to h e r l a s t d n y If aha oovar nrlosalasa rubles hidden In tha butfact Is, I d id n 't r a r e a daM t—d i d n 't g o t o u t e r bed o n t h e w ro n g aide, tho L>'ueH* bo - e o 1 moftni. H. f o r ho sL jJi« pajam as. ____ " slo w ly ^ o m ltto d a n oxprosslvo w h i s t l e «.von r e m e m b e r w ho Tfhi w as. “ Yoa, old Indy w e n t a haftder s u r « —oh, 1 «tree, ho'll got ten of t h l a ! ” ho fin k n o w ! " DENTIST laSaj*andJ r»UrM^DUllnl’ d ° M t h * ***” — "W oll, you n ro h o p e le s s th e n — u t t e r l»hod Im p ro sslv o ly A m o m e n t b efore. I h a d th o u g h t V —U , ,g hv..t n u .t la te r discover» D h o p e..l e s s ! " a n d d a a h It, ho Ju W.-|t».rn Iil«mk I’liiin? 111 CHAPTER X * st M< .Ultimo, b« bad bee n h u n c h in g t h a t so f a r aa th o m e r e m a t t e r of Jolly tn hla a p a rtm en t a beefy person In inut- g r o a n e d t Simfonl. Muruin ton-chop w hiskers and w earing pajama» " B u t now m y d e a r young f r i e n d " film. «-If up u n til now hu su c c e e d e d In mla«*ry waa c o n c e r n e d . I h a d sounded Jenklna calls »ha police, who declare the . . . . . » r e i i 'h l i .g fro m ««.mewheiu behind, a th«* w h a t jrou call 'e m » . but now my Intruder to be a criminal, called "Foxy ' wo,)l 011. mid w ith a glance nt t h e Orandpa.“ l i t t e r e d table, "I w a n t you to go o u t i . ' t c i l nlid »Iilnr old w allet, bulging d a s h e d b r a in was reeling l.efi.re Mil» »in. worn an d g reasy p a p e r s W ithin new h o r r o r ! T o th in « k th n t eh«* w ua — C H A P f E R XT—Tha Intruder declares a n d g e t s o m e f r e s h Mr before t h e tills with a (lomlnh he laid tho 1.111» but ob. It co u ld n 't bo! And yet I re ha la L tghtnut'a guest and appe als to Ilia blo o m of |b e m o r n in g la p n s t— If you l> 1 N I I S I lattar In rain. T hen h e fnced 11« w ith an air ot c a lle d o m in o u s ly t h a t m o a t of the go o u t this way. yo u will avoid e n ­ llu l e a n e d cheorfultK'Nn tim e 1 h ad k u o w n her. I h a d only All M imIc í i . SlctLoris xml A | ) | . l u m r x CHAPTER X I I —Ha 1» bustled off to c o u n t e r i n g th o s e g l r l a ”— hla b and get) So m u c h all for the v e l v e t ! " he «e«-n h«.r sittin g ! ja a tly b u t firmly u r g e d mo. "It h a s bee n CHAPTER X n i —In the m o rn in g L lght­ ORLANDO FLORIDA reinnrked w ith a n o th e r w ink "B y y-y tho way, a i r ! " H e closed Just a b o m in a b ly ae lllah of mo to h a v e nut la astonished to find Hilling» gon«. Of i o u r a e It wiih of no I io p o rta tu e o n e e y e at uie a» ho cerre.1 from tin« and mors astonished when tic g»t» u m , , k e p t you stuffed In h e r e ; I know I •»*• from the latter. deinnndlng hie b ro w n b e a u ty a half Inch of It* waxy h a v e b ored >oti to d e a t h with all th is to k«-i tilm tlglii at.out (tie m a te r ia . cluthea. U g h tn u t. bound for T erry lu w n Hilling’» home discovers "F ran .-re." the ta lk a b o u t tb o f a m i ly black s h e e p I ..« for th n t, I «1lilix t car«* it Jolly hung bud, UH.ng fur th« m a l t r e a t m e n t a per "That wuh a tinnt girl or the pajam as, on tha train It lie th o u g h t they weru m a d e of lino feotly b r u t a l knife fuel th n t now [ m u s t lot you e s c a p e " • DENTIST Hut It gave m e th e then ot try o n you m a d e to c o p p e r t h e thief "O h. no—uiot n t a l l ! " I p r o t e s t e d Iciitu' CHAPTER X IV —U g h tn u t apenka to vournelf a le e tle Irregular, you her aaJ alludes to the night tvfferr. Rhr hn at tly an d p u llin g bac k N ever w ould Junt p e e k in g Into n c o rn e r o ' th e par Oll.ii* Cowell limldllig declaree Indignantly that U g litn u t n - . . r i «-I to »nil«!) my». If th a t U h ront.-iit- know . ' be shook hla hea d nt me. "but, d o to let him feel t h a t way. you know law her tn bleck pejamae. At T n rr r tn w n s \ M ORI> I I I i R ||. A iiul tin * as t h e c a p ta in »aid w «. a i n 't m aking »'ranrea la met by a husky c o l le t - youth Iteully, ‘poll h o n o r now. thing | w nt.t w. r*- of Mliff--' bl k »Ilk wt.0 ha Ila U g h tn u t aa "IJl.-lty •• Tl.« lal n o p o in t a b o u t th a t w ith a g en t Ilk.* w e r e ’ I w e n t no f u r th e r not for a tir Ignore» the boy. who tt.en ttirm icn a to do Is Just s ta y h e r o and talk to you the gold of »li.il »-ItH iiiiin» would I y o u —e u r e n o t ' " a n o t h e r ImperlMin to thraih him for offending Krnucea a b o u t F ra n c e » ." Ughtnut take» ths*nrxt tr a in 'llYuma. Mo lino of b e a u ty upon t h e r e c e p tiv e j £ hnxu p r o f a n e d tho p neka go with fur "O h, dam n F r a n —h 'tn —I m ean th.-r In * «■»llg a t Ion CHAPTER XV—Hillings a t o m . a ovar atone, a n d be puffed I n h a la tio n * of f F r a n c i s will k e e p ’ " Ho caught h im tha outrage of hla arrest. He an.1 U g h t ­ " B u t 1 k n e w you n e v e r could k 'Why Mr. I don't th in k y«.u ne«-.t >.y. nut «(»cover mysterious Chíflese c h a r a c ­ self h a s tily b e f o r e t h e sta re of tn> k ters on tha -pajamas got h im to t h e a t a t l o n - r l c ould b ar« > be wot t y in g but w hat t h e y 'r e all AND s g la s s , fu m b lin g w ith tho p a p e ra to ♦ r l ... right," a n d t h e big p o lic e m a n n.Mded told you “ -CH A PTER X V I—Professor Dooxenber- c o v e r hla r o u fu s lo n . T h r u ho clnj.pod iconfidently ; In fact t h e r e d o n 't «rein " O h ! " I r e in n r k e d . puxxted By F r? ■f-CaJlcd In to Interpret tfia hiero- ; m e on th o Mioulder. p r e ssin g mo a g a in glyphlcA to be no damag«* nt all Ho added Jo v e , I had a d a » h e d a w f u l thinight k to w a r d th e door. " Y o u Juat go a h e a d F for a m o m e n t th n t I m u s t be losing k m e d ita tiv e ly " W h ic h la sonio won CHAPTER X V II—He raves over what a n d do w h a t e v e r y ou can with F r a n bt calls tha lost silk of Bl-Ung-Clil. k •F my In te llig e n c e ! I looked nt Jet.kln« der, c o n s id e r in g how we hnd to F els. y o u r s e l f —you n ro my only h o p e ' ♦ R o o m a g a in , b u t he bad not y e t coinn back rough him«« Foxy t l r a n d p a befuro wre CHAPTER X V III—The w riting declare» •r that a person wearing the pujarna» will O r w ait, an d I'll p r e p a r e the way fur to th e g r o u n d . «of toned him down In hla cell th < 1 taka on the semblance of the previous y ou t o n i g h t —t h a t ' s It. th a t's I.eM!' I !|isi,nrs. Dico Hlot-k "O h. I'm on, a i r ' " A n o th e r on** ol oth e r nig h t " Hero hla ch.-oks swelled »»»r»r. The profeaaor borrow» tho pa nnd he w ent to n o d d in g T h e n he Jama* for experiment. ■F wlt.k» ni 1.1» <-tut ' t ii tul he ««lit a long »tie.if of brown t h . ’««» a w ful > h a l te d my progreSH slid eyed m e In •F i'll AITKR XIX -"Hilling»" dre«».-d In « cinti lied tils h elm et s id e w a y s 1.. Ibjiild ,«r ii gr.«»»hopper >.n tt.o fr«»hiy T h e r e » a n o t h e r thing hi» pajama» 1» found In th» p.ri»fe»a«»r-a r.N.in letitly k 0 |M' Il I I M ' S ( l d \ N 1 I O (» |) 111 a. J la laker, homo In an autom obile Mill. voice d ro p p e d ' I th in k It« Ju»t a» w hlteliiHl d o o r »lone» an d got It. too. know I Knw e v e r y th in g I « a » rlgt.i Ira n .e s and a woman l i g h t . . u t coll» \ N 1» tu-atly m!»»lng tho p*xll»h«'«l toe ot t h e r e nt tbo Katiukn, you know well J a c k s h o u ld n 't know of your in "th* frump.” " O h , t h a t ! " I said, u n d e r s t a n d i n g ' t Jeitklu» boot "No, s i r ! ' — e m p h a t i c ­ S ü lu rd iiy s ‘1 lo l) p. in t e iitl o n s a b o u t F r a n c i s ; be w ould f CHAPTER X X —U g h tn u t la angered by ally—"I d o n 't th in k you'll bo h e a r in g F'or I k n o w th o n th n t ho w ns talking $■ | n o v e r a p p r o v e — oh. n e v e r ! " 'the frump'#“ slanderous ta lk about l f any ho lie r fro m your indy frie n d w hen a b o u t FT>xy O r a n d p a In m y room # "Francia." i H e pursod h is lip s to Juat n th in hnd a l m o s t f o r g o tt e n t h e Jolly old t alio goes to— eh. w h a t? " he s ta re d Si r a n g e r s W e lc o m e , CHATTER X X I—"Hillings" la ta k r n to ' c u r v o ns ho shook hla head poM tlrely v a g a b o n d , but It o c c u r r e d t o m e that k h( J e n k i n s blankly, for J e n k ln n hnd hla room. A servant tells U g h t n u t that His e y e s bored nt m e over hi« g la s s • A A A.A4 coughed "O h. e x c u se m o ! " - and hls p e r h a p s I o u g h t to show «omo Inter a tnrtsage has juat been received «tilting I m o is te n e d m y lip« th»t Billing» waa under arreat In New , e« l.lg hand lifted ap o lo g etica lly to hls est na th e y m u s t h a v e r e c a p l u r a d him York for stealing a ault of black pa"I know he feels you have a l r e a d y Jllaai. mouth, w hile hls eyes rolled u p w a rd a lo n g w ith th e p a j a m a s "I ssy I | I p i . p 1/ / * Ï <x l i l i l í concerned y o u r s e lf enough about J 1 1 1 ^ L j <4 I I 1111 Wluit I Just m e an t wit» t h a t t know c h i r p e d up. "«11*1 you lia*« much * * ' CHATTER XXIT—Judge Hillings naton- F r a n c i s . " be ««Id d e l ib e r a t e ly ’ The U ghtn u t with a tala of Francia" ea- «•liter night at. y o u r room« r r . you t h . y 'l e all to tlie good. I w ent alt tr o u t .! « * a b o u t It g e t t i n g t .l r u n g » l n '»p«dea U g h tn u t ask» permission to y o u k n o w »" • peak to "F ran ce s." know ! J a c k Is so p a r ti c u la r In tliosn l>Vet ell. ' MY M 'F C IA l.m .N "T ro u b le ?" O 'K e e f e ’a lip doubled Uhl I m u tte r e d , t u r n i n g r a t h e r ‘ 1 b at's J m t all r ig h t, Ju d g o ," I r e ­ lit tle th in g s . Ah, t h e r e 's a model for taint contem ptuously "It waa en»y a» bu* I'.. Kuril » II.....I I’liuili-*! Chimi I d r o p p e d tho p a r c e l and Je n « q u i r e d h im s o o th in g ly . " A ll I am y o u ! ” Hla b a u d » pread, p a lm down kin» picked It up It) Jo v e , for a m o­ t o r t " i . u r l i . u n » S t e r i l i . g Si l ver H u looked u p w a r d an d wagged Ii I h holding o u t fo r la Ju a t to b a s u r e wo Why. Roger» Finirli Ware lt...... he . n i n e Jolly n e a r h a v in g to w ard. In a n ex p re s» tv o g«*aluro understand e a c h o t h e r a b o u t F ra n - h e a d a s he laid hla h a n d upon t h e pick me up. loo, I was t h n t s h o c k e d ho d o u b le d r i g h t b a c k to t h o K aho F igli, anil Wiilthnm W atches c«*—t h a t I m a y b a a u r o I h n T o y o u r ' d o o r k n o b . By J o v n . how I w i s h e d .h o ka!" and p r o s t r a t e d ! authority— " would o pen It, for t h o room w as got- j “ By J o v e , you k n o w l " I ex c la im e d , "The only t h i n g —t h o on ly th in g ALL GOODS GUARANTEED “8o t h a t ' s U l " H e r e l a x e d w i t h a lin g d ev llla h w n rm ! s t a r t l sd. ta ll—" I had to wait t h r o u g h a n ngon deep b r e a th . T h e n q u lo tl y : “ M y d o o r “ And ns for t h i n g s I d e p lo re In " H u r e a t t h in g you know ! I collared lilng m oment while hi« to n g u e toy. you m a k e m e a s h a m e d o f my- F r a n c i s —oh. no, n e v e r any of t h a t gath ered h ls wad and p o r o m p to r llf him r ig h t In froilt and w ith the MOWERS — PLANT’S — BULBS ••If—I w a s n l d o l " 'And h o s h o o k my w ith J a c k ' " —ho stiff e n e d pro u d ly — Mr. O 'K e e f e ex p e c to ra te .! f r u i t T r e » » and S u r t i r , S t o c k expollnd It. thUr" tim e e n l iv e n i n g U.o g o o d s ! " band. “Yea, you J u s t g o r i g h t "h o m a y , as l h n v e Bald, Imbibe, a lit"My. but ho did put up cold dead m o n o to n y of th«* s ilv e r gray e lo q u e n tly ' •head; s l m o e t a n y t h i n g Is p r e f c r a b l o i tie loo m uch, now a n d th e n ; but p a ja m a s m a c a d a m —-"was h e r —! m e a n , w as tho an a w f u l h o lle r — said th o to the v tc lo ag lif e FYancIs Is l e a d i n g — w h o d It c o m e s to s c a n d a l - w e l l . I w e r e h ls ow n s n d he had Just had rtn P h o n e Hit» llth a n d Oak Ave. pant« ” • n y tb ln g l" H a s ig h e d a n d h ls Tolco h a r o yet to hear th o s l i g h t e s t , "Ah h ! " I p u t my h a n d to m y sldo in a do. And bluff— w s l i r - h e !s (MT,.rin|¡ Fern. S anford, dropped c o n f id e n tia lly ; “ I 'm a f r a i d 1 b r u a t h — ” ‘' a n d looked at Je n k ln a a p p e a lin g ly , t h e a i r for* _a m o m e n t In t h e effort to ’ •van you w o u ld b e d i s c o u r a g e d ir 1 1 A s h a r p k n o c k c u t In ab ru p tly . florida an appropriate g .-a tu re - " I 'm H '.ral Design» to Order lull he w as lo oking u p w n rd . hls eyes find A nd h o s w u n g th o d o o r “ C o m o In! told you of one or two d i s g r a c e f u l e p i­ use d t<x thoHo »well con m en. b u t that 1 zs lo-tf kind of c a s t o v e r like n b i r d s ; th e sode» at Cambridge—I know S c o g g in s o p e n . line» of hla m o n th tig h t e n e d to an gu n wn« th o lim it—pulled o u t a card It w a s J e n k i n s to s n j n p erson w a s »ould b « | M . aae, m in d you, a n d le tte r s , a n d want “ r,:b' “ ,ul 1 kneW ho w n" " ufTcrl,‘K Scoggins again—always Scoggins! w a it in g t o boo m e o n I m p o s a n t b u s h too! Hut wo m u s t try to s t a n d It a ed m o to go w ith him to h ls c l u b — | D«*li Scoggins! Of course he w ould n o u . hls c lu b — " tho big fellow d o u b le d over (;r | (|lr White Wing strain w inners at little lo n g e r —Just n little! b# discouraged, but i should n o t. Dey In a «panni of m ir th th a t all but o [ n „|jr county fair Singly Comb W hite T h ro u g h o n e I n s ta n t s r e s p it e , Mr CHAPTER XXIV. **l»h simple reason, you k n o w — I told him I d glxo him Letj|,orn>t Single Comb Rhode Ulaiul O'Keefe s t h ic k to n g u e waa occupied r h o k o d h lm . »otfdn't belloro It, by J o t s ! — In s tr iv in g to g l u te n lio t h o e n tir e th e d u b If he d i d n 't go q u I e U y - f o r ! Red# Iw , i|in K unn„ I)uck.. E ig t for "Yes, I learned all «bout It irom I Recover the Psjsmst. w rapper of a m u c h c r u s h e d sn d awful- you se e I r e c o g n iz e d him In a m in u t e , j ^ ®y daughter when she came h o m e ," O u ts id e , s w in g in g h la club and klckHe- i__ L ^ j . i j .____, A _ L1,__ lyr yellow c i g a r ,. T h e n ho s e p a r a t e d a you c a n t lose th e m fro a k k in d ! for~ baby chicks and...................‘ ducklings. be proceeded gloomily; “she feels t h a t 1 I n g - h l s hoel In t h o in n c a d a m , I found m outhful f r o m t h e end nnd p roce eded. sid e s, h e g iv e h lm s o lf a w a y : told me twoked ‘ “ In a measure It has marred Miss K irk- a f a t p o llc c m n n —f r o m New Y ork, 1 "I did n o tic e With th e legs, thnt h e ’d o v e r lo o k my co n d u c t o n th is oc­ WHITE WING POULTRY FARM Isnd'g visit with her," • k n e w by hls h e lm e t. one of 'em w a s Just a bit lo n g e r th a n c a sio n a n d t h e o t h e r . If I w ould re­ W. J . WILSON, P r o p r i e t o r Mias Kirkland! I recalled now t h a t H e t u r n e d a n d l s a w —O 'K eefo! th' o th e r, an d dow n nt th e s t a t i o n wo le a s e h im . W ell, t h n t w as e n o u g h ! I tbst was the name of the gtfl from j " O h , t h e r e you nro. a i r ! " And w ith was a w o n d e r in g If—“ t h e b r p w n heg.l b e c k o n e d J i m m y D w y e r a c r o s a nnd Sanford Florida Cblna. By Jore, I preferred to t h i n k n c a r e l e s s d u c k a n d a w ave, he a m b le d of a c r a c k lin g m a tc h d r e w n long, we r u n h i m dow n t h e lino to t h e s t a ­ of har as the frump!*' . f o r w a r d a n d p la c e d tn my hand» a curving w hnt-you c.all lt o n t h e » m o o t b , tion. O h, wo g o t h im t h e r e , b u t It "For Miss Kirkland heartl tho go»-1 parcel. w a s n 't e a s y — fo r him I And th e ro ■>P at Cambridge—seems she h a s !“ It'« »bom, all r i g h t ! " he said, w ith cr(,Rn)y m a s o n r y , an d h e p a u s e d to h e'll s t a y n w h l l o l " friends there, among the residents; ' * fat w in k . “T h e b l a c k silk p a j a m a s — pi)nip , „ Rdly. s tr iv in g to c o a x a d r a lt H o h a d to pnuso a n d p u m p a i r , he *nd they were kind enough to tell < wo * o t ’em, you s e e ! " of «moke— w e w o n d ered If 't w o s — *vna no w inded. G a s F i t t i n g Of theee th ln n Of the year beforo 1 "Jore!" I e j a c u l a t e d , « ta ring T h e n in te n tio n a l " Hls r y e s «ought min.. " B u t It w ouldor tic k le d you." ho r e ­ »* soon as they noticed how devoted s u d d e n l y I got t b o Jolly Idea full a n d inquiringly su m e d . uMng t.no of th o vcHtna l ex­ All W o r k R i i r i w i . My I ’rnM.mil A l t r i . i l o t i By Jove. I w a s so f r o i e n w ith bor I'ranct* was to her. At l e a s t t h i s Is s t r o n g , you know , a n d I waa Just so te n d e d a.’xd puffing th o c ig a r u n til It ut.il l«*»l r l l e r t » my daughter s u s p e c t « — Mias d a s h e d rolleTx*d an d d e lig h te d , 1 sh o o k ror. I c o u ld n 't eve n look a w a y ; Just n lm o s t flam ed, “ If you c o u l d o r seen Kirkland le so t the kind to talk you h a n t f i w ith h i m —f a c t! ''Itene 23 stood th e re , h e lp le s s, you n u *r« ftD gi-nud-atand play th is g u y p u t up f)|>|»,*n«- City Hull “ OW.** ’ | "Oh, l say. Jenkins," I remarked, my Jolly m o n o c le h a n g i n g lim p — . . ?------------------- ----------------Z - i ------------- 1 ' l i \& h fiT t MV«1 (Continued on page 0) _ twisting my cU m m I kim, “by Jove, CajDlJ#*! h g t K F R A N C IS pm w E L L IO T T LEO. A. D COTTES ILLUSTRATIONS A T i^AYWAÎl^s DK W. E. HOUSHOLDER L. G. STR INGEE LLOW THOMAS EMMET WILSON & AN DEW JOHNSON DR. R^M. MASON DR. I C H() A RDM AN DK r <; HUI T Sanford Library j Free Reading Room | : : i JEW ELEK Indeed— L. H. T E M P L E Eggs for Hatching C . H. D IN G E E % Plumbing and •» ■ • » 'V • riait.» «. - «u*U’ ------------------------------- —" ■ ---- -.y».. . V ’ C , -f\ i- - "J t - * j .... �ííTT ■ . •' T- ' ^ rfP i^ ftT a p a * .. •I * .} - • f & * ' i ' •# - a- 7^ r 1 (vvv jt - % i j i . ’^ :ç f V / r v . '•.j ••;;•..>. > <r-~r s■,v; r .' 7- ' v*W ” ••'.*•: - , *. * 7 •TI _______ April 30. 1912 r i i ¿W t- h 1 . FUE SANFORD HERALD A Maryland assemblyman says tbe boye up hie way begin to learn poli­ e«b»lB»«d Every Tuaadiy and F i l i a r Mnrnlní Dy tics as soon as they iesTe the ertd)«. ten." he states, "a boy knows THE HEttALD P R IN TIN G COMPANY "By tbe game pretty well. For Instance, R. J. MULI.Y. Cimar one day in school the teacher was W. M. tUYNtS. Butines» Manager asking tho pupils about South Amer Sub*rrlptl»n Price. 1 2 OO a Year In «Avance lea ‘Explain the government of ten | of tho countries down there,’ she Delivered ta the City by carrier 12.00 per year In said to ono of the little fellows. ‘They’re republics,’ be quickly replied. ad Tance or 20 e per month. Payment« la adì anca must be made at office 'What, are the other threeT* 'Demó­ crata* " Catered as eeoDOd-daet mall mattrr Augutt 22nd 190S, at the PostaOca at Sanford. Florida, andar Act of March 3rd. 1879 OArv la Herald Building Telephone No. 148 The Orlando Country Qub open» today Orlando la to be congratulated upon the enterprise demonstrated In organizing o playground of the soil. Sanford could profit by o country t-iub. If Sanford business men will make a concerted effort to get tourists here this winter the price of celery will be forgot* ten In the scramble after the dollar*. THAT CALLED TOR COMMITTEE STATEMENT Two weeks ago the Citizen cited the demand made by the Oviedo Advance for a regular statement of county committee ezpenses in behalf of the county candi­ dates who subscribed the fund. The Secretary-Treasurer refers to the request of “the critics (I. e. the candi­ dates) os a discourtesy," for of course the newspapers, being public vehicles hove the right to be used by the candidate* The Secretary also lays down the ultiinanr turn that-'The general public has norighv to ask for on accounting.' That It is the ( solg privilege of the candidates." The Citizen does not know that the "general public asked for an accounting." but certainly the Secretary is mistaken in this, for the law pompeliing all candidates lo give a bill of e x p e n se s is for (be infor­ I- Baptised In Ir rig a tio n' Ditch. Y o u th f u l R e a so n in g . . Warned In T b y A so t a * * W e r s to ry is to ld of a l a n d lo r d on the North shore. A guest, seldom satis­ fied, came to him and said: “Mr. 8mltb.”—that was not the landlord's nemo—"Mr. Smith, your coffee is rot­ ten." The landlord ebook him by the hand. "Thauk you, sir; thank you. I haven't had my breakfast yet, and I’ll aktu tbe coffee ibis time. Much obliged."—Boston Uerald. Probably for the first time in the history of Irrigation a new member of the church was 1mmarsed in an Irriga tlon ditch In a baptismal ceremony. Just west of Irrlcan, in tbe Canadian Pacific railway’s Irrigation block. Aiberta. J. 8 Cuip, a farmer, and also pastor of the Church of the Brethren, officiated at tbe ceremony, and Mra. E. Btuddebaker was the member who embraced the faith and was immersed in the Irrigation ditch. *DISTRIBUTORS FORI; Seems to Justify Superstition. The opal associated with misfortune Russians of both sexes, who should thay chsnc. to so« an opal a m o n g tho . displayed .. . . „______t _____»..._ goods for purchase will buy nothing more that day, and it Is a cu­ rious fact that ths Japanese, being un­ der the sign that this atone belongs to. should be the nation to bring such 111 luck to the Russians during tbe disastrous war betweon these two countries. Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. - Mathushek “Crown” Story &. Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, 1 and Fischer 5; ;■ |: j; I p ! i a n El ii SB Thought It • Purchase Some good luck, had come to him Scripture Comforted Her. As to Scripture quotations, writes a In bualneaa that day and he felt as If correspondent, many years ago there he wanted to share It with others. was living at Brixton Hill an old wom­ So when be reached her house and an, whom I knew well, and In conver­ dismissed the station back with Its sation with a friend on tbe benefits to : two sorry horses be Joyously banded be derived from a knowledge of the the driver two dollars. Tho driver Bible she made this remark: ”1 hare looked at the money, then at the man, often been comforted with that blessed ; and then at his horses, and finally All right, sir, which horse do Scripture, ’FSxlut heart never won fair ** lady!.*" rou W M tr The LittU A n n a, Z Z waa expectlng a'dlstlngm shed guegt who w « * ~ ei tremely bald and sensitive on thè subJect, . 0 .he camion«* Anna not tu Ag th# Tl#. m e n tio n Mr. M—'a hair. n o i Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms John A. Cunningham Magnirtcsnt Outdoor Theatsr. JACKSO N VILLE " “‘u FLORIDA ; “T V u,tdÌ T ’ ; !tJ \ B,t,uaU;<1ll,n th« *b° ut £ “ ,1" out l,he ; Tbere tbe avenues of mlghty nrees serve sa wlngs and background to a Itor w a a u s h e r e d In th e child'» gaz e s t a g e f ro n te d by a beeohenclrcled w a n d e re d In quiringly to th e sh in in g head. “ M a m m a ," she piped 'w h e r e h e 's his h a ir? " shrilly, s lo p e t h a t f o rm s a p e r f e c t a u d i to r iu m . E ig h t th o u s a n d people c a n be * 0 com m odated a t every perform ance. P r o f e s s o r 's Bsd B reak. V irtue of S k u n k Oil. " P r o f e s s o r B linker Is g e t t i n g m ore W o n d e r fu l v ir tu e s a r e a s c r ib e d to a b s o n tm ln d e d e v e ry day " “ W h a t ■ his Infest b r e a k V "W h y . his oldest a k u u k oil by t h o s e In t b e m o u n ta in s . T r a p p e r s use It to c o n c e a l oil o d o r of daughter Is Just out of cooking m a n fro m fox o r lynx or o t h e r a n i m a l school, you know , and he s been show Editorially, the Sentinel, organ of the Ing his clnna a c ru lle r s h e m a d e Jie wacy of tr a p s . In c a s e of c r o u p , of Secretary Treasurer, in defending the case told th e m It w as proof of t h e f a r t that any b ro n c h ia l or lu n g tr o u b le . It r u b s My> At in (tic past such account was th e men of t h e sto n e ugo p la y ed the In qu ic k ly W ith p h y s ic ia n s at tim e s m a u y m iles a w a y , a b o ttle of s k u n k rendered, so it will be tins year g a m e of r in g to ss " oil Is a l w a y s p r e s e n t In a tuo u u la lo If «tie Recount was rendered, then sev­ e e r 'a family eral committeemen and candidates have R e m e d y for Mildew. lapsed in [»tint oi memory and the three A rticles t h a t a re m ild ew ed should F or th e Invalid. nrws|t.i[>ris of the county ttint ripoused be boiled In b u tte r m ilk , th is m e thod W h e n a d d itio n a l bed c o v e r in g m a y iItiui cause owe ibe committee a treat being m o r e s a tis f a c to r y th a n s o a k in g I .ii Hie account will be rendered this In cojd b u t t e r m i l k T h e ighnc p r o c ­ be r e q u ir e d by an Invalid d u f t n g th e <o without saying, since a formal ess will effec tiv e ly b leach m a t e r i a l s n ig h t tlo a long piece of co rd to tb e e d g e of a b la n k e t laid at th e foot of . .ion sisnnl by the candidates will be th a t have g r o w n yellow from lack of I t h e bed and a t t a c h th e o t h e r en d to R in se well In w a rm w a te r aft ,t seined lo the County Committee re use t h e h e a d of t h e , b e d All th a t Is n e r e » q i.-ling sui Ii an accounting. They do e rw o rd a n d h a n g In th e sun. -G o o d «ary fo r th e Invalid to d o Is to pull u.d c- odder (Ills di*cour*eous and neither H o u s e k e e p i n g lig h tly on (ho co rd , w hen up w ill c o m e will ihe ciin11ii11tec and certainly (lie t h e cove r. ne«spapers would not be guilty of such Calf S o u n d e d Fire Alarm. • act to tbe committee, the Secretary A calf w u n d c r e d Into tho lire sta The Qrateful Heart. irisurer ••( ihe Sentinel. Tis purely a tlon at P o r t F a ir y , V ictoria, A u s tr a lia , C u l t i v a t e t h e t h a n k f u l sp irit. It will iifaltcr business and [nihlic business at lately, a n d b e c o m in g e n t a n g l e d in th e be to t h e e a p e r p e t u a l f e a s t. T b e r e boll rope, a c t th e bell rin g in g wildly tin«( —Oriando Cill/en. la. o r o u g h t to be. wttii us. no Buch Of co u rse , nil I bo fire m e n m a d e a th in g as sm all m e r r i e s , all a r e g r e a t, daith to t h a s ta tio n , nnd (hey were Hie Salilofd lirrald lias («night a m ono­ m uch a m u a e d on finding th e visitor b e c a u s e the le ast a r e u n d e s e r v e d I n ­ deed. a really th a n k f u l h q a r t will ex type It la k rs inon to boy a type of who had g iv e n th e false a la rm . t r a c t m o tiv e for g r a t i t u d e from e v e r y t i n t sort Ihcy say Holly s|* o u ti it in th in g , m a k in g t h e m oat e v e n o f s c a n ty his garden. Great la n d of garden sassl— b le sa ln g a .—R o b e r t s o n . H i t Need. Orlando Citizen. A H i a w a t h a , K an., m a n told a yo u n g You don’t need money. Bro. Howard. w o m an t h a t h e would m a r r y If h e Yss, Ws All Know That. All you need is a good hustling city to could find a h e l p m a t e who would be ’’A f t e r all," o b s e r v e s t h e t h o u g h t ­ support your pn[ier a n d then have nerve w illing to do all th e w a s h in g and enough to put in a real newsiwper plunt all t h e o t h e r h a r d w ork a r o u n d th e ful m a n , " t b e r o s a l w a y s a lo t of d if ­ ference b e tw e e n ex p ectatio n an d h o u se " W h a t you w ant 1s a w om an r e a liz a tio n . " “ You b e t." a n s w e r s th e Among the |>roiuiiirnt Orlando [>eoplr w ith a w e a k m in d ," said t h e girl. m a n w ith th e c h e n ille w h is k e r s . " F o r In I h r e n y lo day were N I’ Yowell. B I n s ta n c e , T rading a se ed c a t a l o g u e In l>rcw an d Clark Robertson th o s p r i n g an d lo o k in g a t y o u r g a r d e n T h a n k f u ln e s s . In the fall."— Life. T h a n k f u l n e s s is an e x a lte d an d dim R. C. Davies, the mun who writes ads cult gTace. it Is an e s s e n ti a l p a r t of and sells goods fqr the Yowell Stores, bus Daily Thought. been in (he city this week engaged on any w o rth y c h a r a c t e r . Of th e m in o r vice*, If t h i s m a y bo c la s s e d w ith th e m To live our llvea, to get out what la the Boston sale. Mr. Davies' many San­ no one Is h e ld m o r e d e s p ic a b le t h a n In ua, to do our share of the world’s ford friends are always glad to sec him. I n g r a titu d e . — S m ile s work and live brotherly with our fel­ The Public is cordially Invited to coine Into the Herald office 01 any time and see Cinematograph In China. the wonderful Monotype caster at work. Of recent yeara tho cinematograph We want you to feel that this office is shows have made great atrldes in pub­ port of Sanford and the latch string is lic favor In China until now almost every port boasts of at least ooe the­ always out. ater and many of five or six. C. W. Rose and family removed to Or­ lando today, wtiere they will make their Foundation of Permanent Fame. future itoine Mr. Rose has been proprie­ No true a n d permanent fame can be tor of the Bye Lo liotel for several years, fou n d ed , except In labors that pro­ and their Sanford friends are sorry to lose mote (he happiness of mankind.— these good people, but wish them well In Charles 8umner. their new home. D O N T S IN K Y O U R m one y in real e s t a t e of d o u b tfu l value. I n « e » l i f m f a r m th a t a re c e rta in to ad* a n t e in worth as year« go by. We r a n put you o n to s o m e positive b a r g a i n s in d e ­ sirab le f a r m s and Irark l a n d s that dre s u r e to yield g o o d profits to »resent purchasers. P o l l t s n s s a L itt le T h o u g h t Of. I-f i £ á fe¿ (V HOWARD PACKARD —■ You Cannot Point Out A single u n w o rth y urtlrle in uui <nii< plote display of staple g r o re rie . »ml i»M> luxuries. W r h a n d le unl> the kind- that m e a n satiHfaction ly ib t ru.ioJJirr a* well as o u r s e lv e s . And a trial order»« ill convince you th a t o u r prtn-s are a* low as o u r qualitie s a re high PAY' C A S H S P E N C E R ’S ,; Ai : S o n fo r d f lo iid s BAKERY Only exclusive Baker in the city. All ipixing 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 by a ll F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S S p e c ia l O r d e r s P ille d P r o m p t ly Wc Make Everything Known to the I radc PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE low»—that la what we are here for. If riches are an Incident of that course of life, they are a good Incident.—Ed­ ward 8. Martin. TH E f f < g < g © NEW BLEND Qentta H i n t ACUP (SURPRISE FOR Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. Nothing Like It Ever Before Offered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on tiie market to-<lay. Cuta down the cost of living without sacrificing coffee enjoym ent d /s /s M 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. JAMS?» Mlfiira. Jwkf9nviU*, FI* 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents A SK YO UR G R O C E R FO R IT Paekad Exclusively by CH EEK-NEAL CO FFEE CO. PL A N T S AT Nsshvill», Tran. also teach BY MAIL, Catalogue FREE. - MONEY One lluir Fa i l ut t*i„(. fti • firs t S tre et Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of the G R E A T E S T system of Business Colleges in the W orld—22 years’ success, 160,000 graduates. More than 100 hi^h-grade instructors. C ontracts given l o secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D M ON EY . Indorsed by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other business men than A L L O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges combined. W o ----------- A and SAVE Peoples Cash Grocery PRACTICAL DRAOCHOn I AND m Sanford. H o n d a “Now, Pat," inquired a tourist, "what does this stone commemorate? It la a handsome memorial!” "Shure, aorr." answered Pat, "’Ua a atone 1 erected on the a pot where a kind English gentleman gave me five akillenl"__________________ The Merchant* Grocery Co. have opened an original package store In the StoneNatural Perversity, Gove block and will sell groceries In orig­ Why la It that the people who don't inal packages that will be a surprise to know right from wrong aeein to al­ the consumer. Free delivery. Phone 298 ways be in the wrong?—Kxchango. ' 67-Stc In ail ages the gentleman has been crucified or violently killed In eotne other way- This shows that we recog­ nise a strength other than our own, but we are little disposed-to tolerate I t Manners, too, have been brought Into disrepute by the circumstance that they ere the first cloak to which hypocrisy file«. But courtesy and manners are very different thing* in a certain sense The heart of courtesy may coexist with the busk of extremo rudeness. Courtesy can never he (aught, though deportment can. But on tbe day when King George finds himself ruling over a "polite’* nation be will find himself ruling over a decadent nation,—London Truth. s AND mation of (!>«• public an d these items nrr a pari of the ex [tenses, besides, the “general public" m a y sometimes want to become can d id a tes an d is entitled to know the rx.irt oust therefor, if It so de sires. 5-: o Houston, Tex»» Jsckson.iU*. FU. V ■I •UU �R ^ K S S - . ; V . April 30, »12 ;_______•* ÍIIF Mr and Mr*. Geo. Clayton, of A tla.ita. U e the gueata of Mr. Clayton'» »later. Mr» g H. Marks. Mr. a n d Mrs. Clayton are op their bridal tour. J H. L. Gibson Is homo for a visit. He now has n position w ith th e S a n ta F e ns notion accou n tan t a t S a n Diego,. Callfor nls; and Is very c n lh u s in s tie over the jjotpccts of th a t dtY . S an Diego will be lbs P anam a Exposition City In 1915. a n d is hna a Inrge circle of friends in that city, m a n y of whom were [»resent nt the cerefnony The groom 1« u well-known businea m an of this city, being the [woprietor of the Kraus Studio. He has l»een a resident of this city for the past twelve months, com ­ ing here from Jacksonville, where he was in business and met tile young liuly who nAw beur» Ills nam e The wedding was a home affair, but the residence wus crowded by ImkIi friends of the bride an d groom, and they were show, cred by good wishes, rice and other u | purtances. The young couple will m ake tills city their future home and for u tim e will live in the Garner-Woodruff block. Tile Herald jo in s iu congrululiition» mid best wishes to the happy couple. putting on airs. Among the visitors to th e c ity lost Frid*y were Mr. a n d Mrs. W. W. Igoo. I*. Kennedy an d Miss Golding, o f Eustls. who The H alf p r i c e S ale Is 'n o t In It" were guests of Mrs. R. U Jones. w i t h t h e B o s t o n B a n k r u p t S ale May 1st. L u s t s Ten d a y s \ Mr. and Mrs. E. L- F erra n. Ray Fcrrnn *Dd Harry Ferran. 6f E ustls. were the gaesu of Mr. an d Mrs. D. L. T hrasher or Friday. . The Junior E pw orth L eague of the Meth odist church, held their regular m eeting Friday afternoon In th e church. The Social Service d e p a r tm e n t of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church ore planning a social evening, for the members of the church an d friends, at the parsonage. T hursday evening. “ Some very great Im provem ents, repairs and renovations h a v e recently been made at the Methodist parsonage, by she local departm ent of the W om an's Missionary Society, of t h e ; Methodist_church. whtr have charge of U tt oaro of Hie p arsonage; which will odd to the com fort tta well ns to tliin n te r i o f 'a p p e a r a n c e of the puraon•F ( Mr and Mrs. T. F. Williams* an d juirty of Daytona motored over to Sanford Thursday anti »i>ent the tluy with Mr and Mr» I W Millrr ..Mi and Mrs II C McMiilhn of Pori Tampa are visiting Mr» McMullui » mother. Mrs. F. Z. Graves. M is s i o n a r y M e e t i n g The W om an's Missionary Society of the P re sbyteria n church held their regular m eeting u( the home of Mrs. C. C. WoodrufT. president of the society. F riday e v e n ­ ing. The devotional exercises were led by Mrs. R. L i’eck. The topic for c o n s id e ra ­ tion was the "M ountaineers." Two very interesting pa|»er» on the subject were read by Mrs. A T Rosset^cr and Mr». H. McLaulin As this was the lirst m eeting of the new missionary year [»Inns were m a d e under the direction of the |iresident/ for the year s work After ull the busiticas-ai llui meeting, h ad been a tte n d e d to a delicious fruit salad w ith s n t t i n e s ^ w m served by the hostess an d n short social tim e w ot enjoyed by the m em bers of the society. C o m e t o t h e a u c t i o n S a l u r d u y In S t o n e G ove b u ild in g . 2 p m tilt Ite Crucible The co m m u n ity received morning when u shock this the news of the death of A Meat Market of Quality^!“ ] of C r i t i c i s m . T h e a l c h e m y of public opinion In u c o u n try w h e r e th o u g h t and sp e ec h a r e fre e an d iin truinuielod tr a n s m u t e s m a n y a barter m e ta l Into pure gold T h e c r u c ib le of c r l t h Ism Is the fltinl proee»» tb to n g b w hich e v e r y th in g and e v e r y b o d y th u t com e» before our pub lie muHt |»urh T h e least of us Is Je alo u s In IBs r ig h t I n th n t r e g a rd W e a r e all from M issouri w hen ll co m e s to th e m a t t e r of being showr^ And u p to th e d e g r e e of jtordlnevs th is la a s a v in g e l e m e n t In our life, but. of couroo. bey o n d th a t It would not be. It In not only r ig h t, but n e c e s s a r y , th a t w e s u b je c t u n tr ie d th e o ries, or u n k n o w n p e r s o n s to th is refining c r u elble W e do not give heed to a n y o n e who f e a r s to a u b m lt h |a p ro p o sitio n to t h e te s t, e i t h e r Buch aT*these get sm a ll h e a r i n g T h e people su s p e c t th e m I m m e d ia te ly of s p m lo u s n e s a . of h a v i n g . n s c h e m e w hich they, them salvoa, d o n o t b e lie v e In or th e y would n o t aeok to e v a d e th o co m m o n J u d g m e n t.—O m a h a Dee. Vi here you mn get the beM of everything delivered to your dour by siktiii ! messenger and on Time wt T. W. 110 Park Avenue . V* N ^ — Mis II I Philip» of S ta r k - left |<xl<i) for Iter lioine after a few week» visit to relatives in tins city Phone No I yd For Engraved Cards See The Herali FIR ST NATIONAL BANI OF SANFORD, FLA. H. R A N D . P r . . id .n l 9 We are anxious to have you find out about them ano. P B R N A L O , V l e » - P r » s . D. r. W H I T N E R . A s s t . C t s h l s r O n l y National Bank in Or a n g e C o u n t y • F u n d s Pr ot ected by Bu r g l ar y I nsuranco S a fe ty D e p o s it Ooxos for R e n t O R G A N IZ E D 1 8 0 7 IiVm k V. I i t I ■ 111 • 11 i , úYi rViV■ ,, • i r1, », , , , , , , , , , , , , n i ■ ,, They will . interest you wherv you're in need of printing I lie B a n k r u p t S u lr ol t h e B o s to n Mioc S t u c k so ld r r g a i dir s s of p r i e r May 1st . l a s t s t e n d a y s . P. worse and before the re g is lrrrd Be rkdiu e Boni uml «mi of liti physician huinedly Mimiliolied could rein li ri» Jersey Sow s w e rk « old M.i> 2 Utb Aildress l.eumtrd V ie h lrn R F U I Siili her side she expired alum I t h e o i lia k foni. Fili fi*-2 t-c this m orning t ir s i class lanini at Silfi l ’alinello A v e Mrs Schiiui|>erl had resided in Sanford olle iloor sonili frolli bl Street Cinse m for the |»ast four years and had endeared and c n n v rliiriit M i» Mills li1' »1 p herself to everyone with whom she came laidi* hoaiil at M i» K I. .lolle» mie in contact. Although a sufferer for sev­ blisk frolli tir s i sire«*! oli l ’ark Avellile i.K. A.S eral yefrrs w ith d y ip if w t n '•>•' m a la d y did not blight her cheerful nature and she w a» Married m a n w .m t rd at Saint Angus alw ays the same genlul lady nt all times line tu work un simili fami, insule c i t y Fiirnished cottage on (»rrinlses. She leuves a devoted hushaial and two limita leu m im ile walk frolli piarti and scnwall daughters to mou rn her loss. Miss Bessie j RefTrrellccs reipurrd A ddrrss R S Balli Schumpertjol this city and Mrs ( has Bell j w m 298 Si George Strecci f»H 3 t p , m ? i ■ <VYiWiVr iiViif'riiVr'iVitY« WvYrWli CONNELLY GENERAL FIRE IN S U R A N C E AGENT Ofth r Above fi rst National Hank S A M OKI) I I (IRIDA AV1V.>M.MMW.VA*M.M‘M.>lM.<<.W.>.VA>VAkV.<.>.>VA*VAa/A(MA>.'/VlAW.W.>.lW.'.â.VVWAWAW^AIMHl t WANTS , )lrs .lolin F. Seigli retu rn ed yealerdny , to her liotne in Jo h n sto w n , Pa., after »[»ending the winter with Iter son. Allien Seigli Mrs Albert Seigli accom panied ber «» fur a» St. A ugustine, where they will *|ieiid several d ay s BRIGGS T . P. P O R O T C n , C . s h l t r Do YOU Know Aboui OUR P r ic e s [INI Of We ore now prepared to give to the trade our sjieeinl HOMEMADE CORN HELE Try it—you will Ik* pleased. \,Mr» Mabry and little Hurtnii Wa»li Mr» I \ ScItttni|H-rt w .ik announced burn, wile and son of J u d g e M. II Mabry She hud only been ill (or the post few of Tallahassee, arrived in the city T hurs­ lays and was in appuretil good spirits day evening and are guests of Mr» G I. lust Saturday when Mr Schiiui|>eri re Smiih. Mrs Mabry's sister. ■rived a wire that Ins brother in I j m ii ' m All I o c a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t s i n d r r t h i s The Wednesday Club will meet nt the ii ii u was seriously ill and he left iniiuedi M rad ln g . I h r r r C e n t s a Line I ac h I s s u e residence of Mrs J. N Whittier W ednra- ilely for that place day afternoon. May l»t, nt 3 o'clock During Ins absence Mrs Schuinpert For Sub*— A liltcr ol pig» ili) , «irrd I>y livery member of the Sanford Minor nub i* rei|ue»tr<l to m eet lit (Vimfort lU»l (age Saturday afternoon at 2 3U o clock ilisrp liesules the regulur program in charge of Mrs. Claude H erndon there will tar tiie election of otllcrrn for (tie new year, and it is im perative th a t rill m e m ­ bers of die club should be [»resent CARKt A C O M P t r i t Florida untl Western Heel and Pork. Lamb. Dry and Salt Meats, fish. Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau­ sage. r. TMe B o s t o n B a n k r u p t S u lr. Goods at y o u r o w n p r ic e B e g in s May 1st D e a th o f M r s S c h u i n p e r t SANrORDlHERALD Drink a Bottle of Seemed to grow ol A tla nta I uncrul arrangem ent» t ni Sale l l " g » Ihirix Jersey lituo will he niudr | 1 bormiglilired » 1*. k t lori-l.i inisrd I «a fe»|.i||de|*i e solo lled t M olim i. Boi 11,2 later uj»ui arrival of Mr S, humpert •»** 2 l p I he sympathy of their large circle ol New Sm yrila . t la Mrs. Anna Ludlum, Roy I.udlum and friends goes out to the grief stricken h u s­ wife left Saturday for Spokane. W a sh in g ­ band and fumily. ton. where they will en g a g e in gerierni farming. t h e G r e a t e s t o f ull M o n e y S a v in g Trie B o s t o n B u n k r u p t S a l e . — Hon. W A. Bankhead, son of S enator S a l e s •* • c [iankliciid of Alnbntnu m a d e a n address May 1st to the people here yesterday in behalf of In H o n o r of M r s M a b ry Oscar Underwood, the next Prealdent of Mrs <• t Smith was the gracious tiosl the United S tates G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R M.mnfai lureil with pore distilled water— they will |>revent illness, aid digestion mill give you lienllli T h e Sanford Coca Cola VW»SV»SVW»W »VVV»VWS»»VVVVVVVVVVVVV»V»VVVVVVVV»VVVVVS»VVVV»» » W V / M. HANSON M O D K K N S H O K K K IW IR S H O P Al I I n i Sale —hum leal extcliHliill dining table in good condition. Will sell c h e ap Emjiiire nt Melllnger'a store. UH- Itp For S ale— 100 indicts. 7."» ets each J I W Si|n*s. R K l> No 3. fifi I t p B o t t l i n g C o . , S a n f o r d , Fl a W dKk D O M in ELE CTR IC M ACH IN ERY No 403 Wrtf f irti Stirrf * N ril fu l it y KrttAUian* Ga». c i r c irK ligio» and nrtr»iiiii water ¡a n d room» $1 - ' and up >13 t. Fourth Slrrcl )'l if Lor Ken 1 Ave $ 1 2 ai "i (<«nii (u lla g e 1212 l ‘ark mi billing w nier 11 W HAND BROTHERS mi it Hon Braxton Bcachnm of Orlando m a d e ess ol a delightful auction bridge (»ally S(n*m rr the last btp in Ids c a m p a ig n by culling Monday utlcrnuon. aiinphnie iitury to her For S a l e — Sweet I’otalo, (ilanta Reil sister Mr» Milton llurvcy Mubry o( Tul- I’rovidenc t»*»i kind f l .*0 jn*r thouoo Sanford voters yeaterduy. L I V E R Y , F E E D and labussee. her charm ing house guest I lie | »and Rex Packard. Rome 2 . or pilone Ground was broken y esterday for the 102-3 60-tfc pretty rooms were doubly a ttr a c tiv e by new Miller building on Magnolia av e n u e S A LES S TA B LE the presence and sweet frngrunce of love­ For S ale— A bedroom suite, bedstead, and also for the new buildings on Snnfurd ly dowers. Six table* of • bridge were bureau, wash stand nnd table, very cheap. avenue. What offers. Ufi French Ave. fifi-tf H arness and W agons O lac k am lth ln g an d H o ra o a h o e ln g played. Mrs. T A. Neal m a d e the highHon. W. A. Bankhead, of Alabnm o. eat score and won the first, prize, a act ol For S ale—Stevens-D urycn touring cnr. spike here Monday afternoon in the inter­ silver chased suit an d pepper sha kes model U. 1910. »ix cylinder. In line con­ Horses and Mule s Bought and Exchanged Bosh magneto, ests of Oscar Underwood candidate fur The booby prize, a n oruuge wood pen dition. tires entirely new Siron)berg carburetor, etc Price reason­ President. H EAVY H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G lifi-2|> blotter wus received by Mr*. W. D. Holden. able. Impiire ut Hernld oilier •Mte a number of prom inent Orlando Mrs. Kobt N ew m an drew the cpusolaFor Stilt*— Two of my fine truck farms, People heard Bryan at the S ta r T heatre (ion prize, a silver thimble. l-rvi Binford. 37-tf last Friday night. The gueat of honor wo» p resented with Ten acres of good Inni) for sale nt n Three acres cleared und e m p ­ (John Keane, the v eteran traveling sales­ a set of silver chnsed Individual sa lts und bargain tied Inst season All under fence. Near men. called on the local trade last S a t u r ­ spoons loading slntion on traction line. Almost After the pleasant g am es of ca rd s were given nwiiy day. John is a c a n d id a te for Dclegule to P articulars nt Hernld the Dig Convention a n d weors Wilson concluded, delicious ice c re a m und cake onic e colors. were served. Mrs. S m ith's invited guests Furnished house to rent for four m onths were Mesdamcs Mabry. Chase. N ew m an. on very reasonable terms. No fi 13 Mag­ of Hernld t»7-tf Whltner. Lake. Miller. King. Hector, Mc­ nolia avenue. reader* last week, of Four Room Cottnge for Rent—No. UN a n d now th a t the worst is over, Laughlin. Driver. Brudy. Dickins. Hughes, Pnrk avenue. Inquire nt No. 918 or P. 0. •he readers ca n settle dow n to b ase ball Gonzales. Holden. Uapworth. Vorce. Holly. Box 843. fi7-tf Kcely, Hurt. Pulesion, Fox. Turner. Neal, •nd the weather. For R e n t— Eight room house and bath. Brown. Schumpert. Wight. Thrasher. Wood­ That R. R. crossing to Woodland Park Bearing ornnge tree*, artesian well, m o d ­ ruff. Miss Hickey. ern Im provem ents. Address Mrs Binine. * In s t l a s t Go west on First stree t road * R7-2p Trie Boston B a n k r u p t S u i t Lasts Irn Sanford. Mo. •° Monroe avenue, th e n turn north an d Twenty-eight pages en to the Political were giv­ much it ullow the signs. O pen S u n d a y s an d Thursday. To let other daya. 68-2t *W Chase & Co. M c lm lre -K ra u s • Married a t th e hom e of th e bride's p a r ­ ent* last W ednesday In Jacksonville, Mr. Samuel Kraus, of this city, an d Miss McJntlre, of Jackaonvllie; Re*~R. C. C am p­ bell of S t A ndrew s Episcopal church offi­ ciating. $ Ml*» Mdntlre la th e d a u g h t e r of Mr. a n d *"*■ 1Mdntlre, of Jackaonvllie, and SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits »»*' Vegetables days, begins May 1st. W. H Underwood now has n lirst class horse sliocr an d blacksm ith and can g u ara n tee all work of (hit nature. Your H o w t h e D irt “ F l a w ” a t 8 uex. horses c a n be assured of the best kind M a n y of th o w o r k e r s on t h e B u e l of work In " th is line. See Underwood 45-tf c a n a l w e r e g irls, d ig g in g up th o Band when your horse needs shoes. w ith t h e i r b a r e flngera. s c o o p in g It C ottage for R ent—914 Park avenue. In to tho h o llo w s of t h e i r h a n d s , th ro w , Address Box 8 43. City 44 tf log It In to a r u s h b a s k e t e a c h had For Sale—Show ense. I<x k drawer, mis w oven fo r h e r s e lf , liftin g th o b a s k e t s jinn style, line condition Particulars nt to t h o l r h e a d s nnd c a r r y i n g t h e load Hernld office 54-lf of tw e n t y to t h i r t y pound» o n e h u n ­ W u n tcd — To buy good gencrul pur[«osc d r e d f e e t u p t h e b a n k a n d d u m p i n g horse. Write or telephone Edgar E. Brown 1L— E n g i n e e r i n g M a g a z in e . R. F. D. No. 3. 68-3c »♦♦♦♦♦♦ General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA Jr- V ¡Ü k a iC q rs M fc );,^ ., t i ' . . Jâ d i -f, yy-1, �The GLOW o f the RUBIES By FRANCIS PERRY ELLIO TT l l l m i t r m l l t m hy RAY WALTER8 CC<*rT<(M. 191L. kr h t M M I C M fu;) (Continued from pajjo 3) before (be sergcanti nut tho old man Juet let him blow It all off; Juit eat there calm behind the deak, chowtng away and jabbing a pon through the blottor, while thle stiff fumed and spouted—oh, something soandalous— bringing In the names of might/ near all the Important people In New York; his friends, he said I Oh, yes, he mentioned you In particular, sir I” —and his face expandod In a relish­ ing grin. "Dashed Impudence!” I murmured feebly. "Ob, yea,” carolossly,' "but the sarge qulstod him—Just purty near soothod him to sloop boforo ho got through, you know—tt’a one of bla way a I”—his glance lifted s o l e m n l y __ 7J -7. “Fine, you kmrwj” 1 murmlired Ad­ miringly. I reflected approvingly up­ on'what a dashed good thing It was to have a man In that ponltlon—what­ ever It was—who was of s u c h a dovl!!sh mild and gentle temperament; the quiet word—tho soft answer—t h e kindly r e m o n s t r a n c e —all t h a t sort ot thing, you k n o w . m i rlf "Dut, If no offonso, t h e r e ’a Juat one quoatlou IM llko to uak you. sir " Mo s w u n g hla c lu b w ith a s m ilin g , genial air. 1 3>. m I —-. 'T ho 'bobby,' you know, Juat now" —she nodded toward tho porte-oochere —"i was positive ho had come to drag you away to your loathsome dungeon. And when bo retired, I was—oh, so re­ lieved !" And she clasped her hands, bar eyea Uftlng upward. "Oh. I say now—were you, though r* 1 grinned delightedly and slipping to a rustic ofcalr beside her, looked her affectionately In the eye. For all her air of chaffing, 1 knew that under It was a currant of anxiety for ms—the darling! 1 screwed my glass at her tenderly. "What would you have doneT" I ■aid softly, "If he had—er—lugged me off, you knowf" "Can you aakT" What a reproachful side-glance she shot mo through the meshes of her silken what-you-call'emsl "Why, of course, I should have drawn my good exoallbar ami ruu film mt it tr ie d to feel If iny p a r t w i i h right Ho did h u r r y ' Ily J o v e , ho » » « b a c k a lm o s t I m m e d ia te ly a n d looking a bit r a tt le d . " Y ob, s ir!"— he coughed os 1 s c r e w e d m y g la ss I n q u i r i n g l y —"I got (h e r o Ju st as t h e J u d g e w o n t Into his ro o m a c r o s s th o c o r r i d o r , and Mr. H illings open e d tho d o o r th o m in u te I sald I w as from you. I g a v e hint tho p a c k a g e an d t h e m e s s a g e a n d he took It o v e r In a c o r n e r ; u n d t h e n In a b o u t a u itn u to I h e a r d h im c h u c k It soniesrhere nnd sa y s o m e lo n g w ord, li e c a m e b a c k to me. lo o k in g k in d e r Irri­ ta t e d an d with his e y e s sn u p p ln g "O h I" I u tte r e d n e r v o u s ly Er, w h a t did he say, J e u k ln a T " J e n k i n s sighed "O h. w ell, sir. n o t h ­ ing a s you m ight say w as a n y th in g , r e a lly ; he Jerks out k in d e r crossly 'T e ll Mr. I.lg h lu u t, 1 sa y ono th in g ut a tim e, an d glvo hltn t h i s ! ' " On t h o s c r a p of p a p e r I c lu tc h e d out of J e n k i n s ' h a n d w as n e n t r y s c r a w l of Ju st a h a l t- d o z e n w o rd s : I’m a biped, not a c e n t i p e d e ! I s q u in t e d th r o u g h t h e d a s h e d th in g twlco, but could m a k e n o t h i n g of It— . I ev e n trtoil It b a c k w a r d l " J o v e ' " I m u lto ro d p e r p le x e d ly It s rum , J e n k i n s ! " J e n k l n s' m o u th t i g h t e n e d and r e U x ed " I l'n i, w h a t I t h o u g h t , sir, tie r u a p o n d e d so b e rly . " T h e d e m o n ru m , ■Irl” "Oh, d a s h It, nol" I r e s p o n d e d a b ­ se n tly My «ye h ad boon s u d d e n ly a t t r a c t ­ ed by a f e a t h o r y g le a m of w hlto th ro u g h tho t r e e s It w h s alow ly tnovIng up th e slo p e to u p a v ilio n o v e r­ looking the T n p p o n Zoo. Ho drew n e a r e r w ith h conttontlal nlr "J u s t n little a r g u m e n t I had w ith the old w o m a n , you k n ow , nboul th e m pujuuuiH W ould you m ind te ll­ ing m e Hu m a n to m nn, . 'u n d e r s t a n d If ttiuy g u r m u u ta Is " — h is voice d r o p p e d —"Is llko h e r r e a l s h a p e -tig’ ger, I m e a n — b ' m f " And he lapped th o parcel lig h tly w ith his stick Je n k in s c le a re d Ills t h r o a t loudly an d shifted r'io p i j n m a s to tils o th e r side. As for m y se lf, I Just w inced as u n d e r th e stToke of a W hat you m i n t , but ono end of my d a s h e d b ra in was b e in g pulled by th o flash in g play of Iho dappling s u n l i g h t t h e r o u p o n — "Hy Jove, h e r flguro e x a c t l y ! " 1 ejac u lated , s ta r i n g . For It w h b h e r —no, d a s h It. she. 1 m e a n ’ 1 had a p e r f e c tly c l e a r view of tier now as s h e p a u s e d on u little point and h u n g t h e r e lo o k in g o u t over (be Hudson In h e r buud w a s a full­ blown, ripene d ro se, a n d h e r lips wece s h a p in g In r a v i s h i n g llttlo p o u ts, as m u singly aho blow th o p e t a l s from CHAPTER XXV. her. Ilut go th e y w o u ld n o t. but huggod back In t h e a r m s or t h e light “ If Ever I F ind a M ini” tireexe, circling an d f lu tte r i n g abo u t "I t r u s t y o u 'v e not boon g e ttin g Into h e r glorious s u n n y h end llko a s w a r m of rosy b u tte r flie s It m a d e a p r e tty tr o u b le , Mr I . l g h t n u t ! ” H e r lovely eyes w e r e d a n c in g w ith picture! "A nd w h a t’s m o re, t h e y 'r e Just her m is c h ie f ns th e y h u n g there below color, to o !" I . n u r m u r o d t e n d e r l y , for­ mine—e y e s , bluer than the Hudson at g etful of o v o r y th ln g b u t h e r , u n m in d ­ our feet; yet between the Jolly rip­ ful t h a t I w as n o t alone. F o r u n d e r ples that played across those pools of m y hand I could feel my Jolly h e a r t truth 1 could glimpse far dawn Into q u iv e rin g like a c h a m p a g n e cork, depths that were tho most liovlllsbly f re s h ly u n f o tte r o d a n d t h r i l l i n g cagor- entrancing, darkly, deeply, beauUruUy ly u n d e r th o I m p u ls e of t h e mad, —oh. you know l d a n c in g , Joyoua s p i r i t w ith in . Why, by Jove, I almost took a crop­ " T h e one lovo ly w o m a n In all tho per right Into thoml Only caught w o r l d ! " 1 b r e a t h o d a lo u d , a n d 1 felt Just In time, you know; straightened m y eyes grow o d d ly m o ist. right on tho vorge, as It were—and And for n m i n u t e I w e u t off l a a camo up with a gasp, monocle dan Jolly trance. Kllng. "Good by, a l r l " Had almost forgotten the dashed It was O 'K e e f o ’a voice— o d d ly co n ­ windows—and tho two cats that s tr a i n e d . might be looking outl "EhT " I e j a c u l a t e d , b lin k i n g a t him 1 murmured soma Jolly apology, a s I cam e back. T h e n 1 r e m e m b e r e d adding: — b u t what w a s It ho h a d boon ssk"Oh, yss—quits so; certalnlyl I lngT S o m e th i n g — moan—sh. whatT" " J u s t, g o o d - b y l” h e r e p e a t e d w ith 8hs was smiling, her roswpeUl Up e l a b o r a t e g e n t le n e s s . T h e n , s tr a i g h t- dragging through her teeth. : K' Dy Jove, how aha said UT And she Illustrated with tho itemises rose— dash It, no; the roaeleas stem! Bbe enlng: "No offonse, I hope, If we let was superb—looked like the Jolly It go at that—I mean, 1 guosa you fencing girl; only a dashed sight mors won't inlBa It If we don't shake stunning, don't you know! And her bandar* excallbar, too! Didn't know what a I glanced at the gloves he was Jolly excallbar was, but guessed It was drawing on. some delightfully mysterious but dead­ "Ob, dash It, nol” I responded ab­ ly feminine thing—some kind of sub­ sently, and my eyea coasted up the merged hst-pln-sort-of thing. you know alopo again—then dropped back dis­ —that sort, dash It! Yst she would appointedly, for aho had disappeared hers drawn It—and her good on«, too, within the pavilion. ^ . she said I His holmet tossed as he’ looked "JoveI” I said feelingly. "Would back. "I guess we all’ve got our little you, really T” And I almost took bar prejudices,” he remarked sententioushand—and rsmsmbsrsd the win. ly; “I know I havel I'm from the dowel So again I Juat shot her a look. south I” Her glorloua eyes sparkled. "That And without another word, Mr. O'Keefe presented his broad back to Is, I would If I had one," she said ua, and swinging his stick carelessly, smiling; "hut I'm afraid poor Arthur lost the last and only one. Sad. Isn't sauntered down the drive. It T” "What the deucel” I exclaimed, "Oh!” looking after him. "1 say, Jenkins, I Just felt my Jolly heart sink Uke what did he meanT” Jenkins' faco expressed mild re­ what'e-lts-name. Who the deuce was "poor Arthur P This must be another proach and surprise. —tome other thundering chap who “Can it possibly m atter, slrf" be had bean engaged to ben. And what a quoatloned wearily. "Poraons of—ex rotten, oaralaaa beggar, too, to have —that sort, you know, slrT" lost It—th at la, if he rsally had! * Of "Jove!” 'I uttered, relieved. Jenkins' coldly olevated brows dis­ oourse, he would aay so, anyhow. And missed tbo matter from further con­ bow the deuce did bo get It, In the sideration. He lifted the parcel with first place—did ¿he give It to him. or did he a slight gesture or Inquiry. Dy Jove, how I should have liked to I b a d a l r e a d y c o m e to a d e c is io n punch Arthur's head! Always did a b o u t It: I would s e n d It to H illings! P e r h a p s th o r e t r i e v i n g of t h e p a j a m a s hate a chap with that name! 1 flushed w o u ld b a v o a s o o t h i n g e ffe c t upon M s guiltily, but ahe did not see. For the moment, abe was looking off dream­ p o o r m in d ! ily across the valley. I g a v e J e n k i n s I n s t r u c t i o n s "M 'm l "I wonder," ahe ealil pensively, Of c o u r s e , m a n a g e to s p e a k w ith h im nkrae,” L cautioned, bavlug.Uiought or "why it is one can never find another.-. Judgo Diflings; "and don't fo rg e t th o Whir inr8”Xrthtir. J rw'TcnTXTTppo»*’ it) Is because he was the ldoalT" mpazaga.” ^ ____ ( For an Instant. r swallowed h a r d “ CortaTnly, a i r ” s n if f * J e n k in s a t t e n ­ then I plucked up bravely, or tried to, tiv e ly . " I 'm Ju st to s a y : 'M r. IJg titn u t ’a c o m p lim e n ts , s ir , an d he s a y s don’t you know. "Jolly likely!” I chirped. Then you 'll k n o w w hnt to d o w ith th e so .' ” I nodded "K x a c tly , a n d I'll w ult gloomily: "Oh. I aay, you know, was h e r e —but. oh, h u r ry , d a s h I t! " And I he your IdealT" " A l w a y s ! " — t h e blue e y e s lig h te d 1 lookod longingly at t h e p a vilion a n d ; Free! To A ll Little Girls Under 4 4 years jtf Age, a Picture To C olor and* the Crayons to Color it With w is tf u lly —"I s u p p o s e I t’s b e c a u s e he v i a my first l o v e . I found h im so b ravo, so n o b le - m a n n e r e d , you k n o w — so s i m p l e ! " S im p le ! D ash s im p le p e o p l e —n e v e r could s t a n d t h e m ! T h i n g I a d m ir e d w sa b r a i n s ! A lo u d I said g e n t l y —a l ­ m ost hum b ly : "S o gla d you llko him, d o n ' t you k n o w —d id llko, I m e a n ) ” "D id llko? I do s t i l l ! " — b o r to n e lifte d In e a r n o s t p r o t e s t — "I lo v e 10 th i n k of b r a v o , d e a r A rth u r a n d his k n i g h t s — so few, a n d y et so full of love, of g a l l a n t r y a n d d a r i n g ! " Bo Ills n ig h ts w e r e llko t h a t ! Ily Jo v e , 1 w as d o v lllab glad t h e n t h a t th e y had beon bo f e w — t h a t w a s so m e c o m fo rt, d a s h It! 1 w o n d e r e d If t h e beggar w as dead Hut w hat d if fe r e n c e did It m n k o now, a f t e r all? S h e w as m in e now an d aho know I k n o w It; t h a t w sa why t h i s s w e e t. I n g e n u o u s child w a s la y in g b a r e to m o h e r p a s t — t h e d a r li n g ! K eally, 1 o u g h t n o t to le t h e r g o on. " N e v e r m in d t h e m now ," I u rg ed s o o t h i n g l y ^ And h e e d le s s of t h e win d o w s, I h i tc h e d a woo bit closor. I ' T h a t ' s all p a s t a n d g o n e an d y ou and I will yet see as good n ig h ts a s th e y " P e r f e c t l y su re of It, d o n 't you e v e r w e r e " I s p o k e w ith a s s u r a n c e . k n o w !" "Don't you th in k s o ? " I a d d e d , softly. And. by J ovb. I wag! K n e w If t h e r e Hho sighe d. "I d o n 't k u o w —1 hope had bee n any change, a o m e n e w s p a ­ s o l " — s h e lin g e r e d d u b io u sly o v e r It, looking away again, the while her p e r r e u d ln g c h a p a t t h « c l u b w ould hand put back tho fleecy, golden h a v e m e n tio n e d It— t h a t w u aafe; ••* A n d to the little girl (u n d e r M years <>l age) who returns to us the neatest, most artistic ally colored picture and the m ost interesting short story asked for in the instructions, wi- will give, absolutely free, the “ B u c k ’s" Little Range now shown in our window. A real little Range, girls—m a m m a ’s in miniature. we want all the girls to try. HILL HARDWARE what-yob-’c a l i a t t h a t ' w a V '.n u g g il n g ’ to I p#clal,jr o n ® w h o w a s a lw a y s h e r eyes. 1 lookod a t th o goddess* r e * ‘l*n8 ° f • OIB* Jolly c o m e t t h a t w a s like f o r e a r m , b a r e d to a b o v e t h e cl- ‘ CODI,n* ' »«• would k n o w a b o u t t h e bow, w h e r e It slip p e d from s i g h t un- u **b t*d o r t h e roll o i s le e v e , and t h o u g h t or " T e e —O h. yea, t h e r e a r e Just a s th n t n ig h t In my a p a r t m e n t w h e n a h e j m a n y ! I affirmed p o sitiv e ly , and add h a d m a d e m e fee l of h e r blcepa, d o n ' t ' e<* Quickly: "More, you k n o w ! " KYir you k n ow . s u d d e n ly I r e m e m b e r e d It was loap"Y ou d o n ' t i n o w T ' I r e p e a l e d w ith * e u r - Bnd 1 know th e r e wee eom o Jolly g e n t le r e p r o a c h . "O h, I s a y , you r h y m e s h o u t le ap -y ea r g l v e a ^ u s o n o kn o w ! You kno w you k n o w you <^BJf m o r e — eo, of coura«, th e r e 'd be k n o w ! " Dy J o v e , t h a t s o u n d e d r a t h e r s o u t h e r n ig h t! CO. Hut I a n n w u r e d tactfully ih .i<*n "I d o n 't m e a n thn»*< pi» •• ii !:n ¡ d o n 't you know I thlnn «*■ lot# Jollier nnd lu*n«-r ' • ' 1 • *'i"' w here" A nd I Cloned n .» <•" a n d b e a m e d ut h e r through in> t »*• " D o n ’t b a v o to go so far. you nuo» u n d e r o n e ’s o w n roof, or e r «mua o n e elan's roof, for Instanc e * ti) nut h e r e ? " I J e r k e d my bi nd to» *rd tno old a t o n e p ile behind im " O h ! " — h e r eyebrow« lifted i»t uib — " so y o u 'v e th o u g h t of tbai to«1’ rum, but I knew ahe knew I knew she I “You don't know how glad I am to knew—see? hear you aay that," ahe aald musingly. She looked at me. sidewise, her I 'T here are Just as many knights, you slender forefinger pressing the half- i mean, but tho condlUons have parted lips alowly shaping In a curve; j changed—the man la changed—la that .........................------ ! lt t ” Then her little -----teeth flashed. Jewel like—regular Jolly peart setting in the I should tay tha man waa changed!, frankest, sweetest smile!—and then "Oh. daah It, yesl'* I blurted. By her glorloua arm and wrlat arched Jove, I hoped there wouldn't be an­ suddenly toward ms. other change. ”Y«aI" she said oontrltely, and with "You mean'—with a little, chal­ the most delightful, kindest Inflection lenging, puzzled smile, ah« leaned for­ and laugh—auch a* laugh I—a laugh ward, bar elhpw resting upon her kne« gurgling melodious—oh. dash It, like a sculptured. Grecian pillar; bar yea; 1 mean Juat that!—Ilka the flute flower-llke curving flngera supporting notea In the overture to what'a-hla- her chin like a Corinthian whst's-IUnaiae—that aortl nama, you know, the sort of thing the "That's the way I love to hear a ancient what-you-call-'ema alwayd man talk!" ahe aald warmly. "I think added to top off their stunning mar­ It takes an American to stand up for ble columns—you know!—wall, Ilk« “Poor Fellow I' hla own plaoa, hla own time*—p lease I" that—"you mean we may find knights, And gently, but with a lovaly smile, not only In the field, but in the shops, nodded gravely—"yuu mean in she withdraw her hand that I had upon the street«—even in the slums; the library thereT" folded close in mins. I Ut it go, for or In the hospitals, in the church or I w inked Assent. I saw her look toward the houae, and, ! UP°° the bench—that la your IdeaT*' The library suited ms all right. of course, I understood—Jolly careless It wasn't my Idas at ail—I ahould "Just now," she said lu 1,0 , nf me not to have remembered—but tay not I Who wanted to spend nights sobered roles, T looked In ahe would know from my nod and prow 11o f around that way? W h y - passed through, and he *■» lt>0 shrug that I comprehended, why, It wasn't respectable, dash ltl ao crushed, eo worn and Bred. r° I sighed, and my deep breath Besides, that sort of thing—ez curs Ion- know—be had Just come fr°® “ brought her gaze back to mg and har Ing about seeing things—WM devilish stairs; and y#t he.faoed, me • o f ^ flashing smile ag well. tiresome, if you asked ms. I nsvsr , [ j and smlílngly”^-«hs shook "And ao." ahe aald. lining har UttU did do It, even abroad. Where you head—"poor fellow I” knowchin, "you think there are Juat as meet Americans, Jolly bored and tired, I stared—pu zz le d , d o n't you many knights now as there used to doing ail aorts of rum places no one Offhand, dash me If I «"«id ••• "" her else ever thinks of, don’t you know. the judge had to do w ith our . And as for a bench l WeU, It waa together—why, I h ad bis own spP I almost laughad at tha child like quaaUon—but 1 didn't! Daah it, no, 1 like her. In her Innocence of the of my s u it Than 1 remember*» wouldn’t have done so for the world. world, not to know how downright tffy, of oourse, didn’t 1p p » Ul‘ l 7 Just looked s t her sfriousi/ «pd an- rulgar that would be. J ' »i eeouples r (To Be Continued) ,v �*,WO»l| P r - ¡ . April 3 0 , 1912 TME SANtORD HERALD U PRESIDENTS ON TOUR HOW INDIANS MADE HISTORY HIS' NICKEL WELL INVESTED T ru th o f T h e i r T r a d i t i o n s I n s t a n c e d br O n e S t o r y F r o m A n n a l s of ARTHUR AND CLEV ELA N D W ERE N OT QOt>D T R A V E L E R S . th e B eavers Yonkers Bachelor Once Hel ped N e - v s b c y and R e a p e d H i s R e . v s r d Nine Years Later If we could only get at th e fa c ts of K xcuse me tu ls te r." said » hoy of t h e history of o u r Indian tr ib e s It abo u t fifteen yea r* lo a mu n at u would be of I n te r e s t to >(im pure t h e s e l o o k e r » s tr e e t c o rn e r. hut t ve lost l_*tt#r Did Not Llk# C row d»— H a r r i­ w ith w hat la r e la te d as the f o r tu n e uiv motley an d 1 c a n l buy tin p a p e rs of m o st civilized n a tio n s It Is only son W Í » I m p a t i e n t — O ne# HetJ If I hud a nic k el I could gel a s ta r t In tr a d itio n t h a t th e h isto ry of th e In T r a in S ld o tr e o k e d In W ood# and m a k e fill ce lits before lied tittle dla n lives, a n d only one v ersio n of So He Could R«#t. A lthough) the boy's clothing was th e iH lo r y Is e v e r b ea rd S o m e ti m e s soiled a n d t a t t e r e d , his bright eyes th is la so tr u o to n a t u r e th a t no room t»nd r e g u la r f e a t u r e s m ade a good Ini - I t a n ybody t r a v e l i n g n ee d # re#t for doubt c a n bn found S u ch Is th e p rc sslo n on th e o b s e r v a n t m iddle age d 0T«r S u n d ay I t la a p r a a l d c n t on a .following c h a p t e r , from the. n nnula of b a c h e lo r Hut he was skeptical Jeunt," • » « » m a n w h o b a a b##n out t h e H eavers, a C a n a d ia n (rlbo "If 1 g iv e you a nickel," said he. with • # r # r u l p r e s id e n t# "F o rtu n u to O ne day a y o u n g chief «hot bis a r vou'd o n l y i »(tend It probably In a Iv for Mi T a f t be likes t h is sort of " “ *,r * f0r . , . , h a . h _ tinM o rd e r e d rHW ,,ir,," Kh,r ,................ » <1<>K belonging thing, bul I n o tic e t h a t be bn» o rd e r e d r , iuv .......... to anotli ... foolish wAv I vo had ex p e rie n c e with er b ra v e T h e brave revenged th e hoys " r#«ts over 8 u n d a y In his I tin e r a r y d e u th of his dog. an d I n s ta n tly a bun I'll s p e n d It all right m is te r, but ‘1 have traveled with A r t h u r , Mc­ dretl bows w e r e d ra w n . Krc nig h t Kinley, Cleveland and H a r r l a o n on had fallen s o m e eighty w a r r i o r s lay th e m o n e y would go for p a p e r s " T he m a n gnvo th e boy a nickel thslr Jaunta. Arthur. In s p i t e of his d ead a ro u n d th o c a m p , tho pine woods Now I'm only lending you five la ls n t for m ix in g w ith a Now York rung with t h e la m e n t a ti o n s of th e c e n ts was h|s » t u n i n g as tho boy crowd, was n ev o r eq u a l to t h e Job In w om en th e tr lb o bad lost Its brav h u rrie d aw ay tb# co u n try . If any tow n In this est men All r ig h t b o ss." cried the hoy I'll country Is up on tho art of c a te r in g T h e r e w as a t e m p o r a r y tru c e . T h e to a n y exclusive tasto It la L ouisville, f rie n d s of th e c h ie f w hose a r r o w b ad give It b a c k to y ou to m o rro w o n . t h i s Ky. Arthur waa the A ril H e p u b ll r a n killed tho dog yet n u m b e re d s o m e r o r n e r at six o 'clo c k ." " I 'l l . b e h e r e ." sa id th e man president to go south, a n d L ouisville sixty people, a n d It was a g r e e d thul So th e y s e p a r a t e d Both k e p t - t h e i r spread herself to m a k e h im feul ut th e y should e e p e a r a t e from th e tr ib e p ro m ise s T h e nic k el wns r e tu r n e d bom#. P o litic a l linos w e r e o b lllo ra l a n d seek t h e i r f o r tu n e In t h e vast 1 lint w as n in e y e a r s ago Now th e ed on the o c c a s io n of his visit w hen w ild e rn e s s ly in g to the so u th troy Is a m a rr ie d m a n of tw e n ty four be went th e r e to o pen th e c o tto n ex In the n ig h t th e y b eg a n t ti «•t r «it'd he tins a good position In Y onkers position. T ho P e n d e n n l s c lu b guve m u t c h , s u llen ly th e ir b r e t h r e n saw 1 heir c o n d itio n s a n - rev e rse d o w in g him s b a n q u e t fit for u kin g , but be th e m d e p a r t n e v e r to r e t u r n '1 her ’ 1 Illness a n d Injury the bac h elo r has was glad w hen It w as over w ent their way to th e s h o r e s of the I een out of e m p lo y m e n t (nr slv " W h en ho left C h ic a g o for Ills hu n t l.esser S lave |* ik e to w a rd t h e g rea t ) 'Months Long a g o lit* »riving» wenIn Yellowatono he told P hil S h e r id a n , plain* w tilth w,-te said to tofar ■ 'h a u n t • it Long a g e lie w11 ■1 i 11 liiivi a bo ba*J c h a r g e of th e p a r ty , thut be so u th w ar <1 by tb e bunks of th e »«Ifr li- eli In wain If a ft lelt.l trad tint tnuli 1 was glad be was going w h e r e be could to llin g Silskati 1|‘- iyi n, | * h e r e h e lived Fills ft lend *x|»n found have u n l O L w r a p L ^ reaL ^ __ _ _ t tie frTTie of th e HeavenTYir ver saw ) Hint t h e b a c h e l o r w n.« In debt and !"•• •‘McKinley w as n o t na H o o d a tr a v Mure th a n T a f t, b u t ho n e v e r show ed tills exiled b a u d again, but a h u n d r e d v tiled m e d ic a l a s s i s t a n c e yeaVs l a t e r u H ea v er Indian, w h o fol­ th a t, he. paid th e b ac h elo r's trout'll for. "that he wn» tire d. I h r a r tl fiKtf s a r IT c o n s e c u tiv e we*-ks and In In. not ouce th a t ho w ish e d r a il r o a d i otnpi»- lowed th e f o r tu n e s of a w hite fut ulvs would m a k e so m e a r r a n g e m e n t h u n t e r found him s elf In o n e of th e sto p p e d vet forts of th e S a s k a t c h e w a n S tran g e tllWlint a r e vnu doing that for by which a log c a b in could be utlacli In d ian s w e te c a m p e d about th e pulls "If*- Inquire d r d lo a tra in In s te a d of a P u llm a n rolls lh>-1 w e i e m e m b e r s of tb e g l c . i l Iteasoii eij.i gtl l|. r ■pi il sleeper trib e w tiiisc bun t mg I was a n e w sb o v Hint 111.ill Cleveland never liked a cro w d lie III.o k foot g r o u n d - l a v so u th of The Sask.it> t o ­ torn I » a- i n . kn \..w |t fretted u n d er h a n d s h a k i n g a n d »1»»)» I I K •- l o o k . • I ,, wn n V u i •I . g * ti eII I « e r e It f r * I " .t i r * Stunted wlieu be had to m a k e a te at I li r 1 te ml « 1 - - i,. I.. • n , who « l o l l rlo-y • oil \ erseil spoki a platform speech W hen be visited Chi language d iffe re n t from I hat of t h e csgo with bis b rid e be got tire greato t h e r s . In ib is la n g u ag e rhe M i - n v e i rat reception e v e r seen 111 th a t city Tlif T r e a c h e r o u s Hen* I be fact that Mrs C le v e la n d br**kc Ind ian • -gulfed Ms own "t g - «• V »! -I V Alili 11 » . o lo..1*1 II - ! ' ' I III! pel s VVeekly down under th e s t r a i n of t h e e x c ite i ed to m u s t í a t e tin- 'hoiuuglini--« ■! went may hav e had s o m e th in g to do ' I ' r i i s s l a t i r u b - w i n r e v e r Ho I’ m - 1111 *!th making C le v e la n d I m p a tie n t, bill Jury Duty a LisUaencl tila- k ar il w l.ltr ha» * - .1 :-i - I - ' the way be r a v e d o v er th e Jam and M inie tnaliy tliell w-.-k I o I *| « in ­ I 1» 1 e pea ’ • d I 11 K \ I o a • \ lb id c • ’ m is m an a g em e n t of the affult wood jur 1 duty H iele a t e otliei* who u l e I....... I lo* II 1 i l l - •-f 111 do 11/• I * I I have melted t h e ty p e of any new s p a a li Xloll s in s e r v e say* th e New Yoik i Ile s t i l l i devol h i|i II- d u n lit H i per that tried to q u o te hlut W he n lie Lventiyg Sun Iteeently t ‘o n n u is s lo n e r I’tUsslull disi Ip 111o* 1 'ill h.l- co* il left the city for la d ls o n . w h e re be Alitami lei i-lll-ll tin follow ing le tte r » 111 » 1 ■ilit rUnitr*il tils popul.i 1 ’t »as a guest of C olonel Vilas h e «» I illusi e a r n e s t ly beg volt to piai •’ Ito* e» I 1u 1h t loo In w ti h I e 1 1 - i* pressed hlmgelf as d e lig h te d over (lo­ my inline on t h e Jury r ' e r v »eat In i-rallv b o lt belli bv I1111]Ile I r-i| ' . i|re*! to which he WHS bo u n d I saw S'cnd "f every se c o n d Veal as h e r e ¡■or* Is 11111ht I |t*'d III tie fam ous u s e him at an I n a u g u ra l bull In M ushing to f o t e and to let me se rv e s s nftcli as I aboil' tlie I lain \ II Ian f u n n e l s Wife ton I w ouldn't like to r e p e a t what p e r m i s s ib le bv la » and c o m p a ti b le afte r 'tie anri<* vat ton nini Hi» Imi •' I heard him say a b o u t th e ruob on the w ith tin- ri-ijulrem erits of your d e p a r t I Monili I '* II- s I>| Il g **II d 1*r II e floor merit S t r a n g e as Hits rei|uesr may M il Hu- e* ridar me * in a -le -• H arrison waa lire moat Im p a tie n t s e e m . I will r e g a r d It ns an ie 1 of sin in m i l i t e r r i b l e ml moti it •11 > .*■ presidential t r a v e l e r of all I ever 1 b a i ti y lo t i a r e It g r u n te d . Halving 1 c e n ts a i e ro u nil good Pr»i»-i«li» Jaunted with O n e bight t h e crow d inni 10 u - itie fro m b u s in e s s a n d from ! I,el,\ o 11,1 to <1 r-1 tali n o n »* use • h la Burlington b e c a m e u n m a n a g e a b l e all a c c u s to m e d busy and n c tlv e life I Oh. tb e tr e m b lin g old w oman re It was the w orat 1 ev o r auw T h e po by ord et of d o c t o r s , my d a y s h a v e de idles we a r e nil good I'riiussliilis lice wen- as u s e le s s ar a lot of wood g e n e r a t e d tu to a d r e a ry s e r ie s of nil« .1 I V r-pt (b e 111 IIS *L soldiers W h e n th e m e e tin g waa w alk s and r e a d in g , so th a t t h e least File t o i l s ' M im i d " vmi un i n ' over and H a r r i s o n and his p a r ty went b r i n k In It e v e n that of )iirv du ty 1 ' n a l - Ho- gen I .n in e -dlffling titildi-n to the p r e s id e n tia l trnln H a r ris o n Hi». 1 I f m m e i l i li gn riled as n lian! ', » |n u .! 1 1 • . .1 asked when th e trn ln waa dun ut the wt, 1 p w 11nId lo* web run*'d I will bn Vt -il» ............... I 'I v. e next atop, O sk alo o aa . la w h e re he It ns « g o d se n d ns n t e m p o r a l ' b r e a k ' (ir-1 v pel .0 in* tig H a - v it »as to open tho C orn P a la c e th e next III Hi** u n b e a i a b l e m onotony all r g g - vlw.il» w hile nlol le I' « I 1 annoi get they to Inr him k and day W hen he w as told th a t th e A n o th er mull, an x io u s lo nerve w hite I'ru ssla ti e g g s Y o u th s C o m ­ schedule waa for nfton tho follow ing w ro te to th e c o m m is s i o n e r day he re q u e s te d t h a t th e tr a i n be I 'S o m e p eo p le h a t e to do Jury du ly , panion. sidetracked s o m e w h e r e for th e r e ­ but I love It I hnve not s e rv e d In m ainder of th e n ig h t In o r d e r Hint he tills city, nnd as I sm not o v er b usy n i g h t get rest nl th is tim e of Hie n -n r It would It was so o r d e r e d , and th e train p le a s e me g r e a tly If you would be *a» run out of n u r l i n g t n n abo u t to kind enough to h n v e me on n Jurv I miles and placed on a siding In the am qualified to set ' e woods T h e re It r e m a in e d until aft *r b rea k fa st For th e first tim e In Snug Bed for • Q u e rn any p r e sid e n tia l Ja unt t h a t 1 ever I n s ta n c e s of Romethlng s t r a n g e ly heard of the p r e a ld e n t w as lost to the like hum or s o m e tim e « c r e e p Into the people of the c o u n t r y for te nhoura There was no w ire le ss a p p a r a t u s B ritish p e r io d ic a ls. In s p ite of e v e ry th in g . A m ong th e sto r ie s told by th e than. The n s x t day, w hen H a r r l a o n and l » n d o n p a p e r s of tho la te Dr R o b i n ­ his p a rty re a c h e d flt. J o s e p h , Mo., he son D u c k w o r th , c a n o n of W e s t m i n ­ WM r o u te d out of bed a t s u n r i s e to s te r . Is o n e of a so m e w h a t u n i-p u rlle r O Y 0 lf know oi anyon« t*k® b r e a k f a s t a t t h e r a il r o a d sta tio n ly r e m a r k w h ich he m a d e o n c e w h en ta lk to t h e people I t h in k H ar sh o w in g Q u e e n V ictoria o v e r W est who la old enough to W h e n th e y r a m i ' to rlson cam # n e a r e r f o r g e ttin g his P res m i n s t e r ab b e y trad, who has not »rrn that t h e spot w h e r e k in g s and q u e e n s 11«. byl#rtan pledg# t h e n th a n he ev e r Q u ee n V ictoria s h iv e re d n lit tle and ilgn at railroad crouing? did before."— N ew Y ork Bun anld "I should not c a re to be b u r le d If « T s r y o n s h a s s c a n It at ( « m s h e r e —It s e e m a so cold an d d a m p H s lg y a w s k y ’s Com et. d m # or m h s r , t h s n w h y d o e s n ' t " M a d a m , ” r e p lie d D u ck w o rth , "I as Th#r# U timeliness In tho appear- #u re you It Is p erfec tly dry I h s r a i J r o s d 1st t h s n rot You s w s y t W t i y d o e s (h* r s l l r o s d Of that newest heavenly visitor. w ould be q u ite nice and snug " c o m p a n y c o n t i n u e to k e e p Helfyawiky's comet. It appeared with It s tr ik e s a m e r e A m eric an t h a t th e th o se sign# s t « v s r j creasing f th# war ,a conflict that scorns to m a rk q u e e n ’s part of th is Interview s h o w s M a rt's you think, Mr. M stchant, Ht# serious wounding of Turkish m o r e h u m o r t h a n th e r e v e r e n d van ’Moat #v#rybody know# n i r Prlfla, If not the appearance of a great o n ’s But V i c t o r i a ’s s e n s e of h u m o r sto*«, 1don't ha vs to ad vtrtiss. Turkish misfortune. When the T u rk s w as T e u to n ic. Your »tors and your goods need look Constantinople a great com et more advertising than the isUMated In the aky, and the terrified A S t r i k e on Bab#l. roada need do to warn peopl e >, Ckrlatlan world added to the Ave Ma­ to “ Look Out for the C a ts." T h e c o n fu sio n of to n g u e s hnd d o n e rta the luppllcatlon, "Deliver us. O Its d e s tin e d p a r t , work on th e to w e r Nothing I# ever completed In lbs f r o m t h e devil, the Turk and advertising world. IAe comet." The superstitious may of n h b e l b e in g p r e t t y m u c h s u s p e n d ­ Perceive In the relative un- ed. w hen all at o n c e W e lsh e m e r g e d T h e D epartm ent Wtorra are a vary good example— they a 'a • o p o r t a n c e and dimness of the latest fro m th e r a c k e t T h e sound of c o n s o n a n ts being p m continually advertising— and “Ter of this description a portion of they are continually doing a M a hom etan woe. The scientific as n o u n r e d w ith o u t tho help of vow ejs good bualnaaa. w a s a t on ce s e e n to c a u s e no sm a ll PecV of the star Is not particularly u n e a s i n e s s In hig h q u a r te r s . If It pay# to run a few ad# ’round notabla. It a p p e a r s to be one whose 5** <3** kbout Chriatma# time, It cer­ “ No u se o v e r d o in g th e b u s i n e s s ’ " return need hardly be looked for, tainly will pay you to tun a d ­ t h e s e h a s tily e x c la im e d , an d f o r t h w i t h ko<l w h ich In all probability waa never vertisem ents about all the lima. •Pled by o u r (randslree. Consoquent- ca lle d a halt As for W e ls h , w hat waa d o n e could It'» Just butloeas. (hat # all. to J Professor Upton was unable to pre■Ict Its • appearance and neither lie not, of co u rse , be u n d o n e , but th e en su in g --------------d i s t r i b u t i o n of Mr- 8***r*v# boa fell the noed t ------- la -n -g-u-a-g e s hnp ° l trtntlatlng evil anticipation# of It# , PUT r e le g a te d It to the r a n to la e o r n n r yeaning, ceuaed by «xtravegent pop of a roiiipt« Island of th© s©a. so th a t of aetronomy, Into tenni of U»« #mMLTe##m#Dl wm by no meen» S '.-ri ra " 11ARLEM tJThe Oxford is faultless. The things that manufacturers have for years tried to overcome, w e have succeeded in eliminating in thzSweiP* low shoes. T h ey are close-fitting at the heeLand fitperfectly. The Harlem model we show is made of the finest quality of Patent Colt throughout, with semi-military heel, and made with invisible eyelets. Wanted by every good dresser. W e ask your inspection of this splendid model. <] This is also fitted with the famous d fn S ** patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never Indore put into a shoe* at this price. An ‘xclusive feature. 1 lus, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $4.50 <1 w r l u v e other iplendtd " S n o w " Style» lor Spring ai a n d look ) H ilt SAU ID D. A. Caldwell & Sons Seeds and Poultry Supplies a m ADVERTISE in T H IS P A P E R wh»t It Eight have been.—Punk S O K I.IIL M HI ( ìtìA K W i l l ) MU I I I 1*1 A N U I S Most completi- line of 1’iuiUry Supplies tiunlen nuil Liehl Seed* tu Floridi» P O T A tO f S . HT ANS. CiAROfM AND M i l l » Pf AS. AND FIELD CORN ...... K. a . m a r t in k I >*. r »i.«,.i s»«.i 1 1 ... „ ..y .'.z 'r ...,., c o m p a n y f, . s. «»* 2 (M> E. Bay S t . , J a c k s o n v i l l e , Fl a. W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance orne* with D *<tpoftOTnlaeI jqJfAQ*. u| i|*lv v*"i l**l tritili* li.it* *1■11■111<-11( \v, M fORTHE W h y not como Sanf or d. moloch real e s t a t e c o . - - - Fl orida -i- + •> •>■>* + * * + + + * + + < •V + f ♦ + + + <• ♦ ♦ + THE C ITY (flit» S irr^ i ••il. 1 +♦++♦+♦++♦++ RESTAURANT o n r (>!<■ k f r o m l>riM>t o | > | »n ilr I ’t u l o f T i r r ) H. E. W I S E , Proprietor tnrmerlv M.ilingei ul Centdil ('ufe Steaks, Chops, O y s t e r s and Fish a S pe cia lty N A Place F o r Ladies and G e n t le m e n S h o r t O r d e r » A t A ll H o u r » i’rumpt. ('lenii Servire E v ery th in g F irs t C ass Metti Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates ti The Crippen Music Store H i^ h -^ ra d e P ianos, Organs, and G raphopliones. Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Hlock •■ -m �••• » *' •: 'T? • • I I h i Vf ine April 30. 1912 sA N roR D herald ¡4 Boston Stock - Sanford, Fla. K B r- . PKH>" Begins Wednesday, May 1st • Lasts 10 Days I The Entire Stock of the Boston Store, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies Suits, Mens Furnishings and Shoes; Bought at Our Own Price, and will be, beginning May 1st, thrown on the market for what it will bring. Sale includes Everything in the Store, Display Cases, Fixtures. ■■ ___________ . - •• • <____________ • " -• ............. - '■ ■ i ■ ■■--■ — ■■ ■ i —- i REMEMBER, WE DID NOT BUY THIS STOCK TO KEEP IT MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS'OF COST OR VALUE A BANKRUPT SALE Docs not happen every week nor every year. It therefore is a golden op porrtunity to buy goods at your own p rice . Be on hand the very fust day. as when a lot is sold it cannot be replenished. All the available help that can be secured to wait on you is here, preparation to handle the vast crowd has been made. Re member the date and be am ong the (lis t to arrive. hvety BOSTON STO R E STOCK D elig h tfu l ' 11 m t < BV.- ; * ¥ ' Wp l « r Glory to the t sllpb (Obetony Quartet Mar Isabelle risk The First Call on the Butcher, Nothing st the Concert__ Chariot ts Sperry Miss Reed Nelddlnger Three lor Jock Quartet Christmas st the Trimble# Rulh McKnery Stewart Me end Jcnney Julie II Reel In the Ordinary's Ofllc* Jills B Reed Miss Reed Creole Lovers' Song Dudley Buck Ur Pope Southern Medley__ sn t j / l l II Pika Quartet Brave l a v e Anonymous An Old Fashioned Girl Tom Mali In Florida Julia U Her.I Evelyn Hope Browning Miss Reed The Fields o' Daily Clare (M S S I II L Pope Mr Pope Bedouin Song ...... . . Foote Quertrt J i m Ike and John Tom Miss Reed Julia B Reed De Sandman.. .................... Prutberue Qurtet Miss Julia B Reed Impersonator Miss Mabelle 0 Neal Accompanist Homer Stanley Pope .............Isc Tenor Dyke D. Mitchell...................................2nd. Tenor W. Clay Inman...... .......................... . 1st. Bass Berkeley Blackman 2nd Bass Every Customer li the Lucky one at The Boston's Bankrupt Sale. Goods ot less than H a lf Cost. May 1st.. Lasts Ten days. V Weather Report I ■ • T i i ■■;. H f - R ; #;■*• F ; gfcTiit 1 G en e ra lly fair w e a th e r except a h o w r n in S o u th e a s t portion tonight or W cdncs day. MEN-DEN-HALL'S e n tertain m en t I)r. W. F Hlockman. president of Rol­ lins College. who wns to have given a reading at the Auditorium of the S anford High School. Mondny evening, for the benefit of the High School l.ilirnry was ill nod unahle to l.r present He kindly »enl. in his stead the College Q uartet!, who need no Introduction to a Sanford audience, us they recently guve a delightful concert at the High School; and Miss Reed, n most accomplished Render, also a floe accom panist While it wns a disa p p o in tm en t, not to have had (he p le as­ ure of hearing Hr. lilackinan give the ev» lirctrd rending from "Pickwick Pnjier».' the kind substitutes were perfectly a c ­ ceptable. and delightfully e n tertain in g , as the following program will convince all tlyose who were not present PROGRAM __________________ Remember the Bate; (May UL) Lasts Boston Bankrupt 8«le. D on't Cuff a Child. ''D o n 't b u t u nau g h y c h ild 's en Don t allow any p ro v o c a tio n to te m p t you to s t r i k e a child on th e h e a d ." Is th e I n ju n c tio n c o n ta in e d In an n rilc ls ■'ti sk u lls Isso rd h> th e Inlet n a tto n al l i t glen,. Kxp<>slt|i>n at D re ade d t 'o r (.oral p u n is h m e n t of any kind, says (ho w r i te r Is w rong, but when the head In th e point of c o n t a c t hot w een (ho a n g r y p a r e n t a n d t h e child th s f o rm e r m ay ea sily bec om e n m u r d e r e r lu a c o lle c tio n of sk u lls a t th o expoal lion, lent by tho W u rx h u rg u n iv e rs ity , th e r e s r e ninny of c h ild r e n ns well as a d u l ts w hich show th a t th e n b n o r mally th in skull Is not u n u s u a lly found, ev e n ,In o t h e r w i s e n o r m a l h u ­ m an beings, and th e c a u s e s of d e a th , w hich a r e s t a t e d on c a r d s a t t a c h e d to th o sk u lls, a r e I n te n d e d to s e r v e as w a r n in g s to p are n ts t e a c h e r s and } g u a r d ia n s c® NORTH EAST T O N IC Best for IVLiUrLi, d rills and F e v e r. Guaranteed._ _ _ _ _ _ _ Atlantic Coast Line SOUTH CHILL I O O k l l l g IMI ,1 S lli|> ^ O lii 1.00(1 Mon NO lo I I Mil *Miil v r g r tallies to/ W EST H e re is One on the Best M a rk e t ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DURING AND SLEEPING CARS W r i t e for Stencil"» R eport* For Information, Rates ami Reservations see est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A M otoring Trip. "W e ll. Illnks, I see yo u 'v e r e tu r n e d from y o u r th o u s a n d -m ile to u r In New 13# Wes! Bay St. E n g la n d ," said HJones "Y e p ," said Minks "H o w did you find tho ho te ls en r o u t e ? " a s k e d HJones " H o t e l s ? " r e to r te d Minks W e d id n 't F a s h io n s In S m iles. sto p a t an y h o te ls W e p a s s e d all o u r L e t mo non. la t h e r e a n y t h i n g m o r e n ig h ts In th e c o u n ty J a i l s ” — H a r p e r 's w o r t h s e t t i n g d o w n a b o u t thla exWeekly* ‘ p ir ln g s e a s o n ? Ob, y ea ; e x p r e s s io n Sm all L ight. of face. A s lig h tly pu zz le d look, w ith "D e m a n th a t tr ie s to h id e hla light t h e lips p a r t « ! In a half sm ile, has u n d e r a b u sh e l," said U n c le E b en , bee n q u ite p o p u la r. T h o b aby s t a r e " g e n e r a l ly a i n 't got lig h t e n o u g h to I b o u t, an d w ide am ilo« a r o d is tin c tly t a k e c h a n c e s on In a a w d l n a r y d r a f t." dem o d e* . A s m a ll, tir e d em llo Is a l­ w ays c o r r e c t uh t h e s e a s o n w anes. Of c o u rse . I'm s p e a k i n g of th o s e who P ro o f P o sitiv e . “T h e p eo p le n e x t d o o r e e e m anx- d n r e t o h a v e a n y e x p r e s s i o n a t all. loua to be frlondly. " H o w did you T h e r o a r e lota of w o m e n ( n o t bo g e t t h a t Id e a ? " " T h e y h a v e b u s te d y o u n g a s th e y w ould like to baj w ho ■Imply b a n i s h b o t h jo y a n d s o r ro w , t h e i r p h o n o g r a p h . " — H o u s to n P o e t fo r f e a r of w h a t a poot w ou ld call " L in e s on a fair f a c e .” I t'a no u se b e s to w in g a n y o f o n e 's li t t l e funnlE d i t o r E v id e n tly Not M uslclen. C rls to fe ll, a n a t i v e of P a d u a , p r o ­ m o n t s on t h e s e p eo p le.— I n a (lu che y d u c e d t h e first p ia no In 1710. Now In "A C o m ed y o f M a m m o n ." t h a t w e know th o m l s c r e a n t 'a n a m e Sre feel e a sie r.— E x c h a n g e . First User« of Topscco. T h e t e n d e n c y now Is' to rob t h e N o r t h A m e r i c a n I n d ia n of th o c r e d i t All H e H ad to Do W i th I t of h a v in g g iv e n t o c i v iliz a tio n t h e "A n d you a c tu a lly co n a o u lo d lo let boon of to bacco. S o m e a s c r ib e Its y o u r wife ru n fo r o f l l c o r ' " C o n s e n t e d ? o rig in to t h e M ode s a n d P e r s ia n s , C e r t a in l y n o t I a c q u ie s c e d ." o t h e r s to th e I n h a b i t a n t s of t h e M alay a r c h ip e la g o , a n d still o t h e r s to t h e A r a b s In g e n o r a l. T h e r e a p p e a r s to Cultivate Prudence. A man who Is hot prudent la borrow­ b e a n A r a b ia n w o rd " S a h a r a ," m e a n ­ ing hie p l e a s u r e today at ths expense in g to s m o k e , f r o m w h i c h o u r w o rd « c i g a r and c i g a r e t t e m a y b a r « b e e n d» of hla brother tomorrow. fTy*£. •e/V** -* ts-jv-ft*/ '¿as. ■»■■■* -■ ■' I,''' , near -»nd M j r k *' T o ( |i y F . G. H E W I T T CO. W aah ln gto n .an d New York H arrison S tr e e ts A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA WELL DR DING Artesian Wells of Every Description Satisfaction Guaranteed B y Expert Workmen Orders Taken *t HILL LUMBER — or HILL HARDWARE CO\ �¿i .i Published S o m l - W o e k l y — T u e s d a y and F rida y T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D / iV S A N F O R D — Life m Worth Living Kumbir • • OANTORD, NEWS OF THE WORLD \ Items of Interest Gleaned Prom ' Various Sources ~~~~ r LOHIDA. FRIDAY. M A Y 3. 1912 Volum« IV Result Of The Primary In Sanford Precinct A ll AROUND FLORIDA hltvtion day (Misserl off quietly enough in Sanford although there was plenty of interest shown from the The General News of The Land of Flowers. time the ¡»oils opened until the close nt sundown. All the candidates hod their supporters, und workers on HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Iht ground and o small army stood around the polls hnmliuR out tickets, curds und plutforms for their fuvorittes. CULLED EROM THE S TA TE PRESS Here the Renders Will rind a Brief The polling pluces looked like small printing offices nt the close of n days business und the voter who hud any 1 Historical Sprint Flowing . doubts alxnit the names of the various candidates qpuld easily inform himself on the subject by asking for n An E p ito m e o i t h e W e e k 's M o s t I m ­ T o r Hurried Readers p o r t a n t H a p p e n i n g s In t h e curd. The Wilson und Underwood men were nctive und gave the voter information about this vexed subject The S tars a n d Stripes w ere torn down is S t a t e ' s D om ain. a I>**iiit that did not seem clear to most of them. Wilson carried the day here by about (»0 votes while and trampldd u n d er foot a n d n red flag A number of im provem ents arc to be substituted d uring n fierce fight a t u May Underwood seems to have u majority in the county. m a d e to the Clarendon Hotel a : S eabreeze Day m e etin g of the S ocialist p a r ty a n d ^ ie Gcket was the longest thnt has ever been voted and a man had to have the candidates pretty firmly during the com ing su m m er months. It Is affiliated u nions in U nion S q u a re Park. established in his mind to be able to vote the ticket in less than five minutes. No authentic returns from understood tfiat 150 new rooms, each with New York. T h a t a serious panic did not private bath will be added. A fine golf ensue is believed to h a v e b e e n d u e to the either Sanford or Orlnndo cou|d be obtained until Wednesday ut four o’clock and only the officiol canvass ooursc will also be laid out. fact th a t th o u sa n d s of persons on the o u t­ next Saturday will determine the result to the entire satisfaction of those who want to know. Many im provem ents are soon to be skirts of the crowd did not know w h a t the m ade on the city parks in T am pa. New The Herald gives as much of the county vote as can l>e obtained nt this time and if there an* any errors trouble was. R esponsibility for the t e a r ­ walks will tie laid nnd the place will o t h ­ ing down of the flag is disclaim ed by the the readers are requested to wait for the official returns which will appear in a later issue of this |wqx*r erwise Im* lM*nutified in m a n y ways. Socialists, who a s s e r t th a t m e m b ers of the Below is given the two .precincts of Sanford of the principal candidates in which the most people are in­ Miami Is to have on incinerator pla n t Industrial Workers of the World c o m m it­ to dispose of garbage and oil forms of r e ­ terested Elsewhere is given unofficial returns from the state. ted the net. fuse The pin nt will oust $2.500, The work of Identifying the Titnnic ut!> L ik r Helen is to hove n hank which identified d e a d is alm ost os difficult qs rim Iset 25. mtriNtT 3. TOTAI RETURNS IN Till COUNTY will he organized with a capital stock of ME SUI TS IN IHL STAU thsir recovery from tee A tlantic. To d i i ^ f j f 0 r P t cAltUuU 525JMJ __ .__ _ _____ »_______ ^— not a single passenger who perished hr*» Underwood 100 214 F o u r P r e c i n c t * T h a t Have Not B re n Green Cove Springs is now m aking its been added to the list of unidentified, Wilson 125 147 272 - I)eard F ro n f - f r o m Up t ó P r e s e n t Time claim s as a sum m er resort, the wintTvscaand the num be r of n a m e le s s Is ns m uch C o n g F e s s At L orge : F>ery precinct in Orange county has son having been one of the most success­ an enigm a ns w hen brought to shore. Beachum Dili 143 303 been heard from hut four. Lockhart. Win-1 A lthough leas th a n fifty per cent, of ful in its history nnd now the cottages Trinkets an d belts give suggestions for l.'Engle HO ter Gurdcu, Ocoee an d Oakland. The re47 33 the vote rust I ueruluy (not been re­ nnd house* v ac ated hy Northern guests nsmrs of others, inflst of whom were of Martin 19 .3 suits uf tiic count exclusive of illese gives, t r i e d in the S ta te tit un far, the result ¿4 uro being taken up hy Florida folks who the ship's company. 35 2li Toomer Slime a mujority of 31(i votes over De in nearly every instance can 1m* al­ know how pleasant is this [»rrtty place J5 Colt. » Mr Braxton Bciicliiim carrlfNl tlie most certainly forecasted from figures ¿3 12 Oscar Underwood of .A la b a m a •» Geor­ Willlatmwm during the summer already uvailuhle gia’, choice for P resident us expressed in S t u t e I r r t i s u r e r count) over the live other c a n d id a te s in For presidential preference l infer The Im-iicIi Improvement Company, which II 91 tile /ii> e by n majority of 51 »II the presidential preference primary held Grinri Tucker's wood ha* a decided lend over Wilson, is applying for letter» patent at Miuml, is I 33 '¿III majority over S in u o u s was 10*1 Lake re- his m ajority prohah y Itemg lietweeii plonning great things for the ocean lieacli lu ì in Georgia. Practically com plete, but on Joni-.t R eturns also indicate 7N •mi 10* ceiveil the lien» lent Vntr for representa- 1.000 a n d 1.0 0 0 Liming th a t all of the delegate* elec led will near the Magic City »Jiow that he curried ubout the 1***1 of the 1 (it L t t t i l r r t t live, polling 1,1109 Riiliilisou was next tie l nderwood men It i» understood iliu tiii golf ciuh hus 146 counties in ih r sta te a n d th a t his mu- Buri For ( ungreanman ai large, Claude been organized in Tarpon Springs an d a 32. 51 highest with HH5. Fox was third with 29 I7N Clark 214 392 7H4. ariti Newton t>olle.1 6011 H and's mn- I.’Engle run a wonderful race. And is clubhouse will hr erected and a fine golf easily high Ilian I he runner uJ< Is und 8,IHM). l,'l Mi 135 jority over. KirkwiHul i» It* . hut Kuret re slill ill d u u h t. tin I loonier is slightly course laid out llilhurn ceived 2H0. which Ihsilirn a second pri- in tile lead. counting tigures already Tlir Republican S tute Convention in S t a t e A tio r n e ) I. H Ingraham has a In-Id of hImmii leu received. Pennsylvania. under the leadership of Junes acres ol very tine cucumbers in Kissim­ Ml 172 mnry S enator MHHM*y s m ajority over 91 For G overnor, Park Trammell lends 214 4**1 Donegal! wan H9. und (.umita majority * romwell 1iitdions hy a safe m ajority, mee. from which he exi>eci» to get b e ­ 1*7 Landl» 39. Th • vote betw een over Jone» w*» F’ltuburg. today wrested control of the u nd l I n » « - t w o will U - in th e seeond tween four and five thousand baskets of S ta le S enator: Underwood and Wilson is very close m primary cticumliers party from United State* S en ato r Penrose, 19 1 ¿17 11*1 1kilu-guli For treasurer it looks very much as this county, the difference now being six S I. I’e. k jiiiolor of the government who tutu led the regular org an iz atio n m 11*2 Mn»-.e y votes in lavor of Wilson F rank ( lark led ll J. < Lulling Will go out 111 the Ural building ut Gainesville, com m uted suicide tlte »lute since the duy of M atthew S t a n ­ prim ary, with ( i n n e r and Jones clone F or 1 e ¿ M u l l i r e his nearest competitor. l!:!bjr:i. h, «54 together for second place in the event in tliul city oil W ednesday There was ley Quay. The convention n am ed twelve 177 1941 Foi votes a second prim ary is nisennary no nppurent reason other than being tired ijelegntr* at Inrge and tw elve altern ates, 149 251 1Jlkr 195 For S ta te Su|M-rintenden3 of Public of living m such a dull town The total vote in the to n n t) exempting instructed tn vote for Theodore Roosevelt M llotlowny Is easily 14 I 10 the four iirrciiicts nielliione.1 is as fol I list rtjetloti. N.-wtim In Tum|Mi the |M-o|.|e are pl.-used dver n for the presidential n o m ina tion high m an, with W N. Mteuls second lili 152 lows •.J Rohm».m trip recently m ade b> Maungcr Stanford For S e y e t a t y of Agriculture. f)orFor S h rrlff r,N4 mim a m i * M c f l u e are running pretty of the Tumpu Bay hotel from that city to llndnrwood W e o th e r R eport 001 Wilson 313 ¿91 1.90 i close together, with early tigur>>s sliglit- Jacksonville and return hy automobile. It H aul Showers tonight o r.S aturdny— U nsettled Kirkwood 30 20 III 860 favortng the former. had been claim ed Hint such a trip was Benrlmm Hoy id ( ’ D unn has easily defeate*l weather until afte r the second primary. 25 ( All oilier e n tid id u tr t) 11 14 Karri 809 Jo h n 1.. Neeley lor Railroad ( ' omini»- not feasible and fur some tim e |>eoplc hav e thought that to atlt-rupt It would m e a n 312 »toner. l o r C ounty I i o u M i r r r Burr M o t h e r s ' Duy F'or A d ju ta n t -General. I * '• fiorii It. trouble and delay and disap p o in tm en t. 133 3 O N 175 925 Strinoli» ('lark Mother»' Day will Ik* observed ut the go Mr Stanford rmolt- the round trip in good 410 Hillairn PI2 1 *4 171 F'lWter lilis a splendid • li.m> • People» Church next S u n d a y morning Turkrr mg ont in I In- In -t prim.ir . I *risi . *1 879 1 lime, the '-I t miles being r o v tre d in thirty Jolies Is nex t 4 i l gh Ilian. You are requested to bring o while llowrr t o r Count y Solicit or 918 In. >rs actual m im ing time, and wiHiout I lie race mad** hy I ongrt-sMinuli > Lindi» 425 ¿.«I JI I q» an emblem of the d a y Mr Waldron l)«*Co|lrn 832 M S p a r k m a n in tin- tir-t district was an> , - hI a. cident or serious inco n v en i­ fri» 131 Doiifgan will give u sermon app ro p riate to the du) Sin lit* u pleasant surprise to hi» friends, lie ence. . ... 921 1 Massey At night the church is closed for the union f o r J u s t i c e of t h e P e a c e carried every county in the district, t Lakeland Is entering the class of m o d ­ . 784, e x c ep t L a f a y e tte , und his supporters mass meeting a t the S ta r T heatre. supiiortei 150 Fox NO Anderson 71 1.009 1 are now figuring on u m ajority V of 1,000 ern cities. On W ednesday lust the free 3N 72 Ijike Ivey 31 \ or more. Polk co unty, which was delivery of mail was Instituted hy th e R a la ln g O a t s In F lo r i d a 61)0 Newton 390 201 Stringfelliiw I Mil i 885 almost conceded to he a Phillips strong United States government in that place Rohinsoii The following article from the J n lln h n shold, goes into tin- S p a r k m a n columi f or Const utile nti.l the two enm er» lM-gun their rounds 925 hy a majority of ahowl forty votes. Hand *ee Democrat will tie in te restin g rea ding 389 I M3 Smith -*»*• handing out thr mails and collecting le t­ 897 K irk wisst |o northern Investors who are anxious to I 4M 247 W hitten 99 m »Mr i: *>f m s i n f :s s m i f: t i m . ters from boxes at various (siints in Hie 2811 Karel obtain knowledge of diversified crui» in All mi-mlM-rs of the Wclaku t 'lu h are t o r G o v r r m ir 881 n t> Florida: Slemiip» urg.-.l to h. (.r.-sss-iit at i In regular l.usi .4 II I G i I i I miii » * '* 1,1*19 1ticker t.m inol tie! Official Count John Henry Boatwright, the eighteen ness meeting on next I ucs.lay .May 7111 07 II»-Cotte» II 2*> 807 The meeting to Ix-gm |iromptly at 3 I here is a misconception of the reason year old son of P. L Boatwright has t u i r t / Milton N Sitine I I 1.123 o'clock. 'This is of particular iiijjxir- why the four |Kectncts of Orange county seres in oats )ust south of the city, which Sem ple I 541 3**5 lanee as the program m e lor next year » —namely. Gx kliart. Winter Garden. Ocoee 11'* he expects will harvest forty bushels pet Trammell work is to be discussed and planncri. •err. and not a pound of fertilizer wus W e s t Side I m p r o v e m e n t S o c i e t y All c h a irm en and member* of the pro­ und Oukimid have not been officially used on them. Of I n t e r e s t t o C urd P l a y e r s Regardless of the Inclement weather. g ra m m e c o m m itte e are c*|M*C)ally urged heard from. to he present. The tally sheets and the count are su p ­ The entire expense of th e young m a n A recent Issue of the New Yofk Medl- ‘‘-Id A very inueresting meeting ThursT h e E x ecutive Hourd ure askiAl to posed to lie locker) in Hie ballot boxes by for extra labor will not exceed $5 a n d his cal J o u rn a l contain* a n editorial on card ! *'«7 »« K,)bi"* Ncit ‘ mi*et p ro m p tly at '2 o'clock 'fuesduy, the election Inspectors, hut a copy uf the »eed. harvesting an d hired labor will not All olficers were present and plan» of in the (’luh Room*. plnying In which the following occur*. returns is supposed to he sent to the cost more th a n $150. O ats are easily My order of the President. •Card plnying I* .. pure and sim ple Im provem ent, were suggested a n d di>Press Reporter chairm an of the County Democratic E xec­ worth $1.00 per buscci tot seed, an d the in ental dissipation (hat grow, upon the c s w * ! with m em bers: a».to the b c . t m e.hutive Committee. Mr. Aberncthy. straw sells for $10 per ton. One ton of Vlctim. like all other dissipations. to the d <» of Improvements. One new m em ber In Hie cases cited, where no in f o rm a ­ stsaw Is a safe e s tim a te per acre. So the ev e n tu a l exclusion of logical and ckise " „ * a d d n i to our list. Ih»e. were collectLuuneh P arty tion tins lieen received by Mr. A bernethy, uet financial re tu rn to the young m a n will thinking. A valuable distraction for the [ «*d which a mounter! to $2.90. The young m en of the Helping Hund it is evident Hint the clerks Inclosed the 1* in the neighborhood of $1.350. elderly once o week, say; If indulged in i Several visitors were present which ad- Society en tertain ed the young lady memThe o a u were sown in November, an d oftener. especially hy the young, it e x e r - ! ded *ren,ly 10 lbe P*pn ,u re °f ,bp nl,er- liers very royally on Tuesday evening with count intended for the c h a ln n a n also in Hie ballot box These boxes will he o p e n ­ will be harvested in n couple of weeks, or cises its narcotising Influence with irre- | n,*,n After the business was tran sa cted . „ launch ride The party. numbering ed today and the official count m ade. within l e u th a n six m o n th s of .planting. slstihle force Skill counts for only three ‘urned m c e , ,n * " vrr 10 {Ue twenty-five, left the Ctty dock at H o'clock There is certainly a big lesson In this per cent in even the most scientific of niittee consisting of Mesdotnes Robins an d j „ „ q le launch "Mamie", landing atH Fort e a r Hon. J. N. W h l t n e r S u n d a y M g li l for the hundreds of young m e n who h a n g card games, much less in the popular Gerraw. who served delicious strnwlierry ! Florida. Here a d a in iy lunch wn*server), Preparations are going forward for tlie •round towns a n d villages seeking etu- gam bling fonn*. The legend which nttrlh- punch with fruit and pound cake All „nd. after spending a Jolly hour.>ll cm- union meeting of Sanford churches in th e fAoyment for which the w ag e s will be, if a uted the Invention of plnying cords to the had e (i<Kid-hyc to our hostess, an d declar- | )arked [,>r home The evening was ideal S tar Thcutrc next S u n d ay night. Those k>b U secured, from $30 to $60 00 per necessity of am using n m ad kifig of Frnnce ed we had not s|ieiil n more plensnnt af- j„ eVery way. Old Mother Moon doing who tuivc a tte n d e d the m e e tin g s held u n ­ month. This young roan w ith sgriculturternoon for n long tim e and wished for |lt.r )*.,( and the trip home wu* made ull der the Men und Religion Forward Move­ possesses verisimilitude. Appealing prl*• experience g ain ed from a practical fam a n y more sucli meetings. too quickly. All the m em bers partlipat- m e n t will u n d e r s ta n d t h a t a tre a t la in m arily to the imperfectly balanced mind, bss e a rn ed $200 per m o n th from a ing In this most enjoyable affair wish to store for this com ing S unday. Thanks fro m S lem ons th e y soon reduce th a t of n liefter quality ttop which h a s required b u t little labor. Hon. J. N. W hltner has recently come Philip T Slemons w ithe s to thunk the thank the young m en for the plasnnt eve­ to the s a m e level. They ore com parable The land c a n now be p la n te d in corn, In every w ay to the habit-form ing drug* voters of (Range Co. for their support in ning. spent on the Denr. Old St. Johns from New York, where he heard some of •ad from forty to sixty bushel per acre th e best speakers of tha nation on this a n d lead surely lo the neglect of every the last primary, an d very highly a p p r e c i­ river. be expected, which will bring n big The following were |>rcseiit to enjoy the sa m e m ovem ent nnd he comes hack with sa n e a n d healthy a m u s e m e n t, to soy ate s the vote he received. financial return. occasion: Misses Whitehead. Edith Stew- som ething to sa y und will say It in his Very respt.. P hil T. SLruoNs. n othing of husioegs or professional duties I art. Ruby Betts, SinahjMillen. Carrie Lov* usu a l vigorous fashion. His subject Is We bope t h a t a n y religious body which F r o m F r a n k C lark rll, Martha Fox. Ruth Stew art. Daisy Betts, “ The Promise of the World in the Men's Herald In Orlando h a s the power will continue to enforce a F ’rank Clark wires th a t he is leading Clara Milieu. Marie Stewart. Laura Davis, M o v e m e n t" f 1* the benefit of the t a x - p a y e r s who do regulation evidently based, years ago. All five P rotestant churches of Sanford * * subscribe for the Herald a n d who w a n t upon observation of the stupefying effects llilhurn. his nenrest-com petitor. by 3,000 Linda Connolly, Mnry Gotchell. Mersrs • °°Py of It d u r in g the p rese n t m onth, the which are identical with those of ploying votes, lie th unks fits Sanford friends for Betts. Gutchel. Wright, j ’lre. Speer. Davis, u n ite in this union meeting which opens P*per will be on sale a t the n e w ss ta n d s in the races, a pastim e which finally incur­ their support, and asks th a t Sanford sta n d Douglass. Redding. Randall. Brewton.Mrs. ut the Slur Theatae at 7 30 p. in. next " ' pé­ S - u n d ay night, Mch. women and children E. E. Cox und' “Mr». J.* *“ W. *....... Wildmun cha '***ndo a n d oth e r places throughout the red e x tinction nt the b u n d s of none too by turn In the second when he will ‘he ~ county. a r e cordially Invited te he present. am e to win. * ¡ roned the orty. s q u e am ish législatures." V. I T * Im i l l 'l l « .* " «7» . .. r . *3 > . : Jjj* i ±s* - U.■ A Mâ*a H H H I I* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 30, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 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>, April 30, 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/5354735af4247e831b2e787ea70cdbe3.pdf 8f09e497fe604bcbdb2690bb88ac3b02 PDF Text Text ••• »• *' •: 'T? • I I h i V f ine April 30. 1912 sANroRD herald ¡4 Boston Stock - Sanford, Fla. K Br- . PKH>" I 1s t • L a s t s 1 0 D a y s B e g in s W e d n e s d a y , M a y T h e E n tir e F u rn is h in g s th e m a rk e t ■■ S to c k a n d fo r ____________. S h o e s ; w h a t •• o f • it th e B o s to n B o u g h t w ill <_____________• b rin g . " S to re , a t O u r S a le c o n s is tin g O w n P r ic e , in c lu d e s -• ............. o f a n d D ry G o o d s , w ill E v e r y th in g - b e, in th e N o tio n s , L a d ie s b e g in n in g S to r e , M a y D is p la y '■ ■ S u its , 1 s t, ■■ A BANKRUPT SALE as when a lot is sold it cannot be replenished. A ll the available help that can be secured porrtunity to buy goods at your own price. preparation to handle the vast crowd has been made. on F ix tu re s . ■ i—- REMEMBER, WE DID NOT BUY THIS STOCK TO KEEP IT MUST BE SOLD REG A RD LESS'O F COST OR V A D ocs not happen every week nor every year. e n s th ro w n C a s e s , i ■ ■■--■ — M i L U E It therefore is a golden op Be on hand the very fust day. to wait on you is here, hvety Re m em ber the date and be am ong the (list to arrive. BOSTON STORE STOCK Delightful e n t e r t a in m e n t I)r. W. F Hlockman. president of Rol­ lins College. who wns to have given a reading at the Auditorium of the Sanford High School. Mondny evening, for the benefit of the High School l.ilirnry was ill nod unahle to l.r present He kindly »enl. in his stead the College Quartet!, who need no Introduction to a Sanford audience, us they recently guve a delightful concert at the High School; and Miss Reed, n most accomplished Render, also a floe accompanist While it wns a disappointment, not to have had (he pleas­ ure of hearing Hr. lilackinan give the ev» lirctrd rending from "Pickwick Pnjier».' the kind substitutes were perfectly a c ­ ceptable. and delightfully entertaining, as the following program will convince all tlyose who were not present ' 11 m t PROGRAM < BV.- ; * ¥ ' V I ■ T i i ■■;. • H f - R F ; #;■*• ; gfcTiit 1 W pl«r Glory to the t sllpb (Obetony Quartet Mar Isabelle risk The First Call on the Butcher, Nothing st the Co ncer t__ Chariot ts Sperry Miss Reed Nelddlnger Three lor Jock Quartet Christmas st the Trimble# Rulh McKnery Stewart Me end Jcnney Julie II Reel In the Ordinary's Ofllc* J il l s B Reed Miss Reed Creole Lovers' Song Dudley Buck Ur Pope Southern Medley__ sn t j/ l l II Pika Quartet Brave l a v e Anonymous An Old Fashioned Girl Tom Mali In Florida Julia U Her.I Evelyn Hope Browning Miss Reed The Fields o' Daily Clare (M S S I II L Pope Mr Pope Bedouin Song ...... . . Foote Quertrt J i m Ike and John Tom Julia B Reed Miss Reed De S a n d m a n .. ........................ Prutberue MEN-DEN-HALL'S D on't Cuff a Child. ''Don't but u naughy c h ild 's en Don t allow any provocation to tempt you to s tr ik e a child on th e h e a d ." Is the Injunction contained In an n rilcls NORTH head In the point of c o n ta c t hot ween (ho an g ry p arent and th e child th s fo rm er may e a sily becom e n m u rd erer lu a c o lle c tio n of sk u lls a t tho expoal lion, lent by tho Wurxhurg u n iv ersity , there sre ninny o f children ns well as adults w hich show that the nbnor SOUTH C H I L L T O N IC Best for Atlantic Coast Line ■'ti skulls Issord h> the Inlet nattonal lit glen,. Kxp<>slt|i>n at Dreaded t'or (.oral punishment of any kind, says (ho writer Is wrong, but when the Fever. IVLiUrLi, d rills and Guaranteed.________ I O O k lllg IMI ,1 1.00(1 Slli|> ^ O lii Mon NO lo I I Mil *Miil v rg r t a l l i e s to/ W EST H e re is O n e o n th e Best M arket mally thin skull Is not unusually found, even ,In otherwise normal hu­ man beings, and the causes of death, which are stated on cards attached to tho sk u lls, are Intended to se rv e as w arnings to parents teachers and } gu ard ian s EAST ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN DURING AND SLEEPING CARS c® For Information, Rates ami Reservations see est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A Motoring Trip. "W ell. Illnks, I see you've returned from your thousand-mile tour In New 13# Wes! Bay St. England," said HJones "Y e p ," said Minks "How did you find tho hotels en route?" asked HJones "H o te ls? " retorted Minks We didn't Fashions In Smiles. stop at any hotels We passed all our L et mo non. la th ere anything more nights In the county J a i l s ”— Harper's worth setting down about thla exWeekly* ‘ pirlng season? Ob, yea; expression Small Light. of face. A slightly puzzled look, with "D e man that tries to hide hla light the lips p a r t « ! In a half smile, has under a bushel," said Uncle Eben, been quite popular. Tho baby stare "generally ain't got light enough to I b out, and wide amilo« aro distinctly tak e chances on In a awdlnary draft." demode*. A small, tired emllo Is al­ ways correct uh the season wanes. Of course. I'm speaking of those who Proof Positive. “T h e people next door eeem anx- dnre to have any expression at all. loua to be frlondly. "How did you T h ero are lota of women (not bo get th at Idea?" "T h e y have busted young as they would like to baj who Qurtet ■Imply banish both joy and sorrow, Miss Julia B Reed Impersonator th eir phonograph."— Houston P o e t for fear of what a poot would call Miss Mabelle 0 Neal Accompanist "L in e s on a fair face.” It'a no use Homer Stanley Pope ................I s c Tenor bestowing any o f one's little funnlEditor Evidently Not Muslclen. Dyke D. Mitchell..........................................2nd. Tenor W. Clay I n m a n .......................................... 1st. Bass Crlstofell, a native of Padua, pro­ monts on these people.— Ina (lu che y Berkeley Blackman 2nd Bass duced the first piano In 1710. Now In "A Comedy of Mammon." th at we know tho mlscreant'a name Every C ustom er l i the Lucky one at Sre feel easier.— Exchange. First User« of Topscco. T h e tendency now Is' to rob the The B o sto n 's Bankrupt Sale. Goods ot North American Indian of tho credit le s s th an Half Cost. May 1st.. Lasts All He Had to Do With I t of having given to civilization the Ten days. "And you actually conaoulod lo let boon of tobacco. Som e ascribe Its your wife run for o fllco r' "Consented? origin to the Modes and Persians, W eather Report Certainly n o t I acquiesced." others to the Inhabitants of the Malay Generally fair weather except ahowrn archipelago, and still others to the in Southeast portion tonight or Wcdncs Arabs In genoral. T h e r e appears to Cultivate Prudence. day. _____________________ A man who Is hot prudent la borrow­ be an Arabian word "S a h a ra ," mean­ ing to smoke, from which our word« Remember the Bate; (May U L ) Lasts ing hie pleasure today at ths expense cigar and cig arette may b a r « been d» of hla brother tomorrow. Boston Bankrupt 8«le. fT y*£. •e/V** -* ts-jv-ft*/ '¿as. ■»■■■* W r ite fo r S te n c il"» R ep o rt* near F. G. -»nd M j r k * ' T o(|i y H E W IT T New W a a h ln g to n .a n d CO. York H a r r is o n S t r e e t s A. W . FR ITO T, D. P. Agent -■ ■' I,''' , JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA WELL DR DING Artesian Wells of Every Description S a t is f a c t io n Guaranteed B y E x p e rt Workmen Orders Taken *t HILL LUMBER — or H IL L HARDWARE CO\ �¿i .i P u b lish e d TH E S o m l- W o e k ly — T u e s d a y and F r id a y SAN FO RD H ERALD /iV S A N F O R D — Life m Worth Living K u m b ir •• OAN TORD , r L O H ID A . F R ID A Y . M A Y 3 . 1 9 1 2 Volum« IV NEWS OF THE WORLD Result Of The Primary In Sanford Precinct All AROUND FLORIDA ~~~~ \ Ite m s o f In t e r e s t G le a n e d P r o m ' V a rio u s S o u rc e s HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK hltvtion day (Misserl off quietly enough in Sanford although there was plenty of interest shown from the The G e n e r a l N e w s o f T h e L a n d time the ¡»oils opened until the close nt sundown. All the candidates hod their supporters, und workers on Iht ground and o small army stood around the polls hnmliuR out tickets, curds und plutforms for their fuvorittes. of F lo w e rs. CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS Here the Renders Will rind a Brief The polling pluces looked like small printing offices nt the close of n days business und the voter who hud any 1 Historical S p rin t Flowing . doubts alxnit the names of the various candidates qpuld easily inform himself on the subject by asking for n An Epitome o i th e W eek's M ost T o r Hurried Readers curd. The Wilson und Underwood men were nctive und gave the voter information about this vexed subject Im ­ p o rta n t Happenings In the is S t a t e ' s Domain. The Stars and Stripes were torn down a I>**iiit that did not seem clear to most of them. Wilson carried the day here by about (»0 votes while and trampldd under foot and n red flag A number of improvements arc to be substituted during n fierce fight at u May Underwood seems to have u majority in the county. made to the Clarendon Hotel a : Seabreeze Day meeting of the Socialist party and ^ ie Gcket was the longest thnt has ever been voted and a man had to have the candidates pretty firmly during the coming summer months. It Is affiliated unions in Union Square Park. established in his mind to be able to vote the ticket in less than five minutes. No authentic returns from understood tfiat 150 new rooms, each with New York. That a serious panic did not private bath will be added. A fine golf ensue is believed to have been due to the either Sanford or Orlnndo cou|d be obtained until Wednesday ut four o’clock and only the officiol canvass ooursc will also be laid out. fact that thousands of persons on the out­ next Saturday will determine the result to the entire satisfaction of those who want to know. Many improvements are soon to be skirts of the crowd did not know what the made on the city parks in Tampa. New The Herald gives as much of the county vote as can l>e obtained nt this time and if there an* any errors trouble was. Responsibility for the tear­ walks will tie laid nnd the place will oth­ ing down of the flag is disclaimed by the the readers are requested to wait for the official returns which will appear in a later issue of this |wqx*r erwise Im* lM*nutified in many ways. Socialists, who assert that members of the Below is given the two .precincts of Sanford of the principal candidates in which the most people are in­ Miami Is to have on incinerator plant Industrial Workers of the World commit­ to dispose of garbage and oil forms of re­ terested Elsewhere is given unofficial returns from the state. ted the net. fuse The pin nt will oust $2.500, The work of Identifying the Titnnic ut!> Likr Helen is to hove n hank which identified dead is almost os difficult qs r i m Is e t 2 5 . mtriNtT 3. TOTAI RETURNS IN Till COUNTY will he organized with a capital stock of ME S U I TS IN I H L S T A U thsir recovery from tee Atlantic. To d i i ^ f j f 0r P tcAltUuU 525JMJ ___.____ _______»________ ^— not a single passenger who perished hr*» Underwood 100 214 Four P r e c in c t * That Have Not Bren Green Cove Springs is now making its been added to the list of unidentified, Wilson 125 147 272 - I)eard F ro n f - f r o m Up tó P resen t Time claims as a summer resort, the wintTvscaand the number of nameless Is ns much CongFess At Lorge: F>ery precinct in Orange county has son having been one of the most success­ an enigma ns when brought to shore. Beachum Dili 303 been heard from hut four. Lockhart. Win-1 143 Although leas than fifty per cent, of ful in its history nnd now the cottages Trinkets and belts give suggestions for l.'Engle HO ter Gurdcu, Ocoee and Oakland. The re47 33 the vote rust I ueruluy (not been re­ nnd house* vacated hy Northern guests nsmrs of others, inflst of whom were of Martin 19 .3 suits uf tiic count exclusive of illese gives, t r i e d in the State tit un far, the result ¿4 uro being taken up hy Florida folks who the ship's company. 35 2li Toomer Slime a mujority of 31(i votes over De in nearly every instance can 1m* al­ know how pleasant is this [»rrtty place J5 Colt. » Mr Braxton Bciicliiim carrlfNl tlie most certainly forecasted from figures ¿3 12 Oscar Underwood of .Alabama •» Geor­ Willlatmwm during the summer already uvailuhle gia’, choice for President us expressed in Stu te Irr tisu re r count) over the live other candidates in For presidential preference l infer The Im-iicIi Improvement Company, which II 91 tile /ii> e by n majority of 51 »II the presidential preference primary held Grinri Tucker's wood ha* a decided lend over Wilson, is applying for letter» patent at Miuml, is I 33 '¿III majority over Sinuous was 10*1 Lake re- his majority prohah y Itemg lietweeii luì in Georgia. Practically complete, but on Joni-.t plonning great things for the ocean lieacli Returns also indicate 7N •mi 10* ceiveil the lien» lent Vntr for representa- 1.000 and 1.000 Liming that all of the delegate* elec led will near the Magic City »Jiow that he curried ubout the 1***1 of the 1 (it L t t t i l r r t t live, polling 1,1109 Riiliilisou was next tie l nderwood men It i» understood iliutiii golf ciuh hus 146 counties in ihr state and that his mu- Buri For ( ungreanman ai large, Claude been organized in Tarpon Springs and a 32. 51 highest with HH5. Fox was third with 29 I7N Clark 214 392 7H4. ariti Newton t>olle.1 6011 Hand's mn- I.’Engle run a wonderful race. And is clubhouse will hr erected and a fine golf easily high Ilian I he runner uJ< Is u n d 8 ,IHM). l,'l Mi 135 jority over. KirkwiHul i» It* . hut Kuret re slill ill duuht. tin I loonier is slightly course laid out llilhurn ceived 2H0. which Ihsilirn a second pri- in tile lead. counting tigures already Tlir Republican Stute Convention in S t a t e Atiorne) I. H Ingraham has a In-Id of hImmii leu received. Pennsylvania. under the leadership of Junes acres ol very tine cucumbers in Kissim­ Ml 172 mnry Senator MHHM* y s majority over 91 For Governor, Park Trammell lends 214 4**1 Donegal! wan H9. und (.umita majority * romwell 1iitdions hy a safe majority, mee. from which he exi>eci» to get be­ 1*7 Landl» 39. Th • vote between over Jone» w*» F’ltuburg. today wrested control of the und lIn»«- tw o will U- in th e seeond tween four and five thousand baskets of S t a l e Se n ato r: Underwood and Wilson is very close m primary cticumliers party from United State* Senator Penrose, 19 1 ¿17 11*1 1kilu-guli For treasurer it looks very much as this county, the difference now being six S I. I’e. k jiiiolor of the government who tutu led the regular organization m 11*2 Mn»-.e y votes in lavor of Wilson F rank ( lark led ll J. < Lulling Will go out 111 the Ural building ut Gainesville, commuted suicide tlte »lute since the duy of Matthew S t a n ­ primary, with (inner and Jones clone For 1 e ¿M u llir e his nearest competitor. l!:!bjr:i. h, «54 together for second place in the event in tliul city oil Wednesday There was ley Quay. The convention named twelve 177 1941 Foi votes a second primary is nisennary no nppurent reason other than being tired ijelegntr* at Inrge and twelve alternates, 149 251 1Jlkr 195 For State Su|M-rintenden3 of Public of living m such a dull town The total vote in the tonnt) exempting instructed tn vote for Theodore Roosevelt I list rtjetloti. M llotlowny Is easily 14 I 10 the four iirrciiicts nielliione.1 is as fol N.-wtim In Tum|Mi the |M-o|.|e are pl.-used dver n for the presidential nomination high man, with W N. Mteuls second lili 152 lows •.J Rohm».m trip recently made b> Maungcr Stanford For Seyetaty of Agriculture. f)orFor S h r r lf f r,N4 mim a m i*M c flu e are running pretty of the Tumpu Bay hotel from that city to llndnrwood W eo th er R eport 001 Wilson 313 ¿91 1.90 i close together, with early tigur>>s sliglit- Jacksonville and return hy automobile. It Haul Showers tonight or.Saturdny— Unsettled Kirkwood 30 20 III 860 favortng the former. had been claimed Hint such a trip was Benrlmm Hoy id ( ’ Dunn has easily defeate*l weather until after the second primary. 25 ( All oilier entididutrt) 11 14 Karri 809 John 1.. Neeley lor Railroad ( ' omini»- not feasible and fur some time |>eoplc have thought that to atlt-rupt It would mean 312 »toner. l o r County Iio u M irrr Burr M o th e r s' Duy F'or Adjutant -General. I * '•fiorii It. trouble and delay and disappointment. 133 3 O N 175 925 Strinoli» ('lark Mother»' Day will Ik* observed ut the go Mr Stanford rmolt- the round trip in good 410 Hillairn PI2 1 *4 171 F'lWter lilis a splendid •li.m> • People» Church next Sunday morning Turkrr mg ont in I In- In -t prim.ir . I *risi . *1 879 1 lime, the '-I t miles being rovtred in thirty Jolies Is next 4ilg h Ilian . You are requested to bring o while llowrr t or Count y Solicit or 918 In. >rs actual miming time, and wiHiout I lie race mad** hy I ongrt-sMinuli > Lindi» 425 ¿.«I J I I q» an emblem of the day Mr Waldron l)«*Co|lrn 832 M Sparkman in tin- tir-t district was an> , - hI a. cident or serious inconveni­ fri» 131 Doiifgan will give u sermon appropriate to the du) Sin lit* u pleasant surprise to hi» friends, lie ence. . ... 921 1 Massey At night the church is closed for the union f o r J u s t i c e of the P eace carried every county in the district, . 784, except Lafayette, und his supiiortei supporters t Lakeland Is entering the class of mod­ mass meeting at the Star Theatre. 150 Fox NO Anderson 71 1.009 1 are now figuring on u majority V of 1,000 ern cities. On Wednesday lust the free 3N 72 Ijike Ivey 31 \ or more. Polk county, which was delivery of mail was Instituted hy the Ralalng O ats In Florida 61)0 Newton 390 201 Stringfelliiw I Mil i 885 almost conceded to he a Phillips strong United States government in that place Rohinsoii The following article from the Jnllnhnshold, goes into tin- Sparkman columi f or Const utile nti.l the two enmer» lM-gun their rounds 925 hy a majority of ahowl forty votes. Hand *ee Democrat will tie interesting reading 389 I M3 Smith -*»*• handing out thr mails and collecting let­ 897 K irk wisst |o northern Investors who are anxious to I 4M 247 Whitten 99 m »M r i: *>f m s i n f : s s m i f: t i m . ters from boxes at various (siints in Hie 2811 Karel obtain knowledge of diversified crui» in All mi-mlM-rs of the Wclaku t'luh are t o r Govrrmir 881 n t> Florida: Slemiip» urg.-.l to h. (.r.-sss-iit at i In regular l.usi .4 II I G i I i I miii » *'* 1,1*19 1ticker t.minol tie! Official Count John Henry Boatwright, the eighteen ness meeting on next I ucs.lay .May 7111 07 II»-Cotte» II 2*> 807 The meeting to Ix-gm |iromptly at 3 I here is a misconception of the reason year old son of P. L Boatwright has tuirt/ Milton N I I 1.123 o'clock. 'This is of particular iiijjxir- why the four |Kectncts of Orange county Sitine seres in oats )ust south of the city, which Semple I 541 3**5 lanee as the programme lor next year » —namely. Gx kliart. Winter Garden. Ocoee 11'* he expects will harvest forty bushels pet Trammell work is to be discussed and planncri. •err. and not a pound of fertilizer wus West Side Improvement S o ciety All chairmen and member* of the pro­ und Oukimid have not been officially used on them. Of In te re st to Curd P lay ers Regardless of the Inclement weather. gramme committee are c*|M*C)ally urged heard from. to he present. The tally sheets and the count are sup­ The entire expense of the young man A recent Issue of the New Yofk Medl- ‘‘-Id A very inueresting meeting ThursThe Executive Hourd ure askiAl to posed to lie locker) in Hie ballot boxes by for extra labor will not exceed $5 and his cal Journal contain* an editorial on card ! *'«7 »« K,)bi" * Ncit ‘ mi*et promptly at '2 o'clock 'fuesduy, the election Inspectors, hut a copy uf the »eed. harvesting and hired labor will not All olficers were present and plan» of in the (’ luh Room*. plnying In which the following occur*. returns is supposed to he sent to the cost more than $150. Oats are easily My order of the President. •Card plnying I* .. pure and simple Improvement, were suggested and di>Press Reporter chairman of the County Democratic Exec­ worth $1.00 per buscci tot seed, and the inental dissipation (hat grow, upon the c s w * ! with members: a».to the b c .t me.hutive Committee. Mr. Aberncthy. straw sells for $10 per ton. One ton of V lc t im . like all other dissipations. to the d<» of Improvements. One new member In Hie cases cited, where no informa­ stsaw Is a safe estimate per acre. So the eventual exclusion of logical and ckise " „ * addni to our list. Ih»e. were collectLuuneh Party tion tins lieen received by Mr. Abernethy, uet financial return to the young man will thinking. A valuable distraction for the [ «*d which a mounter! to $2.90. The young men of the Helping Hund it is evident Hint the clerks Inclosed the 1* in the neighborhood of $1.350. elderly once o week, say; If indulged in i Several visitors were present which ad- Society entertained the young lady memThe o au were sown in November, and oftener. especially hy the young, it e x e r - ! ded * ren,ly 10 lbe P*pn,ure °f ,bp nl,er- liers very royally on Tuesday evening w it h count intended for the chalnnan also in Hie ballot box These boxes will he open­ will be harvested in n couple of weeks, or cises its narcotising Influence with irre- |n,* ,n After the business was transacted. „ launch ride The party. numbering ed today and the official count made. within le u than six months of .planting. slstihle force Skill counts for only three ‘ urned m ce,,n* " vrr 10 {Ue twenty-five, left the Ctty dock at H o'clock There is certainly a big lesson In this per cent in even the most scientific of niittee consisting of Mesdotnes Robins and j „ „ q le launch "Mamie", landing atHear Fort Hon. J . N. W hltner Sunday M glil for the hundreds of young men who hang card games, much less in the popular Gerraw. who served delicious strnwlierry ! Florida. Here adainiy lunchw n * server), Preparations are going forward for tlie •round towns and villages seeking etu- gambling fonn*. The legend which nttrlh- punch with fruit and pound cake All „nd. after spending a Jolly hour.>ll cm- union meeting of Sanford churches in the fAoyment for which the wages will be, if a uted the Invention of plnying cords to the hade (i<Kid-hyc to our hostess, and declar- |)arked [,>r home The evening was ideal Star Thcutrc next Sunday night. Those k>b U secured, from $30 to $60 00 per necessity of amusing n mad kifig of Frnnce ed we had not s|ieiil n more plensnnt af- j„ eVery way. Old Mother Moon doing who tuivc attended the meetings held un­ month. This young roan with sgriculturternoon for n long time and wished for |lt.r )*.,( and the trip home wu* made ull der the Men und Religion Forward Move­ possesses verisimilitude. Appealing prl*• experience gained from a practical famany more sucli meetings. too quickly. All the members partlipat- ment will understand that a treat la in marily to the imperfectly balanced mind, bss earned $200 per month from a ing In this most enjoyable affair wish to store for this coming Sunday. Thanks fro m Slem ons they soon reduce that of n liefter quality ttop which has required but little labor. Hon. J. N. Whltner has recently come Philip T Slemons withes to thunk the thank the young men for the plasnnt eve­ to the same level. They ore comparable The land can now be planted in corn, In every way to the habit-forming drug* voters of (Range Co. for their support in ning. spent on the Denr. Old St. Johns from New York, where he heard some of •ad from forty to sixty bushel per acre the best speakers of tha nation on this and lead surely lo the neglect of every the last primary, and very highly appreci­ river. be expected, which will bring n big The following were |>rcseiit to enjoy the same movement nnd he comes hack with sane and healthy amusement, to soy ates the vote he received. financial return. occasion: Misses Whitehead. Edith Stew- something to say und will say It in his Very respt.. P hil T. SLruoNs. nothing of husioegs or professional duties I art. Ruby Betts, SinahjMillen. Carrie Lov* usual vigorous fashion. His subject Is We bope that any religious body which From F ran k Clark rll, Martha Fox. Ruth Stewart. Daisy Betts, “ The Promise of the World in the Men's Herald In Orlando has the power will continue to enforce a F ’rank Clark wires that he is leading Clara Milieu. Marie Stewart. Laura Davis, Movement" f 1* the benefit of the tax-payers who do regulation evidently based, years ago. All five Protestant churches of Sanford * * subscribe for the Herald and who want upon observation of the stupefying effects llilhurn. his nenrest-competitor. by 3,000 Linda Connolly, Mnry Gotchell. Mersrs • °°Py of It during the present month, the which are identical with those of ploying votes, lie thunks fits Sanford friends for Betts. Gutchel. Wright, j ’lre. Speer. Davis, unite in this union meeting which opens P*per will be on sale at the newsstands in the races, a pastime which finally incur­ their support, and asks that Sanford stand Douglass. Redding. Randall. Brewton.Mrs. ut the Slur Theatae at 7 30 p. in. next " ' E. E. Cox und' “Mr». J*. *“ W. *....... Wildmun chapé­ Sunday night, Mch. women and children '***ndo and other places throughout the red extinction nt the bunds of none too by turn In the second when he will ‘he ~ county. are cordially Invited te he present. ame to win. * ¡ roned the orty. squeamish législatures." V. I T * i l l 'l l Im . « .* " «7» .. r . * 3 > . : J jj* H H H i ±s* - U.■ I A Mâ*a I* �B e tte r -T h a n - T h e -P r ic e S u its fo r M en an d Y o u n g M en a t GENEVA JOTTINGS S t *<1*1 Ca rm p a a d a ct to Tb« Hrr aU UrL A. A- Moran and children are viaiting the family of Rev. Sundell at Lake Mary. Mr*. C A. Raulerson w n Sanford last Tuesday. »hopping In . Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Wicks spent the week-end in Orlando visiting relatives Miss Mattie May Harris of Winter Park visited friends in Geneva for a few day». The young folks enjoyed » pi Ilea u near Lake Geneva last Friday night. Geneva dtizens are watching with fe­ verish Interest “that bridge” wbidi is now nearing completion. Mrs. Henry Baker is now a t the c o a s t where she hopes to regain her -health and strength. Mr. Baker'Accompanied her. but returned leaving her friend Mrs. An­ derson company and companion. Mrs. Curlett has been quite sick, bat is now sble to be out ogam. HERE they are for you, the strictly correct Mrs. Gresham. Misses Nicholson and Gresham attended services in Chuluot*. models, the very choicest maierials, each Suit 0 A very pleasant feature of last week was the afternoon the ladies' society had with Mrs. McLain. In addition to the re­ sponses by the members Miss Mayme McLain recited a laughable recitation in the negro dialect. Little Helen Moran -givwwarJIA CRiW>. Reined«* for Sick Mama” and Mias Clare ‘Harrison furnish­ ed a musical selection on the pianoIt was decid to observe Mothers' Day at our nest meeting; also to observe Me­ morial Day on Friday. May 10th. it being impossible to arrange for it aooner on ac­ count of the work which is being done in the cemetrry After the business session Mrs MoLain served her guests with tee cream and cake These gatherings are indeed pleasant and the mcnitiers who do not attend mi** more than they think. Miss Harris dosed her sellout In Geneva on last Friday In (he afternoon (nitrons and friends were invitrd to (lie schoolroom and thrrr enj»)rd mi interesting program of music, recitations and dia­ logues. tiy (lie pupil*, all doing their parts well After the (nogrntti was completed the teorher and (m||hIs servsd their guests with several kind* of cake and lemon sherbet, which *»a* certainly refreshing Miss Barbara McLain won the (irire fur general excellence Geneva will miss Miss Harris as she has proven n good teacher, a friend and a promoter of ull that stands for the upbuilding of the cornrnunity She returned to her home in Winter Park Saturday and will at once enter Rollins for the remainder of the term Many friends wish her success wherever hrr field of labor may be MOORT'S STATION .Spanai (,<.*rr«p>in<lrfMr ti. II,* llrr,M individualized by tailoring of the highest type. There’s extra style in these Palm er &. Seigli suits,lihd lasting style to o rOUR $15,00 Suits are as good as the best $18. and $20.00 you see most places and our $20.00 Suits measure up to the standard $22.00 am PAL M E R & . C L O T H E S T H Á T S A T IS F Y m C A M E R O N C I I Y C L IP P IN G S Messrs. Joe Cameron and E. A. Gilbert were in town to hear W. J . Bryan talk on Sprcitl Correspond«*-» lo The Itrraltl the “signs of the times.” The heuvy work of the year will soon We are most happy to congratulate Mr t>e completed and it is time that it should nndMri Walter M Haynes. Here's wish­ tw The cropping season Is long and as it ing them all powiblr happiness. Jong life nears its close the farmers find the niseivet worn and weary, and oftiuies dump and prosperity p<)inted. James Eslridge is here wnh Ins par - yt_ x a that we have another clandestine marri­ age recorded against us. One of our C a m - , eron City being guilty as grocerymen ' '\v ' * *i J . Vi A.,-• . - J J j : - f I*■* *? -** r -S •j - r »■** ‘iri'* 4i-. r j -1 R e p a irin g A H ' W o r k G u a ra n te e d Send Your Work to Us and Have known young lady of Spnford os bride. |Why we have no official knowledge of the , It A tte n d e d t<» I’" ' 1 Engraving, Clock anil Jewelry Hepum c GRÇÇN LEA F affair we are-at a loss to know, but Indi- j & C RO SBY Jew eJerg , S iîV ÿ s n iith t and 41 West Bay Street 11• Importer* Jacksonville I ------------------------------ -— # * ------------------------- SUMMER FE R T IL IZ E R S S IZ E - Q U A L I T Y - E A R L Y M A T U R IT Y • * S E N D FOR OUR * L A T E S T .F R E E T H E PAYING ' IT t e l l s t h e H O W ’S BOOK GROVE. a n d W H Y ’S i n t e r e s t i n g to a c itr u s grow er at th is season . I t a l s o g iv e s fu ll d e s c r ip t io n o f o u r lin e o f F R U IT A N D V I N E F O R M U L A S . Id eal F e rtiliz e rs m ade th e and Id e a l M eth od s have b a n n e r c r o p s o f th e S t a t e . W IL S O N & T Ô O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO M s s s f u t iim i of 1 ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S J A C K S O N V I L L E , ............................................................. FL O R ID A Subscribe for The Herald and •U It seems to be quite generally known on the fare sex here Sunday. on same land, one crop after another. ■* E x p ert W a tc h groom, and n most estimable and well- cations ull (vitni lo the home -'bringing of It is with regret lliht we see Mr J W rnls.^ Mr and Mrs L N Eslridge for a long vacation, after holding one position Gormeley making (»reparation* lo leave |the bride In the near future. We understand that J . G. Elsworth has us for a lengthy visit among friends und in Mullierry for die («osi six years relatives in Jacksonville and various sold his Interest in the C. C. Grocery to E. Mr. and Mrs W H. II Allen. Miss Maude, Ralph and Dennis enjoyed Sun­ points in Kansas. • Wc are glad indeed he K. Goriuly and is planning a v a c a tio n , day at Lemon Bluff with u party of San ­ may have the visit, but Grnnpn Gorinly, somewhere in the north, probably Michi -1 as wc love to call him, is held in high e s­ ford friends. teem by us nil, nod will tie greatly missed. gau. C. G. Perry is running a fine new auto. — | Our best wishes will follow him' and We Joe Cameron is fencing 3.000 acres of shall be glad when he returns to Came­ ZKLI.W O O I) N O TE S. his land about here and will move some ron Citv. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Laughlin have of his cattle here anil keep them under Mr. C. Thompson, who has been on the gone to their northern home in P itts­ ' fence. Swartz farm during the winter. isonLnke Mr. Edgar Brown of Geneva avenue hat George now, busy with some surveying burgh, Pa. a sold some of his land to four different work. C. D .' Cougiil, daughter and son, < parties, some of them are here building C. p. Perry is riding about in a new au ­ Miaa Ljlllan nnd Carl, left last week for homes and improving their property. Alliance, Ohio. to. Work on the bridge at Genevn ferry is Miss M. C. Stewart, a trained nurse, Dr. Swnrtz not being able to occupy his Mid to be about finished and will soun be left Wednesday morning for Chicago. (mi Ipit on Sunduy last. Dr. Dclamutcr gave ready for travel. Mias Ituth Gardner of the senior a most interesting talk on Alcoholic effects class of Apopka High Softool. came over Autos and carriages were here in plen­ on the human body. Friday, accompanied by her friend ty election day taking the voting popula­ Mrs. Manlial and Mrs. Duke were spen­ M l « Nellie Whlterby. tion to town. Quite a gala day for the ding Saturday afternoon with Mn. Joseph "lords of creation.” A number of Zellwoodites attended Drcsslerat her home an Oak street in S a n ­ an icc cream social a t Tangerine, Wed­ It i J Mid that there it a great deal ford. nesday n ig h t Proceeds for the lib­ more Held corn ' planted this year than * We certainly miss our car service and rary of this place. ever before. Spring crops look splendid­ trust the work of repkir may soon bo com­ ly. Potato digging Is going on. Land Stewart Edwards, of Stetson,*^came pleted. Developing Go. have them yielding sixty over for a few day's last week on a visit We are glad to announce that Rev. barrels to the acre. IlnrTy Ward It ship­ to his parents hero. Swartz, who has been very 111, is Imprav­ ping cukes In car lots. We hear thot Mias M. S. Houston, of F o r t Lauder­ sweet com Is nearly ready to ; pick, also ing slowly. His daughter, Mrs. IL 0 . 1111dale is here to spend some time with derbrand, of Philadelphia, and his grandtomatoes. C. G. Perry has be<ot shipping soii. Howard Swartz, and are with him relatives. • beans in car lots for some time. Sothe and his sons. W. P. Swartz, of New York, J . S . ' Garden is expected back from of the farmers ure getting ready to sow und Charley Swartz, of Baltimore, will nr- Roanoke, Va. this week. ix>w peas and prepare for forage crops. rivc Wednesday May 1st. John Stew art will leave next week We heard a man say a farmer here could Dr. Walker, of Sanford, wn* out Monday for thp north. work himself to death on a five acre form, for crops can .bc raised the year around calling on Dr. Swartz prafeuionally. Two of Apopka’s young men called ». **♦ • v THE service these Suits give proves beyond the price you pay for them - convincingly. And we are establishing this fact not only among the men of Sanford but through­ out the entire territory of which Sanford is the logical shopping center. We would like to prove our claims to you. Kov Wili 1in.iis will [>rcurb this Sunday, May 5th. at 3 o'clock M $25.00 suits, CoyTTight H*rt Schilfner it \ ftr t . - t �■■■■■■qpnK’WW' i**£y*yV** - r! ■ . I »* *Z7Êtp:\ •• • I ■ «4.- T HAVE YOU SEEN THE j D E T R O IT ? The S t o v e That U s e s E i t h e r G a s o l i n e o r O il Burns more and Less Cnsoline than all others. A SK F O R S T Y L E N O . Perfect Combus­ tion. Pure Fire. Absolutely Safe. No Smoke. \ No Odor. S i m p l e nnd Durable. . . 2 9 8 0 “ PLAZA " Rev. J . M. Dim Cairo, Cen Dj c 5th, 131t‘. To God's People All Uver the Lanb: I feel sure, brethren, that the gracious Lord has directed the continuation of Dro. J . M. Bass In evangelistic work. I writr a line to commend him to you—Christian» of every nnme. He, in conjunction wiili (timber 0 . W. Stapleton, the concentrated sweet singer, carried on a meeting ol great power at the Methodist Church in this town las’. February—a meeting sel­ dom equalled and more rarely excelled, in its blessed effects and far-reaching inf In nice for good. 1 endorse hirn and his ■Scriptural jjtfilto d a^ o L |»+—<niug_tnjdi, without besitaUaiPtirquallflcailoiL. Yours for Jesu s' sake, 9 Every man with an eye to dress, needs a pair of pumps to c o m p le te h is w a r d r o b e . The th a n a p u m p . It e ith e r* sa g i^ a t theT sicfg^ or Coming lo Sanford, May 2(Jtli Don't fail to com e out the first mgln and you will come ugniti. 9 Made of a high quality Gun Metal throughout, with a semi-military heel, gross-grain silk bow. It makes a natty, U|>-to-date shoe. D ALL IN THE BURN { J T h e r e is n p th in g h a rd er to fit o n a m a n fits lo o sely arou n d t h e h e e l. Th is has been over­ come, as you will see by trying a pair on. - R O B T . H . H A R R IS . D Clean p ro v es w h a t c a n b e d o n e th r o u g h energy in an effort to accomplish a fixed result. Pastor Carlo Baptist Church. * Absolutely P l a z a m o d e l o n ly The Ui^Stoves bnveTbe BesP Wick less Burners 9 This shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before pot into a shoe at tins price. An exclusive feature. This, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely tiie acme of comfort and health in footwear. Ask the Man To Show You $ 4 .0 0 S A N fO K D 4] A number of other LO DGI S . 'Sn o w ” S t y l e s fo r S p r i n g a r c h e r e . 7 > > I- F O R S A L E DY Sanford l o d g e b o 2 7 . 1 O (I r > U—i i p , r r j Monday ai 7 S l i p m over Imfiarta! ThraWr U M Lvau.a N (, D . A . C a ld w e ll W S H u lA m . S e c } & S o n s WILLIAMS & MILTEER Kdiltl Hnlltlliig •V Stmtnolr Chapter ho 2 . Order t a s t e r n S t a i M-rt, rvefy tm-ond aiwl fourth frldoy In muaili t»rr» uor who lim seen hit Star In the fco.t an nmiuily invlini tn visit the chapter > <•V V V V V -I- V + •!•V Kr Ju s t a c ro s s th e s tre e t V V V è V V •: Auer I. KoamNs, Svr'y l 0 t , Crier * Clly Aerie 1 8 3 3 II-rimes Orel a n j third T utmI um m-:vrr> moult Msll in Wrlhornr lilts k. third floor F. R. Merrell & Co. »'hoeill» I o d t e ho 3 h or »• v —i- v-v,.itd and fourth Mood*». \ InuM, vlauyt ar'roinr I' I. Ilm tiin...., t r-it, >, I rank K K and S Sanford Lodge, ho « 2 . T iv A M H t Tolar Master; M. W. Lovell, Sr«» tary. communication overy tint and third Thurs •Jsys at 7:30 p. rn. Vlalltns brotherv welrurne . Unite Brotherhood o f C a r p e n te rs a n d J o in era o f A m e rica hsnlofd O r a ) Union No. 1731. U II ul C nod j r ia7," '‘''.ïrr.ThVrî d,,7 ni*0«i «I ‘ 7 o ri., k i, Í* , } * ; J- W . O Slrillrinr* |.rr«i.lrni **Aw»ldrrR S 4 T H P O C. S a n f o r d I o d ir 12-11 ......... ’ ‘m* TTlinJ it r »m i •ini T a l m r i f u W i» ^ u rv h > Itlrfh l. I or nr I VV t) H»4i<w 1 K O I. I»»lia — 172 W So. W u te r SI. is s a r Chlcugo. III. m , n d lyliwm, »•» . « 4 4* /».s4rr »«ft S o u l h e r n I m i l s fi V o ÿ c l . i l t l c s Writs m A T « TayUr lr*i Warki. I n 16. M im , I». I litre are I wo Kinds o f Chill Io n ic PLANKS AND OTIILKS L O. O. W- The old rrliabe i'lnnka ('hill r<inic 1« Gttarnnir-ed to drive out Mnlnria la curr Chills, Fever. Colds and (¡rip.' your mono) back if i( does m l. 25c and 50c |ier bottle Ask your Drudcist fri-tf OH«. Monro« Chapter No. IS K A M U r, W7 »ecood and fourth Thursday In »»»«ile Hall orer lmpe»inl Thratr* Vlaltlni * K>ni M“ h rr‘— Notice G oimI furio a m i b u g g y Itorse a n d iw o m ilk r o w s w i t h c a l v e s . rtifimn* K Wilnon MEN-OEN-HALL’S C H IL L T O N I C Best for Malaria, Chills and Fever. Guaranteed* * Have you tiled the Slrrine MouacT "* Palmetto. 4lh If not get n meal ticket. 34tf BARREL FACTORY NOW OPEN Place your potato barrel o rders ul •nee i f insure deliveries when w ant' * H. ||. Deane, Oak Ave. and F irst St Pnobe 233. 5 9 -tf for s a l e A pply U SK tí FOR THE STOMACH. A »/.VA ACCOUS1 IS A c u r . . IT I K C l S T il l . TO THF. IIVST LU T - ST.H T T O W S n i n i us r o vat a n o r O V L t . FINO T O U H I F. L F IH H o n se. i. c t n l m í i s’LS s o r r u K i ' r u s t i r F S tS L S T S t u a i IT S E L F , Ï PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Chill and Fever Tonic, os a general tonic for tired feeling and malaria« ', y,. in T h e H e r a ld Rent Your House Fot You CU RES O LD SO RES Physicians Proscribe Lcomirdi’s Blood Elixir Blond Poison, Scrofula, Rheumatism, etc. M ukes N e w Sr. irini i R' t* Ad. ¡ a r i 1v a r e ; ; i -.’. w a ' ï s s »111 fltwd with Wir» tabla drtra •»* out attaah- n a t s and ImproT»d tsrrl»*» •ni »d id,losu blt ldl»r s . k l n f dtrle* It «altk »»«tut *nd » tilo« »awr. |*dt In all tl«»t portable and Itatlooary. • , B H i l u h n.. .••! . . »»» .. V o<\.r<. ,Iklllli Visit, ussktaw. W« awl«»,. » « t l l t M «v M M *i Thr U ,s | Onltf „( Mooaoj m m . rvrry t rvlnv •nlna ai fl.00 |> || i„ Laalrs Hull. « ’rlburtu SKfil.fyA hrM S* ‘4h’ D*cU,or Wl COMMISSION MINCHANIS - 2 5 c Want A H a r » ’§ an O Mar Y o u S h o u l d N o t O v a r lo o k . K i t It B l o o d a n d D r i v e s O u t A l l P o i s o n S o lti U n d e r $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 G u a r a n t e e G erm s. If you arc dlshsnr Icnml. Tllscnuratrwl. nnd ha vs riven up hope of ornr find­ ing a rurr for »hat Icrrltdc blood pohon. you ran follow no l»**ft««r ndvlco than the export counsel of physicians who overy day sec before their eye» the wonderful results of l^onardl'fl Tllood Ftllxtr among their patient«. I-eormrdt's niood Kllxlr 1« the one mwllclnc that ha* the confidence of, and 1* used and prescribed by. physicians In scr.tufulous affection*, eruption« of the skin, bolls, tumors, ulcers, old sores, svphllls. nervous dohlllty. rheuma­ tism. cnlarrh and nil diseases arlHlng from Impure blood They have seen their pnllenla rapidly recover health and vigor from Lha use of this wonderful blood medicine No other medicine has b o remarkable n record for effectually and lastingly curing those diseases that result from Impure blood Tho best physicians openly endorse It. recommend It. nnd au ­ thorize the public use of their slnlomenls thnt I.enn«rdl's ltlood Kllxlr In ca«o after ense hns cured rheumatism nnd kindred dlesases, purifying the blood, regulating the Uver. bowels and kidneys, rejuvenating the weakonod and de­ bilitated nervous system, and making absolute cures of terrible cases of blood poison that had not been helped after yeara of use of the ordinary old f a s h ­ ioned spertfle* nnd other remedies While l.eonnrdl * Hlood Kllxlr will cure and hns » tired the worst case« of blood poison nnd old «ores t,v removing the poison from the blood, yet It la best to lake this remedy at tho first suspicion of the presence of this loath­ some disease. T h e sooner It Is treated, tho b etter chance there l a j o r success, for when the b o n e s begin lo rot no power on earth can replace them. The discoverer of Leonardl's Blood Kllxlr hns so much confidence In Its power lo cure rheumatism, c a ta rrh , scrofula, blood poison, kldnoy and liver complaint nnd nil diseases arisin g from Impure blood that, ho has offered a 1 1000 no guarantee that the money will he refunded to nny purchaser of first bottle If this remedy fnlls to help. With this guarantee you run no risk whatever In buying th e Kllxlr Be su re you get I^oonardl'a Blood E lix ir for this la the one remedy for blood d iseases thnt Is sold under n guarantee of thl* na­ ture No other remedy has sufficient merit to allow It to be «old In thla way. for when th bona bgln to rot no powr on earth can replaco them. Itruill Pyapepola Tnhlei» retnerly atomuili troiihl<-M by nidiug nnitire to Httppiy the elem ents the nhaetiee of whir It lu the g a stric Juice* cause* Imil ri -hIIoo notl dy*|>e|*8lu They aid t i c atomncli lo dlKcnl fo<al and i«> i|Ulckly conreri li lists» rich rctf ld<>ml nml inn (erlal ucce.**ary, for tiyrrcotuliig uat urnl hodjr «arrie. I'aiT.v n package o f Itrxnll l»y*|>ep«ln Tahlel* lit your ve*l pocket. <>r kcc| them In your romu. Take one nflei enrh henry meal nml prove our n**«T lion Ilia 1 Itidltreallon will not Iroltier F o r Sale B y W in. G . Aldridge, San fo rd , Florida you. We know whnt Rexall Dyspepaln » . + + + + + + + + + * + « + + 4 4 '< F - 9 - + - f r * + '< > + * - f - < - 4 * * + + * + * + + * + + + + + + * - !- + 4 '+ + + I Tablets are and w hat they will do. \\ »• CUT F L O W E R S guarantee litem to relieve Indlgeatlmt and dyspepsia. I f they fall we will $1 p e r dox. R o s e s , - $ 2 to $ 4 por d ozen ¡| C a rn a tio n « , refund your money. Three six«-« ’. T $ 3 p e r doz. L ily of V alley, $1 per d ozen <> E a s t e r L l l l l o a , cents, f»0 cent*, nnd fl.Ot). Iletuem her, you can obtain Hexall Remedies All O r d o r a R o c o l v a P r o m p t A t f» n ti » n only at our store—Tito Hcxari Store Ja ck so n v ille M I L L S , The F lo rist, Inc. flo r id a ' L R. PHILIPS 4» CO. ___ . ^ -A fO fe ild iM l . ' — • Ï �R9 9 V ». Ì THE SANfORD HERALD M a y 3 1912 THE SANFORD HERALD fabltotod Ercry Tuwday and Friday Morning IIy « MOTHER’S DAY Next Sunday la Mother’» Day and In the. rush and^ hurry of THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I t J. IHM I V. r dltor W. M. HAYNES. B u s ln c s a M an ager the week’s business the editor had almost forgotten the existence of the doy and was only reminded of it by the receipt of 0 poem Su b scrip tio n I’ r Icr. S 2.00 ■ Y e a r In A dvan cs Delivered In th« City by (wirier 12.00 per year In advance or 20c per month. Paymenta In adtanca muat be tpede at dffle*. j5 The sentiment is worthy of more than passing notice especially at the time when Mother is on the mind of every one: • • LINES TO M Y SON W ritten on M y 76th Birthday TeUphoaa No. 148 Do you know thal your aoul ia of ray aoul. 0 part That you seem to be fiber nnd ¿ore of my heart? Shine on, O, Orlando! t ■ «If there is any ono who doubts the elec­ tion returns just ask Jim Harris. Remember the world will be quick with its blame. Forest Lake will go to the Legislature ~ 5 again even after the Herald supported him. / = = = = = Frank Clark exp3cts to revise that nice little story about tho "Opening of a Chestnut B urr." ’Like Mother, like aon." is a saying so true. The world will Judge largely of "Mother” by you. If shadow of a stain ever darken your name AND Be yours then the task, if task it shall be T h e A u to p ia n o To force the proud world to do homage to me. Be sure it will say when its verdict you've won. • She reaped a t «he sowed "Lo this is her Son”. —Mrs. M. E. Holly. S e n d for C a ta lo g u e s, P r ic e s and T e r m s Park Trammell ran right down tho In this issue of Tho Herald is the ulate with largely increasi ng expenses and pike with his beautiful mane flowing delinquent tax list for Orange county, no money coming in. Thereupon a man gracefully over his left shoulder. and this list will be printed in five issues who had advanced several dollars advised T is said that Gibbons has the smile of the paper appearing every Friday that the young man see this preacher. that wins votes and he refuses to trade until the first of June. The list is n This advice cost the preacher a half it oil for a lock of Trammell’s hair. large one nnd our force hud but littL) J a half clay’s time on a Saturday, following tijn e.to devote_to it, conning aa U did, J n ono pf the busiest weeks of the year. Es Ion Shine «ajri* lllSP&he term -a* -----tho heat of tne campaign'and yet' with* ft WkJe-hirtiget out gn«fJfa*ttrforif>oriejr?|^T County Solicitor ia-enough for unyone a job from which his sensitive soul limited time this paper set all the type, and after tftht you can retire on a for­ read proof nnd printed ft within the limit shrinks with most cowardly shudder*. tune. wich is an achievement for a country It compelled him to hunt a job for the ng man. And when that job proved The Herald only lost two candi­ newspaper. This is the first time the young dates out of the whole bunch, DrCottea delinquent list ever appeared in a S a n ­ too difficult for the young man » soft IIa I muscles nnd somewhat flabby spine. and ’ Beacham, which is prophesying ford paper and demonstrated that T h e ' » m o n or t w o & m t i w some, even in Sanford. Herald is some paper when it comes to y0ur,K Innn „,„1,1 take his medicine. If the rains continue we will not have enough water left for rainy season and then how will the rral estate man ex­ plain about the Everglades. 1 There was a touch of excitement over the Representative rare. Some jteopl«were afraid Newton would get a vote in Sanford and he did eventually. The reason Wilson was fifty voles ahead of Underwood in Sanford candie attributed to the fact thnt Bryan did not apeak here in Wilson- behalf Tampa man is only sober when he is in the county convict camps accor­ ding to his wife’s statement in th« divorse court. She ougiit to keep him there. i A N 0 Sì None other can please tne or praise me as you. Sinator Doncgon, Begorra, and d’ye moind thot? Ye can’t beat the Irish at the little game of politics. w ♦»' *1 None other can pain me as you. dear, can do; Will you Hand it to Kirkwood? f IF Steinway &. Sons Mehlin Mathushek Behr Bros. “Crown” • Story &• Clark fi Kohler & Campbell - Haiiies Bros. jj! and Fischer S': written by his mother on March 23. 1912, on Tier 76th. birthday. Entered aa aeoond-daaa mail matter A u lu il 22nd 180S. at the Poatofflce at Sanford. Florida. * ander Act of March 3rd. 1879 Office la Herald Building * Several dark lanterns and gum shoes have been laid away for future reference and the peanut politicians have gone hack to euting hay with the other hona-a. John A. Cunningham J A C K S O N V IL L E — - -a The Hcruld (or the month of Mny will bo on sale at the newatands in Orlando. After that we would be afraid to let them stay there because in bull season those Orlando ¡>eople would bite us. ____________________ Braxton Btacham did not.get in the second primary because he started in the race too late but he received n fine vote throughout South Florida, where he is known .and that is Something his opponents cannot claim, j v< I i Billy Murtin was elected Tax Collector by a large majority after a very strenu­ ous campaign in which there was no vcmora or mud alinging. His friends stood by him nobly and fought to the lost ditch around the Court House. Several oxjtert canning factory men have been in communication with this paper over tho idea of starting d mam­ moth factory here and will bo down later to look over the field. There is no better location In the state. -s • O i bll With several preel acta to hear from it la generally conceded that B. M. Robin •on will win tho race for Clerk of Court ffi the first primary. Mr. Robinson fought gallantly and was oven heard to promiso a monument to Sanford ball players if be was elected. T7,, ’r é ­ From the commercial standpoint we wish to inform the advertisers that all five issues of the paper will bo great advertising mediums and the circulation will be great advertising mediums nnd the circulation will warrant good returns. Get busy and take peace in tho beg édition. HOWARD -PACKARD •Ì S n n f o r i l . 11. >i it I .■ You Cannot Point (Mil A ainglc unwurth) »flub- in nuf (um plete display of -tapir gnu ■r * -nut ulilr IlllurieN. \Vr hunilli <>nl\ tin kiml- th.il mean natiNfartion in iht tu-innni i* well'a« ourselves. Vn«l » Inal nrilrf »ill convince you that our prut» •r• j - I»» as our qualities are high. PAY C A SH and SA V E 3. 4 6. Tax Title landa. Sell « Other real x*tutc 1. $6.000.00 218.43 1,000.00 r -> S o il t o n i 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. $ Current Asjm/U: Fire Dep’t Equipment Wagons Live Stock Furniture in City H all____ Unexjiired insurance 8,610.72 $ 6.677.43 65000 750.00 650.00 ... . 60.21 Temporary investment in school jirojHTty Sundry Accounts Collectible: Orange county (Hoad Tax) Paving liçns, Sch II, 320.896.90 Sidewnlk Lien» and account* Seit. I ll 1.049.57 1911 Taxes 28,294.76C ity Attorney 301.76 Andy Johnson 81.51 Delinquent Taxes, Sch. IV. 1902 1 272.88 1903 266.08 1904 262.10 1905 109.34 1906 71.06 1907 100.32 1908 132.90 1909 1,422.90 1910 1.372.80 ------------4.000.38 Balances with Bankers 218.43 Sowers Paving................. ..................... S P E N C E R’S B A K E R Y S P E N C E R '8 B R E A D H A N D LED by a ll F I R S T C L A S S GROCERS S p e c ia l O r d e r s F ille d P ro m p tly $ 7,218.13 392.2V l.000.00 ...%........... $ 44,239.70 1 3 ^ 6 .6 3 1.681.25 • Liabilities. Bond Issue, 1894 .......................... ............... ... 9 46,000.00 1910.................. ................ ......... 120,000.00 22. 23. 24. Unpaid vouched».. a___ _________________ 54,826.54 Eastern Manufacturing Co...................... .... ' 1,002.87 Unpaid light bill...................... ,_____ ___ — 349.26 Surplus...................... ..........................’ ... Z T . I . T H E . . NEW BLEND 5 ; x. m. X. x. . . FOR • Coffee Lovers « 9179,355.33 T o tal........................................................... 1 ..................... 9280,308.17 21. Wc Makc Everything Known to the Ii.nlr PHONE 106. • NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. 8,677.64 27.239.92 66,524.56 • Assets Passive and Unavailable; 20. 21. t i m Ilia Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done with lutest improved Sanitary machinery. 1.392.29 6. 7. 8. -4*. 10. MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery December 31, 1911. ASHKTS. Heme tower Pound 'it S A N F O It 1) . BA LA N CE SH E E T . Fixed Asset*: 1. City Hall I \\ “i f O lir |hs THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. N o th in g L ik e It E v e r B e fo re O f f e r e d . DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the market to-day. . Cuts down the cost "i living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment 1lb . 3165,000.00 ca n s, 2 0 A S K c e n ts- Y O U R 1 -2 lb . c a n e , G R O C E R • *» F O R 10 cen ts IT ——— P a c k sd E x c lu s iv e ly by 56,178.16 69,130.01 3280,808.17 CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. V * it jd , . v ' vY 7‘ . 'i • - v ;* - I J'• a* ■• , ;,v ¿v, %* ; . M rs! S t r e e t ( IT Y OF !. / K . V—I ,, F L O R ID A YOUR money in real i-Muir of doubtful value. ’ Intesi n in Urnis thnt are certain to ad« am r in »urih as years go by. We ran pm mu on to some posili e bargain- in «!•-sirnble farms and Imrk l.ind- ihat (Ire sure to yield ....... limiti» in arcsont purchasers. Hand and Kirkwood are buckling on their side arms and getting ready for the fray. So fur they have Intel their finger* crossed but they will make it real from now on. Thero are rumors every day about that new tourist hotel for Sanford, and er# the summer wanes, there may be some­ thing doing. Sanford people should ser­ iously consider this project. - DON’T SINK doing big things. The jiajter will txsent to any one on request when acc o m ­ panied by five cents in stamjm and every tax payer will want a copy, for future reference. Now thal the young man has followed tl»e advice of friends and has been helped to better fields, 'there is left hehi trail of little délits, which it will reuuire a ten-dollar bill to cover, and debts which this same preacher had to assume in order to see the family safely a wav. Now whether the preacher will take fresh A I'RKAI I I K R ’S TALK OK WOK. courage and go out und hunt that ten If that meeting in the Mutonic Hall dollars or will go into bankruptcy a week from Sunday do. » not start t h e . over lhe situation remains to be disMeanwhile another young man V »» .l l pm IIi in f f<\p (ip m i • ilfi.il i.iiu ritlia i I »1 l ball rolling for organized charities in Sanford, tine of the preachers of this presents himself but t h a t » another town mny soon lie headed for C h at­ story. tahoochee. T h is man feels thnt he mad No wonder thnt at least one preacher the fatal mistake when lie Ix-gun publicly, in Sanford hoin-s that charity organiz­ to agitate for a charity organization in ation will soo/i Ih* accomplished, in fact Sanford. For since that time some of he is getting so sensitive to present his friends have t>een making life miser­ conditions that he is liable to an attnrk able for him by sending their charity of "heart Lairlure every time u stranger cases to him for adjustment Here i. sto|w in front of the parsonage und looks a rase in jtoint. around. He feel* much liko that Not long lon^ 1ago 11 young man lost the famous Indian who threw his lasso over only job he had i>ec» trained to do the first locomotive he saw steaming ju st at the time-when his wife gave birth across the prairie. Only in this case to their second baby. T h e older child unless relief comes soon there won’t is less than two years of age. Under be even a piece of copper meat at the such conditions debts began to accum- end of the preacher’s lariat. - v'VTa ,1 W«-.-vv r.\ .-u.K-yy*' yfe ■ H lfiliiia ttttß m �' •••; ' ... •M -, ~ '■ - y r r r ' ' . 3 * •* •( ** ■- •- -- •’ • ‘ * '• • ' • * ‘ 'r '.L . •’•« « % ' . 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AMI f| r and w Im C*«• f» n and In n r n il If r<of d r.1 In pial ln»«tk 4 p«|r T. 4 l/il « hlo« k 1. n « »tinting*, add ti Zrl| WikmI |V»nnnh| • add A.M I *•» I*» lilpc k a <mm| ►Irvnfn ir.g .1 1 to /.II I Alt 1'» ld«H k he h e to o k p re tty b a n d y y o u m ig h t « t i c k h i« w h ile I n q u ir e d “I fo l- soak ed to w e l, W hen m an handy. b arb er, c u a to m . d eg re« w h e tte d h is r a x o r . a fo rk h im s e lf o u t c h a ir . 'T h e 2U In ' a S w i4 of n e t 4 and e e *4 of n a U and r>«ft of as*11 11raw r e lg i and aw ‘ 4 of nwlg lima n w l4 and lew* 2 1 ) rhe n an«Ds by '20 r b r and w off a aid«* of «w U* of hw 1» S I ) of se 14 liras *• ) of i « | ( of i » > ) of C h a ir. A b i t f a t m a n a tr e tc h e d In a • *W H ; 2 Hurle*), A W Sk tn n e*. ( ’ A th e Martin. J I» Hoblrvaon. J t A«4>*-r. Mr« M li M rl^ o«l. 1> J * a 3 i ita r c h e d , a r e n e a t. In 1). Olaoo, Alal»f Unknown Dunaway. \V fl they well bow «, klar tin . J Suiirm »« b»r»b> |Urn that the follow in f described lands. of so much thereof a* will 0« ne-"w—ar ) Uj pat the im u u iit iiua bn hereto •»** t.ppoail# lo Ihr M inr. |i fr lh a f with iu«l of aurh * * 1» a r.J advertising. %HI b» aciki at public auclM»n on lb» 3rd <)•> of Ju n r, 1912 at ( our» Huuw, th« » ount> of 0 r , Df. of th e m tl« th e c u r t a in « b a c k a t t h e p la c o are NOT I CE » 8 u n -W o rn 20 JO JO JO 27 JT 27 21 »" 01 i; 17 Fat *./UI III 3 1 »« ? ! 6 .1 33 1 0; 27 17 3 63 21 27 93 6 93 21 21 21 71 21 21 Jt 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 ■27 27 27 »97 240 640 610 320 240 117 1BO IM, 410 3 *0 10 200 360 633 60 130 2 37 93 99 3 « 99 36 30 •»1 13 Ml 17 30 2 M .13 26 •1 1 66 ».«» 90 26 77 31 41 67 1 * 93 16 9 61 20 29 77 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 22 22 27 27 22 27 12 22 27 13 22 27 W l |’t«*n Mar I ' J«rk »oh A t *rifT\n J a. k«* n A («riffln Jark«**n .1 <.riffln VA.1 llr .f w Ai (¡riffln A («riffln WfMwlva «ni Vk H . Il»tr* Ja i kwtfi A <iriffln J ark «nu, J W J«< k «am A * . n fflr J » k «-on 4 «•rtflm Ja< k «on A » I J», k-e.n J M J*rk «un A 1«riffln ltot«Tl • M srgsf« • t ' it k ni »wn Slrw « r t. I . W , r» Jarkan n At («riffln Unknown Jark so n L (^riffln M llrb rll. K Mitrh»ll. J D M lt r|»»|l. K: M itchell. K M itrh rll. K. llanil*»Tf»r. Kilward Miu-hell. K | jin (, Jo a ir 'lt Jarkson A <«riffln K. 24 91 9H 6 in 20 64 I 47 Unknown D yrr. W II Hubl>ard( II. W Norrle, l ‘ T Sm all. (\ ( %. H olt. J . Il- A llroa. Hubbard, II. W W entw orth A l^ n g t«n Jurr», R. F. 1 37 14 22 27 40 13 22 22 29 27 3 24 H9 Hilliard. J . D. Sanford, J . Ilelr» Thompson. H W Thompson, li. W. D n r, U M . --------K rlley . M m . K. K. jje ffle y , M ra. M. K. ilradahaw . J (J. Ilradahaw A t*orl»y l'h lllik -. 7. n J.t 27 27 22 27 22 27 23 22 27 2.1 27 2-1 22 « «5 10 39 18 64 '- i l « 31 27 22 27 30 I 99 3.1 22 27 m 4 15 3 %23 4 23 12 23 20 23 30 23 .10 23 i t 7 •» JO 20 26 26 R 20 21 * „M| '26 68 20 1 53 1R 3 53 20 I 1* ia ''e 4 ol -r , N » 4 i»f wr ,t anil r nf nw tvf «W 1 1 S a 4 »ll nw « "> * "< •» 1 M> g nr fuf «•'f nw 4 ui •» 4 #.INJ *f . f* I ».4HI fl of S,' i of «e 4 i. ' J of » h <»f m* *4 «d n^ l 4 ami ) ' ) », f ke •4 and » ' ) of * * , .,( l«*vi 1 0 «. Trs r ¿It a- fe* of nw 14 uf •» in in nw ror. i Id* wide ni! n S e 1, of «w 14 «ml strip • de of e«k 1 , «if •« ' , I ; «if ne •4 11I nr ' 4 Nw ' 4 id nr 14 «nd nr ■ 4 of nw »4 S» 14 «d ne 11 \\ . ill r ' j a p *1 nw . "f n w ‘ 4 and w nw , «n.| .- , . » «9» , 1•f nw , «roi w t . 1 or ' 4 nl SI 1 I 20 i 3 ^ 27 26 2V 20 20 20 *26 29 20 26 133 29 10 20 20 26 26 42 20 II 7 »5 It 13 w 4 Slpl • . **f MW 4 Sil*) «1« 4 20 2-» III Ilf 4 •»( N • 1 Ilf MW 4 Ilf nr 4 «ml II ‘4 \V 1 ) Of se* » «»1 «e 14 Sw »4 of «w ' 4 N 1 a of nw «4 of n « 1« K ' i *»f n ‘ 1 nf o r 1! of nw ' 4 and s ' , of - <d Se ' i »vf ew 14 f ' , of « r 1« »d æ *4 W ' ¡ nf •» ‘ 4 «»f *m- ' 4 l,| u trf e »«di «II» rr<**#ilrd In jd«l l»«»,»k l»sgr I«. I lisn | r f«»unl) iffo n l» nf I ' ) of • ' 4 b*aa Í ne I S , of fi » i ami H •tl nr 4 t*f ae , 4 *d nw » 13 3 63 to 2 29 21 21 2* 2S 21 2* 7 19 21 21 2* tl SO 10 21 21 21 21 21 28 :* 28 2* 28 10 120 40 10 It 6 21 M 21 9 Zt 2S 2» 2» SO 20 10 lo w n of IMym outh, recorded In »lat book ••IT*, page« 17 «ad I» . O ran g e county Hr cor da. I xj I 2. Illock ll. Plym outh I.«! 4, Illock. II, Plym outh |/>ta 3 and 6, block 11, 1*1y r I>ot 7. block D , Plym outh 1 /0 1 6 . block K t -.All block " K " <I/fw 4 *5 It. o and a by 450 It. • and w In nw eorh---------- ------------ (Ire nw cor. b lo rk K . P lym ou th run a «85 ft., r «W» fl.. n 4*5 ft., w 4 M tt--------I ot to and « 2K« ft of lot !>, block N . Ply l/>t 4. blork <>. P lym ou th --------------(ait 7. block I >. P ly m o u t h ----------------------l/>( * , blork O . P lym ou th ----N r ', of n w 't _____ - — K 'y of w ) i and »w.'t of a»J« S s f â of nw )« — ,.K 10 iacre* of n 16 i n w of n*!4 of a * 1. ft 12 la Bl irw* ui - t ui arm of w « Uj vs of lie n »U of — a»1.« 8 S 12 a r m of w l i of ne>4 of m <4 of m 'i Urn all land betw een lake and line of »»id 12 arree) and wt^ of a#l^ of » e ! , — K ' i of w f ( o l m U _________ •U l, ol m V, of n w »4 T a - n of Apopka, recorded In pl»t >—“«■ p » « r . »7 and 10» 0 /«o»r fou n t, 7 7 6 8 8 I 3« r .Sty of lot 12, blork H. Apopka . N < i ol lot SO blork II. Apopka _ U U 69 and 60 , blork l\ A p op k a‘ /OU S. block U , Apopka.. ’m m *. ’ “A H h lc jllf f ,'s S i f l i ■ Nw‘4 of *0)4 *»f w*»4 r» «I —7 II 3* I o| (¡ra v e*. J W 22 S «I tie 4 of n w 4 > , ..» n» , V\ 1-a 4*f •V 14 a nd M 4 • S 1 J l»t • • »»f hr ' g *»f »» * -» '» •>< •» '« Nr ' 4 of nr 14 ••««•1 tir 4 •>» n * 1 Nw Vk . ItwW l||l| •)■ 4 nf «» Siravrw J K Jarkan n. J V3 S ir w«ri. I ■ --la Ve- 4 «if n r 4 of •• 4 of •• , H»g_ ew ror 163 run n Ib't > da. « t in > .i. 140 yd« IU■g I h'i p l« ll of » run n 240 >d* . < t to yd«. 4 40 yd« K»i. of n e ’ 4 -, interval m n e *4 of ne» Ne I4 «*f «el» In I ak rolde 'H om e, recorded — - book • i r . page 49. O range county records I/««ia 21 lo 36. lakswKle Home I/O» TÜ». I^k«-»ide Home K l ) of lot 61, I »ak«wide Home l^tt 61. I .ak» «nie Home U .ie M l 67. 66 and 1 i r f « under water in in w ‘ j of n e 14 ol M l tt la k w id r Home Nit 69. I .sk»-»»de Home Isit» 70 tp 67 |lrg nr ci>r »»f » r 'i ol sw '4 run w 7 J2 fU, e t«» lly srly along M ine lo e Inlry of sa»«l 40 arre« rr lo l»eg lieg 166 fl s of nw ror of «e*4 »I w l | run r 336 ft . a t«> T A A H y . nwly along «am e In wral line of «an! 40 «rrrw. n ln W , of «w 14 n( s r 14 1mm I arre • ol Ky » nf ew ' 4 of « r ', and sw *4 of •» ' 4 «f K* 1 212 60 63 00 llr f ^ 'iO ft. w ami 4261) ft. « of ne ror of nw tg run w 1 3 0 ft • 6 6 1) ft. e 130 ft n 6 6 1 ) ft Heg 663 ft. w of «« ror of n e *4 of nw 1 run n 220 ft. fl » SOO lt , 220 lu • to f»g (Uw* • 50 30 ft.) lieg 240 ft. w of w ror of n e ‘ a of «owb run i 4CK7ft. n 162.1) f t . « 40Ö ft. ■ 1621) ft n»ig of sw ig ilrwsa 11.67 rh». n and « by 3 che » and w in «w ror an«! Irwi 1641) yd« e and w bv 1 H4 yda n and • In nw ror.) an«! n l ) of « r'g of tw ig (Iran 4 rh» n and • by 3 ch« * and w In nw r o r .)___ ______ lieg n» ror of ■» *4 run w 220 yds, a 220 yd«» • 220 yda. n 220 y d » ____ ____________ _________ 2 irrrw in «0 - In «w ror of nw¿g of — N#ig of neig of nw »g _______________ S e *4 of n e >4 of nw>g and • )) of aolg of nw ‘ 4 N ' j Of *w 11 and n ' j of sw’ g le«a 10 acre« in ne cor.i Nw I g of sw >g Sw ig of «ei» Nw »j of n» * i lieg 17 chs n »«f s I nI i ) and 6 17 ch« e of w bdry of n e 1» of ne'g run n 3 chs. e 10 ch«. « H 47 chs. «r 7 19 chs. n .1 16 rh«. w 261 chs Ne 'g nf nr ' 4 ami •» ' 4 of sw ‘ 4 N W *4 of ne ‘ 4 N e 14 of aw »4 |t»f u3*% yds e <>| rue ror «>( nw ‘ 4 nf nw ‘ 4 run « 11" >d* » )*!» n 130 ) d«. w « a ) its s 4i nf I«»» I i ri •t lot J sr* d * » S of n » ' i N * 4 « i •• . S w •4 ol n • •g I* i of «» 4 of n» 4 ..IU « V>‘. It- b of ne», «or ol neig ol m n n 90/ e A6 'f t . • 366 I t . , • 6 09 fl. w 4671) ft., n 90. r.4 1 0 ft. .. ___ Sw I 4 of nw 1» and nw 11 »d »w ' 4 , of a s ' f lie«* iteig of n () . Ne I4 of »♦ ‘ » N*w ' 4 of n e 14 Sw »4 of * w U S jw '4 «»f n w *4 nad w 1^ «»» n« * S» '4 »*1 n w ' 4 Nw 4 ...' ne 14 wr»«| n e >4 of n w »4 Se ' 4 >d ne ' i \S ' of nw j of ne 1 4 ami nr ' 4 »»I nw , K ' ) of nw i ,» of •M ♦ I ».* i m « «d nr *4 |l*-(5 l.’t ch« • uf nr in f run w Jn rhw - in rh* » »'*» 1 11 U)ch« lieg 13 90 çh« a uf n» mr rasvi « a'U ib» * 1 J l rh* e 2l* ch«, n ** 2 4 •bs lieg 23 «*h* • •If fir <«*f «III» • 1tl f 4|a, a |li 1 h* r 2*' •T• n 1•* 14*• 1. * 4 of nw •e »if nr ' 4 S 69 «rtr«i «»f e 1 ) of *e 1 4 N *, ni nr ' , of <• , .f ase , .. •w 4 «'if nm , N A , Ilf J ai k«i>n. J Jark«e»n J«rk«on llurl«on (ilo v rr. Town «»f O aklan d , recorded In plat book ‘ J T pa|«a 99 and 100 N l ) . blork 17 (lewa lota 10. 11 and 12) iraklan d U > tl 10 and 11 block 17 Uakiand lo.il« 7, « *r»d 14, block ¿ 6 . Oakland l ot J. block -1 2. Oakland I »>« 4. blork 32. Oakland l»»t 10. block. .12, Oakland D il» I. 4. ami 3. block 42. Oaklam i S« t| of «w 14 11ra«s 10 rh« n and • b> a chs K and w in n r ror and lev* l»<g'%e ror run w 96 links n 10 94 cha e 421) l.nka woljr t«> t*eg am) lew* U*g h chs w ol r>a ct>r ut «aid 40 Brr»« run w 12 chs « 367 chs e 12 cha n to l.»g llrg r».\9 ft w of e bdry of n w ‘ 4 of nw *4 and 13 It • of «enter of T A (« lly run w 103 ft s 1 3 j ft • |flS ft. n to l» | Heg »># ror of n » > i of n w tj run ■ to T A 4« lly w 3 63 cha n to «re line e 3 63 rh« Hews K y.) Heg ne ror of neig of nw lg run w i l l rh« • to a i»otnt 60 ft • of S A S t 1* lly . u i d point being the ne cor of lot to lie ron vnyrd from said beg |vo4nt run • 100 ft. w 30 ft. n 91.1) ft. to a (>ofnt 60 ft. • of lly , rly to point of • A - ! , ! /». * v �I'JI2 SANTORO HERALD Bla/U rd. G . H . Quoonaland’a Sugar Industry., • Quoenalaud ta on* of (ha great aafar-proSuctng a u to s of Australia, and practically all of tho sugar conaurn ad In the Commonwealth la raised refined In this aU te and in the northern part of Nomt Bouth Wales. The leading fcaturo of the sugar In­ dustry la the number of small cane growers engaged In It, who now sup­ ply cane to the central mills of which they are proprietors. S ta r U M . P. L . Lalbtag. K — — H aynas, Cha»--------U n kn ow n ------- --------S t u d « , V. 8 .. Heir» XU U ten, M . F --------E v an s. B ---------------- How ard. B e t ---------U n k n o w n ---------------- WOlismo. Jo b a -------M orcan , X! ore on, M a rfa n . XIu n te r. M aio»-------Irv in e------M a jo r-------M ary L ----- O r a rs tr w t T u rp . C * — - B e g nw co» of lo» 2 2 . block E , Apopka run • 100 It, » SS ft ., w 100 ft., n I t ft . S X8 It. o l w 100 ft. o f lot 2 2 . block E . AVVWM Apopka - —. . ■■. .■mi■— ■*. , i—i—' » ___ S H ol lo t » b , block E . A pcpk» — ____L u ont * «4 , iMoc* B lo ck *.. E . Ap p pk-------------ka L o t U t and 1 1 *. block E . A popka ~ Z s H of kJta S t and S S, block‘ F . Apopka L o t »\tj 0 ,, block F, A •------m oc» V popka Ap<>t‘k» ....___ Luca t> and IX. b lo ck d . A p o p k a ------------____ 1 m 1 «, block C , A p op k a------------- -------------____ L o tS X . (L a a a v U * » d w U ) block H. Apopki ____ W H o l lot SX. block I t . A popka ------ M M)i ol of lot l< 49, block I t , Apopka e «s Minor. Mr». A. M----- M inar. H enry E . -------M iner, M rs: A. M.-----M iner, X Ira A. M . __l e i SO __tx * a lot , ----- 2 91 E v i l In E x c e s s e f D iv e r s io n . Jackson A Orlffln N ation Hello B ro u g h t L a rg e Sum . Four years ago tboro was sold In a London auction room what might have appeared an ordinary eight- Jack so n A G rlljln Ja ck so n A G riffln Ja c k so n , J . W. ... Jc rn ig sn . F II. page. letter. The "letter,” however, happened to be the original “Oencral Ja c k so n A G r iflto . F.. I - -------Memoranda" drawn up by Nolson Im­ Tait. J . W . Jack son mediately before T rafalg ar, and foroshadowing tho plan of attack of that action. Tho price realized was f 18,000. Jackson A Grlftln Ju v e n ile C o m p o sition s. I n o by no m ean s dlsposod to go so fa r a s th e h lsto rln n o f New E ng lan d , Jo h n G orham P a lfr e y , who, as I havo b een told, was w ont to exp ress th e d cslro th a t an net o f co n g ress should be passed forbidding on pain of death an y ono under tw enty-one y ears of ago to w rite n s e n te n c e ,— P ro fe s s o r L ou nsbu ry tn H arp er * M agazine Andcr»on, ( 't r a m , S T aylor, J Jack son A Il * N' M It tin ffln Enaor, b K. Womiil», J II h n io r * llaync» Xlorgsn. Xlajor X lenluhn. U - h fe k to g ra p h In k . H ek tog rap h or cop ying pad Ink ts made a s fo llow s; D issolve ono part m ethyl-violet In eig h t ports w ater nnd add one part g ly c e rin e Gently warm th e solution fo r an hour, and when cool, add a q u a rte r p art alcohol Or ta k e m eth y l-v iolet, one part, w ater seven p a rts, g ly c e rin e , two portM. And th e P ilg rim Left. P ilg rim — " I f I- co m e In will th e t dorg b ite m eT" M rs. H aw k in s—'"W e a in 't no ways su re , m iste r. But th e fe lle r th a t let us ta k e him on tria l said ho'd chnw up n tram p In less'n tw o m in u tes, b u t, land sa k e s, wo nlnt goln' to b olleve It tilt wo see It d on e.” Burden« of L ib erty . Tho men and w om en who a rf strong, w ise and fr e e a re those upon whom tho burdens of tho world aro laid. Tho tnaks of the slave are nothing compared with those that come with liberty.— Tho Christian Register. P h ilo so p h er's H appy B elief. I havo grown to b e lie v e that th e ono thing w orth aim in g at Is sim p licity of h ea rt and life , t^jut the world Is a very b ea u tifu l p la c e ; th a t co n g en ia l labor Is the s e c r e t o f h ap p in ess.— A. P. B en so n . Her Sort. Alice— W h at kind of a girl has J a c k engaged himself toT Rose— Oh, she's the so rt of woman you never dare ask to luncheon for fear sh o il stay to dinner.— Harper’s Bazar. 4 lllackm an , W ni I nkhuwn —.—. J» « k .o n , J W . H »I J» ,k ~ m * «Irithn Koller. K. * I >»li» ( 'an»l * o Je rS so n A «riffln J»rk «o n . J W I »ella * 'anal < o S ic u r i, I > M Unknown Unknown Stklrb lrd . A. L'. Ja c k so n , J . W. Jack so n . J W Jack so n A ürlftlii Jsc L s o n , J W Js c k n tn . J W T ripp, M » lla m h ccfv r. Kdw. ((» e n . Je n n ie — . Jackaor, A Grlftln M a m lt. II. B Unknown XI c K ulibin. A . ( l a r o , Jen n ie , l o r e . Edw. . Jack so n A Grtffln Thom|>aon. F. W Klshi-c. ( 'o rs T llsrrow ». Itu ib I ’ Ja c k so n , J . W . D elta C anal C o. Blrw »M . I*. B W. FhlUI|> . Mycra. A. M ytra. A. It. VlAhbum, W. II. X lyer*. A. II. --------Itrardun, J - F lUrrowa. Ruth P — Bel lara-t) vera treat C o. In s tin c tiv e Good M sn h ers. W e sometim es m eet an original g en ­ tleman, who, if manners had not e x ­ isted, would have Invented them.— E m ­ erson. Expectations. T an n ar, XI. F . Bow lsy, J . . C ran gl», Ilo asU s.-------W arn eil C d — - -------O rcra trss t T u rp - G oe_ O rentrew t T u rp . C<t. O rsp d ra e l T u rjt. C o. ------Wsrrlmer. W. F . -----Fuller, John T ---------- No Paper Money In Peru. Peru la a country without paper money. Gold, sliver and copper coins are tho mediums of circulation. Fuller. John T.. Argument Defined. An argument Is on effort of two peoto keep each other from finding out truth.—Llfo. Wilson. Mm. Wr Excess of Procrastination, Some people put off till tomorrow the things they should have done lost week. Value of the Smile. T h era U much rollilo» la a rood im lie. . ---------------¿ ¿ c t : íf 1p :Y-i É Í 8 & . f \ij- It 21 21 XI 21 21 21 26 26 26 23 21 23 21 21 :i 23 23 23 13 40 10 23 21 23 21 —» >4 21 21 28 23 r W a ro a n C o . M c l x a n . A. M . W Ilck ead ak L D M aarlcy. L E . O st je n , J . J --------- ----H ear. M r». A _______ O si je n , I I . M ----------W lir a i, J . M .. J r . _ 3 46 { 140 & K K A. A Jiukkua G otha. I x * s 1 and XI, M ock P, G o t h a -----------------_____Ixrt « , block P. G o t h a ------- :----------------------L o i 20. block P . G oth a----- ------------------------Ix>ta 29 to 29 and 43 and 44 , block P, G o th a W ilrax . J . XI .. J r » . . . W ILchendabb 1 ._____ WOcng. J . M .. J e . . . WOraa. J . M.. Jr _____ Wflraa. J. XI.f J r . _ — WUcoa. J . M 2---------- 10 00 102 12 21 u 12 IS 14 11 14 21 21 21 21 21 2» 2* 26 26 28 18 40 & 13 10 20 1 2 1 1 3 2 14 21 28 34 2 30 26 1 99 14 21 28 16 21 J 8 63 II <» «V 66 31 W Oraa. J . M , J r . ___ W Oraa. J . M - J r . . , . D on egsn . A. E . — Donegmn. A EU nksow n In n # . C arrie II L an », C arrie B. l-andon. Geo. X lack. A • GdlTlri. 3) lito G riffin, W tl I le »7 21 17 21 17 11 18 21 1 N 21 28 28 28 28 28 Elsa. II. B . Unknown In n s , C u r i * B . l'ow ell. M arth e . Heirs 17 20 40 10 Unknown P ritch a rd . A II I'resruM, J D U iesra tt. J D 114 40 40 200 Prescott. J D. Priorati J D Ile ske’l. I! XI 19 19 19 19 21 21 21 21 28 28 28 28 1 20 20 21 21 21 21 2» 2a 78 21 21 21 21 28 28 12 ,41) lit) 40 « U 10 21 21 28 20 1 »9 21 21 28 6S 3 2.1 i •3 (i 2 07 XIalone, J . W ■j » F u s, C A 03 31 3 36 1 07 3 21 22 22 24 26 26 26 27 21. 21 21 21 21 21 21 23 28 23 28 2? 28 2» 10 40 40 60 30 20 40 1 2 2 4 1 1 3 27 27 27 27 21 21 21 21 28 28 2» 28 66 10 40 10 3 1 2 2 27 28 30 30 21 21 21 11 2» 28 28 28 4U 40 40 2 2 6 K otier, ( ' Il X flrh arl. A. W Z arh ery , J . W . P o lle r , C . B . _______ otler, C. B_____ 3H 31 31 17 Lewis A G regg 69 D e n t,-)!. C . . 38 Robinson.,XI. F 66 H anibo, Jo h n Krarson, W . C . 9 6 W ilhelm . J . . J r . 07 Khilhowee. C W. 31 00 Craw ford. IL 11. Unknown 61 H trtnm eta. J II 31 Jack su n A G riffln 66 Xlartyn, Xlra. A G Hurkman, H. IL, Agi D avi*. J . Il-----Enaor A H a y n a s _____ SI 32 33 34 34 34 21 21 21 21 21 21 Enaor A H a r n « _____ S tro n g . A . P — — __ B an g sten , E , _________ R obinson. M. F . ____ T y ssn , A. B .__________ 23 28 28 28 28 28 3 86 6 1 1 2 2 3 6 6 n 23 22 22 22 22 22 m Î9 38 26 28 28 28 28 28 40 40 40 40 10 40 Beg an ror. of swW_---------- -— —-------- - . 6 n » n to Ry. wly »long csntsr ol »»nv» lo a point 1694 lu n of a line of • and 1763 It. a ol W tins thsreof, » 1694 f t to ssc. Un» • to bay (lews 6 a In nw cor.)------6 Beg 798 It p of ew rar of run ety aloeg Ry. to a point 1694 fu n of a lina ol awe. and J7M IU • ol w Uns of a 6 46 lu sly 420 l u n 646 lu to m u r of Ry air along tama to cantar States branch »>y m x i nwlr along said branch to w Uno of me. a to beg ftaan 6 a bounded on n and « by branch, a by Ry, w br OcoB and Apopka wad)----.6 acres aq la no rar of to) and ' 22 28 22 28 run • 1760 It., n 1694 fu. to s and Ht P Hy, aoly along canter ol asma to ate. (Ins a |^ÄW 8Zi== T o w a o f G s th a . n m M M t * * » , G r o g * « ■ ■ '! ,N * H o l block O , O o t h s _ W lir a i. J . i l , J r--------- 6 U ■) H T u i - i - i i n g -g g - i ; O raos_____ _— ----------- --------------------------. I x * 2 2 . block 6 , O ra to — -------------------------_ I x * 62 to 66a, block s. Ocosa ---------------L o la 2 2 . 33 and 3 4 . block 4. i Iss» 1. block 7 , O r a t o ---------------L o ts i . 2 and » , M ock ». O cosa WH M m U ol —H— r v; 23 23 a 6 .4 3 . _ N T .% cka o f n H o l a » M t 2 0 and 31, \doek 1, O ra to -------------------u t * I I . I t and I I (toas w 44 f t o l lo t 1 6 ). S » ' i o l n w û (b ao a i a ) 7 26 1 07 1 2 a > 2 1 2 89 ai n ai 31 07 SI 64 24 6» 60 9 40 :. 36 . 1 1 7 76 tha. DetladaW.IL T . r x i a m Y u . w XOoTu. . IT » fu . • » 0 I t.) T. S 6 S 31 •oka» Hightower, V. T. Bag 12.90 rh» I ol » » «or o f----- _ --------- U p H l T . U . » . -------P a tto n , Mr». J. C .— K im brough. U b a A XI 21 21 w 7 92 cha. nwly to nw cor ol »aid 40a, a to beg) —----- — --------------------------_Beg ew cor of i r l i of eeR 6.10 icbs. w 9.17 cha. im#7M ch», nn IIke, »6.10 run » 7 J Í ch», llu g t.e y . J o h n ------------ M inor A . M.----------------- SI 36 7 98 lu F u llrr, Jo h n -T e S » u of mH Ita» beg 206 fu w of a ror Illak rley . W . P ~ - _ --------XI loor. M r*. A . M -------P ark er, M a ry B .----------- s X10 fu. • 40« fuj----------------------- T h e man who Is looking fo r'tro u b le finds It and tho one who e x ­ pects dofeat usually gets a whipping. Lore Was. J. P. ___ Bsg nw rar of #H *d nwW of » w R ..-.-. run » 2.40 chs, a 1*H *ka, w t M cka, M4*dwk . 7.74 thaj .. , , : , - =ar** S a j i ol e e l, ................................... .................... S c ' , of n e '4 -------- - ----------> : * , “ I a * 1. N w «, ol — U tires e e l , l k 'h of *r *4 cf aw ' 4 ^ — N r ‘ 4 r.f n r ' 4 W 1S of nr »4 11#-«* wr 44 of •l g ami k"» n y¡ 4J wr ‘ 4 of n 1 ^ F. of nr ‘ a of nw »4 OÍ BW ‘ x Nr *4 of nw l 4 of i w l , N w ** of nr 1 » of •••‘ â «n*l 11 w 14 of n w t% of m* 14 and w * ^ of *w »4 of «r 1% K ' , ol n v ' i 49 a erra un «urvryrd lami in ÎU * n r cor of ^ * * ' 4 ___ run • 3 eh«, w 29.21 rh * to laka A(>opka noly along lake to n line or arc. F tn le e . A nderson's s a b d i t o recorded In plat b a sk A. paga S . O ran g o county R ecord s. ______ L o ts 21 to X4 and 29. Anderson’» euh dlv. „ D i t s 32 »nd 33 A nderson'» aub d ir _______ _____ N a ) i ol s s H o l n s R --------------. — NwW of M M --------------------------. N a l l ol s w i l ---------------------------_ . W *3 o l nw l» ol n s )» -------------— N sfit o l n w lf o l t o f t ' --------I l r f nw « r . o f nw U o l e s R ------- ----------run s 8 eh»., a 60 , s 11.67 cha. rwly lo w lina of n s « of ss Vi,* n to beg (less 100 ft. n and a by 120 I t. e and w In ss ro r.) and b e r aw cor o l n w )4 ol asW run s S IS lu n 437 lU awly to w lina o l nw )» ol a s R , ■ 2 48 I t. to b sg______ __________ — ........... B e r 2 37 It. s o l w lina of a a R ol as)» on Il ai lo w a r a . run n 190 lu , » 90 lu . a 190 lu , w 90 it----------1 ----------:--------------------------_____i l aerea of w * ) o l n w *) ol r w R -------------Witti# B . M a s g w 'i tuli d ie., reesrd sd la pisi bosk K . page» 3 and 7, O r a a g s c o n n i; Hecord# l^it» 21 and 22 . X lu n g sr’e aub d ir .—, ____ _ _____JN a f< o l n w M ---------------- K S g p ' t f f c k olawU— = * "Í °chs, ely To cha, n 1X.H ch», w <ha— . -■ »..... ; ; .......... tw n s f O t e e s , recor dad to p in t k e e k A. I» 166. O r a a g s c o a l y rsewed». L o ts l i t to 164. R a bia se n *» sub d ir -------B a b die. e f H U w art'a lls m c s lr o d rs c scdsd J a M U s ba s k 2 . page 3 9 » . O rsa g s r s e s ty llscs cd a . lieg M (o r lo t 7 . S to w a rt'a II w 860 It., i 4 M I t , e 6 6 0 fu. a 4M . N s H o l m H of » • > { o f n *M ---------------------W H of « H of a w )t o f n » H ---------- ; -------" H acres la aq. la s s r a r of a w « of a s t i w )4 o f nw>( (b e s 1 H »er» »q la aw r a r ). B«it aw cor o l nw *» e l s s * » ______________ run • t t 6 ft. n 6 3 S It., w >66 ft . • SIX lu . lic e g l » lu n of as cor o l n s H o l as U -----ru a n 3 19 lu, w 4 1 ? fu . a S I » lu. a 417 fl. ..N s )» o l s r)4 o l n w )» and w ! ) of as*» of as H ol n w )» — ------- , iw | i of a e H ______ — . —— ------- ----------— . Sw *» ol n w « o l a» *» -----------------S e l , o l n s*4 and n s ) , o f sa*» and a * i uf ss)» ol ■ » ), «Iras 4 sers» aq. U) a s rar) ling ow cor o l sa)» o l a s « _ _ ru a -w 10 roda, a 4 0 rds-, a u . »* 4 1 T n 417W a t i r i 1f -■« ' -Ht *fU. w - . . . * . ool laa ) U o l n w R --------______ w ....................................... l* o l n »*» and ______ W )> o l aw.H o l n s U o f i w f l — -,------- ---8»>» s i aw u d c s a SO rds. a and w by tO rd S n A am nw cor. and lew» 19S It. s a n o w by 660 It. n and a Io n s co r.) sw )» of s w R and beg 10 rds w o l na ra r . o l rw>4 o l k»)| a rr. run w 1004 ft-, a X&6.H ft., w I t i ft.. ■ to sec Une, s 717 ft ., n 408 il.. » IOS ft , n 2S2 fl., • S30 ft., n AiiO ft. AU th » t i»«fl of n w ^ of M l * --------- -----N M ItV. ( Ijrm |jrf m roor run n 10O rd * , m 26 rd t.. • to K y . me\y to l*#f. * Nw of U^*4 .'hi tn •«! m r»p «uf «»f of n » 4• I . 1* of * .t) of n # ‘ i of im»14 N » 44 of nr 1 W of n« '4 of nw ^j N’ <*1* of at 14 i Wwa (d r 330 fl. • of nr cor run « » 9 0 ft.. » 2 6 0 ft .. n 9 90 ft . r 260 ft \ S l j uf aw 14 of r>r 14 uf » <»f of ■w ta of nr 44 tir « 6 ÍS fl. n »nd i»H4 ^ ft. • ul »• ro i ul *w »4 of rw 1 f run w S 2 ?iy ft n 2 1 0 ft . r 29S ft . in R y S e l- alona » D - ¿1?. ft. Heg t a cor ol aw*» of a s *. ruo.n S IS f( . E -H i I t.. 8 M.1 It . * 26 Ito tir » lo tti It. r ut aa ror of sw *t of aw *¡ run w 810 ft., n M S fl . » 7 1 " *y It., æl] 628 II. K l.u le l, , k a* 6 cha , anil » b] -M *, til - n - »*t. of n e * w t> elka n and • in rm- tor W 1 j of l*r 1a of n r 44^ S o 1» of rv 1* S », of n*» ol lot *2 All uiw urvryrrl i»«rt «»f •| ^ â uo«urrr)rr| part of n » * 4 ) N • 44 of fkr * 4 S r »4 of n r 14 200 Bcrrr un«urvr>r«l lami in lieg «p ror of 9« *| tif 4j run n I 16 H u » lo tra te ra « line i>( lake Apopka aoly along •■»«! Itnr to « llnr of »rr • to l*rg - '4 of W ! ; ol nw ' , and nw * , ul sw * , .H a l, ul n w ), _ . ...a .. .. ................ S ^ a of nwV4 (Ima n w '| ) and w ^ of n«,t4 of mri| and of of rw '4 of a w li N *»(4 of «ri» of n » l i S 1» of r S of n r* 4 of m 4» and n h «»f r»r •4 ol vc>, ol ew K — N w li of i « l i and »*4 of of of «V» l | AI,Iteti I - »ult dia , record ed In pial book II.. page >0. O range lu u n lt lle c o rd . I .H t V lo TC. and 26. 27. SO. and 29 Ale t e l i » aulì dtv lieg SS I It It of «e cor of a ' t ul b e 1 , ul n e*» . run n 330 ft , w 83 It., a 3.30 It.. e JU It. »nd r “ w Pounds, J . R--------------- Boyd, B . £3f _*5 L o u XT and XS, H ack n ey '» add to Apopka H. A. B a b ia asa* a an k d ir , pact « I rscscd sd la pial b o sk U, paga 4 0 , U r a a g s conaly _TZ a I 6 »ha » ani w b y 't s i cka n nnd a to HIXH *ka nd n.H of block J , Peculiarity o f Typhoons. Bradsh aw , J . Nt----their strength as and consequently there jl/ g d sh a » , J . 1 0 - 1 may be quite a difference between the Starb lrd , P . L -------power of ono In the southern end of Bradabaw , J . N -----I/»is 6 to if/and I t U> I t , Mock B, BradThompson'» add to A anaw•A Tl the W est Indian Islands as comparod bfockt>. Bradshaw I . W H of E with one In tho north. It Is this fea­ Bradshaw, J. N— _________Apopka i i,. I*. Bradabaw nr*asha A Thompture which makes tho hurricanes of Hsmmingway, M Q,_________ EH of » } ) . blockK l). — i'a add to Ar *— the W est Indies more to be dreaded Hefflcy, Mr». M. E------ _____ W i i , block D . ‘S S t t e s add to Apopk than the Pacific typhoons of this lati­ J . D . H a c k » # ;'» add t s Apopka, rscscd sd ta p isi b o sk A. p age 6 4 . O r s a g s c ssa ty tude. It la found by an Italian doctor that L o ck leg . H. M . the excess of diversion In tho lives of New York women Is bound to bring upon them the miseries of neurasthe­ W .a th s f* . W in­ nia. This dlseaso has, according to Mort». Dk. ol Fla. the doctor, different ways of affecting Sl atanirdbird. G ertru d s 1L limp with exhaustion, tho pure Sax­ C arro ll. Nelson---------------I sit eli. IL E.— ------;----ons are dull and torpid and tho Ameri­ Lld/ldg*. A. B ------------can Is merely overstimulated nnd trios to go faster and faitor. Toms, Xt. C-------- . WH of I Aaegk». Uncorded la plat hook B , M l * Xti. O range . , r o a nH i;I ItceocrU. ‘ - i o ta I S . X7, XS, 41 , 4 1 . 43. 48. block A . Bradakaw A T h om p son a add to Apopka _______i o t a U , 64, t t . and t l , block A . B ra d ­ shaw A T hom p son ■ add t e Apopka.. J______ L o t S, block B , llrad ak aw A Thom pson a ___ addtoU>Apopk------------------------------------------Apopka S m ith , Tho» N orokoW , Istoria--------XLoller. O s r t ------- --— O v rritrs s t C ra ta C o— Ornrttrest T u rp . C o . U akaow n .— ---------------Sm ith . P . D .---------------- 17 7 4 E s io r Ja ck so n XI errili. Fuller, XI ary rsu URA, A G o th a „ _ ___ _ ^ !x>ta 1 and 2, M ock Ÿ , G o th a 7__ I— Z B e g 33.31 chs a of n s cor of __ __________ run t 61», w 10 ch», w to w Uns o l #)y ol ne)| ssc. a to point 300 II o o l » ro r ol n»)4 ol a»)| asc. a to sede Une. n to beg 10 cha e and w b y l l l R f t i and a In nw roc of sw l , Ww)g of n w R . . . . > 3 » ** ol vw‘ t . _ % H u( mM __ B e g 320 lu s ol sw cor ol tiw>( ol n w *, run w 320 fu . n 6 3 1 H lu . » s o f t ., »ely to bsg . Heg 10.33 ch» n and 12.86 rh« e <»f e s ruf ol a s « ol a ) k ............................... run n 3.87 chm, w 4.40 cha. a 3.67 rh«, s 4 .4 0 c k a ___ — ______ — lieg nw ror of sw *| ol s e *, run a 600 ft. a 30 0 It, nely 70U ft. lu l a k e Down nwly on shore ol lake 200 ft a 66 0 (U to b sg . _____ ____ W H of a » V, o l a s ) , (lass lots 199. 200. 201 and 2 0 2 , W lndem ece. and kwa e t y l ___ N s « o l n s l f and »*> of n e ', 6a In sq. in ne cor of ew *, of n e ', N w ) , ol n w * , _____ N e t* of n w l, (lews 70 yds e and w by 360 yiia n »«id « In ne cori N e * , ol n w l, ( N w ) , of n w l, He * , of sw *, and sw », of ew *, . ¡ t o ( | Of M l. n w * , of n^_‘ , ---------N » * , nl n w *, and . w ) , of n w l, -lieg 25 rh» n CO® w ol se cor ol l 'e i r r M» randa G ia n t un * WS w 1 ' e h , u 2 ’.“ . e 26 2-3 chs, . 60” . » 16 rh < « 29“ . » 26 2 -3 rito___________a___________________ . H a ll of eW*| ________ . __ ______ l o i I <Wwn beg 10.10 chs n and 48 Iks w ol ss cur run n 10 rha, w 8.33 rb a, a 10 chs, r 8.33 che to beg and lesa beg 12.18 rha n o l JU ase poet on a Un» o f----------------run e 8.71 cha. n 3.81 chs to s Une of Astor g ia n t .nw ly along G ran t Une 10 chs, a 8.68 chs I le * se cor of w H ol lot 1 . . . ____ _ run n 18.98 chs, w 6.62 ch s., s 9 .6 6 chs, w 6.62 cha, a 2.49 chs. e ,3 16 rh s, s 6.62 rh», s 10.10 chs, and beg ne ro r of w H o llo t 2 ; run w 140 yyla, « 140 yds, e I 40 yd s. n I 10 yd * - . j Sw l , of sw * , ■ K * i of sw ‘ , of s s * , and se>, uf s e * , S ee1, H 1, of n w *, ), ..W ), ol na)4 o l nwj| . NwR of nw)<--------- W e is r r 's sn b d ie ., recordad la p ial b s» page 8 4 , D ran g e ra n a ty rem ed a. I x * 1 (leas n 6 .9 8 a ), W eiser'» «uh d l v .. I x * 3, W eieer'a «ub. dlv. .......... N w ) , of nw)| ' , o l n H o* 3)4 N e )) ol n N e t , ol n N e « ol of s e l , of n e ) , (l«ws lie* nw ror run s 208‘ ft.. » 20 8 lu , n 208 fU. w 2 08 fl.» 3 w ) , o4 ee)4 of n w ), S H *>f n e l , of s e * , uf n w *, N » ) , ol ew *, nnd n H of - e * , of ew *, S ) y of a » ), ol * w ) , and s w ) , uf ew *« VUiags a f ( la y Hprlwgs. re e se d rd to ptai b ask A. p sg» S3. O rango r o s s t ; rem ed a l-ote 13 11 and IS , block 9. jL'lay Springs of I of nw « of a s ) , — ----------and wH of t o ) , , o f n w ) , of i and 9 7 6 fu a of 19 22 t8 �- *r . Ui ■ - • ' ’ ■ • • - .( * . , • ' ‘ , > i î ? V V r * ' T - ' . w?'1 -ft' •', »•«,•,-.„ t •..- v*’ . ~ 7* * •• r ÍI1C SANFORD MCRALD -» * * V’~ 5 ? Brown. C. H Brown, J. A. i Collsgs OIH Suggtatlon. -------K M ol lot 660, A lU m o n t* ________ U l «41. A ttam oola f r o .I Add. to A llarnontr. rrvord n t In piai book A, paga I XS. O ra n | . cou n t; itr o id « lx>i. 140 to IS2 and IS*» to I s7 F rw i ad.) to A ltam on l* I .» (. «2, M and 64. Pmet add to A lt. m o n i. . ______ Inot S2. P ru .t add to A ltam o n t. 1U-I * * ror of hot 2 * 4 , A ltam o n l., run 1692 ft.. E I1 S 2 ft., IZV2 ft . o 11 * ; ft. N<| o l » ' t ol n . * , of • » ', of n . t , N . 1% id 110*4 of 0WI4 S ' ) of . 0*4 ol 4014 Uo. 10 fl. ..9 .rid l l . f .11 Ik . i ol «* cor of n. '4 of «. run n 66® ar 2 4 .«6 rtu , n J MJ c h ., a c»,. , 24 2« cha. a 1 SO ch» J . I t. F o ia . a b d l»., rrcord rd In t h a l n t l pial book, pagr t i l l o l l 17 and ÍH, P o « tu b dlv. N w U of nw)» of np'4 and n 1) of . » * , of n a i f of n .H __ S o l i of awh4 of M *4 . N a if o l *w»< t>f n»Cf fo r r o ! C ltr, rrro rtlrd la M l « , book 1 . p n g. 4 1 *. d r a n g , ro tin i; record». S * ; ol lota 6Ä ,6 9 and 70. roroat C ity l o t 177, fo r m t C ity l^it 176. fo rm t C ity lx>t 193 and 191. fo r m t C ity S o *4 of !>•)» am i m ' 4. N. ' 4 of n a if S» l 4l of "n»hl and ■»" n w l , of t>»)4 and . t j U ofl ' I -arva •w >4 of n *h .l|l and n w li of awht »>< .w h i of n a t( t4 and 1 of* n e ■'i of• n w l. and nw>, ad » H n w t. of n .r t , of n w l* and n 'y of a w l, of n 4 n.* * 1, of nw(| N of I CaUn.il. J P o p u la rity la Ilk a eom a o f tb a o th ar good th ln g a o f Ilf« , th e one who ta s k s I t aaldom flnda It. H ow ever, a b in t la th a t It fo llo w a raapact. Col lega s t u d y ' la m o re d ecep tiv e th a n school w ork. T b o flra t few m o n th s o ften se e m aaay. T h a t la why m any gtrla jo in tb o «o cta l w h irl. W hen th e m id year« co m a th e y p ay tb a p e n a lty , unleaa te m p o ra ry , a r tific ia l, flittin g “c ra m m in g '’ cornea to 'th e ir aid. T h e re fo re , a t th e v e ry beg in n in g do the n e ce a a a ry w o rk e a c h day. Pull«. A II Hlwphra«, IV» rI Nnym. Il C. Unknown Brown. C. II Hullivsn. A. W«wUn(nou»r. Il II Kimm«. J»n. Packard. W. A. Blrapaoo, T, (*. GUktU. I. ». ' l e u « Johnaon S ile n c e . Zapi, J m . , . T h e b la c k ah eep o f th e W a ry w a lk (irarnkal. Il E. fam ily had d la tln g u la h e d h im s e lf (irwanlaal, A IVaUtrom, John ag ain . . " T b l s la th e la a t s t r a w !" Carlton, lino. Unknown groaned hla r e s p e c t a b le b ro th e r. " I 'm diletta. I. H goin’ to 'a v e It p u t In th e paper« th a t I’ve ch an g e d m y n a m e fro m W a ry w a lk to W o b b lew ay , 'co e o f m y b ro th e r's d is g ra cin ’ th e nam o. I ’ll ’av e It p rin t­ Unknown I m i t w I, W. ed on ’and -bllla a n ’ d is trib u te d by th e Himmaoft. Wm. th o u san d ! I ’m d e te m ln e d nobod y Wiwllnjhou*., II. II. sh all a u ap ect th a t I ’m re la te d to *lm .” Hoblnaon, M. P. Jackaon.'Wm n . ___ _ —Id eae. Sa »4 of «Wh» E )y of why of why o l ■»>, Ihrg 10 ft. • of nw rur .of '» - (in#«, n n » So I 37 1 07 13 14 14 11 14 14 îi fi fi ïi xi ji 29 2V 29 2V 29 29 4II«t a l l o w In r*oo| TM « prO CCBS W ill reaioro any b u rn t s te e l. H ig h er T h a n N ia g a ra . (Tir up F’o ta ro r iv e r In llrltlBh (Jul *nn are the K a le te u r fn lls, among ih<* nio«t w ond erful In th e world and among the le a s t know n Though din ruiert-d fo rty y e a rs ago, th e fu ll* have been visited very seld o m by w hile men, y e t th e y a r e Ove tim e s as high as N iag ara. , M otfsrn B u s in e s s Id es. "Y ou s till a s s e r t th a t com p etition 1» the life o f tr a d e ? " "O h , y es,” re tilled Mr D ualin 8 ta x . "H u t wo don't (■Are to co m p ete fo r a c h a n c e to sell out goods W h at we w an t Is to find iwople with th e ir m o n ey out com pelfor th o p riv ile g e o f b u ying th em ." Th« Knockfer Abroad. W hen you -h e a r a tR«n s ta r t to * * « t by s a y in g : ” 1 w ould n’t knock «nybody, bu t— " Ju a t m a k e up your xdnd It a in ’t g o in ’ to b e no b oost.”— i’h llsd elp h la In q u ire r. P e tr ify in g . Bhe— Q b, p r o fe s s o r ! I saw aucb a funny old fo ss il In th e m useum tot«y. I th o u g h t 0/ y o u a t once.— ludg«. G re a te s t o f A ll M is ta k e s. T h e on ly p eop le w ho do n ot m ak e m istak es a r e th o a e w ho do noth in g , and th a t 1« th e g r e a t e s t m is ta k e of a ll. Hidden Beauty. It I« difficult to get a boy to ate the t>*»uty of the leavea that he 1« com­ piled to rake from the lawn. M ill. ( Taf k. Knima M «w-r I) , S M T a y lo r. T W ( M dfrllow 's Hall Knuilw in. ( ’ I jt M o n U fn ». J H Kt-nnuum. ( K neelam J, )! (» Ftdm lng. ( W. S o u th la m ! Horne I m W eek», (¡rare N 1 (enijiwey , T J 1 ternjsæ y, T J 1 (a* la. J J L a M ontagne. J M I ajv * , Kdw A h lk r, J . W A h lke. J W. Hollín» ( *o||rfe \. F u in arn , (« Y l ‘t n l t i o f r , ( ’h arlotte Vk Andrew*. Annte ) af <*n ) rank 'h f n f H l K v in a . Al S I <*f»n K VV 15 16 17 ZI 29 Z I. 29 ZI 25 ÍU 21 29 21 21 29 ZI ZI ZI ZI ZI 29 29 29 29 29 • •* _ ’ .r I . ' r « _________ tfl.9 0 cha, e 691 ft, a 6 .9 0 cha. D eg a v eo r^ p rH •• — r run n 5 r 10 cha. • 5 ch«. w 10 rha __ N M o l p . ) . wt nw h, of n a ji 11« w 2 . 1 B o * 3 0 (t n »nd 30 fl a of aw i w of nw<t o l m hi of nwhi run a 4 n f l . i l soo ft, « (0 2 ft. * 300 fl l l r , 10 fl. w »n<l 30 fl n ol a . ror of nw >, - a of aahl of nw>, run a SOO It., w 100 ft, . .300 ft, * 100 ft Bwf ISO ft w ol or rot ol nwht of •*'« of S t o r y . W . H------------- BalWy. M n. M. U Jacitaou, J, W. _ - Jarkaon, J. W run nw iir too It. • sso It, • too ft ...... l l *n f a«»» eoe _ jh « of «1 e«M ** K *« “ ‘ i W. O —. -Pont, ^ -----------------------------------run 8 4 M It, • » M ,1t ( n 2 *9 ft, • SOI ft. ■■i ^ I • • a 10* ft, w H* It•• khr*ag a L L I 3* 1 0 200 Il Sa 145 40 40 6 r>|M 2 12 1 8S 74 40 2 12 ■ 4 SS 40 2 22 2S 40 80 23 01 14 36 I I 61 21 1 »9 IS 2 71 2 IS * II n »tt 73 t •rrniurv t »*-u 2li 10 NO 20 10 10 40 20 (Ul I S6 W tlco i, J T ru c k « o I --1 11. UrUndo t ai tn A 1 , uck l u. S c ' ! ul n a 1, Hat -.1» r h . . and 1 1 1 1 çhv a cl u* cur id M 1 1» Kubarsun, John 1 SB 4 17 1 69 Z 00 3 SS 2 6* 1 29 3 79 ft» 1 r>| :o . i ~‘. • --j — ( «* », .. hvudwiiey, ¡Airinda ( anfteld. W J Auatln, H. et »1 Fuller. Jo h n T > uwrll, N I* (ill K« Ih - ra 2 n 5a Urmi 1*hetMhwoa •huplev .> i ;&Mà4Á maM M I hW J B ié Í I H I M r*. ) 1 14 r~ ¿ lo ;i .'it. Huak'h«. 1 ) ) .reell, K«l ti r 1 »5 l »5 i f.v l 'av i* l £ M J 1 JJ 2*2 29 29 Jo H» N U V lo IO lu 11 11 12 12 JJ ►» 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 2v J9 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 Ht 40 *0 5 15 19 40 lu JU lu 1 ¿ 4J 1 15 2 n » 16 2 IJ II 1.1 13 22 22 22 *22 29 29 29 29 hS Di lu 1 3 J •* 1 11 JJ 2«. H » »»*♦ (•riamili \\ ait-r A I -gf.i ' u 1 u7 1 HA HH ;1 10 99 .n \S irfieli! < andine u uT 9h ou ! ' nknown 7* 55 Slay maker. S 66 1 *nknowr n lo t fiknowfi I >liifiiller I «iw -9 l Ilk flow f , 13 1.1 22 ri 29 29 1t •au *JU 2u 8.1 May ftva k •r. S l'n know n Unknown Ji.lirvaun. AM«I# I. 1:1 74 « Io »’eelrrrk 11 J M i :.s i . ■ 11 u * e ) • s *- l4 »•» 29 i( 16 1 1 22 22 22 29 29 29 23 22 29 11 19 i t a s 17 2 OU î 01 3 55 I Mrk«un. Il H Ifuvry ( S N'nLan, Mary M M au», I . H I louglaa l 97 I (rnmark, J (’. 22 21 22 22 29 29 23 22 29 17 19 VA 1UM 86 K in p le y . Il M ha * ia. Jaa II 24 Unknown Wilaon, Frewlon I* 28 SO 01 S 40 lltngham . K lh cl M. R ollins, Il F. I .and. M r* M H F elrar, W (Ii C nknoftti houglaa. J W. 248 2S 21 22 29 24 22 29 Folk. W It Falm er. W. R. s OS ( ra «rioni, (»co. ( *. 20 24 24 22 22 29 22 29 22 29 22 29 22 29 24 22 F illey . U W . Heir* 29 I in 4 4S 22 08 HofTman. II. hollina. A lice R. 7 24 K an n er, K ay S 40 I 07 H a»ley . I*. A t U'Nril. W H 29 U'N.il, W II 25 Tl VJ 25 22 29 IS 01 1 M 4 49 S SS « e o« I« 6» 1 *0 S M • M . s ss » 69 9 T« i as 2 91 S 04 S M 2 64 t 80 8 13 18 93 8 80 s 00 4 48 1 88 T 88 3 80 5 93 I 55 3 86 3 4 £f » 33 21 J9 run * * 2-3 cha. , .'.So cha, w 6 2-3 cha. n lo b * e ............. ............... 209 ft • of a « cor o l nek* of aatg of - 38 * « run e 10» ft, n 209 ft, w 104 f l , e ¡09 ft. S H uf sw ‘g of n«r ' 4 . 35 12 .St^ of I»eg nw rur of v .U of se «4 wf.3d5v >422 run « JUh ft, a J 0H ft, wr ’¿U« ft, n lo l»eg Meg 15 Hit rha m of ne ror of ««•>, 35 22 run * b.JO rh«. » C.W cha. e t*.JU rha, n P 06 c ha i Wwa * 1UJ f i ) Ms g It .It rhe • of de CvK of ||»W 3*5 22 run ■ 6.65 rh«. W P I 1 rh«. n ! l 6 rh«. nely ■long lake I 23 rh% a 5«/“ « b| link«. ■ .<1° p Ml link«, V i" AI I» ft*«. !• r I .J** (h i Meg *0 yd* r of nw r«»f l.f uf fcr • ol nr *4 86 22 run e 10 fL . s 10 ft., W( <40 I I . n 4o ft. lieg r»» ror <»/ it* '4 of n e (4 SO 12 run * J 1*1 eh». * 62 Iks. n 2 11 rh* * 62 link a Meg Ilf cor of u ^ oí nr ^4 ol nr I Jb £2 run • 6Ò9 ft. • w>a ft n 132 ft. w J t J ft. n JOB fi. e 66 ft. n \'j ft. • \L\ It, , 75 ft, 40 I 68 I I 43 9 10 tO & J9 M a is 4 17 I 88 2H 26 83 2V I 16 2« 1 96 29 K »U 29 • 1 U ft. n («• (» l*«lr> til >ei<| ml- i|iv l Ilk fill w ft N tK t , , r , r Meg 641 U ..% of ne ror of a t) t j « e»4 of M r IIrid#. Mrs. A. E . ! K S of •»•S of nw ‘ 4 S# '4 of n » 1« lie f l.JU civ» ■ uf nw rur uf uf «r , IO rh«. n rvin « 2 lu Iva. rha w IU VS ‘ y of ne D of 11 w VA Nw (4 of n e l A of ne 14 S ! ) of ne (4 of n w «4 an«l am•4 of n * ' , of n » l4 • Ne V4 ol n » * 4 S H of ne V4 S h a cha of w 1 6 a of œ •4 <»( n* 1 W lo a of ne H ol «r •4 N w ‘ 4 of l * (4 lira» 1 ■ aij in n w cor « N # (4 o f n * ' i N e (4 of n e )% ol •» •4 W *4 of l»w>4 of nw «4 K H ol ol " * ‘ t °* nw 14 Hw)| of neH am i e(^ of • » ' <»f nw *4 of «r 1s and * H "f 0 0 k% of nw t S * > ol n n w 14 ol ■w •4 N H of nw H ° f •* * i lieg 330 ft c of aw reír ol run n 40 rda, e N n i* • 40 ni*. 0» N rifa Meg nw cor of •» '4 of «w *4 r u n e l3 2 ft.* lt > 5 f l » M J f» . n !••'« ft It. f at »lake» ** liti* uf l'uttli« r«»»«j I« ».) mi*» tu Maltinti»! at {»oifii itif frt»nv Form un c and v* ‘ 4 •«*• line run « 15* r ¿h • K3U e 1354 ft. to tH>int un n and •4 - c ae*c lin« n 1° vk 377 ft to 0 and i (hat line n 69° » 1341 H. to l*rf ( p art w ol R y ) . ------------------------ ---- - . I l r f 15 fl. n and 15 fl- w of ew ror of aw'd of tiw >4 nm n 435 ft., • to e lin** of «aid 40 arrr». a 435 ft . w to !»rf <lew« pl«*rr in ne cor 2 o l ft- e ami v* !»y 196 ft n and at It. * 15 fl. v> and 245 ft n of w ror of iw *4 of n 6 I 4 run w 2M it . n 196 it . r 261 It , • 196 ft I Ait 3. Murk A 4. 1»1«Wk fl Meg 13 5 rhe » of ■«* re*r of tu 4 ..f w , run n 20 fh». » 6.95 rha, * Jo rite, r n 95 rh» Hub d l*. of **f m 1i frtu rd rd In d erd by 25. page 51. O range rounty ie<orda 1 a»1 12, aub div ul a e *4 ol a e 'i l ark Mr* N S a in a-j. on ke ror of n e 't of n e lA S m ith . Frank H w l i of nw >4 of *A (Uvea J a m * « ro n |)»nn A Skin* IL g aw cor of n w *4 of n e 14 run n 250 ft., NVvktnn. ('h at. M . ih m c a a to D k » Invabur, «oly along water of lake lo point due e of lief, w to bag All of aw)4 of w of R y . and all of nw ‘ 4 Or lam io W ile f A I J f h l ( o. of a» 14 n of lake, and all of n e tt of e * 11 . lean H.70 cha e and w f»y 5 70 rh» n and ■ in ae cor) F. 17 a of °* D r‘ i ol n0K^ ( 8<iul<Jl>crg N#)| of a<al 4 (leoa l*eg ew cur run n H 10 I >»via, IM» K cha, • i \ i cha, a 3 1 ° e 2 87 rha., a 5.55 cha, w 6 cha lo b e f. and lr«k« l»eg 710 ft. w of ne cor run w 6 1 4 ft. In nw ror of «aid • - 4 0 « . a 2-3& ft. e 614 it . n 235 ft to U f, and lean e 650 fl.) l i e f 200 ft. w of ne cor of n e '4 of »w ‘ A C o rn ell A Davi» n m w 150 fL . a 1321) fl.. • 150 ft., n 1320 ft. N V. Abbott*» aub d l*. recorded In plal book A. page 6. O rang e county record« |Aitw 6 ami 10, AblHiM'e «uf* div. J >aniel«. Wm. H 1 a)l 13 (In « • 100 f t ) N F A blm tt'a »ub O rlan d o W itrf A l .i f h l dlv. Fair O aka and Iv an b oe. recorded In plal l*ook II, P a n 138, O ra n fo county roeord» |A)la l to 4, F a ir Oaka and ivanboe O rlan d o W'alrr A I J f h t ( o. l ie f a t Irtm l»o»t »landing 101H ft e 192 ft. D u d ley . Martha A a of nw cor of run n J 9 2 ft., • 312 ft. to creek, running from l * k a Ivan h oe to l»ake Formoaa 1 a v iy along aatne to point • of beg., n SO fL to lie«.---------Reg at >4 eec poet on w U irv of Urlando Wat rr A U g h i Co run • 2 0 cha, n 90 Ika, « 4.45 cha to center of b ran ch , nwty along center of branch 4 cha to m outh of aam e. w 1 3 H rha to are line, a 4 cha (leva Hv). I leg ne cor of n w lf of n r t 4 O rU n d p W atrr A U g h i < o. run w to na cor of lot I , Fair Oaka and Ivan h oe. a 160 ft. e to e line of «aid 40 a n 160 ft to beg m l ------------------------------------- klod th e blow . 9 10 3 23 I 29 3 SS I 1* ZZ Z2 ZI „ 2Z .2 3 S h r r » r I \N K illwn • s JiehiifHifh Mr« M • Porca Neceaaary. It Isn’t enough to bit the nail on the must aome be ■ head—there — - v .y w u a i be UV BUU1 Q 4fore» V ( k f UW 15 1" 10 Mo rt da H a n a l a rl u m ,( l l r n r i u l m l ta*w r t a tlo n , f rr or dr< ! In plal l»«*ok I *. page 42 O r a n g e f e u n l ) trrordm Show Strength of Character, High cheek bones a re said to Indl***• tr e a t strength o f character In Dènti, II. r . ■ome direction. Krrnm ndrf, II. 0 . Booka. A home without booke, a home wlthsnt llbrariea, ia a home wltboul • 3 S3 Und \andcriKH»ls add la Mailland, recorded in pUl book II. page «O I (range county ricorda. I ajIm 12 lo 2V, Vanderpool a add to Mail land . (lafk'a add lo MallUnd. rrcurdr«1 In piai book A. P»4«* 133. Urangr county record* 1Ail 3, block l, 4 lark*« add lu Maitland IasI 4, block I, ( lark*» »«id l«s M»ltUnd LalontUIr Lawrence*« Mib dit . recorded in pial book |>. pa^e 25. Orange county rwrwrda. IaM» 9 and 11. block 2. Katovyitlle lAila 21, block 2, Katun ville Su>ff) U II R e sto rin g B u rn t S te e l. The folluw lng p ro c e s s will re s to re lim it s te e l Mix w ell to g e th e r four poumle uf flno w h ile sunil. h alf a sound of aal a m m o n ia c , a q u arter of i pmintl of co p p eraa . anil h a lf a pound 5f re sin , all p u lv erized . W hen th e tieel Is hot, s p rin k le w ith till* m ixtu re 7 I It 19 01 K S of l° l D , il«wa 54 ft ol! n aid*-1 Ma/t E ly . » 'M i l l . E ly , 3 12 02 2 00 2 00 I 07 run e 16S ft., * 20 ch*, w ICS It., n 20 ch» — N#>4 o l v *M ---------------------------------------_____ 23 21 29 .....EH olawH ol a»ht and *)| of w)y of awhi of aahi___________ _ 24 21 29 ___ Nwji of aw h i....... ......... Hoblnaon, M . P ______ 24 St 2« _ B U of n a>4________ _________ ______ C a rra rd , l*w l» P ...... ..... 25 21 29 ___ h w f i of n ahi (laaa 4 S I fl. r and w by SSI Simmon., W. E. _ _ 8S& T h e M a tte r W ith T h em . fl. n and a In nw Cor, and 10 a In ■a cor) . _____________ "W h a t la th e M a t te r W ith O ur P u b ­ 2S 29 lieg. ae cor of nejg ol i« <| 2S 29 lic S c h o o lr * la th e t l t i e o f a page a r ­ Jarkaon, Wm. II. run n 49.f£l cha, w 5.02 ch». » 30.90 ch», »66« w 12 ch». a 33« r 1? ch». « 6 1) ch» tic le In th e S u n d a y Isa u e o f th e N ew Fackwo«d‘n »uh dlv., rrcordrd In pini book York T lm e a . W e s u b m itte d It to a I). M|r 26, O fsnjr munir record». high sch o o l boy w ho ahall fo r th e Schararlf. S M. KH of lot 6 (leso e 15 (l . hlock A. Farkwood»' aub dlv. p resen t b e n a m e le s s , and th is Is h is lief 42 ft. • of nw ror, loi 9. block A. Fark Ely, S. Mill» a n sw e r: " T o o d og-gono m an y of th e m wood's «ub div., run r 3¿ It , • 111 li fs S bdry ol lot 8, w 35 ft . n 114 ft uln't got nobody th a t 's h eav y enou gh Ixït C, block K. Park wu.nl'. «ult dlv llanrllmr, Otrllr to play c e n te r .”— C h ic a g o K ecord Her- T homar. I* II lot 3, block (¡, I'ltkWTvod - «ub dlv Itot S, block lì. fackamnt « «ub «li. Simmon., W II aid. Why of aa*i of nw l( Enior A lUynra 341 21 29 pf . a 14 of n»h-4 vnanuwn ..........- , ___ - dl* 21 29 ,AT - ' N ) ol i*rlr) OvorwUwol ('rata Co. - 32 21 29 .SI I of BW>4 of nw >4 32 21 29 In cre a a ln g U s e o f A lum inum . Hnr4 nostri M. R. ... Ne H of nw>4 of _ JJ 21 29 JU um lnum h as b e c o m e Indlspenaa- MUW, MH. A. K ?_____ W of n r «4 and » *• { of ngli w ),o l 31 21 29 JWU s» of »r U „ . 36 21 29 ble In tb o c o n s tr u c tio n o f a u to m o b ile s, w S ° f 0 W>4 of K>f W ...... 15 21 29 d irigible b allo o n s and a e ro p la n e s . O ne Unknown O v r n ir w t Turp. C o . 35 21 29 Hrf 230 ft. n ol mmri>r of «w *4 of nr >A lr* ZI 29 of Its u s e * In th e to x tlle Ind ustry la Ely. H Milla_____ run n 174 fl., w 416 2-3 fl . ■ 174 fl (he m aking, In c o m b in a tio n w ith s ilk , 417 2-3 ft !( * ( 55 fl. » of gw cur of Library lot run of u b rillia n t fa b r ic , w hich can bo E ly . S Mill. w to Ky. »Jy 2V7 f t . . » 1 4». fi . nWy ì 1 ft, given auy d esire d c o lo r and w hich n 229 ft1 Ati tfuundr«! on n by lut <» VI »itland un r cannot be e x c e lle d fo r m ak ing c e r e ­ K p b llr r it if ; by rhurrh lot on • I»> l«»rfiii> n * on monial costutnna and th e a tr ic a l w ard ­ « by K Marra lui Mailland hlr« Survey, fnnnlrd in pUi robes. book C, page 20, Or an gr «**unly rrrvftl« A m using th e C h ild ren . A good way to nmuatt th e ch ild ren on t rnluy day Is to c u t c o lo re d p ictu res Tom old m agazln ee. T h e s e a re pasted ui in rd board sq u a re s and th e « q u a rts ire fasten ed to g e th e r by p iercin g th em allb a k n ife and th r e a d in g them upon a irlght p iece o f rib b o n . S e le c t plc-> ures of nil kinds, In clu d in g plenty of tnluiale, bird s and flow ers. | 41 .‘u *20 lu 2ti lie f 10.95 cha » o( aw ro r of nwU of n W z» ZI 29 run a XXO y j * . n 440 y*U. w 22U ytla. a 440 ytla to G r w th im Mr» M \ bag 178 ft • ol rv* cvir of aw uf n a w t, Zi 22 M run w 200 fl, a 107 It. a 9oo ft, t. 107 ft. Hanacben, Joe B«g l » 2 ( j ft w uf D* Cur of awV. of o a k of aw)» . . _______ ___ ____1* z< a U run w 196 It. a 1 1 7 ^ It. • 194 it. n 141 ft. Ira* a «4 f t ) ______________ _______ _____ liu d ai’n. W m S t , of at-) uf w h> of nw 14 ol h a*, of a* *4 ol aw ). 26 n 29 llop k in a. A T an.l M artha . bag 11» rur of » h> of a t* of aw )g of n a ). of aa *4 of aw hi 28 n 29 run a I I ft. • 139 It, » «I ft, n 119 ft ( ’in e L O 'flerry liuder « o Itag 200 ft n an-J 9 ft ar of a« ror of * » > . of r.a I . _ ______ ___ run rr «1« It, w 32S It. a 433 ft, a to bag _ (Jnknrrwn bag 90 ft n of aa ror uf a w ) . _____________ ;; r; run n 90 ft, w IB I ft, a 6A ft, a 66 ft, a 26 ft, a Ul b a g __ ____ __________ ____ __ ______ K am v rj'a aub d it., rarwrilpd In plat book 1 • t * f r 67 . U ran g r r o u n t; rrrorda. H am m ond. K. W. l-ola 3, « and S. IUun*wy*a aub d i» ._ _ ____ H am m ond. II. W. I » U ( (lawn a 2««h-> fL ) and lot 7 T(m a 2 4 9 ) t I«). lU ruary'a tu b d i » „ ____ H am m ond, R . W. .Ito la 9 ami 10, Itan 'a aub'di Tu H am m ond, U. W. ary 1 tub • fait 8, llam Itamary'a 1 :. Alwttmrnt of h * , of n w ) , of awI4 IM 22 29 flrrtird rd In plat book t\ paga 71. O raag* rounlr rrrord a ruaby. A mar;» la lx>l 4, A llo U in rn I . llam m u m l, Nora loot IS, »tou rn ant «B ai» ti li-m a' ravUod owb dlv. a l « , , f _ XT 22 to Htrarlad1 la piai book t , paga 42. U rangr r o a n i; rrro rd a . _ I x ^j , Harry . S h ; of blork E . Adam (lib ra » ’ aub dlv. <»rovr*. Mary W N r*t ol aoha Hoaa nhk and laaa wht ol aw )g and tarar tn ta r a it . U ___ 27 X i 29 arry. J . R . W lv of a ia of «w>» of n U of a o ti___ X7 22 29 Jo n tm, Nannie N. W *1 of ar * g of i w )4 of a* J 4 _______ ____ 27 22 29 Dullma, U J E h j ol arhg ol awhg of a a .*4 (bwa I a In nr tur) - ............... 27 22 29 4 M ay. W alter L _______ _ — W M ol n w j, of rw U of aaW _____________ 2 7 22 2« 6 Hmllb, mu_____________ —E 7 (7 ft of n ) i of o f i o f aafa of a»hi____ 2 7 22 29 & H am m ond, It. W. . ______ Ihrg 777 ft. w of na ror of of a * (4 ____ 2 7 22 n run w 129 ft. a S30 fl, a 129 It, a S3S fU__ 1 S m a h . E lla ......... _ - 2 » of n i l of aw*, of a»*g (laaa w 412 I t ) __ 2 7 22 29 H am ilton A («raham llrg 17.67 rha r and 6.S 6 cha a of nw fo r of 27 22 29 run a * 1 )4 Ika, w U l rtia. n~8Îhà~ lkâl r 2.38 r h a Sh o rt, Ja c o b . K H ol n e l4 of nw H . 2a O 29 Î0 Kullrr, Jo h n T S e «4 of u 22 29 Ito A m m ann. Herman M< g 2 6 J M w of ne ror of n e ‘ 4 ul na U 13 22 29 run » lu cha. a 5U(J fl, U lu cha, a 60O 11. I U vrnfHjrt. < I » an.l K U. Ne 14 o( IW ‘ j S3 ZZ 29 40 Hub dit of 4(riami«* i arm i f Truck 1 «., re . oredrd tn plal book |). page 45. ((range (ounly record*. I’tckfor«!. Th«a». tail 23, UrUndo f i r m 4 T ruck I o. (la r k . A K ( o l o t 2S, 2o, 2 - and 28. » 'rtm d o t aini A Unknown — i — W kJU -churrb, Ir» r Meg run Meg run tu l- g nr r«*r of fl w 4 of iw '4 16 * 2 * rh* • 5.’* It, r 2 ‘ , rk v n S¿ñ I t . 5WI ft a •»( nr r»*r •»( 16 * l.t i If, • MaO ft « 120 ft n 160 ft lieg SW ror of M 4 tfl ■» 4 36 run n 14) ft, r '20 rha. • I I I ||. N a 20 •ha I. 10 ft n ami ■ t»y »•*• ft r an<t w tn 11« '•* •• • '»f »•» 4 J* i II Itfoa n • adit ti» t liU m le . fr*u n ird In piai l»u*»h M. pag« k l. tlra n g r («u nit rrCwfda I Aita 11 »Itti 12, Ii Iam k L. Mrowrv a a.Id to <irlim jo It It Mill* era add to O rlan do, I row if o l In plat l*8*ok ( , pagr 70. Orange rwunly record«. < «nOrld «Í 4»arrrlt*« add lo Orlando, r * rorded In plat ln*8»k \, page 77, Orange rounlr rrrorda I ut 2. I ‘anfield» JL «»arrett * add to t tr­ iando t uncord Fark add to O rlan d o, recorded In plal book It, page» 64, 17 and 124, O r­ ange county rrrord a. " lo ta 1 to 10, l*-wa lot 7), block M, Krvt»*d I uncord Fark (alt It), (»lock I . Hrviw il t uncord 1‘ark add I ut I, *2 and 9, l»lo<k t reviMvJ t uncord l ark a.1.1 I •■I *. 1 4H«I I " lil'jlk I M * I**m| I Wlltunl I ark «.td I ».• ( bliH h I ». ft » ««M ( cMicoCtl I'ark a»M i . i . i to . .»-I an d - . M' sc k •. • t»m««fd l*»fk ad»l I 4,t », block ( .. 1 uncord F ark I ola I and n, block K , ( uncord Fark lAit I, block 1* C oncord F a rk . ( 00per S M artin '» aub d ir. recorded In plal book A. page 20, O raag« county rrrorda. N 5 7 H ft ‘tf l*»t b, t aopvr A Martin a add to t (riandò P r l a n r ; A M rla trfm s n 'e «ob dlv . reco r­ ded In plal twMik |(. p«gr a. Orange ru u ld ;t tfco id « In t 4. I*v|.anc: 4 a pub dlv I Mr k won *a l i r a uaion wf pari of J 1 It avi* add re c o r d e d In piai b«*ok I . pagr 112 t (fangt cu un l) i r n t i d t VS I I ft uf lot I . I'»» ItHtfl a IU-» U I |u II I»f lot . I til keun • |l*»M4»n ) IAÌ ft of lot« 7 aful IV, htekaon s lUvuiun h it « bea e M) ft . |)»rkaon'a llrvlsem Ita ti« «dd. to O rlando, recur »led In plat l»ook It. page 51. tlr a n g r I ounly rrcorda l»»t I I , Mock A. i*a * i» atbl tu Orlando Mice K Daniel « »<id. U» O rlando recorded In plat book D , page 95 . O ranga rou atf recorda. I Art 5, block II, h a n te l'* add. lo Orlando J . ( . D enm ark'» add. recorded la plat book D. page M , O ran g e county record» I Atta 1 to 30, Iten m ark 'a ad d — __ — II II D ir k v tn 'i *ub d l*.. part of block 4. Sum m erlln'« add. recorded In plat boak D. page O rang e m unty record». I Ait 6 and 7, Il II T d ckaon a aub div. II. t' D ann’* add lo O rlan d o, recorded In plal book D. page B2. O range county record» 1Atta 7 and B, h arin '» add. lo O r la n d o ---I Ait 35, I (ann a add ¡Ait 12, K an n '* add Alke H Da»ct*a aub d l* ., recorded In plat book I), page 18. O range county reewrda. 1Ait 15. h a v r t'a aub d l* I >ot 16. h a v rt'a aub dl* I tit jo , I tav el* sub «Mv I A»t 21 anil *2*2. h a v e t'a aub dl* I aiC 23, h a v et'a *ub dlv IA>t 24 and '25. h a v e t'a tu b d l*. D em yscy'* add. tn O rlan d o, recorded In plal book A. pago 28. O raag« ruuafy record». Io ta 17 and 21. block A. l>em p«ey'i add. Meg 147 ft and 8 m ehr« w of n« nor. block |), 1(erenory'a add . run aoly 623 ft. w 86 ft., 1Ó Incbea. n 523 ft. • 146 ft (Uua n 332 ft) .................... — -lieg 147 ft w of n« cor, block L), Dempoey'a add., run w 80 ft. a 333 f t , • to • lm# of (Miro lot, n to b e # .. (Atta 3 in 4. block dock tI Il . D tvnpary'a add— D cL aney'a add. I« O rlan d o , recorded la plat booka II tl* i , p *g M 21 ta d 71, O raag« county reco rd *. 1A>ta 4 and 5 block II, D u IjtD ty 'a add. — 1 Art 10, block II. IM -A D ey'a a r i d ............ VAf « W ater T e rra ce , re co rd ed U plal book D. page 68. O rang e county _lx>ta 10, 11 and 12. b lo ck I I , Edge W ater T erra f t . I aH 6, block b, Edgo W a te r T o rra r » ............ Joh n Farr*a add. to O rlan d o , recorded In plat book A, page« 78, O r a a g * rouaty rrcorda. F. 34 ft. of lot 9 and 12. and 41 fl of lota 8 and 13, and e 57 ft of lota 4 and 17. am! *r 25 ft of lota 3 and 16, block A, Karr * add. to O rlando --------------IaHj 3, 4 and 17. block 11. Karr'* add ( «oodwla'a add. lo O rlan d o, recorded la plal book II, page 40, O raag * ( •«■*! ^ L ü 7 ,M * c k C , Goodudn * _ J « t IT, Modi C, Owodwlo ■ nl<l- ----------- 22 2* U J* It 29 cor 22 V Ivi 1 86 2 ft0 II J* IU 64 t 10 2 93 1 eo is 14 i u « tt a tt 16 »S I) 80 8 64 6 60 9 00 M M f t J4 *7 19 8 14 «3 94 64 94 1 00 I 41 XS 0 4 Z4 XS X 00 X 00 2 00 17 t t 4 10 6« SI XS I S 41 i t 19 0 4 I 64 IU 64» I t 09 I 06 I 74 9 74 is ts • 10 19 »4 4 SS �R I P ia a iM .' M iiM H H H I .1 • t* • 1• *V - »* 5.a' ; • • •' tv « . «T c * . »T fr*1 * -- THE SANfORD HERALD B o s to n ia n T L earn * H u nt, I e ith e r T . ____ llu n t, t u ü u r T — .. S o m e th in g . (irw n . Noah Tbo folly of Interfering with a O ln lack , U O . . nowaboy was Illustrated on Hanorer S U ttm tk , L O ______ 4«rb u ck , U G •treat A well-dressed man took tc SUnknown task a newsboy who waa crying a Thom»«, Pot or ____ fako extra and read tho riot act tc him In fine style. The boy said noth 4n g , but when the man started to run R h n lr . H enry . ------- -----for a North Station ca r he raised the cry of *'8top th ief!” which waa nl W hitman. A. tl. once taken up by aoveral of hts com panlona, and In a moment an angry Whitman, A. I I . . crowd waa at tho hcols of tho luckless o n e , who waa forced , to take a trip llu a t. Euren« . to the station house before the ihattet Hillmann. II.___ Waa cleared up.— Boston Journal. U nknown Claim the Oldest Language. W illiam «. R acha»! It la asserted by tho Basques that their language, which bears a strong resemblance to certain North Ameri­ R am ekin «, K . ------can dialects, la the olddat one In the 'world, and was spokon by Adam and D o u fla*. E . A. B re In the garden of Eden. They also boast that It la tlio most difficult of Denn. B . I . -----all languages to learn. According to a native legend, tho devil llved.among the Daaquea for seven years, and dur­ Rowland. Anni* J ~ ing that time learned only two words Cal vert, Mary W.... of their tongue, "bal” and ”es.” "yes” and "no," and these two words ho for­ got within an hour of leaving tho Hawklna, A. M . eboatry. lau. II. P.------- ■ Quinine In the Good Old Days. There 1* a wholo lot of difference In Johiuon. Annie -----the prlco of qulnlno now and 60 years ||*nder*«n. Martha (I ago. Then It Bold for $6 and sometimes moro an ounce. Now It can be ____ bought fyr one-tenth of that amount. * . w. ». iryn»K? . The W quInltlg'Wfl# taken In — -----baked apples,'slippery elm or anything tbat-would cover up the stuff and part­ Munro#, Ja». .— ^ ly dlsgulso tho taste.— Madtsonvlllo Or lam io W ila r L. -U t hi Hustler. Much Timber In Reserve. Tho rich forests of tho Caucasus offer a wldo Held fo r fp tu ro d ev elo p fc . - merit, althou gh th e w alnu t fo r e s ts and tho boxwood fo r e s ts along tho co a st liavo boon fully e x p lo ite d . T w o luin her m ills, ono nt P o ll nnd tho o th e r at Hukhum K slo o , re p re se n t tho hulk of tho lu m b erin g norrU-d on a t pros ent. ___ L ota IS and 2 0 , block Pedagogue at His Worst. I w Ë II iw; F ish H as V ocal O rg ans. P erh a p s th e m ost co n sp icu o u s ex am ple of th e tlslu-s th a t a re c a p a b le of u tte ra n c e ! b the drum -fish, so ca lle d by reason of tho doop, booming noise It produces at will. It Is found along tho Atlantic coast, from Massachu­ setts to Florida. V 1 ¡4 * 1 An Ohio s c h o o lte a c h e r has d ecla re d th a t both th e D ecla ra tio n of lutlopendenco and th e C o n stitu tio n a re la ck in g !u lite ra ry s ty le ll would he too g rea t a risk to tru s t th a t m an w ith e ith e r tho first c h a p te r of G en esis or tho G e tty sb u rg s p e e c h .— C leveland P lain D ealer. i*; / -» ■/- » To Cure Neuralgia. For neuralgia, try wet cloths of al­ cohol nnd wntcr or laudanum and wa­ ter. laid on a hot water bottlo and tho ¥ part steamed over. to O bllgo, "I want recognition as a taxpayer," said the Irate cltlxen. "All right,” said the municipal boss; "w ell send the assessor around to see you again." Hwrvl, \ M Jewe|l, W . li Arta, Sara A I M « tk *r , A loe I'a rk e r, I »orwe) cook. L w Fuller, John T ('o h o o n . 1«- U Sm ith, A A., et «I Sm ith. A. A.. «*1 al Oil«« A llearham T£* ] Procrastination’s Valus. Procrastination sometimes saves a man from making a fool of himself«— Florida Tlmoa-Unton. A ttrib u te o f G re a t 8 o ld le r. Tbo greatest gonornl Is ho who knows when to rotroat and dares to do IL E Íl y H e. Too Often. Tho son of matrimony froqusoUy ’ ta r a i o a t to be a dirndl iira p p . »• -* ITO 81 i’rvocott, J . D.------ 2 2 78 Frcacott, J . D. Hartrave. W alt— . IC 24 13 14 25 22 29 26 IS 2 00 16 Ti­ l l 70 6 71 6 II 6 <U 1 66 2 30 I 07 1 -17 2 00 2 0(1 I 07 I 07 6 76 II I» 31 «2 22 29 9 79 3 66 19 03 2 60 2 60 I 68 9 7« 19 03 9 74 19 33 1004 S 60 34 62 14 36 11 £0 4 16 3 hi 38 22 78 49 i : si - B * * »* cor ol Oran«« and O n tr a l arrw run • #0 It, • 90 lot, n 90 ft. and w 90 It llr« n< cor oi lot t , block 39, ll*id« add., run w 10 It, • 90 It, , 10 It. n‘90 ft. » . .Sylvia* Ite rUion * f llcncdirl IMnrappI* C a 1*, recorded In plat book II, pa«e 99, O ran«* county rw w rda._______________ |yit 23, MyIrta« r»v U ion ____ .. .-. . 166 63 11 70 GiUa. I . II. Fuller. John T o Sapp, G. II—.— Uory, Mari, 1 .. Story. WJ I . /■ N lx>t 24, S y lv ia* m r l d o a __________________ _ U u 9 and 10, Sm ith1« «ub div.......... ........— G ro r«* Stafkry« «uh die., rreorded In mia*, book 4, P*«» IS 4, O ra a « , county rrtó td ti __ 8 2-6 ol lot 6, Goorfo Starkey« «ub dlv. 11. F. Htarkry1« add. to Orlando, recorded in plat book A, p « ( , I I , Oraa«« county 3 66 txnra. E d w . « — 1U« — cor ol a !4 of n>4 of n , ) ) . tó a po point 16 It • run n 10 cha,, w 26.46 25.46 cha ch» to of center of Ily , aoly with R y 10 cha, « 10 rda , and w by 16 rda 23.68 cha (l—■ (k n an a In — cor ) _ . E M o Itm - Mk of « «X) ) --------------------j v j l of na)4 (U— n ) ) ) ----He>i of «w Jt and n , ) ) of — I) •w 1 1 1 1 23 23 23 23 29 19 29 29 2 23 29 2 23 29 8 3 23 23 29 29 6 10 20 6 O r a n « * county ree Andrew«, Wm. Davi», Randolph William». E. D. m», John Adam«, llammiltnn, A. G Spatriava add. ta T a fl. part o f ______ Recordad la plat book D , pa«e 114, O ran «* rounly record«. 1-ot 4, block D. Tiar 4, Spahler1« »dd. la>U 1, 8 and 9, block D, T ier 4, Spahler'« . < i ___ _ lx»t 4. block K. t i e r 3 .'Spahler1«'add. In * 2. Mock E , Tier 4, Spahler1« add I aita I to 6, rilock ( j. T ier 6, Spahler-« l 3« 3 56 31 t l t i; i ti LoU I and 2, block 6, Tiner» plat of l’ Ina I 24 29 i lu 23 lo 32 ta I 3a I 69 S II 4 IT 10 It 31 41 l lü i lu 2 Ui -O I uT I IV I 07 i o’ ■dd T u o a of T afl. rreorded In ptal book F.. pa«r« 4 and 5. O ranxr eounlr record« IroU 2. 4. 10. block 1. T ier I. Ta/l In ta i. 2, 3, 4. block I. T ier 2, T a ll laita I, 2, 3, 4. 6, 7. H, block 1. Her 3 T a ft .. . l o t UI, block I, tier 3, T a lt _ , Seit», Frank R. LoU 3, 1, 6, 8, 9 and 10, block 1, Her 4. Fro*per Colony Co T a ft . ....... L . I nt« 6 and 7, block 1. tier 5, Toft jt n l a r t , Kliaabcth I .ole l, 3. 6. 7, 8, 9 and 10. block 1, Her *« 'roeper Cdyny - o. T a lt l o t 3, block 1, tier 6, T a lt Iluaby, Alo» II Pro«per t oiony Co. L it« 1 lo 10 block i, tier 7. T a lt l o t * I lo 7, block 1, tier 8, T a ll I'raaper Colony Co. I ail* 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, block I, liar 5, T alt l'rto|M-r Colony Co. I-nla l to 6 and 10. block 1 tier 9, T all i'rm per C o bi.y Co. luita 9 and 10, block I, Her M, T a lt Fmd - tail 7, block 1, tier 9, T alt D avi». R F. lo t 6, Mock ¡ , tier 9, T a ll D avia, J II. AH. block I. tier In. T alt i ‘ru«per C olony t o All. block 1, tier 11. T a ll I'roaper C olony C o lo ta 1 ,2 . 4. 6. 6. 7. and * Idock 2, tu-r I. l*ro*t»er ( oiony C o Tail lo U 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, block 2 , tier 2. Proeper - 'oiony Co • Tall Pro*t»er C olony Co Io ta I lo 6, block I, tier 3. T «Il I'rierprr C olony Co. All. block 2. tier 4. T a ll P m *p er Colony (*o All. block 2. tier 5, T ail l ‘r<B(>er C olony C o All. block 2, tier 6. T a ll ¡‘r«|>rr C olony Co All. block 2. Her 7. T a ll P ro-p er C olony Co All. block 2. tier H. T a ll Pro«[>er C olon y C o All. block 2. Her 9, Talt P ro*p er C olony Cm . All. block 2. Her 10, T a lt Pro«p*r C olon y Cu». All. block 2. tier I I . T a lt ...... ¡■rt»«t>ce C olony Co lo t * 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10, block 3. Her I. _ T a ll ......... X ta il I, block 3, Her I, T a lt Underline, Fred Pruafier Colony Co AH. Work 3. tier 2. T a lt Pro*p*r ( 'oiony Co. l o t * 1 to 6. block 3, tier 3, T a lt t a Pointe. J N l o t 8, block 3, tie* 3, T a il Field, John II I ot 9, block 3. Her J . T a lt patten. A It. l o t 7, block 3. tier 3. T a il i'roe|ier t 'oiony * o . Io ta t lo 10. block 3, tier t, I alt lla m m a n , J A I ait 3, block 3, tier 4. T a ll Hell. J k lo t« 1 and 2. block 3. Her 4, Taft l*ru«per Colony t ’o A1I. block 3, tie r 6, T a ti Murdock, Clara l o t 2, block 3, Her 6 T alt Prtmper Colony Co. ______ L o u 1. 2. 3, 6, 7. 8, 9 and 10. block .1. IMr 7 T a lt Unknown _______ ~ ^ lo U 4 and 6, block 3 ,ll*tr T, T a lt Pro«|er Colony Co. -------- lo ta I to 4. block 3. Her 8, T a f t ___ M alrakm , John Io ta 6 to ¡0 , block 3. tier 8, T a lt _ Proa|irr ( oiony Co. lo U 3, 4, and 6 to 10, Mock S, Her 9, , T a il ______ Mrlrakne, John Io ta l and 2. block 3. tier 9. Talt Pro«i>er ( oiony Co l o u 3, 6, 7, S. 9 and 10, Muck 3. Her 1*1. T a lt Proafier Colony Co All. block 3. tier I I . T a ll ¡'metier ('oiony Co Io la 4, 5. 6, anil 7, block 4, Her 1, Tall Wilder, Mr*. Tam p* lo ta 1, block 4, tier 1. T a ft Frtoprr Colony Co 1o ta I and 4 to 10. block 4, tier X, Tail l*ro«|ier Colony Co l o t * 2, 4. 5. 8, 9 and 10, block 4. tier t T a lt Wymann, Arthur T l o t 7, block 4, tier 3, T a fl Pro*per Colony ("o. lo U 6 (o 10, block 4. Her 4 T a lt Proeper Colony C o lo U I to 7, and 9 and 10, block 4, Her 6. T a ll Car*on, W . I I . . . . . _ . l o t 8, block 4, Her 5, T a lt Pro« per Colony Co. ___ ___;---- lo ta 6, 7 and 8, block 4, Her 6, T alt. Proapar Colony C o . ----- ---------- AO. block 4. liar 7 . T s l t ^ ___.•_______ I’raaper Colony Co. -------AD, block 4, liar 8. T a lt Proa per Colony Co. ___ Lot 6a, 7a and 8a, block 4, Her 8, T a li I’raaper Colony Co. _______ All, block 4. tier 9. T a ll I’raaper Colony C o .. . _ All. block 4, Her 10. T a lt . _ Pro*per Colony Co------------------ Lot 6a, block 4, tier 10, T a f t _______ I’raaper Colony Co. . A 0 , block 4, tier l l . T a f t ____ _______ I’raaper Colony Co. ---------- All th at part ol block 6 n and w ol Ily . T»*» I’raaper Colony Co. . .J.---------- la it 6 to 10. block 6, tier 5. T a fl ¡To*par Colotfy C o------------------ LoU/1 to 6, and lot 10, block 6. tier 8, ( T a ft ------B lcd iy , Jr—la E ------ ------------------L ot T. block 6. Her 6, T a f t _____________ S a c k * « , Cha*. E . -------------------L o t 6 , block 6. tiar 6, T a f l l ____________ Pro*per Colony C o .— ------------ LoU 6 to 10, block 6. tier 7. T a flThompaon, M t * K llaabrth.------LoU 3 and 4. block 6. tier 7, T a ft Weta—a, Geo. H. l o U 1 and 2. block 6, Her 7, T a ft Proapar Colony (’* . _ la>U 6 to 10, block 6. lier R, T a l t Pro*par Colony C o .. _ lo ta 6 to 10, block 6. tier 9. T a ft R alhm ann, Elate Lot I, block 6, tiar 9, T a ft Battim ano, H ow ard.. L o t * .!block 6, tiar 9. T a lL . Rathm ann, C. T ..Lot 8. block 6. tiar 9. T a f t . R athm ann, J . E. ..Lot 4. block 6, Her 9. T n f t _______ Proapar ('oiony Co. . U. block 5, tier 10. t a i l _________ Proapcr Colony Col>oU 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10, block 8. tier l l , I’raaper Colony Co. Taft Ix>U 2, 3, and 6 to 10, block 6, tiar 6, T a ft .-----------------------------------------------Lot I , block «, lie f 6, T u f t ------------------8. tier 8, T a f t . 8. tiar 6, T a ft tiar 7. T a ft Proapar Colony Co. Proep— (rolony Co. I’roapar Colony Co. liar I , T a f t ________________ “^ • ¡ r M Proapar Colony Co. Proapar Colony Co. Proeper Cdlony C o . . , — G arvtan«. Prod C .______ 16 11 08 R . oit n «Id, ot lot 16, It. F. H tarkry', add_____________ Ix>t 23, It. r. Stark ey 1« add--------------------Story .{ \VIlUani« »ub dir., part • (Starkey* »dd-, recorded In plat book II. po«* 47. O ran«* m unti reco rd * . i/ita 4 to 11, ami lot (>, Story A W illiam 1« •ub d ir............... . ......... ... .. J «roh Summerlin« add. recorded la plat book C, p a«, SB, O ra a « * eoaaty record*. .7 4 ), of w U of block S, Summerlin'« add. o< • »> fi 0 c - a 47)1 Iti. block I, '*“ • e a Job a W. B u rk *1a *a b dlv. o f i ) i of n e 1) a a d o H ot *»)< Proapar Colany Co. Ixjt* 18, 16 and 19, R. V. Stayfcav1» add.... p (60 (I wid, on , »id* and 15 1/M« 14 and «trip , 29 4 23 29 OI » X -------:----------- :----------_b M of n w )).............. to 23 29 j and a 9 cha of n ) l o f — 1| - » w a tha« t na ror of — If of — U run n 4.94 cha, w 9 cha, s 4.94 cha, a 9 10 23 29 •¿-j J . W. Ilurke1* mib dlv. o t , ) ) o f a w ) f ... . 12 23 29 Recorded la Ml—. book 4, pa«* »87. .............................................. O ran«* county record*. _________ Ixrta 9 and 10. J. W . Ilurke-» tub dlv. Gatlin with llobbu. — b dir o f ne<( t i e lot 9, Randolph1« plat)_______________ 18 23 29 and Ml I . . ____________________________ 18 23 30 Recorded In Ml— bo*k 4, pa«* 177 aad p4al hook A, p a s* 11, O ra a « , eoaaty record*. ________ 1/oIa 1 to 21, G atlin.______________________ IvoU 26 and 31, Gatlin ______ 1rut I (1—a that part w of R y .),(!a tlln 24 23 29 lx>t I , tie— loU 7, 8, 9 and 12 of Uvtn« »ton1« m b dlv ) 24 23 29 1 R e * na - c ——w --« — t i f - - -■ n n ZU. run a 7.7 rim, w 7.7 ch», n 7 .Teh«, a 7.7 cha C. R . T laera alai o f pina raatia a)% of aw !| 24 23 « (a plow boqk o , paca 90,. Pltapw Cal—ty “ Colony Colony 1. II. H allh ’a «uh dir. part l>cmp*cy* plat, .B a * oe eat ot block 2, Summerlin1« a d d ., run w |0 R * • l o t ft, a 60 ft, o 108 f u _ W W o l w H of a w l) of - ) * . N ) j of n*)4 o l nw)«: H I, of — W of n *H of n w ) i ---------------------- IxH IS, John W. Barba's mb dlv.----- Simon«, R o b u . VoHmtr. ------ ----- C . K -----Prlm akoS. lt. D. i’raaper (Colony Co. ___ r. llnkina. T. E. F. lien kin«, T. E. K. 22 Prm prr Cplony Co |‘rcep*r Colony Co i*ro«|>»r Colony C o , county fc c o lti*. FWh, E t U ------------------ 2« t l 26 lurk*1» «ub d iv .. ..Lot 4, Joh n W. Btl »3 6H Atrni, laaac , recorded In pial book A, p a « , SS, O ra a « * Ito», Anni, — Fidelity Tru»t Co. Fidelity Tru«t Co. ¡leave*. J . J,---------I( odder. Kiln* I . . . t 60 » ! _ per, W. «Vi C-- ^ Harper* itaahn, K. Jo*. Maynard. W. J . _ 16 24 19 23 Lot A tlW ^ V -T E 6 a of « H of iw W ot — ) ( Recorded Ml—, bank 4, pa«. III, d «flla — Oraa«, eoaaty t 0 03 lieg 90 ft a of ne cor of lot 1. block 15, Halricka add , run w 60 l l t • 60 (i. * 6*1 ft. n 60 ft. W . A. Hatricka sccund add. U> O rlan do, recorded In pigi book A. page 134. O rang e cwnnty record», a 54 ft of n la and n 3 ft of awt| of lot 3, block I , W . A. H atricka arcond add. I(. K. If eld* a add. to O rlan do, recorded In plat book C, page« €2 and 83 , O ran g e county record«. lieg 3 5 ft e of aw cor of lot 1, block 2G, lU lda add., run n 105 ft, • 45 ft. ■ 105 ft. 4 45 ft . l i e f 46 fl w of an ror of lot 1, block 27, Itcida add., run w 30 ft, n 80 ft, e 3 0 ft, a B0 I U _____________ _____ . . ......S 25 ft of lot 2. blot k 27. |U ida add. Ja ck a o n , A. H. S c o tt, Clarone« ---------- laacM ibarh, M. H. Unknow n-------------- IA»t* 1. 2. .1. 4. 8. 8. * and 10. Mock I. SS •wt O liv « , B ^ d , T ---------- Hyler. IL U -----------Maybew, 8 . J . ------- M organ * oecond mid. Hoy m i «1* H arram ore'» »ub dl«, of of •e*» of ne*| vf n w l* ?» and lot 19 of \\ Ucoi add ., recorded In tsook, K page I f . O range county record» I Aita 2 and I. I'oynta it l ’ir r a m u m add H oyn lj «1- H arram ore'a auh dlv.. part of n«* 1 » of s « b I« If eco» «leal In Ml»« Isaaok I . page 195. O range county record*. I «•( 1 I*»»)r»t* A I'arraniort« «ub div • I t I'n yn ler* add . recurdeai in pial Ituuk * . y»|r « 67 anil IU J. Orange c«*unly record». N ' j of lot J . td»»*k 2, I'oy liter's ».!<! I dH 7, block 2, Hopnl*r*a add J . II. Harramoce*« ad d ., recorded In plat hook <*, paga 58. O ran g e county record». ly Inlerm l Ui nwig of lot l , block I ), I'arram ore's add. 1j Inthrmt In n t of lot I. I>l<»rk I >, |*ar ramore*» add. K 1« »*1 lot I 'lessa • ;|5 ft I, blasek N. Harr a m ore's add \5 and • 15 ft nl e * * nl lut I, block N, Harramore'a add S5 * 4 of lot 4. Illic k I* . Harramore'a add \% A Hatrick» add tu Orlami«*, rrcovde«! In pial book A. page |0N, Orange county r rCuill* 1a»( l. ■U-w* H ft . I«los k 6. H atnck* add K 1) of lot I , Mock 6. H atruk* add of lot I. block 6, Hatrirk» add N ' t of lot 1 an<l 8 ft o(T e »id* of n 1) of lot 4. bb*ck 7. H atnckv add lieg ne cor of lot 1, block 9, Hatrirk* ad d ., run a l W ft-. * 19 ft. n 140 ft, è 19 ft. lie « nw ror of lot 3 . block 10, Halxtrka ad d .. run a 50 ft., * 150 ft. n 50 ft, w 150 ft. W C9 ft of lot 4. block 10. Patrick« add. I aH .1, block 13, Hatricka add. I «ot 4 (Ima e 60 f t ) , block 14. Hatricka I u fH ik ). J*»hn I. I«ot 38 , W Uco» A dd. ------— ------------------W . O . W h ite1» a a b d l*. a f a > l o f a * i t a f a o Û o t m »W.. i I I S . O ra a « « Unknown R earden, A . E . I «oto I and 2, block O, H. A. Miller'* add. lo ( »riandò M D u ck. M . D ... 66 21 „L o t I , G rove HUB add. to (M a n d o ---------S 100 It ol lot 3, and n 7 6 ft of lot 4, G rove Hill« add: to Orlando K irkw ood X (iord on'a add. lo Orlando, rrro rd rd In plal book C*. p«gr 71. O range county rrcorda. ____ l«oU I and 2, K irkw ood.A Gordon'« add to O rlando .. .......... . . . ___ _ 1 I't* 4 and 6f Kirkwood Jb G ordon's ad-1 lo O rla n d o --------J I I . I J v la f »Con's add lo O rlam lo. rr<ordrd In plat book (', page 8. O range count) rerwrdn. ____ L o i 7 . <leen w Ob I t 'o i o 1 29 M) block U - l a .u .g ^ u n 'a add. lo O rlan do .__ J . 1‘. U n a g h « a 'i sub dlv. .record ed In plat book II, page 14. O rnnge co u n t) record«. 1 nnd 1 ik m «5 atf*w aide o i lot 2 ). J . _ j Id U U lM n a »ub d l f . _______ „ I am a « le i. VS Ju d f. U J i hair». 1 1 I nkrioon Unknown Unknown I ‘nknown I nknow n ('nknow n w? K r - 6 10 G ra te 1111)» add. la Orlande, recorded la plat book C , pa«* SO, O raa«* (wtiaty record*. IHWrmwn ln« tt O ria n d a ----------------- -— — — — L o u 32 . 33, ¿ 4 (n 7 R o l lo t 8 4 ) T . O . A A. K y . ad d . to O r l a a d o _ .------- ..B e « . *w cor of lo t 18, run * 76 f t , n 163 It, w 7 6 I t , ■ »63 R . O . T a y lo r , add. _K M * t !o f w 100 ft of ■ ){ Of lo t 8, W h it,1* aub *ilw - . ,, * — W ay's add. to Orianda, rocoed^l la plat Sau n der». W . M e t)----- ..U e f. 7 6 It p o l n * cor o l lo t 6, Ilarriaon 1« add. run w 176- f t, • 7 6 I t, e 176 ft, n 7 6 f t _______ :— — ---------------................. b dlv.. part o f nw U o f •« l 4 Sm ith. A. J- A A. A----- Cummin», A--------------- ......Ixrt I, Ilarriaon'« add... N. I». M U K c . Dow. Cha*. P . -------------------- t 30 11 80 II. C. Ilarriaon1* add. la Orlando, rtcorded In plat book C. pa*« S I , O raa«* rounly \ W illin g 12 »4 record». Ile« 162 It • ol nw nor ol lot 1, block add., run a I OH ft, w to a point Hluebey'a i Ì2 3 ft • ol *w cor ol n 103 It. a lo b *t — E l* of lot 2 , block II. H u * bey1* add. — .. (¿rover J A H larburk. I. <• Avoid F its of P a ssio n . Tho very Instant you perceive your self In a passion, shut your mouth and keep It shut until your blood cools Thla advlco, If always followed, would save many a llfo of bitterness and of deep, Incurable anguish. « tw . u u Recorded la ptat book A. p a ** I » . O ra a « , In .platI book A, ' pa«* ■ “2 f , O ~ ran«* rottali L d a a Jil-. K* U Tarriah. l-h aa Irv in e, A n n » K ('o h o o n , 1- II cm 22 13 j. I'. Ilu«bey'« add. la Orlando, recorded H arker, S it. Harlow, 13IUIW J 8 » ft 22 43 M r fa u l« »ub dl«., recorded In piai buoi II. page 58, O range county recorda. N S ol Itila 1 and 2. M c F a u l’a tu b dlv M rl.eod*» »ub dl* pari of l*alrlrk*a add . recorded In pial bsaok, H page I IN. O range ruunl) record» I sil» I and 2 i le a r |0 ft of lo( 2» Me| «wM| • S u b div J J . M errill ** add Ui O rlan do, rreorded In pial t»*Bok ( . page 70. O range rounly record* !«ot I. ld«M k I,J J M errill * add I All 2. Mim k .1,J J M errill » add of Iota 5 and 6 lima n 25 ft nl lot 6 l. Mock 4, J . J Merrill*« td il. H« g U fl » of nw rt»r nl lot I, Idi» k % J J Merrill s «d-( run • 'to ft, r Ta ft. o Jn ft, w 7» fl V 1 I of lot I,block i*. J J MevrtU'» add H i .10 fl * id nw r«»r of lot l !>1<mk 6. J J M errill'» add . run « «*11 ll. r 78 ft. n -It fl. w 7H ft S M M organ'» adii, lo O rlam lu, recorded In plat book ( . page Nl O range county record» p I ««(• *0. 27 and 2H Mt»rg»n*a a l l l o t * 42. 4.1 anti 4%, M o rg a n * add I »il lb, M organ * add I n i s 59 anti W), Sforga i•I•I l a»I 52. Morgan » add IAtt 5 J. M organ's add \forgao « ad<l l*r»| 55. Morgan ■ add IA«t Wv Morgan * add I a»« 6 |. Morgan'« adtl M org an's »ccond add lo Urtami«», recur drd In pial Iwok l l , page 87, O range county record». Her Motive. Harlow, 1 . J . Pretty well all tho big tilings wom­ en do nro dono for men, I believe. I ¿«tig, W . K. Foolish It may bo, but I suppose It's lamg. W. K. human nature. Wo are made so, and IA-WI*. J. M I a-w U, J. M. must put up with IL — Hubert Hlcbsna. So. r u . J . M . W S c a t add. la Orlando, recorded la pUl book C. p*<* * 4 . O r a n * , eoaaty record«. Hillman1« add. lo Orlando, recorded In pl»l book O, p »(* i t , O ran«* county record». ___ Lot» t to 8 and 13 to IS. Hillman1« add. liarkvr. •»*■*• A J 3 66 » T» dad In plat book C . pa<• 9 9 , O r a n « , county reco rd *. Orlando W ater * IJ«h * Go— l o t 9, block I, H u nay A C o o k 1« add— recorded In pial book II, page 65, Orange coorti/ recorda. W , o( loi 2. MllU «uh (Ut. IV ater. M n 2 31 lluaacv .t Cook «dd. to Orlando, recordad In plat book, II pa«« 71. O ran«* connu record«. Sjirir. Mary J M ankind Is a lw a y s happier fo r h a v ­ ing been h ap p y ; so thnt If you m ake them happy now, you m ak e them hnppy tw enty y e a rs h e n c e . t>> tho m em ory o f It.— Hlduey S m ith . 2 00 77 2 93 S tu c k e y , I . D — county record» II a r te y , W illm Begin to Do It Today. 3 66 W I» ot lot 10 i lorn be* ow cor run a 70 ft. • 10« ft, • 100 It). G ould* add--------____ (.o t I I , G ou ld1* add---------------------- ---------- , I Hillman1* «ccond add. la (M a n d a , pari of G ilb ert1» recorded In plat book I), p a*e «5. O r a n * * co v a ti record«. ___ |,oU 13 and 14. Ilillroan1* —eond add. _ ___ Ixil It. (L— » • 30 I t), H illm an 1* *eaond add .’ . — — ... — --------------— • ...I«ot I , H illm an1« —rond wd*l------ M uM ih*. Ja« I r<aalr> 6 66 _ L o t 6. block t ) , O o o d a la 1« add. .......— ___ L o t », block D , Goodwin1» a d d . ---------__L o t 12. block D , Goodwin'• add. ------. l o t IS, block D , Goodwtn1« add. E . It. G u n b ;1» add. to O ftan d o. irco rd cd In plat book A, pa<« 11. O r a n * * rounty r e c o r d * . _____________ . . —... ■ _ a 26 ft ot • M 2 tl ol lot 4. G u nby • add llc n ja m la G o u ld , add lo O rlan do, »»cord e l In plat book C . p a ( * » I . O ran «* Helluwa. I } \|sa/gan. S 6 20 U>ti IT and IS. block C. Goodwin'« add ..LoU I« »nd 16. block C . Goodwin1« »dd Lot 3, block I). Goodwin1« add. ml, I -»tir» \ New E xcu se fo r H usbands. H usbands who spend tb e lr e v en in g s hitting tho high sp o ts, e n c o u n te r dim cu tties In (Hiding th e d o m e stic k ey h o le nnd hang th e ir b o o ts on the gas (lx tu ros, uiny now exp lain that they have b een afflicted with e th e ra l a sp h y x ia Now York T rib u n e Schalt« add. to Orinada, u c a cd a d la »U t book A. p a « . 61. O r a a « .c o « a t raconta. I« ta 18 and I I , Jk b u ltt add-, T . O . and A. »V. add ' O rlan ' d-C 6 66 C. G oodw in1« add. 48 62 is *a 140 18 tl— 4, T a l t . . liar 4. T a f t block I , Uac 4. liar S, T a ft ti— 8 , T 1 a fU . i. E. H _ Colony Proapar Colony Æ Proapar (jojonjr I’roapar Colony Co. (Mlony ( N aland. GaoTfe. Henry, J . O_____L Sm ith, Frank E . — Wra. J. “• i h î  : . tiar ,U 4. block B , l Mr 6. block B . U - r f Ä hi - S . V , ,^ U t V ..i ’ a íta r : Ä I . T « R ----------------I . T a f l ---------------1. T «R ----------------L T u ft__________ r . '« . ''! i si .- to : ‘. j t o* : vi J 23 i t* I IT t *: i <* i VI o: i i» tu 1 Vi I 14 i vv 1 vv 3 21 I IT • ou : 4i I 9* I »T f II l t* I 4» I H* J Jl I OT I «T I 0T I 01 1 Vi : *' i «i i oi I 3 3 3 J it 45 Vi M 1M 41 3 31 40 J J •« 41 44 44 t 11 . 'I ÎÎ 01 J 44 1H > H 1 44 J 44 « i1 ri 1i ri ÎÎ iR i #i i ri �j.- ' ‘ f i l i SANrORD HERALD Pruaner Colony Co S tep h en *, (ie o . 1 . _ S to rk . M rs. A. J . C o v in gton . A. W I> elf. T h o *. (J. Ila y d . W m . W ( o n U s. I . T . . . P rosper C olony Co H arrin g ton , W . ||. I ls r tlr , r. W. S h erm a n . K. C .._____ Pro*per Colony C o . . Brown Bread Baker. Mayor Oaynor waa talking to an advertising agent about advertisement writing. "I Ilk« the literary style of the average advertisem ents,” ho aald. "Even when advertise manta exagger­ ate, they are written In good style. Atkin», J . B. Prosper ('o lo n y ('o . The best advertisements don’t exag­ gerate; but thoro are some few adver­ W iUon, I L C ........... .......... a y lo r , I Airy A. tisement w riters who seem to think TProeper ('o lo n y ('o that In their line of work; a llttlo e x ­ LU Jrgren THgedI . _ aggeration does “no harm. They re­ Pro»p**r C, olony Co. mind me, In their mistaken vlowa. of Prnaper ( 'o lo n y (*o Prosper ('o lo n y L o a miner. Tho -minor was passing a Prosprr ('o lo n y ("«* bakery with a friend, and in front of I'roeiM-r ('o lo n y (*o. aul. W in. ( » tho bakery stood a very untidy baker. MelW h itn ey , C . J. •Oee,' said tho miner’s friend, pointing Jaanow aki. Hannah Colony Co bis pipe at the baker disgustedly-- Proaper I » » c 'f . H r •gee, what a dirty looking chap to be a iwwt. w y I'fn sje ’f ( t»iun> « «4 % baker, e h t’ But tho miner oxplalnod -Xiiurnuiu—V^m. C. with a smile: 'Ob. th at’s aTTifgTii. lie's Pmajyv^T ('o b m y C d Prosper Colony I 'o t the fellow, you know, that makes Urea _ SS brownr bread.’ ** •• ~ ____ I/rt 2 sad S. Work B, tier 3, T s f l . . ____ ____ l x * 4. block B. tier 3. T s tt lx>t 9. Work H, tier X. T « ft _____ lx>( to. block n. tier S. T s ll lx>t, 9 and 10. Work B. tirf t. T i l l l*ot V, block B, tier 4, T aft l*>4 7, block bit. tier t. T i l l lxit* 6 and 7. block B , tier I, Tati Alt. block B, U#r S. T a ll All block II, tier 7. T s fl All. block B. tier 8. T s ll All. block II. tier 9, T aft All. block II. Her 10. T sfl All. block B, tslr I t , T s t t IxH* I snd 6 (o 10. block C. tier 1. T sfl 14. - r i 'olony ( o rn w p pf ( olony i jf <'» B e n ja m in . ( ' I toup. T i Proejwr < obmy » o I 'm lo t i , M sU i I* Shki>|»v||, prvd Z ero *. Il I M adden. I u n if T ln r. J H I 'r t a t e f ( ‘olony « *i S l r r i r An*If* » K Proapei Colony C o PrrMprr Colony Co Proajver (ninny ( ’»» |’f*r*|wr tolony t o Prss«|M»r »obmy ( •• *, l'fus|wr (olony ( » I W aien t. J a nine I Prosper » olony ( «* j Pr«»v In*. Sam url H am ilton. J K j I*r«Mpc*r ( 'olony « •• H am ilton, J H PriMjwr ( 'njonv ( •* M iller .Sam uel K i I'fo s ja r « olony • •• Prue|*e>r < olony • •• l'riM(»rr ( 'olony ( •» I'rnajM-r t «»lony • •» Proafmr ( 'olony ( o learen p , ( ’ r * ‘«dlhurM. r I * I'rowfwr t ‘««Inn> • •* I l a z i e r Jartil* r n » | e r t olon , ( o Brow n, It. C •»at »nan. Jewel«* M J'r***jM*r ( 'olony » •> M rW ilU am *, A li Prua|»er Colony Co I'ro»i*s*f ( ‘olony Co T f a* > . k a t h . rim* B ro th er *r. \\ fit lieil**y . A»*«1revs Unknown Sw# n tJe ll \S ft. •lr Jie* no • 1’ft*• a»»»' • • Prie per • <•!.•».» » Bu« kiiigbaMi r v« • rab itlr l a » » » i »..!>, M et* 1 PriMiirr ( «*b*»«> » •• I'riMper ( «»lony ( «» Krill, A Y' M u o n , ( h u . X! |’rt»'«|M'r ( 'olony ( *o ^rhnWIer. W allrr Alkinsoh, kata* I. I'nwwll, C lara |‘r*»-|«-r ( olony Co I i*nnih|toh. < K M vM *nri. Kr^nk I.Hl h flP l . II K Ihlry A Ku»l|fw I f — |- f ( olony * •• > IWhef.lt A (. HWr.ar.tr VWalt, r M W her.lt. H J M n k h .n l » . II J Jr |'rua|t«r ( 'olony llr u a n , T h o *. A i'r>a>i» r C olony C o S fh r a h lt, S s .ll* H Schm U lt. P it« . A Sm a lley . W alt** W all. Csrri«- E S k s lits k y , J. it I'roarjrt < olony Co. llln -1*. ti« « I Nsraxvtt. I let let t lo en ». W J I >u|ey, N sney A. Pro*(a*r t *.4ony ( *». ite o v ry , Pxlw Prosper t'o b m y C o , p lu s-ten , J . M Mourv, lIsro M W o o d o s r J. O livar A p rio p er Colony Co prnaper C olony Co Pr«*«t»r Colony Co Began Campaigning Eariy. Robert Luce, the newly elected lieu­ tenant-governor of Massachusetts, might be said to have begun campaign Kims. W. IP lt**ra( Allrrvl E Ing at the age of 7, and baa been in Ite r*. C . I L _ ............... polities all his Ilf«. He* was a preco­ Boll. R. 8. — .~— i Proapx-r Colony t'o cious chlltf and hla father took him I’roapar Colony Co along on numerous campaigns, with als, M » ry sre i . the result that tha lad showed a man's H P ro « t« r C olony <'o capacity for reasoning and work long ItoW naonr M rr l* W. B in t, B i t . . _ before hla majority. A t 17 be went Stro ssb u rg . I t . f~ to Harvard and found the studies so W rrtm sn . P aul M . ... *!.*r C olony CoMay that be took up newspaper work SPmroltn . P. 8. for a Boston dally, bealdee doing a Ito u fh . I r s l>. Hough M suit C. large amount of literary work. * P ro ,p a r C olony Co. Srlto rrs, A. M -------C rsrsb sU , fL I * P ro tp rr C olony Co. hrt> Chole of rrlands. Much certainty ot tbe happlnaas and Shorr, Mr». J . K; _.. .purity of our llvss depends on our Proa par C olon y Co. Prosfw r C olon y C o. _ making a wlso choice of our com­ panions and frienda. It la well and ru m ia r C olony C o . . right. Indeed, to be court so us and con­ Pt!nrosper kn ow n . . . siderate to every one with whom ono P ro sp er, Colony < o sn lo er. JoTrn la thrown In contact, but to choosa ‘itro P rosper Colony Co. them aa raal friends la another mat- 8 p oorer. II. A. P rosper C olon y Co lar................ If our frienda are badly P rosper C blooy Co. «hosea they may drag us down; it Proai-er C olon y C o. t> wall they will raise us up.— BIT John Pro^w[ Colony Colony Co. ........................— : «* * * i r t f T « m i i > 4 t M f i T T r 'i - ' f ' t* J •1 * - - a . - ia a e v s Honalough, W. K m » . A. F II hjwtlrr. Jmroti Krim*. K. W Proa per Colony Co Hrown, Thou. A. M cW illiam ». A. II Sim ona, Hobt. . Hrown, R. c D i t r n i n , Jm » ir \\ l)u»hy. Alk» It Provine, Stm uH K. C. Shappell, Krrvl Eras to n , M abel P _ _ _ Zerbe, I I . P . ____ ('ollhuret, Beniamin, C. I» Msdden, IJiale SwenUcll, Wm, Tice, J . It. 2 34 I 07 C a n o n . W It H srnlltun, J . It. [T o*p*e Colony Co. l*ro*[»er Colony Co. B eat, W P. Tlm ervon. Wm. t I'rnaiier Colony Co lls m n g to n . W II M rP su l, W’m II W’sAen. J W lls rtte . P W Sherm an, P t ksw yer. J I. I'roattxr Cr-lony t o M rM sn n . Prank C ochran , P. P‘ W saont I ' W l L . Atkinson. K ate I . . A tkinson, Hobt. I 07 _ v s M urphy, Joh n H ry. K m m i I» K arl*. AH*rr» J M arke Pr<M|»er <iil««»i» < • K en t, N S ( ‘hallinof. Y' K m e ry. M r * ( nerry, A l - Sa va re . M ary A C on ole) A l*rrw lla n .1, F II Stew art T in rr A Tu»rr O 'N e al, W H 3 44 lml»oden. Ja s I l#M onte, J« I 07 A Unknown W atrrb rrry . C K V anw n. S H eanM o. C F [>«wey, C . J . . S ta rk e y . Y ftUnknown Unknown Kobbins A Ham! M urrell. 1» K. h i i V - s s s *.•'<•» • ----------------------- 2 93 I 07 ('tim m er, W . W. D anieli. W W Kmiwiain. J a A .— 4 ',. V anm , A H ----- T ill .AU. block L H« &. T s ft. .AU, block U l t o » , T s ft. 00 Boat, W ( ' ------------ ^ * 7 .o/. 22 21 29 64 e s 3J Id 3d S3 .LI S3 31 zi ¿d 23 23 2.1 21 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 «4 CS 1 33 1 S3 3« 34 3« 34 3« A4 31 3« 3« 34 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 33 63 1 38 1 3d t 31 l 38 31 u lì 21 2J 23 21 23 21 23 23 23 23 34 23 19 14 <5 36 23 21 21 21 U 21 23 23 23 23 19 29 29 29 29 29 29 3« 34 56 34 34 36 .74 34 34 34 35 34 23 23 34 21 34 2.1 34 23 34 23 34 23 34 23 33 23 2 24 2 24 2 24 2 24 24 i 2 2« 24 j *9 2« 2 J« 3 2« 1 V4 J 24 24 J J 21 r* 1 29 29 29 29 TJ 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 ¿9 29 29 29 Vf 29 29 29 ¿9 ff • . Mx. I 2 1 2 2 'A-dZSi II 33 81 31 t 38 » 10 1 S3 1 S3 2 00 1 33 2 31 B 1 1 t 1 t 1 2 t 1 1 1 2 1 1 60 3.3 48 sa »3 33 33 St S3 33 S? 31 St 33 sa 2 31 1 S3 2 31 1 t t 1 l 69 07 38 S3 07 4 17 1 38 2 31 1 31 1 »3 1 «3 1 S3 1 13 1 38 > 38 T—ii'/T I 33 } » I 11 - 9 U 'sa ■ m m W II /4 ¿'J -fd .1 31 ubiti y i olo ny Pfua|«rf ' $ . v. Æ J •’-- - ^j|| H - oboi y 1l'rtvepet 'l ‘olo n y 1i o bm y l*ot*S«7 n 9 Ixand é C o T c í ^ C Ü r r y l i a n Lation „ ■ ■■«r *..xX..L . tx>t 20. P ía l a m í h C ol. Co- <»Ury Plan ta lló n . ----- --------- ------ ( elery tx>t 33, Kta l a n d k C ol. < < P ta n ta tió n -------- --Ixjta 2 4 , 2 6 and «7. Fia I x r . l A ,A C a ( *4»ry i ’la n la tlo n 1xrt 27, n * Land A * ni 1 l'la n U tio n ty |x>l 31, F ia lx*n-1 A < ol < < P l i n t * (ion — I Jo-k irn A llerry ------------ - - * ,1 • »VrltlH) 1l'fMMiirr i1 141011) 1i oliiny 1i obmy Ii obmy « ob.lt) ' •lu» I j Ait 'bi. Pro*|»ef t obmy lxit 41. l ’foa(*aT Colonjr IXH 47. I'r<>a|rrr Colony lx>( 88, j ’ruatiar Colony ixrl 72. I ‘r-t-x-r C olony Co. Ixrl 73, l ‘ro*(K-f Colony Ixrl 74, l ,ro*i>*'r Colony lx it* 74 amt 76. l*roa|»» Colimy lx>l 79. I'r<«!»-f Colony lx>la 8t amt V j. l'r o * (» f Colony lxit 83. l-r-x-i«-« t 'crl«my Ixrl 84, P r-m n f ( olony Ixita 89 lo 9 l , I'r-nirrr Colony ixrl 93. I,r<at|irr Colony All All s , », ol Mr' , ami a 3 a o( a»l| ol **> l t N#>t of * • '« S a * , of i » l i | . . . of M rK Innon brin g ail Ira* • '« af I t " 1« ), Hraog» ttfo r la . All l-lork 23. M rK m n on N a'| ol *w>, -8 « * t ol * » l | -■ , „ HI Josep h . U rro rd rd In »<»• book II. >g* I I I . O ran g * rou n tr record». MI* S 4 a oí w l^ o f lot 4, St Jot Íx.( 33. S i Jo a e j.h , 'Usa beg. aw ror run r n 396 tl. * 220 f l . • 396 ít. w Í 2 0 ( t ) _ lx>( 34, 8 t. Juorph txrta 64. C4. 73, 7 t . and 81, 8 l. Joarfrh _ Ixrt I . B L Jo a rp h ---------------------— I x-t 74. 81 Joaotih N 6 * ol lot 91. s t . J o a o p b ,----------- ---------.W M of lo t 100, B t. Joanph.----------- ------------Ixrt 101. 8 t. J o » p h ------------- ----------------------lx>l 97. 8 «. io ao p n -----ptortda lxn-1 A Col. C * . C ctery fla n ta lU n . rrro rd rd In , U l book C . , * « « I I » . O range rotinty terorrU . IxH 4 P ía 1-amí S Col. C o. (-»Wry P lan talló n . ....................... : — -----|A)t f . , n i lxsn<! A C o l C o. (♦ U f T P l* " Stephens. (»e«i I. Whilney. ( J Jasnowskl. Hannah l>afue, llryon P Prtwper Colony ('o Ilradíonl. Is»u S|>ahlrr. I» H A i’o llefr*. J I '.Trustee Prescott, J. l>. - .A ll, Work I . liar 3. T s f l J I>al*. Thon (ì lioyd, W'm. W Hpenref. Berths W lx it* 3 lo to . block K , tier 10. T s ft lx it I , block K . Her 10 T s lt | »(* | (o 6. block K, (Ur 11. T t f t 1x0« I , Mock I . tlrr . T s tt lx it s2 snd 4. block L Iter 1. T s ft L o t* 3 snd 4. block U t i n I 'T s ft lxitx l to 4, blork I - tier 2. T a ft _____ A U . block I , !*■•» A ProstM-r < oltHi) » o Hoyt). I» H I draper AlU-rt Sim ons. Stephen '*ro«per ('o lo n y Co. 'an n . Annie K 'o v ln ato n . A W. lxit* « sod 7, Mock K .O er 8, T i l l ---------_ lxit a Work K. tier 7, f t I -----Lot 8, blork K. Her 7, T s f t -------- _____ lxit 3, block K. Her 9. T i l l /a «lu» II H ilt*. Win i*»n Na» ban Ixot I. blork K , Her 4. T s ft lx it 2 . Work K . Her 5. T i l l lx it* I , 2 and 9. blork k . Her 6. T s ft — U t . 3 snd 4. Work K . tie . 6, T i l l Tsft A I l*ef IA*fiiitrig»4>ri ( I “ lxit 7. Mock K, Her 5, T s t t .................... " 'U lx.» 12 Pr<M|w r r . •- i am| 22 l/ri 2 4 Pr«w|trr I-.» 2 5 . Pr«ea(M*f l/.r \J Pri«3|»*T l/ri 1.4 Pf• *l*cf Ix.t C Pr»«a|«ef lx.t 11 PfveajH-r i «»t i : 1 r . - i - r IxoU II and 16 l u t 16. P r . - j w r 1dit c Pr«»|*rr l/ri 64». Pr«»|»rr 1A l t S -'»I ami VJ. W S lrrs, Ja» M r ln k r 1 2 00 2 00 1 43 I Ail I I . I'n»«iwr ('olony Itinjgle*. Wm txots 1 lo 8, {.lock K . H*r 2- T * f l |xita l to to (le u lot 6 », Work K . Her 3. ■- t i t s ■i M I Ait 6, Prtwjier C o l o n y I Ait 9 , P r o s p e r ( ' o l o n y I «•( III, p n m e r C o l o n y S w lk r , Is m T s f l _____ — '- I aj ( l. Pne|»er i obiti) - - '( Æ a i 3 00 : I A t 8, blork K . Her 3 T r f t I o l i ft snd to , block K , Her t._ T » lt Ixita I amt 2 . block K . tier 4. T s tt Ixita 3 snd I , block K . Her 4. T i l l _______lxit 4, blork K. Her 4. T i l l ______L ot 1, block K . Her 4. T » t l _ — lx it* 4 sm l 8. block K , Her 5. T s f t --------- X I a *(* 2 and 2»*, Pr«*e|wv • oloti) I A»l »1. Pf«e|wr • olony I .l/tt ^~^*r’ --- |----- ----------- ----1 • l _1 av4 177 f olony 1a>( IH, Pros|>rf C olon> BirwstL C is ta ...___ ________ _ J aX 19, |*r»««p+J Colony r Kadernn, Pnd . , ’ I*0t T2, P nw t^ f ("o lo n y .* T racir. K ath an n « ljr>t 25. prosj»er ('o lo n y I A»L 7!7. Colony P rotberc«. Wm Proa per Colony Co. Isots 23. 24. 29. 30. 33. l«,': 37. 42, 4*. |*pMjier ('olony 3 44 I a»( II Pp»|»er ( obmy Ilslley Andre» I Ail I 1. Pri»«|*er I ‘oloti> Krkha/dt. Mlwvt (, I a»» 4 I. pr«»«|4er ( «»limy K< kh ard t. W alter 1a>t 46. I’fin jirf ( obmy Hair. Margar«*! 2 n W«N*|ward. O A lari 47. Pro*|»er ( ‘olony J 1All* 4F 49. fri» and 55. Pr<M|«rr » d«m) 77 |’r«**|«rr 1 •alt eft > 1 11 1^»t f* 1. pne*|*ef ( olony 1 1»7 fr k t.a r d i H j M 1 «ri .1. I’riwjwr ( ohm y 1 it 7 f .«kbar.lt || J J , I i n l r > . Alnlrww 1 «ri 56. I'rte-I* r » «don> ».• * 1 1 «ria 59 and »•«>. P n e| » r • o4«>n> 1 (l7 lla rth rl. () 1 .1 » 1 r.*» (¡• rv tin i Krw»l • l o t ».2, Prie«prr ( obmy 1 **» 6*2 . Priw|M-r ( ’olony 1 4» W lthelm ann, K II 1 «»la 7»» 7 l. 9o 10«, Priae|«rf » «»I«* 1 (»7 Pr<w*|*ef 1 obmy ( • 1 •*t 1. Pr«M|«e r < ololl) Ú (•• llr lle ) A 1 ktlp 1A*te ; ? arid •“ pr«*«l»*ri » «d«»n> 1 55 Kotilnann, Mrrl«- \5 | a»1« «9 and HO. Priwparf ( olor») jllrfl. Hrnjam in H 1 56 1 .of HI Proa(*er ( '«don y H t m l» u r f , II y 2 (1 W rrtm an l ent \» lx.l HI Pr.~|wr » 'olony 1*.i* *5 al t •*». r » ' « r f ' ••i " » 1 t»7 \S »Irr». J ** U-tt * '. J'rien(«« r ( «t|tifi y 1 69 1ji Pirintr J N 1A»t MV, Prtr*|H*r t ohrii y .11 M iller. S a riit*o-l 1 1 dit* '«I ariti 9*2. |’rt»«|M-r « olony 1 *•* ( ranell. It 1* ( f»ff«^. ( ir^) ) I x . f 91 an.! 91 prm|ver t ••l«»n) 07 1 1A>t 9.' Prt»|H*r ( 4»l«»n) 1 OF H ou fh. Ira 1 > 1 Ot ‘»a. pn»|^f < «»Iony 1 07 H<>wgn, M*u<l • lx.t 1Ufe. Pri«B|*e ( o|»»n> 1 «r; Kiebl. Jo h n II 1 «ri 10». l ,f«*.|V» r I ninny 1 07 1‘atten . \ ll ;* %.» Hali. J h 1 atte I'»*' and 1 o 1' v«j* ja«*» ' olim i 1 * t 1 1 I r.- 4^ r • ••bri.* i V W ym an \ 1 1 .ri I I . |‘r.» 4.er » olony 1 55 \\ d«len. M fi T »"i| » l x«t l Jo, l’nwi»- r ‘ •d««n > 1 :»f. l»«»4y Malwl luit 121 i'riknjw r » Hlirity 1 .56 Prueper 4 ob»rt> • I*»» 1'2*2. pr»»aj»er » olony Dulwy. N anry A 1 69 1/•« 12«. l ’riejw f ( oiun> 1 07 Vullner < aridlnr h Ix»l* 1 lo 19. I'r»e»|»er ( «•biiiy 1 06 PriH|»er ( 4»b*n) ( n 1 «ri* 21 ami 22, Prtw|M*r « olony 1 07 lAwe*nr. F'r 1 «ri. 2-1 lo 46. 1 rt*»j**r » nl'H») 1 U7 I’r»** j*er i ’i»lt«ny » •> 1Ait 4‘.» I*r«i"i»er ( olony 1 UT llurtAMi, lc«•i*( f 1/ri fri». pr««eitrf ( obmy 1 07 llo rtm i. Jn o II 1 «ila 61 Ca> 1'2h. l'rtMiver f olony 4 17 prv»*i*rr I t>l«»ri) » n a 21. 2*2 2.1. 2«. J »•’* )'rio*|*a r ' nlnrs) t «• 1Aita 1. 2 5 H. 1 07 » «*lon> ,J4. -15, J»«. prua|*er 1F l/ita .11. 12. dd. pr«M(ier ( olony i o l I o t* 41 lo ir.. 46 and 49. Truape» 1 o7 Prcwfter <‘olony ( o [ o t * 47 an«l W», 1 n ; Sauntlrm , Them II i x .l* « I lo *HJ. I r«Nj»rf » obmy 1 1*9 |'ro*|3er ( olony » n pr«Mj*er » olony I «*»■ r»| an<l C* 1 M u n lock, ( lara Ix»(* »al, r»4, r»/». 66, Prual»**» t «iloti 1 u; Prue|wr ( olony ( o 1/»t* 6 f to 70. 1 r u« t ***r ( 'olony 1 07 Pr«e|H-r ^ obmy Co 1 ili 7 1, PfiMjaer ( 'olony 1 56 llrunlng. Selm a 1 ..!• V. "» “ 1. Pr«e»|***r 1 ninni 1 ».9 Prte*|«er » *»h»l») • • 1 .il. '5 «r»d .'»• I r . - l - r « ob it k 1 07 i ' ranver M r» 1 Id .t. ■ »4. ’»t 1 f '-J*-« ' 1 OI |’na>i»cr » tib.rik • ' > 1 art. I*tt and 1« 2 l'ri«| ef i wlotit • 1 1 llia *r, Kotina 1 1 1 ait—•« . »«. ino an l i n ! «•• 1" “ «" 1 |'neper » ohm > • I2F lr»M|wr obiti) 2 11 I «sta 109 ( o II». Prtei»er « olony M t-rlaokoJ, Joh n I Ait 1. Prue|»rr ( olony H enry, J . O I A>t 5. Prtwper C olony . llo lie rta. W m . J I Aits n an d 7 . Pr»w|»er C o lo n y M arch, llertiert I . Ixrta 6 sri.l 7, blork i , Her I, T a il I xi lx 5, blork I. Her I . T s ft Ixilx 4. 6. 7 snd 10, blork I. Her 2. T s l l lx.1 10. Work I . Her 2. T s ft lx it* I snd 2, blork I. Her 2. T i l l lxit 3. blork I . Her 2. T i l l L ot* 7 to 10. Work I. Her 3. T aft lx .t 2. Work I. tier 3. T a ft lxit I. blork t . tie» *. T a ft lxit t. Work I, tier 3, T a ft i ot &. blork I. tier I. T a ft lx .l 3. blork I. Her I. T aft Ixita 1 to 10 blork I. t i n I. 1 aft Ix-t I blork I. t i n I T a b I o l 2. I.lork | Her l I all lxit I. l-lork I. t i n l Tati lxit 3, blork I. t i n 4. T a ll lx it* t. 2. 4. snd 7 to 10. blork I. tier T s ft Ixita 3 and ♦. block I. t i n 4. Taft Ixola < snd &. blork I. tier 8. T ali .1x01 10, Work I. tier 8. T s tt lx it 9, blork I , Her 6. T s l t lx it * . block I, tier 6. T s f l lx it 7. blork 1, Her 8, T s l l lx it * 1. 2 and 3, block I. liar 6 T a ft lxit 4. Work I , tier 7. T a il Ixita 6 snd 7, block I, lief 7 , T a ll lxit 8, blork I. Her 7. T a ll Ixita 9 snd 10. blork I, Her 7. T *H lx it I. Mock I . tl»* 7 . T s ft lx it* I , 3 , 4. 4. snd 10, block I. Her «. T s lt Ixita 8, 7, * and ». block I. Her 8 T s l t Ixrta t . 2. .3. snd 8, block I. Her 9. T s f l lxit* 8 snd 7. block I t i n 9. Tsft lx it 10, b lork I , tier 9, T s ft lx it 4. blork I . Her 9. T i l t txH &, block I , Her 9, T s ft All. block I . tie r 10. T s fl All, blork I . Her I t . T s l t l o t ! &. « a n d to , block K . Her I T a ft ixita I snd 2, block K , Her I. Taft lxit 3. blork K . tier I. T aft lxit 4. blork K. tier I. T s lt lxit 9, blork K. tier I. T i l l 1 l'ro n » ff ('olon y i'o . \ * .’*• ’-V.' - ____ P rtn rkoff, tlu ih It S s r k e t t, t ha« K Sp enrer, Il II SlTufnidef, Jo h n S tro ln k ier. Joh n W eta*M. I ieo. II Prosper Colony Ço. Crsblfle J. O. . - 7— lxit 2, t.locl K. Iter t 7 at. lxit 1, liludt P, Iter V '1 at' l o t * I and 2. block f Her • T aft lxit 10. blork K. tier 8. T alt lxit *8 snd 7, I.lock P 'le t '• Taft lx.t t and 7». block l lo r •. T all lx.t t. block P. tier 8. Tat' l o t * il til 10. block P tier 7 I ah All. block P . tier 8. T a ft All. block r tier 9. T a ll Ml block I tier III T a t' Ml. I.lock f . l - 't I I . 1 aft lx it* 1 . to a bbick li. Her 1 1 aft l o t . S and 10. block t i Her | f a l l Ixita 1 to 8, block 1 », tier l. I aft l o t . 9 and 1n. block ti. Her 2. T aft lxit ti, block ti. Her 3, T a ll lx .1 t. S and 8. block t i . tier I. T a ll lxit 2. bbick <i. Her t. T aft l o t 1» and *». block t i . tier 8 Taft lxit 9, bbick li tier 8, T aft l o ta I to 8. I.lock t i . lo o ta ll Mi I.Uh I ti. tier 8 T s lt All. block I . tier 9 T s tt All. block ti tier Hi. T a ft All. bbick <i. tier I I , T a il lx.la I and 2, block II. tier I. T aft l o t J . block II. Her I. T a ft l o t * f., 8. and 7, bbick It. Her I I ah I Ot lo. I.lock It. lt d 2. T * h Ixita 8 snd 9, liliM-k II. her I 1 ah l o t i . block II. tier 3. T a ll lx » 4, block II. Her V T a ft l o t * 2. 3 and 9, bl.ick II Her I. T * h Ixita 6 snd 7, block II. Her I. 3 ah M u 3 snd t . block It. Her 4. T ah lo ta t. « .s n d 4, block It. Her 6. T s lt l o t It), block II. Her 6. T s ft lxit 8, block It, Her 8 T a ft lx.t 2 ar.d 3, h b .k II. Her 8. T a ll J | Ola 7 snd 8. bl.ick II. tier 7. 3 aft lxit 2. I.lock II. tier 7. 7 aft ' |o l 8 . block I I . Her 7 T aft MI l.lnxk II. lier * r«r* 1 X.tx 1, 8. V. amt 1" I.I.M k H 1 x>l 1 btnek il. t —t *« I aft 1 xit bliH-k II. 1 aft 1x»t* 4. Ili— l li tier d 1 af 1 All. block II. to r 1" 1 af» 1 W star*. J . " .. AU. block U 0 *r 7. T a f t _____ _ ____ A lt block U ll«r «. T a f t __________________ All. block U * k r 9. T a f t All. block U liar 10. T a i l . __ L ota 1. 2. and I . block L. dvr 11 T a ft Prosper Colony plal. recorded In plat book I), p> < r. 100 lo 10C. IM , 109. 110, 1 1 1 . O r e n fr r e v n ij reeovd* li)U 1 to 90, a*wJ 104 to 121, Pruepwr ( 'c4ony 64. » lo 100, and 104. lO i. 107, 10.M. 117, 119 to 12‘2, 127 and 12H, Prue(*rr Color r l^*( 4d. Prus(>rr ( ' o l o n y __ I «»( 4S, Proeper Colony l/»t> 71 and «2. Proej»ef ('o lo n y Ixo» 9»), l >rn«|i«,r ('olon y Ixot* VI antf 92, Prosper ('olon y Isole 125 and 12d, Prosper Colony 1a>La 1 (o 9. and Id to 16, and 1H to 19, mil 22. 2.1 and 25 to 36 and SM. 41, 42. 48. 51, 52, 51 and 57 to 64. and 6V to »0 I 11« |*roej>cr Colony . I «ot 12, Prosper Colony Ix O t 21, P ris| er Colony ,I«ot 39, Prtn)*er (*|)lony ____ . I «ol 43. I’fw W f ('olon y . IxoU 05, 06, A?, OH and 69, Prospsr my I«ot 82 , Prosper ('olon y Ix)l 92 Prosper Cob»ny IxoU 110 an«{ 111, Prosper Colony l>>i 112, Proaper Colony Ixots 119 and 120, Prfi*i»eT ( olony I rota H4 to 91. and 91 lo 109. 115. II 2 1. P it , 124 and IW . Pm aner Cohn \j>lm 1 tn 4. and 6. I I . 13. 14. 16. 25. 'U 33. 34. J&, 42. 44, 61, P ruip«r ('olon y lx>u 7 and H, P ra a tx f (Colony l » l a 9 and JO, l^rnsprr C olony _ _ _ lx>l 10, Prosjvrr Colony I «ot 37, Prtwprr ( 'o l o n y ___ 1Ait 3M, Pros|tcr ( ’oUmy ^ — ____ _____ I a»1 41. Prosper ( ¥olony I AilAi 55 and 56P rosn rr ('o lo n y ___ I Ail 59. ,ppw|ier , ('o lo n y— ____ I Ait 76, P r o p e r C o lo n y _____ __________ lx>t 82. Proeper C o lo n y ------- ----------IxOU 85 and 86, |*rtwper ( 'o lo n y ________ 1Ails 95 and 96, Prnaprr ('o lo n y ______ I * t ’<v Prus(>er ('olon y I ajI lOjL Proe|>er Colony .. . y«.*. I Aits 109 and 110, Pnw per ('olon y I Ait 112, lYoeper ('o lo n y . I Aits 113 and 111. Pn»eprr Colony I ajU 52. 77 and 103 . , Prusj*er ('olon y I a>I I. ('o lo n y ... I Ait I I . Proeper Colony I a>( 2.1, Prneper I ’llv I a»( 2 l , Prieper Colony I at! 53 to 56. prns|ter ('ob m y IA>l 19, Priw ier Colony I a»(« 71 anil tj.. Pr«eii«rr ('olony I ai( 73, Prrwprr Colony I a»( 71. P riej*ef C tJ^ny I a«* I, Pf»»efw*r ( ol**p^ "* To . Co Co I'o. P lo o d cn , f . M Bu cking ham , B r a M oor*, Harold Ixw ta, J u . 1xiia 1, 2. 3. t. T. H. sod «. I-Uek K, tier 6. T s lt .................. l o t 10, block E , tier 8, T s f t . Ixlta, 6 8, 7. 9, snd. 10, M orCT:, tier 7, T sfl l o t B. Mock E, tier 7, T slt lo t s 3 snd 4. I.lock E , tier 7. T s ll All. Mock E . tier *, T slt All of block E Her 9. T i ll Ail. Mock E. tier 111. Taft All. I.lock K. tier 11. Taft lxit* I to fi. and It. Iibick l tier I. 1 aft lxit* 8 and 7. block K. tier 1 Taft t xita 7. block K. tier I Tatlo t 10. tiba-k K. tief I T » 1' Irw lx , Ja a . Beautiful Hand. Two charming women were ill» cussing ono day what It Is wrhleh con ■tltutea beauty In tho hand. T h e) dHTored In opinion as much a» th* ahap* of tho beautiful member who«« merlta they were dlacuaalng A gen tit-man friend presented hlmstUr, and hy common .consent the question w-ai referred to him. It waa a dcllcat* matter. He thought of Paris and th« three goddesses. Glancing from on« to the other of tho beautiful whit« hands presented for his oxamlnaUdn. he replied s t lest: “I giro It up; th« question Is too I\ard for me. Uut auk the poor, snd they will tell you th« most beautiful hand In the world li the hand that gives.” . I 07 l o t J . block K, tier 3, T s lt Four la T hsIr'Lfm lt. ( ’« (îw , (Jeo . K. . A cloao obaorver haa definitely es­ Proaper Colony (*o. C|!ony (*o tablished the fact thnt magpies anil Prouver rryv|<pf »'olony Co Message of the Gulls. Hare you met a great non gull beat Ins leisurely up rlvor, b i s wide strotched wings upbearing him us II he were no heavier than n -d riftin g flower potal? P erh aps the gulla dc not como as far as Lew iston, but eight or ten miles down the rivet they are often to bo seen. Who knnwi what they como f o r ? — clams, very l i k e l y or a chnneo to mnke fun of the la n d lu b b e r s . Hut they nlwitys seem l i k e a message from the sea an I f s »lid gray wave had tak en wing to tell us that there are place* where thr world la wtdo and wonderful, and »« might are tho b e a t of re stless waters clear to the «dgo of th e world.— Lewiston (Me.) 8un. 17 84 lxit 7. block 1». tier 8. T s fl . - _I l o t &, block I), tier 8, T s ft . l o t I, 3, *. 5. 6. 9. snd 10. block I ». Her 7. T sll l o t 2, blork l>, Her 7, T slt All. Mock l>. tier it. T sft All. block II. tier ». T sft All. block H. tier in. T sft All. block l>. tier I I . T slt All. Mock K, tier I, T a ll lo t 9, block K Her 2, Taft lxit I snd 2, block K, Her 2. T slt l o t 3, block E. tier 2. T slt lxit* I, 3. 8. block K, tier V T slt lx.t 10. Mock E. Tier 3. T sft A l t bloeb-K, Ttrj-fc. Tolu C olony Colony Colony Colony Prosper Colony I o l*.( I. block ('. tier 2. T sft l o t !>. block C , tier 2, T sft lx>t* 6 snd 7. block C , tier 2. Tsft lx.t It. block P . tier 2. T sfl l o t S, Mock C. Iter «. T sft 1.1 2. block C. tier t . T sft lo t * S to 9, blork C , tisr S, T stt lo t * I snd 2. block C . tier &. T stt lxit S. Mock r , tier S. T s f l ____ . . l o t 10, blork C, tier S, T stt lo t * < snd 6. Mock tier S. T s ll lo t * N snd 9, block tie- f-. T slt All. block C. tier 7. Toft All block C. tier S. T sft All. block C, tier 9. T sft All. blork tier to. T sft All. block tier I I . T stt All. block 1». tier I, T sft lxit 10, block l>. tier 2, T s fl l o t 6. block I), tier 2. T stt . lo t I. block l>. tier 3, T sft lo t 7. block l>, tier 3. T sft l o t It. block 1». tier S. T sft lxit 10. block l>, tier S. Tsft lxit «. block I). tier «. T sft lxit I to I, block I >, tier l. T s fl lxit 7, block l>, tier t. T sft __ .. lxit ft, block I), tier 4, T stt . . ._ l x ) l s-1 to 7, block D, tier 6, T a f t . _______ ..Lot 10, block D. tier 6, T s tt _ . . l o t * C, R, 9 snd 10, block l>. tier 8, Ixilx .1 snd H. Mock E. to r I. Taft lo t J . Mock E. tier 4. T ail Colony C o _____ Prosper t olony t'o . Ixrl 2. block C . tier I . T s f l Ixrl* I snd f». block I ', tier I. T s fl I art* 2 snd 9. I.lock Uer 7. T s fl Prosper Colbny Co rooks cannot count furth er tbnn four. A rook never retu rn s to Its Dost un­ til It Is quite satlnfled that th ere Is no danger near. When four hunters or less departed In succession from a near by log cabin tho rook would return to Its nest oftor tho last had gone out of sight. Hut whenever there were more tho bird lost count a ml returned to Its nest oven whtlo sumo were still In tho hut. Httullurly. sp«s do not count furthor than four, and tho Itoera of the T ra n sv a a l, when they want to hunt (hoao animals, htdo In number* exceeding four Futir de­ part In aucceaaloh In such a m anner a« to bo notlcod by tho apes, who then com# forth and are easily cap ­ tured. Prosper Prosper Prosper Pro»pef Prosper Î J P t o iju r C olony Co. . Qot th# Wrong Forry B o at Ktelnho. A lbert John W jfo ra boar dad at Antworp Ixron lngton , A 8 . n tn gton , Allen S. D»o. 1 what bo auppoaed waa a Lan P ro *p er C olon y C o farryboat th at would land him at hla Hllu. Wm v ern . N ath an bom# town on tho loft bank of tho SPero»p*r C olon y Co. Soholdt,(Wa7« tho Now York Sun. Ho P rtn p rr C v lu n ; t o ro tp er C olon y Co. bad beau Indulging in achnappa and PPro«per C olony t o . P rosper C olony Co. («11 ailooy. -John alapt only ono day. Broapcr Colony Co whloh ahowa that tho atrength of Prueper C olony < o achnappa baa deteriorated alnco Rip Prc-eper (Colony Co K en t. N. S Van Wlnklo'a time. Ho woko up on C h alltn or. I tho Rod S tar liner Lapland. In the Pru»|*rr C olon y Co. E m ery, Mr». A J other day from Antwerp, and naked B o y d . I> II eomobody when tho ferryboat would lir s p e r , A lla rt B tetihen. Sim on gat acroaa. Than thoy told him that l “roe|>er C olony C o be would {and In Now Tork In about C sn n , A nnie K P ro*p er Colony C o nine daya.'.'He aald ho wondered what C h erry . A . 1 . .... C olony C o .. bis wife and nine children In Antwerp Pro*pee P unk. I t i r r y K would aayv 'H o waa put to' work and M cChgndlrai. C . It. Wm. T v u glad to got It. Ho will go back to 8P ugd*t». ita p a t C olony Co. the Soheldt by the Lapland, not hav- Proeper Colony Co. * r w [e f C olony Co. . Ing the allghteat dealre to camp on IProeper C olony Co. either bank of the Hudson. Proeper C olony Co. *53 I » / l i l i a l i '. : » * 1fi , V Vr« n rg ifln fu á M r; • k-iTEo! 4 ^ 9» ' I 8 28 m • ’| ' ■ 08 T# m - fjj 44 II II u 19 M L * I �TttC S A N r O R D jH C R A L O Sudden E nd o f Aged P a ir, T w o old fo lk * a t O ym ple, Queen»la n d .' A u stra lia , dlod w ith p a th e tic aud d ennoss a fow d ay s Ago. W hen A r th u r MorfAD, A^ed »ev en tjr y ea r« , •Aw fire b re a k o u t a t aom e o f h i* fa r m fe n cin g , b e e x c ite d ly ran to ext la fu la h It, b u t a f t e r h u rry in g a few p aced , th e old m an dropped d ead . H is ag ed w ife ran to a e e w h at had hap­ p en ed , b u t th e » b o c k o f find ing him d ea d w aa to o m u ch fo r h e r, and sh e to o dropped llfe le a a cloao to h e r hus­ b a n d 's body. Bxcallent Mexican Shrimps. . The shrimps from the coast of the Gulf of Mexico are of good site, gen­ erally fully three lnchoa In length and frequently exceeding this measure­ m en t «They a re &uch larger than those caught on the British count and tha north Atlantlo coast of the (Jolted States. They are In Hne condition the y ear round and may be caught In tbe lagoons any season of the year with­ out fear of Interruption by nortbors, a t least not for more than a day or so during.any time of the year. _______ :_____________ Valid Objactlon. One of the funniest things that baa bean said in Richmond lately waa overheard the other day In Wept Franklin street. Two colored women were talking. One of them said: "I wouldn't go to North Carolina." “Why wouldn't you go. to North Carolina?" -and this surprising question: “I wouldn't go to North Carolina be-■ cause N orth.Carolina la so close to South Carolina.*'— Richmond Times Dispatch. Priceless Manuscript Found. » P r o fe s s o r K e n n e d y o f E dinburgh u n iv e rs ity d e s c rlb o s a h ith e rto un­ know n M S S . of th o Old T e s ta m e n t, w h ich bo n a m e s th o Codex E d e n b u r g e n sls, w hich ho h a s d isco v ered In th e A d v ocates lib ra ry , E d in b u rg h . II Is said th a t fo r slzo , co n d itio n s and ca llg ra p h y It hna fow riv a ls among sim ila r M 8 S . In an y lib ra ry In tb i world. Harrison, J . F . __ ____ Sanford Farm Frodilo Co.. Smith A M u o y ------------Sehrador. O. W------1___ _ Moth A FUpp---------------Vaughan, AWx.-----------Drown. Anthony W. —, WakrlWId A Harkworth Footer, Darto. - Allison, J. X . ------ -----— Hall/ Frank McBride. W. J . . . Unknown. Unknown. Lockwood. Chaa. Wilcox, J . W.-----Canady,' C. M — DeCamp, Limer Durham; Irwh Seeking«. G««. Aleran der, I. L. Frica, J . W___ Unknown----HoL l P. N---------- Hat U . C . A . ............. Gana, Wm............... Stuart, Wm. Pitt, P .-lHrlran, Ollrer O. Ilytngton, Wllbur Hlggina, j . C. Hunt, J no. M. HoUt, P. N-----llrady, E. E. U nknow n______ Unknown.-------. Unknown , Unknown Smith, II l-uk* 2. block 11. tier«; xd» 1 and I Sanford . 1 1. Modi 11. ttar 8, Raatard---------------- ui ■;tSS ìl; ffi I: S f f i t r r :“ 23 19 30 Vaughn, Atax------ -- 26 19 30 .L o t I. W odt 11, ttar 2. S a o lo rd --------2, block 14, liar S, H oaiard— --- ------block In , liar 9. Hanford-------------------block l a . ttar t i Sanford.-----------------a i l Mode 2 a . ttar 9, S tu d ie d — ------------- HoUy, R. J ----------- Harnea Cruna---------- 26 19 30 Damar, Cruaa-------- — Vaughn. Ata*-----------Uantas, C ru a a ..--------- t îÎT o l n W d ^ S t a T u i d f r i B a n l o r d - Harvoy, Wm. E-------Unknown . . . . . — .— 5 48 72 Barkarow A Thi naher I «Ing. J . t~ Ford, Oocar J . -----Jobna, A m a n d a ... Jona^ Julia and 8. Durham, W. E ....... Unknown.»—----- Pott», J a » .---------l'otta. Dolila U . Davta, Ilona L -----Ja co b Green-------Incita, W»4r lUod. Goliah--------Unknown__________ Faulk, D aniel-------Prova U. J . H.--------26 13 12 t 12 12 24 79 »4 84 __ s i t of lot 50, Sm ith's sub dlv, ___ B lv ol lot 74, Sm ith's sub dlv. ____ ___ __ ____ W ) j of lot 66, Sm ith 's aub dlv.----------------......W ) j of lot 34 (taaa a 450 fl). Smith's sub Ht«?:“-“ :Z L o4 ¿ ' U oek î . ttar i .L o i 1, block 4 Ttar ___Lot T, block 2, ttar ------------. . . Lot 9, block «, ttar C , Sa n fo rd . ___Lo« ». block 9. ttar B , San ford ------------__ L o t 4, t block 9. tar ¿ S a n f o r d ------------___ Lot 10, Mock 9, ttar G , Banlord----------___Iati 4 block 10, ttar B , Banlord-----------___Lot S and 7, block 10, liar B , Sanford.. ......Lot 1, Mock 10, t*cr C, Sanfurd ___ Lot S, Mock 10, ttar C , Sanford----------___ Lot 10. block 10, ttar A. Sanford---------... Lot tv Mock 10. ttar C , Sanford . ___ Lai I aH 1, la block BML— 10. -— r ttar w— Dp, ■Hanford ■»_— ».-------- Lola I to 6, block 10. ttar E, Hanford .L ot 7, Modi U .tia rD . ..Lot 4 block 11, ttar B. I l'o tta . Dolila L-------- Sm ith. A. D----------M litar, T . J -----------WalaoaL W.*.. W. F - Turner. Kabaeen.. Chapman A Turk*ra add. to Hanfcrd, rocardod la «lai book C, paco 19. Oraaga ratini y record». G am er, N. U— . LoU 2 and S. Mock 3. Chapman é Tachara Johnson, K. B ... Cameron, Joa— .I m i 2, block Yj Cbapmañ^A Tuckair’a add.' ..40 by SO ft la aa cor lot 8, Mock 18, Ckapm in à T ucker's Add» . . . _ .L o t 6 (lam n 20 ft), biodi 17, Chapm an A T uckrr'a « 4 4 * __ ___ __ lx>l» 7 and S, and n 20 ft of lo t 0 (loor n «0 ft of lot S), Mock 17, ChapmanA Tucker'« add.______________________ __ —----------- Phillip», I» T - UvdL A. O ... _____ l o t 70, Sm ith's aub dlv,_________________ ____ l-ota 71 and 72, Sm ith 's *ub dlv. ------___ Ix>U 67 and at> ol lot 83 Sm ith a aub dlv. Ix>t SO, Sm ith a aub d l v . . ___ _ . _ __ l>ot 94, Smith'» sub dlv. . , T h at part ol lot 87 and 94 n of Ky, Hmlth'a aub dlv. . ■. ____ — ---------- — . W'ty of lot 69, Sm ith's aub d iv .. . . N S of lot 60, Sm ith 's aub div__,------ -----_1.N »4 ol lot 49 ami a 330 ft ol n 198 ft of lot 50, Sm ith 's aub d l v . . . ................................ ____ R U of lot 85, Sm ith 's aub dlv. --------------____ W t j of lot 49 and n I9H ft w)4 ol lot 50. Sm ith'» aub »1» ______________ __ lx>t 61, Sm ith 's sub d lv .________________ ___ l o t 91, Sm ith 's aub d lv . l o t 92, Sm ith's sub div._________ N 1j ol .lot 82. Sm ith 's sub div. bloc k l ) , Naavea add-----------------block D , Near as add— ______ I and 2. block E , Naavea add-------- — I and 6. block F , Nmvrw add. m lo u I and 2 ), Muck U . Neeva’a Jònaa. R. U _____ -Jonas, IL 1»----------1»filer. M. V . Hairs Naava, Mfs. A. I. Near», Mr». A. I.,. 25 63 Junco, IL I»-----------2 00 Jo ñ a, IL 1»«---------Unknown Via taco. Netaon N ... Unknown a*ad 4 ] * r t ~ U . NanvsTa add.' _ IrOtSL block K , Neavw'a add--------- ----. L o u l and 8, Mock J , Ne a rs'a add___« ... block J , N rave's add.------- -- ------ and 4. block J . N ear»'» a d d ........... gMM add. U Hoafard. recorded la book C, page SS. Oraaga rwwaiy Slneeth, J i W. Caldwell A Hon ____ Mention, II. Thraaher, Mrs. I- II K in ner (*«*. j.l'j II Valile. F II liagrdofe Hag-dab*. Hagrdalr Yaple. K. II KagxUbIliilnM-*, W I. Hug. Mr». M. I. Chandler, J. E. Field». M. K Yaple. y II lUgwUlr.. I Ugni a le lUgwlale HagoiUlr H attie Iteli, A M cD on ald . Jennte A Sw an. F A I'ope, H. Thrwehor, D. L M a c h . Il H. Garner, N. H. Unknown----------- Sm ith, A. D . . — Itnhrrta, E. N. I'rtera, W. I I . ----Nawlan, T. A. . —. Hand. W. H ._. Check, T . J . — DeForeat, IK I . Dickrna, W. M. Tjmner, Eugene Y apie. Nettie C, Metta, Malta, E. P_ r ostar, Davi» Foster, I>avla Foster, Davi». Trente. B. F------William», T. W— Hlggina, Mary B~ Arnatt, V. S-VDeter. i/a.w----Htroddard, Prince Davidson. J ; I)— Thraihrr, A. M. _ In*. C. C.— _ _ Van fieman, U Ir. Hurtan, l). A------Houmholder, W. F. Stewart. M. M. ... Smiles. Wheiiaa. W. T. A man's smile a t beat la a grin ideal­ Talloni. 8. B.. ized, but a woman's smile lncludea ev­ Smeak. J . H— ery shade of emotion of vrhld^aha ti Hell, Frank Hick». Willie HalLFrank Davis T. D. ... U s m n ......... ...... .. .... Hall. Frank lo t 7. Now Uinala __ lo t 23, N»w UpuU Ileo» S6>g ll _n and a by 266 II. r ami w In m cor) page A9, (trance m unir record». luit» I to 13 (lean lot 12), H.n(oril lleidU l o t I t . Sanford ID tdt» , l o t 16, Hanford lim it» l o t 16, Sanford HeidU l o t , 20 and 21, Hanford llridt» t o t a ls and 19. Sanford Meidt* Ixita 22 and 24 to 35. Hanford lletrlila Io ta 41. 42. 48, 49. 50 and 52. Hanford llridta lo ta 43 and 44, Sanford lle td u l o t 47, Hanford lleidU lo ta 51. Hanford lle td u l o t 53, Hanford lle td u lo U 54 to 60, Hanford lim it» lo t» 61 lo 66, Hanford lim it» * lo U 67. 6ft and 69, Sanford lleidU l o U 70, 79 and H2, Sanford llridta * lo U 71, and H3 to M , Hanford lletdu l o t 72, Hanford lleidU i o t i 73 and 74, Hanford lleldta _ lo t a 75 and 76, Hanford l lr i d t a _________ I .lo U 80 and SI. Hanford lleidU l o t M9, Sanford HeidU l o u 90 to 96, Sanford lleldta lo t» 97 to 102, Hanford lleldta lo U 1 0 1 -to 111, Hanford lleidU lo U 112 to 146 (ten» Un 127). Hanford Hetdta i o l 127, Sanfurd lle td u Io U 117 lo 16*1. Hanford lle td u lie f .1.10 rh , • of n w rur of o»'t run • 6.90 rh,. » 3 15 rh». nw|y to U y i Uwa w 779 (Cl N» i , of nw 1, ilew» that part n and r of S A I It Ky, and I m beg 310 fl a of na ror ol n w lj ol nw «i run a 210 ft, a 210 It, n 210 ft, w 210 ft, and boa beg 627 ft a of w »Ida ol French are on n aide ol Gotdaboro a re . run n lo n Una ol *ec w 100 fL • to n aide ol Gouldaboro a re ., a lOO It, and Uuwt teg 150 ll r of nw ror run » 50 ft. a ||(j ||, » 50 ft. n ItU ft. N i t ol n 't ol e ’ t uf nw 1, t S mterewt tn N 'y of n '^ of a>y*of a»>t ol nw*» 11 a in ae ror of ne 1» (d aw 11 Iteg 226 fl • of ne roe til t e l, run • 101 fl., » 317 fl. n !0| ft, , lo teg nw t. of »e'. Markham Park Property, recorded In pUl book I), page »3, Orange manly rreoriU. Ixit 5, block I), Markfiarn Park lx*t a i to S block It, Markham Park -. Ix>t 3, bloelt H, M arkham Park I art I, 6, 7 and S, block I, Markham Park Tawn ol Hanford, recorded la plal book II. pagea 112 to 122, O range munly record». ----- I art 69. block 1, tier 6, Hanford — S ly ol block I, tier 7, H a n fo rd ________ — Alt block I, tier 9. H anford______________ ____AU block I, tier 20. H a n fo rd ... ____ lx>U 2 and 3, Mock 2. tier 1. Banlord - lx>U 1 and 2, block 2, flee 9, Hanford ... 66 It n ami a by 132 It a and w In nw ror block 2, tier 17, Hanford __________ block 2, tier 20 Banlord 11all. Frank Thra«her. A M DeForvwt. II !.. Ileir17 14 42 19 II Ick». W !.. Se*c«ird, Mary M Unkrt«*wn Collina. Millie Treni». Il F Merliti, Fella A OU 11 ok now n 36 36 19 19 30 .30 36 36 36 19 19 19 34) 30 30 36 1** 30 10 Hem. U ___ Chare*, David 4) 111 57 3 55 Vaughn. Al**. P erkins F (i 3 6ft 1*2 40' I teFoiewt, IL I. Heu» Nordttrom. J. C. Dan* ruft. S J Motti», J. G..liete» Folelt. M. C. Cart«, Diehard____ Houaton, D . ............. Howard l'art ani I «mi Co. nu era«»., euoc* o, urr XU. rvanrom........ _Lot 15 and 16, and a 28 of lot 14, block 8, tier I, Hanford__________________ __ —Lot 12, block 8. Her 2. Sanford.________ _ lx*a 4, 6,block 8, Her 6, Sanford --A ll. block 8, tier 13. Sanford.__________ _AU, block 8, tier 23. Hanford___________ ..A ll, Mock ¿ t ie r 24, Hanford__________ _ a *nvi a , u io r i i . u « r n , o tn io n i.... S H , block 7. tier 16, Banlord________ NH «1 ne|f, block 7, tier 18. Hanford— Lota I, 2 and 3( block 8, Her 2. Sanford Lot 2, block t, Her 8, Hanford .......... .. lota 0 and 7, (leaa a 10 ft lot 7), block Her 8. Hanford____________________ lo t 2, block 8. Her 7. Hanford_____ __ Lot 8, block 9, tier 1. Sanford------------Lot 10, block 9. Her 1, Sanford.---------Lots 2 and 3. block 9, tier 2, Sanford . . Iota • and 7, block k. Her 2, Banlord... .to t 10. block 9. Lota 0 and 10. L I * o t 3 ,U o * l # , . lx>t 13. W ellington a add............................ A. T . Ml c a l if or da add. U H aafurd. recorded la p u t book A, page t o . O r a a g a m a a ly record s. l/rt 2, H tm tifo n la add,........................... ........ l o t I SiStaw tlforda add— —— ................ I aA 16, S tan tilo cd 'a add----------- . . . . l o t 2 6 . H u n tilo rd 'a a d < L . ......................... Moalk H anford, recorded la pU l book If. page 88, O ra a g a m e a ly record ». l o t 3 b lo ck A . S o u th Sanford ------------------------lx>t 4, block A, Bouth Hanford lx>U H and 9 , block A. Sou th San fo rd f . ix>U 11 and 12. block A, S o u th San ford ...L o t 18, block U, S o u th H an ford -----------l o u 2 2 . 2 2 . and 24, block D. S o u th Han lord . . . . . . ___» _ ------------ --l o t 43, block C , Sou th Hanford Ixu 44, block C , S o u tk Hanford l o t 55. b lo ck D . Sou th Hanford D cF o reat add U How Ik Hanford, rorwrdrd la ptal book 4% page 199, O r a a g a roawiy l o t J , block D . DoForrwt a d d .-------... Fla. Load A Col. Co. add. to H oatk Mawford recorded in plal book ('. page * 7 . O range m u n ly record s. l o t 61, F la . Land A Col. C o . add. A. D . fT ta ty rlV r aub d l t . af b to e k l G . h and J . . Taw n of Goldaboeo, raeoedod la plat book ( ', page 93. O ra a g a m u a ty tr m rd a. D it* 8. 9 and 10, block 0 . C h a p p a ll’a tu b dlv. ______ _______________ _____ !>ot 1 1 , block G , Chap pelt’» aub dlv. Ix>t 37, block G . C h appell's aub div. R t b l a a m 'i Harvey a f Hanford, reco rd ed In ptal book I ) , page 6, O ra a g a county r e ­ cords. I >ot 29. K obinaon'a Su rvey _ --------.. Ix>4 14 and 16, H ob laaooa S u rv e y ------H trlngfettoua sub d ir. part o l Hl G r t lr a d * add ., record ed U plal book D , page 8«. O ra a g a ro a a ty records. Deg a t Tntcraection of C an al and B l G « I rude a v e . block D, StringfeU ow '« *ul> div. run « t o n * cor o l block B , a 324 ft. w 240 f t . n 120 ft, a 60 ft, n to C an al, nely along u m # to u - f nw cor of n o t . uf n w 1» of n * 1. run a 13.33 rha, ■ 7 '» e h s w 13 33 eh«. n 71» cha a _ — . N '» of n w l» item tag nw ror of n w ‘ , run e along n line 40 rh« to etc roe. a 2 0 cha, w 40 rha, to w tine of see n 20 c h a )_____ ________ _________ ____ . F r a n s aub div. af wU of naif of a e 1, Kweeded la pUl beak O, page 3«. Oraaga maaly ramrda. ___l*ota 16 and 16. Ev an a tu b dlv. Deg 2 9 .8 2 cha n add 10.84 cha a* o l aa rur run w 16 rh a, n 10 rha, a 3.19 rh a, i l t e r l u U egTi & rh» • ol nw ror of run 9 9 .SI cha. ■ 10.10 rhu, w 9.61 rh*. n 10.10 rh* N w U of i w f i of n * l » <Uaa txrf nw our run • 6 rha. • 46*. w 7 07 rha. n & rha) IU*f m rur run a 20 rha, w 1 (a rha. n 20 rha, • 1 ‘ 4 rh* U+f 60 rha w ami 10 rh» 1 of n« ro r «»f run « 10 cha, a 6 cha, • 10 cha, n 6 rha ll# f 60 rha a and 16 rha w of nr* ror of run w 16 rh a, • 10 rha, a 16 rh a. n 10 rha Rimari, Antonia 20 20 io to <i 20 Ul IO Ul IO 20 U) 4 20 Vi C N v U of n U aud n ) 4 of rjvj» 7 r of l l * t 16.13 rha w and ! 1.36 cha » of run w 12.66 ch i, » 21.39 cha, a 10 rha. • 7.48 cha, a 2.66 rha, n 28.27 cha ____ __ cha n of aw cor of H U O M b f f 11.89 i • 4 .GO rha, n 8.70 rha, rha w 4.60 cha. ft 8.70 rha. • 3 4 1 f t ) ..______ ____ 8 Dog. 29.07 rha w of n« cor of run a 30c, • 9.11 rh«, n 60«, • to n Una of •tM Mr w to b ftW __ __________ it o t i of rw «í a n d n H id ¿ T í ( t o i d 6 a of 20 20 30 ut ran t 10 cha, a 6 cha, n 10 d is «r 6 cha.... .......of aw)4 of n 9 ‘í Fanner, C. E , Martin. Mra. J . 0, part of eect'a 23,14,25 1 ;S 2 ln 4 Metcalfs A Faat'a aub dlv. olI port m it ol remtded In plal bwak I), page 48, Oraaga muaty raoacda. ___Ixita I to 8. Matcwlf A I'oal'a aub dlv. 1__Iota I, 9 and 10, Metcall A Faat'a aut» dlv Drawa aub dlv. of aalt of a a l« ________ Karne4ad In plal baak 1), pege 22. Orange muaty rwoaeda* _ ,L o t 7,'Dtww'a »ab div.__________;______ __ 8 v ) f ol nwM_________________ ___— -Nw,1» of »wt» . __ ___________________ » » : 20 ?o Bag BW U m w. Karel, /rancia i i 3 4 » of aM ¿ «wW «d aa‘ i . N) ; of block 2. Her 20. Hanford SJ> of ■ ' ! , block 2, 11« 20, Hanford lart 2 on I at a»., block S, tier I. Hanford Hli ol lot i, block 3. Her I. Hanford l-ol 10, block 8, tier 2, Hanford.________ ..N Ji ol lot 10, and lot 9. block 3. Her 7, W H oi lot 3, block 3. tier 3, Hanford .... l o t 5, block 3, tier 8, Hanford _ _ _ -Lot 8. block 3. tier ». Hanford_________ Ix>t T, block 3, tier 8. Hanford . ______ lo t* 12 • ■ and motom 13, a ■** block • *• 4, •tier «* ■ a2. . IHanford, (leaa lot aold to Shlnholarr A III I A»',t o, HRr 4. 2, urr .3, nanioni ---lo 8, D block tier 3, Hanford___ lota 7 and H, block 4. tier 4, Sanford I .of 9, block 4, Her 4. Hanford______ In ti 6 to 10, block 4. Her 10. Hanford lx * 3. block 6. Her 2. Hanford______ lo t 4. block 6, Her 5, Hanford______ I>oU < and 7, block ftj tier 10, Hanford N aif and eU of nw If tlaaa a 68 ft), b 6. tier 13, Hanford , *.. . Half, block 6, tier 13, Hanford___ .. .. 11 54 Nearer i k C, page'll. Oraaga «wwaty/ecwrd» lo t 26. New Upeala lot 43, New Final» 3w11 1»» of *e I. of *wl|. —‘1, aw l , , New Upwala Hanford ufar llridta. recorded In pi»1 book It. that she could not hear tho mualc. I «tiler, C . II. lloneman. J. II. The orchestra leader prides himself Atkina, C*»o L . ----on being an artist too.— New York Sun capable.—Florida Ttoc#-DW% DavtaTJ* A— — —~ New Upaala aa »hown by J . O. I’rtca plat recorded In plal hook ( ', page 11. Orange rounlv fffofda munly record». Voluaia Co. Hank Gabbott, Cecil llama. Cruaa — Smith, tjould _ Heardall, Florence 8lam at Hotel "Music." Unknown ...... A Seattle woman who wroto to the lUrvey, Wm. K. Gotham tho other day. reserving rooms Kami, K. II. r must havo nerves. Bho said she want lUnd. F. H. Hand, F. II. ed quartera so far away from tho cafe DeMnnt, J<* Chronlo Grumblers. . Some of the most miserable discon­ tented grumblers are richly endowed with tha good things of this life. 30 Tawn »1 l'aol», recorded In pt*( hook It, page 130, Orange county record». ix -a r llt , M r- Explanation. "b ark er la supported In nmuence and luxury by bla children." "Yes. ] heard ha had a family of daughters.”— Harper'» Bexar. 19 AU block T.P a o l» _ HUkrll. Il M. K»g»*l»bL ittle L eft. "W h a t's the m a tte r h e re ? ask ed the KrrftHi, A V c a lle r, n o ticin g th o b a rre n a p p earan co o f th e houso. " S e n t y ou r goods aw ay to b e a to red ?'' " N o ," rep lied tho hos­ te s s. "N o t a t a ll. My d a u g h ter was m arried la s t w eek and sh e has m ore ly tak en aw ay th e th in g s th a t she th o u g h t belonged to h e r." French. A i V Metal Shingles. A man In Bouth Carolina has patent­ ed a shingle made of metal which re­ sembles tho wooden ones In size and shapo. But tho motal shingles inter­ lock by mcona of a aorlea of fibs and channels. « in fo r i ______ 4 m& R . » , Sanford d S A W S M l■ttac Banlord ConnoUty. A. P. Tr. IHnina, J.'C.--------23 ¡» S t - Ä Camarón, Jon--------- dhr---_LoU 86 and 4 . Hmith’r rub dir/ ol loi 17, nltF'a aub dir. .. rha Field». M F. Kg- - l S 4*' T E 47 62 run W 5 rh». n 10 rha, a 5 rh«, • 10 rh« Iteg rw cor ol net» .. Partili», Antoni«* g|1 sM E È A s c : ICannar, Pauline _ Bray, C-------B its, E. R— ------ __Ix it 86, Sm ith’a sub d lv » ................................ T h a t part ol lot M n ol R y , Smith‘a aub r u n n 13 cha, e 3 . 1 » ch a, ■ 13 rh«. » ('»•tie. J m K - -----■ with a llna of....... .................... Shocked th e C lerg y m an . Halt. Frank A M aine clerg y m a n , living a t the {'»•non. N h o tel In his tow n, ordered a ty p o IJltdaley, l 11 w r ite r and had It se n t to hlB room s It ca m e when tho clerg y m a n was out, lU g rd rle Yaple. F II and tho p ro p rieto r took c h a rg e of It Field W hon tho m in iste r retu rn ed the pro W ard. Harry Y aple, K. II p rle to r led him behind tho desk and fUp-dalr w h isp ered : " T h a t ca»o of your» Is !Ug*dah? IU (> U U on tho Ice, parson. I gucHB It will be Holly. K J. all rig h t by d in n e r tim e ." Field. F T. Sew ing M a ch in es In Ja p a n . T h o Ja p a n e s e g o v ern m en t baa three m odern fa c to rie s equipped w ith sow­ ing m a ch in es to p ro d u ce u n ifo rm » and o th e r clo th in g , etc... requ ired In the v ario u s b ra n c h e s of Ita s e r v ic e . T a ll ora are largo uaora of th e sew in g Tna chine and s h o e m a k e rs aro finding It a p ro fita b le a s s is ta n t. Unknown Ilcg 16.10 chi w ol point of intancrilon of aide n of St. (ievtruda ave., Sanford, larwun, K----- -, Frit man. Ixml«» A utolst T h ro w n Into T re e . W hen an a u to m o b ile collid ed with .a teleg rap h post nt T h e tfo rd , N orfolk, E n g lan d , a few d ay s ago and turned a com p lete s o m e rs a u lt, ono of th e oc­ cu p a n ts had an e x tra o rd in a ry expert e n ce, being (lung h ig h Into a tree, fro m a bough o f w hich bo bung su e pended by his c lo tb e s u n til rescu ed by a m o to rcy clist. _Lota 32. 88 and »4, FU Land A Col. Ço. Celery PUnUUoa--------------—----------W 797 ft of lot 48, FU Imnd * Col Co. Calory FUaUttoa................... —— — _.Lot 45, FU Land A Cot Co Calory. PUateUoa LoU 15. 18 and 17. FU Land A CoL Co. Colory Plantation . ---------Hr* 1087)1 fl w ol • Una-------------------on n lina ol Cotcry FUntatico.. run n 680 It, w 887H ft. a 880 It, • I97)f It.. W 296 ft. ol ,tying _ a ol IVrtlmon avo. and that part ol toe 28 lying brt of Pcrwimon and Tamaranda, and Mock 2 a.___ —Uof 1198 ft w and 705 It B ol aec port on • bdy. nia w 670 ft. n \1l9 ft. toly slang Uk» 1484 ft, a to beg — —-,— _ U«t at tw cor ol lourocrtlon ol St. Gert rudo and Prrrlmon avas. run w 722 It, a 804 ft, a 7221t. n. 80« ft------- -— Bag on a il J * oI SL Gcrtrudo arr. Sanford, at a point 799 ft • ol a point ol Intorrortlon ol a Uns of SL Gertrude aro. with • rida ol J . T. A K. W. Ky.. run a 341 IL • 604 IL w 327 ft to J T. A K. W. Ky.. nwly along • rida ol rama to a point aoutn ol beg. n 578 ft. . ........ Ilcg at point ol intorwartioa ql a Una ol 8t. tîrrtruda av». wit> a aida ol J. T. A K. W. Ky., run a 79« IL 1 678 It to raid Ky, nwly aloag a aida ol rama 986 ft to point ol bac._______________________ .. Bag 4.35 cha a a n Ja 1-2 chr n ol rw cor ol m û ; run a 10 cha, n il 1-2 cha, w 10 cha. 1-3 cha (laaa w 3 1-3 eh»)_.._ lieg 394 396 It n ol inlanartion ol a rlj<- ol A. C. U Ky- with n aida olI St. SL Grrtruda G' ara, run a >30 IL n 284 It, w >30 IL • 284 IL M. M. Maltk'a M lh dir. of ae ri 28, 27. >4. 38___________________________ _ Uacordad U pial book D, page 21, Grange n u t / record». .Lot IS, Smlth'a rub dlv. , -Lot 1«, Smith a rub dlv.:______________ lo t le. Smith’* tub dlv. M iy j » 1 2 ___________________ lo i •* « 1 •* B - 1 U 111 t * »1 21 4 23 . H u �— « s**** • f r ‘ 3 f t C 7 l * T' a : i J I W B I w W M w « '. \ I l o w u d Par ta rd I .ami Co. llrlgh am , ( '. F. Thrmahtr, ! - It M arcar. F A S (¡ita», N. H. (¡lira , N. II. Unknown Unknown P alm er, K. II. Palm ar, B . II. U n kn ow n — _ Unknown . . Unknown Unknown . Unknow n ........... I idra. N . II. Unknown Unknown Unknuarn Sounds Mads by Fish. T h e sk ate, when caught, grunta, groans and gasps p re tty much after the manner of a human being In dleUnknown tyeaa. Carp and gold flah frequently G IU *. N II utter curious sounds, but hardly Unknown Unit now n •sounds In the meaning of the term Unknown bore used. Inasmuch as their sounds Unknown Unknown are produced by approaching the sur­ Unknown face of the water and blowing out air Gilea. N h Unknq in hubbies untit a rtppttng-TrWsA-Ur^.J^J^fii'W. Vi. h eard Unknown ■- —f — •a N. a Ipawn . - ......... , * Unknown £ "Natural Stim ulant. Following Is from MAa It Ia,M by M. J. Kodcrinund, M. D.: " I f you aro tcry tired, but must perform a few more hour« of bard work, lie down, cloa© your eyea, and breath e deeply and a little Tauter than normal for half and hour, and are how refrcntied h i m ! clear your brain will bo and how re freshed the body feela. and how eaally you can flnlah your work ” krt-^Tf - * _____ U nknow n.. Unknown Horn S! O vem treetl Horn A O vrratrret Hohinaon, M K le lla r d y , I A lla r d ). le lla r d y J i lellar.lv Sold e. J N 1 1 of lot 55, Eu rek a H am m ock N ly of lot 67, Kuraka Ham m ock I a>I 58, Eureka Ham m ock I a»i 80. Eureka Ham m ock 1a»i M , Eureka Ham m ock )ntm 85 to 74 ile** lot 65 and ' 1 to 1 Eu reka Hammock 1-ota 91 to 98, Eureka Ham m ock I ajI* 111. Eureka Ham m ock W Is of m 1 k of net| <|am Ry i. Eu reka Hammock He* 5 HO cha a of ne m r of nw *4 o f ’nw G run w 210 ft. a 7 6 ch«, • 210 ft. n 7 5 ch* He* me ror of nw G of nw G run * 10 ch*, n 7 05 ciu*. r 10 rh». • 7 1)5 ch* t ' 4 of nw 14 N w G of nw lg of nw , E •y of aw lg of «wG id nw , I ajI .1 He/g of w 'g i N 1V of «wig S w f l of awtg i Iitm b e * «w m r run n 192 ft. e 412 ft, a 192 ft. w 4 (2 ft) N 470 fl uf n a il of ae'g Irnngwood, rccvfd cd In plat hook B . page 31. O rang e bounty record * I ajI« 21 and 2 3 U . Ixiltfw ood N21 fl of • 22 i l of bit 159, 1A>ngwooi! YY'lid m ere, recorded l^ p la l Ik m Ii K. page 4 1. O range county record * j Ixjta 6. 7 and M. block 1. W ild mere l>. II. M ltrh tU ’a S u n r j of G ran i, recorded In pial book II. page I I , O range count j recorda. I>ii S t laaa be* 12 cha n i»( gw cor run n IU#, K 5.03 cha, n G°, w U cha to l^ k e , thence In main direction 70®. w 5 67 cha to w M ry of lot S, a 6° , » IO .'IO cha to It * i block ( !. 1>avy (¡r a n t I a iu 9 and 10, block (*, l.rv y (»rant l^ita 1.1 and 14, block ( ', le v y (Ira n i l>»t* IV and 20. block ( ’, l^ v y G rant Ixita 21 and 22, block C , l>*vy G ran t ..... L o t 8 , block 1), Larry G ran t . ------ ------U u 21 and 22, block H , l e v y G ra n t ...» 1Aita M and 24, block t>, l e v y G ran t I Aita 2«. 27, 28 and 29, block l>. U v y ('»rant IAita 30 , block I ) , U v y G ra n t I Aita 31 and 32, block I). Iirv y G ran t I ai( 33 , block I), l^evy (aran* lAJta 34 and 35, block I>, le*vy G rant I Ait* 36 and 37, block B , |a*Vy G ran t 1Aita 38 (beat ó a on e aide), I lock l>. l»rvy G ra n t____ lAifa 39 and 40, block I». le v y (ir a n í I ait 41, block I) I e*vy (ira n í I » t 42, block 1). le v y (»rant lx»t 43, block |). l e v y (»rani I Aita 44 and 15, block !>, le v y (ira n í I aj I 46. block B . l e v y G ran! I jot 64, block l>, le v y G rani I A»t« 65 ami 66, block I ». I j s > Gran* I Ail (»7, block l>. le v y G rant I a>U 68 and 69. block l>, le v y (»rani l e t * 70. ^1 #nH 72. bfnrk D l e v y (ira n í ÍA>ta 76 ami 77, Mock I». l e v y G rant I ai I 78, block I), le v y (»rani 1a4 * 79 and HU, block I», l e v y G ian t I aiI* Hi and 32, b lo c k 'll, l e v y (»rant I Aita S3 and 84, block !>, l e v y (»rant I Ad Hi, block I), l e v y (»rant I ajI 98, block I), l e v y (ira n í I ai I 145, block I), le v y (»rant l e t 147, block I), le v y (»rani S u b dlv M iron« property recorded In deed l*H»k 47, page 547 O range courtly record * All. block 2. Miron« Hrtrperl) All, block 4. Mlevin* l*r«n»ert> All. block 6. M iron* Hro|--rt > II B r a z ilia n s E a g e r f o r N e w t. m Horrible Thought. ■Alleged Humorist— Ctfn you Imag­ ine anything worse th an a glraffo with a aoro throat? Proven One— Hurel A centipede with corn«.—Tex«* Coyote. I t U : Uil .i 8awa W ithout T eeth . T h e development o f circular disk» of lroa, turning with g reat velocity, tu t poeeeselng no t e e t h on the edgo, for eaw ln s material, la common tn many workshop«. id» 111 •If 1 Ait 2 . I »riffln ■ «ub d r if i.f 16 Y y uf lot U and 15 •nd fin • «uh dtv 1 sit \ • le-e n (d a <•r S ' j ut lut 2. 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J H M ■rullali < b n - ’ •mr« Hr»-ni i«-, J «n» H K» m»*» W tn H«mlier W ?n 1 n nnuMin Su*ar* N 1 * arnt-d N Na 1 f ••r lA*»rro*|. W aller Denni*on, Suaan A. ( ‘a fter, K. K l Mr< ,11 I J *• V*cm \N H A JtdkMtn r *. vn \Nd im Fdwtn II W ' , of *w ^4 «fid r»r ' 4 <»f •* j K ' i of •«() of «r(i Ims H « i»n • ••»»•! 1 Hr* Í» 29 rh« » of 14 |h**i on » Miry 7 Hi rh*. n ch*. . *7 run n J®, r 13 % I rw y-r! S ' I “How m any death«?" asked the hosPltal physician, w h ile going hla rounds. “Nine." "W h y , I ordered med­ icine fo r te a ." “T ee, b u t one wouldn't i » v . 1» » Evldintly NoL Mrs. Molaprop—No, I never wae ■trong on literature. To aavo my Ufo I couldn*t tell you who wrote Oray'e Elegy.—Life. • Y Ky *»l> in l*t Im» I a*I m2 . WtMidbndgr O e c a r S l c j o »ub d l * . . r e c o r d e d In pial t»«*ok f , pa g e 9 4 . O r a n g e county r e c o r d * 8 pltW-r. Margara« 1Ait la . Mujo tub div. . I a>1 lb . I f and lot 2. Mr pi «ub di> Spitl* f. J W '23 2.1 20 20 10 10 21 20 30 20 t «0 2 1 69 23 21 24 27 29 30 2u 20 20 20 2V 20 30 to U) 30 30 30 7 10 10 6 29», 40 HO 3» 31 20 20 30 ao 38 14 WiUoti, Samuel Strm u *htrr. \\ S tra u g h ter. W S M o r w .C If S tr a u fh tr r . W S A hik. A Hollina (*o llr*r 31 ItoPine ( <»|lr*s» Holline ('ollegw 18 20 »6 87 17 Hruwn. M a r) A S to v in , M ary (i. U nknown .. Unknown W illiam «, I W . to 3 23 26 23 Hollina (* o llr*r ICollina ColW*w 2 00 77 Hollina U o(lr*v Hollina C o lle*« Lym an . K W . Lym an. K W 1 haar. 1_ A Hell. H IL no 1H8 162 10 21 21 11 22 II 22 6 22 II II II -.** ÎÎ lu 35 I 9 ■ 94 10 »0 12 3» Ti •a .14 t2 I2S HwinW-y. J K (> v rf*ircrl T urp I o JarkM*n. K W. & W 1a>< 23, M r jo «ub dlv. K 1 1 o f n r (4 of D r ,'4 of n r ( 4 . and n r * i of m ) i 2 18 2 18 llro p h y , J . J _ ________ 8 2 3 2 J 3 Hell. N rlaon. Hvira . . . 53 IS 34 18 92 92 l i e * 6(0 ft w of m n>r of n « U .......... .......... run « .176 ft. n 660 ft. r 7.92 ft. a 320 ft, w 417 ft, a 340 ft W illiam ». Mr» H J . H e* ne m r run * 15 rh*. • 5 cha. # if» cha, n 5 cha l ie * 220 ft n «I «e cor of n e 14 uf n a ‘ 4 W artl. I ' I I . . . run n 110 ft, » 11.69 ch», • 110 ft, • r l 1.69 cha. \V 1 I| 4 of n a l•g 1 of < «a 14 of 1 »f nw W addell. ( M ath er*. l_ S. N w 1'4 ot m' ' 4 Dvrratrvwl T u rp t'o 4 uf nw ‘ 4 S N » (4 of ite ‘ 4 M cU allum , A M r Neill. I S ' a 1! til 1» t M •»Null. 1 L , «»( *r , \Vashing18k J**rry. Iln r* W 11 » of •>) i»f ne ' 4 of ne * 4 A v ery, i f A . Llyux , . -----W\> ut n r'» ^li»I>erta8m, M irV V T ’ lf7ír* V^ '. r»f »•-, fif ie * . of n r ': Hem nan I, I* \V H*g 5.1*2 t h« • *>( m cor of t a 4 run a tu a («uint 11 ha n ol aw cor of «ec e 6.02 cha, n (o n ü faw > 4 , w 1.27 chs, w 1.75 fhà ( M i a 15 rt) f S « 14 oí n w 't and « I 4 of «w'g of n w »4 P a rtin , Il G N w 14 of «a ' 4 P artid . H (ì. T u ck er. J II S « *4 of nw »4 of n e (4 Sw 1 4 ul nw '4 (Uiw «w (4 ) __ .... S tew art. W W S ' s Bivi n w tj. of ik* ^ of n « l j S trw a rt. W W W ' of n e (4 of « a '4 snd )*eg ne cor of I )g»h*u<»l. H T n v ' i uf «r <4 of *a 1« n (o n a cs.f run «a lo «a Ctir of said l(i r to l a * K 1 y «*f n » ' 4 of ne ' I «•»> nn. W H VI •I tii'f* ) •! ii« S a 1 4 of n a » of ne 4 l^ m «o n , A. S 1 91 .1 »2 2 2 2 1 2 I I I 1 IS IS I« 03 IS 90 90 01 90 2 is I I 1 2 03 90 90 76 1 »0 IS 16 11.6 Iftf. 161 7 67 7 «7 7 c.7 K o * h . J VN . et al Kvuflt J VN "1 al 1 n kn ow n M iller. NV H A m ld *t'i., f L 21 5* Jarkw m K. U 21 30 21 io 17 III 1 un 2 (Ml : m I Lla'»^*» j la ** « 1 Ju to m , W I F Until rkMin. M m* 1 « A. a 270 ft, a to Iwg) of n w ty of n r (4 , H r* 3 2 8 '% fl. w ut n« ear of a r t 4 run w t i l rt.p i m It to lly. »Io n» • ol «tim lo T to ln l be*, n t'U rk , Mr«. A. U ll* f S.90 r'h, w ol m ror ol nw'i of n a b 9 .4 0 rha. run » 9.40 rh», n 4 »» rh». t 5.32 ch» ;- . i O k n Ii or Lsk» V ico, l trot ded la o ffd book I , M C «»7, O r»n*e counlf i f » « HR of lot 10, (>«rroU or l^ k » VU » Unknown W la lr r r » r k . rwnjr»»<l la ft»* book *• potto S7 I* 72. sad f l . t b ^ k U . f » « ' « »4 »n d «7 , sad M k » bo»k N B . f » * r 22«. O r t n if m a n ir r rm r d » . l o t 473, O. T ., W inter Park H trsu ch trr, W. H. — KHI. U- J --------Sm ith , K I . s.«, u j . Murray. A. K- Through Sorrow to Joy. Unk|u»»n liolU iu C oline' la labor Uea health ot body and É t,' In Coffering and dlAcolty la the IlsnHw, O. K..._ sool^oC all virtue and all wisdom.— W Ä U - .........Lot 475, O. T .. W lnlrr l'»rk ____Lot 47«, O. T , Winter Park ___j. Lot J ta il 1«. b l^ k 3, Winter P*rk L ou 23 to l/. Mock S. Winter f»rk U i 10 and 21, block * Winter P»rk All. block 10. Winter F .r k I»K 9, block 20, Winter Park Ixtlo M í »nd M3 (lew. n 10 It of, ot M l.l block 28. Winter Park ____ Lot * 0 , block S I. Winter P o rk , ------Lot »14. O. T„ block «7, Winter l**rb ____N a ft ofloti, block II. Wlnlor Park---- Le««. i» a t . •- >. > _«»*- c . . c •) .. . v ^ ••f n* ».f •* , .,t - ..I n» ul h» ' i ..I n » 4 cl * .A 21 21 21 ni .to Jo IO no 2u 21 10 1 toH 21 21 21 30 30 to 1 88 5 in ■1 12 21 SI •»•» ri 22 22 21 2.1 24 24 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 JO 10 30 JU in tu U» to IO Jo 120 «0 15 40 20 (O IO IO «0 lt» 2o 2o 28 21 30 r.9 28 28 29 3u to 21 21 ‘21 21 21 30 30 IO to U» 10 1 20 12 ..f I.r «roi S , ul 4 ■toi •• S r 1j *»l *a j mr» » f»2 |i» g l»r ut **■ ‘ i af «a • 2«»n f(. 52•» fi n 2i»R N r 1 4 of n a 1 4 of sa ' 4 «loi #a G uf n a of sa ' 4, I f a r r *• ' fi M y o( * ) y «d ne *4 . ui « a G of «e ' 4 T h a t part ol un*urvry**l part of lying «w of St. John» river and n of lot 1 07 2 00 l 0T Heg ll^t» fl n and 153 fl r of «w «-u» of Sniilh. A VS II. 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Í h » I AV 23 2.1 21 23 2J 23 21 30 30 30 -IO JU 30 JO a ; » 30 9 u *6 9 »0 10 10 io Ih 2.1 2.1 23 »0 2J 23 23 23 23 30 IO JU ¿W HO 30 30 30 10 2 20 tu 20 40 HO 20 40 10 40 9 «2 2 6 2 1 3 2 2 1 40 19 07 02 12 79 23 12 12 T» 1: 1: 1 18 • IV IV 11 11 1; 1; 2J 30 2 1 J0 50 23 .*■’ 30 2 1 30 t a in 23 30 24 30 24 30 24 JO 2 « JO IV) VJ no 58 2H IV 7 Mi) 320 280 «0 « 8 7 6 1 » 1 30 16 11 t 32 IO 41 4.6 29 66 01 01 32 46 26 18 JJ 28 4 24 24 19 25 20 io ao 10 40 20 JO 30 31 28 19 31 -M< 19 M .'V 19 II 1 «y 6 10 29 19 IV 19 IV 19 19 11 Jl G 11 il Jl 3 23 1 11 21 21 .10 10 .12 12 21 r lo 30 21 12 21 32 12 1 59 40 2 (*M •9 12 5 2 42 5 40 n 72 2 12 15 « 13 15 1 5.T 10 30 10 21 21 30 21 32 15 VS hit tak er, i i u*t. kl H I haar. H O < Na 14 of l»r 14 ‘»f «w 4 Andera. K K . et »1 ( ba*e. .H O Hcardell. Fluren r» F ay . V i a l i IL P r e v a li. J M . Heir* Vaughn. A lci Sb era. F d d ) K La ,I bl o ck E . Heck H a m m o c k I a »1 6. blo ck K. Heck H a m m o c k S a a f u r d { t i n t B e l l a , part o f ac gl a 3. 4, 9 . 10. 13 and 16 R ecord ed In pUl book B . pages 50 and 31 O r a n g e coun t? r e c o r d s H u ro n , W s C o n t i l e h*T|t»r I aH l U. .Hanford Celery I M ia |A»t* I Va. 19a, 2<hi and 21a. Sanford Celer y I onoley L K«-el**r l . ,t * 2 Ha, 2 9 a. 3‘>a and 3 1a. S a n f o r d ( eler y 1 »elta -. B e * 441 ft • Of nw co r, lat 3 3 , S a n f o r d ( a l ­ ar y B e l t a , run a 3 1 0 ft, e 2 6 4 f t, n 3 3 0 ft, w to I * * -----— --- Ih 'lla Speer, W Y SO n 21 3.1 21 31 21 So So 26 20 62 10 I l 17 2 19 3« 21 30 2 19 5 22 30 1 67 3 55 6 -6 5 6 65 6 65 2 00 6 65 1 69 12 M 2 00 n 09 2 00 K n 'lu f, W M Howard P ack ard I And ( o |A»t* 3, (. 5. 6, Hanford Celery Delta U>u I. 2 arvl 7 ikw lljr). S« n lo fJ (Vl»r) K e rlrr, W ■»t» U , 16, 1» snd *0, Ssnlord C*l»ry t 00 t t rim , G. W Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown H om eifhou«. Hold Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknow n Unknown UlkMWIl------------------------ U nknown Unknown. Unknown Unknown Unknown U u k n o an R ich . J l IJnknow n I Unknown Unknown , U nknown 184 30 Unknown. • M , Uskaer*- I t 'l t « 1>|| zv, Hanford (> l* r y l>»lt» Ixit M Í 18 84 1 lo fo lo 37 11 11 1 U Jl 6 lo »2 42 42 07 y» 42 1:1 :I f KÄ S block ruad) V V ii 22 13 31 19 » J I 19 It 10 6 2 »3 16 94 16 »4 33 S3 33 3.1 10 10 20 31 4 2 26 1 3 19 19 19 19 1.1 19 I 20 31 .11 tl 31 31 31 3 20 31 3 20 31 llro« na *ub div of Heck llammceck, recorded in plal book I), page 51. Of« ante munir remrda C am eron, F C am eron. F - IB pagr I I S ' , uf l«a ‘ j of ■■ G "f l»r , and ,Nr 11 of MM4 U*»* r ' j and » of n « l i «1 **•'» ilea« n ‘ |' Sw »4 of * e t4 of nw t( Nr t g of n r l 4 of «w '4 S ty of «W 1« of nr G S wt g of net 4 of nr 14 All un«urvryr*l part of i 7a of w ty and YV ty of nw G of nw ' j <1 lew* n lo ty a I of n w * i N 5 1»- a of ar*y ui i»» ✓ e 72 .11 72 l l r s n g r county u n t i t i » 1 Ol « 12 02 Jl Jl 11 Jl 12 32 )•■*• lot» 5 »nd . 13 74 lo if V» l y uf r>e 14 of i»e 14 W G lif r ty of nr , uf nr 4 I I I a* re «í^-d l«»»ik i l l . j »(■ •I y 5 a uf • 1y *»f n * 11 uf »H ' 4 I Aita l to 12 I 1 37 20 26 5 31 ' anaan tj) - Ü 19 All blu« k* I lo T- ‘9 68 31 • < • 2 46 .10 31 W b liia k r r .i W hit lak er. I 64 IO 66 (6 66 7» »3 6 5 5 5 6 9 19 » anaan rr««»rdr»l In pial i»»»<»k I I tu 6 1 < 1 V 2 30 31 N a ■j » a j ul I» '» S )>—•-1 No 71 III /. I » I" I » .6 63 30 84 80 00 2-1 . ch* r 1159 fl • 37f« ft » 1159 ft. n 176 H 7 6 2 12 2 2 4 1 t' N h ■f i .¡fl 2 30 X 30 - » W •W-%• H e * aw rvr of n w >4 uf r u n e 6 ch«. n 8>y fh «, w U> O r l a n d o and Mel lon ville road, aoly along aa m e l o • line of n r * * td «w i g , ree. e l o l*rg l i e * 3 Í 6 II » uf o a <vf r * 4» 40 07 <V 90 3 86 4 17 *1) > » I H ace. F II a S i • it a 1 IO I f\ r, 1 A« 19V V6 “ fl » f* .* I f! uf H. i U t h M - i l * r m Il «.'(I ch*. a •'» « 1«*. • J 1* 1 f»*. e . . . „ u * Ila, a of *•■ ‘ «*f H.g ru n n 20 G»v, w 5 rh», a 20 cha. I happeil. G»**» » t . M k l V N., vw» u L ) l"t II I t 00 . 1» ^ a TOO ft. «lot le— l-eg *2 ir2 ft » of nr cor of loi ( run n t«» ■o Une. • 11H» fl . • lu II Un* of lot I. a lu )«•-* 9 10 9 1 5 1 ■loi «r •loi lot ' «ntl I •- . AU » '3 M . e» a) M rl al |iari*>r, Sani G llra rd a ll, Wm . Mein 88 SU 28 12 r. 1 1i 12 »2 12 12 1 1 1 2 1 2 l 1 l 1 •toi kvt I A»! l. t I am W. J i IM 19 19 ot or I All I I A»rk. I • *v ¿ II I i a>ck . i>. S 1 17 1 .1 * 1n «»f •»• , U i 1 I revfnni, (¿e*> A 1 '» 15 IH .1 lo i .. I loft n ef, F t] o a W ral * M ) nn i 4 8 •* - I m»f»»rti. S a r a h • I a-«*. J 1 G*-. J of f»r ' j oi n«- 4 * •il or 4 and •1 y III I5T ' 2 . «Oïl •‘ ;, - t Ho 1 I ( raa lord Ge*» VS llttffrtrr. F i n s jtia ' 1 40 yda ne * •v» » of » 1t : maforst ^a: a)> ' to Í V * 10 rh a • ol n r t o r . . .. - - --r u n • 10 ch». « 3 I t , v I W I t , n 3X3 It , w S i » I t , n 4.70 ch». » 1 97 ch», n 30 Unk», « 10 rh « Iloynton. E. P.----- 1* G ) I of n 6.47 cha. w .82 cha, n M ch«, w 12.20 cha. a to b e *. and Uw« Iw* 10N9 ft w of a• cor run n 90 ft. n 6(Vr, w 572 ft. K4 M H 'sIlu m . A. M ..* M a > •. i Sl»Uff»'«*»t *v J j h.Ivere**. M a) I • F ia ra n , M a ) G F ia rea. I * G » j Flare««. M Ay », • F larrea. M a) G ' Unknown • •Barford, ‘sarah » I 56 74 w of m cof oi nr I ot nw ‘ 4. w lo ) * t nw lg uf n v h H r* nw roc of aw t4 of n w «4 run r to nr ror of *aid 40 a. r 3 4 1 ft. • 7 45 ft. a 75r. w 4M ft. w to w linr of rrc*. n t<» I k-* N r * « of h )| of nw*| and r ‘ y of n * ' i of of nw n w i4 a#«s oi . S» 4 ol aw^4 (lrwa beg aw cg»r run * 16 cha, L IV Jackaon , \N. i l Jarkao n . W 11 K>, . N« . •* nw 4 0 ! » » 4 . S ' y ui —W * 4 ul A«‘ 4 IG-* 792 h • of ne m r of 1» ut ne fl. m r* • 1 9 S ft. w M t ‘ y f l. n 495 i e M l , ft Meg .«i ) d - • uf n» tuf ..f 1,' “ I “ run w t’ U yd«. • 140 yd«. • Ml t l l .i t l o f fl.f •! 1 01 I ai I K , n w l n l ry '« « u b div N w (4 of «w** I W * M l ft n ot ■«• cor of n r 1« o f n w »4 run n 6 6 0 ft. w 1 0 5 ft. . 6 6 0 It. *• 105 f t H - * -w c»if of n r 1« o f n * * i run n 3 5 0 f t, r 3 4 6 ft. **ly Lo I (Klint 6.15 ft H H F o l l e t t, M . C\ 1 «I 5 65 2 19 2 43 I'JI . Ij*M uniagiH *, J 4 31 11 J . K. Hwlnlry'r *ub dl* . part of llrford rd In pia! book 4’, pa<r U - 4)ra»gr county rrcord*. kÌTi^ tfrìi'fìTVnV*'virr: ■ - 1 i 1 9 1 1 « 1a»4 14, block 40 W inter Hark 1AAta 31 and 32, block 40, W inter lA»t 30 block 40 W inter l ‘ark 1a>(* 33 and 34. block W inter Park l »*( lu. hU>ck 42. W inter Hark I a>is !i end 0, block 52, W inter Hark 1 o f« 219 U T and lota 5 and 6, block 6.1. W inter Hark I a>(« 4 and 6, block 55, W inter Hark I a»«« 15 to la. block 55. W inter Hark I^jt« 7. .1 and V. block ¿ 8, W inter Hark I o i* I and of U»t f . Mock 83 , W inter Hark lAlia 14 to 19, Mock 61. W inter Hark l o t * 13, 20, 21 and 22. H« «ub dlv . block 63 , W inter Hark 1 a«i If», block 64 W inter Hark lx>ta 13 and I t . block 64, W inter Hark 1a »i 1 1 , block 6V. W inter Ha/k I a»i* 16 and 17, block 70, W inter Ha/k lAjt* 2. \ 4 and 5, and lot 22, block 74. W inter Hark lAJta 20 to 23. b|4>ck 76. W inter Hark IA>t* 4 and • 30 ft lot 3. block 78, W inter Ha/k 1a>L» I to 4. block 88, W inter P ark ^ I a? la 20 to 24, block 88, W inter Hark .♦ lx?t* 1 to 6, block 102, W inter H ark ,.. I A>ta 11 to 21. block 102. W inter Hark L. A. ( haae add. lo W inter Hark, recorded In plat book K, pag« 73. O range county recu rd*. A ll blocka A to I I , t h a * add. Sto v ln a aub div. of blk S, W inter Hark, re­ corded In plat book A. page 120, Orange count» record«. Ix>t 3. Mock II, Stovlna aub div*.«. ...___ W e»l Winter Ha/k, recorded la plat hook A, page (2 , O rango county record *. lAila 26 to 57 (lena lota 30 to 35, and 40 to 40 to 41. and 48 to 53 ), W ect W inter Hark . ..................... ....... .... ............. .......... 5 13a of w 'j of tw ig of M.lg (loan 7.82 Ch*).. ------------------- --------- --------- ,...a^a B e * 12.82 c h i • of n tr co r of iv > 4 o l run « 7.82 cha, • 10 rha, n 7 .8 J rha, v 10 r lu ___ N r (4 of o « )| l*r* aw cor run n 5.29 c h i, aly 19.71 cha. a 3.90 cha, w 19.53 1 07 I Aita 3, 4. 6. « a n d 19. M g j o «ub d l v . S p illrr. Mary M S p ltlcr, J . W Jarkeo n . I* A W Unknown Unknown Ahik. A . A hik. J W Ahik. Mr» V i»f n w 14 I Ì immI» n 1 '»ni Unknown . 00 30 66 66 66 12 21 6 10 3 63 VS usadbfldgr, »«wrordrd In plat I»00k II. p«gr 71. O raag r fou nt? record* Why One S till Lived. * 2 2 3 3 3 n 66r . r ♦ 57 r h * • JÎ* 59 ih ». » I ** , ch* , n 2®. 0 ¿0 <rz rh* and t«-* Sa t o f nw 1 and n w 14 ••( ■» i * I . h*. ■r ror t d i i * >| »s# n » ' 4 run Fry. I»s*ld •*. ill. i run a 1.82 cha. a I l ih * , n 1.83 ch«. r I I rh« H r* «5 63 rii» r arhl t 11* rh * n id «w cor of nr ' 4 of «va 1, run n 7 26 rh«. r ( I l rh*. * 7 26 rh*. • I 13 rh« Mr* 6|7 ft r and 71« ft t» " f •» ror of ■*• , ..f «w * run c 22.1 ft. n l.V 1 fl. * ’•'♦r. » 2»a» f* • 12 Gy fl tn I r a K G riffin « «ub cil»., recorded In pl*i h w k C, e e ^ r 10 10.. O frange m u n i* record * » lo S of nw G Th# Rank Majority. It is stated on re liable authority that there are more than a million and a h alf different brands of. cigars. Yet th ere are only two kinds ot cigar* made, good and bad—mo»lly the U tte r. 14’ . « i i i ) s # i i . u « i " » » i . ' . i i « .in . V- n r i* of •«* i h a rto » . I a jui w J Much Harder Question. ‘•What," aald an Interviewer t ( ) A candidate, "do you Intend to do If “ My good ness'" you are elected?" aald the poor fellow “ what shall I do If I'm not elected?" F ss Gr »nt. n 85*% • •**» •» »••• I9 « »IS to » linai of «re, e 19 cha N«* ' 4 ol nw G oi of n nw ‘ 4 Hr g |& ft • of nw rc»r ft run r 2 M ft. « 799 ft » JM fi «IMO ft «• and * by «1 ft n «ntl • in nr m r H r* V*-, rh* n and 9 7*» r fv« r .»f •** n»r «»I ( ann, S Y i uv. F N Am lrraon. Il (rxirietP . H 1 Ín k r o j e n Travelers In Urazll remark itiHt not "lily In Rio do Janeiro, but In the ling er rltles throughout tho republic, the public Rwulia the dnlly news budget with an eagerness no less pronounced than Is the case In tho United Htales and on the coatlnont o f Europe. P Heg *e n»r o f Mit e h e l l * 1 *• » ) ( . r * ml run • 5®. » Ha ch*. to - Une of V »mgr •i r a n í . N a along • lin* • f Y Mftg* i i r a n í , *if» ch * . n .5° . ¥ ri* i h* t<> n luir uf Y unge 1 i r a n í , n along n l u e 4»( 1 o , , , * ( »rant (o U-g Hr g t rh» w ol *** ror run n 19 rh *. • tu * lin«- ••( M i c h e l i . I « - » , English College fo r Wornen.^ I lochi. Jo h n . Heir** On« of the flourishing women's ool- II on Irr, \V h I . T r leges In England Is Medford college, Hunter, w f i which existed for many years In Maker II.(How, V 1 » F street, lAindon, and Is now transferred to a beautiful new tuiMdlng In the middle of Hegent's park, looking on to Gtrvn. Thu« l( the lake, and surrounded by lovely lawns and flower g ard en s; almost a H arriw jti J II realization of Tannyson's " P r i n c e s s " One Instance In Hla Mind. Hhe—And you say that you hav« always avoided blaming me I'd Ilk" to have you mention o n e . Instance It»— With pleasure. Rem em ber, right after we were married, I ate a pi" you baked, and when the doctor camo 1 told him It waa clams H THEISANrOROJHERALD U i s * k r , A u s u a ta “ Preservin g " th e Baby, l.udlum , Anni* I. f o u n t J a m « « bad see n lO mt flah B l s h o u . I l m n r unknuan ptckled, and wss at onco Impressed Sm ith . F \V and pu ttied by the explanation, elicit­ Howard. L A ed by a l o n f and ateady Ore of ques P ack ard . E lla tiona, th at th e aaltln t process waa to lx>rd. J M make t h e flab ‘'keep." A little later tila*», H w . he attended the baptism of an Infant « ila » , M r.. M I. friend and was atlll pu ttied . Dut at last a light broke In upon him, and Sanlurd 1. A T t I» n i. J M la a shrill tone that could bo heard I-lira., li. ('. McBtid*. WJ all over th e aacred edlflco he exclaim ­ R obinson, M. F ed: ^Ob, now I know all about It. F lsij.b u rg . Adam. 11«fr» mother. T h e water la to make the Itoblnaon. M. F baby k e e p r lloblrunn, M. F„ Some F e n c e . A New Y o rk bankor who feela that the privacy of hi* town roaldonco has been invaded by the construction of apartment bouaea on a d ja c e n t proper ty baa filed plana with tbo building do partmont o f that city fo r a fence ICO foot high. A nine-story apartment building le to be built on tbo lot west of the home of this b an k er, who Is J . M. f fa n c o lln l, and ho figures that a fence 150 fe e t high win be required to keep tte future occupants frdm looking down upon him.—Pop ular Mechanics. ■ 2 8 . Ssnlord O l * r y I M U -----------------l o t *0. Hasford CAary l > 'l t a -----------------Ixrl 31, H»nlord O k r y I> »lt* --------------------1>J| 32, Hantorrl (V k ry I V l U — W > oi lot *2. Sanlord ( - k r y I >»lt» Ixii 4«. Ssnlord C s k ry I k l u ---- -----------I * t '47. Hsnford Cslrry t k l t a ---------------I»>i 48, Ssnlord O k r y DA ts------------------l» rt 4», Ssniord Cskty- I>*lts ----IxA 60. Ssnlord t » k ry D slla W '4 91 1<H #7, Ssnlord C'skry lis lta Ix>4 72, Ssnlord CsWry D » l u -----. . l o t 73, Ssnlord O k r y I M U ------------------l ot 74. Ssnlord O k r y I k l l s I ot 76, Ssnlord ('« k ry I k l l s Ixit 77. Ssnlord ('« k ry I k l l s O t 78, Ssnlord O k f y I k l l s . . Ixrl 81 Ssnlord O k r y I k l t s O l 81. Ssnlord O k r y I k l t s jsrt 87, i k — thst t>srt n sod • ol «tr-sml Ssnlord O k r y l>*tts l>ut 92, Ssnlord I V k t y I k l ts Isrl »3, Ssnlord O k r y I k l ts l x * »4, Ssnlord I k k r y I k l t s ___lx>t »5, Ssnlord O k r y I k l l s — - L o t M , Ssnlord O k r y I k l t s . 31 7 8 in ) 6 66 10 6 66 3 83 3 86 ‘» 11 £0 * 6 IU 6 10 20 31 8 65 IS 14 13 14 6 70 I » 03 13 14 22 43 9 74 16 94 ..él 6 10 15 »6 6 10 12 64 6 10 KÌ 77 77 77 w 1 S3 6 10 77 77 77 77 77 77 6 10 16 96 ’ v* % '•oBVi �Cot lo t Lot Lot Unknown_______ ________ y ., • Im poaalblo to Im ita te O pal. A lono am ong Jew e ls th e opal d eflea th e In g en u ity o f th e Im ita to r. It ow es tta ch a rm n o t bo m uch to Ita own Intrln a lo m o rlta n* to th e sp len d o r o f th e ra y s o f lig h t th a t It re fle c ts . It la th a c h a m e leo n of s to n e s . P lin y , w ritin g 1,819 y e a rs ago, re m a rk e d th a t I t “d isp la y s a t o n ce tho p ie rc in g Ore o f c a rb u n c le a , th e purplo b rillia n c y o f a m e th y s ts and th o s e a g re e n o f e m e r­ a ld s, th e w holo blended to g e th e r nnd r e fu lg e n t w ith a b rig h tn e s s th a t la q u it« In c re d ib le .“ When Every Man W at an Enemy. D u rin g th o m ed iev al p erio d d oors w e re sm a ll and n a rro w , s o th a t only o n e p e rso n cou ld p a ss th ro u g h a t a tim e , ow ing to th e u n iv e rs a l ncod fo r p ro te c tio n a g a in s t a tta c k . F o r th is s a m e re a s o n d oorw ays w e re so m e­ tim e s so t In a re c e s s , com m and ed by o p e n in g s th ro u g h w hich a rro w s could b e sh o t. T h e d oors th e m s e lv e s w e re c o n s tr u c te d In ono p ie ce and n ot d i­ v id ed fro m th e ce n te r,, and w ere f a t t ­ e n ed by s tro n g oak b a rs, w h ich could b e d raw n a c r o s s fro m on# aid e to th o o th e r . I U n k n o w a _ ____________ _— U n k n o w n __________________ Unknown._____ . . Unknown Howard-Packard lond Co. Hownrd-Parkard land Co. Unknown______ . . Unknown . Unknown . . _______ Unknown______ _ . . _____ Unknown ..________ ____ S p r t n p t * ,} . B . . _ _ P rrrn tt, J . M , IM *» Prwratt. J . M ., Ilalra.— M cLain. J . T , «t a i ------ 97. Hanford O la y Dalt«----9\ Hanford Celery Balta— 9». Hanford Celery Delta--------100. Sanford Celery Del««------104. Sanford Calary palta------10». Sanford Celery Delta 107, Sanford Calary Delta------109. Hanford Calary Delta US. Sanford Calary Delta-------------120, Sanford Calary Delta------------122; Sanford of lot 103 and 10«, Hanford Calary Vsufhn A Carnenm_____ X \ i o t ¡w W aad s w S fo f e sR I Banford Kerrey. C. A.___________ _ N 6 a ol n w li of nwt< of ne.U. Hanford Overetreet, B. J . __ Vaughn, Alas_____ Cowan, Frank.____ Overetreet Turp. Co. Overatreet Turp. Co. Delirali, II. T. Crlary Delta ---- — “.T u r t lr t is’i ^ . oi w ____ 6 4 20 31 6 31 6 31 41 ai 3T — 10 4 20 4 » -HS --, . Jt 5 70 5 70 3 65 Lot A, F t . R «ed - ..---------- ------.• — ——-r~ l i l t 11. (In a L B S cha • and w by 1.33 eh» _ u on t and u . • In no cor, -------and .„d lam b e t n» cor run Ovemreet Turp. Co. . ft. a I91M I«, » • I »7 (3 It. Ft. Hmd-------_l<ol L. Ft. I U e d ~ —A. ll.*ltn»oolD F la t a i K 4 46 2 91 Bow*. recarAnd la ylal hook D. pai» «I. Oeaas« «only _ Iluwell. A. It. . Mc l>onla, f l ’belp», Lyman____ Patten, Richard ! . . «r)4 ol re>4 ot »»»i — 10 10 a 7». Oraux» »»“ »«X rvnrdM. _ I Lot I, block I. Camarón 3, HIWV« block ■I.I Catner« IIx)t O, ----------- Unknown________ P h ilosop h y of H e a lth . Unknown.______ T h la phlloaophy o f h e a lth m ay b e U nknow n._________ sum m ed up In th reo w o rd s: "W o rk , Unknown _ lU eh. J . C . _ w ash and p ra y ." T h e g r e a te s t b le s s ­ Unknown________ Unknown ______ ing th a t m an e n jo y s —a s la re a lis e d — Moan, I). It. _____ Is h is a b ility and o p p ortu n ity to w ork. Unknown ____ H a b its o f p e rso n a l c le a n lin e s s e le v a te Cooper. K. T. Unknown.. and c iv iliz e m an. T h e Arm holding of lla lU n f. Henry a fa ith th a t u rg es man to pray b u ild s Unknown Unknown ch ax g p tcr and fo rm s h a b its th a t lead iidtnown fnknoVen „TTTL— him to h lg l^ p la c e a o f th o u g h t and en ­ Bteroum , It. II. _ d eav or. Unknown. lx)! 4, blork 1. C a moron —■ ----------- • Lota i an«! 4, l>lock 1# L o m rfo n ------------- »mfipfk - I'bclps.* Lymmn..__ »______ ! ; ta » •1 Pi P ap er B o * Ind ustry L a rg e . P aper box m aking on e of the new but very Im p o rtan t In d u stries of th is co u n try , has m ade Its g re a te s t prog­ r e s s during tho last half centu ry and p a rtic u la rly within tho last tw enty y en rs, a fte r m odern m a ch in ery had b een In tro d u ce 1 T b « liiislneas tins assum ed w onderful p ro im rtlo ns in New York c ity , w hore th e c a p ita l In­ v e stm e n t e x ce e d s 16,000,000 How ard Fftrkftnl la m i Co. H ow artM ’ark ard l^ n d Co. T y U r. E . C Cnknow n W illiam *. Krrd T Howard P ark ard (jam ! C o W illiam «, Krwel T M irifiu*. hue I . D elicacy Known to th e A n cie n ts. T h e rulsud m eat pies, so d ea r to tha h e a rt of tho E n g lish m a n , and th e no le ss Je llc lo u s deep pies, m ad e In p as­ try-lined b ow ls, woro w ell know n 'to A pIcluB, and ho ev en g iv e s e x p lic it InstrudtlonH a b o u t . lea v in g a h ole la th e upper c ru s t th rou g h “w hich tha ste a m mny e sca p e. Dad Doth W ay a. "A m an should not s o c k an e le c tio n to th e s e n a te w ith a view to m ak in g n ion o y." "N o ," rcpllod S e n a to r B o r ghurn, 'a n d ; on tho o th e r hand, h e 'll b e c r itic is e d Ju st tbo sa m o If h e aoc u m u la te s m oney with a vlow to g e t tin g into tho s e n a te ." iv i I *- . - I Í m. IV7 y •- Food A fte r th e Flood . E v e ry m oving th in g th a t llvetM s h a ll bo food fop y ou ; as th e g re en h e rb havo I g iv en you all. Out flesh w ith th o life th e re o f, w hich Is t h e ' blood th o re o f, sh a ll yo n o t e a t — G e n e sis lx ;3 - i. - Howard E a rk a n l Ijin tl i u )io w a r« i*r a c k a n i U n d ( a . H o w a rd -fa rk a rd I .and < u m >thandy, A M C arraw ay , Mr<» Hammock |U*f aw pof «»f \ï 26 rlaa. ft 'lb lU-g nw rt*r run » y.&3 cb * lo r line of ïo n p » Cirant . 5c. W «lem* »»id Un» IÚ 65 rh», • SI», c 10.9« eli», n I * M rb» to I«e I j II). J . W 11*-« »t t» »rc po»l un • Im» ol rh». • 11 38 rh* l*x( 2 n o r m e » llfcw rt cf -. »uh dl«-, recorded I» pial book It. pa«c »». Oran*«- r»«»N record e 4 Aita I to 4. llrrw flF * eeubdi v Itr f S4 y de •• «»f •» CsU of nr** *»f run n M 4 ft, » 166 fl. • 61 4 ft. » 166 ft ! l * f 96 yd* w of m* *«if «f n» 'g «»f w 'â run w 117 ft. « 273 ft, •• H * ft. n 2 » i ft Meg ; t ) rh * » »nil 10 rNk n of «r raf of * ' i of s r 't yd» ruri n .16 >eie», e 36 vd» , e 16 yde, w He, 10 eh* ti and 2&A ft ■ of ■»* c»»r . 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JJ IJ U IJ tj I* • 1 J.' 1* 1 •t * (I ’t »rot J't I“ .11 12 1.1 I*« J* .11 Vi 21 21 ei 1*2 21 1( .'I i I IU 2-1 *21 !*♦ ADVERTISING COLUMNS M a il O rd e r C o n ce rn s B e c a u se — T L e y L ae» navet co o b tb u ted a c u i to (urthacing Üta I o i 01 Ermj coat reeat red by tbaaa I rum tkia community b a dbed lorn lo ota marrhaata 0 are read by tho people because it gTves them ne w s of absorbing interosL People no Ion or r g o lo o k in g about ux th in g s they w ant -they g o to their newipaper for inform adon « to w here such thlngi may be found. T b i* method la almoac rvacy caae tW r priem can be mat rkbi bat«, without (Way in reca»ring good» and tha poauhiUy of ■ ! » ) « in 4Uiog oedma. Tba natural haaaaa I r e * b to Uty what a good, are abaapoat. Local prida ia nreaflv reiendary in tha gare« a) life at played today. Mr. M recba* aad Man. areel tour with their own adrertkiag. )> 1 3 J - i• 2 1*1 OUR Advertise I Tha local bald U yarea. A ll yuu aaad da b to avail «war. reti of tha opportunism ofarad. A a idearti».man« ia (bit papar will carry your ■«»«■» lato hundred» of horn» la IbB core, munity, h ia tha amati readium of 1ifHag your p artat care, padtor. A apnea dda rtia wobI eort reach. Corea b | v t i tim e and troubley o u w an t to bring y o u r w ares to the a tte n ­ tio n o f th is co m m u n ity , o u r advertising co lu m n s S Therefore ' t 50 40 40 40 40 =a I L 7 32 32 22 32 32 I u7 4 l? T ri * Bat— 2 12 20 20 20 20 20 .M Nwlg of n *U ¿ _________________ to 12 00 3 92 4 4 « 10 10 2-1 H 10 a o f rw 1* ol n « l | ____ ____ Ifl w . r le ra r lli ■ *u b d ir . y.M o f R ecord ed la pial book IE pagr 4 1 . O ran g r county re co rd *. - .......... ... I a>(* 4, 7 . It. 9, I I to 2 2 , l * R r l U ,a aub dl« W. K. MA R T I N. 66 80 1 80 40 2* H I* of a* *4 ol n e >4 of »e ‘ 4 .S w ' a of nw lg ___ ... - Were O p p osed 160 32 32 12 All Z I« 7 .9 « 9 II 29 33 2 77 13 1» 13 n » 1! of nw ‘ j 11 2 10 47 120 120 440 40 31 88 34 K>) of 3 92 1 37 2 IS 75 75 32 75 1 13 50 oí ee >4 Klton I ' J K flau & F ra n s I 9o 31 31 32 83 t ______¿ 0I4 O ÍM U _____ larav ltt«. W . F. 12 21 li Brown, C. C .itrown, C . C ... (itlm . N. B. ___ Now of nw’ i _____ ___ Nw W of iw Si _____ M cN att, J . II. . G II» , N. B ______ __________ JCMof iw k ____________ _____________ G II» . N. B ------ ... Broward, M a (| k M rN att, J . 11__ l’orry, KÜsaboth N .................... Nw W of «w w Well» B Ginn _ ____________ N H of n«M and » V , of n»W ------------------__________ 8*W S * L of n»W n» W of »I W - __________________ Unknown.-------. Hw W ol i w j ( — M cN att. J . O ______ l n K 'o l . « r o i » X of awM Unknown._______ Parry, Barkalow . .............. - ......... ......... .......... »I* and n it ol » U and w j( of Unknown.—™ w V 11 23 Y". 31 31 31 ----- N**4 of n*!% andI a» L Cif ! . » '( .—- E U of n*>i and 1n w tj of » rti . I» 21 31 _____ — N *'| of n*tA andI » > ) uf n e iand w>4.. « 20 2 t 31 20 21 31 ot m | (-------•w!‘ o'2t 21 I I 21 21 31 ___ Nw r a g ? — XI 21 31 lloward lhirkard I*ind Co. »McNatt. J H A iU y, Ae We lx>t 1 H ucb», J . U____ Story, W. II. Story. W. H. 31 I» 18 V illa M U D . re co rd ed In nU4 book C . p »«r 2 21 I VI i S i 7 , O r i n i e » * « 1 ? re c a ci» . latto 14. U 7 16 l i Iand IS . block C , VilD MUD E M of » > 4 and m ) 4 of awl» ___B I ) of aw)4 of n a ti of aatf 6 39 3 14 2 77 i  latta 1 to 12, Mock I . cfiuluota latta 1. block Q. Chuluota ______________ Partin. II C. Eric Andrraon'* add. to O tlcdo, recorded In plat Ikook II. page 61. Orange county record*- ,, - ¡â t ï i ï m ♦ 17 3 14 block I ) , Aulin’a 1st arid— 1a»t* 6 and 7, Anderwon'» »«Id. ,N e)4 of ni „4 a In aw cor of rw )< of aw )* of nwf-4 4 rha n and a by b, 10 cha a and w________ and M 14 of » U ___ ___ S w lf of kufaatj recorded In pia! ( huíosla, ' f book» -B and C . pa|M p a l » 163 and 6 4 , O ra n e » ra tin i? recarda. I xi ta 2 and 3, block I) , Chuluota lx)t» 4 ,6 and 6, block D, Chuluota 4 17 3 66 t 24 tlrian iirta o » Oerido, rm n d ed In pl*l book A. p * *r 111,4 h » n (r count) record* lx>t 4, block 11, Uvm lo . . . Autln« 1*4 add. to 0*c4do. recorded In »U l book A, » « f * 125. Oran**, county record* Sw,*! of ne <4 and aw U of ntrU •H o i NwW of m H -------B n «SO fl. « of m cor of n w )( of n w W Z run w 460 I I n 4M ft. • 460 fL « 4M ft 9 w ){ o fa w H --------------------------- 6 23 h*rm Ixit 12. Mock A I^akr Charm l o t * I to 6, MuaaalwhJte, J. F, 69 76 Nll»on A lrartin record» IAit 7. block A. Ijiki* « N >M______ , ----- _________ - t II" 2 21 35 Jti 2 3 of „ B n 10 cba « of nw ro r of iw ) ( ol n w U _ run a 4.44 cha. • 2.40 cha, n 4.44 rt» , w 2 .4 0 cha Nixon. K ato H. N lion, J . W . Gravm, Kliaa 2 00 F r i » A Hoblnaon 1 07 U nknow n. 1 07 Unknown . __ 1 «9 Hworthy, E .. Haïra------ Erlrm eurer» of l» k r Cbarm, re^oedr«! In pial Ih»o W II. p» Rr I». <>r»n*e ruUnt? ¡ of aaW---------------------------■( of naw «nd »W of n w ) {. ...........Nw t] C o m b in e A gainst th e G enius. I of iw )( and »H of m |( . South H a. N. 8. C o -, ................ W U of n c l( 4k a»W of nw)|___ Dawaon, F . T . ?• ■> •. • W h o n a tr u e g eniu s a p p e a rs In th e K (ifw in , J . E. WM lug •, w o rld , you m ay know him by th la K o u » . J . D .__ 8»U and nw,W o f n»W ----M a th en . II. C ---------a lg n , th a t tb o d u n ces aro a ll In co n fe d ­ Churchouae, E ll a ... — - » » p Ito u » . J . U ___ ,N»M e r a c y a g a in s t h im .— B w lfL L » , J . M ., at a l . ______ Alt „ • • 1 •j law, J . M ., et a l ___ a*. . L » . J. l i . , at al Pi " .- . L » , J. M ., et a l R e c ip e fo r H ap p ier W orld , 1»». J. M . «t al i f p e o p le th o u g h t le s s a b o u t th e ir law, t í ? ('■ J. M ., at a l - , o w n d lg o s tlo n s and 'm o r e ab ou t tb o Ia-o, J. U ., »t al J . M.. et al 3 L i— w e lfa r e o f o t b e r p eop le i t would bo a llaw, ÜB» and « h o í WWK «nd .w U ol tw l( and i » . J. M .. «t al b e , aw cor Of nwW ol «w W run n 44/1, h c a l t h l o f and a h a p p ie r w orld. • 1320 ft, a 66 ft. w 1S20 ( i ______ 1 _ -------------------------------L » . J . M .. »t aL. i l L ! <= = ^ = = _ - z = z = U * . J. M .. K a l . E p ita p h W o rth S tr iv in g F o r. ,AU (1 i noW of M la » . J. M .. »t a l ________ _Lot 1 Bd n H of loti»*2 and n»>4 ol a w ) i _ H ie h e a r t w a s a s g r e a t a s tb o w o rld , law. J . U ., « t a l ________ Loo, J . M ., ot a l ________ b u t th e r e w a s n o ro om I n - I t to hold W rat-Flyno k Harria Co . -1 ! 20 25 25 26 34 X&ti cha, e 6 rha----- N.I» d «» n#W)------- llo b.rto . L . E . . . . run » 13.30 ch», n > . » I M * rh». » 12.32 I nkfiown l^ x . J arid * j ol N w '| of *0*1 and i»r‘ i of ■' •w ', H*!| of nw»a *t"1 *»'> ot BW * Nw U and n ‘ i of nr* 4 Sw •« of — U S « ) i oí » - ‘ i d *w 646 fl H of •• ror run n 176 yd *, «• 140 yd*. • 176 y ili, w 140 yd* . . ------------ ------------------- — I j * t. M rN a tt. J II K r l l r f , k! F Dawson, l h * m e m o ry o f a w ron g .— E m o r s o a . 40 40 *4« r ÌXM, w 12 12 rh- C h ild 's C ostly P la y th in g . A nlx-ycar-old E d in b u rg h (S c o tla n d ) U vr, EM» child has had a rnro p riv ile g e fo r a dhy or tw o of bunging a b o u t a |600 A«Wy. Mr». E I' diam ond studded w ntch ns a p la y th in g . He found It In tho s tr e e t, nnd n e ith e r his fn fh er nor h is tn o tb o r d ream ed of A il*-), M r* E. I’, Cnknown Its value till they saw an a d v c r tls o I nVnown C ook A uto C o raent for Us reco v ery . 1 county re co rd *. I >x»tA T I I« 29. M# N w U of nw U lx>t I —--------N l * of n w' * I >>t « &, 6 and 7 niw n ♦ IO che. n R M Ime. Su«- I M H ‘ hewnr > . M r * riV l 31 31 3! 31 - II 07 65 24 iVccordcd'l» PU. book l>. P»X- «» O rang* Kasha», Klofe W han C leaning F u rn itu re . W hen cle a n in g u p h olsfered fu rn i­ tu re It Is o ften e ith e r Im p o ssib le or In co n v en ien t to m ove It ou td oors. In such n c a s e p lace n dam p cloth o v er (he piece o f fu rn itu re and fhttn b ea t It, ch a n g in g (ha cloth soveru l tim es during the p ro cess. T h e dust will ad ­ h e re to th e cloth «ml will not rise lo tho room .— HuburtiAn L ife . - N » ’l of »eft__ ’ll .lo. *■ —ìt T»-------------R i j #1 M rcra llam a 20 21) 20 2t) ----- » 9 a of n»W ol n w ){ and n ! j of » W l W 17 ,1 7 17 IV ----------------- ------ run n 14 cba. Sa unde r», C . A. _ P ie r » A Ha under» ........... ....... .. 1 69 Jacob«. W . W . A G. G. 1 07 Jacob», W . W. A G. G. 2 00 Nlxbn, J . W ___________ 1 07 I «9 Hus b » . J . I l _____ ___ l 07 I 07 I 07 1 07 Unknown 2 31 Unknown - aq. ta* na cor of «w>¿ of _N.)< of m )< ..B e t ae m cot coc of ol iI 2 31 Unknown Lut» 9, 10 «ad t i . block I, ( »meron---- lx>U 13 »nd 14. block I. tanmon ---. I l*»t 15. block 1. C « m o r o n .------------Ix>U I to 7, Mock Z, Canwton-----------l.ot II, block 2. C«ro*fon -------Ixrt. d and I « . block X, ( .m r ro n T lia L 23 81 1 ____ 8 ) i of nw)4 and aw>< of » U -----------------____ 8wW of nw W------------------------------------------____ 8 )» of n H of aw W of iw )| and be«. » cor of aarna run a I cha, w 8 cha, n 1 ch. • 8 Prevatt, J . M . Htire Prot. Epia. Church ,.. Sa under», J . , Haïra — 2 00 _"t>0U 7 and ». block 1, L«io»n > o------------- 15. block 2 . Cam eron I ^ t 1«. block 2. ( * m»ron Tx>« I . block 3 . C«m »ron lx>t 3. block » . C»m cron tjoit i. a «ad », h>»«k 3, f 46 1 3 3 îo * I 38 5 10 7 20 .11 S 20 I t IS 20 31 ot I _______________ C h am . 8 . O ., a t at.. ___ J Ù ■ I’altlahaU, H. U. ... block X. Rum»»'« >d4- --------- • M ol nw*» 01 ! (-----. NaU of nw.«* of n» »» )( l\ E. Church____ run V i l o IL •‘ ¿ i l i C ■ * 1 0 fL w 1 15 f t _ Z ___ 13 a in aq. In n# cor of n r)| of ire}* Hwanay, M arx a rrt M marl while 4 Huward H»under», C . A .________ Cameron, recorded la pUl book I) , pofe N atu ral D eath In te rv e n e d . A wpm nn'a n a tu ra l d ea th In th e a c t o f try in g to hang h e rs e lf form ed the s u b je c t of an Inquest a t L iv erp ool, E n g lan d , r e c e n tly S a ra h S ta ffo rd , th irty -six . widow of a s b lp la b o rer, wnn found hang ing In her bedroom by u bell a tta ch e d to file ra il of (tie bed, hut it was e sta b lish e d by m ed ical e v i­ d en ce that sh e died fro m h ea rt fa il­ ure b efo re sh e could a c tu a lly com m it su icid e. 3 64 of Irt aad Wylbr Bt. »»H» **• n 19»)'i DW • H - ___ _____B oc 4 S I f l a and a 8 0 It a ol nw roc oî Farewell k l a « . Blunt. Fred nin w 10S It, ■ S2 ft. « 105 ft. n 52 ft. Ft. Heed ---------- ------------------------- Middleton. J . C____ O r m im i Turp. Co. an d a ¿0 a of no H ot a\ l if° p w dß5? Î S Ë i Crlary Dalla _NH Of aa)i el w/» ____ _________ _Nw»i of nw)» (Urn « a taaq. t In nwror) _gt,_of . H ft.^ w i V n r e r ï u d l n »Uf L e k C . y a i . W . Orante njaaty rat«««. Lot ÏSTF î gv'(k « W* « eba » of I *1 and Wylly HUVurTw 1 0 ?ft. « »2 It. • 108 ft. n 6i It) E U of M i l - --------------------------------------------- Prerat i. Mra. J . M.------Prevatt, Mra. J. M .-----..Bw Unknown.— -------^ ai o y|l nw UW|g W— Unknown.--------- ....—— _ -----NwM It o* of na>4 ol nw nwU and w U of uwW and ____ BH n *)4 o< M ua»lw h!t» A Howard awU and nwW ot aaW and a»>4 ol nw W M Í2 06 ch» • and 2 .4 6 ch» « of nw cor Hutton, U. F. ■■— —--B7 f i w H j t mW. run ni 8 cha. • a 3.74 cha, s 3 rh», w 3.74 cha _______ B ac T28 ft w of no cor of awW ot n»W . I«», J. IL , » t al — run W 697 ft. a 723 f l. « 69T fl. n 723 ft and bec 1123 ft a of no cor ol n id 40a run. a 18 ft, w 723 ft, n 18 ft. * £ ' ¿ 7 lot 103 and 106, Sanford CaDry Bolline, Henry... " ::B * S r « T o ^ ¿ e i ¿ r k a M ua»lw hlD B Howard Croar»11, Mra. M. C. — P rê ta it. Mr». J. M.------- L o t tO l. Sanford Celery D elta Lot _lx>l „Lot _ 1/rt Lot lx* |,ot J-U : 1 and » U a * W — -------t 8 (laaa 1 a ta no , no cor lot 2. run a 1.30 ! Should Contain, Your Ad ■» j < □ □ □ □ □ □ □ �^ ’ • 7 . — ~---------- fff r j^ ÿ r -' ______ ' HIP SAMrORD HERALD In Hohor or Mrs. Clayton Mrs. Kate McDowell Butt was the gra­ cious hostess at u delightful Card Party in honor of her niece. Mrs George Wesley Clayton, of Atlanta. Georgia, who Is the charming guest of Mrs. R H. Marks. Mrs Clayton s sister. Pink nrid white wus the color motif in the decurntions. Lovely ro­ ses and nusturtlums made the rooms very attractive. Five-Hundred was the gmrie enjoyed. Mrs George A DeCottes made the highest score, anil won the first prize, a lovely handkerchief. The consolation licize. a deck of cards, wus drawn by Miss Tyner. The guest of honor was presented with n dainty lucejnbot After the plenaant games of cards were concluded, deli­ cious strawberry and vnniln ices with pink and white dike were served Mrs. Butt's guests were Mrs George Wesley Clayton. Mrs. R. J Holly, Mrs Dingee. Mrs. Paul Keeley. Mrs J L Hurt Mrs. Cruse Barnes. Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs. Forest I-nkc, Mrs. Ernest Morrow, Mrs. George A. DeCottes. Mrs. S. 0. Shmholscr. Mrs. Cecil G. Butt. Mrs. R. H. Marks. Miss Hessic Tyner. Miss Margaret Roberts. g i% j 1 >OR|Alr Mr«. Milton Harvey Mabry and little son. Horton Washburn, who huve been jjuest* of Mrs. Mohry'« sister. Mrs. G. F. Smith, for the pa»t week, joined Judge Mnbry ‘ Wednesday afternoon, on his return from Tampa, and went to Jacksonville; for u short stay; before returning to their home in Tallahassee. \Jtfrs. Ida S. Parraraorc and daughter, Miss Annie, arrived In the city Wednes­ day morning, and nre the guests of Mrs. Psrramore's mother, Mrs. A. A. Sirrine. Tbe many friends of both ladies, will be glsd to welcome their return to flteir old bom* for a visit. Hon. J . N. Whltncr speaks next Sunday night at the Star Theatre. Be sure to hear him. Attend the union meeting in the Star Theatre next Sunday night and hear Mr. Whltner's message. Mrs. Vorce Hostess The Men and Religion Forward Move­ The Every Week Bridge Club was char­ ment mass meeting in the Star Theatre is mingly entertained by Mrs. C. M. Vorce. open to everybody. Service begins nt Thursday afternoon. 7J0 p. m. Sunday. Two tnhlos of bridge were played. The Dr. 0 . W. King hsa moved hi.*» office highest score was made by Mrs. 0. W. from the Pico block to the offices in King, who won the first prize, a cut gins» in the Peoples Hank building recent- pepjier and salt set. The second prize recently vacated by Dr. F o ste r. I)r. was cut for. mid Mrs. L. L. Hughes was King lias fitted up ftino offices in his new location and will be nhle|to the lucky winner uf the pretty fancy-work handle a large and constantly increas bag Ing practice. When the guinea of curd* were concludV Mr. and Mrs. F. Walsenian have gone ( ed. delicious strawberry Ice cream nnd rake I . D'«5 church mid tlieir friends to join Mr and Mrs Sommer» and themselves in a George Wesley Clayton of Atlunta, Gn so« oil reunion at (tie (»untoiiug^ Thursday The trip was very muvh enjoyed, e s(»•»•¡all) t»y |Tie ineml>ers wfio mdoiged in tin- evening fur winch an entertaining |>ro. ►pain had been arranged engaging s(»rt of fishing Nolliwillisimidllig the incieiiienl wrath v Plrusant Outing <r a large iiiiiubet uf tlie invited guests Mrs M Martin wus the charming tiusi were present to enjoy tile pleasant even tess uf u delightful boat trip and pic-nic mg utid the many imttrovcmcuis in uud luncheon, at Enterprise, Wednesday; Com­ tlie now attractive appearance of the ren­ plimentary to her lovely niece nnd house ovated jiursonuge rooms. guest. Mist Alice Hickey, of Columbus. Miss Mary Wulkcr opened the evening's Georgia The guests who enjoy«) ttie trip entertainment with a delightful mstru wrrp Mrs. 0. W. King. Mrs McGury. Miss mental solo (u-rfei'lly rendered, which was es lhckry. 'Mabel Bowler. Mell Wlmnrr Pillowed by a duet by Mrs J K McttinFlorencr Frank. ger and Mrs Claude Herndon "Swing D>w Sweet Chariot, iharmingly song Missionary Meeting Mrs Mettmger also sang tlie two bcuuliThe Woman's Missionary Society of the fol solos T h e Night- Hus a Thousand Baptist church held their regular meeting Lyes' and "The Rosary' Srvrrul read­ at the home of Mrs. S. G. Kennedy Mon­ ings wj-re expiated to be given, but the day evening. April 29th, with u ¿no at­ ladies who were to contribute this part of tendance. The devotional exercises were lltu entertainment were forced to disap­ led by Mrs. J . W. Wllmnn. point the committee. Miss Mary Wulkcr “Christian Stewardship" was the- sub­ ) played another instrumental selection, ject for consideration by the society. Miss which was much enjoyed. Light refresh­ Minnie Stewart read a most excellent and ments were served by the committee who interesting paper on the “Stewardship of planned the pleasant social evening Money." Miss Allie Trnfford contributed * delightfully characteristic paper on the "Stewardship of Individual Personality.” This was followed by an appropriate leaf­ let. “A Tithe of All That I Possess," rend by Mrs. E. E. Cox. Mrs. J . W. Wlldmnn. who was a delegnte to the B. Y. P. U.ond W. M. S. meeting recently held ot Duytoua entertained the society with a charmingly interesting report of the meetAfter the fine program was con­ cluded the hostess served delicious ice cream and cake. / I- b All Local A d vertisem ents Under This Heading. Three Cents a li n e Fach Issue llarper-Cust A quiet home marriage was, celebrated •on Cameron avenue Wednesday afternoon *ben Mr. J . W. Harper and Mra. Martha W. (Xm were united In matrimony in the presence of a small company of neighbors ,n<I Wenns. Mr. Harper is from the Em­ pire State and has been In Florida two Fears engaged in trucking. Mrs. Cust esroe to Sanford from Chicago nnd built one of the most attractive homes in the °°untry section, over which she presides *lth queenly grace. Many good wishes •re extended for health and happiness to tbe married pair. * " —, J . IT Tucker Thunks V oters J . II Tucker wishes to (hunk his many friends in tills district who stood by him so loyally in the first [»rimary and made his election certain. Tirst-cluss board at 3nti Palmetto Ave One door south from 3d street Close in nnd convenient Mrs. Mills 68 8t-p Table board nt Mrs. R I . Jones', one block from First strest on Park Avenue (»8-3.1 Married man wanted u( Saint Augustine to work on small farm, Inside city limits Furnished cottage on premises, ten minute walk from plaza and seawall References required. Address R S Bald­ win. 29H St. George Strceet. 6H-3t-p For Sale — Hog». Duroc Jersey. Ohio Thoroughbred stock. Florida raised. Correspondence solicited. F Mullein. Box 462 New Smyrna. Fla 68-2t-p For Sule— Four leaf extension dining table in good condition. Will sell cheap. En pure at Mettinger's store. 68- 4lp For Sale—100 pullets. 75 cts. each. J . W. Sipes. R. F. D. No.3. 86-M .p Gas. electric lights nnd artesian water nnd moms $1.25 and up. 315 E. Fourth Street. fif-tf For Sale— Sweet Potnto, plants Red Providenc. best kind. f l . j f f per thou­ sand Rex Pneknrd. Runic 2. or phone 102-3 fiO-lfc For Sale— A bedroom suite, tiedstend. bureau, wash stand and table, very cheap. Wlmt offers116 French Ave 66-tf .FRANK For Sale— Two if m> tine truck farms. Levi llniford. 57-tf ~ ClotMSP^nd Men’s FurAßfier SANFORD ;•v . 4v - Î 30P 6 A L W A Y S wa n t I h eir sh o p s to lu* s t yl i s h ai u Itcc.i iD»c 1 1icy in ilfttc, t + I’iirciitb wa u l it wr . i r ■>+ h a v e 4 4 frnr K»*m ImtiM* "f f t hei r hoys to wluit i( you want, a nd in f- wcjir, in ul t tint will ui ve s h o e s t s easy for bot h r e a s o n a b le to p r ic e s . V* 4 4 4 4 WK h a v e a new l"t of Hoys Shoes and Oxfords 4 v V v a n d w f w a u l you to look t h e m o v e r w h e n r e a d y t o \t v-y ++ \i n buy. E. G. D U C K W O R T H Reni lin|iiirt‘ il t if ■ luivt* 1 lift 11 (o r e g a r d le s s of s t y l e , I« Disi—Tuli autoinohile Janip. Eluder re- •* V turn to J D Roberts' sture und receive reward 69 2t I? T e le p h o n e f ar I ive risali cottage fiirnished it VII l'oliveiiien» «*s «dose i llerald F L O R ID A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 v v 4 •' •>-y-y+ -y-y-y-y y-s-y-y-y-y y -y + -y + + + + a -+ 4 } + ti - aaaa tt ti V •> ì ' :' - — F E E T No. t>U •>4 4 v v 4 4 4 v v v •••4 4 4 4 »•v > 4 4 4 4 4 v 4 4 *»••!•4 v •!•4 K I T T E R - - S a n fo rd , F lo r id a :• 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •4 v •!• 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ fur iiin h ril Ï ! I I 'nr K A vr One mid two horse wagons with celery flared side Ualles at Underwood's, frl-7-tf Home like and gisst nccomimslationsat Stilinoli'». 315 E Fourth street 61 tf Sanford Macinile | Gas •engine repair» fri 4M if A Garage Go All kitids of r« iMiir wark l'hine A Garage C*» Santoni Ma fri 4M i( Nu «- (oruisluvl risali* il Stilinoli s. M ■ r. Fourtli Street 6 1 tf Itring vour old tire» t<> Sanforii Machìlie & Garage Co lui vulwtiitzing. fn-48-tf H M IL E S SOUTH OK SA N FO RD . . . T h e . . . A l t a m n I nr o n t e lit 11 al __ rut In» at»on on r»d|r Lei ween iwn lakes 40 it.ri f'lfkl, tiuial cdmpleU attr •«tiv« Kn4ri in intrrMM Kl.Mt.la ()ran|* grove and all «iltutrment» fire to furrta '<MI 1,-ei ol tnaiii tulinr *nd rem.r hf*«* lass Aneat *>afer au|>pl* An ideal win tei hniiir Ride out arid »et ui A lIA M O N T K SPRINGS G. W FLORIDA 1 » A lt S R SON. P r o p s . I LAWSON’S PHARMACY N EW S T O R E Registered N EW ST O C K Pharm acist In Charge For Sule—Horse, buggy, mnl hurnes M. Fleisher. P. O Box 1406. Sanford. Flo. 69-tf-c My Home form nnd tools for rent for tlie coming season, to responsible parly. Cecil Gnbbct. nt J . N. Whittier's office. 64-t-f Autoes and carriage painting nt Un­ derwood’s. First class work. fri-3-lf For a good tuble and home cooking come to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rntes $5 per week. 24-U We ore equipped to handle your repair work. Sanford Machine 4« Garnge Co. fri-48tf. Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf The Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living. Only *4.00 per week for the finest tuble bonrd in the city. See Parker. 28 . \ ‘V “ | j U R 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? For Sole—A litter of pigs (9). sired by registered Berkshire Bour. nnd out of Ihiroc Jersey Sow. H weeks old May 20th Address Leonnnl Vlchlrn. R F I) I . Sun ford, Flu 68-2t-c Ten’ acres of go»»! laiiil lor sale at n back north where Mr. Walseman is wpfr M.IVr,j bargain. Three jicres cleared and cropfollowing t h e j f u i l and vegetable bu-siMrs. Vorce » guests wcic. Mesdames W. ped Last season. All under fence. Near Awful] K- L.’ Hu ______ TOdfngTTbtiowatm traction liner- A*smm friends will b^glidHTO woTtome Particulars 'at Hkfftid again in the early fall. Forest Lake, 0. W. King. F IT Millern?lvcn rtwny Office. , Roiu Newman Mrasni. Martin and Butt of Orlundo Four Room Cottage for Rent—No 914 were in the city yesterday and called at Inquire at No 918 or P O Park avenue The Herald office. *■ Dlnnrr Club 67 if Bo« M3 The Bankrupt Sale at the Boston has Instead of (he usuai diniicr. lite dui» W H Undcrw isM l no w b u s a tirsi cime* brought out the shopping public and I and llicir invitril goests enioyed a de borse »liner m a l l il a c k s in i ll i and c a l i trued liglnfol In 11nel » l r■|> tliorsday evrmng ii|> guarani«'«* all wnrk of Dos n a t u r e Yoor opening to the closing hours ev ery <-v»r\ thè river in Cupi Pageiiliurt s house Inuit, IlOises « a li tic a s s o n n i of t h è la-si kintl day of vsnrk ili Ib i» lille S«-i- lluder w no«) A ( ‘ Taylor of Georgia is the guest unir l.enion Ululi, wliere tIn*y liud tiie w lie n your b o r s e n e ia l s slioes. 45-tf pleasure of ealing their dellcioos tliree of Ins sister. Mrs. W. H Underwood C o t t a g e Int R e n i 'J1 I l 'a r k a v e i i u e • ( apt B. F. Whltner is home «gain course luin'tieon. whli'h was taken along A d d r e s s Ilo» rtl3. t i l ) I I tf wiili tlieui f ile lieaulifol niooiilight, thè lor a few days visiting hut friends and Tur S u l e — Stiow cu se. lock druwer, tm srelatives and exercising his frunrhise. |hont ride and tlie delightful evening were sinu style line conditioii Purticulurs nt ► Mr» Mae Harrison of Muivern, ( .a . is very unirli enjoyed l»> thè party wlncli llerald office »4 if Hie guest of Mrs. J Fred Turner. Sr Mrs ruiisisled uf Mr and Mrs N J Perkms Wunled lo boy giaal generai |sir|>»»r Harrison mid Mrs. Turner arc old friends and little diiugliler. F.tliel Goodwill. Misses borse Write or Irlrphunr f.dgar f. Ilrowu 66 le and schoolmates, and this visit and re Emma and Esielle lieard, Floru M John- i R F D No 1 union of old friends is more than pleas suri. Amile U t l'.uldwrll. larda Michaels. N’ii'e. large mry room. stilla hle far tliree Risilo nnd Isianl $ ■ t»-t I.liliali Gibson. Miulge and V'eilu Ward. yoiing meli sot 69-t ( Miss M;is»«-y. MuIm-I ilmid. Stessrs VN J week al thè Gnle City House r Mi»» lit-uie Stewart, of Plymouth, and Remi thè ndvi 1 1.silient III Ibis issile ut kfj», Corn Cawley. of West Apopkn, me ihigpen. \s Watson. R K Dea». llilllc die fViqHc» Haok Half p'r*** •t\ ■*-■.t lo Hill D^vul t’aidwel!. Ardue Bolli. Weidthe charming guests of the Misses Slew sonicthlllg of vltal interest lo (tir la-uple nian Caldwell Penney Demie. R,daini of (fiis seclion art. on Union Street. A i Dima il Read lIII* |V«»iiles llank ad ili ibis issile The young i»coplc enjoyed their nsuut If >mi want io »afegoard yoiit aniily now Thursday evening dunce in tile hall Social t veiling is t h è I t i n e I I In- members of the D m ul Department Tapt mid Mrs R. H Marks and Dr nn»l Wiinterl — A second liand «me borse wag­ I I tie Wuinmis Missionary Society of Hie on (ilve la-si jsu*- far cash Address I L Mrs. Cecil G. Bolt were the entertaining 69-2p hosts at a very enjoyable launch puffy . Methodist ciiurcli invited the member» of Greenc. R D. 2 Thursday. complimentary to Mr. nnd Mrs ■'» WANTS LAWSON’S ------- Means Purity - . • Everything in Drugs, Toilet Article» and Sundries 4 ' - s LAWSON’S PHARMACY -- »* < a • '/• .V A ,-V » fitti » s. �OFFERS by FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT ~ ILLUSTRATIONS KA/WAÍlins c a r m & r r /& / o r a a s & i-fff/w y u caw H /ry i * S Y N 0 P 8I& T O l i t —U g h tn u t done the p e ­ ed lata a t night seta up for a Hie »errant. J ca k tn * cornea In Baar te recognise U g h tn u t, atl p o t M a out. T h in kin g the ssr*7 . U g h tn u t chan gre hie clothes r te summon help. W hen he reJenklne falls on his neck with Inning lig h t a u t 's belief th at be dlgpyl*" And It waa the first slang I had beard from those aweet lips alnoe the night she waa In my rooms I C H A P T E R XXVI C H A P T E R V II—She telle him her nam e ?, * ¡ £ ¿ .^ ,7 named F ra n c * * N ext m orning the girl L « f - t lit t le sh am a b o u t ho »«i ^ clouglconsolatlon of : S B iw a iV K « ___. * , thought, don't you know' I.slipped to th« sent Pestdo her " E r . Mlaa Bllllnga—“ I began, thinkfntruder declare, lng absent-mindedly of what I should aay, and forgetting that we wore quite alone. " 'Mias Bllllnga!.’ Why do you call me th a t? ’ Her lovely brow puckered. "I remember, now. thnt’a twice you—” n u t Is aston la h« « ! to find P i t t i n g * g on *. and m ors *»t»nt*h»<t w h * n h * g - l » a m e s "P ran ce s, t h e n ! " I corrected softly. s s g v from th* l a t t e r , d em an ding h i* Hho straightened, her bosom lifting cloth s* U g h tn u t. bo un d f « r T a r r y l o w n IUHtnc*s homa, d ls c o v r n * " F r a n c « - * , ” tha with a quick Intake Hy Jovo. that afri o r tha p a j a m a s , on the tra in waa whnt she wanted! C H A P T E R X I V —U g h t n u t i r - o l t i to " O h ! ” Then aho leaned slowly bark, hsr and a l l u d e * to t h a nig h t b e f o r e Hhe looking at me thoughtfully through declare* I n d i g n a n t l y t h a t U g h t n u t n - v r r aaw her In htar-k p a j a m a * Ai T s r r r t o o t n half closed eyes. h»r Ilpa parted In F ra n c a * 1* m e t by a h u * k y c o ll e g e you th the oddest smile who hatla U s h t n u t ns " t M c k y " T h e U t 1er Ignore* t h a boy. who t h e n t h r e a t e n * And 1 screwed my monocle tight and to th raah h i m fur o f f e n d in g Franco* let her hnvo emllo for amlic, deter­ U g h tn u t take« the n e x t t r a J n h o m e . C H A P T E R X V —nitttng» n o rm * over mined to chirp her up and make her tho o u trag e o f h i* a rrest lie and l ig h tfeel .our oneness that sort of thing, nut dlacnvar m y*tertuua Chine** c h a r a c ­ you know And I aucceuded! For of ters on tha p ajam aa. n sudden her h ead wont back and tho C H A P T E R X V I —P ro fe**o r D ootenber- Joyous peal of her canary laugh s ta rt­ r r Is callad In to Interpret tha hiero­ ed off the Jolly blrda In tbo trees g ly p h ic . C H A P T E R X V I I I —T h a w r i t i n g declares th at s p e r s o n w e a r i n g tho p a j a m a * will tak e on th a s e m b l a n c e o f t h e p re vio u s w earer T h * profe«»or b o r r o * * ja m a s for exp erim ent. C H A IT E R X IX the T JIIIIn g a " p a j a m a * I* found In Ihe pr*tfe «*or • r and le t a k e n h o m e In a n autom obile F r a n c e * and a w o m a n U g h tn u t “ tha fru m p ." CHAPTER X X —Ughtnut la angered by lb* frump's"" slanóar-ou» talk about C H A I T E R X X I —"U U tlngs" la taken to his room. A se rv a n t tells U g h tn u t th at a meaaage h a s Juat been received atatln g th at Billing* w as under a rre s t in New Tork for ste a lin g a suit o f black p a­ ja m a a C H A P T E R X X I I —Judge Untine» »'tonIshe* U g h tn u t with a tale of F n n d * ' m cap ad e* U g h tn u t aska p rrm ltiio n lo speak to " F r a n c e * " Probably w aat sbo bad in nor dear little mind was that be might be bold­ ing the library—and ho would. If be continued to think he waa busy; for 1 bad heard him aay *bo expected to work all night. But then, there ware dotena and dozens of other places wa oould go—well, I should Juat aay! I had Just bent forward to suggest this to har when I aaw ahe waa going to speak. Bo 1 waited, smiling at her tsmjcrly. "And about Arthur— “ ahe began, and I cut myself a painful atab with my nalla— right In the palm—“now there la a case where I think you find*'—«he nodded toward the houso M»In— “where you find one of hla auperb qualities, the one quality that, of all, I admire In a man the m oat" “By Jo v e !“ I aald, leaning forward. I wondered whnt It waa—and then, dash It. I asked her. “Juat tru s t!“ the said simply, and har face grew lumlnoua. “ Faith, perhapa I should aay. My father has It larger than any man 1 ever knew; It la something that goes out rrom him with hla friendship, with hla love, making a dual g if t”—her voice drop­ ped thoughtfully—“! have studied It In him all my life, and It has always seemed so beautiful to me— ao won­ derful— the unquestioning peace be has“— her blue eyes* widened, thin-1 lng— “baa ever In return for the per­ fect. abiding tru st that he gives to the thing he c|fls hie own. 1 know, for he has uinde mo feel It from tho time 1 waa a tiny little g irl!“ The last word waa alm ost a whisper, so tense. t o vibrant with feeling wag It— ahe = = = = = = = Brick, Lime, Cement, Shingles Laths, Corrwgated Iron, Roofi Metal Shindies, Paints and Oils. Irrigation Materials,. Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe Mains, Pockets, Nippl Special Prices in Mixed Car Lots................................................... Wire Potato and Cucumber Baskets 50c Each F E R N A L D ’S - O AK A V E . - SA N FO R D “ •*' ¿.though shouldered pn C H A P T E R I X —B llllnga dons the pa- J l s t r u e t f d aid thallgned by everyon e ebe knew, and she bad no one In all tho world to turn to but mo— and— Oh, *1 wanted her to know what 1 . C H A P T E R X V I I —H e rav es ov er w hat be call« the lost silk of H l-U ng-C ht. P R IC E S « VIII—Jack Billings call* to to n a ^ x the pajamas. LO W EST A p d su d d e n ly It ci i » « «»"">•< o n tb la w a y , w ith o u t j^inn s h e lo v e d ; jk S m k AT , *„„« a b o sk y college boy. w ho calle him “ Dteky, but be Soee not aee the girl. CH A PTER BEST BUILDING MATERIAL . -- * j' | •no*. “And iT e re i17 find * man—’’ •he breathed. I coughed slightly and the atarted. stared at me—and then tho dimple deepened In her cheek, loat In a bod of Jolljr roaea. Her laughter pealed forth, blrdllke—dellclopa! “1 beg your pardon 1" ahe aald. “Hut when I think of papa and of how be bellerea In hla children, especially poor little me. I think I must get—“ Her rogutah, puzaled smile searched my face. “How la It you aay Itl—oh. I know—*1 think I must be, getting THE Are You above us. "Oh. you — ” A stare, and then an­ other burst as sh« bent forward, face burled In hor hand* Then It lilted sharply, flame-dyed—her lips tremu- ; lous, her ey es shining like sapphire stars " O b ’ she gn*i>ed. and ln>w I envied the ll'tle hand she pressed against her w aist, but the wlnd<rws dash tho windows! " T h a t 's —th a t’s It — Frances—Juat that much! But. do | you know, I don’t—don't bellevo you I really know my full name. 1 remem- J bor now nevcral th— ” Sh e bent to­ poor J a c k — no. air! But then, about ward mo 'wltchlngly, her wide blue the other one — well, she waa. Just a eyes challenging my candor, " lio n treacherous snake In the whal's-ltsestly, now—do — you?*’ nnmo, and she ought to be exposed. Bo It was Jhnt thought that waa By Jovo. »be should Imi! tickling her! Well, by Jove. I had her "Il's the frump, you know,” I said there, for 1 had heard, the Judge men­ Indignantly NO C A U SE REPAIRING tion ner name In full, prise herl "The— the what?” Her pretty teeth Jlaahcd llko the “Oh, don't IT" 1 exclaimed, winking t keyboards of a tiny Organ —you could aa I polished my glass. "Well, how even bear a little gurgly, musical about Frances Lealle BllllngaT“ I let quiver somewhere behind. And then her baro It slowly, distinctly, and I remembered that, of course, abe with 'yet a note of triumph I could wouldn’t know whom I meant. not altogether bide. And then re­ “Oh, your guest, you know—your morseful for her amazed expression, 1 friend from school,“ I went on, try­ explained frankly: “Got It from your ing to tread cautiously and yet feel­ father this morning, don't you know, ing myself growing red. “Oh. see during our long talk about you In tbo here now. I don’t llko to aay things, library.“ but—er—“ "Oh, go o n !” she trilled, her sweet “W h —“ Then aho swallowed and her face faco shining wistful. fell perfectly blank. By J ots, I could “Well, I mean this— er— Miss Kirk­ have kicked myself for a Jolly ass for land; came out with us this morning, breaking It to her ao raw! Of course, sbo would know that tf her father talked of her. It would bo nothing for mo to hear that waa true or k in d nothing abe could wish might bo said to the man abo loved. I hastened to reassure her: “But I don't bolloro a dashed word of anything ho aald about you”— 1 •poke hotly—“and I don’t car* a Jolly j hang for what tho othora aald, either ; —eo there you a r e !" "Oh. you don’t f “ Could toll how I had touched hor by her expression, don’t you know; and she fell to look- : lng at me the queerest way. “And would you mind telling mo who the < ’others’ a r e !“ I oyad her gloomily, sympathetical­ ly. Aa If ahe didn't know already I 'W ell—oh, dash It. my mind baa been filled with—er—Just anything!" I began cautiously. “I know,”— she murmured it aa if to herself—“one can soo th a t!” And S u m m e r o r W in te r weean supply your wunts in the Automobile line. If you want to rent A Motor For Any Purpose we nre nt your service with the very best cars- We never alecpi If you are in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. Sanford Machine & G in g e Company PHONE 331 Residence Tor Sale New ten room bouse with all cot lancet, Juat been screened throu with best copper screen* Twenty bear­ ing orange trees, pecan tree* about fifty rose bushes sod other plsnt* All In first-class condition snd situated on San­ ford Height* the prettiest residence sec­ tion in Florida. Finest artesian water from deep well. Can alto sell two other lots with poultry yards orange tree* fine bare and garden adjoining! Will be told at actual cost as my budnesa necessitates closer résidence. • “ Raxall Orderlies are eaten jn«t HkJ candy, are particularly pr-■ml* ,lld agreeable In action, may !>e t»ut> »l any time, day or night; .......... . dlarrhu«. nausea, griping •« <-*-i»s loostnewa, or other undeslr»l>;<- effr <• They have a very mild but I '- " 1’ * action upon the organ« with * l,loh they come In contsrt. apparentl* *fl lng as’ a regulative tonic ii|-n tin- **■ lazed muscular coat of the be««’1 lhu* overcoming weakness, and aMins •" restore the hpwela to ai«»rr vipr<»»» and healthy activity. . Raxall Orderlies are aasur|w*cr.bl* and Ideal for the use o f children, >• folks and delicate persons. We esnno too highly recommend tbsni to • sufferers from any form of oon»tipv tlon and Its attendant evils T,)*1 * why we back our flaltb In them * our promise of money hack if s o t give entire aa Refaction V ]Tf* slsea: 12 tablets 10 cen ts 8fl tablet» cents and 80 tablata DOcent* bar. yon can obtain Rexnll ^*cir< 11 lU»>re. only a t our store—The L.R. PHILPS A CO 1 Size Bean aod Cuke Baskrt» 0 a Hand at All Tlmr* Herald Office. 87-Jtc DOUBT A S tate m en t of Fnet* B*ck» I hf * Strong Gunrantoc. Wo g uarantee liiinicdlu'e r.: >1 l°d tlve relief to all aufferer* If ,v:«tl pSUon. In every n w ** i.er*- u: edy falls to do thl* we w I return th* money paid us for It 1 1>»' - ' fT«»* statement of facts, uiwl we « ,,,‘l lo substantiate them at our ri*- R-J. Hou.tr, Tha Merchants Grocery Oo. hare i original package store in the Gove block and will sell groceries in orig­ inal packages that will be a surprise to the consumer. Free delivery. Phone 298 TO Terms Cash H. H. DCANt Gat your room at Stumon Street • �KEEP ■ T H E M O N E Y AT HOME Do you know that more than One Hundred Thous­ and Dollars leaves this seetion eaeh year for Life Insur­ ance. Think what a great benefit this amount of mon­ ey would be to this coummunity if left at home. The American Bankers Insurance Co. ■ ■' »• * * *! * •• • • ' *, r # t , i * | 1 * An Old Line legal Reserve Insurance Company is owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers in different sections of the country, was organized for the specific purpose of keeping the money at Home. It is the only Life Insurance Company that invests it s money locally. Before taking Life Insurance don’t fail to examine it’s contracts and rates at the Peoples Bank. . ; ~ __ THE PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD f T H I S is to certify that this Bank has a Contract with the Ameri­ can Bank ers’ Insurance Company of Chicago, whereby the Company agrees to deposit in this Bank all monies it receives for Life Insurance in this section and the same to he loaned out in this community. H. E. T O L A R , Cashier don't you know I thluk of her no the trump—tlttlo Idea— or— nicknnino of mins, you know, she a ao a w f u l! " And I scrswsd mV glass with a chuckle R>r an Instant I thought ah« woOldn't catch It. aho Blared a t m e ao blankly Then tho Jo k e of It— tho Jolly aptneai, ao to a p e ak — g ot h e r fall and »«tunre, and aho Ju st lifte d a acraam. bugging hor kneo and rock ls( back und forth, hor face suffused, btr laughter pealing like a chim e or lu g uh' ehe l i r c a t l i 'd Ite r g l o r i o u s l y it'M u g nt la e t b lu » h t h g I m* u u n d dnl> tit ti K •'! II " I ' l l I " ' 1 rh ll* i i Ioiim MUI » l li u id k i - r e h h f. o h . Jo U I) ut i l m e -l know you will' ' I c e r t a l n l ) had u tlrr ed h e r up a n d I ghted It A >y*. i s. di d c .dl g b tid n * :* • lI,: ,l> tti 11irt , , y .,T1> onf. m l ling th e frum p b e a u tifu l .»t M •,....... It Til *ht >» Ml runnier • -.lift««* 1 |h|i It t* I ’l rifi* ** h 1 Ml«* M*i*||l«’<i I " 111 to her 111••K II Mill of \\ h ) . 14 f 111111 > Ulli , iIm to it thnt I dl«ln i. ‘li»u f y on And I Juat ro cked , too, k e ep in g h er K n o w ' company. Iteally , 1 don’t th in k 1 ov er ’"roll mo, now"— aho clanped h«*r Itaihtd ao m uch a ln ce aom o chap k n e e , l i f t i n g h e r lo v e l y f n c « c o a x i n g Funked down on th o hard cro w n o f |y — t ,* 11 nut nil t h n t s h e »nld a b o u t * 7 naw u ie laat w in te r. At le a s t I to e e v e r y t h i n g ! " wntad to lau gh—rln c h u rc h , you And 1 did every word, by J o v e ' know, and It'a ao aw ful how you fe e l Vi,,) no o n e c o u ld look I n t o t h a t Uteri when so m e th in g — oh, you k n o w ’ ing enu ou s fa c e as I p ro ceed ed . And If you could havo soen th a t poor doubt thut Hie a la n d e ia w ore new fallow't fa ce ! ' ,,, |,or N ..»er u Jolly one touche I By Jore. how glad I was for her h er- only vou could hoc t h e i r ahmir , Jally latiao of hum or th a t cou ld s e * ,m y aniu»*-*l hut S e v e ra l tltnea I had tka'point of thing« so q u ic k ly , »m l I t() pnunr ns aba bent under a g a le of ***** them cle v e r. A lw ays had ao |«„ght«r • dialed little p a tie n ce w ith stu p id poo only once wa« »he brought up. I k don't you know . And Ju a t .h e r o sh o ck ed . *****>«■ little thing cam e to mo and 1 ”0 & r Bho uttered faintly, aa 1 came to toe intimation nbout her being hail1* har have It: “Oh, I say I"—I leaned nearer, fellow well m e t with the footmen and «lekltng—-your father pretends to her drinking nnd cnroualng with them ***** bar a moat beautiful and win- and other men-servants until th ree In girl—fancy I" And my face tho morning I realized that It » » » n 't tfrtchad Itself In auch a Jolly grin |tho uiatw^t of the drinking thnt ***t I could hardly hold my glass. ! feared her and drew from her little **• bent toward me, amlllng ador- \ gaapa na I-rn n io to thla— knew that 1 “You mean this—or — 'Mtaa didn't bother Iter, don’t you know, for U r t la n d r - I know aho did drink—c^uld drink. I I hodded cbortllngly. mean to any. for I had not forgotten Bka peered a t me through her long >1'« two full whisky glasses of high Vhat-you-eall-'ems— oh, such a way I j proof Scotch aho hud toasod ofT that "But you don't think ao, do youT" night In my room*. Why, no. dash It. iweetly, how fstchlngiy she said »ho wa* able to d rink—It went In the — , "kfaf—J gasped. By Jov e, In my korror, I lost my grip upon my Jolly £ * * “ *'• "Oh,. 1 eay now I I think r * frump—this Miss Kirkland, You a fi^ghtr—regular freak, dash “' I th. Judge sol" «Too—you— ^Ot oottrsel" » And 1 shrugged dlath e c g llsa t g rim ac e " W h T. dash It, If 1 a fa o e like l e f t China,, ^ f her Jolly • • CBUghtlhef breath with a Httlo then she w as off again I This 2 J rested her arm s upon the •*** behind and burled her head In bsr lovely shoulders Jiggling np I. V 0WB* i , r »«bW ni laughter eend*«r off at la st Into a spall of oough- | family! I could never forgot with what pride »ho had told tnn of putting her brother J a c k under tho table two n lg b ta ru n n in g T h n t waa all r ig h t— It wns th o o th e r p u rl of th e fru m p 's scandal th a t b rou g h t her up, s ta n d ­ h e r 11pn t i g h t e n e d Ob' she »licit liitt-il »b u r p ly , n l t u o s l p e t u l a n t l y , atnl her foot » t r u c k «utitrtly on tho board« " I uu iid ui how m uch you think th lu k It may be just what you need. P U R E L Y "Think lot»," I »nld simply, watch Ihg her little toe Ha It lap p e d Be l t er Th an W e l l, I s h o u ld t h i n k n« m u c h ! ' And t h U t i m e her la u g h waa s h o rt — oddly const r a i n e d S h e looked awe» oft d o « H t h e s lo p e t o t h e 11 Vet l )h ' lilt» tlllo- It » as a t i n ) KH»1' «« of die nt»> And t h e t o e t a p p e d like tin e l e c t r i c w hat s i t s n a m e C a l o m e l —More Sa t l n l a rt o r y T h a n Pllla. Equally "Y e s," I said, watching It musingly, "I suppose It's bocauMo you're tho only girl, don't you know, that I ever did think of before— oh. ever at all, dash It! Beneficial ^ I'he to e s t o p p e d I cou ld feel her lo ok in g st m e s i d e w i s e , hut I did not g l a n c e mi, t h a t 1 r e m e m b e r . » »► lo ok in g d o w n , t r y in g to g e t hold of a dn»hed Idea I w a n t e d to e t p r e a s 1 Kill t k n o w . I C o n tin u e d , h o lin g n»»ay nt h e r too, yet h a r d ly s ee in g It. " h i lt s u p p o s e thnt s t h e r e a s o n I kite»» nil tile t i m e nlte » a n l y in g tiut sUII. You W e l l . nomebow thnt doesn't sovtn to be the real reason I know I think the rent reason I knew It couldn't bo and wnsn't true wa»"— I «Ighed heavily— “ oh. dash It, It’s so hord to get hold o f the Jo lly th in g !" And thoro wa» a patmo ■''The real reason T" her voice coined gently "W as b ecau se—” Then »bo niovod the toe and It put me o u t—"I think Juat because—oh, ye». I know now !" And I looked up eagerly. "Just be­ cause I knew thnt you—are you!" I Mulshed beamingly Oh. I s e e ' " Hho said It musingly, her nnger lightly prosslng upou hor lip«, her benutlful eye« studying me with tho oddest, keenest »Idrvglance A pause, and then: "And how long bavo you known me. pray? Just a —'' "A thousand y e a r s !" I »nld prompt­ ly and earnestly. "A thousand years and all my lire, don't you know! Jv'ever will km>»\ you any better.'’ "I wonder," she murmured, nodding slowly. And then for a moment she didn't say a word. Just sat there look Ing me over curiously, her express! half shy, half qulialcal, don't y W . C . ¡A ld r id g e ing, ao to apeak. For how aho really looked embar­ rassed, doaplte another lapse to laughtor. Her face end neck wero dyed a lovely crimson. "Oh. d e a r!" ehe said finally; and she wiped her oyea. "W h a t you must think of m ol”—and she looked sway, know. t a pretty frown contracting her face; Then her smile Mashed agslnthen the Jolly dlniplo deepened once dlant, dazzling brightness that broug again and she choked Into h er.h an d ­ kerchief. "O h , d ea r!” »ho repented, her nearer, like t h ^ e f f e c t b a ttle ipfnV biting hor lip to hold her quivering light's sudden gleam t h e ^ a t ' t t t n c mouth cornor» "O h , If» n shame," I upon the blue lino of the "W e st hoard her m utter; "1 mustn't le t him Shore" away «cross tho broad, throe^ (To Be Continued) —It's too—" S h e w heeled upon m e, For Children Or Adults. V E G E T A B L E In sist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . 5 0 C ents P er B ottle. |— - | W e G u a r a n t e e It N c w la n | P h a rm a c y # A W ayne (Penn.) 'Man W rites This ■/ Wnyrir. P a., D r c c n ^ O f r , 1910 Valentine ft Co . New York Gentlemen I wish to *ny u good word in refer­ ence to Valspnr I have used this varnish in October, 1007, on extreme outside work where it wns not protected from anything. This month we went back to same jo b and gave it one coat, finding this wus all that was required ns there was plenty of body still left, only dead here and there. I have tried all kinds of outside varnish here before, hut must soy this is the best of all. I know there cannot l>e too much said nbout such an article, nrul I also know there are plenty of men looking for suuk vurntsh, but don’t know where to find «tit. 1 shall n w t r buy an oth er a s long ss It rem ains whut it is and hope many more will find out the good results it gives. I remain yoiirs very truly. R . S. L U C K E N B I L L . H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. M a d .b r VAtFNTINK B m CO M PAN Y ►A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald % will Rent YoiTr H ouse For You ■ k&itit iy ? v ' - * �A Qplet, P retty Weddlni A very quiet wedding took place last Wednesday afternoon at ike] home of Mr». Martha D. Cult on Cameron avenue, when Mr». Cust and Mr. Joshua Whltetlde Harper were united In |mnrrlage. Rev. J W. WlJdmnn performed the ceremony. Mr». Cust's gown woa a pretty light blue meaaallne over white milk, the bodice having a handsome Duchess lace flehu forming a surplice effect. Mr». Cust wo» assisted by Dr. and Mrs. Detamater and Mrs. Uriggs of Deposit N. Y. Mrs. Cust owns the pretty cement bungalow on Cameron avenue and is the daughter of Mr. R. C- Bradshaw who is one of our largest vegetable growers.' Mr. Harper Is a fine business man and owns a celery farm on Ueardall avenue Both being popular they have the best wishes of their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harper will be at liomo to their friends after May 15th at their home on Cameron avenue. To the Voter» of Sanford: 1 desiro to extend to the Sanford voters many thanks for the magnificent voto ac­ corded me at their hands. Same wlU al­ ways be most highly appreciated. Gto. A. DtCorra. Underwood Lead» In Florida For presidential preference Oscar Un­ derwood has a decided Icod over Wilson and will be the high m an.. with u major­ ity of between 3.000 and 4.000 votes. Frank Clark Lends Hon. Frank Clark has a good lead over Hilburn and Burr and may win in the first primary. Mr. Burr will retire to the - commlkwuher s Job and. draw his salury as usual. If Clark und Hilburn ora forced to make the second prlmnry there will be something doing. At the Presbyterian Church Rev. J F. MyKiiinon will preach ill the Presbyterian church next Sunday morn­ ing. No service at nighr. All are cor­ dially invited to allciid _______________ a % I hanks from Uoncgun To the IV inner at» ol Orange county: In iioiniiiniiiig me lor your Senator you huvr done Justice to Osceola County. And. in behalf ol the people of niv county. I sincerely thank you for your generous sup­ port. A ktiiuk E Donegan Judge M. II. Mabry, arrived in the city Wednesday evening from Tampa, und with Mrs. Mabry und their little non liurton Washburn, they left I huraduy ufterni>on for their home in Tallahassee, after Mrs. Mabry's visit of u week with her.aister, Mrs. G. F. Smith. NOTICE. Tho dancing clans conducted by M im Linda Lefller and M im Higgins will be continued us formerly. Meeting »ill lx- held next Wednesday evening nt thr usual place. 2tc. • - ■ - AUCTION, Saturday 2 p m. Stone Sc Grove building. Bed», wood und iron; wash stand», oil and gasoline stoves, carpets, dishea, cooking utensils, 16 new maps of Dixie. 1912 census. Clothing for men. women and children, every­ thing g»e» to I lie highest bidder, thing goe« to the highest bidder. Itc I wish to announce to the public that have closed iny " F ix It Shop" at 111 ¡xth S t and in futuro »hall follow only the following work: Hoofing of ull kinds, special attention to leaky roofs; Gut­ tering, Paper Hanging and Hoof Painting. First cls»s work at moderate prices. Consult me ut 610 Palmotte ave. or 'phone 229. C. A. S M I T H . The "F ix It M an." tf ¿ ^ liiW f f r f iW W ^ iiW f r iV W W M 'r t iiV h V iy V r iy ^ £ 1|_|lAVING purchased the laun5 i n 1 dry business of Hop Kee, I will be found at hit old place of business in the Bishop Block. Will be pleated to do your work at the following prices: Soft S h i r t s , ............................. 10c Hard Bolotn and Pleated, 12/ic Collars and Cuffs, . 2 Vic each Get prices on family washing. s W U AN J ; J «: i J: f J SAN I MAY 6 AT this time of the year, naturally, everyone is looking for Special Bargains in Clothes, Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions and Furniture and there is not a per­ son disappointed here, “Where Bargains Reign Supreme. » .. 5th 0thv 7th 8th 1st $30.00 9x12 Wilton Rut» 2nd 12.00 Cathedral Gong’Clock 3rd 10.00 Cowhide Traveling Bail 4th 8 0 0 Cowhide Traveling Bag 8 00 8.00 8.00 a00 FLOORS TABLES CHAIRS . OIL CLOTHS $1.25 SUIT CASES 98c Japanese Matting Rugs in neat patterns; size 6x9 ft. Spe- (T»-| /»q cial fo r Mon. <P-L«Ut/ S E E our new line of Suit Cases. Just received a splendid valuefor q q $ 1.25; our price. t/OC $1.25 SOIESETTE S H IR T S 98 CENTS M U S L IN U N D E R W E A R = SALE - Now is the time to buy men’s genuine soiesette q q shirts; collar attached; $1.25 seller. Monday «/OC $15.00 WOOL SU ITS $13.19 $1.50 UNDERSKIRTS 9$ Cents Monday, you will find many Skirts worth $1.50 Q O ~ each on special Sale at, each o n l y .................vOL These fill wool Suits come in blue serge, fancy <ussimeres, worsteds and mohairs. All regu1 ‘) i q .lar $15.00 vulues. S p e c ia l....... ,..... ............« p i - O s i y . ---- ----------------------- :-----------------------------7---------------------------------------------- * -------------------------- - 1------------------ $1.35 GOWNS 98 CENTS Another^Xiuslin Underwear Shle Special. Chemise and V neck style gowns with lace; also embroidery trim­ ming and hand embroidered. Special $1.35 Q O ~ values, while tliey last, only ............. .................. */ O L ••BLACK ÇAT S O X 0 5 c quality in genuine Thread Silk Sox. All the Intest and most wanted shades Our price a pair . . . “r O C ----------------- j ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 65 cent DRAWERS 18 cents A large assortment of ladies' lace and embroidery trim­ med drawers well worth 65 cents a garment; our price o n l y ............................................................. $ 1 .7 9 , $ 1 .3 9 and 93c 75 cent BROSSIERE 48 cents 25c Style No. 2 2 . honed with surplice hack, t y i n g around waist with tape made of Batiste with poi nt ’d embroid­ ery trimming in front; this combined wi t h i Warner' s rust proof corset forms a perfect foundation for modern styles of dress. Each, only $1.35 PRINCESS SLIPS 98 CENTS A ready seller for $1.35, will find their way t<. the underwear bargain counter Monday at only 65c GOWNS 49 cents 35c DRAWERS 25 cents WHITE APRONS Se<* our sjieeiul line of Indies' high und low neck gowns in till sizes worth 05 cents a gar- A Q ment. Choice only C The Drawers will bring 35 cents n garment in plain, ulso lace and embroidery trimmed, op- r t p " en or closed. Our price Large while aprons for ladies with hemstitched hem, also u pocked. 35 cent value. O f T , , Our price only L aÒ \ Children Dresse« I n ginghams a a d percales, up to 1G yrssize; worth $1.50 and $1.35 each, our special price is only BOYS; WAISTS 25 cent« See this special lot of Boys' Blouse Waists in light and dark pat- O f t , , terns for Monday, each L $ 1 .1 9 , 98c 40 cent BELTS 25 cents Men's all leather hells in tan. brown and black. Worth 40 cents. Each, our p r i c e ..................... Just think of buying a child's dress, well made up at almost the price of the ma­ terial. See this line 25c HOT WEATHER ! ! ! Is now here und the time has-come to select a fan. See our line’s M o n d a y , day'at 4 8 c, 25c, 10c, 5c F U R N IT U R E - - w oodw ork; e a c h ____ F U R N IT U R E CAMPBELL’S *. T h e T ta V w h U lw tltw h «I mag. Il Uà# aw V« Pr m m iU •UrnM « »inl.n l m Tu m •Wr.dM« M mJ FW i « in U t G n .C i s p k U i w i G rf gjllt/MtSaa. roua rxxLin «sus rr CAPPENTERHOBTON CO H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. SL1V ING MACHINES— Now is the time to buy n sewing machine on weekly payments o f.............. Close : T h u rsday $1.00 Black Cat Sox shine here at 25 cents, made from n :LV quali­ ty silk lisle in nil color’, o r A pair . . . ¿D C Large shipment of Warner' corsets have just arrived in the much wanted styles for this time of tin* year. See them. Monday at. each 35 cent CORSET COVERS 25 cents Well made from a good quality nainsook; some with lace and* others trimmed with embroidery, a good 35 cent seller Monday only....................... BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS Idle famous "Hell Brand ’ with or without collar in while find Af7 colors. Special price, each tc l C "*»35 cent SOX 25-rents WARNER’S CORSETS 48c See our lufge line of Refrigerators at special low prices on easy Weekly payments. At o ALL 8.0 0 Handsome 8-dny Clock 8.0 0 Handsome 8-dny Clock G OO Cowhide Traveling Hug 5.00 Silk Umbrella 6x9 Ft. RUGS $1.69 REFRIGERATORS INTERIOR 9th 10th 11th 12th Hnnflftrnc 8-dny Clock Handsome 8-day Clock Handsome 8-dny Clock Handsome 8-dny Clock - 59c SH O ES Our Furniture Deportment has many special bargains for cash or on the easiest terms. Only small payment down rT* -| /\/\ and weekly payments of only ....................... tpA eU U fo r PRIZES ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE TO GET TICKETS ON THE FOLLOWING HAND­ SOME PRIZES— - SUN HATS Large shipment <>f M"I mhi ami Children's Sun Hats Wurth dou hie the money. <hi price, each only " 10c 10 cent LACE 1 rent?’ See or large shipment • L-r'iian and French vnl. lace ami insertion A great many patterns. Sell every­ where at 10 cents a yard. 4 ^ Our price only .................... GINGHAM APRONS See these gingham aprons Monday, nt the price worth 35 cents Our price o n ly ........ LOv BLAGK CAT H O S I E R Y See our large new line of Hosiery for women and children in silk and lisle at a pair 8 ^ c , 15c, 25c and 48c M E N ’S PANTS Spring patterns in grays and tans, also Blue Serges; peg tops w i t h c u n bottoms, special at 98c, $1.39, $1-98 $2.98 AND $4.69 - - • - SH O ES SELBY’S — Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps in ull the lustrai loats and snappiest stylés at prices below competition. SNOWS— “Union-Mode” Oxfords for men are the shoes of sat­ isfaction in all of the up-to-the-minute styles, also staple lusts, jiric« owny below,factory selling prices. See these special values Monday. MISSES AND CHILDRENS SHOES— Special . God man all leather Shoes and Pumps. line of See these Moyduy. : A t : 12 O’clock : H a lf : Holiday D. A. CALDWELL & SONS _ _^ SANFO RD CASH D E P A R T M E N T S TO R E I* .• (121-123 E . 1st S tre e t) F L O R ID A �P u b lis h e d S e m i- W e e k ly — T u e s d a y and F r i d a y THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 7 0 S A N FO R D , FL O RID A , T U E S D A Y , MAY 7 , I S I S NEWS OF THE WORLD SANfORU STILI LUCKY Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources P o ta to e s Are Moving Steadily Bringing Good Prices HAPPENINGS DIKING I Ht W H * Mer« ttic Header» Will rind o B rief Historical S p rin t r io w ln i f o r H urried Reader» The life of Major Archibald W. Uutt. ns ' ■ soldier, newspaper inun. ulde lu I’resldeou and lodge member», and Ids heroic death on the Titanic, were commemo' rale«j by hi» chlef-ln-charge, n president. ■ secretary of war, a senator of Ida na­ tive state, a contemporary in thé new»^ paper field and the fraternity of Masonry, n an Impressive memorial service at Washington luit Sunday. The Confederate army la marching on Macou. For the second time during the history of this typical southern city there Il tu be an invoslon. During the sixtie« it was with cannons ruuriug. muskets cracking, drums beating and Hags flying. tiWhrtrow Thelrrvaslon will * be none the lest determined but the roar of the ennno,, and -the check of mwdtetlT w illbe missing. The soldiers an* this time com­ ing on a mission of peace, many of them to mingle with each other niul recount their experiences of the terrible struggle In which the north wns pilled against the «utlili itic former lighting to |»cwrvc the Union uud the latter for a cause that it believed ru tx' tight. Tonight the indica­ tions »re that the crowd will he the larg­ est that has ever uttended a Confederate rruiiion Ifoilroud agents variously estlraiitr the number from 100,000 to 150.000 A vlroiig effort is lielng made to save Kev Kidiesou from the electric chair mid change the sentence to life imprlHoniiieni fur ihr |>iiMining of Avis Llunell. on the (rounds that he was insane when hr com nntird die c t I i i i c . Congressman Hulkley, of OJno. ha-» introduced a bill providing for the coinage of a half-cent rop|x*r piece Its u-w-fulnetis, he declared» *00111 Into (uirihasers who are allured, In -m er chants into buying articles by the tem pt­ ing 'imitation* of " 1 2 1-2 ce n t*." Mr Hulkley has also introduced u lull for a "l-cent piece to meet the condition* In hi* home city. Cleveland, where the street car lure is that amount. Jack Inhnson, the negro pugilist, wus iiuoton by a lodge in Scotland I t<e grand l o d g e 11 Kdmburg t o o k up tlx matter and took away the charter of dial lodge. NO E L E C T I O N REPORT And Sanford, Ha., May 3. Potatoes arc moving at a lively rate, and will con­ tinue so for the next two week*. The quality hu* been remarkably good, at­ tracting tiie best of the buying trade. No. 1 stock ruled $5.60 bid., with the usual allowance of $1 less on No. 2. Shipments average 6 to 7 car* daily, all of which iiuve licen sold I. o. b. T h e tomato acreage will run 350 to TOO acre* und shipping should »tart by May 5. Beans, cukes, pep|>er» and on­ ions are moving daily at the rate of 3 to G car*. Price* have l»een profitable as u. whole, und grower* have hud a good •euson in Spile of the fact that a large |>erce»tage of the celery crop wu* practically lunt, due to blight. The M. O. Coggins Co. of Jackminville and Pittsburg practically control the |M>tuto deal, acting its marketing agent* for fully fuur-fiftli* of the acre­ age. Thu» concern hu* made a line recor^l on price*. The Coggins people will ulso have the swing in the tomato deal, 'h f ^ h e y will run t w S -psrìtfng housA» which will Ih* in charge of ex|>ert und experienced Ku*t Coast tomato men. 3 his will give it uniform puck, grade und quality which it is expected will bring an enviable reputation for the Sanford tomato The celery movement will pructicidlv end by May in Several cars of ''Green T o p " moved this week, the "Golden Se|f-Blanching," which moved eurl> 111 the season. Chase A Co. will handle a good share of this late variety. The mixed car movement was active tin* week, averaging I to 5 ears daily. I lie potato movement continue* ac live and good price* prevailed The marked improvement 111 grading of Sanford potatoes has brought splendid results I |i to Tuesday, the Cog gilts people had sold to car* and « X |>e cte d to move 1(1 more this week. Their banner sale was on a car of red Bliss grown by It II I'ugb. which was packed in husl|e| ham|M-rs and sold to a l hicago house, netting the grower fl.106.Kll, f o b., or $<> 70 bbl. for unis and twos About 26 car* remain which will finish the Sanford |s>tuto move­ ment Produce News. Mr* Daisy Opie Grace was indicted -today charged with shooting her hus­ band. Hugene H, Grace, at their home hire in March. Grace is still alive at his mother's home at Newman, (iu t Although Hie doctors «aid lie could not rfcover. i V'Senator Fletcher, of Florldn, is tuh; log a very keen interest in the inveotlgstion of the T itan ic'd isaster by the *ub committee of the committee on commerce. He having l>een named *• one of the senators to conduct thfit investigation. The cable ship which relieved tlie Mackay-Bennott fn the search for , of the Titanic victim* arrived today with fifteen bodies, mining which wt* that of Chns. M. Hsyen, president of th* Grand Trunk railroad. Four trainmen and three passengers **te killed, and several passenger* inIuxhI, when the first section of the Confederate Veterans' special, carrythe veterans from Texas to the rctoiott at Macon, was wrecked on the " ,w Orleans nnd Northeastern railway. SLVIRAL COUNTIES YET IN DOUBT Contestant * In Congrea»lonol Race Are Heady to S t a r t —Gibbon* And Trammell O K I \ S' IM I W i l l P I XV l u l l A splendid audience grreietl Hun. J N. Wlmner al the Star Theatre Sunday night in the monthly union meeting of the Men and Religion Forward Movement fix San ­ ford The meeting opened with the sing­ ing of severul of tlie old familiar hymns of tlie church. Scripture was read by Rev. C. H. Summers uud pruyer was of­ fered by Kev. J . W. Wildmou. • Then Chairman Wulkrr Introduced Mr. Whilner ns Ihe speuker of the evening. This Men and Religion Forward Move­ ment. he said, has been likened to tlie crusades of Hie eleventh and twelfth cen­ turies when kings left their thronet nnd chMdren their homes to w in b a c k (lie Imly sepulchre Bui a more filling com|Niriaon is with (he Refuriuniiun of the six teenth century. Out of thaï movement come the dawn of civil. |>ersuiinl and re ligiuus lllx-rty Today (tie allegiance of men is being lix«*i upon Hie yVord of God. Congestion uf pu (xi lu lion in uur cities and enormous accumulations of material wealth have put our Christianity on trial. Unless some trial comes speedily the wreck of our civilization will follow. We must gel hack lo the [tower uf Jesus Christ hac k 1" ( h r Ten C o ii i i ll a i i d i n e i i l s F lO W C rS . CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Tpltome of the Week'» Most Im portant Happening» In the S la te '» Domain. The convention of tho Florida Div­ ision, Daughters of tho Confederacy, closed 6n Saturday, al Tampa, with the election of officer» for the ensuing year and tho choosing of a convenient city for the 1913 convention, IJ v e Oak was rhoMcn us next year's meeting place. ( ontracts have been let in New Smyrna for a number of up-to-date modern house*, und th e citixens there ure looking forward to having elec­ tric light, by the beginning of the new year. Beginning next week the new Steam- — bout Kennedy will ply regular between I’alatku and Jacksonville. The Kednedy is larger than the l>oat previously used on this run. Ihe l.awtey State Bank opened for Inisi lie** last Wednesday and it Is uiideretoixj that many (le|Kiaits were made during the day T h e r e h a s Keen list m uch preaching and nul ric h lift*, g e l s a rich er life ASSOCIATION NEWS G e ttin g Krudy f o r (h r f o r n a i o Cr op tx-eii Ini») 11» «(«m g a d o lla r . II 1» a n o t h e r d olla r Hill J e s u s declare«! t h a t u m a n ' s l if e u > n » i« b ‘ th n<>t The F l o r i d a V e g e t a b l e G r o w e r s ' A»»<*'i n in n i liu v r N u ilr i» wiili •n i p * and re ill th e a b u n d a n c e nl [«>»IU-.«»CK lia i Hie n lle ll How m ill h m o n e y thing» II m - d oe» he t h a t lie | l | C « ll ll l l m ake' 1« cil The movement of Irish potatoes from Hasting* last week was nine cars ■*r I t.ii«|i,-|. The movement this j Week will tnlttl III t e e n ca r s . II our Pensacola may mmoi add a |ia(>er mill to her list of manufacturing en­ terprises. n a t i o n 1» mil tu rn e d sm m In u n (hut m o n e p m a k i n g spirit a n a r c h y will c o m e upon us. There is too much difference between (he rich nnd (he poor Saturday night the borne of Mr. L. Mr Whltner closed by reminding Ins T Kean, north of Winston, In Polk audience uf Hie tw o g r e a t |xinci|des of < o u i t t y , 1 a u g h t fire a n d M r s . Keen the C t i n s i q i i i relig io n a» laid d o w n by u s 1 w u , bu rn e d t o d e u G i. o n l y her bone* foun der I ho u s h a ll I um) w ith all tliy v io l and wilti s e c o n d , w h i c h is love lieurl all Itiy like thn and Dud w ith slren g lli onto u thy bo ur she m uch U dow g g lU U n g for homy r u l* nig lil M rs. Keen by >1 • A ixiut w h ile M r . to 111 Keen um l the the lir e, Conditions in the various State races remain aixiut the »ame. It will take the official count of the state executive com­ mittee to determine who will enter thd race for governor against Park Trammell, and for Congress Slate at I-arge against Claude L'Kngle. The State executive committee meet* Thursday at noon, and it will probably be late that night or the next day before they complete tbelr labor* In the meantime Milton, Glbtxms, Toomer and O'Brien are In the anxious seat— neither being able to take to the field as they so much desire. / FANCY W O R K C IRC LE The memliera of the Fancy Work Circle were entertained «t the residence of Mr». W. T . Johns, Wednesday sftarnoon. A pleasant social meeting was enjoyed by tho circle, while they did their fancy work Delicious ice cream with crushed | strawberries, ami cuke were wrvrd by the hostess. Mrs. John's guests wer» Mr». J. J Purden, Mr». H. W. Milteer, Mr» Ilinea, Mr». T. S. Usvl», M rt, BaUrby, Mrs. II. II. Util. ------- ----------- -- - t<,* t i m o n y children and they hurriedly left the house. After Mrs. Kts -11 gut all the smuller children out, 1 she rushed hack into the house to sav» Mmt) o( the furniture. The flame* bej cume *0 fierce that the son U-gged his ni(,tj„-r lo junqi from the second story |K,n .|, 'phi* she was afraid to do. and w)n t |„, |,.ap (|e cried to lier t() (ol|ow hul the wn)U {eU on her >n(1 wp|)t ,low|) Uj h,,r de a lh, s u f f e r -1 ing. Mr Kusasdl was editor of Tlie Southern Argu». and wu» regarded as one of tiie tirainuwt men ami most tluent writers of the Florida press. For sixUsui years tie served Hernando county us superintendent of schools and was a candidate for tlie office of Slate super­ intendent m the primary of lu»t I'uesduy. His illness, however, prevented his making nn extensive canvass. He wus esteemed by ull who knew him und his death removes from the commonwealth one of its most useful citizens. s ile n t underw ent. w e r e -uw uken e0 Information was received here Saturduy of tiie death of Hon. A. M < Russell, wliicii occumsi ut an earl) morning hour a ' his home in Brooksvilel. 11« had been ill two weeks or more, and death came u* a result of complications su|»erimluce«l by a car bun to w .is 4 w.1v Irorn houo*, b e in g a t B r a d l e y Ju n ctio n , — --------- w hich caused left agon) n 1 Im k * a t u r d u \ and the Pitt >MIN TINT KIM t U n i t l»F k l> I,u ncle, t li e I (too s h a ll love th y n r i g h t io f us tli> »elf --------- bein g .ill Hi) Mr. Knman who will sing at tiie recital nl the Auditorium of the High School. Monday evening. May 13th is a native of Lorain, Ohio; und has tx-en with Hollins College the past winter. Mr.* Knman (x>Ks<fuves a delightfully rich and big Baritone voice. His song numbers will intlutle besides two higher groupea. " T h e Road to Mandalay" (Oley S|>eak»i sung by request, and the two famous Shuiyert number»: "W ho is Sylvia"? 1 words from Shakespeare) Qreatnass of Qotham. and the “ Frl King." T h e "K rl King" A reminder of what a large city is a legend of the Black Forest of Baden, Germany, immortaliied in the beautiful New York has become Is afforded by the ataftfment that the Borough of dramatic (xyem by Goethe. He tells tho Bronx Is exceeded In population the story of u father,’« frantic ride by only eight ettlea In the United through the "B la c k Forest" in a tem- Btates. It numbering more than 430,■|w»t. hugging cbxwdy to hi» bosom bis 000 Inhabitant« at the last census. It I little child. b»r warmth and safety, ulso appear« that there are nine state« ; "for the dreaded touch of the 'Krl King* In the Union, each of which possesses less population than th at fa st grow­ is certain death." This song i* nnf of Shubert's msster- ing section of the metropolis, which Th® work of selecting the (dayers ^ w e n d to do In spare Urn« and do “®t let a week slip away, nor a day. is now going on. Perhnj« the an­ Tou can help It, without doing out nouncement of tiie line-up will lx* t lham. B » c b month will bring new made within u week, and (lie name of will be worth trying the umpire will be made public at the '» • t lk d ip . pitoM in composition. time. It is understood that the city coun­ of K e y -Wist has l e g i s l a t e d UgailUlt moving picture s h o w s o n Sunday nights. It has been s a i d in reference to our d a y . "If a man l o v r s a n y t h i n g m o re t h a n LfTerlrd and Strung Team lu riiin g tu I licit m r m l n - r s very In ti s f i n lury p r u e » O u r edr of 163 b a r r e l s uf |«> Mill lie Pul in Field. tutors wus sold by their representative tu Tlie following from the Orlando Philudrl|>hia fix $1.IDI 50. Not had for u Reporter Star indicates that we will cfienp crop, geiicrnlly not thought gixxl have u very active summer: enough bx our high |xiced la n d . How Orlando is to have n luox-hull team, m a n y c a r» uf i'c lery hruuglit 1Ins nruch the beat ever, and within a week. This m o n e y tin» or a n y ullicr scukuii It will momentous decision was ahivisl at Im- well fur t n r g r o w e r s tu ( s n u l r r uu t h e i r yesterday afternoon at a large and en- « t a (dr rrn|w tu-fo rr d rs 'ld lllg l it e ) ru ll i m i llmsiastli meeting of tin- fans at I he l in o n i tu rui»e t tieni San Joan Hotel. Pix* Association 1» now ixrpariiig fur Hie tomato business and have arranged Captain B. M. Robinson w a s e le c t e d with II II lfrane, wlui will conduct 11 p re sid e n t of I lie association, winch (tacking lunisr at lus regular place uf will Im- known as the Orlando Baseball Association. Mr. Gray Rush was chosen business. First street and the railroad. He hu* employed 11 fonv of experienced secretary-treasurer; Mr. John M. Chen­ ey, innnagej; with the following 0» packers from die Last Coast mid ull good» director* Messrs. H L. Beeman, K. will be (Mil up In u uniform uud proper Y, Way, B. H. Knlker, ami W. M. manner, thus cuubliug ihr Association to secure fix ils members ull the mnrket will Brittain. pay f<x o fintela»» (tack. We cannot It was proposed to start practice handle any lomntoes not pot up n! the game pre-season gam«*, that is, with (lacking house It Is nil (o your interests Sanford at a very early date; |xTha|>« in have them (ml up there. by the fifteenth .of the month. The F ioiida VrurTAiu r. Gaowcts' Ass's regular s»-iL*on will lx>gin aixiut the first of June, and will last three months. Mr. W. < lay Kninan lo Sing in Sanford _ ' ^ f i'jr The Lund I h e r e a ill l»> a canning school tield at the College of \griculture, Univ-er e n o u g h f o r w a r d to th e S e r m o n nil the sit) (if Florida. May !». HI und 11 for Mo un t It is nut 11 i|urs tinn « im p ly of tb c ptir|Miw ,,f giving instructions In " T h o u s h a l l nut T l ir re iiinst lie a c a l l to •■aiming vegetable, to tlie county agent*. the i x u c t i c u l e v e r y d a y giuqiel uf s e r v i c e T lorida t» honored in the ¡»election to God und our fellow m e n of Mis* ( ora Mallory to be chief spun\ • w lu n 7 Hi I is 1 m ot ti «if tin- work til ttor 1 lio n lies »or at tin- Confederate reunion to Hand led III t lx* Sheriff’s difficulty, lia» I w e n le ft to our w o m e n A usent held 111 Silicon this week. She wilt, Kirkwood hanging on in* flank* and c o u n t id c o u g r r g u i ion» «tiuw» 1 lui 1 for e v ­ lives at Pensacola and is a grand­ Karel third Hand and Kirkwood must ery ••7 w o m e n a l t r i i i l m g r l i u r c h t h e r e a re daughter of Stephen I’ Mallory, secbu t 33 m e n W e h a v e Ix - rn l e a v i n g r«-1hr) of tiie navy in the Confederate do it again. Shim* wins over | '.,tt»— * f••r County c h u r c h work ion lung to tin- w o m e n cabinet la«ke|uttd Telegram Solicitor W e do not t a k e Hie t e a c h i n g id Hie \11iohg the things planned for the l.andls wnm over J u n e s ( o f . S t a l e s N a x u r r u r i n t o our d u l l) life How n i n n y Daughter* of (Yie Confederacy while of you Hunk fro m d ay to d a y wlmi ser Attorney in ««-«»ion in Tampa was an automobile Tucker wms over Slcrmnmis for v i c e you c a n re n d e r t h n t d ay to your fel trip, h big reception, u steamer trip low m a n I a m a b u s y m a n lull I s e ld o m >01 the buy 1») moonlight, luncheon Treasurer A tabulated refsirt of county ai:d slat* fa ll In puiy Hus » u n p l r ( x a y e i “God g r a n t ••vet) da>. entertained .«t the Poindwill Is* given in tlie next issue for future to d a y t h a t I m a y s e r v e m y n e ig h lx ir . my anna Theatre with a moving picture luw n. t n y c o u n t r y The m a n w ho g iv e » n s h o w , and several other things. reference. . it in count) affair* tlie coiilil) executive committee met List Friday and decided that Itobm-wm find won over Fox m the I »-gisl.it 1vc race tlie result being as follow* Luke 1,0-17, Robinson mil, Km SIG, O rg an u alm n With nearly one hundred witnesses to be heard, the trial of Floyd Allen, the murder of Commonwealths Attorney Footer entered on its foruth T * - *t probably wiU be near the end • ,h® w*«k before the S U t e rests, • but eighteen of its siity five witm-vx* A regular schedule of games will l>e l « n heard. •' drawn up between the two team*, and • . »■ —' * in the event either team fall* to car­ W ; '• ry out the agreement, the money will Good Plan. . write down a list of thlnga you lx? forfeited. Mon. J . H Whltner Delivers Tine Ad-j d ress Sunday Mghi I ne General News of race i m t u t o c s un d iitlirr An important decision was made yesterday, to the effect tiuit 1600 v«a* to be raised to lx* |xwted a» a guar­ antee fund to insure the carrying out of the schedule. Sanford will tx* rt((uirAi to post n similar guarantee fund. T h e necessary five hundred was raised among the funs ul «he San Juan yeeterday, nnd representative* from Sanford were on hand this morning with thnt team’« forfeit money. The joint fund will 'f>e de|Kxdted in some neutral bank. AROUND FLORIDA MOST s u c c t s s m i MttfiNQ Flection returns for the state have been so slow th at all the counties have not l>een heard from up to date, and the official canvass to lx- taken on Thurs­ day next will determine the" result. In the race for Governor, Gibbons and Milton ure in doubt a* to which one will run it oil with Trammell. in Congrwu»-At-Large. O'Brien and Tooiner ure in doubt us to who will measure swords with Claude I.'Fugle. The other contestant* ure «utisfi'ed with their standing but are aimous to find tlie official votes und than gum a Imp on tiie second primary. ', Frank Clark has a lug lead over Hilburn und this will gain him vote* in the second primary. His friends will stand by him to a man and will ulso get new votes. Gibbons is confident of making .1 strong race with Trammell ami is champing T h e c h u r c h e s h a v e a l w a y s had p rr u clithe bit impatient to la- olf in the second ilig. bu t m e n h a v e f a il e d 10 l a k e hold of Soon ! o Be Bundled made 4 V'VVar is still going on between Italy Wui Turkey, and cost* nre piling up for the people *o that kings and general* sad admiral» and capitalist* may prrotlt St a t e C an vass of Ret ur ns Not Matte Until Thursday Velum« IV • # •V '.CTfe w � 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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