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September iß
A Budget of Interesting Items
from Correspondence
IN SANFORD CHURCHES
tiara of Beniamin Lloyd the fine infant
son of Mr. and lire. Ben Guthrie.
tçrc Devout of the Celery
City Worship Tomorrow.
r; Suoilar momias arrt,30. Sabbath w-t-xi. 3 «5
pram amadas errry
r. W. A. lo t Friday. 3 p.
Nachihe
\ s 3 I ; a yI_ 1
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RESUME Of Ail CHURCH EVENTS
lit EVEN TS O f ORANGE COUNTY
M
A New Enterprise . .
Q l B. B. Minshews “ macaroni farm,"
carper of Park arenue and Commercial
arret, is flourishing. Ahigh fence is be
ing built abound the place to keep the pro
pie out. and GoL Minshew is ready now to
take orders from twenty .to fifty thousand
at $25 per thousand. This farm is a new
enterprise for our well-famed Sanford and
letters from all over are received making
inquiries of CoL Minshew about the “ mac
aroni-"" ' Written adviced is given with each
order for planting, raising and pocking,
and Sanford will be the first place where
maearocu is raised front plants. Co anti
see CbL Minshew and Captain Murrell and
they will tell you that you can raise every
thing under the sun on their land in San-
Little Jufia Kyhxm. who was seriously
ek
• a few
' days last week, is recovering.
«
Alfred King removed the east wing of
a house here and had it takes to Monroe.
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W » Inhahlllnr .lie ««In ,,
UM nda^ndtn Illndu-Slndhl. „ j|,
Repairing of all K
Hems of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources *\ -
of Machinen
ínhM. pretense.
E L " 1 nmon« t* » Hindu Inhabitant'
lirnnitiH
,
1,cmPPmnccem
bracing membra of various churches tin
ha vauon army. American Volunteers, nnd
« reels of Qiicngo one day Inst week in
on endeavor to create nn
»
Mere the Readers Will Find a Brief vomblc to the cause.
DEAIJ.RS IN
J - ,ere‘ s « rc,« n of terroromo,
groes or Calhoun. Bnkcr nnd Mli
ties in Georgln. ns n result of n
night riders Saturday night Inst,
being marked by the blackened
thirteen negro church*, „...i
Autom obiles and Gas
Office and works
near FemaJd
W EEKLY
FRESH
AH the news from everywhere, gathered
by the A moo.a led Press, (the ar-
M EATS
r f j j b e N e w j a the
•JUfi. ts rnrrr » . hi vi -rt tfart pisrr.— —-— j-----------■ ~
M il A M S tu g - h s y r a fa g - d i i ~weak •----- — Q M - M M V
in TitmviDe_*eriag so the internes of the I Having rt tarntd tn
G R O C E R IE S
$7.00
J . I.
* r
ORO
Deferenti by carrier. Doily
and Sunday 12c per werk.
The Sexaj .W eedy Journal.
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a t* year, qne dollar.
Write tar [m a la ta rifen in cooAertion
with the bmwWrrkly .^onifdca «».I
•le w s <•-1..t frer tur mrktn^ r Sobacribe
y u a n rii and then get yrair friends to sub-
A N D E R S O N 'S
Barbershop
AU
WHITE BARBERS
~
A dean towrl for every custexarr
Ito
tM li n
'!" * since
Can bB
do,,c'
tedfs t'a
State.
a sk? * n divided
the
primary clecion on account of tho great Increase in
and several 'n the number of voters. All those living
\ Germany. West of Park avenue’ In District No 21
t.on one of should call upon City Clerk. M I
inter of die where the books will be opened.'
‘
*01^)00118 _fo£.District—N«^-3r
MX huncìTRTUiSGimMl pSSpE nttcndwi O ^ f r r f n g enst ofTnik avenue, wj
uicu.ney Island numll gras Inst week 0|!en nt the omceof the Marks Real K
People ertme fof hundreds of miles to wit Agency. In charge of F. J. Powers
ness the event.
'
Kvery voter should see that his nan
Gov. noie
Hoke Smith
.«»V.
amim has pardoned Charles on the list before the expiration of
• ♦‘ "tlon.U life prisoner, wImiIuis already time for (he booktnnTlose. ----------«•rve.1 22 years. Gov. Smith asked the
iMrdoalng board to look into tho cose im V License Tax Is a Public Wrong
mediately. This they neglected to do. and I C. Fred Prlee of Dnyto nn, is rnnklng n
Jk governor took the matter into his own flght against the license tax in tJint city,
Counterfeit half dollars have r
nptVarnnco in the southern part
Y A N C E Y - GOLD, Prtp
in Memphis I
M ain of•i!0gel,,rr Wlth ^ ^ contents.
Origin of fire unknown. Amount of Ineurance unknown. •,
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D..^Url*1.nr8. c.n,c^r<, d*e homo of WT K. Meono night last week, nnd
Secured $43.
order systems. Incidentally the/, arc tt
The regulating ordinance is Jeered at a. make known plan, for bettermeni such
making „ noise like a bluff or fake ndver- ns the establishment of postal -¿vings
tisement aiming tp m thc v„ lnge
th<j
bnnks and the extension of the parcels
fr^refront a. „ ph,«, of ,codJnjl IjnporU4w
post system. Wherever it m a r b e m n lt it mny have l>ecn due only to n sln- cable for postmasters to deliver lectures.
a .
’
oere desire on the part of the aldermen IIlf»V nra in f.._t
w e S ay^ ' ,O ,Cl,Uder0r the
welfare, show how Husy guard against futu™ PowlWIIUttUind earn Uielr aalary
J«ntrol
. n,Si of
nr Thisr kn,{0n
N’ Yl neronnut
machine while approaching
me atmospheric environment of Hoboken
and because of resulting damage. U,e
city sah»ns were so puxzl«! that they sent
to Kissimmee for n copy of the ordinance
about which there hns bc>en so mucli
persiflage^.
The highflyer in question knocked splin-
"The rij
Steunisliip Go., waa l _
badly damag«l by fire to do nn I
k p t 20, nt Savannah,
- i* The fire was In r |. . . . IIdniself
j
and family Is n propert
the bold of the i
"
vessel and for some time right,
and
----—
1 we ¿gnin emphasize the fnc
it k,ke<| as tlKMigh the ship
- would
-----J be a tlm rno state sludl nhridge'ordeny to citi
oml loss, but heroic efforts prev.nt«! It.
wms of the Unit«l States his life. Ilbertj
or property.' And. therefore, to herdU
tucan grounds, one of the “ t*8 » » m •eMing. a useful occupation (un
; - j . Jess exorbitant privilege license is paid)
an Interesting athietic ' 8 WOf8e than stealing."
,
,
¿OSH
..... piuwing tiinjugh snow drifts and
¿ ¡ S 2 r * « « " » « « n u y „ ,„ | n „
. Uartlnsio,, &, Quincy mllwuy
running
J o n ,tb® NorUiem Pacific tracks,
«dialed with
a freight train, causing the
death of 20
persons
and the injury of
many" mote.
W e are offering^SD-Jow^bctWecn Parkland Sanford Avenues,'
low prices and on payments of $10.00 down and $5.00 per
The colored people h a v e ^ ^ m e terms given them in Georgetown Íi
Bitten slightly Friday and
Æ ï ï ï i - ........
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W w w ,‘- .
iff#
;
m
m
expectation of
the Postmaster General th
children will be useful to tj
vice. In seeing that letters
and plainly addressed.
That there la necessity fa
thc latter line is shown b y __ ___
transact«! by the dead letter office ,
During the last year, 13.143.172 p i«
mall matter found their way Uiere be
of insufficient address, and becausr
officials o/ithc postoffice department
unable to deliver them.
| ‘siS
par«.
r
SiP-rl
[Udlfjti
The Postmaster General states that dur
ing uie past ten years more than 7 ODD '
000 Immigrant, arrived In "this country •
and that at the rate at which, they or0
»till coming it is absolutely necessary thnt
i k y learn more about the way buslnesa Is
conducted In the United States, a l^ th ls
JVj>eljevns con be done no b e lt « than
through Die public school« : -v
.
The total enroUment of scholars In t h e - '
United States !s in the neighborhood of
7.000 0 °°, and at Iea„ O0 ^
^
^
the children of forelgnera attend Uiem.
.
It Is further the belief of the Postmaster
General that above nil. Uie home children
should be taught,mure of the business of
their own country, and for that reason bo *
has taken Uie initiative and has accord
ingly issued his order to the' postmasters
throughout U»e United States to act in Uie
cjoieat co-operation hereafter with thn
nma.accompanied by in fog horns T
,e w,u « »»■ in «ear
It 1. none to
The widow of
. ,
.
to await nny possible Detroit Free P
»cfimis results. Neither the father nor
»«»to n Bragg, died in New Orl
fnoUicr thought anything of the slight
-• ’ h*'6 * “ ■ B3 years old. lit
bites inflict«! by the terrier until the dot
leaped at Mr. Reed,- attempting to bite
him. A vetrinarian was called nnd he
Ttic largest demonstration cv<
pronounced Uie dog mad. TlPe animal
new. to our rcadera
dlU<1™ '
Jueasnru.
was killed and its head rent to Atlanta . •. .
people
who
attend«!
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t»«at participatad in last
TSUltd dil ( M register:— ------------ -Tur eiuinlHution:----------- --------- -- ■
the Jacksonville carnivals In
ycar;
Mome-Seekera' Excursion
•fever
I
cniiie
lohorida
J0" '6 3,°®'000 persons 9ppo2 n|
p..v fleslihantl re«t to ftmt.
The Curry Manufacturing Co. of Tamjiu have iHcasant recoUej-tions ol die snl«»nJI.I -rCaySx-Rkhanl H Marked
i S * - 89rnr t « P ’d|M S S f outside of
I'll only flop In /acksonvftle
attroedon.
prerented
by
the
Jacksonville
A*?»cyha.
shown
us
n
letter
from
Wljhur
•
has been placed in bankruptcy by order of
Cre rcPre»ented by fully GO.OOO
For ■' ticket on the Clyde Line.
Unit«! States Commissioner H. L. Crane Carnival Asaociation. The same gentle- ••?c “ y.«<riculmral and Immigration agent
And toCelery City I'll be boundw k has appointed W. J. Jfegar receiver. men nre In charge of the carnival this r f :The AUaAtic Coast Uhe. in which ho
To And Ihot health sndrret, *’'*
year, and they promise to give the very
*hu! .,h® A. CL L wlU run flomewmlackaTf1
W\n SÍí Uatlon ln lllc AdironFor up the St.John» 200 mile»
*e?l carnivjd ever seen in Uie 8ooth.
excursions on the 27Ut o f October
—......_ Y°u can land In the RoMene Ne»t,
lu Ruu.1 rienifh for me
kw, „„ . f a,cnted lhe n“ “ ‘ damage
Very low railroad rales for Uie round and on tl,e 24,h of November. 1908 from
■
n n:
fwtv tl r f ,Urne^ diemrelvcs oul Over As otiléis read they added—
y days have pass«! wiilm..» „...„i.
And me— and me—and me.
isville,
Mayesvillo,
^ > k k r o . lleodÿapa
. .---- _---- —
oncasonviue
Jit the hume nf hls-hnttlic'r atDsh»vanr-Rj7 . I,,.,
w>U be thronged "WlUr -Vlkitors '/rocn afi
®*leriul to feçd on. There
Sunday last of lienrt failure, lie was 52 parts.of the state la a certainty,
The Robbins Nest is $2.00 per day,
and Cairo. 111., to all points In Florida, on
years okl.
y
krning. but most of ,t
510.00 per week. wiUi room.
Jacksonville Is growing farster than
the A. C. L. Ry., at Uie low price of eighty
<«tten undt<r
$7.00, without room.
*
control.
Among the appointments for U. S. army city In the entire South, and this will
per cent, of the present one-way fore
All questions answered promptly.
- tVYicv, inade tiiii week from the civil list mi excellent opportunity to see Uie
| T^ eU wiU h«5 jluilled to twenty-one
_______ A-Roimiws. Prop.
examinations is that of J. T. Clenumt of ‘ ropolis
the stale.
» « « » » u u. . - .
*
- ■- — ..-■ » m ■«DunneOon, who is made second lieutenunt
More New Residents
Cr ut a,lcmio on Sunday.
NoUfy ’ your friends in the NorUi, that
Messrs. J. A. SmlUi and R. C. Masscc of
they may take advantage of this cheap
Macon, Georgia, have rented the Fielder
of
,b*
v,8,‘
of
K,n8
...
,0 »le foreign courts is
I place ond will put In a crop
..
__
_ __season
___
this
Improving the Opera House
far trie past two...inoiulia compiling anc
and bocome Identified with^Sanford.. Mr.
demh r'vT
WtT0 In,tnimental
Smith will return for Ids family this week day. The mill was fitted with Jatest lm- priming Uie special ediUon odvertlsJat
W. T. Johns u making many improve¡ J J g King AJexnuderuudDueen
|and moke this city his home. There gen (iruved machinery and had a capacity of Sanford.
j menu in the opera house. A new side
Î
the active 11
Tho ediUon is composed of 42 pages walk Is being laid and an electric light
tlemen ore well-known cotton planters in 25.000 feet a day. The mill was built a
of good reading matter descriptive of San plant will soon be installed. The Interior
Georgia,.yet the hire of Uie celery crop year ago and was partially Insured.
ford. Interspersed with a number of fine 1« being painted and decorated, and when
has proved piore than the fleecy staple,
diaries Jewell, superintendent of the
and Sanford gains “ two 'more-good men planing department of Uie Cummer saw half-tone views. The cover 1. u work of completed (he opera house will be ell tk.»
end another family: r
mill. nr.-MIUdm*.' Waf'ta/iUba'jgcd '¿ ¿ if fS H lto to U ilg p stalk of edary in natural
robbed in Chicago sometime ago. He re colors, Uie celery that has made Sanford
rirst Campaign Gun
“
H « . S. f . J. Linn, a well-known Sociul- membered Uie appearance o i his assail
i)wi*tile annual repou of tha B
Ui speaker, will make an address, upon ants pnd next day. with the aid of a deand cannot foil to attract attent
Uie i“ ue8 of Uie day in Central Trades tecUve landed Uie thieves in JaiL
prospective ret tier to Sanford.
HoU tonight at 7:30. The subject will be
Hot tamale street stands have been orIndustrial Imperialism and Slavery," of dcred abolished in Jacksonville.
Extra copies of this week's lie
IVinocraey.and Freedom." Everyone is
be obtained at this offler. Send
i, »• B Rice, a specialty scheme advernvlted to attend, and hear this brilliant
to your friends and keep them I
tisl!ig man. was arrested hi Tampa tills
with the Celery City and (u a
weak ou t^iarge of obtaining money und
JiSST.
iHe S an ford District,
•
The Robbins Nest
T*,c Robbins have repair«! their Nest,
and the old birds arc ready to receive their
friends—khc tourist, the commercial tra
veling men, and thc home citizens. Some
wiH k new friends, other, the old and
faithful friends. Those that have enjoyed
the hospltolity of the Robbins Nest found
AN EN T IR E1Y NEW D EPARTU RE
While bathing at Arcadia
Lee Wright Whlddcn wo. ,|,
A re union of the nnvnl s
federates willbe held In Tn
21 and 22, during meeting c
Veterans
, .
Thosteamship Nnrcooche. of the Ocean
re the. Largest Owners of
Postmasters to Talk to Public
School Children
. to inform the Children o f the
on as to the Working or
Great Postal System '
•
, uonEver ownke ( . .
■jri- to the Interests of Its pnt----lerare p
^ ,>M,omce O v S S
S S1 through
11 °«t.'nnster General Meyer. L
has Just issued
nn order that should interest
-1 every child
KISSIMMEE AIRSHIP ORDINANCE who is old-enough f
to comprehend the udr
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vantages. to be derived
from
,»
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M
>«ii the Informs*
Colls Forth Comment From Detroit tlon sought tu bo imported.
Free Press.
,
The postmasters throughout the United
mfedornte Veterans
Now n town in Florida. Kissimmee
On the 21st and 22d nnme, gets Into the growing list.of tb
h iv e i
u Y nUmbCT ,0,IMS ««.0 0 «.
bove been directed to confer with the k>promoting freak Icgislmlom 'i t haVjws^d -oi «clwol boards ns to the practicability
er mayor of Tampa, «>«» Published an ordinance regulariTg
rododvlrabiilty o f delivering short talk.
inning n blind ti- 1,10 «Peed of balloons and airship?
'
o the school children In the various de.
it Is along nnd doubtful look Into the wrtments of the schools concerning the
i seriously burned ' , ure' >°f Kissimmee has no recollection
------ - «’donlMtlon of the postal service. The *
of gasoline which Wf CVCf *,nvinil seen a balloon or Hying
|
° b'®ct of tho
1« to furnish Informa
“«1 Are to (|idcken n,nc,1,nc «>'"ny kind In its local 0,mo,_ tion to the .pupils
_ ________
of the scope of tho op-'
■wl while iisiting ,
, ,cre I® 0 nilnority report that crnt*ons, the methods of
last week, i
mat particular, -pan. of-the
. .
. . .
-footsmur iinT fl,H*J».the
7 dn»slflCnUöi
matter
and Uiu workii
"i<*rd irv-th>'.tJTerii nraded. by
In m h o riiy lh a t
•my license tax ^is unconstitutional. He
«ays that Chief Justice iirndley covers
the subject thoroughly nnd absolutely
Proves why it Is illegal to tox’ dU^ns for
the privilege of selling goods or of prac
ticing their honorable nud useful callings
In nny part of the Uniterl States.
Among other citations of thc law. and
The Japanese government
pressed the Korean Insurrection.
He ia wanted
c r lh
,>0 ° f Gl d Brynn" on iheslr-mih
reck road, near Tampa, was burned or
CtlEEED EROM THE STATE PRESS
An Epitome o f the W eeks
portant Happenings In
State's Domain.
icon revolt!0 ,ir s tlnve Two P laces'for
1*. 20. The
....
R efl»terln g
lere General ,hi
V **? mnn ° ' W o d To see
>P niter re- |„
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In order thnlTho ran'vTte In the Notional'
election i n . November. There nre tw„
D A IL Y , S U N D A Y & SE M I-
a a .- t p - f ì r n M h i r n
The General News of u
of flowers"
HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK
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A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be»
tween You and I.”
willing to have the city tüxed in turn for
them, while they pay n shnre iib did the
city foi pavements, then they are "penny
wise and pound foolish.” A good.road
Increases the value of every acre of land
U reaches, and fills up the country with
settlers os well. Let it be a cmsnde, and
let all put on armor in the good cause—
watching always that thé money be Judi
ciously nnd honestly expended.
VOICE O f THE PEOPLE
Letters and Communications oh
Various Timely Topics.
COLUMN
DEVOTED TO PEO P LE
•A Ctilel la Among Ye Taking Notea, 4- The political friends of Mr. Tnft are In This Department will be round the
and Palili, lie’ll Prent Cm
Views, Opinions and Comment
going to make many votes for him If
So Says Saunterer.
they do not discredit the stories which
of Practical Writers.
nre flying nboitt concerning his religious
S f « h l CorrM|wid*iMV I » TA* ffin M ,
4, Good MobninoI Have you .fought the views, his lack of religion, his domination
IWe Invite correspondence on live topic* from «11
*ectlont of the County, also new* items of Inter**!.
Brevity yrlH insure prompt puldlcntlon. Article»
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I'm to the view* of the Editor will be pubalruslve and anonymous rummunlc«lia bed, —■t ----------------I
________
;___ » will
lions will'____
be rejected.
Wenot be rrspuntilile
[ for opinion* eipressed by contributor*. All com
munication* Intended for current Issue must be in
hand not later than Tuesdayp. m.1—Ed.
by the Roman Catholic church, and all
A Vision
such rumors which spring from time to
Out of Ihr dnrk of the yesterday*.
time from different sources.- Whenn man
With the inutned dawn It came,
Wlnjivt with the frnjlrnnreof coot, dark ways, Ib attacked because of his religion, he Is
Vet Urhchrsl With a hidden flame.''
Wants a Trolly Une
almost certain to win two votes for every
Denr as the light of an nfti-rnoon
To
the
Editor
of Trre If cur ui
one
such
ntlnck
costs
him.
In this en
That ties In o (olden built;
I nin delighted to Iearfl that Sanford Is
Heart breaking. sweet e l the halt-heard tune lightened ago it is pretty generally ad
From the tool of n hermit thrush.
to start the cloctric line, for I fecl sure
mitted that a man can . choose any retresmewnen the fflg-*htiediiwn villin i
that
It .will not bp long ere It will be headllgiori he desires nnd that he shall not be
A* the Wlng-of n weary dove;
ed
toward
Orlando. Sanford -is surely
A broken chord with nn cctrowl thrill
discriminated against,because of it. So
Hie dream of an otd-tlme love I
showing
great
enterprise nnd a determi
my advice to the opponents of Mr. Taft
nation
to
be
on the lead in the wny of
would be qot to circulate stories concern
Winter Reflections
publlo
improvement.
There is nothing like
.
,
’ .
4 A northern friend who usually spends ing his religion.
having
an
up-to-date
town;
It brings the
the winter in Sanfordluis suffered a chill
people
and
holds
them
niter
you get them.
4 "Speaking about the municipal elecanti writes me as follows:
Hot
air
may
look
good
on
paper,
but the
"Winter Is close nt hand and the man tion^sgid a well known citizen to me
town
that
produces
the
goods
is
sure
to
of cold blood Is thinking of Florida ami the other day, "they’re after us. I. get
Sec
that
the
forge
ahead
ant}
stay
there,
•tike glad hand whereyer I go, nnd you will
South Africa.
How well he remembers Inst winter— notice that I’m now smoking cigars in road is built up-to-date, and It will be n
how ho would stnnd upon the platform of stead of the familiar old cob pipo. Yes, great credit to your town. And while you
the suburbnn railway station, that dismal, Nl admit it's a little early yet, but the arc at it, just rush it through to Orlando.
I am glad to sec the newsy paper you
exposed, lonely platform, with Just snow still hunt Is on and the candidates arc
are
placing in the hands of the people to
enough to cover It In spots, but not enough looking after the political fences.
read.
That's right. Holly, never do a thing
"To he successful (using n slang
on the ground for sleighing.
by
halves,
keep on giving the people n
phrase),
a.candidate
must
he
a
‘good
fel
The wind whistled and whooped nbout
strictly
first-class
paper, nnd I can only
nnd whirled that light, dry, hateful snow low.' He must outer the ^political arena
see
success
for
you
anJ your enterprising
stripped to the buff, feel the courage of
Into transparent windrows—br-r-r!
paper.
You
have
.the
material In you to
He shrinks at l the very thought, and his convictions and not'mince matters Id
mnke
it
a
humming
success,
nnd success
chills playfully chase each other up his backing them up. He must be nn Intelfor
you
is
my
wish.
—
Ds.G.T.
D ennelt.
lectunl firebrand that wll) arouse people ,
vertebrae:
'■ frqpi their apathyaod-aansathem to niHri . Orlando, na^^ept. 28, '08.fig h t t
"s to n e -wnir nnd prnrtmtrd to the very round hhnr^ndThinrhe uTusThol forget
Be up-to-date and number your house.
to insist on Bhnking hands with every
Get your numbers from A. E. Hill Hard
fellow he meets, and if he. be a married
ware store. V
man, be particular to ask after the wel
fare o f his.fnmiiy. He must also provide
REPORT OF THE OONDfTlON OF
himself with a liberal supply of cigars
cheap ones, of course), and be liberal in First National Bank at Sanford
their distribution. Then when it's all IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF
u o siv e ss s e it e u o Ek 2.1ku. 1 008:
over 1*U go back to iny old friend, the cdb
pipe, and thank my stars that J was not
ft candidate,.nnd feeling genuinely sorry
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Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and
Courtesy.
Pays 4 Prr Cent. Intertu, Compounded Quarterly,
on Savings Deposits, and
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its customers notiti ng 1~
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M. M. SMITH.
President
C. S. DERRY.
Cashier
Pòpe Contracting Company
High-Grade House-Building a Specialty
DEALERS IN
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
Alpha Ceiaeat, Acme Plaster
Pinna, -.Estimates, ~nnd n\I ïnfnniUUlflir~relûliv<» in HuiLliii
Cheerfully Furnished
Phone 69
C o n s u lt U s
Oflice with Murrell & Minsliew
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Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Ha
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¡ni tender notr*
Redemption fund wtlli Ú. S. Treasurer
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But lie will remember)
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People’s Bank of Sanford
O n ly Natijbnal Bank In O ra n g o C o u n ty
Funds
P ro te c te d
by
B u r g la r y
In su ra n ce
O R G A N IZ E D 1887
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LiABiLmrs
Ye gods, he will
Capital Stock paid In
Surplus f u n d . ............................
Undivided profits, less eiprnset and
taxes paid
National Hank notr«oulftandinS..,rv
4 Frgm w *m?( I bearti the other evening, t
nm Inclined to think that 'A Good-Mum
ners Association" is to be organized in
the near future. Sanford has a few pros
pective applicants for membership among
giggling girls and fast young men. Most
of these are thoroughly good at heart, but
somewhat thoughtless in mind. Unfavor
able comment is injurious to the reputa
tion of lltnsc about whom it Is made, and
(hose who value their good name and rep
utation should think twit^ .before laying
themselves open to unjust criticism.
Individual deposit* sub
ject to check................ t2tD.lllll.30
Bemnnd certlfk-atrs of drCertifie-«] check*
T otal,
Slat* of Molida,
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County of Orante / .
I. F. P. Forster, eu»),1er of the above-natrtrd IKink,
du solemnly swear tilgt the above itatemcul I» true
to the best of my knowledge nnd liellsf.F. P. FÜRSTEN. Cashier.
Subscribed and swam to before me this 2Uth day
of September, I DOS.
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Correct—Atfrst :
Nutary Public.
8. O. CHASE.
Plans, Specifications had Estimates Furnished
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4 There is an old adage. “ That woman's
worst enemy is woman."/ 1 am .inclined
to add: "Man's worst enemy is himself."
Up-to-Date
4 It was an amusing sight, tills week to
see the many pepplo who were out "house
hunting. It reminded me of the old dnys
in the North witen the firjt of*Mny was
looked forward to by the housewives who
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■ol w a ws b ait nil e v e mum fur n hnttcr lo c i.
McGlon Uriel, Proprietors.
lion. To be sure, this was a different
season of the year, hut the object wag the
samé. Desirable hodses in Sanford are
few and far between and U is “ the early
bird that catches the worm
E v e ry th in « Neat a n d Clean
First Street
Opp. Postonico
H O L L Y W IL L IA M S
hTHTCUoked to l’ieasc the Palate
4 It don’t pay to tdl everybody every
DEALER IN
of the Epicure
thing you know, but there are someUiings
If told might set people to thinking and
these thoughts might crysuUixslmoswne-Córner Find Street and Palmetto Avenue
T i o w r i n "Th e h o u s e :
tidng that would be of benefit to all .conconcerned. Try itA complete line of Men's Snappy,
' Up-to-date Suits, in all the
4 A gentleman from one of the neighbor.io g towns, wlicre^hotniruT'ever bnppeng. -— leading Shades and Patterns —
From $15.00 to $30.00
Give us a coll.
Western Meats
FILL LINE OF GROCERIES
Sanford Avenue
A W W W kkW
Plumbing and
Cas Fitting
|/Ye can fit you from head
ness investments. Farmers should appre / to foot and we guarantee to please.
Yours for honest values,
ciate the fact that n gopd road is for the
country what u pavement Is Tor the city,
nnd that they have been taxed to make
the city what it is. Now, if they are not
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Phone 132
end you hflYC-tQ go . outside to thiuhJa
order to avoid making a loud noise, came
to Tift H erald office this week to take a
position. It happened to be “ Blue Mon Besides an elegant line of Boys'
day” with feveral printers, and the noise Pants, Suits. Especial attention
All Work Receives My Personal Attention
of the boozy ones being put out of the of
is called to our strong and com-,
fice was too much for the nerves of the
and Debt- Efforts
jJrovinalul printer, nnd .be departed tr»i ] ----- plete dine- of-Mtat’s- Furnish- Opposite City Hall
Phone 230
scenes of a more bucolic nature.
ings, Shoes and" Hats
4 Hard roads pay for tliemselves as busi
Repair Work Promptly Done
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A tto« ney-at-L a W
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E i* mined
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Tides
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Konto 21 Pico lUucli. Souiurd. Florida.
O n the Market
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jd get o f I n t e r e s t i n g
Ite m s
From C o r r e s p o n d e n c e
Sanford Scliool Opens With
Large Attendance
herald
URRELL
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IRE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTV CHANGE (N T H E FIRST GRADE
>ut staff of. Reporter» Weekly Kindergarten Will be AdtlcdTorBencm
of Younger Children If Teacher
Covers the Territory for
Con be Secured
The Herald .
— The Sanford High School opened on
Mondny morning for another term, nnd If
longwoqo la c o n ic s
numbers are any Indication, this term will
John Sweet and charming little
be one of the best during the history of
daughter were recent guests of Miss Hnr- Sanford's schools.,,
frkt Grist*
A larger number of scho^rs
scholars arc in nlat
Hr. and Mrs. G. M^ Sumner return«! on
tendance than was anticipated, ns San
jlowlay from a trip to Jacksonville and
ford is growing so rnpidly, and every new
hove«. Mrs. Sumner was taken Bick dur
I family swells the list of school children.
ing her trip nnd is still under the weather.
The opening exercises .were brief, yet
Mr- and Mrs. F..J. NelmeV^ spent part
very Impressive, Rev. McKinnon. Rev.
d Wednesday in Sanford.
Sweet and otherB participating. Prof.
Rev. A. Knight, a Columbia College stu
Perkins also made a short address to the
dent. was a recent visitor here In the in school.
terest of the college..
Patrons of the Sanford High School are
a H. Hooker, wife and daughter have
I to be congratulated u(»on the faculty se
itEumcd from Coronado.
cured for the present tepn. ns among its
j. H. Allen has the foundation down for
number are some of the foremost educa
his new house on Church nnd Main streets,
tors of the South. Following is n list of
Mrs. Allen and daughter were shopping
the teachers nnd their respective grades:
hi Orlando this week. '*
High School—Prof. N. J. Perkins, prin
Miss Olive Dlnkle return«! Saturday
cipal Miss C. A. Gould and Miss Alice
fritn an extcndcd’vlirtf to friend on the
Tctheriy, assistants.
East Coast.
First Grade—Miss Jennie Ji. Henderson.
Agent Charles D. Searcy was a visit to
’ Second Grade—Mrs. I). W. D. Dunn.
Orlando, Mondny.
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Third Grade—Miss Clnrn Miller.
•A herd of some 400 cattle passed here
Fotlhli Grade— Miss Clnrn Ensmingcr
Friday en nwte to Use neighborhood of
Fifth Grade—Miss Lucile Richards.
Apopka.
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.Sixth Grade—Mis* KnteTomkies.
improvements nre the order of the day
Seventh Grade—Mias Gertrude Speer.
h«e, especially uhmnd the depot.
Eighth Grade—Miss F. A.'Walker.
The'first grndc will occupy the old kinGENEVA GLEANINGS
dtugurten building
Hain.rriiri and rnnromill. WtTTiripc mir
under the sole Instruction of Miss Jennie
(fiend* who have t>een complaining of D. Hcmjersojj, .. .
scarcityof rain nil summer are satisfied
There is nn opening in Snnfonl for n
now. The Lord must surely hnve heard good kindergarten teacher, nnd it is hoped
those complaints. ~ *
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The community wns shock«! to hoar of j important part of the work
It tins been
the death of Mr. J. (\ Proctor on the 21st, ¡ kept in operation fbr h number of ycnrrf
While lie wns known to be n very sick and die parents who have children of kin
man. none thought of a fatal termination dergarten nge are anxious for the work to
to hi* llinuM, and it was a great shock to continue, in fact it is IiojkhI this feature
ki* friends nnd relatives. He leaves a can he added to the school system of tho
widow and six little-children to- mount 1city.
ki* lots, besides n sister here, and n futher.
In Prof. Perkins, Sanford's temple of
Timber, sister and four brothers in Geor- knowledge has nn nh|c bend, nnd with his
The first shipment ot tho citrus crop
of the reason from nere went out
oi die sioaiitetfenving liere September
12th. It consisted of 13 boxes of grape
fruit. shipped by Messrs. A. Moran nnd
Geo. T. Peters. Tho steamer leaving on
the 25th took out over 350 boxes of
grapefruit.
The amount of water which has fallen
lately Is something wonderful. l-nke*.
whkb a month ago were lower than wc
have ever seen them, are' now up
to the level of three years ago}
ENTERPRISE ( C H O I S
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Ml T. P. Howes, representing C W.
Battle Sons Co., wns in town Tuesday..,
Mn. Uiumnt of Lnkeland wns in town.
-Monday ts xro hlxmicnterlng iter little
son lit Mr*. Brook's training schooL
Miss bertha Brooke, of Osteen is visitini her aunt nnd cousin, Mrs. nnd
Mi** Davis this week.
Mil* Nellie Hatlilo spent Saturday nnd
Sssday with her parents nt Osteen.
Mr. A. M. Stead nnd wife And mother,
Mr* Brook*, leave Friday for their future
bxtte in Jacksonville. They will be very
niuchmlucd here.
Mr. John Sauls is slowly improving
•ran his recent illness.
Mr. Ryinnd nnd daughter, Miss Alice,
(kunge City, were in town this inorn-
corps of valued- assistants, the temr of
1908-0 should |irove most successful in
every way. Tito imrents of tlie children
can do much to co-o|»ctuto with liic loach
ers, and should, nt all times, aid nml ns
sist the instructors in their work.
A Tall Festival
A Carnival, or Fall Festival, will be held
In Jacksonville from Ot toiler 20 t ) 31. in
clusive. by the Jacksonville Carnival As
sociation.
Low rales from nil points-in Florida will
be given by tho transportation companies
and this will insure the city being crowded
with visitors.
The Jacksonville Carnival Association,
of which W. R, Carter, editor of tile Jack
sonville Metropolis, is president, lias,- in
former years, held carnivals or full festi
vals that hnve given the people of the
state an opportunity of seeing some of the
very best attractions that had only liccn
seen nt Cpncy Island and tlie great amuge*
rnent resorts of the country, This nksoelation secured a troop of tlie Seventh
cavalry, aud a company of United States
artillery, ps. special attractions in 1003
triid 1904'.*u
j ’ Mr. Carter assures the editor of litis (ta
per that this year tlie carnival attractions
will be better titan ever liefore. nnd Hint
ninny European novelties will bo exhibited
in Jacksonville that will tie seen in no
other city in tho South outside of Atlanta,
where they .may possibly go before visit
ing n few of the largest cities of the ooun*
t’-y. en route to San Frnneisco_______ ,___
Present to the Investor the Best O pp ortumties
in Florida
Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
Celery .farms, with flowing wells nil tile«], drainai nnd'ready for croi), $500.00 t t f $1000.00
per nero.
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City property, improved and unimproved; 303,000 ncrcs timber Inntl, with finest site in
Florida for crate factory.
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well tis real estate brokers, and aro here to show you what has becifnnd eftn be done.
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extend to prospective investors every courtesy!in our power.
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PITTSBURG PERFECT
¡1 llied In Uncle Sani's Paint Slmp
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The Only Electrically Welded Steel
WIRE
Dnriug the pnst yenr tho U.
FENCES
We have the largest
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anti best equipped plant j
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for driving wells in this i
Lucas Wlittc Paint
¡1 and 278,700 (»omis of LUCAS
¡1 (X) 1.0US, Millleicnt t<> prodtirc more
¡1 iliuii 100,(100 gallons nf paint,
,ij - e<|uivalbnt tu fît) carhiads of 200.<| 000 gallons cncii, and wliieh woultl
<[ maki: n train mure thnn oiie-luilt
; ! mile long.
In addition to this Unde Snm
has used during ilio1pnst year more
j¡ titan" 25.000 gallons of LUCAS
VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other
¡ I products.,
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Uncle Sam's |•reference is not a
i ; matter of favor, but of QUALITY
! ! and RESULTS.
section of the country i
and are prepared to fill ;
all orders promptly. Our ;
machinery is up-to-date j
For Field, Farm, Ranch
Lawns, Corn Cribs and
Poultry
Will stand ordinary-as well as hard
usuafie
Will not slid in Summer's heat nor
break in the cold of Winter
Arc mndeTflJ the liest materials and
have stays that cannot slip
Do not require an expert to erect,
and are low priced
and our workmen nre j
skilled in the work,
Those contemplating \\
putting in wells Would j;
serve their best iqter- j;
ests by consulting us and
learning prices
before j;
making contracts.
W c H andle tho A b o v o E x c lu s iv e ly in S a n fo rd
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays
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Crop nnd
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List o f Unclaimed Letters"
Remaining in the Sanford Pbstofllce nt
close " t
uniting Sept 20,
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GENTLEMEN
Boulunre, J. E.
Chambers. C. L.
Cellury, Samuel
Coleman, W. S.
Dinsis, Moses
Ford, Willie James
FogeL Eugene
JU nW irE nd~
McClenuon, W. C.
Millund. W. J.
' ' **• Mnrt,in is having Ids store nnd Morgan. J. F.
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The paper rpqf whidt Morgnn, JVes(lcy
m m UW very well Tor the IdoU of Norman. Jumes
Roberson. Frank
JMo l " *,0Ve *101* *0r ,1,° D041 tWO Rodgers, Andrew
Anderson,Elia Miss
Beasley, Alice Mrs.
Belleny, Einley Miss
Hamplon.Mnmie Mis
Lake, July Miss
Mu pits. Bertha Mrs
Malhues. Ella Mrs
Roberts, Sallie AM rs
RotierAon, Dcttor Mrs
Williams, AnnaSMrs
Williams, Mary Mrs
•> hut the rains of last wcck ulmoet B m ith r P r e s to n --------
Tillman, Sbennnn
Tiiornton. Earnest
Wllliariis, James S
Williams, Chnriie
„ / J * Mt4 J - W. Jernignn huve got.® Willis. Lewis •
1 tomato and milk cans floating In
»tore, while in the postuflkc all imy 1P0! * « had to i»e hid under boxes.
w <*SCU0nvlllt> for a fe w d n v* nn n n l^ .r .
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Urç 1tospi tal in Orlando last Fri-
Persons claiming the above will (dense
*r 7 ’ *AnVifr!lred;” ulVd'give '«rate* of tTif*
list.
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Winner Washing Machines
A few more of these still left, sold strictly
E skdtlam U busy packing and
on guantee. If they do not do what wo
Persimmon*.
„ I A,na|)J« Keeiey's daughter and claim, money Is refunded. Horry J.Wilson
r i * ™ ; 1)r- »nd Mrs. Smltlt, from
Furniture to rent by the month or sea
■tMunvilie, are visitimi here.
son. Sanford Furniture Co.
IM PROVED IR R IG A TE D F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LA N D S
Flowing Wells on All
Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser.
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Prices and descriptions upon request:
First National Bank Building
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Octeberj), fo¿a
NOT DEAD. BUT SLEEPING.
The past «reek, beginning with Friday,
Several months ago the good people ¿f has been one of great moment with the
Sanford received the glad tidings that Jewish people the world over.'v It chroni
PiiltlUhnl Every Saturday Mnmlns ivi Sanford, Fiai
$15,000 worth of city bonds were to be cles the beginning of the year 8060, with
R. J. Hour, Managing Editor
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sold, and out of the proceeds First street its attendant observance, religious and
Price, $1.00 a Year In Advance would be paved with vitrified brick. .The secular.
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bonds were duly advertised in the papers . .
Entered a* »pound-ein»« mail matter Aui
The water hyacinths are looking so
100», at the Put to(Hce at Sanford. 1
and
there
(he
matter
stauds.
under Act of March.3rd. 1870.
healthy on the lake front that we suspi
Just why this question should continue
IXBoa First Floor In (he Dithofi Block, First Street to drag along and show no results can cion that they be getting some of that
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fertilizer recently put upon the lands near
but be explained by those who have the
the shores of the lake.
matter in hand, but the time Is ripe for
SANFORD“ FLORIDA. OCT.
72 Patterns to Select from at this Price, all Latest Mill
this paving to begin, as it
be of un
told valjie to our city end cause many an • The Tallahassee Sun and the Ft. Myers
Effects and Attractive Shadings— Made Up by the
N O T A O O O D S IG N .
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in Sanford property that Breeze have suspended publication. You
Wc ore nil poor, shortsighted ' critters,
can always look for great changes during
would
otherwise
pass
our
gates
and
go
to
feest
New
York
arid
London
Designers. *
nnd n good many of us don't sec as well
the equinoctial term, but few expected to
the
city
with
paved
streets.
The
editor
nt any lime as a smart kitten or,puppy
lose the Sun and Breeze in one week.
Indore Its eyes open. Now', there is a of T he H erald was a resident of Orlando
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With the cotton-pickingL/nachlne per
not
a
day
passed
thnf
some
visitor
to
the
argument for the election-of its party
fected and in accretion, the harvesting of
ticket pointing proudly Id - the fact that city would not commend the action of large crops of cotton will cease it»’ be n
the bank deposits of the stnte have In the Orlando people In putting down brick problem In the South,
creased three million dollars in the pa»t |streets. It is a lasting advertisement
six months, i f that paper was smart or that has" returned the money invested
Editor Goolsby of the Wauchulla Advo
even sensible. It would know that right one hundred limes over.
nnw that is ' n bnd sign. If tithe's were —FlFWTircct Is n broad thoroughfare cate has our sympathy in the death of his
good that money-would not be lying In that would appeal to every visitor if brother, who was killed in a rni|wny acci
the hanks, but would be moving thou paved, but'never in Its present condition, dent at Kalamazoo, Mich., last week.
800 Samples, including tlje Finest ¡Fabrics. We can
sands of bead of cattle and tens of thou nnd there Is no time tike the (resent for ,
Robert
J.
Holly
is
the
editor
nnd
sole
sands of sheep frofn the western ranges adding this, great improvement to our
Please People Who Dress Weli. Fit and
owner of T he H erald and as such is re
-TO feed on the coni of the state. The growing city.
sponsible for every article printed.
W are up» Do it now I
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W ear1 Guaranteed
stock is not coming. Uie money is idle and
the people of that state are living on
- A 'writer tells of "a new why to be hap
their principal instead of making living
py." Any old way will do. just so it’s
cxponscs nnd profittfJut of the active use
really happy.
of their money and com.
Big bank deposits nrc not .necessarily a
Weather Report: Rain until further
sign of good times, and really mean that
notice.
business is dull and discouraged in most
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First Street
Stonc-Govc B lo c k
everywhere at n low ebb. nnd since then
they have increased everywhere, because
Wagon, Carriage and iilacksmith Outfit.
when men got their money into their
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own linnds they had nothing else to do
In
Heart
of
Celery
Growing District.
with it than to hank it. It is a much
Doing Large Business,
better indication of good times when the
loan items of the banks are large nnd
jfgflgoa.for.aclliog.-had- Iiealth. -- ■ ■■ 1—
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is t h A busy and profits are accumulating.
cles and opposition, and now hqa the.
Cor. Third Sl nnd Palmetto'A ve.
most prafltnblcuiewspaper in Florida.
Oor republican •friend is'just like a man
During the days of his adversity,
who brags over his getting extra fat as a
amidst all his discouragements nt the
sigh of his perfect health— Tampa Times.
beginning, his one loyal friend and
fnithful ally.was the much-abused
Peter 0. Knight, whose fidelity is as. MAKE THE TERM LONGER
steadfast rrrever. Can anyone blame
JEWELER
The most flagrant political crime in this
Stovall for his loyalty to such, a true
country is that the people . should be
and tried friendT Stovall has never
been guilty of ingratitude or disloyal*
thrown Into n-whirlwind of parlison mad
ty
to Ills friends, and that is one renness nnd business be demoralized every
son for his success. As to the JTrifour years by a Presidential - election.
MY SPECIALTIES
buiic, it stands now and will continue
Make the executive term six or eight
to stand long after Stovall has crossed
P k t u d 'i H ind Pai ntrd China
the great diyidc, as a monument to
yenrs, the incumbent ineligible to reIds
energy
and
enterprise,
an
example
Gotham'a Sterling Stivar
election, nnd the greatest political reform
of success to encourage all young men
Roger«' Plated Waie
will have been achieved known to the
who may be Binning out for them
history of the nation. The change would
selves under what they consider miEi|ia and Waltham Watchea
verse circumstances and conditions.
not only great cnhgnce the stability of all
business enterprises^ bût .It will da much
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Get Familiar With These
A L tH G O O D S G U A R A N T E E D
politicians, a class that Is the blight and
As. there will lie a large number of Pres
bane of tills republic. Knowing that he idential Electors on the ballot at the elec
|None bnt first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to be in m n.nlnmr
could not be re-elected, a President would tion In November it behooves Democrats
.DR. R. M. M A S O N
with plnn$ and specifications !
have no inducement to shape his first ad to become familiar with the Bryan Elec
D ENTIST
ministration solely to the end of securing tors, which are as follows:.
IOrders L eft with J. I. Anderson win Receive Prom pt At trillion
a second term. *
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For Presidential Electors: .
Welbom Block
Phone19
This will never be u republic in the ! -------- --H rP.-BA ILE Y.----------- L
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Sanford, Florida
true sense of the word, nor a (npulnr form v ■
P- w. BUTLER.
of government in all that it would imply J_________ ROUT. E. DAVIS.
until the rule of the professional (xilitlcian
GEO. C. MARTIN.
SuccessorsJo _N. II. GARNER
G E O . A . D cC O T T E S
is broken or curbed. “The greatest repub
SAMUEL PASCO.
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lic on jjarth" yet lacks much of giving its
Paste thls list in your hat, so that when ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW |
citizens an ideal government While San you arc asked who the Democratic elect
Practice In State and Federal Courts
ford Is not turning uny hand springs over ors are you may be prepared to give the
the election, there is an undercurrent of desired information.
Welborn Block
Sanford. Fin |
unrest in this city and every oilier city
over the result in November.
The newspaper men of Jacksonville
We have the satisfaction, however, of I composing the Jacksonville Carnival As
A . C. H A R T
knowing that no elections or political up- sociation, will give a Carnival in that city
heavels enrf take away the prosperity from October 26 to 31, inclusive. The S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N l
Leveling ami Croat.Sectioning (or Drainage
that awaits our city lids season. And Carnivals given in former years have at
a Spedaltr
Bryan will be elected anyhow.
tracted great crowds and been good ones.
Tailor - Made Suits !
win
Special Prices on O u r Entire Line
for the Next Thirty Days
D. A . C A L D W E L L
&
SONS
P E R M A N E N TL Y L O C A T E D .
FO R S A L E
I. C. H U G H E S
CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
Stone ana Frame Buildings a Specialty
GAR NER~& R O B ER TS
W HOLESALE AND R ETAIL
Staple 5 Fancy Groceries
H A Y AN D GRAIN
MOLASSES rib ADS ..
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Experiments in road-making with
Tnalnsscs os a binder ore being con
ducted in Massachusetts, and the In
dications are the material will be
found excellent for the purpose. Sim
ilar roads are suggested for Florida.
How swcetl When these roads be
come permnnent factB we are going
-uaiuplng.- With a ItiUf gf bread otic
may rest by the wayside, build a fire,
and soon have plenty of syrup for n
meal, with long sweetening. for (he
coffee,— Lakeland News.
The beauty of the “ sweetness“ of
such roads is, we can grow them.
“ Sweetening" grows better in Flor
ida than anywhere else. Along every
country road a patch of cane should
1st grown, and then with-a portable
mill- the road-mqker will have the
material right, tâ hand__ Reporter-
The association promises to give the best
Carnival this year eyer seen in the South.
A number of European novelties are
promised. Low .rates Will be, given by
the railroads.
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT-LAW
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The recent rains are demonstrating Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
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the need of nice paved streets, more
HriUviusi. «Uálura ami Sylvan U ke
good sidewalks mid Mote, street crossiijgs. The dearth ,of these much needed
improvements are largely due to the in
activity of the “ powers that be," and
tjiey are earnestly requested to get busy
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
at once.
Fraction in S u it and Foderai Court*.
a very neat and
wejl-edited five-weeks-old in Journalism, M G. T. Bulidias
phuci
cuntlnuds td tmprovtf in all departments,
U such a thing be possible. Now lr Is
talking atyxu giving the enterprising and
iwstliug
people of Sanford a daily.—Talla
. Bring on rite' molasses * rood, orange
hassee
Democrat.
Juice, oT.cfclcry tonic rood, or any old road
*Utat will 3o to travel at the praaent time
Offlce>ith*Murrell & Minahew
If there ore any more good men who
If the “ County commissioners will only wish to become candidates, let them an
give this end. of the county good; roads nounce in T he H erald-at.pnee. Same
we w ill' makcT no protest upon the ma price at all times,
terial. J u st'a road~wtlI look '"awdet."
even though of common day. Pass the •¿¡putting the gross upon the streets and
molasses)
1q the parks has made a great difference
in'the appearance of our beautiful city.
An anamuly In politics is a Chinese Bryan
Pari* Avenue---- ‘Phone 100
and Kcm club recently organized in Los
What a ÉelicfL.SjpvflU'a. hors», lias
Angel««,-California. * It xnnslni Uf itfxHtt been foqmJ and Taropu has again
We m a k e e v e r y t h in g k n o w n
fifty charter members, all naturalized cit sumed Uie daily routine,
izens nnd said to be voters. When the
TO TH E TR A D E
nnti-Asiatlc plank in the Democratic plat
Peter Whitcomb of Roxboro, Mass.,willed
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form was shown them, one of the orientals $8,006 to the town for hard roads. lie a'
said: “ What is that to me; I'm aq Ameri will find travel pleasanter in the next Full Line of Lunch Goods, Candies,
can." i
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T he SANroRb H erald ,
Cigars and Tobaccos
Everything Gfood to Eat
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Telephone No. 39
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Kutter ¡ardware
Harness
Patton’s
SPO R TIN G GOODS
A SPEC IALTY
�etobcr 3, 1906
A re Y ou Looking For
One Thousand Acres
Flowing W ells Guaranteed
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
Reasonable Cash Payments
and Balance on Easy Term s
Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc
LO RI DA
THE ASSOCIATION IS GROW ING
List of Subscribers Increases Each
Week.
The Sanford Building and Loan Associ
ation is meeting with great success and
each week the list of subscribers grows in
number*. Every citizen of Sanford should
Take »hares in the Assoclutiun as this orfUlution means moré for tlic city than
any movement ever inaugurated.
The assoriniio|j should have nt lenst
one thousand «Imres taken before opening
the books for business and all the mem-
Following is n list
and those added this
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Has Purchased Properly
C. F. Beardsley of Michigan, has jrtircluiscd ten acres of Ihmt on the Monroe
road and will dear it up and plant several
ncres this season. Mr. Beardsley will also
purchase city property and rfinke Sanford
his future home. He chose Sanford after
making n tour nf the stnta,, and having
resided in the north and west and tried all
climates, comes to this city as the hcM
location In the United States.
“ In Sanford—life is worth living."
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OR T R U C K LA N D S
DEMOCRATIC TICKLÏ
For President,
WIU.IAM .1. I1KYAN. *
For Vier President,
JOHN W. KERN
For Prrsldrntio Electors.
of t
it. p. b a i i x y ,
week:
I*. W. BUTLER,
ROIIERT E. OAVIS,
No.
GEORGE C. MARTIN.
Sham
SAMUEL PASCO
» « « I n . ....... 20 For Represriltnllve In Conirrss, Sum il Disdir I,
>Tl*. Forster...... :
FRANK CLARK.
If. R. Steven ■......
For Governor.
g * A, DeCottcs..
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST
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For Comptroller,
A. C. CKOOM.
For Trensurrr,
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w , V. k N o rr.
E. B. Rauke...........
For Secretary of Suite,_____
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t > s Davis...........
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J. B. HannnÎLi^»—
For Attnrnry General,
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. PARK M. TRAMMEll
C,m. H. FenuM.” ..
For Stole Superintendent of INiLllr InsIriM'tion,
Clarence Muhunry;
WIU.IAM M HOLU1WAY.
Richard Ituolehan.
For Cumiltissiunrr of Agriculture,
I) G. Wanner ......
H. E. MTJN.
W. T. Jolina......... !
Paul K o d y .........
For Justicrs
Justiert of the Supreme
Supremo Court,
Court,
H. C. Haskins......
WILLIAM A, IIUCKLK,
S O. Cha*«__ __
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THOMAS M. SIlAi Kl.tFiiHP
IL LGHIHn . . . . . . . .
For State Srnalor, 10th District.
W. T. Well* ...........
L. C. MASijEY.
Mrs. B. G. Smith...
For Members id the l^iiUldTurr,
W. G. Hammond...
J. H. KING.
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Frank MUler.........
Come and See Us
a T . S m ith .. . . . . .
Mrs. Chus. H, Evans. 15 For County ludi
A. Vuuiihn........:.'...5
pr. t : ä t n ^ : : :
¿2 For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Jno. W. Dickens
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B. M. ROBINSON,
M .P .L Ip e .........
jo For Sheriff,
JAMES A. KIRK WOOK
SAMUEL A. BOtllNSON
For County Tax
I a* lANIfVIW
Collector,.
W. E. MARTIN.
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traiuicr.
For County Treasurer.
JAMES If. SADLER.
For County Surveyor,
J. O. FRÍES.
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For County Supriintendml of putdk- Instruí uon
W. U. LYNCH.
DOAHDINC£ELÖ<Vi*ßANPÖItD. r t A
It Makes No Difle-ience Wlrat You Want or Where You Want It
WE
For Judce of Ibe Criminal Cuurt,
JAMES D. IIEGGS.
Richard H. Majocs.
«t * t ,!ífrUld 11 ÍUlIy c<»uiPPed
Print
tyne ! Ï Ï ° nC,y of aU kl,ld«- AU the lateat
the ivi ‘..,Uaterial and “ the men behind
“ »«FPO who know how.
HOW ARD
T0NS0RÍAL-
PARLORS
; J. L. CARRUTHERS
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ar|Wat
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cent* [>er
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M. A.*DSm w . l “ ™1 *^P» •
Proprietor
of the Peine Dii! Ori Nc
L 0. STHIfig FELLOW
HAVE IT
and on Terms that are Right
For Supervisor of Registration,
W. L DOUVE.
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Hut and Cold Baths.
LAN D COM PANY
t. CALHOUN Bel F' S m
FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS
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NOTICE-OF INCORPORATION.
corporator* hnve hereunto subscribed their
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Notice la hereby given that we. the un- I names.
Grò. II. F e rn a id
(Imlgtte«], intend to apply to the lionnrA. T. R o s im i
n«>wanl. Governor of the Stnte
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A. P. Connelly
of Horidn. at Tallahassee, Floridn, on the
Geo. A. DrCcmrs
7th day or October. A. D.. 1008. for letters
H. R. S tevens l ~
RmW J S F S O T J W HANFORD BUILD- J a s . C. IltoniNS
NG AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, under
T. J.'M iller
tlie firowing proposed charter, the
W. D. H olk en
original'of which is now on file in Uic
F to k U * th° ScCTOlnry of lho State of
IM . a Hicojns
A. T. Rossettk
A. P. Ounneu.y
Geo. At. DtCrnrrJs
' H. R. Stevens
ARTIQ.ES
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F. P. F orsten
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Gro. H. Febnald
T. J. Millek
State of Florida. ) „
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Oninty of Orange,) 8S’
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Before me, R. C, Maxwell, a Notary Pub
a F. Haskins
lic,.personally appearedGeorgeII.Fcrnald,
A. T. Rossetter. A. P. Connelly, George A.
DeCottes. H. Stevens, J.*C. Higgins, T. J.
I '»Uh its Articles of Incorporation nnd the
I Laws oT the Stnte of Florida, whrch ByI Lftws may be nmended or repealed os
provided in said By-Laws
A rticle VII.
The highest nmount of indebtedness or
liability to which said Corporation may at
any one time subject itself, is One Hun
dred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars.
A rticle VIH. “ r r
The names nnd residences of the incor
porators of anld Corporation nnd subscrib
ers thereto, and the number of shares of
h!wr 8uk®crl,*Hl to by each, are ns fol
ASSOCIATION
The business of this corporation shall be conduct
«1 by a board of noi leas than ihrer nor more than
ervm directors
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cumga.kw .ndlo conduct tbe bu.Uw,, thoi
and° t SuGf ogf t oMh* bad»
..rr to be uacd In anf of
£ £ £ }*!* pro *
mcnlUrd: with power to ta o n tZ ? !~ ‘ *»»• .n
[S M C T ja g y iL w iS V iu a d
g S a jw tp & w a M E S J s -
trrasurrr. One person may hold «he oOceaof acc-1 H?0*“ •• C“**«l«ral for the pun*»**«!? V"* “>*«•
relary and treasurer. Said board of directors shall
« acquiring credit; and forth?. ft*'™ fog
have authority lo appoint all nerrmary agents ut I w* tw by purchase, development ~ -ff to * ° lui.»
thU cotporaUdn.
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’ Annual meetlnjs of Ibe stockholder, shall be in* machinery. laying out of water mIT” pun,k*'*
held at the principal ofTlurs of the corporation on
vslve* and hydrants; to*fi/niUhlni ’
lha 2nd Tuculny In Novemlvr of each year at ten reVieu0JParm,fi otorl' *• Privsw ourS5S,£!~ wi
octock a. m . or as soon thrrtlhrr as oractlcahle IndlvIdiisU for (Ira protection mnm
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U which the loan) of dlrrcturs shall beduly rlrcted 15\™ne,,lc
sad 0Dllcct p«yuien|,UI?Cl2IV'1 *"d
S. 0. Chase'
Sanford, Fla, * 80 shares by th. tlKkhoiden.
«w •*"»«: to manufacture, buy ieii^ iJT?1*'» Lr
The bylaw, for the dovemroent of this corpora- •f/ler*uy «••Jin water, air. , w ' J 11 *nd
A. T. Rosse iter
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be
adopted
at
the
first
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of
the
{*h,r
beaters for domestic .«d b?SnS” rici>1»
A. P. Connelly
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•t<rkholders or as aoon Ihereafirr as pranlcahle. I la connection therewith.
°«*lnru uses tod
F. P, Forster..
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Until the tnard of directors shall have first been . T®
«cqulre any and all n.„ .
duly
chosen
by
the
stock
holders,
the
buslnc,
of
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property
and
taisfae,Sn7l
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I J. N. Whltner.
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sak] corporaIkwahnll I* nuuluctnl by the followassociation or Corporalloi
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Ink named persons nnd officers.
bomb or other ohlljation of any
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Thli rnrporailon shall exist for a pcrinl of nlnetynlnr years unless-sooner dissolved «coordini lo
law.
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boldrf.
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Mnsnn V ? * " ' hc propMy occupied by
M ews. Dr. Veal and Hand Dmthen arc T i l l
00 nS 0 W*
office
Little H ap p en in gs— M e n t io n o f
preparing to plnnt cauliflower.
2 ^ Perty cent,ally W*«*ed «nd conM a tte rs I n B r i e f .
>l«l*
of a
a stone
stone building
building and
and a
a large
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lot
If It’n I'rlntlng yon want, send it to T he nntl
the new owners
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Herald office. First-class work gunrauteed.
f t R S O N A L -ITEMS or INTEREST
For Rent Hoarding house. 13 rooms, ^G et estimates from Pell'on house print
modern
swamlry Of the Floating Small Talk ¡ « , ' Z ; ° f nv*«<cfrcc, « « hI location In
Tim Herald's 'phono is No. 148
¿ ¿ t e l l » Arrnni.d fo r HorJ '
Boullna Co
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Sumner’s XXXX-Butter. 35c pound 3 I
rkd Herald Readers.
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rry,Ca8hlpr o f ‘ beTeople’s Dank. poundsfor $1 at M/A. Speer’,. ^
AD bills <1ur The Herald should lie mnde I Jjn
^</!C^>'ny
Maoon* Ga„ wltere 1m
For Mtc. 20.000cauliflower plants In
«»W O O L D R E S S G O O D S - W e iu ve all the
¿ ¡S . T t a tlomlil or R. J. HoU,. No ^ * 1
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new things and
quire of L R. Philips' drug store.
trirnrpmgs to match.
i ebe Js abthoriicd to receive payments
Spencer’s Bakery, 'phone 100. Free
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f o children, «h o o l
tfAirmr
nil round pointers. Coll Sanford < W y
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I Roller King Flour, fresh from the mills. ■Mrs. Tnknsh s lunch room, opposite depot.
H O S IE R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand |jr
uponthe local trade Tuesday.
|¿!!!„...OUr ° " ,hc n,nrkel- Gc‘
"t M. A. iinii|W|i8t.,,ei imC ,0 *’Uy your "uh-irri g
d^. linen heel
an^ I**! sold under a guarantee
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Lost— A whitefcmalfc fox tg*rrlt»f puppy,
Frepcli garden seeti, nJI sorts, nt L R.
Ham sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh*.
ibout 8 week» ‘old. Tho finder will be
Philips drug store.
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.11 ,h « new ^
lunch
room,
op|x>aite
the
depot.
'rewarded by W. T. Johns. ,
Step into Mrs. 0. LTnknsh*« lunch room
MlssliabelleSimon left for DeLand this
OUR S TO C K was
moVin£ A ' ^
fQf fUrn“ Ure nrKl I)inno
wrek. where (die will enter Stetson UnU nnd get n cup of gtxxl coffee. Five cent». I
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Calf, wc will l>c glad io'
Chicken, vegetable, tomato. ,wn. oxtail
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r<i S P™ [ ° r, “ prr,nifncnt " " ‘reliant of consomme, bouillon, nnd other soups servetl
Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. Geneva, died Inst week. leaving „ wife
promptly at Billie Hand’s place.
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C W. Rantoul has returned to Sanford forty years of age.
i/irr a pleasant visit to Boston and other j A little money now nnd n little now and office cnpnhlc of prtxlucing tjjU highest
paints In the East.
then is the way to buy celery land. Sec grade of office nnd society stationary.
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M. bmitii for particulars.
Hon. G. J. Strozicr of Winter Garden
Hindquarters for Iron Age tools.’ Any
was
a visitor to the city yesterday, anti
thing you want In linnd plows, fertilizer
Nine hours per tiny. Snead & Vcnnble.
mnde The Herald n ftlcnsnnt visit Mr  * U U î î î U î î U t U U . . Î U . * î î î î î t î U U î î t U U 'î î i î ;
dlitfibotars, eta. Harry J. Wilson.
H. W. oppenbelm. a well known travel
The bridge on Cclfry avenue ferry is Ing salesman of Jiicksonville. was in the Strozicr represented Marion county in the
asder water, and no connection can be c ty yesterday, sliaking hands with his legislature .luring his residence there, nnd
Is well known over the stnte. He is now
male at this point.
friends.
in die merchandise business nt Winter
The finest line of Japanese mntting to .Wade, the tuner, Orlando.
Garden.
he found in the city. Prices always tlie
Those who anticipate building will save
Delicious Ice cream, the liost made, nt
lotresL Sanford Furniture Co.
money by giving us their contract. Snead Mrs. G. L. Tnknsh'a lunch rtiom. »p|wraitc
W. T. Ih«liford, representing Solomon & or Vcnnble.
Pico Hotel nnd the depot.
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[Ox. wholesale druggists of Savanimh. was
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of
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I f neR^nckeiLot Clms. Kvnns.
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The lw»t line of clgnrs in die cllyisdlamonths trip to his old homo In Michigan
lf c O ï l c r l n j i A n y an «I A l l
T. H. Carter rcturnctl this week to his nnd will sjn’ ikI ,|1C wi,,„.c i Q Sanford.’ ixmsetl nt Billie Hnnd’s pince.
Kinds of F l o r i d a R e a l E s t a t e
fsra rmCrlery nvenne. nfter n pleasure looking nfter his (iroperty interests.
at as L o w P r ic e s
W. lL.Fogg. n prominent citizen of Al
und on as reasonable' terms as
hij'of three montlis fo Utica, N. Y.
tamonte.
wns
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visitor
to
the
city
Tuesday
Beginning Monday, die 31st. Snoml &
HraV thejlme to liuy cranberries Vouublo will .work nine hours for dUy' and made The Herald-, office n plensnm
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ford is tlie most enterprising city in Flori
priootts,
iN-nches, apples tinti prunes
meets of Sanford tin’s week thnn there
da.
and lins n great future, lie will |w Office on Park Avenue, Imtween First nnd
Uie Snnfonl Gnxvry.
t»u has linen nt this season -of the yrnr.. Commercial Streets. Snnford. Fiorititi
on« of tlie valued correspondents of Tim
For
p
short
time
only,
Tn^stry
BntsHerald.
’
Send your sliirts collars nnd cufTs to tlie
Cekff City Steam Laundry nnd they will scls Art Squnrefi, regulnr price $22 50
When you wnnt a toothsome »lenk I
specinl price $17. Snnfonl Furniture Co!
Ink as new.
cooked just right, visit Billie Hnnti’s place!
J. F. Duncli. representing Uie Standard
Mr. Daniel* of Oriova. was n vlsltol to
' .* « *
Fertilizer
Co. of Gnincsville, wq^,in the, Superior iwimiug for nil purixise» nt Tut: I
Sinford, Thurwlny. Hc reports an nbund• #■*• *• »
city Thursday in the interest, (ft hi» firm. I ,,FKAL" " m<*
ince of rain in his section.
Mr. Buildi reiwrts the crtVkftnditions of
Ice-cold sweet milk nntl hutteniiilk and
Oar kntl of (torses nntl mules, just In. nt Hie stnte ns very encouraging.
nil tlie ippulur stift drinks will lie f,MII,d
Handi stables. Call and look tliein over.
After you hnve l»een to afi the otlier
W ’ H’ Hnn<]1’4
L S. Srroble of the Clyde Line, was in
contractors, get our prices on the 'nfbstl' C. A. Dobbins nntl family have movet I
Ikfrity Wetinestlny on business connected modern buildings t*r genernRrcpnir work. fn,m ,l‘cir former residence
*ith the freight department of his line.
Snead & Venable.
street to one of tlie cottages
TrytPenivlan nntl Fislt Guano, n good
The Celery City Laundry has installed nvcnue
Second nnd Third streets,
Phon« 22G
|itwtcr for celery nnd lettue« J. A. Tuknsli. up-to-date |iressing and cleaning innehinFirst Street
Mason Piaxai exjiecis to leave »hotly
N- P- Yowell & Co«
¿7 Y
o,kt
,h
<
I
I ^ r AJ / j ^ % h A|incra ’ to"'‘I 'we'Ii
Wo. the undersigned, have associated
nry*®cvemlly o<j- known na the persons who executed (he 'The
r ____hUhral
___ ________ ____________
,
w o o l or Other owUailon.
" n*
Indebtedness
Lh&ü^t
lil« cocuwalkm
mrtvwwlL.»amount
. I. . 11 atof
.wM
I—— ...LI or liability
shall
any •lìme~s'iìbject
ït'sëïf li I|WIMHI
££mt£,??
for
obllaallon,
ourselves together, and do hereby nssobcfore m*,_ ‘ bat they sub- foregoing Articles of Incarporntion of Uie this
Thirty thousand (SSO.OOO.OO) Dnllur.
I P ^ U on ; and to assume In C0Oj^ ^ J ¿ ? Oj».elate ourselves fbr the purpose of forming
" an,ps t0 th.® san*® lot the SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY* and
W re fc a ra «‘.ale any'IfognUyT r l T Z
_
.
, vH
Into a body politic and corporate, under f
«herein expressed. - I severally acknowledged that they executed
The names nnd mklcntes ot the subscribers (o S a s n a s r ? * * r a f i r i sas
and by virtue of the laws of Uie State oM Ini witness WHERor, I have hcrunto set ‘ be same for tho purposes therein ox- these ankles of Incorporation, toReUier with the
jiniimçi of caiutsl siibncrilicd by each, are as fol ,,T
P.'V
rioridn, and do odopt the following Ar- nty band and official seal at Sanford, In pressed.
::;:,:r .'S iu'r„
j ^1-j s *»«. *, wc
tides or Incorporation:
.
. |the County of Orange nnd the State of
W itness uv hand and ornciAL seal tills . Names ,
Krsldetuw .<
Shares
W. I) llnldeh*
—_.
Sanford, Fla. •
.
80
Floridn, on this the 3rd dny of September, H ‘ h day of September, A. D. 1008.
A rticle I.
Andrew Johnson
Sanfurd.no.
«5 0
A.
D.
1008.
v
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f
sealJ
R.
C.
M
axwell.
T; H. Harlow ,
Sanford, Fla.
80
, TJf
J?f ‘ bis corporation shall I
(Signed]
R, C. Maxwell,
Notary Publlo Stnte of Florida.
In wilaeaa whereof we bave hereunto aet our
be SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN AShands
this
10th
day
of
S<-p«rm
lirr
A.
U
1008.
Notary
Public
Stnte
of
Floridn.
My
commission
expires
Aiiril
13,
1012.
S0CJAT10N, and. its- place of business |
acturlns and Æ r a « « ( S u t t o K î l f4
u'
•
W. b. Hiero.
1
facturina and dotnuiic ^ x ^ , l ' " f ’r "’»'usltdll be at Sanford.
Countv. I My commission expires April 13. 1012.
Sanford, Ornmfe
Orange County,
A ni« » Juma*.
work, excavate, devefop,
i n", ,
....
T. II. Uasldw.
Florida.
ite of Florida,
aeme: to mina, guarry.imelt rvSn« han.ll« (|w
Witnesses:
•
A rticle II.
lamate,
mix.
dry
and
¿rîSare'i
n
r
n L . Ï V ' tnk*‘N. de V. Howard. *
A R T IC L E S OF INC O R PO RATIO N I County of Orange,}
.
^
buy. ae». m anufacturom ^^ejT ï ï ‘ rl; »*««: u> _
K. C. Mnswrtl.
Th# general nnttire of tFie business to
Personally appeared before me S. 0.
machinery, implemcou a n v î l m Î L l * 'Hânl1*
nnd (binu» cabalJr at l+iné
be transacted and conducted by this cor
r
•
Ç^î.8®*. A- T. Rossetter, A. P. Connelly,
ML.
peat opère tionior w^ulrüd '
“ <S î ! wi lkjn
poration shnll be to net ns nnd generally
Sanford Traction Company
Lprater and J. N. Whltner, each of STATE OF FLORIDA.)
other« employed by t ^ corapanlee
kÜUmrn ,nd
carry tut the business of n building nnd
County of OranRr. J
Ntrrirr it Itroi-nv rivrw n ,« »
.1
w,,om lielng duly swttrn, severally de|x)sca
eamr ««.tfmaîntaln. ,¡rnt’ri)',r.
loan aafMKuntion; to
tu rent,
rein, tense;
tease,- buy.
ouy, owti,
own. |nnrtrraldnMl
Knv» ^
nr,__tv^i
„ „' j
,,,a l “
**.(.Intended
•“ mtctuicu in
Rooti rnitll
n l « i d n « . hnv'
i
I V | “ nl “ ya »hat
in.good
faith . *• C. Maxwvll. notary Piililk), do hrrrby rrrtlfy I «^ulp,'msn»i^ mnlrij and'
-P well known, tnlaJohn»on.T.II.Hariinv.*ho
|waya.
waya. private
private raUwayi
raUweya Driv.r« , ,. - - " ’?
‘î ■“•J*,
and convey real estate; to buy. own „ S oqK
to fconstruct, mnlntalnnndojieraten street are toWroe
day ion,T.ILllarknv.«rho
ar
- water couraeâ.Paau«iliJi?I!L,r*y>
— b,U|r*appeared before me 1
I reaervolrs,
nnt acquire such pcrsonnl ivoperty us known ^ S^NFTlRn TlfÀrTinM
rPi,lron<' mention«l in the ftiregoing Ar- and each for himarir m-knowlnliti_ ...
'C.., inay
the
forcfiolnZ nrtklra
av lbe necessary for it to own: to erect, p a n y
, )RD T ,CTl()N COM- tides of Incnrixiration.
uie torctioin*
erociea of
ol liKorpnratkin
lncorpixatfon1*àr!d'tì!^SÌ Î ^ « o c r a t r e t î a £ ^ ^ S i 2nd*'
the I .
build
did', and
anti construct such buildings nnt1
nmi I rPA
u NY,
l t l l for the purposes set forth in lhe
'
S. O. Chase
f o 7 Ä ni nü,k' for ,he utr, " ml lmrpo*” ,h" P'
Charter
and
Articles
of
Incorporation
here
dwelling bouses ns it mny desire
A. T. Rossetter
In witnraa whereof, I have hereunto aet thy hand tranaportatfon exrîrTi r*uü¿?i.°L.?‘ a,!r. mr»n» U
•nJaeai of office thU ÎÔ|h day ôf Septemlie/a'."d~ railroad, and Ä l p a n d ^ r . T t h e a ¿ ¡ ¿ " " ~
nntl deem proper; to accumulate n to annex«! and hereafter following, n
A. P. Connelly
|»u8.
.
copy
of
whidi
has
been
filed
in
the
office
fun«! by the savings or shares of, tho
F. B. Forster
(Notary aeal.j
R. C. Maxwxll,
poi?.' S
Uri
members thereof, to .enable them to of tho Secretary of Stnte, and we will up- *
^
J. N. Whltner
Notary PtiUlc State of Florida.
i??ere?i Ä
M r i & h Ä t h ? S Ä ', fr <’’*'
My
opntmlulon
expire«
April
13.
1012.
4-8
own. build, nurdiasc or improve for ply to the Governor of the Stnte of Floridn
Sworn nnd subscribed before me this
themselves such real estate as they may Tor Letters^ Pa tent upon said Chapter nntl J4th day of September A. D. 1008.
OWni. reuVfn“/ to*Sl«5lîi w ?a°kta p ^ e fft S S iV S
„"¿j
ArtlelCTBrincorporatlon.
»wee: -------- ;------- — x- Rr-G-MAjiwiu^— .
0.
Chflaft.
_
Qu;
’ {seat ft— NotnryPuMir State of Floridor ------ NOTtCe-OF INCORPORATION ~
T. Rossetter
stockholders thereof the moneys nccumuMy commission expires Aixil 13.1012.
A.-Pr
Connelly
—
! TH* ««»tneeae*
3 5 S iabove
S 3mentloiu
S S-,1knmlÄ¿1 “
Intedtrain time to time, nnd the power
Sanford Electric^ U fn i. Gas. ru el K: ' 2—\ST .rL
'
8 -3
F.
P.
Forster
C T m Sï ï T S ï ï î ï ï S J ;
nnd right to secure the re-naymont there
Power Company *
J. N. Whltner
of, nnd the performance of the other con
“ ^ • l o c k of thU napa,,.
I n C ircuit Court, 7Tit J udicial C ircuit, , The underaUned hereby Rive notice that on.Wedditions upon which.the loans are mode,
ne«day.
tlie
30th
day
ol
Srptrmbrr.
A.
D.
IBOfl,
by note. bond, or other paper, secured by
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
O range County , F lorida .
at 10 o clock a. m.. or as soon thereafter as the?
mn
liaar.1 idun
Km * ^
.111 apply to-tha
. l _ lien.
i KL
9
mortgage or other .security; topuruhaseor — We.-llie undersigned, hergby nnsodntc
tan Ilw
*e Iteard.
will
Napui l W j f e - W - « * ' '*‘•‘ “ •‘<'-1erect houses nnd dwellings, and to convey, ourselves together for the pur|X)sc of inleon ll. Uroward. Coverttur of the State of Florida, ita?»
IfnltteJ««hall
ju-1. -be ÄPfynhU
In lawful moriey of t|.«
at liU office. In the rapltol build Ini of aald Hate, United ¿»totes or in property or srrvk'es imxI ihr
louse or mortgngr the same to their stock corixirnting and forming a body corporate J. E.va.Pace
In the City of Tallahaaaee. for letter, patent Incorholders or others, for the benefit of its under the laws of the State of Florida :
Sarnh Jeasup Fleming and
porallni them, their aaaadalea andnwceaaora. rash, property labor•or services a» s lu.iv.lû,
« Flentlng, her huabond.
stockholders; to hnve the power in cose
Into a bqly politic and rorporata In deed and In Ä ° f m f e
,
toe0n,o,‘ ,oH •« •
«f
A
rticle I.
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and
II.
Drew
j
*
‘ K. j a “ 0*
SANFORD ELECTRIC
of non-piyincnt of installments, or Interest
LlGIfTTCAS. rU F.i. A INIWER COkU'ANY. Under
The name of said Corporation shall bo To Sarah Je«up FlWnlngoml |, M. FleralnX:
... duo on any slutr# or shares of stock by
Fromthe affidavit ofJ^! Pace, hirelnduly Wed. in the foiltmini chartrr and nrtldei of Incoritoraikm. . .This corporation shalieslst for n periodo/ ninni,
nny stochholder for n period of three f-SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY, and which
he aweara that the defendant! Sarah Jetaup lhe oriilnal of which will be on Ble in the office of law* rrar*’ “ " *** •ooner dlsstJvrd »riunita ,0
» • « Slate ofOTorkU,. at
months, to enforce tho payment of -the Its principal place of business in the City ¡■ternini and I. M McmloR are non rt tidetiU of th#
V.
Slat# of
of Ftorft*'—
**
Florida, and are rvakl,■ni»
of* thè State of Ihe C Ilyof Tallahaiice, during the tlma required
principal. Interest nnd fines by enforced of Sanford. Floridn, with branch offices In Stata
Tha buslnrsaof this corporation shall U
■by
law
for
lhe
publlralitwaf
liila notice.
Oeorjtla. In thè city of Atlanta, rcikllnfi al No. 00
the
County
of
Ornnge
nntl
Stnte
of
Floridn,
wilu of Uie said share or' shares of stock
Amwtw
E. 1Sili St. of iald city, and that there Tino iieraon
S
A
C
» ,
• “ “ >■*“
M. M.. Sami.
of such Stockholder, or by forfeiture at Uie as the Company mny hereafter determine In thè State of fintili«, lite aervlce of a aubuoei
W.
D. -Iluuidt.
opon whoro wouldblnd iald dffrndanta.
withdrawal thereof; to borrow money qiu] and provide for in its By-Lnws.
You «re 111etrfurtijudt ted in t.ppcar tri thU bill i
AHI ART ER OF THE SANFORD EIUCTTrjC UCHT.
: .1 1tuN.'iirajho snme, and moneys otltorwise . • ••
person m a» hold lhe ornee «/ *.,¿
A rticle II.
klutiday. thè Slh day o l Oolubrr. A. D. 1908. tl
»ante
ueini
a
rule
day
’ owing, by mortgages, deeds, bonds or other
brini
of
»aid
Court.
GAS. FUEL A POWER COM ^
hn?ír«?ri.w,í??íü,17'
P» direct uri »hall
The general nntUrc of the business to
It
U
fünfter
onJetra
.
liter ordered that thU notice be pobli»b^l
thi»
pw ,nt 411 bo<v» » “ fy
uf
obligations therefor; and to do all such be transacted by the said Corporation, in lite Sanford
T
h
e^
undaraUned
herriiy
oX
/re
|a
mr .-»amorii Herald.
limilo, a ncw»pai>rr pub
bi
la
•hod In
. other nntl farther things ns inh'y bo neces shall be ihnt of constructing, maintaining, Sanfonl, Orumic County. Fiorila, lo r four commid t ì
oi«L,,e «lockholder« »hall le
»M
»îîv
«
.
Ä
1
/
ani
.
/S*23at«rißS?*‘
arivça toBether for the pufpuaa of
•
sary and expedient to be done for Uie equipping and opernUng lines of street tlyn «te la .
a body !ìy .* lj ll l>fllìdN! office» of the air|»iral»>n mi
^bird TU ndijr In March of each yrsr, at 10
politic and ujri>*«r«‘|c_underftb'ë'.lai»» o'fl1f,r Stati)
Wlineaa U. U Robinw»n. Clerk of aaid Court
successful transaction of the business this railways with .electricity, or other motive
la,
tht
of Florida, the proii«fon7 of ‘wfaLh’ » ^ bèrriiy'àcV *?’? ' 'hereafter as proctiraUe,
of aakl court itila 2nd day of Scpteraber. A
rep
ted.
Tb«
________
corporation Is authorized to conduct nnd jxiwer as the Company may determine aeal
(led.
lot
lowing
aniden
of
Incorporation
IW 8'
D. M. KoatMsw.
d
ò
t
i
____
______
b
l
Ä
Ä
01iUMun ,ha11•*
"
copitltute
and
l>rcom«
iti
transact. *
(melt*
charter
upon
the
. ___ .
'
, Clerk Circuit Court.
and provide in its. By-Laws, and such Aatwrw
The by-law» fur ibe Zuvrrn/nrnl uf tills curtura1
to law.
J «»«.
Uy M. A. Hm>«n>. D. C. luuaoce of letter* patent acoardldg
A wtkcle III.
*
.
«
¡
M
k
M
b*
adopt«!
at the Hrst tt
poles, wires; sido-tracks, switches, double
meeting uf the
Sol lettor for Complalnant.
3-4
or ai loon thercafler
thi-rt nllrr as
ai priKriabir
The lis
'•
n
rorporntfoo thall l»e SANFORD •toe*holder»,
The amount of the capital stock of this tracks, turn-buts. branches, connections,
UnlU Ibe board of directors »ball have first been
LLtCTRIC
U
tjirr.
GAS.
FUEL
A
POWER
COMcartnraUon shall be Five Hundred Thous depots, stations, nnd all necessary prop
“A
ft** Çr‘nc*Pg*
principal V
•flirr
nmi nlxir#
tJ hut
l«.»¡nnU| dulychtwen by the stocklioldcrs. (he bu»lnr»io(
» v!T* .l1
“ ™ »nd
place of
N0TICE o r INC0RP0RATI0N
and ($600,000.00) Dollars, lo bedivitied erty equioment nnd amiilnnccs for said
•hall be ----—
the d ty o f —
Sanford,
Ornnge foVUHIT.
Cfounty. AIUT*
Flor- eatd corporation shall be conducted by Ibe foltu«r■••''«'•j vs»«#»»»
/ into live thousand shares of lhe par value ■tract railway. In the County of Orange, °T The Sanford Ucvelopment Company ids. H/gOf h office» iu«v b* MtsbUshcd- at such fo l peryoo* sod officers.
A nmxv Johnson.
clean
|/¡>r Jntkoonvllle where_ ho will. engage
j W * & ***• cashier of the First Nntlon- cry.and arc nowpreparetl tu do your
, _____
__________________
—
in
or One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each, in the State of Floridn. to-wit; within the
director»00* “* m“ y ** •**ec*«1
Uie board of
For Lettera Patent
I“re»ufont
Ing at rensonnlde prices, Give them n I *
“
B
an
k
,
made
n
business
trip
to
Jacksonpayable lo installments. In such manner corporate limits of the'City of Sanford,
printing
business.
Mr.
BlnxcoTias
M.
M.
Sumi.
’
.
U.
'
The under»lined hereby give noiler that on Sat
The general nature of the bqtiness to be transVJce-Preskleni.
ai»d under such regulations as theby-lnws and for n distance beyond the corixirate day. the I7lh day of .Octol
‘ D.
‘ 1908. 1 10
ober A.
Tn«Jny. returning home Thursday. trini.
operated n printing plnnt in Sanford for
getpd by tha said mrpuratkm shdl b e;
W. O. Ifour s.
o'clock
m.. or oa aoon tl|*reaner
ireaft aa they
. . cant be
)
may
require.
Each
subscrilicr
shall
pay
limits of said city not. to exceed 40 miles beard, a.
.i
...
Sec.
nntl
Tre»»
To
carry
on
the
business
of
electrRlan,
electrical
Complete linn* of |»i|ies Just received. the |mnt three years, nnd'built up n thrlv'¡bey- will —
nppjy
to the Hon. Napul
ean 0.
_
.
.
.
—
j
W
hen
you
have
nn
item
of
news
call
Napuk
an entrance fee of twenty-five cents on In-nny direction, for-tuuisportlng passen Uroward, Governor of the Stala of Florida,
preary by-law» may be adopted by mri offlVga Tat, . __
his engineers and dealers In electricity and electric
Ghas. Evans.
|Phone No. 148.
iug business, hut feels dint he would |>reuntil the first annual meeting of tlw »tirk-'
motive power, lighting and heating.
each share of stock subscribed; nnd «very gers, baggage, freight nnd 'other articles more In lhe capítol building In the
* f »
*
,* ■
w
—t—
• \
.
bolder*
leiu pateiu focurpee To manufacture, buy. sell, Import, export nnd
fer
u larger field. His departure will he
share of /dock shall lie subject to n lein of frcigln anil commerce, nnd in th# buy the city of TaH«|t(a«*<T. fur letter»
—
t
VI.
gt»iT“Uy
deni
Ineicetrkai
madilnery
nf
al)cla»»e«
k
resti
line
of
Nationnl
Biscuit
Co.’s
goods,
j
LP..Muise|
white,
a
prominent
citizen
rating them, their aasoclalca nnd (ueentort, Into#
for tho payment of unpaid installments, ing. selling, leasing, mortgaging, acquir txxly
p ie highest amount of indebtednr»» or liability
pohtie and curpnrafp In deed and In law, un- and drocxiptlans; also to produce, accumulate, tils«Orlando, was in the city several days hot weatlier specialties, ut M. A. S|»eer’s regretted hy n Inrge number of friends, ns
«m l for oUicr charges Incurred thereon, ns ing. owning and disposing -'of property 5-vfun**uvan,e ,of €,ANr.°,!<uJ d e v e l o p m e n t trjbuta fur blre electrkity and ricrtVomotlve this corpororim shall at nny lime tubjat liwll it
he is n young man of sterling worth and
*rv •
,v
*
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Thousand
Dollat»
<1250.Ti' on<! 1° *upp,lr Uie same for use as power for OOO. 00).
“ • * «k Inspecting his property inter grocery.
may lie provided in the by-laws.
real and personal of every nature and COMPANY, under the following charter and iu‘ khU'.g
f —»
cItie.. towns, villages, slreeu, btdSlngscharacter.
■ H k w uf Inoirfiriithin. the original of which
fit!
_
VII.
description in connection with said busi will.be on file In the office of the Secretary uf publlc or prtvate—liy means of electricity nud to
Steak, ham and eggs, jwrk and benns
•
A rticle IV.
The name* ind residences of the »ubsctilrr* to
Mate of the laid Stnte of Florida, at the City of supply llghl and heating power to carriers of pasBread and milk, crackers and rttilk, milk
This corporation shall continue nnd ness, nnd that may be necessary or usual Tnllabasaer
these articles of Incorporation, together with llw
*nd Bonds either by Inud or water
and
other toothsome articles, nt Mrs. G. L
WeraakeNnnsnnd
specifications
nnd
.during
the
time
required
by
law
for
To construct, build, imrchase. lease or otherwlm amount of capital subarrihnl hy rath, ate as l.ftoast
and other dairy dishes, at Billie
have full power to exercise its corixirate In conducting said above mentkined bus!-' tlie publication uf this notice.
.
low* i
•
. •
,
n■m-dsu work Cheaper ütnn nnyhody Tuknsh’s lunch room. op|»site the depot.
ness, and to do all things necessary,
W. D. Hotpot.
rights nnd franchises for n |>cri<id
Hand's place.
?au
. ,.riv'.ma.fireet
^ n' pqulp'
°VTr*other
" : • '“*
taUd *Vrwt
M
No
af
i
ear»a
and
tuusenger
or
I
**•
Bnead
L
Vcnnble.
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Aotiarw Johnson.
G U T T E R A N D G A L V A N IZ E D T A N K S
ninety-nine (0 0 ) years from and after Uut proper of npnertnlning to the doing or
Names.
Residences.
SliatT*
frright vehicle# operated hy electricity m ollierFall planting is approaching. M. M.
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diaries Hand lias returned from a trip i
Andrew Johnson
Sanford. Fla
500
commencement of it's corporate exist carrying on of said business, of construct
and
J.
W.
Clark,
from
Long
Spiilh will sell you land on easy terms.
ing, maintaining and operating said street
Winter l*nrk, 11».
500
TD manufacture, use. burchtae. lease orother- M- M. Smith
ence.
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lo Atlanta and other ixrints in Georgia,
Orlamlo. FI*
500
**uw, rç. Y , are visiting relatives here.
railway, nnd to exercise all rights, powers CHARTER OF THE SANFORD DEVELOPMENT w|ae acquire and maintain lelephotM-» telrgraol,» W. D. Holden
A rticle V.
ThoVJajnyus Wekiwa Springs, with lier where hc purchased a carload of fine
I n Wirsca Wnremr, We have hrretinio *et mu
phonugraphs and aU kinds of clMnriad d e ria a ; to
and privileges now or hereafter conferred
COMPANY
a m s t n « operate and maintain. purrfmseTle.»,0 hnnds (Ids 27th day of August. A I) lltoh
K ™
10
,aB(1 ,a ,h® near pure ci^tn l water.1 is -a gay plnce this horses nnd mules for the trade. •
The business of Ui Ib corjiorntion shall tie by.law upon such corporation, organized
Akl<l> J.alkU,
The undesigned hereby nfirre to become anoJftialre rub-ways, cunduitr, electrical
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conducted by, tjw following officers: _ nnd provisioned by law, authorizing the cinti-d tugethrr. nnd do hereby asauclate thrmielve* lighting and healing plant*.
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M M Saint.
.
wjlcK. Finest music, duttcing and fun.
Are you u suliscrilH-r lo T he Hlkai.dT
W. D llu i* .
j (resident, vice-president, secretary, treas same, and to do nny or all of said busi tcRelbcr fur the punnan of brounlni a body politic Ilia
iV
<
’i,nlct
« « d maintain cables, wires
í(» *r!!rW ^'•L,,nnlnuln(, ninko ytHir pinns ‘Tferroudn onion seed just urrived at L
and ourjuralc under tb« law» of the State of Flori n M » ,nd " ncce“ orT eppurtenanorg and appll- Witnesses:
urer. and nn attorney, elected by the ness or tliiiHhk. before mentioned either da,
Corner f irst Street and Palm etto Avenue Sanford, riorlda
Considerable interest lias'been aroused
lh« provision* uf Wlilrh are hereby accepted.
f t . Drxnat. M. D.. ,
I»'d ru g store.
,
iionrd of .directors, and a board of seven senarstdv nr ln W iM n «il^ n ■with «»Lwp.
4
» S l S ri 0U*f' ° fflce with Mn^eU R»blffiili
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i S satuizeh y ntimhasa.U a »» ae eihw wtls. — d
t-l.lu.11',ln|1 nrlt‘, l" >;i( IncurUiralti.n
i
t
a
throughout
theStuto
hy
themiiKHinccrncnt
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i
Im
Untai
block,
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»mute anu peoumr It* charter upon the i»u unrr of lo manufacture and auaiiroct vehicles of everv and
■'xUrrctnry nil of whom BlUHf brT shicltlidff
letter» patent Denuding to law:
•AmcLE III. •
Genuine Hcrtnutin union scoti, reti niû! thnt-Jm-k*mWllr-hMtt-lmve^t^rfMvtd-«rfJ
any kind or character used or useful ss a menn» of STATE OF FLORIDA. I
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•:rs in said cor|iorntinn tu be ejected by
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verino, i moving carrying asd
ooq\erlnA
dellverina.
and tran»
tren»Coonly of Ortinoe. I
white, at L R. P iilli,«’ drag store.
JkjFtilld
Hera»i(ta
full festival from October 20 to 31 Inclu
- the stockluilders annually.- The office of1 T h e nmount o f ca p ita l stock o f this
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A
■urtlau
persons.
OuuJ*.
chat.
Tlie name
o t thU corporation shall be SANFORD
I. tnnils. chattels, products, suhetan- - I K . C. Maswrll. Notary 1‘u Mn*. do lierrb* tereucof
ce
_ r of any
p—
secretary anti treasurer mny be held by Corixiroli'in authorize) I is T w e n ty -fiv e d e v e l oPIPENT
artv and every kind andchar- llfy
that Andrew -------JiJuisini.^ __
M. _
hi Kinitlx nW I)
COMPANY, it '» lirinei|ml office « « I properlyr of
--------------K e ü i n d í f0r< ' are n0W Ul8y erect ’ ; H you want n first-clnss tailor-made sive. Pfc)|(k; will be tliVrc from all parts |
. (tip
dad «|ul
'P rtajl install th* sainu for use and lluldrn. wbo are to me w«ll known. ll»r»YJ»y S|>buefotM »hull
oliall br
be in the
tlu>City
City ot
of Sanford, » » V i a
ܻe same person.
— . T housand ( $ 2 5 . 0 0 0 .0 0 ) D ollars, |livided nnd plnoe• of bu*loes*
up,
ration
by
el
I
k
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w
v****»*«sbÍI üS tlierrof.
toculdty
(imibinaifon
(hereof,
and
Urenaa
County,
Florida.'
Branch
office*
may
be
peitrmi
Iwforr
me.
and
eneb
for
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I
iiim
-II
»rknowl
l<Wnn
« v i r * ° n lhCir Pr° K rty 00 suit for $12.08. cnil nt D, A. Caldwell & of Florida. - Low rates are assured and
and
.Until after the first annunl meeting of into T w o hpndrcd nnd F irty ( 2 5 0 ) shares eetabtMaad at such other ploora aa may be aehurd moprrate, use. «eil. Was«or hire tbs same.
Sons.
•unir, and to edged that hc sl»jt«i the foregoing ank le» of Inthis will give the jH>ople of Florida nn
the stockholder*, hereinaftor provitled for, o f O n e irûn d rod (($ 100,00 ) D ollars caciiT by tbtrUusrd uf dlrcCttn. •
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i -eorperoiNNi and Ibe naxMnpanylng uotk-r lut th*
ratini, uslni. sdJini, Im U o ì use» and purposes therein »tjlnl.
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o|)|iortunity
to Visit the state's mrtro|tolih |
nntl until titeir successors ore elected and all or n n y part o f tlie said c a p it a l slock
Dr. and. Mrs. H. McPherson nrrivetl in
and lilrun Ihr
, »ante • to manufacture, to purchase
general nature of t«uetncaa to Ite trantoctrel nii—
In WtTNtx* Wiutinr, I bave hrreiinlo w t my h«tM
h an k in ' ' N e w fnl1
Do. you realize the necessity for n ‘ substantial
qualified, the officers of (his cor)iorntion o f said Ciirponition m a y be p a y a b le In or byThe
own,
Jiiir. m et. (tkflsitiM t, ciQtitp and tastali* andahnlof office this 27tli day uf Auguri. A U
the-clty Monday and will make their and note tlie great wonderful growth of
»aid corporation shall be:
Rhnll be us folkiws, to-wit; George H. Fer- issuotl for la w fu l ntonéy o f lite U n ited
Nnd dispose ot alj inmiiinca, mmikrrsses' -1908.
To Improve, manage and operate real property;
the city.
foundation as_a part of that sidewalk which yotf
,m* rrn,wl ,*,e Feröuson liome in Sanford lids winter. Dr. Mc
(SEALI
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R. C. Ma x v iìi .
ituid, iresident; A. T. Kossctter, vice-pres- S la te s or ixtyablb in or issutxl fût' the jtur- the building. cotutrucUun aud altereifon uf tiouses generators, »turase UuUcrlee. appiValu». foîraî:
menu, hiturr. and apjOianccs Iw l i « ntanu 2 and
other
strueturra
llienvui.
and
tlie
development
Notary
DuUk
Stale
of
Fforktar
^
w
n
e
r
Laurel
avenue
nmi
second
Pherson
Is
representing
the
American
Fi
chase
o
f
proiierty.
lab
o
r
or
Services
at
a
1lent; A. 1*. Connelly, secretary und treus.
Bank In Good Condition.
intend
buildingf A nicely finished top lends
of real property generally, the layhuL «eiilng sad lure, prul bvixui. g -nera ti,m. t l U u l U u w o . u i , * ^
My eommlaslon expire» April I Jib. 1UI2
urer; and George A. DeCottes, attgrpey; just valu atio n to b e fixed b y the directors exchanging-of real property, the renting and leasnance Corporation of Richmond. Vn.
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On
page
2
of
tills
issue
will
be
fount)
heauty,
but
not stability. This is to lie attained
. tile board of directors ahull be composed« «rfy l i t m m p n h y M h m eeting, culled for logoi teal pruperiy Improyod surd Unimpruvnl; to
Send your order in for roni|«mml Itmi. a •stutwiiriH uf tiit* rtm -Niuinnm nnnk
«gahunlln x slgi)gi»u riutgirny Inilxnvulaivliinlin .
o f ifcssfollowing named persons, to-wit; s u d i purpose. Sanford CHy Bonds for Sale
----- the flnmc enre is cxerdBed'l n 'fielectfoii
proved: to make all mortgogra of real iwuperty and
. Annoi: IV.
■George If. FtSrqald. A. T. Rosselter. H..R.
bon. w naaey
oorwy thereon by inuruta«euf
inurtgnOcorotherwIoe.
the To ouustruct, build, purehose, lease pr otherwise _ We. the undersigned, bond trusters, offer lot ssl*
t f o í í í 11" l‘'adin,! FuraitjytJ house Special price given on 50 11». cans. See of this city, anti our citizens should tnke
otherwise, the
of materials for the foundation ns for the topcoat.
acquire,
maintain,
«ruip.
oprisi«
and
build
suit
^CfOMney upan
r. al prop,
pr. ^ try
rt y and
Ino of
uponr.al
and the
theink
taking
uf
Stevens, J. C. Higgins. T. J. Miller,. W. p.
flfuwn (18) tfond» of the City of Sanford. Florid«.
T !ic calti C orporation shall ex ist for the laanhqiofmomy
Eshrt, pi« ç
rnnB®*- niRs, innttinR. Sanford Grocery Co.
pleasure in noting the figures which bemottoaors and M M n m■
enM
U l of* mort»**«-*
uf the
(gas of
the able and Iteorssaty plants ba- th. « ___ ro . *“ 1.
' '
~ tMO) each, Iwsrlng »1»
Hakten nntl F. I*. Forster.
term o f n in e jy -n ln e ( 00 ) y ears from the aama; buylnO. ««lUad. and
d
ealini in
dealing
lit bonds
' and
per cent Interest, payable semj-annuillF.LiXJP1®
Willi this fact in mind, I nm iinportinj« clean hard crushed
Moonlight, good music, dancing.among s|»enk the solid financial condition of this
The first or organization meeting ot the H ing o f Its A rticles o f Incur|iorutloii m loans sacuird by
mnrliaOes
on real
PM
gages or other loans
los ..........
..
Inch«!, and |>ayableab lhe National r«tk Ib.ni
property;
the
purchaslho.
manufacturt
purchasing,
manufacturing,
holding.
Htockliolders of tills corixiration slutlhbe requ ired by Iqw. •
whetLnjixed with standard enriiniwrind gpeci/icatlie palms every night next weeknt Weki institution. Through the panic of last
New York City, on January 1st and July lit (*
F
kl..vi
own In». tnurt»n»ing, tilrdolni. Icaslai.
each year.---------- ----- .1— ,-------------- — . — ;xrTfall the Sanford hanks rude the stormy
held in-tlie City of Sanford. Ornnge County.
jions, iJives on absolutely dcpeiuluble fouiHuitlon.
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*l»iilnO add transforiini. InvesUoi In,
l 11* » « « »
?n0a- Wem *° Sfondo wa Springs, We wiU be there.
Tbese fifteen V/iiids are the remaining unjgM
Floridn, on the 17tb day of October, A. D.
and dasUntlx foods. wuu.mrrch|tadl»c.andpnH>bunds of a band Issue uf 843.000 of January. IHVL
sens of troubled flnnncc and their de
If you want n walk in which you can tukc pride in the years .
(tknrdi Tfo1_ ? each ,in ,h® Brothyterinn
T h e officers o f s p ld Gorporation slmU* be erly of %\ tty klnu hix] (iescrlptioa. the
te carry m i on
1008, fur the purpose of ndoptiug by-laws
ml which tlma 890.000 uf the bunds were sold ami
For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see positors »ever for one instant doabted
I,t)-ii(l)-iii1
VlcP^resl(lönT;Stfcr«Ttnry.Ttt:iti(_.ty
other
boa
business
to
come, be sure that that foundation is righL Tliis is one of
•apandad la ImpruvIng the streets, creeling tb'
. and completing the orgnntralion of this
n- XL A. Caldwell &. Sons.__________________
cwuweted tharewlth. salllaf m 3 jt-TlIaf |q
lildk
!■ ijII mg.
1« i ■no
——-d. Itor
nr - Iinr
La aUiiOf r
Is
• I V *ÍM
7>iarw
1»!**J mitra
-their solid financial condition. ------------corixiration; nnd thereafter the annual urer an d G eu e/ al M nnngtr.' a n d a Board property any and every calale and la tersa! thereia,
,
iSf
i i rfor
^ 11?!?..
° f jay workl~ Let Hie-figure-wi-such-Ti
'««np Posts and other nea-sssrvT£t 2?l/¿i for which the bonds were votrd
'
walk
you, rt
Tho famous O-U-N-O smoker at Charles
meetings of the stockholders shall lie held o f fiv e ( 3 ) D irectors to he elected b y the and choae* In action »ecured thereby, JudffioSiu re- aptglsnoM
The Firm! National Bank has just cxjiufoe tha supply of gas far dtanesik . These remaining fifteen bonds are now oflerm
M u c y - f u " ' 1- H « stockholders: T h e G eneral M ottuger m a y Sul ting therefrom and all other prrtonal proper« y rol
for
sak
for
the
purpose
of
street
raving
lory
Evans.
on the second Saturday in October of ench
furl and other parpooj
pleled improvements that coat over $13.
also hold any other office In said Corpora la I M ] UMrr loin mukingor obtainlog luaniupon such illuminating,
remssarw la
suju
jauiMMf
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, s_
will a
mature
iu ir/ .)O
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To monufic-— •—
■8 . O . S H IN H O L S E R
and every year,
in supervising, managing and protecting
000.
a detailed report of which will he
tion. Jind the some party, may lipid the property,
M
you
wont
to
buy
or
soli
anything.
Use
S a n f o r d , F lo r id a
sunk protwrty end loans and aft -Inrersots ■Is ' OBJ
•PPtltnpeg and
i ï l^ Wcn« W
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office of ^eprctary »nnd Treasurer. The cialm aifoctlni tha same. In effecting insurance things for doinrslk and fuel
given later. Their report tills week is
the local columns of Tite Herald.
irrest om which bas been promptly paid duwnie
to
lease,
rent,
»eil
or
ötherwisa'i/upnL^o
li
r
n
e
to
•gainst
Ore
and
all
other
risks
thereon
and
in
man
1
^
,l»«
closest
flkure
on
|
The highest amount of indebtedness or officers of xgld QorpoTntioh wlui will con
of building,
and uondoctlug any legal actions, proceedings «wporalkmsor Individual, for s u S W p L i m
b.. p*m t e . ¡ S
Now is the time to have your well sufficient evidence of titeir |>rospt(h>us
liability to which this corporation shall duct thciyisine&s of (ho corporation until aging
None but th« best
I»«dfoni(
aud business relating lo any of the purpuses herein U y malas, pipes and to make oranretfonTtdih tfoped. Judge John r . DUIom. of New Volk. psssM
ta eni|)toyed. 0mcV rith Murrell cleaned out and drilled deeper. Better condition._____________________
subject itself sJinll be the sum of Ten those UrJTulfcted sluill be qualified, are .entiooed or referred In; la regista* mortgages such mains and plpn for thr uuriN.*r ut fnrniaM¿!2 Upun and declared the bonds legally Issued- , _
' deeds of trust lo real property or cbatlig» real gas U r UlumUatlntdoroestkí'focflánd S h Ä ?
Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars.
O. ’Chon, President;-A. T. Rossetter,
old » for
»ski UUBU8,
U nul», or
portion
»,
asm»
lui MJU
UT «any
i l f FW»»1
"* tkeews.
M » ! y«-*i
City Lot for Sale
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see Lipe, 'Phone 00. ” all other securities roll sformi thereto
uu roe Dustnesa of lightina ciifo» K.
Vice-President;
A.
P.
Cdonefiy,
Secretary
villages, atrevu. foukdingo-raUk re ¿ T ' torrea
?Sna" Ived at any time on to lefure Ocwbrt IMI
To
tlie same Client as the laws of this state wD|
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e.
buy«
.for
iwje
n
city
|o(
qq
MggnpiJa.
I'M . HawreeW Pmnniyhrnnin,’ arrived
g g P N M * ¡».
and ma Étll ■■/ wflk-alltha wwwre- that tha
„ torà tud ihótiid se i
The names and residences' of the sub imd OencrnrManager F.'P.Foratet, Trees-1 panali
laws o f thisfrstate
agra—
* upon
*
cooler
rottura rèma
e second JO-ee1
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in lh e city on the Clyde Line on Wednes avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Sanford Bonds,” t
scribing iucurporntors of this, corporation, urer, and S. O. Chose. A. T. Russe iter, A. organisations under sold act. and
r*^Üyre,°, Ur*day’ Mr’ Pa,m* day and stopped over to visit the editor east fronL Inquire of
oddressad lo the u
« S Ì S S S W
d t e
,* a
and the amount of capital stock subscrib P. Connelly. F, P. Forster and J. N. Whlt To do any and. all tha above bualna
MM» will be
opened at . J H - J R H
pvt„
ner as Directors. The said bilkers and tamed and set forth to Ute same extent os a natural
**?■ ••»oclauoo or ouriurauon or the HK>8.- Tha
1
ht
tikNorthUrne<i iroTO “ U iP 10 of Tlie Herald a few hours. Mr. Bartree
S a n fo ^ _ O n l^ _ ^ lM iv e _ J h o e S ^
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V
S n I a d fi, V e n a b l e .
Th* righi
right le reaerved to reject any »ad •
ed by each are as follows:
person might or could do.
U
for
lu
h‘
0nd
,Ullea
Uu,t
ev*
George IL Fernnkl, Sanford, Fla., 50 shares directors will be elected’ annually on the
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HI
’ » w Bryan up Utere.
was very favorably impressed with San
Interest ooupons will be detached from tb*
first Tussday in January of each year,
Lawn Mowers
The amount_af thacoptul stock af this co
A. T. Rosseter . . .
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I»ru to nnd Im ludlng July 1st. 1908.
begipnlng In the year 1009.
ford
and will make an investment in city
lion
aliali
be
Thin
y
Thousand
............
uaaj...........
OOUÜQOI ttom July 1st, 1908. to remain altrr
Special
prices
to reduce stock. If fou
A. P. Connelly...
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« tond u f t ils c e iS r a T S r 1S i j ;
SI HONG UNE Of CHILDREN'S SCIIOOl SHOES
olvidad Into Three Hundred
dm
tha^duie hr Ur «
and matured imleresU
2Ì other îmanner
property at an early dote.
A rticle VI. ' '
; and re take“ '^hfod" inurtvng«
Geo. A. DeCottes..
"
want a good mower at a low price, now is
the par value of One Hund
ito . _ ,
when sal« of bauds is i
en
tmr
or
each.
cent
af
[IL* R. Stevens---**
Said Corporation shall odopt a corporate
the capital stack
sh. bi
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A. M Tk**»“ *,l)urt,ní Hoexi* ever
5*2.03 is the standard price fora tailor- lho time to buy. Also godd stock of
Tlle L " 1“ ' Fall Stylti in Ladles'. Gent'« u,id Children» Shoe.
qw H. Fisssno,
’ “ mone of the Unito
United States or in
5 0 . **
seal and shall adopt By-Laws fur tlie pmÿtMi In lawful
J.C .
01 üung, rifleg, hunting made suit at a A. Caldwell in the StoneI the
ebánmtd
■
etc.
scythes;
grass
hooks
and
lawn
rakes.
SOC
h
a
*-.
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government of it s ,
50 f
Botri Trust***• Mjratdd I
Harry J. Wjlgoq.
w may lioWHty iTs'iich “ y * *
Cove block.
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nd FreslTMeats
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Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing
Repair Work a Specialty
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THE SANFORD MOULD
GOOD FOR THE PRINTER
,r
Printers
ra re p
7 T*m-*ti~1- ^ ~
JrW H IT E
S U ITS
Government Will Not Print On Where Devout of the Celery
Stamped Envelopes
City Worship Tomorrow.
CUTS DOWN THE COMPETITION
1; -
¡/Have You. a iFai •m?
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WAISTS
RESUME OF A U CHURCH EVENTS
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Can Regain Much o f the
Business That form erly Went
o r Interest to Those Religiously In
clined-Subjects o f Dlicourscs
“ fo r the Sabbath.
Patrons of Uncle Sam In the matter of
TK. Ph im i »1 ik* Ckarthn la i Im City »»* Ell n«Jr
When Laundered cor
stamped envelopes will lie interested in a
id btlaf of Mad iktlr A i m n m U i aad
rectly have n »oft flex
recent order promulgated by the postal oih», Cla.rvh N r«» lo ikia » i n M l Ul*r |W*. TkarWtf
if larnoon.
department nnd which provides that
rirst Msthodlst
ibility and the dressy
hereafter no advertisement shall be print Rer. D. 0. Sweat, pastor, church, comer Park
appearance
avenue and Fifth street; parsonue, comer Mnsed on the stamped envelopes supplied by nolia avenue and Seventh street; nhonn 334.
mornlni service at ll| evening service,
the government. Printers hnve always .Sunday
7:30; Sunday school, 0:43 a. m.; Jno. K. Melopposed the government's intrusion into linger, Supt Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday eventheir field.
The government ruling is made to com
day. Pleaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
ply with an act of congress approved in
All nre cordially invited.
June, 1906, nnd which has not been fully
L. Ii. Philips will have charge (if llie
livod.up-to Dy all ns yet-’ The net pro
Sundny school in the absence of Supt.
vides that no envelopes shall be sold by
Mettinger, School meets nt 0:49 n. in.
the government containing lithographing
Epworth League meeting at 4 p. m.
or engraving, nor any (Minting nor adver
Miss Gertie Speer, leader.
.
tisements, except a printed request to re
' Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting
turn the letter to the sender In case of
Monday 3:30 p. m. The vice-president,
its non-delivery..
Mrs. Elder, will preside.
No advertisement or special device will
be allowed of any kind, nor the names or
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Congregational
addresses be printed by the government.
Rav. R. R. Kendall, pastor; Sunday morning
’ The matter to be printed will bo limited service. II; evening service, 7:30; prayer meeting
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath school. 10 a. m.
to n request to return after a given num J. C. Eiumlnfier. Superintendent.
ber of days, name of purchaser, or socie
Sunday school nnd the Wednesday eve
ty, rural delivery route, box Humber or ning prayer meeting nt the usual hours.
street address.
Names indicating or incidentally dis
Catholic
closing the nature of purchaser's business
Rev. M. For. rector; services every second nnd
vocation will not be stamped upon the fourth Sunday; early mass, 7 a. m.; mass nnd ser
mon. 10 a. tn ; Sunday school. 0 a. m.; vespers. 3
stamped envelope unless It be certified p. m.
by the pestmaster with the requisition
that such a name is undercorporate char
ter, incorporation or copartnership agree
In Clark Building
ment, and that the name has not' been
assumed merely jo flet j [)e gd
HoftTC M a d c B re a d , L ik e M o th e r
priBted on ¿lie envelope unl®ta ilh txicar- U sed to B ak e
Ijr for* advertisement. The ruling la a
strict one nnd is being adhered to by the
department.
Quick Onicrs for Fancy
Cakes Filled Promptly
A Wonderful Clock
to Uncle gam
H A R D W A R E
CO
...Can furnish....
Fence to Fence It
L i m ^ t o S w e e te n lt
W e lls to Irrigate It
T ile and Sew er Pipe
to Drain It
ESTIM ATES FURNISHED F O R ’M A TER IA L OR WORK
COMPLETED
ISanford Bakery
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S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y .and G l a s s w a r e
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New hom e Sewing
A wonderful dock,- destined for tin
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale
Goods delivered to any purls of the
• American millionaire's home, is now on
view nt. the- Franco-British exposition.
. dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene
f\C7w# n • 1XTAI
flfkBlUfj
tor: Sunday
¿RlaMUIiy morning
III-TI 11HIMM
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Costing noarly $10,000; the- dock has Ire, 11; evening service, 7:30; SalibAth srhinl, 0:43
s r iw - g . I t Muwrit.- But*.: w ayer ntettlng every
- taken 18 men four years to construct.
Wednesday, T;30 p. m.: Y . W. A . first Friday, 3 p.
•v
.
Standing twelve feet high,' It is an ex m .;y. It. S. last Friday. 3 p. m. .
Dr. J. W, Perry ;>renchcd hit farewell
act reproduetjon of the £rcat seveuty-foot
cltjjdt tower Ui the Stytarc of St. Mnrk nt sermon in the Sanford Baptist church last
: Venice. The four stories of the tower in Sunday, the'Urho of his service nS pastor
tho model os in the original arc con here having expired. He goes to his new
structed of solid white marble, with (lan field of labor in North Georgia. A suc
ds of colored Corrarn marble and mosaic cessor to Dr. Perry has not been chosen ns
yet. but the churdt has one or two appli
o f gold, and Ijtpisiazull.'•
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Awove the archway which' forms the cants under consideration, and will not be
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SHIPPERS OF
bottom story of the lower are dials indi long without a pastor.
cating life hours, months and phases of
Upstairs, Pico Block
die moon. The ccntrnl^dinl is of black
enamel spangled with golden stars, and
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m,
represent!! tlie hfc'avens.
•
AND
Inset in this Is a globe, half-black, half
Saturdays 4 to 9p. m.
gilt. representing the moon, and arranged A U e c i v e r .
Lahlcho was once naked to support
to make u complete revolution in twentyos a candidate for tho academy o cer
nine mid one-half days. Round this dial
tain llternry mendicant, liut hesitated
a goldenjun revolves. Turning with the for a, long tlmo and yielded only when
bud , but a t a different speedy Is »'circle
bo wus told that If tbo uiuliitloiia au
. marked with the fistia of -the.iodine, and thor should fall to be elected be would
outside this is another circle qtarked with die of 1L Failure noverthelces did
Subscribe Now for the
coaio, and. the following year, when a
the hours of the day.
second
vacancy
occurred,
Lablche's
The center of die third story is occupied
SANFORD, FLORIDA
by an nkoVe. containing a gilt figure of vote was once more solicited la the
the Virgin and Child, and flanked by two man’s behalf. "N o." shouted Lablcho
In rebemout Indignation; "1 will not
golden doors. Four thnes a day, at 3. 0,
vote for a man wbo does not keqp his
~ 9 and 12 o'glock, ltye three kijyfc—Mel- word. He did not die."
. choir, Caspar and Balthasar—preceded by
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tin angel with a golden trumpet, issues Ha Felt the F ire .
from one door and crosses to the other,
A millwright was converted to the DAILY, SUNDAY. & SEMIbowing and salutiug as they pass before way of thinking-of a sect which peri
WEEKLY
the Madonna. On the next tier stands a odically was Inspired with a' fore
heavy giit bronze figure of the winged knowledge of the Imminence o f tho All the news from uverywheffc, gathered
Best Equipped Well Drilling Machine In Sanlord. Personal
- lion of St. Mark. Surmounting tlje lower day of. doom and set the date, prepar
by the Associated Fresa, -(the ncing for Gabriel's greeting.
Attention Give!} to All Work
- tp ---- :»:■---- -------ora two bells, one within the other, on.
Thu da to w o b sot, and tha day came. ---- knowledge«! best news service on
It
will
he
to
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Interest
to
See
Me.
” Any Size Drill up
which two bronze giauis strike the qUnr-j I Tho millwright donned his white robe
çarth), and a staff-of Spcto SIx Inches' .<
and went out into tho Balds to await —
dal Correspondents in
~ttlll coming meeting -.w ith the ccloe
m ry tow» inibir
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tlal throng. Tho day passed until It
Stopped the Negro.
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woo lfitp In the afternoon, nnd the
An
early morning chase down First
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millwright, having arisen A t thoatruko 1 year....
street nnd Oak »venue yesterday morno f midnight on the morn o f tho event 0 months
Ik 3£ .. . ing caused considerable excitement.
ful day, g r d V drowsy and, throwing
A strange negro had filched u pair of hlmAelf down upon a pile o f hay, fell 3 months
pants from thè store of ■D. I. Thrasher nsloep at hta watch.---------- — ---------- .1Jüaülh
Soys discovered him, and, with the
natural
mischievousness o f boys, they
icielor, aborted to run. Mr.., Thrasher
gnve^-vofoorV ajnd a» they swept up die act lire to the bay. The smoke and
street flÿPdry gp "stop him" reachod fbtf the beat soon woke the slumbering
.millwright, and. sitting up w ith a
ears of Charlie Hand nt the stables.
start,'ho cried with, the anguish o f the
Mr. Hand is like one of his fox hounds,
plwaya eager for a chase and, grabbing
’Just as X expected—In bell after
Jbis trusty howitzer, lie Joined the pur.perq^,Go Oak avenue. Mr. Hood- turned
scribe. U beraicommission to agents.
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heavy artillery and' the fleeing Old Time "Wireless."
Patrick Mulouo was having ad argu
itcgt^W aking judgment.day had come
ment with a friend who was well post
and the dup of doom had struck, came to
ed In history.
a stop and was promptly escorted «to tho
t'How can you contend that the an
DEALER IN .» '
city hostile. Instead of the pants select cient Irish were more advanced than'
ed so hurriedly, he will now wear a pair the old Egyptians 7" said his friend.
of nice striped ones, wjth coot to match.
"W hy, tho Egyptians must hsve-evuu ,
,Tor detailed .fnfpiWStldn. rates, schedules and reservalluiisT
your nearest
unflnrstood ■slnctrtoUpr«— wires «eoc*
Tit kei Agent, write to or call pft
responding to our own telegraph wires
Notice to Bicycle Riders
hors been found to archaeological ex
The ordinance relative to riding bicycles cavations there."
> on tlie i^lewalks tn uny part of the city,
"That may bo,V answered Pat, "but
A. W. FRITOT,
FRANK C. BOYLSTON,
and riding fitter dark without e light and the fact that no wires have been found
Division Passenger Agent
Travelling Ppsseuger Agra»
Dell will bcatrictly enforced from this date. la Ireland simply makes It clear to.my Aient for VIrilnla Carolina Per
-T. J. L u , City Marshal * »mind that the Irish were to the habit
Atlantic
Coast
Line,
Jacksonville,
Fla
e i using wireless telegraphy."
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Florida Fruits and Vegetables ;!
Atlanta
Journal
Telephone No.-60
Consult' the
W. W.LONG
Fresh Meat»
Ulizers
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It Ouftd Beecher.
Among the Unititela t friend» of rienry
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pour of n sudden rnluftorm. "Take
my umbrella,” Bald the broker. “ I
don’t ncyd It. The coming bus taken
me to my door.” At' the ferry Mr.
Beecher tuet a Presbyterian Indy, a
prominent worker of n slater church,
who, haring no umbrella, was lament
ing her Inability to roach her car safe
ly. Tho urbano preacher forced the
umbrella upon bor ns ho Bald, " I will
bo out your way tomorrow and will
call and got It." But the great oxJabei agreed.
npundor of truth and honesty was
norriUed when-upon'opening tho um
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"Dunno," Bald he. "Dnnno. but when brella tho good Bister nt once discov
I projiosed sho turned mo down cold." ered- a. pasted slip upon which wns
.- ‘•Perhaps your proposal -wasn’t ar wrltton-in a bold rmtnd'hnnd, "Stolen
by Borne Presbyterian thlefj" •
dent enough F'
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said
Jnbes.
"H
ot
••Oh. It was flerjy'
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si pepper, I told iter she was tho only
H
tender
child
of summers three, seektromau Pi cTor/foyed, cVcr looked nt,
tns her bed nt night.
ercr thought-of"or"—
Paused on the dark stair timidly, "Oh,
mother, tnko my Hand,” said sho,
••nut.’’ said hts friend, "you forgot,
"And then the dark will bo all llaht” '
thon, yon were a widower."
••Jingo," said Jnltcx, "so I dtd."
Wo older children grope our way from
So absentmlndcd wns a certain New
Inland farmer that he couldn't open
hi« mouth without making an arrant
e«a of himself. Once ho courted n
young woman. Ills salt looked prompjng for a tlma Then, with a sor
rowful vleage, ho ceased his court
ship.
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-ret she sccnicd Infatnnted with you,
Jsbe*." »aid fl
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for sympathy.
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'oo’ra holding your head too high;
You're the slave of n foolish prlda.
flili your fare to Iho starry sky
Y>v> would try to look distillled,
tut you're trampling on tho flowers
That around your pathway lie;
ou are crushing the blossoms beneath
your fcot,
rr can seo In your blind oon-
dark behind to dark before,
And only whon our bands wo lay, dear
.Lord, In thine tho night la day
And there la darknrsa nevermore.
Sanford
Machine I Foundry
Works
C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S
Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing
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miring o f all Kinds
o f Machinery
Giving you twelve pieces
, a month
DEALERS IN
We wijl call for and
deliver your cjpthes
once a week
Autom obiles and Gas
Engines
All Work Guaranteed
Office and works oh Onk. Avenue,
near Femnld's
G E O . W . A D A M S , M anager
In Gold’s Bnrbcr Shop
Reach downward to the sunlees daye
wherein our guides are blind as we
And faith la amnll and hope'delays, take
thou the hands of prayer \vn rntsc,
And let us feel tho light of then!
-W hittier.
FRESH
Ha.Falled to Pass.
General Benjamin F. Butler wnn ono
You aro holding your head too high.
of a commission to cxatnluc young ap
You have nothing lo glvo but n sneer.
plicants for admission io tho bar, ntul
You are passing your old frlonda.by
I k1fore him came a youth who failed
For tho m u. who ore less slncuro.
Ah. 'tla all very well! my dear, J
tntHornhly on nil that pertained to Jur
Willi a proud and scornful eVo.
Tn look up; at the stars In this world of isprudence, cubc law, civil law, sump
na^ '1,"T
ours
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1 — ■ r- tuary law,
process o n n w . Filially Butler, who
the flowers
When you're holding your head too rather liked tho chap and wanted to
J. I. ANDERSON’S
seo him through, naked: "What would
high.
—Mnurlce O'Neill.
you like to bo examined In? You hnve
fulled In everything we hnvo sugSwallowsd the O bjsctlon.
Bested,
A cannllml chief l>ecnmo converted
Tho reply come. "T ry mo oh- Hie
sad asked the missionary to admit him statutes. I ’m .up ou them.”
to tbc church.
Butler shook Ills head solemnly.
"But you hnvo inoro thnn one wife," "M y young friend," ho onld, “ I ’m
obJ«cted tho tuUslonary. "M y church nfrnld you won’t do. You may bo ever
ALL WHIR BARBERS
does not allow th a t"
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bo familiar with the »tatutes, but what
—Ttw chief departed'InTloJectIon, but Is to prevent n fool loglsluturo from
A clean towel for every customer
returned again In a few day» nud an- ropenltug nil you know?"
lmuuccd, with evident satisfaction,
tint be now had only ono w ife and was Dumas’ Quick Wit.
ready for baptism.
Damns found a man asleep In tho
“But," objected tho clergyman doubt Theatre Fcnncnla. during' tho playing
fully. "trliero nro your.other wives?"
of a piece written by his friend Bou"Oh," reput'd the convert, " I Jiavo met, "Tim seo that?" wtlfl lie. /That'.»
eaten then)
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your work."
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Consulting
Mechanical
Next evening a Dumas comedy waa
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On ths 8sft Side.
put on. The two friends looked In
Tho "colored lady" who entered serv again and found n sleeper.
ice as cook garo her nnrao ns Julettn
"You see, dear Dumas,” said Sourrirc, but constantly referred to her met, "your works.can produce sleep."
and Practical• Machinist
husband ns George ‘I.edbcttcr. "H ow
"I)o you refer to Hint tun»?" replied
docs It happen, Julettn," nho wi\s asked Dumas. '"W hy, that'« tho man who
Ei perl In Machine Design. Erection anil Repair
oov dny, “ that you go tiy tho name of wns there last night H e'» not awnko
Price, while your huBhund's name la
PAI.ATKA, FLORIDA
LedbetterT‘ "Well, you see, Mrs. I.nwrence," she replied cheerfully, "It’s
thU n-wny. I bndn' liccn acquainted
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wtlh George hut fo’ days whon I mar >* * * * -S** * * * * V *S-<•*!•❖ <••!•❖ <•*S-❖ * •<•V ❖ V * * ❖ * * * * * v *
ried hlin, nn' 1 didn' know how 1 was
muter luk him nor how ho wnH gontor
Isk me. Now, these dlvorcoinents betwli' married folks hr a heap cr trou
ble nn’ n heap cr expense, too, an* 1
'lowed tho safest way tkr us to do wus
fer George to keep his maiden uaiuo
an’ to keep nilno tell we see how our
new experiment wns gontcr turn o u t"
For jrou’ro holding your head too high.
’Pilone GO
Park Avenue, North
The Florida Fertilizer Co
M EATS
Best B ran d o f Fertilizers
for ^Florida
Twenty Years o f Csperlcncc with Florida Crops Has Demonstrated
ORO
the W orth o f Our- rerllH iers
Barbershop
Y A N C E Y GOLD,* Prop
growers
Lfl'-ik»
A SPECIAl BRAND I OR CVCRY CROP
The Florida Fertilizer Co. j.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Harness and Buggies
Dlacksmlthlng and Horseshoeing
Horses
and Mules Bought and Exchanged
-aft
AUTOM OBILES FOR LIVERY USE
SANFORD
TILE
CO
THE PIONEER MANUFACTURER OF ^
Cem ent T ile for Irrigation and
. . Drainage
We guarantee our Tile to-bo superior In s!in|H\ strength and durability to
- any other. We also manufacture a
enor
•bout amt left tho room and actually
reported that tho mnn was dead. Tho
mlstsko was discovered, tho following
dsy, when Boino ono took tho doctor
to tssk for Issulug a false cortlflcnte.
"I dkl It upon the very
»—•«»rhuruy," ..Mugrath cxplnlnnd, "fo r 1
bsd
. It
t from tiio man's own inouth.”
Frn Msdlcal. Advice.
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The celebrated •French physician Rl« »d was one day walking along tho
hoqlmnla-tu- I 'm Is m iflT ho m cTan
gentleman who was very rich, out
»bO'Was st tho ssmo time noted for
Ms extrema stinginess. The old man,
'h o was somewhat o f a hypoebondrtac.,JmnglnedJbiU- ho COUld-4tut so mo
^•dlesl advUW^troin Blcord without
Eipial iirstrçniîth. aliáis durability to the Philadelphia pressed Brick
IluilJitif* Blocks of all Kinds, Sh
J y-E-. Pace and J. B rR an d all, Prop:
Yunls in First Street. Between Railroads
Is it as liood.ns your business?
Does it tin yoij credit,
or docs it misrepresent you ? Think It over, and If you
find it Is not ns good ns you think "it ouuht to be, tryuTom »
If you nre needinji letter heads, hjll heads, envelopes,
cards, stntemcm^nTr(mhrra,lH>okiet8 or pnythlny* of tluit
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ejes. Now put out your tflnguo
bo
JUU1
that
l c *u examine lt c l o a a ly ^ ’------------ ---------- T
Tb* Invalid did ns ho waa told. After
be had w aited patiently for about ten
ftilQBtes bo opened his eye* nnd found
himself surrounded by a crowd, who
wppowd that h» wss e m y .1*DfTTO*
vortl lu tho meantime bad disappeared.
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Th* Peer Cannibal.
• A nun ooco went to tho circus. Near
the main eutranco to the circus there
* u t aide show, and a vast and brllhoot oU painting portrayed In all its
horren s cannibal foest—corpeee cookover flre«- imdA «• **-— —
kind, Jet us hear from you.
We will submit smfyplcs and
jiricts ou reijuest
F. W . TEM P ER TO N
Painting and Decorating
Paper Hanging a Specialty
A g a n t fo r A tfr o d Poatw C o.
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
If you nre fond of especially nit* stationery, ask to see
our Bonds and Linens.
You'll be sure to like them.
W ith S n » * d * V e n a b le ,O p p . P o a to fflc »
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AGENTS
Sanford, Florida
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-A R R ES TED FO R fO B O ER Y
Mon Who Olvoo Held, nee 0 » Sonford
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“ T Arresled ,n J#«MwnvtHe
Rot»m P. Bnmes, white, who claim«
Sanford ns hi« home, but who says he
was stopping at the Prospect House during
his stay fn this city, wns arrested by Poiiceman McKewn yesterday afternoon on
n county warrant, charging him with
forgery,It Is nllegcd thnt on Tuesday night
Dames walked into the saloon of Murray
fit Galbraith. 107 West Bay street, and
stnted thnt he wonted to purchase some
liquor to-be shipped to Snnfonl; that ho
selected the various brands desired, the
bill amounting to $10. and that he then
presented a check with the signature of
L. Cameron attached.
Mr. Murray, who had been attending to
hls.wnnts, knew Mr. Cameron to be a
business man In the d ty and as Barnes
appeared so sincere In his dealings it
was never dreamed that the check was
no good. The amount o f . the check'was
~ t2 3 " And Mr! Murray promptly paid
Bnmes the difference of $15.
Yesterday mfriring whetrthe ehedrWffr
presented-for payment nt the bank It wns
pronounerd as rfSrforgery and the police
were notified. During the afternoon Policcman McKewn happened to nm across
Barnes on West Bay street and he wns
nmmhllu tnliAM 111 nhnsdii nwrl »Anl
S A N rO R D
ha
Runkel, leave Tampa for Plant City, where
they will play thla week. They will then
proceed to Sanford where they will put In
the winter at Johns' opera house,
Many good fellows In the line of theatHeals have come to Tampa. Many have
Mme talent, and many have had both
talent and good fellowship, but none of
them have ever displayed more oi each
thnn Ted Breton: It is with genuine re
gret thnt Tampans see him go. Hlsnriglnnfconcoctions of comedy and musical
melange at Ballast Point have been a de
light to those who have taken the time to
gq out h, « * , Taking a little license, it is
rcnuy n pily that such a genius ns Ted
Breton Is In his line should have escaped
those whose business It Is to pay for tnlenl niuj originality with the coin of the
^ 1,
Miss Runkel, shao, possesses much talent
During her stay here ahe has demonstrated
her adaptability to almost any role that
might be offered whether It be in comedy,
drama or musical comedy. She is crea*
* lve, original and entirely pleasing In all
0f her Interpretations, and since she and
Mr. Breton have been at Ballast Point
there Is little doubt but that they have enjoyed ^ reputatfcn, at least, of putting
on the best show going In Tampa.-
New Tactory Getting Ready
fuses to offer. He practically admitted
his guilt . Only thirty-five cents were
found on his person, the man stating that
he was robbed of the remaining $15
Tuesday night. His case will come up
for a preliminary hearing before Justice
Howell this morning. -Times-Unlon.
Winner Washing Machine»
A few more of these still left, sold strictly
bn gunntec. I f they do not do whnt we
clnlm, money Is refunded. Harry J.WJIson
Headquarters for Iron Age tool«. Any
thing you want in hand plows, fertiliser
distrjbutora, etc., Harry J. Wilson.
. Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill
Hardware Company.
W . H. H A N D
Rli„ke, nnrt Da,,, * - Announcements f o r 'municipal office wilt
The new sash, door and blind manufac
tory of W. P. Carter fir Co. will soon be In
operation, and promises to bf one of the
best In the state. The factory will bo lo
cated In the building formerly used as the
Ice factory, and recently purchased by Mr.
Carter. Wqrkmen are busy tills week
taking out the machinery of the old ice
plant and shipping it to Jacksonville.
Carter fit Co. are to be congratulated
uppn their valuable site as n> location for
an enterprise of this kind
be published under tills caption from now
until the election nt the uniform price oi
$5.00 each, payable strictly in advance.
Pabst’s Celebratejd-Me
For City Marshal
To die Voter* oTSanfont.
• Cigars and Tobacco
,
I lirrrby anttounrr- iny»Hi « » • candidat« for City
Marshal, iub)rct to the will of all of the Votera«
the town of Sanford nt the cumin* municipal elec
tion.
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—
I have had tome yrara eiprrtrnce as an otllcer
and fullyTrail«« the dutle* miulretl of a Marshal«
If circled. I promit« to faithfully and cooaclcntloualy M-rve. and will at all tlmratry mr utmmt to cnKHtse the laws of the »tat* and tha dljr.
—
QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
WELBORN BLOCK
Arrival and Departure of Malls
Effective August Second
Your
ctcae as rotxows t
For Tituaville and F, E. C ..,.,. .«•*••...
- Trlby, St. I’etcrebnri.......................'
®
O rd er
Solicited"
1
Ta varea,
Dvlrtlo
All
All
All
All
Finished Lumber for ¡ill Buil
Purposes
pointa
polnti
pointa
pointa
North................ .
North.... ............
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South..................
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From Tituaville and F. E. C ......
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Best Grade Cypress Shiniilta
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10 .10 a
WRITE ME TOR PRÎCES
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I lOp
Tavnrea, Lrrtbur*_______ ;
---- -friîhr,-3Ci>tfrahura.......
d
1 25 p
J. P . C L A R K , Orlando, Fla
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7 00 a
d are daily, ail oihrra dally, eicept
Q u a F. ihauM , Fnaunaatcr. H. C. llASAma. Aaa't iNiatmaater.
The Best Bananas
Hon. J. N. Whltncr, standing In front tff
one.of Sanford's leading'groceries, point
ing to n bunch of Bcnrhcnd bananas,
said to n frlcmd "tliat is the best banana
that grows."
Governor Broward soys "The Bcnrhead
banana lifllie finest banana that 1 ever
tasted."
The following leading groceries sell Bearhead bananas.
— ,
—Sanford Grocery Company, C. IL Evans,
J. B. Williams, Tate & Osteen.
E. W. StiANiuuRCfrit,
Bearhend Farm. Pine Castle, Fin.
Made a Man o f Him
A man enw* pnmliu.m lpdmslneaftHMtd-;
Bocinl drcics nflTT rdllen to the .lowest
depths of degradation when n relative
placed 1dm in the Keelcy Institute and he
is now bnck In his former class, successful
and respected. For detail, and confiden
tion will hold a great carnival. Attrac tial information nddress, The Keelcy In
_____
tions never before seen In the South will stitute, Jacksonville! Florida.
be brought here, and It Is expected that
If you like The Herald show your appro
the city will be filled with visitors. The
elation by sending in your subscription nt
merchants of (his d ty have strongly en
once. Only one dollar a year for twelve
dorsad the (imposed carnival and urge
pages of the b^sl rending matter ever
their patrons throughout the state to at
served tip fof your dolectntion.
tend. Very V>w rates for the round trip
will tie given by the railroads and steam
M. M. Smith luis 1,000 acres of celery
boat lines running to Jacksonville.
land. Sold.on easy iCntis.
Drink a Bottle of
C IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid
.. .
digestion and give you health
_
THe SanfbrcTCoca ColaT Bottling Co., Sanford,
C H À S . II. E V A N S
Slap. le and Fancy
Groceries
- Full I .¡no of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos ;
Agents for the Famous
HILL B R A N D BUTTER
. SANFORD, FLORIDA
CLO VER
W e A re the Largest Owners of
W e are offering
low prices and i
lots between Park and Sanford Avenues,
south o f 10th, at ver>
payments o f $10.00 down* ajid $5,00 per month without interest
T h e colored people have the sam
eorgetown lots
W c will sell any other property we own at fair prices, small payments, with 8 per cent.
W e own some valuable farms and. _autsidfc-farm- |ntipeity
DEALERS IN REAL
ESTATE. ’ Buying and
I t s all for sale because
Beilin
is our business. vWc h aven V time for anything else
I f you wish to buy or sell Real Estate in the S an ford District, see us before
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Number
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1908
NEWS OF THE WORLD
®T
tribe Inhabitinit the region southwest of
Uganda, and in Hindu-Sindhi, n dialect
________ '
current among the Hindu Inhabitants or
Sindni.
Items of Interest Gleaned From Thousands of friends of tempernnee em
bracing members of various churches, the
Various Sources
Salvation, army, American Volunteers, and
. temperance organizations, paraded the
h a p p e n in g s d u r i n g t h e w e e k streets of Cltiengb one duy last week in
|nn endeavor to craate an impression favorable tqjhe.çause—
— :---;-----■------Here the Readers Will rind a Brier
There is a reign of terror among the ne
Historical Spring riowlng
groes of Calhoun, linker and Miller coun
For Hurried Readers
ties in Georgia, ns a result of a miti by
Flectwing. one of the racing ostriches
. ,. ,
Jnight riders Saturday night Inst, the trail
from the Florida iann, c»mmlt eti sblcuid ,)e,i inarked b tho b)nrkcned nilns of
at Minneola, N. Y.. Sept. 20. by beating 1
thirteen negro churches and school houses.
out his brains. The bird wns six yenrs
old. and valued at J5.000. '
|
W HERE TO REGISTER
false pretense.
ALL AROUND FLORIDA Tenn.
The General News of "The Land
of Flowers"
GU LLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
First Year
He Is wanted in Mcmpids
The home of God Bryan, pn the six-mile
creek road, near Tampa, wns burned on
Saturday, together with all Its contenK
Origin of fire unknown. Amount of in
surance unknown.
Burglars entered the home of W. K. McRnc.atLakcland one night last week, and
secured $43.
A NEW POSTAL ORDER
Postmasters to Talk to Public
School Children
AN ENTIRELY NEW DEPARTURE
Object Is (• Inform the Children or the
An Epitome o f the Week's Most lm
While bathing at Arcadia Inst Saturday,
Nation as to the Working of
portent Happenings In the
kre Wright Whiddcn was drowned,
Great Postal System
State's Domain.
A re-union'of the naval surviving Con
Ever
awake
to the Interests of its pat
Quarantine rules have been postal the federates will be held In Tampa October
rons,'
the
Postoffice
Department through
past week against all vessels leaving Hn- 21 and 22, during meeting ofConfederate
Postmaster General Meyer, has Just issurd
vnnn for southern ports of the United
Veterans._______________ _____
on order that should Interest every child
States. Persons, not inununes, will be re
quired to s[>end several days nt quarantine KISSIM M EE AIRSHIP ORDINANCE who is old enough to comprehend the ad
vantages to be derived from the informa
camps before proceeding to their destina
Nearly 10,000 persons witnessed the
tion—-in Florida six days and other points Calls Forth Comment From Detroit tion sought to be Imparted.
uayeling of a bronze monument dedicated I Sanford Voters Have Two Plnccs for
The postmasters throughout tho United
five days.
Free Press.
to the soldiers of the'Amerlcnn revolu
Registering
States,
and they number some 08,000,
State re-union of Confederate Veteran
tion at. Fort Leo, N. J., Sept. 20. The
Ft behooves every man ofSnnfonl msec
have been directed to confer with the lo
will
be
held
in
Tampa
on
thc2Ist
and
22»
muminient marks the spot where General that his name is u|un the registration list
cal school boards as to the practicability
Washington pitched his camp nfter re In order that he con vote In the National of Ocloiter.
nnd advisability of delivering short talks
H. P. Lovering, former mayor of Tnmpr
treating from Long Island.,
election In November. There nre two
to the school children In the various dePresence of yellow fever In Bcnports of pinces where this can be done, ns Sanford hns been arrested for running a. blind (i
it is u juiik uiiu dotimi ui look into (he| IHirtments of the schools concerning tlie
gci-.
Honduras hns caused the United States has been divided since the primary elec
future, for Kissimmee hns no recollection organization of the postal service. The
Mrs. F. W. Hahn wns seriously burned
to quarantine against that country.
tlon. on account of the great increase in
of ever having Been n'Imlloon or fiying object of the order Is to furnish Informa
Twenty persons were >111«! and several in the number of voters. All those living by the sudden igniting of gasoline which machine of nny kind In its local almas tion to the pupils of tho scope of the op
more seriously Injured In Berlin, Gcrinnny, west of Park avenue in District No. 23. she had poured on n wood fire to quicken phere. There is a minority report that erations, the methods of delivering, t ha ■
hr the terrific head-on collision on one of should call upon City Clerk, M. L Scott, it The accident'occurred while visiting
f--*tiula» nun M Ihe fnat«rnnl.Jh^> 7nnTTsTtHc~cItj^aiflcatlon of mail malter_____ herj^ughtCLilLMiiimLlust-w#wk.— —
liwflevnted railways In the center of the where the Irooks Will lm opened,
never liecn ifiYpilcd by even op eutomo- and tlieworidhgsof tlie registry and mail-“
Tim bookrr^rof P m flct^ NnrTL- for nll __Ajaiitract-has-hottn vkiaed-hyttnrJnciP'
order systems. Incidentally they .are to
dtr. 8ept28.
bile]
Sixhundreiniiousand people , uttended lliofte living east flF'Pdrk avenue, will be sonvllle Carnival nssociation witli a Chi
The regulating onlinnnce is jeered at as make known plans for betterment, such
lhe*<Siney Island mardl gras Inst week. o|ien nt the oflieeiaf iho Murks Renl Estate cago company for the use of nn immense making a noise like n bluff or fake adver os the estublishuieju. of postal savings
tent to be used during carnival week. It tisement aiming to put the village In tlie banks’ and the extension of the parcels
People came for hundreds of miles tu wit Agency, in clinrgiTjf F. J. Powers.
Every voter should see that his name is will seat 8,000 people,
ness llufivent. ’ ’
forefront ns a jilucc of leading Imjioriance. post system. Wherever it may ho practi
on the list before the expiration of the
The
Florida
Orange
Growers
Co.
will
es
Yet it mny have been due only to a sin cable for postmasters to deliver lectures,
Gov. Hoke Smith has pardoned Charles
time for the books.to close.
tablish
general
ollloes
in
Jacksonville.
cere desire on tlie jmrt of tlie aldemtan tliey nre to furnish the necessary Infor
D. Patton, n life prisoner. who Imsnlrendy
Tliis
decision
wns
readied
nt
o
meeting
of
to ili»play a solicitude for the municipal mation to the school supervlsoni or directs__
served 22 years. Gov, Smith asked- the
License Tax Is a Public Wrong
tlie
bohrd
of
directorvlust
week.
welfare,
show how they guard against fu- ora, so that they In turn can Inform the
pardoning hoard to look into tho case Im
C. Fred Price of Daytona, Is making
regular teachers. _ It Is the expectation of
ture possibilities and corn Ulcir salary.
mediately. This they neglected to do, and
fight against tho license tnx ImfrTtTTTly, -Francisco'Million, itulyur uf West Tam*
Only a week ago a Ni Y. aeronaut lost (lie Postmbster General that the school
the governor took the. matter into-his own
and gives constitutional authority Hint pfl, committed suicide last week. The fu
control of his machine while approaching children will be useful to ' tlie postal ser
biinda-— ------—*r------ *"
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uny license tnx is unconstitutional. He neral service nt tho cemetry wns very pa
vice, in seeing that letters are propirly, The ‘Japanese government hns sup- says that „Chief Justice Bradley covers thetic, tliousuiids of men, women and the ntmnsphcric environment of Hoboken, nnd plainly, addressed.
and
because
of
resulting
damages
tlie
'pressed the Korean insurrection. *
the subject thoroughly and absolutely children weeping nnd crying tis the body
Thnt there Is necessity for nctlon along
city Rnlons were so puzzled that they sent
^
- Counterfeit half dollars have mndo their jtrovos why jt is illegal tnOax-dtizcns for wns lowered into the grnvo.
to Kissimmee for n copy of tiie ordinance the latter line Is shown by tlie husincFS
appearance in tlie southern part of Geor-. the privilege of selling.goods or of prnc. t *A whirlwind pnssed over Palm Bench
.gdxiut which there lias been so much transuded by the dead letter bfiico- alone.
Igin and nre reportod to lm clever Imita ticing ihctr honorable and useful calling» Inft Saturday! doing considerable dninngc
During the Inst year. 13,l43.17^j#leees of —
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to iwoiH-'rty and injuring Beveral tiersons. persiflage.
tions of the genuine, the tiujh difference in nny part of llie United Stutcs.
Tlie highflyer in questionYnockedsplln- mail matter found their way Uierehecaus*
being in the sound. They bear date of
C. E. Chambers of St. Petersburg neigh
Among other citations of the iuw. and
ters out of n church steeple, caromed on of Insufficient address, nnd because the
1887..
borhood is linrvesting his second crop of
opinions of others, he says:
a roof, stnrted most of tho horses in sight officials of the postoffice department were
Irish
|sUntocs
since
the
beginning
of
tlie
"The*right
by
law
which
the
citizen
tins
The steamship Nnrcoochc, of the Occnn
on n run-awny, filled tlie air w itli fence unable to deliver them.
The Postmaster General states that dur
Steamship Co., was badly damaged by Tire to do nn honorable business, by which to year.' He believes there Is no question wreckage nnd went half-way through a
Sept. 20, at Savannah. The lire wns in support himself and family is n pnq>erty but that tlirce enqw can be grown annu turnip patch like a shovel plow gone mad. ing the past ten years more than 7.000,the hold of the vessel and for «Tine lime right, and wo ngnin emphasize the fact ally.
The hundreds that took up the chase de 000 Immigrants anrivixl in this country,
it looked nr though the ship would . b « n that ‘no stnte shall abridge ordeny to citi
The first suit for damages against tlie stroyed no end of jwojicrty, und now tlie and that nt the rate at which they ale
total loss, but heroic efforts prevented it. zens of the United States his life, liberty Tampa Waterworks Co., arising out of the perplexing legal puzzle is to njiportion nnd stilLcomlng it Is absolutely necessary thnt
’
• • (hey learn more nhout the way business is
Pope Pius X is to preside at tho sjiorts or jiroperty.' And, therefore, to her citi fire in Ybor City several months ngo^ hps collection.----zens
from
selling,
a
useful
occupation
(tin—
been
decided
in
fnvororibe
conijmny
by
When tlie sky Is filled with these ships conducted In the United States, and this
carnival in the Vatican grounds, one of the
less
exorbitant
privilege
iiccnieTIs
paid)."
Judge
Wall.
The
case
lias
been
appealed
events to occur during hisjubljcc cclebrathat ride the air, wiU it not be necessary he believes can be done no better than .
is
worte
titan
stealing.”
*
to
the
sujirecme
ourL
— don. It will l>e an interesting athletic
to lay down some rules and regulations, through tlie public schools.
Tlie total enrollment of scholars in the
meeting for Catholics.
Bitten slightly Friday nnd Saturday by and is it uny too soon to consider tlie
The Robbins Nest
United States is in the neighborhood of
her
little
fox
terrier
puppy
with
whidi
she
problem
T
How
are
the
channels
to
be
The Robbins have repaired their Nest,
While plowing through snow drifts and
was jdaying, ami which later showed staked, tiow is the right-of-way to be de 17,000.000, und at least 00 per cent of
s heavy mow storm recently u trnin on nnd the old birds are ready to receive their
.symptoms of rallies, little Marian Reed, termined, wiiat kind buoys will be needed the children of foreigners attend them.
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rallwuy friends— the tourist, the commercial tra
It Is further the belief of tho Postmaster
daughter of Mr.uml Mrs.U.M.Rced,nf Tainjut and what horsepower will be of the limit
running on the Northern Pacific tracks, veling men, and the home citizens. Some
General
that above aj], tlie home children
has been tuken lo Atlnntn.ntXomjianied by in fog horns f
collided witli a freight train, causing the will be new friends, others the old nnd
should
be
taught more of the business of .
her
mother,
where
she
will
remain
near
It is none too early to begin thinking.—
death of 20 persons and the injury of faithful friends. Those that jinve enjoyed
their own country, nnd for that reason ho
the
Pasteur
Institute
to
nwnit
uny
possible
Detroit
Free
Press.
many more.
the hospitality of the Robbins Nest found
has taken the initiative and has accord
a
table with every delicacy of tite season, serious results. Neither the futher nor
1The Jacksonville Carnival
The widow of the Confederate Gqn.
ingly
issued his order to the postmasters
mother thought nnything of tluf slight
Jacksonville Is In have a cnAilynl cele throughout the United States to act in (lie "
Uraxton Hrngg, died in New Orleans, Sept. P” 5™ *1 ln ,h? moBt nPPetitdnit manner,
bitcs luflicted Dythe terrier until the dog
bration lasting Tor nh'entfrF -week, from closest co-ojieratlon hereafter with the
25. Sl.e was 83 yenrs old. Her remains a room with white iron bedstead, National
lea|>ed nt Mr. Reed, attempting to bite
springs,
Ostrnnoor
mattress.
and
spotless
October 20 to 31 Inclusive,
»
were taken to Mobile for interment beside
school children. ' covers, with many oilier cOmfaru to rest hint. A vetrinarinh was called and he
her husband. This will be good news to our renders,
jironouiiccd*
the
dog
mad.
The
unhuul
lift) body. The following is how some of
for tlie thousandth of people wlio attended
H o m e See»
The largest demonstration ever made In
our guests feel when leaving the Nest— was killed and its head sent to Atlanta the Jacksonville carnivals In
Lm*don against nn important measure. .
.
Ca{k..Rlchafd H. Marks’ Real Estate
for examination.
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imvr pleasutirrecollections of the splendltf
— ■ ta . « . „ I d , « „ „ I l „ 1 . « » „ I b J i « o « d m J W » < ( . « *
Florida
antlfncturlng Co. of Tmnpa attractions presented by the -Jacksonville Agency has shown us n letter from Wilbur
•••* 300,(100 i-'rams oppuelntf (he II- [
“
ccd in bankruptcy hyyrderof Carnival Association. The same gentle McCoy, agricultural and immigration agent
I'll only slop In Jacksonville
^
2f>f<
r*rr
^Commissioner H. L Crane men nre In charge of tl^ „ carnival this of the Atlantic Coast Line, In which he
- For ■ ikkel on Lite Clyde Line.
ttilWon were represented by fully «0.000
ixdnted W. J. Regar receiver. year, and tliey promlsfe'to. give the very says that the A. C. L. will run Homr•
• Anil lo Cilery City I'll lie IkhiiuI
persons.
seekert excursions on the 27th of October
Tu find that health and rest, * .
The Tani|>n schools opened with nn en best carnival ever seen in the South
and on the 24th of November, 1908, from
For up the St. Johns 200 mil«*
The forest fire situation in the AdironVery low railroad rates for the round
rollment of 2.700 |hi pi is.
You can land la the Kohbhu Nest. _
Washington. D. C„ Cincinnati, Ohio, Lou
fondaeks is still alarming, tdlhougb the
trip, from all points itt Florida, are' as
its Rissl enough for me.
James
W.
Roberts,
a
well-known
citizen
isville.
MayosvUle, Owensboro. Henderson,
fires that threatened tlie most damage
As others read they added—
and funner business man of Tampa, died sured, and that tlie city of Jacksonville and Paducah. Ky„ and EvansyiUe, Ind,,
have nearly burned themselves out. Over,
And mo—und me—ant] hie.
at the home of his brother nt Dcievan, HI., will be thronged with visitors from all and Cairo. 111., to all points I n Florida, anforyr days luvve passed without much rain
Sunday
last of heurt failure. He was 52 jiarts of the stnte Is a certainty.
tbe A. CTETKy., aFthe i W price of e|
to speak of thus giving the fire the dryest
The Robbins Nest is $2.00 perday,
JncksonvITte ts growing fafster than any
yeon-Aud.-------- ------ - — ------------'
per cent-uf the prese/| O n e -W a y fa
• material to feed on. There nre sopm
-910.00 \>et week, with 'room,-------city in the entire South, and this will- be
Among the appoint mentsforU. S^nrmy.
Tickets will be j j j mUid to twent
— Stt* buruiwgrburmosrrif^pKih o i e l
$7.00, without room.
un excellent opportunity to see-tlie Me
service, mude This week from the civil list
Sotten under controL
'
All questions answered promptly. _ .
examinations Is jlin t j>fJ,.X1_ClemeJU of tropolis of the »tat
Notify your frietHl» in the North, that
•
A. R obhins , Prop.
- a Sevcn
ouuil a party of eight were
tliey
may take advantage of this cheap’
DunWiloqrvdio i s made second lieutenant
Sanford's Special Edition.
l i v i ^ n i lhr “lnkJng of 0 launchlnthe|_______ MortNew.TteWdertV*
in field artillery.
dm.
;
____________ --------------E. T. Woodruff hat returned from Midi---------- -— — ^ ° n '>un<i* y
I Messrs. J. A. Smith and R^C-Massec of
Tlie Hnlseuian-Woodcock sawmill on the igutu whore-ke-has lieen busily engaged
•
Improving the Opera House
question of the visit of King Peter Macon. Georgia, have renled-dhe fielder
Scabonl ^klr Idne, between White House for the post two months compiling and
of Servin to tlie foreign courts is1tty-bc I place and wilLput In n tirop this season
and Buldwin. wns destroyed by fire Mon printing the opechd edition advertising ' W. T. Johns la making many improve
by ijavjoim setloir- of the powers l and become identified with Sanford.' Mr.
ments in the opera house. A now aide-:
day. Tlie mill was fitted witliI .latest ini- Sanford.
onicers who were instrumental in the Smith will return for (its family this Week
walk
U being laid and un“ electric light
capacity
of
proved macliinery and had a cn[m
The edition U composed of 42 page*
dcoth of King Alexander and Queen Dragu nnd make this city his ^omd.^ -These gen25,000 fuel a day. The mUlwai~built u of good reading matter descriptive of San plant will soon be installed. Tlie Interior
wo to be removed from the active lis h jf-1 tlenien ore WilLJtnown ooitpn ^ n t e r t In
la being painted and decorated, and when
year ago and wus partially insured.
ford, Interspersed witli ¿'number of fine
— 7*11
^ ‘^^«^'W lUtSS recelyetT witli I Georgia, yet the lure ,qf khe ciejery crop
oampieiqd the opera hopae- will be all that
Charles Jewell, superintendent of the Jialf-tone views.^ The cover j# p work of.
ull honors at court.
[ has proved more than the fletcy staple.
oould l>e desired. Mr, Jobna baa booked
Plttmiig'dëpartnionrôr Uie'CUmraec iaW- artï illustrating a »ta lï’ofoeW y In pâturai
some fine attractions far this season, and
,
®fP9rtA th a t-fu rw firtS ltfM lc ln g n n 1d*»1Sanford gains Two* more gaxf men
let
tit 11.1»
na omiiltwiddiwl nn«l color*,
—- I----Vka
llint
kna
inaile
Qatifuml
the celery that has made Sanford
mill, at' Mllldale', was sandbagged and
the people o f Sanford can be assured of
Wisconsin have been extinguished by “ “ f1 «uiotberfftmily.___________
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robbed in Chicago some time ago. He re famous.
an amusement place In keeping with the
»«H ih eavy ruins Is welcome news to
First Campaign Gun i
*' membered tlie appearance of bis assail
The work Is a credit to Mr. Woodruff;
-t
° l *arge‘
I
S. F. J. Unn. a weD-knowri Social- ants and next day, witli the aid of a de and cannot fail to attract attention ofihe increase of population’ ' p ■ ■i
" ■1
1 1——
rom die annual report of the British! 1st speaker, will make an address ujton tective landed the thieves 111 Toll.
prospective settler to Sanford.
*
This
paper
wants
a
correspondent In
end foreign blble society It appears that! the issues of the day In Centra) Trades
Hot
tamale
street
stands
have
been
or
every
section
of
Orange
County,
as well as
Extra
copies
of
tills
week's
Herald
turn
•CTlWures, or a jurtlon of, them are Hall tonight at 7:30. The subject will be
be obtainad at this office. * Send a ‘ copy the adjoining towns in Volusia and Lake
published in 412 languages and dla- “ Industrial 'Imperialism and Slavery," or dered abolished in Jacksonville.
B. U. Rice, a specialty scheme adver to'your if lends and koeptbam In touch counties. The publishers propose to make
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Tax Hnuu) the medium through which
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THE SANrORD HERALD
CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
-ARRESTED FOR fOBOERY
Mon Who Olvoo H e ld , nee 0» Sonford
ML„
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“ T Arresled ,n J#«MwnvtHe
Runkel, leave Tampa for Plant City, where
Rot»m P. Bnmes, white, who claim« they will play thla week. They will then
Sanford ns hi« home, but who says he proceed to Sanford where they will put In
was stopping at the Prospect House during the winter at Johns' opera house,
his stay fn this city, wns arrested by PoMany good fellows In the line of theatiiceman McKewn yesterday afternoon on Heals have come to Tampa. Many have
n county warrant, charging him with Mme talent, and many have had both
forgery,talent and good fellowship, but none of
It Is nllegcd thnt on Tuesday night them have ever displayed more oi each
Dames walked into the saloon of Murray thnn Ted Breton: It is with genuine re
fit Galbraith. 107 West Bay street, and gret thnt Tampans see him go. Hlsnriglstnted thnt he wonted to purchase some nnfconcoctions of comedy and musical
liquor to-be shipped to Snnfonl; that ho melange at Ballast Point have been a de
selected the various brands desired, the light to those who have taken the time to
bill amounting to $10. and that he then gq out h,« * , Taking a little license, it is
presented a check with the signature of rcnuy n pily that such a genius ns Ted
L. Cameron attached.
Breton Is In his line should have escaped
Mr. Murray, who had been attending to those whose business It Is to pay for tnlhls.wnnts, knew Mr. Cameron to be a enl niuj originality with the coin of the
business man In the dty and as Barnes ^ 1,
appeared so sincere In his dealings it
Miss Runkel, shao, possesses much talent
was never dreamed that the check was During her stay here ahe has demonstrated
no good. The amount o f. the check'was her adaptability to almost any role that
~ t2 3 " And Mr! Murray promptly paid might be offered whether It be in comedy,
Bnmes the difference of $15.
drama or musical comedy. She is crea*
Yesterday mfriring whetrthe ehedrWffr * lve, original and entirely pleasing In all
presented-for payment nt the bank It wns 0f her Interpretations, and since she and
pronounerd as rfSrforgery and the police Mr. Breton have been at Ballast Point
were notified. During the afternoon Po- there Is little doubt but that they have enliccman McKewn happened to nm across joyed ^ reputatfcn, at least, of putting
Barnes on West Bay street and he wns on the best show going In Tampa.n m m h llu
tn liA M
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n h n s d ii
n w rl
»A n l
ha
New Tactory Getting Ready
fuses to offer. He practically admitted
his guilt . Only thirty-five cents were
found on his person, the man stating that
he was robbed of the remaining $15
Tuesday night. His case will come up
for a preliminary hearing before Justice
Howell this morning. -Times-Unlon.
Winner Washing Machine»
A few more of these still left, sold strictly
bn gunntec. I f they do not do whnt we
clnlm, money Is refunded. Harry J.WJIson
Headquarters for Iron Age tool«. Any
thing you want in hand plows, fertiliser
distrjbutora, etc., Harry J . Wilson.
. Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill
Hardware Company.
W . H. H A N D
Rli„ke, nnrt Da,,, * - Announcements f o r 'municipal office wilt
The new sash, door and blind manufac
tory of W. P. Carter fir Co. will soon be In
operation, and promises to bf one of the
best In the state. The factory will bo lo
cated In the building formerly used as the
Ice factory, and recently purchased by Mr.
Carter. Wqrkmen are busy tills week
taking out the machinery of the old ice
plant and shipping it to Jacksonville.
Carter fit Co. are to be congratulated
uppn their valuable site as n> location for
an enterprise of this kind
be published under tills caption from now
until the election nt the uniform price oi
$5.00 each, payable strictly in advance.
For City Marshal
To die Voter* oTSanfont.
P a b st’s C eleb ratejd -M e
• C ig a r s a n d T o b a c c o
,
I lirrrby anttounrr- in y »Hi «» • candidat« for City
Marshal, iub)rct to the will of all of the V o te ra «
the town of Sanford nt the cumin* municipal elec
tion.
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.
—
I have had tom e yrara eip rrtrn ce as an otllcer
and fullyTrail«« the dutle* miulretl of a Marshal«
If circled. I promit« to faithfully and cooaclcntloualy M-rve. and will at all tlm ratry m r utm mt to cnKHtse the laws of the »tat* and tha dljr.
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Q U IC K
LUN CH
CA FE
IN
CONNECTION
WELBORN BLOCK
Arrival and Departure of Malls
Effective August Second
Your Order Solicited"
ctcae as rotxows t
For Tituaville and F, E. C . . , . , . .«•*••...
- Trlby, St. I’etcreb n ri.............................'
Ta varea,
®
1
Dvlrtlo
All
All
All
All
North........................
North...... .................
South.........................
South........................
Attive ai rouow»
From Tituaville and F. E. C . . . . . .
O v ie d o ................................... .
Tavnrea, L rrtb u r*_______ ;
F in is h e d L u m b e r
P u rp o se s
pointa
polnti
pointa
pointa
----- -friîhr,-3Ci>tf rahura.........
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Best
a 00a
10 .10 a
“ M
I lOp
d 1 25 p
for ¡ill Buil
G ra d e C y p re s s Shiniilta
WRITE ME TOR PRÎCES
J . P . C L A R K , Orlando, Fla
...... ................... j
7 00 a
d are daily, ail oihrra dally, eicept
Q u a F. ih au M , Fnaunaatcr. H. C. llASAma. Aaa't iNiatmaater.
The Best Bananas
Hon. J . N. Whltncr, standing In front tff
one.of Sanford's leading'groceries, point
ing to n bunch of Bcnrhcnd bananas,
said to n frlcmd "tliat is the best banana
that grows."
Governor Broward soys "The Bcnrhead
banana lifllie finest banana that 1 ever
tasted."
The following leading groceries sell Bearhead bananas.
— ,
—Sanford Grocery Company, C. IL Evans,
J . B. Williams, Tate & Osteen.
E. W. StiANiuuRCfrit,
Bearhend Farm. Pine Castle, Fin.
Drink a Bottle of
C IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R
Made a Man o f Him
A man enw* pnmliu.m lpdmslneaftHMtd-;
THe
Bocinl drcics nflTT rdllen to the .lowest
depths of degradation when n relative
placed 1dm in the Keelcy Institute and he
is now bnck In his former class, successful
and respected. For detail, and confiden
tion will hold a great carnival. Attrac tial information nddress, The Keelcy In
_____
tions never before seen In the South will stitute, Jacksonville! Florida.
be brought here, and It Is expected that
If you like The Herald show your appro
the city will be filled with visitors. The
elation by sending in your subscription nt
merchants of (his dty have strongly en
once. Only one dollar a year for twelve
dorsad the (imposed carnival and urge
pages of the b^sl rending matter ever
their patrons throughout the state to at
served tip fof your dolectntion.
tend. Very V>w rates for the round trip
will tie given by the railroads and steam
M. M. Smith luis 1,000 acres of celery
boat lines running to Jacksonville.
land. Sold.on easy iCntis.
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid
.. .
digestion and give you health
_
SanfbrcTCoca ColaT Bottling C o ., Sanford,
C H À S . II. E V A N S
Slap. le and Fancy Groceries
Full I.¡n o
o f H ig h G r a d e C ig a rs
and
Tobaccos
Agents for the Famous
CLO VER
H IL L B R A N D
BUTTER
. SANFORD, FLORIDA
W e Are the Largest Owners of
W e are offering
lots between Park and Sanford Avenues, south of 10th, at ver>
low prices and i
payments of $ 1 0 .0 0 down* ajid $5,00 per month without interest
T he colored people have the sam
eorgetown lots
W c will sell any other property we own at fair prices, small payments, with 8 per cent.
We own some valuable farms and. _autsidfc-farm- |ntipeity I t s all for sale because
D E A L E R S IN R E A L E S T A T E . ’ Buying and Beilin
is our business. vWc havenV time for anything else
If you wish to buy or sell Real Estate in the Sanford District, see us before
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/W S A N I 'O fíD —-Life ia Worth Living
Number
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1908
NEWS OF THE WORLD
F irst Year
tribe Inhabitinit the region southwest of
false pretense. He Is wanted in Mcmpids
Uganda, and in Hindu-Sindhi, n dialect
Tenn.
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current among the Hindu Inhabitants or
®T
The home of God Bryan, pn the six-mile
Sindni.
Items of Interest Gleaned From Thousands of friends of tempernnee em The General News of "The Land creek road, near Tampa, wns burned on Postmasters to Talk to Public
Saturday, together with all Its contenK
bracing members of various churches, the
Various Sources
School Children
of Flowers"
Origin of fire unknown. Amount of in
Salvation, army, American Volunteers, and
surance unknown.
. temperance organizations, paraded the
Burglars entered the home of W. K. Mc- AN ENTIRELY NEW DEPARTURE
happenings d u rin g t h e w e ek streets of Cltiengb one duy last week in GULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
Rnc.atLakcland one night last week, and
|nn endeavor to craate an impression fasecured $43.
vorable tqjhe.çause— —:--- ;----- ■-------Here the Readers Will rind a Brier
An
Epitome
o
f
the
Week's
Most
lm While bathing at Arcadia Inst Saturday, Object Is (• Inform the Children o r the
There is a reign of terror among the ne
Historical Spring riowlng
Nation as to the Working of
portent
Happenings
In
the
kre Wright Whiddcn was drowned,
groes of Calhoun, linker and Miller coun
Great Postal System
For Hurried Readers
S ta te 's Domain.
ties in Georgia, ns a result of a miti by
A re-union'of the naval surviving Con
Ever
awake
to the Interests of its pat
Flectwing.
one
of
the
racing
ostriches
Quarantine rules have been postal the federates will be held In Tampa October
. ,. ,
J night riders Saturday night Inst, the trail
rons,' the Postoffice Department through
from the Florida iann, c»mmlt eti sblcuid ,)e, i inarked b tho b)nrkcned nilns of past week against all vessels leaving Hn21 and 22, during meeting ofConfederate Postmaster General Meyer, has Just issurd
at Minneola, N. Y.. Sept. 20. by beating 1
vnnn for southern ports of the United
thirteen negro churches and school houses.
Veterans.______________ _____
on order that should Interest every child
States. Persons, not inununes, will be re
out his brains. The bird wns six yenrs
quired to s[>end several days nt quarantine KISSIMMEE AIRSHIP ORDINANCE who is old enough to comprehend the ad
old. and valued at J5 .0 0 0 . '
|
WHERE TO REGISTER
vantages to be derived from the informa
camps before proceeding to their destina
Nearly 10,000 persons witnessed the
tion—-in Florida six days and other points Calls Forth Comment From Detroit tion sought to be Imparted.
uayeling of a bronze monument dedicated I Sanford Voters Have Two Plnccs for
The postmasters throughout tho United
five days.
Free Press.
to the soldiers of the'Amerlcnn revolu
Registering
States,
and they number some 08,000,
State re-union of Confederate Veteran
tion at. Fort Leo, N. J., Sept. 20. The
Ft behooves every man ofSnnfonl msec
have been directed to confer with the lo
will
be
held
in
Tampa
on
thc2Ist
and
22»
muminient marks the spot where General that his name is u|un the registration list
cal school boards as to the practicability
Washington pitched his camp nfter re In order that he con vote In the National of Ocloiter.
nnd advisability of delivering short talks
H. P. Lovering, former mayor of Tnmpr
treating from Long Island.,
election In November. There nre two
to the school children In the various dePresence of yellow fever In Bcnports of pinces where this can be done, ns Sanford hns been arrested for running a. blind (i
it is u juiik u iiu dotimi ui look into (he| IHirtments of the schools concerning tlie
Honduras hns caused the United States has been divided since the primary elec
organization of the postal service. The
Mrs. F. W. Hahn wns seriously burned future, for Kissimmee hns no recollection object of the order Is to furnish Informa
to quarantine against that country.
tlon. on account of the great increase in
of
ever
having
Been
n'Imlloon
or
fiying
Twenty persons were >111«! and several in the number of voters. All those living by the sudden igniting of gasoline which machine of nny kind In its local almas tion to the pupils of tho scope of the op
more seriously Injured In Berlin, Gcrinnny, west of Park avenue in District No. 23. she had poured on n wood fire to quicken phere. There is a minority report that erations, the methods of delivering, t ha ■
hr the terrific head-on collision on one of should call upon City Clerk, M. L Scott, i t The accident'occurred while visiting
f- - * tiula» nun M Ihe fnat«rnnl.Jh^> 7nnTTsTtHc~cItj^aiflcatlon of mail malter_____ herj^ughtCLilLMiiimLlust-w#wk.— —
liwflevnted railways In the center of the where the Irooks Will lm opened,
never liecn ifiYpilcd by even op eutomo- and tlieworidhgsof tlie registry and mail-“
Tim bookrr^rof P m flct^ NnrTL- for nll ___Ajaiitract-has-hottn vkiaed-hyttnrJnciP'
order systems. Incidentally they .are to
dtr. 8ept28.
bile]
Sixhundreiniiousand people , uttended lliofte living east flF'Pdrk avenue, will be sonvllle Carnival nssociation witli a Chi
The regulating onlinnnce is jeered at as make known plans for betterment, such
lhe*<Siney Island mardl gras Inst week. o|ien nt the oflieeiaf iho Murks Renl Estate cago company for the use of nn immense making a noise like n bluff or fake adver os the estublishuieju. of postal savings
tent to be used during carnival week. It tisement aiming to put the village In tlie banks’and the extension of the parcels
People came for hundreds of miles tu wit Agency, in clinrgiTjf F. J. Powers.
Every voter should see that his name is will seat 8,000 people,
ness llufivent. ’ ’
forefront ns a jilucc of leading Imjioriance. post system. Wherever it may ho practi
on the list before the expiration of the
The
Florida
Orange
Growers
Co.
will
es
Yet it mny have been due only to a sin cable for postmasters to deliver lectures,
Gov. Hoke Smith has pardoned Charles
time for the books.to close.
tablish
general
ollloes
in
Jacksonville.
cere desire on tlie jmrt of tlie aldemtan tliey nre to furnish the necessary Infor
D. Patton, n life prisoner. who Imsnlrendy
Tliis
decision
wns
readied
nt
o
meeting
of
to ili»play a solicitude for the municipal mation to the school supervlsoni or directs_
served 22 years. Gov, Smith asked- the
License Tax Is a Public Wrong
tlie
bohrd
of
directorvlust
week.
welfare,
show how they guard against fu- ora, so that they In turn can Inform the
pardoning hoard to look into tho case Im
C. Fred Price of Daytona, Is making
regular teachers. _ It Is the expectation of
ture possibilities and corn Ulcir salary.
mediately. This they neglected to do, and
fight against tho license tnx ImfrTtTTTly, -Francisco'Million, itulyur uf West Tam*
Only a week ago a Ni Y. aeronaut lost (lie Postmbster General that the school
the governor took the. matter into-his own
and gives constitutional authority Hint pfl, committed suicide last week. The fu
control of his machine while approaching children will be useful to ' tlie postal ser
biinda-— ------ —*r------- *"
: ' •
uny license tnx is unconstitutional. He neral service nt tho cemetry wns very pa
vice, in seeing that letters are propirly, The ‘Japanese government hns sup- says that „Chief Justice Bradley covers thetic, tliousuiids of men, women and the ntmnsphcric environment of Hoboken, nnd plainly, addressed.
and
because
of
resulting
damages
tlie
'pressed the Korean insurrection. *
the subject thoroughly and absolutely children weeping nnd crying tis the body
Thnt there Is necessity for nctlon along
city Rnlons were so puzzled that they sent
^
- Counterfeit half dollars have mndo their jtrovos why jt is illegal tnOax-dtizcns for wns lowered into the grnvo.
the latter line Is shown by tlie husincFS
to
Kissimmee
for
n
copy
of
tiie
ordinance
appearance in tlie southern part of Geor-. the privilege of selling.goods or of prnc. t *A whirlwind pnssed over Palm Bench
.gdxiut which there lias been so much transuded by the dead letter bfiico- alone.
Igin and nre reportod to lm clever Imita ticing ihctr honorable and useful calling» Inft Saturday! doing considerable dninngc
During the Inst year. 13,l43.17^j#leees of —
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to iwoiH-'rty and injuring Beveral tiersons. persiflage.
tions of the genuine, the tiujh difference in nny part of llie United Stutcs.
Tlie highflyer in questionYnockedsplln- mail matter found their way Uierehecaus*
being in the sound. They bear date of
C. E. Chambers of St. Petersburg neigh ters out of n church steeple, caromed on of Insufficient address, nnd because the
Among other citations of the iuw. and
1887..
borhood is linrvesting his second crop of
opinions of others, he says:
a roof, stnrted most of tho horses in sight officials of the postoffice department were
Irish
|sUntocs
since
the
beginning
of
tlie
"The*right
by
law
which
the
citizen
tins
The steamship Nnrcoochc, of the Occnn
on n run-awny, filled tlie air witli fence unable to deliver them.
The Postmaster General states that dur
Steamship Co., was badly damaged by Tire to do nn honorable business, by which to year.' He believes there Is no question wreckage nnd went half-way through a
Sept. 20, at Savannah. The lire wns in support himself and family is n pnq>erty but that tlirce enqw can be grown annu turnip patch like a shovel plow gone mad. ing the past ten years more than 7.000,the hold of the vessel and for «Tine lime right, and wo ngnin emphasize the fact ally.
The hundreds that took up the chase de 00 0 Immigrants anrivixl in this country,
it looked nr though the ship would . b« n that ‘no stnte shall abridge ordeny to citi
The first suit for damages against tlie stroyed no end of jwojicrty, und now tlie and that nt the rate at which they ale
total loss, but heroic efforts prevented it. zens of the United States his life, liberty Tampa Waterworks Co., arising out of the perplexing legal puzzle is to njiportion nnd stilLcomlng it Is absolutely necessary thnt
’
• • (hey learn more nhout the way business is
Pope Pius X is to preside at tho sjiorts or jiroperty.' And, therefore, to her citi fire in Ybor City several months ngo^ hps collection.-----zens
from
selling,
a
useful
occupation
(tin—
been
decided
in
fnvororibe
conijmny
by
When tlie sky Is filled with these ships conducted In the United States, and this
carnival in the Vatican grounds, one of the
less
exorbitant
privilege
iiccnieTIs
paid)."
Judge
Wall.
The
case
lias
been
appealed
events to occur during h isju b ljcc cclebrathat ride the air, wiU it not be necessary he believes can be done no better than .
is
worte
titan
stealing.”
*
to
the
sujirecme
ourL
— don. It will l>e an interesting athletic
to lay down some rules and regulations, through tlie public schools.
Tlie total enrollment of scholars in the
meeting for Catholics.
Bitten slightly Friday nnd Saturday by and is it uny too soon to consider tlie
The Robbins Nest
United States is in the neighborhood of
her
little
fox
terrier
puppy
with
whidi
she
problem
T
How
are
the
channels
to
be
The Robbins have repaired their Nest,
While plowing through snow drifts and
was jdaying, ami which later showed staked, tiow is the right-of-way to be de 17,000.000, und at least 00 per cent of
s heavy mow storm recently u trnin on nnd the old birds are ready to receive their
.symptoms of rallies, little Marian Reed, termined, wiiat kind buoys will be needed the children of foreigners attend them.
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rallwuy friends—the tourist, the commercial tra
It Is further the belief of tho Postmaster
daughter of Mr.uml Mrs.U.M.Rced,nf Tainjut and what horsepower will be of the limit
running on the Northern Pacific tracks, veling men, and the home citizens. Some
General
that above aj], tlie home children
has been tuken lo Atlnntn.ntXomjianied by in fog horns f
collided witli a freight train, causing the will be new friends, others the old nnd
should
be
taught more of the business of .
her
mother,
where
she
will
remain
near
It is none too early to begin thinking.—
death of 20 persons and the injury of faithful friends. Those that jinve enjoyed
their own country, nnd for that reason ho
the
Pasteur
Institute
to
nwnit
uny
possible
Detroit
Free
Press.
many more.
the hospitality of the Robbins Nest found
has taken the initiative and has accord
a
table with every delicacy of tite season, serious results. Neither the futher nor
1 The Jacksonville Carnival
The widow of the Confederate Gqn.
ingly
issued his order to the postmasters
Jacksonville Is In have a cnAilynl cele throughout the United States to act in (lie "
Uraxton Hrngg, died in New Orleans, Sept. P”5™ *1 ln ,h? moBt nPPetitdnit manner, mother thought nnything of tluf slight
bitcs luflicted Dythe terrier until the dog bration lasting Tor nh'entfrF -week, from
25. Sl.e was 8 3 yenrs old. Her remains a room with white iron bedstead, National
closest co-ojieratlon hereafter with the
lea|>ed nt Mr. Reed, attempting to bite
springs,
Ostrnnoor
mattress.
and
spotless
October 20 to 31 Inclusive,
»
were taken to Mobile for interment beside
school children. ' covers, with many oilier cOmfaru to rest hint. A vetrinarinh was called and he
her husband. This will be good news to our renders,
jironouiiccd*
the
dog
mad.
The
unhuul
lift) body. The following is how some of
for tlie thousandth of people wlio attended
H om eSee»
The largest demonstration ever made In
our guests feel when leaving the Nest— was killed and its head sent to Atlanta the Jacksonville carnivals In
Lm*don against nn important measure. .
.
Ca{k..Rlchafd H. Marks’ Real Estate
for examination.
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_
imvr pleasutirrecollections of the splendltf
— ■ ta .« .„ I d ,« „ „ I l„ 1 . « » „ I b J i « o « d m J W » < ( . « *
Florida
antlfncturlng Co. of Tmnpa attractions presented by the -Jacksonville Agency has shown us n letter from Wilbur
•••* 300,(100 i-'rams oppuelntf (he I I -[
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ccd in bankruptcy hyyrderof Carnival Association. The same gentle McCoy, agricultural and immigration agent
I'll only slop In Jacksonville
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^Commissioner H. L Crane men nre In charge of tl^„ carnival this of the Atlantic Coast Line, In which he
- For ■ ikkel on Lite Clyde Line.
ttilWon were represented by fully «0.000
ixdnted W. J . Regar receiver. year, and tliey promlsfe'to. give the very says that the A. C. L. will run Homr• • Anil lo Cilery City I'll lie IkhiiuI
persons.
seekert excursions on the 27th of October
Tu find that health and rest, * .
The Tani|>n schools opened with nn en best carnival ever seen in the South
and on the 24th of November, 1908, from
For up the St. Johns 2 0 0 mil«*
The forest fire situation in the AdironVery low railroad rates for the round
rollment of 2.700 |hi pi is.
You can land la the Kohbhu Nest. _
Washington. D. C„ Cincinnati, Ohio, Lou
fondaeks is still alarming, tdlhougb the
trip, from all points itt Florida, are' as
its Rissl enough for me.
James
W.
Roberts,
a
well-known
citizen
isville.
MayosvUle, Owensboro. Henderson,
fires that threatened tlie most damage
As others read they added—
and funner business man of Tampa, died sured, and that tlie city of Jacksonville and Paducah. Ky„ and EvansyiUe, Ind,,
have nearly burned themselves out. Over,
And mo—und me—ant] hie.
at the home of his brother nt Dcievan, HI., will be thronged with visitors from all and Cairo. 111., to all points I n Florida, anforyr days luvve passed without much rain
Sunday
last of heurt failure. He was 52 jiarts of the stnte Is a certainty.
tbe A. CTETKy., aFthe iW price of e|
to speak of thus giving the fire the dryest
The Robbins Nest is $2.00 perday,
JncksonvITte ts growing fafster than any
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per cent-uf the prese/| One-Way fa
• material to feed on. There nre sopm
- 9 1 0 .0 0 \>et week, with 'room,--------city in the entire South, and this will- be
Among the appoint men tsforU . S^nrmy.
Tickets will be j j j mUid to twent
— Stt* buruiwgrburmosrrif^pKih o ie l
$7.00, without room.
un excellent opportunity to see-tlie Me
service, mude This week from the civil list
Sotten under controL
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All questions answered promptly. _ .
examinations Is jlin t j> fJ,.X 1_ClemeJU of tropolis of the »tat
Notify your frietHl» in the North, that
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A. R o bh in s , Prop.
- a Sevcn
ouuil a party of eight were
tliey
may take advantage of this cheap’
DunWiloqrvdio i s made second lieutenant
Sanford's Special Edition.
l i v i ^ n i lhr “lnkJ ng of 0 launchlnthe|_______ MortNew.TteWdertV*
in field artillery.
E. T. Woodruff hat returned from Midi----------- -— — ^ ° n '>un<i* y
I Messrs. J . A. Smith and R^C-Massec of
Tlie Hnlseuian-Woodcock sawmill on the igutu whore-ke-has lieen busily engaged
• Improving the Opera House
question of the visit of King Peter Macon. Georgia, have renled-dhe fielder
Scabonl ^klr Idne, between White House for the post two months compiling and
of Servin to tlie foreign courts is 1tty-bc I place and wilLput In n tirop this season
and Buldwin. wns destroyed by fire Mon printing the opechd edition advertising ' W. T. Johns la making many improve
by ijavjoim setloir- of the powers l and become identified with Sanford.' Mr.
ments in the opera house. A now aide-:
day. Tlie mill was fitted witliI .latest in i- Sanford.
onicers who were instrumental in the Smith will return for (its family this Week
walk
U being laid and un“ electric light
capacity
of
proved macliinery and had a cn[m
The edition U composed of 42 page*
dcoth of King Alexander and Queen Dragu nnd make this city his ^omd.^ -These gen25,000 fuel a day. The mUlwai~built u of good reading matter descriptive of San plant will soon be installed. Tlie Interior
wo to be removed from the active lish jf-1 tlenien ore WilLJtnown ooitpn ^ n t e r t In
la being painted and decorated, and when
year ago and wus partially insured.
ford, Interspersed witli ¿'number of fine
— 7*11
^ ‘^^«^'WlUtSS recelyetT witli I Georgia, yet the lure ,qf khe ciejery crop
oampieiqd the opera hopae- will be all that
Charles Jewell, superintendent of the Jialf-tone views.^ The cover j# p work of.
ull honors at court.
[ has proved more than the fletcy staple.
oould l>e desired. Mr, Jobna baa booked
P l t t m i i g ' d ë p a r t n i o n r ô r Uie'CUmraec
iaW- artï illustrating a »talï’ofoeWy In pâturai
some fine attractions far this season, and
,
®fP9rtA th a t-fu rw firtS ltfM lc ln g n n 1 d*»1 Sanford gains Two* more gaxf men
let
t i t 11.1 »
na
o m iilt w id d iw l
n n «l
—- I ------V k a
llin t
kn a in a ile
Q a tifu m l
mill, at' Mllldale', was sandbagged and color*, the celery that has made Sanford
the people o f Sanford can be assured of
Wisconsin have been extinguished by ““f1 «uiotberfftmily.___________ .-.--.v
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robbed in Chicago some time ago. He re famous.
an amusement place In keeping with the
»«Hiheavy ruins Is welcome news to
F irst Campaign Gun i
*' membered tlie appearance of bis assail
The work Is a credit to Mr. Woodruff;
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S. F. J . Unn. a weD-knowri Social- ants and next day, witli the aid of a de and cannot fail to attract attention ofihe increase of population’ ' p ■ ■i
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rom die annual report of the British! 1st speaker, will make an address ujton tective landed the thieves 111 Toll.
prospective settler to Sanford.
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This
paper
wants
a correspondent In
end foreign blble society It appears th at! the issues of the day In Centra) Trades
Hot
tamale
street
stands
have
been
or
every
section
of
Orange
County, as well as
Extra
copies
of
tills
week's
Herald
turn
•CTlWures, or a jurtlon of, them are Hall tonight at 7:30. The subject will be
be obtainad at this office. * Send a ‘copy the adjoining towns in Volusia and Lake
published in 412 languages and dla- “Industrial 'Imperialism and Slavery," or dered abolished in Jacksonville.
B. U. Rice, a specialty scheme adver to'your if lends and koeptbam In touch counties. The publishers propose to make
r a t u k ,e
i^ug Lengua, n luugusge j "Democracy and Freedom:" Everyone Js
Tax Hnuu) the medium through which
■f ? * 80 **7.0» Indians of tho Paraguayan j invited to attend, and hear lljis brilliant tising mam‘wus arrested In Tampa this with the Celery City. flnd**it* wonderful
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week on chafgo of obtainiog money udJ n resoti
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ALL AROUND FLORIDA
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SANFORD
f c t o l w 3, topi
HERALD
willing to have tho city taxed in turn for
them, whllgthoy nay n shore ns tilii the
city for pavements, then they nre ’’penny
wise nnd pound ' foolish.” A good rood
Letters and Communications on
increase]« the value of every acre of Innd
Various Timely Topfcsr"
It rcnebes, and Alls uprihe countfy~WIfli
settlers os well. Let It be o crusodc, npd
let nil put on armor In the good cause—
watching always th ® the money be judi- COLUMN DEVOTED, TO K O P IE
ciotisly and honestly expended.
•*A Chlel la Among Ye Taking Notes, 4 The political friends of Mr. Taft oro
and Faith, lie’ll Prenl ’Em"—
going to make, many votes tor him if
So Says Saunterer.
they do not discredit the stories which
S f t l t l Cfrm po*Jtnr* M The HrrmlJ,
are flying about concerning F|ls religious
4 Good M orning I Have you fought the views, his lack of religion, his domination
by the Roman Catholic cliurch, nnd all
»light 1
A Vision
such rumors which spring from time to
Out of the dark of (he yeitpnlny*.
time from different sources. When a man
With the muftird dsvai It came.
Winded with the frnarnnoe of extol, dnrk wn;
Is
attacked because of his religion, he Is
i (Yot touched with • bidden fliunr^.
almost cerfaln to win two votes for /¡very
Dear n* the Hiht of an afternoon
one sdeh nttnek costs him. In tills en
H int lie* In a golden both ;
Heart breaking awret a* the half-heard tu
lightened ngc It is pretty generally ad
Front the* roulofa hermit thrush. •> ‘
mitted that u man can choose any re
It ta m e when the fog-white dawn win Mill
ligion he desires and Ihnl he shall not be'
A . the wing of a weary dore:
A broken chord with an echoed th
discriminated against because of it. So
The dream of an old-lime love I
my advice to the opponents of Mr. Taft
would bo not to circulate stories concern
ing his religion.
T rade Inducements
Capital $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and
on Savings Deposits, nnd
from any nnd nil causes.
Us customers nothing
llih n l, but atm ilvf nnd Anonymous mmiminlc«tlom will,I* rrjM-trd. We will not bp rrsiniitlM e
for opinion! e ip rriictl by rontritwiiori. All communk-atkmi Intended Tor current litftr m u tt be In
band not Inter thnn Tuesday p. m l —En.
New Accounts Solicited
Wants a Trolly Line
To flip Editor of Titc Mould
M. M. SMITH,
President
1!. F. STEVENS,
Vice-President
G. S. DERRY,
Cashier
•: ï%pe Contracting Company |
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High-Grade House-Building a Specialty
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B u ild e r s ’ S u p p lie s, I n t e r l a r c li e n S a n d
A lp h a C e m e n t, .A c m e P l a s t e r
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Pinna, Estimates, nnd nil Information relative to Building
fully Furniflhwt
Be ap-to-dnte-pmi j vttmber your house
"Get your number* from A. Ê. Hill Hard
ware store.
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Consult Us
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
First National Bank afSánford,
nr TinrsTAir. or florida, at the close or
IIUSINESS SEPTEMBER 2 3 kd, 1008:
Office with Murrell A Mlnshew
Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Ha
RESOURCES.
Loan* andDlieoumi
Ovrnlrnfi*.
itc u m l and
du, lecured
a u n w 'in m l...."
U. S. Dondi W iecure clrrulation ___ _
Bondi, w-ctirriki, etc........
Unnklng liouw. furniture nml H itu m
Due from National Tlnnki (not rr ir tv r
O F S A N FO R D , F L A
•Sent*).............................. .......
Due from Slnle iU nk t nnd Dnnkrn . .
Due from approved rriwrvr ngciil».. . .
Ctircki and other cruh item *..................
Notei of other National lia n k i___- . . .
Frat-tlunal papercurrency, nlckcla, nod
ce a ti. ...........................
t-nwrm. Money Kruvi inDamn, vie:
Specie.. . .
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llr n d ir note*............
$ 1 5 ,7 0 2 .5 0
3.230.01)
rnplion fund with U. S. T m u u re r
( 3 per cent, of circulation................
F.
F.
H.
P.
R A N D , P ralldarrt
F O R O T C n , C a ih la r
Q E O . P E R N A L D , Vlea-Praa.
D. F . W H I T H E R , Aaat. Caihlar
Only National Bank in.Orango County
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
ORGAN IZED 1887
Tom
LIABILITIES
Undivided profit 1. le u rip c n re s mid
ts ie rp a u .......................................
Dividendi
linpakl .......................... .
Individuili deprAiti luh-
am inclined to think that “A Good-ManJicrs Association" is to be organized in
the near future. Sanford hns a few prosI>cctivo o w>licnntB%or membership among
giggling girls and fast young men. Most
of these nre thoroughly good at iieart, but
somewhat thoughtless in mind. Unfavor
able comment is injurious to the reputa
tion of those about whom it is made, and
those who value their good nnme nnd rep
utation should think twice before laying
themselves open to unjust criticism.
Joct tu check........ ......... Í24Ü,IU(S.30
Demand cer tifimi ru of de_ proli
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2.334.07
Certified d in d i
Total..,
P la n s , S p e c ific a tio n s a n d E s t i m a t e s F u rn is h e d
a o : CHASE.
4 There Is on old adage "That womi
t
worst enemy is. woman." I am (hell
to add: "Man’s Worst enemy \i himself.
o n A p p lic a tio n s
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦■Fe.
Repair Work Promptly Done
4 It was an nmuslng sighi, this
week to
•fie inejnnny peqple who were out "house
hunting. It reminded me of the old dnyk
In the North when t!u> first of Muy was
looked forward to by the housewives who
always had an eye open for u better loca
tion. - To be sure, this was a different
season of titc year, hut the object was the
same. Desirable houses in Sanford are
few and far between and it is "the early
bird that catches the won»."
First Street
Ojjp. Postoflicc
McG lon B ros., Proprietors.
H O LL Y W IL L IA M S
v e ry th ln g Neal a n d Clean
and Cooked to riense the Palate
4 It don't pay to tell everybody every
DEALER IN
of. the Epicure
NOW
IN -T H E -H O U S E r r —
Corner First Street ôndTalmetto Avenue
' Cholle 132
From $15.00 to $30.00
Western Meats
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S i m f o r d Ay c b u c -
Plumbing and
O a r Fitting
Besides OH elegant line of Boys’
Pants. Suits. Especial attention All Work Receives My Personal Attention
is called to our strong and comand Best Efforts
. plute line o f Man’s Furnish- r Phone 230
Ihgs, Shoes and Hats 1 Opposite City Hall
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Give mwa call. We can fit you from head
to foot and we guarantee to please.
Yours for honest values.
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FULL LINE OE GROCERIES
A tximplete line of Men’s Snappy,
Uprto-date Suits, in all the
4 A gentleman from oife.itfthe ueigltborJeoding Shader and Patterns.....
im: towjul. wherti notidng ever Iteppens,
mid you have to go outside to think in
order to avoid making a loud noise, c^me
to T he H erald office ibis week- to take u
position. It happened to be "Blue Mon
day" with feverol printers, und the noise
of the boozy ones being put out of the of
fice was too much for the nerves of die
- pmvituiittl primer, and -he -departed -for
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— -scen es of a more bucolic nature."
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4 Hard roads pay for themselves as busi
ness Investments. Formera should appre
ciate the fact that a good road is fpr the
country wh«t a pavement is fur the city,
ond tliat they, have been taxed to make
the city what it is. Now, if tiiey. are not
This additional protection costs
National Dank norcino i n a r i d i r l i ...'..
4 From whnt I heard tlié oilier evening, I
thing you know, but there are some things
Tf“lbu! might set people to thinking and
thssa thoughts might crystnhzc into some•
ibinjj that would be ol.benefit-to all con-
Pnys 4 Per Cent. Intere»\ Compounded Quarterly.
Courtesy,
In This Department will be Found the
Views, Opinions and Comment
of Practical Writers.
> I am delighted to learn tlint Sanford is
to Stan the electric line, for I feel sure
that it. will not Ire long ere it willbehendod tnWnrd 6rlnmlo. Snnfonl is flurt8p
showing grcnl enterprise ond n tletcrmlnation lo bo on the lend in the wny of
public improvement. There {g nothing like
having an up-to-date town; i t ' brings the
4 "Speaking about the municipal elec people nnd holds them after you get them.
Hot air may look good on paper, but the
tion," said a- well known citizen to me
tie other day, "they're toiler us. I get town that produces the goods Is sure to
forge ahead and stay there. Sec tlint the
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d li built np^o-date, and it wilt be n
at credit to your town. And while you
at ft, just rush it through to Orlando,
am glad to see the newsy paper you
placing In thp hands of the people to
rend.
That's right Holly, never do a thing
/To lie successful (using n slum
by
halves,
keep on giving the people a
phrase), n candidate must be a ’good fol
strictly
first-class
paper, nnd 1 can only
low.*-He must enter the political nrenn
see
success
for
you
a n i your enterprising
stripped to the buff, feel tjie courage o 1
his convictions nnd not mince matters In paper, You have the material in you tu
backing them up. He must-be nn Into • make it a huihming success, nnd success
■Dr.G.T. Bennelt.
lectual firebrand that will mouse peojlfe for you is my wlBh.
Orlando,
Flo.,
Sept;
28,-08.
from their apathy nnd cause them to rally
“Winter is close at hand and the mnn
nf cnhH Aood is thinking of Tnartda and
Soutli Africa.” ’
How well he remembers last w in terhow ho would stand upon lita platform of
the suburban railway station, that dismal,
exposed, lonely platform, with Just snow
enough to cover it in spots.but not enough
on the ground for sleighing.
The wind whistled nnd whoopee! about
and whirled that light, dry, hateful snow.
Into .transparent windrows-Ibr-f-rl
He shrinks at the very thought, and
chills playfully chase 'each other up his
vertebrae.
The air was as dry and hard ji b a cold
•»tone wall nnd pcnytrqtfd to th e y cry ..
to insist cm shaking lunula wiiii every
marrow of hl> bones.
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;. . He remembers the Joyous sknters. how fellow he meets, and if he be a mnrricr
Uiey circled about with glowing faces, man. bo particular to aBk after the Wel
warm as the- proverbial toast, while he fare of his family. He must also provide
sliWiTand looked on and shivered nnd himself with n liberal supply of cigars
shrunk with blue hnnds nnd face into ns (cheap ones, of course), nnd be liberal In
their distribution. Then when it's n
small _n space ns.possible.
Ho tliinks also of the Joy of arising in a oveY I'll go back to my old friend, the~cob
chill, but supposedly steam-heated, room, pipe, and thank m y stars that I was not
—and of lireakfasting- with stiff bonds and a candidate, and feeling genuinely sorry
chattering teeth In a room where he could for the Mote or "more of 'fellows "who tlldi
not have votes enough to get there,"
’blow his breath.' ns the saying is.
And, added to this, he thinks of the aw
ful moments of hesitation ere he should
step from n cold and cheerless world out
side. where the plank walks cracked nnd
creaked, and the puddles were skimmed
over, nnd where the motorman of t| (
‘ street car resembled n stiffly frozen Santa
C|nus.'
But this thought.is too much.fur.mnn to
endure, Neture comtwMo his relief, nnd
he forgets the coining winter for the mo
ment.
But he-will remember! Yc gods, he will
remember!
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People’s Bank of Sanford
Finest Five C ent Cigar
. O n the Market v r
W A L T E R D. B E L L
A ttorney - at -L a W
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Esainlned
and ) Titles ’ Perfretcd
Kuutn 21 Pico Block, Sanford. Florida,
L. R. Phillips’ Drug S to
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IP TY HAlTtNINGS HIGH SCHOOL OPENING
A Budget of Interesting Items Sanford School Opens With a
Lor^e Attendance
From Correspondence
URRELL
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Tfft EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY
Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly
Covers the Territory for
The Herald
longwood laconics
‘ Mr*. John Sweet and chamlnfl little
dauihter were recent guests of Mis* Har
riet Grist.
y r. and Mrs. 0. M. Sumner returned on
' Mii'minV from n triP 10 Jack#onvl,,c ond
Uirelt. M r s . Sumner wns taken sick durIn^ her trip nnd is still under the weather.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J . Nclmeycr spent part
of Wednesday In Sanford.
Rev. A. Knight, n Columbia College sturteni. was n recent visitor here In the intercst of die college.
D. H. Hooker, wife and daughter have
returned from Corohada.
J, H. Allen lias the foundation down for
his new house bn Church and Main street*.
Mrs. Alien nnd daughter were «hopping
in Orlando this week.
Miss Olive Dinjde returned Snturduy
from an extended visit to friend on the
East Const. •
Agent Charles D. Searcy wn* n visit to
Orlando. Monday.
A herd of some 400 cnttle passed here
Friday cn route to* the neighborhood of
Ajiopkn.
Improvement* nre the order of the day
here, ejpcdnily around the depot.
GENEVA GLEANINGS
friends who have been complaining of
srurcily of rnin nil summer are satisfied
now. The Lord must surely hnvc heard
•thac complaints.
The community wns shocked to hear of
-the death of Mr. J . C. Proctor on the 21st.
While he was known to b e . a very sick
man. none thought of n fntnl termination
lu Ids Illness, nnd it was a great shock to
his friends and rein tires. Ho
widow and six little chjldron to mourn
Ids loss, besides a sister here, nnd n father,
n o.lier. slsler ami four brothers In Geor
gia.
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The first khipment of the citrus'crop
of die tencou frnin hore went out
oi die fttenmerjehying hfcre .September
12th. It consisted of 13 boxes of grnpefruit, hliipiml by Messrs. A. Momn nnd
Geo. T. Peters. Tlid steamer leaving on
the 250i took out over 350 boxes of
grapefruit.
Tin! amount of water which lias fallen
lali-ly Is something wonderful. Lakes,
which a month ago were lower than we
h ive ever seen Iticm. - -are— now- up
10 Ihe level of. three years ago.
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A Fall Festival
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A Carnival, or Fqll Festival, will lie hold
In JnckAonvillc from Oi toiler 20 11 31, in
clusive, by the Jacksonville' Carnival As
sociation.
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Luw rales from all points in Florida will
lie given hy tile trnpsportnlion companies
nnd this will insure the city belngcrowded
ENTERPRISE ECHOES
with Visitors.
The Jncksonville Carnival Association,
Mr. T. P. Howes, representing C. W.
of
whiyli W.-R-..Carter, editor of the Jack
Hurtle Sons Co., was in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hansen of Lakeland Wait in town sonville Metropolis; Is jM-esideiu. tins, in
Monday to sec nboilt entering her little former yenrs. helil carnivals or fall festiton in Mrs. Brook's truildng school. * .* „■ valsrThnt have given the people of the
Miss Bertha Brooke, of Osteen (s visit* SttaiC'ah opportunity of seeing«omc.of the.
ing tier aunt and cousin, Mrs.'- and vteyy best nttractlonsahnl hnd only been
seen lit Coney Iplniul and rhe great amuse
Mi« Davis this week!
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ment’ resorjs'of the country. This asso
Miss Nellie Hatilio spent Saturday nnd ciation secured n%troop of the Seventh
Sunday with l»er parents at Osteen.
cnvnlry’uud u company of United States
Mr. A. M. Stead anil wife nhd mother, nrtiUcry, us special''attrabtions in . 1903
Mr* Brooks, leave Fridny for, their future nnd1003.
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home in Jacksonville. They will be Very
Mr. Carter assures the editor o f this jmimuch im&ked liertj.
t»cr Hint this yeut- the carnival attractions
Mr. John Sauls Is slowly Improving will t>e betjerthnn ever before, nnd that
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many Eunqiqnn novelties will lie exhibited
•. Mr. Rylnnd and daughter. Miss Alice, in Jacksonville that will Ire seen in no
of Orntigu City, were in town this" morn other city in the South outside of Atlanta,
ing.
where they may possibly go before visit
Mrs. R. R. Steward returned to her home ing n few of the largest cities of the coun
try. en route to San Francisco
in Aywjch theTfirst of the week.
Saturday afternoon the big wooden
tsuk at Be Barry Hall bursted, demolish
ing a smaller one. -*
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Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities
in Florida
U n im p ro v e d c e le r y la n d s , flow in g w e lls g u a r a n te e d ,
$ 2 5 . 0 0 to $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 p e r ncpf^
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Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop. $500.00 to $1000.00
per ncrc.
City pnipfrty, improved and unimproved.
Florida for crate factory.
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303,0Q0 ncres timber lnnd, with finest site in
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; Others t e i x yon what can be^done. IMURRELL fL M IM S h E W are practical farmers ns
well us rcnl estate brokers, nnti arelicrc to show you what has l>ccn nnd can tie done. *
We solicit correspondence, gladly furnish nny information possible and nrc always glad to
extend to prospective investors every courtesy in our power. .V
Hardware, F arm Implements
PITTSBURG PERFECT
Died lit JJnclc Sum's Point Shop
The Only Electrically Welded Steel
WI RE
During the past year the U. S.
-Nnvyhns consumed 001,000 pounds
of
J
FENCES.-.
nnd 2 7 8 .7 0 0 pounds of LUCAS
TXtLOltS. mi IIIclout to produce more
Utun 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Italians of ■uniiil.
ei|iilvnleiit to 1)0 carloads of 200i0 0 0 gallons pncll, mid which would
ninkq n train ..mute thou one-ludf
mile long.
In addition tu Ulla linde Sam
hns used during the past year more
than 25,000 gnllous of LUCAS
VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other
products.
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Uncle Smith preference is not n
matter of favor, but of QUALITY
and RESULTS.
In Uncle Mam's service, uh in
everyitody rise 's, LUCAS PRO
DUCTS have an unbroken rccofd
for satisfactory results,
th e la r g e s t
a n d b e st eq u ip p ed p la n t
r ;
Lucas White Paint
W e have
ipL
for d riv in g w e lls in th is
s e c tio n o f
the* c o u n tr y
a n d u re p r e p a r e d to fill
I
For
F ie ld ,
a ll o r d e r s p ro m p tly . O u r
i1
F arm ,
m a c h in e r y is u p -to -d a te
R an ch ,
L a w n s , C o rn C rib s a n d
P o u ltr y
Will stand ordinary ns well as hardusunge •
Will not sag in Summer's beat nor
— break in the cold of Winter
Arc made of the best materials and
have stays that cannot slip
Do not require an expert to erect,
nnd are low priced
and
our
w o rk m e n
are
s k ille d in th e w o rk .
-. T h o s e
c o n te m p la tin g j;
p u ttin g in
se rv e
w e lls w o u ld ||
th e ir beBt
in te r - :!
e s ts by c o n s u ltin g u s nnd
le a r n in g
p r ic e s
b efo re
m a k in g c o n t r a c t s .
Wo Handle tho Abovo Exclusively in Sanford
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanfonl, pays
"
I Sell the Lnnd—Your Brains, Money; nnd
Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit
LUt oMJnclalmed Letters
Rcmairdng In the Sanford Postoflke at
close o f week ending Sept. 20, 1008 :
LADIES
LAKE MARY NEWS
Uouluare. J . E.'
f Anderam.Kjln Miss Béasley.Alic* Mrs.
Oa account ofjo in , tho ieecrm m frsti- ChambcrsrCrt:
Belleny, Emley Miss
V»I which was to be licld at the school- Cellury, Sutnucl
Colonia h, W. S.-------HnrapioiuMü tute Mis
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hou* ^Hunlay 4tighL- jnudhdclEMUily Diasi». Moues
"W ponsd .
’- f —
|Ford, Willie James Mappa, Dcrtlia Mrs
Mutinies. Etta Mrs
Mrs. J. A. Nylon and daughter, MrA. Fogel. Eugene
Roberts, Solile A Mr*
Jnhen,
End
Hilma Nelson, spent several days In San
McClenuon, V/.Ç. .. Kabemoa, DeUor-Mrs
ford last week. "
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Williams, Amin SMrs
Williams. Mary Mrs
^drC-Tiartln- !» having his store ond Morgan. J . F.
postaflke shingled. The |«per roof which Morgan, Westley
he hod did very well for the kind of Norman. James
Roberson, Frank
»reaihcr we liuve hnd for Uie past two Rodgers, Andrew
but the rains of last week almost Smith: Preston
J** the tumnlo mod milk cans Boating In Tillman. Shennnn
• ns store, whl)e in the pnsiofNc*. nU. im- Thornton, Earnest
Williams, James S
Pnrtaat papers hnd to he hid under txnfes. Williams, Charlie
.Willis. JUVU---------- ---------— ----i
«iwctsnnvllli; for a few days on n pleat Persons claiming the above .will please
uro trip.
say "Advertised." and give date of tills
Mr. Forney, who has been quite III, was list
Cmas. F. H askins. P. M.
Uken to the hospital In Orlando last Fri
Winner Washing Machines
day.
A
few
more of these still left, sold strictly
Mr. A. £ gjohlom is busy packing and
on
guantee.
If they do not do whot wo‘
‘ h'PUng persimmons.
claim, money refunded. Hurry J^.Wilson
****• Amanda Keckry's daughter und
Furniture to rent by the month or. sea
i. “ " ,inluwJacksonville, are visiU
son. Sanford Furniture Co, „
m
REAL E S T A T E BROKERS
CHANGE IN THE FIRST GRAPE
Kindergarten Will be Added for Benefit
o f Younger Children If Teacher
Can be Secured
- Tlic Sanfonl High School opened on
Monday morning for another term; and if
numbers are any indication, this term will
bo one of ,tho Irestdurlng the history of
Sanford's schools.
A larger number of scholars are in at
tendance titan wns anticipated, as San
fonl is growing so rapidly, nnd every' new
family swells the list of school children. —
" The opening exercises were brief, yet
very impressive. Rev, McXinnon, Rov.
Sweet nnd others participating. Prof.
Perkins also made n short nddress to the
school.
Patrons of thc^Sanford High School nra
to be congratulated upon the faculty se
cured for the present term, ns among its
number ure some of the foremost educa
tors of the South. Following is n list of
the teachers and their respective grades:
High School—Prof. N. J . Perkins, prin
cipal. Miss C. A. Gould and Miss Alice
Tetherly, assistants.
First Grade—Miss Jennie B. Henderson.
Second Grade—Mrs. p. W. D. Dunn. - •
Third Grade—Miss Clara Miller.
Fpurtli Grade-Miss Clara Eusmingcr
Fiftli Grade—Miss Lucile Richards.
Sixth Grade—Miss KnteTomkics,
Seventh Grade—Mls^ Gertrude Speer. *
Eighth Grade—Miss F. A. Walker.
The first grade will occupy the old kinsrten iHiUdlng (m Pahnettn^ aWtfiier
undcr tho sole instruction of Miss Jennie
B. Henderson.
There is nn opening in Sanford for a
good klndergnrten teacher, mid it is hoped
one can be found who will undertake this
Important part of the work. It lias been
kept In operation for n number of ycnrtj
and the parents who have children of kin
dergarten age arq.nnxious.for the work to
continue. In .fntt it t i liuped! this- featura
can be ndded to the school system of the
city.
,
In Prof. Perkins, Sanford's temple of
knowledge has no able head, rind with his
corps of valued assistants, the term of
11)08-1) should prove most successful in
every way. The parents of the children
cun do much to co-operate with the teach
ers. and-aliuuhi, nt njl times, nid nnd as
sist the Instructors iti their work.
IN S H E W
■!»»*«*e
a swra-mmi-w.
,rf .
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V
IM PRO VED IR R IG A TE D F A R M S --U N C L E A R E D LA N D S
Flowing Wells on All
®
Celery Delta and oilier Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. Prices and descriptions upon request.
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. N. W H ITN E R
F i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k B u U $ u i L M
�October 3, iQQfl
THE SANFORD HERALD
Published Every S slu niay Morning s i Snnfonl. Fla.
R-’J. H o rn . Mimaging Editor
Subscription Price, $1.00 ■ Year In Advance
o» second-dsM mall m atter Aui
IV08. at the l’bttûfllce at Sanford. I
under Act of March 3rd. IH7Ö.
E n trrrd
OBlce First Floor In the DUhop Block. F irst Street
Telephone No. MB.
________
SANFORD,
NOT A OOOD SION.
We are all poor, shortsighted critters,
nnd a good many of us don't sec as well
at any time as a smart kitten or puppy
before its eyes open, Now, there fs n
bright republican paper up west, as an
argument for the election of its party
ticket, {Minting proudly to the fact that
the bank deposits of the state have in
creased three million dollars In the past
six months. If th a t' paper was smaryor
even sensible, it would know that right
now that Is /Thud “»IgitT Iftim es were
good that money would not be lying in
the bonks, but would be moving thou
sands of head .of cattle and tens of thou
sands of sheep from the western ranges
to feed on the corn of the stnte. The
stbek Is riot coming, the money is idle and
the people of that state are living on
lliclr principal #instead of makirig living
expenses and profits out of the active use
of their money and corn.
Big bank deposits are not necessarily a
sign of good times, and reully mean that
business Is dull and discouraged in most
coses. Six months ago deposits were
everywhere at n low ebb, and since then
they have Increased everywhere, because
when men got their money into their
own hands they had nothing else to do
with it than *to bank^ it It is a much
l>cttcr indication of good times when the
loan-Item s-of-the-btm hs tire large nnd
Cuitomcr* are being turned qwqy,_Honey
TSIhcnlmsy and profits are accumulating.
Our republican friond is just like n man
who brags ovqi- his getting extra fnt as a
sign of his perfect health.—Tampa Times.
MAKE THE tE K M LONGER
The most flagrant political crime in this
country) » . that the people should be
dirown into a whirlwind of partison mad
ness nnd business be demoralized every
four years by n Presidential election.
Muko the tytcciltlve term six or eight
years, tiie incumbent ineligible to reelection, and the greatest political reform
will have been achieved known to the
history of the nation. The change would
not only great enhance the stability of nil
busirieM Cnlcrprises,'but i f will do muc h
to diminish the number of professional
politicians, a cluss that is the blight and
bade of this republic Knowing that he
could not be re-elected; a President would
have no inducement to shape his first ad
ministration solely to the end of securing
n second term.
This will never be a republic in the
true oense nf the word, nor a popular form
of government in aU that it would imply
until the rule of the professional politician
la broken or curbed. "The greatest r<ji>ublic on earth" yet lacks much o f giving Its
citizens on ideal government. While San
ford is riot turning any bund springs over
the election, there, is an undercurrent of
unrest in this city and every other city
over tiie result in November.
We have the satisfaction, however, of
knowing that no elections or political uphcavels can take away the prosperity
that awaits our dty ^his season. And
Bryan will be elected nnyhow.
M O LA SSES ROADS
Experiments in rood-making with
molasses ns u binder are being con
ducted in Massachusetts, and the in
dications are the material will be
found excellent for (he purpose. Sim
ilar roads nre suggested for Florida.
How, s weed When these roads be
come permanent laólA w<! uie guing
tramping. With a loaf of bread one
may rest by the wayside, build a fire,
nnd soon have plenty of. syrup for n
meal, with long sweetening for the
coffee.-—Lakeland News.
•
The beauty of the "sweetness" of
such roads is, we can grow them.
"Sweetening" grows better, in Flor
ida than unywhrre else. Along every
country road a patch of cane should
lie grown, and then jrith a portable
min the rdad-maker eftll have the
material right to hand— Reporter-
N ot DEAD, BUT SLEEPING.
—Several months'ngirthe good pwpft oT
Snnfowl received the glad tidings, that
$13,000 worth of city bonds were to he
sold, and out of the proceeds First street
would be paved with vitrified brick. The
bonds were duly advertised ¡in the papers
and there the matter stands. .
•Ju st why this question should continue
to drag along and show no results can
bdt bo explained by those who hhve the
matter in hnnd, but.the time is ripe for
t^n paving to begin, as It will be of un
told value to our city, and cause many an
Investment lu Sanford property that
would otherwise pass our gates and go.to
tbq.ci.ty with paved streets. The editor
of T h e H e r a l d wos a' resident of Orlando
for twelve months and in air that time
not a day passed that some visitor to the
city would not commend the action of
the Orlando people In putting down brick
streets. It Ta a lasting advertisement
that iias returned the money Invested
one hundred times over.
-First-street is a broad thoroughfare
that would oppeal to every visitor if
paved, but never in Its present condition,
nnd there is no time like the present for
adding this great improvement to our
growing city.
W
ake up
1
D o rr
now!
Col. A. P. Jordan, 1n his very interesting
paper, the Puntn Gordn Herald, pays the
following compliment to one who deserves
in every particular the euloglum:
The Tampa Tribune began Ufe fif
teen years ago on a crust of bread and
a cup of water from the ditch, and •
now it Is worth $100,000, and is the
pride of South Florida. It is. possibly,
the most notable example of newspa
per success in Florida, the credit for
which Is due to thd lndomUable ener
gy and persistence ■of W. F. Stovall,
who stnrted the paper ami continues
to be its chief. He began under the
most discouraging conditions, with tho
. h^ilug.Hilinenrra In. Tampa againsI—
him, but he triumphed over ntt obsin.dea and opposition, and now bus tho
most profitable newspaper in Florida.
During the dnys of Ills adversity,
nmldst nil his discouragements nt the
beginning, his one loyal friend rind
faithful ally was the much-abused
Peter 0. Knight whose fidelity is us
stead fast ns ever. Can anyone blnmo
Stovall for his loyalty to such n true
nnd tried friend! Stovall has never
been guilty of ingratitude or disloyal
ty to his friends, nnd Umt.ii one rea
son for hit success. As to the Tri
bune. it stands now and will continue
to stand long afterStovall has crowd
the great divide, j i s a monument to
his energy and enterprise, uu example »
of success to encourage all young men
who muy be starting out fur them
selves under whnt they cor.*Jder ad
verse circumstances ami conditions.
The past week, beginning w ith Friday.
has been one of great moment with the
Jewish people %he "World over. If chroni
cles the beginning of the year 8600, with
its nttendflpt observance, religious and
secular.
1T
'
The water hyacirfths arc looking, so
healthy on the'lake front that we suspi
cion that they Be getting some of that
fertiliser recently put upon the Innds near
the shores of the lake.
V
T))« Tallahassee Sun arid the Ft. Myers
Breeze have suspended publication. You
can always look for great changes during
the equinoctial term, but few expected to
lose the Sun and Breeze in one week.
With the cotton-picking machine per
fected and in operation, the harvesting of
largd crops of cotton will cease to be a
problem in the South,
Editor Goolsby of the Wauchulln Advo
cate has otir sympathy in tiie dentil of his
brother, who was killed in n railway acci
dent at Kalamazoo, Midi., last week.
Robert J . Holly is the editor and sole
owner of T h e H e r a l d nnd as such 1» re
sponsible for every article printed!
A writer tells of "a new way to be hap
py.” Any old way will do, just so It's
renlly happy.
Weather Report*
notice.
Rain until further
7 2 P a t t e r n s t o jS e le c t fro m a t th is P rice ,* a ll L a t e s t Mill
•
E f f e c ts a n d A t t r a t t i v e S h a d in g s — M a d e U p b y th e
i
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B e s t N ew Y o r k a n d L o n d o n D e sig n e rs
Special Prices on Our Entire Line
for the Next Thirty Days
800
Sam ples,«.- in clu d in ii
P le a s e
W ho
W ear
F i n e s t ¡F a b r i c s .
D rtiss
W e ll. . F i t
We
and
G u a r a n te e d .
D. A. C A L D W E L L & SONS
P ER M A N EN TLY LO C A TE D
First Street
Wagon, Carriago mid Blacksmith Outfit.
Also Stock.
In Heart of Celery Growing District.
Doing Large Business.
Reason for selling, bail health.
3. E.'VINCENT.
Cor. Third S t nnd Palmetto Ave.
P e o p le
th e
Stonc.-Govc Block
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C. H U G H ES
CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
y M cLaul
JE W E L E R
MY SPECIALTIES
P ick a rd * H and P a inlcd China
Gorhain'a Sidling Silver
Piateti W<
Elgin asd Waltham Watche*
Get Familiar With These
A L L GOODS G U A R A N T E E D
As there will be a large number of Pres
idential Electors on the ballot at the elec
None bnt first-class labor employed nrid all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance
DR. R. M. MASON
tion in November it behooves Democrats
with plans and specifications.
to became familiar tfciih tho Brynn elec
DENTIST
Orders Left with J. I. Anderson will Receive Prompt Attention
tors, which are as follows:
For Presidential Electors:
Welbom Block
Phone 10
H. P. BAILEY.
Sanford, Florida
P. W. BUTLER.
- ^ ROBT. E. DAVIS.
- . GEO. C. MARTIN.
Successors to N. II. GARNER
G EO . A. D cCO TTES
SAMUEL PASCO.
Pnstò this list In yoUr hriL solhnt when ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a t LAW
you are asked who the Democratic elect
Practice in State and Federal Courts
W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL
ors are you may be prepared to give the
desired information.
,
Weltiorn Block
Sunfoqt,. Fla
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
G A R N E R & R O B E R TS
Tiie newspaper men of Jacksonville
composing tiie Jackqgpvillc Carnival As
sociation, will give a Carnival in that city S U R V E Y O R AND DRAUGHTSMAN
from October 20 to 31, inclusive. ThA
Leveling and Cross Sectioning for Drainage
Carnivals given in former years have at
a Specially
tracted great crowds and been good ones.
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
The association promises to give the best
Carnival this year ever seen in the South.
A number of European n o v e ltie s are
THOM AS EM M ET WILSON
promised. Low rates will be given by
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
the railroads.
The recent rains are demonstrating Late Stafe Attorney Seventh Judicial Cim ili of
Floridi
the need o f nice paved streets, more
Rrxklrnrrl
Sanliinl
nnl Silvan Lair
goOd sidewalks mid mote tUeei crossings. The dearth of these much needed
improvements are. largely due to the in
activity of the “powers that be," find A N D R E W . J O H N S O N
Everything Good to Eat
W H IT E F R O N T G R O CER Y
T e le p h o n e No. 3D
Harry J . Wilson !
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
1‘ra c tk rs In B u te and Federal Court*.
_
a very neat and
well-edited five-weeks-old in journalism, M. O . J . Building.
continuai to improve In nil departments,
if such a thing be possible. Now it Is
talking about giving tiie enterprising and
hustling
people of Sanford a dally.—Talla
Bring on the molasses road, orange
ARCHITECT
hassee Democrat.
. .
Ju icc.Jir txlerytflnicroatLar -anyokl road
that will do to traveim the present time.
Oflk»'with¡l^neU I* MinshewIf there are any more- good men who
If tiie county commissioners will only wish to become candidates, let them an
Pico Hood Bloch
give this fend of the county good roadg nounce ip The Herald at once. Same
we will make no protest upon the ma price at all times.
terial. Just a road will look "sweet."
even though of commoirday. Pass the. Cutting the grass upon the streets and
in the parka has made a great difference
molasses!
p4
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In the appearance of our beautiful city.
Park Avenu
An anamoly in poll tics is a Chinese Brynn
Phone 100
... and Kern dub recently organized in Los
Whn t n_reli$f.! Stovall's. horse has
• Angeles.' California, It 'consists 'of "about been found and Tampa has again re
fifty charter members, all naturalized cit sumed the dally routine.
izens and tuiid to be voters. When the
anti-Asiatic plank in die Democratic platPéter Whitcomb qf Rax bom. Mass., willed
■ form was shown them, one of die orientals $8,000 to the town for hard roads. He
said: "What is that to me; I'm un Aineri- will find travel pleasanter in the next Full Line of Lunch Goods, Candies,
T i i e S a n fo r d H e r a l d ,
G iv e U s a C a ll
Keen Kutter hardware f
Spencer’s Bakery
Patton's
SPORTING GOOD S
•
Cigars and Tobaccos
A S P E C tfiS r—
Cox It. F e m u a
S O € h»m.-- jUiuJTiu.t»rt
w em ,
�ctohcr 3, 1908
Are You Looking For
One Thousand Acres of Celery Land
Flowing Wells Guaranteed
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
and Balance on Easy Terms
Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower. Potatocs^-Etc
THE ASSOCIATION IS GROWING
List of Subscribers Increases Each
Week.
The Sanford Building and Loan Associ
ation is meeting with gi'cnt success and
each week the list of subscribers grows in
numbers Every citizen of Sanford should
take shares In the Association ns this or
ganization means more tot* the city than
ahy movement ever inaugurated.
—TImj association should haTe at least
one thousand shares taken l>eforc opening
the hooks for. business und all the mem
bers nrc requested to .urge their friends to
ta^e.stock nnjJ swell the list of subscrib
ers.- ■ _
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' - -------— -------- --------Following is h list of the subscribers
and those ndded this week:
• , . No.
No
Ii C. Hl4ilns....Sh.n 20
Mas Purchased Property
C. F. Uennlslfey of -Michigan, has purchnsetj ten acres of land on the Mohroc
mod and will clear it up and plant several
acres this season. Mr. Beardsley will a ls o
purchase city property and make Sanford
Ins fpture home. . lie chose Sanford after
making a topr of the state, and having
resided in the north and west and tried all
climates, comes to this city ns the host
location in the United S t n t e A - ---—"In Sanford—life is worth living."
C IT Y
OR TR U C K LANDS
DEMOCRATIC TICK1 I
For Presoli-nt.
WILLIAM J . BKYAN.______ _ ____
-For Vlr»r PrrshtrnT,
C om e om l S ee U s
JOHN W. KEKN.
Por Presidenti» Eloetnr»,
H. J*. BA ILEY,
P. W. BUTLKK.
ROBERT E DAVIS.
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(iE oK t.E C. MARTIN.
SAMUEL PASCO.
For IteprrtcìilnliYC in Conire»*, Sctinnl Distrki
FRANK CIAH K . ’
For Govrrnor,
« * * ■ * .
ALBERT W. CJU'IIRIST
For cóm ptrullrr,
A , C. CKOOM.
For T rraiun r.
W. V. KNOTT
For Socretury nf Sitile, "A
IL CLAY CKAWFORD N
For A ttom cy Cenemi.
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PARK M. TR AM MIT. ^
5 Clan-uee
8 RiLiianrT
«
P; G- Partner
For Suite Smn rintrn-t-m ■f Pnl II* I" 11HI-11--tl
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....... 3 For Cotunilstiailer <>t Aitrkuliure.
■*•••5 W. T. John*.............5
.... 5 Paul Keeljf.. . ....... 5
- ¡ J H. C. Haskins.......... 2 5
íC.f lU
i írre
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—•¿3 S- 9- Phssa.i..........10
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, * CtihouB..........—;*
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Frank MUIor.......... 3
b i r * : : : 1’
***■*©- W, Lcftlc/ . . .
iri
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Cap». Mark» at home
* vinfi returne<l ta Sanford, after nil
tew of four months, I am at lionie
n- ready to -give my best-efforts to
any iwoperty that Is listed with me
, . 0 ”otarF w°rk, draw and execute
»o deeds, mortgages, contracts,
ftc. will appreciate any business
B. E. H IJN.
For Justice* ml Ihr Supreme Court,
WILLIAM A HOCKER,
THOMAS M SHACK I.EFORI I
Fur Slate Senator. I lidi Dlstrk-t,
I* C. MASSEY. _
Fur Memt*-ri of the LriiisLiture.
it u
ikuf
J.■ H.
KIN<r.
A. U. KEWTUN.
Fot County Jmhte,
WILLIAM MARTIN
For Clerk of the Circuii Court,
li. M. Ro b in s o n
ForSbcrUf.'
JAM ES A. KIKKWOOK.
For Tas
~
---------SAMUEL A. ROBINSON
For County Tas Collector.
_______ t f. E. MARTIN.'--------'
Fur County Treasurer,
JAM ES II. SADLER.
J
For County Surveyor,
J . O. f h / e s ,
/
For County Superintendent of Public /njt.uetioii.
' W. B . LYNCH.
W E H A V E IT
a n d o n T e r m s t h a t a r e R ig h t
HOW ARID-PACK ARD LA N D C O M P A N Y
A. DE COATES
For Clerk of ih * Crini
ia fully equipped to print
V l\t nil k l - J .
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Z T t°neiy 0t 811 kind*- All thelateat For County CornmMalowCT^DHt r i. i No 2,
ke tvn.- m° lor^tt^
“the men behind
* « « * who know how.
- ‘ rot Cfunty Corn in It* loner. District No. 3.
T1«* largest line of spotting goo«* f a
R iv e li In Sanford—gum. rifles, bur
It M ak es No D ifle ie n c e W h a t Y o u W a n t o r W h e r e Y o u
For Supervisor of R rtlitratlo n .
ResgeciiuUy.
R ich ard H . M a r k s .
BOARDING CE1.EHY. SANFORD. f L A
L W. TILDEN
For Courtly Comm issioner.DU t rlet No. 4.
M. U. UVEKf^REET.
t o n s o r ia l
-r r t
J . L. CARRUTHERS’ ;
Proprietor
Far County CurmnlsskuKr, District No 0,
J .H .I I Ï T U
For JusUca of (M
iätVrkö?1' 3*
p a r l o r s
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Hot and Cold Baths
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Best Fertilizers
On Earth
CRATE MATERIALS Sanford, Fii
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THE
October 0, 1900
SAPORII
HERALD
w-retereat n Jiist valuation to be fixed by the In- corporation and to conduct the business >k,.. ,
with its Articles of Incor/ttratlon nnd the corporators
purpose. . qujrtd.
U1UI1
a t a nreetlng called roc In a l pur
Laws of the State of Florida, whrch ByF . P . F o r s t e r . ____
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50
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IV .
for the erection and r s t * i
Lnw^mny be nmended or repealed ns ThU corporation shall exist for a period o t ninety'
a F . H a s k in s
"
50
*
factory or manufactories ami work ÎS!
nine years unless sooner dissolved according
I n w it n e s s w h e r e o f , the subscribing In provided in said By-Laws.
suitable
plain,
engine. and
'
C
Invr.
y
corporators have hereunto subscribed their
N O T IC E or IN C O R PO R A TIO N .
to be used In any of the business^ h »
,n ]___ l ARTta.E.yiL___
m entioned; with power to mortgage nnV arid i]
‘
business o fibls corporation shall be conduct
The highest amount of indebtedness or n l.The
Notice 1» hereby given tlwt we.'the un unities.
by a Uianl ot not less than three nor more than of Ijie.property and plants hereTi mentioned lut'
G eo . H . F e r n a ld
the purposeiof borrowing money thereon"?,'.",
liability to which said Corporation may at seven director*.
tie raidnet I. intend to apply to the Honor*
.
ipotc of, h i _
A . T . R o s se t e k
The board of directors shall select from then* dispose of, hypothecate or pledse any of 'the . m t
apy one time subject Itself,'Is One Hun
nble ft. D. Broward, Governor of the Stnte
br
winds of any. of the several
—
uui mr , , . , n k
or
bonds
business»
A . P ; Co n n elly
selves
a
president,
vice-president,
setretanr
and
died Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars.
of FKtnda, at Tallahassee, Floridn. on the
coils teral for the tmrpose
purpose of
U C ro« "
treasurer. One person m ay bold Iheofljcei of sec tlo n rd aass cotlalersdfor
G e o . A. D eC o ttes
U>t
7ih tiny of October, A. D„ 1008, for letters
retary and treasurer, S»kl board of directors shal, money or acquiring cre d it; and Ihmhrr m
■ A r t ic l e V III.
•!L R. S t e v e n s
w
ater
by
purchase,
Jevcfop
m
ra,
o
"
S
t i M 1";*
have authority to appoint all necessary agents of
patent incorporating SANFORD BUILD
ro
n
u
ru
rt
reservoirs
or
w
ater
towers
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J
r
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The
names
nnd
residences
of
the
incor
J a s . C. H iggins
this corporation.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, under
'» « m och lnn y. layhig out of v » ( , nlXTo* m!“1’*
porators of said Corporation anti subscrib
T . J . M i u .er
gates, valves a o 4 h yilranls; to fS n llh am? t ' l
the following proposed charter, the
ers thereto, nnd the number of shnres of
.,*
W. D. HOLDEN
r v .'^ i 0
private r o n « r n t£ ^ if*
original of which is now on file in the
Indlviduatrfor fire protection, manufmiure,!
stock subscrilied to by each, are as fol
V
F. P . Forster
office of the Secretary of the State of
dom
estic
use.
and
collect
payment*^ nr rent.1. i*4
at
Which
the
board
of
directors
shall
Us
lows:
C. r . Haskins
the s a m e ; to martufactun7(>uy sell imm,!. “i
Florida.
l hr stockholders.
. . . .
,
S. O,.Chase__ Sanford, Fl_a.,___ 50 shnres byThe
gerwrally
deal
in
water,
by-laws for ihe government of this corpora
J a s . C. H iggins •
G eo . I I . F e r n a l d
...5 0
A. T. Rossettcr
tion shall be adopted a t the flret meeting id the other healer» for dom estic and builne», y i r ' i *
State oi Floritla, ) SS.
A. T. Rossrmt
in connection therewith.
*"d
T. J . M il l e r
stockholder* or as soon thereafter os practicable.
K*i
A.
P.
Connelly
.
.
.
50
County of Orange,/
To purchase, acquire any nnd
A. P. C o n n e l l y
W. D. H o ld en
Until
the
Iswnl
of
directors
shall
hnv*
first
been
...5 0
P. Forster..
rights,
property an
and
bus,
n ês^r id .in 'if..^
. f
jfeir Pfbperty
d 'b
w in
duly chosen by the stockholders, the butlnroa. of -good wUL W
flro. A. D e C o ttes
Before me. R. C. Maxwell, n Notnry Pub JF.. N.
F . P . F o rster
....5 0
Whitner.
«■/Duration, or ,lle ^
snbi corporation sholl be conducted by the follow
lic, personally appeared George Il/Femhld
C. F . H ankins
H. R. S t e v e n s
bonds or other obligation of any su¿h a s s S -f lic
ing named persona and oftW r*.
o r corporation heretoforo or hereafter e n g a iii^
A. T. Rosscttcr, A. P. Connelly, George A
W. I), lliuj.rn President.
Axhnrw
Jumnqs,
Vtoe-Prealdent
*I'iLbu^
nr.‘ .i * ltnUV 1011* business of this
“
DeCottes, H. Stevens J . C. Higgins T. J Stnte of Florida, 1
■lion: nnd to pay fur the sam e In r a . l u r u o '
T. H. IU siow, Sec. andTrea*.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF Miller,-W. D. Hoitlen, F. P. Forster nndC. County of Orange,/
stock or bond of this company, or In
Temporary Inr-tnws may be qrinptrd by said offi m anner ¡ llnd to take, huJil. mortgage
l.h"
F. Hit skins, w)to nrt* nil well known to me
Personalty npitenretl before me S. O. cers
SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
until the first annual meetini) of the stock- »rise dispose of the w W e or any P u , “ h‘ * ?
to
t>e
the
same
persons
named
in
and
who
Chase,
A.T.
Rossettcr,
A,
P.
Connelly,
F.
P.
ertv mirrhntml • niut in
„1 L..:.
*,fl I*holdirre.
i
ASSOCIATION
•
ilty
VI
subscribed their names to the forego Inf .Forster nnd J . N. Whitner, to me well
purnrticlcs of incorporation. niulseverally ae- known as tlte persons who executed the The hbtheei amount of - Indebtedness or liability
.We,, the undersigned, tuivo nssociatefl knowleilgcd before me that they sub foregoing Articles of IncarponHioit of the this Corporation shall a t any time subject Itself la poratkm ; a n d t o a u u f n e 'l n CoññéttÍon"wíIh,, S ^
Thirty Thousand ( $ 3 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 ) Dollars.
ourselves together, and do hereby ufisopllrcf'|• « o , “ I* « n y lisbHHy of .uch rrwm Í Tm
Vli
their'names to the same for the SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY, nnd
r^rdnunonrselvcs for the inirposc of. forming scribed
and resUIrnrr* pi the si bacrlbcr* to
pur ; vise therein expressed.
severally acknowledged that they executed these artme»
Idea of Inoorixuatlon, toget >rr with the
into ft body politic and corporate, under
To m anufacture, buy, sell. Import n n o , i „ i
In witness wiiERor, I hnvo herunto bcT tho same for the purposes therein ex amount of capital aubacribwl by roch. ofe ns ful generally deal In engines, boUere,
and b t virtue of the laws of the Stnte of
low*:
pressed.
w lit*. electrical and plumlwr*' supplies of all kfr!u
Florida, nnd do adopt the following Ar my hnnd nnd officiul sen! at Snnfonl, In
Share* and to do a general hardware and pUmb r " u ^
. Imnt-s
Rrsklcnce
W itness my hand and ornciAi. sea l this
the County of Orange and the Stnte of
50
W. f). Hiihlrii
Snufiiril. fin.
ticles of Incor|iorntion:
SO i l S
Florida, on this the 3rd day of September, I4th ihty of September, A. D. 1008.
Andrew Johnson
Stinfiml, H a.
= ^ W‘,h ^
A r t ic l e I.
SO
T. H, Harlow
■Sanfonl, Hn.
[seal]
R. C. Maxwell,
A. D?10O8.
In
witness
whereof
we
have
hereunto
Set
our
Notnry
Public
Stnte
of
Florida.
The name of this Corporation shall
[Signet)]
R. C. M a x w e l l .
hand* this 10th day of September A. D. 1B08.
factur n gan d convert ng peat into fuel fw m ! ube SANTORO BUILDING AND LOAN AS
Notnry Public State of Floridn My commission expires April 13, 1012.
W. D. Hum*».
facturlng and domestic purposes, and to Z m
Avnsrw J ohnson.
SOCIATION, nnd Its place of business My commission expires April 13, 1012.
work, excav ate, develop, mine ond handff i S
T. H. Itxs low.
shall be at Sanford, Ornngc County,
auai i y rrBn«-- «i«-»*. *m*i
State of Floridn, I
WltnrMe*:
tam ate, m ix, tlnr and prepare for market, pent to
Florida.
N. da V, Howard.
County
of
Orange,/
deal 10 D rel P liit.
ARTICLES 0E INCORPORATION Personally appeared before me S. 0. K. C. Maxwell.
A r t ic le II.
Th* general nature of the business to
or
Chase, A. T. Rossettcr, A. P. Connelly,
be transacted and conducted by this cor
F. P. Forster and J . N. Whitner, each of STATE OF FLORIDA,
!S m ? S X w & S f S w Z i
..j
Sanroril Traction Company
poration shall be to act as nnd generally
County of (Ironie.
To construct, carry out, maintain. Improve
whomltcing duly sworn, severally deposes
lotary
Pu
Idle,
do
hereby
certify
I«
R.
L.
Maxwell.
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.,
,
„
equip,
m
anage,
control
and
superintend
it.
,„n,t,
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entry on the business nf n building and
N o tice is H e r e b y G iv e n , Thnt we. the nnd Rnys thnt it is intended in good faith
rewJohnsoi
len. Andrew
Johnson.T.
II. Barlow, who vrays, private railway*, private tramway bridg.s
thalW .D.H oblraJohnson.T.H.Dari
loan
association;
to
rent,
lease,
buy,
own,
undersigned,
have
organized
nnd
ns.*tai
i
red
before
me
to
construct,
mnintnin
nnd
operate
n
street
a
re
lo
me
well
known,
this
day
ap|
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u
va
r
e
d
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reservoir*,
w
ater
course*,
oqueducis,
wlmrfs.
pi,
rs,
*
~W d nnd convey ronl estate; to buy, own nted ourselves into n Corporation to he railroad mentionetl in the foregoing Ar nnd each for hlm ielf acknowledged that he signed docks, bulkheads, furnaces, mill», crushing tits the foregoing articles of Incnrinrntlon nnd Ihe a c Jng. concentrating, reducing and smelling worts
and acquire such personal, property as known ns SANFORD TRACTION COM ticles of Incorporation.
companying notice for the use* and puriiosc* there' hydraulic-w orks, factories, dwelling limi.cs, wuie
may be necessary for it to own: to erect, PANY, for the purposes set forth lu tho
S. 0. Chase
In tille d .
houses; to purehA e vessels or oilier means ig
build nnd construct such buildings nnd Chnrter nnd Articles of Ineorporntlon herc.In w llnr** whereof, I have hereunto set my hand transpcytalion except railroads other tliaa private
•
A. T. Rossettcr
nnd seal o f office this 10th day of September A. I).. railroads and to equip and operate the some.
dwelling houses ns it inny desire 10 annexed nnd herenftqr following, n
A. P. Connelly
)008.
To run electric wires and place conduits and
nnd deem proper; to accumulate n copy of which hns been filed In the office
F. B. Forster
Notary seal. J
•
R, C. Masi
a iw u i .,
pouts for wire», lay pipe» and connections for gns
fund hy the savings nr shnres of tiic of the Secretory of Stale, nnd we will npNotary Public S tate of Florida.
required for
I . the
.. use and pum.se
generate powef ats
s required
J . N. Whitner
w
Sl vuuitqillli
ofs.SW
the
company, IIfind* also.ta4u.su>)>.«uhi
• - •
My am t mission expires April 13. 1012.
4 -3
r eriT«fflt~'
members thereof, to enable them to ;gy to the Governor of the State of Florida
— thing* ndating tu» nun mg or; (inking
‘
Swum
and
subscribed
Itfifore
Jllfl_lhla
pent IiumJaud
own, build, purchnse or 1mprove for itr-Lctiers I’atenL-upon said Chaputr-mt
nl aa*t the
to th e inm e extent
tfie Ilaws
laws of this stale w,||
tiny
of
Keptem
bm
^lJ.
tilOIT
:iheui«fevffmicn rear cWile a s Uiey nin -AMlelee-ofTneorporntimr— r
permit ond as full and with all the powers of the
R. G Ma xw elu
tw s of this s|ste conferred upon oirporatiuns an,)
»
deenmdytOTblcvto httVITtlie power nnd
" S. O. Citase .
NOTICE
OF
INCORPORATION
[
seal]
Notnry
Public
State
of
Florida
ixation r under said let. and to do any mu!
a an
franchise of loaning or advancing to the
A. T. Rosscttcr
the above businasaes -above iue«li»»ed and •
My commission expires April 13, 1012.
stockholders thereof the moneys nccumuSanford
Electric
Light,
Gas,
Fuel
&
.
orth to the sam e extent as a naturul person niL...
A, P, Connelly
—- re ■»- ■
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or could d a
~l.nted from time to time, ¿Uld tlic power
t FTP. Forster
Power Company
The amount of the capital stock of this corpora
and right to secure the re-payment there
J . N. Whitner
tion shall be One Hundred and Fifty TtiuussnJ
mulctsIsnol hereby |lvr notici that on W n i Dollars ( 1 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) , dividrel Into (ifi.vu bun
of, and1the performance of the other con
I n C ircuit Court, 7 th J udicial C ircuit, neThè
wlsy. the 3 0 th J s y of Srptrmber, A. D. 11)08. dred shares o fth e par value of One Hundred Hol
ditions upon which the loans arc mode,
a t 10 o'clock a. m.', or
th rrcn ftrr a* they lar* ( $ 1 0 0 .0 0 ) e a ch ; ten per cent of the raimid
Oranoe County, F lorida.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
by note, bond, or other pa|ier, secured by
lion. Napo
Napty- stock «ball be payable in lawful money of the
can l>e beard, they will apply to the Hon.
leon B. Hruwnrd. Governor of tlur State of Florida, United S tates or in property or services, nnd tiic
. mortgage or other security; to purchase or
Wc, tho undcrsignetl, hereby associate
at his office. In the capllol building of said slate, balance of th ecan itu l stock ihgll tie oaystJr In
erect houses nnd dwellings, and to convey, ourselves together for the purjtose of inF . ra c e
lit the City of Tallahassee, for tetters paten! Incor- cash , property, labor or serylces as u Just vslu»lease of mortgage the same to their stock- coriwrnting nnd forming a hotly, cor («rate
thetn. their associate* and luccessora, tion to be died by the Incorporuluri it a tuesimg
S arah Jcsiup FleinlnS nini
sly politic nnd Fonturats.ln [lent and in "llled for th a t purpose.
-hotdenrar others; for the benefit of Us under tl|e laws of the Stnte of Florida:
I. M. Firmino, her hnsluiml,
flaw,
under
the name Si HANmKtl rX tX H tlC
IV.
stoakliolders; to have the power In case ---------------- — - A r t ic l e I>— ;-------: :— — 1
sin! U. Drew ~ r 1
LIGHT. GAS. F U E L A POWOt COMPANY, under
Tills corporation shall exist Jnr a petlodof niany- -of non-payment of Installments, or Interest
Too Sarah Jn*up FlemlnS nnd I. M Flrm lnr ;
Ihe fuJIowjug rh arler and artidca of Incorporation
Tito
name
of
said
Corporation
shall
be
nine
years,
unless
sooner
dissolved according id
due on any share or shnres of stock by SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY, nnd From the affidavit of J J Î . l*nrt'tirrelnUuly flirti. In the original
ia) of which will be on file In the office m
which hr swears th at the defendants Sarah Jessup the secretary of stale of said Stale of Florida,, at law.
miy stochholder for a perlocT of three'
V.
FlemlnS and 1. M. Fleming are non-resident* of the the City of Tullnhilassee. during the lime required
Tlie buslneks of this corixiralkm shall tie nm
humtbs, to enforce the imymcnt of the its principal pinre of business in llte City S tale of Florida, and are residents of the Slate of by law for the publication
of this notice.
df
-Sanford,
Floridn,
with‘branch
offices
in
ducted
by
a
board
of
not
less than three nor more
Ceorgla, In the oily of A tlan ta, residing at No. 1)1)
Ahnvr* J ohnson.
principal] interest and fines by enforced
than seven directors.
the
County
of
Orange
nnd
State
of
Florida,
C. I Sili St. of mid city, nnd th at there lino person
M.
M.
Kami.
sale of'tile said share or shares*of Slock
Tlie board of directors shall oeirct from thrni
as the Company tuny iicreafter determine In Ihe State of Floritla. Ihe service of a subpoena
W. U. Houich,
selves a president, vioe-ptesident. secretary nnd
of sucH stockholder, or hy forfeiture at the and
upon whom would bind ta k l defendant*.
provide
for
in
Its
By-Laws.
ireasqrer,
Omrptrrsun may hold the oifke uf w<You arc therefore ordered to'appear to this bill on CI/a KTEK OF THE SANFORD E1.ECTRTC LIGHT,
withdrawal thereof; to Itarnnsrmonoy and
rotary and tressnrer. Said IsMlnl of director» »toili
Monday, the 5th day of Ortoaer. A. D. 10 0 8 , .the
ARTtai: II.
11 secure tho same. nnd moneys otherwise
have authority to appqint all qt^rssnry agenti uf
GAS. FULL A POWER' COMPANY.
sam e being a rule day o (sa id Court.
tills corporation.
. owing, hy mortgages, deeds, Itoiuis or othef
The general nature of tho business to
It is further ordered that this notice he published
The under*Ignrvl hereby agree to become ntso;
Annual meetings of thr stockholders »hull 1«
obligations tlicrefor; nnd to do nl! such be transacted by the said Corporation, In (he Sanford llrrald. a newspaper published In dated together, nnd do hereby associate them- held
at the principal offices ol Hie corpoindou «at
Ornnge County, Florida, fur four consecu elvrs together for the purpose of l«ccondiig a laaly
other and further things ns. may bo neces sholl be that of constructing, maintaining, Sanford.
life
third Ttlesdsy in Mnrrh of rach year, nt Id
tive weeks..
politic nuitLfor,pprate! under
Ihe law» of the Slate
t
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o'clock
g. m .. or a t soon thereafter as prmtkaMr,
equipping
nnd
operating
lines
of
street
sary and ex|Atlieat to 1« done for the
Witness It. M. Robinson. Clerk of said Court and ofFiorldo, the pLovIsitHis of which are hereby a c
at which Ihe board of directors shall heduly ,-lrvt-d
successful transaction of tiic business tills railways will! electricity, or other motive seal of said court this 2nd day of September, A. D. cepted. • D ie following article» of incorporation by
the stockholders.
li.M Romnun.
•hull constitute und become It* charter upon the
■ corporation is authorized to conduct nnd power as the. Company may determine 11108.
The by-laws for the government uf this corpora
Clerk Circuit Court. issuance of letters patent according to law.
tIon
shall be adopted at the first meeting of the
anti provide in its By-Lnws. uud such Annas* J uinson.
' s transact.
Ily M. A. Howsso, D. C.
tluchhoid«r».- or a t soon thereafter ns proclicaUe
.Solicitor for Complainant.
3-4
poles, wires, side-tracks, s wit cites, double
A r t k c l e 111.
The name of this corporation shall tie SANFORD
Until the board of directors shull have lint been
ELFXTTtlC UUHT. GAS FU EL A POWER COM duly chosen by the stockholders, the bustru *i of
Thu amount of the capital stock nf this tracks, turn-outs, brnnchcB, conpeciionB,
PANY. It* principal office and place of business
iki corporatkai shall I « conducted by thr follow
depots,
stations,
nnd
all
necessary
proj
corporation shall lie Five Hundred ThousNOTICE OF INCORPORATION
shall be the city ol San ford,'Orange CotUlty, Flor ing persons and uffirefs. '
erty
equipment
nnd
appliances
for
sni
ida. Dranch offices may be eslahllihi-d at such
nud ($ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) Dollars, to.be divided
A nPSIW JliHNMN.
Of The Sanford Development Company other place» ns may be »elected by the hoard of
I‘re»Mrnt
into live thousand shares of iKb par value street railway, in the County of Orange,
directors.
For
Letters
Patent'
M. M. Saint. .
of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars euch. in lit© State of Fioridu, to-wlt; within the
1!.
Vlce-Presklent,
Tiie undersigned hereby give notice that on S al
The general nature of the business to be tran s
' pnynhie in installments, in sucli manner corporate limits of the City of Sanford, da
W. D. tt«LRN.
day. the
ine 17th
17ln day of October A.
‘ D.
’ 1 008, at 10 acted by thf gaid uunpratloo shall b e t ------Sec. mnl lten».
nnd under such regulations as (he by-laws and for a distance beyond the corporate o'clock
Jock a. m .,
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. i on la
.. or Ias____
soon
ihen-nfltT
a * they
To Carey on the business of electrician, electrical
Temporary
liy-larw
may
be silai>if*tl by sakl util
the
Napolean B.
e lion.
r
may require. Each subscriber shall |«iy limits of said city not to exceed 40 miles heard, they Will ftpfily to ik
xglnrcrt ami dealrrs in clociricily and electric c m ' until the lirst annual meeting of tin-stock
ani. Governor uf the S tate of F'lor Ida,
hl» lotlve power, lighting and hei
'
heating,
an entrance fee of twenty-live cents on in ntty direction, for trnnsixirting passen Brow
holders * in
office In Ihe capitol building in the saki state,
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innufocture. buy, seli,
ell, import, ex por
ort and
VI.
each share of slock subscril>ed; and every gers, baggage, freight nnd oilier articles Ihe cliy of Tallahassee, for le lte r* patent incorpo- generally
deal In electrical machinery nf all classe*
Tlie highest amount of Indebtedness or liability
share nf stock shall be subject to h loin of freight nnd commerce, nnd in the.ltuy- rating thern. ih eirn ito ciaie» nnd succestor», Intpa and descriptions; also to prtxluce, accumulate, dls- this
corporation
shall
a
l
any time subjrvt st»*-lf is
body utiilic and corporate in deed und in law, uh,
for hire electricity and electromotive * wo Hundred and Fifty Thousand IhJInr» (i2oil
for tiic payment of uripuid installments, ing. selling,.leasing, mortgaging, ncquit- der
thè natne of SANFOKD DEVELOPMENT
td to supply the same for use as power for OOO.IMJ),
ing,
owning
nnd
disposing
of
property
•r
and for other chnrges incurred thereon, os
COMI’ANY. under thè followlng ch arter ami IghUngcftlea, town*, villages, street*, buildings—
VII.
real and |tcrsonal of every nature and artici«* of incurporation. thè originai of which piddle
may be provided In the by-laws.
or private—by means of rlectriclty and to
Tlie
nam
es
and residences of the subscribers t#
wlil
Iw
on
file.in
thè
uffiee
of
thè
Secret
a
ry
of
description in connection with said busi
supply light and heating power lo carriers of pas these urtkdes of lmvjr[iorullon, Uigetliu wlrtl the
Stalo of Florido, nt thè City of sengers and goods either by land or water.
Article IV.
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ness. und that may 1ms neccBsury or usual S tate of thè said
amount of uupltul subacrlbed liy each, nre ns fol
durimi the-ltm c raiuired by law for
To construct, build purchase, lease or otherwise low»
Thin corporation shall continue and In conducting said above mentioned busi Tnltnhassee,
th r putdicatlun of liu» notice.
inquire, maintain, equip, operate and build street
No uf
have full power tti exercise its cor|Mirate ness, and to do all tilings necessary,
- W . D. H o u m .
rnllw syi. Street car» and other passenger or
Shares
Names.
Residences.
Aaoazw J ohnson,
rights anti franchise« for n period of |tro{ter or appertaining to the doing or
freight vehicles operated by g lcctrid ty or other- Andrew Johnson
f,ni i
Sanford. F'la
T. H. il*.»U)W.
wise.r.oi.i
ninety-nine (0 0 ) yenrs from nndafterthe carrying on of saiu business, of construct
Winter 1‘urk, Fla.
Tu manufacture, use, purchase, lease or other- M M. Smith
500
W. D. Holden
Orlando, Fla.
commencement of It’s corporate exist ing. maintaining nnd operating said street
wise acquire
and
maintnl
— >i
telephones, telegraphs,
I n WItnil* W usnjir, Wc hnv" hereunlii set our
ence.
. .
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railway, and to exercise till rights, powers CHARTER OF THE SANFORD DEVELOPMENT phonographs and all kinds of aleclrkal device*; to liunda till* 27th day ul August, A I). lints
COMPANY'
construct,
operate
and
maintain,
purchase,
lease
A r t ic le V .
,
A niwlw Juinsj*.
and privileges now or iicreafter conferred
•
.
. *M. M Sunn.
•Thr undersigned 'hereby agree Ip become asso or otharwise acquire sub ways, conduits, electrical
The business of tills corporation shall bo by law upon such corporation organized ciated
together, and do hereby associate themselves lighting and heating plants.
W. I) llm nr *
conducted by tiic fallowing officers: a anil provisioned by law, authorizing the tugether fur the iiurpase of IwcomUtg a hody politic • lo lay. Coasuuct and maintain cables, wire*, W itn esses:
-•» ’ • •
* •
line*
and
oif
necessary
apputtenanoe*
and
atwilland
corporate
under
the
laws
of
the
Stale
of
Flo
rF
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prcsldont, vloc-|in*sident, secretary, treas same, nnd to tio any or nil of said busi
J . T. DrxtiM; a . P .,
an t**.
da.
ihe
provisions
of
which
nre
hereby
accepted,
.
-K.
C.
M
ifcspii.
urer. nnd un attorney, elected by the ness or-things before mentioned cither
To acquire by purchase, lease nr otherwise, and
The following articles of ! [corporation shall con
lE L r A w ,
board of directors, nnd a lx>nnl of seven sejHtrntely on In combination with others. stitute and become Its ch arter upon the Issuance of to roasulnelure and construct vehicles of tvew g iid
any kind or ch aracter used or mu-hd-ks a niM n
nisnof' STATE OF FLO RIDA, p
letters patent according la law:
directors, all of whom shall lie stockhold
A r t ic l e III.
Coonty u( Oruuge.
couvsylng, delivering, moving, carrying am TIrani
I
ers in said corporation to lie elected by •The amount of capital stock id this
I>oftlng prrsoni. gunis. ch sltcis. imslocts. subslan
The name of this rurporatklli •ImlMie SANFOKD cesu f luotwrtyul i
aay * •the stockholders annually. The office of Corimmtlon
. . ----------- -- .J ilr i mi . ,n.i .« t a a q f a . i i 'ti.■
authorized is Twenty-Dve DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. M‘S brine Inni ..ffiim aclIT. klki eijum an natali the
liulden. Who are to me well known. It;}» *1*» »1
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secretary arid treasurer may be held by l'lx.iiwninl fS2iLWRLQ0-V—PollarV TthriderT nini plate lg tMIJfllMk sitali In: init the City Sanford. operation by elelectririty cumbinuikm thereof,
and (■cured before me. opti each for himself iwS ii»*"
Orange Çouhty. Flarklu. Branch offices may fie to operqie, use, sell, lease or hire the same, und to tdged th at Ire signed the foregoing ankle* «* hr
the same person
iuto Two hundred and F'irty (2 5 0 ) shares
fifthSt such other pince* as may bo selected con tract with corporations, firms. Mauclatkmt or ecu [Miration ami the accompanying mui«e for
■ ' Ufnil hMcr Hit" lirst aniiiml mcctinjl of orOiio Hundred ($100.00) Dollurs each; rstabiUhcd
by the lionm of directors.
t
c individual* fur operating, using, selling, leasing uses and purmares therein stnu d.
,
the iitfx-kliolticrB, hurfelnaiter itrovitieti for. all or any (tart of tho said capital stock
U WfTNI.vi Wliuti,a , I have liemmln set Mir h ""“
and hiring tire sam e ; lo manufacture, tu purchase
unil until their suct'csBurs tiro docted nnd of 'said Corporation may bo payable In or U se general naturo of liuslim s lo he transacted own. lease, hire, erect, construct, bqulp ami install,' ami seal of olttce this 2 7 th day of Augo»l. A
corporal km sbnll lie:
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use. sell and dispose of all machines, coinpn-ases. 1008.
tjunlillud, tin: offitTni of this cor|tomlion issued for luwful money of the United byTosaid
Improve, mnnnge, nnd otwrnle reni property; generativi, storage tuiiierks. apparatus, inilru(S E A L !
R C. MsswrJJ.
Him 11 ht! ns follows, to-wit: George H. F'erths
building,
construrtkm
sa
d
gltcratiua
of
houses
Notary
IfoUlc
Stult- u U h a k l*-uu-ntA
h x tu n s arai
nppliuiuv-s
the tuanufacm anufac
L-ntA ttxtures
and appi
lance* lor tire
Suites'or payable in or issued for the pur
te. V-riH-lWm, g
-m-f,qL,n
,lUx. p i , |'yT,|
My tutu illtssiim e x p ircrA tail 13th. IUInnid. president; A- T. Rossettcr, vioc-pre»- chnse of . property, labor'or services nt n nnd other structures thrrtxHt. and OW development ture.
------------------------of real property generally, the buying, selling nj
r-and'amak “ fhre nf •fjfu rie ti^ ~-nptrir»ìrì xfr
i lent; A. P.Connelly, secretary nnd treos- Just valunlIjilUuitcJlxed
«lu r motive pun er. Hi her singularly or
; uror; nnd George A. DeCotteSj fittpmcr; flf
Uun thereof pr any or either of them, or
Brtld company nt a lui-eirng cttllod Tor make slim'ortgage*(if luopctly.Iraproytvl nud unimSattrord city Doitds tor Sole
¡bo isonrd uf tilrot lont altnll be com [totted
uiy part ■» part» lhareôf.
dovrei; to muke iillnuirifiugri of real firo|a-rty and
Wc, Ihe undersigned, bond trustee*, offer U sale
T u o n isiroct. build, m m hase. lease or otherwise
of the following named perrons, to-wlt: such (ttirposo.' A rvt ic l e IV.
Xirr. w noney thereon hy monyoCc orca lier wise.-tlie statuire, mukitalu, equip, operate and build sult- fifteen ( I S) Bonds of the City uf Sanford. 1 arid»George H. Fernnltl, A. T. Rosscttcr, H. R.
aonini of money ui«on r. ai prdpvriy aiid the taking of “ blr add m x « .» » 1y plant* (or ihe manufacture uf uf uuc thutuaud dull dis ( $ 1. lKX)) each, beati1 fri»
■pie said Corporation shall exist for the rn o rtg aflMand
assignments af mungi
^ ^ ffi
Stevens, J . C. Higgins, T. J . Miller. W. D.
gas for illuminating, domestic and furl purposes, to per cent interest, payable seml a n tu a ly.
sam o; buy Ine. se Itlug. and dealing In bunds and sell ^
term
of
ninety-nine
(0
0
)
years
front
the
omurset to sell the » .m e lo txjrpuratioos attached, and payable at th» National 1 ark Bom
Hoitlen und F. P. Forster,
loans
secu'rejby
mortgages
or
other
loans
on
real
V dlvnairif fur lucii purpose.
Y ork City, on January 1st “ »d July I»1 v
uf Nr
> ■ The Drat o r organization meeting of the tiling of Its Articles of Ina>rporntion_as property? the purchasing, manufacturing, holding. nnd
To opt rate, construct and maintain,' purchase or
- stockholders of this corponttlon sit nit be required by law.
In. trading hi
j
Article V.
held in the City of Sanford, Orange County,
rWnrini* p n p .'
ntdeflfiry appurlrnances and appliance* fur the
escription, the carrying un lu y o re of^fuintitilng Ulumlnstlng dontrstk and
' Elorldn. on the 17j 1i dny of October^A-D. —The OfficefSTtf^flldTCurtioratlon sIiall he
____ ____________ebusinesses or any ocher busirre»»
. I« 0 8. for the purpo^rf.qdoiillng hy.lawx President, VIce-PresidcnLSccretnry.Trcns- ouonceted
uri I I I To lay. acquire, lease ur 'purchase a sys
therewith, selling and-dealing In real tem 9f Pities, mains, conduit», standpipes, receiv B K tifa a 1
uiid completing the organization of tlus urer and Generul Manager,-and a Board
* very estate and Interest therein. er» and lamp posts and other necessary and useful
...
curjioration; und thereafter the annual of five (5 ) Directors to W elected by the ___________________sacured thereby. Judgments refor sale fur the nurture of street povlng t r
meetings of the stockholders stmll be held Btockbolders. The General Manager may aulllng Iherefrom and all otitet personal propertycol- »
m S
i s h 1- dora" ‘fc' will m ature In Jan u ary. 1914. . . ,i1.n ib e
thereto In rank log or obtain log loan* upon sudi
To m anufacture ooy, lease ur oilu-twLe acquire
There Is no other bunded li»dcbtrdnri» i
-■ Tin the .second Saturday in October of each ntsn liold eny oilier office In said Corjiacn- lateral
•rty. In supervising, managing and protecting •fovea, ranges and all neoesssry apidlsnces and
thirty
thousand
dollar
bunds
sold
la
*he “ ,
prafierty and loans and all interests In nnd tilings
and every ycur.
Unn. anti llie same (tarty mny hold tlie
things fur
furl pur?
tut domestic
uomcsiic and
ana fuel
purpures, will
iciest on which has been promptly I'«U d'’
J
m
i
affecting
the
sam
e,
in
effecting
insuram
«
to
legga;
rent,
sell
or
otherwise
dtipure
uf
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office of Secretary nnd Treasurer. Tho againit fltc and all other risk* thereon and in m an
A r t ic l e ' VI.
corporations or iitdividuals for such pura
b j o » .- W - S 3
lay mains, pitres and to moka cnnumtui
'
The highest amount of indebtedness or officers of said Corporation who will Con aging and conducting any legataci
I W M . Ju.l,. l u t , F UlMun. of H r - . r « , , I'M—
in ess relating to any of tire pSrÿaaes hereTn guc|,
duct
the
business
of
the
corporation
until
and
bus
lUbiUtwlo which this corporation slutll
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m X 'S i r t t K L '^ 's U . V
subjecrltaelf »hall be the sum of Ten tltose first elected shall be qualified, -tire
, ■•
be received a t any lim e on or before IX*
& O. Chese. Prkakient; -ArTr Rossettyr
-TJtMwaiMM $lb.0OO,U0) D oU m r—
Vice-President; A..P. Connelly, Secretary
Each bid should be scaled and aedersed B ld to
»•npply
A r t ic l e VII.
and General Manager; F. P. Forster. Treas Lw s if tills stair cpnfer upon corporations
Sanfonl Bo, H a " ancloscd l n . a
” ¥ tS
i purchase, acquire a n y V ^ ^ iT 'ir e r ts oi tire nddrrsscd to the undersigned bond »©>»»***■ j „
The names and residences of the sub urer, and S. O. Chase, A. T, Rosscttcr, A. organisations under said art, ana
l will, rights, property and businesa of any bids will b* upened a t - l l o cluck. “““J*scribing inoon■orators of this tx>r|iomUon, P. Connelly. F. P. Forster and J . N. Whit To do any and all the above businesses men persot, Arm. »»son »nun or cviporauua. os tire IWJ8. Tire right is reserved to reject sny »■“j ( ||
and the amount of capital stock subscrib ner as Directors. The said officers and tioned and act forth lo the same extent as a natural stuck, bonds, or other obiigslkm of any such » » — person might or could do
cisikux or cx r,«otatiun heretofore ur hereafter en ^'interest tyupotts wB) be
ed by each are as follows;
directors will be elected annually on the
gaged In any business similar lu the business of
lo and including July 1»L l » u8. »no ■
.
v- George II. Fernald, Sanford, Fin., 50 shares (list Tussday id January of cad i year, •The amount of the capital stock of this corpora- tills (»rporstiou; and lo pay for the inme hi cash down
coupon* from July 1st. 1114)8.
In
tire
stock
or
bund
of
this
company
or
In
any
, km .ball be Thirty Thoisund D ulUrsO aO .O oTpO )
a a d m tiu re d interest 'rouU s L J 1 L / l * i
beginning In the year 1900. .
A. T. K osseter....
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other manner; and to take, '
divided into Three Hundredi Shares
A. P. Connelly...
A r t ic l e VI.
any wise d ispore of Lire
_
________ Wben sol# uf b o n d ^ ra y e U in g P aM C ,t g r t Ageat
the par value of One Hundred D d
iuupc-rty punJtâftcd : «rv
Geo. A. DvCottes«•'hypothecate
Said Corporation shall adopt a corporate each. Ten trer amt of the capita), sUrfik
any oi Iho ilocà. U mmU 4
d o n v ille , F la .
H, R. S t e v e n a . . .
seal and shall adopt By-Laws for the
a f t J . G H ig g in s.....
Í1910.
«iádoAJ
Ä
Ä
InmnsittOHl
stock
siisi!
b*
payable
la
cash,
property,'
§
lifluirs
not
W
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V a v cra i» e M o l l u j
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LEGAL ANNOUNCCMfNTS
i
W. D. Holden V
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3. I90a
t h e 1 sAfrrûRD
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY!
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
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Sttmmsry of the floating Small Talk
SUCC- ? r ilMrra,|d,1Rcndcrs
Tied Herald Readers.
, AHhills due The Herald should be made
payable to The Herald or R. J . Holly. No
one fise I* mithoflxed to receive pnymenu
Page 7
The Pope Contacting Company will fur-1 Messrs. Frank -Miller nnd Will Leffler
yom worit ‘
little Happenings— Mention
Matters In Brief.
He r a l d
WhCn ‘^ y d0 hhVe
l,!e Property occupied by
Mason Plnxco as n job printing office.
Messrs. Dr. Veal nnd Hand Ifrothers ate |The property is centrally located nnd con
sists of a stone building nnd a large lot.
If it’s printing yon.wnnt. send it to The I nn)l lht‘ new owners are naturally proud
Herald offira. first-class wort guuranl*le*r Purchnse.
teed.
Oj5* estimates from pell on house print
F or R ent: Boarding house, 15 rooms.' ing.
. modcrn convenience, good location .In
Tnrt HtRAi.n:s 'phone is No. H8.
Sanford. Inquire Coen Coin Bottling-Co.
Sumner’s XXXX Butter. 3 5 c‘pound. 3
G S Dcrry’ cn#hlcr of ‘l»°l’e p ic a Bank. poundsfor $1 at M. A. Speers.
left Wednesday for Macon. Ga.. where he
For sale, 20,000 cauliflower plants. In
wi||gpciu| sev,.rn| weekg With-friends and
quire
of 1« R. Philips' drag store.
re|a tjVea. _
„„ y0„ w>n,
T
Spence/s .Bqkery. ’phone 100.
house to Mouse delivery.
N .P. Yowell & Co.
F A L L ST O C K has been arriving daily. You should
not fail to call and look over this stock before making your
purchase.. **'
W O O L D R E S S G O O D S— Wc have all the new things and
trimmings to match.
-
Free
GINGHAMS— Full Line.
dresses
on accounts.
received from New York T Call nt the
Ieed_l£n; Just the thing this hot weather.
Waìttu»: Two nil round pointers. Call I Sanford Grocery Co.
Mrs.
Takash's Innch room, opposite depot.
MThe Herald office for particulars.
Roller King Flour, fresh from the mills.
Now Is the time to buy your sub-ini
Kenny McCook of the Armour Co., callod
{jour on , hé mnrkei. Get it nt M A
gated land. Sec M. M. Smith.
upon die local trade Tuesday. .
Speer’s.
'
.
French garden seed.nll sorts, at L. R.
* * +
f f g ^ p t m i BOmlwidi, 3 c«nt,i-Mni. T»«5Sf. Philips’ drug store.
Ito„ 8 « « k . «81. T I» limito will S ' lunch mom. o m » .!,. ,1m depo,.
Just the things for children's school
-H O SIERY— We carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel
and tdc, sold under a guarantee
I tf .
F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes.
it
See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano
. DUR STO C K was never in better-shape to please the buyer than
^,
tf
lib in e Simon left for DeLnnd this
Sl®p lnt0 Mrn G L-Tnknsh’s lunch room moving.
now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad to
X
t L will cntfr_St? tsoh -Unl. n,Ml
“ “ ** of * « » « * « •
cents.
serve you
Chicken, vegetable, tomato, pen, oxtail,
venJty.
^
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J * C- Proc,(,r n prominent merchant of consomme, bouillon.and other soyps served
Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford.
di« ,i ln8t wwk. - leaving a wife promptly nt Billie Hand's plane.
Write him at Orlando.
*
“mi flve or Bix children. He wn.s nbout
Connected with this paper is a printing
m"
J . to C
r . forty years of age.
C, W. Rnntoul .has returned
Sanford
office capo bid of producing the highest
■tin a nicasnnt visit to Boston and oilier
A
money now and a little now nnd grade of office nnd society stationary.
then, is the way to buy celery land. See
piinis In tlie East.
Hon. G. J . Strozlcr of Winter Garden,
|M. M. Smith for particulars.
■ Headquarters for Iron Age loolfc- Any
was a visitor to the city yesterday, nlid
Nine hours per day. Snead & Venable. made The Herald a pleasant visit. Mr
thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer
distributors, etc., Hnrry J . Wilson.
II. W. Oppcnhelm. a well known tfnvcl-1 Strozlcr fepresented Marion county in the
The bridge on Celery avenue ferry is ing salesman of Jacksonville, was In the I Icghlature during his residence there, and
under water, and no connection con tie city yesterdny, Blinking hands with hb is well known over the Mate. He is now
friends.
in the merchandise business nt Wlnte
male at this point.
Garden.
Wade, the tuner, Orlando.
The finest line of Japanese matting to
Delicious Ice cream, the liest made, nt
be found In the city. Prices always the
Those who nntlri|uite building will save
Mrs.
G. L. Takash's lunch room, opposite
lowest Sanford Furniture Co.
money by giving us their contract. Snead
U E S T A B k t f H 4 K D ~ 1 8 ü ÿ -----F ir n l I o U d ;f l t H Ì th e d c p o tr t
Venable.
W. T. Hod1ford, representing Solomon &
Copies of The Herald ran lm ohm!nr*!
sakjlrugrtist«-efS«vnmwiltrwTtT|
TiooTfiooits, and nil supplies, nt L. R.
oi
M ilieu news stand, corner of Park ave
Philit»' drag store,
in the city Mondny,
nue nnd First strccL
Wilbert bmnd cannot! vegetables, the
E. T. Woodruff has returned from n two
The best line of cigars in the city isdis- Arc Offcrinji Any and All Kinds of F l o r id a R eal E s t a t e
Crest packed, nt Chns. Evnnr,motMhs' trip,to his nld limne in Miclilgnn,
•■ r
,i
.
Itensed at Billie llnnd's place.
rTH. Carter returned this, week to hla nnd will spend the winter in Sanford,
at as Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as
W. IL Fogg, a prominent citizen of Al
f.om on Celery avenue, after a" pleasure looking after his property interests.
tamontc,
wns a visitor to the city Tuesday
Can be Had Anywhere
trip of tlircc mmiihs to Utica. N. Y.
Beginning Mondny, the ¡list, Snead Si
nnd made Tlie Herald, office o plensnnt
how is the time to buy cranberries, Venable Will work nine hours for day's
call., Mr. Fogg, while n staunch friend of
ju*.t arrived. Call nt the Sanford Grocery worit.
Altamonte at ull times', thinks that San
Fresh line of figgs, dates, corlnths. uj»- ford is tlie most enterprising city in Flori
there sri more new. focea_UPQn the prientts, jH'achcs, apples and |>nineH nt do, and has a great future. He will Ik1 Office un Pink Avenue. Itctween First nnd Otmmerclnl Streets. Sanford, Florida
tUtcUtof Sanford tills week than there |the Sanford Grocery.
one of the valued correspondents of The
I
ba* l*cca at thiB senson of the year.
,
F’or a short time only. Tapestry Brus Herald.
Seal your sliirts, collars nnd cuffs to the sels Art Squares, regular j>ricr $'¿2.50,
Wlien you want a toothsome stimk,
CcU.ry City Steutn Laundry and they will «peoinl price SI7. Sanford Furiiiture Co.
cooked
just right, visit Billie Hand's place
Jk
Lxk as new.
J. F. Bunch, representing the Standard
Superior
printing
for
nil
purposes
nt
Tnr.
Mr Daniels of Geneva, wns n visitor to Fertilizer Co. pf Gainesville, was in the
‘ Sinfiiol. Thiirsilay. He reports an abund city Thursday in the interest of his firm. H erald office.
S ta p le and
F a n c y G ro ce rie s
ance of rain in his section. ; **
Ice-cold sweet milk and tmilermilk and
Mr. Bunch reports the crop :conditions of 1_
all the |«ipular soft drinks will tic foqiul
€ar load of horses nnd mules, just in, nt I Hj*i slate ns very encouraginjf.
.
nt W. 1L llnnd's.
Hand's stables. Call nnd look them over.
After you hnve been to all the other
C. A. Dobbins and family hnve moved
L S. Sanlile of the Clyde IJne, was in contractors, get our prices on the most
(he city Wednesday on business connected modern buildings or general repair work. from- their former residence on Third
street to one of the cottages on Laurel
Snead &. Venable.
with the freight department of ids line.
avenue between Second mid Third streets.
P lu m e 22G
F ir s t S tr e e t
The Celery City Laundry has' installed
Tnr Peruvian and Fish Gunno, a good
Mason
Plnxco
exjircts
to
leave
sholly
Up-to-date
pressing
and
cleaning
machin
Msrter for celery ami letluc. ■ J, A. Takash.
ery ami are now preimred to do your elenn for Jacksonville where he will engage Ju
. F.?\ Forster, casliler of the First Nationing at reasonable prices. GivC' tlicTn a the Job printing business. Mr. Plnxco has
si Bank, made a business trip to Jackson
o|>eraicd a printing plant In Sanford for
trlni.
ville, Tursday, returning home TJiursdny.
the past three years, and built up. a thriv
Complete line of pipes just received.
When yon hnve nn item of news call
ing business, but feels that he would )>reClius. Evans.
piwne No. 148. *
fer a larger field. His departure will be
Fresh line of National Biscuit Co.’s goods, regretted by n large number of friends, as'
J. P. Mussclwhite, a prominent citizen
hot weather siiecinlties, at M. A. S|x*er‘s he is a young man of sterling worth nnd
of Orlando, wns in the city several days
character.
this week Inspecting lug property inter grocery.*
ests.
Steak, ham and eggs, pork nnd (mans
Bread and milk, crackers and milk, milk
nnd other toothsome nrticlcs. at Mrs. G. L taaát and other dairy dishes, nt Billie
We nuke plans nnd specifications nnd
11to fint-dass work clteaper than anybody Takash's lunch room, opjioBitc the dejiot. Hand's place. .
rise. Snead fit Venable.
Citarles Ha ml has returned from n trip
Fall planting is npproactung. M. M
to Atlanta nntl other points ‘In Georgia,
B-R.Squtres nnd JT W. Clqrk, from Long Smith will sell you land on easy terms.
R e p a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty
kbnd, N. Y„ arc visiting relatives here,
The famous Wekiwa Siwings, with her where he purchased a carload of fine
•fldexpect to purchase land in the near (Hire crystal water, Is a gny place this horses nnd mules for the trade.
future.
’ Are you a subscriber to T he H erald T
week. Finest music, dancing and fun.
i
Comer Tirsi Street and Palmetto Avenue Saul orti, florida
Considerable interest has been*urauBcd
Ksv* W. 0, Haminond make your plnns
Bermuda onion seed just arrived at L.
throughout lite St ate by ihd announcement
f« your new house. Office with Murrell R. Philips' drug stofe.
k Minshaw. Pim Hotel block.' '
Genuine Bermuda onion seedrrrd nnil thnt Jn rlreoTiYilleiB tn tinvtTrt PaTiiIval *t - —
Tfll fustlvol from üctolier 20 to 31 inclu
Squire nad-W. A. Reinartl. new wtni«», pt t. R Pliillpo^-ftrttfl-gmnrsive.
Peo|)lc will be. there from all |«rts
^riems in flrmfnrd. nee nnw IUn>y ortvt
If you want n first-class tailor-made
of
Florida.
’ Low rates are assured and
«1 dwelling houses on their iiropcrty on suit for 312.08, call nt D. A. Caldwell &
this
will
give
the people of Florida an
Csuffon avenue.
Sons.
>_
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opportunity to visit the state’s itietrn|*>lis
Do you r e a liz e th e n e c e s s ity for a s u b s ta n tia l
Dr. and. Mrs. If. McPJicrson arrived in
5« Pea for paper hanging. NeW full
nnd note the great wonderful growllt, of
pettenu just In.
the city Monday nnd will make their
fo u n d atio n ns a p a r t o f T h a t sid e w a lk w h ich y o u
the city. __________ in te n d b u ild in g ?
A n ic e ly fin ish ed to p l e n d s :
Darling has* rentcxl the Ferguson home in Sanford tills winter. Dr. Mc
Barth In Good Condition. *
Pherson is representing the American Flcorner I^mrel numme. nml
b e a u ty , b u t n o t s ta b ility . T h is is to b e a tta in e d
On page 2 uf this issue will lie found
a
nnd moved his fnmil* nanee Corporation o f Richmond, Vn
o n ly w h e .i th e sn in e c a r e is e x e r c is e d in s e le c tio n
W flo th e fit |n il .
--------Send your order in for com[xnind lard. a statement of the First National Bank
of m a t e r i a l s for th e fo u n d a tio n a s for th e to p c o a t.
C»11at Sanford's leading Furniture liousc I s l»eci«i trice given on 50 lb. cuns. See of this diy. and our citizens should tnkn
pleasure in noting the figures which be
Will» this foci h rjn m d , l am iniportiug-oieon-hani c n is lr« !"
Z , n> Moves, ranges, rugs, matting. I Sunf,ml CmKtr* ° °
speak the soUd financing-condition of till*
*®^etc. Sanford Furniture Co., J . D.
slone,’WTnrh when mixed with standard engineering spécifiai*
Moonlight, good mude, dancing among institution! fKruugh the panic-ofHast
**ri*m, manager.
tiona^fifves un absolutely <Iei>auluh!c foundation.
the palms every nlghtnextweck at Wckl- full the Sanford hanks rode the stormy
If you want a walk in which you eon take pride in the years
We
will
be
there.
• F. McKinnon w ent to Orinndo w f Springs.
seas of trqublfid finance au d .tbcir.d eto
coûte, he sure that that foundation is right. This is one of
iu .the. PresbyteritHi | por on Up^o-datc tnilor-mndc suit, see pisitors never for one Instant doubted
the* Characteristics of my work. Let me figura ou Buch a
their solid financial condition.
D. A. Caldwell fii Sons.
walk for you.
'T '
I*rn Saturday.
*»
Tlie First National Bank has just com
The famous O-U-N-O »maker at Charles
!1)* celebrated Macy wagon.
pleted improvements that cost over 315,- S. ;jp. SHIN H O L S E R
Sanford, Florida
Evuns.
000, a detailed rejmrt of which will *
If you want to buy or sell anything, use
given later. Their rejtort this we
Cokt* act»nc Company is
tlie local columns of Tlie Herald.
sufficient evidence of their pn»»
tllT (, t u f ivc
the closest figure on I
Now is tlie time to hnve your well
ptinditiaft.
denned out nnd,'drillart d—p r - Better
¡¡^ ^ em p lo y ed , OffiCe,withMu
City Lot for Sale
see Llpe, ’Phone 00.
” * * * ' F i» Hotel Block.
We have for sale a city lot»on Mugnolla
..*
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m " . * .* /
renue between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Calmer 0,
of ^
Orlando; wns a|. J . M. Bartree of Pennsylvania, nrrlved
to the city on Tuesday Mr Palm in H>® city on the Clyde Line oh Wexlnesist front. Inquire of
" y recently returned froh» n trip lo\ iiay “ nd.toppod over to visit tlie editor
S n ea d Í V e n a b l e .
j**®1* in the North, nnd snum thm
oi Tbe ,IeraU «
hours. Mr. Bartree
Lawn. Mower*
is for Bryan up there
*
vc*Y favorably Impressed with SanSTRONG LINE OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES
Special
prices
to reduce stock. If you 1
-----------—________ ford and will make an investment In city
4I
.
4'
want a good mower at a low price, now la ;; The Latest Fall Styles in Indies', Gent’s and Children’s S h o e s ^
k cwi'iAUi^clved
‘ I property at an early dote.
$12.05 Is the standard (rice fora tollor- the time to buy. Also good slock of ;; •
’ Just Received
!i
' - ■tit " '~ r~..
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nijide suit at D. A. Caldwell in the. Stone- acythes, grass hooks and lawn ‘ taken. W
Hairy J . Wilson.
Gove block.
. .
N. P. Yowell & Company
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M
arks
s ta te
A
g en cy
H. H. H I L L
nd Fresh
Meats
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
■RANK L. W O O D R U F F
Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store
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nvmm
�October .1, 1908
TÌIC SAAlFOlÍD ItftfALD
GOOD FOR THE PRINTER
y WHITE
SDITS
Government Will Not Print On Where Devout of the Celery
Stamped Envelopes
City Worship Tomorrow.
A SHIRT Ii
RESUME OF A U CHURCH EVENTS
Printers Can Retain Much of the
»Business That Formerly Went
Of Jnterest to Those Religiously In
eUncO— Subjects of Discourses
to. Uncle Sam ----------- for the Sabbath.
Patrons of Unde Sam In the matter of
Tlx
T
uimi of iK.Ck.rtlw. in ik. City *» Earood]
stamped envelopes will be interested in a Requested to bring of mmI their Anoowncomfnfi
i ms
.U - . 0
I^. i k .. T V . . ..
recent order promulgated by the postal •
department and which provides that
* First Methodist
hereafter no advertisement shall be print B r r . D. B. Sweat, pastor: church, corner Park
•venue an<l Fifth street; pahona<c. corner Mag
ed on the stamped envelopes supplied by nolia avenue and Seventh street: phone 2 3 4 .
montin« lervic« a t I t : cvenln« w o rk * .
the government. Printers have always Sunday
7 :3 0 ; Sunday acboot. 9 :4 3 a. m .: Jn o . K. Metopposed the government's intrusion into tinter. Supt. Epwonh Lcajup. 4 :0 0 Sunday evenThe government ruling Is made to complyrrittnm net of congress approved In
June, 1006, and which has not been fully
lived up to by all as yet. The act provides that no envelopes shall be sold tjy
the government containing lithographing
or engraving, nor any printing nor adver
tisements. except a printed rcauest to re
turn the letter, to *thtr "sender In case of
its non-delivery.
No advertisement -or special device will
be allowed'of any kind, nor the names or
addresses be printed by the government
The matter to be printed will be limited
to a request to return after a given num
ber of days, name of purchaser, or socie
ty, rural delivery route. Ikjx number or
street address.
Names indicating or incidentally dis
closing the nature of purchaser's business
vocation will not be stum]>cd upon the
stamped envelope unless I t jho -certified
by the postmaster with the requisition
that such a name is under corporate chnr_ - ter.Jneor{»ration or cofmrtnendiip hgrefiment. And thnt the mime lias not been
“ assumed merely to get tlie advertisement
printed on the envelope unless it l>c clcurly,vfor advertisement. The ruling is a
strict one and is being adhered to by the
department.
Geo. H. Fernald
When Laundered cor
rectly have n soft flex
ibility, and the dressy
appearance
CO
Can Furnish
the usual services on Suniifg 11 a-^m. and -7:30 p. m.
AU are cordially invited.
L. R. Philips will have dtarge of the
Sunday school. In the absence of Supt.
Mettlnger. School meets nt 0:45 n. m.
Epworth League meeting 'a t 4 p. m.
Miss Gertie Speer, leader.
Woman's Foreign . biissionary. meeting
Monday 3:30 p. m. The vice-president,
Mrs. Elder, will preside.
There,
C oifirefatlonal
Rev. .R. R. Kendall, pastor: S
»ervtre. II; evenln* eervfoe. 7:30;
Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.;.S«htiath
J.-----------C. En*min«er,, Superinleedent.
Sunday school and .the Wednesday eve
ning ixnyer meeting nt the usual hours.
ESTIMATES
FURNISHED FOR MATERIAL OR WORK
Csttislle
COMPLETED
Rev. M Fai. rector: aervtee* every »rcond and
fourth Sunday: early ma», 7 a. m.; moi» and ter-
Presbyterian ^ . ______
v~RWr Ji' i’i Mcbinwlnw. peatei. iput nlnl w iriW '
Sanford Bakery
I n d u i t Building
I); evening service. 7:31), KnliioUi achuil. ll.Jll a
mujlennfMcl^ujln>.Siipt.;i>niyftJ»«lin4.Wrdnreday. 7:30 p. m.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. The Communion of tlie Lord's
Supper will be celebrated nt the morning
service. All invited. The Suiulny school
will celebrate •‘Rally Day" by gntheringln
new pupils and making an oltering for
A Wonderful Clock
A wonderful clock, destined for. an Mission Sabbath Schools.
American millionaire's home, Is now on
First Baptist
vtow nt the Franco-Drilish exposition.
Rev, J. V. Perry, pastor: Sunili
Costing nearly-.jkl.rtOO, the clock has Ire, ll:r v rn ln « servtre. 7 :3 0 ; Sail
a. in.: K. R. Murrell. Supt.’: pray
taken 18 men foutAears to construct.
Wednesday, 7 :3 0 p. rn.; Y . W. A. Aral Friday, 3 p.
Standing tweivedect high, it Is an ex m .; Y . M. S. last Friday. 3 p. ro.
Dr. J . W. Perry preached his farewell
act reproduction of Uic great seventy-foot
sermon
in the Sanford Baptist church last
clock tower in the Square' of St. Mark nt
Sunday,
the time of his service ns pastor
Venice. The foqr stories of the tower'in
the model, ps. in tlie .original, arc con here hnvin^explred. He goes to his new
structed of solid White marble, with pan field of labor in North Georgia. A sucels nf co loret1 Carrara marh!c,and mosaic ccssor to Dr. Perry hns not been chosen ns
yet, but the church hns one or .two appli
of gold-antj lapislazuli.
*
. *
cants
under consideration, and will not be
Above the archway which forms the
long
without
a pastor.
bottom story of the tower are dials indi
cating the hours, months'mid phases of
Holy Cross Episcopal
the moon. Ttus centra) dial is of black
Rev. B, F. Brown, rcctot; Sunday mom
enamel, spangled with golden* stars, and ire. II; cvknlni service, 7 ;3 0 ; SaMwiti k J h
a. nt.: B. F. W hltnrr. Supt.:, prayer mretl
represents tlie heaveiis.
Inset in tills is n‘globe, half-black, halfgilt. representing the moon, and arranged A Oacalver.
Ijihlcho wob onre naked to support
to make a complete revolution In twantyas a candidate for tho- academy n corninc and onc-haK days. Round this dial tain literary .mendicant, but hesitated
n golden suu revolves. 'Turning will) the for n long time and yielded only wlion
sun, but at a different speed, is a circle bo w fo lo ld thnt If tbe ambitious anmarked with the signs of the zodiac, and tlior should foil to bo eioctod bo would
outside tills is unother circle marked with die of It. Failure nevortbolcss did
rams, and tho following year, when a
the hours of the day.
The center of the third story is' occupied second vacancy occurred, Lnbichc's
by an alcove containing a gilt figure of vote was once moro solicited In the
man's behalf. "No,’* shouted Lablcho
tho Virgin and Child, gnd flanked by two
in rchetneut Indignation; MI will' not
golden doors. Four times a day, at 3, 6, vote for a man who poos not kocp Ida
0 and 12 o'clock, tlie three kings—Mel- word. Ho did not dlo.”
choir, Caspar and Balthasar—¿preceded by
nn angel with a golden trumpet, issues Ms Fait the Fire.
from one door and crosses to tho other,
A millwright woa converted to tho
bowing and saluting ns they unss before puy of tlilntrlruf nf a eert whlrh pert'-rturMllffiJTihir On the next tier stands a odlraUy wae Inspired with a fore
Ticavy glit bronze figure of the winged knowledge of tho imminence of tho
lion o f B l Mnrk. Surmounting tlie tower day of doom nnd^et tbedato, prepnrlug Tot Gabriel's greeting. . .
arc two bcll\ one within the other, on
Tho dato woa set, and tbe day cams.
which two bronzjMglants strike the tiunr- Tho millwright donned his white robo
Home Marie Bread. Like Mother
Used to Bake
Quick Orders for Foncy
Cakes Filled Promptly,
T T ie o ¡-J . M iller & So
House Furnishing Goods
S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
Wall Paper. Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing'
Machines, Edison P h o n o g ra p h s and Records* 'Wholesale Goojls delivered to any parts of the
• '* Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene -
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“ b y - the Associated Press, (tllie ac
knowlodged best news service on
. earth), find n staff Of Spe
and wont out Into tho Held« to ttwatt
cial Correspondents in
tho coming mooting with xho celes
every town in the
tial throng. Tho day passed until it
s o u t h
was Jato In tho afternoon, and tho
millwright, having arisen at tho stroke
of midnight on tho morn of tho event 0 months
ful day, grew drowHy and, throwing 3 months
himself down upon a pllo of bay, fell I monili
asleep nt bis watch.
.
Delivered by carrterrDaily
and Sunduy 12c per week.
street tlie cry of "stop him" reached the
ears of _Charlie Hniyl at the stables.
Mr. Eland is like one of his fox hounds;
always eager for a chase and. grabbing
his trusty liowiizcr. be joined the pur
suers. On Oak avenue Mr. Hand turned
loose tho heavy artjllery and the fleeing
negro, thinking judgment da"Sr had come
and tlie clap of doom had stxuck, came to
a slop and Was'promptly escorted to the
the panu select*
now wear a pair
■corn to match.
__ £
.
le Kiacra
to riding bicycles
iwrt of die city,
hout o light and
ed from this date.
, City Mmslm!.
HARDWARE
Best TuillPPcd Well OrUUng Machine In Suntord. Personal
Attention Given to All Work
It will be to Your Interest to See Me. Any Sire Drill up
to ,S ix Inches
Telephone No. 60
— The Semi-Wcrely Journal,
one year, one dollar.
Write for premium offer» In Connection
with the Semi-Weekly. Samples mill
lost:
“Ju st as I expected—In bell after agent's outfit free fur asking. Subscribe
yourself and then get ^our friends to sub
scribe. Liberal commission to agents.
Old Tim o "W inslets.”
Patrick Malono was baring an argu
ment with a friend who woa well post
ed In history.
"How con you contend that tho a«Hunt irtatr were more advanced 'flTan
the old Egyptians?” Mid his friend.
“Why, tho Egyptians must bare even
understood electricity, as wire« corresponding to our own telegraph wire«
tu v « been found 1» archaeological excnvotlona there."
j “That may bs," answered. Pat, “ hut
the fact that no wires have been found
111 Ircbmd simply makea.lt d ea r to my (lAient fo r
that the Irish were lq tho habit
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W . W . LONG
Fresh Meats
Vlrilnla C arotina Ter
tillzers^_
Consult the Purple Folder
?or detailed infonnnlion, rules, sdiedules and reservations, see your
Ticket Agent, write to or call on
*
rRIT0T,
-FRANK C. J
» Passenger Agent
t à
y
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I M
M
-fravelling Pu»w»i«
^ -A tia u tic C o a s t L in e , J a c lu ó n v U le , F la .
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X
�THE SANFORD IIERALD
Sanford
Machine J Foundry
Works
*
HRoF»2entmlndcd was a certain New
X arui turner that he couldn't open.
m, mouth without making an orraut
. « of himself. Onco ho courted a
*„nng woman, n ia suit looked promLrnf for a time. Then, with n sor
rowful visage, ho ceased his court"h“y'et she seemed Infatuated with you,
jsbes," said a friend to whom ho went
for sympathy.
'
“Alio were, too." Jab c* ngreed.
-Well, what could hnvo been the
'^nunno," said be. "Dunno, but When
1 proposed abo turned mo down cold."..
•Terhaps your x*roposnl.. wasn't ar{tout enoughT
« /
' -Oh, It was fiery," said Jobcx. j'T Io t
is pepper. I told her ahe was thb only
fromnn Pfl ercr loved, ever looked at,
ever thought of or"—
' f
-nut." said hla friend, "you forgot,
then, you were a widower."
,
-Jingo," said Jn b o v “ao 1 did.”
trademark of hpuesty.'? Ono (lny bo
mot Mr. Heir tier hurrying toward
Wall street ferry to avoid the down
pour of n Buddcn rnlnstorin. "Toko
my urubrelln,” said tho broker. .‘“I
don’t'need I t The coming bus tnkea
mo to my door." At tho ferry' Mr.
Ilcocher mot a Presbytcrlnn Indy, n
prominent worker of n ulster church,,
who, having no timbrel In, wan lament
ing her Inability to reach her ear mifely. Tho. urhnno preacher forced tho
umbrella upon her ns ho Bnld. “1 will
Ire out your wny tomorrow and will
call and get- It." Hut tho great ex
pounder of truth and honesty was
horrified when upon opening tho um
brella tho good slater at once dlseoveFed a ' pasted slip upon which wan
.written in . a h o ld round hand, ’ 'Stolen
by aomo PLesbyterlnn thief!"
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,
C L E A N S AN D P R E S S E S
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Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing
Repairing of all Kinds
of Machinery
G iv in g y o u tw e lv e p ie ce s
)
.
a m o u th
DEALERS. IN
W e w ill c a l l for a n d
A ll W ork G uaranteed
Office and works ón Oák Avenue,
near Fenmld’s
G E O . W . A D A M S , Managi
h Gold's Burlier Shop
FR ESH
to P a i a .
General Hciijamln F. Hullor wan ono
Tou aro holding y o u r h e a d to o h ig h .
of n coinmlnfllon to cxnuilne young ap
Von have n oth in g to g lv o b u t n n n eer.
plicants for ndmlaslou to the bar, anil
Tou are pass'..ig y o u r o ld .fH o n d a b y
before him caine a youth who fulled
For Hit' m-w, w ho a ro leaa a ln co ro .
Ah. 'lla all v e ry w e ll, m y d o a r.
miserably on all that pertained to Jur
Wllh a proud an d a c o m fu l ey o .
isprudence, case law, civil law, tiumpTn look up nt tho s t a r s I n . t hi s w o rld o f
tuary -law,-- unwritten-ln w -a n d due
- d>roccBa-of~lnwrr~FinfiI]y"nuiIer, who
rather liked tho ebup and guided to
J . I. A N D E R S O N ’S
boo him through, naked: "W hat would
Maurice O'NctU.
yfeu llko to'be examined In? You hnvo
Jiilled In evorytiring wo hnvo aug*
gested."
fiwallowid the O bjection,
»
A cannibal chief becamo Converted
The reply catnc. "Try me on tho
and asked the missionary to hflmlt him stntutes. L’m up ou them."
to the church.
Butler^ nhook his hend solemnly.
-Hut you havo more than, ono ■wlfe," "My young 1 friend," ho nnld, TWI'in
nhjecied ilia missionary. "My chlirch afraid you won’t do. You may lie ever
ALL WHITE BARBERS
Hoes not nI|owJlmt,,.t__ ____ 1— -— —— -so farnlltnr with the Hlatutea, but what
The chief departed In dejection, but Is to prevent a fool legislature from
A clean towel for every customer
returned again In a few dnyB and tin- repealing all you know?"
ivKinccd. wllh evident sntlsfuctlon,
Y A N C E Y G O L D , Prop
that be now had only ono wife and was Dumas’ Quick Wit.
ready for baptism.
' ' l .
Dumas found a man atdocp in tho
"Hut," objected the clorgymnn doubt Thentro Francois during tho playlug
fully, “where are your other wives7"
of n piece written by Ii Ih friend Bou"Oh;" replied the convert, "I havo mot. "You sec Hint?" said be. “Tbat'a
ralcn them!"
your work.”
.*
C o n su ltin g - M e c h a n ic a l
Next evening n Dumas comedy was
On the Gafe 5¡Je,
jiu t on. Tho two friends looked In
The "colored Indy" who entered aoir* again and found,a $Icoper.
Ice ns cook guvo her immo as Juletta
"You bw , dear Dumas," salil SouPrice, hut constantly referred to her mot, “your works can produce*sleep."
a n d P r a c t i c a l M a ch in ist
huibnnd na George Ledbetter. “ IIow
"Do you'refer to that man?" replied
doe* It Impiien, Juleltn," Bho was asked D uiiiub. ' "Why, that’s (he. man who
FiLH-it In Machine Pc.lgn, Partían mul Kras Ir
one day, "that you go by the nomo of was there last night He's not awako
Price, whllo your huslmnd's name la
I’ALATKA, FLORIDA
Ledbetter?" "Welt, you b m , Mrs. Law
rence,“ sho replied cheerfully, " it’s
Ulti n-wny. I batin' l»en acquainted
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d e liv e r y o u r c lo th e s
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You’ro the alnvo o f a foolU h p rid e.
Wlih your fa c e to th e s ta n -y s k y
you would Iry to look d lsn tfu d.
But you're tram p lin g on th o Tin w e re
That around y o u r p a th w a y lie ;
Tou aro cru sh in g th e hloaaom a b e n e a tt
your feet.
And you nbver c a n aee In y o u r b lind con .
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The Florida Fertilizer Co
Best Brand of Fertilizers
G R O C E R IE S
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Pnrk Avenue, North
for Florida growers
Twenty Years o f Experience with Florida Crops lias Demonstrated
the Worth of Our Ecrtlll/ers ■—
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S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
E N G IN E E R
d Duegio
Dlacksmlthlng and Horseshoeing
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
A U TO M O Q I1 .ES FO R L IV E R Y U S E
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Equnl in strength, shape, durability to the Philadelphia I’reascd Brick
tfr-when
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«omo oue took tho doctor
J? 7** ?or Iw.wtng a false certificate.
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, *10 veiY blght-st puiwrllj," Mngrnth explainer^ "for 1
Md It from tho mari’a owq mouth." *
Building Blocks of all Kinds, Shapes and Sizes
Sewer Pipes and alt Kinds of Cement Work
WE
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Yards In First Street. Between K/rilmads
Is it ns ¿ootl as yuur businosH ? Does it tlo you credit;
W #t ,be *nme tlmo tioted .far
aLn
Tha old man,
dri.. TU ■omewb it of a hypochontQ t0*klned thnf ho could get aomo
.Vlcc from «»cord wlthoiit
W a ffo r lt} Q,n feeling very poorly."
den! do you suffer moat?"
■iKUL * t0n,nch' doctor." .
^tbnfs bad. rieaso shut your
1 can • 0W i,ut out your tonguo so that
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'll Wa>t0,d' After
Wnml k 1 «>nt,eaHr for about ten
khnaeif >0 opcn0d hi« eyes aud fouud
EVERYTHING
J . E . Pace and J . B . Randall, Props
wlebrnted French phys}clan Rlry j WM 0,1>* day wnlkltyt aldng tho
•» Pnrls'whon ho met an
Kcntk'mnu who was verrTlcht“but
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or does it misrepresent you 1 Think it over, imd if you
find it is notu s Rood-«syrmr thin Iriruufiht IdbeTtPy lis once.
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If you are ucetlin^ letter heads, hill heads, envelopes,
amis, statem en t circulurs, iKioklets or anything of that
kind, let us hear! frum you.
We will submit samples and
prices, on request
F. W . T E M P E R T O N fe .:
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Painting and Decorating
Paper Hanging a Specialty .
Agent for A lfred Peats Co.
our Bonds and Linens.
You'll be sureio like them.
W ith Snead & Venable, d p p . Poetofflce
S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A
If you are fond of especially nit* stationery, ask to see
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P*01' Cannibal.
Um u!ain°^ Weo* to 4116 circa». Near
* u a . m *U^ *uc® *o the drcua th e »
lUnt ou7„,
and brUPortrayed ia »“ «■
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General Fire Insurance
Off lee with HOLDKN A C A L E l T A T E CO
lllf or*r n un"Jal fe*a^-corp*e* cook-
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ARRESTED TOR FORGERY
Man Who Gives Residence ns Sanford
Arrested In Jacksonville
Robert P. Bnrncs, white, wlio claims
Sanford ns his home, but who says be
was stopping nt the Prospect House during
his stay in this city, was arrested by Po
liceman McKcwn yesterday afternoon on
a county, warrant charging him -with
forgery,
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It is alleged that On Tuesday night
Barnes walked into the saloon of Murray
& Galbraith, 107 West Bay street, npd
stated that he wanted to purchase some
liquor to be shipped to Sanford: that ho
sclectod the various brands desired, the
bill amounting to $10, and that he then
presented n check with the signature of
L. Cameron attached.
Mr. Murray, who had been attending to
his wnnts, knew Mr. Cameron to be *a
business man In the city nnd as Bnmes
appeared so. sincere in his dealings It
was never dreamed that the check was
no good. . The amount of the check was
$25_ftnil_ Mr. Murray promptly paid
Bnrncs the difference of $IS.
Ycstcrdiw mniiMug when the check was
preseiftiflPrarpaymeni at the bank it was
pronounerd as a forgery and the police
were notified, During the afternoon Policeman McKcwn happened to run across
Barnes on West Bay street and he was
promptly token in charge and sent to po
lice hendquarters.
r When searched checks of all deacrip-tionfl wife found on Ills person, and ns
they were taken from him he had no ex
cuses to offer. He practically admitted
his guilt. Only thirty-five cents were
found on his person; the man stating thnt
he was robbed of the remaining $15
Tuesday night. His case will come up
for n preliminary hearing before Justice
Howell tills morning.—Tinics-Union.
Drcton-Runkct Trio
The Tampa Tribune says: With last
night’« perform ances Hellnst fkrtm .Tcd
Breton. Mlsa^Corlnne Runkel nnd Dove
Runkel, leave Tampn for PlnnfCity, where
they will play this week. They will then
proceed to Sanford where tliey will put in
the winter at Johns' opera house.
Many good fellows In the line of theat
ricals have eomc to Tampa. Man? have
some talent, nnd many have had both
talent and good fellowship, but none of
them have ever jftsplaycd more of each
than Ted Breton: It is with genuine regret that Tampans see him go. His origi
nal conedetions of aftnedy and musical
melange at Ballast Point have been a de
light to those who have taken the time to
go out there. Taking n little license, it is
really n pity thnt such n genius as Ted
Breton Is In his Une should have escaped
those whose business it is to pay for tal
ent and originality with the cold of the
real.
Miss Runkel, also, possesses much talent.
During Iter stay here site has demonstrated
her adaptability to almost any rolathat
might beoflered whether it be In comedy,
drama or musical comedy. She is fcrcntive, original and entirely pleasing in all
of her interpretations, and since she and
Mr. Breton have been at Ballast Point
there is little doubt but that they have en
joyed the reputation, at least, of putting
on the best show going in Tampa.
New ra cto ry Getting Ready
The new sash, door and blind manufac
tory of W, P. Carter & Co. will soon be in
operationrand promises to lie one of the
best in the state, The factory will be lo
cated in the building formerly used ns the
Ice factory, nnd recently purchased by Mr.
Carter. Workmen nre busy thia week
taking out the,machinery of the old ice
plant ahd shipping it to Jacksonville.
Carter & Co. -nre1 to be congratulated
upori their valuable site as a location for
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Jacksonville's Carnival'
the time, to buy. Also good stock of
October 20 to 31 la to be a week of mer
sefthes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. rymaking In Jacksonville, for during thnt
Harry J . Wilson.
period the Jacksonville Carnival Assoc] a tioa will hold a great carnival, AttrncWinner Washing Machines
A few more of these still left, soldstrictly lions never before seen in the South will
on gunntee. If they do not do whnt we be brought here, and It is expected that
claim, money j§ refunded. Harry J . Wilson the city will be filled, with -visitors...The
merchants or thll city have strongly en
Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Anydorsed tho .proposed carnival and urge
-Uling ynu want in hand plows, fertilizer
their, patrons throughout the state to ntdistributors, etc., Harry J . Wilson.
tend. Very low rates for liie round trip
Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill will be given by the railroads niul sternaHardware Company.
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boat lines running to Jacksonville.
SANFORD HERALD
CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Announcemcnts for municipal office will
be published under this caption from now
until the election nt the uniform price of
$3.00 each, payable strictly in ndvnnce.
For City Marshal
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P ab st’s C e l e b r a t e d Mead
C ig a rs o n d * T o b a c c o
To ihe Voter* of Sanford. v
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i hereby announce my*cli a» a m ndM ate for City
fcUr»hal,«ib|eet to the will of Btt of the. voter* of
the town of Sanford at the oominj municipal rleetlnn.
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I hove had tom e year* e*t>crlenre a* on nmcer
and fully reallxe the dutle* rn iulm l of n MarahalIf elected, 1 promt*« to faithfully and cunw-icotiotiv
ly *rrre , and will at all time« try my til moat td en
force the law* of the *1* 1« and the city.
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Arrival and Departure of
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South.
South
F in is h e d L u m b e r for all Building
P u rp o s e s
B e s t G r a d e C y p re s s Shingles
Trilby. S t. IVleubur
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All point* SouUrr.':.
Hall* m aiktd d are dall
Sunday.
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The B e it Bananas
Hon. J . N. Whittier, standing in front of
one of SanfbrdVleading groceries, point
ing to a bunch of Benrhead bananas,
said to a friend “thnt is the best banana
that grows."
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Governor Broward Bays “The Benrhead
banana is the finest hnnnnn that I ever
tasted."
The following leading groceries sell Bcnrhcad bananas.'
Sanford Grocery Company, C. H. Evans.
J . B. Williams. Tnte & Osteen.
E. W. S hanihukgek,
Benrhead Farm. Pine Cnstlc, Fla.
Made a Man o f Him
A man once prominent in Imaineaa aiHl
nodal circles' had fallen TO- Itte^Towest
deptlis of degradation when n relative
placet! him in the Keeiey Institute and he
is now back In his former rinss, successful
anti respected. - For detail and confiden
tial information address. The Kcelay In
stitute. Jacksonville, Florida.
C IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid
digestion and give you health
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Th e Sanford Cooa~Col#-fl^ttÌìng Co./Sanford, Fit
C H A S . H. E V A N S
Staple and Fancy Groceries
If you like. The Herald show your np|>re
elation by sending In your subscription nt
once. Only one dnllnr n year forlwal«*»
pages of~ the best rending matter evee
served up for your dclcctntion.
F u ll L in e o f H ig h G ra d e C ig a r s a n d 'Tubaegus
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M. M. Smith has 1,000 .ncres of celery
Innil. Sold on ennv terms.
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Number 8
NEWS Of THE WORLD
SANrORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908
hie to tnlk with vessels 250 miles nt sea.
or for vessels that distance apart to Coin-1
muniente with each other.
COUNTY LEGISLATORS
First Year
No. 10.—.Isaac Aten. W. M. Hansel,
E. Mills, inspectors, C. J . Sweet, clerk.
No. 17.—H. C. Mathers. T. M. Arnold, E
R. Prince, Inspectors. Win. Ferry, clerk,
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r ta n n o r i F r n m I Thrc® firem en were killed while fighting
Items of Interest Gleaned From flro ,hnt dMtoyed Ul0 Knox five nnd ten Met In Regular Session Wed- No. 18.—G. G. Coward, S. J . Gore, Lemue
Council Met in Regular Session
Hodges, inspectors. I* C, Hatch, clerk.
Various Sources
cent store In Youngstown, Ohio, Inst week.
nesriay— Transact Business
Monday Night
No. 19— J . H. Bear, J . A. Harris. I
A qnck of rice wns sojd nt nuclloi\ Inst
Ward, inspectors, , D. Batchelor, clerk.
week in Lake Chnrlcs, La., for $20. T iic .c l r _ T1
20— T. B. Cntherwood, R. B. Lynch
IIAPPENIIVOS DURING THE WEEK rice enme from Honduras, nnd the money]|ELECTION INSPECTORS NAMED A.No.
E. Sjoblom, inspectors. J . B. Stryker, FRANCHISES IMPORTANT TOPIC
clerk.
went to ihepcmocrntlc national campaign
No. 21.— W, A. Wilson,-J. E. Rose,*■*-■
Here the Readers Will -fin d a Brief fund.
Drainage of Low Lands In lije Sanford Cornell, inspector*. C. E. White, clerk.
Notnfflg'Done In Regard to Franchise
.Historical Spring Flowing
By nn explosion In n powder store house*
Section Receives Attention
No. 22 —G. B. W. Bray. L. D. Jones,
For Electric Lights— Meet
For Hurried Readers
In Spencer, N. C., Inst week, twrnfY’-'t?
H. Greggoryr inspector*. J . G. Srrozter,
Neyr Ronds Opened — —
Again Next Monday
clerk.
rsons were killed or wounded. Every
Doth Dryon nnd Taft attended the LrfWes
Board of County Commissioners met
The
city
council met in regular session
No. 24.—W. S. Branch, J . C. Johnson.
to the Gulf Deep Waterway Convention nt house In Sj>encer nnd for miles around Wednesday, with the following rrtembots
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F.
McDowell,
inspectors.
M.
A.
Ncwdi
lose-Monday
night,-with nil members
Chlcaito. Thursdoy. nnd made non-politi were shaken by the explosion.
Present: Chairman Dickson; Commission- clerk.
present
nnd
the
galleries full o f-specta
Crest Hall nnd Occnn View hotel, two .‘rs Lee, Tilden nnd Chappell.
cal ipecclies.
No; 2 9 — J. C. Knspiingcr, W' A. Fitts, tors who were very desirous of viewing
Tuesday morning, a demented woman of tne largest summer hotels nt Winthrop,
Messrs. Rossitor, Holden,Whitner.et nl.. J. M. Lord, inspectors. M. L. Scott, clerk the deliberations of the city onions nt
leapt to her death in Niagara Falls.
Mass., were destroyed by fire Oct. 3. loss apjicatrd l>eforc the board In rcgnrd to
The clerk wns authorized to furnish the close r a n g e .______ *______
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Assessor
with a county mop.
—Reports from dw Island of lu a m dis- « 5 0 ;0 °0* All the guests and other per- draining low hind. It wns ordered thnt
After die reading of the minutes oFlnst
1 J the fact thnt the typhoon
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-which I sons in the buildings esca|H‘d without In tlm matter he advertised for thtec weeks “ The accounts were examined and war
dose
meeting nnd calling the roll council waded
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according to Inwt the subject matter then rants ordered drawn to cover same.
raged in the harbor Sunday covered a wide
into the business nt hand nnd took up
Cardinal Gibbons will arrive in Balti to he placed before the boon). The ad
Adjourned to 6 n: m., first Monday in tho adjustment of taxes thnt had been
srea nnd did considerable damage. The
more today and 500 Catholics will give vertisement to he made in n SaiBord pn- Noveinbcn.
barracks was destroyed nnd much damage
op for discussion before. The taxes of
him a reception. The entire day will be per,
done to shipping, several vessels being
Dr. Phili|n'drag store were induced to
given over to festivities in honor of the
The committee on llcnnlnll avenue CELERY AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS $2,500.
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wrecked nnd many lives lost.
great prelate.
•nade
its
report.
And
upon
motion
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Moved
by
Aldcrmnn
Robinson nnd sec
Ileant hns mnde it rather wnrm politi
ordered that the road lie aliened ns soon Margy Handsome New* Residences In onded by Aldcnnnn Evans, thnt the “fr- *
cally the past week by his attacks on SenMOST MODERN PACKING HOUSE OB possible.
Course or Construction
dinance granting to S. Q. Chase, A. T.
-nion Fornker nnd Bailey. Roosevelt hns
Ordered that a wmmnt lie drawn to
Celery avenue pro|x:rty owners nrc keep Rossi ter, A. P, ■Connnllv.-Er-P.-FnnuiTr
derided to'tnkc n hand in the campaign,
nnd will stump New York In the interest Chase & Company Will Soon he Ready |ihc A. C. L. Ry., for hauling 04 cars ol |ing well ahransLof-lhe-TntwTmniitTiCdin^ jl?id-J.- N.~Wbluier. tfieffi1 ntsmialiUHimt-—
marl nt $7 per
For the Citrus Crop
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irroycmenL sa ruadifest lirrrnbouisr TJurT assigns, Ixi placed back to its second rend- .
of.hls protege. Tuft.
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: A vielt l<» Hic new mid jnmiimatkpack-1 —Ilm following prrsnns Ymdvcd permits ing the past few weeks many new resi ing, for tire purixise of substitufions and
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Iftfr paaéé-of-ôir~Eurape4nRhanSe~orPltnse & Co. is n revelation to to carry fire-arms: J. W. Jackson, N. C. dences have been- contracted for, while amendments.
Imbed by imminent war between Bulgarin
one who hns not been keeping informed Griliin, H. L Holt, I lamp Savage,’ T. E. ■several nrc in course of construction or
U|xm call of the roll on tlie above mo
•bdTurkey. The former hns proclaimed •ipon the marvelous improvements bring Heidi, Harold Bourne, E. J. Beidlsr, Win.
nearing completion.
tion. two-thirds of the council present
inilcpemlcncc nnd is anxious to. light Tur.
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mnde In orange packing machinery. The Eppler.
W. H. Corwin is having built a fine res voting in tlie affirmative, tire motion was
. ley. The iiuestlon wliich hasliecn stirring
H, Floeger’s letter in regard to road idence on the avenue nenr Mr. Rossitey's adopted,____________ ---------- —J
new house recently constructed by this
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the wlwilc people of Euro|te more deeply well-known firm is not only the largest near Sanford referred to Mr. Hraqluun.
place, which will TOSl ^$500. Next door
Movcrl by Alderman Robinson anil sec
than any otlicr within the memory of the out undoubtedly the lies! and most im
Rejxirts of Inspectors of Marks and 11° Mr.OortvIn's n linnglsome;$2.500 (rouse onded by Aldenunn Robbins, that the or-[iff«-in generation, is, does it mean wnr Y
proved {Mckinghousc in the stnte.
ilimincc granting to .S . 0, ChasA'-AJE___
Brands from Districts Nos, I I. 10. 17 nnd
Dcing erected for Walter Barkley.
li ismtnln that France, Great Britain.
•The pew machinery recently -jnstnlled 32 received and filed.
At the corner of Celery- mid Onmrmn Rossitor, A. P. Connelly, F, P. 'Forster.and
[T. _nudItaly will do their utmost to innintain
is of the latest improved type from Cali-1 Report
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of uurxgiected mx’bs made ns |; ivenues, and next to the home of G. C J . N. Wlillncr, tlieir nssireintes nnd miprate In the East, but nil depends upon.
fornln, and built according to the U. S. follows: McDougal a $1500 liouso is nearing com signs, be amended by adding n further
“ Whai may happen nt Constantinople.1,
government s|>eclflcntions, having already County Revenue........... .............$323 82 pietion. This is the |troix*rly of W. C explanation in the title ns to the purpn.re
National Clinirman Mnckruixin his re lemnnstrnted the idea nf so handling nnd
x
of the ordinance, so that Ute nature thciO- ■'
Hires nnd Forfeitures
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tain toChicngo,Wcdncsdoy. declared thnt„ packing citrus fruits us to reduce the lo.v
of
mny lx: better understood. Thnt said
The
beautiful
residence
of
Mr.
Compmpst
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.the tide wns strong for lirynn in the East. by decay to a minimum.
ordinance
shall be enl|t)qd: "An Ordiit- r
near
(lie
Wldiner
ptnee,
nnd
facing
the
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.He said New York Is going Democratic; In
mice
granting
to S. 0. Chase, R, T. Rosriver,
hns
been
completed.
The house hns two floors, giving n floor School Tax District
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224 80
fact. It will be a landslide for Bryan In th<
^siter, A. P, Connelly, F. P. Forster nnd J .
ipndc of between 25,000 nnd 30,000 feci,
Petition of J. L. Dillard, el nl., for road
High School's Good Showing
Empire State. New Jersey, Rhode Island.
N. Whittier, their associates find assigns,
the roof having n lire proof skylight gives laid oVor-under the rales.
For
ihu benefit of those who are inter- certain rights and ■privileges pertnining
Maryland, Dclawnrc and Ohio will also lx
ample light ti|ion the pit where the
The purchasing committee was author- Listed in our schools, it will Ire interesting to street railroad in the City of Sanford,
found in the Democratic column.
fruit is packed. The oranges come into ized to have a van fyr prisoners made.
to know thnt tip to the present time over Florida." That the engrossed Ordinance The entire week in Philadelphia lim the house in the field boxes and after that
Superintendent of Ronds and Bridge» 100 pupils hove been enrolled, At the with tire amendments nnd tho nmended
been given over to celebrating the 2 2 fill. the machinery does the rest. Tlio boxes
was authorized to have an 18-iuch sewei opening of the school last year 205 pupils title be substituted for the original ordin
•Alrthdny of the Quaker City,
are placed ujxm moving arms which slowly put in tho public road west of Wintei
were enrolled which clearly demonstrates ance nnd amendments; nnd that tiie or
An entire family of ten lost their lives roll the fruit Into the hoppers upon rubber Garden.
the growth of Sanford nnd that many pn- dinance ns engrossed he read nnd suhin n tenement fire in New York city Mon rolls, being carried down the slides ana
Ordered that the County Physician lx; rents recognizing-« he excellence of. San
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sized into their respective places by means authorized to put a medicine eliest in the ford's High School have removed to tlrlr ectcil to nny further amendments that__ mny be adopted.
During the nrnutui-lhc-world voyage of of rollers wliich vary and can be regulated County Home.
,
, city to give their children tile benefit, of n
This brought forth a discussion ns to
the United States batteship fleet, nine very easily according to tile size of the
The chairman was empoweped to act in mipr^Vior education, Over fifty pupils are whether the priginol form laid not Ixren
teen cases of consumption have developed fruit.
the matter of a railing nround the porch enrolled h i tho High School department.
lost in making changes nnd whether the
Here they are wrapped and packer! into at Urn County Homer
and three deaths therefrom hnvo occurred.
- The High School Literary Society elected changed version could Ixi placed upon Its
Tlie Mutual-Telephone Co., of Winter the following officers at the meeting Mon second reading. After being read mid
On account of clndem In Manila, Rent boxes wliich are sent along a moving track
Admiral Sperry will malritalp. quarantine to tlie patent nailing mnchincs where one Garden, wns granted the right to use tire day night:
compared by Alderman Thrasher and duly.«- toil not allow the U. S. jnckics to land clamp does the work of two men and the publicroads under tho rules adopted by
President. Henry Pcnhpdy, of the senior liscusscd, it was moved arid sedomlod
boxes are ready to bo loaded into the cars tills board.
there.
class. ’
that the rules he suspended mid the ordi
Mr. Chase has added a new brushing
It was ordered that in all telephone
Vice President, Eugene Rouinillnt. of the nance be placed u|tun its third reading
A Louisiana editor wns shot five times
machine this year which consists of a sidu| lincsftn the county, no new poles slinll he junior class.
by his girl wife, Saturday, the 3rd Inst.
mid film) passage. The vole was taken,
and bottom of brushes and a top of revolv put neiyer than fifteen feet to the ccntci
Secretary,
Earnest
Betts,
of
the
so
pi
toresulting as follows: Thrasher, Stevens,
Nat Goodwin, thé famous actor, hnr ing brushes, nil ■marie to polish up the
if tlie public roads, except Celery avenue, more class.
1
and Evans, nay; Robbins and Robinson,
been granted an absolute divorce from his gni|icfruit, and it is safe to say (hat when
where tho limit shall Ire twenty feet; nnd
Treasurer, Clarence Mafioney, of the yen. Motion was lost.
*ife, Maxine Elliott, on account of .deser this golden fruit passes through tills bunch
that all poles now in the fifteen feet limit freshman class.
Not wishing to tie up tho matter indefi
tion. The acucas says she is pleased.
of revolving bristles, (lie Northern epicure shall Ire mover! nt once.
The pupil* arc becoming interested in nitely, it was finally agreed upon that the
The St. Chnrlcs hotel nnd two newspa can eat the fruit, rind and all.
Mr. Chappell was authorized to continue their studies, and the |>erfevt order being irdinancc granting tliis franchise Ire re
per olficra at Richmond, Ky., Were de
Workmen are busily engaged putting work on the Geneva Ferry rand.
maintained demonstrates tho nhility of ferred to tlie mayor for examination, with
stroyed by lire last Sunday. Loss $70.000. tho house in shape, and a lurge gas engine
Tlie chairman and clerk were author Prof. Perkins nnd his able cori» of assist authority to consult wlth-a.xxani*»tcnt-m:----—
Die national campaign is at fever bent. will furnish the power for nil the machine- ized to prepare tickets nnd make neccs- ants.
torney as to its adaptability and legnlity.
■ad Democrats nrc making gains through-1r^' When the golden globes are ready to mtX—nmrngeifienU for the election in
Hie ordinance granting n franchise to the
Kindergarten
School
to
Open
the land. Rcwaevcit, getting uneasy. move northward; the house of-unase t Co. November.
Sanford Electric Light A Power Go win
Mrs.
K.
C.
Maxwell
and
Miss
Mell
Wldtwill do their share of packing nnd loading
®*s taken n hand in tire contest.
Inspectors and. Clerks for the election , WT h;".-,'. ............................ . .tin km nv tttP Wtwr.' TUJt lll'ted' upon on account of the lateness
nnd do it in record time.
Hsn-y Thaw is charged by his wife with
for two weeks they have lx*en studying the of tlie hour, nnd Irecauseseveral members
[•were appointed, viz:
noa-suppor;— SluMxiye-thnt—TOT sum of
¡shed to look into tiie matter further.
Will Make Sanford Their Home
Precinct No, t.—S. It. Kilgore, A. W. tnproved methods of kindergnrten work.
"riño ney ha» ever been settled on her
It wns resolved that hereafter it shall
E. F. McConnhn of Richmond, hid., was Acree, J. C. Anderson, Insixretors. D. J. These Indies will take charge of the kinby
To**» family, nnd thnt for the past two in the city lust week and before leaving [ileidler, clerk.
iergarten department of the school in con be tho «July of the building committee to
month» Thaw lias not supported her. Ttic purchased the Chapman property on St.
Hill. U. A nection with the first grade, anil this de pass upon tlie .building or reimirs of nil
No. 2.—J. S. Simmons, T.
.
Simnxms
I
Gallo
way,
inspectors^
.
J.
lrinl « »I New York over *50.000'. Gertrude aycpuc. ns well as a tract of nine
partment will be opened on Monday next. buildings, tents or booths, or moving of
clerk.
la the big nulo-race at Brighton Bench.. acres of .........
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unimproved property adjoining
Fhis will be good nows to Uie people of same within the fire.JiuiUs-of-4be' city,No, 3.—A. B. Cameron. F, L. Miller. R.
„ ^or* «a*hed into each other, injuring this from Holden Real Estate Company, I G. Maxwell, inspectors. E. W. D. Dunn Sanford os tlie vacancy caused by Mrs. nnd the building committee sltnli
driven and greatly damaging the
Mr. McConohn left for ids home Sntur- !clerk—vfuhoney’s death seemed destined to re- erned by the bnlinuncus. Person
o ^ D . l^jmin fpt'some time. Under the direction tcmplating such buildings, repairs
>■ t ____________________ _________ 1day night, expecting to return to Sanford
No. 4.—Chas. A. Fox, C. LJ. Pearsoi
A crazy New York farmer laid a plot to I in about three weeks with his family,when H. C Rabun, Insjxictors, O. T. Pearson, a r M iC Maxwell and Miss Whitncr. nnd moving any such structure within the fire
being isolated from the remainder of lire linits, shall first obtain n permit from
mtr^
Helen Gould, by selling a n il-1Ibey wm niake their future homo here. clerk. —----«—— --------- -—■ *
No. 5.—T. L. McmL B. F. Wheeler. A. school, tlie little tots siiouki have every tlie building committe to do so. Tho***" »hoes. After annoying the Goiild I Mr. McConaha U a friend of our fellow F. Farnell. inspectors. W, J. Lawton,
mayor, marshal- and police'sitall demand*
•®dly for several montlia, he was arrested citizens, Messrs. Edgar. E. Brown and C. E. clerk.
____ advantage, and the uorcntfl cmi re st-a sthe exhibit of such a ixrmit before per
sured
that
the
"young
ideas
can
be
taught
“** *wk and placed in on asylum.
I Hamilton.
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No. 0._D. D. Deane, C. A. 'Rauierson,
J. F. Taylor. ins|x:ctors, H. Baker, clerk. how to shoot.'’ The school opens Monday mitting such improvements to ixocped.
. ^ nu**d<0 the enormity of the devosta-J
th* Eastern Markets
The treasurer’s report disclosed.the fol
No. 7 __Isaac Hodges, Geo. Jacobs, E. in the old sfchool building on Palmetto
by Uie. flood in India, tlie 11 Mr. a n l Mrs. Mettinger are using their H. Kilbec. Insixsctors. J , Tilden Jacobs,
lowing:- Total receipts on hand and in
avenue. ____________________
Press and charitable societies apd I every, effort to please tlie Sanford people
bank Sept 1, $900.55, . Total expendi
For Free Delivery
«lioninl office are extrting all their in- with fall goods, searching all the Eastern | No. 8,—J. H. Williamson. T„ M. Henkle,
Messrs. Stevens k Woodruff arc busily tures, $209.07. Balance on hand, Sept.
on<* Power to furnish relief to tlie markets for tlie very latest creations in s. E. Mathers, inspectors. E. J. Cox, clerk.
5th, S69L48. _____ ___ __ _.
— ------, n rei'°n. Reports mnde is that the I mllUnery. fancy goods, etc. In price and
No. 9 __ J. B. Clouscr. R. A. Jenkins, W. enguged In putting up the' names pf lire
Council
adjourned
to'
meet
next
Monday
iTtfitfi 1fttorRJCiIo*ns. nnd as sdbn as
^ rnity 1» Uie worst that ever befel Indio, quality of materials, Jijack nnd- color# in ) K- HeelFi
*^'” r
night,
when
the
matter,
of
lire
franchise
tlie
city
can
be
plotted,
these
gentlemen
No. 10^-G. S. Dann. W. J . Miner; A.
territory devastated is tl»e*zBOfiltiv- 1dress-rftxxls iiiey cannot be surpassed.
M in e r., Inspectors- W. L. Moore, clerk.
will place numbers on nit the houses, and l or electric lights will probably be settled.
«i|a»h counties. Densely populated they buy direct from the manufacturers,
Tío. II.—G. W. Rincs, J . 0. Walch, Gus Sanford will then tie ready for free deliv
turned
into an ocean of seem -1avoiding Jobbers profits. ‘ In ten days or Jackson. Inspectors.■ J . M. Love, clerk.
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Notice to Bicycle Riders
“»y bottomless slime, in wliich lie buried I two weeks they will exhibit the finest in | No.'12.*—I- C. Oslxime. S. E. Goolsby, J. ery of mail. Tliis will Ire one more step
The
ordinance
relative to riding bicycles
toward making a Greoter Sanford.
S. Kimball. Inspectors. M. F. McDonald,
J r * yi ° ' 000 n°Gves and many Euro- this line ever- shown in Sanford.
on the sidewalks In any part of the city,
U,
i0 bodies are being burned in
plerk.
Get Your House Numbers
and riding after dark without a light and
Celery Plants far Sale
Pm *
No. 13 —H. Schopke. Geo. Conroy. J . E.
Buy
your
(reuse numbers of A. E. Hill ^«11, will be strictly enforced from tills dqto.
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| I have abqyt a million early transplant-1 Merrill, in s ire c lo rs .
C. W . Rose, clerk.
T. J . Lee, City Mondial.
i>y the y
ed oeicry
celery prams
plants wuicn
which *1i oner
offer ror
for saie.
sale. i N 14 _ p flU| Speer. V. Parkins, Jolin at 4 cents cadi. Any child can put them
U .n i, . I>hQ
^ Tn**
“ * T being Installed Ij oa
i in the „ I,’roitcor«***»ny on their ves- They will be ready Ibr delivery byjQctober Michael, inspectors. A. W. Auriey, clerk. up or Stevens & Woodruff will place them
M: M. Smith has 1,000 ucres of celery
By mean* r'T 0nd ^ ib b e a li service. 15th. Free of green hearts and sports.
No-13.__H. Ncrling, 11- A , Moore, W. M. for eight cents, inuking your total cost 20
__0 UlC!Mi tclepJxmes It U possl- j 8-tf
A. Dorncs, Celery, avenue. |Mosely. Inspectors. . J . A. Mnjller, clerk Icents.
land- Sold on easy tenus.
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Drcton-Runkct Trio
ARRESTED TOR FORGERY
M an Who Gives Residence ns Sanford
A rrested In Jacksonville
Robert P. Bnrncs, white, wlio claims
Sanford ns his home, but who says be
was stopping nt the Prospect House during
his stay in this city, was arrested by Po
liceman McKcwn yesterday afternoon on
a county, warrant charging him -with
forgery,
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It is alleged that On Tuesday night
Barnes walked into the saloon of Murray
& Galbraith, 107 West Bay street, npd
stated that he wanted to purchase some
liquor to be shipped to Sanford: that ho
sclectod the various brands desired, the
bill amounting to $ 10, and that he then
presented n check with the signature of
L. Cameron attached.
Mr. Murray, who had been attending to
his wnnts, knew Mr. Cameron to be *a
business man In the city nnd as Bnmes
appeared so. sincere in his dealings It
was never dreamed that the check was
no good. . The amount of the check was
$25_ftnil_ Mr. Murray promptly paid
Bnrncs the difference of $IS.
Ycstcrdiw mniiMug when the check was
preseiftiflPrarpaymeni at the bank it was
pronounerd as a forgery and the police
were notified, During the afternoon Policeman McKcwn happened to run across
Barnes on West Bay street and he was
promptly token in charge and sent to po
lice hendquarters.
r When searched checks of all deacrip-tionfl wife found on Ills person, and ns
they were taken from him he had no ex
cuses to offer. He practically admitted
his guilt. Only thirty-five cents were
found on his person; the man stating thnt
he was robbed of the remaining $15
Tuesday night. His case will come up
for n preliminary hearing before Justice
Howell tills morning.—Tinics-Union.
The Tampa Tribune says: With last
night’« perform ances Hellnst fkrtm .T cd
Breton. Mlsa^Corlnne Runkel nnd Dove
Runkel, leave Tampn for PlnnfCity, where
they will play this week. They will then
proceed to Sanford where tliey will put in
the winter at Johns' opera house.
Many good fellows In the line of theat
ricals have eomc to Tampa. Man? have
some talent, nnd many have had both
talent and good fellowship, but none of
them have ever jftsplaycd more of each
than Ted Breton: It is with genuine regret that Tampans see him go. His origi
nal conedetions of aftnedy and musical
melange at Ballast Point have been a de
light to those who have taken the time to
go out there. Taking n little license, it is
really n pity thnt such n genius as Ted
Breton Is In his Une should have escaped
those whose business it is to pay for tal
ent and originality with the cold of the
real.
Miss Runkel, also, possesses much talent.
During Iter stay here site has demonstrated
her adaptability to almost any ro la th a t
might beoflered whether it be In comedy,
drama or musical comedy. She is fcrcntive, original and entirely pleasing in all
of her interpretations, and since she and
Mr. Breton have been at Ballast Point
there is little doubt but that they have en
joyed the reputation, at least, of putting
on the best show going in Tampa.
New ra c to ry G etting Ready
The new sash, door and blind manufac
tory of W, P. Carter & Co. will soon be in
operationrand promises to lie one of the
best in the state, The factory will be lo
cated in the building formerly used ns the
Ice factory, nnd recently purchased by Mr.
Carter. Workmen nre busy thia week
taking out the,machinery of the old ice
plant ahd shipping it to Jacksonville.
Carter & Co. -nre1 to be congratulated
upori their valuable site as a location for
an entcroriae of this kind---------------— .v
want-i^gLwdzm nwiajt-a^toi^nrtcg. noWTs
Jacksonville's Carnival'
the time, to buy. Also good stock of
October 20 to 31 la to be a week of mer
sefthes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. rymaking In Jacksonville, for during thnt
Harry J. Wilson.
period the Jacksonville Carnival Assoc] a tioa will hold a great carnival, AttrncWinner W ashing M achines
A few more of these still left, soldstrictly lions never before seen in the South will
on gunntee. If they do not do whnt we be brought here, and It is expected that
claim, money j§ refunded. Harry J. Wilson the city will be filled, with -visitors...The
merchants or thll city have strongly en
Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Anydorsed tho .proposed carnival and urge
-Uling ynu want in hand plows, fertilizer
their, patrons throughout the state to ntdistributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.
tend. Very low rates for liie round trip
Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill will be given by the railroads niul sternaHardware Company.
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boat lines running to Jacksonville.
SANFORD HERALD
CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
w , h. hand
Announcemcnts for municipal office will
be published under this caption from now
until the election nt the uniform price of
$3.00 each, payable strictly in ndvnnce.
P a b s t’s C e l e b r a t e d Mead
For City Marshal
Cigars ond*Tobacco
To ihe Voter* of Sanford. v
. . . .
i hereby announce my*cli a» a mndMate for City
fcUr»hal,«ib|eet to the will of Btt of the. voter* of
the town of Sanford at the oominj municipal rleetlnn.
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I hove had tome year* e*t>crlenre a* on nmcer
and fully reallxe the dutle* rniulml of n MarahalIf elected, 1 promt*« to faithfully and cunw-icotiotiv
ly *rrre, and will at all time« try my til moat td en
force the law* of the *1* 1« and the city.
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QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
WELBORN BLOCK
Arrival and Departure o f
Effective Au|u*t Second
d o st M roumr*:
for TUutvlIle and F. E. C ,..........1..........
Trlby. St. I’rirr*burt...........I
:: Your Ordei* Solicited
0
Tartina. Lcr»laut
O v ie d o ..........
All
All
All
All
point*
potot*
point*
point*
Finished Lumber for all Building
Purposes
North
North
South.
South
Best Grade Cypress Shingles
Trilby. St. IVleubur
All point* N orth....
ATTpöthlFNoctS. . . .
All point*South.....
All point* SouUrr.':.
Hall* maiktd d are dall
Sunday.
Cius. F. I
ÌK , .Orlando, Fla
< •♦< •♦ 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
The B eit Bananas
Hon. J. N. Whittier, standing in front of
one of SanfbrdVleading groceries, point
ing to a bunch of Benrhead bananas,
said to a friend “thnt is the best banana
that grows."
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•
Governor Broward Bays “The Benrhead
banana is the finest hnnnnn that I ever
tasted."
The following leading groceries sell Bcnrhcad bananas.'
Sanford Grocery Company, C. H. Evans.
J. B. Williams. Tnte & Osteen.
E. W. Shanihukgek,
Benrhead Farm. Pine Cnstlc, Fla.
Made a Man o f Him
A man once prominent in Imaineaa aiHl
nodal circles' had fallen TO- Itte^Towest
deptlis of degradation when n relative
placet! him in the Keeiey Institute and he
is now back In his former rinss, successful
anti respected. - For detail and confiden
tial information address. The Kcelay In
stitute. Jacksonville, Florida.
C IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A TER
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid
digestion and give you health
.
The Sanford Cooa~Col#-fl^ttÌìng Co./Sanford, Fit
C H A S . H. E V A N S
Staple and Fancy Groceries
If you like. The Herald show your np|>re
elation by sending In your subscription nt
once. Only one dnllnr n year forlwal«*»
pages of~ the best rending matter evee
served up for your dclcctntion.
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and 'Tubaegus
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Agents for the (famous
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! SANFORD, FLORIDA
M. M. Smith has 1,000 .ncres of celery
Innil. Sold on ennv terms.
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W e A re the Largest Owners of
And Small Farm Tracts
in Georgetown lots
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Number 8
SANrORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908
hie to tnlk with vessels 250 miles nt sea.
NEWS Of THE WORLD or for vessels that distance apart to Coin-1 COUNTY LEGISLATORS
muniente with each other.
t a n n o r i F r n m I Thrc® firemen were killed while fighting
Items of, •In tere st rGleaned
From flro ,hnt dMtoyed Ul0 Knox five nnd ten Met In Regular Session WedVarious S ources
cent store In Youngstown, Ohio, Inst week.
nesriay—Transact Business
No. 10.—.Isaac Aten. W. M. Hansel,
E. Mills, inspectors, C. J. Sweet, clerk.
No. 17.—H. C. Mathers. T. M. Arnold, E
R. Prince, Inspectors. Win. Ferry, clerk,
No. 18.—G. G. Coward, S. J. Gore, Lemue
Hodges, inspectors. I* C, Hatch, clerk.
No. 19— J. H. Bear, J. A. Harris. I
Ward, inspectors, , D. Batchelor, clerk.
No. 20— T. B. Cntherwood, R. B. Lynch
A. E. Sjoblom, inspectors. J. B. Stryker,
clerk.
No. 21.—W, A. Wilson,-J. E. Rose,Cornell, inspector*. C. E. White, clerk.
No. 22 —G. B. W. Bray. L. D. Jones,
H. Greggoryr inspector*. J. G. Srrozter,
clerk.
No. 24.—W. S. Branch, J. C. Johnson.
8 F. McDowell, inspectors. M. A. Ncwdi
clerk.
No; 29— J. C. Knspiingcr, W' A. Fitts,
J. M. Lord, inspectors. M. L. Scott, clerk
The clerk wns authorized to furnish the
Assessor with a county mop.
—“ The accounts were examined and war
rants ordered drawn to cover same.
Adjourned to 6 n: m., first Monday in
Noveinbcn.
First Year
LOCAL L E G I S L A T I O N
Council Met in R egular Session
Monday Night
A qnck of rice wns sojd nt nuclloi\ Inst
week in Lake Chnrlcs, La., for $20. Tiic . c l r _ T1
IIAPPENIIVOS DURING THE WEEK rice enme from Honduras, nnd the money]| ELECTION INSPECTORS NAMED
FRANCHISES IMPORTANT TOPIC
went to ihepcmocrntlc national campaign
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Here the Readers W ill -fin d a Brief fund.
Drainage of Low Lands In lije Sanford
Notnfflg'Done In Regard to Franchise
.Historical Spring Flowing
By nn explosion In n powder store house*
Section Receives Attention
For Electric Lights—Meet
For Hurried Readers
In Spencer, N. C., Inst week, twrnfY’-'t?
Neyr Ronds Opened ——
Again Next Monday
rsons were killed or wounded. Every
Doth Dryon nnd Taft attended the LrfWes
Board of County Commissioners met
The
city
council met in regular session
to the Gulf Deep Waterway Convention nt house In Sj>encer nnd for miles around Wednesday, with the following rrtembots
lose-Monday
night,-with nil members
Chlcaito. Thursdoy. nnd made non-politi were shaken by the explosion.
Present: Chairman Dickson; Commissionpresent
nnd
the
galleries full o f-specta
Crest Hall nnd Occnn View hotel, two .‘rs Lee, Tilden nnd Chappell.
cal ipecclies.
tors who were very desirous of viewing
Tuesday morning, a demented woman of tne largest summer hotels nt Winthrop,
Messrs. Rossitor, Holden,Whitner.et nl..
the deliberations of the city onions nt
leapt to her death in Niagara Falls.
Mass., were destroyed by fire Oct. 3. loss apjicatrd l>eforc the board In rcgnrd to
close r a n g e .______ *______
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Reports from dw Island of l u a m dis- « 50;0°0* All the guests and other per- draining low hind. It wns ordered thnt
After die reading of the minutes oFlnst
1 Jthe fact thnt the typhoon
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-which I sons in the buildings esca|H‘d without In tlm matter he advertised for thtec weeks
dose
meeting nnd calling the roll council waded
-----------j u r y .,. _
according to Inwt the subject matter then
raged in the harbor Sunday covered a wide
into the business nt hand nnd took up
Cardinal Gibbons will arrive in Balti to he placed before the boon). The ad
srea nnd did considerable damage. The
tho adjustment of taxes thnt had been
barracks was destroyed nnd much damage more today and 500 Catholics will give vertisement to he made in n SaiBord pnop for discussion before. The taxes of
him a reception. The entire day will be per,
done to shipping, several vessels being
Dr. Phili|n'drag store were induced to
given over to festivities in honor of the
The committee on llcnnlnll avenue CELERY AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS $2,500.
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wrecked nnd many lives lost.
great prelate.
•nade
its
report.
And
upon
motion
it
wns
Moved
by
Aldcrmnn
Robinson nnd sec
Ileant hns mnde it rather wnrm politi
ordered
that
the
road
lie
aliened
ns
soon
Margy
Handsome
New*
Residences
In
onded
by
Aldcnnnn
Evans,
thnt the “fr- *
cally the past week by his attacks on SenMOST MODERN PACKING HOUSE OB possible.
Course o r C onstruction
dinance granting to S. Q. Chase, A. T.
-nion Fornker nnd Bailey. Roosevelt hns
Ordered that a wmmnt lie drawn to
Celery avenue pro|x:rty owners nrc keep Rossi ter, A. P, ■Connnllv.-Er-P.-FnnuiTr
derided to'tnkc n hand in the campaign,
Chase
&
Company
Will
Soon
he
Ready
|
ihc
A. C. L. Ry., for hauling 04 cars ol | ing well ahransLof-lhe-TntwTmniitTiCdin^ jl?id-J.- N.~Wbluier. tfieffi1 ntsmialiUHimt-—
nnd will stump New York In the interest
marl nt $7 per
For th e Citrus Crop
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irroycmenL sa ruadifest lirrrnbouisr TJurT assigns, Ixi placed back to its second rend- .
of.hls protege. Tuft.
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J.
:
A
vielt
l<
»
Hic
new
mid
jnmiimatkpack-1
—
Ilm
following
prrsnns
Ymdvcd
permits
ing
the past few weeks many new resi ing, for tire purixise of substitufions and
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Iftfr paaéé-of-ôir~Eurape4nRhanSe~orPltnse & Co. is n revelation to to carry fire-arms: J. W. Jackson, N. C. dences have been- contracted for, while amendments.
Imbed by imminent war between Bulgarin one who hns not been keeping informed Griliin, H. L Holt, I lamp Savage,’ T. E.
■several nrc in course of construction or
U|xm call of the roll on tlie above mo
•bd Turkey. The former hns proclaimed •ipon the marvelous improvements bring Heidi, Harold Bourne, E. J. Beidlsr, Win.
nearing completion.
tion. two-thirds of the council present
inilcpemlcncc nnd is anxious to. light Tur- mnde In orange packing machinery. The Eppler.
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W. H. Corwin is having built a fine res voting in tlie affirmative, tire motion was
. ley. The iiuestlon wliich hasliecn stirring new house recently constructed by this
H, Floeger’s letter in regard to road idence on the avenue nenr Mr. Rossitey's adopted,____ _______---------- —J
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the wlwilc people of Euro|te more deeply well-known firm is not only the largest near Sanford referred to Mr. Hraqluun.
place, which will TOSl ^$500. Next door
Movcrl by Alderman Robinson anil sec
than any otlicr within the memory of the out undoubtedly the lies! and most im
Rejxirts of Inspectors of Marks and 11° Mr.OortvIn's n linnglsome;$2.500 (rouse onded by Aldenunn Robbins, that the or-[iff«-in generation, is, does it mean wnr Y proved {Mckinghousc in the stnte.
ilimincc granting t o .S. 0 , ChasA'-AJE___
Brands from Districts Nos, I I. 10. 17 nnd
Dcing erected for Walter Barkley.
li ism tnln that France, Great Britain. •The pew machinery recently -jnstnlled
At the corner of Celery- mid Onmrmn Rossitor, A. P. Connelly, F, P. 'Forster.and
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received
and
filed.
[T. _nud Italy will do their utmost to innintain is of the latest improved type from Cali-1 i
Report of uurxgiected mx’bs made ns |; ivenues, and next to the home of G. C J. N. Wlillncr, tlieir nssireintes nnd miprate In the East, but nil depends upon. fornln, and built according to the U. S.
McDougal a $1500 liouso is nearing com signs, be amended by adding n further
follows:
“ Whai may happen nt Constantinople.1,
government s|>eclflcntions, having already County Revenue......... . ............$323 82 pietion. This is the |troix*rly of W. C explanation in the title ns to the purpn.re
National Clinirman Mnckruixin his re lemnnstrnted the idea nf so handling nnd
x
of the ordinance, so that Ute nature thciO- ■'
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tain toChicngo,Wcdncsdoy. declared thnt„ packing citrus fruits us to reduce the lo.v Hires nnd Forfeitures
of
mny lx: better understood. Thnt said
The
beautiful
residence
of
Mr.
Compmpst
Ronds nnd B ridges..................... 047 04
.the tide wns strong for lirynn in the East. by decay to a minimum.
ordinance
shall be enl|t)qd: "An Ordiit- r
near
(lie
Wldiner
ptnee,
nnd
facing
the
County School.............................. 755 59
.He said New York Is going Democratic; In
mice
granting
to S. 0. Chase, R, T. Rosriver,
hns
been
completed.
The house hns two floors, giving n floor School Tax District
J 224 80
fact. It will be a landslide for Bryan In th<
^siter, A. P, Connelly, F. P. Forster nnd J.
ipndc of between 25,000 nnd 30,000 feci,
Petition of J. L. Dillard, el nl., for road
High School's Good Showing
Empire State. New Jersey, Rhode Island.
N. Whittier, their associates find assigns,
the roof having n lire proof skylight gives laid oVor-under the rales.
For
ihu benefit of those who are inter- certain rights and ■privileges pertnining
Maryland, Dclawnrc and Ohio will also lx
ample light ti|ion the pit where the
The purchasing committee was author- Listed in our schools, it will Ire interesting to street railroad in the City of Sanford,
found in the Democratic column.
fruit is packed. The oranges come into ized to have a van fyr prisoners made.
to know thnt tip to the present time over Florida." That the engrossed Ordinance The entire week in Philadelphia lim the house in the field boxes and after that
Superintendent of Ronds and Bridge» 100 pupils hove been enrolled, At the with tire amendments nnd tho nmended
been given over to celebrating the 22fill. the machinery does the rest. Tlio boxes
was authorized to have an 18-iuch sewei opening of the school last year 205 pupils title be substituted for the original ordin
• Alrthdny of the Quaker City,
are placed ujxm moving arms which slowly put in tho public road west of Wintei
were enrolled which clearly demonstrates ance nnd amendments; nnd that tiie or
An entire family of ten lost their lives roll the fruit Into the hoppers upon rubber Garden.
the growth of Sanford nnd that many pn- dinance ns engrossed he read nnd suhin n tenement fire in New York city Mon rolls, being carried down the slides ana
Ordered that the County Physician lx; rents recognizing-« he excellence of. San
day, ■
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sized into their respective places by means authorized to put a medicine eliest in the ford's High School have removed to tlrlr ectcil to nny further amendments th a t__mny be adopted.
During the nrnutui-lhc-world voyage of of rollers wliich vary and can be regulated County Home.
,
, city to give their children tile benefit, of n
This brought forth a discussion ns to
the United States batteship fleet, nine very easily according to tile size of the
The chairman was empoweped to act in mipr^Vior education, Over fifty pupils are whether the priginol form laid not Ixren
teen cases of consumption have developed fruit.
the matter of a railing nround the porch enrolled hi tho High School department.
lost in making changes nnd whether the
Here they are wrapped and packer! into at Urn County Homer
and three deaths therefrom hnvo occurred.
- The High School Literary Society elected changed version could Ixi placed upon Its
Tlie Mutual-Telephone Co., of Winter the following officers at the meeting Mon second reading. After being read mid
On account of clndem In Manila, Rent boxes wliich are sent along a moving track
Admiral Sperry will malritalp. quarantine to tlie patent nailing mnchincs where one Garden, wns granted the right to use tire day night:
compared by Alderman Thrasher and duly.«- toil not allow the U. S. jnckics to land clamp does the work of two men and the publicroads under tho rules adopted by
President. Henry Pcnhpdy, of the senior liscusscd, it was moved arid sedomlod
boxes are ready to bo loaded into the cars tills board.
there.
class. ’
that the rules he suspended mid the ordi
Mr. Chase has added a new brushing
Vice President, Eugene Rouinillnt. of the nance be placed u|tun its third reading
A Louisiana editor wns shot five times machine this year which consists of a sidu| It was ordered that in all telephone
lincsftn the county, no new poles slinll he junior class.
by his girl wife, Saturday, the 3rd Inst.
mid film) passage. The vole was taken,
and bottom of brushes and a top of revolv put neiyer than fifteen feet to the ccntci
Secretary,
Earnest
Betts,
of
the
so
pi
toresulting as follows: Thrasher, Stevens,
Nat Goodwin, thé famous actor, hnr ing brushes, nil ■marie to polish up the
if tlie public roads, except Celery avenue, more class.
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and Evans, nay; Robbins and Robinson,
been granted an absolute divorce from his gni|icfruit, and it is safe to say (hat when
where tho limit shall Ire twenty feet; nnd
Treasurer, Clarence Mafioney, of the yen. Motion was lost.
*ife, Maxine Elliott, on account of .deser this golden fruit passes through tills bunch
that
all
poles
now
in
the
fifteen
feet
limit
freshman
class.
Not wishing to tie up tho matter indefi
tion. The acucas says she is pleased.
of revolving bristles, (lie Northern epicure shall Ire mover! nt once.
The pupil* arc becoming interested in nitely, it was finally agreed upon that the
The St. Chnrlcs hotel nnd two newspa can eat the fruit, rind and all.
Mr. Chappell was authorized to continue their studies, and the |>erfevt order being irdinancc granting tliis franchise Ire re
per olficra at Richmond, Ky., Were de
Workmen are busily engaged putting work on the Geneva Ferry rand.
maintained demonstrates tho nhility of ferred to tlie mayor for examination, with
stroyed by lire last Sunday. Loss $70.000. tho house in shape, and a lurge gas engine
Tlie chairman and clerk were author Prof. Perkins nnd his able cori» of assist authority to consult wlth-a.xxani*»tcnt-m:----—
Die national campaign is at fever bent. will furnish the power for nil the machine- ized to prepare tickets nnd make neccs- ants.
torney as to its adaptability and legnlity.
■ad Democrats nrc making gains through-1r ^' When the golden globes are ready to mtX—nmrngeifienU for the election in
Hie ordinance granting n franchise to the
K
indergarten
School
to
Open
the land. Rcwaevcit, getting uneasy. move northward; the house of-unase t Co. November.
Sanford Electric Light A Power Go win
Mrs.
K.
C.
Maxwell
and
Miss
Mell
Wldtwill do their share of packing nnd loading
®*s taken n hand in tire contest.
Inspectors and. Clerks for the election , WT h;".-,'. .......................... .tin km nvtttP Wtwr.' TUJt lll'ted' upon on account of the lateness
nnd do it in record time.
Hsn-y Thaw is charged by his wife with
for two weeks they have lx*en studying the of tlie hour, nnd Irecauseseveral members
[•were appointed, viz:
noa-suppor;— SluMxiye-thnt—TOT sum of
¡shed to look into tiie matter further.
Will Make Sanford Their Home
Precinct No, t.—S. It. Kilgore, A. W. tnproved methods of kindergnrten work.
"riñoney ha» ever been settled on her
It wns resolved that hereafter it shall
E. F. McConnhn of Richmond, hid., was Acree, J. C. Anderson, Insixretors. D. J. These Indies will take charge of the kinby
To**»family, nnd thnt for the past two in the city lust week and before leaving [ileidler, clerk.
iergarten department of the school in con be tho «July of the building committee to
month» Thaw lias not supported her. Ttic purchased the Chapman property on St.
Hill. U. A nection with the first grade, anil this de pass upon tlie .building or reimirs of nil
No. 2.—J. S. Simmons, T.
.
Simnxms partment will be opened on Monday next. buildings, tents or booths, or moving of
I
Gallo
way,
inspectors^
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J.
lrinl «»I New York over *50.000'. Gertrude aycpuc. ns well as a tract of nine
clerk.
same within the fire.JiuiUs-of- 4be' city,la the big nulo-race at Brighton Bench.. acres of .......
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unimproved property adjoining
No, 3.—A. B. Cameron. F, L. Miller. R. Fhis will be good nows to Uie people of
„ ^ or* «a*hed into each other, injuring this from Holden Real Estate Company, IG. Maxwell, inspectors. E. W. D. Dunn Sanford os tlie vacancy caused by Mrs. nnd the building committee sltnli
driven and greatly damaging the
Mr. McConohn left for ids home Sntur- !clerk—vfuhoney’s death seemed destined to re- erned by the bnlinuncus. Person
o ^ D . l^jmin fpt'some time. Under the direction tcmplating such buildings, repairs
>■ t ______ ____________ _________ 1day night, expecting to return to Sanford
No. 4.—Chas. A. Fox, C. LJ. Pearsoi
A crazy New York farmer laid a plot to I in about three weeks with his family,when H. C Rabun, Insjxictors, O. T. Pearson, a r M i C Maxwell and Miss Whitncr. nnd moving any such structure within the fire
being isolated from the remainder of lire linits, shall first obtain n permit from
mtr^
Helen Gould, by selling a n il-1Ibey wm niake their future homo here. clerk. —----«—— ----------—■ *
No.
5.—T.
L.
McmL
B.
F.
Wheeler.
A.
***" »hoes. After annoying the Goiild I Mr. McConaha U a friend of our fellow F. Farnell. inspectors. W, J. Lawton, school, tlie little tots siiouki have every tlie building committe to do so. Thomayor, marshal- and police'sitall demand*
•®dly for several montlia, he was arrested citizens, Messrs. Edgar. E. Brown and C. E. clerk.
____ advantage, and the uorcntfl cmi re s t-a s the exhibit of such a ixrmit before per
sured
that
the
"young
ideas
can
be
taught
“ ** *wk and placed in on asylum.
I Hamilton.
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No. 0._D. D. Deane, C. A. 'Rauierson,
J. F. Taylor. ins|x:ctors, H. Baker, clerk. how to shoot.'’ The school opens Monday mitting such improvements to ixocped.
. ^ nu**d<0 the enormity of the devosta-J
th * Eastern M arkets
The treasurer’s report disclosed.the fol
No. 7__Isaac Hodges, Geo. Jacobs, E. in the old sfchool building on Palmetto
by Uie. flood in India, tlie 11 Mr. a n l Mrs. Mettinger are using their H. Kilbec. Insixsctors. J, Tilden Jacobs,
lowing:- Total receipts on hand and in
avenue. ___________________
Press and charitable societies apd I every, effort to please tlie Sanford people
bank Sept 1, $900.55, . Total expendi
For Free Delivery
«lioninl office are extrting all their in- with fall goods, searching all the Eastern | No. 8,—J. H. Williamson. T„ M. Henkle,
Messrs. Stevens k Woodruff arc busily tures, $209.07. Balance on hand, Sept.
on<* Power to furnish relief to tlie markets for tlie very latest creations in s. E. Mathers, inspectors. E. J. Cox, clerk.
5 th, S69 L48 .___ ___ _.
— ----, n rei'°n. Reports mnde is that the ImllUnery. fancy goods, etc. In price and
No. 9__J. B. Clouscr. R. A. Jenkins, W. enguged In putting up the' names pf lire
Council
adjourned
to'
meet
next
Monday
iTtfitfi 1fttorRJCiIo*ns. nnd as sdbn as
^ rnity 1» Uie worst that ever befel Indio, quality of materials, Jijack nnd- color# i n ) K- HeelFi
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night,
when
the
matter,
of
lire
franchise
tlie
city
can
be
plotted,
these
gentlemen
No. 10^-G. S. Dann. W. J. Miner; A.
territory devastated is tl»e*zBOfiltiv- 1dress-rftxxls iiiey cannot be surpassed.
Miner., Inspectors- W. L. Moore, clerk.
will place numbers on nit the houses, and l or electric lights will probably be settled.
«i|a»h counties. Densely populated they buy direct from the manufacturers,
Tío. II.—G. W. Rincs, J. 0. Walch, Gus Sanford will then tie ready for free deliv
turned uiiu
into an ocean of seem -1avoiding Jobbers profits. ‘ In ten days or Jackson. Inspectors.■ J. M. Love, clerk.
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------Notice to Bicycle Riders
“»y bottomless slime, in wliich lie buried I two weeks they will exhibit the finest in | No.'12.*—I- C. Oslxime. S. E. Goolsby, J. ery of mail. Tliis will Ire one more step
The
ordinance
relative to riding bicycles
toward making a Greoter Sanford.
S. Kimball. Inspectors. M. F. McDonald,
J r * yi ° '000 n°Gves and many Euro- this line ever- shown in Sanford.
on the sidewalks In any part of the city,
U,
i0 bodies are being burned in
plerk.
Get Your House Numbers
and riding after dark without a light and
Celery Plants fa r Sale
Pm *
No. 13 —H. Schopke. Geo. Conroy. J. E.
Buy your (reuse numbers of A. E. Hill ^«11, will be strictly enforced from tills dqto.
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| I have abqyt a million early transplant -1 Merrill, insireclors. C. W. Rose, clerk.
T. J. Lee, City Mondial.
i>y the yU .n i, . I>hQn**
ed oeicry
celery prams
plants wuicn
which *1
offer ror
for saie.
sale. i N 14 _ p flU| Speer. V. Parkins, Jolin at 4 cents cadi. Any child can put them
^ T “ * T being Installed Ij oa
i oner
i in the „ I,’roitcor«***»ny on their ves- They will be ready Ibr delivery byjQctober Michael, inspectors. A. W. Auriey, clerk. up or Stevens & Woodruff will place them
M: M. Smith has 1,000 ucres of celery
By mean* r'T 0nd ^ i b b e a l i service. 15th. Free of green hearts and sports.
No-13.__H. Ncrling, 11- A , Moore, W. M. for eight cents, inuking your total cost 20
_0 UlC!Mi tclepJxmes It U possl- j 8-tf
A. Dorncs, Celery, avenue. | Mosely. Inspectors. . J. A. Mnjller, clerk Icents.
land- Sold on easy tenus.
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THE SANfORD HERALD
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CURB
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GLEANINGS
get of Opinion "J u st Be
init whom *hc mny tnnrry. the uhcouplct
female will seize a coupling nin now
standing In the way of the procession,
will promptly fasten onto her nlllnlty bcfore It Is forever too late.
T rade Inducements
4 The foiloWing from the Gainesville Ele
Furnishing
Store
tweBlTYou and I."
People’s Bank
AT
D. L. THRASHER’S
’
of Sanford
C a p ita l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism nml
vator is too good to be passed up and I
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT reproduce it since it embraces the senti
Courtesy. Pays 4 P*r C«ir. /nfereif, Compounded Quarterly,
ments of Ihe Snuntcjref and .comes from
on Savings Deposits. And
my old friend Editor Bullock:
“ A Chlel Is A m oni Ye T akln f Notes,
“If your friend goefe wrong, oven grie
nnd Folth, He'll Prcnt ’Em”—
vously wrong, it Is base in you to dasnrt
So Says Saunterer.
him. Thent more than ever,does he new,
your help, nnd on tlio*supposition thnt he
Sf flat Corraapottdtitc* to Tht Hart Id,
from nny-and-nil rnuses. Jh ts additional protection' nuts
lias been your true friend, he is entitle«
That Picture
its customers nothing
I taw a picture In a store—a picture In a added to ft. Of course, you can neither approve
• frame;The akrtch wa* bad, the color* poor; the nrllst (tilled or condone his wrong-doing. It mny be
to ilxn hi* name;
come your painful duty to tell him with
nut thouxh it* heautlea none could rec. what mem
New Accounts Solicited
the utmost candor what you think of his
ories It brought tMck to mcl
It showed old mammy" washing clothes beneath
faults, but never to kick hltn. while every
the pear tree's checkered shade.
Where chicken* «cTatrhrdTind dust-cloud* rose, and body else is engaged In the same busi
little pickaninnies played;
Hi fi. STEVENS.
G. S.
And ns I looked I seemed to hear her cracked voice ness. To do thnt requires no courageM. M. SMITH,
falling on my enr:
Vice-President
President
nothing
but
a
little
cheap
bluster."
“Blow, Gnlml; blow yo' hawnl
esu# gwlne ca'ay me home.
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>h, h u h oem angul Vires Kingin',
An a-heah dem bebbenlf hawpa a-ringln ,
4 Lake Monroe is now higher thnn it has
— O o o o o h . 31*' N-o-a-ncyl
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been for yenrS, nnd whnt a magnificent
Jrtlp gw lheta’ay me ho^)-omc.
Oh. Lawd. look down f urn yo' high place
body of wnter It now appears!
Sabo dls po' ainnah by yo' grace;
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Oo-o-oh. Breh Babk-lest
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* 11* gw In* ca'ay me horns.------- —
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would
seem
to one of a conscientious
Is grace dun mek dit nlgguh free—
uit gwlne ca'ay me ho-o-me.
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disposition thnt the scandal-mongers of
debbel Ink tuh kotch dls nlgguh sho‘,
list de Lawd he open de het>henly do’—
(his city had combined to see how much
—¿ 2 Jesus gwlne ca’ay me ho-o-o-6me."
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House-Building
a
Specialty
Never, in this city's history, hns so much
4 Good morning to your nightcap. How vituperation been sent out as in tlie past
are youT
few weeks. Innocent people hfiVd'bcen
subjects of the calumny and vidousness
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4 1 have lived in Florida a long time, and of one or two,women who have nothlni
DEALERS IN
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I tell you frankly that in my opinion It is
more to do thnn go nrountTnntl talk about
tike best country In nil creation. I make
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
their neighbors. Some men, too. stnnd
this remark because in tlie Inst few days
upon the street corners nnd make remarks
I have heard several men talking about
Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster
about people who are by far their supe
going to Cuba and some to Porto Rico.
riors.
. All I can say is. don't. Shoals of young
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I believe that for the good of tlie town
OttlONiD
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/ men hnvo been attracted to these islands in general, some of these, who have none
5cm.os*r
ittc Ciomcs HAgfRi
Plaiis.~Itaimntm—aml-ftll^nfonTmtion~'Tr1ni1VirriuIHnMnd—4
by tremendous advertising, and tlie supply
fUvTlNDHt* Htw YX>**_
but evil words for their fellows, should be
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FM -jtl«tW_,-]inil -mcoxam pl»-i n'mla.= NOW "IN "THE HOUSE:
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lorn, dentist*
There is too much of this backbiting nnd
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and other professional men have gone to
A complete line of Men's Snappy,
—must I say It—lying.
tlie so countries only to find that there was
Up-to-date Suits, in. nil : tlie
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no opening for them. Many of these pco
lady cannot walk upon tlie street with n
lending Shades nnd Patterns
pie are anxious to get away, and no small
young man (unless he be hypocritical
number are stranded. If you are making
enough ttf join the rnnkB of those whu feel
Pico Hotel Block, Snidimi, Ha.
Ollier with Murrell & Minsitew
n living—and any man ought to be able
themselves" to be th e censors of public
-to do thnt—bo content to stay ip Florida
morals) without hearing disparaging re Besides n rr elegnnr“tln c n f Boys*
It is a good state. You will And no better
marks made as to her character.
Pants, Suits. Especial attentionThis thing mustlM stopped. I shall ex
4 A pop-eyed scientist gays ihflt.Jhosc pose nil—mnle nnd f^ifnle—who are SET "IS'called io our strong nnd com
who have heart disease should never mar covered In mnliciously slandering their
plete line of Men’s Furnish
ry. To show you tills old fossil has wheels fellow beings. Names will be given, nnd
ings, Shoes and Hats
I wish to remind my readers that it is only I hope to purge Sanford of this most dam
OF SANFORD, FLA .
Give us a call. We can fit you from bond
those with heart disease that innrry.
nable evil. Just
present u married
CEO. FERMALO, Vlcs-Frs*.
F. H. RAND, P resid en t
to foot and we guarantee to please.used to be-« patient and have never been woman is busily engage«) circulating dam
B. P . WHITNER, A sst. C.thl.r
F. P. FÖ R STER , Cashier
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convalescent since.
Yours for honfcst values.
aging stories about one of'our young infen,
Only National Bdnk in Orange C o u n ty
but I am pleated to know tiln f-te fprher
Funds Protected by Burglary I n s u r a n c e
4 The smallest souls I know of are the statements have met with a cold recejsO^es who think there is nothing in this life tion, nnd have in every instance bpen
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S a fe ty D e p o a lt D o x o i f o r R a n t
but politics. We have some of them—not proven to be false. What this womnD ex
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many—here In Sanford, and they belong pects to'accomplish by thus traducing
to both parties. A man who carries his people is not Apparent, but it would seem
politics into the church, into the social cir thnt Iter own affairs would occupy her
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cle. and into his business, and will not ud mind and time. 4 4 4
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vcrtjsc in a newspaper because he docs
not like its politics, is next to no man at 4 The Wall Street Journal, winch iV edit
all. Business Is business: politics is jioll- ed for the financial kings of the country,
MY SPECIA LTIES:
tles, but tlie man who mixes bis politics recently contained the following halfwith his business nnd with the other af dozen cautions,* Considering ihe import Pirksnl's Hind Painted Chins
ance of the men for whom these were
fairs of life is a dunce.
Gotham's Stcdiug Silvei
written, 1 suppose tliey must lie meritori
CONTRACTORS
Hogct*' Dated Ware
ous, consequently 1 give them to you:
4 1 notice thnt The Herald hns never been
Never mix your bile witli business.
Elgin and Waltham Wstrhei
and B U I L D E R S .
stalking for fid ver tl sing Id Jacksonville.
It is not good form, outside of canni
Orlando or elsewhere outside—to tlrnw
bal society.
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trade from Sanford. On tlie contrary, The
Of ail frauds nobody is creating
GO OD S -G U A R A N T E E D
H erald hns since its inception been the
himself quite so nefariously us Uie one
Plans,
Specifications• nnd '■Estim
ates Furnished
aspiring friend of Sanford merchants, and
who never wearies In doing the other
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already It hqs the goodwill of every San
fellow well.
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ford business man whose goodwill Is worth
on Applicntions
Above all tiiingB be loyal to tlie en
having. The Boiid and substantial mer
DENTIST
during human relationship. Other
cantile houses of the city are the best
wise the honesty that . Is in yuu mny
Welliom ïïbîTk
Phono IB
friends and most generous patrons of Tur
be transformed into a living lie.
Sanford, florida
H erald . They may not always be in ev
It is ever so much easier to pick
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idence in its columns—but it ever Jms tills
Haws by thohpur Im ho oilier fallow'sconfidence, because^hey rea liz a it -Js~almakeup Ilian it is to sit for five min
GEO. A. DcCOTTES
ways loyal to Sanford, and can névi» be'
utes in «Did. liurd judgment on your
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ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW ! j ~ . Fire^ St root
self.
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trade of Sanford In the Interest of anv \
Don't bé healed if otiier people ¿n)(Practice in State nnd Federal Courts
—carpet blffe concern. Our home merchants on you to help them o ut. of trouble.
fully understand that T he Herald is read
Welhorn Block
Sanford. Fla
It Is n compliment to you for even a
by tlie classes of people upon whom they
lost dog to assume that you have sym
.can rely for patronago—and they ^undcr*
pathies.
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stand, too, that everyone reads The Her
It is a good plan to sharpen the
ald **ubt about that.
SU RV EY O R AND DRAUGHTSMAN
edge of one's honor op the grindstone
LevcUnS am) Crosi-Scctfcmlnj for brulnojc ’ of truth every morning sà that our ac
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4 The municipal election is not far. off.
tions and thoughts mtfy h a ft a clearyet very little talk on tlie subject is mani
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cutting edge whenever it is necessary
fe s t It is about time now for the friends
tu drew the lino of demarkntion be
tween the right nhd tile wrong.
of tlie favorite candidates to make a noise
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THOMAS EMMET WILSON
like a campaign. Trot out your favorite
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
horses, and let's have no dark, horses in 4 I like that suggestion of T he H erald 's
to have a kindergarten established in con.
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the Geld.
Sanford Avenue
Phone 132
nectlon with the public school. There are
Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit uf
Florida .
4 But three more months and the glorious many advantages to be had from U4» al
Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake
leap year prerogaUvo J>f sacking out a most necessary adjunct to our schools.
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mate and taking the Im itative in love- Most important of which lies in the fact
making enjoyed by the feminine divinities that the little ones receive the rudiments
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of creation will have passed. Those mat of tlie primary course when their minds A N D R E W
are
most
susceptible
to
learning.
Again,
rimonially-inclined maidens who have not
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
t|iken advantage of their opportunlUcs they become accustomed to association
: should hasten to do so before, tlie year with oilier children, as well as to disciplina
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''‘Txwrupan their mpm■w ^wraurwiM: îy others titan their parents, so that when
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The time in which* to angle for. to hook they do enter tlie primary scimol they are M. G. T. Build inf.
and land a husband is short, but an en better qualified to take uj} the studies. In
terprising maiden, with the long evenings addition to all this, a good kindergarten
G. W. H A M M O N D
v / O R SALC
and the winter Sundays in her favor,'will teacher instructs the young in social e t i
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make the most of her opportunities. Rea- quette. which is also to be much desired
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Ofllce'wltl/MurTcli A Minsliew
Yours for Progreso,
will again have the conceded right to go
Pico ilote) liiack
- T he Saunteju* .
forth into the highways .find byways sc^t -1
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Pope Contracting Company I
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From $15.00 to $30.00
F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK
D, L. THRASHER
Henry- Mc L a u l i n
Snead & Venable
Repair Work Promptly Done— 7
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Florida s W estern Meats
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Larger and Better Fruit
e s t a t e m o v in g
U s t o f City Property Sold By One
T han |
Firm In Short Time
Ladies
î Ladies’
W HITE
Have You a Farm ?
SUITS
Aa an evidence that the rcnl estnte
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market h a s ’not b'ecn dead this summer
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n ftA nAVCC - and that there Is n lot of confidence in
I 01AI ABOUT 4 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 BOXES the future of city property here In San
WAISTS
ford, Is the following list of sales made
hy Holden Réal Estnte Co. within the
According to the Ann« « 1 * * « " ia te | last few months:
Recently Made by the New'
Pope Contracting Co.. 1 lot, French nvc.
York Packer
B. W. H e rn d o n ....3 lots. Willow nvenuc
The New York Packer makes Us annunl i E. R. Blisfi........2 K■lots, Magnolin nvenuc
When Laundered rorestimate on tliT ftrnnge and grapefruit | E.’R Bliss, 2 blocks, between Persimmon
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rectly linve n soft flex~ ,DOf Florida Tft Its lost Issue find also
and Oleander avenues.
a
ihility nnd the dressy
gives reports on^the crop from over 2,000 M L L eonnrdy....l lot. Palmetto nvenuc
appearance
. of Us renders In Florida.
S. S. C raves........... 1 lot, Palmetto nvenuc
,..C a n F u r n i s h ....'
¿very Indication points to a t least a w ,))inm ^
% 3 ,0|Bi Mognol,a nvcnue
- 4,000.000 box crop In Florida this year R_^ Herndon... 2 lots. Magnolia nvenuc
nnd provide«!.there Is «^o frecte or other M w Lovell. .".2 * lots. Magnolia nvenuc
climatic conditions which would Injure M p Llpe. ...block on Hnmmond avenue
the growing crop it may ran close to 4.- E E Brndy..........
2 ,0|g F |m Btreet
500,000 boxes. At least 73 per c e n t of & Q Shlnholser..2 lots. Magnolia nvenue
Ttie Packer'a report* ahow on Increase in E. L. Mnrshnll.............3 lots. Oak nvenuc
WE KNOW HOW :
the crop nt different stations of from 10 Frank P.Woodcock. .1 lot, Snnfurd avenue \
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to 33 per C«nt-* nnd ,n ®°me instances H. T. Avnnt, 10 lots, l>ctween French anil
100 per cent," When we take Into conLaurel avenues.
»Mertitlon Hint last, year the railroad rec P. W. Mahoney nnd J. C. Higgins. 10 lots
ords show that there were over 3,000,000
on Park nvcnue.
shipped out of Florida.nnd in some Dr. K in g ............... 1 lot, Mngnolin avenue
places the fruit wos not taken from the F. J. Mahoney........... 1 lot, Lnurel nvcnue
trees nt nil. it is easy to understand why Ji-Hi Prevntt-V.. . . 1 lot. Mngnolin vvenue
: tSTprescnt Increase will' bring the total S. F. Weeks........... 1 lot, Mngnolin nvenuc
shove the 4,000.000 mnrk.
. . C. F. W illiam s............. .1 lot, Hny nvenue
A dollar n box for oranges on. the trees A. R. K e y ...,---- . . . . . 1 lot, Purk nvenue
It considered n pretty good buy If buyers
These lots, in ncnrly every instance,
gel good fruit, nnd never In the history were purchnsed by parties who intend
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of the Stnte of Florida have the oranges building residences on them'wlthln n
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nnd grapefruit been clcnner and of more very short llyie. In addition to the snlcs
A HOME INDUSTRY
jnbstnntinl makeup that they nre this of town lotsr these gentlemen report Sev
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year. If blight or somC|Other trouble docs ern! recent sales of small forms and farm
not get hold of tho c^i> lt w ||| stand
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afaU.tcil ns.to
i During the summer the colored people
«xaPget and grapefruit wilt do In the h 1QVe been investing- liberally in George
commercial world,
town property, fifty lots having been sold
In Clark Building
But there is one thing which should be | ,n ^
of
(Q wloret, ^
called to the attention of the growers of pic ninne.
Home-Made Bread, Like Mother
ild, and dint is this: The inaane de
sire to rush the fruit to market before it
Used/to Bake
BURGLARS AT WORK
Is ripe.,
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We will admit that every-sen son a few
S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
Quick Orders for FnriCy~ •
Tender-Hearted. Llgftt-ringercd Gentry
i of grecu grapefrult-sell-up-to $8
Cnkcs Filled Komptly
|7, but thousands upon thousands of __L Arc on a Visit to Sonrord
Wall Paper, P a in ts and Oils, W hite and New Home Sewing
.Burglars
effected
nn
entrance
into
the
hues of such stuff go to the - dump be
office
of
J.
E.
Pace
on
Monday
night
by
M achines, Edison P honographs and Records, W holesale «
cause llic buyer* will not tnke them. A
prying the staple nnd lock from the out Goods delivered to nay parts of the
little green grapefruit goes n long ways.
; Dealers In Gasolene and K erosene
City
Walk through dm auction rooms of New side door of the warehouse. After getting
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York this week and sec The samples 6f into the office it was nn easy matter to _______________ _______________■
early oranges and grapefruit displayed rnniack the safe, ns Mr. Pure leaves it * + * < * + * * * -M -* * * .-S ¡^ * < -* * * -J -* * + -í--f
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diere, Some oranges nre little larger than unlocked, not wishing to put any burglars
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to
the
trouble
of
blowing
It
open.
A
screw
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marbles and ps green as gourds." Whnt
are lh;y good fort They do not bring dciver and coupling pin was used to open
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freight charges. It seems a sacrilege to up the de|X)sU boxes, and the burglar wns
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spoil die prospects of what this fruit rewarded by finding two handsome gold
watches
nnd
several
fraternal
lodge
pins,
might liuve been a month hence if left to
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ripen on die trees. The first few boxes of uinounting to between two and three hundn:d dollars. Whether t he marauder w ot
grapefruit thnt .arrived this year brought
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red nTterliecfirriig'tlie ixxity or wua too
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goerf ericei. TUc W mtice went tagging.
tender
hearted
to
rob
Mr.
Pnce,
will
never
Lost week a representative of The
Upstairs,, Pico Block
Packer saw a big New York bouse selling be known. At any raid, the wiitdies
were
left
on
n
table
in
the
warehouse
nnd
several boxes of green grapefruit nt 37.
The salesman looked at The P o d er man, nothing wns missing from trie office. Mr. ^ Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m.
after the buyer hod gone nwny, winked Pace ia of the opinion thnt the work wns J
AND
his eye muí aald: **I don't know what he done by amateurs, nnd fenring the winches
S aturdays 4 to 9 p . m.
will do with it. It is not worth carrying would prove n niennj of detection they
were
discarded
nt
the
Inst
moment,
lip
home."
Don't shlpgreCn oranges nnd grapefruit to the present time no clue to the ¡wrpeS t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e ;;
to market. Don't token chande. Let the trators hn* been discovered.
fruit ripen on the trees. Don't try to get The M isses DeLaney Millinery Opening
, into the market first because you think
At Orlando
the poor quality might be unnoticed on
Subscribe Now for the
The Misses DeLaney nre plenscd to an
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•osount of the extremé scarcity. When nounce their millinery opening Wednesday
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ever you start out to fool others you fool nnd Thursday, October 14th nnd 15th. On
yuureclf.
I these dates they will have on display n
. vcra*_ ^hirida papers have taken up large assortment of millinery, and foreign
ight in behalf of thosewho do go into and domestic pattern lints, personally semarket early with green Bluff. The lectcd from the largest millinery houses of
of those paper* live in FlorklnJ N^w York. Ballimora, St. Louis.-hnd-lnrlt.^ rU a m a-h v ^ in N B W ^p C T h irael- nnniiolis.
DAILY, SUNDAY & SEML
“‘»ton, Chicago, or nny'of the mnrMiss Dunn and Miss Ethel DeLaney,
WEEKLY
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fadt I* told. If they did | who have recently returned from the
h«l r!i Hl*'*
tli^Cfetlt 8tory- -TtlAlllujmarketwrspent-tnucli tlrntmTid care 111 sc; r
E S T A B L IS H E D 18U9
ef k
”^>oul
poorest jilcce lecting goods nnd studying the styles hi All the news from everywhere, gathered
by the Associnied Press, (the ac
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1LUnl] f m,** Judgment thnt any grower order thnt they might give to their patrons
knowledged best news service on
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the very Intest, ns approved by close fol-***P It at home.
earth), and n-stnff of Sjk lowers of fashion.
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Former Sanford Boll Plover
' T,iey n,so have “ nlc* line of thU “ 0'
Arc Offcrini* Any and All Kinds o f F l o r i d a R e a l E s t a t e
every town in the
Willifim 'wtl™
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SOUTH
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!n nnd Salome shapes, also the Charlotte Cor-
Ever Before
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ence to Fence It
Lime to Sw eeten It
W ells to Irrigate It
Tile and Sewer Pipe
The-Celery City
to Drain It
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Sanford Bakery
T h e o : J . M ille r & Son
House Furnishing Goods
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Free Reading Room
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Florida Fruits and Vegetables
General Insurance
Atlanta
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T
he
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Agents
arks
nt as■ Low Prices’ and
on as' reasonable
terms as
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PTC fieV «igrelte decorations, llic beautiful shades fl nMintbs-------— -v .. ...................3.00
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und Sunday 12e per week.”
.Run.chandea wlmnhe oliglitcd from a |
Will Distribute Our U le r .lu r e
Ofllce tm^T^rk Avenue, lie tween First nnd Gimmcrcinl Streets, Sanford, FloRda
h s tV * t>1C U,1*9n ata,*on* When he was I W. D. Holden is lit receipt of letters from
The Seml-Weeely Journal,
ere he resided dt Sanford nnd played Frank lromnonger,Florida Passenger Agent
one year, one dollar.
^ * 11 n club that was then considered of'the Clyde Line, and Wilbur McCoy, JmWrite for premium offers in connection
° the fastest organizations in the migration nnd agricultural agent of the A. with the Semi-Weekly. Samples and
1 t was made upqfsix profcfisionnl J C. L.. In which they state that Sanford is agent's out ill free for asking. Subscribe
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^»anford boys, nnd some j to be congratulated upon its recent special yourself nnd then get your friends to sub
Do you realize the necessity for a substantial
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^Bmc, WCi0 pUryod-—Times edition and promising to old and assjt In scribe. Liberal commission to agents.
foundation as n part of th a t sidewalk which you
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tncftiw!!. iff rP8^t*ent> Sanford will re- nture throughout the Worth. _ TJift, Coast
beauty, but not stability.' This iM [>.be attained
Sctley. Uieilreal 'twirler^who m ite 'subscribed for 300 copies, nnd Mr
oply
when the same care is expn^E d in selection
"esriy A
^unb)rtl ,eam fonroua In the McCpy, in addition; will distribute 1000
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' or more copies.
sf materials, for the foundation as for the top coat.
This means that Sanford will be known
antord f oundry Improvements
\%ith this fact In mind, I am importing dean hard crushed
for and wide as the Mecca for the iioineSanford Foundry t^nd Machine Works seeker and the tourist.
stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specifica
^txittingln more machinery in the shape
tions, gives an absolutdy dependable foundation.
AND
Lawn Mowers
If
you want a wplk in whidi you can* take pride in the years
lathe
and
a
drill
P««k.
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
to
come, be Sure that that foundation is right This Is one of
led
this
will
give
ÜÜ.U
t a good mower at a low price, now is
the characteristics of my worjji,/ Let me figure, on Buch u
enterprise' g r a te r facilities for
walk for you.
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«m itantlA Increaalng b o il-1 n time tp buy. Also good stock of
any orders In scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. Agent fo r Vlrglnin■&, o/lna Fer
Sanford) FJ»!""
Horry J. Wilson.
tilizer' Wmmm
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THE SANFORD HERALD
P a l* 4
T ilt SANFORD HERALD -
GREATEST SEASON IN YEAI
THE INFANT 18 GROWIN G -----»-
Tailor-
The Herald is not yet two motjTKs oh
It'lB 'CUf ' ¿»pinion thill Utc
and yfct tho business has Increased
JJJOS-D will bo the greatest season In
PuUIUhrd Every Saturday Morren* nt Snaturili Fla.
dozen years for the Florida farms and rapidly thnt new material Is being .added
R. J. Ilntxv, MnnntlnR Editor
groves. Over wide nrcris of the northern to the plnnt in order to tnko enro of the
S u b scrip tio n P rice. >t.Oty p Y f r In A ttvsncs farming district severe droughts have pre influx of work. A wire stitcher, round,
Entrust a t «rcond-elSM moll mailer August 22nd. vailed this pnBt summer, and the cabbage cornering, loose leaf ledger and perfor
IDOS, al Ihr* Posloftkc nt Snnfurd. Florida.
and potato crops are notably short. Cab ntlng machines, nnd several other new
under Act of March 3rd. JÖ70.
bage is quoted higher in New York and and up-to-date-additions were made this
Onice First FW>r In the bishop Block, Flr»t Street other northern markets now thnn for week, and another Job press hns been or
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Patterns
to
Select
from
nt
this
Price,
all
Latest Mill
fcnn
handle
nil
the
joti.
printing
for
this
Is
true
of
potatoes.
'This
means
also
that
MUST HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS
section of the state.
*
certnin
other
crops,
beets,
carrots
and
The ordinance granting n franchise for
Effects anti A ttractive Shadings—Made Up by tile
In both the newspaper nnd job depart
nn electric light nhd power plant did not turnips, these staple, cheap vegetables,
merits large additions of type nnd other
go upon Its second reading nt tho meet* will be short by spring. When these
Best New York and Loiulpn Designers
materials have Iwen made, nnd n folding
stnple
vegetable
crops
are
short
nhd
the
ing of the city council Inst Monday night,
machine nnd mailing machine will lie
but tills does not signify that this move old crop is selling high in the early win
added to facilitate the handling of the In
ter,
the
Florida
trucker
has
a
market
at
ment has been shelved, or is dead. Tho
creasing list of subscribers.
council Is merely safeguarding the inter big prices for everything thnt he can
The Herald expected a liberal patron
grow.
This
shortage
In
these
crops
makes
ests jpf the people, and while one or two
ngc.Jiut never in our wildest dreams was
everything
else
high.
idembers of tills august body arc expected
such a rush of business looked for within
to light such Improvements at all times, , Let every man nround Sanford who
such a short period, and, ns In the past
has
land,
old
or
new,
put
In
a
crop
of
tho mnjorlty can be dependod upon to
something. Puf In strawberries, potatoes The Herald will strive to give the people
grant this franchise.
~. •
or
cabbage. Any of these crops will do the best weekly paper iri the United
It, matters not one jot or tittle who ob
well
on new land. If yuu are a little States.
tains this franchise, providing they can
short
on celery plants, put .something in
800 Samples, including the Finest ¡Fabrics. We enn
guarantee the in stru c tio n of a plant
TRUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH
the
land;
every bit of it will pay. We
withliKa reasonable time and give tho
By comparing the lies of the erstwhile
Fit. ami
people of Sanford tills much-needed im- have had no such market conditions for United Press and the prjjpent Associatcd- ----- Please People Who press Well.
mnny
years
as
will,
exist
next
spring.
■provenicnt.
Prcss reports, we could .approximate the
■ Wear Guaranteed
Our city today occupies the unique po Remember, the easiest- and cheapest truth, but Since the United Press is
crops
to.grow
will
be
very
profitable,
and
sition of being thp only city of Its size in
among the things thnt were, wc must do
the United States not lighted by clcctlci- possibly as much so next spring as is our guessing from reports furnished by
ty, and regardless of whether the present usual with celery.
If you have the rime and the money, if thnt hitter partisan (landcrcr of Dives
-, —», petitioners or the Sanford Light & Fuel
Bcmudwls. The Associated Press is the
Co. put in the plant,Snnfurd hasoulgrown you are n new comer, get - right into the king of monopolies, and will serve you
—I
the present methods of lighting, and the game and clear y6ur recent purchase and with the blue |>encil expurgntorious of
P E R M A N E N T L Y LOCATED.
time has came when the council cannot get it ready to plant by January, and put the trusts' censor. The reports are rankly
> turn a deaf car to the public clamor for It in potatoes. If you can’t get it ready partisan and more misleading limn ever.
First Street
Stonc-Govc BlueIt
by Jqnuary, get it ready in March and
electric lights. Every render must do his own guessing,
plant
some
corn.
The H er au i commends the action of
The evidences arc abundant that more and is served only with plutocracy's purile
the council In the mature deliberation
prunes. The said exponent of, opulence
with which these franchises have been honic-scekers will conic to Florida this nnd the tncninl tool of impudent wealth
received, yet no time should- be lost in season by many thousands than ever in can now indulge its penchant for men
^ reaching a decision and getting the work nny one season before. The more things dacity ad libitum. It is the chief cook
growftg, the more attractive
our
started. The cbmpany that erects n light wc have
...................
_ ___
and-bottle wanticrm m f
■Infl plant will a..... ...... ..............................^PtüPOSitlon-wiHHoolrtO-mw é h o m e - ^
‘tlrtW lllcljiTy'Wllvc wiio doctor* le.
TTftT Thfósi'mum's operations;ln the SnnWt> humtrojj tlie [h-<tide's ltd pocket t tie fee
stand'«he luBJis "in TCVtlllUU II Hie Im ir
The only wny now to arrive nt the
ness docs not fulfill their expectations, ford district should result in doubling our
and sjnee the tax-payers, arc not called population within the next fifteen months. truth of rite nows report is to guess nt it
nnd if nt first you don’t succeed, try, try
U|x>n to shoulder any additional expense
GOOD TEST or IRRIGATION
again,
there is no valid reason why n franchise
The continuous rainfall of the past three
4for an electric light and ' |»w er plant months has* fully demonstruted that San
Editor Jordan of the Puntn Goodu Her
Should not be granted to some company. ford's sub-lrrignrion method can tnke care
ald, in commenting on the recent sus
Sanford needs electric lights and paved Of nny amount of rainfall, even a deluge
pension of die Fort Myers Breeze, says:
streets and Snnfordwtll get them.
like that of this season. .There Is more
—It was evident thnt Its. editor, like
some of the rest of us, was trying to
wntCT ln ^the^S in JoIms rivijr and Hike
do too much—set'type, gather news,
flic annoifticeincnt' that "this factory Monroe than there hns been in the past
write editorinls, answer letters, enter
will close if Brynn is elected," has come thirty years, which demonstrates thnt
tain
pleasant visitors, keep tin* luniks,
a t last. Wc were afraid that ¡»crimps the Sanford has just passed nn old time rainy
make out and collect bills, solicit.busi
present campnign would end without* such season.
ness. keep up the office supplies, look
rot.'huf with the declaration of n manu
after every detail of the meehnnh?nl
And yet should these fains continue
nnd other departments, and nt the
facturer at Hnfninond, Ind„. thnt min for rite next six. months the celery fin ms
same time do the shopping and woodwill settle down upon the country if Mr. of Sanfonl would not ho inundated. No
chopping for the family. It takes a
’ Taft is defeated, a familiar ring is given better example of this sub-irrigation, . V,TY pftiya *n.i
hie young Ilian to do nil these things
the (wlltical struggle.. This fool or knave method C*Rfl(t*be demonstrated nnd prac
' tlAi*'- bini»a)|,“BcI^ni8ly in liis announce tically decides the question of Sanford's ’■Successfully, and, if ho has ,nny
nervess. he will break down in n few
tfnnc but firs}-dass lubor employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to Ite in aeeurdanre
ment,'imr no right-tliinking man wilt ¡V«? -feCiili0TTi'clitgljlie1J)qsL. in . drouth and
r.V
ycars^,
_ ---- - — - with plans 'ditti specifications* *•
any attention to him. However, with his deluge thnt rite world affords.
T lusls not one of Jqplnn's famous fish
announcement the campaign may lie suid
The
seed
beds
are
in
prime
condition,
stories, but lie states a real fact, well I am In Business to do Business fo r Those Who Need My Services
MF
. to he on in earnest.
only p small percentage being injured by known to every struggling country news
P o s to n ic o Box 771
tlie velocity of wind nnd rain, nnd none paper man.
-iThe new members of the city council being dnmnged by water.
were elected Inst winter upon « platform
One of rite oldest celery growers In
A West Coast editor complains thnt it
pledging them to work for certain much, Sanford remarked to a H e r a l d scribe (Ids is n little too cold now to sleep in "the
needed public Improvements, among these week " that tho prospects for a good crop altogether," He might crawl under the
tills year were never better."
being electric light
canopy of heaven or wrap himself in the
Will these gentlemen, constituting
velvety curtain of night and try ilin ^
Tho first number of "Tho Florida Fruit
- majority of the board, stand together for
and Produce News" hns just been issued
tills jKirposcf
Birthday Party
. We believe they will. We do not think from Jacksonville. James McComb, jr„
Master Henry McLaulin being all oi
any of these gentlemen will join the ob is editor and Joel A. Dean, for twelve seven years of ngc lust Monday, invited u
STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES
ycurs one of the editors of the West Palm number of his young friends to help him
structlonlsts.
Bench News, is busidcss manager. It is cclebrnte this momentous occasion. The t The Latest Fnll Styles in Lntlies’, Gent’s nnd Children!« Shoes £
Wo doff our hats to Messrs. Whltncr, printed in magazine form and contains event was arranged for a butterfly party,
Just Received
J
Holden and Rossitcr for taking such at) sixteen pages of rending m atter of vital and tlie decorations nnd favors were nil
3£;
.1
Interest In Sanford's welfare ns to appear interest to the fruit.uud vegetable grow of the most gorgeous designs nnd hues.
The children were armed with butterfly
In person before the Imoril of county com ers of the state. Wc have long believed
mlsaioncrs at their meeting and set forth' that there wus a field fur such n publica nets, and in the park n number of pui>cr
the needs of our section of the county re tion, and with two such callable men.as butterflies were thrown into Uie nir and
garding good roads nnd drainage for the Messrs^ McComb and Dean at Its helm, the children fluve chase. The one getting
tujtne. Such public spirited men arc the succcsb must surely follow and the grow the greatest number received n prize. AfUrn rhn*“’i »‘■frH tm rnn w rrr iirrvnT'
kind‘that aid in making history in the ers of the state be largely bcnefltted by
CO ES E V E R Y W H E R E
ftnd encli child presented with a basket of
rapid growth and dovclODment <iE the itc-pohH rA ltnii V~ -------------------butterflies. The nfluir was delightfully
«Xfeieij dry:
' t
•- The Inverness Chronicle is now a n all piunned and enrrie out, diui encli nnd ev
**
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, fn*
t
The News of Havana. Ha., lias com home print paper, nnd in place of the eryone of the children will long remember
pleted Itsllrst three m onths of existence offensive "medical ads." is now found a Henry McLnulin’s birthday party., Among
, •
and reports itself in a health^ondition. great muss of jlcledable reading matter, those, present. .were: .
The paper is ably edited by odr erstwhile gotten up in that inimical style of Major
MIbscs Helen Peck, May Thrasher, Suriln
associate. R. A. Gray, and deserves the George Butler. As u news-gatherer 'our Lake. Carolyn Spencer. Norma Herndon,
very liberal patronage accorded It by the friend, the Major, has no peer. We ac Mnud Miot, Ethel Singletary, Esther Mil
business mert of Havanu. Long may cept his invitation and shall watch, with ler, Gussle Sharp; Masters Joe Miot, Reg
great interest and joy, the Chronicle flour inald Holly, Robert Holly, Walter Conley,
The News live and prosper.
ish mid grow.
B i-,
Huwkus Conley, Tom Anderson, Pierce
Griffin, Lee Peck. James Higgins, Owen
Sanford will get her share this seuson
The Apopka Citizen was sold last week Higgins, J . D. Woodruff,-VictorIfcLpuIin,
o f the tourists, tourines, and tourettes,
to r detailed informât Ion, rales, schedules nnd reservations, see your arsir**
by
L. D. Geiger to Newton &. Williams of Henry McLaulin.
‘which being translated into English means
Ticket Agent, write to or call on
v
the" Win ter Garden Ricochet. We wish
______jn e p .- w o m a n a n d children Seeking Flori
Refusing to stay HmTyi
them success ij] their undertaking..
da's clime for health and recreation,
"I present myself as an example of one
W ea t h er Report— Less rain than last who has outlived the venomous attneks
The ideu of a traction line for Sanford
FRANK C. BOYLSTON.-;
week.
of my opponents. You heard me culled A. W. FRITOT,
Is causing our city to be quoted over tho
—Trarrlfing-Passeagef-Ag«1*-!
.Division
Passenger
Agent
*
a demdgoguo twelve years ago. You saw
United States as the most up-to-date in
Let there be light F
them bury tne and then chaaL-tbeir sonp
Atlfiiïtic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla
the south for its size.
over my gfuve, and now they have to ex
------ DO NOT ADVERTISE
plain how it liapiicned that I am not
We notice that the batiks of S t I’ctersOver400 pupils enrolled in the Sanford
dead."—William
J. Bryan at Iowa Chau
school, compared to 265 for last yeur, burg, Gainesville and several other Florida tauqua. ________ ,_____ |
demonstrates the rapid growth of our towns are /nuking special efforts in tho
Death of George rre tt
advertising line. In flirt we tin tiol know
city.
_______________ |__________
George Garrett tiled yet
of d banking town in rite world having a
ay a t the
First street will soon' bo paved with newspaper where Its banking institutions home of his sister, Mrs. FrJ nces Korol, at
vivified brick. With elccVic lights our do not carry a regular advcrtiscinenl. ex- Clyde’s »tnrion. Mr. Gat t hiid been nfcity will soon be in the lead.
cept the one town of Plant City. Just Hided with lung trouble
several years,
what kiDd of crazy ethics has gotten into and caine to Florida ul
one year ago
4
Sanford must have light I Not from tbe minds of our kx/al bankers that would for his health. / \
Tlie funeral , 'tfur jUxlay, Interment
woven! thenf from advertising is beyond
being inode la
‘lew cemetery.
Send or Phone Your O rders |o TTÿfcé HEÇALD
$ 12.98
Special Prices on Our Entire Line
for the Next Thirty Days
D. A. C A L D W E L L &
I. C. H U G H E S
1 ,1 « - . V
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
FRANK L W O O D R U FF
i SanfordV Only Exclusive Shoe Store
Atlantic Coast Line R. R
North, East, W est and South
Consult the Purple Folder
HOW I § YOU R STATION ERY?
,
For High-Grade Printing!
for Arili Purposes
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r
------ d "
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“ THESW fFORD
> V *• . W’.*
*-*-
Oc ( « te r IO. li
HERALD
s doing excellent service. He hns made
himself very popular at headquarters.
Clearwater Press: An Immense potato
of
this year's crop was sent to our olllco
lume liaBPenlnij <ews of “The Land Tuesday,
C LE A N S A N D P R E S S
E“S
by J. W. Price of Largo, which
i
Matters ir lo w e r s " '
gives silent but abundant proof of the
farming duality of this section, and of
Mr. Price’s farm in particular. The po
PERSONAL H E M S hi fu e s t a t e p r e s s tato in question weighed 12B .pounds
nfter the chickens had discovered how deOar Monthly Rite for Clib 0
SuB1?nry of the r i a
icious
it
was
and
hnd
eaten
away
a
hole
f th e Week** M ost Ini'
:
¿ ccIfjcMy A rra
in it ns big as a man's foot As we have
Happenings In th e
‘ * . rlcd Herald
said,
the potato is of this year's growth,
*'i's Domain,
$ t f ^ 5
as sound ns a dollar nnd as sweet as
ie ■•<!
totes
Government
Is
taking
r'our little ones
syrup. Mr. Price has lots of potatoes,
tlie reported adnltcrntlon of maybe no others quite so large, but every
kimlergnrt
ntine- with petroleum, nnd one as good. Potatoes ought to be more
Giving you twelve piece)
open next
m
t has been Bent to Jackson- plentiful In this' section, and Mr. Price, is
Í Florida me
* n month
nnnh to inquire Into nnd setting a good example.
Htimntes froi
subject.
The following„Is a list of the Florida
allroad between Madison, Fla., fruits which look first prise at the Micliiluscious oyste rsl. Go., wns completed last
DEALERS IN
gnn state fair Avacndocs, Mexican pears,
We will call for and
e cVcnt celebrated by running scarlet plums, pawpaws, egg fruit, grape
deliver your clothes
t of soit
train between the two points. fruit. shaddock, kuipquots, mangoes,
$ -npletcs the lino between cocoanuts, bananas, Tahiti apples, Otaonce a week is Nt-* 'aldostn.
have
Lehe gooseberries, sour sops, sugar opr
fl.
new electric light plant, pies, limes, Tahite limes, rough 'lemons,
hns rctu
All W ork G uarantee
baseball team of the Nn common lemons, tamarinds, star apples,
iV h
sonvllle
will play games nlong candle nuts, figs, guavas, sapodilas, pine
le coming whiter. They apples, apondin plums, citrons, tangerine
ry U
nines at the prominent limes, persimmons, cerissn, pomegranates,
dates, almonds, maumec apple, swnmp Office nnd works on Onk Avenue,
near Fcrnald's
conference of Seventh Day apples, sea grapes, seven year apples, co
In Gold's Barber Shop
’Phone GO .
Park Avqpue, Nort
coa
plums,
cumpti,
oranges,
ceriman
am
pa been in session in Palatka
Jder Wentworth preached an lUoa.
S A NT 0 R 0 , F L O R I D A
If Floridians still build wooden dwel
srmon on the second coming
pc only hope of the world or ling houses, in the main, it is not because
The soutlicnsieni union the state does hot furnish nn abundance
¡'nt
ists of the two Carolines, of better building material. Of course,
•F❖ ■W">‘
■F
+
Tern half of Kentucky nnd all the business houses in our larger
cities are now built of brick, stone, or
Florida.
rod.
I Appleynrd, of the Lake City concrete. Many dwelling houses arc also
■m s to inquire, "what brand seen built of less porishnbl» malarial thaw
_ .. r r J t H CraId ,i i . u i L n ^ c ^ - -woodi" We-ere tenming thnn -TiorUflU
wns n visitor
n caltie country.every rich in building material. The best of
: VOLfJ
m v ’iiund, or gels sent to brick clay is to be found in many pans
1
IV to-<lntc nnd number youj| pardoned.—Puntn of FlQrldn; there is nn abundance of cc
McGlon Bros., Proprietors.
merit rock in West Florida, the'limestone
Twenty Years of Ckpcrjencc with Florida Crops Has D em onstrated
nundiers from A. E. II
■ ■ .f f
found in such quantities in Dade county
tore.
th e W orth of Our F ertilizers ,
- iv
well known Tom
will cut like cheese when first excavated
^Herald furnishes engriiy
Unrein have been yet becomes extremely hard in a few E v e r y t h i n g Ne at a n d C l e a n
, the same |>rlce asked* d of $300 cnch to npmonths nnd ' weathers well, and now
fw York. _
and Cooked to PIonsc the Palate
t to answer for their
A SPECIAL BRAND FOR EVERY CROP
Hillsborougl^ county comes fotword with
Otero. thu_ Spanish >'q fine quality of massive dolomite mar
h anticipate huildil
of the Epicure
living us their contri f Ybor City: * ----blc—a beautiful, fine-grained building
¡jf the democratic noin material. There is said to be only one
Uive in tlie next legls other such deposit in the country, which
j. a . t a k a c h , Agent
j i n . general mn
Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue
LGuMf Ky„ was n vi iJuvnl) county, is muk is in Westchester county. New York, Just
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
votes to elect him north Of the. city. Then there Is glass
Jesdny;
of representatives sand of good-quality and the best of pal 4-+❖ •4,+
tW W W W W V nW W W M W V W W W W W W W W W W M W W y W W W V
<>++•><•♦•!••{•- F d
t figgs. dates, on
le®. apples and prunes ilh Florida this tcry clays found in Florida. This state is
Tents for the well supplied „w ith house-building and
ui# iuilixil grocery.
1
uLaod. Syd house furnishing m aterial/
ice-cold ty/eet milk nnd buttermilk" i
' several back
ill the popular soft , drinks will be foun
from.—Me
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
si W. II. Hand's.
LIV E R Y , F E E D and
Plumbing and
Delicious loo cream, the Iwst made, at
- -A.V- Each District
d want buy
G as F i t t i n g
SALE S T A BLES
T
—
Rn. G. L Tnknsh's lunch room, opiwsite 1 buy tbpl- Nam*«
■—and Tax Voted V
Pico Hotel nml tlie depot.
-.im S tT C e
School Hoard met Inst week, wifi, all AD Work Receives My Personal Attention H a rn e s s and B ucglaa
B la c k a m |th ln g .a n d H o ra ash o t.
Mrs. J. p. Huston relumed hontc frti quality will tie
members
jiresent.
Election
returns
were
und
Best
Efforts
North Carulinu, Tuesday, nfter s|iending
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
canvassed with the following results:
month with friends and relatives.
* Leesburg linve
’Phone 230
Apopka—Trustees. A. C. Starblrd, T. H OpposittCity Hall
Moonlight, ficxKl music, dancing ntiwlhc trees. Many Johnson, li. K. Fuller Three mills voted.
A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y U S E
r *
•he pnlins every night'next week at VM. considering what
Longwood (valid on division of the dis
FKESH
| vs Springs. We will bo there.
J y c a r , and that it is trict deciding against it)—Trustees, E. W.
this season, nnd arc Ensmingcr, W. J. Woydburo, E. L. Smith.
Psul Kedy has returned from
I the pltospiintc regions in the In] ters to hold for more Two mills voted.
| the Ssnlord* Miicliino & Fomulr
Oviedo—Trustees, H. D. McCall, A. J
AND'“
Tor a (hart time only. Tujics dependent: An envel- McCulloy. W. J. Lawton, One mill voted.
. THE PIONEER MA>* — - ‘ URER 0F
l^ickliart—Trustees,
E.
E.
Rodenbougli.
[*** A« Squares, regular iwl
addressed very plain»1 price $17. Sanford Fur ) as print—“MiBs Paula J. L. Isaacson, Geo. Wofford. Tlirce mills
, the popular ««»1810171
Florida. United voted.
AT
Zellwood—Trustoes, F. G. Cowgill, J. N.
t deixit, is enjoying a l [ l >e letter wns sent
J. I. ANDERSON’S
n in Boston nnd other p f t I* H°‘ 1(1 St. Pe- Kelley, A. J. Osborn. Three mills voted.
Beulah—Trustees, J. A. Reaves, J. W,
isual. The poatOberry.W. H. Robinson. Three mills voted
w.
our T * i i bo » p o r t« -n - « » ;
n" "
'
e been to all the o # ' Ru8flia' und St'
K
nny other. We also manufacture n
Sanford—Trustees, C. li. Walker, D. F,
- Kices on the. .i r V 11' 1*0 ' cvur8e °[
Whitner, L. R. Philips. Three mills voted
or ■general repair wo« 1 vo Rere nnd
MISS Minili^ Dlackh lfl< rpnignml j ;
y that it lnvarb
'»re being routed nova, nnd Ml»* D- D- Allen niipolnted.
"tthauiy and dntiglu
the Philadelphia Pressed Bricl
AIchango In the Mrs. A. M. Rchbinder, to Duda. Miss Ethel
stiape, durability to
E<]tinl
in
strengtl
for Jacksonville Wednci
AIL
WtlITt
BARBLRS
d be hailed witli Crawford to Gotha.
y*»Botthamy will take « course nt
\ f lo c k s of all Kind», Shapes nd Size»
of
the population.
A clean towel for every customer
*“ «7 Business College.
Building
Get Familiar With These
' i
Work
"Florida Russels" made
i'-U planting is opimmcUi;
As Urere will be a Inrge number of Pres- YA N C EY GOLD, Prop.
S ew n P i p n V '1 • " Ki" J ’ of Ccro" “
selves when once their IdenUal Electors on the ballot a t the elec
***. *UI tell you land on
........ everything
iiscovcred by the con- tion in November it lichdbves Democrats
wc
-----Gil. Andrew Johnson retun
y lint try to make a repu- to become familiar with the Bryan elec
Rcw
and oilier
ly shipments uf oranges tors, which are ns follows:
wte he hss been conferring
^i-drla GrecpingsT"—
For FYesidential Electors:
'y c e t, Between Railroad»
Bk,
wll° contemplate l
ch a designaYards in First Si '
r
I t P. BAILEY.
in Sonfurd enterprises.
Consulting
Mechanical
the northern
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li
A
t
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P. W. BUTLER,
J ^ ^ o r e n t b j a l w j n o n t f e JiLKfl*î» v m M w w w w » w»w w w w w w ‘ “ ______
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RDfrr.
E.
DAVIS,
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»wtonl Furniture Co.
ç e ta jr d p M . j—
c e a C MARTIN.
whether the
COMI
— ¡T'S^.-MtSrK, *- Ferrari of Euttls,
JSAMUE^ PASCO.
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Palatka
and
Practical
M
a
chinist
Paste this list In your lint, so that when
C
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Wlt h thcir ‘lig h te r ,
» Thn,.l*r. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrari
severely, In a you are asked who the Democratic elect
AGENTS
*7.,lM!ir w“y home fromToccoa, Ga., ‘ce of shipping ors are you may be prepared to give the Ei|«rl in Harbin. IVilfn, Erection and Krpalr
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vUited tlielr son, Rev. Clarence
It is evident desired information.
idians are not
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ec nsylum ."_ CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
I Plans untinoti in tlie Q>
IWork die
iifinni-r. \ » i Frimk-W. PojHir-of
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Off le« w ith H O L D E N RF
Announcements for municipal office will
Hie, lias fiiTered his services to
be
published
under
this
caption
from
now
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nal democratic committee of
PA IN TIN G
*hig nnd
Sanford,
AND
nd has been assigned to duty, unUl the election at the uniform price of
preparati
first speech near Oyster Day $5.00 each, payable strictly in advaqoe.
DEC O R A TIN G
_J_.__ F ar Cftv Mi fuliftl ■
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it Coler, and acquitted hlinV ofm uf ftmifixJ '
somoly/ He also spoke'In TBIUte
Paper Hanging a Specialty
hrreby announce mytelf U ■ candUala far City
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tnhal.
tubfect to the will of all of tna voter« of
Jwell,'pf
»'•«king special ibe town of
AAmt for Alfred Peals Co.
Sanford at tba cvinlnS municipal elec
^8 a Call
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Willi
Snoad
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Venable,
Opp.
Postofflce
1 have bad «ama year* r ip e r te n e t a« an onicer
FLORIDA
Sanford
Sanford
Vachine i Foundry
Ladies’ Skirts
Works
Pressing
and Gentlemen’s Clothing
Repairing of all Kinds
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of Machinery ^
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Automobiles and Gas
Engines
__GEO^ W* A D A M S , Manager
Up-to-Date
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Co.
The Florida
Best Brand of_ Fertilizers----for ' Florida growers
Restaurant
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
H A N D B R O TH E R S
DINGEE
M EATS
SANFORD
G R O C E R IE S
C em ent
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'yD rainage
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B arb e rsh o p
Geo. A. Main, B»S.,M.E.
J. E jP a c e and
B . Randall, P rop s,
E N G IN E E R
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F. W. Temperton
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Tin, Slate ai;E S I / N
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,n^e rclative lorldingBlt^id|f i
folks iD any part of the c^V.'i
ter dark without a llghL^and
"*ictlyenforood from tltJldate. |
T. J. Ltt, O ty M a/shai.
1
^ !con vinell°
id fully realUe the dude» M b u n t of a itarthalelected. 1 iitpmUsiofaUltfally andoooacientlouilarva, and will at all time« try my ulinuit to en
force the law« of die ca te and Ihe dtj
good lmWALTER D. BELL
M¿:C. I
iniod on
Attomiky. at-LaW
The Herald ia fully equipped to (>riut
M ir, vegetable, tomato, \ ï of all kinds. All tlie laieit
,lx>uiUon.andoUicrsoi}|ieUpd "G-eM. M. Smith hai 1,000 acre#. of
mille Hand's place.
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�THE SANfORD HERALD
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A re You Looking For
Published
Subacrlp
Untemi
1009.
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| O n e Thousand Acres of-C elery Land
Flowing W ells GuaranteeONS
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
Reasonable Cash Payments
Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc.
wl J
tion of asaistnnt cashier in her dad's two-
.“„‘fH MACARONI OUTA iJ
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• • f a Specialty
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writing theatrical critticks for the Muccaroni Cyclone and quite n theatrical fever
mcr! H e ra ld 's Special C o rrespond ent «ndata in c u r upper circles,
a n y B y w ir e le s s Telephone
John Fry and wife and four little Frys
nnnotannd Bud Hash visited the: ale boiled dinner with the Snodgrass fnmlo twirls lost nightr
.
,
ily Inst Sunday. The boiled beef and
our barber, is going to open cabbnge wns too much foi* the little^Frys
, The new'tny. Lnfc's great grand- and it took n half pint of paregoric to stop
were ejected. inGeorge Washington. (|ie «hooting pains in their little stom,pl6dginto ¡f££n to wdles on his bike 0chs.
needed mucii
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Amizlnda Sutcliff Is writing u theater
licing OulJarhlde and Lit,
play for the Macaroni stock company. AmiWill Bean Creek on thefi^-fiUUt. I^incla.hn» been connected with Cy Bugmnjoriuriiiny. They Vo been keeping*' ' 9f> one' r,nS cl««« for two yenrti nnd
this pv over a year, and Cleopatra's I *",WB w,u,t the P***111* Wnl}i' ^ e u n d c rWe_ycurgus ought to pop If he'* BtiM* ''h i ,s distant kin to Boolh Tnrking-
4 end all cun
jinranlecd to lie in accordance
/ho
Need My Servier*
OR TR U C K LA N D S
Come anil See Us
Children’s Shoes
is tliront;ned with
m u l 111 S tn>u*l' tH* w ‘*h Sloinndi .
if shortness of breath. Lib s
p '^ n ls te d anyway.
7,1 l)nirher give a* tfried liver
yesterday In honor of PhilSonk.gwaisted daughter, Jemima, wlio
ling a class in elocution and chi| H>l Gulliver has put new hinges on his
/ miner kitdtcn doorund purdiused a new
jiellybnnd for his buggy harness. \
Deacon WllberforccSlmpson and PrencJiSanfortl will get her shurtj llty
cr Deuteronomy Jones, of the colored
«( the tourists, marines; nni^ay diurch, are arranging for bolding campwhidi being translated into Engl*,
meeting lii Ooonr y Billings' groye^ near
men, women and-children .HjCjfi. Pussumfat creek.
k.
"tin's clime for "health and recreatit
Mrs. Pod Dutcher was elected [resident
smart set last night. Old man
The idea of a traction line fur Sal
d t causing our city Jo J>e Quoted ovetJtdici
faulted States as th«_mn»l __MfcJfciiJU£££5!
the south for its site.
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OOAKDING CCLERY. SANPQKü.
allons. see your n « « sl
ltM iikes No Diffeience What You Want or Where You W
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H A V E IT
— mnl on T erm s that are Right
HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPAW.c r Y
Over 400 pupils enrolled in the Senior», ^
odiool, coifjpared to 203 for last yeur^
demonstrates die rapid growth Of our,
i" playing
a" week's.engagement in
in the near future. . Tills company
T O N S O R I A L ‘ PARLORS
sliow, carrying its own scenery
e stage with moving pictures and
J. L. CARRUTHERS
. Propcteu*
je s t stage effects. The date of
. i u. ,n.i„Ul. I
¿l)£4»KUJ.b£ announced later In
The funeral u U ^ ^ u r today, ini
Snnfonl must have light I Not from [« v e n t them from advertising is beyond
. being Ipade In 1\ , • Jew oemetei
polling bugs or candles, but from clec- us^—Plant City Courier.
Tinting
Send or-Phone Your O rders to T
�Wade, the tuner, Orlando. „
The kindergarten opens Monday.
Register today. Last chance.
Aro you n subscriber to T he HeraldT
• The Herald' s *phonc is No. 148.
Nine hours per day. Snead & Vcnnblo.
'penlngs-^-Mcntlon of: The famous O-U-N-O smoker nt Charles See C. A. Rcyd for furniture and piano I
little
Evans.
moving.
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tiers In Brief.
S. ,C. Clnrk ewns n visitor to Orlando
Oysters served it^ every style nt the |
Sunday.
Pico restaurant.
PERSONAL ITEMS Of .INTEREST Superior printing for nil purposes tit Tut For nn up-to-date tailor-made suit, see |
Herald oilice.
D. A, Caldwell & Sons.
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Fresh oysters served in every style nt ' Wanted; T wo nil round painters. Call |
ary
of
the
Flontlng
Small
Talk
Sum:
the Pico restnurnnt.
cclnctly Arranged fo r llurnt Tlie Herald olllce for particulars.
^ rlcd Herald Readers.
Get your house numliers from A. E. Hill j Cnr load of horses mid mules, just in, nt |X ?!!
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Hardware Company.
Stm<1
Hand's stnhles. * Cnll nnd look them over, f ; ;
Ypur Utile one«
Now Is the time to buy your sub-ini
Gladys Adams left for Asjicvllle. N.C., * *
* 1 htv'kindergarten,
gated land. See M. M. Smith.
oni Wednesday. She will enter Hillside * *
II open next Monday'
Col. A. M. Thrasher transacted legal convent.
Florida inenis nt M. A. Speer’«. business nt the county sent Tuesday. • •
Dread nnd milk, crackers nnd milk, milk
eMimates from Pell on house |*intIced ten; just the thing tills liot weather. toast nnd other dairy dishes, nt Dillio
[Mrs. Tnknsh’s lunch rbom, opposite depot. Hand's place.
nit4oyster 1« now In the local
Tho Mabc| Pnlge Cu. will present 'The
Messrs. Curry. Horner nnd Rowland of
| Devil" nt the Opera House on Wednesday I Orlnndo trnnsneted business in this city
milt wntor ninckcrcl nt M. A. night.
on Tuesday.
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Beginning Mondny.-the 31st, Snead &
T he Pope Contractini; Companv will iurhave nn Item of news call Vennble will work nine hours for day's n*®h your plans free of coat when they do
work.
your work.
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i has returned from n buslHome-seekers ¡¡re arriving on ovefy
W. M. Dickens made a short trip to OrukspnvUlc.
traln nnd they nre all buying Innd in this hind» Wednesday to get his Codillnc from
tlie Cook garage. Celery Union will hold nn vicinity.
-<cltng in the city hnll tonight,
Send your order in for compound lard.
^ l, s Panting yon wnnt, send If to T ut
want o toothsome steak, Special price given on 50 lb. cans. See | IIeihau» office. First-class work gtinrnn
teed.
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edjuil rltiht,viaUnilHc Hand’s place. Sa n ford Grocery Co.
Wanted—Position on n farm by young V
Tbo regular Thursday night dnnoo ocIkiAiiii.R' Wavtcd: Nice rooms and
als. St - Mrs. Woodburn, Third street, curred this week nnd quiteo large number German. Andrew Emory, over WoodnilT’# shoe store.
attended.
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A little money now and n little nownml
Miss IahiIsc Simmons of Toccon. Gn.. is
Hr*. Warren Presson of Chnrlqtte, N. C.,
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. the charming guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. D, L. then is the way to buy celery land.’ See
M. M. Smith for particulars.
Tlirqsher.
toni ^
Fresh line of National Biscuit ty .’s goods? Upon every side is heard the sound of I
Now Ik the time to buy cranberries,
t nrrived. Call nt the Sanford Grocery hot weather specialties, at M. A. Speer's 'the hummer, tmd_ncv^lHKtswrmnT^jdnë}
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Copies of Tlie Herald can he obtained
rftte n rr" E T?W><Hiruif rcturrMsi Wednesday from
^UilincScCX w»U*known-reirtttcn
CroeVn, wns n visitor to tlie city on Jacksonville, where he spent several days ot M1,ler's news stand, corner of Park nvc
mie nnd First «irret.
| on business.
Tlwrsdny.i
Mr. nud Mrs. W. S. Eury and daughters |
lie up^o-dnte- and number your house. I $12.05 is the stnndnrd ¡»rice torn tailor*
Crt your number* from A. E. Hill Hard- made suit nt 1). A. Caldwell hr the Slone* of Ridanomi, Indiana, are in thè city nnd f
will probuhly lU-utc bere.
m,« store .
. | Gove block.
If
tttœ œ ttu œ œ m tm m
N. P. Yowell & Go. ii:
( ) U R FA L L STO CK lias been arriving daily. Y ou. should
not fail to call and look over this stock l>cforc making your
purchase.
W O O L D RESS G O O D S— Wc liavc all the new things and
trimmings to match.
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GINGHAM S— Full Line.
dresses T '
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Just the things for children's school
H OSIERY — Wc carry thq celebrated Cadet Brand, linen, heel
and toe, sold, under a guarantee
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F. P. CÒRSETS-^-Fall Styles, in all the new shapes.
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OUR STO CK was never in better shnpe to please the buyer than •
now in both price and quality. Call, we vyill be glad io,"
serve you
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First
Oct. 14th and 15th
Wednesday
and Thursday
Send your shirts, collars nnd cuffs to the
r Herald furnishes -engraved visiting
Ih) yttu waiit new line of cercala—just I o n tho n b o v e tln tc s we cordiully in v ite ymt
tn setröITr (inm tl
d isp lay of
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is at the same price a ski'd in Jacksoa* ICelery City Steam Laundry anil they will rrceived front New YntkT Call ot «tm| , :__—— —------ 7— |.Ins.(i G. Johnson's, Gngc. Jmlkln 8c ‘MoCortnick nnd Cntor's pattern hats.
| look ns new.
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rw York.
Thu finest line of Japanese matting to Also artistic productions front our own work room.
Now is the time ui have your weli
L ant lei patir butldlng will save
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found in the city. Prices nlwnys tlie
living us tlieircontnict. Snead cleaned out nnd driilrsl deeper. Better
lowest.
Snnford
Furniture
Co.
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Wc will make it to ymir mlvnnlajie if you will buy from us.
Snmples of engroverl visiUtuLcards ami
Stenk, harp and eggs. |x>rk nnd Itcnna
jin , general manager of the
Tartres &Gujp Ky.. was n visitor to tlie find otlier toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L iiivitntimiB iiVlIiclatest and best styles
Tnknsh'irrfmch rixim, op|»site. the depot. may he seen nt The Herald otlice.
isdayThe famous We\jwn S|»rings. with heY
The Herald Is tiow employing u force of
Krcih Hoc ; pf flggs, dates, corlnths, opthes. apples and pnmqs at six men. which means a good t»ny roll, l«tro crystal water, ik’-a gay place ibis
distributed each 'week among Simfonl's- week. Finest piusic, dancing and fun.
UKSanford 1Irncery.
O R L A N D O , -F L O R I D A *
For Rent: Boarding house. 15 rooms. J
Irt-mki i icet milk nnd ^utlerinilk nnd merchatus.
modem
convenience,
good
locution
in
Cnll nt Sanford’s landing Fqniilurc house
^ir soft drinks will lie found
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for furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting, Snnford. Inquire Coca Coin Ikittling Co. V
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Dr. Stephens is Hooking happy today. i
Delicious ice cream, the best made, nt dishes, etc. Sanford Furniture Co., J. D.
Davison,
manager.
Mrs
Stephens ami the Ixiy have arrived
Ma (i. L Tnknsh’g luncli room, opjmslte
Wnde makes frequent tri|>s to Snnford. home, after attending the summer in North |
Pico Hotel nnd tlie depot.
Carolinn.
L Mrs. J. P. Huston returned liome from Write him at Orlando.
New residents nre arriving in Snnford I
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Metlinger are in
Uarth Cafolina. Tties<iny, nfter spending a
on
every train these days nnd our city
Philadelphia
and
New
York
purchasing
I nionth with friends nnd rclntives.
bids fair to have*unc of the most prosper- j
goods
for
their
dry
goods
mui
millinery
Moonlight, good music, dancing among
Otis seasons ever known.
the paiins every night’next week at Wcki Btorcs. They aro expected home next
Sue Pei I for pnpfj hanging. New fall |
week.
I va Springs. We will be there.
patterns jus'. In.
If
you
wnnt
n
llrst-CTass
lailqrriiuale
Paul Keefy has returned from.n trip to
Geo. K. Layman of Jacksonville wns in |
the pitüsphntr
totr regions In the 'Interests of ' t,u' t ^,,r $12-08, call ni D. -A. Caldwell &
the
city Monday, Mrl Layman is Intro-1
the SanforÍMncIiíne
S*Mnchloe fit Foundry Works. I ^on8.
ducingat new drink cnllml Pnlnietto PltosFor a short time only, Tn|>cstry BrosF- p Forster leaves today for New York
phnte,which will be handled in Snnford
•rf* Art Squares, regular |>ricc $22.50, wlicrc he will join Mrs. Forster, nnd will
by the Coen Cola Iktuljng Co.
»ptcial price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. «Pend «overol weeks In New York nnd
P a t t o n ’s
Wilbert brand canned vegetables, the |
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John Evans, the i«,Htlnrassistant nt the oU,cr cn8tern cUic8liaest ¡lacked, at CHas.'Evans.
S u n
AC.L freight depot, is enjoying a well-1 Heudqunrters for Iron Age tools. Any
Paints
Rev. nnd Mrs. J- F. McKinnon have sc-1
vacation in Boston nud other points Bting you wnnt in hand plows, fertilizer
enrol room nnd hoard with Frank II. Wood- j
in the East.
distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.
cock. Oak avenue and Seventh street,
Aft« you have been td
the other
B ake/has returneil from At
tri nil
all 'the
otlier I Mra- s where they will lie glad to see their friends.]
1ttntrectur*. get our prices on the most lantn, where site has been busily engaged
Mr. McKinnon's stmlS ¡8 at. i | ms I’reslrrtr- ]
¡ood«n building or general repair work. selecting n Inrgc stock of fall millinery.
rluTTcJiurcii.
Sse#d k Venable.
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Wiitdi for tlie advertisenient in The I Icmld.
1 sell the celebrated Macy wagon:' H ur-]
Tho l>est line of cigars in the city isdisH *
liottbatny nnd daughter,
A SPICIAITY
ry J. Wilson, fj*’
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BUndie, left for Jacksonville Wednesday. | penMd nt Billie Hand's place.
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John Nuttnll, the veteran shoetimker. has -> ->•<•
1 iubouhmny will take n course
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ö. A. Howard nnd famJoy, after tooveil his~shnp Itrttie ctirnerol tur StoneI M**«y Business College.
spending the summer in/ Cadillac, Michi 6ove block oir-Palmetto avenue, where he
j— gaming ¡s apiToncning, M.
gan.-' Their many friends are glad to wel lias well-ligilted quurters nnd will he
I
vill sell you land on easy terms.
pleased to greet oil ills old patrons. SunJ U Andrew Johnson returned Thursday come them home.
ford is fortunate in die possessing of such
.
Successors to N. H. GAÍÍNER
Complete line of pipes just received.
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Turk and other points East
a skilled cobbler as is Mr. Nuttnll.
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he has been conferring With several Chus. Evans.
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Step into Mrs. G. L. Tukusii'shmch room
PUltsu who cumetnplate investing
Sentinel, Orlando: Iktrlow & Co., are
ami get a cup of goad coffee. -Five Gents.
**•*7 ia Sanford entcrixiscs.
W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL
t -'
■hipping satsumas from the grove of Col.
^Psrnitufe tq rent by the month or sen* Carey-Elwcs, near Conway. The fruit l "The Devil" was produced In New York
Sanford Furoiture Co.
while not very well colored,-fs'nf excellent for the first trine Irt'dliircountry enrly in
September, and .Sanford isjcpry fnrmnntc
w ^ ,1‘ ** Ferran of Eustis, flavor and'wUI no doubt bring good prices. iaJjeing able to see thin really rcmnSnble
with their daughter.
New honey in quart Jars, 30 cents per
play wliilc it is yet new to tlie public.
quart,
at M. A. Speer's.
1 o . *1‘t‘r Mr’ und Mrft- Ferran
The enterjirise of Manager- Rlrhlft
»Ik. r WQy home fram Toccoa. Gn..
H A Y AND G RAIN
Sentinel Orlando: Robert Newman, son D ixienicate.iu Jacksonville, I n ¡sitting
I^lllted their son, Hev.Chtrence
of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Newman,
___spent Fri^ out John -B. Whiteimiir- nmi-nrflrsi-dosa
dfty-iirOrtandmvlUiTns"parents, greeting nfmpnny in this remarkable play, stam ps^t -Phfts and »peciflcatiops ami old friends. Snnford lrfcported ns being him os a manager of the most ¡irogressivc
.wutg. dirtrpertiian' anybody on a boom, and "Bob" seems to t>e keep ideas, and he deserves great success for
A Venable.
his enterprise in this' directum. “The
ing up with the procession.
High-Gride Cigars md Tobacco.A,Speciilty
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p a t y Laundry has installed
Ham sandwich, 6 cents; Mrs. Takash's Devil" will' be presented here on October
p*«ing and cleaning maqliin- lunch room, opposite the depot.
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H * l*epared to do your clA” '
ol this really remnrkublc play that the
- h r w f SinTtliT the well-known Orlando house will-Undoubtedly he crowded on
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lilllners. hove an advertisement in tins lids occasion.
r \ Telephone No. 39
Give Us a Call
issue calling attention to their fail open
? Wwcl>- of the firm of D. K ing. This Arm lias become fatnbus In this
- Celery Plants fo r Sale *
I —--^ IT itc d yesterday fpim
section by the magnificence of their miUiI have about a million enrly transplant
f Uce to Bicycle fill
W ELLS
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nery openings, and the rare bargains of ed celery plants which I offer for sale.
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»»re relative to riding*
fered at all limes. Sanford ladies have a They will be ready (or delivery by October
Best Equipped Well D rlllln t Machine In Ror «.tiing 1 Fsonoi
invitation to visit Ives & Smith J3lh. Free of green hearts and sport#.'
Attention Given to All W ork
[edne^ay and Thursday.
B-lf
A. Doknkk, Celery avenue.
It will be to Your Interest to See Me. Any Site"
to .Six Inches
vegetable, tomato, pea. oxtail.
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Harry J. W ilson
Keen Kutter Hardware I
Harness
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S P I T I N G GOODS
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GARNER & ROBERTS
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Fancy Groceries
Everything Good to Eat
W H I T E F R O N T GR OC E R Y
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' UTiBO shipping acflsoni Here’# success to
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Stenmer "McNeil" wo« ft whole day
lute making her trip Inst week. We hear
A Budget of Interesting Item s1 the took down 1,200 boxes of grapefruit
and oranges from the Kaulerson groves on
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thj^east side of Lake Harney, The shipmsnt was made by J. T. McLain.
THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY Miss Mayme McLain has been very sick
with fever, but Is reported,better.
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Orange buyers are not falling over one
efficien t S ta ff of Reporters Weekly
Covers the T e rrito ry fo r ,_u_ another to get the crop out here, as they
did last season.
The Herald
The f r a i l s here, the quality Is as good
as
ever, apt) the growers usually quite
ENTERPRISE ECHOES
willlrig to exchange their golden fruit for
Special CorrMpamlence to T h e 'Herald.
Mrs. Wrn. S. Thnyer returned homo Sun the golden (or silver) simolcons. Come
day, niter on extended visit In the North out and looh us over, gentlemen.
with hci*slster.
NEWSPAPER
Miss Frnnkle Rnulcrson returned to her
home in Lakeland on Saturday,. Miss Clif
ford llendry went as far as Sanford with Suspension o f d South rtorlda Paper
her, and returned on Mondny.
Calls Forth the Following
John emitter of DeLnnd was in town
The Fort Myers Brecie hns suspended
Saturday.
publication. The able editor gives sev
E. C. Ditto and son, Ralph, were in San eral renserfs, which pre no doubt valid,
but in severp- truth there is but one rea
ford on Monday.
son
why any paper suspends publication
Rev. Campbell Grey of DeLnnd held di
—It
docs not pay: If a paper Is a paying
vine service Sunday afternoon at All Salqts
proposition,
it may be bought Tor con
clitirch.«
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solidation purposes, or It may change
Mis* Tina Tucker returned today from
hands, but It never just simply quits.
Georgia and other points, where she spent The weekly press of Florida is able and
the summer,
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strong in all that pertains to the inside
J. F. Bunch''was In toWn Inst week and of the various offices whence It is Issued,
on-account of the roughness of the lake but it Is sometimes thought that Uiere is
had to go back to Orange City so as to too much inside, too much brain, too
take the train for Sanford.
much devotion to work and duty com
pared to the knack pnd tact for money
LAKE MARY NEWS
which 1s unfortunately a more or less
Sportal Correspondence to The Hrrnld:
necessary accompaniment to the publica
Mr. J. B. B. Stryker, wife qnd bnby have tion of newspapers,
'returned, nftcr spending several months • And then it may be true that the peo
in New Jersey.
ple upon whom a, live. flinL.omva.aaws..
- M r ^ a n d -Mrs.-John ^ Iflftff"TTnygrmaVeil
,hack-4o-L»ke- Mary,- -They ore -ohlTTsh sufficiently appreciative nnd do not give
dents of the town and everyone is glad it the patronage it deserves. And then
to sec them back. Mr/ Ring will accept there are doubtless cases in which the
ii position with The Planters* Manufactur community Is . fairly well disposed, but
ing Co.
\in which, the publisher overestimates the
Rully Day was observed at the Presby resources.which the community ought of
terian churdi last Sunday. A large crowd right be asked tb bestow. There Is, per
were out ami everybody bad a gd&d lime. haps, no calling more complicated than
jhe publication of a weekly newspaper.
On« Of this first things the average pub
lisher is sure to do ii to push his paprr to
a point where it call# for every dollar
- that comes in during Yusti and prosperous
the left lung. The In ju rie s n re nut fntof,'
tim es.. When things slack up he takes
but ore very serious. Messrs.* SJobloftl
courage and heaps up Ids scale df ex
mid Nylim were wrestling and Nylun be
pense, hoping to make good when things
ing thrown on the floor, lost his temper
turn—and sometimes they do not turn
nnd fired the shots.
soon enough.
Mrs. J. F, Suntleih is laid up in bed
And again,'ll is seldom the case that a
with n sore foot’
good, live newspaper In a small town Is
Last Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, valued by the community at large i&r
Mr.-U. Perdue and Nfl»* Snnkey. Bellamy whnt it is worth as a unit nnd factor in
were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the general prosperity,' ns a.representa
iW. Perdue. That night a few people were tive of the community ns a whole. A
invited down to supper, and later in the town is judged by its newspapers more
evening a crowd of serenaders cume, who than by any and all other of its institu
were trebled to pfcaclies and cake. Quite tions, and quite rightly. There Is ¡no duty
till enjoyable evening wns spent. Mr. more Imperative upon Uie people of Flor
nnd Mrs. Perdue.nlwnys make it plcnspnt ida than a liberal and sufficient support
(l*r the young people nt their home.
of their newspapers, Tim patrons get
Mr. Goodhart Sjblom hns returned, nftcr their money back twice—-la direct return
ipendlng n-month with HÜSUvesTtTöhlo of reading and advertising, and again in
An ice cream social wns held Inst night the impression nnd influence the live
newspaper has nnd makes upon tho out
at the school lupine.
side world— Tampp Times.
Bishop Grqy wig. hold services nt the
E]>iscopqWjCliti^.lWu*rrow
Episcopal .jehtityh. laguirrow afternoon nt
Quaint Quibbles from Sis Hopkins
*1 o'clock?ftt
Some men can drive a crooked bargain,
WINTER PARK
but few women can drive a horse or a
Prof. Susan A. Longwcll has returned nail straight.
from her summer vacation nt Springfield,
1 never thought mudi of women's rights
Ohio, to 1111 her usual position in Rollins 'till 1 hung onto a strap in a Jacksonville
College ns professor of English Literature electric car.
and Philosophy. Miss Longwcll is one of
Ma says modest maids should be care
five of the former teachers who will re
ful not to keep their eyes on the ground
turn.
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- , • fcst-they soil them.“
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~~Alffovers of athletic sports will welcome
, . Mn says some people think they are
buck to Rplllns both Jam es Story and
charitable when Uicy give away the
Jam es Wlndhnm. Citizens of the town
things Uiey don't want.
take a large interest in the success of Uie
—
A man lifted ffiuls Himself in a cala
Rrllinr
p»»
,Vj>
boose
by drinking whiskey which was ap
inure successful Uiis year- than last.
proved of by every judge at the bar.
There is great ncUvity on the usually
When a man looks a t ma girl crossing
quiet shore of Lake Maitland. *Dr. Lltch
the
street on ja rainy day, it is curiosity.
is breuki|ig camp to lnake room for Mr.
If
he
oondnues to gaze, (l is admiration.
McDonald, who is expected soon.
Fortners
usually send their sons to an
Mr# Benedict from Hasting* was in
agricultural
college with the. expectation
town over Monday night and stopped at
tbnt
they
will
leam so m udi they won't
-the Ingraham House. Mr. Benedict came
to place his son In cqflegp,________
.Mr. G. W. VanSlckle and family have
returned from Ruratit. Fin., where Uiey
have been camping for two weeks. They
re|*irt a delightful lime and good weq|her
f i r i n g Ihelr stay. _
GENEVA GLEANINGS
Mn» .Robin«.«! nrifl MrS-FuIX-Offl
fr,up rhícain) nu _OetubciL-lin.and.aia.Mt.
IN SH El
U R RE LL
Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities
in Florida
Unimproved celery lands,flowindwells guaranteed,
$25.00 to $200.00.per acre .
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Celery forms, with flowing wells oil tiled, drained nnd. ready for crop.- $500.00- to $l0CXf.(K> / j
per acre.
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Others tell you whot enn be done. MURRELL &. M IM S IIE W are prnctjcnl farm ers ns 9
well os real estate brokers, and arc here to show you whnt has been nnd can lie dona
f
We silicit correspondence, gladly furnish nny information jHissible nnd nre nlwnys glad to J
extend to prospective investors every courtesy in our power.—:---- ~— ——— ----1 “
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M URRELL &
M IN S H E W
ements
PJTTSBURG PERFECT
Used In Uncle Sam's Paint Shop
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During the past year the U. S.
Navy has consumed 001,000 pounds
Lucas WhJU Point
The Only Electrically Welded Steel
:
and .278,700 pounds of LUCAS
COLORS, sufficient to produce »««ire
th a n , 1,00,000 gallons of- paint,
equivalent to. 50 carloads of 20(),000 gallons each', and winch would
make a train morcithntl one-lmlf
mile long.
In addition to this Undo Snm
has used ddrlng the past year more
than 25,000 'gallons of LUCAS
VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other
products.
.
Unde Sam's |irefercncc is not n
matter of fnvor. but of QUAT.ITY
and RESULTS.-------- ----------------- :
In Unde. Sam's service,, ns In
everybody elsc's, LUCAS PRO
DUCTS hnvc an unbroken record
for satisfactory results.
For Field, Farm, Ranch,
Lawns, Corn Cribs and
Poultry
Will stand ordinary as well as hard
usuage
Will not sag in. Summer’s heat nor
break- in the cohtTif Winter
Are made of the best materials nnd
have stays that cannot slip
Do not require nn expert to erect,
¥ e have the largest
and best equipped plant
for-driving wells in this
section of the country
and arc prepared to\flll
all orders promptly. Our
m achinery is up-to-date
and our= workmen are
skilled in the work.
Those contemplating
putting in wells would
inter
serve
ests by consulting us and
learning prices before
making contracts.
W e H a n d le t h e A b o v e E x c lu s iv e ly in S a n f o r d
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers/We.' efc-in
I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, and *
Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit
When a fantler's boy gets to mending
the„harness with cotton string instead of
copper rivets, you can make up your mind
he is set on being a bmkemnn an .steam
cars, or a cage driver with a circus.
Copt. M arks at Home
— Ha ving returned t o Sanford,--after-un~
n tn rn rf nf f,uir »nnnth»,. i. -n«— i—,l f
again, ready to give my best efforts to
sell any property that is listed with me
and to do notary work, drWw and execute
aUHtlmls of deeds.- mortgage»:' contract a,
bonds, etc. I will appreciate any business
intrusted to me.
. Respectfully,
5-tf
Richard H. Marks.
tied for the winter in their pleasant home
on Lake Geneva.
CnpL W. R. Moore arid family sail from
.„New. Yotk.OaoLar-iUb,vo tlw> Giyde Llne,
and will reach Geneva ryid “Ei Capita»
Grove" onrirtouduy, the (12th. The cap
tain writes .that he will,,be very glad to
get back to kioridrt o a t'' 1$ « *
’ City Lot fo r Sale
Our neW steamboat I*«
led to
We have for sale a city lot on Magnolia
make their first'trip on
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have chartered the steadier "Alligalbr," avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets,
and propose to make dally trips lx teen east front Inquire of
S nead fc V enable.
">!«Jhnl and Lake Harney during the or-
B 1 is
City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in* J
Floridafor crate factory.
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IM P R O V E D IR R IG A TE D F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D LANDS
Flowing W ells on All
Celery Delta and other Desirable TracU in Blocks to suit Purchaser. Prices an<
J. N. W HITNER
�MjsMSàMài
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AMENDMENTS TO BE VOTED ON
V— ’■ 11 1
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President.
M‘¡
MAKES
DEAL
PfBSO}
-.fcj
.
„ Tract o f Land Near Klsslm
ee Will Be Put Upon the
M arket at Once
For Proxidrntia Elrctnrs.
. II. p. BAILEY.
p w . bu t l e r .
HOHEKT
E. DAVIS.
tion arc to be voted upon, nnd very little
GEORGE C. MARTIN.
SAMUEL PASCO.
is known of these proposed amendments,
in ContrrM. Second District.
as practically nothing lias been said here For Representative
Fr a n k c l a k k tofore in regard thereto. One was voted For Governor.
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST.
upon at the election two years ago nnd
For Com pi roller,
defeated. • This amendment Is toincrensc
A. C. CROOM.
the salaries of the judges of circuit courts For Treasurer,
W. V. KNOTT.
and the supremo court, nnd to give the For Secretary of Slate,,
ft. CLAY CRAWFORD.
legislature the power to name the amount
General,
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of salary. At present this power is vested Ft* AttorneyPARK
M. TRAMMEL
solely in the constitution, fixing circuit For State Superintendent of l*ubllr Instruction
WILLIAM M. HOLLOWAY
court judges' salaries at $2,500, supreme t or Commissioner
of Agriculture,
court Judges' salaries at $3,000. nnd Uic
U. E M’UN.
criminal court judges' snlurics at $ 1,000. For Ju illrn of the Siiliremr (jairt.
WIIJJAM A. HOCK EH,
The proposition two yenrs ago wns to in
THOMAS M. SHACKLEFORD.
10th Dktrlt'l.
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crease the salaries of dreuit court judges For Slate Senator.
L C. MASSEY.
to $3,500 nnd that of supreme court For Mrmlieni of lhe t^aUlaliire.
‘ J. H.'KimT
judges to $4,000.
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A. B. KEWTON.
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Another amendment is to transfer from For County ludtfe,
WII.UAM MARTIN
tlic constitution to the legislature the right
Court,
to create judldnl circuits ns may Be ne For Clrrk ofB.theM.Clrcull
ROBINSON.
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cessary. Tins is to meet tho increase of For Sheriff.
JAMES A. KIRKWOOK.
court business that may arise from an in For Tax A»e«*or,
crease of population.
SAMUEL A. ROBINSON.
Collector,
The third amendment is to levy » tax For Cuuhty Tak
W. E. MARTIN.
of one qiill nnnuully for the benefit of the For County Trrnsurer,
JAMES H. S A D L E R _____ ______
University of Florida, at Gainesville, tho
For-Count y Stirvcrur,--------Florida. Female College—nnd the” Colored
J. O. IjtlES.
Normal nt Tallahassee nnd the Deaf, Dumb For County Superintendent iff IsVuir Initrucllon
W. B. LYNCH.
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nnd Blind school at St. Augustine.
For 8up*'rvl«or of Kcsiitraikin.
W. L. DOLIVE.
WHERE TO REGISTER
For Juditc of the Criminal Court,
JAMES D. 11EGGS
For County Snlldtor,
Sanford Voters Have Two Places for
GEORGE A. DHCOTTES.
For Clrrk of the Criminal Court,
R cglstcrlni
L. WICHTENDAHL.
It behooves every man of Sanford to see For County Com ml** loner. Dlitriet N o t
,
ALEX VAUGHN.
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thnt Ids name is upon the registration,list FurCuunty
Commixtioner, DUirict No 9
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P a le 9
ARTICLES OF
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
Three Constitutional Amendments that
For Vice President,
Will Appear on November Ballot
JOHN W. KERN.
io n s St., Cloud T ract
At the approaching general election
Little Hai ’p u rch ased
threq amendments to the State constitu
FIRM
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“THE SANFORD _UEÜAIA-
SOLD
IN. AND AI
S ara
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INCORPORATION Chase, A. T. Rossctter, A. P. Connelly,
or
Sanford Trnctlon Çompnny
Notut is llEKEny G iven. Tlint ws, tlic
undersigned, hnve nrganiztNl nntl amoclntwl.ourselves into a Corporation to lie
known ns SANFORD TRACTION COM
PANY. for the purposes set forth in the
Charter nntl Articles of Incorporation heretd. annexed nntl hereafter following, n
etfciy of which tins been filed In lhe nflice
of the Secretary oi tSlnte, niwl we will n|iply to the Governor hf the State of Florida
for letters Patent upon said Chapter and
Articles of Incorporation.
S. O..Chase
A. T. Rossctter
A. P. Connelly
F. P. Forster
J. N. Whittier
r. P. Forster and J, N. Whitner, each of
whom being duly sworn, severally deposes'
nnd says that It is intended in good faith
to construct, maintain nnd operate a street
rnilroad mentioned in the foregoing .Ar
ticles of Incorporation.
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8. O. Chase *
A. T. Kossetter
A. P. Connelly
F. B. Forster
J. N. Whitner
Sworn and subscribed l>cforevme this
14 th day oi September A. D 1908.
R. C. Maxwell,
[seal|
Notary Public State of Florida.
My commission expires April 13, 1912,
n has iho world-famous St. Cloud
5 -5
Seuotlon changed hands, ML W. Reese
of Middletown. Del., purchasing It
NOTICE o r INCORPORATION
entirety from Mr. W. B. MnrkinOf The Sanford Development Company
ie price paid has not t>ccn made
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Q
For Letters Patent
tut It Is understood to run high
Vpi the underslgnodi hereby associate TTir miilrrilvnod hereby stvc notice that on Sulourselves together for-the purjxise of in- day. the 17th «ley of October A. D. 1808. rC 1(1
Uganda.
cortiornUng and forming a body ctirporatc it cluck n. m.. or ns soon thereafter at they can 1«
-has laid Idle for yenrs, or
heard, ¡bay will apply to the Hon. Napolean U.
under the laws of the Suite of Florida :
Unmnrd, triiv. rnor iff the Stsle of Florida, s i Ids
he death of its original owner,
office In the cnpitol building In the said state. In
A rticle 1.
lhe city nl Tallahassee, for letter* patent inoorpoton Disston, the company Into
The name of said Corporation shnll be rntinfi
theni. their associate* and successors. Into n
It fell persistently refusing
SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY, nnd body Politic and corporate In deed and In law, units principal place of business in the City «Krj nc nsm e. of SANFORD DEVELOPMENT
it except ns a whole, and as
„part
ANY, under the following charier * nnd
of.
Sanford, Florid«, with branch offices In COM!
nrtk-lr* of Incnrpornllon, the orulnsl of whicli
about 3,600 ncrcs. it was nlthe County of Orange and State of Florida, will In? on file In lhe office of the Secretary of
tble to find a purchaser, but
as the Company may hereafter determine State of the snkl Stole of Florida, at the City of
Tnllnhnsxrr, during the time required by law for
and.provide for in Its By-Laws.
has been sold'to a man backed
\tbr puhlk-allon of this notice.
V f.D .H ouw ,
A rticle II.
t capital to develop it, the
Arpriw Jnmsiw,
The general nature of the business to
s of a doren years ago ydll
T. IL Bxtiov.
he transacted by the said Corporation,
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shnll lie thnt of constructing, maintaining,
place in thoJJni ted ^Stales
qulpping_anil operating lines -of -street CHAKTJ^ - OF-THE 8A NFDRD - D E m u P H E N T
COMPANY
nllwuya
with electricity, or other motive
tie St. Cloud plantation in
The
undrrxiitnMl
herrhy nfrm to twcom« iu opower ns the Compnny m ay'determ ine cinlt-tl toitrthrr, nnd dohrrrby
associate thcinsclvr*
LsoiL or- natural ndvantages,
land provide in its By-Laws, and such tndethrr for the purtKwe o( hrcnihlnS a body politic
far and near have made a
liolcs, wires, side-tracks, switches, double and corporate under the laws of the State of Flori
the provisions of which arc hereby accepted.
i examination of the soil on tills
tracks, turn-outs, branches, connections, da,
• The following article* of incorporation shall con
tlojmls, stations, nnd all necessary pro; stitute rind In-come Its charter upon the Issuance of
idnc». and without exception have
lettery patent accordlng'lo law:
erty equipment nnd appliances for sn
re|OUdSdiat it was not surpassed in fer
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street rnilway, In the County of Ornngc
D ie name of this corporation shnll be SANFORD
(illtyby awy section of the United States,
in the State of Florida.- to-wiL; within the DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY. IPs nrinelpnl. onice
corporate limits of the City of Sanford nnd place of business símil lie In the lCltyofSai
| and vai rolpnble of producing any vnrie
ltyofSanfi.nl.
County, Florida. Branch ortiñ-s may lie
and for a distance beyond the corjiornie Ornnfle
ipof »r(viable planted, but that it wus
estnlJlished
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at
such
other
place*
as
may
be seleeied
limits of saltl city not to* exceed 40 miles ¿VUi» lioried of d i r e c t o r * . ^ _______
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best adapted to the .cultivation of Irish
in any direction, for transporting pnssen
potatoes and celery. Almost Die entire
['TTlK'ttéñrrnFñaiiire
of
business
to
be
transacted
Tiers, baggage, freight ami mhfr nrticlqa,
«nid corporalF») shall be:
II If rm j.M li
Vl
tiL freight muleumiiieiuimiui in Um buy byToltiiprove.'
ptonistion is n rfch muck, and it will re- U order llint lie can votp In the National
mnnnRe, and o|)erate real proiierly:
Fin (Xonity Cunnntuhim-r. UisVrlrt Jii) :l.
ing,
selling,
leasing,
mortgaging,
acqulr
eledloo-ii»
Nu
i
e.mtfrr
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n
V
n
^
w
h
the
Imildhut. construction nnd alteration of huuir*
^htticrif-n n rp TgtiliaBrto-pro^
L. W. TILDEN.
nnd
utlier
structure*
thereon, and the development
ng,
Owning
nntl
dis|M>sing
of
jirojierty
places where this can be done, us Sanford For (hHinlt Commix*iatier. District No. t. ,
rtf reul property tlenerallv. the bnytrut. sellinji nnd
fduces ggwd crop of anything planted.
real
atiil
j>eretinal
of
every
'nature
nnd
exchnniiins
of
real
property,
the renlins nnd lei.*O. OVERSTREET.
- It is
intention of Mr. Parker to cut has been divided since, the primary elec For County_M.
description in connection witit said Imsi Inii iff rrnl proiwrly lmprovnl nnd unlmprovnl: to
Coiumiuioner, District No. !5.
ness, nnd thnt ntny be necessary or usual mnke nil mnrtiUfie*of property. Improved nnd unluiJ. H. LEE.
thejiU«! up into trects-of from -20 to 100 tion. on necounj oTITic great increase in
»roved: tom as
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ike all murubiRe*
iff real property
nnd
in conducting said above mentioned bust Girt,
the Peace, Dislricl No. 3,
w noney thereon hy mort(aSeorutherwl*é, iiie
saw and sell or rent them to those who in the number of voters. All those living For Justice of
L. G. STRING FELLOW.
. •
ness,
nnd
to
do
nil
things
necessary,
Icion
uni
of
money
u
|
h
m
real
pn
i|<ert
y
and
the
taking
of
desire to.engage in.thq growing of truck west of Pnrk avenue in ^¡strict No. 25.
moriRofiex and auiitmin-nli of inortnsRe*
..srie* of in<proper or np|>crtninitig to the doing
;
buyinC
»elilni
same;
IjiiyTnjtselllne.
and
dealing
In
tund*
nnd
should
,cn!l
ujxm
City
Clerk,
M.
L
Scott,
Arrival and D eparture of Malls
of any variety, but he will go extensively
arrying on of said business, of construct loan» secured
(ml in
by mortisRe* or other loans on routing, maintaining and operating said Btrret property: the poriTinsiuc. mamifnduriuff. luA liiii
Effretive August Second ,
into the cultivation of potatoes and celery. whCrc the liooks will In; njiencd.
ownink.
m
ort(«slni.
PteilkloiL Irasink. telllnt. u»railway, nntl to exercise nil rights, ixiwere
rtnsr vs rtoMinrs :
The books for District No. 3, for nil
He will assume personal charge Of the
For Titusville nnd t ,
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» (ID n iind privileges now or hereafter conferred si|niiiii nnd transferrinf. Investing ln,.Madirul in
middvttUnain good*, wnrei.nierchandlte, and pro)iTrlhy, St. TVtrrstMirx................. .,
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place ns soon us he returns from Uie those living enjt of Park avenue, will he
rrty of c; ery kind and description, the entry Ink on
Tuvurcs, L-es tm r u __ _____
—R-Mt-jr by law upon atieli corporathm orfiiiiiiict of
o|ien
at
the
office
of
tlieMarksKc.il
Estate
nny of the nhove businesses or nny other busmers
and
provisioned
by
Inw,
authorizing
the
-OvWln;1.
.
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"north, which lie is expected to do in u
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All
|Miiòis
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r
th
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a
Agelicy, in (¿Large of F. J. Powers.
same,
nnd
to
tlo
nny
or
all
of
said
taisi
Lthorptime.
~:rCL- ....
All points North...............
d
0 IK) p ness or tilings before mentioned either proiierty nny nnd every esime and Interest tberi-iu,
nndcluMi-x In action secured thereby. Judfimenu re
Every voter should see that his name is
AU iHiint» South................. ........ (I
I IS p
While the transfer of the |>ropcrty wns
All points South.........................
d
7 IIS p separately or in combination with others sultine Iherefrom and niloilu-r personal propertypiff'
on
the
list
laTorc
the
expiration
of
the
InternltlicrctoinmnUjtkiif obm¡ninirtonniupóñ»i* n
| made to Mr. Parker, it 4s understood he
Aisivr *s rouotrs
. _
A rticle III. * ----- Uvrvisiim. mnnnitlnii nnd protecting
From Tlluivllle (\0d F. IL F ........
ft 0 0 n
[is die hend of a company that is well time for the liooks td*close.
nnd loans nnd all Interest* la nod
The
amount
of
rcapital
sta.
k
of
this
' ITrüMo".............................................. It) 30 n
nt the same, in effecting Insurant»
T sriret, I m b u i i ............... . .......
[qualified financially, to (lioronfilily develop
11 05 n QtiriHiralioii nutliorUed is Twenty-live ngninxt fire nnd nil other risks thereon and In w o n -.
Extrn copies of this week's Herald can
Trilby, St. Pciershum.. ..... .......
1 to p Thou sand ($25,000.00) Dollars, divided mting nnd conducting nny legni act Ions,
lirocctxting
_________
ng*
[ it, and llint ndlhing will he left undone
All points N orth...____ ______ ii
I 25 p
i *
nml im
Uixlnes*
rrlnllng In nny of the purposes herein •
lie obtained at tlil»1hfTlee. Sethi
Serid a copy
All pot rus North
d
7.15 p into Two iiundred and Firty (250) shun
Imx a dollnr failed to be expended',until
in rationed nr referred to. to register mortgage*
Aif point* South..';...
.
It 5ft h or One Hundred ($100,00) lkillars each, nnd ileeds of trnsi m renl proiirrty or rhnllrl*. reul *.*to' your frlthids and keep ■lligju in toneh
. AU puiuls Sonili r-r •
[ use place has l*cen brought to tip:Highest
7 on n alt Til* aiiy piirt of tlie* said dijittal St(K;k and all other securities ivillulernl thereto
with the Celery City 'nn«r its wonderful Mall* marked d are dhily, all Olliers dniiy. except of said Corporation may be payable in or To lire same extenl us (he lux a of this state will
[ state of perfection.
Sunday.
Chas. F. IIasaiks, Pudmaster.
penult nml n* full nnd with nil the powers that Iho
resources.
.
,
issued for lawful money of the United inwsof
Il, C. Hasainx, Ass't Postmastrr
this state confer upon cdrivrratton* nnd
It is rclinbljl stated that quite li mimS la t« or payable in or issued for the pur orkniurtitionx under snld net. nnd
I her of truck growers hnvo already been
Tu
do
nny nnd all the ntwvc businesses turnchase of pro|>criy. labor or- services at
nnd set forth to the same extent as n natural
' secured to settle oil the place, and when
ust valuation to be fixed by the directors tlonerl
person might or could do.
of snld company nt a meeting culled for
; they have demonstrated wlmt the ground
III
such purpose.
The nmount of the capital stock of this corpora
can and will produce, there will not lie
tion
shall
tie
Thirty
Thousand
lMlar*(|3O,OO0.0U)
A rticle IV.
into Throe Hundred Shares (dlKJshurrs) of
acres enough in the trnct to accommodate
The said Corjioratioii shall exist for the divided
the par value of Otic iiundred Dollar» LSI00.00)
those who will desire to engage in (hp
term of ninety-nine ( 00) years from the each. Ten per cent of (he capital stuck shall In
1>n>ulHe in lawful money of tin- United hint»* or in
filing
of
Its
Articles
of
lncor|XMrnUon
ns
same business.
property ot service*, nnd thr Imlanee iff the capital
required
by
law.
•
__________
stioik shall I* payable in cash, properly, Inbtir or
Those who iinvc examined the soli on
services at U )ust vnlunl Ion tu lie fixed hy Iho in A rticle V. *
_
this plantation, and who nro competent
curpurmurs at a meet ink called for thm purtsise.
Cigars
«and
Tobacco
The officers of said Corporation shall he
IV
to judge, give it as tJtck opinion time it
I’resident,.VIce-Fresldenl.Secretury,'Treas This corporation shnll exist for a period of nlruly- —
f WH produce at least seventy barrels of
urer and General Manager, nnd a Hoard nine yenrs unless soom-T dissolved according to QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
:
of five (5) Directors to be elected liy the law.
potatoes to the acre, and when they sell
V
stockholders. The General Manager may Tho business of this roriairntion shall be conductat $4.50 |x-r barrel in the eastern mar
• WELBORN BÜX:«
tin three nor more than
also hold nay other office, in said Corpora ed try a Inani iff not less than
directors.
ket* on* can readily see the future llint
tion, and the same party may hold the seven
The txmnl of directors shall select from thrmis Jn store for those wlio are fortunate
office of Secretary nnd Treasurer. The selve* a president, vice-president.' secretary and
officers of said Corporation who will con treasurer. One person tuny hold the olftcesaf sec
j enough to acquire a amnll part of this ferand treusurey. Sale) hoard of directors shnll
duct the business of the corjumtlon until retary
I tile ground.
hnve authority to appoint all necessary agents of
those first elected shall be qunlified, arc this corporation.
This plantation lies directly along the
Annual ttiratings of the stockholders shall tw
O. Chase, President: A. T. Kossetter
nt tlire principal offices of lire cortwralton ail
| line of railroad, alxiut eight miles from
Vice-President; A. P. Connelly, Secretary held
lhe 2nd Tuesday in Novrmlier of each-year at ten
nnd General Manager; F. P. Forster, Treas o'clock
a. it) . or ns sisin thereafter as practicable
i Kissimmee, is wholly cleared of all superTOR...
urer, anil S. O. Chase, A. T. Kossetter. A nl which the board of directors shall be duly elected
fcwtt timber nnd is tltoroughly ditched,
Ilie stockholders.
Connelly. F. P. Forster.and J. N. Wliit- hyThe
by-laws for the government of this corpora
j To put the land in proper condition for
Finished Lumber Tor all Building
ner ns Directors. The said' officers nnd tion shall he adopted at the .first uiretink of tha
cultivation will require only n small outdirectors will be elected annually on the sUickholdrr* or as soon thereafter as proctarable.
Purposes
Until the board of directors shall have Aral been
first Tusadny in January of each year, duly
[ jayof money and very little time, which
chosen hy the stockholders, the business of
beginning
in
the
yfcar
1009.
said corporation shnll tie conducted by lhe follow; *D N f will l>e a great inducement to
Best Grade Cypress Shingles
ing
named
|»-rwaiMamia,nirjira-i —- ■- ■-1 ——
——
Article -VL--------------y/ ii Hoiofn, _____________
I those seeking small tracts to invest their
rkiJ
---- JC.K
KD
I ViJlSINVMi,, Vtoe-ITsssIdenL
t
WRITE ME TOR PRICES
Said Corporation shall ndoptn
| money In some of tills pro|ierty.
Uasuiw, Sec and Trcas.
seal -and—ehrrii ininpt liy-ljiws, for the
T
»
Trm|>iniry
tiy
liws
may
adnptnl hy snld offi
Mr.Parkcr is now closing tip his buslgnvernment of its affairs no^ iiicoii^lstent cers until the p u l umiliai tiemeeting
of the stock
(nets interests in Delaware nrtqmrnmsy
holders.
* , *
»with its Articles of Iiufirporalion and the
V.I
' 4•
_• t
ilere with his family, nnd is i**!*^4*4*^ ^4*
Ttie
highest
amount
of
indebtedness
or
liability
4*4* ♦ ^4* •**%*4*4*
4**5*4* v 4*♦ 4* v 'I**1'4* •****■v 4**>*5*•**4*4*4* 4"<*+4, ^ 4 ,ifr4 Ijiws of the State of Florida, whrch Hy
tills
(-orpurutton
shnll
nt
ally
lime
subject
itself
is
I^PWed to return before the end of the
Imws may be amended or re|>euled as Thirty Thousand (S30.000.00) Dollars.
provided in said By-Laws.
month. While north hd will make ar
D r in k a B o t tle o f
Thr name* and rrslderuv* of the tulMcrlhprt to
Aktilu; VII.
;
rangements for the transporting of the
these article* of incorporation, together with lhe
The highest amount of intlebtedness. or amount of capital subscribed by radi, are ai fui
household goods of those who are to Be
• .
linhllity to Which said Corporation may nl low*:Names
ltane *eltiers on hit place.
Residence
Share*
any one time subject itself. Is One Hun W. D. Hidden
Sanford. Flu
. • 5U
Andrew
Johnson
Sonfurd.
Fla.
. 50
dred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars.
tJ ? * dtilC" 3 ficncrn,,V orc highly grntiIt. Bartow
Sanfuril, Fin.
50
“*d diat old St. Cloud is to bo made to
. A rticle VIII.
in witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hand*
this
|0ih
day
of
Srptutniirr
A.
D.
lODh.
a
I again yield her ixirtion of the necessities
Tin» names nnd rfsldenees of the incurW I) llutiim.
« hie, for whijji so doing she will at the
jxiratnrs of said Cor|>oration and suiwcrlbANtWXWJiMHaM.
t a :iUxuiyr.
ers thereto, and the nuiaber t>t shares of
I tone time mM in the business and presWitnesses:
stock subscTtbetl to by each, arenas fid —N tfrYTHoWord
1* of our town.
'til
I
* -----
■ . * W: II. H A N D
P a b s t’s C e l e b r a t e d Me a d
Your Order Sc^licited
^JrrPr-GtA"RK, OrlandoTTla.
c e a -i
faWBi — ~~
living Mr. Parker made npplii ™ to become a member oi the'Uonnl
g JJa rw W c h -K -u » best of evidence
L J l ! ! aUvu 10 lhe h®ceB#lty of such
Htotoianltoilmi and desires to ’be num6ertd wnong Kissimmee's buikiera—Kiu| annmee Care lie ._______
» valuabitUtHurt-eMond-wns sold
Marks’ Renl Estate Agency
lL*nd tiioTact that such a large
Haw- J ? wn»diatx ^ e d o y a 5Hchpalw rt
till. .***“ * w^TBf 0u* Sanford real es«n • , ^ * 7 C ffl real estate men
"*• Florida din at dfiy time and
G IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TER
Manufactured with pure distilled -water—they will prevent Illness, old
digestion and give you health
——
T h o S a n f o r d C a c a _ C o I^ - B o t t lln g - C o ., S a n fo r d * F la .
___ C I I A S . H; E V A N S
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos.
««Ice to Bicycle Riders
imance relative to riding bicycles)
^aiuewQlka ip any part of the d t^ ,
•iter dark without a Ujtitt/and
*,(ricily enforced from tlM date.
T. J. Lee, City
Agents for the Famous
CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER
•
SANFORD. FLORIDA
•
--
----
i
it
S. O. Chase .. Snnford, Fl«^__ 50 shares
A. T. Kossetter
A. P. Connelly .
F. P. Forster..
J. N. Whitner.
Stitt* of Floridn,
]
___
Gotinty c i O rm tgrrr
R. C Maxwell.
STATE OF FLORIDA, |
County of Orange I
1. R. C. Maxwell. Notary Public, do hereby certify
thm W.U HoldJen.Andrew Johnson.T.U.Harlow.who
arc in me weil kuuwn, thlsday apocared befura tun
und rach for hlmseif m knowlcdged thut he signrd
the foregolngjirtlcles uf iiunrporatton am tsliw ao—
rompanyihirnutico tu/ lim uscs and lairpoae* theicIn stateu.
In witnes* wtieroaf, I have hereuntu sei rny hand
lind se.al of office Ulis lütli duy of September A. D.,
Pefsumtlly n;>i>eiirc<l Before me S. O.
Chase, A.T. Kossetter. A. I’.Connelly, F. i\ 808.
Forster nnd J. N. Whitner. to me well
t ,,rL r M i'aM f.«
Vniiwn ns Hip pyngnx ,Tlfi)P svaauia-l lh*>
Notary PuUic blate of Florida.
Toregoliig "Articles of Incsriioration of (he My commission expires AprU 13.1812. 4-3
SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY, und
severally acknowledged that they executed
FOR S A L E
the same for the purposes therein
pressed.
Witness my hand and omctAb seal this Wagon, Carriage and Blacksmith Outfit. \
14ih day of September, A. D. 4008.
j •
Also Stock.
[seal]
R. C. Maxwell,
In
Ihsart
of
Celery
Growing District.
Notary Public Stale of Florida.
MV commission expires April 13, 1012.
V Doing Large Uusiueu.
Kcuso/t for selling, bail healtli.
State of Florida, )
J. E. VINCENT.
County of Orange, /
—• - Cor. Third Sl find Pnlmcuo Ave.
Personally appeared before me S- 0.
r
b òvi '
-
•
-• - — * -
ii
�THE SANFORD HERALD
ond evening services next 'Sunday. All
October | 0. |
And Still They Come
j m f f l S r lttS f O n TRUCKER:
iumber merehnnt of Jackson vllle. purchased
the Hand property on Celery avenue through
the J. Na Whltner agency Inst week. He
has purchased a block from the Holden
Real Estate Cumpnny. adjoining tho Gnbbett place, on 'which ho. will immediately
build n residence. Mr. Avant Is a man of
considerable wealth and will be a very
valuable addition to Sanford citizenship.
The Herald extend# to him a hearty wel
come/
Northern Commission Bon,,, t0 #[
AN EXPUNWION
ore Invited to attend.__ _________ —-——
The St. Jo h n s. Presbytery,. with which
the
Sanfohl church Is connected, will con
W here Devout or the Celery
vene at Leesburg next week Tuesday. J.
— City Worship Tomorrow.
W. Miller has been appointed as principal
nnd J. N. Whliner ns alternate to repre
sent lids church. The pastor, Rev. J. F.
RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS McKinnon, will nlso^iltend.
la. It;evening gervlct, 7:30: Sabbath «chool. 0:49
s. m.‘, K. K. Murrell. Supt.; prayer merlins every
WedneadSv, 7:30 p. m.; Y. W. A. Brat Friday, 3 p.
m ; Y. M. 1 la.t rtlday. 3 p.m.
Rev. J. E. McIntosh will preach at the
morning and evening services.
All members of the church are requeued
to be present a t the church next Sunday
morning, a t which time a meeting will be
held for the purpose of calling a pastor.
With T tot End In View
y / ,J . H olm cj secretary o il
,t,cl,
nnd Fruit .Grojers Assoclatl
,
organized h c r e . W tho Dayt.
mly
News, has b e f i in correspom lJ^T
some time v J t . northern
*
houses regard Ik the handling nf XT"1!
lots of celery nS ayuh, r - -n. . . I j T *4
tables. 11»
by tho kimMrgartcn. There a re , enrolled
' Building Association Growing
in the grade seventy-five little folks, the
.
The
Sanford Building and U>nn Asso
majority of whom have never been to
school. With such a large enrollment the ciation Is growing mpldly. new subscrip
grade must be'divldcd Into two sections, tions coming In dnlly. One gentleman is
because seventy-five children are too many in receipt of a request for 300 shares from
for one teacher to hnve nlone time. Each parties living In a neighboring city who
section of the grade will be given two nnd realize Ihe value of Sanford real estate. celpt of many others, which nl
one-half hours In school, so that the teach Another new shareholder will take fifty same way—dint the Florida tn
Catholic
Rev. M. Fox. rector; «ervice« every second and er will give the regular five hours to her shares, and at this rate the amount of get belter prices this year diai
urth Sunday: early mar*, 7 a. in.; man and aer work. The morning session will begin at stock will reach 1.000 shnres. A notice that every effort to protect dw
ien. 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 0 a. in.: vespers, 3
of meeting Is published in another part of will be made by the north
8:30 o'clock: the afternoon at 12:45.
agents.
Sunday school, 0 a. m.
As has been said above, many of the The Herald.
If produce Is.packed propcrl
Mass and sermon, 10 n. m.
children have never been to school; some
taken in handling. It looks nst
Rosary Instruction nnd Bcncdlcdoh. 7:30 hnve been to kindergarten: some have
prices would surely prevail.
p. tn.
been to oilier gchools, nnd some have been
Monday, October 12—
in school here, This, naturally, makes the
Sanford &.
crgladcs Rslluv
Mass. 7 n. m.
.
classification of the children difficult So,
ford &. EvernludiIm rail1
Catechetical Instruction, 3 p. m.
these first weeks have been hnrd ones for
way is progressing, despite t|lc ht.llvr
die teacher, but if UnTpatronswill give us
ralnB. W. A. Ginn has beeni uppiima]
Holy C ro s s Episcopal
chief engineer, nnd assisted! by Kmon
Rev. D. F. Drown, rector: wnday morning srrv- a little time, we hope soon to have everyO, II: evening servier, 7:î ; Sabiwith tchunl, 7:30 Uiing In systematic working order. If the
Close. Is busily engaged making
m,; B. F. Whltner. Supt. prayer meet Ins. 0:43
hours have been a little irregular at first,
t
«urvhy
which will be run one-fA^Oi «f,
nnd paynble nt tny office, National Bank
Bishop Gray will preach at the regular It waaJbccauso.iKi many children came at Building, Sntunlay, October 17th.
mite
south
of Celery avenue, Instead of
often as they con,
mottling service at’II o'clock. All are in one lime that the tenclier would have to
one-hnlf
mile
ns originally Intended,
A. P. Connelly ,
0:45 a. m.
hear the lessons of somo nnd send them
vited to attend.
Secretary
nnd
Treasurer.
Have W. G. Hammond ntnke y o u th s
The Epworth League devotional meet
home so as to mnko room for die others,
List’o f Unclaimed L e tte rs •
lor
your new house. Oifico with
ing will l>e held nt 3 p. m., and all the
but as soon ns parents nnd children learn
A. C. L Physicians Will M eet Here
Remaining in the Sanford Postofilce at what section dioy belong to this difficulty
& Mlnshnw. Pico Hotel block.
!
young people in the city are Invited.
The physicians of the Atlantic Coast
close of week ending Oct. 0, 1908 :
will
be
done
away
with.
The Junior League meets at the church
Line will hold a meeting in the Sanford
• LADIES
Edwards, Hatnp
- NOTICE
Ï
—N. J. P erkins.
every Friday 3:30 p. m. Mrs. L. R. Phil .Anderson, Mrs Untile Espymesger,
Opera
House, on Wednesday, October 21.
O. W.
WHEREAS,
At
n
merlimi
of
ihr
Board
of
t«*,
ips Is superintendent
They will arrive in Snnford vin Clyde Line (.omniUdonrra of Ornngc
Anderson, Mrs Addle Ftazler, E. D.
Florida. irk
I."'.
* County. riwrsna,
Viewed the Macaroni Farm
(_..___
___ October
,
_Uilt,
„ t „II« .
Howard.MlBsQinrlott Hall. T.
T u cdoy.
nnd expect n very Interesting session nnd the Court-house on
Misses Allic Knox and Estelle Smith of
Certain
petition
by CJT
-- *—V
’ V—” wn» prrsrntrd signed uj
s* I
James, Mrs Ellen
plcnsnnt trip.
Clcwc and others, miuestlnfl the Board u t
McPhcrsop, N. A. Winter Park, were in the city Wednesday
Riv. R. R. Kendall, laitcr: Sunday morning Rowls, Mrs Lura
service. Hi even ini aerv! » . 7:30: prayer meetlntf Stokes. Mrs Florctto
Mend, Wm.
in InwruWf» IUm,;¡r
am lhclng-very dcslrous-of—vlcwing-tho — r— ---------- J u fc t-R e o e lv c d — -— — *— inr™i*n-mnny
Wcdnetdey. 7:30 t> m ; Halibrith p j ruuL~1(>«.imi Turner 'Mrt-VlCtRrlh^^Miifgnn, lh a " ~ " "
rituiei a0 anu al, in mid cuumy, the »aid ii-./mncnro n tfa m ^ 5 f~ M ulreir'&lrnnsIicw
The
Inrgeftjlno
of
sporting,
goodd
ever
bclng
«Ianni
by
whnt
rrprricnicd
nnd pitiJCñ»
W a lk e r ,. Mrs Carrie:___ P a tc h e U .W n L .J » a wajorlly of lh« property owtiera of tf.r l.mi,
received
In
Sanfordwere
taken
over
the
form
by
Mr.
Murrell.
Sunday schtwl nnd the Wcdneadayeve Ward, Mahaley
Phillips, A. P. ■ '
lb rough which «nid drain or canal wm (o tv ml.
AwLwhereS,. unde« and by virtnerrf rtMi» ik
The Indies were favorably impressed by clothing, etc.
iH atry J. Wilson
ning prayer meeting a t tlie usual hours.
* GENTLEMEN
R ^ n , JnniCS
■aid petition w m labi over until the nui n¿gjr
Boone,
Elcb
------**«*».
F™nk
*
the‘macaroni
culture
and
will
endeavor
to
meeting
of the Board of CourtlyComtnlu Ionen
There will be the usual regular services. Carmody Michael
T he Port Contracting Company is In • n
And wherem.
wherem, the next regular
rrgulnr nmiJitg u'lW
Streeter. James
have Rollins College plant an acre of these l>osititm to give you the closest figure on llpnrd
of
m wlrl
w... IvuniUlm
¡m- m
Lr.
The pastor will preaclt morning and even Chambers, C.L- Rev Trowcll, Hnrriir
kiard County Commi*«lon
(3>innil»ilon<r»
Monday, the «time
dny nf
Nonata
Monday..the
«ame being
Iwlng the 2nd tiny
»fNuvriubt
toothsome
delicacies
for
the
benefit
of
the
ing. The communion service postponed Cöx, Isaac —t-*— - Squires. Wm.
any class of building. NonJTbut the best
Now. therefore, all peraona lnti-u-»t>d in lan.1, »
students, maenfoni being a great brain mechanics employed. Office with Murrell ■aid
Yours, Henry'.
townanlm nnd range* of binds
adiarrnt il.oe
lowmhip»
lauds ag/nernt
tl.rsvfrom Inst Sabbnth, will be held In connec Dennis. Moses
10.
which ore liable or likely tu Iw «nn ml t,» ,„4
White, J. F.
food.
tion with the morning service. A full at- DuBols, W. A.
drain or canal, nr. nolllini that Dm said l«.»;.
A Minshew, Pico Hotel Block.
CommtuloMra win. o'n the «aid 2nd d.,y .4 Num
tendnnee is desired.
“ W inner Washing Machlries
This |Miper wants a correspondent In ber. 100S, cunxUletth.aald petitinn: nroi alt u,.
A few more of these still left, sold strictly evety section of Orange County, as well as
P re sb yte ria n
l gunntcc. If they do not do what wo the adjoining towns in Volusia nr.d Lake
And It I« ordered IbatYhi« notice Jv puNnhulh
Rev. J. F. McKInnlnn. partor; morning nervlce.
aim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson counties. The publishers propose to make The Sanfoni llernld, n ncwipnix r puMiahtd insuII; evening «crvlce, 7:30; Sabbath school, 0:30 a.
Connected
with
this
paper
is
n
jvinting
m ; Henry McLnulln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wedtindny, 7:30 p. M.
office capable of producing the highest
Get your house numbers from A. E. Hilt T he H erald tho medium through which Bone by order of the Board.
IL M ROBINSON. Ctert.*
Tint pastor will preach at the morning grade of office nnd society stationary. Hardware Company.
the people will learn nil tho newa.
By M A HowAril, il £
S
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SANfORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1908
llic competing balloons landed nnd four ]
the b o r d become n member of tlie Gulf
nre still missing. The St. Louis, ono of
Const Inlnnd Waterways Association
the three American balloons to start, fell I
that a committee of three lie appointed
Into the North ScA, thirty miles from shore.
Items of In te re s t Gleaned From The two men aboard were rescued by n j Jacksonville Board of Trade by the chair to attend the meeting of the Something About Its Lim ita
association* nt Columbus, Go.. nnd time n
German steamship passing at the time.
Various Sources
committee, to lie known ns the inland
Working To Tliat End
tions and Proscriptions
A world-wide wa'rfnre on the prohibition
wntcrwnys committee, be appointed, The
movement waslnunched Monday at Berlin,
resolution was adopted. .
NON-RESIDENTS PAY A LICENSE
happenings d u r in g t h e w e e k when the International Juhilcc Congress IDEEPER CHANNEL TO SANfORD
Dexter Hunter ofTered n resolution thnt
of the Brewers' College convened. Tlie
the board co-o|M*rate with Congressman
German government has given this ‘.con
Clark In his movement for deeper water For Privilege oT hunting W ithin Bor
Congressman
Frank
Clark
Soys
Sur
Ki« ine s t « « ' »
gress its official patronage.
ders or the S tate—Some Birds
for the river nml tlie canal ncross the
Historical Spring Flowing
vey for Channel to Sanford
1
Unprotected
The
engagement
of
Duke
Abmzzi
nnd
state,
nnd
tiie
expenses
of
the
river
nnt
For Hurried Renders
Has Been Made
Miss
Katherine
Elkins
hns
Iteen
Woken,
harbor
committee
of
the
board
lie
|>nld
to
With
the
npprondiing
gnmo season it
The nutuntn session of the Britlsh'pnrA spirit of genuine bnthusinsm in the
the announcement being made by the interest of bringing to q successful rsnli* Washington, In order th a t tlie board may will probably be of interest to sportsmen
lisnient was opened Monday-;
duke's-family.
urge (he .congressional committee to net generally to know Just wlmt Hie law is
ration everything that was for the g'opd
j,
looks like sure enough war in the
relnting to game. Just now, when tho
In the heart of &p«rtnnhtirg, S. C., Sun of Jacksonville nnd the state of FldridiiH Itivprobly ti(toil the projects.
FjiiL Scrvla is going to raise n row, and
ciosod season is about nt nn end, viola
day,-n mob of 1,000 -citizens fougiit n il, predominated at a representative gather
Montenegro hns decided to act us Servla’s
day and night with the military nnd civil ing of tlie members of tlie Jacksonville POLITICAI PROGNOSTICATIONS tions of the Inw are most numerous.
friend.
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Under the laws 67'this state it is Illegal
authorities for tlie possession of John Irby,
Holland hns sent an Ultimatum to Ven- a negro who is alleged to have attempted Board of Trade Wednesday afternoon,
to
hunt, chase, kill j»r molest any wild
sayB the Tiinca-Union. A movement to The St. Lucie Tribune's Statistician
«oeU giving President Castro until No
deer,
except during the niontlia of Novcm-__
to ravish Miss Lille Dempsey. Four per-1 secure nn appropriation from congress for
M akes jntcrcs'tlng fig u res
vember first to act. The latter is prepay
sons wcre seriously .wounded.---------------- Ithe drrdgtng-G f-IheTciimim-lTWTtWTSL T n fT cannot hope to carry all the 32 Ijcl December nnd January. The law
provides n mnxlmum fine of J 100, or Im
TnffifligtUFour persona were killed nt o rnilruml | Johns river to n greater depth: the ndop- states thnt Roosevelt carried In HUM.
Hsrry Tliaw hns been returned to tho crosslug nenr Troy, N. Y., Monday.
Taft cannot hope to enrry tiny of the 13 prisonment-for six months. .
tioit of a resolution endorsing the project
It is equally unlawful to hnve deer meat
Mattrawnn nsylum to nwalt the verdict of
of tlie Gulf Coast Inlnnd Waterway Asso states thnt Parker carried in 11104.
in
one's imssesflton during tho closed sen- [die insanity board.
SANFORD’S SMALL GARDENS ciation; tlie ndnptlun of a resolution ex Bryan will surely carry nil the,13 states
son.
in addition to this the Inw is very
Tsft worked In Ohio this weck.invndlng
pressing the liotie that the people of tlie that Parker carried in 1004.
explicit
In regard to selling the flesh or
[ lJut port of the state tlint is supposed to Vegetables Seem to Spring up and strite will (mtronize made In Florida pro
Bryan will surely carry some of the 32
hides
or
shipping same from stnte.
•llif Foraker stronghold. Mr. Bryan hns
sinica
(hat
Roosevelt
carried
in
1904,
ducts, nnd the remnrks of Hon. Frank
Grow Over Night
Game Birds
1the week in the west, speaking at
Tims we reach the meat of the question.
The Inhabitants nf Sanford nre proud of Clurk, congressman from llic Second dis
When
it
comes
to game birds,-especial
How many.of tlie states that Roosevelt
over, Omaha, Chicago.
the City’s reputation ns a center for the tricuih which lie promised with proper a>ly
turkey
nnd
quail,'the
law Is very clear
Former Senntpr CIro* of - S i - y i t , be growing nnu shipping of vegetables and ojwrnTjon, to secure greater nnd better
___ _ curried in 1904 will Bryan carry ih 1908T ; tint hawiiiuuiy birds nf each species m/iy* *
etei the election of] Brymw^wiU hcnelif few indeed g f f tliimwudia-da-*i«n Imvr-n l-MWigs f**f-tlie atntr. nil went iu make up U lryatt-dld carry in 1000- the-^folhiwinf lie killed by a single hunter, nnd the num
iivesoInterests-©mu! country, Uiwl imnllJBielien garden near the hou m' where U,£ ^ ° r ° f
entlturvinrm, Uynt pervntied states thnt Parker didn't carry In 1904; ber which a parky of two or more persons.
Colorado, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Ncvah» taken die stump in Imlialfof tiie Dem the most delicious lettuce, radishes, tur-|‘I,e b,*t nu(iUoriu'»Thgt Is nw.
32 electoral vrites. may kill In a day's huuL Here Is (lie
Hon. Telfair Stockton spoke in the in
ocratic ticketterest of n greater depth for .llic channel HintTlryanTs sure to carry tni* venr. In
Governor Haskell hns.nuthorized his at
No pcr#£t,0r penJ 2?LBhnll hnve in his.
tameys to bring suit against W. R. Hears! over the city at tlie present. time presents I tb®
fiv‘‘r- "W® now have a which he will succeed where Parker failed her or lucfr ixiseesslon. or
hunt tu
to the eye of the visitor tho plenshig pic-1 ^A-foot de|»th of channeband let us atnrt Then, there is Oklahoma Voting for tlie
ftwlibel
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kill
any
wild
turkey
or
qunil
or
p.nrtr1,igo
first time this yenr, with 7 votes, sure for
P. G. Hook dropped dead in front of the ture of n green vista made up of growing J a movement to get congress to apimipriBrynn—a
total of 39 to tw added to tho in any (inrt of.this stale, snvo only from
ate
a
sufficient
amount
for
tiie
deepening
Federal building in Tampa, Tuesday morn ing vegetables and seed beds, and the re
the first day of November until the first
markable growth made in these gardens !uf the channel to thirty feel, sA we can i’urker total of 140, making the certain day of March, of nny year. No person
ing. *
Bryan vote this yenr 179.- He will~iiec<
float tlie Ueets of thu-world,'Olive Hill ri Kentucky town, on the & supplied .with Sanford's great sub-irriga
I-elnnd J, Henderson, secretary of the 242 votes to win, no. on the basis of the shall kill more thnn two wild turkeys,' nor
tion
mcllioj
is
wonderful.Sanford
soil
g 0.. with a population of 1,000, was dcmore than twenty quail, and no party of
needs but little fertilizer to hasten the Apnlnchicolu Board of Trade nnd secre-1 nlwivo figures, lie will have toeurry enough two or mure persons short kill more than
s rojrwl by fire on the 13th Inst.
tnry
of
the
Gulf
Const
Inland
Wntcrwnys
|
llf
the
oilier
Roosevelt
states
to
give
him
growth, pud tlie seed once pluutcd seems
four wild turkeys o r 1Atore tfuin forty „
(ireensUiro, N. C. is celebrating its cen
to spring up over night nnd In u short Association, sjxjkc in behalf oT a project (¡3 electoral votes, in addition io the states qunil In any one dny. And no person
tennial with n great fair and exposition. time the owner of n small garden cnirhar bMwnsiNict an inland waterway from the sure to be Tor him.
What combination of states will give shall kill more than five wild turkeys In "
One of the firgratiumber mills in the" vest the fruits of his industry and not only Mississippi river enst /dong the gulf to
Bryan the necessary 93 T Hero areas few anyone year, nnd no person or persons,-,,
cjaafry, loaned nt lllnine. Wash., was de supply-his own table with a great variety connect witli n canal across Florida,
uf
the possible ones, every stale cited be firm, corporation, yssodntinn or Company
stroyed by (ire on tlie 13th lust. Loss of succulent vegetables, hut can mnrket n
lion. E rin k Clark Heard
slinll sell expose for sale or have in his,
ing
recognized ns doubtful:
Hon. Frank Clark was introduced and
1500,000.
quantity to the local grocers ns well.
her
or their possession for sale In this
Nuw-York, Indiami, Minnesota—83.
Mr. ilrynn has called for lion. Frank *Tl. is a well knuwiTfact that with n few sprite along the line of Improvements for
state,
any wild turkey, quail or partridge.'
New, York, Jmiiuna, Nebraska, South
Cllfk of Florida to assist in the campaign chickens mid a small garden in Sanford.» tlie St. Johns rlvcrt”
Any
iK-raob
or persons, corporation, asso
1did not come hero to sp-ak," said Dakota—90rin New York front tlie Mbit to the ,31st.
living is assured to anyone who is inclined
ciation
or
company
violating nny of the
New York. Minnesota, Nebraska, Kanins
Mr. Clark, “ hot to hear others speak on
The great Pcnnsylvnnia Rnilroad Com to give the gnrdeq any attention.
provisions
of
tliis
section
shall, upon con-'
—98.
Many of our business men plnntn small subjects of importnnee to the best inter
pany is coercing employees of- the rood
viction
thereof,
be
punished
by a fin« of —NeW
York.
Wisconsin,
Minnesota.
Ne
est of our state.
.. snd urgltigThflkp) vote for Toft. The acreage in order to give themselves a re
not
less
than
$25
or
more
thnn
$ 100, or
"You are standing in your own light braska—71.
section foremen nre instructed to line the creation after business hours, and every
be
imprisoned
in
the
county
jail
not ex
New York. Wisconsin, Minnesota—93!
when you don’t make n move in tlie di
section men up. nnd the same tactics'nre morning these staid merchants can be
ceeding
90
days
or
less
than
30
days,"
New York, Indiana, Nebraska, and any
rection uf suppiriiiig any movement
Mtd ss in IH90, Tile following blank has seen pushing a small plow or polling the
May StiDot Duoka Now
one of the other doubtful Stales.
which
would
tend
to
Increase
the
oppor
bell cord over a mule, and breaking up the
been distributed all along t|ie line:
It is legal to shoot ducks from Oelcber
Or,
without
New
York,
he
may
win
on
tunities of your city and state."
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’In order to lenrn how the men stand land.
1 to March 30. if shot nt nny oilier sen- r
He spoke of tiie great benefits tliat either of these combinations:
politically, I am sending you u blank to
son
of the year the |H-rson so doing is
Indiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Knnsns,
would accrue from n chain of inland
TIIE THEATRICAL SEASON
liable
to n heavy fine.
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•fillout. Tills wilt riijt affect yhur position,
waterways connecting the Mississippi Wisconsin, South Dakota, Wyoming—94.
whstever, regardless uf how you vote.
One section of the law provides thnt it
Illinois, Indiunu, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyo
river witii inland waterways along tlie
“For Tail— •
No Dork Nights at Sanford Opera
shall be unlawful to kill, catch or huve in
ming—
93.
const nnd through Florida by canal to the
“For lirynn—
House This Season
California, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, your jwssessiori. living or’dead, nny wild
Atlantic.
“For llisgea— "
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Commenelng next Monday night, the
On-gonrWyoiiilrig,
Delaware, South Duko- bin!-other thnn u gariio bird. No pazF ot
—A inirvry ts now pending IxTore the
“For Debs—"
0|>crn House will be Opened for tlie sen
the plume, skin or txnly of nny bird pro
committee on ship ennuis und railways tn, West Virginia—04.
tected
by (bis section mny be sold or hiid
This Is an innocent looking request on son by the Brcton-Ruiikel Company, nnd
Of course, the figures, however we con
for a canal across Florida, lie Bnitl. Half
in
possession
for sale. Only the following
th* face of it, but the railroad men nre every night thereafter this fninous com
of the committee was in favor of the sur strue them, make it appear inevitable that arc considered game birds: Swan, geese,
«»are that it is n hint to line up forTnft. |iany will hold tiie boards, giving u first
vey. and the others had expressed n wil: Bryan must carry New York lo btìfllected. brant, rlvef nnd sen ducks, rails, coots,
This move on tlie part of (lie Company hns class entertainment cud! night at |iupu
lingness
to suppirt the movement-.' Thnt Bot New York is not indis|iensuble, if mud liens, gnllinulcs; tlie scinicola, com
awted much indignation among railroad Inr |*rices.
the project wus patent upon its face, car there is sufficient ch’unge of votes in the monly known ns show birds, plover, surf
The Breton-Runkcl Company ure no
who take the |sisition Hint their poof
rying conviction nf its feasibility. That middle west to give him the majority-----[birds, uillpe, woodcock, snnilpiiicrs, ta t
“lical aflllintions nre strictly personal strangers to Sanford theatrical lovers and
the
riouhtfut
stales
of
Hint
section
it nuniwptlmt-a»—w im —ns the SU1
«utters.
l he nminiinooroe nt of tiic ir rn giTgeiiieirr
There is no state cited in tlie above col- tlers and curlews: wild turkpy, grouse,
made, millions of dollars will be-spent in
(irnlrie cliicken, pheasants, imrtridgea nnd
brings
gladness
to
nil.
For
Hie
past
five
cboryii-a of grab in the transport
throwing din mid tiie money will all go culntluns tiiut I# not liable to cast its vote quails; uBu turtle -dove« und wild pi genug'’ !
months
the
company
tins
been
playing
to
either
way.
Not
one
of
them
is
to
be
re
of the Government nt Snn Frnncisinto the pockets of Floridians. That tiie
r^wwemadtTiiesday, - U is said that jiuod-business al Tmnpa, ami Mpnngcr committee on fuitnls and raiiwuys stands garded ns a "cinch." Thu fight that fa be and robirjs,.. It is unlawful to ( I c ^ ^ r tho
amounting to large sums of money Jolius is very fortunate in securing them ready to hear tlie subject ns soon as lie ing concentrated in each of these debata liest or eggs of u wild bird or Infve either
in one's ikisscssiun.
own torn out and other contracts for for a continuous run here tills winter.
said so. He wanted the board of trade to ble states for tlie Democratic ticket ought
U n protected Bird»
Their
repertoire
embraces
all
tlie
latest
fcpalr* given die same company. 'Over a
name u committee oud date for going be to bring results—and Tlie Tribune lias not
Birds
wliicl)
are not indudod in Oils
and
best
dramas
and
comedies,
and
when
of dollars is involved
fore this committee in Wrishiiiglon tiie yet seen an election forecast, whether em- ssctiou nnd are unprotected nre:
anything new comes out in New York
™*"• f'oh operations.
unating
from
Republican
or
Democratic
coining winter and pushing, the jiroject.The English sparrow, . sharp-shinned
Mr. Runkel is the first to produce It in thc
sources, Hint doesn't encourage Denqicrats
Channel for St. Johns
J ? • ‘boo,in« nffolf on Forsythe street. south. Monday night "Paid in Full*’ will
linwk,
comimmly known as tiie little.blue
J^wiyille, W. R, Coulter ¿hot Justice
-He «aid lie had an item on tlie river in tlie belief that their ticket will be darter; Cooper's hawk, common]y knqwu
be
given,
to
be
"followed
by
"T
he
Girl
of
h IlowHI. wiw also #hot Coulter with
nnd harbor bill for u survey for deepwater elected.
as the big blue darter; great horned owl,
«me pistol. Both men. who nre prom- the Golden West." "Salome," "The Sheath from Jacksonville to Sanford in the St.
Struck a Rattler ■
_ _ crow^xice bird, meadow Inrk. jnckdavmnd '
Gown," "The Dfficc Boy," "The Doctor,
rondm! ^ QllcirclL‘'1' Bre 1« a dangeroug und many other good plays. During-the Johns river. That the survey hud beeu| ^Wlille M. M. Smith undTrecjimh J. Hun butcher bird arc not included among thu
made; tlie government engineer here had ter were gliding nlong in tlie gray nutnnio- birds protected by the two preceding sec
Coulter will probably die.
action of the play a number of the best
made u favorable report, which was up-1 piieeinoute to Sanford from Winter Fork tions. Nothing in said sections shall pre
of Jacksonville are thoroughly
and most up-to-dnte moving pictures will
« * « * ■ * « «to be shown with beautiful electrical effects, jiroved by Col. Kingman, wlw is in charge J 0|1L, ,j„y t|,|s week they noticed u large vent any citizen of the state of Floridu
of all government operations in this lerri-1 rnttlesnake coiled In tlie road.' They were from destroying birds which are found in
and there will also bo good music, songs
tory, He said Hint tiiere wus only to run U(Jon ||js snukesliip before tlicy bad lime
of lhe DwnuAwed and vaudeville interspersed throughout the gauntlet a t Washington nnd the u|r- ((, avoid u eoliisiou, und wlien thu swift cur juring grapes, fruits, gardens or farm pro
ducts on his premises,' or from taking a n - '
of ^>arDamem In London the evening. Change of plays and pict
I struck tilm. the snake was tossed up on the keeping in a cage any cardinal red bird
SOOnni
nn**cr Point Monday, when ures will be made eadi night, and tlie promotion wouRPbe fortbeoming.
He apoke of the necessity of getting Btep 0f the car near the feet of Mr. Free- or mocking hint for his own plensuro or
w.OOO besieged the lawmakers.
admission is only 10 and 20 cents.
deeper water for the St. Johns to tiie I llltm. By tiie lime Mr.Smith had stopped umuMimeni; provided thq same shall not
Miss Corinne Runkel is a favorite in
mel»'lr.L|,,>**“rB U,ot n
eettlesouthward, in order to allow the people |
car un(j looked unaind Freeman was
nu^e ,lc ,rou^,e ln ll»e Balkans will be the south—particularly in Floridii. where residing along the route better means for out 0f ijie Clir and hoofing It down the road be sold or shlpiied out of the state. -*
Md ww averted.
A license is exacted from non-residenta
she has been seen the past two seasons,
transporting agricultural iiroducts, etc., to at a 2:40 clip, and would probnbly be who come here to hunt. The tax la $10
and it Is safe to say Uiat Sanford people Jacksonville. And on the other hand, to
6em the^f*SteWflrt llnB
retired
running yet if Mr. Smirii hail not culled for tbs seaum - ■■■
poalalniT ' y 0n a« » u n to E »*>»ng inca- will accord tier and tlie supporting com allow
iu buy uriklas law« nnd have IiliiTbuck. 7 "•...........
■dtaWHij; r a£tivB • G r t x j t e c m * r oT pany a hearty"nnd-BUbltaiUifll Wclcdine die same cheaply transported to their ■ TTie snake wus still living, but was
Notice or Meeting *
next week. Those who have seen tlie
homes ulong tlie river.
quickly
dlsjwlclied
and
measured
five
feet
On
account
of a delay in receipt of char
Breton-Rupkel Company will testify to
H i ceuld remember when the people re alid two Incites, Ills caudal appendage be ter, the moetlng of the stockliolders of the
°f f0<J,baU 01 ^«ikpctady. N. the ability of each mentber as an actor,
siding In other cities and towns were ing decorated with eleven rattles.
Sunfonl Building and Loan Association,
as well as to their behavior as ladles und prejudiced against Jacksonville, but that
five OI»
called for hist Tuesday night, was ad
gentlemen.
Winner Washing Machines
sentiment had changed and all were
journed to next Tuesday night, October
k o ^ ta i UrtdUwt ^ y w e r e t J
A- few more of these still left, sold strictly 20th. at 7:30 o'clock, a t the office of the
Samples of engraved visiting cards and proud of the metropolis.
on guantee. If they do not do what we Holden Real Estate Co. Inland Waterways
-Invitations In the latest and best style#
^ a u S - ^ ' 1Won *»• intemati1 ‘
Mayor Sebrlug offered a resolution that claim, money It refunded. Harry J, Wilson
» “«Hin on the 14th. S e v e n , of may be seen at The Herald office.
—G. H. Fr.RNAUJ, Pres.
DEEPENING ST. JOHNS
V.
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FLORIDA GAME LAWS
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THE SANFORD HERALD
ond evening services next 'Sunday.
All
RESUME O f ALL CHURCH EVENTS
And Still They Come
AN EX P U N W IO N
ore Invited to attend.__ __________—-——
Where Devout or the Celery
— City Worship Tomorrow.
October |0. |
The St. Johns. Presbytery,. with which
the Sanfohl church Is connected, will con
vene at Leesburg next week Tuesday. J.
W. Miller has been appointed as principal
nnd J. N. Whliner ns alternate to repre
sent lids church. The pastor, Rev. J. F.
McKinnon, will nlso^iltend.
j m f f l S r l t t S f O n TRUCKER:
iumber merehnnt of Jacksonvllle. purchased
the Hand property on Celery avenue through
the J. Na Whltner agency Inst week. He
has purchased a block from the Holden
Real Estate Cumpnny. adjoining tho Gnbbett place, on 'which ho. will immediately
build n residence. Mr. Avant Is a man of
considerable wealth and will be a very
valuable addition to Sanford citizenship.
The Herald extend# to him a hearty wel
come/
la. It;evening gervlct, 7:30: Sabbath «chool. 0:49
s. m.‘, K. K. Murrell. Supt.; prayer merlins every
WedneadSv, 7:30 p. m.; Y. W. A. Brat Friday, 3 p.
m ; Y. M. 1 la.t rtlday. 3 p.m.
Rev. J. E. McIntosh will preach at the
morning and evening services.
All members of the church are requeued
to be present at the church next Sunday
morning, at which time a meeting will be
held for the purpose of calling a pastor.
Northern Commission B o n ,,, t0 #[
With Ttot End In View
y/,J. H olm cj secretary o i l
,t,cl,
nnd Fruit .Grojers Assoclatl
,
organized h c r e . W tho Dayt.
mly
News, has b e f i in correspomlJ^T
some time v J t. northern
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houses regard Ik the handling nf X T "1!
lots of celery nSayuh, r - -n. . . I j T * 4
tables. 11»
by tho kimMrgartcn. There are, enrolled
' Building Association Growing
in the grade seventy-five little folks, the
.
The
Sanford Building and U>nn Asso
majority of whom have never been to
school. With such a large enrollment the ciation Is growing mpldly. new subscrip
grade must be'divldcd Into two sections, tions coming In dnlly. One gentleman is
because seventy-five children are too many in receipt of a request for 300 shares from
for one teacher to hnve nlone time. Each parties living In a neighboring city who
section of the grade will be given two nnd realize Ihe value of Sanford real estate. celpt of many others, which nl
one-half hours In school, so that the teach Another new shareholder will take fifty same way—dint the Florida tn
Catholic
get belter prices this year diai
Rev. M. Fox. rector; «ervice« every second and er will give the regular five hours to her shares, and at this rate the amount of
urth Sunday: early mar*, 7 a. in.; man and aer work. The morning session will begin at stock will reach 1.000 shnres. A notice that every effort to protect dw
ien. 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 0 a. in.: vespers, 3
of meeting Is published in another part of will be made by the north
8:30 o'clock: the afternoon at 12:45.
agents.
Sunday school, 0 a. m.
As has been said above, many of the The Herald.
If produce Is.packed propcrl
Mass and sermon, 10 n. m.
children have never been to school; some
taken in handling. It looks nst
Rosary Instruction nnd Bcncdlcdoh. 7:30 hnve been to kindergarten: some have
prices would surely prevail.
p. tn.
been to oilier gchools, nnd some have been
Monday, October 12—
in school here, This, naturally, makes the
Sanford &.
crgladcs Rslluv
Mass. 7 n. m.
.
classification o f the children difficult So,
ford &. EvernludiIm rail1
Catechetical Instruction, 3 p. m.
these first weeks have been hnrd ones for
way is progressing, despite t|lc ht.llvr
die teacher, but if UnTpatronswill give us
ralnB. W. A. Ginn has beeni uppiima]
Holy Cross Episcopal
chief engineer, nnd assisted! by Kmon
Rev. D. F. Drown, rector: wnday morning srrv- a little time, we hope soon to have everyO, II: evening servier, 7:î ; Sabiwith tchunl, 7:30 Uiing In systematic working order. If the
Close. Is busily engaged making
m,; B. F. Whltner. Supt. prayer meetIns. 0:43
hours have been a little irregular at first,
t
«urvhy
which will be run one-fA^Oi «f,
nnd paynble nt tny office, National Bank
Bishop Gray will preach at the regular It waaJbccauso.iKi many children came at
mite
south
of Celery avenue, Instead of
Building, Sntunlay, October 17th.
mottling service at’ II o'clock. All are in one lime that the tenclier would have to
one-hnlf
mile
ns originally Intended,
A. P. Connelly,
hear the lessons of somo nnd send them
vited to attend.
Secretary nnd Treasurer.
Have W. G. Hammond ntnke youths
home so as to mnko room for die others,
List’ of Unclaimed Letters •
lor
your new house. Oifico with
but as soon ns parents nnd children learn
A. C. L Physicians Will M eet Here
Remaining in the Sanford Postofilce at what section dioy belong to this difficulty
& Mlnshnw. Pico Hotel block.
!
The physicians of the Atlantic Coast
close of week ending Oct. 0, 1908 :
will be done away with.
Line will hold a meeting in the Sanford
•LADIES
Edwards, Hatnp
- NOTICE
Ï
—N. J. P erkins.
Opera
House, on Wednesday, October 21.
.Anderson, Mrs Untile Espymesger, O. W.
WHEREAS,
At
n
merlimi
of
ihr
Board
of
t«*,
They will arrive in Snnford vin Clyde Line (.omniUdonrra of Ornngc
Anderson, Mrs Addle Ftazler, E. D.
Florida.
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rsna, irk
Viewed the Macaroni Farm
,
_Uilt,
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Howard.MlBsQinrlott Hall. T.
on T u c d__
o y . October
nnd expect n very Interesting session nnd the Court-housew(_..___
in
iiretnnliwl
I..,
n
Misses Allic Knox and Estelle Smith of
Certain
petition
prrsrntrd signed. auj
by* CJT
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’ V—” wn»
s' ** JI.
James, Mrs Ellen
/ M . d i i ,1 n , I i l I I t â M
Wi.i ■■. —^ * f . . .a . t . — S I .
plcnsnnt trip.
Clcwc and others, miuestlnfl the
Board
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■ r u n ■U
iut
f I , f S t f ,| m
Rowls, Mrs Lura
Winter Park, were in the city Wednesday
McPhcrsop, N. A.
Stokes. Mrs Florctto
Mend, Wm.
in InwruWf» IUm,;¡r
amlhclng-very dcslrous-of—vlcwing-tho — r— --------Jufct-Reoelvcd— -— — *— inr™i*n-mnny
rituiei a0 anu al, in mid cuumy, the »aid ii-./Turner 'Mrt-VlCtRrlh^^Miifgnn, lh a " ~ " "
mncnrontfam ^ 5 f~ Mulreir'&lrnnsIicw
The
Inrgeftjlno
of
sporting,
goodd
ever
bclng
«Ianni
by
whnt
rrprricnicd
nnd pitiJCñ»
Walker,.Mrs Carrie:__ PatcheU.WnL.J» a wajorlly of lh« property owtiera of tf.r l.mi,
received
In
Sanfordwere
taken
over
the
form
by
Mr.
Murrell.
Ward, Mahaley
Phillips, A. P. ■ '
lbrough which «nid drain or canal wm (otv ml.
AwLwhereS,. unde« and by virtnerrf rtMi» ik
The Indies were favorably impressed by clothing, etc.
iHatry J. Wilson
* GENTLEMEN
R ^ n , JnniCS
■aid petition wm labi over until the nui n¿gjr
Boone, Elcb
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the‘macaroni culture and will endeavor to
meeting
of the Board of CourtlyComt nluIonen
T he Port Contracting Company is In •n And
wherem, the next regular
rrgulnr nmiJitg u'lW
Carmody Michael
Streeter. James
And wherem.
have Rollins College plant an acre of these
llpnrd
of
n m wlrl
w... ¡m
- m lm
Lr.
(3>innil»ilon<r»
IvuniU
l>osititm to give you the closest figure on kiard County Commi*«lo
Chambers, C.L- Rev
Trowcll, Hnrriir
Monday,
the
«time
being
the
2nd
dny
Nonata’
Monday..the
«ame
Iwlng
tiny nf
»fNuvriubt
toothsome
delicacies
for
the
benefit
of
the
K , f i .. , i b i t h i f „ c a
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a ll
I —a
K
Cöx, Isaac — t-*— - Squires. Wm.
any class of building. NonJTbut the best
*Now.
. - — therefore,
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w » . . *peraona
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. . , » » mlnti-u-»t>d
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, t ■ i « minf lan.
itili ì 1
I ,in»
all
students, maenfoni being a great brain
Dennis. Moses
Yours, Henry'.
townanlm
binds ag/nernt
adiarrnt tl.rsvil.oe
■aid lowm
hip» nnd range* of lauds
mechanics employed. Office with Murrell 10
.
which
ore
liable
or
likely
tu
Iw
«nn
ml
t,»
,„4
DuBols, W. A.
White, J. F.
food.
drain or canal, nr. nolllini that Dm said l«.»;.
A Minshew, Pico Hotel Block.
CommtuloMra win. o'n the «aid 2nd d.,y .4 Num
“ Winner Washing Machlries
100S, cunxUletth.aald petitinn: nroi alt u,.
This |Miper wants a correspondent In ber.
a n n a In ln re f In J
I , n * , . l . . . ^ 1.
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A few more of these still left, sold strictly
evety section of Orange County, as well as
l gunntcc. If they do not do what wo
the adjoining towns in Volusia nr.d Lake
And It I« ordered IbatYhi« notice Jv puNnhulh
aim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson
Connected with this paper is n jvinting
counties. The publishers propose to make The Sanfoni llernld, n ncwipnix r puMiahtd insu-
S
often as they con,
0:45 a. m.
The Epworth League devotional meet
ing will l>e held nt 3 p. m., and all the
young people in the city are Invited.
The Junior League meets at the church
every Friday 3:30 p. m. Mrs. L. R. Phil
ips Is superintendent
Riv. R. R. Kendall, laitcr: Sunday morning
service. Hi evenini aerv! ». 7:30: prayer meetlntf
Wcdnetdey. 7:30 t> m ; Halibrith p jruuL~1(>«.imi
Sunday schtwl nnd the Wcdneadayeve
ning prayer meeting at tlie usual hours.
There will be the usual regular services.
The pastor will preaclt morning and even
ing. The communion service postponed
from Inst Sabbnth, will be held In connec
tion with the morning service. A full attendnnee is desired.
Presbyterian
Rev. J. F. McKInnlnn. partor; morning nervlce.
I I ; evening «crvlce, 7:30; Sabbath school, 0:30 a.
m ; Henry McLnulln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wedtindny, 7:30 p. M.
i l
office capable of producing the highest
Get your house numbers from A. E. Hilt T he Herald tho medium through which
Tint pastor will preach at the morning grade of office nnd society stationary. Hardware Company.
the people will learn nil tho newa.
the basis of all wealth.
Bone by order of the Board.
IL M ROBINSON. Ctert.*
By M A HowAril, il £
Lan d hunger has caused bloody wars and
desire for land brings a m illion immigrants annually to our
shores from over-crowded
L an d on earth is Tight here
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watered by everlasting artesian wells
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G et some of it now, before the mighty host-of land-hungry people arrive
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W e have it—lots o f land—town4etsrsuburban lots^ arid3farm4etei^"
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Y©s, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payments
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W rite us.
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�I N S A N F O R D — Life ¡a Worth Liuing
H E R A LD
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SANfORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1908
llic competing balloons landed nnd four ]
nre still missing. The St. Louis, ono of
the three American balloons to start, fell I
Into the North ScA, thirty miles from shore.
The two men aboard were rescued by n j Jacksonville
German steamship passing at the time.
the b o rd become n member of tlie Gulf
DEEPENING ST. JOHNS Const
Inlnnd Waterways Association FLORIDA
GAME LAWS
Items of In te re s t Gleaned From
Various Sources
happenings d u r in g t h e w e e k
K i« ine s t « « ' »
Historical Spring Flowing
For Hurried Renders
Board of Trade
Working To Tliat End
A world-wide wa'rfnre on the prohibition
movement waslnunched Monday at Berlin,
when the International Juhilcc Congress DEEPER CHANNEL TO SANfORD
of the Brewers' College convened. Tlie
German government has given this ‘ .con
Congressman Frank Clark Soys Sur
gress its official patronage.
I
vey for Channel to Sanford
that a committee of three lie appointed
by the chair to attend the meeting of the
association* nt Columbus, Go.. nnd time n
committee, to lie known ns the inland
wntcrwnys committee, be appointed, The
resolution was adopted. .
Dexter Hunter ofTered n resolution thnt
the board co-o|M*rate with Congressman
Clark In his movement for deeper water
for the river nml tlie canal ncross the
state, nnd tiie expenses of the river nnt
harbor committee of the board lie |>nld to
Washington, In order that tlie board may
urge (he .congressional committee to net
Itivprobly ti(toil the projects.
Something About Its Limita
tions and Proscriptions
NON-RESIDENTS PAY A LICENSE
For Privilege oT hunting Within Bor
ders or the State— Some Birds
1
Unprotected
The engagement of Duke Abmzzi nnd
Has Been Made
Miss Katherine Elkins hns Iteen Woken,
With the npprondiing gnmo season it
The nutuntn session of the Britlsh'pnrA spirit of genuine bnthusinsm in the
the announcement being made by the
will
probably be of interest to sportsmen
interest of bringing to q successful rsnli*
lisnient was opened Monday-;
duke's-family.
generally
to know Just wlmt Hie law is
ration everything that was for the g'opd
j,
looks like sure enough war in the
relnting to game. Just now, when tho
In the heart of &p«rtnnhtirg, S. C., Sun of Jacksonville nnd the state of FldridiiH
FjiiL Scrvla is going to raise n row, and
ciosod season is about nt nn end, viola
day,-n mob of 1,000 -citizens fougiit nil, predominated at a representative gather
Montenegro hns decided to act us Servla’s
day and night with the military nnd civil ing of tlie members of tlie Jacksonville POLITICAI PROGNOSTICATIONS tions of the Inw are most numerous.
friend.
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Under the laws 67'this state it is Illegal
authorities for tlie possession of John Irby, Board of Trade Wednesday afternoon,
Holland hns sent an Ultimatum to Ven- a negro who is alleged to have attempted
to
hunt, chase, kill j»r molest any wild
sayB the Tiinca-Union. A movement to The St. Lucie Tribune's Statistician
«oeU giving President Castro until No
deer,
except during the niontlia of Novcm-__
to ravish Miss Lille Dempsey. Four per-1 secure nn appropriation from congress for
Makes jntcrcs'tlng figures
vember first to act. The latter is prepay
sons wcre seriously .wounded.-------- ------ Ithe drrdgtng-Gf-IheTciimim-lTWTtWTSL T n f T cannot hope to carry all the 32 Ijcl December nnd January. The law
provides n mnxlmum fine of J100, or Im
TnffifligtUFour persona were killed nt o rnilruml |Johns river to n greater depth: the ndop- states thnt Roosevelt carried In HUM.
Hsrry Tliaw hns been returned to tho crosslug nenr Troy, N. Y., Monday.
Taft cannot hope to enrry tiny of the 13 prisonment-for six months. .
tioit of a resolution endorsing the project
It is equally unlawful to hnve deer meat
Mattrawnn nsylum to nwalt the verdict of
of tlie Gulf Coast Inlnnd Waterway Asso states thnt Parker carried in 11104.
in
[die insanity board.
SANFORD’S SMALL GARDENS ciation; tlie ndnptlun of a resolution ex Bryan will surely carry nil the,13 states one's imssesflton during tho closed sen- son. in addition to this the Inw is very
Tsft worked In Ohio this weck.invndlng
pressing the liotie that the people of tlie that Parker carried in 1004.
explicit
In regard to selling the flesh or
[ lJut port of the state tlint is supposed to Vegetables Seem to Spring up and strite will (mtronize made In Florida pro
Bryan will surely carry some of the 32
hides or shipping same from stnte.
•llif Foraker stronghold. Mr. Bryan hns
sinica
(hat
Roosevelt
carried
in
1904,
ducts, nnd the remnrks of Hon. Frank
Grow Over Night
Game Birds
1 the week in the west, speaking at
Tims we reach the meat of the question.
The Inhabitants nf Sanford nre proud of Clurk, congressman from llic Second dis
When
it
comes
to game birds,-especial
How many.of tlie states that Roosevelt
over, Omaha, Chicago.
the City’s reputation ns a center for the tricuih which lie promised with proper a>ly
turkey
nnd
quail,'the
law Is very clear
Former Senntpr CIro* of - S i - y i t , be growing nnu shipping of vegetables and ojwrnTjon, to secure greater nnd better
_____ curried in 1904 will Bryan carry ih 1908T ; tint hawiiiuuiy birds nf each species m/iy* *
etei the election of] Brymw^wiU hcnelif few indeed g f f tliimwudia-da-*i«n Imvr-n l-MWigs f**f-tlie atntr. nil went iu make up Ulryatt-dld carry in 1000- the-^folhiwinf
lie killed by a single hunter, nnd the num
iivesoInterests-©mu! country, Uiwl imnllJBielien garden near the hou m' where U,£ ^ ° r ° f
entlturvinrm, Uynt pervntied states thnt Parker didn't carry In 1904; ber which a parky of two or more persons.
Colorado, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Ncvah » taken die stump in Imlialfof tiie Dem the most delicious lettuce, radishes, tur-|‘ I,e b,*t nu(iUoriu'»Thgt Is nw.
32 electoral vrites. may kill In a day's huuL Here Is (lie
Hon. Telfair Stockton spoke in the in
ocratic ticketterest of n greater depth for .llic channel HintTlryanTs sure to carry tni* venr. In
Governor Haskell hns.nuthorized his at
No pcr#£t,0r penJ2 ?LBhnll hnve in his.
tameys to bring suit against W. R. Hears! over the city at tlie present. time presents I tb®
fiv‘‘r- "W® now have a which he will succeed where Parker failed
her
or lucfr ixiseesslon. or
hunt tu
to the eye of the visitor tho plenshig pic-1 ^A-foot de|»th of channeband let us atnrt Then, there is Oklahoma Voting for tlie
ftwlibel
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kill
any
wild
turkey
or
qunil
or
p
.nrtr1,igo
J a movement to get congress to apimipri- first time this yenr, with 7 votes, sure for
P. G. Hook dropped dead in front of the ture of n green vista made up of growing
ate a sufficient amount for tiie deepening Brynn—a total of 39 to tw added to tho in any (inrt of.this stale, snvo only from
Federal building in Tampa, Tuesday morn ing vegetables and seed beds, and the re
the first day of November until the first
markable growth made in these gardens ! uf the channel to thirty feel, sA we can i’urker total of 140, making the certain
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day
of March, of nny year. No person
Bryan vote this yenr 179.- He will~iiec<
float tlie Ueets of thu-world,'Olive Hill ri Kentucky town, on the & supplied .with Sanford's great sub-irriga
shall
kill more thnn two wild turkeys,' nor
242
votes
to
win,
no.
on
the
basis
of
the
I-elnnd J, Henderson, secretary of the
g 0.. with a population of 1,000, was dc- tion mcllioj is wonderful.- Sanford soil Apnlnchicolu Board of Trade nnd secre-1 nlwivo figures, lie will have toeurry enough more than twenty quail, and no party of
needs but little fertilizer to hasten the
s rojrwl by fire on the 13th Inst.
two or mure persons short kill more than
growth, pud tlie seed once pluutcd seems tnry of the Gulf Const Inland Wntcrwnys |llf the oilier Roosevelt states to give him
four
wild turkeys o r 1Atore tfuin forty „
(ireensUiro, N. C. is celebrating its cen
to spring up over night nnd In u short Association, sjxjkc in behalf oT a project (¡3 electoral votes, in addition io the states qunil In any one dny. And no person
tennial with n great fair and exposition.
time the owner of n small garden cnirhar bMwnsiNict an inland waterway from the sure to be Tor him.
What combination of states will give shall kill more than five wild turkeys In "
One of the firgratiumber mills in the" vest the fruits of his industry and not only Mississippi river enst /dong the gulf to
Bryan the necessary 93 T Hero areas few anyone year, nnd no person or persons,-,,
cjaafry, loaned nt lllnine. Wash., was de supply-his own table with a great variety connect witli n canal across Florida,
uf
the possible ones, every stale cited be firm, corporation, yssodntinn or Company
stroyed by (ire on tlie 13th lust. Loss of succulent vegetables, hut can mnrket n
lion. E rin k C lark Heard
slinll sell expose for sale or have in his,
ing
recognized ns doubtful:
Hon. Frank Clark was introduced and
1500,000.
quantity to the local grocers ns well.
her
or their possession for sale In this
Nuw-York, Indiami, Minnesota—83.
Mr. ilrynn has called for lion. Frank *Tl. is a well knuwiTfact that with n few sprite along the line of Improvements for
state,
any wild turkey, quail or partridge.'
New, York, Jmiiuna, Nebraska, South
Cllfk of Florida to assist in the campaign chickens mid a small garden in Sanford.» tlie St. Johns rlvcrt”
Any
iK-raob
or persons, corporation, asso
1did not come hero to sp-ak," said Dakota—90rin New York front tlie Mbit to the ,31st.
living is assured to anyone who is inclined
ciation
or
company
violating nny of the
New York. Minnesota, Nebraska, Kanins
Mr. Clark, “ hot to hear others speak on
The great Pcnnsylvnnia Rnilroad Com to give the gnrdeq any attention.
provisions of tliis section shall, upon con-'
—
98.
Many of our business men plnntn small subjects o f importnnee to the best inter
pany is coercing employees of- the rood
NeW York. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Ne viction thereof, be punished by a fin« of —est of our state.
.. snd urgltigThflkp) vote for Toft. The acreage in order to give themselves a re
not less than $25 or more thnn $100, or
"You are standing in your own light braska—71.
section foremen nre instructed to line the creation after business hours, and every
be
imprisoned in the county jail not ex
New York. Wisconsin, Minnesota—93!
when you don’t make n move in tlie di
section men up. nnd the same tactics'nre morning these staid merchants can be
ceeding
90 days or less than 30 days,"
New York, Indiana, Nebraska, and any
rection uf suppiriiiig any movement
Mtd ss in IH90, Tile following blank has seen pushing a small plow or polling the
May StiDot Duoka Now
one
of
the
other
doubtful
Stales.
bell cord over a mule, and breaking up the which would tend to Increase the oppor
been distributed all along t|ie line:
It is legal to shoot ducks from Oelcber
Or,
without
New
York,
he
may
win
on
tunities of your city and state."
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’ In order to lenrn how the men stand land.
1 to March 30. if shot nt nny oilier sen- r
He spoke of tiie great benefits tliat either of these combinations:
politically, I am sending you u blank to
son
of the year the |H-rson so doing is
Indiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Knnsns,
would accrue from n chain of inland
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TIIE THEATRICAL SEASON
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liable
to n heavy fine.
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•fillout. Tills wilt riijt affect yhur position,
waterways connecting the Mississippi Wisconsin, South Dakota, Wyoming—94.
whstever, regardless uf how you vote.
One section of the law provides thnt it
Illinois, Indiunu, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyo
“For Tail— •
No Dork Nights at Sanford Opera river witii inland waterways along tlie ming—93.
shall be unlawful to kill, catch or huve in
const nnd through Florida by canal to the
“For lirynn—
House This Season
California, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, your jwssessiori. living or’ dead, nny wild
Atlantic.
“For llisgea— "
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Commenelng next Monday night, the
On-gonrWyoiiilrig,
Delaware, South Duko- bin!-other thnn u gariio bird. No pazF ot
— A inirvry ts now pending IxTore the
“For Debs—"
0|>crn House will be Opened for tlie sen
the plume, skin or txnly of nny bird pro
committee on ship ennuis und railways tn, West Virginia—04.
tected
by (bis section mny be sold or hiid
This Is an innocent looking request on son by the Brcton-Ruiikel Company, nnd
Of course, the figures, however we con
for a canal across Florida, lie Bnitl. Half
in
possession
for sale. Only the following
th* face of it, but the railroad men nre every night thereafter this fninous com
of the committee was in favor of the sur strue them, make it appear inevitable that
arc
considered
game birds: Swan, geese,
«»are that it is n hint to line up forTnft. |iany will hold tiie boards, giving u first
vey. and the others had expressed n wil: Bryan must carry New York lo btìfllected.
brant, rlvef nnd sen ducks, rails, coots,
This move on tlie part of (lie Company hns class entertainment cud! night at |iupu
Bot
New
York
is
not
indis|iensuble,
if
lingness to suppirt the movement-.' Thnt
mud liens, gnllinulcs; tlie scinicola, com
awted much indignation among railroad Inr |*rices.
the project wus patent upon its face, car there is sufficient ch’unge of votes in the
monly known ns show birds, plover, surf
The Breton-Runkcl Company ure no
who take the |sisition Hint their porying conviction nf its feasibility. That middle west to give him the majority of
----[birds,
uillpe, woodcock, snnilpiiicrs, tat
“lical aflllintions nre strictly personal strangers to Sanford theatrical lovers and
the riouhtfut stales of Hint section
it nuniwptlmt-a»—wim—ns the SU1
«utters.
tlers
and
curlews: wild turkpy, grouse,
l he nminiinooroe nt of tiicir rngiTgeiiieirr
There is no state cited in tlie above colmade, millions of dollars will be-spent in
(irnlrie
cliicken,
pheasants, imrtridgea nnd
brings
gladness
to
nil.
For
Hie
past
five
cboryii-a of grab in the transport
throwing din mid tiie money will all go culntluns tiiut I# not liable to cast its vote
quails;
uBu
turtle
-dove« und wild pi genug'’ !
months
the
company
tins
been
playing
to
either
way.
Not
one
of
them
is
to
be
re
of the Government nt Snn Frnncisinto the pockets of Floridians. That tiie
and
robirjs,..
It
is
unlawful to (Ic ^ ^ r tho
r^wwemadtTiiesday, - U is said that jiuod-business al Tmnpa, ami Mpnngcr committee on fuitnls and raiiwuys stands garded ns a "cinch." Thu fight that fa be
liest
or
eggs
of
u
wild
bird or Infve either
Jolius
is
very
fortunate
in
securing
them
amounting to large sums of money
ready to hear tlie subject ns soon as lie ing concentrated in each of these debata in one's ikisscssiun.
for
a
continuous
run
here
tills
winter.
own torn out and other contracts for
said so. He wanted the board of trade to ble states for tlie Democratic ticket ought
U n p ro tec te d B ird »
Their repertoire embraces all tlie latest
fcpalr* given die same company. 'Over a
name u committee oud date for going be to bring results—and Tlie Tribune lias not
Birds
wliicl)
are not indudod in Oils
and best dramas and comedies, and when
of dollars is involved
fore this committee in Wrishiiiglon tiie yet seen an election forecast, whether em- ssctiou nnd are unprotected nre:
anything new comes out in New York
™*"• f'oh operations.
unating
from
Republican
or
Democratic
coining winter and pushing, the jiroject.The English sparrow, . sharp-shinned
Mr. Runkel is the first to produce It in thc
sources, Hint doesn't encourage Denqicrats
Channel f o r St. Johns
J ? • ‘ boo,in« nffolf on Forsythe street. south. Monday night "Paid in Full*’ will
linwk,
comimmly known as tiie little.blue
J^wiyille, W. R, Coulter ¿hot Justice
-He «aid lie had an item on tlie river in tlie belief that their ticket will be darter; Cooper's hawk, common]y knqwu
be
given,
to
be
"followed
by
"T
h
e
Girl
of
h IlowHI. wiw also #hot Coulter with
nnd harbor bill for u survey for deepwater elected.
as the big blue darter; great horned owl,
the Golden West." "Salome," "The Sheath
«me pistol. Both men. who nre promfrom Jacksonville to Sanford in the St.
Struck a Rattler ■
_ _ crow^xice bird, meadow Inrk. jnckdavmnd '
Gown," "The Dfficc Boy," "The Doctor,
rondm! ^ QllcirclL‘'1' Bre 1« a dangeroug und many other good plays. During-the Johns river. That the survey hud beeu| ^Wlille M. M. Smith undTrecjimh J. Hun butcher bird arc not included among thu
made; tlie government engineer here had ter were gliding nlong in tlie gray nutnnioCoulter will probably die.
birds protected by the two preceding sec
action of the play a number of the best
made u favorable report, which was up-1 piieeinoute to Sanford from Winter Fork tions. Nothing in said sections shall pre
of Jacksonville are thoroughly
and most up-to-dnte moving pictures will
jiroved by Col. Kingman, wlw is in charge J0|1L, ,j„y t|,|s week they noticed u large vent any citizen of the state of Floridu
be shown with beautiful electrical effects,
of all government operations in this lerri-1 rnttlesnake coiled In tlie road.' They were from destroying birds which are found in
and there will also bo good music, songs
tory, He said Hint tiiere wus only to run U(Jon ||js snukesliip before tlicy bad lime
of lhe DwnuAwed and vaudeville interspersed throughout the gauntlet at Washington nnd the u|r- ((, avoid u eoliisiou, und wlien thu swift cur juring grapes, fruits, gardens or farm pro
ducts on his premises,' or from taking a n -'
of ^>arDamem In London the evening. Change of plays and pict
I struck tilm. the snake was tossed up on the keeping in a cage any cardinal red bird
SOOnni
nn**cr Point Monday, when ures will be made eadi night, and tlie promotion wouRPbe fortbeoming.
He apoke of the necessity of getting Btep 0f the car near the feet of Mr. Free- or mocking hint for his own plensuro or
w.OOO besieged the lawmakers.
admission is only 10 and 20 cents.
deeper water for the St. Johns to tiie I llltm. By tiie lime Mr.Smith had stopped umuMimeni; provided thq same shall not
Miss Corinne Runkel is a favorite in
mel»'lr.L|,,>**“rB U,ot n
eettlesouthward, in order to allow the people |
car un(j looked unaind Freeman was be sold or shlpiied out of the state. -*
nu^e ,lc ,rou^,e ln ll»e Balkans will be the south— particularly in Floridii. where
residing along the route better means for out 0f ijie Clir and hoofing It down the road
Md ww averted.
A license is exacted from non-residenta
she has been seen the past two seasons,
transporting agricultural iiroducts, etc., to at a 2:40 clip, and would probnbly be who come here to hunt. The tax la $10
and it Is safe to say Uiat Sanford people
Jacksonville. And on the other hand, to running yet if Mr. Smirii hail not culled for tbs seaum- ■■■
6emthe^f*SteWflrt llnB
retired
poalalniT ' y 0n a«»u n toE »*>»ng inca- will accord tier and tlie supporting com allow
iu buy uriklas law« nnd have IiliiTbuck. 7 "•...........
■dtaWHij; r a£tivB • G r tx jte c m * r oT pany a hearty"nnd-BUbltaiUifll Wclcdine die same cheaply transported to their ■ TTie snake wus still living, but was
Notice or Meeting *
next week. Those who have seen tlie
homes ulong tlie river.
quickly dlsjwlclied and measured five feet
On
account
of a delay in receipt of char
Breton-Rupkel Company will testify to
H i ceuld remember when the people re alid two Incites, Ills caudal appendage be ter, the moetlng o f the stockliolders of the
°f f0<J,baU01^«ikpctady. N. the ability of each mentber as an actor,
siding In other cities and towns were ing decorated with eleven rattles.
Sunfonl Building and Loan Association,
as well as to their behavior as ladles und prejudiced against Jacksonville, but that
five OI»
called for hist Tuesday night, was ad
gentlemen.
Winner Washing Machines
sentiment had changed and all were
journed to next Tuesday night, October
ko^tai UrtdUwt ^ y w e r e t J
A- few more of these still left, sold strictly 20th. at 7:30 o'clock, at the office of the
Samples of engraved visiting cards and proud of the metropolis.
on guantee. If they do not do what we Holden Real Estate Co. Inland Waterways
-Invitations In the latest and best style#
^ a u S - ^ ' 1Won *»• intemati1 ‘
Mayor Sebrlug offered a resolution that claim, money It refunded. Harry J, Wilson
» “ «Hin on the 14th. S e v e n , of may be seen at The Herald office.
—G. H. Fr.RNAUJ, Pres.
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ond ra ,lJ* ,,e ” Prcnt Cm “
So Says Sauntercr.
. W t Certmpmdemee ,o TA. /W rf.
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Time’s Changes
CoW nml cdmiwjlenvM were fsllliu
WtwnchlflirnMl'the omTWpr.
Romping through the wood« #t play.
Time ilrpt not; the changing «ensoul
YMiwpaMedhr before**« "new them.
Like mera phantom« of the night
1 Other children have our plane«,
rile the leal¡»upby't hs^rmysWe.
Build up hou*es oo the «and*.
Cphlrn hair 1« white and faded,
Careworn wrinkle* dent our brow,
Another autumn li upon us.
And the leave* are fnllinit rrow.
G ood
m o rning —
Squelch thç obstruction
4 A 'presidential election only two Weeks
^he c*u*) meets once nmonthln the school and Christ's career to good purpose, I have
building. th’nt they may see for themselves learned that he created no sect save that
the rooms nrul premises occupied by their which mar be described under thcgc'acrfli.
title of Christina. That all of his life on
enrth was spent In lifting up the poor,'the
keeps It posted on school work; It hasfur- weak and the fallen, and m tenchiog the
nished n room for the principal, which Is finest code of morals known. That hfe
nlwuM<,MI1 library for the pupils; it built no diurch edifices and wns not con
has employed o regular Janitor and per- cerned as to how much more salary he
sunnily given attention.to the sanitary could gel in some other place from that In
condition of all rooms; It hA* created n which fie happened to be doing his wprk.
gt-ge fumJ< nn(| ,ins ftivcn n J90 encyclo- That he wps not a prohibitionist nor n
pedla to the library; and besides hit this meddler in party politics. That he was
the club Has done much chnritnble work more concerned*in honest trading, moral
nnd clean living, than In theological dis
ln cl0,hin« " nd W W the pooi. Cte.
Before school commences after the sum- cussions. That he taught the brotherhood
mermid Christmas vacation, the dub su- of man. That he favored dnnclng, music
perintends nrul pays for the buildings and and all healthful, dean nnd reputable,
grounds being thoroughly denned and put pleasures. In n word, he was a great,
in a sanitary conditions. And now this grand, brorfd-mlnded, liberal man, whose
Mothers’ Club Is ambitious to help build a mission on earth was peace nnd good will,
new
building.
happiness to oil, and the uplifting of all
1 give these facts In the hope that It mankind.
will encourage nnd stimulate our Parents’
4 A gentleman meeting u luwyer friend
Club t0 grentPr effort.
the other day‘in the Sanford Hotel lobby
remarked:
4 A man is hardly ever prouder of any
‘ ‘'Well, tilings politically ore warming up
thing Bum when tie sat in the same smo
in fine style now that. Hearst aftd Roose
king room of a sleeping car with some
velt nre added to the gaiety of the .cam
politician and told him what time it was.
paign.’’
"Yes. I am inforlncd by the papers that
4 The republicans always find the presi It has been somewhat chilly politically,
dential campaign season n favorite time until very recently.’’
in which to revise the tariff. Let’s see,
"Really. Jud^o. among the candidates
this is about the skeenth campaign in for popular favor now before the public,
which such revision hns been promised, is who do you think has the’ best showT*’
It notf
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__"Bretcm-RunkeL" —-----------—- — -
from next Tuesday, nnd still no local cxdtement over die campaign, Did you ever
know a lime preceding such election with
less disturbance to businessT It is well,
and l hope the campaign .will finish as it
began. , flic country will live no mnttek
who U chosen for the various offices. and 4 1 wnnt to give n little friendly tip to
there is no need of getting worked up to some of the aspirants far municipal oflices.
a fighting point.
T h e y t a l k too m u c h ! Some of tho re
marks made by one aspirant about citizens
4 A good way to get men to drink plenty dangerously approaches calumny, nnd if
of water and pay lots of money for it he would have the good will of many vo
woulAbe to put-an internal revenue tax ters he will cease all vituperation. It
lowers the dignity of n pinn when he stoops
on iL
to defamation of the character of his fel
4 The Lakeland News 'era a criticism on low men. A-word to the wise ijWufllcIcnt.
“ my head" as follows :
Capital $80,000.00
Conducts a General Banking Busincssvwith Conservatism ond
Courtesy. Pays 4 Per Cent. Intereet,' Comlaunch'd Quarterly,
%
’ „
*
on Savings Deposits, ond
frobi any and alt causes.
its customers nothing
New Accounts Solicited
T räde; Inducements
U. R. STEVENS.
M. M. SMITH,
ITesldcnt
'
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G. S. DERRY,
Vice-President
Cashier
Pope Contracting C o m p
High-Grade House-Building
>cc i a
DEALERS IN
Builders' Supplies, Iuterlarehen Sand
4 A kindergarten teacher wns recently
reviewing.her little clans on the instruction
given tho'day previous. The following is
n part of the questions and answers:
Teacher—Now. children. I told you yes
terday about the various materials from
which your dresses nre made—silk, wool
nnd cotton. Let me see how well you
remember. MntffljL»dSg»riiiftTie ninterinl
~(!flilUi-fnuu oFwhich your dress is mndeT
— Mnrgte^lovnBTjreWU]>dir_thp7back of
Z'*'Who's going to Africa with RooscveTtT” n sheep.
•'
vaL
Department. "CuIU'- •
is naked by a subscriber. Can't tell nt
Teacher—Very good; and yours,RlnnrheT
atom, S f t ^ g s . " to The Sanford Her. aid, wouJra interview die spirit of Mr. - present. Don't know how the election will
Blanche—My drewonco grow upon the
Lindloy Murray^n one-tune language
result, it tnay.hr that Mr. TilTVilTgo.
back of n sheep, nnd part of it wns spun
sharp o f some reputation, he might be
by the silkworm.
induced to change the expression.
III« constitution was run dawn,
Teocher—Correct. And yours, Lucy T
"Just Between You and I,’’ which Is
A t least that's what he «aid;
kept standing nt the hcAd of the col- .
Lucy (vylth evident embarrassment)—
His I r i» were swelled each morning.
limns. It is /in expression used by
Anti he often bad swelled head.
My
dress was mnde out of an old one of
He tutted sll drink» with whisker.
hundreds of well educated persons,
‘ And If they didn't fuse.
hut we don’t believe Mr. Murray would
He tilnmnl if to d y ip
Yours for Progress,
have written it so.
But he never blami the boose.
T he S aunter er.
I don't know who "Mr. Lindley Murray"
was, hut to keep pence in the press family
4 Well, wc have seen "The Devil" In San
“ we" hove sacrificed our syntax nnd now
ford. but we yearn for tho^ sheath gown,
l i « “me" and dot *11." ~*
. ■— •__ — "Snlomç" nnd '"Apache" dances, dint we
may keep^ubrcnsl with Palatka, Orlando
4 TWSJ.’Devll" must l>c very popular this nnd other cities dint have already bc'sn
year as be is being played in all the great visited by these naughty bachnnals. „ Let’s
cldcs o r die coun»y. The drouth, too. hns have the whole (Jose nt once, that wc utoy
piayJd the devil with the corn crop and die sooner get the bad taste out of our
t»mo odier growing things-in the North.
mouths.
This additional protection coats
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.
Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster
Plans,
__
fest jinnies,
--------y
nnd n l).Jn form atfofi' H-fnt i vc
to
liiiiniing
— Cljeerfully-Eumished—
Phono 69
Consult Us
Ofllcc with Murrell & Minahew
FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
«OF S A N FO R D , F L A
P. FORSTER,' Caahlsr
B. 1». WHITNER, Aa*t. Csthltr
Only National Bank in Orange Cpunty
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
Safsty Deposit Boxes for Rent
Furnishing
ORGANIZED 1887
4 In looking over my antedefuvinn mall
the other day. I came across die following
epigram:
"It takes a rich man to draw a
.__check,, a pretty girl in draw attention.
a horse to draw a cart. n. porous plas
ter to draw die skin, a toper to draw
a cork, n free lunch to draw a crowd,
and nn advertisement in your home
paper to draw n crowd."
4 "Excuse me,” said a lady to one of oar
prominent business men the other day. “ 1
would like to ask you a question. ^\rf
dines really hnrdT" “ There is riedito try__lng.to conceal die fact,"- said the gentle
man. "In a great manybrahehesof trade
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
on Applications
Repair W ork Promptly Done
about the m ailer.: I tlo-iml wish Jo annoy
who should feel tlte -condemnation Of
all right-thinldng jx-ople. It Is the loafer
who sneaks. around among the colored
people—drinking and carousing with diem
—only to betray them. There nre many
among the adored race of Sanford of great
er intelligence nnd tumor dtan this "beast"
who bunts them down under the guise of
friendship and pretending to give them
employment. Chief of Police Lee and his
two assistants are well nblc to look after
4 “ When we are married,” said the girl, infractions of the temperance laws- with
“ will you agree to shave every tnorningT out any such-iowdown, degraded and
You know all the girls in our club agreed sneaking assistants.
nut t'V»nrry any man who docs not shave
4 H e n « t must have purlo! ned die big stick
y ^ V * n o r o iiilir
—— ---------------tWell," said die young mun, "howabuut when Roosevelt wasn't looking. Fornker,
laskeil. McLuurin. ct at, must regard him
as a veritable Ahkoond of-Swat.
my husband with my expenses, aud
thcuglil the l>cst thing to da was to come
nml And out whether times are really lutrd,
or whether it was the same old story he
has been telling me for the last ten years
when the fall styles come in. You sec,
tho men are not always to lie trusted in
trying times like fall seasons when such
lovely new styles of hats and gowns arc
on tho market."
4 I am reminded by the opening of school
that "The Parents Club" held Its last
meeting April 27th. and adjourned to
meet early in the faU. I"'hope that there
will be as much enthusiasm among the
n tttn ftn till* year s * was evinced in tlw
spring. There is no end of good things
that a club of tills sort can accomplish.
Over at Starke they have a "Mothers'
.First Street
kcr
O p i>.
H O L L Y W IL L IA M S
DEALER IN
k » H i » o * lX H t w Y b M
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Florida
N O W IN T H E H O U S E :
A complete line of Men's- Snappy;
Up-to-date Suits, In all the Phone 132
leading Shades nnd Patterns
W estern.Meats
FULL UNE OE GROCERIES-—
Sanford Avenue
From i$15.00* to $30.00
Besides an elegant line of Boys’
Pants, Suita Especial attention
is called to our strong und com
plete line of Men's Fumishlngs. ^Shoes' affd Hafs ‘
Give us q coll We can fit you from heod
to foot and we guarantee to please.
Yours for honest values.
O n tlie Market
�THE
IICE-Of-JHEJ’ EOPIE
,w v
lhut-lb«^Sflnfofd-district cnTrproftüCë'wîlI
re
have no mntcrinl effect ori tills vas| food
The facts
pnsaibjll- 4* - j
I supply.
,
* arc, that the iwoiUMl*
Le tte rs and C o m n iu ilic a t lo n s o n ties of this community are hnrdly yet begun.. Ten years hence will see Sanford
Varlous Timely Topics.
great ganlon city, extending cast ami
west for o distance of ton miles, and
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE north and sjtuth to Lakes Jessup and
Monroe, nnd traversed by street railways.
priVcd streets, telephone lines, electric
In This Department will be Found the lights nnd nil modern conveniences. These
conditions
nre sure to Ire realized, nnd.the
Views. Opinions and Comment
----------------------------------sooner the people of tho community work
. of Practical Writers.
together for this general welfare, as
1»
& ? ! ' against their Individual, selfish interest,
Inturr I rompt (.ut.lk-fltion, Article.
W the i k « S .h i Editor will 1 « ,mh- tho quicker these conditions will come
«luuive nnd anonymous communlea— n. A. H owahd.
K ^ r b e rSicted. We will rot I * rwponilbln nbout.
r L' '■
I k m tjt « n M . i . J . t
« p r e w r l l-V «mirlhulnr.. A' ll
" com*
totwtRTforcurrent U w itfm u « be in |
Advantages of
ma
i u
iri than Tuewtny
"asd■not
later
Tucedsy P.
p. m .l—Eb.
A» Eyes Are Turned Toward Irrigated I To the Editor of The Herald:
SANFORD HERALD
Ladies’
Ladies’
WHITE
Have You a Fa rm ?
S UI TS
SHI RT
WAISTS
Geo. H. Fernald
H A R D W A R E
When Lnundernl cor
rectly have a soft flex
ibility nnd tho dressy
appearance
CO.
„.Can rurnlsti..,.
Florida
•
. I thank you for a copy of your valunhlc
paper
of late Issue, which is n credit to
T» the Editor o f Tor Hekald
with
your
request,
I
take
I
any
county
or state. The Herald Is what
.Complying
ii7op*|»rtunity to express my opinion ns is termed n county paper, hut its subscri
to the conditions in the north, the effect iters should not bo confined tu Ofnnge
of these conditions upon tho fu ^u ^u c- county; it should become a weekly visitor
oesspf the development of this comntu- In every home In the state. . The editor is
nhy. together wills something of the hn- a progressive mnn, is enthusiastic over
prdi'ments which seem to be retarding tho everything that is of the most interest of
(»ogress of ttiis development.
tlie state oí Florida, nn editor of high reThc past scasen has been ono of e x - 1pute and of long experience in literary
tretnes In the north nnd middle states. I work. He is enthusiastic over tho IntroSpring opened with tremondous rains, ductlon of electric railroads in Florida, bowhich continued more or less until the Having it to he tho best medium in bringmiddlc of July; these rnlns Interfered I Ing settlers to the state, and, advertising
seriously with tho planting oí crop«. I the many advantages nnd possibilities
Since about the middle of July there has within her borders, and will inducen rapid
been no rain, nnd crops thnt vycre planted influx of new settlers to the state in which
were cut short by the drouth, in many in the most perfect climntc on earth exists,''
stance# almost completely destroyed; nnd where more dollnrs enn be coaxed
dj-shig the months Of- August and Scp- from her alluvial soil to tho squnre inch,
q V this drouth was so intense that than in nny other state in the union,’be
Vi,
u‘ /jof the newer parts of Miclii- sides being the home of the mpnt delicious
gdn,
Miirnesota and other citrus fruits of nil descriptions, and where
northern states burned over, •musing greut |Intensive farming enn be continued every
damage, not only in the Joss or crops, hut month in the year. In ri climate yyhcrc
— In^GhirtrSntldlhg
» of-buildinga-anri
hc-squlfrelado not store ^tlieTr fo<Hl for
‘r consumption, ns is the casti in
4a-a»«ny instHuees-ln—the—loss
lives. In the states of Ohio, Michigan, I higher latitudes which are icc-bound for Home-Made Bread, Like Mother
liliiiois, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas and Ken- yUpnst
_
_six months of the year, and with
..... -U se d to Bake— — r
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L tacky,.tlie great.cyrnproducing-reglons,'| the—thtrofructlon of* electric roads, this
there is not half a crop, while Michigan, hemitiful state, the land of flowers, is des
Quick Orders for Fancy
Wiiconsin nml Minncsotn will not have tined In the very near future to become
Cakfis Filled Promptly
more than one-third of a crop of potatoes. the best patronized summer resort, ns it
In some of these grain (irudiicing stales is now n winter resort, on curth. Wliy!
we found plnees where corn was retailing Simply liecnuse it is the most equable cli Goods delivered tu nny parts of tl(e
at 31.0(1 per bushel, and (mi atoes nre mate on earth. When it becomes too cold
City
telling at fmm 00 cents to DO cents (ter for comfort In the less favored Northern
Ihi.vhcL where they usually sell at digging states, they flee to Florida to get warm.
tunc at from 23 To 33 cents (ter bushel. On the other hnnd, when it gets sufficiently
Tli.-se high ivices will com|>cn»nte to h hot during tlie summer months they will
[ coaslderatile extent .(or the little yield, flea to Fioridn’s balmy climate nnd pleas
Lu u»e crop of seven nnd a half billion, ant breezes to get cooled oil. This is no
AND '
m
Tilth (lie American farmer produced in idle dream, or merely writing to draw
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11907, will lie cut about a billion nnd a (teople to tiiejiUlte,.hui are solid fncts of
i Ulf sliort this season. While these oon- cx|>eriencc of tiiose who have made this
ditions have somewhat reduced tiie pur-1 delightful climate their homes for half a
chasing piwer of tho people in these century, and less, nnd there nre not nttroc.
rtOOM 20
sialcs. ami in some instances made it Jtlons enough iii any other, section on tills
impossible for them to make now invest- hem Is[there to lure tlie experienced ones
Upstfiin), Pico Block ..
menu, they have on tlie other hand dem- from their comfortable and happy homes
oiuirnted the fact that dependence upon |for nny.length of time.
—N. 11. Foca.
rainfall for the production oi cnq»s is un
Altamonte. Fla., Oct. 12.
Open Tuesdays A to 0 p. i i i .
certain, olid that the man who has n few
— AND;
Geological Survey Bulletin
:acres of irrigated land Is tlie most fortu
^
Saturdays
4 to 9 p. m.
The Florida State GtHilogicnl Survey an
nate of any farmer living.
All eyes are turned lownrds the irriga nounces the publication of bulletin No. I
S tra n gers W e lc o m e
ted districts of tlie country, and tlie Snn- on the underground wntcwsupplyof central
foni district is hound to receive its full Florida. Tiie bulletin contains:
1st. .Undergroaiid water; general dls
»hare of new-comers, for our great ad
vantage of production, climate nnd ship cussion.
2nd. The underground water of central
Subscribe Now for the
ping facilities place us at once in advanco
Florida;
deep anti shallow wells; springs
<dany other irrigated section. Only OI1C
thing Is needed, and thnt-is.lo-o.rovl..«- and arteBlon ttfOspccU——-— —-------3rd. Effects of underground solution
HfJ*ople that with the means they have
cavities;
sink-holes; dtsapitcaring streams;
at Ihcir command, ihiy can come hero
»nd get Marled, and make a living; this solution basins.
4lit. Drainage of lakes, ponds nnd
tone and nil the lands that can be irri
swnmp
lands, and dnqtosnl of sewerage by
gated wilt boon (h» occupied.
bored
wells.
Water nnnlyscsaro included
One condition lliat is retarding our'de
D AILY, SU N D AY' & SEM I
us
wc^l
us
tables
giving general wutcr re
velopment and keeping ninny of tho comW E E K LY
■wn people away, is tlie .heavy cost of sources, public water supplies, spring and
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filing started, It ukea more capital to well records.
The annual report of ihe survey is itoiiig All die news from everywhere, (lathered
JU-ilu-buH. nct irrm ilinpc, raise’ Hie
(tubli&hed
ami will l>c ready for diatxibuby tiie Associated Press, (the ooloop, nnd live in the meantime, than
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WE KNOW HOW
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Fence to Fence It
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Lime.to
Sweeten
It
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W ells to Irrigate It
Tile and Sewer Pipe
jThe Celery City j|
to Drain It
LAUNDRY
ES T IM A TES
A HOME INDUSTRY
EU R N IS H ED FO R M A T E R IA L OR WORK
COMPLETED
S an fo rd Baker j-tl
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House Furnishing âôùds
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S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y arid G l a s s w a r e
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SN IPPE R S OF
1 Florida Fruits and- Vegetables
SANFORD, FLO RID A
Atlanta
^Journal
J« m us mat ino recent mnve»m the port some of our citizens
* a drainage systain to bo insti« the public expense is by fur the
" ‘Pirtnnt of any movement yet
*Uch » systfeni slu>uId be in‘•' ot the earliest possible ¡Jale, for
“ c* u,le one of tile great0s{ d r a w ***
development df. tho
community.
y
r
. tlfJ 'VerRr“ductio,»r ^thajfseerrii
« minds of somoof our ftnrmers,
A gency
E S T A D L IS H E D 18G9
Arc
Offering Any and All Kinds of F lorida R eal E state
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as Low Prices and on as reasonable .term s as
Can .be.liad Any where
Onice oh Park Avenue, lictwceii Firsl nml Comnterelal Streets, Sanford. Florida
charge to citlMiift of tho stntf. and to public schools nnd libraries, upon reguest ad
dressed tu tlie State Geologicui Survey,
Tallahassee. Fla.
— E. H. Sku-amum,
State Geologist. scritte.
Just. Received
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* The largest line of tqiorting goods ever
rocoiveU in Sanford—guns,'rifles, hunting
dothing, eta
Harry J. Wilson.
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Notice to Bicycle Riders,
The ohllnunce relative to riding bicycles
,¿ 7
, ‘ ° ne ,hke*
«mairi era- on the sidewalks in any [tart of the city,
fact that the value of t Z ir
and riding after dark without u light and
bell, will be strictly enforced from this date.
>• ,
. r T. J. Lee, City Marshal.
Superior printing for all purposes at T he
He iu u > office.
DEALER IN
Fresh Meats
Agent for Virginia Carolina Per
tillzers
Do you realize the necessity for a substantial
foundation as a part of that sidewalk which youintend building? A nicely finished toft lends
.. beauty, but not stability. * This is to be attained
only when the sanie care iftcxercisiML in- selection
- ^-materials for The foundation as for tlie top coat.
With this fact in mind, I am importing clean hnrtl crushed,
stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specifica
tions, gives on absolutely dependable foundation.
If you want a wnlk in which you can take pride in the years
to coine, be surp that that foundation is right. Tills is one of
the characteristics of my work. Let me figure on such a
walk for you. .
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contains:
earth), and a staff of Spe
1st. A sketch of the geology of Florida.
cial Correspondents in
2nd. A chapter on mineral industries,
every town in the
including phosphate, kaolin or ball cluy,
SOUTH
brick-making clays, fuller's earth, peat,
lime and cement, and road-making ma
0 iiimults
terials.
3rd. A blblogrnphy^jf juiblirntions of 3 mon tiis
Florida geology, with a review of the more i monili.
iiniwrtnnt pn|>ers published previous to
. price front tlie crop, it would add the organization of the present Geological
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—These publications \ritl beseht without
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Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records. Wholesale
Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene'
Sanford Library
"uiumty needs more capita). The cfmade by some of our progressive
uncM men In tlie way of organizing
* corporation! during the summer has
* ^ ' ‘fyhii}; but more “capital should
e,1i| oyed in fitting the land for cru|is;
» hw hundred acres could be fitted up
season nnd leased to new-cuuicrs, or
®n
“ hns'» so us to allow thorn
"■'«<«1 a. considerate |K)ftion of Um
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R. J Hou.t. Manaiini EJhor
Subscription Price. $1.00 ■ Year In tihàncr
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Entern! a* second-data mail matter Aofust 22nd.
the Piauttcr at Suiioti.lVtU
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TMEMVADCIfALEiXCIUUt
By reference to ^«.advertising columns
-ef-Ttw-Hnr
it mu F tw*1rarfiMTIiaT
several candidates art announced for the
various municipal offices to be filled at
the election December 7th. For mayor
alty honors we have (he present encum
bent of that office. Forest Lake, and EL E.
Brady, who was previously city marshal.
The present d iy marshal J. T. Lee. has
announced his candidacy for re-ciection,
and opposed to him, so far. is C. C. Moris.
The veteran city clerk, is far the ninth
time in the race for clerk, treasurer
nod assessor, he having faithfully perved
the people in that capacity for eight
years, and It Us very probable that he
J L.
O t » « * w 17.1901
-tfsss
DEAT H Or w r a r S F g t t
!
Popular-Citizen Passes* Away After
Short Illness
. M. A. Speer, one of the best known nnd
most popular young business men ofSnnfoni died last Friday after an illness of
several weeks. Mr. Speer had been very
low for several days and his many friends
were hoping against hope that be could
rally sufficiently to pass the crisis, but
such was not ordained by a higher power,
and this young man so full of promise was
cut down ere he had reached the thirtysecond milestone.
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The serious illness - and death of Mr.
Speer was made mare.pathetic from the
fart that his loving wife nnd two children
were ill at the same time.
Friends nnd relatives gave the stricken
family every care and devoted attention,
ami while the father was taken, the Lord,
in his infinite mercy, has spared the moth
er and children, and they are recovering
$ 1 2 .9 8
72 Patterns to Select from at this Price, all Latest Mill
OUR CROWING NEEDS
Snnfonl in a few years will have a
Effects and Attractive Shadings— Made Up by th e
population of ten thousand people, and
now is the time to prepare the city for
Best New York and London Designers
future needs. As soon ns , the money is
realized from the sale o f the bonds far
street Improvements, vitrified brick should
,, have no opposition.
Up to the present time, no candidates
be used upon first street, and every year
for
members of the Board of Aldermen
thereafter a few blocks can be paved, os
been announced, though within the
the money is available. The city is in
ew days it is expected that the
need of a good electric lighting plant and
of several prominent citizens will
should have one, regardless of who fos
be placed before the voters.
ters the idea of gains a franchise for this
It is too soon to make predictions, or
purpose. Sanford will not' add one cent
even
commenton what die result will be.
The funeral services of Mr. Speer oc
to the expenses by granting this fran
njid.
therefore.
T he Hcsald is content at curred last Sunday at the Methodist church
chlse. and will have a well-lighted city
800 Snmples, • including the Finest [Fabrics. tWe can
that will appear to the strangers within present lo simply place the« names of oil conducted by Rev. D. B. Sweat.
His friends were anxious to pay the last
Please People Who Dress Well. Fit and
our gates as a place « f public improve aspirants before the people, reserving all
opinion
until
all
the
candidates
are
an
tribute
of
respect
to
his
memory,
and
the
ments.
Wear Guaranteed
Next Monday night the council will nounced and their pardcular claims to church was crowded, many standing in
the
silfTraRPof
the
voters
made
known.
.n
the aisles and vestibules. The Masons, of
meet to grant franchises for an electric
which he was a prominent member, at
light plant and a traction railway. Doth
V.
FOR A GREATER SANFORD
tended in o body, having entire charge of
of these movements arc in the nature of
Elsewhere
in
this
paper
will
ho
found
a
the
services at the grave. The machinists
a step forward, and both arc badly need
most
interesting
and
valuable
article
from
also
tumod out in a body to show their
ed. The members of the city cbundl
pect to the mepwry o f their friend. He
will moke no mistake in granting these ***- BHoward, who has" just returned
to Sanford from a visit to the nortli:wcst wns for many years b machinist, employed
franchises after they are worded in
manner satisfactory to a majority of the nnd iplddie-west. He tells of crop enndi- in the shops of tiie Atlantic Coast Line
First Street
Stonc-Govc Block
members and do not in any way. en tions in that country aud the effect of railroad, nnd was still a member of the
those
conditions
upon
the
future
success
International Machinists' Association.
croadi upon or take awny the rights and
of die development of dtis community.
Tiie pallltearers. selected fnr » the Ma
privileges of the citizens^
He
brings-the
cheering
tidings
dial
all
son
i'
as folic; »: Atex.
4
It is well to examine crrcfully into
eyes
are
turned
toward
the
irrigated
dis
v
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U.
B.
Singlet
ry.
EL
W.
every franchise granted, not only build
r. A. Brissett and B. H. Hern
ing for today, but for the years to come. tricts. and that the Sanford district *
bound
to
receive
its
.full
don.
L.
R.
Philips was marshal of the
And yet too many restrictions cannot txy
. _________ _ day. W-M-LovaJL-worahlpfui master, ami
placed upon these franchises 'In such a comers. ,
rrdt o f n trin w l irrr-prfsTMetlr nmf rnmrtsrr ts; I t AVntor.Taraptatn.~~me
m e funeral ar
nilUJQSMlS.ULASSgS JUwmanwn qdtotent friend of the Ceiefÿ 'Uity. nnd in his rangements were in charge nf F I MilUr.
tunity and drive capital froth an'Invcstcommunication evinces deep interest In junior member of the firm of T. J. Miller
ment in SqnfoHL The day is at hand for
STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES
All that is proposed for the (irogress of the A Son.
"’ tllMç much needed improvements.
community. He confidently believes that
The floral offerings were some of the
The* Latest Fall Style» inJUillea', Gent’s and Children's Shoes
Will Sntlford have UicmT ~ T 7
within tiie next decade Sanford will He w |mnn ty-mmfnl ever seen here. A beauti
Just Received
great- garden city, extending enst nni ful offering in the shape of the square and
. ELECT SANTORO FRIENDS
west ten miles, and north ami south to comimiss, the Masonic emblem, was pre
In n short time the people of Sanford Lakes Jessup and Monroe, with all mod
sented by Lodge No. G2. F. A A. M . an
will be called upon to elect officers for em improvements and utilities.
other was from EL Shephard of Birming
the city government the coining year.
Every Sanford-loving citizen .-should ham. Ala. Many smaller offerings of rare
This election embodies the choice of three carefully rend Mr. Howard's communion beauty were among the collection. The
fcotmcilmcn to fill the vaenndes in the lion on the third page of shis paper. ~
•Why not spend n few dollars having that old well of your's cleaned out
procession was fully n half mile in length.
Board of Aldermen, and in this'selection
and drilled decjicr. It will rave doctor's bills. I rnn equipped to (|<t
At the cemetery the beautiful and im
. the people should use their wisest and
you n first-class jobnnd reasonable prices. Artesian and deep wells
Buy what you want from our home pressive Masonic service was held.
calmest Judgment
Mr. S|>cer was a native of (ids section,
nierchnnts, advises the Fort Myers Press.
M . P. LIPE
_ „ The coming, year will be the crucial one If they happen-not'to -iiave it in-Mnelt born anil-reared in Sanford. He was
-w*jn-Sanfoni's history!
get th e m to order it for you. and quit identified with the place from childhood,
The d ty should progress; it is wondcr- tending off your money to (hose “mail through the thirty-one years of his earthly
Sanford Girl With “ The Devil"
SANEORD fOR STRAWBERRIES
....frilly.favored; it has great advantages order" houses. If you" give -your home life. He had been in the grocery business
With "Tiie Dcvir'comiwiny. which played
over many Florida towns, and there is no merchant nil your trade he will then be the past year and enjoyed the respect nnd
in this city Wednesday night, w.is Miu
It Will Soon Become Famous as a Florence Emerson, a former Sanford girl'
, l .valid reasons why at tiie end of another in a position to keep a better stock,
esteem
of
everyone
with
whom
tie
Came
If
Miss Emerson is well known in this city.
Berry Center •
twelve months wonderful strides. should ytou send away to Montgomery Ward
in contact.
heyfaUier being proprietor of the Sanfurd
Sanford growers have great faith in the House for a number of years, and up to
not be recorded.
6o..- or Scars, Roebuck & Co. for ,their'
Card o f thanks
fertility of their soli nnd coupled with the the time of Its purchase by the iresent
But if litis progress is made, if die city shoddy” stufT, he cannot afford to carry
Tiie wife. , mother and sisters of the great system of sub-irrigation in which management. Miss Emerson has an tin- ^
is to advance and not deteriorate, council tiie stock lie wants to. Buy at home by
late
Milton A: Speer wish to express their Sanford leads the world, there Is no crop portent part in this latest s?nsaiionnlpro-'
men must he elected wim are the friends all .means.
heartfelt
thanks to all tho kind friends in the fruit and vegetable line but what duction, nnd acquitted herself in a man
of Saufurd. and who will prove U by vot
ner highly gratifying to her manySanfuJ
who so kindly assisted in ministering to can be grown nt a good profit in the vi friends. Site has the tnlrnt. which prop
ing and working fur diuse improvements
We missed the Sanford Herald's
him in his sickness, and sympathized cinity of this dty.
erly developed, should give tier a good p>wiilch must l>c soon* furthcoming <ir
“ Macaroni Delta” Items fast week,
with us in our sad bereavement.
Our growers have long contemplated the sition in the histrionic lists. Miss i'mernro. Holly should not dispose of hit
perish.
son's future career will lx- watched with
Sanford humorist. The items are too
growihg of strawberries and this year will mucli interest by hcr girlhixel (riembta
Voters of Sanford, prepare your ballots
true to nature Vi be omitted.—IX;witness between twenty nnd thirty acres Sanford.
KINDERGARTEN WILL OPEN
—but be careful linw you vote.
_ Land KcEurtL : / ------ i s -------- —
planted Iq tho great crop ofttrowborries.
Farm and Garden Tools
Alright. Bro. Prevali, "Hayruhc" is still
Location o f School Room I I Been J. B. Gay of Riverton, who has demon
BRING IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
We
carry
the largest and most complete
contributing his wi(ty country correspond
Changed
strated his knowledge of strawberries by up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, ammu
The editor of The H erald lias been enee lo T he Herald, and wc hope Jo have
Sanford can now be assured' of a first- making a success of them, was In tiie dty nition, and sporting goods.
,
appointed by the chairman of tiie No- “ MncnrontDcitfl" «presented each week
Geo. H. FehwalD Hakuwahe Gx
class kindergarten school and the parents tills week on a visit to J. N. Whitner. and
.tional Finance Committee ns u member hereafter. '
will be nhlctn send (Uc-JUUa touAn tho while here visited several places- where
of the Financc^Cummittnc fur .Orange
mornings with a feeling of security that strawberries are growing. Mr. Whither is CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
county, and while the time is short' tiie
TVery one who returns home after
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need is apparent and every good demo. visit to i Ik: north..speaks of Bryun’s elec
Announcements
for municipal office will
ceive the same care nnd attention ns they ture and was anxious to have an expert
, ernt is urged to come forward nnd sub tion as n foregone conclusion.
be
published
under
this caption fnun nuw
would at home. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell nnd grower view the crop and express an
scribe to the cause of Democracy nnd the
until the election nt the uniform price»
Miss Mali Whitner will have uharge of tiie opinion.
$5.00 each, payable strictly in ndvancr.
election of Bryan. Contributions can tie
The Devil In Sanford
school and it will be located in the Sunday
Mr.
Gay
was
interviewed
by
a
Herald
For Mayor
left at The Herald office or with Frank
“ The Devil” played to a inrge audience
school room of the Baptist church Instead scribe before'his departure for homc,jind To the V a t«« a t
--------- ----- -----L. Woodruff.
at the opera house Wednesday night. of the old school building as firstly planned.
I kerrfcy announce myself ai a ran.]-!»!'1for re
»aidThameVer TiThrs life hnir iie seen election In the ottloe of Mnyia of rtw; CilyiifS»»'
John Whltemnn. in the l itis mir. ginrr
oi ihn
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The change was necessary oh account of such a fine prospect for a good berry crop ford,
subject
lo the
will uf I lie• lie
|K-o|i|r
■ 'The ia«TTmmbcn]T~Hifr 3uwHhhec Dcm- the audience a touch of Satanic philosoelection. Lleceiulirr ~
7th, I ’.aiN
the great number of pupils, the enrollment as the fields near Sanford now present niduallilf.
y,sur Lut
ocrat. published at Live dak, announces phy that was apprccinted. He was enbeing about eighty, nt present The little In his opinion they can be grown easier To I be Voters of Sanford :
that hereafter the editorial nnd mochaii- tilled to belter support in the cast, as the
i am a candidate for Mayor, and if I ■»>
tots can be assured of better accommoda and shipped better from Sanford than from
I promise to enforce the law« in llir
“ 1,1 icnl departments of that paper will be in play was much “ too heavy” for some 'o f
tions in their new’ location, and being iso- An y n l l » . r f ^ l n l , in F L m L U .
■iuiiy.------ 1Tauri frsptviluiry K i; Brini.
charge o f F. R. McCormack.
tbe«other members to nnrteny y-«
jaicd from me nrfct grade scholars, the
He expects to return to Sanford during
gratifying news to tiie whole play was thoroughly enjoyed, and San
Thii 'is
is gratitying
tcdchers can give their entire time to the tiie shipping season and wifi lend valuable
For City Marshal
press of Floridn. for among all the “ press ford can now rest'^asy since 'The Devil
real work of the kindergarten methods.
assistance in demonstrating tiie bestmeth To tbo Voter* of Sanford
.„«-r e »
gang.” “John F. Sherwood" is held in Has come and goud.
I hereby announce myself st
i
Tiie school will open next Monday morn ods of packing and shipping this crop.
MsrshnL suhjinrt tn tbr will of all of
higiiest esteem, nnd many, like' tile-writer,
ing at 0 o'clock, and the terms will be 52
tbe
town
of
Sanfurd
nt
Ibeooniiiii
municipal
Thus, again, Sanford bids fair to become
have a feeling of deep affection for'him. Notice to •Residents and Property
per month for one, or $3 per month for famous as a great copter for the growing
Owners
I lia ve had wane year* r i p e r i e m r a i ^ n ^ ^
■Ever kind, courteous and just he has
.
tealUe tbe dulie* rwiuin-d of a Mari*
two children.
The
Buildlhg
Committee
of
the
City
of
strawberries,
a
crop
that
will
appeal
to
I
f
eiccted, I pnxulae to faithfully an dc.-ivv«1“ * ;
greatly-endeared himself to all the cruft,
ly
aerve,
and
wUf al all lime» cry m i utimal io »
the man of small capital and next season
and happy Is he iridcod who can call him Council has authorized CityEngineer J. A.
Should Use the Big Stick.
foro* tbe lews uf thè itale and thè city
^
Davis to number all residences and busi
there
will
be
a
number
of
growers
embark
friend. "
One of our citizens who does not live a
To the Voters of Sanford:
Under Mr. McCormack's able manage ness houses in tiie city. The city bas pur thousand miles from The Herald office is In tills profitable business.
I ber
hereby
1
' announce myaelf at ■ candwa r u. ^
chased
a
sufficient
of
numbers
to
supply
elect km to the offlee uf City
„
ment. tin- Democrat will rapidly assume
Mining a badly sprained big toe,~the re
oooukm
lo thank my friend» fur
‘ [ ' " J * ? gi
Sanford Band Concert
solicit a opnunuawv
conlinuance »of Ihe
its erstwhile
and it a probable * *
Mr Davi* wiI1 ‘ «^k these on all sult of a mid-night seance with a large
tho past and aoliat
The famous Sanford Band will deliver the municipal election. Deocmt«ef I7lb. I
houses at a price stipulated by the build
ni » y
that the dally edition will bo revived.
rat which wandered uninvited into his
that, as in the uose I will do
do my
my ula
uiroa«
one of their sacred concerts in the Park
ing committee.
Building Coumiitcc.
Ut
domicile. Sunday night. Our friend at pevllioa on tomoiTOW afternoon, com »rrve OTder [a the city and fiifonc »
tempted to kick his rodent visitor with mencing at 3 o'clock.
— When you think Of Turkey and Servin,
Celery Plants fo r Sale
T o r Clerk»Treasurer and A » « » » *
and Holland and Venezuela, and Russia
1 have about a million early trans|4ant- his hare-foot, but missing the soft body
These concerts are looked forward to with
To
the Voter* of Sanford:
of
the
rat,
his
toe
came
violently
in
con
and Japan, it doesn't sccru-as though the ed celery plants which I offer far sale.
tbe oflk*^
much interest as our band has gained quite _ II ■in
AIM ■
■ csielidsie
iA U IM .IO tor 1ro-rlectbto
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of MJISW*
tact
with
the
hard
wall.
He
has
been
Qerk.
Treasurer and A**e*tor of he ( Uf ^
u
world were turning many of its swords They will be ready for delivery by October
n reputation, being composed of a body of
ford. I k m W tv H the peopi* I,“ I durial ihr*
trying
to
"suppress
the
story
"but
neglec
into ploughshares
15th. Free of green hearts and sports.
truinod musicians. Our city bas one of rLatit year* and the einerience í » i '" l ü“f “^ •
year* uuaJiOes me to rive .¡be tvat « *"
u
ted to swear the cook to secrecy, hence
U-tf
A. Dorner, Celery avenue.
the finest porks and band pavilions in the re-elected December /Ih. l p ru im »»1 ^
we huv^the story. Ah. J. H., next time
faithful
discharge
of
tbe
dulie*
of
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b
J
,
l
S®«t
If you have not already contributed to
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. . state, and títere are plenty of seats to acFor Rent: Boating house, 15 rooms,
|lw National Democratic Çaïupaign fumi modern - eonvmtcm*.“"good "toniTlOIflH r
thèp »p W 7 E v é ^ d n e T r  So at him with a big stick, a ia
dially invited to attend the concert to
you should do so at onecí T he H erald Sanford. Inquire Coca Cola Bottling Co.
W anted
Teddy.
morrow. Following Is the program; Lwill receive nil contribution^
^n
asking
for
OLD SHOES
A little money now and a little now and
BUIr—Medley, march sad twe-siep....Barrow
T he P orr Contracting Company is in a
Sincerity -O vertu re..........; ........... .’ .'.‘Barnard
d|vc what they are worth
then is the way to buy celery fund. See position to give you thy. closest figure on
Sanford must ¿jovs electric l gbts, paved
J i . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 H AND 15
M- M. Sipith for particulars. *
........Hate
uny class of building. ..None but the beat
streets and ^1 other ¡q||ñjvrit‘*nts needTryphuaa W a lu e s . , , . .. , . . . ____ - ’ ..Murirls
J
.
I '* Parade-March and twi»iu«p CUmtnl
When you have an item of news call mechanics employed. Office with Murrell
cd to keep pace with tite rapid growth
‘ 3 * t a » ’r i ^ i » - M « S r r overture I W r.
Minshew. Pico Hotel Block.
,\.
Cor. 3rd S L an d Sanford Ave.
j phone No. 148.
' Kos time Queeo-Two-elcp.___ .... DamIi
the city.
„ K it •
Special Prices on O u r Entire Line
for the Next T h irty Days
D. A . C A L D W E L L
& SONS
P ER M A N EN TLY LO C A TE D
FRANK
L.
W O O D R U F F |j
Sanford’si Only Exclusive Shoe Store ♦-
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B li:
M ALAR IA AND FEVER
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Telephone No.-6 0
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Shoes
Irvin's Shoe Sh P j
MZ
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�of Floridn ns a citrus state. He predicts
1 thnt írcrw eéTp eB Tim m ircañ o? ~gi^n
oranges nn«f grapefruit will b* shipped
nwny frqm the átate durihg the coining
General News of “The Land week: He looks for a further slump In
pricca in conscqucncer~J. Hr P ffslo rT t
'«f flowers-— — T-—
Co. own some of the. finest, groves in the
vicinity of Tampa,'others near Palmetto!
Sarasota, Lake Thonotosns^a and at other
points, some hundreds of acres in all.
Thlsflrm is not shipping any fruit and
raitome of the Week*» Most Im will not do so for thirty dAys.
portant Happenings In Hie
State's Domain.
„jon county is making rehdy for the
m and best fair that has ever beon
In that section of the stnte.
WB, an interesting*sight Inst week to
fi5h swimming up Cross and Taylor
u
a n d disporting themselves around
Congressman Frank Clark spent the
last two weeks of the Maihe campaign in
thnt state. After showing how the re
publican majorities were cut down In
each of the four congressional districts to
a very low figure, in one case to about
one-seventh of that or four years ago, and
in the state at large to.about one-third of
the usual majority, and thnt in the face
of tremendous efforts on *ihe part o f re
publican lenders to induce „their followers
to stand firm. Mr. Clark says: “ With a
close acquaintance with conditions in
Maine, I nm fully convinced thnt the re
sult augers well for Bryan nnd Kern In
lhemntion. 1 believe wc will win in No
vember If the trend of thought continues,
ns it evidently Is now inclined, in the
eastern and middle western states."
Miss Jefferson Bell, of the pension del
llMUtiT snd the first cargo wiu
cuusibi pnrtmcnt in the comptroller's office. Is au
of Florida phosphate.
thority for the statement thQt the Florida
*Confederate pension roll has decreased by
deaths'in the past year from 7,200 to
0,700. If this he true, and Miss Bell
certainly is in a position to kiiow^what
site is talking about, it represents tl fear
ful mortality among veterans, and should
tend to put an' end to all opposition to
the liberal pension enactments of the
last legislature.—Pnlatka News.
Sanford
Machine I Foundry
— —
Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing
>airingofall Kinds
of Machinery
Giving you twelve pieces
a month
DEALERS IN
We will call for and
deliver your clothes
once a week
Autom obiles and Gas
. Engines
All Work Guarantood
Office and works on Oak Avenue,
near Fcmnld's
G E O . W . A D A M S , Manag.
In Gold’s Bfirbcr Shop
A.ttsc which hns aroused much interMt Pensacola Is that of Wm. Moreland,
i white man, of whom several had compbinrd to the city, stating the man to
be i leper and in a bad state. The city
phfiidnn. accompanied by other physltiini, made n thorough examination of
the man nt the lodging house, end. while
1». is suffering to a great extent from a
post horrible disease, nothing of thfjcper
Josiah Vara, president nnd general
variety was shown.
manager of the Florida Orange Growers'
Company« an organisation that embraces
bernseS by retail nnd wholesale liquor many of the prominent orange growers of .
M cG lon B ros., Proprietors.
on, Pensacola (mmiises ta contain more 'loridn, has Arrived in Jacksonville and
liquor establishments thnn nny othor city has established headquarters in suite 7,
h> the south. Alabama liquor dealers Astor building. The object of the coin»bo wiUbe forced out of buslnesa-withirr Tinny, aTSlaledTIs similar to the Califor- Everything Neat and Clean
ifew months are locating there, and in nia Fruit Growers' Association, and proand Cooked to Please dio Palate
addition to those one or two brewery firms poses to net us sales agents nnd forwnrdue eaicavoring to gain a' foothold, and era for a great number of orange growers,
of the Epicure
are backing saloon men who were forced and will use every menns in renson to
oat of business on account of the-high advance the interests o f the Florida or-
,
Jacksonville Tiiucs-Unioii: It may be
uprtted that several hills to adopt the
Oklahoma Idea of the guarantee bank de
feats In state banks will be Introduced
-«hertbe Florida legislature meets next
April It is a most attractive* plan, seems
K» hare great potentialities for good In it.
apparently hns worked well in Oklntiomn
and la how a pnrt of the democratic nntioaai PoUor. which means that it will Ire
applied to t|je nnlionql banks ns soon as
g
cuuguuaOps weli ns n drtn-
uni Ki»w«,|t''r<'iid. Nui since tlm gale
«tw o years ago have the Everglades
°1
*1*^*8 water as now, as a result
« the heavy rains of the past week. It
hivtmd by residents near the glades
“W.tVrf Is mure water in the lowlands
“#w ,han 01 ?'>y time. Be tlmt ns it
there is now nn excellent opportuW,r to.oh»«ve the results of the drain*
nt ,he hend of New River.
•“ •J canals carry off tho water quickly
1'" ‘d ,umc‘*»»Uy free from
wfur cultivation they rnny be said to
PWtlally successful. They certainly
■jBtowntlmi they.cannot takeaway
forFloricla—growers
Twenty Years o f Experience with.Florida Crops lias.Demonstrated
the W orth-of t)urTertlli/crs
A SPECIAL BRAND E0R EVERY CROP
The Florida Fertilizer Co
Plumbing and
Gas Fi tti ng
J. A. TAKACH, Aient
LIV ER Y, F E E D and
SALE S T A BLÇS
All Work Receives My Personal Attention
ess and B u ggies
and Best Efforts
OppositeCity Hall
D lscksm lthlng and H orsesh oein g
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
Phone 2J0
A U T O M O B IL E S FO R L IV E R Y USE
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FRESH
Dunger o f Overdoing
The Standard Oil Company seems to Ik*
the sco|>egoal of the present campaign,
says the Slurke Telegraph. The candidates
of all the parlies are jumping bn this cor
poration with both fceL - III- their. cflurts
to Bee wlio can jump ill? Highest and come
down the hardest on Old £LO. they seem
to hnvu forgotten some of-the tmsts Unit
get a whole lot closes to-n-fcHoW's vest.
There's the beef trust, flit insl&ncu. * None
of them appear- U» 'iisw^r AfilT, desire to
M EATS
G R O C E R IE S
J . I. A N D E R S O N 'S
ORO
Barbershop
Consult the Purple Folder
ALE JV IH U BARBERS
A clcnn towel for every customer
county.
P ork Avpnue, North
Best Brand of Fertilizers
Corner First Street nnd Palmetto Avenue
i
Miami News-Record: The first five days
gf October to 5 p. m. yesterday broke the
. treuej for rainfall in this city and section,
s loul u( IS.30 inches uf pcrcipltation
hsring been recorded by the government
iaiirament mnintnlncd by *E. V. Black
man. weather observer at dust time. Of
this amount, 7.08 inches of water fell
daring the twenty-four hours—from S p.
m. Sunday lo 5. p. m. Monday—thnt giv
ing the first four «lays of the month n
predpitsiion of 8.31 inches.
Phone GO
The Florida Fertilizer Co
urant
SL Petersburg Independent: H. A. Cur
tin, the florist, ship|>cd yesterday to Brodmtown 11,000 sisal hemp, which will be
usedU>fill an onler for the foreign mar:
krL This is the laigrU shipment of xisnl
Uut has ever gone out of St. Petersburg,
sod would be an unusuul, shipment from
say place. The raising of sisal is some
thing new for Pinellas Peninsula, and hns
t very promising future.
C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S
rib stew is a bcttet^w n W rtirtthtural gns.
it Is greatly to Ik» fal’peiti.Uuif' 'tKe• candi-
dates will change lite hill of fore- . Stand
ard Oil may dese’ry'ftìrò'laj «kfùvùrcd. but
let*» do the thing . bÿ^degrfcCl, Ï Kerosene
nil, axle grease nnd natural gottoso steady
diet will gorge a fe ^ w ^ w y .> *b il«-. It
hasn’t been so voryrjçnç klpo* thecountry
was gorged by overfepdlhg «¿aapucfe. rails
and switch-frogs. wlthjiloixmioUve tlirown
In occasionally ns p surlqf plrtTdc resist
ance. nnd you
of
anylKxly being rnilffctó.’iwijgrt/.^JEverybody was surfcitet^ t f e kftjkquet.' There
Is danger of tlie nninc'Thlrig.hnjifc'niiig in
the case of the Standard Dii-
For detailed information, r
Ticket Agent, writ«« to or eidl on
A .-W . F R IT O T
F R A N K C. B O Y L S T O N
Division Passenger Ageut
. Travelling Passenger
Atlantic"Const*Line, Jacksonville, Flu’.
Consulting MeçhHiiicjpl
W. J . TH IG P É Ñ & C O M P A N Y
E N G IN E E R
and iPractiòal^Muehinist
Expert in Machia* lV»|¿ii.‘Eíer«l¿ñ and Krj>»Jr
p a l a t k a : 'flò rjd à
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General Fire Insurance
o f lit e Herald
Sanford
Florida
D EC O R A TIN G
a»
Paper Hanging a Specialty
.n i
*v *}tj*¿'t for Alimi Paoli to. * lilJ' '
With Snead & Venable. Opp. Postoffice
All kind»—wood, coaLflUBodgOB. Have
Lo., Tamjxa^ This, he your old stove cleancd. iùul^pùf< pp now.
of rushing greèiïyfruit Our men can do it- T ^ p S o n ep ?. 8.
Geo. H. FehnaLo Hardware Co.
niining Use reputJtion
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Roofing :
W A L T E R D. BELL
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
A ttornet-at-L à W
Repair Work a Specialty
Abstracts
Eiam ioeJ
and
TldH
I Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Florida |
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Room 21 Pta» lUacL^Sokwd, Hunda,
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�T[1C SANFORD - HERALD
A r e -You Looking F o r
O n e Thousand A cres o f Celery L a n d
F low in g W e lls Guaranteed
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
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and Balance on Easy Term s
Lands-Aftfepted- to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc
Tram The Herald's Special Cerrespondent
By W lrtless Tcleptioae
An automobile, ami two rulJbcr-tired
buggies were seen cmour streets yesterday.
Preacher Goodbelcher is putting new
underpinning under the northeast corner
of his summer kitchen.
, Miss Pansy Sldcboitom of Bungnloo
Comers, i i here Visiting old Lem Dlxler's
two girls. Miss Pansy is much afflicted
with freckles. .
Bicycle riding is becoming quite a fad
with opr u[Mo-date young pcoide, and we
wouldn't be much surprised to see roller
skating going on before winter sets in.
The Slusher family hag a reunion lost
CoUoqgial Dames society to deliver her
I ¡entire on tin* life and habits of (tie Jnjieworm at their nett meeting.
Col. Jim Pepper and his family from
Sourmu&h Center. Ky., are here visiting
the Horkcnspitz family. The Peppers be
long to the smart set up there and the
girls are spicy talkers and full of ginger.
Reuben Blue, our enterprising collar but
ton and shoestring merrhnnt. has erected
a new counter and has addedcxncker jack
and ginger pop to his large stock o f iner- i
chandise. A few years ngo Reuben was
Them Devilish Dialer, boys sneaked into
Sister Eph Bunker's back yard last night
while her washing,wp* on tlic line and
stuffed her union underwear full of saw
dust, "and as Mik-‘ Blinker ‘weighs 285 lbs
the underwear presented ayvty ridiculous
i f not scandalous-appearance.— «---- -— —
were quite visible to the naked eye.
Punk Jones has become the steady com
Grandma Slusher. who is eighty yean old. pany of Skinny Jane Slocum. Guess the
and weighs 200 pounds, rode to church on old folks ore willin', all right, nil right.
the Slusher trotter straddle and looked
Bess McJones, a Kentucky cousin of|
quite cute.
Cuspedora llarkenspitz, has been here a j
* Much hilarity prevailed in tuwn for a week visiting her uncle Hill llurkenspitz's
while yestenluy. Jim Peten. who wean family. Dess is highly cultured and wears
a wooden leg. sent over to Oriando for a ton low ett^ shoes and a merry widow hat
pair of trousers and to have one leg cutoff and speaks the Kentucky language quite
above the knee. J i f t put ’em on for tlw fluidly.
fini tin*» lust night tu we.tr uifl Ncwhght" Seth Gulliver's wife, while In great an
social, and when he got 'em on he found ger, Called Dill a bald headed old lobster,
tin* fool tailor had cut off thé • wrong leg, and Seth may go^twine to his .father and
mul the -bosom of hit (»ants was on behind sue for divorce and alimony.. When will
and thehaMMiient before. Of -course. Jim’s women learn that a loving husband driven
family was submerged with chagrin.
to desperation, will resort to tito cold redI’liilo Gorki us come over from Bungaloo eyed law for redress.
•yesterday to visit his cousin. GabeSpoon
Gil Soper planted his second wife Inst
er. and while here he assisted Gabe in week. ■Next I .
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weaning a six-months-old calf. Philo is a
Ros Funkbouser has had new »breeching
handy relative to have around.
fitted to his huggy harness
Dcmetrine Atwater, has writ a play en
Miranda Holcomb is said to be engaged
titled T h e Cruel Driver, ar the Mule’s Re to a Chicago soap drummer.
venge.** Lycurgua Dollartiide, Cleopatra
Baldy Durkins
and tus tliow-faced sla,
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Smoot and Dcsdcmnna Smithera and old ter~LÏÇ~ari- learning to ride the festive
Jim PettlngUl's mule are all in the cash
Seth Baumgardner is being treated by a
We understand that plans have been
made for a new five-room European-plan botanical doctor fur a shiftless and slug
boarding house in Enterprise. It will be gish liver.
The BUuard twins yelled all last night
called the Hotel de Smoot, and have a hot
und cold water bath tub in the kitchen with colicky pains. Their little stomachs
were much distended.
and fwo folding beds in the parlor.
Doc Reed has prescribed porous plaster
Buck Sweexy, who joined the Acaron
underwear
(or church piaiiccn on account
church last week, has announced that he
of
(lie
pestiferous
red bug,
will acll one of hla fox dogs and donate
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— I h w s . i
■tWTTRmey to educate the heathen. It is
thought that other converts like Buck will
Lawn Mowers
loosen up and help swell the fund in the
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
interest of the ignorant and debased peo want a good mower at a low {vice, now is
ple o f Europe and Africa.
the time to buy. Also good stock of
Lib Mustard, society and horse editor of scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes.
the BoiigsUirter. ties been in v ite by the
Horry J. Wilson.
OR TR U C K LAN D S
Come and See Us
A;
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HOARDING CELERY. SANTORO. FLA
It Make9 No Diffcieace-What—
You Want or Where You Want It
W E H AVE IT
and on Terms that are Right
H O W A R D -P A C K A R D L A N D
T Q N S O R IA L
P A R LO R S
- J. L CAKKUTHERS
FLORIDA
CO M PA N Y
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FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Siafart, FU.
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October m
TMfSANFORB HfcftÀLD
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
I
Little Happening»— Mention of
Matters In Brief.
.
Wade, tho tuner, Orlando.
Friday, the thirteenth.
Are you n subscriber to The Herald?
Spencer makes the best bread. Try It.
. Get estimates from Pell on house i»ritittprf-
Pai e 7
See Spencer's lino of candles.
1s »“
. Mrs. C; G. Butt spent a few days of the
week with Orlando friends.
i
Latest In new green hats, nt Mottlnger'a
Nine hours per day. Snead &. Venable
I sell the celebrated Mary wagon. Har
ry J. Wilson,
Mrs. T. H. Barlow of Orlando visited
summary of tpe Floatlni Small Talk
New Florida Syrup in hulk, will 'arrive
friends
here Monday.
Succinctly Arranged for Hur
Monday.- Chns. H. Evans.
ried lleratd Readers.
The newest and latest nt-Mettingcr's
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T he Herald’s ’phone is No. 148.
Friday, the thirteenth.
See C. A. Reed -for furniture nhd plnno
For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, ace moving.
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PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST ID A
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N. P. Yowell & Co.
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F A L L S TO C K has been arriving daily. You should
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not fail to call and look over.this stock before making your •
purchase.
W O O L DRESS G O O D S— We have
all the new things and
Frederick H. Rand has returned from a
dry godds store, next to ixistoffice.
trimmings to match.
[•two weeks’ visit at Wnyncsvllle, N. C.
Who would
Miss Fnnnlc Nielson of Tampa Is the
The newest and latest nt Mettlnger’s
Obstruct the growth.^.—
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clius. Kenner.
n
G IN G H A M S — Fall Line. Just the things for children's school
dry goods store, next to postofllce.
Of the Celery City must be
dresses
Car load of horses and mules. Just in, nt «
Relegated to n sent In the renr.
Step Into Mrs. G. L.’fnknsli'a lunch room
Hand s stables. Call and look them over.
Latest In new green hats, at Mcltlnger's I and get a cup of good coffee. Fivo oents.
H O S IE R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cade wBfand, linen heel
Mrs. Nellie Croas and son. Willie, of T i-1
tln,C *° lmy cnmbmic8The famous O-U-N-O smoker nt Chnrlcs
and toe, sold under a guarantee
Coll nt the Sanford Grocery
tusvllle are tho guests of Sanford relatives. |Qq
Evans.
Beginning Monday, the 31st. Snend &
Mrs. Sam Williams Is visiting relatives
F. P. C O R S E TS — Fall Styles, in all the riey^shapes.
Fresh line of Nationnl Biscuit Co.’s goods,
Vcnnble will work nine hours for day’s
——
In Tnmpn.
hot weather specialties, nt M. A. Speer’#'
work.
grocery.
Oysters served In every style nt the
O U R S T O C K was never in better shape to please' the buyer than
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Grahhrn Imve re
in both price and quality. Call, wc will l>c glad 1
nowfin
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Pico restaurant.
Mrs. H. L. DeForcst hns returned from n
turned
from n month’s visit to relatives
serve you
Neve McGkm transacted business In
trip to Derby, Conn., Boston nnd other
. i, r
In St. Louis.
points in the East.
Palfllkn. Monday.
>i,l‘
Wade makes frequent tripe to Sanford. - Da you wont new line of cercnls—just
t^u.i
made suit nt D. A. Caldwell in the StoncWrite him at O r l a n d o . »Sonford-Grocery Co. *
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Gove block.
Miss Pauline Wilson I» visiting her sis
Hon. Joseph Jones, a prominent attor
ter In New York city.
ney of Orlando was In the city on Vfed-1wt^ro^in^riMUtinit ^ i f * 0*** ,t'*8 wook
N ew Floridn Syrup Ih bulk, wllj-nlri
nei rny on business.
• 1deep
T . wells
w i. for Nelmyer
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& Close. four-ind' <■•>
Monday. Clias. H. Evans.
Send your order In for compound lord.
The finest Ilmnjf'JiTpaheiie" matting to
. - Dr. Oglesby, of the A .C . L.. hospital at S|>cclnl price^glven on SO1lb. cans. See
be found in tho city. Prices always the
Wnycross, Gn., was In the cllyTuesdny.
Sanford Grocery Co.
lowest. Sanford Furniture Co.
The newest and Intesi at Mettlnger’s
Miss Olive Floyd was the guest of Miss
Hnvc W. G, Hammond make your plans
dry goods store, next lo postonico.
< Gclsie Butt tlds week. Miss Floyd Is one
for your new house. Office with Murrell
Iced ten; just the thing thin hot weather. 0f Orlando's fairest duughters.
ft Minshaw, Pico Hotel block.
Mis. Tnknsh's lunch room, opposite depot
Friday, the thirteenth.
Andrew Mahoney trnnknctal business
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Fall planting Is npproactitng. M. M.
Chicken, vegetable, tomato, pen, oxtail, in Sorrento Monday, in the interests of
Smith will sell you land on easy terms.
consomme, bouillon, nnd other soups served the Geo. H. Fern old Hardware Co.
íV kv
T he T ope Contract!no Company will fur- promptly ut Billie Hnnd’s place.
I Headquarters for Trim Age tools. A^ty
[ _ ni«h your plans free of cost when they do
N. I*. Yowell of Orluudo was-a-visitor-tojthingrrwi-wnnt-tiLJnn..i
I y
yutir WftfK.
|4lm-«dty-Werlnestlny^l£lWAia-muuHirim-jdtsmhmnrtt
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,C1ori l l Iilll DfJ[Klniuldwaa -iu - lire tiied;hy hismmhcf, Mrs. Elizabeth Y ò well.
Who hns the only first-class bakery In
city today on her wny liome from JackMisses Lillian' and Adelaide Higgins the city?
P rags
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lea Mo n ^ y - fo Ori_im<t«r- Triw..tlicyLWllL|"J^|wÌM^~PÌK^ l l H ) 7 :-'rntk avenue
" MrmntHMrs. J. E Terw illcger nrc re-, enter St. Joseph’s dcaden.y this winter.
SlC(lk> hom mu, c m , „ [k nm, henn|
juicing over the nrrivul of n twelve-pound
Fresh oysters iwrvctU»--»veir style ntjumfOtherrooilisome articles, at Mrs. G.L
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baby boy.
lire Pico restnurunt.
Takash's Irmeli room, opposite the dc|>ot.
Those who anticipate buildiitg will save
Messdames A. G. Tolar and' 'Walter
Friday, the thirteenth.
money by giving us their contract. Snend Cooper, Sr., nnd Wulter Coo|icr, Jr. nre nt
Theodore
J. Miller has gone to New York
& Venable.
Itome after spending several weeks n(
I where he will spend several weeks com
Bread nail milk, crnckersnnd milk, milk Corn undo Bench.
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bining business with pleasure. He is ac
tuns! nnd other dairy dishes, nt Billie
The best line of cigars in the city isrils companied .by Mrs. Miller.
Bund's place.
pcQscd nt Billie Hand's plnrc.
Complete line of pipes, just received
Friday, the thirteenth.
The Howard-Pncknrd Land Co. nre hav (Jins. Evans. —
For n short time only, Tapestry Brus ing q number of deep wells driven on
The Celery Ciyr_Lnundry has Installed None but first-duss IjiImu employed and nil contracts gunrnntced to be in ncc’mlaneo
sels Art Squares, regular [irico $22.5(1, lllt’ir Lake Jessup hind. Contractor M. P.
up-to-date pressing and cleaning machin
with plans nnd specifications
spectul"price $177 Sanford Furniture Co. Ll|tc is dolnji tin; work.
ery and ¡ire now prepared to do yburcleon I am In Business to
do Business fac— Ih a w . Aty ' BtTVlccs '
Miss Margaret. Freeman- a L Daytona,| T. E. Green, of Blfrtinghnm. wjtn came lug nt reasonable prices. Give them u
Pcstoffico Box 771
Ilcacli. cn route to Irer school at Winter to Sanford to attend the funeral of M. A. trial.
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Park, wns the guest -of Mrs. G. L Squire, Sjreer on Sunday, left for his homo on
Wilbert brand canned vegetables, the
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Wednesday.
Tuesday of this week.
finest packed, nt Chns, Evans.
After ybu have been to all the oilier
See Pell for patter hanging. New full
George H. Fcrnald has returned home
contractors, get our prices on the most patterns just, illfrom a trip to the New England States
modern buildings or gcncru) rcpith- work.
Mr. Overman, who hits been manager and is much improved in health. His
Snead & Venable.
of tlie ftylery City Laundry, has resigned (hnny friends nre glud to.dct'Jiim back in
Furniture to rent by the month or srn- that position. We nrc glud to stntu, how Isnnford again,__
. _____ G ----_jwn. Sunford Furniture Co. - — ever. that he will remain In Sanford.
Send your shirts, collars mid cufTs to the
Mrs. Illuxhum Allsbrook and Miss Iree
Phone Spencer for bread. Free house to Celery City Steam Laundry and they will
II. Mahoney of Leesburg returned to their |house delivery, Phone 10U.
look ns new. s
home Thursday, niter n few days' visit to
Karl Takasli bus returned from n five
CnpL H. K. Murrell has returned from
their aunt, Mrs. 1). A. Caldwell.
________ Jacksonville, where he attended a meetdnys trip to Tampa, where ho combined
Now Is the time to buy your sub-irri business witli pleasure. It is whis|iered ing of the turpentine opernlorer'Mr. Murgated land. See M. M. Smith; .
about the Cupid had much to do with his |rell nqxirts an enthusiastic meeting nnd
much good resulting therefrom.
E. U. Brown, reiircsenling the U, M. C. visit.
Cartridge Co., nnd tire Remington Arms
Postofllce laspcH’tor Higbcc of Atlanta I Copt. Richards of Holly Hill is the guest
P a tto n
Co. was
was in the city Wcdncsduy. • Mr. I wajt Htihiixity Tuesday nnd accom|umlt>d lof MrrandMn»._ C.^A” Reed_ Utis^^ Vcek7
Brown tnnkrs his hendquarters nt Guinea- j Ly Postmaster, Haskins drove over the |Capt.Richards iswell known allover the
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proixised route of the rural free delivery state and Iiob a beautiful home at Holly
Get your house numbers ffoiit A. E. Hill west of town, to lie known usR. F.'D. No. 2. Hill, where his friends ntwuysiimln warm
Hardware Company.i
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Tlie Sanford Traction Railway will tre- welcome.
Fresh line of figgs, dates, corinths, npMr. and Mrs. D. CL Bnrclift. from Mid- gin work ns soon as the Sanford Si Everdletown. Conn., arrived in the city this glades Railroad' is completed nnd this pricotts. |leaches, apples nnd prunes ut
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week and will make tills city their future will give Sanford ample railway incili the Sunford Grocery- ’
lipme. Mrs. Unrclifl is a sister of W. R. I tie»T lie Sanford & Everglades Railroad
Fell nf i Ida, cim.
A SPECIALTY
l)r. Abbot of Bayonne, N. Y „ Is in the will commence work Monday with n'lurge
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Hutu sandwich, 5 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh’s city on n short visit to his -friend, F. T. I force of men. The survey ,1ms been made Í
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Prouty on Celery avenue. Dr. Aldiot ls| for five miles mid will Intersect the Oveido
lumh room, opposite the depot.
Miss P. Loffler, Miss Ella Stringfellow, so well pleased with Sanford that lie will branch of the Atlantic Coast Line at Park
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Mr. L P. McCullough nnd Jack Adams, a return at an early date and invest In avenue. _ _
pijrty of young people from Sunford. were Sanford soil.
Delicious ice cream, the liest made, nt
Be up-io-dnte nnd number your house. |Mrs. G. L Tnkash's luncli room, opimsite
in die city Inst night nnd attended the
Successors Co N. II. GARNER
Get your numbers from A. E. Hill Hard Pico Hotel and the depot.
Rosalind Qnb.—Orlando Reporter-Star.
J. B. tiay, of Riverton, was in ilio city, ware store.
John NuttnII, the veteran shoemaker,
Prof. N. Ruttkcl Is In ilia city this week now occupies a part of the large store
wtodnewiny mid Tliursday, the guest of
AND
J N- Whitner. Mr. Gay is on authority arranging for the opening of the opera room In the Stone-Gove block,'corner First
on strawberry culture and thinks Sanford I Ireuse for the season by the Brcton-Runkel street hnd Palmetto avenue, where he
1» destined to become the strawberry cen- Company next Monday. The other mem- will be glud to meet nlj Ids old patrons
* * °f die South.
1bent of the „company, .will, arrive on the mid all others who-want first class work
at a fair price. — ;
Tire u|cio-dntn retflkunint au h e corner] noon train Monday“ FlrM »treet and Palmetto avenue. Is
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mcttlnger have reWe makc.p{nns _nnd_ #i»cciflcaGona nnd
aow owncil by Rnbt. McGlon, he having turned from n trip to New York, Baltimore I do first-class work cheaper than anybody
pouhn&evi the interest of his broUtcr In nnd Philadelphia, where Mr. Mettingcr |else,' $ tiead A Venable.
lire business. He iwoposes giving the best Jpurclia6ed his stock of fall goods. Misses
H.'H. Chappell was nt Orlando Thursday
dwi can be had in tlie iporket.
|Beth and Ruth who have been spending I to attend a special meeting of the board
Tire newest nnd latest at Mettingcr's H1® summer in Philndeljihla Qitd £kc<*an 10|cxxnmi&siudtrr«. of wliicis lie is a
dry goods store.next to postoffice.
Grove, accompanied them home.
. i : tnemhqr. Tire meeting was called for the
High-Grade Cigars and .Tobacco a Specialty
Wanted: Two all round painters. Call
w,M:n F°u wa,u B to°Hisome stenkY pur(xise of revising the registration list.
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cooked just right, visit Billie Hand’s place. Mr. Chappell says there is a big list this
year, Sanford's two precincts giving a
11,0 Pipe In tire center of the fountuln
Clarence Priest of Kendrick wns a vlslgrim
tor list ihan ever before;------^
«1 the intersection of First street and I tor to the city lhis.wpck*- H « WaasawoiM.
Ice-Cold sweet milk and buttermilk and
.* tdnieuoavemie has bWh broken out ondt punled by his brotlrer, nnd these young
Telephone No. 39
Give Us a Call
1is now a difficult matter for people to men will probably locate on tire fertile all the popular soft drinks will be found
at
W.
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Hand's.
procure water. The city council should I lands adjacent to Sanford. Mr. Priest Is
FOR SALE— 250 acres of fine celery
“ave lids fountain repaired at once, as a constant reader of The Herald nnd was
(and cheap. Also 5-acre farm for rent,
0t*r pure drinking water Is one of ttire drawn thither through this medium,
attractions of Sanford.
1 jf you want a first -class tailor-made with house and tdoU. It will pay you
M. M, Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery suit for $12.08, call at D. A- Culdwdl t to Investigate this. Box 473, San
Send
ford, Florida.
Sold on Those
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CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
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Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
Harry J . Wilson |
Keen Kutter Hardware !
Harness
G A R N E R & R O B E R TS
W H O LESALE
RETAIL
Groceries
H A Y AND GRAIN
Everything Good to Eat
W B .IX E - F R O N T G R O C E R Y
H O W IS Y O U R S T A T IO N E R Y ?
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T H r SANFORD HERALD
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A Budget of Interesting Items
__ - from Correspondence
THE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY
Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly
Covers the Territory for
The Herald
LAKE MARY MELANGE
Special Correspondence to The Herald*
A. E. S]obk)fn. _who was shot last week,
is rapidly improving.
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OBOttIRS
What's Being Done In the Florida
Fruit and Vegetable Sections
Excessive rains have injured the sweet
potato crop nt Lanier. .
Some beans are’being shipped lo south
ern markets from McIntoshFall vegetables are being received at
DeLand. roost of which come from Enter
prise.
The DcLnnd oranga crop for this sea
son is estimated at between 130.000 and
150.000 boxes.
The pineapple acreage around Punta
Gonta la being., increased by the setting
out of 18,000 red Spanish plants from
Caxambns.
Wm. Fields and J. W. Coleman, who
own the Austin -Trrve near DeLrnd. ex
pect to have between 7,000 and 8.000
boxes of fruit.
The crop of the Whldden 'grove, near
Alligator Geek, is being 'picked, it will
be packed at and shipped from Wauchula.
The crop Is estimated at 5,000 boxes.
G E. Choraben. -af St. £ ««*b u rg . is
Mr. and Mrv H. Perdue, Mitt Annie
McDonald and Miss Florence Lovell at
tended church at Qydelnst Sunday morn
ingRev. J. F. Sundell and" Mr. S. McBride
ore putting up fences, getting ready to
.plant lettuce and strawberries.
Mr. Harry Sjoblom and bis sister. Miss
HHder. were up from Orlando last Sunday
to see their uncle. M r ^ J ^ jflt t i^ r r
Misa Floronce-Lovell. jeacbcr. nr.
public acbool*has~Tiaci* two Trtcc, long- there say there is ntT reason why they
swings put up for the children. Hope should not get three crops a year.
they will have a good time. It almost
At a meeting of the Truckers' Associa
makes one wish they were young again.
tion. at St. Petersburg last week, letters
were read from about 25 commission
ENTERPRISE ECHOES
houses» saying they would handle the
SfHcUI C a m p o w la K f to Th» Herald
from that section on a special com
- — On Sunday nightthe^ F. E.Cr depot w ii
mission basis
broken into by unknown .portlet. It was
It begins to look as if this would be
accomplished by breaking one of the
Plant
Gty's banner strawberry year. The
window panes and blind. One case of
crop
prospects
were never better than at
whiskey, a G O. D. package, an express
present,
and
the.
man wbo has the ber
package of clothing, and the agent's gun
were stolen. All the drawers of the desk ries in will be the man with <the cash in
were found open. No due has yet been his pocket later on. is the opinion of the
Plant City Courier.
found to the burglar^.
URRELL
IN S H E W
BROKER S
REAL
Present to the Inyestör the Best Opportunities
in Florida
Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed,
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
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Cdery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $100000
per acre.
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Cify^property, improve»! und unimproved.
Florida for crate factory.
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303,000 acres timber land, with finest s]te. in
farmers
• yvell os real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can be done.
We solicit airrcspondenrc. jiln»IIy furnish ony informntton (>ossiblc and are always |}lml in ,
extend to prosjxxtive investors every courtesy In our pow,e^_____.
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A. E. H I L L
Advices from Sanford are that cclerv
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Turner, of Del-aiwl,
were In town Monday to see Mr. John |farmers are btisy with their seed beds and
W3Ve not 'prevented
- SdUlic-wiia is'stffl confined to his txime."
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itlng 10" SftygreaT extent. Many of
Mr. and Mrs Aahbrook. of Cincinnati.
the beds are sprouting and several grow_ artived the other day to take^-eharge of I
cgEfyUL6^afiU~fllx>>H.t<iadif.u>irai»stdftnLi tfis SEwonh'lw-shhwwhitjr,- Mlsrjiramn
Celery “ conditions were never better.
Tucker accompanied them home.
Cauliflower and lettuce plants are looking
The Misses Irene. . Nina and Anna fine and promise a good crop.
Thurston, nciccs of Miss Clifford Hendry. I
T h e Only Electrically Welded Steel
Used In Uncle Sam's .Paint Shop
At Kissimmee Gty .the packing houses
We have
the largest
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During the post year the U. S.
WI
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FENCES
Ashbun, Gn-.where' they hava fcen’ spbnd■
and best equipped plant
fruit about the middle of October.. While
Navy has consumed 691,000 pounds
Ing the summer.
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the crop is somewhat short the fruit is ::. « f
for
driving
wells
in tliis
M iss, Gifford Hendry has opened her unusually fine, and the growers are loth
Lucas White Paint
dress.making parlors, and nil who wish 1to part with it at the low prices nt present
nqd 278.700 pounds of LUCAS
section of the country
first-class dress-making done cither call offered by thb buyers. Not a single snlc
COLORS, sufficient to produce more
or send toh er parlors nt Epwortli Insti-1 of fruit has bbsii hcittd of, though there
than 100.000 gallons of |iaint.
and a re. p_tepnreJ- 1o Ii11
have, 'been ^Several out-of-town buyers
, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200..
. Miss E. Gordon left ‘ Fridny for Ontario. looking at tfid cpgfc—Ji. Y.PrdduAe News.
fill orders promptly. Our
000 gallons each, and which would
^Canada, to spend several weeks with her
make n train more than one-half
Thrlce-a Week World
machinery is up-to-date'*
sister.
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More alert, more thorough and more
For Field, Farm, Ranch,
Mr. JyTin Leonard!, of DeLaud. was in
anti
our
worJuiien are
In
addition
to
Hus'
Unde
Sam
fearless
than
ever.
A
President
tif
the
town Tuesday.
•Lawns, Corn Cribs and
United States will be sleeted this year.
hns used during the past year more
Mr. and Mrs. R. G Bushnell. of DeLand,
skilled in the work.
' ^ Poultry
than 25^000 gallons of LUCAS
Who is-he and who is the man whom he
•pent Sunday here with her father, Mr.
will beat? Nobody yet knows, but the
VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other
Those contemplating
Geo. Sauls, and sister, Mrs. S. S. Davis.
Will stand ordinary as well as hard
products.
Tlirice-a-Week edition of the New York
usunge
Rev. McCalL of Titusville, came,up Sat World will tell you every step and every
putting in wells would
.Unde Sam's preference is pot a.
urday and stayed until Monday. He liekl, detail of what promises to be a campaign
Will
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sag
in
Snnmter
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nor
L matter of fAvor, lna-<*f -QUAUTY
services In thr Methodist chnpcfc
o f the most-obsorbing interest
serve their best inter
Freak in the cold of Winter
und RISULTS.
' tk. f . A. Neat, of Sanford, was in town not tell you what you hope, but it will téli ; !
Are made of the best materials and
ests by consulting us and
Monday on a professional visit.
you what is The Thrice-a-Week World I ’
In Uncle Sam's, service, as in
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have
stays
that
cannot
slip
Messrs. Rufus mid Herbert Brooke, of long ago established a character for im-1 i ’ every Itndy else's, LUCAS PRO
learning prices before
Osteen, were in town Wednesday to see partiality and fearlessness in the publico- ! DUCTS have an unbroken record
Do not require an expert to erect,
tion
of
news,
and
this
it
will
maintain.
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for satisfactory results.
Mr. John Sauls.
and ure low j^rieetl
making contracts.
The person who in last week's Herald If you want the news as it realjy is. sub- t
stated that the water was nearly as high scribe to the Thrice-a-Wcek edition of the j
New York Wbrld. which comes to you ev-11
as it was thirty years ago. we wish to in
cry
other day except Sunday, and is thus J^
form him that it lacks over five feet of
being as high, according to our marks practically a daily at the price of a weekly. —■
Thè Thrioe-a-Wcek World's regular sub-1
script ion price is oidy SI per year, and V
this pays for 150 (tapers. We offer this |9
GENEVA GLEANINGS
unequalled, newspaper and The Sanford £
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams arrived on Herald together for one year for ALSO.
lire 5th. and are with ns for the winter, The regular subscription price of Ute two
at their pretty home on Buck Lake.
papers i* $2
Capt and Mrs. W. R. Moord and two
^ sPa^ u^ j ^ aÇgt Oplong,_C»ulifiQWtre. EtiLT gir , ia W n r d
children cam« in Monday, lha 12th. and
We have for sale a city lot bn MognoL
with them mino Mrs. Monro's sister. Mrs.
I Sell the Land—Your Brains. Money, and
Oakley, who will spend lite winter with avenue between Fifth and Siytlt street
Muscles
Makes the Crop and the Profit
cast front. Inquire of
them.
arm
ements
“ PITTSBURG PERfECT”
LUCAS PAINT
W ELL DRIVING
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We Handle the Above Exclusively in Sanford
SwtAD ¿..ygMABUL
Mr. II. H. Pattisjmll made a trip to
Sanford, Monday.
. Mr. Baxter, of Gainesville, is spending
n few days with his friends. Uic Huddles
tons.
W. H A M M O N D
Office.withTMurrell l
Mrs. S. P. Smith is reported very sick,
we are sorry to hear.
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broke her shaft about 25 miles out of
Jacksonville Trial wirek. and was towed
Orange shipments diving the week were
carried out by tlie Alligalor, connecting
atSanfnrdwilh the.Clyde sa n m w . -
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Lake Harney, almost completed, and will
move in soon.
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ren ala r e lit t a « u presentai »lined br C h * » 'I
U o »e and other*. f»,ur»Un< the Board of County'
Cuntuijutunrr» to e »u U tih a puLUc drain or canal
llimuiti land» luratnl in townaLiu» IU and VO
bring »U im i by what m wwenlcd and p u n £ n «lio
I « a majorire of the
owner» ul i L land»
thrmiXb which »aid drain or canal wai to Le cut.
Aadwbereaa, under and b » virtu* of the law. the
•aid prtitioa w a» laid over until the neat icfidar
meeflnS of the Board of County roto m l»» loner*.
And v h crrM , the n est regular tnrrtina ut ih r
K u rd of County C o m m i * * w U i S ™ , l i ¿ u
Monday, the »am e Lein* the 2nd day of November.
Now. iherr/ure. ali perutti» interrsird in land« in
----------------- ‘ ance» of Und» adjacent there
•< Capi. M ark» al Home
Having returned to Sanford, after an
absence of four months. I am at "home
again, ready to give njy 'best efTorts
* litri» to be aOectrd by *uch
drain or canal, are
sell any iTOprity lim i ia. ilsrod
day of
and to do notary work, draw and execute her. 1008. conrider the »aid
ton* boere»ted are hereby yivrn an opportunity’ to
all kinds of deeds, mortgages, contracts. a n * a r and ornent any ranaoo why auch twtfirio
•bnuld or ibould not be »ranted
Ilends, etc. I will appreciate any business
The Sanftlrd Herald, a new*paper imbiiabed In San
intrusted to me.
Respectfully,
Pone by order of the Board.
„ B M ROBINSON. Clerk5-if
Rkhajui JL Ma m s .
-Bjt k. A. Howard. It C.
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IM PROVED IR R IG ATED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LAN D S
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- Fl owi ng Wells on All
Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser.
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Prices and descriptiohs upon request.
First National Bank Building
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THE KANTORD HERALD
Fleeing From Fate.
Au English vlllngu roctor whllo
walking out odo day noticed nn old
man In/front o f him hobbling along as
fast
legs could carry hlu\ nnd
apparently trying to-cflcnpo him. Beebig that It wns one of his congregn(Ion, -who had not been to church.of
Into, tho vlcnr hurrlwl after him.
"Hollo, Jphijl” snl<l ho. "H ow Is It
thnt I haven't'scon you nt church Into-
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Sanford Traction Company
Chasc.^ A. T. Rossottcr, A. P. Connelly,
DR.• R. WM.* - M ASON
r. P. lorsfcr nnd J. N. Whiuier. cnch of
whom being duly sworn, scvernlly deposes
DENTIST
and says (hat It is intended in good faith
to construct; maintain and ujierato a street
Phone 10
railroad mentioned in the foregoing Ar
ticles of Incorporatum.
Sanford, Florida
S. O. Chase
A.T. Rossctter
,
A. F*. Connelly
GEO. A. DcCOTTES
. F. B. Forster
J. N. Whitner
ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR a t L A W
. Sworn nnd subscribed liefore mo this
14th day of September À. I). 1908.
Practice in State nnd Federal Courts
Notice is Hsredy Given. Thnt we. the
undersigned, have organized' nnd nnsociJ»led ourwlvcs Into h Corbnrntion to be
known ns SANFORD TKACHON COM
PANY. Tor the purposes set forth In the
Charter nnd Articles of Incorixiration licre\ guileless rustic who. wished to bo
to annexed nnd hereafter following, n
.en,pIoyed on on English railway
copy of which has lieen filed in the oflire
or the Secretary of State, mul we will npemerged from tho examination room
ply to the Governor of the State of Florida
in<l Informed his expectant father that
lie hfid failed becaoso ho wns color
At first tho rector'could get nothing for letters Patent upon said Chapter nnd
*
R. C. M a x w e l l
out of him, but aftur n little persua Articles of Incorporation.
Welborn Hlock
S. 0. Chase
I ska i. )
Notary Public State of Flor
Sanford. Fla
l>,"Ilut you can't haver* said his fa sion he said:
My enmmissiun expires April 13, 1912,
A.
T.
Rossctter
'
"W ell, sir, It be your youngrst dar
ther. “Tou're no more qolor blind thnn
A. P. Connelly
ter, Nelly, I I k» nfenred of."
I nnt“ -------------‘ F. P. Forster
i
,* A. C H
.• A R T
"W hntl Afraid of Nelly, n girl of •
-I know thnt. feyther,’* ho replied.
’
J. N. Whitner
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
nineteen
nnd
only
Just
returned
from
•Mit It's all through'bein' polite."
S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H TS M A N
For I’m kirnt,
-What do you mean? Explain your school?"
Leveling and Cn*»-Seetionlnt for Drainage
ARTICLTS OF INCORPORATION
WILLIAM
J.
nHYAN.
"Yes. r.lr. You see," replied John,
« Specialty
self-”
We. ilie undersigned.-hereby nssnclnte For Vice Pn-aUlenl,
-Well, feyther, I went Into a room, “ when I went n-cortln* nu olil forchln ourselves together for the purixisc of in
JOHN W KERN.
and a chap held somethin* up for mo teller told mo ns *ow I should lie corporating ami forming a body corporate For 1‘rrMileniln KIreioVa.
II. P. IIAILLY,
to look at This is Breen. Isn't ItT* spliced three times, first to n black under the laws of tiie State of Floridn :
P. W. HUTLEK.
KOHKKT E. DAVIS.
trs be. ‘Come, now, you're posltlvo nn' then to n yulicr nn* then to a gin
A rticle I.
.
TH O M A S EM M ET W ILSO N
GEORGE C. MARTIN,
It's greenT quite plendlng-llko. nnd. ger. Now, when I hurled my pooryelThe name of said C«ir|x>ni(lon shall lx:
SAMUEL PASCO.
___ ATTORNEY AND COUNSmjOlT“ '1'
:
TRACTION COMPANY, nnd. i n i B a je a w a mWe.tn <W r r * r . » « ¡ m l fluitici.
though I could seo plain cnoiiBh thnt ler Sally three months ago nn* your SANFORD
its principal plflCft of business in ilunCiiy
___________ -A T rL A W T - ”
It wor rod, I couldn't And It In my dnrter wl' the ginger 'nlr corned *ome 1
heart to tell hltn so- JSo I agreed with" Crauv *t-b»>*» -^ rTryfl -th ihyaiSxvT'aaysi 1
’.lUt- gioTé ’ Attorney Seventh Judicial C im ili
w clchkist .
‘~
wvqy- KWYWttíre -or Flortdn.
bini 'ftO'T fli^r bundled mo ou t No TlinCs.^et. ThnC* tkwjfta;rr>rHW-W1lTr
Florida '
”
For Comidnillrr,
ns
the
Company
inay
hereafter
determine
A. C. CRlKJM.
CT—L d o n 't keep nwnyx from church '
Reaidrncea, Sanfunl and Sylvan Lake
and provide for in its By-Laws.
For TrriunH-r,
she'll nnb ine.'"
W. V. KNOTT.
.
A rticle II,
The general nature of the business to For Sccrctnry of Stain,
b o w in o t h e s e e d .
in a Bad Way.
IL C L A Y CRAWFORD
lie transacted by the said Corporation,
Borne are »ow in g tho seed o f w o rd and
The Knglltdi spoken by the "Pennsyl shall be thnt of constructing, maintaining, For Attornry Gemmi.
dred.
PARK M TRAM M EL
vania Dutch," as the- Inhabitants "of equipping nnd operating lines of street For State Soprrlnti-udrnt of Pollile Instruct km,
Which the cold know not n o r th o c a rele s s
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
railways
with
electricity,
or
oilier
motive
certain
districts
In
the
eastern
part
of
heed.
W ILLIAM M IIO LU IW A Y._______
rtf the gentle word nnd th e k in d ly deed
Itowcr
ns
the
Company
nmy
iletcrmino
FV*r Commissioner orAgrk-ulture,
tho state are popularly known, affords
Practice» in State nod Federal Court».
Thai hath lilcaaed tho e a rth In its aorcat
II. F.. M ’lJN.
some rnro Bpeclmons o f expression. ^ end provide In Its "By-Laws, and such
For Juilicr* of the Supreme Court,
{toles,
wires,
side-tracks,
switches,
double
M. G. T. Dultding,
mnn who wns passing n small Iujurc qn
—---- ^wiel Wimho harvest be.
W ILM AM A. MOCKER,
Phone 24R
tracks, turn-outs, branchei connections,
THOMAS M. SHACKLEFORD.
tho outskirts of “ Sous nesseleiii"—that
BcssoloHi"—thnt depots, stations, mul all necessary prop‘ In g th e eecd
And »onto are sow
„ . o f ,paih.
|
is tho nearest-possible spoiling of tho erty equipment and appliances for said Fur Suite Srnntor, llltli District.
Of dire remorao nrjd n m nddenod uraln.
L C. MASSEY.
local prominclntlnn-henrd the daugh street railway, in the County Of Orange, For Mcmtirr« of the L-gLIatore.
And the »tnr* shall fa it and tho sun ahatt
Arana
ter o f the family calling her brother In in the State of Floridn. to-wi\; within the
J. II. KINO.
A. II. KEW’ITIN.'
Er» they root tho w eed s fro m th e »o il
to supper. "George," slio snld, "you corporate limits of the City of Sanford,
Wagon, Carriage ont^ Blacksmith Outfit.
For County lodge.
and
for
a
distnnee
beyond
the
corporate
come
right
In
now.
Pa’s
on
the
table.
Dark will tho harvest bo.
limits of said city not to exceed 40 miles
in any direction, fur truusjxirting passen
In Heart of Celery Growing District.
gers, baggage, freight nnd other articles For Sheriff,
_______
JM iuLLargo Business. .
Ocneral Dabney IL Mnury telìa In A Careful 'Man.
of freight nnd commerce, and in the buybl» ’‘lleeollections of a Vlrglnlnn'*>_of
When* Dawson reached town he wns ing, Belling, leasing.. mortgaging.-tiajttiri- :
fenSonTor selli itg', bad -health.
in old lady la l ’redcrlckaburg. who was jtudtlenly. seised-wlth n tnrrtflg l^~in~ '
J. & VINCENT. ‘
ttdlltttl to takingln HOflMent In order ache, « n d h e f t e w l O II (TiMTlTstT lnvcsUC<ir. Third St. nnd Palmetto Ave,
to mako both uads itteeL On one oecn- Tfntton sliowetl" Mint the tooth was in
»Ion of peculiar Btress tho lnrtler was Bitch n condition tlint the only way to
»a empty that the good lady took to her extract-IL comfortably was loiput iiu u .:
jrroper r r oppertninlnR Ift^fhc" doing or For Cmmly Suix-rlnlrnilrnt of Public Instruction,
■falffl'l r],in
,1j pfTnrorii.Atiidtonkiba» irMMrevwr
W. B: LYNCH.
?y"Ahe ssld. "thcre^s nothlnjr In ‘ tho Cbnsetjuently Dawson threw himself carrying on of said business, of construct
hnuao for my boarders to'ent except back in the chrrlr, and.Uic tulio was ing. ma ntnining nnd operating said street For Sujirrvlsor of Ri-t(Ulrntlon.
W. L DOUVE.
mush. But give them that If they are applied. He did not am-cinnh any too railway/ nnd to exercise all rights, powers
JEW ELER
Christlans they will accept U lti resig readily, hut In the course of time he and privileges now or hereafter conferred Fur.luilfie of l!u- Or Im Inin Court,
JAM
EN
.1
1
,
IlLGGS
nation nnd thnnkfulness, mul If they ■was sleeping peacefully nnd the of- by Inw'upon, such corporation organized
ml provisioned by law, authorizing the For County SrJIcitor,
are not Christinas It Is n deni too good fending molnr wns removed.
GEORGE A DE COTTES.
ante,
and to do any or all of said httsilor them."
"H ow much, doctor?" -asked tile pn
Cmri.
MY SPECIALTIES
ess or things before mentioned either Fur (Merk (IfL.thoWCriminal
ICHTEN DAMI..
tient after the ordeal wns over.
epnrntely or in combination with oliters. iFor
ut
n
u
m
i;
«-»iiiiiiiinasuiLi,
i»u
___
___
.
County
Coinrnlssiom
r.
DUtrlrt
Nu
1
^moHlna's Modaaty.
"Ten dollars," said tho dentist, bust
•td'» H»n<{ Paintrii Chin*
A LE X VAUGÍIN
A k t ic l i : III.
Lamartine in 1N18 wns nt the nemo
Dtatrlrt Nn 2,
The amount of capital stink of this Fur County ComniDaUuu-r,
Giu huni't S lc ilii^ B iit r r —
II. K. F tiU .E K .
of hla glory nnd a cabinet minister,
Cortxirutirtn authorized ..............
.......
is Twenty-five
Dlatrk't Nn, 3,
Rojrra'J^Uicil W ire
lie had Just contributed "Lft AI arse Il -"Yes. sir," said the dentist. "It was Thousand t$25.U0p,00) -Doliars/yHvtded Fur Íjurnry tVrmtntsitoln-r.
L W. TILDEN.
ialie tie In I’nlx" to tho Itevue dea on unusually linn! Job getting Mint into Two hundred nnd Fifty (2ii0) shares Fur County Comtnbainru-r, Dlatricl Nu t,
E li in anil Walifia m Watch
M t) O VEKSIKEET.
-Deux^Motulvs.-nmt-Buloz,- the edlfbrT tooth out nnd you require«! twleo the
all or any part of the »uni eupHuL.Alrtek. l-^AxafaMuk'/sbuL— H-u.-r. District Na 3.
called on h l^ n t tho ministry. "I be- ordiunry amoiint of gas."
►
Ucto I owe you 2,000 franca. Herd Is ^_"IIumph!" eJayulatuvt-ITirtmTrrTir TFe' w+’.wiid Corporation may Ik; payntiTe in or
I‘(-»er, I lisi r i.'t Nu. 3,
the money,'! Hiihl Lamartine, protlueliig paid up. “ Hyre’s your money, hut I issued for lawful money of the United
STKINGFEU.OW.
States
or
payable
in
or
issued
for
the
pur
l bundle of hank note«.
tell you right now tho next time I take chase of firoperty, labor or services at a
"t’niy deduct the amount o f the He gas from you you've got to put a meter just valuation to he fixed by tho directors
ine's Indebtedness to you for your on tne."—Harper's Weekly.
^ of said company at a meeting called for
poem,” bjId the editor.
such put jiow
"1 meant to make you n present o f "Oura.’*
A rt in.t: IV-.
Ji," rejoined tlto poet
The said Cor|*tratiou slmll exist for-the
Totlay n woman’s property 1« snero«!
* “Not nt nil. I Insist upon paying —nt any rate oh sncrwl ns n man's. A term «if ninety-nine (99) ymirs from the
filing «>r its Articles of Incor|xirnti«m as
you."
certriln host remarked liefore tils guests
“How mneb?**
'
_________ _ Intely that he would pend Ids motor to reiptired by law.
A rticle V.
- "Ymir own price, whhtovor It may the station to meet So-and-so.
Tim officers of said G>ir|xaatioti siiall be
Ci^iirs aiul Tobacco
"Our motor," corrected the hostess,
President. Vice-President. Secretnry.Treas“Ah, well, if you will linvo It bo I who wants fono.
urer iind Genera] Malinger, mul o Hoard
must oblige you," said Lninartiuo, nnd,
QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
As the lady had actually bought the
kith a aingnlfiecnt gesture, he swept rn«itnr, tho correction was severo and of five f5 ) Directors to he elected by the
Bloekholtlers. The Getterpi Manager may
op the whole Inmdlo of notes repre- rankled. Next morning Uto host came nlso hold any other ollicc in said CoritornWEMIOKN BLOCK
•entlng'thu 2.(X)0 francs arid restored down very late t«> hreukfast. He wns
Ibem, with solemn dignity, to his pock- clm(Tc«l about this nnd explained: "I'm
sorry. Tho fact Is I mislaid our trouO-V V
y V-i- V
t ("i-J {•-f-4 >>^->++++++t’t+ t < ' ■>
W . H. H A N D
Celebrate
A,
in n zoo wns f owling tho
gjiiiow. fievernr live rabbits were
luw«d Into tho engo nnd were Imme
diately nnd greedily sclzwl by tho rep*
"ln- Ylto struggling rabbits, nIUiough
•‘« ’»Ingly almost • ns largo or the
•wkrtt, were swallowed wholo ono nft««notbar. Thu grisly slgltt nrrtmptcd
u*Kb6tarly hsiklng man to oxclulin:
Tltvwsome. «-h. kiu-ru-rY*
_Chupln hate*H>lnylng at social festtvJtles. *To n Indy who after tho dinner
nslted him to play ho melnnchtillenlly
answered: "Is It really necessary? I
rit&only so little."
S c h o o lm a te s .
Order Solicited *
Finished Lumber for all Building
Purposed
^ -r
A comluctor Bent a now brakeman to
put some tramps off tho train. They
wore riding In n Ihjx ear. Tho brake-
Best Grade Cypress Shintílcs
seal und shall adopt Hy-Laws for the
government of its affairs not inconsistent
-grew BT) pro; ■[(>«).'
o't all that live stock, 1 guess.
d lo fl S h o t
,° Jou"k persons bad been onJ* “ a^ quarrelo«], but were too
to "mnko up." Furthermore,
were nnrious to huvo It bcllovtxl
“ >d entirely forgotten cnch other.
!, y th(t young mnn called, oson buslnoM with hor father,
»hlcb occasion It chanced she
4 answer tho doorbell.
1 Toung
man wnB gamo.. "Parn
w1**1 tl10 poHtalt of
V,
1 believe. Is your
fotaTJa?*!
, BorrJ' to say ho Is not,” tho
r woman resimndod without tho
*»t sign of recognition. "D o you
him personally?' '
A replied tho young man as ho
, t0 so down tho steps. ^ .
r<)ur Pardon," called out tho
[woman as he reached tho lo w
T1* but who shall I say called?"
l* of Reason.
^ M e tho magnetic Influence
'
to iron, gives to matter
.
Power* which it poo
ls it tw,for°’ bot without ox. *** hulk, augmenting Its
•»,.» . “ u;r,n* Ha organization.
1» vuti i wb,cl1 1 bara compared
üUbï «®.0IÜ7 br tta efforP nud
Pr.
Its operatf¿ms.—
Atchison on thi? trulnj so get off."
"You getl" enmo tho reply. And ns
tho now brnkomnn was looking Into
Jho business end of a gnu bo took tho
ndvlco given him and "g o t " IIo went
buck to tho cnlHJoso, nnd tho conductor
asked him l f t ho had put tho fellows
'off. "N o," Jio nuswored. 'll did not
have tho heart to put them off. They
wqnt to go to Atchison, nnd, besides,
they are okl Bcboolmatcs. of mine."
Tho conductor used some strong lungungo and then Bald ho would put
them off himself,.,_JIc went over, to
dhu dhr nnd met with tho same expe
rience ns tho'brnkomnn. When be got
back to tho cabooso tho lirnkotnun
anId, "W ell, did you put them off?"
"N aw ; they're schoolraates o f lulus
too.*’
.
An Unfortunate Participle.
A collego professor who preferred
tho participle "gotten" to "got" tele
graphed to hla wlfo: "n o v o gotten tick
ets for tho theater tonight Moot mo
tbore."
___ ____________ _ . --------' ^fiie telegraFfi^oporntor rendered this
Into "Ila v o got ten tickets," etc.
Mrs. Professor was delighted with
tho opportunity of entertaining hor
friends and accordingly made up a
party o f eight besides herself, whose
greetings to the professor at tho ren
dezvous were probably more cordial
than his feeling until matters were exlatned. Jio now makes an exception
> hla customary use o f "gotten."
S
I
WRITE
ME
T O R P R IC E S .
X R v C L A R K r Q r la n d o r F la
with its Articles of lmtir|xiration and the
Laws of the State of Florida, wliri-h ByLa Ws may be amended «ir re|teal«xi us
provided in said By-l.aws.
AKTtCLt VII.
The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability to which said Oorjuration may at
any one time suiiject itself, is One Hun-
-5- -Î- -H* >{••>•>❖ -F❖ + ■ > ❖ ■ !■ < •❖ ♦+ 4 4
Drink a Dottle of
ixiraiors of said Lorpnrniiun aim suoserroers thereto, nnd the number o f sitares of
stock subscribed to by each, urc as fol
Jnws:
— ......
■•••*’
S. o. Citase * .Sanford, Fla.,
HOshnret
A. T. Rossctter -----“ .t t --- T.S 0 —
A. P. Connelly
*'
50
F. P. Fors|er..
"
....5 0
j. N. Whitner
Personally apixmreil before mo S. O.
Chusc. A.T. Rossctter, A. P.Connelly. F. P.
Forster and J. N. Whitner, to me well
known as the persons who cxccudnI the
foregoing Articles of Incsrpornlion of the
the same for the purposes therein ex
pressed.
W it n e ss m y h a n d a n d o f f ic ia l s e a l this
14th day of September. A. D. 1908.
[ szalI
R- C. Maxwell
Notary Public Stulc of Floridn.
C IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R
Manufactured with i*iro distillwi water—they will prevent illness, aid
digestion and give you health
Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co
Sanford, Fla
_______. X H A S . - H , E V A N S
Staple -and
Fancy
Groceries
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
*Agents for the Famous
CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER
Stnte of Floridn. )
County of Ornnge. J
Personally appeared'before me b. O.
-~ ~
"
SANFORD. FLORIDA*
�October 17, ioga
P a ie -IO
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
P O I N T S P U R ELY P ER SO N A L
Haw Celery City Vanity Fair While
Away the Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
No Sympathy^eekprs
course I know that I nm poor,”
said a very popular, although nn
Impecunious society woman,“ buti
somehow or other. I cannot feci poor."
"That Is the reason you are such a suc
cess." commentctriicr friend. "Mrs. Mul
timillions said the other day that you were
the only woman she knew who did not
bore her with your troubles, and that Was
the rcasbn she liked you so mudi."
Those who are not well oil, ns n rule,
make their straightened circumstances too
obvious, and people who Jmc.lost money
nus women's clubs awaken and begin to
take oh a spirit gf rejuvinntlon. The Pa
rents' Club will soon hold its* first meeting
Of the new year, and the ncvjly organized
Social Club will speedily get down tabus!ness and odd much to Celrry City social
life, while the various dnnrfnft and card
clubs are already on the qui vivo.
••♦•The Wednesday Club; which is the oldest
of the women's clubs in this city, and
which is renowned for its Intellectuality
and the seriousness of its discussions nnd
deliberations, has formulated a most in
teresting programme for the twenty-six
sessions to be held this season*. The first
assembly will be held on the second Wed:
tiesdny in Novcmbcri which is the lltli.
Then the president will make an Inaugural
address and the members will relntc Inci
dents of Summer's Outing. The principal
number will be a paper by Mrs. George L.
Marls on the ‘.‘Accession' and Reign of
Georgo III." Throughout tho season the
club will discuss English history "From the
accession of George HI. 17G0,
The Wednesday Club was established in
lHt)4, nnd Its present officers are; Mrs.
Luclcn K. Phllijw, president; Mrs. Geo. JL
ilxitij. vice-ptcsldent; Mrs. A. M. Thrasher,
. h ilf ift ir ^ ^ - ip M ^ - W r s . B. V, Whit
tier. jr., secretary and treasurer.
i
take a. back scat, nnd of course' arc not
urged to conic forward, but if they bad re' \
mained In the front no one would have
questioned their right to tie there. It is
not necessary to spend much or etlter: :
tain In ordc_rjq .maintain it .wailiutLonct
you have attained It. All you have to do
Is to be agreeable, nnd'not let society see
thni you arc worried. Society Is goodnatured if you do not exact sympathy,
and is disposed to be friendly to its mem
bers who have suffered reverses if they
are plucky and cheerful about it, nnd con
tinue to go about.
u
Of course, if •people ore . morbid and
t.d. Ilrorr,
Rddle Rumimi
nrri<* Knimlng»r.
. avoid their former associates, the latter
toy Cam ilher».;
'V
cannot be expected to hunt them
but
llrrWrr;
— ■— =t KrnTiStW,
11 theylii&h their frtfiniTfl-ir is, b ’ nim?
Ji-fT Cntrutlii-rs.
iltaoelio Amick,
cases out of ton.-more the fault of the
jieople themselves than of-,their former
Ladle
'associates. Vanity Fnlt hns no time to | °The ladles of Sanford, recognizing the
look after those who full by "the wpyslde. •need of more social features to while away
«hfntiS: the;goldoh iwwifg-rinrtinr the imnj nin rin i
—KH» ostrnciscs hercitTzeris simply because ter season, formed a permanent organiza
tlvcy arc poor. It is the concomitants of tion nt -the Sanford House yesterday,
poverty that she objects to—the shabhi- with twenty-five charter members present.
ncss, the law spiriis. and, above all, the
Tho following ollicer» were elected:
pride which opes humility, which is more
Mrs. Forest Lake, president; Mrs. H. F.
boring limn anything else.
A dele ,
Wliitner, vice-president; Mrs. Samucl-Pulestnn. secretary; Mrs. John Dickens, treas
The Club Season at Hand
urer
The followini^boaid of nvamigprft were
_.WitlUiic.Tieur.apprv;idruf. the vjiutcr
months, nnd the long evenings, the vnri- elected: Mrs. DoForrest, rlinirmna; Miss
Charlotte Keeler. Mrs. H. P, Driver. Mrs.
Cruse Dnrnes and Mrs. G. S. Derry.
T h e. Social Club proposes to hold regu
lar meetings at the Sanford House, tem
porarily, although a club house will be
arranger! for at an early date, in which
many social features will take place during the season. The Social Club should
prove a success, and will do much toward
advancing Sanford ns n social center.
BEST HOTEL SERVICE IN FLORIDA
Where Devout of the Celery
City Worship Tomorrow.
RESUME O f AIL CHURCH EVENTS
Of Interest to Those Religiously In
* dined— Subjects of Discourses
for the Sabbath,
Traveling Salesman Speaks Highly of
Perry .Leo öTMncbn,
"to
, Go.,----church as pastor. Mr. Lee Is rccon
very, highly, find It Is the hope of
pie here.that he will accept the i
Holy Cross episcopal
Rêv. B. F. Brown, recti
e, II; evening trtvlee.
m.; B. F. Wnltner. Si
m ectia j. « 4j
Bishop Gray preached last S
the morning service and gave a
discourse upon “The Advent, i
coming of Christ.'*
The regulnr services will be
morrow.
n » F..««. ®e«s* ci
R «qM «i*a to
Id b<
i*f
ItiquiifQ
biih
| or
wi
--- «
*_—*rm_ l
Sanford (loupe
otKor Church N «w i lo iHu offic# nol U l t f lh*H
Congregatlonal
A well known traveling salesman who
Rev. R. R. Kendall,
*,'
"
”
on'
rirst
Methodist
service,
11;
evening
serviß
lives in Jacksonville nnd makes a tour of
Ä f Ä T ’n'a*
R*v D. B. Sweat, ps»tofi church, corner Park Wednaeday, 7 ;3 0> -p. m.; Hahhath
{ l u ''" 4
the state from Jacksonville to Miami, was avenue and FUih street; parsonage, comer Mag
Superliitendrnt.
* 1* 1,1
nolia avrnue and Seventh street; Pnoo* *34,
in the city one day this week and re Sunday morning service at 11; evening service,
will preach morning and
marked to one of our merchants that “ the 7:30; Sunday school, 8:45 a. m j Jno. K. Melcr services ns usual, am
tlnger, Supt. Epworth League; 4:00 Sunday evenSanford House was the only hotel on his
Strangers and visitors WlU find a corroute that deserved the name of a hotel."
Presbyterian
This is certainly a strong recommenda dial welcome to nil the serves. "Cornu
n e », jJ.
. rF. McKInnlnn, pastor; mornli
tion for Sanford's famous hostelry, and thou with us nnd we will do tbeo good." jIt;Rev.
evenln;igservk », 7:30; Sahhaili v | " ; Vril>v.
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demonstrates that the excellent cuisine Preaching morning nnd evening by the m.; Henry Mcljnilln, Supt.: Prayer
prayer Hireling Hrj.
:3U p. m.
nrsdsy, 7:1
and (lccommodntions furnished under the pastor.
The pastor will preach nt ihn morning
Superintendent Mettingcr Is nt home
able management of Harry P. Driver are
and evening services, All are cordially
again nnd would be glad to greet the enbeing appreciated.
invited.
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’ It Is a wv4> kn*r.x*»J*ci‘ t—**.7 * W * * * .
v- *iß
salesmen ore-well able judge the merlu
r w tif-m
lie
of n hotel, ami their opinion is priced young people urged to attend.
Hev, II, Fox, Lector; irrv lc e t -evri-v
i
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fourth Sunday; early matt. 7 a tn nin%%«„Ji 4m*
highly by the proprictorsof first-classhosMonday afternoon at 3:30 the Woman's moo.
10 .. m.; Sunday school. 8 B,‘ m Ä
telrics.
Home Missionary Society Will be enter
The Sanford House Is not n winter hotel, tained by Mrs. II. H. Hill, nt her home on
Change of Management
although cs|>ceiul efforts are made to at- Third street. The president, Mrs. Mettln
It will be of interest 10 the i*tract the tourists to make it their head ger, will preside.
Sanford to learn that Com
quarters. Mr. Driver has made it a yearround hotel and the good service is kept up
to the standard at all times, thus insuring
tjic traveling public real bote) accommo
A. first Friday, 3 p.
dations all tho year. The Sunforil House m.; Y. M. & last Friday. 1 p .m .
The Woman’s ftlisaionnry Socioty of the
tills year will have the largest tourist trade
in the history of the city, and already Mr. {¡jurist church will hold its annual "en
Driver has booked a number of tourists for listment meeting" next Monday nt 3:30
the senson. The location of the hotel Is o'clock nt the home of Mrs. M. M. Stew
ideal, situntod as it is upon the very shore art. A sketch of the society since its or
TTf talnrMonrocrnilirbfferiiig- the~lburi8t ganization will tie given; its alma-for the
nnd sportsmen the greatest opportunity of coming year, ntid TltsO I’ciHin nf~dcteRnrff
their life to enjoy In the fullest sense lEcIr to annual meeting nt Winter Garden, at
inclination to hunt,, fish and race their this time. All, whether members or not.
are cordially urged la attend.
motor lion is.
Rev. J. E. McIntosh of Port Tampa,
¿ « r a p i r e t e
The groceryrbusmesrof
busi
the h
moriimg niulnight. Good “ congregations
Speer will be carried on under the name attended the services, nnd all were pleased
Buy your houBc number» of ,\. r. nit)
of the,"Speer Grocery, nnd Mrs-J, E- Speer with the Miniums deliver«*! by the visiting at 4 cents each, Any child ran pui*tln-m
will manage the business ns soup ns she minister.
up or Stevens & Woodruff will place them
is sultlcienily recovered UTTlo so. Mr. F.
At the close of the morning service a for eight cents, making yuur iotal oim zu
C. Graves will have charge _of the stare, meeting of the members of the church was cents.
anil all the old customers, nnd new, nre held. Prof. N. J. Perkins was elected
e Cull at Sanford's lending Fui lullin'Inure
invi ted to call nnd be assured uf courteous moderator, and Mr. H. E. Tolar, the church for Furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, ngiumt,__ J
treatment nnd-antisfnctnry srrvirc” thni TlCfKrWna In hii~ place. On motion.- a (Halles, etc. Sanfunl Furniture (b. J U.
formerly characterized this store.
unanimous call was extended to Rev. J. Davison, manager.
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gr.
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is the basis o£ all wealth
-Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the
million immigrants annually to
*1„Ui 1.
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1
shores /from over crowded!—Europe
l.Sv..^:
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1,1 the Sanford District—su-b-irrigatet
watered by everlasting artesian wells
iow, before the mighty host of land-hungry peopl
tnd—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots----- -::-—
ots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payments
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
�S pX q lìr
ms
./AL SANFORD— Li/e la LVort/i Living
Number 10
ÏÏE R A U )
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1908
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NEWS O f THE WORLD A NEW PICTURE OF THE SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SHOWING THE ANNEX A LL AROUND FLORIDA
Hems of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
The General News of "The Land
of Flowers" •'
happenings d u r in g t h e w e e k
CULLER EROM THE STATE PRESS
m
Here the Reader* Will find a Brief |
Historical Sprint Flowing
Tor Hurried Reader*
f t ‘"-•'T'Vt'
Mninc, tho
uio advance
auvnnee I
Tbe U.. S. battleship Maine,
"inJKle he drrvH
In *Pbfts- f
An Epitome or the Week*» Most linportent Happenings In the
__ State's Domain.
f ■
Jr,
-r
-T&i
ife-Tr*')*
rt. C
mouth. N. H., harlwr Oct 10, and the Al-
- »barns. the second of the fleot, anchoml I
In N e w
York harbor. Both vessels were
received with much enthusiasm. The
**
course covered was about 35,000 miles, |
~Ind the trip'wds made In 308 days.
As the result of n fight between o won
dering band* of Flathead Indians and Wor
den Peyton and his deputies, near Hol
land's Prairie, Montano, Oct 18. tbe war
den ami four Indians nre dead.
During b violent snowstorm in Colorado
Saturday and Sunday six persona lost
their lives.
Pinal funeral services over the remains
>lata Piab-p H—wy-C^Pottee -e f-ti
T ^ p o l cliurdCwcTcnrcM In New" Y ork
ANFORD is rapidly growing n reputation ns an educational center nnd the enrollment thin yenr of over -100 pupils ns
TjclTaO. The services were the moat Im
ngainst last years enrollment of ¿05 shows the remarkable growth of Sanford nod tin confidence placed in the school by
pressive pver held in this country, and
the people living in the Celery .Delta. Much of the success of the Sanford High School in due to the nble management of
were participated in by churchmen from
various sections of New York nnd the the School Hoard ond the clficient work of Prof. N, J.. Perkins and his able gflsistmn« Ttm mut nf .itw» High-^Scj iin{E"ti(PO tiT V'
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___________ _____ jlm s ciaimaui.MrarcofatatWTtlfrYstnäal appropri o(Ihn fur these institutions.
nt inr^ :- Tlrg faodrwn!
•CTypTof tte" Catfie^ral o f ~5t. John tiUîiTTlë’îîanHini HiglfTïchool is keeping pace witli tlie growth of tlie city and is going fame throughout the Stute us a temple
tbe Divine now iieintl built on Morningside of learning Becond to itone.
S
Heights. Tlio tomb ia In the dmnoel be
tween the communion rail and face of the
aluui ami ia (he lirst one in tbe magnificent edifice. It will be marked by n mar
ble tablet.
awery. New York** famous-time-1
oughforc, is to be redeemed by tbe new
Christian psychology, tbe new healing sys• itin known ns tbe Emmanuel movement.
THE NEW R A I L R O A D
with the river transportation, nnd there
are rumors to the effect that a new linn
of boats may be put on to take core of
tlie freight and passenger service between
Sanford and Jacksonville, thus transport
ing both from northern points direct to
tbe celery delta.
Messrs. Chase. Whitner. Rossiter, Con
nolly nnd Forster deserve a vote o f thanks
from tlie people of this section for this
great enterprise, and everyone on tlie
line of raiiroud should help out the pro
ject In every way possible.
Several views were taken of the men
at work upon the new road und tin* San
ford & Everglades will ndd one more link
in the enterprise of the Celery City.
A. P. Connelly is general manager of tlie
new rnilrond, nnd having years of exjx*ri
dice in the railroad line, cah lie expected
to push tlie work of the road through to
completion.
A. C. L. SURGEONS MEET HERE
' *On'iTii' TFcoFf thirlffrfltice sfioiiTd be the ’
foundation of law, Judge Gordon of tlie
rtWnfmrtYWtrff hPRtYrsfafrtnigffaodhty fast
week set aside n Jury’s verdict of guilty
anil discharged tbe prisoners— Robert McNnmee nnd Emilio Gnicia—charged witli
nggrnvnted assault on the editor of a Cubnn paper in Tnmpn. Tlie editor lias left
the country.
Ocala Banner: It is claimed that tho
green fruit from Florida is demoralizing
prices, and is for nil the world like "killing
the goose thnt lnys the golden egg." It
does look like something ought to tie done
to prevent it.
Hon. D. E. Mel.in. commissioner of
agriculture, was in Ocala, having arrived
-Krtdtty fttiftr Xlficnun_coUiHy,’~wIFcre lie
has lieen looking over the state convict
camps of Dutton & Go. He la well
pleased with the manner lit which the
convicts are being handled by tbe various
lessees over tlie state nt present. Ha
LiirteMdcd^mnfcfaTg^'tr iq
‘l^uirLof~ the state. Gut urgent business’
called
him back to Tullalinssee.
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Attorney E.W. Davis'wiis recently sent
bo* of gunvns by a friend and sent n
negro boy to the depot for them. On tlie
negro’s return to tlie house without them,
Mr. Davis inquired why tie did not bring
them. “ "Boss, dey ain't derc." Mr. Davis
phoned and was informed tlint they were
there. Tlie negro went again, but soon
returned ami said, "Boss, dnr. is er box
down dar fer yo\ but wliatevcr is in it is
slio dead."—Tavares Hchild.
About One Hundred Came Up Tlie Str
Johns River
Tlie fourth annual meeting of tlie Asso
ciation of Surgeons of tlie Atlantic Gmst
l.lue Railroad Company convened In.Jack
sonville, Tuesday morning. There were
Purest (ires liave been ruging. aguiu the I I OPENS UP A RICH SECTION
about one hundred of Uie members pres
Jacksonville Times - Union:
All the
past week in Pisque Isle and Alpena coun
ent from iMiints throughout tlie great rnll- ncws|Hi|>eni of tbe country raising money
ties,. Michigan. Vast amount of property
mnd system.
for tlie lirynn nnd Kern campaign fund
damage is reported, running into tbe mill The New Road Offers Great Promise
Tile first session was held in Uie Board have lieen able to send In only about
To
Growers
und
Sanford
Peo
ions it is feared hundreds of |ieople have
of Trade building in Jacksonville nt 10 $100.000 to the national campaign head
ple Generally
fyst their lives.
¡s
»'clock in tlie forenoon, and 3:30 ill the quarters. Tills is not nearly enough for
Monday and*- Tuesday of tbs week
la the presence of some 200 sjiectntors
afternoon tlie association boarded tlie Clyde the expenses of n country-wide cam
marked
an e|>ocIi in tlie history of Sun*
in Ikanchbrouk Pork. Newark, N. J., Oct.
Une steamer City of Jacksonville for a paign. Consequently, another urgent cull
19. Justice II. 1). Howell committed suicide ford, for on those day4 tbe real work on
(rip up tbe St. Johns river to Sanford, ar iub been scut out for funds. Tbe question
tbe Sanford & Everglades Rnilrond wus
by stabling himself in tbe bend.
riving here at 10o'clock Wednesday morn is. "Shull the democracy allow this elec
commenced. For many weeks past tlie
ing. Tlie wives nnd daughters of many tion to go by dcfauItT What maybe done
The 150th nnnlvcrsary of the birth of
papers have been full of notes about tills
of themembers made tlie trip also. During Is shown “by Uie success of Uie two gen
Noah Webster was celebrated at New Ha
new road nnd the survey Work taking
the trip u session uf the association was tlemen nf Tampa who raised $250,1(1 a
ven, Qinneetieui. OcClG.
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----place, but this week the reality was
held at which Uie following progrunt was few days, canvassing only the business
,°,V'
,c ° f Oklahoina hns brought |forue(j UjW|j the people when tile yirk of
given:
¥
section of tlint city for the fund. They
»ult fur libel against W. R. lleurst. laying grading actually began. All day Monday
A WEEK Of AMUSEMENTS
Surgical indications for the operation of exiicct to secure much more money before
,r damages ni $1100,000.
and Tuesday large parties drove out or
Gastro enterostomy, Dr. John E. Boyd,
, At Washington, Oct. 10, under direct l walked out to view tills moat important The Brcloii-Kunkcl Company Hold the Jacksonville, Fin.; TheIreatinciilufcertuin they cease.
The citizens of Mount Dorn, together
oedm uf the Pope, Rl Kev. Laurenus Ve- smrt In Sanford's murch of progress,
Local Boards
fractures, and results. Dr. S. T. Carswell,
wjih some of-thooe of-the- aumrandtng"
resof Mexico/wna consecrated a bishop.
The right of way starts from tho eon*
The first week of.the season a-tuigtig«»- Gitrtt; Fin.; Solution hydrogen dioxide. Dr.
villages, met on the 14th Inst, and organ
it was one of the few instances of n Jesuit 1»eftion of the Oveido brnnchfff tile A C
mt'iit of the Bretun-Runkel Company at E. Hlackahcnr, High Springs. Fla.; The rail
Wag made n bishop In Uie Catholic church. L.. near Park avenue, and crosses Snn- the Sanford Ojx-rn House o|ipiicd must road trespasser. Dr. Luden Lüften, Empo ized a branch of the Florida Orange Grow
P.11. Morrissey of Cleveland, grand mas-1 ford avenue near Hie Close place, taking auspiciously, full houses greeting the ex ria, Vti.; A simple system of draining the ers' Association, fur the purpose of assist
ing 111 (he distribution and marketing uf
V« of the brotherhood of Railway Trnln- a southeast course tlmaigli the celery cellent companx each night.
guli-tructs. Dr. E. Dickinson, Wilson, N.C.;
tho Florida orange crop.
■*“. has been elected president of the delta and tbe richest farming country in
The show is all that has been claimed papers (titles 'not announced; re|xirts of
Christina Kelly, tho 8-year-old duughAmerican Railway Employes' and Invest- the'On tire south.
fur it. and everyone speaks in tlie highest cases.
ter
of Mr. und Mrs. Joint Kelly, was shot
an'Association.
I ; Men und teums areas busy ns bees terms of tlie dramatic ability of the comTills gathering of surgeons of this p o p
Chicago had a million dollar fire on the breaking tbe ground and filling in. nnd puny, as well as of die excellence of the. lar railroad-system imnnntly ll'b source of nmi instantly killed nK-Ea^natldlna, Oeto-I6lh iast.. which destroyed tbe-Interna- preceded by an efficient corsw of en moving pictures and electrical effects pleasure to the members of tlie -ussocia ber !7Ui, by Bernard Cone, 14 years old,
tloonl Salt go » docks, the office of the El- 8inecr* under the supervision of Chief which have been made imssiblchy the rc- lion, und each year surgeons from nil over while tlie children were ut »lay nt tlie .
tin, Joliet & Eastern railway and fifty I Engineer Ginn, the work is being ruslied cent insinuation of un electrical niant. ~~ it»-nyiui»m-fpulM»T—in [nollmtil« rt-unlmi~'^tin<l~
Ifelglit ears.
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through, the conumny exnectjptf »■> hove.
Mr. John Eastman, wife nnd six chil
Till1pregratil is i huiiged each night, and ami tliis year was qo exception to Uie rule.
Hie first live miles ready for cars the first either a drama or comedy Is given, inter The trip up the rjver was an innovation und dren, traveling in a typical up-country
ffandest and most spontaneous re- day of February.
wagon, passed through Woycross, Gu„
spersed witli tlie latest moving pictures, thoroughly enjoyed by nil.
aaption ever uccoritod by ope nation tp I
Leaving outside the great benefits to illustrated songs, and polite vaudeville.
While in this city they were guests of October 17tti. en route from West Virginia
*t»lber wus (hut bunded to the American |
fie derived by tbe celery growers nnd the
Tlie lilieral patronage accorded the Hrit- the Sanford House, and were driven abqut to take City. Fla., having been on Uie
■tonof War vessels IA Japan
Th*»n...t ii
tll*B weeM people of Sanford, this new road, after on-Kuukc! Company this week insures tlie city nnd through the celery deltn, leav road since July 23. Mr. Eastman sold
nilrul
r. in
n con
command of the visiting ||oavhqjv tlie celery delta, will traverse success for the season hence they will re ing on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, be wns making the change on account of
Vat says ho never saw or heard of anysome of the richest timber tracts In Flor- main in Sanford during the entire season. Many of the membere expressed great his wife's liealUi, und that he would set
u4hiag Uke it The enthusiasm is uuboundtd mnjit.j -u ,
7----------------- |Ida, and the right of way Jo the southern
pleasure ut viewing tlie famous celery tle near take City. . ,
vtWii*
i|C i*SStS mU* ,lie Tishurs are en(j 0f pioridi will do much toward openfields, of which they had heard so much,
Will Advertise Sanford F. M. Brown, tlie hotel proprietor at
^
uu t te country uffonls.
lag up tills vust region which for years
A meeting of representative citizens and for uu inspection uf which thu trip Silver Springs, charged with robbing the
. The cornerstone fora ¿2,000,000Cath- has laid Idle, only owkiting the advent of nnd member^-of Uie Sanford Board of Wus iu purt planned.
postuldce ut that place, came into nolo-*
*<• cathedral was |ald in St
Uda I tlie steel rails to awaken' It Into life and Trade was held in the oftlce of J. N.Wliitriely October 17 by attempting to commit
New Llne*of Steamers
. ,-i " I civilization.
ner on Thursday night and matters of in
suicide. ~A ' few days.ago Brown was ar
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Tlie
Sunford
und Geneva Steamboat Co. rested ami confessed to tlie chnrges of
terest were discussed regarding ' Uie ad
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate
A i,ef tbe conlIUctio,) o/.
•iivass/ilfetK ^QBJfiHfclitttauizaUoti in shipping cir robbing tbe iwstuffice on two different
Fielding of the Chlctifto CaUiolic I milc5 through the wilery della, Uie San- vuntages of Sanford.
’**' r ' Corpus
“
ford
Traction
Co.,
which
has
already
ob
It
was
decided
to
have
an
office
in Jack cles, and the new company will operate u occasions. He was brought before the
airi^i. Two shots were
tained
a
charter
from
the
city,
will
con
sonville
during
the
winter
season
with u daily steamer between Sanford und Lake United States commissioners and required
MtUef «“ king effect. The shooting
nect
with
the
railroad
and
build
a
trac
competent
man
In
charge,
and
he
will be Harney. C. L Pagonhurt it general man to give bond for »1,300.
«’ “«ogaervice Sunday.
tion road Uirough the streets of Sanford, supplied with good lileruture descriptive ager of the new company und has recently
Jerry Crowley, a prominent young mer
TJPtmiaghnniiifo have a 17-story
17-st
skyllius giving the people within a radius of of Sanford and also a generous supply of added the new stcumer Alligator to tbe chant of take City, committed suicide last
-temper.
five miles on each side of the 'city a fruits and vegetables fresh from Sanford line. This will give the take Harney sec Friday by taking laudanum. Brooding
Nebriika military academy, near Lln- chance to market their crops and ship
every duy. There is no doubt but what tion an opiiortunlty to ship their fruits and^
“• was burned Oct 17: Loss 3100,000; direct from Utelr farms. _it___________ ,, this oftkle in Jnckson Wilejnil be the mentis vegetables. (Hill' will rneuii another I ml us- over the death t)f his wife Is supposed to
have been Uie cause of Uie suicide.
"^^y e jlzo .o o g ,
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It will also prove a great boon to own of attracting more people to Sanford Uiun try fur Sunford, making this Uie central
The annual Confederate reunion of the
R- Z. Taylor and Capt Q. Rankin. ers of suburban property, as they ca i f re any other movement could possibly do. sliipping point fur the lake region.
old
soldiers was held inTumpa oh the 21st
J ^ to n t attorneys of- Benton, Tenn.. side some distance from tlie business Our people are awake to Uio fact i|iat ad
The new steamslyp jlne will make spe
and
22nd Inst. A large number were la
LL7-Uken from Sard's tiotel. at Walnut center and still transact business In tlie vertising |iays. und Sanfurd will gain more cial provisions fur Carrying passengers, anil
attendance.
Uds beautiful trip lltrough the lake region
publicity Uiis year than evfcr before.
Z j r '
lho n,<fc*pof 0 « 19. by city proper.
The postmaster at Jacksonville is asking,
should be quite populur among Uie tourists.
In fact, there Is no end to the possibili
found »,***". ^ exl
Rankln's^hody was
the
Washington authorities for twenty ex
Heating
Stoves
^ WOod§; T ^*°r ha» ties or great benefits to be derived from
Just Received .
tra
men
to handle the extra wort during
AU
kinds—wood,
coal
oil
and
gas.
Have
the Sanford Cc Everglades Railroad and
The largest line of sporting goods ever ilie coming winter.
a.
your
old
stove
cleaned
and
put
up
now.
I lb,
hai ^ered »10.000 _ ward the Sanford Traction Co., end' only the
received in Sunford—guns, rides, hunting
The
usual
butchery
of
Armenians
by
the
Our
men
can
do
It
Telephone
No.
8.
future
can
unfold
Sanford
of
after
years.
Uty
Wies.
clothing,
etc.
Horry
J.
Wilson.
urks
is
reported
Uila
week.
'
GtOj ll. Fckna(j> Hakdwaue Co.
The traction company will co-operate
First Shovel of Dirt Thrown
Last Monday Morning
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October 17, ioga
P aie-IO
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER SO N A L
Haw Celery City Vanity Fair While
Away the Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
No Sympathy^eekprs
course I know that I nm poor,”
said a very popular, although nn
Impecunious society woman,“buti
somehow or other. I cannot feci poor."
"That Is the reason you are such a suc
cess." commentctriicr friend. "Mrs. Mul
timillions said the other day that you were
the only woman she knew who did not
bore her with your troubles, and that Was
the rcasbn she liked you so mudi."
Those who are not well oil, ns n rule,
make their straightened circumstances too
obvious, and people who Jm c.lo st money
nus women's clubs awaken and begin to
take oh a spirit gf rejuvinntlon. The Pa
rents' Club will soon hold its* first meeting
Of the new year, and the ncvjly organized
Social Club will speedily get down tabus!ness and odd much to Celrry City social
life, while the various dnnrfnft and card
clubs are already on the qui vivo.
••♦•The Wednesday Club; which is the oldest
of the women's clubs in this city, and
which is renowned for its Intellectuality
and the seriousness of its discussions nnd
deliberations, has formulated a most in
teresting programme for the twenty-six
sessions to be held this season*. The first
assembly will be held on the second Wed:
tiesdny in Novcmbcri which is the lltli.
Then the president will make an Inaugural
address and the members will relntc Inci
dents of Summer's Outing. The principal
number will be a paper by Mrs. George L.
Marls on the ‘.‘Accession' and Reign of
Georgo III." Throughout tho season the
club will discuss English history "From the
accession of George HI. 17G0,
The Wednesday Club was established in
lHt)4, nnd Its present officers are; Mrs.
Luclcn K. Phllijw, president; Mrs. Geo. JL
ilxitij. vice-ptcsldent; Mrs. A. M. Thrasher,
. h i l f i f t i r ^ ^ - i p M ^ - W r s . B. V, Whit
tier. jr., secretary and treasurer.
i
take a. back scat, nnd of course' arc not
urged to conic forward, but if they bad re' \
mained In the front no one would have
questioned their right to tie there. It is
not necessary to spend much or etlter: :
tain In ordc_rjq .m aintain it .wailiutLonct
you have attained It. All you have to do
Is to be agreeable, nnd'not let society see
thni you arc worried. Society Is goodnatured if you do not exact sympathy,
and is disposed to be friendly to its mem
bers who have suffered reverses if they
are plucky and cheerful about it, nnd con
tinue to go about.
u
Of course, if • people ore . morbid and
t.d. Ilrorr,
Rddle Rumimi
nrri<* Knimlng»r.
. avoid their former associates, the latter
toy Camilher».;
'V
cannot be expected to hunt them
but
llrrWrr;
— ■— =t KrnTiStW,
11 theylii&h their frtfiniTfl-ir is, b ’ nim?
Ji-fT Cntrutlii-rs.
iltaoelio Amick,
cases out of ton.-more the fault of the
jieople themselves than of-,their former
Ladle
'associates. Vanity Fnlt hns no time to | °The ladles of Sanford, recognizing the
look after those who full by "the wpyslde. • need of more social features to while away
« h fn tiS : the;goldo h i wwifg-rin rtin r the im nj nin r i n i
—KH» ostrnciscs hercitTzeris simply because
tlvcy arc poor. It is the concomitants of
poverty that she objects to—the shabhincss, the law spiriis. and, above all, the
pride which opes humility, which is more
boring limn anything else.
A dele ,
ter season, formed a permanent organiza
tion nt -the Sanford House yesterday,
with twenty-five charter members present.
Tho following ollicer» were elected:
Mrs. Forest Lake, president; Mrs. H. F.
Wliitner, vice-president; Mrs. Samucl-Pulestnn. secretary; Mrs. John Dickens, treas
The Club Season at Hand
urer
The followini^boaid of nvamigprft were
_.WitlUiic.Tieur.apprv;idruf. the vjiutcr
months, nnd the long evenings, the vnri- elected: Mrs. DoForrest, rlinirmna; Miss
Perry .Leo öTMncbn,
"to
, Go.,----Charlotte Keeler. Mrs. H. P, Driver. Mrs.
church as pastor. Mr. Lee Is rccon
Cruse Dnrnes and Mrs. G. S. Derry.
very, highly, find It Is the hope of
T h e . Social Club proposes to hold regu
pie here.that he will accept the i
lar meetings at the Sanford House, tem Where Devout of the Celery
porarily, although a club house will be
Holy Cross episcopal
City Worship Tom orrow.
arranger! for at an early date, in which
Rêv. B. F. Brown, recti
e,
II;
evening
trtvlee.
many social features will take place durm.; B. F. Wnltner. Si
mectiaj. « 4j
ing the season. The Social Club should
prove a success, and will do much toward RESUME O f AIL CHURCH EVENTS
Bishop Gray preached last S
advancing Sanford ns n social center.
the morning service and gave a
Of Interest to Those Religiously In discourse upon “The Advent, i
BEST HOTEL SERVICE IN FLORIDA * dined— Subjects of Discourses
coming of Christ.'*
The regulnr services will be
for the Sabbath,
morrow.
Traveling Salesman Speaks Highly of n » F ..« « . ®e «s* ci
R«qM«i*a Id
ItiquiifQ
to b<i*f
biih| or
wi
--- «
*_—*rm_ l
Sanford (loupe
otKor Church N«wi lo iHu offic# nol Ultf lh*H
Congregatlonal
A well known traveling salesman who
Rev. R. R. Kendall,
*,'
"
”
on'
rirs
t
Methodist
service,
11;
evening
serviß Ä f Ä
lives in Jacksonville nnd makes a tour of
T ’n'a*
R*v D. B. Sweat, ps»tofi church, corner Park Wednaeday, 7;30>p. m.; Hahhath
{ lu ''" 4
the state from Jacksonville to Miami, was avenue and FUih street; parsonage, comer Mag
Superliitendrnt.
*1 * 1,1
nolia avrnue and Seventh street; Pnoo* *34,
in the city one day this week and re Sunday
morning service at 11; evening service,
will preach morning and
marked to one of our merchants that “the 7:30; Sunday school, 8:45 a. mj Jno. K. Melcr
services ns usual, am
tlnger, Supt. Epworth League; 4:00 Sunday evenSanford House was the only hotel on his
Strangers and visitors WlU find a corroute that deserved the name of a hotel."
Presbyterian
This is certainly a strong recommenda dial welcome to nil the s e rv e s . "Cornu
ne», J.
j . F.
r McKInnlnn, pastor; mornli
tion for Sanford's famous hostelry, and thou with us nnd we will do tbeo good." jIt;Rev.
evenln;igservk», 7:30; Sahhaili-----v |" ;1,Vril>
!J,3ii *v.
demonstrates that the excellent cuisine Preaching morning nnd evening by the m.; Henry Mcljnilln, Supt.: Prayer
prayer Hireling H rj.
nrsdsy, 7:1:3U p. m.
and (lccommodntions furnished under the pastor.
The pastor will preach nt ihn morning
Superintendent Mettingcr Is nt home
able management of Harry P. Driver are
and
evening services, All are cordially
again nnd would be glad to greet the enbeing appreciated.
invited.
«
’ It Is a wv4> kn*r.x*»J*ci‘t—**.7*W***. v-*iß
salesmen ore-well able judge the m erlu
r w tif- m
lie
of n hotel, ami their opinion is priced young people urged to attend.
Hev, II, Fox, Lector; irrv lc e t -evri-v
i
.•
fourth
Sunday;
early
m
att.
7 a tn nin%%«„Ji 4m*
highly by the proprictorsof first-classhosMonday afternoon at 3:30 the Woman's moo. 10 . . m.; Sunday school.
8 B,‘ m Ä
telrics.
Home Missionary Society Will be enter
The Sanford House Is not n winter hotel, tained by Mrs. II. H. Hill, nt her home on
Change of Management
although cs|>ceiul efforts are made to at- Third street. The president, Mrs. Mettln
It will be of interest 10 the i*tract the tourists to make it their head ger, will preside.
Sanford to learn that Com
quarters. Mr. Driver has made it a yearround hotel and the good service is kept up
to the standard at all times, thus insuring
tjic traveling public real bote) accommo
A. first Friday, 3 p.
dations all tho year. The Sunforil House m.; Y. M. & last Friday. 1 p .m .
The Woman’s ftlisaionnry Socioty of the
tills year will have the largest tourist trade
in the history of the city, and already Mr. {¡jurist church will hold its annual "en
Driver has booked a number of tourists for listment meeting" next Monday nt 3:30
the senson. The location of the hotel Is o'clock nt the home of Mrs. M. M. Stew
ideal, situntod as it is upon the very shore art. A sketch of the society since its or
TTf talnrMonrocrnilirbfferiiig- the~lburi8t ganization will tie given; its alm a-for the
nnd sportsmen the greatest opportunity of coming year, ntid TltsO I’ciHin nf~dcteRnrff
their life to enjoy In the fullest sense lEcIr to annual meeting nt Winter Garden, at
inclination to hunt,, fish and race their this time. All, whether members or not.
are cordially urged la attend.
motor lion is.
Rev. J. E. McIntosh of Port Tampa,
¿ « r a p i r e t e
T he groceryrbusm
busi esrof the h
moriimg niulnight. Good “congregations
Speer will be carried on under the name attended the services, nnd all were pleased
Buy your houBc number» of ,\. r. nit)
of the,"Speer Grocery, nnd Mrs-J, E- Speer with the Miniums deliver«*! by the visiting at 4 cents each, Any child ran pui*tln-m
will manage the business ns soup ns she minister.
up or Stevens & Woodruff will place them
is sultlcienily recovered UTTlo so. Mr. F.
At the close of the morning service a for eight cents, making yuur iotal oim zu
C. Graves will have charge _of the stare, meeting of the members of the church was cents.
anil all the old customers, nnd new, nre held. Prof. N. J. Perkins was elected e Cull at Sanford's lending Fui lullin'Inure
invi ted to call nnd be assured uf courteous moderator, and Mr. H. E. Tolar, the church for Furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, ngiumt,__J
treatment nnd-antisfnctnry srrvirc” thni TlCfKrWna In hii~ place. On motion.- a (Halles, etc. Sanfunl F u r n itu r e ( b . J U.
formerly characterized this store.
unanimous call was extended to Rev. J. Davison, manager.
._
m Sic ‘J*
H
g r.
Hv**-;
C3
•
is the basis o£ all wealth
-Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the
million immigrants annually to
*1„Ui 1.
•*
|r
1
shores /from over crowded!—Europe
l.Sv..^:
1,1
th e
S a n fo rd
'
D i s t r i c t —s u - b - i r r i g a t e t
watered by everlasting artesian wells
iow, before the mighty host of land-hungry peopl
tnd—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots----- -::-—
ots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payments
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
�S pX q lìr
ms
. /AL S A N F O R D — Li/e la LVort/i Living
Number 10
ÏÏERAU)
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1908
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f' *
NEWS Of THE WORLD A NEW PICTURE OF THE SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SHOWING THE ANNEX ALL AROUND FLORIDA
Hems of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
The General News of "The Land
of Flow ers"
•'
happenings d u r in g t h e w e e k
CULLER EROM THE STATE PRESS
m
An Epitome or the Week*» Most lin portent Happenings In the
__State's Domain.
f ■
f t ‘" - • 'T 'V t '
' *On'iTii' TFcoFf thirlffrfltice sfioiiTd be the ’
Jr,
foundation of law, Judge Gordon of tlie
-T&i
rt. C
In *Pbfts- f -r
ife-Tr*')*
rtWnfmrtYWtrff hPRtYrsfafrtnigffaodhty fast
"inJKle he drrvH
week set aside n Jury’s verdict of guilty
mouth. N. H., harlwr Oct 10, and the Alanil discharged tbe prisoners—Robert Mc- »barns. the second of the fleot, anchoml I
Nnmee nnd Emilio Gnicia—charged witli
In New York harbor. Both vessels were
nggrnvnted assault on the editor of a Cureceived with much enthusiasm. The
**
bnn paper in Tnmpn. Tlie editor lias left
course covered was about 35,000 miles, |
the country.
~Ind the trip'wds made In 308 days.
Ocala Banner: It is claimed that tho
As the result of n fight between o won
green fruit from Florida is demoralizing
dering band* of Flathead Indians and Wor
prices, and is for nil the world like "killing
den Peyton and his deputies, near Hol
the
goose thnt lnys the golden egg." It
land's Prairie, Montano, Oct 18. tbe war
does look like something ought to tie done
den ami four Indians nre dead.
to prevent it.
During b violent snowstorm in Colorado
Hon. D. E. Mel.in. commissioner of
Saturday and Sunday six persona lost
agriculture,
was in Ocala, having arrived
their lives.
-Krtdtty
fttiftr
Xlficnun_coUiHy,’~wIFcre lie
Pinal funeral services over the remains
has
lieen
looking
over the state convict
>lata Piab-p H—wy-C^Pottee -e f-ti
camps of Dutton & Go. He la well
T ^ p o l cliurdCwcTcnrcM In New" York
ANFORD is rapidly growing n reputation ns an educational center nnd the enrollment thin yenr of over -100 pupils ns pleased with the manner lit which the
TjclTaO. The services were the moat Im
ngainst last years enrollment of ¿05 shows the remarkable growth of Sanford nod tin confidence placed in the school by convicts are being handled by tbe various
pressive pver held in this country, and
the people living in the Celery .Delta. Much of the success of the Sanford High School in due to the nble management of lessees over tlie state nt present. Ha
were participated in by churchmen from
LiirteMdcd^mnfcfaTg^'tr iq
various sections of New York nnd the the School Hoard ond the clficient work of Prof. N, J.. Perkins and his able gflsistmn« Ttm m ut nf .itw» High-^Scj iin{E"ti(PO tiT V'
‘l^uirL
of~ the state. Gut urgent business’
t________ _____
________________ jlm s ciaimaui. MrarcofatatWTtlfrYstnäal appropri o (Ihn fur these institutions.
nt inr^ :- Tlrg faodrwn!
called
him back to Tullalinssee.
tiUîiTTlë’îîanHini
HiglfTïchool
is
keeping
pace
witli
tlie
growth
of
tlie
city
and
is
going
fame
throughout
the
Stute
us
a
temple
•
---- ------- 7
• CTypTof tte" Catfie^ral of ~5t. John
Attorney E.W. Davis'wiis recently sent
tbe Divine now iieintl built on Morningside of learning Becond to itone.
bo* of gunvns by a friend and sent n
Heights. Tlio tomb ia In the dmnoel be
tween the communion rail and face of the
with the river transportation, nnd there A. C. L. SURGEONS MEET HERE negro boy to the depot for them. On tlie
negro’s return to tlie house without them,
aluui ami ia (he lirst one in tbe magnifiare rumors to the effect that a new linn
Mr. Davis inquired why tie did not bring
cent edifice. It will be marked by n mar
of boats may be put on to take core of
About
One
Hundred
Came
Up
Tlie
Str
them.
“ "Boss, dey ain't derc." Mr. Davis
ble tablet.
tlie freight and passenger service between
Jo
h
n
s
River
phoned
and was informed tlint they were
First
Shovel
of
Dirt
Throw
n
Sanford and Jacksonville, thus transport
awery. New York** famous-time-1
Tlie
fourth
annual
meeting
of
tlie
Asso
there.
Tlie
negro went again, but soon
ing both from northern points direct to
oughforc, is to be redeemed by tbe new
Last Monday Morning
ciation of Surgeons of tlie Atlantic Gmst returned ami said, "Boss, d n r. is er box
tbe
celery
delta.
Christian psychology, tbe new healing sysMessrs. Chase. Whitner. Rossiter, Con l.lue Railroad Company convened In.Jack down dar fer yo\ but wliatevcr is in it is
• it in known ns tbe Emmanuel movement.
sonville, Tuesday morning. There were slio dead."—Tavares Hchild.
Purest (ires liave been ruging. aguiu the II OPENS UP A RICH SECTION nolly nnd Forster deserve a vote of thanks about one hundred of Uie members pres
Jacksonville Times - Union: All the
from tlie people of this section for this
past week in Pisque Isle and Alpena coun
ent from iMiints throughout tlie great rnll- ncws|Hi|>eni of tbe country raising money
great
enterprise,
and
everyone
on
tlie
ties,. Michigan. Vast amount of property
mnd system.
for tlie lirynn nnd Kern campaign fund
damage is reported, running into tbe mill The New Road Offers Great Promise line of raiiroud should help out the pro
Tile first session was held in Uie Board have lieen able to send In only about
ject
In
every
way
possible.
To
Growers
und
Sanford
Peo
ions it is feared hundreds of |ieople have
ple Generally
Several views were taken of the men of Trade building in Jacksonville nt 10 $ 1 0 0 .0 0 0 to the national campaign head
fyst their lives.
¡s
»'clock in tlie forenoon, and 3:30 ill the
Monday and*- Tuesday of tbs week at work upon the new road und tin* San afternoon tlie association boarded tlie Clyde quarters. Tills is not nearly enough for
la the presence of some 200 sjiectntors
the expenses of n country-wide cam
ford & Everglades will ndd one more link
in Ikanchbrouk Pork. Newark, N. J., Oct. marked an e|>ocIi in tlie history of Sun*
Une steamer City of Jacksonville for a paign. Consequently, another urgent cull
in
the
enterprise
of
the
Celery
City.
19. Justice II. 1). Howell committed suicide ford, for on those day4 tbe real work on
A. P. Connelly is general manager of tlie (rip up tbe St. Johns river to Sanford, ar iub been scut out for funds. Tbe question
tbe Sanford & Everglades Rnilrond wus
by stabling himself in tbe bend.
new
rnilrond, nnd having years of exjx*ri riving here at 10o'clock Wednesday morn is. "Shull the democracy allow this elec
commenced. For many weeks past tlie
ing. Tlie wives nnd daughters of many
The 150th nnnlvcrsary of the birth of
papers have been full of notes about tills dice in the railroad line, cah lie expected of themembers made tlie trip also. During tion to go by dcfauItT What maybe done
Noah Webster was celebrated at New Ha
Is shown “by Uie success of Uie two gen
to push tlie work of the road through to
the trip u session uf the association was tlemen nf Tampa who raised $250,1(1 a
ven, Qinneetieui. OcClG.
__ new road nnd the survey Work taking completion.
-j—
----place, but this week the reality was
held at which Uie following progrunt was few days, canvassing only the business
,°,V'
,c °f Oklahoina hns brought | forue(j UjW|j the people when tile yirk of
¥
section of tlint city for the fund. They
»ult fur libel against W. R. lleurst. laying grading actually began. All day Monday
A WEEK Of AMUSEMENTS given:
Surgical indications for the operation of exiicct to secure much more money before
, r damages ni $1100,000.
and Tuesday large parties drove out or
Gastro enterostomy, Dr. John E. Boyd,
, At Washington, Oct. 10, under direct l walked out to view tills moat important The Brcloii-Kunkcl Company Hold the Jacksonville, Fin.; TheIreatinciilufcertuin they cease.
The citizens of Mount Dorn, together
oedm uf the Pope, Rl Kev. Laurenus Ve- smrt In Sanford's murch of progress,
Local Boards
fractures, and results. Dr. S. T. Carswell,
resof Mexico/wna consecrated a bishop.
The right of way starts from tho eon* The first week of.the season a-tuigtig«»- Gitrtt; Fin.; Solution hydrogen dioxide. Dr. wjih some of-thooe o f-th e - aumrandtng"
it was one of the few instances of n Jesuit 1»eftion of the Oveido brnnchfff tile A C mt'iit of the Bretun-Runkel Company at E. Hlackahcnr, High Springs. Fla.; The rail villages, met on the 14th Inst, and organ
Wag made n bishop In Uie Catholic church. L.. near Park avenue, and crosses Snn- the Sanford Ojx-rn House o|ipiicd must road trespasser. Dr. Luden Lüften, Empo ized a branch of the Florida Orange Grow
P.11. Morrissey of Cleveland, grand mas-1 ford avenue near Hie Close place, taking auspiciously, full houses greeting the ex ria, Vti.; A simple system of draining the ers' Association, fur the purpose of assist
ing 111 (he distribution and marketing uf
V« of the brotherhood of Railway Trnln- a southeast course tlmaigli the celery cellent companx each night.
guli-tructs. Dr. E. Dickinson, Wilson, N.C.;
tho Florida orange crop.
■*“. has been elected president of the delta and tbe richest farming country in
The show is all that has been claimed papers (titles 'not announced; re|xirts of
Christina Kelly, tho 8-year-old duughAmerican Railway Employes' and Invest- the'On tire south.
fur it. and everyone speaks in tlie highest cases.
ter
of Mr. und Mrs. Joint Kelly, was shot
an'Association.
I ; Men und teums a re a s busy ns bees terms of tlie dramatic ability of the comTills gathering of surgeons of this p o p
Chicago had a million dollar fire on the breaking tbe ground and filling in. nnd puny, as well as of die excellence of the. lar railroad-system imnnntly ll'b source of nmi instantly killed nK-Ea^natldlna, Oeto-I6lh iast.. which destroyed tbe-Interna- preceded by an efficient corsw of en moving pictures and electrical effects pleasure to the members of tlie -ussocia ber !7Ui, by Bernard Cone, 14 years old,
tloonl Salt go » docks, the office of the El- 8inecr* under the supervision of Chief which have been made imssiblchy the rc- lion, und each year surgeons from nil over while tlie children were ut »lay nt tlie .
tin, Joliet & Eastern railway and fifty I Engineer Ginn, the work is being ruslied cent insinuation of un electrical niant. ~~ it»-nyiui»m-fpulM»T—in [nollmtil« rt-unlmi~'^tin<l~
Ifelglit ears.
*
through, the conumny exnectjptf »■> hove.
Mr. John Eastman, wife nnd six chil
Till1 pregratil is i huiiged each night, and ami tliis year was qo exception to Uie rule.
Hie first live miles ready for cars the first either a drama or comedy Is given, inter The trip up the rjver was an innovation und dren, traveling in a typical up-country
ffandest and most spontaneous re- day of February.
wagon, passed through Woycross, Gu„
aaption ever uccoritod by ope nation tp I Leaving outside the great benefits to spersed witli tlie latest moving pictures, thoroughly enjoyed by nil.
October 17tti. en route from West Virginia
illustrated
songs,
and
polite
vaudeville.
While
in
this
city
they
were
guests
of
*t»lber wus (hut bunded to the American | fie derived by tbe celery growers nnd the
Tlie lilieral patronage accorded the Hrit- the Sanford House, and were driven abqut to tak e City. Fla., having been on Uie
■ton of War vessels IA Japan
Th*»n...t ii
tll*B weeM people of Sanford, this new road, after on-Kuukc! Company this week insures tlie city nnd through the celery deltn, leav road since July 23. Mr. Eastman sold
nilrul
con
r. inn command
of the visiting | |oavhqjv tlie celery delta, will traverse
be wns making the change on account of
Vat says ho never saw or heard of any- some of the richest timber tracts In Flor- success for the season hence they will re ing on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, his wife's liealUi, und that he would set
main in Sanford during the entire season. Many of the membere expressed great
u4hiag Uke i t The enthusiasm is uuboundtd mnjit.j -u ,
7-------------------- | Ida, and the right of way Jo the southern
pleasure ut viewing tlie famous celery tle near tak e City. . ,
vtWii*
i|C i*SStS mU* ,lie Tishurs are en(j 0f pioridi will do much toward openfields, of which they had heard so much,
Will Advertise Sanford F. M. Brown, tlie hotel proprietor at
^
uu t te country uffonls.
lag up tills vust region which for years
A meeting of representative citizens and for uu inspection uf which thu trip Silver Springs, charged with robbing the
. The cornerstone fora ¿2,000,000Cath- has laid Idle, only owkiting the advent of nnd member^-of Uie Sanford Board of Wus iu purt planned.
postuldce ut that place, came into nolo-*
*<• cathedral was |ald in St
Uda I tlie steel rails to awaken' It Into life and Trade was held in the oftlce of J. N.Wliitriely October 17 by attempting to commit
New Llne*of Steamers
. ,-i " I civilization.
ner on Thursday night and matters of in
suicide. ~A' few d ay s. ago Brown was ar
__
_____
Tlie
Sunford
und Geneva Steamboat Co. rested ami confessed to tlie chnrges of
terest were discussed regarding ' Uie ad
An unsuccessful attem pt to assassinate
Ai,ef tbe conlIUctio,) o / .
•iivass/ilfetK ^QBJfiHfclitttauizaU oti in shipping cir robbing tbe iwstuffice on two different
Fielding of the Chlctifto CaUiolic I milc5 through the wilery della, Uie San- vuntages of Sanford.
’**' r ' Corpus
“
ford
Traction
Co.,
which
has
already
ob
It
was
decided
to
have
an
office
in Jack cles, and the new company will operate u occasions. He was brought before the
a iri^ i. Two shots were
tained
a
charter
from
the
city,
will
con
sonville
during
the
winter
season
with u daily steamer between Sanford und Lake United States commissioners and required
MtUef «“king effect. The shooting
nect
with
the
railroad
and
build
a
trac
competent
man
In
charge,
and
he
will be Harney. C. L Pagonhurt i t general man to give bond for »1,300.
«’“«ogaervice Sunday.
tion road Uirough the streets of Sanford, supplied with good lileruture descriptive ager of the new company und has recently
Jerry Crowley, a prominent young mer
TJPtmiaghnniiifo have a 17-story
17-st
sky- llius giving the people within a radius of
of Sanford and also a generous supply of added the new stcumer Alligator to tbe chant of tak e City, committed suicide last
-temper.
five miles on each side of the 'city a fruits and vegetables fresh from Sanford line. This will give the tak e Harney sec Friday by taking laudanum. Brooding
Nebriika military academy, near Lln- chance to market their crops and ship
every duy. There is no doubt but what tion an opiiortunlty to ship their fruits and^
“• was burned Oct 17: Loss 3100,000; direct from Utelr farms. _it_____ ____ ,, this oftkle in Jnckson Wilejnil be the mentis vegetables. (Hill' will rneu ii another Iml us- over the death t)f his wife Is supposed to
have been Uie cause of Uie suicide.
"^^yejlzo.oog, _ _ _ ; _
It will also prove a great boon to own of attracting more people to Sanford Uiun try fur Sunford, making this Uie central
The annual Confederate reunion of the
R- Z. Taylor and Capt Q. Rankin. ers of suburban property, as they ca if re any other movement could possibly do. sliipping point fur the lake region.
old
soldiers was held inTumpa oh the 21st
J ^ t o n t attorneys of- Benton, Tenn.. side some distance from tlie business Our people are awake to Uio fact i|iat ad
The new steamslyp jlne will make spe
and
22nd Inst. A large number were la
LL7-Uken from S a rd 's tiotel. at Walnut center and still transact business In tlie vertising |iays. und Sanfurd will gain more cial provisions fur Carrying passengers, anil
attendance.
Uds beautiful trip lltrough the lake region
publicity Uiis year than evfcr before.
Z j r '
lho n,<fc*po f 0 « 19. by city proper.
The postmaster at Jacksonville is asking,
should be quite populur among Uie tourists.
In fact, there Is no end to the possibili
found »,***". ^ exl
Rankln's^hody was
the
Washington authorities for twenty ex
Heating
Stoves
ties or great benefits to be derived from
J u s t Received .
tra
men
to handle the extra wort during
AU
kinds—wood,
coal
oil
and
gas.
Have
the Sanford Cc Everglades Railroad and
The largest line of sporting goods ever ilie coming winter.
a.
your
old
stove
cleaned
and
put
up
now.
I lb,
hai ^ e re d »10.000 _ ward the Sanford Traction Co., end' only the
received in Sunford—guns, rides, hunting
The
usual
butchery
of
Armenians
by
the
Our
men
can
do
I
t
Telephone
No.
8.
future
can
unfold
Sanford
of
after
years.
Uty
W ie s .
clothing,
etc.
Horry
J.
Wilson.
urks
is
reported
Uila
week.
'
GtOj ll. F ck n a (j > H ak d w au e C o .
The traction company will co-operate
Here the Reader* Will find a Brief |
Historical Sprint Flowing
Tor Hurried Reader*
uio advance
auvnnee I
Tbe U.. S. battleship Mninc,
Maine, tho
S
THE NEW R AILR O AD
^ WOod§; T^*°r ha»
- ««•captureandconvictionofthe
* - » n*___
-
■ ■
.
-
�—OaobAf 2d. tsog—
lltRALD
of sharpshooters. Whenonce he succeeds
in getting himself invitetl to talk, oil Ha
des couldn't stop his oratory. In this way |
he keejM in the eye of the public all the
time. If he would go and swat It to his j
victim! and let it go at that, no one would
care, but he adds insult to injury by pro
testing his “modetty" to the press, ond
Insisting on telling his tale of woe. You [
all have seen this man. for he lives in ev- {
ery town. He is n native of Sanford.
J g
In d u C C lT lC IltS
People’s Bank of Sanford
AT
D. L. THRASHER’S
‘A Chlel I» Among Ye. Taking Notes,
ond ro lth , He’ll P rent ’Em”—
So Says Soiintcrer.
S ( » W Ccmtpai^iMf to Tht lltrald.
A M onday M o rn in g b r e a m
I dreamed that I dwelt on an lile of cracked Ice.
In the m hlx of n Inkc of rhaiiipalgn, ‘
Where Mourned the mint Julep« In meadow« of green
- Amid «hewer« of illhla rain.
Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Furnishing
Store
Conducts a General Banking Business, with Conservatism and
Courtesy. Pays 4 Pt Cant. Intrrrat, Compounded Quarterly,
on.Savings Deposits, and
S h e K new
I had a dream la it night, ha laid.
•
I dreamed that I proposed
Ami that you answered "ye»' a t once.
And I may claim foreclosed.
Nuw, tell me, dear, think you that dream»
By tnnlrnrle» m u ngo!"
You had a nightmare, air, «he »aid.
And he dared not tell her "no."
I ns u r e s
#
'
Dcrposlts
.
Against
Loss
from any nnd all causes, Tills additional prutectlou costs
its customers nothing
Now Accounts Solicited
4 Although the bascbnll craze has sub-1
sided to a marked degree, I belieVe the
following story, which I found In the Oc
From far-away mnuniaini of crytlallne Ice.
tober issue of The Bohemian, to be timely
H. R. STEVENS.
M. M. SMITH.
C. S. DERRY,
A Zephyr refreshing
iln ‘ ‘ orni cool,'
and interesting. -Every fan knows Just [
Came ___
walling
t | the
ihchInccnac
______of■ »wert
. muscatel.
Vice-President
President
Cashier
That »parkled in many n pool.
how It Is:
My «ente« were toothed by the toft purling tong
"That gentleman who is to umpire
1 i ......... ..................................................................................................! U U U n m u
Of a brooklet of pooatc cafe.
the gnrnc today is lid old friend of
Thin rippled along over the jv WiW of »now.
mine,".snld the mild-mannered bnscTo a river of absinthe frapiie.
bnU fan to his neighbor as tltey sat
I>♦♦♦•>♦♦*
* i.*****«.*».**.
Ttien, lulled hy thé muilc of tinkling glow
leaning forward In the grnndstnnd,
From arhnrtime th a t danced on th t deep.
IrengWPf
I drealnlly tipped a high ball or two.
And languwAejVfori £ rg M et?£ - ‘j ■
_ _______^
_ \
■*aM*f*|
ftwVt
mnndr “play half.
And Ihrn I awoke on a bed of rock»,
“HeVone of the squares! and finest
With a bolttcr a t hard a t a brick.
A wrench to my nerk, a rack In my head.
of men. Yes. sir, he's as nice a fel—
And a tloihach detestably tick.
Say, watch the -graceful attitude of
High-Grade Ilou sc-B u ild in g a S pecialty ■
.V
our llrst battcrl He's got.his eye w ith.
tilth »and In my ayta an d a grit In my throat, Where the la tte of la it evening ttlll dung.
him today, too, for see how he letshli
And fait a bath towel »luffed In tny mouth.
first tpul one go— What did the um
Which I afterward found wni my (ongoe.
pire call thntf"
And I groped for the thread of the evrnlng U-forc.
"A strike." replied Ids neighbor.
DEALERS IN
In a mystified maze of my brain.
.
"Now,
what
do
you
think
of
thotT"
Until a great light buret upon me al lait.
Ball went u mile wide of the piutel
I'm off the wagon again.
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen ^and
Well, umpires wilt mako mistakes.
I've seen—"
morningI—The obstructionist
Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster \
At this Juncture a crack rent the
air and the ball lulled on n line to
San funi will prosper.
essiOHtc
ward the left field feuce.
S chloss Bo
The mild-mannered man was on liis
_____
fl*(
(USMae»»
mCI
Sanino*» t4 Nlw Vom«
4 In answer to anxious Inquirer, will say I feet In n Jiffy,
_
NÖW IN THE HOUSE: r ■— Pmiwr—Estimate^ mralTiill TniioiniflllDli felnllvetu.Rüiliiiug
UiaCcanalrtg-planta-do-not-have-to be lv 1 . ‘y *V *,hata_gvfrtl ftuii, -,»■» like
the dickensl
and mnke It a
gated to make-them grow;—Water is \
homer! Look at Chat cuss go, will
Cheerfully Furnished
served for the stock.
you! Go on: keep a-going! Don't IA complete line of Men’s Snappy, |
stop. Make it— What's tlintT"
Up-to-date Suits, in nil the
"The umpire called it a foul I"
lending Shndes nnd Pnttems
- 4 No fountain is so small hut thnt heaven I
"A foulT He's ernzyl .Say, Mister
Phono 69
Consult Us
inny he imaged in its Irosom. There is no ] Umpire, (Hit-on your glasses. A foull
Good Gad, man, you’re the limit!
ilewdroji that hangs upon the plant.
T lJH 0 1 g i3 ?lU -3 L , IttY.IOKOTIg^:
rnh m h rn r bough:JmmriiwtrTgfld
"P fä rffo fp H n r^ k . sñiTnrrírTF^
wlrefflrutiiiHrBl ■ Yiw’re rouenf
iaturc world wlicn the rays of the sun fall
n L Ratten!"________t_ --------------- [Besides on elegant line of Boys'|
Upon it. So there is no heort so scared by
And in disgust the mild-mannered
I
Ponts, Suits. Especial ntt ent ion 1
fun siutitled his derby hut down on
udvcrslty hut may be pulsated with Joy
is called to our strong nnd corntile scatauid sat on it.
,
.
when the voiceof sweet sympathy is heard
jiletc line of Men's Furnish
whispering words of consolation nnd hope.
4 .Daniel Webster said "If we work upon
ings, Shoes and Hats
marble
it
will
perish.
If
wo
work-upon
------4 StHttSttcrshfiV^lhsrnt- iffusenf^Uicrc'
pGive us n call. We can fit you from head |
O F SANFORD, FUA.
arc no bald-headed men in the asylums brass time will efface it. if we renr tem
to foot anil we guarantee to, please.
ples
they
will
crumble
into
dust,
but
if
we
r. H. RAND, P r« » ld » n l
OEO. PERNALD, Vlea-Pr»¿.
for the Insane. In the past, the excep
Yours for honest vulueff,**''■- f . P . F O R S T E R , C a sh U r
B. F. WHITNER, A»»t. C«»hl«r
tions'hnve been rare and unimt>ortant. work on immortal minds, if we imbue
^ J h i s may well furnish food for serious and them with principles, with the Just fear
Only National Bank in Orangp County
^R arncst thougliL You arc seldom per of God nnd lovt* of our fellow men, we en
Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco
mitted to know thnt a woman is bald, nnd grave on 'those tablets something which
stntls^ca on tills |xiint »re tacking as . to will brighten to nil eternity."
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
tlie fenflile sex. The reason that so many
DR. R. M. MASON
O R G A N IZ E D 1687
men lire hnid-hended is now given thnt 4 The girl who ullows a young man to I
•-*
DENTIST
they wenr their hair nil the time, while "pick hor up" ut the church door, after he
lias
hung
around
on
the
outside
during
Wclbom
Block
Phone IS
many women hang theirs over thebnekof
tlie service, hasn't u very deep sense of
a chair when tliey retire.
. Ssnfotd, Florida
propriety for her sex on whom, to u groat
4 There nre many clrildren In tills town extent, society must depend for its present
G EO . A D cC O T T E S
who go to.the postofllcc perhaps six times nnd future refinement. The Influence of]
n duy to inquire for mall. Of course, the the young lady should he made to count ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW
ones who go oftenesi nre usually the ones] for something at this very point.
Practice In State and Federal Courts
whose parents receive 0 pupcroncc-n week
nnd a tetter ubout once a month. This is 4 A local dealer in bicycle supplies re Wclbom BJock
CONTRACTORS
Sanford. Fla |
a'dccided nuisance to the postmaster, mid ceiver! a letter from a Volusia county far
and B U I L D E R S
parents should not allow their children to mer the oilier day inquiring the price of |
do it. Often sevcrnl children from one “a good India rubber lire." The missive
A .J C . H A R T
family go Into the ollicc nnd inquire for ended with a postscript: "How much do
tnnil within a few minutes of encli other. you charge for the dingus to stuff the wind SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN!
-The assistant postmnstcr one day noticed; into-the rubber with, nnd ~where do' you - Lavating and Cmtt-Sectlanlng for Olilnagv
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
„
a Stxclalty
a little boy who hnd Just inquired for mall sturtT"
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
meet Ills sister at the door and heard him
' on Applications
say. "no use in gain’ In; I asked for our 4 The pleasure n t h perfect afternoon in I
the park lust Sunday was marred by the T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N I
mail an* there wasn't anything for us.”
"O, I'm goln’ In. anyhow," replied the wrangling of a number of boys who grew
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
little girl cheerfully, and she did,
so noisy thut the band was forced to stop
AT-LAW
Parents should Imiircss the nonsense of playing until the boys could he' hustled I
• «hla tunning to the ixntoflke on theirchll- from the proximity of the band stand.] Lato Stale AUorney Srvruth Judicial Clrrnli m |
dron. If the children nrnovptMiisMl
lie ihuciila Club Ig needed hero or)
KptMrnrtn. Sanfunl and Sylvan Lake
the mail, let one in each family be ap
stout hickory club leaned against the
First Street
.
Ojiji. Postofiice j
pointed to the task, nnd let him ho In (reusers of these youthful scions of noble
structed as to what time he should go to families. The fkilice inform me that the A N D R E W
J O H N S O N
the ofllce.
nexf time such a scene occurs (lie Iwys
____ j*
will be hustled off to the city hostile where
‘ ATTORNEY-AT LAW
4 That tired feeling, which distresses the Uicir parents can' have the pleasure of
natives to dreadfully in the full time, gen ■paying a fine for the. release of these [
Wact 1er* In Stale and Federal Couru
tle Annie, is greatly nggrnvnted hy the hopefuls.
• v*
'
M. G. T. Building
Phon* 2 i8
insufferahle pomposity und assinlne as
* Yours.forl'rogreasl
DEALER IN
surance of nil attorney—not u lawyer, hut
tn r. S aunterer.
I reclined on o divan of la |e r lieer foam
With a iilllow of froth for my head,
While the »pray front a fountain of apnrkllnit dirt fix
. Descended like dew on ni y lied
ope Contracting Company
IFrom $15.00 lo $30.00
FIR ST N A TIO N A L BANK
L. t h r a sh e r !
n
ill
Repair Work Promptly Done.
M i
? i •- i V
H I!
M M
¡J Sr Ii f if
T '
H O L L Y .W IL L IA M S
■Uf
‘if*-
li
n
îîîîî««îîî«îtftîi«mi| Florida 5 Western Meats
|lp-to-Date I
-MkafULL LINE OE GROCERIES
Phone V,
Sanford Avenue
Restaurant
I*
¡failli
m,
* * i -P » " i f m M u t l . M. Smith h a . I.OOt)
of celery
land breaking into peaceful assemblies I ¡Jnj Sold on easy tenu».
•V» nnd talking pt theia. He is cunning as a
fox,' buFdevold of real ability. He has
- NOTICE
■ the gull of a Texn^stecr nnd tho braln of
WI IKK FAS. At a merlin« of the Board of County
u badger. He Insinuates himself Into into | Commlulonrre
jcmniuloner» oi Orange County, Florida, held at
the Court-hou»« on Tueaday, Ortobrr 6th, 1908, a
evyry public gathering that he can, and certain
qetltloo n ap R f S Ui «Ignad by Chaa.1;
then he bores them to death wkti a ha [Cloaeand other», reuuratlnf the Board ot County I
Comm iulonert to rttablU h a public drain or canal
rangue that ‘Would inakb an Egyptian through land» located in lownahlpa IB and 20,
range» 30 and 31. la »aid cuuniri.Uie «aid petition
mummy burst Its cerements and wildly being
»lined by * h a l repreaemed and purported tn
be
a majority of the property owner» ot the lend«
M c G l o n B r o s ., Proprietors.
waving lu fustian cry out for mercy. To
through which »aid drain or canal v u to be o il
add torture to tho insufferahle nuisance And whereai. under and by vlrtuaoi the law, ih,
lielitlon wa» laid over until the next regular
tlds brazen old blarney forces himself up »aid
inerting of the Board of Couaty CornmUaianara,
on the public jiress. He hounds the cdlt- And whereat, the next regular filer (Ini of j h e E v e r-y lliln g N e a l a n d C le a n
flotmt nfWxmty Conuiiiiitbuefx ft 111 & o n W rfrit
’ ■“"urs nnd tlie rejiorters. camps on their trail Monday, the eame le-lng the 2nd day of Novembar,
Now. therefore, ell perton» Intrrratrd In lands In
and makes life a burden to them. He »aid
and Cooked to Please the Palate
town»hi|w and rangca of land* adjacent theretells them that he has received an urgent 1, which are linUe or like!/ to be affected by tuch
rein u rra n a l. are nulilied that the M id County
of the Epicure
request to deliver an oration before suph Commla*loner»
will, on thnnuff
the »aid 2nd day of Novrm ' .
1908. conilder the »aid perl
petition: and all perand, such a body. He protests his modes | tier;
»on» Interrtied are berehy
thy given an opportunity to
reason Iwhy ouch petition
ty, and explains that he is Inundated with appear nnd preaent anyt reaton
or »hould not tn granted,
overtures to speak "anywhere and every •hould
And It U ordered thati (hta
^ Snotice
i be publlahed In Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue
Sanfunl Herald, a newapapoi puUlahed in San
where." He will pretend tliat lia doesn't The
ford.
know whether he will accept or no. You Done by order of the Board.
B k l. KOBIN
KOBIN SUN, C lerk/
^couldn't keep him away With 0 regiment | «.3
By M. A. Howard, t). C. m t à n m m t m u m m
ii E l C a p i t a n d e T a m p a
Five Cent Cigar
On the Market
2
•9
TOR SA L E AT
L. R. P h illip s ’
Drug. S tore
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. -.
Ca.
�SOCIAL WORLD
of Interest Concerning
Society People.
reiNTS
purely personal
w ctkry City Vanity Fair While
Iw iy Hi* C ° ,d e o » • u r * -
Social Goaalp.
HE dub Reason has scarcely started
,h« winter, and bcceause the
mind« of the women and glrla have
„ ^ wloed on the weighty problem»
¿ t o ita lighter conversation, have
¡L ^ rule. The other evening, for the
of miking conversation. I P«P I beanl o hostess propound the
^oo. "For a girl, which do you think
, moresdranuigeous,wealth of beauty!"
T
Without s moment’s hesitntlori iwoAj^oi the assembled ones answered.
newspaper business after the death of her
husband. S. M. Baker, n well known news
paper man. Mrs. Baker numbers her
friend» and acquaintances by the score,
being of a cheerful nature and lovable
disposition.
Mr. Overman. while n new resident of
Sanford, Is very popular with eveyonc.
Hu Is originally from Knlghtstown, ImlU
ana, but has traveled extensively through
out the United States, and being an expe
rienced manager of tho laundry business,
was called to Sanford to - take charge of
the Celery City laundry, where he was en
gaged for several months, and during hiB
residence met his fate and, like a sensible
man. intends to engage in business in this
city, and make Sanford his future home.
The Herald joins the many' friends of
the couple in wishing them a life of hap
piness. •
' . v , -* In sliding down the cellar door of life,
may they never strike the splinters or ad
versity.
W H ITE
SUITS
Ladies'
Have You a Fa rm ?
S HI RT
WAISTS
G eo. H . F ern ald
u' ,
%
■
H A R D W A R E
When Laundered cor
rectly hnvc u soft flex
ibility and the dressy
appearance
CO.
...Can Furnish..
mm
, vv l
W E KNOW HOW
Wlllloma-Wrlght
■W«lth." If It wn* conversation the
taitMdesired she was almost completely
A beautiful home wedding occurred in
ktouxL but being a girl of resources, the western part of this county Wednes
- *-»v^ja»<urw
ii tfiro took the opposite s ld c .a r u l.^ d a y •«¥ TdiQwOdoek-wbca- Miss ¡r
Vinnle
EL-Williams
became
tb
o
^
i
i
'c
f
.
d
C ; t I^
praclicnlly
•wiiniBWUS verdict
, . 1 ■ , Mr. -Jerome L. Wright. The ceremony was ; a- - - —— -------------- - *t
She stsrted, though, from the proposl- performed by Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor of
Umthat popularity and .marriage ore the the Sanford Methodist church. lh% beauti
ainli »11 girls strive after nbove every- ful rind service being used. The bride Is
ihiaf risaTmid she does not believe that the daughter of Deputy Sheriff "WliiiuTns,
^„pia of men she knows, men about living nenr Zellwood, and n sister of Mrs.
fttindo snd other places where site visits, Andrew Kelley, of Sanford. Tha groom
is a prominent young celery man, living
own for money.
She brought her contention right home. out on Celery Avenue, in the party going
U>o a »uutor conies to Sanford what out to the wedding from Sanford were;
A NOIHL LNB'JSIRY
jaa cares whether or not her father has
Mr. Wright. Mr. J. Williams, and
t
w
w
w
v w w w v * »VW W VW W
plitau or whether he has thousands. If Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelley. They went
' gwii not sttrncUve. Let him be a blont- from here to Mt. Dora, driving from Uierc
* «0 bond holder In tlie east, her invitations to the lovely home of Mr, Williams, stand
i more numerous in Sanford, If ing in n magnificent orange grove, just
tke Ola. The bridal
L h im o t Lhe_ attraction» nqces*ary.4o
ï> -Ut- somé - glri-como-to -tumed-bëre W«<lnesdày^ morni«g.Iswn who has carefully fixed over her
b t two winters'- ball dresses, trimmed
P a ren ts Club to Meet
Horne Made Bread, Like Mother
ip her »t-hfsne-dlscnrdod hats, a giri who
The Parents Club will meet at the school
Used to Bake
to vivacity, good' looks, some parlor house Monday; Oct. 26, at 3 o’clock p. m.
Dun It Brndstreet will never ftff interested III the welfare of the school
r 4
¿m a m e
„•
.,
-
"ni.n» f^nni
ES T IM A TES
EU R N ISH ED FO R M A T E R IA L OR W O R K COMPLETED
.
Sanford Bakery
-J5 2 £jlt*iw d
And, after the above.views had been
!!>e dfii^ - i io6,csa' diacuilowed discussion, and the evening
** saved as far us falk was concerned.
—AOku:.
Baker Overman Nuptials
^beautiful liome of Mr. and Mrs.
' J7*IU’ hist Sunday evening at 8:30
'* “ ■MnL s - M. Baker and J. H. Overr °
UI'lted in marriage by Rev. J.
the Presbyterian
The marriage was a great.surprisd to
.i
a,r Mends of the contracting par% .at*
have been kept busy lids
««ivlng congratulations.
known 11 Sanford,
.Ltidc
~~7 ”*• well
”KU »uown
■nd sí i!*1'1'*1 here tora numt er
«v «of yean*
y«»™
ܻ1mini
* 1»« <>n4^ edla
«ilUiaevy business. iFar
a number of
Mix baker was cin g a g e d in die
T h e o. J . M iller & B<m
House Furnishing. Good&
.^ S it w e s , C ro c TTe ry and G l a s s w a r e
Cakes Filietl Promptly
program lins tieen arranged as follows: ^
Instrumental music.
Mrs.Thfasliel1
Address,
- Prof. Perkins GîmhIs deliveretl to miy p a rts of the
Vocal Solo
Mr. F. B. Woodcock
City
Address,
Rev. J. F. McKinnon
Discussion by die inemtiers.
-H1* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .
Resolutions of Respect
To tlie Worshipful Master mid Brethren of
Snnford Lodge No. 62, P. & A. M ,
AND
Rrcthreu:
«
WitEHtAS. The fell destroyer, dentil, lias
again entered the portals Of our lodge
ami culled from among us our beloved
brother, M. A. Speer.who died nt tils'home
ROOM 20
in Sanford. Fin., October 9th', 1908; and,
Wiiekeas, He has passed on before; his
Upstairs, Pico Block
life-work is done; his reco rd Is made up
and we must ench inevitably in his turn
Open T uesdays 4 to G p.m .
follow iiim^ sooner or later to tbc great
AND
mysterious hereafter tnay it be our
steady aim' and unfaltering puritose so
S aturdays 4 to 9 p. in.
to live and work as ‘•Sons of Light" as
that dirough the riches of divine mercy
S t r a n i l e rs W e l c o m e
Olid grace wo muy bo accounted worthy
of admission into the Celestial Ixxlgc
above. We might pause here and mor
alize; but at such times as this silencs^ls
Subscribe Now for tbc
more ap|>ruprinte than wuril-palming,
even though dint yvord-pninting should
biend-our profoundest symiiathlua with
our highest ideal of Masonic excellence,
as tlinl.excellence has been illustrated in
the quiet, modest life and character of
our buncntf^l brother. Therefore, be it
R esolved , 1st, That in tlie sleuth of our
brother, N. A. Speer, Masonry has sus D A I L Y , S U N D A Y & SE M Itained the loss pf u zealous, intelligent
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virtuos wo wish to-im itate, and whose
memory we will ever cheriBh.
" All the news from everywhere, gathered
by tlie Associated Press, (the ac
Resolved. 2nd. That we tender to the
knowledged best news service on
wife atul little ones he leaves behind, ns
eurlii), and a stuff of Spe
well as reladves mid friends, our sincere
cial Correspondents in
sympathies, and for them we invoke that
every town in tlie
spiritual consolation which God alone can
S O U T H
bestow, not forgetting that God o ft times
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mercies to the family of our brother.
' Delivered by carrier. Daily -__.
Resolved. 3rd, That in honor of our
and Sunday 12c |*-r week.
brother this lodge wear the usual budg
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The Semi-Weeely Journal,
pf memory for thirty days.
-------one year, one dollar.----------R esolved, 4th, .That a memorial jiage
Write fur premium offers in connection
in tlie minutes of this lodge lie suitably
inscribed to tlie deceased brother, and with the Semi-Weekly. Samples and
that a copy of these resolutions be en agent's outfit free for asking. Subscribe
grossed and forwarded to die family; also yourself and then got your frU.-nds.lo sub
a copy be furnished The Herald and scribe. Liberal commission to agents.
Chronicle, our city papers, for publication.
C. R. Walxes,
G. W, S pences,
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H. R, S tevens,
"'DEAlJUnN
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Committee.
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Walt Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale
Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene
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Sanford Library
Free Reading Room
S H IP P E R S O F
Florida Friiits and Vegetables
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Atlanta
Journal
W. W.LONG
Lawn Mowers
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
want a good mower at a low price, now is
the Ume to buy. Also good stock of
scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes.
Harry J. Wilson.
When you .have an item of news coli
phone No. 148.
Frëtitâ Meats
Groceries
AND
Agent for Vlrglnia-Carollna Fer
tilizers
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LAUNDRY
vbm die is under consideration.
Whst'earthly difference does It mnko to
■man win is going to nsk a girl to go to
i dance, whfclher or not shu ImsjmmcyT
Hi fellow Is going to tnkc someone to
Ikeopera liousc. how much is it going to
ihim if_lhe.tlirl’s ¿nihec_lmfl_ a bank,
icraunt n mile' long! Would sucli give
himany additional ftlcnsurcf Why should
id Why should the matter of money eii
let tus heudf <
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Then let the little microbe commence
to wort. Let him commence TbTnok upon
the poor os (be most attractive individual
be’bad ever seen, had ever dreamed of,
. You know what n fool n man Is when he
ii In love. Could you convince sucli a
fellow that he should stop long enough to
look ep,her father’s rating before propos
l#|! Rubtijsh. lie would become indig
nant. would be insulted and would take
lb«center of die stage with his declara
tion that he would rnthcr live in a cotinge
with that particular girl than share a
palace with the richest heiress in the
world. .
Few men ihink of matrimony during
dl hours. Mighty few ever dream of marfitnl any particular girl until It is too
kte to see -uny other. What attracts
tk«ti,lo the first girl! Not a fntlicr’s
“Wfifyr«wely.
Not by n good deal.
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Some pleasant little trait, some appealing
•msnpllshment Borne bit of magnetism.
And (\jcr_ under tho spoil money and the
lYscdcal things of life can go linng.
Agirl with money can buy so many
htodaomc -clothes, can travel, go where
wants, get what she wants. Yes. but
you ever see u girl with money who
—7« 1-« h npprnt to men. who would iiot
flsdly sacrifice all her wealth for an in
spired interest on die purt of some utb»aiv* man.
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8 real mercenary view is to be
_ en dtia matter. one must remember
“ul 0,1 ll* money in this world is not
«»trolled by girls. A poor girl with po*«u (harms can win a rich man. while ii
giri with no charms ut all will prob7 appeal, from a mercenary standpsne to a poor fellow. There Is money
“ “ to <***• but which is to bo the
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Fence to Fence It
Lime to Sweeten It .»,
Wells to Irrigate It
Tile aacLSjewer
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to Drain It;
The Celery City
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s t a t e
A
g e n c y
E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9
Arc Oflcrinj* A n y anti A ll. K inds o f F lorida R eal E state
at
as Low
Prices
and on as reasonable terms
as
C an be Had A n yw h ere
Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florid«
-Do you realize The ngcessityTor a substantial
foundation as a purt of that sidewalk which you
' intend building? A nicely finished tbp lends
beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained
ojily when tlie same care is exercised in selection
of materials for tlie foundation as for the top coat. "
With Uiis fact in inind, I am importing dean hard crushed
stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specifica
tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation.
If you want a walk in which you can take pride in the years
to come, be sure that that foundation is right, This is one of
the characteristics of my work. Let me figure- on such u
walk for you.
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Sanford. Florida
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SANFORD HERALD
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SANFORD HERALD
MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS
October 24, iso
GOOD WORK OF ORPHANS’ HOME
Each issue of Tiie H erald presents n
varied menu of good things for the diges
uMUtwO Every Saturday Morning a t Sanford. Fla. tion of Its m any readers, and few. if any. A South.Floridian Brings Two Little
K. J. II0U.Y, Mm issini Editor
Foreigners to Enterprise.
county papers publish som anytnteresring
Rev. J. R. Cason came up to Sanford
luhsortpltsn Price, $1.00 ■ Yssr jn Advance departm ents, devoted to die general good
Entered a t aeobnd-daM mall m atter August 22nd. o f th e p e o p le .
. I BOS, a t the IW offlc* at Sontonl. Florid
Ht local and
under Art of March 3td. 1870.
from his home in Lakeland, yesterday, oil
a mission of mercy and love. a°work that
th e‘angels might well covet the privilege
of doing. He had In charge two little
children, whose mother diet! Inst week In
his town, leaving them alone in the
world. The mother nnd childrcd came to
Lakeland frpm _ Denmark about three
months ago. The chlklrcrt were four nnd
eight years of age, and neither one of
them could speak a word of English.
The youngest of them, a little boy, was
quite'ridti and DrrNcnl wns called In to
minister to his needs. Mr. Cason was
taking the children ncross the lake to En
terprise, where the orphans’ home of the
Florida Conference is to bo estnbllsced.
Mrs. Brooks will have these little ones
and some others who are there now in
charge until conference meets, in Decem
ber, and takas some definite steps to pro
vide for the home. Mr. Cason had some
difficulty in getting ncross the lake, ns n
m .frb rr
ww» OGT
brought
in from the celery fteftrimmMk tne party
across.
The cry of the orphan Is one that no
man who has a heart in'him can turn a
deaf ear to, and -now that thisTiomr for
the friendless is so near to rite. Sanford
people, it will give them a line opportu
nity to contribute of their means to a
very worthy Institution. Contributions
for this j*iT7'dsc Tiioy be leTTWith Rev. I>.
B. Sweat, pastor of the Sanford Methodist
church, or sent to Rev. L W. Moore, Tam
pa. Fln.,r.____ ___________ ' •
editorial columns are crowd
ed with timely and intercstlilg matter of
u h u sin
Office First Floor In the Blthofi Block, Flrtt Street particular interest to the home people
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while the advertising columns sparkle
Dsr.i)
with the butl nest announcements of our
BRING IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
The editor of T h e H erald hns been enterprising merchants.
The budget of ••Curbstone Gleanings”
appointed hy the chairman of the Na
is
always interesting and "TheSaunterer'
tional Finance Committee as a member
has'
each week much to say In his own
of the Finance Committee for Ornnile
county, mid while the time Is short* Ute quaint way. He never contends that
need it apparent and every Hoot! demo. black is white, bitter is sweet, or that
ih6
. erst It urged to- come-forward and sab- wrong is right, n n d h e ts never “on
scribc to the cause of Democracy and the fence, for if there is any “fence" in it
T h e K een K u tter is tne only safety razor that
he breaks through and lifts the veil on
electloh of Bryan.
permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for n sm ooth,
the follies of the days.
d e a n shave
N o scraping or pulling like th e
- Then there Is the interesting budget
STRIVING TOR A GREATER SANFORD
ordinary
straight
cutting razors.
All eyes nrc turned to Sanford at the from correspondents throughout the coun
present lime for the reason that no other ty, reflecting die every-day life of the
city in the United States is growing so people of Orange county, nnd the column
rapidly, and at the present rate of in* In each issue devoted to “All Around
crease the population of Sanford will soon Florida” will demand your attenrion, as
SAFETY R A Z O R S
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Well as the, tcle^ra^h newj^ rejjtlmj the
reach the ten thousand mark.
m 0(0 world m
. t r t . equipped-jwtolT
There are many reusuits f
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steel blades,' each ground, honed
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able growth nnd the greatest la U^-vefe- Jorge.
KEEN
and stropped by hand, tested and
T A ' special department is comhrcnxrfbr
guaranteed.
Packed
in
leather
case
the
publication
of
nil
church
news,
and
city on three sides. The great cities of
KUTTER
convenient for travelers.
the country and those that have made n another department, ’The Voice of rite
We S e U T h e m ----------steady growth and attained an unassail People" is given to the expression of
a b le posUlommj the dries thnrhnve a the views ofourpcople:---------- ■“ *
" fh e Social World” is the title of
good forming country around them. San
V , Ü V «ford at the present time is conceded to department devoted to • social news and
SANFORD,
_ be the greatest vegetable growing section almost exclusively to those nutters which
F L OR I DA
In the
States, nnd the greatest interest rite fair sex.
In addition to thbsc regular- Ucpartproof of this statcliraal J j Jfto^fact lhat
rnem»,
considerable sphee Is given to
our population Is being increased every
day by men who have tested the busi those matters which are of peculiar inter
ness in oilier centers of the country nnd est to rite grower and shipper—in fact,
Boost o r Get Out
‘ found our sub-irrigation method to tie far the paper strives to cover The field of
• Successors to N. H. GARNER
Either
run
a town with a vim, ,or Just
news
that
Is
of
benefit
to
this
particular
superior to any other section in which
. they have lived. _ T h c cnarmous~proflU section of the country,— - ~ — ~______ •odi outTtndJpaf:“ On« thing muTtl doue.
YesTItrowy W rruty. sauL-Tue 11mump rnilTT‘ " wrested from n few acres .near Sanford
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" W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL
upTfteiim nnfl kfcep It up. Do you wnm
hns caused an influx of settlers from every mus IMNlifrdquIrcmcnta.
trade? Bid for it. Do you wunt business
state In the union.
Aside from riie farming-Interests is the
The following, which appeared in the to come to your town? Encourage what
at the head of navi Tampa Tribune last Tuesday, claims our you have. Do you wont a propemus townT
Then never permit Jealousy to "role your
gntion on the St. Johns river and the su attention:
actions, hut work together for common
perior railroad ftidlides. The building of
The Tribune has been nice to The
pros|>crity and mutual benefit.
Sanford Herald. We have hailed it
a new railroad from Sanford to the Ever
H A Y A N D G R A IN
as a very excellent paper and have"
Tit* kickers on- the farm nrc not so hard
glades, whidt was started this week. In
from time to time commented on its
to get along with as the kickers in town.
another attraction for trade, and the fact
bright And original-way of- putting
On riie farm there is the kicking cow, aud
that Sanford will soon hnvo h traction
things. But we must sound a note of
wnrning to The Herald. When It
our long-eared friend, the mule, while in
line, electric light and power plant, brick
reprints an election forecast, upon
town there Is the old mossback who wants
streets and a number of other Improve
which we expended mudi hard laixtr,
all.the
municipul Improvements without
High-Grade Cigars and Tobacco a Specialty
ments, Is calculated to make the outside
and credits same to the S t Lucie Tripaying for them. The cow may be sold
world sit up nnd take notice.
bune.wc fee) warranted In protesting.
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-~Onr public school last year started with
We npologizÉT to lhe Tarnpa TiIhune for f8r hecfT Ute miile trailed for n shotgun,
an enrollment of 203 pupils and this this error. However, in Justice to our but how on earth will we get rid uf the
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year with over 400, which shows the selves, we are Impelled to say that the town kicked—Ex.
added increase In one ycn/’s time. The article referred to was published in rite
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Telephone No. 39
Give Us a Call
Thrlce a-Wcck World
business men complain of nd'hard times St. Lucie Tribune ns original, and not
More alert, more thorough and more
during thVTsummcr season, as the vege having scon it. Is the Tampa paper,: we
fearless
limn ever. A President of the
table industry gives employment to men had no doubt but that credit was due the
United
States
will he sleeted this year.
all riie year round, and the shops of the St. I-uric, .paper.
Who is he and who is the man whom he
Atlantic Coast Line, with a monthly pay
roll of swnq $13,000, adds its quota pf
The fountain in the park is a thing of will beat? Nobody yet knows, but* the
men that u l^ln keeping.thr. business up beauty and a Joy forever,-but to- those Thricc-a-Weck edltioji of the New York
to a certain standard. A new crate fac who have to wade through the pond sur World will tell you every step and every'
tory, novolly works and several minor rounding the fountain every day. the detail of what promises to bo a campaign
factories will soon begin operations and beauty 1b not so apparent. For riie past of Die most obsorblng interest. It may
add more men and money to the ever two weeks riie fountain tins leaded badly not tell you what you hope, hut It will tell
STRONG LINC OF CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES
growing list.
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around the base of the foundation nnd you what is. The Thrice-a-Weck World
long
ago
established
a
character
for
im
With such n solid foundation the growth water stands to the depth of three or four
The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's nnd Children's Shoes
of Sanford is assured and every avail inches across the path. In rite early partiality and fearlessness in thepuhlica.
Just Received
able dwelling house in the city is occu morning' the pedestrians are forced to tlon of hews, nnd this It Will maintain.
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pied, despite the fact that almost fifty 'wade through the grass, and since no one If you want rite news as it really is. sub
new houses were built ‘ during -tile sum 'in'Sqn^ard is desirous of taking a hath scribe to the Thrlee-a-Week edition of the
mer. Vacant lots thnt were formerly. on thei way to Ute business district, there New York World, which comes to you ev
A Long, Hungry Hide
We Crow More 'Than Celery
Borne distance from the city’s center, are Is ho vElld reason why the proper au ery other duy except Sunday, nnd Is thus
jOrtando Hrtiorlrr-Slnri_____ ___
St. Petersburg Corrcs|x>ndcnt Jackson. doubling In value, nnd by the aid of the thorities should not take active steps to practically nattily nt theprlçç of a weekly, dUe-Times-Unton: A'negro rode Into S t
The Sanford Herald draws nttentioa to
Building and LoanAssodnrtoirmfiny'cHI- repair the Foundation. There are many 'T h e Thrico-a -Wee kWorld 'a regulnr sub Petersburg last evening on n freight train the enrollment of 400 pupils ill il«'scbiili
zens will build this winter who formerly visitors to the city every day and those scription price la only $1 per year, and who bad been without food or eaten for of that city this year, against 2U5 last
were forced to pay ren t,‘nnd it is esti that take a stroll through the park are this pays for 130 papers. We offer- this eleven days. . He came in n car contain year as an indication of the rapid growth
mated that some thirty new residences apt to make remarks disparaging to the unequalled newspuper nnd The Sanford ing tnadtinery for riteSt Petersburg Steam of dull city. It 1* ns good proof ns any. .
Herald together for on« yenr for $1.30. Laundry. This morning when Jam es S. —Tiitigs-Union.
will be erected at once.
city council.
The regulnr subscription price of the* two Norton of the luuhdry broke the seal on
Thus it Is that Sanford, the Celery CHy,
It Is solid proof that those good people ,
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is destined tu beumilt! one of Uie prlncf- . cm, windy stuplrntlon of forced breath. papërifTs $2.
Ute car containing, the machinery) ami graw wmiwtilng mute tlian u i ’i).
pal cities of Florida in a few years, and Col. Henri Watterson insists upon beluga
walked Into the car, riie negro was sluing llten, celery*ls a great vitulizer. AftrislL
M rs. Likins* Announcement
today is in rite public eye as advancing high private In the rear rank of Democra
there.
He asked him what Fils presence there is no belter product than u Ik*i of
Tito fnll term of the class In voice build
more rapidly titan any oilier city of rite cy's phalanx. Just the same, lhA old
meant
and
the story was told. He suid school children. Those will Iteoinie citi
ing and vocal technique, conducted by
'blqar-eyed goddess of reform" will desire
size in the south.
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gotten
ubourd nt Richmond. Va., zens in fac t Home grown and saliMrs. O. P. Likins, will open Tuesday, Nov
to say as much os he did when he was on 3rd. „
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on Monday, September 28. Hq wns work mnted.
The Orlando Daily Reporter-Star is now rite fore front rank of legions.
ing
for
a
Bhow
in
Richmond
and
wnntyriMrs. Likins needs no reoommemiation
Will Install Electric Plant
Issuing a good eight-page paper and slums
Old tnan Watterson likes to talk and
to go to Petersburg. Va., and asking per
The Sanford Light nnd Fuel Co. will in
many improvements. Bro. Howard in cull attention to himself about as well os to the musical circles of Sanford. Ifw mission to ride was told to get Into the
work among her class during the - summer
stall a plant for electric light« nnd pi««commenting upon the Increased size, gives any circus poster we have ever known.
car by the trninmnn. The seal was put und work will begin Immediately. This
term
hns
demonstrated
the
fact
that
she
is
voice to the following:
on the door nnd the negro lqckcd in
"Just in proportion □» a paper is sup
Answering the question, “Shall the peo a thoroughly competent teacher, anil one When Mr. Norton hnd found him and he will be good news to the people uf San
ported by rite advertising fraternity, after ple ruleT' the Sioux City (la.) Journal certainly meriting the continued patronage had told his tale. Mr. Norton nsked him If ford, nnd if work starts at once the «‘f
it sltowB rite stuff It is made of, Just in says: “not in a Southern state, If they of the people ofSanford. Those desiring ie could walk, and he said he could. He can bo assured of electric lights within I
to enter her d a is for the fall term should
short time.
lb « same proportion,will U continue to happen to be a colored people."
Jumped from the car,* Mr. Norton took him
see her at dace.
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keep on Improving. It puts nerve into
SoT Perhaps In Springfield, Illinois, ur
A PotenJJjhct — * ~~
Phone No. 100, Tuesdays and Fridays, ll’ ltlL‘ A.CLdepot and after gatting a sup
the management. It livens up the brains Springfield. Ohio.
(Florida Tlni«*oHUi>nI
ply of water gave him enough money with
12:30 to 5:30.
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~6t the editor. It makes rite local man step
The Sanford Herald draws attentino »
which to get something to e a t The negro
Editor Powell of rite Sl Petersburg Inde
around livelier and every man pod m a
the
enrollment of 400 pupils in lliescbwh
seemed to stand the fasting well, not
Farm and Oarden Tools
chine in the print shop puts jiu .-new life pendent objects to being colled a St. Pe
of
that
city this’.yenr 'ngalntr~2tl0 WWe carry th&largesFahd roost complete showing signs uf wealtenlng in any re
and the paper will fairly spurkle with tersburger Powell Is probably qfreid of a up-to-date hardware stock. Guns! nmmu. spect______ _____________________
yenr, n« an ImlL-jilnm lif lilC X i U ' i J —.
m istake , tn - lbe- na me-aud being-nnlled
doctrinal 4 rr.~--------------------------------------------of that city. It is ns good |roof o* ■*?:
hitlon. and sporting goods.
Notice to Residents aud Property
Umberger.
G
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H.
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H
ardware
C
o
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Owners
The ordinance granting a franchise to
Gel Your House Numbers
The
Building
Committee
of
the
City
the Sanford Traction Co. ip published in
The Sanford Gas k Fuel Co. will begin
Buy
your
Itousc numbers of A. EThis paper wants a correspondent In
this Issue of T he H erald! This means work at once upon riie construction of an every section of Orango County, as wdl us Council has nuthorijed City Engineer J. A. at 4 cents each. Any child can pot •!>rtn
.... or
„ Stevens & Woodruff will
.......iducethe*
that the growing city oî Sanford wUfhave electric light plant
Ute adjoining towns in Volusia and Lake Duvis to number ail residences nnd husi- up
a street railway In operation In a short
counties. The publishers prop.)»» la moka r J n ^ i " r hl! •
•'tui* Wfc Tot riiibt. rtni»iiai»fclwl wMOPWLsal^.
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time.
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- -The oiry limits of Bttnfmt! Iffiikl lie i>jf- THE~RfitAUi the medium through whfch ctiaBM a tomclent of numbers to busily cents.
all. and Mr. Davis will tack these on nil
larged. Conditions are rather cramped at the people will learn nil the news.
Winner W ashing Machine*
Tl> well to boost the price of property
houses at a price stipulated by rite build
present.
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A
few
more of dicae still left sold Ids*
nnd rentals, but he careful in raising the
Building CoiuirrfzE.
When you want a toothsome steak- ing committee.
on guantee. If they do not do whst *'
price beyond all reason, and thus drive
Sanford will have electric lights.
cooked just right visit Billie Hand’s place.
Extra copies of this week’s Herald can claim, inoi^ey is refunded, JlurryJ.Wilm«
away the prospective citizen.
to
he fg>tained a t this office. Send u copy
Tlte Herald is fully equlpgeo to
Copies of The Herald can be obtained
Connected with this paper is a printing to your friends und keep them in touch
AlllbeUte*«
Duo stationery of all kinds,
Every citizen should tfld In advertising ot Miller’s news stand, corner of Park ave office capable of producing the highest
with the Celery City and its wonderful type and material and “the mea
the advantages of Sanford.
nue and F in i street
grade of office and society stationary.
resource*.
* the 1>H’" win. know how.
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H arry J - W ilson,
G AR N ER & ROBERTS
as®os
Staple
Groceries
Chase & Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees
WHI TE FRONT GROCERY
* FRANK L. WOODRUFF!
Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store
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LOCAL L E G IS L A T IO N
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DEATH OP HON. H. K. FULLER
Sanford
Sanford Pressing Club
Well Known Orange County Citizen
Passes Away at Apopka
Hazen Kimball Fuller, born GO years
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ago at Amoskaeg, near Manchester, New
HdVnpehlre, died on Sunday, October 18th.
PASS ONE RAILWAY ERANCHISE at Ills residence near Apopka, Fla., after
a lingering illness, from which he had
been a sufferer for the past three years.
rro n ch lsc For Electric LUht & Power Enlargement of the heart wn*s the primary
Our Monthly Rate for Club Only
Co. Goe» Upon Its Second Read
cause, which Anally resulted in a para
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lytic stroke Sunday last nnd terminated
. The City Council met in adjourned scs- fnttiUy one week Inter.
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sion lost Monday night, with oil members
Mr. Fuller won married on June 15.1805,
present. After roll call and rending- of to Caroline Atwood, of Bedford, N. H„
minutes of last session,' the body hastened who, with three daughters and one son.
Giving you twelve pieces
to'iet down to regular business. —----— f survive him. He came to Florldn alone
n month
Clerk Scott read a com munication re In 1877 on a tour of inspection, and in
garding the sign*on the bill board in search of a dim ate to relieve his rheu
Jacksonville, the some being due nnd matic condition. Apopka pleased him
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DEALERS IN
and one year Inter he came again with
payable.
We will call for and
It was resolved to continue the space his family and purchased the JefTcoat
for another year, nnd same was ordered hou to and groves, about two miles south
deliver your clothes
paid. There Is no doubt but that this of Apopka, where he lived until death
once a week
sign has proved nn attraction to many claimed him. His groves, prior to the
northern people who arrive In Jackson- freoze of 1894-5, were n marvel of beauty
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• vine with no special ~polurjjf..Uw*ktoc i r {-r^.'^rJAtfttfrhh*''OiArilbn'-'was largely
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sought,
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!#5fit£rhrrWr*oV' o’rdngc culture, and
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reported progress in the placing of street was placed in charge, fn connection with
names upon the different Intersections, Mr. M. S. Muceman of Switzerland, Fla.. Office nnd works on Oak Avenue, I
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and this work will soon be completed.
of the large interests of nn English syndi
near Fernnld’s
The building committee reported upon cate of capitalists, termed thrT Florida
In ¿¡old's Barber Shop
Pnrk Avenue, North
nnartCe Cb^ nowlmown as the Land &.
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FLORIDA
The chairman of the Are committee re Mortgage Bank of Jacksonville. This S A N F O R D ,
ported the organization of o (Ire company trusted position lie had held and admin
and purchase of a new hose wngon and istered so faithfully to the last, even giv
ether necessary supplies. Q. M, Hand ing instructions regarding urgent matters
has been appointed chief of the Arc dc but a few hours before his death.
Mr. Fuller was appointed in 1800 to be
. pnrfmcnt.
Plum bing and
The sanitary committee reported favor n member of the Fifth district, on the
Gas Fitting
nhly upon the sewerage proposition and Oruiige county board of county comiiilsseveral very Important questions in re sioners, and has succeeded hinuelf for
gard to new sewers will be settled at the the past twelve years, never lias hud op- All Work Recel yes My Personal Attention !
¿OalilmL-nml-always received~tt~comp:
nnd Best Efforts
l t (frit «imi- to givcAgures and estimates iiienlury vote-far-iir-cxcesruf~hira& I'Phone 230
Icngucs, so highly was he esteemed and Opposite City Hall
on same
Twenty V e .„
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The ordinance committee being next honored by the citizens of Orange county.
Mr. Fuller wns n plain, unassuming•on the list. Mayor Lake read the letter
. the Worth oflïur Fertilizers
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from Judge Beggs regarding the franchise man, both a t home and abroad, was ever
looking to tho interests of others in hiB
for the Sanford Traction Co.
The decision was embodied in three unselfish way; he never asked favors, but
A SPECIAL BRAND EOR EVERY CROP
-parts, each one a proposition regarding a wns qver ready to grant them. For thirty
AND
uiinpenBatlon to be-paid the city from years he traveled a>road deep in sand
ihe gross earnings of the .company. and water, from tils home to town; never
After a discussion of t)ie same it was re complaining or suggesting that die county
j. a , t a k a c h , Aient
solved to 'odopl the third proposition, belter his traveling facilities; but about
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which provides for a payment of two per two years ago the Oakland road was cut
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cent of the gross earnings of the Traction passed near his entrance gate, the county
J I. ANDERSON'S
j ^tvw ivvw w w H V H U w w w w v w vw vw m w rM WSHVHSw i
Company, after Sanford hus attained
board voting to clay it to ubout this point,
population of ten thousand. Mr. Connelly bifl Mr. Fuller realizing that he would reap
being called upon in regard to the matter, Borne personal benefit, voted against it,
stated Ihnt no objection to the plnri would
Tjie city of Apopku is indebted to him
be mndo by the company. The only for Ills efforts In securing for them n com
hindrance conceived would be the diffi plete marl road from end to end of the
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
culty involved in Auuting bonds with such county road operated through the town,
s string attached, although if die city and for ids generous contributions of val
SALE STABLES
ALL WHITE BARBERS ~ "
readies the ten thousand murk die Trac uable and beautiful (minis for the city
tion Company will lie well able to pay purk. . „ .
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A clean towel for every customer
Harntas and Bugglaa
Blackamlthlng and Horaaahoalng
the tax imposed. The two per cent, will
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Mr. Fuller wub one of the few men who
be levied upon the gross earnings and could reckon his friends by his acquaint Y A N C E Y G O L D , Prop.
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
collected In the same rnunner as taxes ances hnd was ever mindful of. their
A U TO M O BILES FO R LIVERY U8 E
after the city has reached said mark of needs. '____ •
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ten thousand. This point being settled,
Quaint Quibbles from Sis llopklns
it wns resolved to plnce the ordinance
Ma says most new women nre old
upon its third rending nnd Anal passage,
-f which was carried by a, unanimous vote maids.
Consulting Mechanical
A man can get up in life and still be
and the ordinance adopted
II wns moved to plnce die ordinance on the level.
GOES EVERYW HERE
granting n franchise for die Sanford Elec
Knockers are no longer populnr. Press
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tric Light & Power Co. upon its second the button.
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and Practical Machinist
■resting,
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Many a traveler's inn hasn't.n traveler
E ipert In Machlnr
Erection «na
amt Kepau
KrpaU
'Alderman Robinson wished to lay the In hard times.
Mácame bralgn,
uraign, uocnon
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O e u tu upon tho shelf, but was overA man can be in n stntcof mind 1und
flostpá
«led by die votes pf members present,
not live In Florida.
■ except Alderman Robbins, and the moIt is mitural that mi absorbing talker
—lion to place the ordinance upon its sec
should
never ilry up,
ond reading wns curried, llic negative
Tliere can’t lie mueh left of a man after
votes of Aldermen Robbins nnd Robinson
he ouer-eiits himself.
being registered against it.
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Tliis being carried, the onlinnnee'.was
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Pa says to enjoy livinft in the country ---- —
.rmulliig, nml AJdrf- vmi must reside in town. _____ __ ■
D E C O R A T IN G
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man Thrasher moved tliut the ordinance
eluded—infumintinri. mies, schedules «»a jesatvatloos, re t your nsarsst,
During luird times it lakes nil artist to
be left with Mayor Lake to consult com draw money—out of the trunk.
Paper Hanging a S p e c ia lty ' I Ticket Agent, write to nr call on
petent uulliority as tb the legulity of the
Atm tor Alfrr.1 Peala Co.
Ma sa>s women’s ini nils ure usually
sonic. Tills wus carried in the "same phi
With
Sn
ad
& Venable« Opji. Posiofficc I
clean—they*change
them
so
often,
way."
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When some churches can't get money
It wns resolved to appoint n committee
A. W. FR1T0T,
• FRANK C. BOYLSTON,
upm enlarging tiro city limits and the honestly—they have a fair.
Division Passenger Agent
Travelling Passenger Agent
W A L T E R D. B E L L
Some men smoke a lot in tills world in
fallowing members were appointed: Rob
Allantic
Coast
Line,
Jacksonville,
Fla.
A ttorney - at -L a W
inson, Robbins, Stevens and Mayor Lake, order to.be prepared for the next.
«nil Messrs. Holden and Whilner were In
It Is a little wonder that a railroad
A U lra rti E iam lan l amt
Titira IV rfrclrJ |
vited to meet with the committee.
man’s wife should wear a switch.
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
Room
21
Pico
lllock.
SanfoOl,
riurkta.
This Is a move in the right direction
Ma says when she was a girl woisting
sad will meet with tlie approval of every time came shortly after sun-down.
A C E ffTS
one.
G. W. H A M M O N D
Tluwe
is
a
difference
in
doing
good
w
ith,
There being no further business, tho
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council ruljoyrned to meet again next money and doing people good with it.
Ma says a woinan can't very well wear
Monday night.
Office w iih ^ M u rrell & M in sliew
a Matty Widow hat with a divorce suit._I
OftiM with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATI CO.
PeilUci and Sweet 'Täters
Pa says this world is like a barber shop;
Pico Hotel 11lurk
JkugkavUl© Arguar Politics a n d sw eet w nre oil wnlttng fo r the -Next*
P*>iatoea can be.cultivated a t the same
Ma says night follows day as surely as
Arrival and Departure of Malls
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Sanford,
Florida
lime, but not with equal success. When darkness comes to a man who gets lit up.
Effective A usual Second
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rum &i ruuowi r
“ ore time and labor are spent on politics
Pa says it is mighty easy to make laws,
TlluavlUe and f . E. C
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*nd leu on potatoes, the farmer may ride rules and moral maxima—for otiters to Tot Triby.
St. Pneratairg
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the band wagon with the driver, but follow.
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Ovlado— . . . . . . ----,
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All potaia North
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. Putntaçswlll .be small and few in a . Wj y nna maa-ie jLiw»U*G«l *Jib JU «
- * *ait tW M r i R » t p r ^ ? r r . r .............. r i n n
f e r i m ^ t W i r . p i n t on sweet | home town—his home town la probably
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j'iiatoe, aiMi leM pu lw|itlraf he
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All pointa South ............................ d
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dissatisfied With him.
Akatv, a i rouowa :
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*** tin* train go round thé curve, but bli
When you see a man and a woman lin From TlluavlUe and F. E. C . . . . ---- -,5
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Will Jingle, Ilia pigs will be fat, gering interestedly In front of a millinery
Tnvarea. beeatnini.......... ..............
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Trilby. Si. P»i«r»6ttig....*..............
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- - i-/kmliy Yarnoui fo?Mhelr comfort- shop—they ore not married.
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Actors have it all over some high-step
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dMiand neat “PPenrance,. ,f *»
AU pointa South. . . . . . . .
Il S» a
we* u , (|,no aiuj
between poll- ping civilians, in so much that they are
Repair W ork a Specialty
or r\ beo
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dally, all olhrra daily, axcept |
potatoes, hf* politics will useful, industrious, and mind their own Malta marked dDare
.^ and •weet pwmiocs.
Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida
ua. F. ItaaaiMA Pw tm aalrr.
-H C HAiaina, Aaa 1 Poatmaaler.
** P°or and his pompas to fw business.
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CUy Councll Holds Very Inter
esting Session
[achine l Foundry
Works
Ladies’ .Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing
Repairing of all Kinds
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$1.25
of Machinery *
Automobiles and Gasl
Engines
G EO . W. A D A M S , •Manager.
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C . H. D IN G E E I; T h © Florida Fertilizer Co.
Best Brand of Fertilizers
for Fldrida growëÿsT
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M EATS
G RO CERIES
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
HAND BR O TH ER S
ORO
Barbershop
Geo. A. Main, B.S., M. E.
Atlantic Coast Line R. R.
EN G IN EER
rÀutifA.
INorlh, East, W est and South-
F. W, Temperten
Consult the Purple Folder
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General Fire Insurance
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T in , Slate and T ile Roofing
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
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A r e Y o u Looking For
NVESTMENT
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SubJrrigated Land is
*the Most Profitable
O n e Thousand Acres of Celery Lan d
Flowing W ells- Guaranteed
$100.00
to $150.00
Per Acre
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Reasonable Cash Payments
and Balance oh
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Lands A dapted, tp Celery^JLettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc.
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doing tight rope stunts in Zeke Slimmer's |
side show.
FROM MACARONI DELTA
Charity Burngnrdncr nnd Eph Hoplight
nre seen in each other's, company qqlte
from The Herald’s Special Correspondent much of late. Charity hast been an or
By Wireless Telephons
phan forty years and Eph tuts been
Macaroni Delta has four lady chiropo widower fifteen years, nnd matrimony I
dists and two tapeworm doctors.
will be a good thing for both if they con- [
Three fall calves have perished from limit: to have good hcnllh.
summer complaint round here lately. It'i
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thought they had been weaned too soon
An Unusual Distinction
Site Hotchkiss has been sued by Job
Jacksonville Metropolis: Judge I. A
Pilcher for damage done to Job's wife by
Stewart, of DeLand, tins the unusual dis
Site's butting ram. It sneaked up back
tinctlon.of having a daughter wiio is nn
of Job's wife while' she was tying her shoo
attorney a t law nnd who li a member of
In the' road and bit her kerplunk between
her father's law firm. She Is learned
the woodshed and the summer kitchen
Come and See Us
brilliant and well educated. Miss'Mary
nnd jarred her upper store teeth out in
Stewart is the first woman who lias feiken
the mud and shook iter liver out of place
the examination before the supreme court
The Colloquial Dames will give a Gar nnd IsiBne of a small number of women
field ten and an elderberry pie social who hnve ever been admitted to the jirncnext Tuesday night
tice oflnw at. the bor of ibis state. Last
loot Pumplirey, our collar button and June she passed a brilliant examination
ttlfoe-slring merchant, has bought n new in about twenty-five text books before
‘seoood-haml lop buggy.
the justices of Hie supreme court of the
Amos Dillberry's wife ate too much state of Florida. Miss Stewart has had a
boHed pork and cubbage for supper lust thorough education. She lias been steadily
Sunday and suffered much from combus at work from tho time site was In the
public schools ot DeLand. She attended
tion of the stomach for several hours.
the
preparatory department of the John
Sam Gallop's widow Is flnmlng out and
putting on scallops to beat the band. B. Stetson university, hut at the time ol
Sam's only been dead three weeks and the trouble at the university Judge Stew
6ur town is much stirred up. She’s forty art sent her to the University of Michigan.
years old ami weighs 250 pounds, mut
Best Law Suggested
hist Sunday site wore a peek-a-boo shirt
Hon.
Don
C. McMullen, senator-elect
‘ wuist, striped red stockings and green
from
Hillsborough
county, is studying the
gaiters. She certainly is a bird.
the "guarantee bank deposit plank" in
A gentleman from New York thinks of the democratic platform, with a view of
opening a second-hand clothing store as having It enacted Into a law in Florida,
soon as he can get the life insurance says the Ocala Banner. To one who hat
HOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA.
money on his wife, who died last month gone through two or three bank failures.'
of ossified kidneys,
as has be4n the ill-luck of the editor of
Ras Pingrec has quit boarding with this paper, the law looks mighty gpod,
ItMakes No DiffeJeuce What You Want or Where YoiTWonTlt
Joel Unkcnfelicr and gone to Aba Sntool’s Indeed it lias a more inviting look and a
Itoonling bouse. He says Joel's g ru b ls sweeter flavof than peaches and cream.
very unsatisfying, but everybody thinks Hod It been a law in Florida all along
it's on account of Abe's redheaded, pigeon- many a man would have been many a dol
toad d a ughter. Ras i t * -wise guy.
lar better off and instead of deposliingln
und on Term's that are Right
Ike Stuckey is going to move over to cans, hollow tree* and bed-ticking these
Klloy's switch and start a lunch counter deposits would have found their way to
in Aleck Blizzard's one-chair barber shop. the banks aud entered into the channels
st-Kitey.-who -owus-the to wiv U going-j
to put up u two-room cottage and put best law ever suggested.
down a sawdust sidewalk in front of his
The annual meeting of the great ad
two-buggy livery stable.
AN D S
ministrative boards of (he Methodist Fptir
- Automobiles t o t seen quite often on copal church have been In session this
out streets lately, which gives our town week. The Woman's Home Mission in TONSORIAL PARLORS
quite a citified air.
Philadelphia The executive'eommitteeof
request.
J. L. CAKRUTHERS
id descriptions upon
Amitlndy Skidmore is going to recite the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
.
Proprietor
Shakespeart In tho Macaroni dramatic in Cincinnati. The semi-annual meeting
Hot sod Cold Baths.
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company She traveled ell last summer of bishops In Indianapolis.
otionoJ Bank Building
If You Want to Buy or Sell
C IT Y
P R O P E R T Y :
OR TRUCK LAN D S
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�Wndp, the tuner. Orlando.
Spencer makes the best bread. Try It.
Get estimates from Pell on house print_i_L_.
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tittle happenings— Mention of |Ing.
IN AND abou t
t h e c it y
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Matters In Brief.
PffiSONAL
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ITEMS O f
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Are you n subscriber to The HeraldT
Latest In new green hntn. ntMcttingcr
Nine hour* per day. Snead & Venable.
ur n t
N.P. Yowell & Co.
ol * “ “• wn* ‘"s “"'oni
, n lto .„ ,n d e
D. A. Caldwell & Sons.
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H. K. Murrell has returned from a
IklTFDFCT I l. 1/0 ’ Dn*ry ^ 3W ^ 0n^° >p<nt “ few short trip to Jacksonville
INTEREST. days- In Sanford this week.
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Nnm sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnkash
Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill lunch room, opposite the depot.
Sammsry ot *hf
Ta,k
Succinctly Arranged for hur
ried Herald Readers.
See Spencer's llneof candles.
The Herald’» ’phone Is No. 148.
——flirt'jiiBvn Jelly.
—ChflR- Evans.
Latest In new green hats, a t Mettingcr’s
See C A. Reed for furniture and plono
moving.
I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Har
ry l Wilson.
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Dean Spencer of Orlando was n Visitor
to the city on Monday.
furniture to rent by the month or senion. Sanfonl Furniture Co.
Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford.
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I7 The newest «nd latest at Mettlngei's
The newest and latest at Mettinger’s I dry goods store, next to postofflee
d ,r floods «on.. „0, , PoslolDcc.
The'wed o( mors ho i,« ,
hommioj
I- L. Morgan, a prominent merchant of more apparent iiwStftaford every dny
Arcadia, visited Sonforil this wcslu
T h ,b s« .llo . o( slsnr, l„ i h . n . . . s l ;
W anted: Two nil round painters. Call penned nt llillle Hand's pluce.
at The Herald office for particulars.
Fresh Mrecn vegetables an.) fruit, at
Buy a O-U-NO smoker and get a ticket
—Clias. Evans’,
on »20 pipe, a t
—Clias. Evans'.
Mr. and Mrs. Fogg and children have
For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine returned from Missouri, where they visited
lettuce plants. Apply lo.B. F. Martlndnle. friends and relatives,
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G IN G H A M S— Full Line,
dresses
We' have all the new things and
Just the things for children’s school
H O S IE R Y -—W e carry *he celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel
and toe,
•> sold under a guarantee
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F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes.
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Fresi 1 line of flggs, date*, avliiths, ap[irientls penrtu»« _ a [ Htl*Mt-witil iwin irs TIT
I ery and arc now*prepared to do y o u rd ean
In g nt rei^xn ililii [yinim.— litre — them a
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O U R S T O C K was never in better shape to please the buyer than
now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad io
serve you
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r this
Rowland orOrlando. transacted "Aff.’und Mrs. G. A. Speer left Wednes-1 week, attending circuit. court, be
hein»
business in this city Tuesday.
duy for St. Augustine where they jvill so- witness in some minor case.
The newest and latest at Mettinger's |jmn 11 for several days,
Mr. and Mrs.Clias. Kauuer had anew
dry goods store, next to postofflce,
Max Znpf, of Miami was in tbwn Wwl- arrival at tfielThouse In the shnpe of n
Ntw Fioriti« SyropTIuaÌarrived, at
nusday. He is a brother of Joseph Zapf. line baby girl last Monday,
—Clias. Evans’.
a former resident of Sanfonl.
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Fall planting is approaching. M. M.
Un. C. G. Butt has returned home after
Delicious Ice crcuin, tlie liest made, at I Smith will sell you laud on easy terms.
■ peasant visit to friends in Orlando.
Mrs. G. L. Tnkash s lunch room, opposite | Joseph Dawson, the genial one, culled
Iced tea; just the thlngthlshot weatlier. I Pico Hotel and the depot.
upon the business |>eople of -this city on
Mrt Takasli s lunch,room, opposite depot. IChicken, vegetable, tomato, pen, oxtuil, I Tuesday, ntid as psual s*)l<l Ids goods.
For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine consomme, bouillon, mid oilier m>u|* served The finest line of Japanese matting to
leuuce plants. Apply to B. F. Mortlndale. isoiuptly at Billie Hand’s place.be fouml
tfie d ty , ,.ria .s n|way„ ^
“ •f• I J. C. Wright, Jr., of Boston.was in- tlit-| hjwesi. -Snnfohl Ftifiitturn f l u , _______ _ _
-Basst-imported ìuovenll ulijiia.TTgSartp. | city on TuesdayriiLlha_JniVoat»-of-thT-j• ’Stfep Hil o Mrs. G. LTnknsiTslunch room
bveof SaTironI, uT the Sanf0rU Furniture I Southern States Life Insurnncu Co.
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u L.UI, 0f
FiVUc^ ,1(h
Umpany.
I Samples of cngrnved visiting curds and \ u,.w cement walk has been laid in
If you want, a first-class tuilor-mnde Jinvitutlons In the Intesi and best styles |
uf ^10 residence of C. A. Dubbiai,
uit for »12.08, call ul D. A. Caldwell & muy be seen ut The Herald'office.
curlier of Luurel avenue and Third street.
Sum.
Fresh oysters served in every style nt
Steak, hum and eggs, jmrk und beuns
Capt. Richard* has returned to his home I the Pico restnurnnt.
und odier toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. 1.
si Holly Hill ufier a plciuiniu visit to Mr. | David A. Leon of Jacksonville, repre Lukash's lunch room, opposite du: depot.
and Mrs. C. A. Reed.
senting the Southern Stales Life.Insurance I To n grent' lltfllip'people religion is like
Send your order In for compound lard. I Co., was In the cityscvernl days (his week. u greased pole. They climb up a certnli
S|*cinl price given an SIL lb. cans. SefiJ l'uu Us m : • Boarding hmisrr'li) rooms, distance with "difficulty and then slip hack
' XitiiPJfil (1nicer y"0u
I mtHjern convenience, good lucutimi in very easily.
Many ou(-of-(owii people were in S a n -1Sanford. ’Inquire Coca Cola Bolding Co.
Tills afternoon, nt 3:30, the Brcton-Rimfool this week to witness tire work upon I The streets were thronged with tnedi- kel Company will give u s[>erinl matinee
11« Sanford & Everglades railroad.
I eaeson Wednesday after the Clyde Line at reduced [vices, especially for ladies und
Far s short time only. Tapestry Bros- bout arrival with the A. C. L |ihysidnns. school children.
•els Art Squares, regulur price » 2 2 .5 0 ,1 Luxurious leuther couches and DnvenCall at Sanford's leading Furniture house
ipecisl [rice »17. Sanford Furniture,Co. 1(ortB, nt die Sanford Furniture Co. Just for fUrnitule, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting,
Oysters served In every style at die I the kind you wont, and at reusonuble dishes, etc. Sanford Furniture Co.. J. D.
Pico restaurant
I prices.
Davison, manager.
The Parents Club will meet in the High | Mrs. Card and daughter, Miss Jessie, Is- Geo. P. "Lovell, who has been employed
School building next Monday.afternoon at I and Mr. and Mrs. Mnx Smith, were In the at Bie M. A. Si«er grocery, has resigned
3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
city Monday,-en route home from points his position and gone to Leesburg to visit
Have W. C. Hammond make your plans •*» Hto west.
hlB mo,,,cr « fl'w weeks
for your new house. Office with Murrell
After you have been to nil die other
E. T. WoodrulT. who wus the prime moi Mintiiaw, Pico Hotel block.
contractors, get our prices on die most d v® power in getting out die Sanford ilHeadquarters for Iron Age tools. Any- {modem bulldlngl Of generul repair work, j lustrnted pamiililct, was in the d ty yesIhhtg you want In- hand i*plows, fertilizer Snead & Venable.
terdayonUusim s8^0rIandoHe|«ortcr-Stur
giUributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.
I Mrs. Samuel Robinsou nnd daughter.
Beginning Monday, die 31st, Snead &
Messrs. Davis nnd McNeill, two pronii-1
Claire, Bpent Wednesday In the city, Venable will work nine hours for duyj»
sent citizens of Orlando, were In die ci|y e|( route home to Orlando, after B|>eiidiiig work.
Wcdnesdsy loukttig after their Sunford In -1several mouths in the North.
There is a doser relation between pray
**rt*t1'
I Ice-cold sweet milk and butteriqilk and ing nnd |uiying than most people think.
See Pell for pujicr hanging. New fall nU the [xipulnr soft drinks will be found If you don't ¡my yourjustdebts,don't |>ray.
Wtenis Just In.
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a t W. H. Hand's.
fur you will merely waste yuur time and
The A. C. L has laid new and heavier . John Cook, of the Cook Automobile Co.. your words.
Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to tho
«ill on the branch between Sanfonl and of Orlando, was In the d ty Sunday with a
k**burg. Increase traffic made U)e re-1 new Bulck car nnd this cur may soon be I Celery City Steam Luutulry «lid tliey will
I nso— ary.-------------------[added to tlie Sanford list of automobiles, look as new.
8* up-to-date and nuinbw your house. I Now Is tlie time to buy cranberries.
The Herald is authorized nnd requested
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iiumliys from ¡A’ E. Hill Hurd-1 Jo** arrived. Cull nt the Sanford Grocery to announce thut the hour for the Sunday
*we store.
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evening services in* tlie Methodist, BapThe Herald is busy this week completing I W. M. Ploxco was in the city for a few ***•• Presbyterian und CongregaUuiitd
**M *he fittest printing ever seen in | Itours on Tuesday. Mr. Plnxco recently churches has been changed from 7:30 to
“ ttfwil. The Job department is kept I removed Ida Job printing plant to Jack- T. the change taking effect tomorrow,
night ami day to keep up with the I sonville. where lus is now located on Bay | The Celery City Laundry has installed
orders.
up-to-date [vessi ri g und cleaning inudtin
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W O O L D RESS GO O D S
trim m ings to match.
cit*‘
E. ,S. Burleigh. President of the Lake AbEvery citizen should get busy In aiding »tract Co.. Tnvures, was in Sanford on
the advertising of Sanford during the coin-1business Thursday.
Ing season.
I See the fine display of Jnpnncse wurc.
Those who anticipate building will save 01 the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line
opey by giving us their con tract. Snead
T--A
f^Vocrtible:
tBconly first-class bakery in
F A L L ST O C K has been arriving daily. You 'should
not fail to call and look over this stock before making your
purchase.
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Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
Nono hnt first-clnss lubor oni[>loycd and all cnntwctagunrnntecd to ho in nccordnnco
with plana nfid Bpecifipatlops
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am In Business to do Business for Those Who Nccd My Services
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Rhone S|»oncor for bread. Free house to
hutisi: delivery. Phone 10(1.
Do you wont new line of cereals—just
received from New YorkT Cali ut the
Sanford Grocery Co.______ •
The Building and Loan AswM'ialion met
in tlie office of J. C. Higgins yesterday
and elected tlie following meudters of the
inntice rod Lonn Committee: J. C. Hig
gins, Chairman; A. T. Rossetter und W.
1). Holden.
At theo|v*ru Iiouih; last night thcllretoiiRuiikel Company ivesente«! "Salome" to
gether with the famous dnnee, nnd sevrnT new features were added, among
wliicliJwaa -Sanford's fav«vite-uBlue-Gum
Negro" sketch nrtist. Goo. W. Adams. A
good audience was in attendance und the
[>crfoiiiunce was imich enjoyed. . •
One of the most plcnsant meetings of
tlie 'Wumgo’H Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Cliurch was held Monday
nfternoon nt the home of Mrs. 11. II, Hill,
on Third street. Tho attendance was
large, and tlie ludics report a must enjoy
able time together. Tlie November mect---------- f
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City Lot for Sale
We hnvo for sale a city lot on Magnolia
nvcnuu between Fifth and Sixth streets,
east front. Inquire of
S nead &. V en able . .
Now Is the time to buy your sub-irrl
gated land.' Sec M. M. Smith.
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Notice ol Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888,
Laws of Florida
Notice U htn-liyy siren
Zlrcn uiM
ill tit tT,. L
E. Wilton, i>ur|
chutcr ol in* rrrllltrn lei nnm «l In-low, h a t nl«t
tnid errilllcBlrt In iny otltoi- nnd inadr applicaIImi
(01 In* doedt lo lituo lu ecegidancs with law. Said
cortitK-ntet omtiraco (he follo» inf drtcrliwd land.
tllunlMt inU ranfo county I lumia 1
Nu. SK, »cM of nwM and tw h of te li and noli
of l ati* and t X of-awyt, jw*-. lU.-tp. Z<, srrrZ T a.7
aascttnl In Ilia name <
o f f T i. Uni*
Initl-y.
H'uf i v i t , tec. 32, ip 24, i. r. 27
No. SU. nwX'of
atte tte tl In ihenanie
me id
iif t runk S Pell.
v/, „,
], ip.
ui. 224,
, a. r. 27 e..
No 00, ,■
neW
of neVi,
neX, tec. 333,
Jittetsed In lha nam e of C. II. (laffney.
No. 03, wX of twX of tcX . tec. 7, Ip, 20. t. r.
2H e„ n tte tte d In the name of j. W. Simon ion
heir*
No. (Ig.wJLof n c li an d aU of nwX, tec. JO, tpTTl
20. i. r. 28 e., u tte tte d In lhe name of Unknown
Owner.
No, «0, »X of nwX of teX . tec. 10, (p. 20, a. r.
28 «., ntteated In the nam e of Unknown Owner.
No 07, nX of twX of tX of tw X , tec. IH, tp.20,
t. r. 28 e.. atw-tted In lhe name of U. A Irvin.
No 08. eX of nwX, tec 2.1, Ip 20, t j 2Be. aatcated In rhe name of A W Lawton.
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ffn -70. n rX nf a a lf, taa i!4i In Sll r f ' « > « T
tew ed ill the nam e of 1 O Welch
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No. 122, twX of nwX, ti-cio. ip 22, a r 28 e, at-
F. B. Dale of Orlando was in the city ariieil tn the name of Dm hi Uryon
No. 140. nwX of nwX, tec 12. ip 2 3 ,a r 28 a. at,r^0*'
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t*ark avenue.
the Sanford Grocery.
Thursday and made a pleusnnt call at The M-tted In the name of C it U ndtey
Geo. S. Derry returned yesterday from ilcridd office. Mr, Dale Is n well-known No. 141, nwX of teVl. tec II, ip 23, a r 28 a, a t
trill si ' leI
**** Presbyterian d iu rd il G. R. EUls, representing the Florida Fer- Georgia, where he bus been siwiidlng sev
te tted In the name of Unknown Owner
145, la-flnnluf tw cor of nX of twX oflieX
MW W 1 lilloWcen #ocIal
*ho home tillzer Co., with headquarters nt Gaines- eral weeks with friends and relatives. He vegetable grower, and is a lively exam of-No.
nwX, tec 2S, ip It), a r 20 e, run a 10 cht, n
°n neitt
evening, j viiie, was lu tliecity Friday, in tlie inter- was accompanied home by ids sister-in- ple of what Fhvidu’s balmy climate will 7.01 cht n 58 deg w lo Lake Lelba, w'ly aloof
of lake to w line of ueX of nwX. a 10.3!)
«Junejits will he
and k good M | o( hll ^
j A TBkaall Ib ^ie Sanaccomplish. He came to Florida from the margin
a ttested In the name of Mrt C S Woodson
law, Miss Ripley, who will be the guest of North expecting every day would tie his cht,
No. 140. neX of tw X . arc 27, Ip 1U, ■ r 20 a, a t«ssurwl tiioee who attend. “ ^ I ford agent for this company.
seated In the nam e pf A. | ‘. Moura___-—r — ------- —
Mr. nnd Mrs. Derry.
lust
nnd
now
he
is
n
picture
of
robust
No 147. neX of tevi and cX of awX of aaX, tec
*^■85 U t he standard price fora tailorWe make plana and specifications and
Tlie newest and latest at Mettinger's health.
28, tp 1U. a r 20 e, attested tn the name of Un
known owner
“ **•011 at D. A. Caldwell in the Stone- do first-class work cheaper than anybody dry goods stive, next to postoffice.
150. Iwftuning 2U.2I cht n and 7.13 cht w
Rev. E. F. Ley, presiding elder of the of No.
U‘veblock- I else. Spend L Venable.
te cur of lot 2. tec 3U, ip IU. a r 28 a, run a 4.83
James McGomb, Jr. editor of the Florida East Coast District, was here a short clit.
w 10.30 cht. n 4.80 cht, e 10.30 cht. attested
d*
L^"C con,**nPl®tea putting j Tomorrow |s the day aet apart through Fruit and Produce News of Jacksonville, while Monday, on Ids way to Palatka. In die nam e ut S A PftefTrr
No. 151, wX of aeS, tec 3, ip 20. ar2 U , a t
nrn i<>.t
rf**
un Hie Sanford out tlie country to be known as Prison was In tlie city the first of the week In the Mr. Ley is enthusiastic over the vast re- tested to the name of I it Urowa
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U eht e afld 3.43eT u» bfTT^
„•ttainer
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this
will
give
Sanford
■wune,
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.Sunday. During this day prayers ore to I jntcreJt 0f his publication. He bus rtr- juurces uf Florida, ami thinks there 1» ho toe Put! on togiiiHliiB
n line of tec 33, ip 22. • r 2U e. run a ’
cht, a ItX cht. n 13.01 cht. w'ly 11.33 cht.
Ukeovnln« L
“y. 4reat r,ver
ui,p. 1 *•« Offered
for tlie ~spiritual
welfare of the1 rang(klfo
send a daily
market rejiurt__to pluce under the sun like this place of sun a13.(13
Vt*FV HAlutlav- In
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js- . a _ *
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ttested In tho name of Win IfcLcod he lit
convicts. The recommendation comes I Sanford, which will be displayed at The shine and flowers. Suid he, "In my dis No. 318, loft 20 lo 23, Nrava'a add lo Sanfonl,
*—ï s t ? iDÎ VCry
the
ste d In the name ol J W Wolfa
from the World's Sunday School Asaoda- |{croid office. Walter Sdiucht has been trict the resources arc varied, different atte
No 825. neX of aaX. tec 7, (p 20, s r 30 o' astetted
In ilic name of Unknown Owner
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engaged us local agent and cxvicspondenL sections being prominent in the cluss of
¿ 2 * "*ilkl » “«dieraaiid milk, milk tion.
No. 328, lot 1 (teat 2.47 a in te cor, 7.07 chi n
H4^ '* p L * her dairy dishes, at BUlie
A little money now ai>tf a little now and
[ ^ j 0f horses nnd mules. Just In. at u products. For instance, Sunfurd for m u lt hr 3X elite mu) w), te c l2 . Ip 20, « r3 0 , a tte tte d In ilie name of Unknown Owner
then is the way to buy celery land. See ]jaDd '8 stables. Call and look them over. celery; Hastings fur Irish potatoes; Debay No 353. hit 148. Uk t), IfltcheU'a Surrey levy
grant: a t i n aed tn tlw rraraepf Unknown Ownet.
J “.*!” 1 ^uj£rei hunting in. the ham- M^M..Smith fivjmrtjculars.— — ----------- - j ; c e n s m l n g t r t r f thts d n r r l i i s l t i u n d f w ^ ^ o i - p t n r a g r t e « ,— tomdtoca clcT No. 3BO, aeX of nX of lot 2 and n X of nX of lot
tec 8. tp 21. • r 20 e, attested In ik t i i i t t i i f
y Lrether’a truck form on
Horry Wilson bos a fine display of Keen | among hit' papers an old letter that is Thus he went on, telling of the different 2,
U n k n o w n O w n ra ___- - ■
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aqeilanazMMl
whatth
erm
ak
e
until
IM
re
No. 4DB. wX of tw X , tec 3. ip 20, t r i t e , a tk L .« ? !nUP,Tlmr^ ay sfternoon. Miss Kutler safety ruxors in his wjjtdutf nnd aemawhal of » curiosity, lt-la-a letter to
teated
In
Ibe
name
of
Unknown
Owner.
fattier written by a brother in 1838, porter lost the chain of tlie Florida pro No. 417. w 2 a o f nX of tX of naX of awX, tec
^ ? r y ¿rU,£,a M
*W,W - « ***** from die' „[„V aran« ga'lned by a passing Ills
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IS, tp 21. a r 31. a ttested In the nam e of Unknown
‘"Cotne co *T?*t
from Up to glance these celebrated razors should do in the style of penmanship and composi- duction*, ns emphasized by the presiding Owner
elder,
and
was
ready
to
agree
with
tlie
No. 433, 30 a n te ce cur of twX of tw X . tec B,
tliu« far
" aJT*'**ea high, all that is claimed for them. The offer of tion peculiar to that time. It was written
IP 22, t r 33 e, attested In lha nam e of Ur* C U
»w tor the pepper an4 aaltr*
reverend
gentlemen,
(hat
we
have
a
great
a thirty-day trial Is calculated to clean at New Berlin, Ohio, Oct. 2, 1839, and
U adtley.
All «aid certificate» being dated June 4 th, A. D'
out the entire stock In a short lime. See directed to Mr. Emanuel Ensmlnger, Bristol, country, one that is hard to beat.
1808,
FOR SALE— 250 acre* of fine celery Ur.lett said certlOcaiea shall be redeemed ac
his advertisement In this Usue of The Wayne county. Otdo. This, being before
cording to law, tax deed* will Issue thereon ou the
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i1* vrwA oC
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land
cheap. Also 5-acre farm for rent, 23th day of November, A. D. 1008.
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Herald,
and
then
see
the
razor.
the
day
of
envelopes
ssd
postage
»tamps
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W llueti my stgaatura nnd uttlctal te a l tb it Ota
The Port Coktsactiwi CuvrAitr will fur- Uio amount of postage nquired was written with house and tools. It wlRtkay you 22nd day of October. A. U. 11*0«
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scal)
B. M.
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Investigate
this.
Box
473,
San
tilth your plans free of cost when they do on the folded paper, ten cents, to be colClerk Circuit Court. Orange C o . Fla.
ford,
Florida.
By M. A. ItowAan, D. C
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your work.
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THE. SANfORD MrR.\lD
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(Sanford's inicklnjvjndustry ns «Iocs
droughts. When a Hmiarial panic comes
it booms the trucking industry because wo
have the possibilities. When n drought
A Budget or Interesting Items Icomes it shows the value of our artesian
1wells. When n wet spell arrives it shows |
From Correspondence
[value of sub-irrigation.
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
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in Florida
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Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed,
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
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CcTcry farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, dminctl and rcatly for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00
per acre.
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City prbperty, improved and unimproved.' 303,000 acres timber land,. with finest site in
Florida for crate factory.
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Others tell you whnt can be dona
•■VveiFiwrratrfStit» Tifctets.itn^arelieff',
MURRELL &. MIMSIIEW nre practical farmers ns
*’hafc tow^ceu. a w l can ha. dune. ?'■'
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f * * * 1 ■ 'W ^ jftO al cofrajpondcncc, gladly furnish a n y mf<Trm.7 fhTrn»osstW<r rtfit! nrewnlwrtys7 f it o r t * J' j
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extent! to prosprctivc Investors every courtesy In our power.
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We hear that
1st cliarcli tiicre. He returned Monday.
Ed Pattilio of Osteen was in town on (changed hands,
to Mr. Cnrrnwny.
"Monday." ’7
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resent to the Investor the Best Opportunities
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I T Sun-l,-ny' comin« out bjr nut0i _m
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rla of U
h B. V. Proctor |
The m
mywy
friends
Mrs,
D. nRing
is quite
ill with
whoopipg
cough
Oscar Jemignn Is aWay on a business Iarc sorry to hear, thnt she is on the sick ;
list, nnd hope to hcari of her speedy retrip in the vicinity of Tnllnhnssec.
Icovery. »
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ENTERPRISE ECHOES ^ J r
Sprclnl Correspondence to The Herald. '** 1.
Bonnell of Geneva, nnd Mrs. Clyde Den-,
, Miss Emma Tucker went to Jacksonville nlsof Alabama. Mr. Bonnell is well k/uiwn j
Friday on a business trip.*
our iieoplel^baving rirffQtit "school 1
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BRÖKERS
RE A L
THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
LONGWOOD LACONICS
Elder E. Lee Smith wnsfelected modera
Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly tor of the Wekiwa Association which re-1
Covers the Territory for
cently convened at Winter Gnrdeti, in
The Herald
Senator Corson's stead, ns he could not |
attend. •
. LAKE MARY MELANGE
Mr. J. S. Dinkle, wife and daughter, I
Special Cormpomlenrc la The H erald:
Jewell, returned last week from their trip J
Miss Florence Lovell spent part
Inst] to Virginia..
Sunday at her home In Longwood.
. H. Rhnd with her five-lovely I
Walter Schucht of Sanford paid a visit
ters returned home last week after
to Lake Mary one day .tills week in th<
pleasant sojourn of some weeks In |
interest of The Herald. **
h Carolina.
It sounds gnodito*hear the factory whis
Mrs, F, J. Neimeyer went down to W in-1
tle again. The Planters' Manufacturing ter Park Saturday, her daughter. Miss |
Co. have commenced work and expect to Adeline, accompanied her home.
do more business thnn ever.
Miss Carrie Lewis is our new assistant I
The Ice crcnm social at the school liousc postmistress, and fills the possition very |
on the night of October 10, was quite n acceptably.
success. The cream wns gootl, and after
Mr. M. P. Lipe, of Sanford, is Increasing |
thnt hud been eaten, the young people
the
depth of Mr. F. j , Nwihad n rdc*> liinsphtyin# gam-M-out under
with his steam digger.
.the te e s, J)nn of^he amusement* of the
'E v e n in g was fishing for caps. One of the
GENEVA GLEANINGS
young men has been wearing the one he
S. J . Sligh of Orlando was a. visitor here |
,._“ Sg!U ever, since.
IN S H E W
U R R E L I
— C clery A venue F armer .
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telephone line hns
Currie selling out | : _
ements
Hardware,
Rev. Campbell Guy held divine service
S ta te Correspondence Course
Sunday afternoon at All Saints church.
.
The
University of Florida offers a free
Miss Annie Pattilio arrived Friday front
correspondence
course In agriculture for
Georgia, and was the guest of her sister.
Miss Nell Pattilio, and Mrs. George 1L teachers. The course will begin Novem
ber 1 nnd end June 1.1009.
C ouiil
Tcnchere may work singly or in groups.
Used in Uncle Sant's Puln! Shop
The Only Electrically Welded Steel
We have the largest
Mrs. R. C. Busline]I nnd Miss L. Loyd of
Every teacher taking the course, however,
During the past year the U. S.
DcLand were in town Tucstlny. Mrs
WIRE E E N C t S
must register.
and best equipped plant
Nnvy has consumed (191,000 pounds
Uushncll come to have Miss Clifford HinRecognizing tho fact thnt teachers nre
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dry do some sewing for her.
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for driving wells ¡nljna.
busy people, tlie course will be conducted
Lucas White Paint
Mrs. C.- R. M. Sheppard nnd son. C. R. so (hut each tcncher or grodp of teachers
nnd 278,700 pounds ‘of LUCAS
1
M. Sheppard. Jr., of Kingston, are guests working together will be at liberty to de
^soGtiorr'om ie country
COLORS,
sufficient
to
produce
more
' of her father, II.- F. Qunckcnbos.
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OJJid are prepared to (ill
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X - XX - Mhul Rebecca Qjmrkcnbo» spent Sunday periment ns other duties will permit. The
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all
orders
promptly.
Our
000
gallons
each,-nnd
winch.would
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children of Jacksonville. Mrs. Pratt limit fur the completion of any ixirihm of
make u train more than one-holf
brought her t*o older girls to Mrs. Brooks. tiie course will tip enforced, and therefore
machinery is up-to-date
mile long.
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Mrs. Wm. Padgett, son njj<l «laughter the amount of work occomiilished will de
■ For Field, Farm, Ranch,
and our workmen are
pend entirely upon the individual teacher
wera in Sanford on Suturday last.
In addition to this Uncle Sain
Lawns,
Corn
Cribs'and
pursuing
the
course.
'*
has
used
during
the
jxinl
ycur
more
The tinners from Fernald's in Sanford
skilled in the work.
Poultry
limn 25,000 gallons of LUCAS
are repairing tho roof of tlie Epworth Inn • Tho course is Intended to meet lho*imP
mediate needs of teachers. First, a*foun
VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other
this
A week.
*
*
__T])°§e contemplating
Will stnnd ordinary qs well as Imrtl
dation must be laid. Therefor«?, tlie emirs«; I
products.
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The ladies of this town find it very ob
usuogef^
^—
putting in wells would
jectionable to get ofT nnd on the F, E. C. will deal with-fundnmental principles nnd f
Uncle Sam’s preference is not a
Will
n
o
t
so
^
in
S
u
m
m
er’s
h
a
l
t
u
o
r
trains at the depot in the snndspurs, and their applications. Simple experimental |
mutter o t favor, but of QUALITY
serve their
tlieir best inter
'
brenk in the 00W of Winter
especially in wet wcuiluir, whon they noi exercises, suited lo-class.ustvwill f«i
and
RESULTS.
part of the course
'
.
’
,
only get their feet wet, but iuivu to stop
ests by consulting ns and
Arc made of the best materials and
Tlie correspondence course in'ngricul-j
In Uncle Sam's kcjvicc, as „in
every minute or two to get rid of these
have
stays
that
cannot
slip
ture
now
offered
by
the
univ«*rity'
is
timely,
everybody elsc's, LUCAS PROvicious little "trumps."
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learning prices before
since State Superintendent W. M. Hollo
DUCTS linve un unbroken rcconP
Mr. Landis and J. R. Turner, ,4«^e J n
Do not require an cx|>ert to erect,
way has announced that in June, 1009.
for satisfactory results.
, and nre low priced
town one day Inst week..
7 £7
making contracts.
applicants for firsL second and third grade |
Mrs. J. R. Thursby and two children; o#*| certificates will lie required to pass an
Blue Springs, spent Tuesday in (own with examination in agriculture. The
We Handle tho Above Exclusively In Sanford
course
LUCAS PAINT
WELL DRIVING
“ PITTSBURG PERFECT”
'z 1
" m" b" u™u n:„d 1 7 « ;
['giving instructtoji g n sgrioult
pr«*iNtriiig for teachers' examina
in
agricultural
subjects.
;
Celery Avenue News Notes
Touchers wishing to register for the
Postmaster Haskins and Joe Cameron
were over tha proposed rural mail route Icourse should apply to J. 3. Vernon. Pro
Tuesday, tho 20th. Leading out Celery fessor of Agriculture,
avenue we li'arn there are one hundred
Another New rio rld a Industry ,
and twenty subscribers, with an easy Iwu
Jacksonville Times-Union: The Gaines
hundred, on tlie cstnhl¡siting of the route, ville Sun announces that it has seen earn
which will complete a circuit of about
by ihB.C. WT
teen miles.
, *
interests from wood pulptnnde from longThere nre now ^1 course of construction I leaved pine trees cut in Alachua county.
new dwelling houses und barns on Celery Among the samples were bond, linen,
nvenue and Cameron u venue aggregating book, cover, wrapping and fiber paper, all
in neighborhood of ten thousand dollars, of thcdiighcfat grades. They were finished
not to mention new ones just completed In cloth, antique, laid, mill nnd ennmei.
nnd (xxmpied.
It says the paper was made at four differ
W. A. Raynor, recently from Goodground. ent plants In the United States to ascer
Long Island, who Is n leading, cauliflower tain the cost, after long experimenting In
grower of thnt nntwftruck-firowingislniul. the mill. A plant for the manufacture of
bus completed his" residence on his farm at this paper is proposed at GatoesviUe. ,Jf
the corner of Celery and ' Camerini ave it can use up the refuse wood -It will
nues, and expects his.family down tills mean a considerable addition to the po
tential wealth (if the htutc uf Florida.'
week'.
ilia, of Osteen, spent Tuesday in town.
Straw berries, Celery ;
Aspingm, Lettuce, OnioM^MliHowtw, etc,, eig.,"i n S«nford, paya
I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, and
Muscles Makes lite Crop and tlie Profit
Ed. Stephens of Lake Carey. Wyoming,
Get Eamlllar With These —~
anility. Pennsylvania, who recently pur
As there will be a large number of Pres
chased a forty acre tract of trucking nnd idential Electors on tlie ballot at die elec
celery land in partnership with his broth tion In November it behooves Democrats
er, H: P. Stephens, we learn is soon to to lieootne familiar with the Bryan elec
move his family to Sanford.
tors, whlch'are as follows:
For Presidential Electors:
Mrs Sophie Comprops has gone to Dc
H. P. BAILEY.
Land far a short visit to relatives.
, f , W. R U T U M i—
■— r— :—
J. L*Wright jBiid_MissVljuilttJtLY
— — ROOT. E. D A V l S r = ------ 7r>
were unite«] lii niarTldge'ul “Uie liome”
CEO. C MARTIN.
the bride qt Mount Dora, on Wednesday
SAMUEL PASOO.
morning. Oct 21st Mr. Wright Is a popS
Paste Uiis list in your hat, so that when
* ulur young celery grower of Celery avenue.
Miss Williams is one of Mount Dora’s, you ore asked who the Democratic elect ^
charming young ladies. They will reside ors are you may be prepared to give the
information.
on Celery avenue, Mr. Wright having re- desired
a
.
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1cently completed his residence. "
Superior printing for all purposes at Tttc
The financiiil panic has served to boom Hcx<U> office.
rv
IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S --U N C L E A R
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F lo
w in g -W e lls on All
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Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser
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P ric e s ^
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THC SÂNFÛRb HERALD
The
A U T T E R fROM JTtANK CLARK HIGH SCHOOl E N IE R T A I N I H E N T s | f f l ì U Ì Ì ? ì t ì Ì ? ^ Ì I * f ^ f ì Ì ^ Ì Ì Ì Ì ì n ì ì Ì Ì ì r i ì i r & a i f
Book
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IS YOUR
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n
OP TO
i
STANDARD
I-UJUW.
.ua ym>r
or docs ii _
(Ii> you credit,
ThHji F I V c V > n r a i l f you
find it Is not na jjoiMl ns you tliink it ouglil to I»c, try usonee
If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, envelopes,
cords, 8tnttfpicnts, circiilnrs, b(N»klets or anything of that
kind, let us hear from you.
His Improvement Plan.
"Aiibesier lawyer married n young
woman of exquisite rnlud—a-thin, big
beaded girl In apectaclcs," said a West
Virginia man. "A friend from the cnat
*u Introducer) to tho Indy one night,
tnd later on tbo bridegroom said to
him;
"•George, whut do you tbluk of her?*
"Gcorgo puffed thoughtfully on bin
dor.
Well* he said, *to tell yon the
oath, the liu't much to took at, la ahe?
4^be busbund's face fell.
*4b. but' bg.Bald eagarly. *wbat
M sue hast» Externally perhupn ahe
| •** ll>at could bo desired, but'
wtbJa-ah, George, sbo baa a bcauti
rolalndr
have her
wtonV be
T* Flret Eviction.
^ r o nt who Twt-4w t tuiuytrr
^ •F ü îv b o sê n c t boaBtod to tbo
A? , lh<t hla landlord waa now "Ood
iktj and that bo need fear noth“Don't 7?» bo‘ too
— ,u r ^ VaJL" va k
•tirici
Remember Ood Almighty
«•rtrt hu first two tenants.”
\C*«k t0 th, End
m i***1, «»k has tho apirlt of cook-* Ì L n ù f
« W * French chef,
Btull K.Ì “ “ ue,,cr tUca* UU flret
U of food, aud a
hit rtrTn i“ varlu u tb« subject of bis
' J f “« breath.
Jou ever.boar of poor Gttslon
»distinguished cook of Palla voyage to
E L « u—u in"*nt °°H la
ablp Waa
«pturej
*nd hi* party were
^ 01^ . 11 Cftna*hala. Being plump,
V r t r ' t ^ tlW t n t o t **»• 1,1
«roti lio n . to “• «»uslttued to -th e
m
lh,,u *erola- ^ jid the eu rrlrHot, L i n h°Udng coold b a re boon
O uh»^\Uu.g ntul “ ««> sublimo than
,re“ th* d ire s t pot
gw (nd ^ I
-ro w ooU and but»
«tla erv^r
to co°h—<3axton‘a tart
« a great artlatj
14 ‘•'A lready pastf « the pepper and g a tti'"
ALHT^tT W OIDCItRIST
Eor Coniotrollrr,
___ - __I—
A. d CROOU.
For Trrajurer.
•
W, V KNOTT.
For Secrttory ul Slate.
0
fl, CLAY CKAWFOKD.
For AllOrnry Ceneriil.
PARK M TRAMMEL
For Stale Sutierintemlrnt of |*ut>lk; Insliurlbin.
W1U.IAM M. HOLLOWAY
For Colimi ¡»»inner ol Agriculture,
U. E MTJN,
_ —
All- Are Interested
Much intcrestis being taken tliroughnut
the state In the carnival Unit is to l>c given
under the management of some of the
Jacksonville newspaper men, and the prospectB are that the metropolis of the state
will be crowded with visitors during Tinweek of the carnival. This year the car.
nivul will be given October JiO to 31, in-1 For Juiiice, of the Suj>rrm<iGoort,
elusive. Hound trip rates of one fare plus |
THOMAS M shackle
SUACKI.E FORD
HG cents, will bo given by nil the railroads For Stale Senator, luth DUtriet,
L C. MASSEY.
and stearnlxtut cotn|>anies running to Jack I For Member* ot the Legislature,*
sonville. These ticket« will be gold dally
and will be guod returning up to midnight I For County huht*.
1
WILLIAM MARTIN
of November 1.
Court,
The carnival promises to be the best For Clerk oftiIhrM.Cimili
ROBINSON. .
ever given, and that is promising a great For Sheriff,
,
JAMES A K1KKWOOK.
deal, for the carnivals given in past years For Tax A»»<-»»ur.
have certainly pleased the crowds of vis
SAMUEL A. ROBINSON.
For County Tax Collector,
itors who have attended.
W. E. MARTIN ------—---- —
Judging from the Inrkannullla^pojMe«any"•rrAiurrr. *
JAMES ll
the people of that city huve all gotten the
For County Surveyor,
carnival spirit, us they coll it, nnd are co
J, O EHItS.
operating to make the curnivul a big suc For County Superino ixlrnl of 1‘ublic Inilrurtlun.
W. It. LYNCH.
cess. These celebrations afford peo|tle
ffoin all parts of the state an opportunity
Sul"'r' iwr L.^UVE1“"'
to meet (n Jacksonville, and besides being | , or Jud<P uf t^h«Crliidnxl Court,
JAMES a . BELLS.
entertained and amused, to renew old
For
County
Solicitor,
___
friendsltips und form new ones. It ulso
GEORGE A. PE COTTES.
gives them an opportunity to see the full Fur Clerk of the Crimltt»! Court,
L. WICHTEN PAUL
and winter styles and do their shopping.
Fur County Comtnltikmrr, PUtrict Nu. 1
The low rales given by tl»e transportiou - ■
- ALEX VAUGHN,---------------ConimUrioncr, DUtrk-t No 2.
companies will be appreciated by lltose Fur Cuunty JL
K. FULLEÌL
who Intend to visit Jacksonville.
Fur County Connut>»kmer, District No. S,
-w m Z.— -
•
We will submit samples nnd
*3
prices on request.
If you nre fond oi especially nice stationery, ask to see
our Bonds and Unena
You’ll be sure to like them.
;
T he S a n f o r d H e r a l d
!
Sanford, Florida
W. H. H A N D
•»
P a b s t ’s C e l e b r a t e d
T hen
1
Pale 9
To the Democratic Voters of Second
A Course of ttlih Grade Amusements
Congressional District of Florida
Has Been Arranged for the Winter
As you have doubtless noticed in the i The
*uc nign
High school
School has been offered a I S'*
public press. I have been engaged since* very tine course of entertainments for the V i
about the middle of July last in the dls-1 coming season, at a very reasonable rate. ^
Kí fi«lieknoirn actor wns taking din charge of my duties as Secretary of the
The course consists of the following
*
, fashionable Chicago hotel
National Democratic Congressional Com- numbers: The Christine Giles' Concert
fhen i rouuK 'man came In and aat mlttee, In dinrge of the hendqunrtcrs at Ca; The Royal Hungnrian Orchestra-1
? L ,t the same table, lie apparentir rwofTilMd the actor, for after got- Washington. In performance of my Uu- Nmsh, the Magician; The Roney Boys’
L tl him intently for « couple of ties as such recrtlary, I have had for the The Days.
This is by far the best course ever
Routes be pulled a two dollar bill time mentioned charge of the campaign
«..BUtlooaly from a large roll and. far the election of Democrats to Congress offered to the Sanford people. Each com.ioTláí It across the table, remarked: from the eastern and southern states. A P«»y «peaks for Itself, Then- Is not a
1 ilwaya feel a. If 1 b& t o p.|T to few days since, having been relieved by "one man show" In the courao. The
. g famoua ™n>t don't you know,
Mr. Finlay, of South Carolina, vice choir- Chrlstlne-Clles Concert Co. is made up of
Tbe "famous man" calmly tore the man of the committee, and who kindly « number of high class musicians, who
raro, dollar bill In half and returned
consented to remain In charge for the render n program of populnr and classical
dm section to the young man.
Children half price.” ho observed buluncc of the cam palgi^I come home music. The Royal Hungarian Orchestra
with the full inteoilanof making appoint- 18 composed of Bix musicians of rare rai
' composedly.
■' .
ments throughout the district and od- ent, who need no introduction to lovers of
LISTEN!
dressing us many of my constituents us 1 «<**1 music. Edwin Brush is not excelled
Who«v«r you ar«, «a you re a d th is .
could reach, giving an account of my M« his line; to see his Hindoo Basket Trick
Wtat»»»r your tro u b la o r Kriof.
stewardship and discussing the Issues ol
worth more than Uie price of ndmlsI m a t you to know a n d to h e e d t h l a Xfta bour d raw elh n e a r w ith re llo t.
the present campaign. It was my full In- *ion. There Is but one genuine company
No aorrow. no woe, I# u n e n d ln » .
motion, therefore, to remain in Floridu °i Roney s Boys: this company is well
Ttwuih heaven aeom a volcoleaa and
until die convening of Congress next De- known to the American people, nnd they
dumb.
comber. Upon my arrival nt my home in alwnyi make a hit wherever they go.
Bo tun at your cry la aacandlns.
jto iurelr an anawer wlH coma.
Uuine&vUU..l. vftMMttUi«wnliVi»!hjae.^rale. L^iios'Duy and wife nre considered'by n ll|$ $
«rum. from the Haa. William J. BrynnJ lV be the best Impersonatorsmi the
Whatever irm p ta tto n l a tu e a c ijia u ,
_ ,t wbw> *y»* v » U^tao x ltu p i* Utvca.falV,
litre platform.
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15 lUmrmber, food a n y e la 'w m h o a r y o u
(Hut I return north and make speeches In
The object In having the course_first,
And help you to a la n d If y o u cal).
octiulf
af
the
ticket
in
the
grates
of
New
I
lt>
<»fferto ourTvit rotts rind. young^olk u
flOTgt, »tunned by d e sp a ir, 1 beaeeeh
york, Oliio, Indianu. Illinois nnd Wiscon- hlgh'-daaa order of entertainments—someyou.
Wbatcvar your loaaca, y o u r need.
bin. Feeling that j| could not refuse to | thing that will uplift nnd elevate ns well
PilUv* when thaae p rin te d w n rd a reaeU .
comply with this request of our greni I ns entertain. Second, if nny money curi
you,
/
fwiime you w ere b o m to au cceed . ,
lender, particularly ut the time when die | be made by the venture, we wish to add
- E l l a W h e e le r W ilcox.
future holds so much of promise for oui to pur school library.
people,
1 am, therefore, cheerfully respond-1 The town and community will be can
Q«t Half of It Back.
The famous pointer C orot' end hit mg to this call of the great Commoner vassed nt an early dntp for u sale of tick
•later were joint owners of some bouse with entire confidence that you will not ets, and It Is to be hoped that our people
properly In the Faubourg PajMonnlore allow my absence from .the district and will freely respond,«*) that enough ticketh
Oae day one of the tenants, a tailor, irom the state, particularly when 1 am may Ih- subscribed to'. eiuilile us.iu.haveJ
mw to Corn and antd he-TonW tint engaged, in die work which I imvi* men !die ururad di'enlertaiiuneattr;
pay hi* rent "Wbat can I do for j-otlf" tioned to militate ugainst me In tlio elec
N. J. P erkins, Principal,
*>ked Corot "I cannot Intercede for
tion
on
the
third
of
next
month.
C.
R. Walker, Chairman Board.
;oa with my sister bccauso I ntu not
1
desire
to
appeal
to
you
us
strongly
as
ougood terms with ifiy family." ‘.As n
Capt. M arks at Home
■ matter of fact. Corof was regarded as language can uppcnl, to give me every
Having returned to Sanford, after nn
a "fsllnre" by his family. "However,” possible vote on die third of next month,
be added, “bora la the money to pay not because I am fearful us to my elec absence of four months, I am nt home I
the rent, only don't let uny one kuow tion, but because of its effect in Congress again, ready to give my best efforts to
| hare given It to you."
should nny effort be made to reduce our sell any proj>crty that is listed with me
Ttw tailor after thla used to return
and to do notary work, draw nnd execute |
periodically when tils rent was due and representation. I not only ask tliis for
all
kinds of dreds^jnqrUiugc*. contracts,
-ebtato the money from Corot, who re myself, but I urge n full vote nil along
bondSTclc.
I will appreciate any business |
the
line,
partiaijm
lyjor
o
u
r
Democratic
marked on one occaalon. “1 appear to
intrusted to me.*
be Tery gencroua, but I a m jo tf-b e * - -presidential electors.
Respectfully.
**
riuso I
J w l t ü M r B ï c Î from my
In conclusion. I bring to you in this let
5-tf
.
R
iciiari
)
H.
Marks.
my abara of the re n t"
ter die cheering news that the next House
of Reprcsen tat Ives will unquestionably I
Barred Out
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Two Souls approached 8 t. re fe r, side 1m: Democratic, nnd the Presidential pol- [
ideal
horizon
was
never
brighter
for
the
.bj aide, and the younger wan repulsed
for I‘r(’ik)pnl.
WILLIAM J. UKYAN.
sternly by the snlut on the ground Democracy than at the present time.
that since bo had never been m arried Florida, In this Democratic year, should Tor Vice ftMkh»irt.
JOHN W. KERN.
be bid never known nu(Turing.
do her duty, Itccausc if the signs of the Eof I’rfilJi ntla Elector»,
H.-P. UAILEY,
/
The older mao advanced, with glad times in the political sky do not belie I
P. W HUTLT.k.
- confidence. lie stated that he had been themselves, the grant Nebraskan will be
ROBERT E. DAVIS,
Hurried twice.
CEOHur. C. MARTIN.
inuguruted President of the United
SAMUEL PASCO.
Ilut him, too, the aalnt repulsed; sayEor R riitraentailvr in C onsrui, SrconJ Dulik t.
States
on
the
fourth
of
March
next.
lfii:
ERANK CLARK.
Yours for victory,
—£ kank Clark.
"This Is no place for fools."
For Covrnmr,
"George smiled.
said."
iiiit*1.
»"rÇT ' T'**' “11
M ead
Cigars and Tobácea
-
QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
WELBORN BLtMlK
I Your Order Solicited
fo r „
Finished LumbdTfor all Building
Purposes
Best Grade Cypress Shingles
WRITE ME FOR PRICES
J. P. CLARK, Orlando, Fla.
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Drink a Dottle of
ecd
K
G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid
digestion and give you health
>
The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla.
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L. W. TILDEN,
----------Bears Repeating
IFluritls Timcs-Unloal
I ForCuJnty
Na 4.
I For County J 'o j ^ u ^ b n tL t*UuWt No 8.
"The continuous rainfall of the p u t three
For Ju»tioe of the Pceor, IHurk't No. 3.
weeks," says theSunfurdHerald, "liasfully _
L. G. STRI fi GFELLI) W,
demonstrated that Sanford's sub-irrigation
method can take care of any amount of
rainfall, even a deluge like that of this
season." Not in thirty years has there
Men so much water in llte St. Joints river
JEWELER
and in Lake Monroe, “yet should these
rains continue for the next six months the
celery ram » of Sanford would not tie im
undated. No better example of this subMY SPECIALTIES}
irrigation method could be demonatrated
and practically decides the question of P ithiT i ILnd Pxinud Chios _
Coili.iu'. Stcrliog Sil*«
(
Sanford's location being llte best in drought
and deluge that the world uffords." it says.
Kog«*' PUud War*
Flch,^
These heavy rains must be the most satElgin sod Wahksm Wrick«»
Of riches la a fool.
«factory to the celery growers Inasmuch
'W i
M**l» a s they establish beyond question the
?*> i«Æ V be to
■»*
UklK
ui ln« I— merits of die system on the success of
A L L GO OD S G U A R A N «^TED
which so raucj) depends at Sanford.
H e n r y Mc L a ulin
r~‘
C H A S : H. E V A N S
Staple and
Fancy
Groceries
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
Agents for the Famous
CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER
_______ _____ ____
-S A N F O R D ; FLO RIDA— '-----------------— -------
M ALAR IA AND FEV ER
Why. not spend a few dollars having that old well of your's cleaned out
and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bills. I ain equipped to do you a firet-class job and reasonable prices. Artesiun and deep wells
Telephone No. £ 0
M . P. L IP E
�I-
P iillö
IN SANFORD CHURCHES
W here Devout of the Celery
_
Clty WorsHIp Tomorrow-.
AN ORDINANCE
bright oiul promising future. The offering
next Sunday will be for foreign missions. Granting to 8. 0 , Chase, J O . Rotsllir. A. P.
Catholic
Rev. M. Fox. rector;
ev*ry incond
fmtrth Siitulay
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art tarir
m m , 7 «. iK M im t and
mon. 1U a. m.;
n.: Sunday school. 9 a. m.¡ vespers. ¡
p. m.
Twentieth Sunday after Petit., Oct. 25.
Sunday school, 0 -a. m.
Mans and sermon, It) a. m.
Rtmry. -instruction and bénédiction,
7:30 p. m.
Monday, 2Gth Oct—
Mass, 7 a. m.
Catechetical instruction) 3 p. m.
CannellfTfrPrFertter and J. Ft. Whltner,
Their Aaooelataa and Assigns, Certain
Rights and Privileges Pertaining to Street
Rail a n d In the City of Sanford, f lorhfa
II* rr OKuurtfi by the City Council of the City of
stutaoan.
S tf C h s s e . A. T.Ros.lter. A
P. Connelly. F. P. Fort ter and ). M. Whltner (here
after designated as G tu ritu ). their aswefates and
assign*, are hereby given and granted municipal
franchisee, rights, privilege« and authority to have
and operate street fell vnys. and tlie rignl of way
there (or. upon, along.through. over and acn»« the
atrretl and «venue» of hie t'ltf of Sanford, aa folIowa; C im »lrudln|Jtril on Sanford, avenue from
eolith city limit« tnT trst atreet: nnd from Sanford
avenue to Oak • avenue on F lril street, accordIng to E R. Trafford'i m apof the town of Sanford.
Orange County, Florida, and turh other aireeta and
avenuea aa the City Council «hall from lime lo time
direct try reeofotkm o r online nee. - Said right« and
privilege« are hereby granted lo the «aid. Gran tee«
. Large congregations attended the ser
vices last Sunday. The pastor preacned
on “Love," at the morning hour, and at
night the topic was "Dare to be a DanlcL”
The usual services will be held tomorrow
to which all are most cordially Invited.
The Itour for the Sunday evening service has been changed to 7 o'clock.
time aulhorb
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street railway for the transporting of passenger*.
under.
bnggngi. and freight: together with such
turnwires, and
track«,
ground wire*.
« ... auch
iw u aide
.« ir u
» u , .awitchra
« h h b . ,u,.ioutsnnd connection« t i may he approved by the
CHy Council oa Ita atreet nunm htra. a* may be
necessary to the proper operation of atreet railways
In said «tract» and part« of same, for the full term
of thirty (SO) yrnri, from nnd after the dale of the
going Into effect of lilt* ordlnaiu-r.
In the operation of their motors and cats upon
•old' atreet railway, herein provided, the laid
Cranteea, asioriates and saalgni, »hull conform to
■mi t* governed by such rules and regulations aa
have been heretofore and «hall hereafter be odopted by ordinance of laid city.
See. 2, The lack* (hall be laid with rail* aultable for operating with motive power aa herein
RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS
Of Interest to Those Religiously
cltned— Subjects of Discourses
for the Sabbath.
T U P ..to „ of (Ka ChurctiM la ih* City ara Esrawlf
Ri ^ m U la Wtaf ar Mag thair Aansaacamaat« aM
•that Church Nava la ikti ufBcs am latar (Ran ThsrWsy
lloJy. C r o a t rp la c o p a l
r i r a t M e th o d ist
Rev. B. F. Brown, rictor; Sunday m ornln| aerv— Hay. D. D. S vaai. paaiawj church. cornet-Park k a , II; even in* service,-7410; Sabbath school, T:f
avenue and Fifth »treet: parsonage, rorncr Mag- a. nl.: B. F. Wbltner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 9;<
nulla avenue and Seventh »tract; phone 254. p. m.
Sunday rooming aervlce at I t; even In | aervlce,
Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of
7:00; Sunday achool. it.43 a. m.; J n a K. MetU n|er. Supt. Epworth League. 4.00 Sunday even- the Holy Cross, having returned from his
ln |. •
summer's vacation, will hold services morn
ing and evening,Sunday, the 23th.
Serious Runaway Accident
While D. W, Walker and George High
tower were driving down Sanford avenue
in a light buck board Tuesday night,
runaway team atlnched to a large wagon
collided vlth them, throwing them
h ran th ei .hall not exrv«t
«hall be charged for children under live year* of
mtr when accompanied by a person Paying fare.
0 The «aid City of Sanford «La I In nn cate
tear up or undermine «aid track* of aald Grantee*;
fill, atonriates and «»sign«, to lay down new
nlori or
or ducts
duct* or —
fewer*, or foe any purpose. wlUiplpes
rnnlrcs, Iheir i
,U n i' u d m i l , ' u . n V » V i h , l l b . ,ubirct to all ordlnanaea and resolution* which the
S ty ¿guncU
rosy,
W ^Grantees.
r i m e v wthelr
aet._aiioclThe
a nftom
of said
Src 7. T
t - c-----.
ssstgns. «bal
«hall M
*"■*“
atr* and assigns,
f t the right of wny nn
heir railway Irncks,
I __ , turnout» and switchand over their
team« and vehicle* (ex___-icluslon of i
**•
of (ire), aijd any
rapt Ibe foe apparatus
iierson who »hall obatruct auch tr a tta of pat
thereof, or otherwise retard the progrès* of said
cara“ iter due notice la given hr Ike carbeM or
whistle, or other proper «linai, «hall *lra punl*hed
by a Bno of not exraedlngflve dollars, or imprison
ment noi exceeding Bve Gay«. Provided, however
this section «hall not operale *« a re leale from
lawful damage* for Occident*., .
.
Before this ordinance «hall become operative,
tlieaald Grantee*, their associates and
”
.Superintendent.
J. C. Ensmlnger.
The pastor, Rev. R.R. Kendnll,wiU preadi
Building and Loan Association
mornlnR and evenlntf. The services of
The Sanford Building and Loan Asso
tlie week as usual. All ore welcome.
ciation -held nn Important -meeting, on
rThere.wIlVIw a apcçj aibiulnew meeting Tuesday night Jn the offlce of the Holdeh
_ o f the cliim h un Sunday, after tlm morn- Real Estate Oth—'Tlie-by*h>ws were ndoptInR service, to take action wltlt reference ed, and the same bourd of directors elected
-JM >e resignation «f^hft.DBstor, nnd to for the ensuing year.
transact.any other business proper to come
The first regular mjxuiflg of- the board of
| directors will be held on next Monday, and
before said meeting,
at that time the dues for the first month
P re s b y te ria n
must be paid. The meeting will take place
Rev. J3F . McKlnnlon. pastor; morning aervlce, at the office of Secretary A. P. Connelly in
II; evening aervioe. 7:00; Sabbath‘iseboof,
achoti), 9:30 a.
m.; .Henry
___.
. nry McUaulln. Supt.; prayer meeting Wed- the Whltner offices.
nraday; 7:30 p. m.
I
-
Tlie pastor will preach Sunday morning
Celery Plants for Sale
and evening. All Invited. An unusually
I have about a million early transplant
large congregation n Mended the services ed celery plants which I offer fur sale.
last Sunday, and one member was re They will be ready for delivery by October
ceived on profession of faith and bap 13 tit. Free of green hearts and sporln.
tism. This was a young mother with a
8-tf
A. Dorne*. Celery avenue.
. _______ _________ i forfeiture of this fran
n o to tha m i H 1«!:sytj i »Aw^
u b a may b* buat, Vn-ravcr tbv city b at es chise and all rigid* and privileges heroin granted.
Said
Grantees, their associates and assigns, r" “
tablished or shall establish such grade. Where
the sueeta are not graded, said Grantee*, their as within (hlrlyday* alter being notified by the M
sociates and assign*, shall grade the space be (a writing of the approval of Ihl* ordinance, r
tween the rails and two feet beyond the ends of the City Council In writing of their acceptance or
the ties on such street* or p a rn of streets, and the provTUnm - und cntldltliins hr thl* brdlnkm e,
itrail remove and adjiut their tracks to confram to and Ihe failure on the pari of sakl Grantee*, tbelr
the City Council
said grade with as little Inconvenience and btnder- associates and assigns, lo notify ine
n n tt to the use of such street os possible, end In within stxiy days after
JH
t of notice of the
rein luescrlbed, of
no event shall the city be Untile to sold Grantees, approval of this ordinance as herein
their associates and astlglfl. for any damage on their acceptance thereqL shall operate as a for
rightsI and
account of sakl change, when the said Grantees, felture of s "t t ____
. _ prlvilrgea granted and
(heir associates or assigns, shall lay or repair comprised la this ordinance.
their tracks on said streets or portions of slreeu
Sec. S. The City of .Sanford give* and grant* the
at the time paved, they shall at their own espenae franchises and right* herein set forth, reserving
relay the paving taken Up to as lo conform to the the right and requiring the said Grantees, their
established grade, making the needed repair* with associates and assigns, a* a condition precedent
like material used In such paving.
to the taking effect of-the grant, to give end grant
Whenever or wherever Ihe d ty or owner* of the to the City of Sanford, the righto, s i end after tho
abutting property on any Itreet shall hav* paved expiration of Ihe term uf thirty (3 0 ) years hereinor shall pave, or cause lo be uaved. any atreet or tieforc mentioned, to purchase the street railroad
part of street ost which said Grantees. Uielr asso nnd other property used under or In connection
ciate* or assigns, now have or will have tbelr aald, with the franchises and. tights hereby granted, or
track* or a a y jta ltih e re a f. litc u j d Gran Lees, th ru such part of such property a* Ihe CRy of Sanford
associates and assign*, shall at the same time, or tnny desire to purchase at a valuation ra th e propupon not Ira In writing, g lv o by the eaM~rityr aml erty.-tent
■reat tim
uiutt n. tsunntTTtPGIFid^w'Irki.________
ir u/biDation
u/Wlraram aa
«» iuróvkini hy law, In
u iu k r iu supervision »nddlreclhm, jra vet he spare ItlStl tunlxeu uy
between Its rails and tracks, and at least two feet accordance with and to the full e x te n t of th e probeyond ibe ends of the ties. In the name inannet visions of ihe laws of the State of Florida In such
and with the sam e material us Is used In paving cases luiule amt provided.
(ha remainder of the su ect; and -shall maintain
Sec. U. It is further provided that nothing In
ihe-oame In good order and cumlition.
(Id* IrnndiLse JhnJI he.cuoslaiedjw a a jn deprive
At all crossing* on unpavtd strrets, ihe said any abutting owners along sakl railway from re
Grantees, their associates and assigns, shall, un covering any damages that may tie lawfully
der the supervision and direction of said city,cover claimed from sakl Grantees, tlicir associates and
the space between their Hacks ami U-twccn the
KillPUL - . . .
.
rails of their tracks, and even therewith for at
Sec. 10. It Is further provided that If the G ran
least two foot wide, and (he approaches thereto tee*. their a Muriates nnd assigns; shall aban
on each tide, with rock or shell, or with such other don sakl railroad, or shall fall jo Operate Its c a rt
m aterial a* m aybe permitted by said d ty , and for public use tor u term of s in y days at one time
shall m aintain the some In good repair and con fexerpt In rate* of w arrsttlk e* . enrib.iuakes,
dition.
ttoods or epidemic*), it thull work a furfciluro of
Sir. 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and thl* franchise and ull tight* and privilege* heroin
pprpachcs at crosalngs. and (he locations of wires granted.
ithln Ihe said d ty limits, and maintaining the . j f o ll- „Ttie Gritnlees.dhtlr .associate# and aasame, ahall be under the supervision of till prater ■Ulci shall nl rw time iqw-rnte freight Oar*, except
authorities of said city, and ahall be done In ac one IraUtr, Within the city, without tporial percordance with their Instructions.
nlttlOQ l<e Kinnt.d by n resolution of the City
Sec. 4. The rare charged by sakl Grantees, their CuunuL
-_ ‘
“
auoclaaeg and: assignt. from any point on their
hr^. 12. Ut it Fi1»ini* OtuAiNui. that whenever
line or branches, attainable by one continuous the
City of S*nlwd shrill huve within It* corporate
passage witliln ihe city liuiits along said tinea and llrmu
u popolutioii Id ten ( lO.Olhjj thuusund. the
t
thnt the
ti.» above
........ tIwt.
I do hereby certify that
Ordinance wa* duly p itte d a r . . . .
CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCttifÑij
electlm lo
,7 ï m ”, m uî
ford, aublect to the wUI ........ . .
nlclpol election, December 7th, I
UWfe
aw
a-AfeaS.'S’Ä
w
a.
rratJT Ltit
To Ihe Voter* of Sanford:
1 am a candidata for Mayor, nnd ir t
.
ifilîfîîU8l0envr
“ ,hr
,nw* »" ‘he
»ulllly.
Tour»
respectfully.
For City Marshal
Ä S y s - t rIfn-A
r ; riîîmrStijS
tiro town' of sánfoni '« th e romfog
I ha
tave had some years experience ai «»
end fully realUc the dutk« miuirrd uf a u
If elected. J promise to faithfull) an.t„ / J Hsnigi
sy f
'J1.7 K rve.
. » and
7 " u will “ati all
■ « utiniest,;
n m
n
m v u lm M i .
fo rceth e tasr* of the ilùtc m>,l 0,r rltï
U
t-C . U m .
.To the Voters of Sanford:
I hereby announce myself ns a randid#i.
election tq the office of fcity Marshal,ï n d î u T u
l
“>'hank my friend» f„, iheir nX ,, ' .
thè past and aollrìt acuniiniiniio-
itteiiX a
IhemunlcIpalelecUon. Derrmfaer I7th i wiT 1
thnt. a» In thè oasi. I «.ili ,|„ n./ÌV.nos^Tu^
serve order In thè d ty nnd enforro n «tflrt ubtrr«.
■^
anc« of all Inws.
J T. Lu
F or C lerk,T reasurer and A»eu«r
To the Voter* of Sanford:
1 om a candidate for re-elrction to throlBraJ
Clerk, Treasurer nnd Assessor „r t|,r city <gfoT
ford. -I have served the (imple in il,i, ijfWi»
■ight ysaraaad tbejUhrricmiaattH.1 .luirui ¡í™- ^
yours qunMIics me to atvc the ...........
I*iof r* i1J ,
7 1 1 0 tironilse muiHuluJ
faithful dUchurge of the duties .d ihe ratUv
wa.
_____Men L Sran.
. yOld Shoes Wanted
am nRnin nnkin^ for OLD SHOES. I
will Uivo what they are wrath
SIZES, 6, 7. 8, 0. 10-11 AND 15
A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd St, and Sanford Ave,
A N D R E W - JOHNSON
• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Fradice*' in Slate and I'etlrral Cimni.
M. C. T. Building
1'ludir 2(1
L sn d hunger has esused bloody •wars- &nd the
desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our
..................
shores from over-crowded Europe
)
TM E
la n d
, \.
on earth is right here
, „j
^ ■r>
in
the Sanford
District-sub-irrigated
watered'by everlasting artesian^wells
■
y
*
-
G et some o f it now, before the mi:
- t
Ost of land-h
W e have it-lo ts o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
.
9
i
Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots off Easy Payments
Write us. .We’ll tell you all about it
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
1 ™Bf
To the Voters of Snnfrai
!
sjy. ■
L an d is the busts of all wealth.
T*4
To the Voter* of Sanford:
within
of the w^srm-gtnf^ir W a ite r lr The hack
‘W m e ’lnjtrrtM from the
tcaTTf;evening acrvice, 7:d(l; Salfialh «ctiooT, 0:45
a. m.; K. R. Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every watfon wheela pauinR over his body
Wednesday. 7:0«j>. m.J Y. Vr7 A. Brat Friday, 3 p.
HlAhUiwer bad big scalp badly cut and
m.: Y. M. s. Inal Friday. 3 p. m.
-There will be «endecs mnmtnR ntul cve^ waB niMt seriously bruised about the body.
n ln ^ Rev. J. Perry Leo of Macon, Go., ^.Dr. Denton rendered medical aid nnd
will preach at both services, All arc cor- both mien are resting easy today and wll
dially Invited.
probably.be fullyrecovered inn few weeks.
They bnd a miraculous cscojie from in
stant death, as the buckboard in which
C o n g rc g a tlo n a l
Rav, R. R. Kendall, paator; Sunday morning they were seated was entirely demollshec
service, II; evening aervfre.. 7:30; prayer meeting
by the heavy team and wagon.
Wedneaday,
m.; Sabhathschool, 10 a. m.
_______ 7:00 p.___Sabhath
•sssjtz
M hw u , M d k
upon the property of the said cw nu»»^*1* * ht»
T qfh^ n f o n |r
U k e - M*»w of o* 0(
S3.00 each, payable ¡Tiríctiy‘'in " «55?*^
K __y ,n a<lvame.
For Mayor
ordinance, ’¿ ¿ c h ^ t r a e t to to executed Within
after notlBcatlon by the M ayor ln
sixty dny* after
writing,
the paaaage and nt.provel of Ihl* ordin
riAb of------ance.
ance Failure on the part of the told Grantee«,
their aaauciaira an.l aaalgn*. lo carry out end rarforra all or any of the randltkini or undertakings
U praised In thin franchise, ahall work * forfriture
of ail right» on the atreet« of the City of Sanford.
The granting of the right* and privilege*, herein
»et frail. In thl* ordinance, la upon the exprea*
condition that the aald Grantee*, th d r aaaocute*
and Maigns, obligate themaelvrs to build, con
struct. equip end operate theTr aald railway on
Sanford avenue from the south city limit« lo rirat
atreet. and on Flret atreet from Sanford avenue to
U*k avenue, aa herein act forth, within eighteen
montha from the paaaage irul appruvkl of this or
dinance. And ahall begin to cnnatroct and prueeof
to
■tflVXMagguajrM
»nd nmrtiBf“onTfu»flrroftir
rirat Baptist
said te m n in y ahall rehlt.lt to the
perm it the examination by ,h*
c ity ^
proper oflloera. all book, of « i^ * n! “ ,d ,f « < 2
the am ount of Its gross r n r n ! n j . ? \ a.",tWsh
tabling «»ch amount, and
»['«»aw,.
« • $ « 1 SUCh number, ll.r
>*5,
lands,
■*
pie arrive
*m
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IN SANFORD— Lift
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1908
IEWSOF
t h e w o r ld
A NEW PICTURE O f .THE SANFORD NIGH SCHOOL SHOWING THE ANNEX
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of interest Gleaned From
items
The General News of “The Land
of Flow ers”
. V- :
Various Sources
HfftNINeS DUBINO THE WEEK
iti
SM
Srftìl W itó íéC rf.d í•7*?v** •
m m
JVC
’We*:-?:.?*;!*-
£
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
An Epitom e o f th e W eek’s M ost Im■
p o rte n t Happenings In th e
IK Reader» WRI r l « l ■ Brief
<L■
S ta te ’s Domain.
Historical Spring flow ing .
On the theory that justice should be the
Tor Hurried Readers
*• )
foundation of law, Judge Gordon of the
f
0« 0 S. battleship Maine, llte advance
criminal court of Hillsliorough county Inst
I ..jrl of the nll*thc-world-round fleet, has
L ie
circuit and anchored In Portsweek set aside a Jury’s verdict of guilty
«•»fio.
,tkrH. IU hflfberjQct. 10. ond tire Alatul dixclmigM Jfcvtri- . usi*RgiwrVkk> »~:
-M»k, R>enfid-«f tba-Bccte. anchored
Nutuce and-)i«Jk»Gnrrtn-:-i:liHriieo'-wltir,*v ,f*
’Tniiifravnted nssault nn the editor of a Cu''^ r Y w k harbor Both vessels were
ban pt\i>er in Tampa. The editor has left
»reived with much enihnslnsm. The
Ure country.
c0UfM! coveretl was nbout 35,000 miles,
iod the trip was mode in 308 days.
Ocala Ilnnner: It is claimed that tha
green fruit from Florid« is demoralising
T^STittult of n light Between «-wnnprices, and is for nil the world like “killing
dfrin*'band of Rnlhead Indians and War
the goose Umt lays the golden egg." It
den Peyton ond his deputies, near Hol
docs look like something ought to Ire done
land's Prairie, Montana. Oct IB, .the war
to prevent It.
den *nd four Indians are dend.
lion. B. E. MctJn, commissioner of
During a violent snowstorm In Colorado
agriculture, was in Ocala, having arrived
Satonlsy and Sunday six persons lost
Friday from Alnchun county, where he •
tbrir lives.
lias Iwcn looking over the stale convict
Final funeral services over the remains
camps of Dutton 4 Co. He Is well
of the isle Bishop Henry a Potter of the
1
pleased with tlie manner In which tire__
Fi«copal churcli. were Isold In New. Yt
• l l 'l i B I , l i n e e , I.MIW
J a l-p arty -temvlcts are being Itandlod by tire various
Q, t. 20. The service w rrr tl»r n M ^ n n u m
lii CtorlrUimtHng
eoé&i
over the stntc~m • presept. Htt—
prtuive ever -hold-ln-this country,*n f ‘ her
had Intended making n more extended
were participated in by churchmen fr'nnied
P aren ts Club to Meet
tour of the state, but urgent business
Home Made Bread. Like Mother
various sectioaa of New York and ti wtm
The Parents Club will rt**t nt the school
1 J |- |i I q a
CT ■ * m» J'nllc«! hlmdtack to Tallaluusce.
ruuntry st large- The body was deposItjaHo, house Monday, Oct. 28, nt 3 o’clock p: m;
Used to Bake
7
n
U
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b
O
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^
F U r i ’ Xfïdrnev EWTlMvIs was recently senr
in the crypt of the Cathedral of St. J<>\iever All Interested In the welfare of the school
C f n u n .
f*
/» L n " *w5t °F guavas by a friend and sent a
the Divine now being bullion Mornlngsly
Quick Orders for Fnjjcv.—
’
.i t
negro boy to the depot for them. On tire
Heights. The tomb is in the chnnfcel
wills tlio river transportation, and there A. C. L . SURGEONS MEET HfcRt negro’s return to the house without them,
tveea the communion rail and face of the
nre rumors to tire effect tlint a new line
Mr. Davis Inquired why he d|,d not bring
aHar. nnd is the first oneln the magnifi
of boats may be put on to take care of
them. "Boss. d«y ain’t dere.” Mr. Davis
One
Hundred
Cante
Up
The
St.
About
cent edifice. It will be marked by a marthe freight nad passenger service between
idrened nnd wns Informed that Urey were
Johns
River
tie tablet.
First Shovel of Dirt Throw n Snnfonl nnd Jacksonville, thus transport Tire fourth annual meeting of the Asso there. The negro went again, but soon
The Bowery, New York*«* famous thor
ing both from northern pointB direct to ciation of Surgeons of lire Atlantic Const returned nnd said, "Boss, dor Is er box
•Last Monday Morning
oughfare, is to be redeemed by the new
tire celery delta.
Line Railroad Company convened In Jack down dnr fer ya\ but whatever Is In It is
(briitiin psychology? the new healing sys
Messrs, Chase, Wliltncr, Rossiter, Con sonville, Tiresduy morning. There were sbo Ueud."-K-Ta votes Herald.
tem known ns the Emmanuel movement.
nolly and Forster deserve a vote of thanks
RICH SECTION from tlie people of this section for this nboUt,oms hundred of tire members jires- Jacksonville Times-Union: All tha
OPENS
Forest fires have been raging again the
ent from points throughout lire great rail newspapers of the country raising money
past week in Pisque Isle nnd Alpena coun
great enterprise, nnd everyone on the road ¿jiHicm.
for the Bryan nnd Kern campaign fund
ties, Michigan. Vast amount of property
The first session was held in the Board have been nblo to send In only about
The New Road Offers Great Prom ise line of railroad should help oulr life pro
damage is repotted, running into the mill
ject in every wuy possible.
of Trade building in Jacksonville nt 10 *100,000 to tire national campaign head
' To Growers nnd Sanford Peo
ions. It is fenrtd hundreds of people have
Several views were taken of the men o’clock in tire forenoon, nnd 3:30 in tire quarters. This is not nearly enough for
ple Generally
<
km their lives.
nt work upon tlie new road nnd the San afternoon the association boarded tire Clyde lire expenses of a country-wide camMonday nnd ucsday_of tlia week
ford & Everglades will udd one more link Lino steamer City of Jacksonville for n (uilgn. Consequently, another urgent call
In the presence of some 200 spectators
marked an epoch in the history of Sun- in tire enterprise of the Celery City.
in Branchbrouk Pnrk, Newark, N. J„ Oct.
trip up Ure St. Johns river to Sanford, nr has been Sent out for funds. Tlie question
ford, for on those days the real wort on
A. P. Connelly is general manager of the riving here atlO o ’clock Wednesday morn is, "Shnil the democracy allow this elec
19, Justice B. I). Howell cohimt tied suicide
the Sanford 4 Everglades Railroad wus
new railroad, nnd having years of expert ing. The wives nnd daughters of many tion to go by default! What m aybe done
by shooting himself In tire head.
---commenced. FOf nmnjrweeks post the
-the ruilhHid line, con lie expected of UtemetubcramndeUte trip also. During js shown by Ure success of the two gen
The 150th anniversary of The birth of papers have been full of notes about this
Nosh Webster was celebrated at New liu- new road and the Burvey wotk tali' ou \J<«ib Ure work of the road through to tire trip n session of tire association was tlemen of Tampa who raised *230 In u
jtplelion.
„
^ijt^d at which Ure following program wns few days, canvassing only the business
vea Gmm ijrut, Os ), IS.— ——
1 ■ rosvw ihim UrtllM>crm4JAl''PO!»c so
place, but Tins week tlie reufify Was °P j - . „uiuiuays ¿I to Up. in .
section of that city for Ure fund. They
Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma has brought
forced upon the people when the work of
exjrect
to secure much more money before
'given'
far.ihe
operation
of
suit for libel ngulnst W. R. Hearst, laying
grading actually began. All day Monday
A WEEK OF AMUSEMENTS
*i
’•"»k.SP Bo yd Urey cfense.
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damages at JUOO.OOO.
Surgical indications,ik.- _ * ■
%Ks*«r in
nnd Tucsduy Inrge parties drove out or
Gnsiro-cmerostoiny, Dr. Jphn l.. ^ 1
At Wusliingion. Oct. 10, under direct walked out to view this most imjiortuni
The Breton Rtinkcl Company Hold the
brdas of lire Pope, Rt. Rev. Laurenus Ve start in Sanford's march of progress.
Jacksonville, Fla.; The treatment of cci. — .
Local Boards
fractures, nnd results, Dr, S. T. Carswell "
ns of Mexico, was consecrated a bishop.
The right of way starts from tire con
It wu one of tire few instances of a Jesuit nection of the Oveido branch of tho A. C. ‘ The first week of the Benson’s engage Citra, Fla.; Solution hydrogen dioxide, Dr
Wng made a bishop in the Catholic church. L.. near Park avenue, and crosses San- ment of the Breton-Runkcl Company at E. HIacksIreni'.High Springs, Ha.; The mil •
Dr. Lueirn Loften, Empo‘f t F L O R ID A
—~E.1L Morrissey of Cleveland,* grand mas ford avemie near the" Close place, tnkl ng Uiu_ Sanford Opera lbmse upencd must riHul
auspiciously, full houses greeting the ex ria. Va.; A simple system of draining ti»
m
• J . . x j O 11 f M
ter of the brotherhood uf Railway Train a southeast course through tho celery
cellent compnny each night.
WU....CU, I*. E. Dickliuaii. W hen.
two, has been elected president of the delta nnd the richest fanning country In
The show is nil that has been claimed pajHTS (titles not announced; rei>prts <> f
......... — i w x w x
American Railway Employes’ and Invest the entire south.
for
It, and everyone sjrenkH in the higjiest cases.
Christina Kelly, tire U-yunr-oRl ilaugh<n‘Association.
Men nnd teams are as busy ns bees
terms of Ure dramntic ability of the com
This gathering of surgeons of this|>opu- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, was shot
Chicago liad a million doljur fire on the breaking the ground and filling in, and pany, as well ns of the excellence of the
lar
railroad system annually is a source of and instantly killed at Fernundina, Octo
Hill Inst i wliliV dlu troyod Uia. latorwa preceded by an efficient corps of en- moving Pictures and electrical effects
pleasure
to the members of tire ussocia- ber 17th, by Bernard Cone. 14 years old,
tional Sait Co’a docks,- the oflice of tlie El gineers under the supervision of CfiliT which have been mude jxi&sihlc by the re
tiun, nnd encli year surgeons from till uvur -^hilc-Ure rJiildrcn were nt p|ny nt
Joliet 4 Eastern railway and flhy Engineer Ginn, Ure work Is beinglrushed cent installation of nn «¿Jpctricnl plain.
tho system gather in |>rofituble reunion, Cone home.
wRfhtcars. '
through, tire company expecting to have
Tire |irogrnni is changed each night, and und title year was no exception to the rule.
Mr. John East man, wife nml six chil
Ure first five miles ready for care Ure first either u drama or comedy is given, inter
The grandest add most spontaneous ro
The
trip
up
tire
river
was
an
innovation
und
dren,
traveling in a typical up-country
day of February.
spersed with the latest moving pictures, thoroughly enjoyed by all.
option ever accorded by ■one nation tc
wagon, (kissed through Wuycross, Ga„
LeaYing outside Ure great benefits to illustrated songs, nnd polite vaudeville.
was that handed to tire American
, While in this* city they were guests of October 17th, cn route from West Virginia
be derived by the celery growers and Ure
The liberal patronage accorded the Brlt- the Sanford House, und werddriven about to Luke City, Fin., having' been on the
^ t<rfWaf ve“ e,• ln Japan tide Week. people of Sanford, this new road, after
on-Runkcl Company Uiis week insures Ure city and tlirough the celery delta, leav road since July 23. Mr. Eastman said
The admiral in command of tire vlslliiy
leaving the celery delta, will traverse success for lire season hence Urey will re
**t says he never saw or heard of any
ing on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, he was making the change on account of
some of the richest timber tracts in Flor- main in Sanford during the entire season.
■tg like it. The enthusiasm is unboundMany of Ure members expressed great his wife's health, and that he would set
da, and the right of way to the southern
« smong all cluases and Ure visitors are
pleasure at*1viewing the famous celery tle near Lake City.
end of Florida will do much toward open
Will Advertise Sanfarri
**kume u> all die country affords.
fields, of which they hud heard so much,
F. M. Brown, the hotel proprietor at
ing Up this vast region which for yen-?
1.71 and for an inspection of which Ure trip
Silver
Springs, charged with robbing the
_ J h e cornerstone for a <2,000,000 Cath- las laid idle, only awaiting Ute advent c * 1 month
.01 was in part planned
posiome^fit that place, caihe~ Ihto noto■“ ^"Calhtilrnl was laid in St, Louia Uds Ute iteel rills To awaken It Into Ufe anr
Delivered by carrier. Daily
^ttk.
ir
riaty October 17 by attempting to commit
civilization.
,
and Sunday 12c per week^
New Line of S team ers
suicide. A few days ago Brown was ar
After the completion of the first five?
An unsuccessful attempt tQ assassinate
The Suufurd und Genevu Steamboat Co. rested and confessed to the charges of
The
Seml-Weeely
Journal,
»th« Fielding of the Chicago Catholic miles through Ure celery delta, the San
UoUar.
!* U,e late8‘ organization in shipping dr- robbing the postpflice on two different
one year, one dolla
ford Traction Co., which has already ob- 1 It was dedded
'¡¡¡2* oi OwpusChristt - Two shots i
to tuiYp an ulliee In Jack: ties, gnd lire new company will operate u
occasions. i!c was brought before the
"w. neither taking effecL The shooting tained a charter from tha city, will con sonville during the winter season with a dolly steamer between Sanford and Lake
United States commissioners and required
nect
with
Ute
railroad
and
¿>ulkl
a
trac
**un^ during service Sunday.
competent man in charge, and he will be Harney. C. L. Pugenhart is general uuin- to give bond for $1,500.
®bmlnglin:n is u> have a 17-story tky- tion road through the streets of Sanford, supplied with good literature descripUve ager of Ure new company and bus recently
Jerry Crowley, a prominent young mer
thus giving Ure people within p radius of of Sanford and ulso a generous supply of added-Ure new steamer Alligator to Ure
»ersper.
five mites on each side^ of the city a fruits and vegetables fresh from Sanford linoM This will give Ure Lake Harney sec chant of Ldke City, committed suicide last
Rehraiks military academy, near Unchance'to market tbqir crops and ship every day. ■There is no doubt but what tion An opportunity to ship their fruits und Friday by taking laudanum. Broodlug
rAWM burned Oct 17. Loss *100.000; direct from Ureir farms.
this oflice in Jacksonville will be tire means vegetables, and will mean another indus over tlie death of his wife Is supposed to
“ Wrwc« <20,000.
It will also prove a great .boon-to own of attracting more people to Sanford than try for Sanfurd, making this die central mye been the cause of tire suicide.
- > • , 2 ^ ^ T“»fk** o n d C n p t 0 Rankin, ers of suburhars property, hi they can re any oilier movement' boulJ'“pdssiblJ' do. shipping pùlht fof Ure Take region.
T *' The animal Confederate reunion of Uiff
1 Dllon>ey* °F Benton, Term., de some distance from the business Our people arc awake to the fact that ad
The new steamship Une.will make spe old soldiers was held in Tampa on lire 21st
- ¡7 ?y en from Ward’s hotel, at,W alnut center and still transact business In tlie vertising pay«, a nd Sanford wJUgoln more cial provisions for currying passengers, and und 22nd Inst. A large number wars in
. !lM-'• un ll'e night of Oct 19. by city proper.
publicity Uils year than ever before.
lids beautiful trip tlirough the lake region attendance.
In fact, there is no end to the possibili
louilt'i Ct% Noxl day Rankin’s body was
should be quite popular among tire tourists.
The postmaster at Jacksonville Is asking
IleaUng Stoves
«« u r "41"11 *n tilC woods;. Taylor has ties or great benefits to bo derived from
lire Washington authorities for tweatyex
Just Received
B**a
from since. The governor the Sanford 4 Everglades Railroad and
AU kinds—wood, coal oil and gas. Hove
tra men to handle the extra work during
The largest line of sporting goods ever tlie coming winter.
*10.000 reward the Sanford Traction 0 a , and only the your old stove cleaned and put up now.
f ^
recelvod in Sanford—guns, rifles, hunUag
5wPture sad ronlHfiGoa of the guilty future can ^nfold Sanford of after years. Our men can do it. Telephone No. 8.
The usual butchery of Armenia tu b y the
clothing, etc.
Harry J . Wilson,
The tractiN) company will oo-operete
Geo. H. Funald Hakdwake Oo,
Turks Is reported this week.
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T h e o r y
THE NEVV R AILR O AD
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THE SANFORD HERALD
AN ORDINANCE
bright ami promising fUtur*. Tlie offcrinji
next Sunday will be for foreign mission*: Granting ta S . O. Chaae. A. T. Roaslter. A. P.
W here Devout of th e Celery
C ity W o rsh ip ‘Tom orrow
Rev. JM. Fox, rector, services every second and
w orth Sunday; ta lly m a s s. 7, a . m~t m asa and ser
mon, 10 a. m ; Sunday school, 9 a m ; vespers, 8
p. m.
Twentieth Sunday after Pent., Oct. 28,
Sunday ocliooi, 8 a. m.
RESUME OF AU CHURCH EVENTS Maw and aermon, 10 o. m.
Rotary, instruction and benediction.
Of Intereat to Those Religiously In 7:30 p. m.
Monday, 26th Oct—
clined-Subjects of Discourses
Mom, 7 b. id.
for the Sabbath.
Cntechcticnl instruction, 3 p. m.
T V s Farters of tka C h i n k « is I ha C it y a n F a ready
Raqvaatad to b rie f e r aaed I hair A aea sa ene ae ia a eg
M M r C V e rch N tw a ta ikla aO ta eat iatar than Thursday
afiicwtHilL
rirat Methodist
Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor; church, comer Park
avenue and Fifth s lre e tk parsonage, comer Mag
nolia avenue and Seventh sttret; phone 234.
Sunday morning service a t II; evening sendee.
7:00;
Sunday school.
Jno. nK.. Metr o u ; oanoay
sc o t« . 9:43
u v j a. m.;
m .; unu.
nnUnger. Supc. Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even-
Lnrfic congregations attended the aervlcea last Sunday. The pastor prcacned
on “Love," a t the pioming hour, a n d ' a t
night the topic waa "Dare to be a Doniel/
*The usual services will be held tomorroi
to which nil are moat cordially invited.
The hour for the Sunday evening set
- Connelly, F. P. Farater an# J. N. Whllner,
Their Aaaaelatea a n d i Assigns, Certain
Rflhta and PrMIcgea Pertaining ta Street
.. Railroad In Ui« C lty o f fa n f aril. Florida
Be n Otojuaro by the City Council of the City of
Sanford, Florida:
Ssorpost 1.- That S O. Chaw ,- A T, Roeslttr, A.
somn ruy Llama tu r irai aiin:i ; unu iruiu uaniun
avenue to Oak avenue on firs t street, accord
ling
llg M
a. a
I I I U I U I U I* lim
p U
H I P town
tu w n U
O U H lU ill.
toJ (E.
R.» - Trnfford’a
map
ofl the
of| Sanford,
Orange County, Florids^and such other streets anti
nvmues as the City Council shall from time to time
direct by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and
,
Holy C ro s s E p isc o p a l
privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee*
Rev. It. F. Brown, rector: Sunday morning serv for the purpose* of constructing, maintaining and
ice, 1|; evenIng aervIce, 7:00; Sabbath school, 7:30 operating by electricity, gasoline or such other mo
a. m : U. F. Whitney. SupL; prayer meeting, 0:43 tive power, except steam, as may be from time to
lime nulhoilred by the City Council, a line of
p, m.
street railway for tha transporting of passengers.
Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of baggage end' freight: together with such under
ground wires, and such side tracks, switches, turn
the Holy Cross, having returned from hlg outs
and .connections as may be approved by the
summer's vacation, will hold services morn City Council or its street committee, as may be
necessary to the proper operation of stric t railwaya
ing and evening,Sunday, the 25lh.
In said streets and parts of same, fiw the full term
of thirty (3 ty years, from and after the date of the
going Into effect of thlaordinance.
In the operation of their motor* and ear* upon
said street railway, herein provided, the said
Grantees, associate* and assigns, shall n m form'to
and be governed by such rules'and regulations a t
have been heretofore and shall hereafter be adopt
ed b r ordinance of said d tr .
See. 2. The tacka shall be laid with rails su it
able for operating with motive power as herein
provided, and In such m anner as not to impair th*
i.~>-i«]fi^« <.f the street as a thoroughfare for tha
I n , u i,
» on which Ibe rail
way Is nr m a r be built, wherever the city hns es
tablished or shall establish such grade. Where
the streets are not graded, sold Grantee*, their as
sociate* and assigns, shall grade the space be
tween Ibe rails and two feet beyond, the ends ol
the tiro on such Street« nr parts of streets. nnd
».'mil remove and adjust their track* to conform to
said grade with a t little Inconvenience and hinder•nee to tha use of such street as possible, and In
noevent shall the d ty be liable to said Grantee*,
ihclr associate* add assigns, for any damage on
norount of said change. When the said Grantees,
their associate* or assigns, shall lay or repair
their tracks on said streets or portions of streets
at the time peved. they shall a t their own expense
relay the paving taken up so a* to conform to (he
rotaUlshed grade, making the needed repairs with
like m aterial used In such paving.
Whenever or wherovrr the city or owner* of the
abutting property on any streyl shall have paved
or shall pave, or cause to be hatred, any street or
part of street on. which said Grantee*, their asso
ciate* or assigns, now havr or will have their said
tracks or any p a rt thereof, the said Grantees, their
■»»ooiatee at
upon
to w
Uijyroesi iinrt
i w t fke
s a j van
” ■rit
tssa sg p .s g p alisi
eie p -i by i n g
o tg
sj
i v j V a a j f f 'BlaltLl
undrr It* tupervUloo and direct km, pave (lie space
between Its rada and tracks, and a t least two reel
tiryund tbs ends of the ties, in . the same manner
and with the sam e material as Is used In paving
the remainder of the street; and shall m aintain
the sam e In good order end condition.
At all crossings on unpaved streets, the said
Grante**; their assorts to* and assigns, shall, un-
Sunday morn
Ice. llreventng service, 7:3 0; Sabbath s
a. m.: K. R. Murrell, Sunt.; prayer me
W ednesday, 7:00 n. m.; Y. w. A. first I
m.; Y. M. S. last Friday, 3 p. in.
There will be service« morning
ning. Rev. J. Perry Lee of Mg
will preach a t both services. A
dially invited.
C o n g re g a tio n a l j ' S ’
Rav. R. R. Kendall, pastor; Si V A
service. II; evening service. 7:30; > "7? «
W rdnraday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath,.
0
J . C. Enamlnger, Superintendent. v ^
The pastor,Rev. R.R. Kendall,wt».
morning and evening. The services o
ihc week as usuoL All are wel6ome.
of the church orkÄmday, after the. mon
ing eerytee, to take action with referen
to the resignation of tlie pastor, and
transact any other bus! ness proper to coi
•tegB
aWK^
rail* of their tracks, 'and even therewith far at
m ; Henry MrLsulln. Supt.; prayer meeting V
nrsday, 7:30 p. ra.
ceicry n u iu » tut . . . .
Tbe imstor will preach Sunday morning
1 have about a million early transplant
and evening. All invited. An unusually
large congregation attended the services ed ceicry plants which I offer for sale.
last Sunday, and ope member was re They will bo ready fordelivery by October
ceived on profession of faith and bap 15th. Free of green hearts und sports.
8-tf
A. D ornes , Celery avenue.
tism. This was o.young mother with a
the basis o f all wealth
aye when accompanied by a person Paying fare.
Sac. 8. The said Chy of Sanford shall In no Casa
tear up or undermine said tracks of said Grantees,
their associate* and assigns, to lay dhwn new
pipes or ducts or sewers, or for any purpose, with
out re-laying said tracks.
•
.
S e c n . Saw 0 r sin ce *.tb etr a ssocia te* and as
signs. and their officers and agents, shall be lubfect to all onllnanaes and resolutions which tha
btty Council may. from lim e to time, enact.
Sec. 7. The cars of said Grantee*, their associ
ate*'am! assign*, shall have the right of way on
and over Ifrolr railway track*, turnouts and switch^
ro, to the exclusion of all teams and vehicle* (ex
cept the Are apparatus In case of lire), and kny
person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts
thereof, or otherwise retard the progress of said
cart, after due notice Is given by the car bell or
whistle, or Other proper signal, shall be punubad
by a line of not exceeding live dollar*, or Imprison-1
men* not exceeding Bve day*. Provided, however,
this section shall not operate as a release from
lawful damage* far accident*.
Before this ordinance shall become operative,
the said Grantee*, their »aaodate* and assigns
shall enter Into a written contract,
filed with
cuntroct, to be
o* tueu
w
tha City Clerk of the City, agrreing to fa« bound tor
all the terms, stipulations, and conditions of this
ordinaaoa. Such contract to 1» executed within
sixty day* after notiUcatlon by the Mayor In
writing,of tbo passage and approval of this on]In
ane«. Failure on the part of the said Grantee*,
their associate* and assigns, lo carry out and per
form all or any of the conditions or undertaking*
expressed In this franchise, shall work a forfeiture
of all rights on the streets of the City of Sanford.
The granUng of the rights and privileges, herein
set forth In this ordinance. Is upon the express
coodltlon that the said Grantees, their associate*
and assigns, obligate ihemselves lo build, con
struct. equip and operate their said railway on
Sanford avenue from the south city limit* to First
street, and on First street from Sanford avenue to
Oak avenue, as herein set forth, within eighteen
month* from the passage and sppnrval of this or
dinance. And shall begin lo construct and prosecuts the congt/uclion vigorously to tumrdeiioimt
their said line of railway, a* herein provided, end
chise antlaU right* and privileges herein gran tod.
Said Grantees, their associate« and assigns, shall,
within thirty days after helng not ¡lied by the Mayor
in writing of the approval or this ordinance, noUfy
the City Council In writing of iheir acceptance of
the prmrlsloat and cumlitiuni of this unliuatur.
exhibit t o l b e
Iirritili the rxam li " " >7 «he salt] d tr tndii,
proper officer*. nil
>k» of aaxninu to «v-rrt.u
the amount of l u
u earn Ins»; ,„ d
lainlng such i
_ it. and the populai|(,n
reached auch
iraber the aalJT.Toi «uSS
bl to levy a tax of not rorí£^?^1,
upon the property Of the said corapanyi.™
^
To the llaoorahle Forrest Lake Mayor
of Sanford. Florida:
*w U lh* City
I do hereby certify th a t the abort .„ a r----- Ordinance was duly passed at a regular m i n i
the City Council of Sanford. Florida „ " ’ii1*«*
O rtofcr IBlMBOB.
• M»h L
For City Marshal
oLSanfurd.
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7 ",
um csiry my utmu»t iu « .
[ores the law s of the state sod itn., iiv
( t Mm jv
To the Voter* of Sanford:
I,'Y£Tir
i!lnCoffice
T,iiw*uf777T
rtf."1
* «n.lldarr
jection
lo ?
the
City
Manlml.
and rMr e
accaaloo lu thank my friends fur thru »uw«i «
¡he Iwsl and solicit a continuance u( ihe . Z
the municipal election, December I7lh. I pru,u£
that, aa In the past. I will do toy u teiositow i
wrve onlcr ln the city and enforce a strict u u iu .
ince of all law*.
j y. |ji.
Tor Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
To the Voters of Sanford:
I nm a candidate for re-election m ibrufllm f
Treasurer and Assessor uf the City of w
and rights hereby granted, or Clerk.
ford.
I have .served the prop'■ such part ol such proprrty n* the City of‘ Sanford
Si
eight
years
«mi th e es pellern e
may actlte to O u tc W at a valualLin uf liic
“ “
tut. ni i lie m g '
erly, real and personal, uesjrru, which vali
re elected Dect mbrr Tlh, 1 brum !>,- a tarrlul «i!!
fuithful dlschgl rgaof the dutlr« »I U«-iii)i,r
M»«i 1. Som.
Old Shoes Wanted
any abutting uwncre along said railway from rew s tlsji any- tlamagaa thus
I am again~asklng for OLD NIIOKS |
«dm*1,',a'U
Iki
least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto
on each aide, with rock or shell, or with tush dtbar
material aa may be permitted by said city, and
• hall m aintain tha same In good repair and con
dition.
Sen. 3. The laying of said (racks, crossings and
|pbrooches a t crossings, and the locations of wires
I'lthin the said city limits, and maintaining the
fam e, shall be under the supervision of the proper
lu th o rllles of said city, and shall be done In ac
cordance with their Instructions.
Str. 4. The fere charged by said Grantees, their
assoclene* and assigns, from any point on their
line or branches, attainable by one continuous
passage within the d ty limits along said lines and
—
wlU-gfarr-what-theyiire Worth—
SIZES. 6. 7, a, 9, 10 II AM* 15 .
A . E . Irvin ’s Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd St. ant^Snurnn! Avn.
ANDREW
ATTORNEY-AT-L&W
Practice« in State and Federal Courtt.
M. G. T. Buildliut.
inger has caused bloody wars
is. a million immigrants annually to
ight-here—in- the— Sanford— D istrict-sub
watered by everlasting artesian wells
G et some o f it now, before the mighty host of land-hungrj
W e have it—lots o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
of Easy- Payments
Write us
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
JOHNSON
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908
NEWS Of THE WORLD
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Hews of Interest Gleaned From
•• various Sources
HAMfNINGS DURING THE WEEK
H
pr —
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,, „ ,ht Readers Will Find a
is feared that great loss of livestock on
the nearly ranches will result from these
funus. After spending more than two
million»of dollars to save their interests,
American owners succeeded In extin
guishing the flames but greater terrors
now prevail. The flames had consumed
the noxious gnsscs. but when the fire was
stopped the gnsses burst forth, and laborera Inhaling the least of this drop dend in
their tracks. The government has been
requested to send, troops to the scene to
take tiie place of the laborers who refuse
to stop longer in the dangerous locality. ‘
The Breakfast Food Co, of Battle Creek,
Mich., has gone Into the hand« of a recelver.
1
First Year
ALL AROUND
FLORIDA
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over, putting his head in range of the
driving block which coming-down struck
hitn a glancing blow upon the head, and
The General News of “The Land putting him out of business for Severn!
hours. Ills heavy felt hat. and the fact Engineer Kayes Has Stroke of
of Flow ers"
thht the block did not strike him squarely,
Paralysis „ .
saved his life, as the block descended with
r „ „ 11
force. Mr. LJpe was able to resume
CULLED I DOM THE STATE PRESS great
hlh work this week and will sufTer nothing EOUND THUS BV HlS ' FIREMAN
more than a badly bruised head.
STRICKEN AT HIS POST
An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im Lawn Mowers
Now In Hospital Unconscious nnd But
port ant Happenings In the
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
Small Hopes arc Entertained
S ta te 's Domain.
want a good mower at a low price, now is
ro r tils Recovery
By a fire in the factory of Ballnrd-ller- the time to buy. Also good stock of
The snd intelligence wns flashed over
nnndcz in Ybor City Saturday night, ten scythe«, • grass hooks and lawn rakes. the wires to Sanford on Sunday diat EuHarry J. Wilson. ^ g ia o e r'K a /ra hml been strickerr kWFrf»iP : tr ~
thousand cigars were destroyed.
rnlysls wjiUc s^ntcsl iu d m ;
sl.kisKwz;•■.•*.v -•*..
PAI
CUIS HOLD MEETING J. W. Kehoe has wtihrtrwvkii**fftim die
ifTnc [iist Sunday, nnd Mrs. Kayes nnd
settling the controversy that threat-1
daughter, with Master Mechanic Stevens,
oat Interesting Session at High
the loss of a Democratic congress Sanford Does tier Part Toward Ald- took the nextJra ln for Tnmpa. where dray
bbndi.
School Building
J _ ^ - l n g Bryan
- — ~ found Mr. Knyes In a (»rccarious condi
man^
__
jl* Chinese government has employed
Tke meeting of the Parents' Club, held
The
following
letter
was
sent
to
the tion. While seemingly conscious he wns
A terrible snowstorm |>rcvnile<l in the
faT«. Grant of New York ttr take charge IH the High School auditorium, Monday
hendqansters
of
the
Democratic
National
unable to spenk, and grave fears were en
cf the engraving plnnt to be erected in afternoon, was n Very pleasant affair. Southwestern part of Canada llic puBi
Committee
by
C.
H.
Lefller,
all
the
work
tertained for his recovery.
week.
Several
persons
lost
their
lives
In
PAlng for the purpose of printing the This was the first meeting of the club this
of
soliciting
being
done
by
Mr.
Lefller
in
The stroke must have come upon hint
the
storm
nnd
thousands
of
sheep
per
Uak notes to be Issued by Uie Chinese fall, and the attendance was very good.
two days, since his return from the north; about the time he pulled into Tampa, ns
ished.
faremment.
At the request of the president, Mr.v L
Herman Riddcr, Treasurer Democratic he still grasped the throttle with his hand
Jacksonville hns been selected ns the
"
“ ‘ After
frank C. Kanin, a lawyer of New York, R. ~
Philips, ~
Prof. Perkins
presided,
Nntlonnl Committee, Chlcngor III.:
when found hyjils fireman, nnd the brakes
bi bees sentenced to fifteen years im- the reading of ghe minutes by the secre- nexl peering place of the o{ the AssoclnDear Sin—We. the undersigned, sub had been reversed.
¡»¡»ament for swindling Mrs. -Caroline tnry. Mrs. a F. Whllner, the audience tkm of « “»way Bridge nnd Building Su- scribe the nmotlnt set op(tosite our names
He is at the Adamson Sanitarium and
was *favored with an Instrumental solo Pcrintendents.
lurry, a widow, out of $80,000.
for the Democratic -National Cumpnign receiving the best of care nnd medical m
W. R. Coulter, who wos shot during nit fund rit behalf of thB'dWUbh of WilUarn tciítlón. nud it k 'm be ltonod thnt he « n f =
Tke American war fleet will visit -Chi- by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher.
The address by Prof, Perkin»-on the «hercarion r bv~JustieeH owell iu -Ji
JrBryHrf Hnd'John Wi'Kern:
Mis waters this week.
recover sufficiently to be brought hack to
BBlWtLoL ihc pui3R~sclH>ol wns timely, sonvllle, is dead. Howeliis recovering.
ivanRlchnnl
H.
M
ark..
v
...
,
,
.
.
.
.
$
1
0
0
Sanford.
IT
I 00
Mr. Knyes came to Sanford from Wilkes:
sib has U*en elected coinmunder of the The prtmnry object of the school; he said, ' The plant of the Tropical Ice nnd Cold C. H. Lefller ...............................
T. Kr.uic..................
1 00
Is
to
make
good
citizens;
to
train
l»oyS
Storage
Co.bf
Toiniw
wns
burned
Snturbarre.
Pa., about one year ngonnd became
"Gewgia division of the Confederate VetC. Barnes , ...................... .
1 100
aim Tke next reunion will be field at ond girl« so they will develop into well- day. Loss £130,000: insurance, $63,000. Cash
. ; ............. . . .................
5 00 n resident nt once, building n fine—home
bn Inneed men nnd women who love the
I 00 on Magnolia nvenue, and becomlmlJdiúL.
At n service In the Methodlst-church In Forrest lake • ............
Athena.
truth and are ready to light-for it. Then,
CapL
W.
A.
k'iuifc—
:i-.
—
!**00
tifled wTth the Interests of his ndopird
Tg^elhud-lastSuiMlaysuflteirnt mcmerwan E. E. Brady
Secretary Root has refused the roquet t
1 00
tins public school -must irnTif the
city,
líe wns nn ex|»erlenced engineer
NhndrtorrtH* return to'lfraT cSurilry ol minds of these future citizens. The first ruisctl to pay the entire church debt, aume A, M. Thrasher
........ . . . ___
I 00
nnd
enjoyed
tho confidence and esteem
$1500.
M.
F.
Robinson.......
.
_.................
2
00
Jni Jinoff Poured, a political exile.
thing to be taught la moral goodness that
G.
S.
Derry
.............................._
^i>00
of
both
his
employers
und fellow employ
The first case of "hazing'' at Soulher- A. E. P h ilip s.............................
Prince Auguit Wilhelm, fourth son of respects God and man; God first; innn
1 00 ees.
' the Ktlier, was-married, Oct. 22, to his second. To instl}l Into the child mind lund college is reported to have occurred D. L. Thrasher.................
I 00
The Tampa Times lias the following:
iiO
cousin. Princess-Alexandra Victoria of love nnd fear townrd God. the perfect, in Inst week. The victim wns made to stent M: F (a n k .......................................
“Stricken with pnrniysis ns his hand
L G.'Stringfellow
...................
1
hchieiwig-llotsteln.
wisdom, goodness. Justice, and (tower— oranges nnd while carrying them away G. R. Calhoun .............................
5
clutched the throttle of his engine, Levi
Loesi option elections in Ohio have been the Creator, Benefactor and Saviour; the wns fired upon by the supposed owner
Knyes one of the best known englneeroof
goingdry of late at the rate of one a day. Secret Witness nnd Judge. This ir, of all which enused the victim to run himself Total......................I _____ $24 50
the Atlantic Coast Une, is hovering be
almost to death.
•
Added to the fund sent in several tween life and death at tho South Floridu
ftewtufcivc^24 «nloona and the drys teaching, the b est
The
lense
of
the
Marlborough
Hotel in weeks ago of $29.25, this makes n total sanitarium, to which he was conveyed
Wo frtust nlso tench* thftso things that
»phi out 872.
of $53,75 collected in Sanford nnd sent early yesterday morning. — *
There are four states in which women wiii develop the pupil mentally and rmnpahns been Mild to J. T. Sln[»lrtun of
to nid In electing die (teerlcss lender, W.
Oordele, Ga^ for $10,000.
“Mr. Kayes had brought Ids train, a long
kin the right to vote (in (»residential. as physically,
J.
Bryan, Very little interest hns been freight, up from Port Tampa, on its way
Prof. Perkins expressed n fear that in
E. A. Dick, who was manager of the
•tO si other elections. These are Idaho,
manifested in Sanford regarding the na to Jacksonville.' He wns in apparent good
(Uarado, Wyoming and Utah. In these our modern methodtW teaching we try to Tampa Bay Hotel during tlie Plant regime,
tional election and The Herald suggests health. His fireman, a colored man named
loo
mudt
for
the
Child.
For
instance,
is to manage the Seviiin hotel In Havana,
utes women hold the balance of powejv
a
mass mcedng fur Monday night and Wagner, did not notice anything amiss. "
our quick methods of teaching reading Cuba.
,
^
At the nmltry show at the recent Georseveral
good speakers to stir up the gen
|h ttite fair was n hen vnlucd at $10,000. has made a generation, of poor spellers.
Charles M. Council of Americus, Gq., eral apathy and rouse the voters to the The train was brought to a standstill at
final.her ducks were sold to one party So much help is given the pupil by teach has Iwught 71,000 ncres of timber land necessity of working fur dm Democratic the depot in Tampa. After some dispatch
ers and books that he docs ndt know how lying along the Georgid-Morlda state line
es had been received, nnd the c o n d u c to r
Tu $200 each.
to do things when he gets out into the aud Includes Inqd In Tavinr and Columbia cause as never before. . ,
was Tendy tu go uhend, the signal was
Joseph John Button of Brooklyn. Tf. Y„
world. ..Too much is said about the duty counties in Floridu and Bennett, Peagler,
given. The flrcinan saw the signal and
In s la die United States postal aerNew Business Block
wondered why the engineer did not re
vie*far S5 years, died the past week, in of teachers to the pupils and not enough Dickerson and Dougherty counties in Geor
The
new
buildings being erected in spond. Hu looked around and euw Kayes
of
the
duty
of
the
pupil
to
the
teuchcr
gia. Consideration mimed is $171,00C).
la Wth year. His picture hangs in the
Sanford aru not confined to the resilience apparently nlort, seated nnd with a firm
aud his school work? The Professor said
t 1ep*rtmemoffice at Washington.
portion, and the latest addition to the grasp on the lever as if aliout to throw it
A
well
225
feet
deep.
Itehind
the
Charles
lie would not advise returning to the old
ton block, Orlando, has been completed. business center is a two-story block to be over and start the engine. ‘Do yyu see
Ikt Jiponeit General Nodzu. prominent methods of the pnst, as the song has it:
It is for drainage purpose, nnd is believed built at the corner of Sanford avenue and the signnIT' ho asked. Receiving no an
hring the war between Russia and Japan,
“ Resilin'. rilin' and rithmctlc
Second street by Mrs. DeForrcsL The swer he went up to his companion and
to be on the ocean
level. ».
kind. The burial wos largely attended * Tsujtht to the role of a hickory »lick."
•
Ewnioent among the noted persons pres-11,01 we
10 indude In our present
Major General Robert J. Mogill is the new building will be of reinforced con saw that he was unconscious.
*>t »ai Admiral Sjicrry of the American plans of teaching n due proportion of both. newly elected commander of the Floridu crete blocks und will consist of two store
‘The fireman summbned the*conductor.
The public school has a great work, he division of Confederate Veterans
rooms on tho Sanford nvenue side and one The road physician, Dr. W. P. Adamson,
bsttleshi|is.
on die Second street side, with upper floor was called and he found the unconscious
*1«nor Park, L 1. Oct. 24. Geo. Rob- said in conclusion, and this work will tie
Among recent rulings nf_ ihe-lntnratat»
done better by hnvjng both parent and
reserved for rooms or flats.
*
man to be suffering from a paralytic stroke
sjocomobllo of 120^horse power,
commerce commission is the following;
TeacHdr
working
together
in
unison.
The
building
will
t>c
commenced
at which affected ills right side. He had
rAarrlnn made machine, won the VanThe vocal solo by Mr, Woodcock was Free ¡»asses may be issued to Isona fide once and when finished will enhance this Kayes removed to the sanitarium for
cup for the fourth time, and bcatex-employes of a railroad who ore travel
section of the city., The Popq Contract treatment.
'■f kl (revioui records. The distance thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
ing to reenter the railroad's service. Pass
Rev.
J.
F.
McKinnon
delivered
an
ad
ing
Co. have the contract for die build / ‘Another engineer took the train through
n» vu 258.00 miles and the time was
dress that wns appreciated by those pres es cannot be Issued to families of ern- ing.
‘
»40minute* 48 and 1-5 seconds.
to Jacksonville.
ploycs who died n natural death while in
ent. He spoke of the four factors that go
“Kayes was taken to Jhe hospital about
*iity persons have been arrested to make up the school—the trustees, fac the service of common carriers, though Building and Loon AasoclatlonGrowInf
3
o’clock
yesterday morning. He is still
The
directors
of
the
Sanford
Building
8«
with complicity In the nlghtridera' ulty, (nipils and parents—congratulating that privilege is accorded to tho families
unconscious,
and Ills condition is very se
Loan
Association
met
last
Monday
night
¡ E M ih ld i of Ca|K. Rankin last week the High School upon its active board of of employes killed in the service.
rious.
_________ ____ _____ _
in
the
office
of
J.
N.
Whitner
nnd
held
an
trustees and Its efficient corps of teach 1The First National Bank of St. Augusayes
and
their
daughter, Miss
«sting
•oaeiom—Application»
fur
lutthi
gcd-by-Tlre—e n t J S Mullini- s- C- Oct. 26. destroyed ers. He urged a closer bond of union he.Cora
B.
Kayes,
were
summoned
from th íít
have
been
made
to
the
amount
of
$5,000,
y
tmnds of ltdiaiMs*
pr xween the patrons and teachers,- indica 27th. which occurred during business
home
at
Sanford.
Mrs.
Kayes
said she
■»■imiUJ Tobacco Co. Loss is covered ting many ways in which the parents hours. It is believed that a live electric and the same has been placed In the hands
had
no
idea
that
her
husband
was
threat
of
the
loan
committee.
The
association
liamrsnce.
wire was the cause of the fire.
may be helpful to the teachers.
,i
..
. . is starting off In good shape and every ened with any illness, that lie seemed to
| fteiilooa of Bernard Marcus in Chicago
Following this address a few minutes
R C H am . ha. Just sold o shipment of dllKI1 in Sanford should take share. In be well when she saw him Saturday. He
^itrrcdtd by a bomb last Saturday.
were spent In discussing various (»bases Irish potatoes from the Hartlng. section. ^ moyemem w|l|cb promise* so much In is about fifty years of age, and has a
FkKardConnors, widely known an the of school work. .
C. D. Schaffer recently discovered in the return Several new houses will be built splendid record as an engineer.
The second Monday in the month was western port of Alachua county whnt ap- ut once n# n rC8U|t of die association in
man of Chicago, dropped dcod
“Mr, Kayes is u well known Mason, antT
«city Oct 23.
decided upon as the time for the meet pears to be a deposit of vurlegated ngotev Sanford, and this will ultimately‘provs a has taken practically all of the degrees
ings of the club.
The specimens compare favorably with ,nenriB 0f alleviating the congested con known in the order.”
b iMCsnaditn election this week the
Landmark Changed
similar products from Colorado, and Krill ditions of the city and constant lack of
Amended Postal Regulations
i *ns vltortous.
*7^ worit eyesores in our town prove a rich find for the owners of-the Imuses.
______ ~
Postmaster-General
Meyer has amended
16m of the so-called whiskey selzthe old DeMont bulld- | land containing the deposits.
Tax
Notice
the
postal
regulation«
regarding the en
aa* Under the pure food set has been *or y
foot Df First street. Delopl|
The
tax
books
of
the
City
of
Sanford
closure
Of
any
matter
of
a higher daks in
Will Locate In Sanford
by the United States court ln fa -'lln*,B haw ruhied. with a shifting, often
fur Uie a m e n t yeur will be open on the mall paid for at a lower rate so as to Im
* the government The CAM was;IJ*5Jj^T«Bancy.U has been nn open
G. G~Sargent, secretary of the Excelsior
Lguhhroa Distilling 1». Wl»o J
.
w u»e new comers where San- Fruit Growers' Association of Lake Min first Monday in November, 1908, at the pose the penalty only upon those who
‘.‘wilfully"-violate the regulation» Here
liquor as Bourbon whiskey J«
^ w e n e s . could beJf
was netonka. Minnefttu. is in the city and Collector's office.
- ■— —inut
Personal
taxes
must
be
paid
before
the
tofore tho dcpnitment has Imposed Bnes
d* stulThod
been made from mo-1*ora *" . .. ¿„ one 0f its main streeU. will locate on a celery form west of the
•»Mother
Ingredients.
first day of March,. 1000, and real eatHte for such violations, regardless as to
dty. Mr. Sargent will return to his home
.............
* * * * * * * *
before the first day of April, 1909. See whether the offense was committed wil
111’orkhursl of New York I
in the spring and bring atgpitThirty fami
since young Mr.-DeMont thc ow w eof
Section 213, Revised Ordinances.
fully or through ignorance. The Titles ag
fa»
,hc l‘rc*idency of the I
lies from his section to Sanford, where
J.~T. Ltx.' Collector.
gregate approximately $60,000 a year,
wt toe Prevention of Crime.___ thl* prepertyrhas returned here and tpk?n they wlirengagc iu truck farming, Sun- lirJT " ■’
and 90 per cent of the cases hgve been
_
« P P M U has afford's great irrigation system appealing Notice to Residents and Properly
found due to ignorance of the taw, mostly
• »»diet of tfM lower ,ootin in ^ T b it o t ^ h h s been thoroughly reno to Mr. Sargent as no other section in die
Owners
vated, inside and out.
by women and children and the Ignoranf.
United States for vegetable and fruit
The Building Committee, of the City
usually poor. There were 1,600 such cases
irtA iliff ,UdRmCnt — “ for a boarding house und stores. Mr l* raising.
Council has authorized City Engineer J . A. in connection with the Jamestown expo
*•
,(d. Killer had bodTu!» ^
Mont wd r*nl *** house only to such porDavis to nuinhrr all residences and busi sition, all the violation« being committed
U pc Has Narrow Cocape
The l o ^ ^ ^
* . as can guarantee to keep it dean and
W. P. Li pc had a miraculous escape from ness houses in the city. The d f y has pur- by children/_________________
Un BWBid*d highly respectable and hopes that the
people of Sanford will appreciate Ids ef death last Saturday while engaged in driv- diaaed a sufficient of numbers to supply
A cargo of green coffee was sold in New
i from Mexico's great olil forts In making his property again into a ing a well on Sanford avenue. He w a sIa lia m i Mr. Davis will tack these on all
York
this week for five cents a pound,
miles from Tampico, bave j place of which Sanford and First street stooping down a t the lime, regulating one I houses a t a price stipulated by the buildMarch
delivery.
- •- r '
“i a score of workman- It 1may feel proud.
ót the attachments, and j leaned too far J ing committee.
Uuiumnu CoututTCE.
Brief
Historical Spring Flowing
far Hurried Readers
Abatch of papers Bnd letters connected
J j , die Beccher-Tilton controversy of
on» years ago. were sold at auction last
,^nd brought $312..
►600 penuasisPA
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THE SANFORD HERALD
exhibit to lb e
Iirritili the rxamli
" " >7 «he salt] dtr tndii,
proper officer*. nil
>k» of aaxninu to «v-rrt.u
Sac. 8. The said Chy of Sanford shall In no Casa the amount of lu
u earn Ins»; ,„d
tear up or undermine said tracks of said Grantees, lainlng such i
_it. and the populai|(,n
their associate* and assigns, to lay dhwn new reached auch
iraber the a a lJ T .T o i «u S S
pipes or ducts or sewers, or for any purpose, with
bl to levy a tax of not rorí£^?^1,
out re-laying said tracks.
•
.
Secn. Saw 0 rsince * .tbetr associate* and as
signs. and their officers and agents, shall be lub^
fect to all onllnanaes and resolutions which tha upon the property Of the said corapanyi.™
btty Council may. from lime to time, enact.
To the llaoorahle Forrest Lake Mayor
Sec. 7. The cars of said Grantee*, their associ
of Sanford. Florida:
*w U lh* City
ate*'am! assign*, shall have the right of way on
I do hereby certify that the abort .„a r---- and over Ifrolr railway track*, turnouts and switch^ Ordinance was duly passed at a regular m i n i
ro, to the exclusion of all teams and vehicle* (ex the City Council of Sanford. Florida „ " ’ii1* «*
cept the Are apparatus In case of lire), and kny Ortofcr IBlMBOB.
• M»h L
person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts
thereof, or otherwise retard the progress of said
cart, after due notice Is given by the car bell or
whistle, or Other proper signal, shall be punubad
by a line of not exceeding live dollar*, or Imprison-1
men* not exceeding Bve day*. Provided, however,
this section shall not operate as a release from
lawful damage* far accident*.
Before this ordinance shall become operative,
the said Grantee*, their »aaodate* and assigns
shall enter Into a written contract,
filed with
cuntroct, to be
o* tueu
w
tha City Clerk of the City, agrreing to fa« bound tor
all the terms, stipulations, and conditions of this
ordinaaoa. Such contract to 1» executed within
sixty day* after notiUcatlon by the Mayor In
writing,of tbo passage and approval of this on]In
ane«. Failure on the part of the said Grantee*,
their associate* and assigns, lo carry out and per
form all or any of the conditions or undertaking*
expressed In this franchise, shall work a forfeiture
of all rights on the streets of the City of Sanford.
The granUng of the rights and privileges, herein
set forth In this ordinance. Is upon the express
coodltlon that the said Grantees, their associate*
and assigns, obligate ihemselves lo build, con
struct. equip and operate their said railway on
Sanford avenue from the south city limit* to First
street, and on First street from Sanford avenue to
Oak avenue, as herein set forth, within eighteen
month* from the passage and sppnrval of this or
For City Marshal
dinance. And shall begin lo construct and prosecuts the congt/uclion vigorously to tumrdeiioimt
oLSanfurd.
their said line of railway, a* herein provided, end
AN ORDINANCE
bright ami promising fUtur*. Tlie offcrinji
next Sunday will be for foreign mission*: Granting ta S. O. Chaae. A. T. Roaslter. A. P. aye when accompanied by a person Paying fare.
Where Devout of the Celery
C ity W o rsh ip ‘Tom orrow
Rev. JM. Fox, rector, services every second and
worth Sunday; tally mass. 7, a. m~t masa and ser
mon, 10 a. m ; Sunday school, 9 a m ; vespers, 8
p. m.
- Connelly, F. P. Farater an# J. N. W hllner,
Their Aaaaelatea and iAssigns, Certain
R flh ta and P rM Icg ea Pertaining ta S treet
.. Railroad In U i« C l t y o f f a n f aril. Florida
Be n Otojuaro by the City Council of the City of
Sanford, Florida:
Ssorpost 1.- That S O. Chaw,- A T, Roeslttr, A.
Twentieth Sunday after Pent., Oct. 28,
Sunday ocliooi, 8 a. m.
RESUME OF AU CHURCH EVENTS Maw and aermon, 10 o. m.
Rotary, instruction and benediction.
Of Intereat to Those Religiously In 7:30 p. m.
Monday, 26th Oct—
clined-Subjects of Discourses
somn ruy Llama tu r irai aiin:i ; unu iruiu uaniun
Mom, 7 b. id.
avenue to Oak avenue on first street, accord
for the Sabbath.
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Sanford,
Cntechcticnl instruction, 3 p. m.
TVs Farters of tka C h in k « is Iha City an Faready
Orange County, Florids^and such other streets anti
Raqvaatad to brief er aaed Ihair Aaeasaeneaeia aeg
MMr CVerch Ntwa ta ikla aOta eat iatar than Thursday
,
Holy Cross Episcopal
r ir a t M ethodist
Rev. It. F. Brown, rector: Sunday morning serv
Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor; church, comer Park ice, 1|; evenIng aervIce, 7:00; Sabbath school, 7:30
avenue and Fifth slreetk parsonage, comer Mag a. m : U. F. Whitney. SupL; prayer meeting, 0:43
nolia avenue and Seventh sttret; phone 234. p, m.
Sunday morning service at II; evening sendee.
Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of
7:00;
Sunday scot«.
school. u
9:43
Jno. n.
K. n
Metro u ; oanoay
vj a. m.;
m.; unu.
nUnger. Supc. Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even- the Holy Cross, having returned from hlg
afiicwtHilL
summer's vacation, will hold services morn
Lnrfic congregations attended the aering and evening,Sunday, the 25lh.
vlcea last Sunday. The pastor prcacned
on “ Love," at the pioming hour, and' at
night the topic waa "Dare to be a Doniel/
* The usual services will be held tomorroi
to which nil are moat cordially invited.
The hour for the Sunday evening set
nvmues as the City Council shall from time to time
direct by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and
privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee*
for the purpose* of constructing, maintaining and
operating by electricity, gasoline or such other mo
tive power, except steam, as may be from time to
lime nulhoilred by the City Council, a line of
street railway for tha transporting of passengers.
baggage end' freight: together with such under
ground wires, and such side tracks, switches, turn
outs and .connections as may be approved by the
City Council or its street committee, as may be
necessary to the proper operation of strict railwaya
In said streets and parts of same, fiw the full term
of thirty (3ty years, from and after the date of the
going Into effect of thlaordinance.
In the operation of their motor* and ear* upon
said street railway, herein provided, the said
Grantees, associate* and assigns, shall nmform'to
and be governed by such rules'and regulations at
have been heretofore and shall hereafter be adopt
ed br ordinance of said dtr.
See. 2. The tacka shall be laid with rails suit
able for operating with motive power as herein
provided, and In such manner as not to impair th*
i.~>-i«]fi^« <.f the street as a thoroughfare for tha
I n , u i,
» on which Ibe rail
way Is nr mar be built, wherever the city hns es
tablished or shall establish such grade. Where
the streets are not graded, sold Grantee*, their as
sociate* and assigns, shall grade the space be
tween Ibe rails and two feet beyond, the ends ol
the tiro on such Street« nr parts of streets. nnd
».'mil remove and adjust their track* to conform to
said grade with at little Inconvenience and hinder•nee to tha use of such street as possible, and In
noevent shall the dty be liable to said Grantee*,
ihclr associate* add assigns, for any damage on
norount of said change. When the said Grantees,
their associate* or assigns, shall lay or repair
their tracks on said streets or portions of streets
at the time peved. they shall at their own expense
relay the paving taken up so a* to conform to (he
rotaUlshed grade, making the needed repairs with
like material used In such paving.
Whenever or wherovrr the city or owner* of the
abutting property on any streyl shall have paved
or shall pave, or cause to be hatred, any street or
part of street on. which said Grantee*, their asso
ciate* or assigns, now havr or will have their said
tracks or any part thereof, the said Grantees, their
■»»ooiatee at
upon
inrtke vto
Uijyroesi iiwtfsaj
anwrit
” ■tssasgp.s gpalisi
eiep-i by i n ggj
otsivj Vaajff 'BlaltLl
undrr It* tupervUloo and directkm, pave (lie space
between Its rada and tracks, and at least two reel
tiryund tbs ends of the ties, in .the same manner
and with the same material as Is used In paving
the remainder of the street; and shall maintain
the same In good order end condition.
At all crossings on unpaved streets, the said
Grante**; their assorts to* and assigns, shall, un-
Sunday morn
Ice. llreventng service, 7:3 0; Sabbath s
a. m.: K. R. Murrell, Sunt.; prayer me
Wednesday, 7:00 n. m.; Y. w. A. first I
m.; Y. M. S. last Friday, 3 p. in.
There will be service« morning
ning. Rev. J. Perry Lee of Mg
will preach at both services. A
dially invited.
Congregational j ' S ’
Rav. R. R. Kendall, pastor; Si V A
service. II; evening service. 7:30; >
"7? «
Wrdnraday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath,.
0
J. C. Enamlnger, Superintendent. v ^
The pastor,Rev. R.R. Kendall,wt».
morning and evening. The services o
ihc week as usuoL All are wel6ome.
of the church orkÄmday, after the. mon
ing eerytee, to take action with referen
to the resignation of tlie pastor, and
transact any other bus! ness proper to coi
•te g B a W K ^
m ; Henry MrLsulln. Supt.; prayer meeting V
nrsday, 7:30 p. ra.
ceicry n u iu » tut . . . .
Tbe imstor will preach Sunday morning
1 have about a million early transplant
and evening. All invited. An unusually
large congregation attended the services ed ceicry plants which I offer for sale.
last Sunday, and ope member was re They will bo ready fordelivery by October
ceived on profession of faith and bap 15th. Free of green hearts und sports.
8-tf
A. Dornes , Celery avenue.
tism. This was o.young mother with a
the basis o f all wealth
rail* of their tracks, 'and even therewith far at
least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto
on each aide, with rock or shell, or with tush dtbar
material aa may be permitted by said city, and
• hall maintain tha same In good repair and con
dition.
Sen. 3. The laying of said (racks, crossings and
|pbrooches at crossings, and the locations of wires
I'lthin the said city limits, and maintaining the
fame, shall be under the supervision of the proper
luthorllles of said city, and shall be done In ac
cordance with their Instructions.
Str. 4. The fere charged by said Grantees, their
assoclene* and assigns, from any point on their
line or branches, attainable by one continuous
passage within the dty limits along said lines and
chise antlaU right* and privileges herein gran tod.
Said Grantees, their associate« and assigns, shall,
within thirty days after helng not ¡lied by the Mayor
in writing of the approval or this ordinance, noUfy
the City Council In writing of iheir acceptance of
the prmrlsloat and cumlitiuni of this unliuatur.
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umcsiry my utmu»t iu « .
[ores the laws of the state sod itn., iiv
To the Voter* of Sanford:
( t Mmjv
I,'Y£Tir ?i!lnCT,iiw* 777Trtf."1* «n.lldarr rMre
jection lo the office uf City Manlml. and
accaaloo lu thank my friends fur thru »uw «i «
¡he Iwsl and solicit a continuance u( ihe . Z
the municipal election, December I7lh. I pru,u£
that, aa In the past. I will do toy uteiositowi
wrve onlcr ln the city and enforce a strict uuiu.
ince of all law*.
j y. |ji.
T o r Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
To the Voters of Sanford:
I nm a candidate for re-election m ibrufllmf
Treasurer and Assessor uf the City of w
and rights hereby granted, or Clerk.
ford. I have .served the prop'■ such part ol such proprrty n* the City of‘ Sanford
Si
eight
years
«m i the espellerne
may actlte to O u tc W at a valualLin uf liic
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tut. ni i lie m g'
erly, real and personal, uesjrru, which vali
re elected Dect mbrr Tlh, 1 brum!>,- a tarrlul «i!!
fuithful dlschgl rgaof the dutlr« »I U«-iii)i,r
M»«i 1. Som.
any abutting uwncre along said railway from rewstlsji any- tlamagaa thus
«dm*1,',a 'U
Iki
O ld S h o e s Wanted
I am again~asklng for OLD NIIOKS |
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wlU-gfarr-what-theyiire Worth—
SIZES. 6. 7, a, 9, 10 II AM* 15 .
A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd St. ant^Snurnn! Avn.
ANDREW
ATTORNEY-AT-L&W
Practice« in State and Federal Courtt.
M. G. T. Buildliut.
inger has caused bloody wars
is. a m illion immigrants annually to
ight-here—in- the— Sanford—D istrict-sub
watered by everlasting artesian wells
G et some o f it now, before the m ighty host o f land-hungrj
W e have it—lots o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
of Easy- Payments
W rite us
SANFORD, FLO R ID A
JOHNSON
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IN SAN FORD— Life ¡a Worth Living
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908
NEWS Of THE WORLD
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Hews of Interest Gleaned From
•• various Sources
HAMfNINGS DURIN G T H E W EEK
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,, „ ,ht Readers Will Find a
Brief
is feared that great loss of livestock on
the nearly ranches will result from these
funus. After spending more than two
m illion»of dollars to save their interests,
American owners succeeded In extin
guishing the flames but greater terrors
now prevail. The flames had consumed
the noxious gnsscs. but when the fire was
stopped the gnsses burst forth, and laborera Inhaling the least of this drop dend in
their tracks. The government has been
requested to send, troops to the scene to
take tiie place of the laborers who refuse
to stop longer in the dangerous locality. ‘
The Breakfast Food Co, of Battle Creek,
Mich., has gone Into the hand« of a recelver.
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ALL AROUND FLORIDA
First Year
over, putting his head in range of the
driving block which coming-down struck
c
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hitn a glancing blow upon the head, and
The General News of “The Land putting him out of business for Severn!
hours. Ills heavy felt hat. and the fact Engineer Kayes Has Stroke of
of Flow ers"
thht the block did not strike him squarely,
Paralysis „ .
saved his life, as the block descended with
r „ „ 11
great force. Mr. LJpe was able to resume
CU LLED I D O M T H E STATE P R E S S
hlh work this week and will sufTer nothing EO UND T H U S BV H lS ' F IR E M A N
more than a badly bruised head.
An Epitome of the Week’s Most
port ant Happenings In the
State's Domain.
STRICKEN AT HIS POST
Lawn M owers
Now In Hospital Unconscious nnd But
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
Small Hopes arc Entertained
want a good mower at a low price, now is
r o r tils Recovery
By a fire in the factory of Ballnrd-ller- the time to buy. Also good stock of
A batch of papers Bnd letters connected
The snd intelligence wns flashed over
nnndcz in Ybor City Saturday night, ten scythe«, • grass hooks and lawn rakes. the wires to Sanford on Sunday diat EuJj, die Beccher-Tilton controversy of
Harry J. Wilson. ^giaoer'Ka/ra hml been strickerr kWFrf»iP : tr ~
thousand cigars were destroyed.
on» years ago. were sold at auction last
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J. W. Kehoe has wtihrtrwvkii**fftim die
,^nd brought $312..
rnlysls wjiUc s^ntcsl iu dm;
sl.kisKwz;•■.•*.v -•*..
PAI
C U I S H O LD M EET IN G
ifTnc [iist Sunday, nnd Mrs. Kayes nnd
►600 penuasisPA
settling the controversy that threat-1
daughter, with Master Mechanic Stevens,
oat Interesting Session at High
the loss of a Democratic congress Sanford Does tier Part Tow ard Ald- took the nextJraln for Tnmpa. where dray
bbndi.
School Building
J _ ^ - l n g B ryan
- — ~ found Mr. Knyes In a (»rccarious condi
man^
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jl* Chinese government has employed
Tke meeting of the Parents' Club, held
The
following
letter
was
sent
to
the tion. While seemingly conscious he wns
A terrible snowstorm |>rcvnile<l in the
faT« . Grant of New York ttr take charge IH the High School auditorium, Monday
hendqansters
of
the
Democratic
National
unable to spenk, and grave fears were en
cf the engraving plnnt to be erected in afternoon, was n Very pleasant affair. Southwestern part of Canada llic puBi
Committee by C. H. Lefller, all the work tertained for his recovery.
week.
Several
persons
lost
their
lives
In
PAlng for the purpose of printing the This was the first meeting of the club this
The stroke must have come upon hint
the storm nnd thousands of sheep per of soliciting being done by Mr. Lefller in
Uak notes to be Issued by Uie Chinese fall, and the attendance was very good.
two days, since his return from the north; about the time he pulled into Tampa, ns
ished.
faremment.
At the request of the president, Mr.v L
Herman Riddcr, Treasurer Democratic he still grasped the throttle with his hand
Jacksonville hns been selected ns the
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“ ‘ After
frank C. Kanin, a lawyer of New York, R. ~
Philips, ~
Prof. Perkins
presided,
Nntlonnl Committee, Chlcngor III.:
when found hyjils fireman, nnd the brakes
bi bees sentenced to fifteen years im- the reading of ghe minutes by the secre- nexl peering place of the o{ the AssoclnDear Sin—We. the undersigned, sub had been reversed.
¡»¡»ament for swindling Mrs. -Caroline tnry. Mrs. a F. Whllner, the audience tkm of « “ »way Bridge nnd Building Su- scribe the nmotlnt set op(tosite our names
He is at the Adamson Sanitarium and
was *favored with an Instrumental solo Pcrintendents.
lurry, a widow, out of $80,000.
for the Democratic -National Cumpnign receiving the best of care nnd medical m
W. R. Coulter, who wos shot during nit fund rit behalf of thB'dWUbh of WilUarn tciítlón. nud it k 'm be ltonod thnt he « n f =
Tke American war fleet will visit -Chi- by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher.
The address by Prof, Perkin»-on the «hercarionrbv~JustieeHowell iu-Ji
JrBryHrf Hnd'John Wi'Kern:
Mis waters this week.
recover sufficiently to be brought hack to
BBlWtLoL ihc pui3R~sclH>ol wns timely, sonvllle, is dead. Howeliis recovering.
ivanRlchnnl
H.
Mark..
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$
100
Sanford.
IT
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Mr. Knyes came to Sanford from Wilkes:
sib has U*en elected coinmunder of the The prtmnry object of the school; he said, ' The plant of the Tropical Ice nnd Cold C. H. Lefller ...........................
T. Kr.uic...............
1 00
Is
to
make
good
citizens;
to
train
l»oyS
Storage
Co.bf
Toiniw
wns
burned
Snturbarre.
Pa., about one year ngonnd became
"Gewgia division of the Confederate VetC. Barnes ,
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1 100
aim Tke next reunion will be field at ond girl« so they will develop into well- day. Loss £130,000: insurance, $63,000. Cash
. ; ........... . . ...............
5 00 n resident nt once, building n fine—home
bnInneed men nnd women who love the
I 00 on Magnolia nvenue, and becomlmlJdiúL.
At n service In the Methodlst-church In Forrest lake • ..........
Athena.
truth and are ready to light-for it. Then,
CapL W. A. k'iuifc—- :i-.
— !**00 tifled wTth the Interests of his ndopird
Tg^elhud-lastSuiMlaysuflteirnt mcmerwan E. E. Brady
Secretary Root has refused the roquet t
100
tins public school -must irnTif the
ruisctl to pay the entire church debt, aume A, M. Thrasher
NhndrtorrtH* return to'lfraT cSurilry ol
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I 00 city, líe wns nn ex|»erlenced engineer
minds of these future citizens. The first $1500.
M. F. Robinson........ _...............
2 00 nnd enjoyed tho confidence and esteem
Jni Jinoff Poured, a political exile.
thing to be taught la moral goodness that
G. S. Derry
.......................... _ ^i>00 of both his employers und fellow employ
The first case of "hazing'' at Soulher- A. E. Philips..........................
Prince Auguit Wilhelm, fourth son of respects God and man; God first; innn
1 00 ees.
' theKtlier, was-married, Oct. 22, to his second. To instl}l Into the child mind lund college is reported to have occurred D. L. Thrasher...............
I 00
The Tampa Times lias the following:
iiO
cousin. Princess-Alexandra Victoria of love nnd fear townrd God. the perfect, in Inst week. The victim wns made to stent M: F (an k ..................................
“Stricken with pnrniysis ns his hand
L G.'Stringfellow
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hchieiwig-llotsteln.
wisdom, goodness. Justice, and (tower— oranges nnd while carrying them away G. R. Calhoun .........................
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clutched the throttle of his engine, Levi
Loesi option elections in Ohio have been the Creator, Benefactor and Saviour; the wns fired upon by the supposed owner
Knyes one of the best known englneeroof
which enused the victim to run himself
Total................... I _____ $24 50
goingdry of late at the rate of one a day. Secret Witness nnd Judge. This ir, of all
the Atlantic Coast Une, is hovering be
almost to death.
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Added to the fund sent in several tween life and death at tho South Floridu
ftewtufcivc^24 «nloona and the drys teaching, the best
The
lense
of
the
Marlborough
Hotel in weeks ago of $29.25, this makes n total sanitarium, to which he was conveyed
Wo frtust nlso tench* thftso things that
»phi out 872.
of $53,75 collected in Sanford nnd sent early yesterday morning. — *
There are four states in which women wiii develop the pupil mentally and rmnpahns been Mild to J. T. Sln[»lrtun of
to nid In electing die (teerlcss lender, W.
Oordele, Ga^ for $10,000.
“ Mr. Kayes had brought Ids train, a long
kin the right to vote (in (»residential. as physically,
J.
Bryan, Very little interest hns been freight, up from Port Tampa, on its way
Prof. Perkins expressed n fear that in
E. A. Dick, who was manager of the
•tOsi other elections. These are Idaho,
manifested in Sanford regarding the na
to Jacksonville.' He wns in apparent good
(Uarado, Wyoming and Utah. In these our modern methodtW teaching we try to Tampa Bay Hotel during tlie Plant regime,
tional election and The Herald suggests
loo
mudt
for
the
Child.
For
instance,
health. His fireman, a colored man named
is to manage the Seviiin hotel In Havana,
utes women hold the balance of powejv
a mass mcedng fur Monday night and
our quick methods of teaching reading Cuba.
Wagner, did not notice anything amiss. "
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At the nmltry show at the recent Georseveral good speakers to stir up the gen The train was brought to a standstill at
has
made
a
generation,
of
poor
spellers.
|httite fair was nhen vnlucd at $10,000.
Charles M. Council of Americus, Gq., eral apathy and rouse the voters to the
the depot in Tampa. After some dispatch
final.her ducks were sold to one party So much help is given the pupil by teach has Iwught 71,000 ncres of timber land
necessity of working fur dm Democratic es had been received, nnd the conductor
ers and books that he docs ndt know how
Tu $200 each.
lying along the Georgid-Morlda state line cause as never before. . ,
to do things when he gets out into the aud Includes Inqd In Tavinr and Columbia
was Tendy tu go uhend, the signal was
JosephJohn Button of Brooklyn. Tf. Y „
world. ..Too much is said about the duty
given. The flrcinan saw the signal and
counties in Floridu and Bennett, Peagler,
I ns la die United States postal aerNew Business Block
wondered why the engineer did not re
of teachers to the pupils and not enough
Dickerson and Dougherty counties in Geor
vie* far S5 years, died the past week, in
The new buildings being erected in spond. Hu looked around and euw Kayes
of the duty o f the pupil to the teuchcr gia. Consideration mimed is $171,00C).
la Wth year. His picture hangs in the
Sanford aru not confined to the resilience apparently nlort, seated nnd with a firm
aud his school work? The Professor said
t 1ep*rtmemoffice at Washington.
A well 225 feet deep. Itehind the Charles portion, and the latest addition to the grasp on the lever as if aliout to throw it
lie would not advise returning to the old
ton block, Orlando, has been completed. business center is a two-story block to be over and start the engine. ‘Do yyu see
Ikt Jiponeit General Nodzu. prominent methods of the pnst, as the song has it:
It is for drainage purpose, nnd is believed built at the corner of Sanford avenue and the signnIT' ho asked. Receiving no an
hring the war between Russia and Japan,
“ Resilin'. rilin' and rithmctlc
Second street by Mrs. DeForrcsL The swer he went up to his companion and
to be on the ocean
level. ».
kind. The burial wos largely attended * Tsujtht to the role of a hickory »lick."
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Ewnioent among the noted persons pres-1 1,01 we
10 indude In our present
Major General Robert J. Mogill is the new building will be of reinforced con saw that he was unconscious.
*>t »ai Admiral Sjicrry of the American plans of teaching n due proportion of both. newly elected commander of the Floridu crete blocks und will consist of two store
‘The fireman summbned the*conductor.
The public school has a great work, he division of Confederate Veterans
rooms on tho Sanford nvenue side and one The road physician, Dr. W. P. Adamson,
bsttleshi|is.
said in conclusion, and this work will tie
on die Second street side, with upper floor was called and he found the unconscious
*1«nor Park, L 1. Oct. 24. Geo. RobAmong recent rulings nf_ ihe-lntnratat»
done better by hnvjng both parent and
reserved for rooms or flats.
*
man to be suffering from a paralytic stroke
sjocomobllo of 120 ^horse power,
commerce commission is the following;
TeacHdr
working
together
in
unison.
The
building
will
t>c
commenced
at which affected ills right side. He had
rAarrlnn made machine, won the VanFree ¡»asses may be issued to Isona fide
The vocal solo by Mr, Woodcock was
once and when finished will enhance this Kayes removed to the sanitarium for
cup for the fourth time, and bcatex-employes of a railroad who ore travel
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
section of the city., The Popq Contract treatment.
'■f kl (revioui records. The distance
ing to reenter the railroad's service. Pass
Rev.
J.
F.
McKinnon
delivered
an
ad
ing
Co. have the contract for die build
/‘Another engineer took the train through
n» vu 258.00 miles and the time was
es cannot be Issued to families of erndress that wns appreciated by those pres
ing.
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»40minute* 48 and 1-5 seconds.
to Jacksonville.
ploycs who died n natural death while in
ent. He spoke of the four factors that go
“ Kayes was taken to Jhe hospital about
the service of common carriers, though Building and Loon AasoclatlonGrowInf
*iity persons have been arrested
to make up the school—the trustees, fac
3
o’clock
yesterday morning. He is still
The
directors
of
the
Sanford
Building
8
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that privilege is accorded to tho families
with complicity In the nlghtridera'
ulty, (nipils and parents—congratulating
unconscious,
and Ills condition is very se
Loan
Association
met
last
Monday
night
¡E M ih ld i of Ca|K. Rankin last week
the High School upon its active board of of employes killed in the service.
rious.
________________ ______ _
in
the
office
of
J.
N.
Whitner
nnd
held
an
trustees and Its efficient corps of teach 1 The First National Bank of St. Augusayes and their daughter, Miss
«sting
•oaeiom—Application»
fur
lutthi
gcd-by-Tlre—ent J S Mullini- s- C- Oct. 26. destroyed ers. He urged a closer bond of union he.Cora B. Kayes, were summoned from thíít
y
tmnds of ltdiaiMs*
pr xween the patrons and teachers,- indica 27th. which occurred during business have been made to the amount of $5,000,
home at Sanford. Mrs. Kayes said she
■»■imiUJ Tobacco Co. Loss is covered ting many ways in which the parents hours. It is believed that a live electric and the same has been placed In the hands
had no idea that her husband was threat
of
the
loan
committee.
The
association
liamrsnce.
wire was the cause of the fire.
may be helpful to the teachers.
,i
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. . is starting off In good shape and every ened with any illness, that lie seemed to
| fteiilooa of Bernard Marcus in Chicago
Following this address a few minutes
R C Ham. ha. Just sold o shipment of d llK I1 in Sanford should take share. In be well when she saw him Saturday. He
^itrrcdtd by a bomb last Saturday.
were spent In discussing various (»bases Irish potatoes from the Hartlng. section. ^ moyemem w|l|cb promise* so much In is about fifty years of age, and has a
FkKardConnors, widely known an the of school work. .
C. D. Schaffer recently discovered in the return Several new houses will be built splendid record as an engineer.
The second Monday in the month was western port of Alachua county whnt ap- ut once n# n rC8U|t of die association in
man of Chicago, dropped dcod
“ Mr, Kayes is u well known Mason, antT
«city Oct 23.
decided upon as the time for the meet pears to be a deposit of vurlegated ngotev Sanford, and this will ultimately‘provs a has taken practically all of the degrees
ings of the club.
The specimens compare favorably with ,nenriB 0f alleviating the congested con known in the order.”
b iMCsnaditn election this week the
Landmark Changed
similar products from Colorado, and Krill ditions of the city and constant lack of
Amended Postal Regulations
i *ns vltortous.
* 7 ^ worit eyesores in our town prove a rich find for the owners of-the Imuses.
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Postmaster-General
Meyer has amended
16m of the so-called whiskey selzthe old DeMont bulld- |land containing the deposits.
Tax
Notice
the
postal
regulation«
regarding the en
aa* Under the pure food set has been *or y
foot Df First street. Delopl|
The
tax
books
of
the
City
of
Sanford
closure
Of
any
matter
of
a higher daks in
Will Locate In Sanford
by the United States court ln fa - 'lln*,B haw ruhied. with a shifting, often
fur Uie ament yeur will be open on the mall paid for at a lower rate so as to Im
* the government The CAM was;I J *5 J j^ T «B a n cy.U has been nn open G. G~Sargent, secretary of the Excelsior
first Monday in November, 1908, at the pose the penalty only upon those who
Lguhhroa Distilling 1 » . Wl»o J
.
w u»e new comers where San- Fruit Growers' Association o f Lake Min
‘.‘wilfully"-violate the regulation» Here
Collector's
office.
liquor as Bourbon whiskey J «
^ w e n e s . could beJf
was netonka. Minnefttu. is in the city and
- ■— —inut
Personal
taxes
must
be
paid
before
the
tofore tho dcpnitment has Imposed Bnes
d* stulT hod been made from mo- 1 *ora *" . .. ¿ „ one 0f its main streeU. will locate on a celery form west of the
•»Mother Ingredients.
first day of March,. 1000, and real eatHte for such violations, regardless as to
dty. Mr. Sargent will return to his home
before the first day of April, 1909. See whether the offense was committed wil
1 1 1’orkhursl of New York I
in the spring and bring atgpitThirty fami
since young Mr.-DeMont thc o w w e o f
Section 213, Revised Ordinances.
fully or through ignorance. The Titles ag
fa»
,hc l‘rc*idency of the I
lies from his section to Sanford, where
J.~T. Ltx.' Collector.
gregate approximately $60,000 a year,
wt toe Prevention of Crime.____ thl* prepertyrhas returned here and tpk?n they wlirengagc iu truck farming, Sun- lirJT " ■’
and 90 per cent of the cases hgve been
_
«PPMU has afford's great irrigation system appealing Notice to Residents and P rop erly
found due to ignorance of the taw, mostly
•»»diet of tfM lower ,ootin in ^ T b i t o t ^ h h s been thoroughly reno to Mr. Sargent as no other section in die
Owners
vated, inside and out.
by women and children and the Ignoranf.
United States for vegetable and fruit
The Building Committee, of the City
for a boarding house und stores. Mr l *
usually poor. There were 1,600 such cases
i r t A i l i f f ,UdRmCnt — “
Council has authorized City Engineer J. A.
raising.
*•
in connection with the Jamestown expo
,(d. Killer had bodTu!» ^
Mont wd r* nl *** house only to such porDavis to nuinhrr all residences and busi
U pc Has Narrow Cocape
sition, all the violation« being committed
The l o ^ ^ ^
* . as can guarantee to keep it dean and
W. P. Li pc had a miraculous escape from ness houses in the city. The d f y has pur- by children/___________________
Un BWBid*d highly respectable and hopes that the
diaaed a sufficient of numbers to supply
people of Sanford will appreciate Ids ef death last Saturday while engaged in drivA cargo of green coffee was sold in New
i from Mexico's great olil
ing
a
well
on
Sanford
avenue.
He
w
a
sIaliam
i Mr. Davis will tack these on all
forts In making his property again into a
York
this week for five cents a pound,
miles from Tampico, bave j
place of which Sanford and First street stooping down at the lime, regulating one I houses at a price stipulated by the build- March delivery.
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“i a score of workman- It 1
ót the attachments, and j leaned too far J ing committee.
U uiumnu CoututTCE.
may feel proud.
Historical Spring Flowing
far Hurried Readers
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THE SANFORD HCR&D
VOICE O f' THE PEOPLE xtuttttmtuitttatittit
Letters and Communications on
. Various Tim ely Topics.
C O LU M N
D EVO TED
TO
URRELL
IN S H E W
P E O P LE
M cG lon B ugs., Proprietors.
4n This Department will be Found the
Views. Opinions and Comment
" fit Practical W riters. *. *
iWa Invite oormpondrnce on live (nplca from «11
■vet Ion* of the County, nl«o new» llama of Intrrctt.
Brevity will Intvire prompt pulilk-ntkin. Artirlr*
contrary to the view! of the Editor will l * polr
llahcd, nut otaulve and anonymotit mmmunir«tione will be rejected. We will not he’rr*pon»lt>le
fnr onlhVon« expreiaed by con trItutor». All communlcntVom Intended for current tuue mutt be In
hand not later than Tuetday p. m .)—En
Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities
E v e r y t h in g N eat a n d C le a n
and Cooked to Please the Palate
Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed,
of the Epictiro
•
.1 Sanford as a Health Resort
As some of my fellow-citizens know. I
first came to Sanford some twenty years
aitf) under tha sentence of death; that is, Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue
the best medical talent In Boston hnd
diagnosed my case as rheumatism of the
heart and that the best well-chosen reme m n n m m m m m n a
dies could onlypnllate the disease In New
England's rigorous dlmnte.
Preferring to change climnto this side
the mystic river, the climatic conditions
of South Californio, Mexico. Bermuda and
Central Florida were carefully studied.
Having’ done my part well, DTVIfie Provi
de uc«,I think, jed^ne to dgcldc la favor
^oTT^anTonf.'TlorrJn. ‘ T carne week. feeble npended to Improving ibe »treat«« erecting the
High School build Ins. and far tha other purpose*
and nlmost helpless, but with n few year's lor which the bond* were yotflj.__ ______ — ___
«ftien W i t It^TTow offered
.residence In-this salubrious climate. In forTheaeremaintnf
«ale for the purpose of itrcet paving. They wlU
(nature
in
January.
IBM.
the midst of kind, cheerful, hospitable
.kT5tr!l.l,w,0<.b5Mx>n,lrd Indetrtedneaa than the
people my health was fully restored.
thirty thou«and .dollar bond* heretofore «old the
J. N. Whitnor, one of the first to greet
me, used to soy: “ When you first came
here 1 hnd to take n land-mark to till
which way you were going, but in one
year’s time I bad to look sharp to deter
mine whose coat-tail it was going around
the corner." So what I have to say of
Sanford Is based upon personal experi
m en t*
ftsofascrvatlonr-I Tnm Tffienr
Ut * dctaclied from the bondl
aJanuary Jit 1B0D. and ia■ nrc thoiunnda from Other states residing
lanuary i«t, fob, to remain
1 A. M. Ttauatea,
in this land of sunshine hnd flowers who.
J » H- FOMAID,
like myself are enjoying a now lease of
S. O. Chase,
bond Tnuteea.
life. Why should we .not believe, and I
boldly declare, this to be one bf the hcnlthl_ cat and best places in thC-World! -SunfwtU
AÜ lW fliai
lukjnrrt of Orange t^inty!" florMa^ hHd*iu
way between ocean and gulf, fanned by
^modified sea breeses as they come to us
laden wltlt purev wholesome odors from
1 «joiu-U p * «VaJ3f.(“a'p'ldWlrnlnur rnn1
, 1!
■!? ,ow"»*>lpa t9. and 20.
the long-leafed pines on every side, is par
3 l n M|d county, the »aid priiilon
tOned by what represented and puijKrrtrd to
excellence the natural sanitarium “of our
beloved country. .
h which aald drain or canal wai to be cut
where«*. under nnd by virtue of the law. the
Many and varied have been the Im
provements which ' have come to our city
during the past twenty years, completely
changing the entire aspect of Sanford and
, vicinity. May rite good work qf improve
ment continue ’ until Sanford shall be
known as the best city in the south, j
With her hew railroads, traction lines,
electric lights, cheap freight rates and
beat system of Irrigation for vegetable
growers that the world hus ever seen,
these is not a shadow of doubt about the
toward, O. C.
future of Sanford.—BuLtlw-lwHlthftrinCTrJ
of Sanford appeals to fate 09 one who hast
bein fnost beflcfltted by it, and to those]I Notice ot Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 0 of Chapter 4808,
who are deciding on locating in-Florida I
Laws of r|orlda
would sa'y that for health, business, good |
Nottos U hrrebr given that T. E. Wilwm. mirpeople, and everything Uhot makes life «tuiM-r of tax rrrilllculea named below, baa hint
certificates In my «Alce and mada apnlkutkm
worth living, give me Sanford every time. (Sid
for u x dardi to blue In accordance with law. Said
Delicacy forbids publishing my name, certificate« embrace (he followiog deacrlbed land,
•Ituntrd In Orange county florida :
but you, Mr. Editor, know it, and if you
No. 58, « «H o i nwM and iw b of «ab and neb
of
iwW and ab of awb me. 10 tp. 24. a. r. 27
happen to know of any Invalids seeking n aaieaird
In the name of J. S. Salley. milder cllmato just refer them to me as
No
IWK/Z* 3Ï- «J*• r. 27 • „
aiM-iicd In the name of Frank l> Pall.
a living example of the healthfulness o f I No. 60. n e * of neb. mc . 33. in. 2 4 . 1 . r. 27
**.*,*
in Manama of C. H. Caifney.
Sanford.
—CmztN.
,uNî
I ? * . * »
?
a. r.
W ithdraw Application for Froncttlse
wH of ne!4 and eM of nwM. ««*. 10, cp.
The following IcMers to Moyorl^akeand 20,No.a. OS,
r. 28 e„ aueiiad In the name «/Unknown
Owner.
the President of the Council.W. M. LeHler.
No 60, i j f of nwJ4 of M b, asc. 10, tp. BO. a. r.
are self-explanatory:
2 8 , ! > » « « • * « > I hr name of Unknown Owner.
Noo67. nb of awb of ab of awb iec. 18, ip.20.
Sanixird, Fla., Oct. 20.1008.
». r. 28 e . aiieaaed In tba name of fa. A. Irvin—
T to 68. eb ol owbjMC 13. tp 20. a r25e. saaeaaHon. Forrest Lake, Mayor, Sanford. Fla.:
ed In rhe name of A W Lawton.
Dear Sir—For myself, and on behalf of
No- 70, neb of eeb. »cc 34. tp 20. a r 28 e. ea■eased In the name of i O Welck
.
my associates, Messrs. M. M. Smith and
No. 122. awb of owb. aeclB. tp 22, s r 28 e. aaAndrew Johnson. I desire to withdraw our aea»ed In (be name of lie« Id bryon
No- MO nwb of nwb. « « 12, tp 23.., r 28 a. aaapplication for the franchise granting us •eaecd In Ibe name of C DLlndtey
,
N a K t. nwb of aeb mc i l tn?1 . .
privilege of erecting nnd mnlntnlnlnJ nn •uaastl IS tb e uSISSm unxoownOwner
No. 148. beginning aw cor of nb of iw b of neb
TtrrtrtrllRTitlfiil"plant and street railroad
ofnw b, »eo 29, ip 19. a r 29 e. run « Jf)chi. 0
in the city of Sanford.
7.8) ch« n 88 vjdeg w to Lake Letha,,sny aloog
Yours truly,
W. D. U o liicn .
Hon. W. N. lAiffier, President City Council,
Sanford, Fla.:
Sir—1 am enclosing you copy of a letter
which under date of the 20 thji mailed to
Hon. Forrest Cake.
Knowing dun the granting of this fran
chise would tie strenuously opposed by
Some members of the honorable body over
which you preside, and believing that it
might not Quell y po^s the council -and be
adopted, we have decided to withdraw the
application and thus save the city any
unnecessary expense in the way of an it torney't/ec. I have the honor to be, sir.
Yours truly..
¡¿‘
W. D. H olden .
Notice o f Registration
The registration book <fot the .CLpr nF
iflllfWd, FToHdS'.' wni Ge opetied on Mon
day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City
Clerk's office, and will close on December
1 s t 1008, at. 5 o'clock p. m.
Hours of registration— 9 o'clock a. m.
to 12 in., and from 2 until 5 o'clock p. m.
JJ-4
Mark L. Sourr, City Qerk.
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
|
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Celery forms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00
per acre.
.
City property, improved and unimproved.
303,000 ncres tim ber land, with finest site in
Florida for crate factory.
Others tell you what can be dona MURRELL &. M IM SH EW nre practical farmers
w ell ng real estate brokers, and-are here to show you what has. been and cai^b e done.
W e solicit correspondence, gladly furnish any inform ation possible and qtq
extend to
e v W id tifrea rb T
us
> *
M URRELL & MINSHEW
ements
!; Used In Uncle Sam's Paint Shop
I;
During the past year the U. S.
■; Nn vy has consume«! 091,000 pounds
The Only Electrically Welded Steel
WÍRE
FENCES
and best equipped plant
for driving wells in this
— Lucas While Paint
¡’
¡¡
¡!
¡!
and 278.700 pounds of LUCAS
COLORS, sufficient to produce more
than 100,000 gallons of puint,
equivalent to 50 carleada of 20Ö,000 gallons ench, and which would
make a train moro than one-half
mile long.
.* '■ <0
section of the country
and are prepared to lill
all orders promptly. Our
--
**
machinery is up-to-date
FoT Field, Farm, ' Ranch,
Lawns, Corn Cribs and
Poultry
In addition, to this Uncle Sam
has used during the past year more
than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS
VARMiSHES, ENAMELS and other
products.
■*■.
W ill stand ordinary/ » 3 well p s lin n i
Uncle Sam's jvefoTénce Is not n
mnttetof favor, but of QUALITY
nnd RESULTS. -
W ill not sail in Sum m er'« hent
break in the oold o f W in ter
In Uncle Sams service, as In
everybody elftes, LUCAS PRO
DUCTS have nn unbroken record
for satisfactory results,
have- the Largest
-
*
ands '•our
v
> .
f,
workmen are
skilled in the work.
Those
contemuhtliiui
putting "indwells would
A re mode o f the beat m aterials nnd
have stays thut cannot siip
Do not require nn expert to erect,
nnd ore low priced
inter
serve
ests by consulting us and
learning
prices
before
making contracts.
W e Handle the Above Exclusively in Sanford
Straw berries, Celery
A sptrtgus, Lettuce, O n ion ;/C au liflow er«, etc,, etc., 1
_______________ -— j ^rll the Land—Ymn lliulni, Muncy. nn«T
Muscles Makes die Crop and the Profit
No-1 « . n o « «d »«N and ab of »w b of sab, mc
28. tp 19. • r 20 a, aaacaacd In tha ninno of UnLuown otrnor
N a 180. beginning 20.21 eb« n and7.l8ch»w
of «a oor or lot 2. «ce JU, tp 19, • r 20 a. run ■ 4.80
ch., w JÜ.30 di», n 4L8» du, o J0.3Q cl,(. snetaed
in th* rutina W 8 A Pfleffar
No. IS), w b u f «ab. «eo 3. tp 20. s r 29. a«ae»*(id in the naraeof j It Jlrown
’
Nu. 230, beginning B d u e and 8.49 ch* « of b
• « J « * ' “ “ " f l " « o f ttc 33. tp 22. • r 2 0 a. run •
13.09 ch«. a l i b ch», n 13.01 rb«. w'ly II.S3 eb».
aueited in the name of Wm U- Lcud heir«
No. 318. lot* 20 to 23, Neavt'i add to Sanfcml.
o .«elicci In «hr nim t of j W Wolfe
No. 32S, nab of eeb. * «u 7 .ip 2 0 u »a S 0 * lwx.
grant, aa««*»ed In the name uf Unknown Owner.
■No. 300. «eb uf nb of lot 2 and n b nr nb ol lot
2. aec8. tp 21. « r 20 e. i i k u k I In tba name of
Unknown Owner
No.406.wK of awb.
arr at
31 a.
a. at
a»" . 1 .tec
. “B.• tp 20. a
«e«*ed In tba name of Unknown Owner.
No. 417. w 2 a of nH of »b of nab of awb. aeo
19. Ip 21. a r 31. a»tc*»oJ In the name uf Unknown
Na 4^5. 3 flX A A « «t p f U< agR ol swMrsiU'fc’
|P T r . i t 33 », naaoaaad in tba name of Mr* C B
All «alid certiflcatea being dated June 4th. A. D‘
1000«
Unlcee. aaH oarttOcotea «ball bo rodaamed oecordimi là law. Ux deeds will lutu) tbercvn uu tba
BBth day of November. A. U. 1908.
Wltmaa my «1«natura and official Mai this tba
íf* A. D. 1908.
, „
B. M. Rim m m ,
IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S -U N C I
Flowing Wells on 'All
Celery Dt-Ju and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser,
Prices and descriptions upon request
F i r s t N a t i o n a l 'B a u l f B u ild in g
.Iredt Uturt, Otanga Cq. fia.
by U. A Howaid!'
ajh-y-';-"; ■ • ■
�THE SANFORD HERALD
lidiet of fnteres^lni Item's
fr o iH r o r r é s r ù w è c n c t
People’s Bank of Sanford
C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S
C apital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Ladies’ Skirts 'and Gentlemen’s Clothing
CVENtS O f O RAN G E C O U N T Y
.
Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and
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Courtesy.
Our M onthly Rite for Club Only
lent Staff of Reporters Weekly
Covers the T e rrito ry fo r
f The llerold
Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest, Compounded Quarterly,
on Savings Deposits, and
e nter pr ise ech o es
SprdaJCOrmpoodenco to5^* Herald.
Mr. Chas. Campbell wns In town Satur
day, and all his old friends were glad to
see him after his serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Sanford, were
over Sunday afternoon to see the little
iMnJsh'chiklrcn Dr. Cason brought to the
'
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~
.
OnhaaagO. last week. Mrs. Smith being
a Dane, wished to talk with them in their
native langt/age.
- Mr» A. T. Koi i ltar, of ■.Sanford, was
town Sunday afternoon, calling on old
friends.
Mrs. Myers, of Orange City, Is visiting
herdaughter.-Mrs. Wm. Padgett.
from any nnd all causes. - This additional protection coats
its customers nothing
!‘| Giving you twelve pieces
a month
tta Sunday night at 11:20^JDeath laid
Mi Icy hand on Allie, the elqven-yenr-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buckner. She
n s suddenly taken hick on Sat'urt)a|r
afternoon nt 3 o'clock, and niter several
hours of delirium became unconscioiiA, remalning so until God called her to HlmteU. Dr. Pufeston, of Sanford, wag cabled
inon Sandny afternoon, but was unable
la save her. The funeral was heid# on
Monday at 3 p. m. In Evergreen ceme
tery. with Miss Tina Tucker reading the
burial service, Rev. Mr. Sweat, of Sanford,
ijiLle to come.
Oo Friday nt noon Jt was dlscoyertfd
,c ra e feiMSTTW of Ur. John Sauls had
caught hie by a defective. J.uc. but forIn Gold's B a rb er SîhJp
. I . . L — « . iln d it le liM l h a f n ro Í iln ln p d
tunitcly
wo* extingu
New Accounts Solicited
We w ill call for and
deliver your clothes
once a week
M. M. SMITH,
President
P «r k Avenue, North
High-Grade House-Building a Specialty
The Florida Fertilizer Co
DEALERS IN "
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
Alpha Cement, Acm e Plaster
Best B ranci o f Fertilizers1
for Florida g r o w e r s = P r
Finns,
LAKE MARY MELAN6 E
Estimates, anil a ll Inform ation
Building
'the W orth of Our Fe rtlllie rs
Phono 69
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
a
£&na&ttt~U*.
Oftice with Murrell &. Minshew
Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla.
. t a k a c h , Ag« t
FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
O F SA N FO R D , F L A .
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tfvrkl Corrripotulmrr to The lirrakl:
H. RAND. President
P. PORSTER, Cashier *
Mrs. Ericson and daughter, Miss Car
men, from Miami, were visitors nt Rev. J.
F. Sundell's, last Tucsdny. '
\
GEO. FEltNALD, Vloo-Proo.
B. P. WHITHER, Asat. Caehlar
O nly National Bank In Orango C o u n ty
Funds Protected by B urglary Insurance
LIV ER Y, F E E D and
Little Julia Nylund is very ill with
whooping cough.
Mrs. J. W. Jcrnigan, Mrs. Annie Mc
Donald and Mrs. Cnrroth are in Jackson
ville; taking in the festivities of gala
relative to
Cheerfully Furnished
Tw e n ty Years o f Experience w ith Florida Crops Has Demonstrated
lA W U H N T r r W f n F R Y C R Ö F
Mr. II. F. Qunckcnboss shipped the' first
carload of oronges on Wednesday from
here to Chase &. Co., nt Sanford.
G. S. DERRY.
Cashier
A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d
Mrs. CL R. M. Sheppard and son left
TueadaV {n visit relntiuM In fkt«wn, -th>n
Dr. T. A. Neal, of Sanford, was called
In Monday;to see the little Danish boy,
wrhois still quite ill.
H. R. STEVENS.
Vice-President
S afaty D eposit B o x « » fo r R on t
.
■nd Dugglo»
O R G A N IZ E D 1867
Dlacksmlthlng and Horaoshoolng
H o r s o s a n d M u le s B o u g h t and Ë xch a n ge d
Mrs Annie McDonald nnd Miss Florence
LareUdrove into LongWood lasTSunday.
They attended services at the Baptist
church ,in the morning and put In the
afternoon visiting friends.
—;— — r ------ A U T O M O B IL E S FO R LI VERY USE
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Lizzie
vtkr Is very sick, and hope that she
ill soon recover.
CONTRACTORS
and B U I L D E R S
GOES EVERYW HERE
Mrs. Uklns' Announcement
The fall term of the class in voice build
Inland—vocal
technique, conducted b)
at
- *
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
on Applications
Consult the Purple Folder
Repair W ork Promptly Done
I\>, di-Uiiketl lulonniilion, rutes, «he.lulrs and reservations,
Ticket Agent, write to or call on
Cupt*.Murks at Home
Having returned to Sanford, after nn
sbwme of four months, 11 am at lioine
ilsin. ready to give my best efforts to
•eHany property that Is listed will» me
andto do notary work, draw nnd execute
Mlkinds of deeds, mortgages, oontructs.
hxds, etc, l will appreciate nny business
latnuted to me.
Respectfully,
W
Richard 1L Makhs.
Heating Stoves
A.11kinds—wood.coal,oiloi>3gas. Have
old strive cleaned and put up now.
(tar men can do It. Telephone No. 8.
Cto. H. Fzknalo HAapWAXt Co.
Just Received
{ —
The largest line of sporting good* ever
^|ved in Sanford—guns, rifles. Jaunting
A . W . F R IT O T ,
.*
ylHir nearest
First Street
FR A N K C. BOYLSTON
urious leather ooudtes at
st die Sanford Furniture
lad you want, and at I
H O LL Y W IL L IA M S
Division Passenger Agent
A tlan tic Const Line, Jacksonville
DEALER IN
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Sanford
Sanford Avenue
Florida
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Finest Five C ent Cigar
S. F. S A L L A S
**7 lot on Mogiiolia
ond Sixth (streets.
Opp. Postofflce
T in , Slate and T ile R oofin g
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
Repair Work a Specialty
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Corner First Streot and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florid*
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TH E «ANFORD -HERALD
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-BRYAN Witt. B f tlFCTTD
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Next Tuesday la the doy for every true
mnt'Ioyot bemocrat to go to the polls and
Published Every SiIsturday Morning ■ (Santoni. Fla.
coat hla vote for William Jennings Bryan,
R. J. Ilnur, Managing Editor
the man who la destined to lend the Dem
Subscription Price, $1.00 a Year In Advance
ocratic hosts to victory, and whose elec
Enured tk «ecpnd-dait mall enstur Auguri 22nd, tionjncans so much to the cut Ire. country,
1908. at ihe. lYaiullkc a l baaduil, IkorWa..
and especially to the south. Never before
hns Bryan’s election seemed so sure, and
Oilier First Floor In ilia Bishop Block, First Street
now la the time to apeak and work and
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Telephone No. 148.
give to the Dembcrntic cause, and thus
Next Tuesday Is Bryan Day.
insure su|>rcmacy to the party that hus
been kept down so long by the money
After the election—well, let it 1« celery, power of the land, and not by the will oi
the people.
Sanford will soon have a traction Une,
livery (mrt o i- theTJnlted States seems
and then wfltch us grow. \
intent on the election of Bryan, and for
tho first lime In mapy yenrs there is hnrCould any weather tie finer than that of inony in the Democratic ranks and a de
this week if It was made to order.
sire to elect the man who. though suffer
ing two defeats, still hns the love pnd es
Sanford needs more houses.
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teem of so many thousands and the gen
chicken coops ore bringing high rents.
eral endorsement of the party.
The following from the Miami Metropo
In drouth or deluge the Sanford irriga lis In a brief summary fully explains rhe
tion solves the question satisfactorily for situation:
tho grower___________________
"Ap impartial summary of the political
situation discloses conditions that may
The election till! soon be over and then
well Indie Republican fears and Inspire
our thoughts can turn to the crops of
Democratic hopes.
vegetables and tourists.
"Taking the results of the national elec
tions
of 1904 and 1900 ns a basis. It is
•Sanford’s streets are being cleaned up
next
to
Impossible to figure out how Bryan
nnd pul In proper shape. Good place to
ime majoritiesjind so-.
tajtaliuL
work the Inmates of the city basU la,,..^
Now Is tiier time for the truck growers
(o gel together, and form n union. This
is the only solution to their troubles in
shipping vegetables.
The Battle Creek Sanitarium Breakfast
Food Co. has gone into the honds of a re
ceiver. People have grown tired of eat
ing sawdust nnd paying n stiff price forlL
"But conservative “ WTllCTV "%ho‘'ftflYE'
gone bycr thc^politicnl flcld, east nnd
west, agree that while on the face of
things Taft ought to win, it is by no
means certuln that ha Is going to win.
. "In almost every community, cast and
west. Republicans are to^be found who
make no secret of their Intention to vote
for*Bryan., Fully nlne-tcnthg of the Democrots who opposed him in 189(1 nnd 1 9 0 0
are now In line to support his candidacy.
"The labor-vote, which went Inrgely to
McKinley and RooeevelL Is now largely
fog Uryeti Itepnblluuis will lit IIWU he
will likely get CO per cent of this labor
voto. Samuel Gompcrs, president of the
American Federation of Labor, says he
will receive fully 8 0 per cent of this labor
vote—probably not one-fourth of It In the
Roosevelt campaign. Although not countIng heavily upon the negro defection from
the Republican party, this loss will prvbably amount to 10 per cent, r
"General situation—Democratic organ!zation better titan at any time since 1892;
Republican organization wcnkcrgjhnn at
any time since 1892. Taft handicapped
The end of the campaign will be we
corned by nil, and especially by the la
dies. The papers will then have more
hews of merely human Interest The
average lady will skip a political article
In the paper any time to rend a fashion
note. This docs not imply the unfitness
of the average Indy for politics, but only
tho unfitness of tho average politics for
the ladies.
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championship of him; Bryan greatly
strengthened throughout the west by radi
Tuesday Is the day tb elect WiUinm calism built- up by Roosevelt; conditions
Jennings Bryan President of the United mlxod nnd unusual In every quarter; no
States. Never before was the opportunity basis for wholly rcllnble prediction any
so great for the Democratic party to re where, save for a landslide throughout
gain their power In the Innd. nnd yet In the west; Bryan must have New Yotk In
Sanford there is nothing being done to in order to win;-an upheaval may give him
fluence a vote on Tuesday. Would It not a number of western states and still per
be well to call a mass meeting for next mit Taft to win if Taft carries New York."
Monday night, have the band out and
some good speakers nnd woke them upT
HOn. J. M. Cheney, while working for
Ibe'Rcpubllcnn cause. In certainly flaying
•flhr convict lease system* nnd while lie
has no hopes of ever carrying Floridn for
the Republicans, he can at leant have the
satisfaction of knowing that Ids “cam
paign thunder" has not been altogether
wasted. While not agreeing with Mr.
Every man in every town In the course
of a life-time hns to ask a favor of un
editor. A man may escape the doctor,
keep out of court, but once in n life-time
lias to have n certain piece (Hit In the
news(iaper—a marriage notice or a death
notice, or a favor to have Ids name omit
ted from a certain item. It is, therefore.
•Western
Publisher,
Wo count It o very great pleasure to bd
associated with the editors of the weekly
newspapers of the state of Florida, says
the Floridn Christian Advocate, We were
delighted on looking over our batch of ex
change* last week to see the few which
carry whiskey ndvertlseidcnts. We have
bt:*n much pleased with tlte grade or edi
torial work done by the fraternity. It is
/if a high order. It seems to us that there
In more iinnrovment in the average
county newspaper L{ian in almost any en-terprlse ^wfth 'w h t e f r w nn^acqunlntod:
-*The City CoUndl of Sanford hasgranted a franchise for an electric
light plant for lights anil n street rail
way to S. O. Chime, T. P. Forster, A.
P. Connelly, A- T. Rossi ter and J. N.
Whltner.
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"W e team from a gentleman hold
ing extensive interests in Sanford
that no one should Jump to the hasty
conclusion that this means the Imme
diate building of un electric railway,
but that the righL Is Included In the
franchise fur future use should the
company deem it wise to undertake
— Audi a project;
"W e are glad our sister city is to
have a system of electric lights. Next
to celery that will help make the town
more than any one tiling. We should
be pleased to see her take up the elec
tric rnilwny project, and with others
project it southward to Orlando and
Kissimmee, but with the money con
ditions as Uiey have been for same
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
The Sliding C u t
Far Presidenti» nectar*.
II. P. BAILEY.
P. W. BUTLER.
ROBERT F, DAVIS.
GEORGE-C. MARTIN.
SAMUEL PASCO.
For Representative In Congress, Seron
FRANK CLARK.
(T h e Keen Kutter is tne only safety razor that
permits of the slidine cut, so necessary for a smooth,
dean shave.
N o scraping or pulling tike the
ordinary straight cutting razors.
for GoYcrnor.|.DEKT w* GIICHRIST.
For
ptroller,
rut Com
urniHUuici,
A. C. CROOM.
For Treasurer,
W. V. KNOTT..
Fu.
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SAFETY RAZORS%
FFAY’CRAWróRD.
are equipped with 12 Norwegian
atcel blades, each ground, honed
and stropped by hand, tested and
gu aranteetLrJi!^
’A* convenu
liATiftititfi
r" A ,“ n" r ' S r S l'T i* M K E L
For Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction,
WILLIAM M. HOLLOWAY.
For Commissioner of Agriculture.
II. E. M'UN.
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THOMAS M-SUAChLEFOWl-J.
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The Republican spell binders were here
Inst night, and they nctunlly convinced
Postmaster Haskins that Taft was n larger
man than Drynn.
Get Familiar With These
As thera will be n large nuadH*<ji-E£gfc.
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tion In November It behooves Democrats
to become familiar with the Uryan elec
tors, which arc us follow«:
..lut-iiresUbuubil Weeiorsi—--------H. P. B AILEiV
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P. W. BUTLF.I?.
ROBT. E. DAVIS.
GEO. C. MAR I IN.
SAMUEL PASCO.
Paste this loji In your hat. so that when
you nro asked .who the Democratic elect
ors are you may be prepared to give the
IR IS
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Vor State tWIIMlOl, SWIM
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O.-MASSEYr —
tor Mrml
For Mrinlx-r* of the l^ilsltturr.
f. H. KINtf.
A. B. KEWTJDN.
For0ount
For County Judge.
Harry J . W ilson, S
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G A R N ER & ROBERTS
WILLIAM MARTIN
For Clerk
Clrrk of the Circuit Court,
For
D. M. ROBINSON.
For SherltT.
sherli
For
JAMES A. K1RKWOOK.
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Successore lo N. IL G A R N E R
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a ROMNSON.
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ForCoum
ForCoun,
For
County Treasurer.
WHO LES A LE -A N D R ETA 1 L
' JAMES ll. SADLER.
For C
County
rot
ou^ SurvejnMj
For
Couni Suprrlnirndenl of PuUlc Instruction,
For County
Staple S Fancy Groceries
W. U. LYNCH.
For
Supervisor
of Kejistradon,
FoT Sup' 1
Fo(jJudge
udi, of the Criminal Court,
For
JAMES D. DEOILS.
County Solicitor.
For Coun
CEOROE A. DECOTTES.
Fof
For CIerk
Clerk of the Criminal Court,
L. W1CHTENDAHL.
For Cou0
County Commissioner, District No. I
r°r
ALEX VAUUuN.
County Cormnlssjoner^Witrlct No. 2,
For Coun
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For County Commissioner Dior let No. 4.
ForCoun
m . o. o v e r s Yk e k t .
for County
Coun Commissioner, Wsthct No. S,
For
J. H. LEE. ..
For Justice of the Pcnc& District No. 3,
L, U. STRINUELLLOW.
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Chase &-Sanborn's Teas and Coffees
High-Grade Cigars and Tobacco a Specialty
District No. 3,
For County J^irnrnlssjcj
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W H I T E *1 F R O N T G R O C E R Y
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.Give Us a Call
To V o te rs
There arc no names printed or*-the
ticket from District( No. 2—A(iopkn—
ramie vacant by the death Of Hon. H. K.
Füller, county commissioner. There are
two candidates for the position, Messrs.
J. E. Merrill and S. W. Eldredge. The
voters nil over Grunge county are allowed
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to bnllot for either of these gentlemen.
Inn remember to write the nnine o f ' your |
ST R O N G L IN E OF C H IL D R E N ’S SC H O O L SH O ES
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choice in the blank space left in said dis
T ile Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent’s nnd Children’s Shoes
trict, nnd make un X mnrk before tlio f
name.
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Just R eceived
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Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store
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Mayor’s Court on the Wing
Mayor l^ike nnd Marshal Lee, with two
negroes fn custody, took possession of The
Herald oflloe one tiny this week, nnd In u
few minutes hud ¡iroved the guilt of one
negro upon the evidence of theother, nnd
the cul|irit was sentenced and on his wuy
in loll— Mayor Lake does;not need tr mar
ble temple of justice for his court rotini.
Drink a Bottle of
C om fort Cottag
-Bast— Homelike AcUWIlIliüdiTÎ
Manufactured with (turo distilled water—they w ill prevent illness, aid
portnnt step can hardly bemore than
digestion und give you health
the
C
ity
at
Moderate
Prices
thought of.
"As much as we lrnve wished for
Th e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o ., Sanford, Fla
an electric road and advocated It for
the past ten years, we are not going
Centrally ¡Located
‘ofT our trolly over Uie matter until
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we know some men of means are
hack of the scheme."—Orlando Re
porter-Star.
o f Fourth and Magnolia Avenue
. Bro. Howard is slightly off his trolly re- Corner
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gaoling the franchises grunted, as the !
one for electric lights has not yet been
Finished Lumber for all Building J
granted, although the Sunford Gas & Fuel
Purposes
t
Co., having n franchise under "the exili
ATTORNEY, AT-LAW
ng charter, contemplate (tutting In an
Pr*ctk-rs ijj Siale sad FnUrsl Court*.
Best Grade Cypress Shingles
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WRITE
ME
FOR
PRICES
ITiune 248
The franchise granted to S. 0. Chose, M,
1 G. T. Building.
T. P. Forster. A. P. Connelly, A. T. Rossi- 1
ter and J. N. Whltner is Tor the Sanford
W A L T E R D : BELL
Traction Co. to have right of way over
A ttorney - a t - L a W
the city streets. A petion for franchise
1S~ptntdl tlS'fot another eTeclric Ught anJ
(tower plant, thus giving Sanford electric ‘
lights and a street railway in pny event.
We are certainly sorry that Orlando 1
falls In the capital to put In a trolly line,
but then they can come to Sanford and
ride on the cars to see how they are .
Y our O rder
Solicited
J. P . C L A R K , O rlando, Fla
C H A S , H. E V A N S
ORO
‘ leVcllfcr win lievir"be'appreciated ns they
In Sanford Life is Worth Living,
sliould. There is not enough grafitude
in the human henrt to adequately appre
Among the numerous visitors In thedty
ciate the work'of these self-sacrificing In this week Is L-,R Tuten of Ridgeland. S.
dividuals.- Brethren of the weekly press, *. who comes prospecting, with a view to
locating.
. we are glad to be with you.
Barbershop
Staple and Fancy
Full L in e 0/ Hijili Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
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S A N F 0 R & - F L O R ID A
Y A N C E Y G 6 LD , Prop,
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Agents for (he Famous
ALL W H IT E B A R B E R S
A dean towel for every customer
Groceries
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Armour's Simon Pure Lar d. jg (( nlH
Try H
N. H. Gamer took in the cnrnivnl nl
John Homer of Orlando transacted busi
Jacksonville this week'.
ness in this city on Monday.
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Fresh oysters served in every style- at
Happenings— Men
7 Ham sandwich, S cents; Mrs. Takash’s the Pico restaurant.
iuiich room, opposite the depot.
Matters In Brief,
J. D. Roberts has returned from a tri
E.T. Woodruff has returned from a busi
to Jacksonville, where he enjoyed the cai
ness trip to Jacksonville and Orlando.
nival.
IT EM S O f IN T E R E S T
The newest and latest at Mcttinger’s
The newest- and latest m
ats me
Mettlnger
dry goods store, next to postoffice.
dry goods store, next to postofflce.
Miss Bumby of Otlundo is the charming
Wade, the tuner. Orlando.
guest of Mrs. Robert Newman this week.
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S. Q-Shlnholscr is building, on Mngm
Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford.
Write Idm at Orlando,
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Who hns the only flrst-clnss/bnkery in
the cityT
S.iencer. Phone 1011. Park avenue.
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ntp0tySlieriffS«,» Grl,l1n wn8-,n the Mips Clara Ripley of Macon returned
6l1 Thursday on official business.
home today, after spending several days
Oram Puffs ol Spencer’s bakery every with her sister, Mrs. George S. Derry.
SstsaisyThe newest and latest at Mettlnger’s
Hn. D. R Wilder of Tampa is visiting dry goods store, next to postoffice.
fc*filter. Mrs. Samuel Williams.
, Mrs. W. F. Jamieson of Tampa is the
Ptane Spencer for bread. Freehouse to guest of.her daughter, Mrs. D. F. Whilncr,
bon* delivery. Plume 100.
IL K. Murrell made an auto trip to Orttidoon Thursday. returning the same
Pr >f. W. B. Lynch, county superintend
ent of schools, visited ilia Snnford High
School on Thursday. - -
Benjsniln lirew of Oliando was in the
Giimer ft Roberts keep high grndecignn.
riiy Tbundny, looking after his Sanford and tobacco. Try them.
Interni*.
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vialtod JacksoirrBlfnfifk WA*1
K»g
f -on
gpfreuffS fotte < and n.flowUid-ilw' meeting coiled to organ,
fJ^^iyStenm Laundry mid they will
izo the Florida Retail Hardware Ass«>ciuD* u new.
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N. P. Yowell of Orlando transacted busi
ness In the city Thursday.
Spencer make«-tha Wnt twwrf
.U ïlït îïîït S ÎS iîît îU îîît îîîU t t
W O O L DRESS G O O D S
* trimmings to match.
G I N G H A M S — Full Line,
H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen
and toe, sold under a guarantee
F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles,
*O U R
S T O C K was never in better shape tr
now in both price and quality. Call
serve you
N. F r Y o w e ll & . C om p an y
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I. C. H UG H ES
CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
John.
Merrill is (i ¡candidal»- -fa.
County Commissioner. Write l^is name
on your ballot hnd make an X mark tie
for« It.
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Have W. G. Hammond make your plain
for your new house. Office witii Murrell
J. S. Barrett conducted services on Sun
1*. Mimdiaw, Pico Hotel block.
day morning nt Ebcneezcr church, and
* Miss Daisy Stevens Hoover of Wilkes, the peniffi* were pleased with his talk.
-barn*, l'o,. hmi arrived in (lie city and will - After you ttwrc bCCTT TntilE Ihc other
nrSnnford'slending Furniture
stoves, mngeii.nign-mftf tlrtfij Tpend tTie winter with Mr. pml Mrs. II. R. contractors, get our prices on the mosi
tiiJwtetc. Sanford Furniture* Co.. J. D. vteveiis.
modem buildings or general repair work.
¿risen. manager.
Snead ft Venable.
Fresh green vegetables and fmit. ut
’ W. E Williams of Tampa arrived In the
Latest in new green hats, at Mettlnger’s
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—Chus. Evans’.
riiy Thursday, and will Bpend several days
Iced leu; Just the thing thin hot weather.
A. P. Connotley is a busy man these
ho« enJOylng the hunting. Ills old friend*
days with the Sanfonl ft Everglades Rail Mrs. Takash’s lunch room, opposite depot.
in glad to greet him again.
Those wlio anticipate building will save
road and the Sonford Building & Loan
Beginning Monday, the 31st, Snead A Association.
money by giving us their contract. Snead
Venable will work nine hours for day's
ft Venable,
For Sale-—Two hundred thousand fine
Mr. Graves has the framing up for Ids
Junes Turner, representing White ft ietmee plants. Apply to B. F. Martlndulr, residence on Palmetto avenue. His dining
Turner, wholesale confectioners of JnckMr. and Mrs. C. II. Lcffier returned tills room and kitchen are al>oui completed.
swUle, wa* in the city on Thursday- Jim
Curl Robinson, court stenographer for
week from Psducnh, Ky.. where they have
reports the fall trade unusunlly good.
been spending the summer. Their many the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Mopped off
Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans
In this city betweeff trains on Thursday.
'¡id other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G, L friends are glad to welcome them back
Oysters served. in every style at the None but first-class Inter employed nod nil contracts guaranteed tu lie in accordance
Ttksih'l lunch room, oppisitc the depot. again.
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with plang ami specifications
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Pico r^stuurunt.'----------Bo up-to-date and number your house.
Mrs Frank Woodcock is anticipoting
! otn In Business lo- do BtrsfncsS T o r” Those VVho N ccd^M y Services
Get
your
numbers
from
ft.
iy
Hill
HrtrdLatest
in
new
green
haUu.atkIcUingt>r
s
with rmv.li pleasure the arrival of her
w a r»otoe»i ----------- P oston ico Box 771
Furniture to rent hy the month or sea
rriiwiFrrïsviUcifiâ
son.
Sanford
Furniture
Co.
If
you
want
a
first-class
tailor-made
Huy will make tlieir future home in San
suit for $12.98, call at D. A. Caldwell ft
$12.05 Is the standard price Torn tailorford, sod old friends here will be glad to Sons.
made
suit at D. ANCiiIiI wcII in the Stonegreet them again. ’
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"Mrs. II. Ray Ferrari ntul daughter; who Gove block.
DkiCilery City Laundry has installed luive been spending Beveral days in San
T
he Pope Contracting Company Is in a
up-todite pressing nnd cleaning niachlnposition to gl,lve you tire elusesi figure mi
oy tod are now prepared to do yoUrclean ford, the guests of Mr. and Mm. D. L. )(tiy
*‘f
-Nime-bat~ttic test
1*4at reasonable prices. Give item n Thrasher. kfLfridnjf- Jur thuir-inane-in
Office witii
Murrell
meclinnics employ
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Fusti».
ft Mjnshew, Pico Hutel Block.__
; SrW. Bdredge, of Apopka, was in tiro — New Florida Syrup; Just nrrived. at
Tiie installation of Epworth League offi
Cigars and Tobacco
—Chns. Evans'.
®t7 Tueiday, shaking hands witii the •~v
cers ut the Methodist church, Sunday
mttrs. Mr. Eldredge' is a candidate for
E. T. Woodruff is making extensive re- night, will uttruct a large congregation.
QUICK LUNCH C AFE IN CONNECTION
Camly Commissioner, to fill the vacancy |Milrs on his projierty, at the corner of
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Tile music will be ii s|iedal feature.,
t*>*ed by the dentil pf H. K. Fuller.
Palmetto avenue and Third street, pud
WELBORN BLOCK
W anteij: Two all mund |»ailiters. Call
Stepinto Mr*. G. LTakasITaluucIi room expects to occupy one .of the houses dur at The Herald office for particulars.
*m get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. ing tiie winter season.
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. Nine hours i>er day. Sneud & Venable.
Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any
The regular week-end dance in the city
Buy a O-U-NO smoker and gel a ticket
M building was held on Thursday even thing you want In hand plows, fertilizer on $20 pipe, at
—Chas. Evans’.
distributors, etc., Harry j. Wilson,
ing tod was graced by the presence of
Why not spend a few dollars having that old well of your'n denned out
j —Tiie Hallowe’en socini held Inst night at — Dr. add Mrs." O.P. Llklnscohie up from
and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bills. I am equlpoed to do
I the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Long, by Orlando yesterday in their touring car.
you a first-class Job and reasonable ixices. Artesian and deep wells
I the ladies of the Presbyterian churcli, was Mrs. LakiiiB rendered several vocal solos
la grand success nnd a neat sum wnsreal at the Hallowe'en social lost night.
BeweM and latest at Mcttlnger's
ized for improvements to tiie church prop
For Sulc—Two hundred thousand fine
“u S««» «ore, next to pottofflce.
erty.
lettuce plants. Apply to B. F. Martiudalc,
TT* many friends of John E. Merrill are
For a short lime only. Tapestry Bnis- city.
DR. R. M. MASON
FRESH
*«y siulous to see him elected county
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Art
Squares,
regular
price
$22.50,
Get
your
house
numliera
freni
A.
B.
Hill
WMnlwkmcT from District No ? m., 1.
DENTIST
special price ^17; Sanford f urnlture Co. Tlurdware Company.
iM id by the death of Hon. H. K.
Welborn Block
Chas. P. Dow, representing the Overr-AHw lf he |t thus Itonored
ii will fill
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I spaiti.ion to the
' •best of his ability.
street Crate Co. of Lockhart, was in tiie
Sanford, Florida
city Wednesday on buslnesa connected
Macy wagon. Harwith hla firm. Mr. Dow was greatly a p
prised at the many improvements taking
hn. E. W. Stevens*u
place
in Sanford, and thinks this is the
. «Ú » city Wednesday
ATTORNEY anu COUNSELLOR at LAW
coming
city of Florida,
“*• Mt.Stevens has b<
Practice in State and Federal Courts
J. I. AN D E RSO N ’S
See Pell for paper hanging. New fall
ln ‘ nick fanning, and his
patterns just In.
Welborn Block
Sanford, Fin
ÏT 1 wiU “«U W tbe Stenlford house.
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fam,1y l* added to Sanford’« i Dr. Abbott returned to his home In
Hayone, New Jersey, last Saturday, after
"ft Incrtaxlng po|>uiation.
spending several weeks with Mr. and
i 1. S w S í hiar>
J »l»n e »e ware. Mrs, Prouty. on Celery avenue. Dr. Ab-1
building painted in order to kt-tp paco
bolt was so well pleased with Sanford
Consulting Mechanical
LevrllnS and Craii-Sectioiila« fur Drainage
with the improvements all along the line.
lliat he expects to return and buy a vege
a
Specialty
I ite at i f * y elU>r!'e DeLand was avisBeing opposite the new marble First Na
,
^ thy this week. Mrs. Welborn table farm In the near future.
S A N l 'O R D , F L O R I D A j
tional Bunk, Mr. Miller wished to keep
Send your order in for compound lard. his store up to the standard, und the new
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in Sanford and has a host
Special price given on 5Q lb. cans. See
Sanford Grocery Co.
j coal will greatly enhance the appearance T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N
nnd Practical Machinist
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Rev. D. B. Sweat has made such a good of this corner.
Expert In Machine Deelgn. Erect Um and Repair
AY-LAW
record at Sanford that The Herald hopes j T he Pori: Contracting Conr*NT will furnish your pUns free ui oiaL wlieu they do
--------- PALATKA.- FLORIDA- -------he may lie sent Tiuck for another Tout
Late'Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
your work.
' Murala
years. That Is saying much for compara
Rev. J. T. Lee. of Macon. Ca., delivered
Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake
tive beginner. PerhapA 'the celery plant two very acceptable sermons at the Bap
has some tiling to do with the fixedness of tist church, Sunday morning and evening.
his pastorate. Nerve food— Florida ChrlsHjLbu* fcesn.SSLM *° t»'e^ f o r d diurdi.
and it is hoped he will accept the call.
teed for furniture and piano
Mr. Lee is an ex-newspaper raun, having
tf 8mith will sell you land on easy terms. edited, theJucluait. Gff.'. Argus, for Severn
Pure guava Jelly.
—Chas. Evans.
. the 10-year-old daughtef of
years prior to entering U»e ministry.
» . died Sunday night at EnThe sportsmen are getting ready for
Finest imported souvenir china, descrip
5 “ “ •* of death was oonges- Monday and the country will be full of tive of Sanford, at the Sanford Furniture All Work Receives My Personal Attention
Paper Hanging a Specialty
wsln. The family came to men, dogs and guns on that day. Quail Company.
and Best Efforts
•rom North Carolina a few are said to be plentiful this year and the
For Rent—Four unfurnished rooms.
A geni for Alfred IV iU Co.
Opposite City Hall
Address B . Herald office.
'Plwne 230 With Smad ft Venable, Opp. Postoffice
hunters are anticipating a great time.
lb you want new line of cereals—Just
rrerfred from New YorkT Call at the
¿«lord Grocery Co.
Ifai Ben Solomon and children bf Ori,Mn tuve returned home after a week’s
«UU to Mr. nml Mrs. Chns. Kunner. ,
PmSur—Some tine thorougiibred Du
ne Jeney male hogs. Box 754.
r Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
W . H. H A N D
P a B s t V C ê 1ë B ra Fë 3 IVI e ad
ephonc No. 60
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M EATS
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G R O C E R IE S
E N G IN E E R
H. DIN G EE
Plumbing and
Gas Fi t ti n g
D E C O R A TIN G
�TIIC SANFORD hERALO
A r e Y o u Looking For
Flow in g W e lls Guaranteed
O n e Thousand
A cres o f ---------------Celery
Land
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$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
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Reasonable Cash Payments
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Lands Adapted to Celèry, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc,
Banks Will Close
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Next Tuesday, November. 3, being genernl election day. tbe First National Bank
and the People's Bank will dose for the
H E R E T H ER E W ITH THE G O O D S
Howard and W hltner Met the Excur
slonlsts Co m In it South
Sanford people know they have the best
vtutolaljln lands In the United States and
are very desirous of letting other people
— k im w o f ous- many- -advantages.— The
llomeseekers' 1 Excursion from the west
and , north, arriving In Jacksonville on
Moiidny, was me| by two hustling San^
_• ford men in tlie persons of R. H. Whltner
and B. A. Howard,who boarded the trains
at Jessup and Waycross and placed printed
tni^ller nnd Sanford's special odltion in
tliu hands of the people who were looking
for o location. Many of these |>eoplc will
'" n o doubt be attracted to Sanford, and
wRlWthe (Djnnwir short, both Messrs.
Howard and Whltner exphtiated upon the
many superior attractions of the Celery
Hake Oven Caved in
The Sanford Bakery Is Up against it tills
week,' the brlcrWurTThrouniT the oven caw
ing In Monday night, and Mr. Baker, the
proprietor* will not be able to furnish bread
until It Is repaifod. He wishes to state to
tils patrons lltat he will bd-rcady Monday
to resume business nnd will supply his
customers as usual in a few days.
OR TRUCK LANDS
Social at M rs. Philips
Come and See Us
This afternoon, from 3 o'clock till 5,
the Junior Epworth League of the Metho
dist t-hurch will give a"Hallowe’en Social
at th$, residence.- of Mrs. L. R. Philips, on
Park avenue. Cake, cream and candy
will be served and the proceeds will go
toward
the improvement of the church.
John
E.
M
errill
Foe
Commissioner
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Everyono
is cordially invited.The friends of John E. Merrill, and they
nre legion, are very desirous of placing
Red Men Organize
him in the position of County Cotnmlsslmier, tnmle vacafifTiy the recent death' ~ J r Mr Pound, of Pnlntkn, Great Junior
of II. K. Fuller. Mr. Merrill Is a man fit- Sagamore of the Imiwoved Order of Red
-4w.l In avarif-Wnv in hold thlq im ^ j|i|- Men, organized a lodge in Sanford last
(tortant position, and if elected he will night In liKJ City Mull building:— About fulfill the promises made by his friends forty members were enrolled us chartei
as to his ability, lie has been a resident members and the new lodge stuns with u
of Orunge county "since the memory of good membership.
The Order of Red Men Is a fine frater
man runneth not," and no man is better
acquainted with the affuirs of or Is lletter nal ouler and Sanford lodge "should Hour
able to administer for the people than he. Ish.
In his official duties ns assistant tax as
U st of Unclaimed Letters
sessor, Mr. Merrill has' for the past few
Remaining in the Sanford Postodlce
years made a thorough Inspection of every close of week ending Oct 37, 1008
part of Orange county, and being a farmer
onj of the people, knows the status of
Un. Fjlrr
McMurray. Un. Rutila
Un. Dors
Ridurti ton. Mn. L. A.
the county's affairs perhaps better than
ony other resident .of the county. He Is Hall. Un. Thixnailoa
Burn. Mr*. D. E.
a business man o f ’good judgment,' stands
fur improvements of all kinds, and wlU Boyd, Jtmrt
UcClennon. Charlie
Pautar, J, A.
take care of the Interest! of the people as I Bryant, John A.
Root. Eddie
he would his own. Remember the name Clark. John S.
Clark. S.
Kodes. Corvelli»
of John Merrill when you write the name Coa. W .T.
of your choice for County Commissioner. Coronel!, Peter N.
Smith. S W.
C'roaby. I. C.
Hogan. M. J.
A. Down*. Celery avenue,
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It Makes NoJ)iffeJence What You Want o r Where Y ou Want It
W E HAVE IT
and on Terms that are Right
Smith, Ira
Ware. W. T.
Buy jo u r house numbers of A. E. Hill
at 4 cents each. Any“ chlldcan puttherh - - - - - W JonerW tiriiingM «chines_ _ _ _
A few more of these still left, sold strictly
up or Stevens L Woodruff will place them
.?!} <u*5$i!St- Ii.Uicy-|in ttqi (ja wUat ws
-for eight oenta, making your total con Î 0
claim, money Is refunded. Harry J.Wilson
cents.
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Farm and Garden Tools
Celery Plants for Sale
We carry the largest and most com pityr
1 have about a million early transplant'
ed celery planta which I offer for sale. up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, arnmuThey will be ready for delivery by October idtioQ, and sporting goods.
Geo, H. F ekhald H A p w ake Co.
15th. Free of green heurta and sports.
S-lf
DOAKDINC CELERY. SANFORD,
Are you a subscriber U> T he HexaloT
HOW ARD-PACKARD LA N D — COMPANY
T O N S O R IA L
PARLO RS
J. L ÇARRUTHERS
Prptxietnr
Hot and Cold Baths.
FLORIDA
Best Fertilize*
On Earth
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Trade Inducements
5 W H IT E
«did Array o f Name», M oat o f
Them Hit Hortia People
. SUITS
Honorable Board ¡of County Comolier, of Orange County, Florida:
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D. L. THRASHER’S
SH IR T
¡Furnishing
W A IST S
Geo. H. F e rn alJ
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H A R D W A R E -C O .
When Laundered cor
rectly hnve n soft flex
ibility and tho dressy
appearance
E i/
Can furnish,
I t ch«ni|Hiey. J.W. Emerson, H-lM. Smith.
¿ W. Smith. H. C. Goolesby, A. P. Fudge.
F. Daniel», R. H. Williams. P. Burnett. A.
C Barnett. John L. Stewnrt, M. F. Barksdile, Geo. Baumgardner. Geo. Dwellcy, J.
S Kendall. J. B. Bear. W- J- C, Passmore.
A W. Evan*,Trank H. Dayis. ^ lJ^Jolyi-.
rll A. ki. Stnrbird, Jolm M. Love, K..U,
H»rne*. J- D. WaUlng, L. B. Walling. A.
T. Groten, J. R. Walling. J. R. Altman.
Nelmn^CarToll,'Joshua-Carroll. A. B. Ful
ler. J.HtnryHott^JfthH Andcrsoh. 'John
Thailander. L. M. Lnreon. A. M. Wofford,
J. E. Rose. L. J. Hill. T. L. Isaacson, A.
R. Mathew*. G. W. Wofford, Nat Wofford.
F. c, Terry. W. E. Giles* A. D. Cornell, J.
W. Sanders, J. F. Jones, J. H. B. Butnes,
W. M. Ralnair. N. Co|emnn,;H. M. Rouse,WW. Rum. C. T. R uss, E. E. Bourden. jr.
A H O M E IN D U S T R Y
EST IM A T ES
.tiiio M t **y
Sanford Bakery
X tltO M Bnoj.4 CO.
eo.^J. M iller & Son
House Furnishing Goods
From $15.00 to $30.00
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Sanford Library
>-v :-+ + - c ^ + < - «- > 4 - m . + + + < - + + <. + + +
Nondey evening, the Breton-Runkei Trio
•odd appear in new sketches, spedalh«. songs and dances, with more new
•ongi by Mr. Philli|»s nnd new vaudeville
jwhxmeri. On Tuesday night a double
«»»ded program will be given; also Mnn» ( « Runklr; will have private telegraph
FOR M A T E R IA L OR W ORK
.C O M P L E T E D
Theatrical Attractions
f*«*CvOTHCSHA*CI*X .
•______ r - ----- T-rrr "r-ii-----------The Brctmi-RuiiktiL CtL duied a must!
InCfark Building1
^ N O W -IN T H E H O U S fP
amwisl wwk'a^ngageiHfhF-Saturday
night. Miss Corinne Runkel Is an excepA com plete line o f Men's Snappy,
timi&lly clpvrr actress, possessing both Itome-Made Bread, Like Mother
Up-to-date Suits, in nil the
ratstilil/’ and great magnetism. She
Used to Bake
lending Shades nnd Patterns
veU deserves lire honors that have been
icaxtled her as the “ Fnvoritfe of the
Quick Orders for Fancy
South.' Mr. Breton stands without' •«
Cukes
Filled Promptly
doubt In the class with the great comedi
an! of the stage to-day. In all parts he
Besides ah elegant line o f BOys'
liever fails to bring out every detail and
Pants, Suit3. Especial attention
Goods delivered to nny parts o f the
iu uch a way that brings round after
is called to ourBtrong ami corn»
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Mind of appliiu.se. Mr. Runkel. while but
plete line o f Men's Furnish
s mere boy of sixteen, has shown by the
ings,
Shoes ^ mid
Hots
rturseten he (»rtrayed last week that ■ * + +
< • * * * * 4.+ + <
h; has the material for. the making of a
Give us u coll. We con fit you from bead
real star In the near future. tlisvpork
to foot uml we gunrantee to please.
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*•»* ev.r/tliing Unit could be expected.
Yours for honest values.
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sod as a trio we huve never had'their
«tust before ii) Sanford.
Monday night Manager Runkel present
ed far the first time in Florida the peer
less metropolitan sketch team, Morris and
Crowning of New York, who proved to be
ROOM 20
the cleverest of funmakers.
U p s ta ir s , P ic o B lo c k
New sketches, new Jokes and songs
JEW ELER
»iH be changed fltf iuich- |ilwtnwwwww
ind three reels of the best moving plctOpen Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m
-eras-sre siiown each evening; also the
. AND
Ute« coon songs as shouted by Mr. j !
MY SPECIALTIES i
Saturdays 4 to 9 p . m.
Csrroil IJhillips. who. by tlie way, is gain
ing greet popularity.
Pickard
Manager Runkel. when asked hU plans
S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e ;;
'fir tSTcomlng week, said he desired to
1 Sanford's
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S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home Sewing
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale
Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene *—
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M
arks
W EEKLY
disappointment, have
•MUrwrVed at once. Dot 1
wu Morris slug “ You’ll Hnve U
■F Ship Comes In.” Saturday
, matinee Saturday. '3:30, 10
All the newa from everywhere, gathered
by tho Associated Press, (die ac
knowledged best news service on
clal Correspondents in
.every town in die
Repairing of all Kindç
A rc Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of F lo r id a R e a l E s t a t e
S O U T H
at
o f Machinery
1 year....
0 months
Tbrlce-a-Weck World
«lm. more thorough* and more 3 months
than ever. A President o f the 1 month
Delivered by carrier. Dally
Antes will be sleeted dds year.
* «nd who is the man whom he
nnd Sunday 12c per week.
DEALERS IN
Noiwdy yet knows, but the
The Semi-Weeely Journal
■Week edition of die New York
one year, one dollar.
¡'I «•:« you every step and every
Write for premium offers in connection
whni promises to be a campaign with the- Semi-Weekly...-,Sample« and
agent’s outfit fa x for asking. Subscribe
>wi wh.??
VUU hot * ’ b*B will tell yourself and then get your friends to sub
S i . 7 i i \ ? b0 T,**»-«-W eck World scribe. Liberal commission to agents.
“ d ,a r,lc tw tur »m buu.f new* feurlcwie« *n the publicsO ffice'n ad works on Oak Avenue,
If ygu wsn|t’i ilnd ^
,l wlU maintain.
*»snt the news us it really is. subnear Femnld'a
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aa Low
Prices
and on as reasonable terms as
Gan be Had Anywhere
Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida
Autom obiles and Gas
b»
Do you realize the necessity for a substantial
foundation as u part of that sidewalk which you
intend building? A nicely finished fop lends
beauty, but not stability. This is to be Attained
only when the sam ccare is .exercised in «election
of materials for the foundation as for the top coat.
Wcn «>mca to you cv-
MaaicsQy U
: r eP‘ .S.u,M,ay’ Bn<11* thus
The TTi, J i ^ 0t ^ price of ° weekly.
"^Ptkm
Ui'V, tk ' VwW# regular subU u sM n tvi^ cn 0,1 y * *
15.6
ycar- nrul
We offer this
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a r c h it e c t ,
S K e I S ,f,*<,per tt“d Th* SanfQrd
htoi u
y * " ia* «-30. Agent fo r Vlrglnla Carollna Fer
prfc« Of the two
tlllzers
Office'wi dii Murrell LfMlnshew
Pico Hotel BlockI
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W ill» this fact in mind, I am im porting clean hard crushed
stone, which when m ixed with standard engineering specifica
tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation.
I f you wnnt>n walk in which you can take pride in d ie years
to come, be sure that that foundation is rig h t This is one o f
the characteristics o f m y work. L e t ine figure ou such a
waJk for you,
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S H IN H O L S E R
Sfmford, Florida
�TH E
Items of Interest Concerning
.. ' Society People.
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POINTS PURELY PERSONAL
llo w Celery City Vanity "F a ir While
Away the Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
Woman's Shortcomings
that if Uie teeUi needed brushing,to keep
them sound and sweet, the child’s recep
tive mind needed on going tp bed a brush
ing away of the false notions of meum
and teum. collected by contact with the
worjdllness thgtJiifc^ .C ^ eil.<:hU(lllfa. - ~lf"delsnne eXerciscs were necessary to
render the muscles supple and the move
ments graceful, surely the child's mind
and soul needed n certain exercise In
ethical training to render the child able
to manifest a sense of Justice, n scif~
ment of rntycy/n capacity for self-sad
flee, a perception of heroism and suOiciei
faith in Hie highest to stand by the rigl
at any cost.
liERALD
shaikh* chart«» fer-ehtMrm-wJf
,<•'» i w
«tabling
« surhHamount. 1i
•it'aneS
reached auch number
two per cent, annually
y Said grant re», their assrtCTal*» and as- ■aid company, which f
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.ten, and Qieii officer 1 and_ agents.xhalL be sublo tto all «irdln*n**sTfnd rr»olutioni which the
City Council may. from lime to time, enact.
Sir 7. The cars of »aid Grantee«, their a»mdateaaod nnlgns. »hall have the right of war on
Id o hetxby certify ihm .k, .1
and over thrl/ railway trftoka. turnout* and «wllch- Ordinance wiu duly pasaed
P, to the exclusion of ah team» andI vehicles (ex lha City Councilor Saiifuril
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cept 1 ha fire apparatus In-case of Ore), ami any October 18th. 1808.
. 1u,k •. I>
person who »hall olutnict such tracks «/parts
thereof, or otherwise retard the progress i f sakl
car*, after due notice Is given b y l i e c n r l * l l or
whistle, or other proper signal, shall be punished
by a line of not exceeding Bve dollars, or Imprison
ment not exceeding live days Provided. however,
this scellon »hall not operate os a release from
lawful damages foe accidents. ___
Defore this urillnnnee shall hecoroo operative,,
ect by resolution of ordinance. Said right* and
vilrgra are hereby granted to the laid Grantee* ilia said Grantee*, tbrlr ossoclnte* and assigns,
the purpoaes of constructing, maintaining anti shah enter Into a written ountract. to be Wed with
the City Clerk of the City, lgreeln*to be hound by
all the term», stipulation», and condition» of this
ordinance. Such contrnrt to lie executed within
sixty days after notification by. the Mayor In
writing, of the passage and npprovfi of this ordinTo the Voter» of Sanfunf;
I hereby announce myself
election to the oflkv ot Mayor
ford, subject to the will of the
SSBrj
of thirty ( 30) year», from and after the date of the
going
/111 Into
iiiiu effect
n i f \ 1 of
ui thl*
i n i s ordlnumv.
ui U111UIH« r
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in th* operation of their motor*
motors and car»
cats upon
■* street railway,
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harter.
L1
soul
herein provided, the „aakl
»tea and assigns, shall —
conform
Grantee*, associate.
r----- tu
»uch. rules
and----------------regulations a*
and be governed by
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------have been beretofore and »hall hereafter be adopt
ed by ordlnanoe of »aid city.
Etc. 2. The lack» »hall be laid with rail* suit
able for operatliW with motive power a» herein
provided, and Iniuch manner a* not tp Impair the
utefulne»* of the street as a thoroughfare for the
iassageof other vehicles, and. *0 laid as to conarm to the establUhrd grade on which the rail
way Is or may be built, wherever the city ha* * v
hrtfllihrrf 0» a h a lh *M a M »W )ri< N «l(f’JW ln t
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their tracks on said streets or portions of streets
at the lime paved, they shall at their own expense
rrlnyHir
paving taken up to as to conform tu the
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rstabllthed grade____
L!___ the
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le, making
needed repairs with
like material used in such paving.
Whenever or wherever ihe city or owner* of the
abutting property on any street »hull have paved
or shall pave, or cause to he paved, gny street or
Hy. hnd
tic space
two feet
mitnner
1 paving
lalntain
the said
tail, unly. cover
wn the
1 for at
Iberelo
:h other
ily. and
ind conngs and
Df wire*
dng the
i proper
s Inaj-
In Honor o f Miss Bumby
[ircbciit niul
The Woman's Club, recently organized,
held their first regular meeting at the
Sanford House last Monday and a goodly events of the week end,
•». their
n their
tuuious
‘
e
•hair have the right to h
children is bound to nceriin-fretn tbeso
meetings.
f
s
csnwTtV, r . p. r w f f f f i M j . w.wmtniier> lr *r un or undenalM Mid track* of aildGrai
ale*
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frt U p d o w n
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Vinto a number
October 3|
branche*, »hall not rtrrwl five (5 )
AN ORDINANCE
number were present. It was decider! to
teasfrorw of-tfie btjmr eotlhilcrbn'Pnrir
«venue-os « -pennijneTir homo t o n i i r
dub, and on next Tuesday niftht the
members will keep open house for their
friends, which incaqs that the men will
be Inviti
This new home of the dub Is situated
on Park avenue, Just Boulfi of the first
park, and when fitted up by the dub wll
prove a most attractive place for the la
dles to meet and also to entertain.
The Woman's Club promises to do much
toward bring inti together the ladies of
Sanford Ih social sessions and
prove quite a boon to visitors In Sanford.
Tlfa first reception next Tuesday prom
ises to be a great success and will only
be one of the many of these delightful
affairs that will take place In Sanford
during the coming social season.
The trouble with many women Is that
. they arc always trying to do something
they can’t da They want to be literary,
when they have no eort of notion what
.literary means.
They want to be social leaders when
•they hnve no more Idea of diplomatic re
In Honor of Miss Ripley
lations with their fellow creatures than
Mrs.
George S. Derry entertained at
they have of dignified and sensible living.
bridge
on
Wednesday afternoon in honor
Not knowing how to do that which seems
of
her
sister,
Miss Clare Ripley, of Ma
so desirable to them, they are prone to
fall into the foolish and hurtful snare of con, Ga.
Several of the guests who did not play
pretending to do it.
whist
were entertained at fohy.-two.
It is reported of a Sanford mother that
A
t
the
close of the games it was found
she summed up her conception of mater
that
Mrs.
Luke and Miss Ripley were the
nal duty thus: “1 tell my children they
must brush theinteeth- every night and winners of the jtrixe, which was grace
practice their delsarte exercises whether fully ncccded to M rdrtiiId' fiy HI m Rim
m w w & c- ,e S ' ^
, they f e c L U i w v v —
Dainty refreshments were served and
"These tilings are important—saying
their prayers and reading their Bible, they the afternoon most enjoyably spent by
xhr guests, among whom were Mesdnmes
may do as Urey choose about.”
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This nttltude was considered "independ Herndon, Connelly, Lake, Maxwell, Pnulent" and quite within the realms of "com cston, Newman, Holly, Fnljo, A. M.
Thrasher, and Misses Whilner. Caldwell
mon sense."
and
Buinby.
Common sense, however, would suggest
SANFORD
■ÏBâ SSiä ri
- ¡S - ïia a ii ï
TT elected. I Promise th faithful!,
■** *
{ “ad rooscirBilljJ.
iy aorva. and will at «Il unies try
my titribAi fa .*
forco th* taws uf the state flnd*rY
i the city
U''*‘
k C* Ham
To. the Voters of Sanford:
'
I hereby announce myself n* a raodkiu. r_
election to the office of City Marshal sm ,/?,!*’
owraslon to thank my friend» fw iM r
the past and solicit 11 i-imilnunin ,' .,1 >
“
comprised In this ordinance.
l ie municipal election. Dm-mh?r ivfi.1
Six. 8. The City of Sanford give* and grant* the that, as In the post, I win I m y
franchises and right» herein set forth, reserving serve «d e r in the city nod cnfaiwYttrtS
the right and requiring the said Grantees, their anco of all laws.
J T tST
id assigns, os a condition precedent
to the taking ieffect
“ .: of the ..
.
_____
grant,
to give
and; _____
grant
to the City of SunfonJ, the rights, at and altar the
F o r Clerk.Trcosurcr and Aswitir
expiration or
thirty (¡10)
(30) years
of the term of Thirty
yean- heroinherein‘ 1 mentioned,
---- * to purchase the street
___ railroad
--, „ j To the Vote;* of Sanford;
bejuro
5,m_* t a'“ lldulc for rc cl.xd in to thesffind
and other property
G y used under or In connection
the Cite S s l
with the franchises* and rights hereby granted, or
such__
part of
a* 'J.the City uf‘ “Sanford ford. I hnve served the mniple in tiiis
___
^ such “property
IgcKiC
Hi M
p tirf
; ;nuppMtr
:,
wM
LM
s j fs
^ kBr
eriy,
™ imii
cvian,mi. daairad..
u n vim ulikli
vuhmle.ti
rrty, ireal
0ml,pcraudU
wldc-h valtHittory
shall tu
1« u»«d
ti»«U or
uy urmtratlun
uroitratlan as pruvtdnl
provided by luw, in
aoconinnee with ant! t j the full extent at the provision» of tin; luw» of tin* Slate of Vlurida in such
case» mode and provided.
Sa.U. H i* further provided that nothing in
j For City Council
IhU iTiftii his,; »halt lie ronitrueU to ns to deprive
any abutting owrwrs along »aid railway from re
The friends of G. K. Calfthun „io,
covering any damage« that may be lawfully hii camhcTacy fur iikemU'r uf iin> Citi
claimed irons said Uruntr«l. tlieir associates tusd Ilio i%ctl tideaaaigns.
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See. 10. It U further provided that if theUranSuperior printing for nil purnneg aiT«
lee*, their associates and assigns; »hall nbandon sakl railroad, or shall fall to operate its car* lln,AU> otiice.
lor public use lor a term of sixty days at one lime
(except In case* o( war. stria*», earthquake«,
flood» i,r rpldrmics), it shall work n forfeiture oi
this franchise and nil right* and privileges heroin
granted.
See. It. The Grantees, their associate* and na- I nm again asking for ()|.|) SHOES. I
signs, shall at no time npereto freight car». 1 xerpt
. will give what tliey are worth
one tiuli. r, wutim tue city, without »pecird vse*mission he grunted try a resolution of the City
SIZES, G. 7, 8, 9. 10 II AND IS
Council.
, .
Sic. 12. Ui: ir Ktriuu OtuXigtn. that whenever
skull
have within »Its
eorporute
»the
¡ „ I ,City
' of Sunlord
r , —
...................»» s
u iir u iu ir
limits a p<,|nilattuii of ten (1U.00U) thmisnud. ihc
Cor. 3rd St. inul SuofohLAvc.
O ld Shoes Wanted
A , E . lr v ln ’s_Shoe Shop
Land hunger has caused bloody wars
■1,
t, §
!
■
-*■
»*
•- ■
;s a m illion immigrants annually to
from—over;crowded Europe
‘
watered by everlasting artesian wells .
e o f it now, before the mighty .host o f land-hungry
ats o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
-
n iïiÂ
-
Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payment
W e’ll tell you all about it
SANFORD, FLORIDA
�IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living
12
SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1908
COLDBLOODED MURDER
•
,
Section Foreman W . H. Ham
mock Killed by Black Brute
NO MOTIVE KNOW N F O R C R IM E
Late Returns Show 319 for Taft
Against Bryan’s 156 Electoral Votes.
Several States S till Reported in
Doubt, but no Matter How They go it Cannot Change the Result
Practically complete, returns received Hepburn, of Iowa, ara.the most conspicup to a late hour tonight Indicate that ous among those who have failed of re- insufficient to give on accurate idea of
what the party accomplished.
IIar4erer Slipped Upen Victim From William H. Taft, of Ohio, as president
election. The senate retains its republi
Congratulations and thanks Exchanged
Attorney Johnson Chosen as City
Behind and Used ah Ax
elect, will have a vote of 309 in the elec can complexion.
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*
Attorney— New Franchise iPeti
CiNdNitAsi, O., Nov, 0.—"Please accept
For Weapon
torioi college. This is within 10 votes of
An eleventh hour development was lh/[
tion— Other M atters
Sunday night about ten o'clock occurred the forecast made by Nntionnl Chairman placing of Missouri, which has been gen congratulations nnd best wishes for suc
cess
of
your
administration.
Council met in regular session Monday
-one of the roost atrocious murders that Frank 1L Hitchcock, nnd 07 more tluin
erally conceded to Bryan, in the doubtful
“ W. J. Brya n ,
night, with Messrs. Stevens,' Thrasher.
hit itined this community for many years. majority out of the total electorinl! votes column. Should tonight's returns con
“ I thank you sincerely for your cordial Leffler, Robinson and Evans present.
Silting upon the edge of the lake fish or 834.
tinue the Tafl lead, the republican candi
After roll call and reading of minutes,
and
courteous telegram of congratulations
Most important news In the late returns date will win 18 additional votes, making
ing W. H. Hammock, section foreman for
the
regular-bustn«n w »*--’¿Men upt-JUfi.,
.‘«
y
rTfSYrtshe*.'
.
"
î
t
a
j
t
inriUalrs
that
Maryland,
after
vacflhitfng
the A.C.L. at Paolo, wo*. muxdcrcA-Ly.
L‘" probable total 327, two- man-'tY&ni
of
Frederick
Disinfectant Co., referred to
during
Uie
dny
rtiMl"
umuri
nily.
being
«maT Mow. frou an ns.
originally c l j i l r n e r W o r ^ L x i wen5' tóílBy «changed
sanitary committeq. Personal taxes of
and Cincinnati.
j employee. Jetiae W ills who had no sufe for democracy, has been swung Into
W. G. Aldrich were reduced from $3,000—
Latest Election Returns
otha motive for the crime than the Ui£ Taft column. Unofficial figures give
to
$2.300.
bntisl desire to slay. Willis had been in Mr._Tflft the.state by 130 votes. Mnry- — N ew Y ork. Nov. 6— Membership In the -------- Result In Orange Co untv
Petition
to have Magnolia avenue
the employ of the road as section hand land is the last doubtful stale to be heard electoral college which will chose the next
The election passed off quietly in San
graded
and
ditched to city limits on
from,
president
of
the
United
States
remained
under Foreman Hammock, and according
ford and Orquge county, Tuesday, and,
Tenth
street,
referred to street commit
in
dispute
when
the
official
counters
in
Indiana
and
West
Virginia,
ns
well
ns
to the people raiding in that nelghcor
while the Weather was threatening,
tee with power to act.
hood there had never been any 111 feeling Montana, turned out to be safely repub Mnrylnnd abandoned their task for the good vote was polled everywhere.
Attorney Andrew Johnson was aftnight. According to the best information
lican. Colorado went for Bryan.
between the two. On the contrary, it
The entire Democratic ticket, national.
pointed
city attorney for the remaining
Mr. bryan has a total of.174 voles, two obtainable, the proportionate numbers of State nnd county, received an almost
■aid that Mr. Hammock trusted tlie negro
portion
of
the present term.
to take charge of the gang in hla absence leu than he received in 1896. in 1904 rejHiblicnn and democratic electors con be solid vote in the county, but the vote on
The
new
franchise for electric ilght was
determined
by
a
division
of
Maryland's
the nmendements fell fnr behind the head
and otherwise proved his friendly atti Mr. Parker received 140 votes. In 1000
offered by Messrs. Rand and Chase In the
eight
votes.
In
any
event
the
margin
of
of
tlia
ticket.
Mr.
Bryan
recelvpd
155
votes
and
in
1800
tuda toward"'the brute who afterward
victory will be so sinnll the state is • Thsre wns very little interest taken lg form of art ordinance, enlarging the fpinthe Nebraskan received 170 votes.
|« foully murdered hli employer.
Pf- the 'Sn’h fo n n jg h t A Fuel Co.,
From die opjSpragce.of_lheJxiilyt.il i d „-Mri -Tail'a-JOH- rlrcinrlttL -voles - coro- claimed touiflht.-hy-Uiw-leaders-of-botli this iirwincu outside the race for county
sndinniKvtzing
a contract with said comparties.'
'
wlth 336 received Uy Rooaevelt In
commissioner in the second district. The
■HTWmrtliut ' Ml .- III
pony
in
lieu
of
present
contract' A com
Missouri
appears
to
be
safely
far
Taft,
Democrats seemed to take It for granted
down with hia overcoat around him nnd 1904, 292 received by McKinley in 1900
mittee
was.
appointed
to investigate the
to
whom
the
returns
give
a
plurality
of
that the primary had settled ita, stealing upon him under the guise arid 271 received by McKinley in 1800.
matter
of
this
franchise,
consisting of
No changes of material interest have 2,228.
Following is the vote for the county.
of friendship and probably with the ax
Mayor
Lake,
Aldermei^Stevens,
Thrasher
Conceding Missouri to Taft, nnd leaving
Hryan. 1011: Taft. 577:
ooocealed, struck him a blow squarely be- been reported in congressional retnrns
and
Evans.
For Governor—Gilchrist, 1081; Cheney,
' the eyes, and after Hammock fell fell today. The republicans will have about Maryland to be split between him nnd
Resolution of Geo. H..Fernold in regard
over be struck again and mashed the aide lire same working majority In the sixty Drynn, the figures show 319 republican 476.
to placing the wires of the Sanford Tele
electors
assured
and
156
democratic.
For Congress—Frank Clark, 910; W. R.
of the bead and face antVyterribly muti first congress as at present and Joseph G
phone Go. In underground cables on First
Returns of the socialist and prohibition O NeuI 452.v '
Cannon; of Illinois, undoubtedly will suc
lating the victim.
street.
Sanford and Onk avenues, pro
For County Commissioner—Mcrrell.460
The. murderer then: leUurly robbed hla ceed himself os speaker. Representa parties are still far from complete. Fig
vided
they
assume all responsibility for
victim of a gold watch and ring and made tives Jesse Overstreet, of Indians, and ures for the Independent party are also FJdridge, 287.
any damage to abutting property oymers
his escape. As soon os the crime was
and replace gutters in ns good repalr~as
discovered the authorities were notified A N O T H ER NEW B U S IN E S S BLO CK W. E. W IL L IA M S ’ SU D D EN DEATH NEW
R A ILR O A D P R O G R E S S IN G they now are. Petition wns -granted.
sad Deputy Sqeriif Anderson left for Po
Resolved that Hie water runaway abut
ols st once. He returned with the body Fine Store Rooms to be Built at Cor Thrown From Horse While Hunting Sanford &. Everglades Being Pushed
ting the projierty of the First National
Woodsy to Sanford and the remains were
ner or Third Street
and Killed Instantly
Rapidly These Days
Bank be referred to the street committee,
•hipped to High Springs
Undertaker
Every week In Sanford marks tile rapid
A crowd of guy huntsmen left the city „Thc£nnfonl &. Everglades Rnilway is with power to act. This menns that the *
Wilier. Searching parties were organized strides being made,toward n greater cUy: iist week for a camp hunt on Taylor
making ¿rent progress arid A. P. Connel water which has-collected at Hie corner of
st once and the country for'mYIca orohnd Last week The Herald announced lire creek, about sixty-five miles from Sanford
ly nnd his force of assistants are losing Park avenue and First street after every
was scoured by the officers and deputies. building of a new busineu block at the and in the heart of the game country.
no time in the work of grading. In ten rak( will be carried Into the lake and a
The murderer attempted to cross Uie corner of Sanford avenue and Second Thursday one of the men met with n days they have graded over two miles,
good crossing insured.
drawbridge early Monday morning and street. This week The Herald takes pleat tragic death nnd they returned with nnd the bridge and trestle work Is follow
The following report was then read by
wu fired upon by Mrs. Troubieffeld, the urc in announcing another new block on the body of their companion. W. E. Wil ing up thé grading. The right of way
Alderman Robinson:
brave lady who tends the drawbridge, Sanford nvenuc and Third street.
liams was the unfortunate one, and while has been cut through to Bcardatl avenue,
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom
and the negro fled back into the swamp. J“ ,T. J. Check, the man who recognizes deer-hunting Thursday morning on horse- and at tills rate Hie people of Sanford
was referred the question of extending ‘
Again late in the day he made the sec- tiie many advantages of Sanford and who bock, his animal going at fyll.aBCgiLaiefl- ttilUiavcIhc id ensure o f—ruling npm-thw
city ■ihnitsrwtmhi "rcspecTfattynrfpgff"
—awd-aMemtM.-btit -wnrtirtvm back, Ufill Iius"erected some twelve new houses and ped into a hole and threw Mr. Williuins, cars of the new road about February 1st.
that It is thq opinion of your committee having no help at huud to affect hla cap purchased as many more in the past the fall breaking his neck, and dentil re
A lurge force of men is employed upon that Hie following should be the boundary
on, the negro vanished into the swamp twelve months, this week purchased the sulting instantly. The rrist of the party this work, tlie new company being very
of the city, to-wit: . t
near the bridge.
building at the corner of San font avenue were near him when the accident occurred desirous of finishing the railroad and
Beginning at a point in Lake Monroe
Ha is described na a very black negro, and Third street, now occupied by J. D. and Immediately broke tamp and started starting upon the traction line. This
two chains north of the n. c. cor. of sec.
with small moustache, between 25 and Williams, und the two vacant lota adjoin for Sanford with the body, the long trip large force of meh receiving their money
30, tp 19, south of range 31 e. Thence
30 years of age, about 0 feet 6 Inches in ing. He will immediately erect a hand of sixty-five miles before them. One of every week means n greatly increased
south on section lines to the s. e. cor. of
height and weighs about 150 pounds. lie some store building on the vacant lots the saddest features of the nccident wns business for Sanford merchants, and Hie
e, H of sec. 31, tp. 19, south of range
his a scar on the side of - his neck ex and these new buildings on Sanford ave the fact Hint his brother, T. W. Williams, trade along ull lines feels the impetus. . 31 e. Thence west on the quarter section
tending to the jaw, evidently made by a nue will greatly enhance the npjicuraiice wns with Hie party at Hie time and is
llnes to the s. w. cor, n. w, H of sec. 3 3.
aknife, and when last seen wore an old of this business thoroughfare.
-Chango* in KalIroed Ctrete*nimuhaafflli«- .Tim hunter«
tp 19 south, range 20 eust. Thence nortTT
P_Uue_*«ga suit and ■ -pair of~N if. 8 Vari
1? new building will probably bo of arrived In Sanford yesterday morning
Some important changes in railroad on Hie ¡section lines to u point in Lake
shoea, nearly new. He went by the nick concrete and modern in every particular. with the remains.
circles . were made here the first of the Monroe ten ciinins north of th«j n. w. cor.
t
name of "Alabama " among his astoclTlie funeral occurred at 2:30 yesterday month. ' Mr. M. Crown, who has been of sec. 23, tp. 19, south of range 30 east.
ales and is cosily recognized.
M eeting o f Parents Club
afternoon from the residence of T. W.Wil- trainmaster of the Atlantic Coast Line, Thence easterly to the point of beginning.
The Atlantic Coast Line has offered a
liams.
Rev. D. B. Sweat, of the Methodist with jurisdiction over the entire Jackson
In making this report your committee
The meeting of the . Parents Club next
reward of $100 for the arrest and convic
Monday afternoon promeses to be one full church, conducting t|ie services. Inter ville district fur several months, with would suggest that Inasmuch ns the town
tion of Willi* nnd other reword« will be
of Interest. It is to lie held in the High ment was mude In Lakeside cemetery headquarters here, has been transferred of Goldsboro is embraced in the above
offered by the county and state.
School Auditorum and will be of special and a large concourse of his- friends fol to Lakeland, and his territory is the souHi- designated boundary,, it will be necessary
The death of Mr. Hammock has cast a interest to the futhers. Mayor Lake will lowed his remains to their last resting ern end of the district, the same territory to first obtain the consent of the town
gloomover the community and the fact preside and the following program will place,____ ___________~•■~
he hod before the consolidation o f forces council and mayor of Goldsboro to thtr
that he left a wife and three children be carried out:
Mr. Williams wns well known in Snn- r rlr °. y?arnB°
tlie city of
northern end of j annexation uf-G Dtdsboro to the
makes the crime a merciless onc-y Mr.
he
district,
from
Sanford
to
Jacksonville,
any
furHier
action. Sanford
before
taking
n.^_ry..r,.i».
u— — H B.‘ Wtxxtnoct. rrT
W*TPnvv,tl fonneriirrettdedTl Lose buP
police force here for several years and Including brunches, will be in clmrgo of Also the following: *
Woodruff, 0. S. Derry, tnd E. C. Hamilton
kr, where his" family now reside. For Poem—What la Home Without a Dad...............
held other positions of trust in which he Mr. D. E. Wagner, this being Hie same
W hereas , It is considered desirable to
•everal years he was pectlon foreman on ........................ ..........................Rev. D. B. Sweat gained Hie confidence and esteem of all position lie held before the oonsolidaHoa. extend tlie city limits of the City of San
Read in.—Fatherln. s Boy....... Ur. b. L. Tbeaahar
the J. A S. W. railway, afterward coming Reading—The Mon Who PuU Hla Anna Around who knew him. He leaves three' brothers Hirheadquarters will continue to be San ford, and a committee has reported what
the A. C. L and held the confidence and M e.................................M r. D. C. Wasner
to mourn hla loss. I. B. Williams. J. U. ford. The promotion of Mr. Wagner from it considers a suitable boundary line; and.
MfWI aIIrtF» a m . « • I .ir.a . , . » Prof 0. E Marla Williams und'T. W. Williams.
«Um.Qf.all. wUo knew him. his position its chief dispatcher to that of
W hereas , The boundary line suggested
* DUcuulon
trainmaster made an opening for other
For
several
years
Mr.Willioms
lias
.been
On Wednesday the negro was trailed
embraces the. town of Goldsboro wiHiln
The hour for the meeting is three o’clock on the Tampa police force nnd made that promotion* Mr. R, L. Peck Is nnw rhl»f
lor ten miles through the swarop by Sheriff
tnd
should be. well attended by patrons city his home, lie leave* ■ eon, Tom dispatcher, and on account of Hie increas its limits; therefore,
Tamer and hla blood-hounds, and as he
R esolved , That before taking action on
of the school these meetings should prove Williams, also a resident of Tampa.
ed business anoHier dispatcher has been
«Mrged from the swamp at Buffalo Bluff
the committee's report by this council,
of great benefit to parents, teacher* and
added to the force. The dispatcher* are
tod attempted to board a passing freight
said report should be and hereby is re
Gate City House Improvements
pupils and result in a closer relationship
as follows: First trick. 7 a. in. to 3 p. m.,
train, be was captured by Deputy Sheriff
spectfully submitted to" the- town council
Mine
Host
Parker,
of
Hie
Gate
City
between parents and teachers and a gen
0. L. Taylor and J. L. Hurt; second trick.
Whltaon of Putnam county, who waa in
of Goldsboro, and the said Goldsboro coun
House,
Is'
doing
such
a
land
office
busi
eral gathering for the good of both.
3 p. ra. to H p. in. J. S. Johnson; third
wailing at this jpolnt. The negro was bncil is hereby invited to pass an ordinance
ness that he must needs enlarge the hotel
trick,
11 p. m. to 7 a. m., W. J. Jennings;
Btediately placed aboard the train and
or resolution consenting that the town of
to keep pace with the growing business, extra, W. H, Miles. ^ .
M rs. M a rk « Improving
tnwghi to Orlando, passing through San
Goldsboro
be annexeg to Hie city of San_.
■nd now that the work is almost com
Mr. J. C. Higgins, the popular superin
ford st 2 o'clock Wedneaday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Marks, who had an opera pleted there has been quite a decided
ford, provided that at an election to be
U wu not thought advisable to have the tion for appendicitis in an Atlanta hospi change In the appearance of the building. tendent of the Jacksonville district, a po held two-thirds of the votes of all the
sition he has Ailed so acceptably for aev“ “rderer leave the train for a prelimin tal about three, weeks ago, hat so far re
legal voter* within the limits of the desig
new front with Colonial pillars com
ary bearing In this city, and he was re- covered that she Is able to be takefi to pletely changes this part of the house. A eral years, is much beloved by his men. nated boundary shall vote In favor of an
ma°d«d to Jail, the papers being made the home of iter mother in Atlonta and new roof and several new rooms added His district extends from Jacksonville to nexation»
out on the train.
expects in a few weeks to be in San/urd will make the Gate City House not only tempo, including several branches.
A committee was appointed to meet'
•1« as.
wu ûl
positively
parties
the city officials of Goldsboro 1n regard to ---- v*
j Sa.
n
<identified
— by F~
‘ ~“VLogaln Hpçraany friends will kfe delight- J.thfc place.to m j w l oloQJJJ dumber.. The - — ’*»- capt; Mark* at n o m a .......
Hie city extension of the corporate limits,
improvements are being made. by the
Having returned to Sanford, after an
a dangerous operation.
Messrs. Thrash^ Leffler, Robinson, Stev
well known contractors. Snead A. Venable,
absence of four months, I am at homo
ens and Evan*
and the painting and decorating by F. W.
again,
ready la give my bast efforts to
penally, as such cold-blooded crimes will Temperton. which is a guarantee that the
Council then adjourned.
sell any property that Is listed with me
noi
be
tolerated
in
this
section.
Hu* u
.
ira- Tb« negro wore the
work is up to the standard.
and to do notary work, draw and execute
The attitude of the Sanford people to
Unfurnished Room* For Rent
ot W* v J r *pl“ hod wlth lhe W «xi
all kinds of deeds, mortgages, contracts,
Farm and Garden Tool*
ward the murderer was plainly shown at
Several
nice room* in good location,
to* identity !* **** UMTe
110 doub# J*f the station Wednesday, and while every We carry the largest and most complete bonds, etc. 1 will appreciate any business
will be rented to desirable persons. Cist
Intrusted to me.
*** " j 11 come up for trial mt the next one seemed «rilling to let the law take its up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, ammu
ern, end sulphur water on the premise*
Respectfully,
course, it Is to be hoped that the wheels nition. and sporting
‘ * the Circuit
Inquire
* t The Herald office.
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Geo. H.
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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THE SANFORD liERALD
Items
of Interest Concerning
.
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.. ' Society People.
POINTS PURELY PERSONAL
llow Celery City Vanity "Fa ir While
Away the Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
Woman's Shortcomings
number were present. It was decider! to
teasfrorw o f-tfie b tjm r eotlhilcrbn'Pnrir
«venue-os « -pennijneTir homo t o n i i r
dub, and on next Tuesday niftht the
members will keep open house for their
friends, which incaqs that the men will
be Inviti
This new home of the dub Is situated
on Park avenue, Just Boulfi of the first
park, and when fitted up by the dub wll
prove a most attractive place for the la
dles to m eet and also to entertain.
The Woman's Club promises to do much
toward bring inti together the ladies of
Sanford Ih social sessions and
prove quite a boon to visitors In Sanford.
Tlfa first reception next Tuesday prom
ises to be a great success and will only
be one of the many of these delightful
affairs that will take place In Sanford
during the coming social season.
October 3|
branche*, »hall not rtrrw l five ( 5 )
shaikh* chart«» fer-eh tM rm -w Jf
AN ORDINANCE
,<•'» i w
s e
csnwTtV, r . p. r w ff f f i M j . w.wmtniier> l r *r un or undenalM Mid track* of aildG rai
ale*
. .
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.a * dna
fr t U p d o w n
mww&c- ,eS' ^
dng the
See. It. The Grantees, their associate* and nai proper signs, shall at no time npereto freight car». 1 xerpt
s In aj- one tiuli. r, wutim tue city, without »pecird vse*mission he grunted try a resolution of the City
•». their Council.
, .
n their
Sic. 12. Ui: ir Ktriuu OtuXigtn. that whenever
tuuious »the
skull
have within »Its
¡ „ I City
,
' of Sunlord
r , —
...........................» » seorporute
u iiru iu ir
limits a p<,|nilattuii of ten ( 1U.0 0 U) thmisnud. ihc
The Woman's Club, recently organized,
held their first regular meeting at the
Sanford House last Monday and a goodly events of the week end,
‘
tabling surh amount. 1
reached auch number
have the right to h
two per cent, annually
■aid company, which
y Said grant re», their assrtCTal*» and as.ten, and Qieii officer 1 and_agents.xhalL be sublo t t o all «irdln*n**sTfnd rr»olutioni which the
City Council may. from lime to time, enact.
Sir 7. The cars of »aid Grantee«, their a»mdateaaod nnlgns. »hall have the right of w ar on
Id o hetxby certify ihm .k , .1
and over thrl/ railway trftoka. turnout* and «wllch- Ordinance wiu duly pasaed
P, to the exclusion of ah team» andI vehicles (ex lha City Councilor Saiifuril
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cept 1ha fire apparatus In-case of Ore), ami any October 18th. 1808.
. 1u,k •. I>
person who »hall olutnict such tracks « / p a rts
thereof, or otherwise retard the progress i f sakl
car*, after due notice Is given b y l i e c n r l * l l or
whistle, or other proper signal, shall be punished
by a line of not exceeding Bve dollars, or Imprison
ment not exceeding live days Provided. however,
this scellon »hall not operate os a release from
lawful damages foe accidents. __
Defore this urillnnnee shall hecoroo operative,,
ect by resolution of ordinance. Said right* and
vilrgra are hereby granted to the laid Grantee* ilia said Grantee*, tbrlr ossoclnte* and assigns,
the purpoaes of constructing, maintaining anti shah enter Into a written ountract. to be Wed with
the City Clerk of the City, lgreeln*to be hound by
all the term», stipulation», and condition» of this
ordinance. Such contrnrt to lie executed within
sixty days after notification by. the Mayor In
writing, of the passage and npprovfi of this ordinTo the Voter» of Sanfunf;
I hereby announce myself
election to the oflkv ot Mayor
ford, subject to the will of the
The trouble with many women Is that
. they arc always trying to do something
they can’t d a They want to be literary,
when they have no eort of notion what
.literary means.
They want to be social leaders when
•they hnve no more Idea of diplomatic re
In Honor o f M iss Ripley
lations with their fellow creatures than
of thirty ( 3 0 ) year», from and after the date of the
Mrs.
George S. Derry entertained at going
/111 Into
iiiiu nif\
effect1 ui
of inis
thl* ordlnumv.
ui U111UIH« r
*
they have of dignified and sensible living.
.
In
in th* operation of their motor*
motors and car»
cats upon
Not knowing how to do that which seems bridge on Wednesday afternoon in honor soul
■* street railway,
“
harter.
L1
herein provided, the „
aakl
»tea and assigns, shall —
conform
associate.
r------ tu
so desirable to them, they are prone to of her sister, Miss Clare Ripley, of Ma Grantee*,
»uch rules
and-------------------regulations a*
and be governed by
L , ___1.
--------have been beretofore and »hall hereafter be adopt
fall into the foolish and hurtful snare of con, Ga.
by ordlnanoe of »aid city.
Several of the guests who did not play edEtc.
pretending to do it.
2. The lack» »hall be laid with rail* suit
able
for operatliW with motive power a» herein
whist
were
entertained
at
fohy.-two.
It is reported of a Sanford mother that
provided, and Iniuch manner a* not tp Impair the
At the close of the games it was found utefulne»* of the street as a thoroughfare for the
she summed up her conception of mater
iassageof other vehicles, and. *0 laid as to connal duty thus: “1 tell my children they that Mrs. Luke and Miss Ripley were the farm to the establUhrd grade on which the rail
way Is or may be built, wherever the city ha* * v
must brush theinteeth- every night and winners of the jtrixe, which was grace hrtfllihrrf
0» ah alh *M aM »W )ri< N «l(f’J W l n t
practice their delsarte exercises whether fully ncccded to M rd rtiiId ' fiy HI m Rim
, they f e c L U i w v v —
Dainty refreshments were served and
"These tilings are important—saying
the
afternoon most enjoyably spent by
their prayers and reading their Bible, they
x
h
r
guests,
among whom were Mesdnmes
m ay do as Urey choose about.”
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This nttltude was considered "independ Herndon, Connelly, Lake, Maxwell, Pnulent" and quite within the realms of "com cston, Newman, Holly, Fnljo, A. M.
comprised In this ordinance.
Six. 8. The City of Sanford give* and grant* the
Thrasher, and Misses Whilner. Caldwell their tracks on said streets or portions of streets
mon sense."
at the lime paved, they shall at their own expense franchises and right» herein set forth, reserving
and
Buinby.
rrlnyHir
paving
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—
’
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taken
up
to
as
to
conform
tu
the
the
right and requiring the said Grantees, their
Common sense, however, would suggest
rstabllthed grade____
L!___ the
.!____
le, making
needed repairs with
id assigns, os a condition precedent
that if Uie teeUi needed brushing,to keep
like material used in such paving.
to the taking effect
i “ . : of the .grant,
. .
_____
_____
to give
and; grant
Whenever or wherever ihe city or owner* of the to the City of SunfonJ, the rights, at and altar the
them sound and sweet, the child’s recep
abutting property on any street »hull have paved expiration or
thirty (3
0 ) years
of the term of Thirty
(¡10)
yean- heroinherein‘ 1 mentioned,
----- * to purchase the street
___ railroad
--, „j
or shall pave, or cause to he paved, gny street or bejuro
tive mind needed on going tp bed a brush
and other property
y used under or In connection
ing away of the false notions of meum
with the franchises
and
rights
hereby
granted,
or
G * IgcK iCa* 'J.such
part of
the City uf‘ “
Sanford
___ __
^ such “property
and teum. collected by contact with the !
p irf
t ; ;nuppM
:,
wML M
s j fsHi ^MkBr
tr
cvian,mi. daairad..
u n v im ulikli
vuhmle.ti
Hy. hnd eriy,
rrty, i™
real imii
0ml,pcraudU
wldc-h valtHittory
worjdllness thg tJiifc^ .C ^ eil.<:hU(lllfa. - - tic space shall tu
1« u»«d
ti»«U or
uy urmtratlun
uroitratlan as pruvtdnl
provided by luw, in
~ lf"d elsn n e eXerciscs were necessary to ,
two feet aoconinnee with ant! tj the full extent at the promitnner vision» of tin; luw» of tin* Slate of Vlurida in such
render the muscles supple and the move
1 paving case» mode and provided.
c h ild re n is bound to n c e r iin -fr e tn tb e so
ments graceful, surely the child's mind
lalntain
S a.U . H i* further provided that nothing in
m e e tin g s .
IhU iTiftii his,; »halt lie ronitrueU to ns to deprive
and soul needed n certain exercise In
the said any abutting owrwrs along »aid railway from re
tail, un- covering any damage« that may be lawfully
ethical training to render the child able
In Honor o f M iss Bumby
ly. cover claimed irons said Uruntr«l. tlieir associates tusd
to manifest a sense of Justice, n scif~
wn the aaaigns.
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1 for at
See. 10. It U further provided that if theUranment of rntycy/n capacity for self-sad
Iberelo lee*, their associates and assigns; »hall nban:h other don sakl railroad, or shall fall to operate its car*
flee, a perception of heroism and suOiciei
ily. and lor public use lor a term of sixty days at one lime
faith in Hie highest to stand by the rigl
ind con- (except In case* o( war. stria*», earthquake«,
- flood» i,r rpldrmics), it shall work n forfeiture oi
at any cost.
Vinto a number
ngs and this franchise and nil right* and privileges heroin
[ircbciit niul
Df wire* granted.
f
« « H i
•it'aneS
•hair
f
X x Ä & Ä h * S
SBrj
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■ÏBâ
SSiä r i
-¡S -ïia a ii ï
TTelect ed. I Promise th faithful!,
■** *
{ “ad rooscirBilljJ.
iy aorva. and will at «Il unies try
my titribAi fa.*
forco th* taws uf the state flnd*rY
i the city
U''*‘
k C* Ham
To. the Voters of Sanford:
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I hereby announce myself n* a raodkiu. r_
election to the office of City Marshal sm ,/?,!*’
owraslon to thank my friend» fw iMr
the past and solicit 11 i-imilnunin ,' .,1 >
“
l ie municipal election. Dm-mh?r ivfi.1
that, as In the post, I win I m y
serve « d e rin the city nod cnfaiwYttrtS
anco of all laws.
J T tST
F o r C lerk.Trcosurcr and Aswitir
To the Vote;* of Sanford;
5,m_* t a '“lldulc for rc cl.xd in to thesffind
the Cite S s l
ford. I hnve served the mniple in tiiis
j For City Council
The friends of G. K. Calfthun „io,
hii camhcTacy fur iikemU'r uf iin> Citi
Ilio i%ctl tide-
Superior printing for nil purnneg aiT«
lln,AU> otiice.
O ld Shoes Wanted
I nm again asking for ()|.|) SHOES. I
. will give what tliey are worth
SIZES, G. 7, 8, 9. 10 II AND IS
A , E . lr v ln ’s_Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd St. inul SuofohLAvc.
Land hunger has caused bloody wars
t, §
■1,
!
■
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»*
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;s a million immigrants annually to
from—over;crowded Europe
‘
watered by everlasting artesian wells .
e of it now, before the mighty .host of land-hungry
ats of land-tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
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Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payment
We’ll tell you all about it
SANFORD, FLORIDA
n iïiÂ
�I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living
12
SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7 . 1908
COLDBLOODED MURDER
•
,
Section Foreman W . H. Ham
mock Killed by Black Brute
NO MOTIVE KNOW N F O R C R IM E
Late Returns Show 319 for T aft
Against Bryan’s 156 Electoral Votes.
Several States Still Reported in
Doubt, but no Matter How They go it Cannot Change the Result
Practically complete, returns received Hepburn, of Iowa, ara.the most conspicup to a late hour tonight Indicate that ous among those who have failed of re- insufficient to give on accurate idea of
what the party accomplished.
IIar4erer Slipped Upen Victim From William H. Taft, of Ohio, as president
election. The senate retains its republi
Congratulations and thanks Exchanged Attorney Johnson Chosen as City
Behind and Used ah Ax
elect, will have a vote of 3 0 9 in the elec can complexion.
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*
Attorney— New Franchise iPeti
CiNdNitAsi, O., Nov, 0.—"Please accept
For Weapon
torioi college. This is within 10 votes of
An eleventh hour development was lh/[
tion— Other Matters
Sunday night about ten o'clock occurred the forecast made by Nntionnl Chairman placing of Missouri, which has been gen congratulations nnd best wishes for suc
cess
of
your
administration.
Council met in regular session Monday
-one of the roost atrocious murders that Frank 1L Hitchcock, nnd 07 more tluin
erally conceded to Bryan, in the doubtful
“ W . J . B ryan,
night, with Messrs. Stev en s,' Thrasher.
hit itined this community for many years. majority out of the total electorinl! votes column. Should tonight's returns con
“ I thank you sincerely for your cordial Leffler, Robinson and Evans present.
Silting upon the edge of the lake fish or 8 3 4 .
tinue the Tafl lead, the republican candi
After roll call and reading of minutes,
and
courteous telegram of congratulations
Most important news In the late returns date will win 18 additional votes, making
ing W. H. Hammock, section foreman for
the
regular-bustn«n w»*--’¿M en u p t-JU fi.,
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fS
Y
rtsh
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t
a
j
t
inriUalrs
that
Maryland,
after
vacflhitfng
the A.C.L. at Paolo, w o*. muxdcrcA-Ly.
L‘" probable total 3 2 7 , two- m an-'tY& ni
of
Frederick
Disinfectant Co., referred to
during
Uie
dny
rtiMl"
umuri
nily.
being
«maT Mow. frou a n n s .
originally c l j i l r n e r W o r ^ L x i wen5' tóí l By «ch an g ed
sanitary committeq. Personal taxes of
and Cincinnati.
j employee. Jetiae W ills who had no sufe for democracy, has been swung Into
W. G. Aldrich were reduced from $ 3 ,0 0 0 —
Latest Election Returns
otha motive for the crime than the Ui£ T aft column. Unofficial figures give
to
$ 2 .3 0 0 .
bntisl desire to slay. Willis had been in Mr._Tflft the.state by 130 votes. Mnry- — New Y ork. Nov. 6 — Membership In the -------- Result In Orange Co untv
Petition
to have Magnolia avenue
the employ of the road as section hand land is the last doubtful stale to be heard electoral college which will chose the next
The election passed off quietly in San
graded
and
ditched to city limits on
from,
president
of
the
United
States
remained
under Foreman Hammock, and according
ford and Orquge county, Tuesday, and,
Tenth
street,
referred to street commit
in
dispute
when
the
official
counters
in
Indiana
and
West
Virginia,
ns
well
ns
to the people raiding in that nelghcor
while the Weather was threatening,
tee with power to act.
hood there had never been any 111 feeling Montana, turned out to be safely repub Mnrylnnd abandoned their task for the good vote was polled everywhere.
Attorney Andrew Johnson was aftnight. According to the best information
lican. Colorado went for Bryan.
between the two. On the contrary, it
The entire Democratic ticket, national.
pointed
city attorney for the remaining
Mr. bryan has a total of.174 voles, two obtainable, the proportionate numbers of State nnd county, received an almost
■aid that Mr. Hammock trusted tlie negro
portion
of
the present term.
to take charge of the gang in hla absence le u than he received in 1896. in 1904 rejHiblicnn and democratic electors con be solid vote in the county, but the vote on
The
new
franchise for electric ilght was
determined
by
a
division
of
Maryland's
the nmendements fell fnr behind the head
and otherwise proved his friendly atti Mr. Parker received 140 votes. In 1000
offered by Messrs. Rand and Chase In the
eight
votes.
In
any
event
the
margin
of
of
tlia
ticket.
Mr.
Bryan
recelvpd
155
votes
and
in
1800
tuda toward"'the brute who afterward
victory will be so sinnll the state is •Thsre wns very little interest taken lg form of art ordinance, e nlarging the fpinthe Nebraskan received 170 votes.
|« foully murdered h li employer.
Pf- the 'S n ’h f o n n jg h t A Fuel Co.,
From die opjSpragce.of_lheJxiilyt.il i d „-Mri -Tail'a-JOH- rlrcinrlttL -voles - coro- claimed touiflht.-hy-Uiw-leaders-of-botli this iirwincu outside the race for county
sndinniKvtzing
a contract with said comparties.'
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wlth 3 3 6 received Uy Rooaevelt In
commissioner in the second district. The
■HTWmrtliut ' Ml .- III
pony
in
lieu
of
present
con tract' A com
Missouri
appears
to
be
safely
far
Taft,
Democrats seemed to take It for granted
down with hia overcoat around him nnd 1904, 2 9 2 received by McKinley in 1900
mittee
was.
appointed
to investigate the
to
whom
the
returns
give
a
plurality
of
that the primary had settled ita, stealing upon him under the guise arid 271 received by McKinley in 1800.
matter
of
this
franchise,
consisting of
No changes of material interest have 2,228.
Following is the vote for the county.
of friendship and probably with the ax
Mayor
Lake,
Aldermei^Stevens,
Thrasher
Conceding Missouri to Taft, nnd leaving
Hryan. 1011: Taft. 5 7 7 :
ooocealed, struck him a blow squarely be- been reported in congressional retnrns
and
Evans.
For Governor—Gilchrist, 1081; Cheney,
' the eyes, and after Hammock fell fell today. The republicans will have about Maryland to be split between him nnd
Resolution of Geo. H..Fernold in regard
over be struck again and mashed the aide lire same working majority In the sixty Drynn, the figures show 319 republican 476.
to placing the wires of the Sanford Tele
electors
assured
and
156
democratic.
For Congress—Frank Clark, 910; W. R.
of the bead and face antVyterribly muti first congress as at present and Joseph G
phone Go. In underground cables on First
Returns of the socialist and prohibition O NeuI 4 5 2 .v '
Cannon; of Illinois, undoubtedly will suc
lating the victim.
street.
Sanford and Onk avenues, pro
For County Commissioner—M crrell.460
The. murderer then: leUurly robbed hla ceed himself os speaker. Representa parties are still far from complete. Fig
vided
they
assume all responsibility for
victim of a gold watch and ring and made tives Jesse Overstreet, of Indians, and ures for the Independent party are also FJdridge, 2 8 7 .
any damage to abutting property oymers
his escape. As soon os the crime was
and replace gutters in ns good repalr~as
discovered the authorities were notified A N O T H E R N EW B U S IN ES S B LO C K W . E . W ILLIA M S ’ S U D D EN D EA T H NEW
R A ILR O A D P R O G R E S S IN G they now are. Petition wns -granted.
sad Deputy Sqeriif Anderson left for Po
Resolved that Hie water runaway abut
ols st once. He returned with the body Fine S to r e Room s to be Built a t Cor Thrown From Horse While Hunting Sanford &. Everglades Being Pushed
ting the projierty of the First National
Woodsy to Sanford and the remains were
ner or Third S tr e e t
and Killed Instantly
Rapidly These Days
Bank be referred to the street committee,
•hipped to High Springs
Undertaker
Every week In Sanford marks tile rapid
A crowd of guy huntsmen left the city „Thc£nnfonl &. Everglades Rnilway is with power to act. This menns that the *
Wilier. Searching parties were organized strides being made,toward n greater cUy: iist week for a camp hunt on Taylor
making ¿rent progress arid A. P. Connel water which has-collected at Hie corner of
st once and the country for'mYIca orohnd Last week The Herald announced lire creek, about sixty-five miles from Sanford
ly nnd his force of assistants are losing Park avenue and First street after every
was scoured by the officers and deputies. building of a new busineu block at the and in the heart of the game country.
no time in the work of grading. In ten rak( will be carried Into the lake and a
The murderer attempted to cross Uie corner of Sanford avenue and Second Thursday one of the men met with n days they have graded over two miles,
good crossing insured.
drawbridge early Monday morning and street. This week The Herald takes pleat tragic death nnd they returned with nnd the bridge and trestle work Is follow
The following report was then read by
wu fired upon by Mrs. Troubieffeld, the urc in announcing another new block on the body of their companion. W. E. Wil ing up thé grading. The right of way
Alderman Robinson:
brave lady who tends the drawbridge, Sanford nvenuc and Third street.
liams was the unfortunate one, and while has been cut through to Bcardatl avenue,
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom
and the negro fled back into the swamp. J“ ,T. J . Check, the man who recognizes deer-hunting Thursday morning on horse- and at tills rate Hie people of Sanford
was referred the question of extending ‘
Again late in the day he made the sec- tiie many advantages of Sanford and who bock, his animal going at fyll.aBCgiLaiefl- ttilU iav cIh c id ensure o f—ruling npm-thw
city ■ihnit s r wtmhi "rcspecTfattynrfpgff"
—awd-aMemtM.-btit -w nrtirtvm back, Ufill Iius"erected some twelve new houses and ped into a hole and threw Mr. Williuins, cars of the new road about February 1st.
that It is thq opinion of your committee having no help at huud to affect hla cap purchased as many more in the past the fall breaking his neck, and dentil re
A lurge force of men is employed upon that Hie following should be the boundary
o n , the negro vanished into the swamp twelve months, this week purchased the sulting instantly. The rrist of the party this work, tlie new company being very
of the city, to-w it: . t
near the bridge.
building a t the corner of San font avenue were near him when the accident occurred desirous of finishing the railroad and
Beginning a t a point in Lake Monroe
Ha is described na a very black negro, and Third street, now occupied by J . D. and Immediately broke tamp and started starting upon the traction line. This
two chains north of the n. c. cor. of sec.
with small moustache, between 2 5 and Williams, und the two vacant lota adjoin for Sanford with the body, the long trip large force of meh receiving their money
30, tp 19, south of range 31 e. Thence
30 years of age, about 0 feet 6 Inches in ing. He will immediately erect a hand of sixty-five miles before them. One of every week means n greatly increased
south on section lines to the s. e. cor. of
height and weighs about 150 pounds. lie some store building on the vacant lots the saddest features of the nccident wns business for Sanford merchants, and Hie
e, H of sec. 31, tp. 19, south of range
his a scar on the side of - his neck ex and these new buildings on Sanford ave the fact Hint his brother, T. W. Williams, trade along ull lines feels the impetus. . 31 e. Thence west on the quarter section
tending to the jaw, evidently made by a nue will greatly enhance the npjicuraiice wns with Hie party at Hie time and is
llnes to the s. w. cor, n. w, H of sec. 3 3.
a knife, and when last seen wore an old of this business thoroughfare.
-Chango* in KalIroed Ctrete*nimuhaafflli«- .Tim hunter«
tp 19 south, range 20 eust. Thence nortTT
P_Uue_*«ga suit and ■ -pair of~N if. 8 Vari
1? new building will probably bo of arrived In Sanford yesterday morning
Some important changes in railroad on Hie ¡section lines to u point in Lake
shoea, nearly new. He went by the nick concrete and modern in every particular. with the remains.
circles . were made here the first of the Monroe ten ciinins north of th«j n. w. cor.
t
name of "Alabama " among his astoclT lie funeral occurred at 2 :3 0 yesterday month. ' Mr. M. Crown, who has been of sec. 23, tp. 19, south of range 30 east.
ales and is cosily recognized.
M eeting o f P a ren ts Club
afternoon from the residence of T. W.Wil- trainmaster of the Atlantic Coast Line, Thence easterly to the point of beginning.
The Atlantic Coast Line has offered a
liams.
Rev. D. B. Sweat, of the Methodist with jurisdiction over the entire Jackson
In making this report your committee
The meeting of the . Parents Club next
reward of $100 for the arrest and convic
Monday afternoon promeses to be one full church, conducting t|ie services. Inter ville district fur several months, with would suggest that Inasmuch ns the town
tion of Willi* nnd other reword« will be
of Interest. It is to lie held in the High ment was mude In Lakeside cemetery headquarters here, has been transferred of Goldsboro is embraced in the above
offered by the county and state.
School Auditorum and will be of special and a large concourse of his- friends fol to Lakeland, and his territory is the souHi- designated boundary,, i t will be necessary
The death of Mr. Hammock has cast a interest to the futhers. Mayor Lake will lowed his remains to their last resting ern end of the district, the same territory to first obtain the consent of the town
gloom over the community and the fact preside and the following program will place,____ ___________~•■~
he hod before the consolidation of forces council and mayor of Goldsboro to thtr
that he left a wife and three children be carried out:
Mr. Williams wns well known in Snn- r rlr °. y?arnB°
tlie city of
northern end of j annexation uf -G Dtdsboro to the
makes the crime a merciless onc-y Mr.
he
district,
from
Sanford
to
Jacksonville,
any
furHier
action. Sanford
before
taking
n.^ _ r y ..r ,.i» .
u — — H B.‘Wtxxtnoct. rrT
W*TPnvv,tl fonneriirrettdedTl Lose buP
police force here for several years and Including brunches, will be in clmrgo of Also the following: *
Woodruff, 0 . S. Derry, tnd E. C. Hamilton
kr, where his" family now reside. For Poem—What la Home Without a Dad...................
held other positions of trust in which he Mr. D. E. Wagner, this being Hie same
Whereas, It is considered desirable to
•everal years he was pectlon foreman on ............................ ..............................Rev. D. B. Sweat gained Hie confidence and esteem of all position lie held before the oonsolidaHoa. extend tlie city limits of the City of San
Read in .—Fatherln. s Boy......... Ur. b. L. Tbeaahar
the J. A S. W. railway, afterward coming Reading—The Mon Who PuU Hla Anna Around who knew him. He leaves three' brothers Hirheadquarters will continue to be San ford, and a committee has reported what
the A. C. L and held the confidence and M e ............ .................. ......M r . D. C. Wasner
to mourn hla loss. I. B. Williams. J . U. ford. The promotion of Mr. Wagner from it considers a suitable boundary line; and.
MfWI a IIrtF» a m . « • I .ir.a . , . » Prof 0 . E Marla Williams und'T. W. Williams.
«Um.Qf.all. wUo knew him. his position its chief dispatcher to that of
Whereas, The boundary line suggested
* DUcuulon
trainmaster made an opening for other
For
several
years
Mr.Willioms
lias
.been
On Wednesday the negro was trailed
embraces the. town of Goldsboro wiHiln
The hour for the meeting is three o’clock on the Tampa police force nnd made that promotion* Mr. R, L. Peck Is nnw rhl»f
lor ten miles through the swarop by Sheriff
tnd
should be. well attended by patrons city his home, lie leave* ■ eon, Tom dispatcher, and on account of Hie increas its limits; therefore,
Tamer and hla blood-hounds, and as he
R esolved , That before taking action on
of the school these meetings should prove Williams, also a resident of Tampa.
ed business anoHier dispatcher has been
«Mrged from the swamp at Buffalo Bluff
the committee's report by this council,
of great benefit to parents, teacher* and
added to the force. The dispatcher* are
tod attempted to board a passing freight
said report should be and hereby is re
Gate City House Im provem ents
pupils and result in a closer relationship
as follows: First trick. 7 a. in. to 3 p. m.,
train, be was captured by Deputy Sheriff
spectfully submitted to" the- town council
Mine
Host
Parker,
of
Hie
Gate
City
between parents and teachers and a gen
0 . L. Taylor and J . L. Hurt; second trick.
Whltaon of Putnam county, who waa in
of Goldsboro, and the said Goldsboro coun
House,
Is'
doing
such
a
land
office
busi
eral gathering for the good of both.
3 p. ra. to H p. in. J . S. Johnson; third
wailing at this jpolnt. The negro was bncil is hereby invited to pass an ordinance
ness that he must needs enlarge the hotel
trick,
11 p. m. to 7 a. m., W. J . Jennings;
Btediately placed aboard the train and
or resolution consenting that the town of
to keep pace with the growing business, extra, W. H, Miles. ^ .
Mrs. M ark« Improving
tnwghi to Orlando, passing through San
Goldsboro
be annexeg to Hie city of San_.
■nd now that the work is almost com
Mr. J . C. Higgins, the popular superin
ford st 2 o'clock Wedneaday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Marks, who had an opera pleted there has been quite a decided
ford, provided that at an election to be
U wu not thought advisable to have the tion for appendicitis in an Atlanta hospi change In the appearance of the building. tendent of the Jacksonville district, a po held two-thirds of the votes of all the
sition he has Ailed so acceptably for aev“ “rderer leave the train for a prelimin tal about three, weeks ago, hat so far re
legal voter* within the limits of the desig
new front with Colonial pillars com
ary bearing In this city, and he was re- covered that she Is able to be takefi to pletely changes this part of the house. A eral years, is much beloved by his men. nated boundary shall vote In favor of an
ma°d«d to Jail, the papers being made the home of iter mother in Atlonta and new roof and several new rooms added His district extends from Jacksonville to nexation»
out on the train.
expects in a few weeks to be in San/urd will make the Gate City House not only tempo, including several branches.
A committee was appointed to meet'
parties
the
city officials of Goldsboro 1n regard t o ----- v*
j S•a1«. awu
s . ûpositively
ln
<identified
— by F~
‘~“VLogaln Hpçraany friends will kfe delight- J.thfc place.to m j w l oloQJJJ dumber.. The - — ’*»- capt; Mark* at
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Hie city extension of the corporate limits,
improvements are being m ade. by the
Having returned to Sanford, after an
a dangerous operation.
Messrs. T h rash ^ Leffler, Robinson, Stev
well known contractors. Snead A. Venable,
absence of four months, I am at homo
ens and E v an *
and the painting and decorating by F. W.
penally, as such cold-blooded crimes will Temperton. which is a guarantee that the again, ready la give my bast efforts to
Council then adjourned.
sell any property that Is listed with me
noi
be
tolerated
in
this
section.
Hu* u
.
ira- Tb« negro wore the
work is up to the standard.
and to do notary work, draw and execute
The attitude of the Sanford people to
Unfurnished Room* For Rent
ot W* v J r *pl“ hod w lth lh e W«xi
all kinds of deeds, mortgages, contracts,
Farm and Garden Tool*
ward the murderer was plainly shown at
Several
nice room* in good location,
to* identity !* **** UMTe
110 doub# J*f the station Wednesday, and while every
We carry the largest and most complete bonds, etc. 1 will appreciate any business
will be rented to desirable persons. Cist
*** "j11 come up for trial mt the next one seemed «rilling to let the law take its up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, ammu Intrusted to me.Respectfully,
ern, end sulphur water on the premise*
course, it Is to be hoped that the wheels nition. and sporting
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THE SANfORD MENAID
Petltlo " Granted Providing For
Drainage Near Sanford
R IG H T O F
WAV W AS G R A N T E O
Resolutions o f R espect Upon Death o f
Hon. tt. K. Fuller Adopted.—Oth
e r Im portant M a tte rs
Nov. 2nd. 1008.
Minutes of regular ond special meetings
in October read, approved and signed.
The ¿lerk was Instructed to notify the
superintendents of the various telephone
lines In the county to have all telephone
poles that arc less than,15 feet from tho
center of road placed nt not less than IS
feet from center of roads.
The petition of Messrs. Close, McDonald,
Rossetter, ct. aL. to provide for the nccessnry method of draining submerged and
low land In and nearSanford, was granted,
and die following persons were appoint«!
to dint committee: E, Hy. Palmer, J . A.
Harrold and J . T. McLain.
The pedtion of the incorporators of the
Sanford Traction Company to lay a track
from
jm. SooftK‘J.VJ<cuuo.,*A.vtWvHunXwU and la ..
dlan River railroad right of way was reto red to SupL Branham and Commissioner Chappell.
S. A, Robinson, tax assessor, presented
ïy Trcnsurcr, Pny Rnllof Rond Cnmp, nnd
Tax Redemption Tor September.
The disposition of the Stiplus Rood Gang
was upon motion left to the discretion of
the Srtpt: o f RoadsBntFBridges. lo b e used
in the Sanford district and other places.
The petition of Messrs: Dillard, Newton
et al to open a public road from a point
where the lino between tl^e E and W
halves of Section. 44. Township 22 S. R.
27 E.. Intersects the Sanford and Perersburg R. R., running northerly through the
lands of sold Dillard, Newton ct al to the
comer of A. B. Newton's land, was granted.
The petition of Messrs. Pnlmer, Prescott
et al for the opening of n rood was receiv
ed, the survey ordered nnd a report to be
made next meeting.
The petition of Messrs. Write. Dole,
et al in respect to the’ provision of Chap-
IMS H EW
U R * ELL
REAL E S T A T E BROKERS
Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities
in Florida
Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed
$25.00 to $200.00 per ocre
of Florida for drainage received and laid
over until next meeting.
The application of Mathew 0 . Single- 9
tnry for pension was approved and order- ^
ed to be forwarded to die Comptroller.
A
Bond of Arthur Butt as Assistant Tax X
Assessor, with T. O. Brown and Clias.
Lartigue as sureties was aprpoved.
V
. Bond of W. R. O’Neal us Notary Public 0
w|th F. A. Curtis and T. W. Mnthowsas 0
Oelcry farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop,- $500.00 to $1000.00
per acre.
City property, improved nnd unimproved.
Florida forcrate factory.-
303,000 acres timber land,, with finest site in
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Otliefs t e l l you what can be done. MURRELL &. M IM SHEW are practical farmers as
w d ^ je a lc a t u t f i brokers.
^ro here to show you wh a tjia s been a n d ean be^lope.
. The bonds of the-following-persm atO " J v‘" • '^¡Ve^solicit correspondence, glndly furnish any in format ion ^p^sibTo and are always glad to
bear fire arms were presented and licens- J
extond to prospective investors every courtesy in our power.----- - - — --------------- - -----es ordered issued: T. H. Renwick, Pistol, R
Sureties: A.'S. Emmett nnd E. H. prory- 0
Lowe. G. R. Calhoun, Pistol, Sureties: A
M URRELL & MINSHEW
and Arthur Butt. Clias. R. Hill, Rifle,
.Sureties: L. B. Long and F. L. Helms.
Communication of W. M. Dickens ask
ing for the issuelng of duplicatcwarrant
was received and read; nation was defer
red until next meeting.
sued for same. Being no furiheFlmsincss
Board hdjounted to next regular meeting.
aputofTho real cstatn and -personal- prop
erty and from cadi of - Uie persons and
corporations named in the annexed roll
the taxes Bet down In each roll opposite
cndi name, corporation or parcel of land
therein described, and In case tho taxes bo
imposed are not paid at the time prescribed
by law, you are to collect the same by
levy and sale of the goods, diattels, lands
and tenements so assessed, or of the per
son or corporation so taxed; nnd all sums
collected for state taxes you are to pay to
Uie state treasurer at sudi time as may he
required by law, nnd utthc same time you
are to pay to the county treasurer all sums
collected for county taxes, district schml
tuxes and other speciul tuxes, and ymrarc
further required to make nil collections on
or before the first Monday in April; and
These flfiren bonds are the remaining untold
bonds of a bond Issue of J A5,0 0 0 of jnnonry. llllll
at which time 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 of the bonds were sold am
expended In improving the itrocls, erecting the
High School building, and for the other pu rinse*
for which the bunds were voted. '
TbMSTelUgrntttg fifteen bonds are now offered
for said- for the ptirpoee of street paving. They wUI
mature In January, IDM.
There Is no other bonded Indebtedness than the
thirty thousand dollar-bond» hnrrtofitre sold, the
Inleretl on which hat .been promptly paid down to
tho lit dsyof July, IM S,
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The validity of these bonds has never been ques
tioned. JGdg« John F. Dillon, uf New, Yuri., passed
Upon and declared the bonds Irgnlly buried.
Olds fur said bonds, or any portligi thereof, will
be received at any time on or before Jenuury 1st,
on or before the first Monday In J u ly you
Each bid should be sealed and endorsed "Bid for
Sanrord City Bonds fo r Sole
We, the und en lined, hand tru st«*. offer for sal«
Sanford Honda." enclosed In n a<n*nd envelope
will make a final report to and settlement addressed
to the undersigned bond trustees. Toe
with the comptroller nnd county ciutiinis- bids will be opened el 13 o'clock, noun, Januar]'
r**,lt ** ,e*«rved to reject any ami
sioncta. Given under my hand and Beal alibi 1 ° ° ’
Interest coupons will N detached from the funds
this tlte 2 nd day of November, in the year
down U> and Including January Ist, 1UOU. and In
A. D. 1008.
Samuel A. Robinson [seal] terestcoupons from January Ist. IU0U. to remain
attached.
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____T________ Assessor y l Orunge County. ------ r-s----------------------------Cm (I.- FtaMte.------___
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Upon motUm. 4 5 0 0 .n r.wi. much -Uw aof
ns isjnecessnry, whs appropriated for the
benefll of the tax assessor in tho employ
ment of an assistant assessor.
Notice ol Application fo r Tax Deed
Upon motion' the following resolutions
Under S e ctio n 8 or Chapter 4 8 8 8 ,
were adopted, on the death of H. K. Fuller.
In the providence of God, our fellow
nonce ix ncreny given that T. t. Wilson, pur
member, Mr. H. K. Fuller, has been re chaser of tas certlflcntrs named below, ha* bled
*«ld certlAcair* in my office and made application
moved from this body by death, which oc lor lex derdi to ixxue In accordance with law. Said
ceitllkaiea embrace the following described land
curred at his home In Apopka,on th o l 8ih situated in Orange county Florida:
Hu. M . y X - r t nwH AM swX uTsaUTnd naX
-thrjr ofOctoberr* In the loss of Mf. Fuller
of swX and *H of swX, sac. 16. tp. 24, i. r. 37 a ,
Uiis board sustains a loss which is keenly oiiexiod In Uie name of J. S. Halley.
No. 50.
no.
au. nwX
nwK of
or swX,
awx. aac.
tec. 33.
32, tu.
It». 24.
24. *.
a. r. 27 e.,
e..
felt, and we mount his loss, hot only as an a
axaetsed
Me*sed in the name of Frank A Pell.
Pelf.
60. neX
33. in. 24, a. r. 27 a.,
e..
No. 60.
oeX of neX,
neX. aac. 33.
official of the county, but ns a persona!
assessed In the name of C. H. Gaffney.
friend. For thirteen years lie devoted his
No. 63. wX of iwX of saX, sec. 7. tp. 20, a. r.
28 a., assessed in the name at J..W., Sintonton
best energies to Uie interests of Uie county, heirs
Nu. 65. wX of neX and eX of nwX. sec. 10, tp.
and much of Uie present prosperity of our
20. *. r. 28 e.. assessed In the name of Unknown
,
county is due to his wise counsel, h is un Owner.
66. «X of nwX of a«X. sac. 10. tp. 2 0 , a, r.
flagging energy and his devotion to duty. 28No.
a., assessed In the name of Unknown Owner.
No. 67, nX of »wH of *X of
«w ih ip on,
His impress will long be felt in the affairs
1 . r. t 8 or.-XH.rri.vntrifie
“ - — - -name
- — i of D. A. Irvin.
u f Orange county, where he was known
No68, eX of ttwX, *
i >«- ZZ.
23. 11*20. * r 2Se. nssesaed In the name of A W Lawton.
and lavad as fow men In our community
Nu- 70n w K a t'ia lL seo 34, III 1
«*. eshave been loved. He was firm in Uie dis seined In the name of J O Welch
No. 132, *wX of nwX, t__;
s r 2 8 e. ascharge of duty, yet tolerant of the faults seased In the name of Dntld Hr yon
t.'_
" öfnwX
Z. : . : ', '. .T :s « ¡ 2.*tp 23. s r 28 a. asFfo~l40, nwX
and weaknc6scs of his fellow inen.^tnd seised
In the
name of C ____a
0 Lindsey
xi
i l l
___ I e # __ i
is .
nil,
Ml* FI iif
AM ■saX
Ui»|, B
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_2 3 . » r 28 a. asN o Tr*I|
lïi. ’nwX
secTsTtn
was possessed of that genial aqd sunny
seised
— —1 In
'.Z the
t t : name
zzrzz of
: Unknown
„ .in o w n Owner
Ow
disposition which made him friends wher
No. 145.
145, beginning
sw oor
cor of nX of swX of neX
beglnalng tw
ofitwX,
tplfl. »
i tr M
oi
nwX, »00^25, »V
20 , e, run a 10 cha. n
ever known.
7.51 ch* it 58 deg w to Lake Lelha. w'Jy elong
margin
of
lake
t
o
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line
of
neX
ol
Resolved, That we extend to his stricken
tin, assessed In Ihe name of Mrs C
family our sincere sympathy and shall
No. 146. neX of swX. sec 27, ip
In tha name of À. P. Muore
cherish his memory as a sweet odor, feel sessed
N a 147, neX of aeU and eli of swX of aaX. aac
ing that in the years to oouie his Ufa will H . IP 1U, i r 28 e. i m i t a i la the name of Un
own owner
{trove a benediction to us.
No. ISO, beginning 20.21 cha n am J7.ISch*w
of se ene of lot 2, sec 36. tp IB. * r 20 e. run s 4 6U
Resolved, That these expressions of our chs.
w i a 3 0 ch*. ■ AkUchs, c 1 0 ch*. assaesad
in
the name of 8 A Pflaflar
nppreclnUan of Bother Fuller, and of sym:
No. IB L w X o f seX. sec 3, tp 20. ■ r 20 as
parity to* Ms nWnily, be sprond updU> a sessed In the »ama of J If Urown
230. beginning Beli* a and 3.45 chs a of X
separate page in our minutes, and that a sacNo.
|*o*i on n line of sec 33. ip 22, s r 2D a. run *
copy be furnished the county papers far 13.03ch s. e IDI chs. n 13.01 chs, w’ly II S3 tit*
assaaiad In tha name of Wm McLeod heirs
publication, and that an engrossed copy
N a 318, lots 2 0 to 23. Neave s add to Sanford,
assessed In the name of J W Wolfe
bo furnished to his family.
No. ttB . n«X of aeX. aac 7. tp 20, • r 30 a’ as
Done in open board by Uie commissioners sessed in the name of Unknown Owner
No. 8M . lot I (teas £.47 a ht sa oor. 7 .07 ch* n
of Orange county, Uiis second day of No anda by 3 X chsa pud w), sac 12. tp2U, srSO, asvember, 1008.
No. 358, lot 148, blk D. MluJx-U's survey levy
The clerk was instructed to have an en grant, assessed in the name of Unknown O w n e r ,
No. 380, saX ofnX of lot 2 and nX of nX of lot
larged photograph of tho late. 1L K. Fuller 2. sec 8, tp 21. • r 2 0 a, assessed In the name of
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framed and hung iu the commissioners* UokRowflOwncf
No. 406. w X c fs w X . sac 8. tp 20. s r 3 l a , a a j
The report of Joím E. Mi
Euunieratur of the Agriculiural, Hurticurai. Live Stock, Mnnufucturùig and Industrial Statistics were submitted; upon
examinaUon was found correct and ac
cepted.
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The reports of Uie fallowingV County
officers were presented: SupL of County
Home, SupL of Road* and Bridges.Voua-
IB, tp 21, s y SI, ss sessed In the name of Unknown
Undtlfy.
All said certificates being dated June 4 th, A D'
I »06,
Unless said certificates shell be m l «m od acoording in lew, | u decsls wUI Issue thereou on ibt
23ih day of November, A. D. I BOS.
Witness my slgnslura and official teal thia the
22nd day of October. A. D. 1U08.
(SCALJ"-., -
& M RmsWW. ™
1, xs A. I„Clerk
UyM.
W i Tcircuit
o c : Court, Grange Co . Ha.
Hardware, F arm Implements
PITTSBURG PERTECT
<; Used In .Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop
The Only Electrlcolly Welded Steel
];
During the past year the If. S.
¡1 Navy has consumed 801,000 pounds
WI RE F ENCES
Lucas W hite Point
ami 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 pounds of LUCAS
COLORS, sufficient in produce more
Utah 100,000 - gfflJmes of pnlnL
equivalent tu 30 cftifcmds of 200 ,000 gallons <7nch, ant) which would
make a train more titan one-hnlf
mile long.
In addition to tills Uncle Sam
has used during tho past year more
than 2 3 ,0 0 0 gallons of- LUCAS
VARNISHES,.ENAMELS qnd Ollier
Jirodth-Jx
Uncle Stint's preference is not a
matter of favor, but of QUALITY
and RESULTS.
In Unde Sam's service, ns in
everybody clse's, LUCAS PRO
DUCTS have on unbroken record
for satisfactory results,
14J
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We have the largest
and beat equipped plant
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(or driving V eils in this
*•
section of the country
nnd are prepared to till
«1
all orders promptly. Our
L
For Field, Farm, Ranch,
Lawns, Corn Cribs and
Poultry
Will Btnnd ordinary ns wtdl ns jiññT
ustiage
Will not sng in- Summer’s hent nor
break in the cold of Winter
Arc made of the best materials and
have stays that cannot slip
Do not require an expert to erect,
machinery is up-to-date
and our workmen are
skilled in Uie work
—T h o ser- contemn!atimi. L:
putting ill wells would'*: H
serve 'their best inter- ;
ests by consulting us and ;
learning prices
before j;
making contracts.
W e Handle tho Above Exclusively In Sanford
owing Strawberries, Celerà»;
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., I q Sanford, pays
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I Sell Uie Lnnd—Your Bruins, Money, nnd ■' ^
Muscles Makes the Crop and Uto Profit ~
IMPROVED IRRIGATED FARM S— UNCLEARED LANDS
Flowing Wells on All
t o , M s « » o il* « D ^ U . i ™ * ,
m o ck , i »
P u r t .« ,.:
p t l M a n d d M d l x l o i ! , u p .» ■**»«*.
First National Bank BuildiDÓ
�THE SANFORD tlFRAl 0
VOICE O r n i f T f O P H
L e tte r s and Communications on
People’s Bank of Sanford
CLEAN S AND PRESSES
Various Tim ely Topics.
Capital « 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing
COLUMN
D fV O T tO
TO
P E O P lt
Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and
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Courtesy.
Our Monthly Rite for Clab O ily
Pays 4 Par Cant. Intaraat, Compounded Quarterly,
on Savings Deposits, and *
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Views, Opinions and Cdrtiment
„ ' of Practical Writers,
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IWe invite rorrr»pondrnoo on live topic* from all
. . Li™, of the County. «1*0 new» Item» of tMerear.
SuTh«)E bul? ebitlve
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w anonymoui» communlrafa?
Giving you twelve pieces
a month
¿o.wiOlv rejectedt We will not be reeoonalhl*
I* opinion» expKMed by cuoUUwtors. All communlt-atkin» Intended for current time mutt be In
k«nd not liter thnn Tuesday p. m l—Eo.
N ew Accounts Solicited
Have a Fete Day
Editor Herald:
The advantages and
pleasure of having a day set opart by
Sanford, the Celery City, as a day of celebrsllon and rejoicing seems to bo many.
U t It be annual and take the form of
„ camlval or fete day, and as our farm
ers would be in their glory, let's make It
the 17th -of March—that Is St. Patrick's
day, and os green la the emblem It would
b* douWlftSpHDprlflte.
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nnlnla áre -■ivniiinA
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Saving ill
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day and it is time we should come Into
our own. Other years have gone by; lo ts In Golti’r Barber Strop
make lt.thls year for a beginning.
You know how to ring the changes on
the advantages as to advertising the sit
uation end allow the stranger what we
have, and create n friendlier feeling in
the minds of home folk and stranger
silks.
By a little push and a small pull and
blith together, we can have more people
in Sanford next 17th of Mnrch thnn have
ever been In our city a t one time before.
We will call for and
deliver your clothes
once a week
M. M. SMITH.
President
H. R. STEVENS,
Vice-President
G. S. DERRY,
Cashier
A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d
G EÖ . TV. "ADAMS, Manag,
Pork Avenue, North
High-Grade HouscBuilding a Specialty
The Florida Fertilizer ' Có
DEALERS IN
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
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Plnns, Estimates, and ^ I n fo r m a t io n
About Canning Factories
Said ope of our prominent growers the
other day: " I see by one of the state
papers that the annual canning factory
boom has struck the state of Florida, but
as long as (he boom Is confined to the
poor newspaper men of the state there
will beno canning factories."
Our duly lies In the path of encourag
ing this boom. We will do our duty at
any rate and encourage the boom ns much
si possible. Perhaps after a time the
people most Interested will appreciate the
advice we have been offering sp freely in'
this connection for the past dozen years.
Perhaps after they have seen the surplus
products of a few hundred more crops rot
in the field for the want of a profitable
fnarket, they will grasp the full force of
our suggestion, With this hope to cncourage us we will keep pecking away.
Again we will say. so that there will be
no possibility of misunderstanding our
position, that we do not think that at
preset* it will pay to cultivateyegetqbles
4flHondn-forihe_ soTtrpOrpbie'or supply^
log canning factories. We do claim, how
ever, thnt it will pay to establish canning
factories to utilize our surplus products—
truck that cannot be shipped at a profit
on account of low market price; to save
»luff ydicn the markets are glutted; to
utilize the culls and refused vegetqblcs.
This last is an important item. If we
could find a use for inferior stock, instead
of-shippifilnrr*thousand miles, paying
trsniportntion charges on U and injuring
the sale oi first-class truck with which it
1* packed,we would perhaps not be tempt
ed to this reprehensible practice of dump
ing everything into the shipping crate.
A canning factory will encourage closer
Get Your House Numbers
Buy your house numbers of A. E. Hill
•t 4 cents eUch; Any child din put them
«P » S tev en s« Woodruff wU! place them
h* eight cents, making your total dost 20
cents.
Celery Plants for Sole
* k*ve about a million early tranaplantodbriery plants which I offer far sale.
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be ready for delivery by October
W h' Free of green beans and sports.
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Cheerfully Furnished
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OF SANFORD, FLA.
P . M. RAND, P resid en t
F. P. F O R S T E R , C a»hl*r
DEO. FERMALO, V1ee-I
B. P . W HITNER, A sst. C
O nly National Bank In Orango C o un ty
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxee for Rant
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Blackam lthfng and Horaeehoelng
„Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
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North, East, W èst and South
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
on Applications
Repair Work Promptly Done
First Street
Opp. PostofTlce
H O LL Y W IL L IA M S
DEALER IN
A G EN TS
Florida
General Fire Insurance
Western Meats
FULL LINE OE GROCERIES
Phone 132
Sanford Avenue
Sanford
Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS.
R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty
C o m e r First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida
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C o n s u lt th e
P u rp le F o Id e r
wo arc on record ne nni nrfvUing
the planting of vegetables solely for the
canning factory, we claim die privilege
of revlilrtg and altering this opinion. ExFor detailed information, rates, schedules and réservations, see your nearest
Periencc and experiments may demon
Ticket Agent, write to or call on
strate that this can profitably be done.
The ei|ierimenls should be made, how
ever, before nnycxpenslve steps aro taken.
A canning factory is not shell an ex
• FRANK C. BOYLSTON,
pensive affair, and Its value to n commu- A. W. FRITOT,
Division
Passenger
Agent
Travelling Passenger Agent
nhy and the producers of the country can
h*ully be overestimated.
•A tlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla.
Large School Apportionm ent
Hon. W. M. Holloway, state superin— kfldint of public instruction, distributes
“ nong the public schools of the state
nearly $ 100.000. the same being the
«rgeat semi-annual apportionment of the
stats I mill school tax ever made. The
‘ n»unf for apportionment Is $00,1 5 4 .7 0 ,
•«1 the rate per pupil is $L Orange
»unty will receive $ 2 ,3 7 9 , out of which
Sanford High School should receive about
$440. as Its quota of pupils will reach
•bat amount.
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Twenty Y ears o f Experience with Florida Crops lia s D em onstrated
the W orth o f Our fe rtiliz e rs
relative to Buijdiug
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Finest Five Cent Cigar
On the Market
L. R. P h illip s’ Drug S to
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Puhllihnt Every Smurilo, Morninl alSsnfon). U n
it. j. H our, M snefln* Edllor .
Subscrlptlon Price. 31.00 a Year in Advance
lUrtd ■* MOoad-cUu insti mailer Aufuii 22nd.
190S, st Ih* Pu» loffie« s i Sanford. 1 lof la«,
under Act of Marvh 3rd. 1879.
Telephone No HA-
Tho agony is over.
Brynn hns “ fanned " again.
The greatest regret Is the election of
Jo e Cannon.
The Republican candidates on the state
ticket "also ran."
One consolation is left, Florida went
Democratic, ns usual.
Sanfurd should have a fete day and
flower parade this winter.
What a city Sanford will be when the
corporate limits ace extended,
ittfHwVwtheì^èÌSh SrfuVk“die-ImJepend
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ent ticket. Hearse and Graves.
Another franchise for electric light»
Sanfurd will have light at any rate.Tho Sanford Traction Co. expect to hove
street curs in operation in March.
Governor Johnson, oí Mlnneioto, made
good In the face of the Republican landFlorida elected GilchHst for Governor,
In spite of the landslide for Cheriey In
Orlando.
Late returns from “the ■back'districts of
Orange county Indicate a victory for
Bryan (In die county).
If Henry Wntterson can't hold the lid
an Kentucky, he had better turn his tren
chant pen Into n plowshare.
How many cities in Ui6 United Stntes
die size of Sanford are projecting street
rallwnysT The Sanford spirit Is die kind
that builds cldcs.
The meeting of the Parents Club next
Monday should hnvc a large attendance.
Tho benefits accruing from these meetings
tire muny nnd die fathers 'should attend
this special occnsslon
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By making careful plans for irrigation
and drainage, Sanford finds she js not
hurt when th e rains doscend. Is 'It not
plain that the disaster to the work of-the*
Everglade drninugc was due to lack of
.rnm abtl-know ledge-jn-the-pinnsf- Ttir
conscience of die TJmee-Union is clear—
It did everything In its power to. warn
those who undertook the task or duty of
spending the money of die people.—
Times-Union.
The Gainesville Elevator will he greatly
strengthened by the addition of William
Laban Martin upon the editoHol staff.
Mr. Martin, under the noni de plume of
Polar-Stanley, has been writing for the
Ocala papers for a number of years aod
having „a thorough knowledge of the
newapaper business, shopld prove a valu
able acquisition to tho Elevator. T he
Herald welcomes Peter in his new field
and with Bro. Bullock should keep die
Elevntur "going up."
Now diat the election ia over and Sonfoed has settled down to Its usual pcacefulness nnd—business, let us all .consider
what is best for Sanford. Let all go to
work with a will and determination to
advance Sanford.
We have advantages superior to those
of most cities, and each and every one
should feel himself to bo a “committee
of.one" to place diese advantages before
the world. Sanford Is now in a fair way
to advance. Put your shoulder to the
wheel and push the Celery City to the
-Toft is e lected:
Tho bloodless bnttle of the ballots has
been fought.
The party differences which are Insepar
able from"»; republic, and which are indi
cations that it is in. health, have been
arbitrated for the year 1908. Apologies
or explanations from either side will not
be encouraged by the public.
For the past four months the people
have been more or less absorbed in poli
tics. In sente sections the hffojï|,gf the
Presidential campaign have attracted at
tention to the exclusion of almost every
thing else, but altogether considered It
lias been the quietest and least Interest
ing in the history of the country.
T he Herald takes pride in having treat
ed Taft and his supporters witli the rc.ipect and consideration due opponents
who. In the underlying main essential»
cannot be so radically different from
Democrats. We nil celebrate the Fourth
of July alike, ntul will be unanimous
against the encroachments of n foreign
foe, Republicans have the same right to
Jiffer with Democrats that Democrats have
.o combat dm opinions, o f , Republicans.
ridge the fair tcontinent o f Bryan by the
better class of Republican journals, am
to dismiss with contempt the bjackgunrds
who have prostituted Journalism to the
abuse of a good man und a good cause.
It is the first duty of nil good Citizens
to uphold the new administration and the
new Congress. The contest Just closed
has not been waged to promote a deadly
quarrel, h hns been n peaceful settle
ment. The election by tiro people, in the
mode! republic, is the means of prevent
ing a resort to Arms. If the settlement
docs not prove to be the right jme, there
will soon bo a chancent It again.
T iie Herald has expressed an earnest
hopc’-th n t. Mr. Drynirwuulfl~be jk 'L l a i
President of the United States on bmt
Tuesday, and it believes that If he had
h lf administration would be for the honor
und glory of the country, for the bcttcrment-of die condition of mankind, for the
promotion of die central principle of equal
nnd exact justice to.all. The charge that
his election would be a jnenonce to nur
insdtudons, an Interference With law, up
heaving oi society and a robbery of one
class'of people for the benefit of another.
Is worse than idle. It represented the
lowest scale of political effort There
would have been peace and prosperity
iin'der Bryan Just as there is .going to be
under Taft. When the smoke of buttle
has cleared away business wlU tie resumed
and everybody wiU promote peace.
Whlle'DcmoCrnts feel keenly (heir de
feat, yet diey will be among the most
loyal of all the population of die country
to dje administration of President Taft.
The President of die United ¡States is
the chief dignitary of die country und
ought to be the Président of all the peo
ple, a ml Lho-partkmlnr repieseiitntlvCTjT
pone. So long es such conditions hold.
there will be harmony among att elasses
and unanimity of notion concerning ilio
general weal of the country.
SANfORD
November J
HERALD
Messrs. C. R. Walkfcr- and L. B. Philips
incnl-school-b o a rd fimi Prof. -N.
Perkins, Principal, o f )ho Sanford High
School met witli |he County Domd or Educution at. Orlando W jJn;sday, reprerenting the school here,-and’laying some
of the needs of this d is tric t. before the
board. They were given a careful hearrf tire
The Sliding Cut
The Keen Kutter is tne only skfety razor that
permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth,
clean shave.. No scraping or pulling like the
ordinary straight cutting razors.
steel blades, each ground, honed
and stropped by hand, tested and
guaranteed. - Packed in leather case
convenient for travelers.
Fourth Vice President, J . S. Barrett;
Secretary, A. W. Gustus; Treasurer. Mrs.
E. L Marshall; Era Agent. Georgo Peabody;
Reporter, Misa Sollie Lou Peabody. The
Church was tastily decorated for the oocasslon with the colors of the League,
gold and white.
T he Herald this week contains an in
teresting nrtlcle from Harry. Popworth
who formerly resided here nhd while Chief
of the fire department gained name and
fame for having ono of theJiesUttmpnnica
in the¡State.
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O y ste rs se rv e d
in
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Harry J . W il
G A R N ER & ROBERTS
Successors to N. tí. GARNER
arn ie
Pico restaurant
W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL
Up-to-Date
Restaurant
M cG lon B(iOs.,u’ Proprietore.
HAY AND CRAIN
Chase & Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees
High-Grade Cigars and.Tobacco a Specialty
E v e r y t h i n g Neat a n d Cl ean
Wh
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fr o n t
-g r o c e r y
Telephone No. 39
nnd Cooked to Please the Palate
of the Epicure
FRANK L. WOODRUFF
Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue
Sanford's-Only—Exclnsive^hoe—Store—
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W . W. L O N G
DEALER IN
William Jennings-Bryan for (he third
lime has gone down in defeat with the
flag of die Democrat^ hosts behind him.
Like all catastrophes, the cause is always
foynd after the/ accident h as happe ned,
and today, while gazing over the ruins
and carnage, where Once die jxuud hopes
of Democracy wes builded, the causes of Agent for Vfrglnla Caroilna Fer
the third.defeat are evident.
tlllzers
The Tampa Tribune lines them up pre
cisely as follows :
The continued unfriendly disposition of
the business interests toward Mr. Bryan,
despite du» im pressionnât he is a safer
ntau.dmn heretofore.
The failure of labor to sta n d . by Its
Homelike Accommodations
friends.
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The"effbrt of New York's mercenary
the City st Moderate Prices
Democratic politicians to land Chandler a
the expense of Bryan.
The confirmation nnd ineradicable im
Centrally ¡Located
presslon o f a large majority of the Anted
can people that a man who Juia beer
beaten twice ought to be satisfied end
give Ids party a chance to escape fremiti Cornçr of Fourth and Magnolia A'.venue
“ hoodoo."
Confidence, warranted by past performRE W J O H N S O N
ances. in the ability, the conservatism
and Hie reliability of William II. Taft
S T R O N G L IN E O f C H IL D R E N ’ S S C H O O L SHOTS
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The Latest ball Styles in Ladies', Gent's and Children's Shoes +
Ju st Received 1
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Fresh Meats
Drink a Bottle of
Comfort Cottag
Cm fiER A L E -Q R . SQDAW ATER
Manufactured with pure distilled wut£r— they will prevent illness, nid
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digestion and give you health
Th e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o -, Sanford, Fla
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Best Grade Cypress Shingles
Practice« la State and Federal Court*.
M. G. T. build In*
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WRITE M e f o r p r i c e s
power in a free country.
DiiinclinaUon to "swap horses whll<
WALTER D. BELL
crossing a stream," or diange admiuitlra
Uons whllo emerging from a panic.
A tto rn et -a t t L a W
Republican enthusiasm.
Democratic apathy. — s— '»• '• ■
AUlracu Ctsjninal and Titles l‘n
Republican facility in obtaining cam
Koum 21 Pico
Sanford. Florida,
palgn funds.
Democratic dlfflculty^llltm.
These are some of the "reasons the people of. the United States eh
Uio Proxy, die Polidcid Legatee of R,
veil, and defeated for the third dm«
of the ablest men the country has
celebradon. Our city Is located upon die
the lake and boot races and aquatic
sports could be made a feature. Auto*
race*, horse racing, base-ball, merchants,
carnival with floats, and n number of
amusements could moke the day one long
to be remembered. Let us have a fete
Mr. IL S. Todd, of Kissimmee, visited
day by all means: •
his du usiner, Mrs. Wagner hut week. *
Barbershop
A U W H IT E B A R B ER S
J._P . C L A R K , Orlando, Fla
C H A S . H. E V A N S
staple an
Y A N C E Y
G O LD ,
P ro p .
Groceries
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and T o b acco s
.»— a”Agents for the Famous
CLOVER
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FORD, FLORIDA
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Finished Lumber for all Building
Purposes
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
In this issue of T he JJrmi.u is an article
from R. H. Whitner regarding a fete day
for Sanford in March and as Mr. Whitner
suggests, St. Patrick's Day, or about that
time in the spring whan vegetables, fruits
nnd JJqwptft. ore a t their best, end the
thoughts of the hamesceker are turned
toward Florida. Other cities are planning
big celebrations for the winter season and
Sanford, die garden spot of the world,
should by all means plan a fete day or
SAN FO R D
9 F L O R I DA
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THE SANrORDjïERALD
fironön, la visir
Inrt her son, Robert Newiinrr TiT several
«Invìi.
Ru« 8, from 73 cents up.
Lillie Happenings—Mention o f
M atters In B rief.
f l (ISONAL IT E M S O f
A business unti socinl
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Snm Dell, representing the Carry Roof
ing ¡Do., was In the city Thursday. Snm
Is thinking seriously of mnkltig..Sanford
summary or m e n u » u n »
Arranged for Hur
ried Herald Readers.
Succinctly
John Cook, of the Cook Automobile Co,
of Orlando, was In the city laat Wednea-
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Huy n 0-U*N0 smoker and get n ticket
on 520 pijie, at
—Wins. Evans'.
WaMtuk* T wo all round painters. Cull
nt The Herald cilice lurpaiiiculars.
$12.1)5 is the standard price fora tailormade sull nt D. A- Caldwell in the SlonoGovc block.
A , HeffleldCo.
Mr». Moody, of Orlando, com e up to the
dty Monday In. her auto, ond brought
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Grandpa Coiner of Maitland with her.
caBOtaUflua Fo* River Butter for-sale
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mediarne» employed.- Òiftce
& Minshcw, Fico Hotel block
T. J. Oieck Is In Sanford tfils week,
looking after his property interests and
contemplating the erection of more buildFoil planting is npiirtycntng. M. M.
Smith will sell you land v M m y terms.
See Pell for paper hanging.
patterns just in.
Now fnll
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Far n short lime only, Tnpestry Urnsid » Art Squnrcs, regular price $22.51),
ipedul twice $17. . Salford Furniture Co.
Catholic Church — XXII Sunday after
Pentecost. Low mima, 7 a. in.; Sunday
ichoot; 9 a ni.; Hi gli mass mid sermon
F A L L STO CK I,lias been arrivine daily.
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You should
•ok over.(his slòck before making your
W O O L D R E SS GOODS
trimmings to maicli.
** 41U*~ u. u. DWt'ai win entertain the next
meeting uf the Woman's Hume Missionnry Society, on Thursday afternoon next,
November 12 , nt the parsonage. The
meeting begins nt il o'clock. All the
Indies of the church are urged to nttend.
Mattings of all klntianna patterns, irom
2() cents pet yflnl to 50 ce,,tB* nt
AllcflicW* Furniture Store.
W B. Bridges, representing the H. &
W B. Prtw Co. of Jockaonvllle, la In the
city selling Underwood typewriters.
$18 Art Squares' fdr JIB , size 0x12. E.
The Merry Widow sardines, for sale by
Garner L Roberta.
The ladies of the Baptist diurdi will
lerve oysters in all styles; also ice
■ cream
iWj cake, on Saturday, Nov. 14th, next
dwr to Pico Hotel.
Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long;
The best on earth.
Ur. A. W. Gustus. one of the fnlthfu'
diipsrctUrs of the Atlantic Coast Line.
iefrTueSday-nlghtroti-o visit of several
withIds homo folks In In ill Atin.
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E. A. HcfTlcld
IN T E R E S T
A. 1lefTlcId Co.
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G IflG H A M S— Full Li
(1res; cs
H O S IE R Y — Wo carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, 1
and toe, sold under a guarantee
F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styl.
figure «.it
Inn the best
N. P. Yowell & Comp
Tlieie will belilo usuai Services oh Slm
dayat thè First MetlHXlist churchr Prendi - 5"PM**>$+•> *•> .>ì .Ç 4. 4.
-y<•■>* 4. 4. 4. < .+ * * 4,
ing.ll n. m. and 7 p. in., hy thè pastor. ■m -4*•>4*
Tite Stmdny school meets ai 9:45 a. m.
l'his is thè Inai tnlssimiury day of thè
eonforencc year, and thè e'asseswill liring
in tlieir plcdges inaile for thè caute of
nlftslnmi. ‘ Epworth Lentia* incelili;',Su luy, !l p. rn. A cordiniinvitatimi exteud
vi to everybody. Stra.igèrs ¡qmcinlìyjt.vittvl.
C, -HUGHES
CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
T. F. William-,
ty;on Thursday:
ttistruciioiis, 3 p. in.
the city? ■
Spencer. Phene 100. Park avenue.*
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Latest ¡11 new green hats', at Mettlnger'
New Floridn Syrup in hulk tit the SanWade, the tuner, Orlando. .
.'ord Grocery Co.
The
newest and latest at Mettlnger*
Sec the fine display of Japanese ware,
J t the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line Jry go al.» store, next to |K.stollice.
ever shown in Sanford.
1 Fresh oyster» served in every style •«
J . B. Barnes, the efficient linotype oper the Pico restaurant.
Spencer makes the best bread. Try lt
ator of the Orlandu Rc|xirtbr-Slnr. paid
lie up-to-date and number your house. Sanford a visit Inst Sunday. Mr. Barnes
Get your numbers from A. E. Hill Hard
I noted ninny changes in .the city since his
wire »tore.
I last visit, several years ago.
Or. and Mrs. Mason,and family returned
this week from Wrightaville, N, C„ where ; “ Thé H arris T ran sfer and Sto rag e.
they spent the summer. Their many Pianos ortd Furniture moved and
friends are glad to welcome them home (sto re d . Box stalls rented. Plmnc 210,
None but firsl-cjass labor employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to be In accordance
co rn er P alm etto uvertuç and Third
a. till.
V will, plana, and specifications
stre e t’ '
~ - - Ja m e s C. Harris. ,
Hive W. G. Hammond make your plans
I uni In Business lo do Business fo r Those Who Need My Serv ices
For nil up-to-dnte tnllor-tnndc suit, sec
for your new house. Office with Murrell
P o s to n ic o Dox 7 7 1
D-A. Caldwell & Sons.
l Minshaw, Pico Hotel block. *
Thanksgiving is nenr and the gobble of
the tuikcy is heard In the land. Place
)txtr order now wilii Uie Sanford Gro
cery Co,
.The pastor will preach, morning and
evening, in the Presbyterian church. The
timing service has been changed from
7;30 lo 7 o'clock. All are cordially in-
New stock Evaixiruted nnd Dried Fruits
for Christinns.cnkPKmr Long's Grocery.
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
F or R ent; Boarding house. 15 rooms,
Chase & Sanborn's ten and coffee, the
best there is.
Gurner &. Roberts. I modem convenience. good hVation in
I Sanford. Inquire Coon Cola Bottling Co.
For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine
lettuce Nanis, Apply to B. F. Martlndule, I Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill
I Hardware Company._______L •?__________
It will be interesting to note, that the
public school of Sanford Los enrolled now
4 3 8 pupils, only nine less than the schoti
in Orlnndn, which bus 44 7 . This shows,
as has beéiïTioled It) these coltims before
If you want a first-class tnilor-mnde the rapid growth of the Celery City.
vm ft* $12.98, call nt D. A. Caldwell & - A little money now nnd a ttttle now and
then is the way to buy celeAjwfbl. See
'Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any M. M. Sin 111) for particulars.***^
thing you want in hund plows, fertilizer
Get estimates from Pell on house print
distributor*, etc., Harry J . Wilson.
ing.
-^Msw-Florida S y n ip rju ir a rriv e d ,V t-----W ^" clean"everything but your con
science. Phone 210.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris of Eustis,
vku have been visiting tltclr children—
MrsC. A. I>)bblna and Mrs. Frank Dar
ting—and families, for several days, have
returned home.
t•
The Herald force has been augmented
this week by the arrival of A. R. Cassels
from Hawkinsvllle, Gn Mr. Cassels is a
former resident of Sanford, and having n
thorough knowledge of the printing busi
ness will i>rove a valuable addition to The
Herald.
tuo a nest une or Japanese
^ foond la the city. Pricttt
**Vi*h Sanford Furniture Co,
*** Spencer » fine of òaridléST
W. H. HAND
ri)k SALf:—ÜS0 u cics o f fíñr cylcry
land cheap. A'm>S a cre farm lo r ren t,
with house nnd toots. It will pay you
to. Investigate this. Oox 4 7 3 , Sunlord, Florida.
Faultless white cherries,* Limn Benin
nmi succotash, at Garner &. Roberts'.
The Celery City Laundry has installe!
up-to-date pressing and cleaning inurbili
ery and nre now prepared to do your clean
ing nt reasonable prices. Give (hein 1
trial.
Notice o f R eg istration
The registration book for the City of
Sanford. Florida, will-lie opened on Mon
day, November 2nd, 1908, in the City
Clerk's office, and will close on December
-1st, 1908, at 5 o’clock p. m.
Hours of registration—9 <0clock a. m.
to 12 m., and fiom 2 until 5 o’clock p. in,
11-4
Mark L. Scott, City Clerk.
F or S ale—Some fine thoroughbred Du
Heating Stoves
n e Jersey male hogs. Box 7 5 4 .
All kinds—wivkI, coal, oil and gas.
For n good smoke try the X Senator
voiir old stove cleaned and put up now
cigar at the Suniord'Grikiery Cm--------- -----
*£2
Tull line of groceries, always fresh, nt
the Sanford Grocery Co.
D. C, Wagner returned home with
*4hters, Maude Alice and Ada, last
*s°nipanled by Mrs. Wagner’s
every
QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
Why not spend n. few dollars having that old well of your s' cleaned out
nnd drilled deeper. It will .save doctor's bifis. I am equipped lo dq
you a tirst-class job nml reasonable price*. Artesian nnd deep wells
te le p h o n e
fto .
6 0
M .
DR. R. M. MASON
DENTIST
Phono 19
Geo. H. F ehnald llAimwAiin Co,
dally—Celery City
Hon. T. P. Warlow, of Orlando, trans
acted business in the city on Thursduy.
N o tice
to
Residents unit
•O w n e rs
P ro p e rty
P .
LI
FRESH
M EATS
Swofwftli Ft.iiida
GEO. A. DcCOTTES
Ju s t Received
The largest line of spirting gooJs cvrf ATTORNEY Atm COUNSELLOR a t IJVW
French dry and steam cleaning. Celery received in Sanford—guns, rlfies, bunting
Practice In Slate and Federal Courts
City Laundry.
clothing, etc.
Harry J . Wilson.
Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to the
Sanford, Fla
Lawn Mowers
,
Celery CityStenm Laundry and they will
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
look as new.
w an t d good mdwer at n |pw price, nnw ir
The^newest and latest at Mettingcr's
the time to buy. Also good 3tock of
dry goods store, next to postolfice.
scythes, gross hooks and lawn rakes. S U R V E Y O R AND DR A U G HT S MA N
I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Hur
' Levi-Hni sad Cn>M-Sectioning for Drainas«
ry J . Wilson.
o Specialty
«
Tax N o tice
Fox Reffr—Four unfurnished rooms.
----------- s ju j^ u jU A - f i .n g i n A ________
Address B„ Herald office.
The tax books of the City of Snnfbrd
Phone Spencer for bread. Free liouse to for tiie current, year will be open on the
house delivery. Phone 100.
first -M ond»y-in-N m Ti:ibi!rrt1)08rbf life THOMAS EMMET WILSON
Collector's
office.
. .
^
The newest and latest at Mettinger's
.AJTyKNJÏY AND tXMJNSEUJJR dry gixxjs-stpretext to postoffloa. » aS^x
Pnkmal-J^Xns jS itft H TiCd W & w tlm
AT-LAW
Luxurious leather couches urul Daven first day of March. 1909. and real estate Late Slate Attorney Seventh judicial Circuit of
' t HI I ill
ports, at the Sanford Furniture Co. Just before Uie first day of April. 1909. Sec
Rtaklencea, Saafuni and Sylvan Lake
the kind you want, and at reasonable Section 213. Revised Ordinances.
, r . . . JUX-LctvEbUcctor.
Lace Curtains a si
Laundry. Phone 21i
eggs, pork nnd beans
k* toothwmie nrticies, at Mre. O. L11 lundi room, oppoaite llie depot.
Cigars and Tobacco
G R O C E R IE S
J . I. ANDERSON’S
Consulting Mechanical
and Practical Machinist
r i t i r i In Machine Detlgn. Erection and Repair
PALATKA. FLORIDA
F. W. Temperton
The Building Committee of the City
T he Pope Contracting Company will furP lu m b in g and
nlsh your plans free of cost when they do Council has'authorized City Engineer J.A .
your work.
Gas Fitting
>avis to number all residences, nnd busi
R. J . Holly and family have moved ness houses in the city. The city has pur
All Work Receives My Personal Attention
If taken at once. Into the Munson house, corner of Sixth chased a sufficient of numbers, to supply
Paper Hanging a Specialty
street and Myrtle avenue*
and Best Efforts
Afeitt for Allied Peati Co.
Step Into Mrs. G.L-Takash's|jncli room lieuses at a |*rire sti|Mlat
frequent trips to Sanford.
Opposite City Hull
'Phone 230-1 With Tinted fk VenabierOpp. Posioffico
■IÛ
and get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. Ing committee.
B uoj INC COMMUTEE.
j, r*U!, ,r ' ' ' i.tA't ’ '
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’
DECORATING
�IME
NPWiìibtr 7. law
*ANFORD ftCRALD
O ne Thousand Acres of Celery Land
Flowing Wells Guaranteed
.
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
Reasonable Cash Payments
•
*
Easy Term s
Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc
Improvements Being Made Ev
cry Day in Hustling Sanford
CYLVDE
L IN E 'S
IM PRO V EM EN TS
Will Paint the P assen g er and rrelg h t
Depot Buildings and Improve
Their P roperty Generally
— Sanford, In the rust distant Tuture, Is
going to be a beautiful city. Each re
turning season marks suides in the right
direction. S i* months ago how much had
we to boost of in the way of walksT Note
the miles of handsome cement that have
•inca beeiilald . T h e shaded driveways.
tho verdant lawns, the disappearance of
hitherto unsightly yard enclosures, the
flower uiyl bloom of residence grounds,
the remodeling of dwellings and the In
creasing spread of house paint, all point
to the larger, handsomer and more met
ropolitan Sanford of the near by and by.
When the writer stepped off the boat
nt Sanfonl. on arrival here last March,
the first tiling that met his view was the
ungainly condition of the Clyde Line
dock and passenger and freight houses.
There was the SimfonJ—Huma, standing
out i a bold relief, expanse, thrift and in
vitingness written all about, without and
within. In marked conuast stood the ad
jacent Clyde buildings, disconsolate and
dejected, as though fully conscious of
Tupper.oor genera] agent at Jacksonville,
ia herewith directed to proceed with re
pel ri and paint up the buildings, in order
that they may be more attractive. This
Mill be done prior to tire movement of the
winter passengers.
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“Yours very truly,
„"H.-H. R aymond. V .P . I G .M ."
We congratulatc the city on. th e.n ice
little improvement that will shortly be
made, as above. Now let the pending
paving be pushed to an accomplished
fact as rapidly as possible. Then let'the
City Fathers order the cross-walks put in
to connect the various links of foot-way
already.built, and ictu s have a fine.wide
cement walk on either side of Palmetto
avenue, from the pavement on First street
to the CtytJe"Line docks, and ihen just
watch the handsoming that will surely
begin on every side. We haye seen it
before and know whereof we speak. Just
so soon as the pavement Is inaugurated
and the cross-walks made we shall see
every street and alley, and residence and
grounds taking on a sleeking up regime
such as will he the pride of every S a n fordite and the envy of all our neighbors.
There is no reason why Sanfonl should
not only rival in beauty, but far outstrfF
all the pretty towns about us. for Instance,
Orlando and DcLand. This henutv-dnrin.
mg will begin identically with the pave
have boasted, hod unmistakably deterh fashion. Depend upon It. this stale ment
orated into the semblance of tatters and Is absolutely and unequivocally true.
—E. T. WooDKurr.
Several months having passed nnd
nothing doing a t the Clyde buildings in
Notice is hereby given that L William
the way of keeping abreast with (he pro
ih McQuoid, as Guardian of the person
gress and growing importance of our
personal letter, and also with a petition
signed by a goodly number of our public
spirited men. Mayor Lake endorsing the
plan and Mr. Holden and others supple
menting with further written requests,
nnd herewith have the pleasure of repro
ducing the reply received, showing that
her, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.. to ap
ply to the county Judge of Orange coun
ty, Florida, at his office In the City of
Orlando, for authority to sell at private
sale all the right, title and interest to die
following described land, situate lying
sad being Ui dicxQUaty of Orangn-oui
state of Florida, t o - w i t L o t nine (9 ),
much to be desired Improvement. Below
block-four ( 4 ) , tier five (S ), in the City
L the good-news letter received:
of Sanford, Florida.
- "Clyde Steummhlp Co.. N.Y.,Och 2G.
William R. MoQuajo.
"Mr. E. T. Woodruff. Sanford, Fla.:
As Guardian of Cecelia D. McQuald.
"Dear Sir;—1 am la receipt of yours en
Nov. 6 .1 9 0 8 .
12-4
closing petition from citizens regarding
repairs that are necessary to the Clyde
Furniture to rent by the month or sean. Sanford Furniture Go.
Lino property at Sanford. Cepe. W. M.
OR TR U CK LANDS
Come and See Us
BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA.
It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want
It
and on Terms that are Right
B 9 w ARD-PAÇJCARP, L A N D C O M P A N Y
T O N S O R IA L
PARLORS
L CALHOUN n / s r
J . L. CARKUTIIEBS
Proprietor
FLORIDA
FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS
Smford, Fit.
�Budiet of Opinion “ Just Be
tween >ou and Me" .
tue! li Among Ye Takln* Note*,
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So Says Saunterer.
^..kíU ght^M h«-M *or.-w ho a ttir e nromerit wns doihg his best to mow otT o
two-days’ growth or newspaper beard.
The Saunterer admitted that he had never
InduiietLmliul reading-in 111» conception
of the barber's necessary qualifications.
"Well. It’s so," Insisted the tonsoriallst,
"1 had an illustration of the fact In your
case Just now. ju s t as I was nbout to
make o sweep along your right cheek with
this razor, you suddenly turned your head
to blow Qur*the mouthful. of smoke yda
hatt drawn from your cigar.
Tnadë Inducem
D. L. THRASHER’S
iFurnishing
Store
HARDW ARE
CO
Can Furnish
Fence to Fence -It
Lime to Sweeten It
the ghost of Gen. Sanford if
in midnight hours he walks—provided the
moon 1* brightly shining.
TnK, RKfc Improvements as sewerage
sod paved streets are to cost considerable
money, sad in some Instances will work
i fasrdibip on property-owners,'and that
Uonly unfortunate. But two years hence
hn will regret the Improvements.
Attractive streets add to a city’s ability
todrawnew Inhabitants; new Inhabitants
idd to s dty’s trade; a city’s Increased
jadftsdds to tho general prosperity and
nsoiorlof die whole community. People
bo o sts seeking new locations will not
iettie in fossilized communities.
la time our citizens will realize the nettssity for the emplayment of a clty foroter. and when the trees on the streets
ire properly trimmed the appearancejof
our thoroughfares will be wonderfully Irtiproved. And speed the day I
movements arc mnde to jerk our razors
back. That wouldn’t give us time. We
have to anticipate them, and If the facul-
ty lot doing that Isn’t mind lAiding It
comes pretty close to It.
Don’t you think'
The Saunterer guessed that it wns. and
wandered out of the shop,wondering what
sort of a proposition would be aiming on
him the next lime ho got shaved.
ESTifflff'ES
4 I want to sound a note of warning re
basiO M te a ir
garding tile price of rented bouses In this
< rn.es» Dmoi & Co,
“•l
Cuotmcs
city. Ju st now bouses are scarce and all
theuvminble oiieslireToklin," niid accord NOW IN TH E HOUSE
Ing to the law of supply and demand
houses arc renting for a fancy price. But A complete line of Men’s Snnppy,
Is it right and just to boost the price on
Up-to-date Suits, in all the
houses that formerly rented for ten dol
leading Shades and Patterns,
lars to thirty dollars nowf Sanford is
prosperous now and more new people are
settling here than in any other city In
Florida, and yet this tide of immigration
g Hive convictions and don’t be afraid can easily" be directed to other cities besides on elegant line of Boys'
to announce them I If you are a hen, stay where house rent is nut so exorbitant.
Pants, Suits. Especial attention
Pull down your rents to a reasonable
is called to our strong and coinfigure and you will hnve just ns much Inn r n ip h - .
p íete .lin e o f Men
usodard and hold It high. Cherish an
Mes and live up to it, or ut least toward
it The sunflower never reaches the'Sun,
both 1» steadfast to follow ond lUrh towirJ it There is nothing so pitiful on
nrth ai an intelligent human being too
politicand cowardly to stand up to a con
viction of some kind. If I hail a child
that didn't have sense enough to take
tides one way or the other gn every queslifBlhet come» u|*,-l -slwwiltl fe e l like go lag into an asylum to try and forget that
I v u a father to such a nonenity. It is
beUer to hatloo with the wrong crowd
than not to halloo at all. Better be fight
ing on the wrong side than a stay-ntheie, do-nothing, mugwuump. Be thor
ough. What ten is that is made of lukevinn water and never steeped, or what
kaonade is that is made without lemons,
* flre-crnckers without powder, bo is a
uw-coinmlUal, politic, cowardly, sly crea
ture whose desire to please everybody
tod be friends with God and Satan at the
**** time renders him of less enrtjiiy ncwont than a cancelled postage stamp.
From $15.00 to $30.00
-» *
» — mm
*- *
.
*—
- - j
~
m itt can afford to stay longer, and tlic
strangers within our gutes will not im
agine, they^nre being held up In broad
duyliglu and robbed.
4 Some folks in Sanford have been play
ing Kip Van Winkle so long that they (ire
still voting for Andrew Jackson for Presi
dent, and it is "hard for these old fossils
to realize that Sanford is moving and
«rpldly becoming a city] The other day,
while the houses were being numbered,
preparatory'to getting ready for free de
livery, a certain inhabitant came to the
door and wanted to know what the enu
merator was doing. "Going to number
yuur house," said he. "Not if 1 know my
self,'* »poke up tho Ancient One. "I have
been living right here in Sanford for
twenty-five years and everybody knows
where I live, and we don't need no num
ber».”
It was in vain that the gentleman cnrfenvnred to explain timt In order to get
free delivery every bouse must be num
bered. Nothing doing as yet. Probably
that old soul thinks tho house is well
s t oiten near men sa y —“Don t do that. known to everyone in the United State».
Too will make enemies.” They not con.
Yours for Progress,
•idtr that Ute (imposed act is right—but
________ TRc S auntckm .
th*l to do so will "make enemies.” Many
Iced tea; just the thing this hot weather.
lwn nre loved best for the enemies they
Mrs. Taka all's lunch room, opposite depot.
hve made. Our Saviour had enemies,
•ad good St. Paul waa a strong partisan.
Jtodijr of the ’’trimmer” is rapidly chdial—la society, in business, in church und
j*
The age is of him weary.
11* nay prosier for a time— but not*dur<In Clark Building
1°! * protracted period. He is a devour* ' ** CIenlM nothing. No compromise Home-Made Bread, Like Mother
e>!f iolly adjusted a wrong—and one
Used to Bake
Sanford Bakery
T*9 man can long do bis duty in buaiQuick Orders for Fancy
eua « socially or politically without rankCakes Filled Promptly
enemies. If you combat wrong you
Past incur die enmity of the wrong-doer.
"***
perrons who are all tilings to all Goods delivered to any parts of the
nen'wlio get through Jife with few ene-
FURNISHED FOR M A T E R IA L OR WORK
House Furnishings Goods
Stoves, C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale
„
Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene
t tlg iC " S h o e s * a
to foot and we guarantee to please.
Y o u rs fo r b a d e s t vo lu cs.
D. L. THRASHER
SH IPPER S
Û E
JE W E L E R
Florida Fruits and Vegetables
MY SPECIALTIES:
ird's Hand Palmed China
Coeham'a Stelling Stiver
Rogete' Plated Wara
Elgin and Waltham Waichte
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Machine i Foundry
Works
>airingofall Kinds
«
of Machinery
d e a l e r s in
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 6 9
Arc Offering Any and All Kinds of
F l o r id a
R eal
E sta te
at as Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as
Can be Had Anywhc
Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida
Automobiles and Gas
Sanford Library
without enemies,” you con safely lnon the other side, "and did nothing
ite good of mankind.” It Is only the
” *k.wUi lias the courage of his convieV.
stand for the right, regardconsequence» to himself, who 1» of
-T****1.10 *** warfare against e v il But
■tímructer of the enemies a man
r**** * ' u deunnlne the kind of work hie
^«ccoinpUahed. If he has been of any
in the community you may know
Free Reading Room
ROOM 20
Office and works on Oak Avenue,
near Fernald's
.Upstairs, Pico Block
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m.
AND
Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m.
Strangers Wplcpme
ARCHITECT
Office'w ithpf urrell fc MLeslie w
Do you i ’ealiztr the—necessity for a substantial
foundation us a part of that sidewalk which you
intend building? A nicely finisjipd top lends
beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained
only when the same care is exercised in selection
of materials for Uw-foundation aßTor the-topooaL
m u i this
mis iact
minu, Ii am importing
naru crushed
crusnea x
Wilh
fact in mind,
Importing aeon
clean hurt!
stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specified- /
tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation.
If you wmit a walk in which ybu can .take pride in the years '
to come, be sure that that, foundation is right This is one of
the characteristics of my wojfcs Let me figure on such a?- ,
walk for you.
Sanford, Florida
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD
P»l* 8
IN-THC SOCIAL WORLD
Items of Interest Concerning
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society People.
c
tal chinch.—A. R. eroici k wltî be Wllff
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usimi fi ceffi! tenis. No fare
A N O RDIN ANCE------------------- tTxnrhes.Tltstt'nw
shall
ritd fòt
ciitUrtm
five years of
II be.
DFi :• f'jni
1 .»a v•
!»»**»« «« under —r
fhc Jleytld during their stny In the city Granting to S. O. Chase. A. T. Rossi ter, A. P.
Connelly, r.P . rorster and J. N.Whltner,
Mrs. Cassels it residing with her daugh
their Associates and Assigns. Certain
ter, firs . Frank Woock, on Oak avenue,
Rights and Privileges Pertaining la Street
their many Sanford friends will be
Railroad In tho City of Sanford. riorKIs
7 -=“ »
a
gla [ltd greet them.Again.
Bt rr OnDAmro by (he City Council of (he City of
Sanford., Florida:
iWehlva Tribe Is Organized
Srcuoul, That S 0 Chase. A. T. Roeelier. A
the 30th, sleep of Traveling Moon« P. Conaefly. r . P. f a s t e r snd J N Whitner (here•her designated as Goaktitx), (heir associate* and
Wekiva Tribe No. 41, Improved Order of assigns. are hereby given and granted municipal
franchises. right*. privilege* and authority to have
Red Men, was instituted in the city by J . and operate strew railways, and the tight of way
IIn u P c lrrv
therefor,
upon, along, through, over and across the
M. Pound, Great Ju n lo f Sogimore, and U
Tty of Sanford, os foistrrrts and avenue* of theCIt
Oliver, Great Chief Of Records. The fol- lows : Constructing first on Sanford avenue from
smithk gfty lOa ksa i s l i s l s ii s i 11 asá la s s g a a h i*
lowing officers were installed!
iue to Osh
Oak BVntue
avenue 0on
,1 Mrst
r u t , street,
■u . t i , accordu
avenue
ms l10
o r.
U ec.
t . Trafford1« map of the town of Sanford.
Sachem. L. F. Steffey; Senior Sogimore. Ins
Orange County. Florida, and such other streets and
Woman's Club Entertain
W. D. Hammond; Junior Sogimore, J . A. avenues at the City Council shall from time to time
toy resolution or ordinance. Said rights and
The Woman's Club, Sanford’s latest so Dorum; Prophet. J . 1. Anderson; Keeper of direct
privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee*
cial organization, was at home to their Wampum, G. B. Pope; Chief of Records, ’or the purposes of constructing, maintaining and
by electricity,
gasoline or such
othrr mosparad aft,
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friends on last Tuesday night, ¿htfantef- N.
O. Garner. The new tribe startslive
offpower, except steam, as may be from time to
time
authorized
by
tho
City
Council,
a line of
tained in their new home on Third street with some of the best people of Sanford, Street railway
Iway for the Iran»porting of passengers,
such
underther
with
:
toast,
The house had been especially arranged nnd the new order bids fair to have
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________
»itches, ti
grvund'wi"!-»,
and____
such
alila tracks,. switch
tumcbaide
for the comfort of the members and guests, large membership in a few months.
la ana
ts
and Connections
connect urns a*
as may be
ut approved
approvru by
uy the
me
ty Council or Its straal committee, as may be
nnd the decorntlons in club colors of green
necessary to the proper operation ol street railways
Dr. Nelson at Baptist Church
In said streets and parts of same, fur the full term
and red were beautiful and appropriate
Dr.
Nelson, formerly pastor of the Bap of thirty (SOkyeara. from and after the date of the
This color scheme Is especially adapted
going Into effect of this ordinance.
In tha operation of their motors nnd cars upon
for decorating, as the natural plants and tist church at Orlando ahd greatly be Said
street railway, herein provided, tha said
loved
by
everyone,
will
preach
at
the
Grantees,
associates and assigns, shall conform to
flowers of Florida lend their beauty and
and be governed by tucli rules and regulations aa
Baptist
church
tomorrow,
at
both
morn
fragrance to the decorative idea, and
have l»een heretofore and ahall hereafter be adopt
by ordinance of said city.
Inrge festoons of red berries and green ing and evening services. The evenini edher.
2. Thectacka «hall be laid with rails suit
service
will
begin
at
7
o’clock.
Everyone
able for operating with motive power as herein
leaves nnd roses gnloro vied with the
provided, and in 1 1 manner aa not to Impair the
green noliTe<rcnñiI1 es”"pTucecPupon .the Is cordially Invited to a ttend -nnd henrthis usefulness
H as a thoroughfare for the
of the
:lrs. and so laid as to contables nnd in many niches around t h e je | eminent divine. *
brg radf w wfTfch Uni tatf
POI NTS PURELY PERSONAL
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cepilonliatrf
, ■- J!^ . IJT'i r 'ir
In tho receiving line were Mcsdnmes J
W. Dickens, Forrest Lake, R.S. Keelor nnd
Miss Keelor. and the guests were made
to feel a t home upon their arrival within
the portáis of the club.
No details weto overlooked providing
for the comfort of the guests, and in one
of the rooms several tables gave on op
portunity for whist nnd bridge.
A line musical progrnm was rendered
by some of Sanford's musicians, and with
vocal solos nnd recitations beguiled the
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-Chicken mriod- rrposinjt'tiprm rr bed nf
crisp lettuce, and flanked by n demitnsse
of coffee nnd rich cream, provided an epi
curean lunch that sustained the reputa
tion of Sanford's ladles and gained a new
one for the members of the Woman's
Club.
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The first reception was a social success,
and is only one of many that .will be
given be the club during the season.
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- flection Proefam&tlon
or may be-bulll/wnerArr the.dtr fiarga-
lahllshed or shall establish such grade. Whet*
the streets are not traded, said Grantees, their as
Mayor's Office, Sanford, Fla.
sociates and assigns, shall) trade the space be
November 3, 1008.
tween the rails and two Ieel beyond the ends of
In accordance with the Ordinances of the ties on such streets or parts of sure La. and
the City of Sanford. Florida. 1 hereby call shall remove and ndjual their tracks to conform to
grade with as little Inconvenience and hlrulernn election to be held on Monday, De said
ance to the use of such gtrrrt as possible, and In
cem b er 7th . 1908. at the City Hall, on no event shall the city be liable to said Grantee*.
Palmetto avenue, between First nnd Sec their Mandatée and assigns, for any damage on
of said change.* When xhe (aid Gramere,
ond streets, for the purpose of electing a account
t Hr Ir aseodates or aaelgns, shall lay or rrpalr
Mayor to serve for one year; a M
Marshal
t t b i their tracks on said afreets or portions of street*
the tune
lime paved,
pavea, inry
they in
shall
n i at
m their
tneir own expense
expanaa
and Collector to serve for one year, a at, me
relay
lay tha
the paving taken up so a i to conform to the
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessnr to serve for eat
taMished grade, making (he needed repaire with
one year; three Aldermen to serve for two ilka,________
la material used
euch, paving.
■ -_ln. ------Whenever or wherever the dty or owners of the
years.
abutting property on any street shall have pavrd
Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and close or
shall pave, or cause to be paved,'any street or
at sundown the same day.
part of street on which said Grnnlees. their aatoI h e re b y e iH x ^ n t T^-KoaiMt, Q. S . T ax vex d aiaau r assigns, now have or will have thetrsnEd
and Geo. Foie. Jr.. ns Tiisitoclôni'ôr "Miff tracks or any
aaancf
election, and E. W. Ü. Dunn ak clerk.
F orrest L a k e ,
Mayor of the City of Sanford. Fla.
W. H. Fuss who was sent from Jackson
ville to the convict camp_for six months
for larceny, lias been given a conditional
pardon, his friend's.in Georgia giving se
curity for his good conduct.
Fire In the plnnt of the Prairie Pebble
Phosphate Company, Mulberry, Nov. 1. de
F orm er R esid ents Return
‘ Mrs/Cassels and son, A. R. Cassels. ar stroyed property to thè am ount-of about
rived in the city on Monday from Haw- $100,000. The entire drying plant, dry
kiitsville,G«.,«iMl will juakc Sonfpr.il.ih cJc.. bin
home. .They are former residents of San the boarding house nnd private hotel nh~*
ford, tho Into Rev. Harry Cassels being at two residences in the immediate vicinity.
one time the rector of Holy Cross Episoo- The planfw lll be rebuilt.
upon
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under Its supervision and direction, pave the space
between It* rails and tracks, and at least two feet
hryund the ends of the lies. In. the same manner
and with the aame material as is used In paving
the remainder of (he street; and shall maintain
the same In good order and condition.
At all crossing« on unpaved street*, the said
Grantees, their associates and assigns, shill, un
der the supervision snd direction of said city, cover
the space between their tracks and between the
rails of (heir tracks, and even thrrewllh for at
least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto
00 each aide, with rock or shell, or with such other
msterlal ns may be permitted by said city, and
shall maintain tha same In good repair and con
dition.
Sni 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and
approaches at crossings, and (he locations of wires
within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the
aame, shall b* under the supervision of the proper
.authorities of said city, nnd shall be duns In acith their Instructions.
Sec. 4. The fnre charged by said Grantee*, their
atsoriaaetand assigns, from any point on their
line or branches. mtalMLls. by one continuous
passage within the city flnms
I
I aloi
along tald lines end
proper offlrefx nil books of fseounltt to a ro m .9
the amount of Its gross earnings: end * f 5 ? I 2 l h
talning such amount, and the
reached such number, the said Cltv ,,( ch* . "I
shall
have the right
to levy
oft 'n
n d^Cet t, ^^! ^3
taxx . o
IWn
— a..1ta
two nor
per r*»tit
cent, annua
annuallyu on.the
gross c|lTfll ag
othrr taxes doe the ettr, snd shall b.,
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upon the property of the said compand
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m th e Honorable Torrut Lak* M», , , ,,f
of Sanford, 4 lor idn :
"» m r of t h .f ,,,
n i r i ° ^ by C*.r , t, *r
«<• above and fores
Ordlnanee was duly passed at a te|ul. ln, ' 7
is&ina!'
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w . * » , t u |f e 2u , ¿ a o i a , ,
.W " *•
Fuersr Ian
To the Voters of Sanford:
I am a candidate for Mayor, and if I-*, , , ,
,
I promtae to enforce the law. ,0 the hr„ * £ 2
ability.
Yours respectfully,
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F o r City Marshal"
To the Voteri of Sanford.
I hereby announce ntyaelt as a ramliilatr fnr cu.
Matshal. »ubjeetto thewill af nil „( u.V
I have had some years experience at
Moent
To——»
the Voters
. w— ol--------ord:
Sanford:
I hereby announce myself as a camlldate for rrelection to the office of fclty Marshal, and t,kr ti „
occasion to thank my friends for their suWwt !
the past and solicit a continuance of thesonM ( t
the municipal election. Deceinlier 17th. |womi;«
that,
will .In
that, as
as In
In the
the nasi
past. ÏI will
¿ T m ’/ u t n i uviuuiue
iu ^
serve order...
In the d ty and eàforcr a strici utoèiv
ance oI all laws.
J T Ur.
For C lerk,T reasu rer and Assessor
To the Voter* of Sanford:
“ "JW nte fur re-election to the omero!
Clerk. Trcatlirrr and Assessor of ihrOu,
w
ford. •1 have srrvad the. |ieople In this uflk* 1.«
eight y*ara «iul tho e«prri<'i,.,anne,l ,l»rm«ihrseycitrauualiflcame m glyc the U-ai iJ . au . k - r
i'iTiT'Ìii ,
faithful discharge
.
V*1- ,* Promise n carrful si,
o( iff* duties id the office.
Maui L Sum.
For City Council
Tile friends of G. R. Calhoun wish to »musior*
his'eandidney for member of the City Council hud'
the west side.
Superior printing fur nil
H erald office.
t O ld S h o e s Wanted r
t am nfinin nskinti for 01.1) SHOES. I
will give what ijtey are worth
SIZES. 6 . 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 13 ‘
A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd St. ami Sanford Ave.
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Land is the basis of all wealth.
Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the
desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our
shores from over-crowded Europe
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Land on earth is right hère in the Sanford ÈfW ict-sub-irrigated lands,
wattered by everlasting artesian wells
Get some of it now, before the mighty host of land-hungry people arrive.
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W e have it-lo ts of land -tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Paymonts
Write-us.
We^ll tell ÿou ail about it^—___^________ __
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CITY ELECTION ANNOONttlHENTS
SaldG rantce*. tneir nssocuuc* a n a assuns, snail,
within thirty days aftax be lad. notlfiad.fig t h n i t o w
In writing r.f the approval of this ordinance, notify
th* City Council In writing of their acceptance of
the provlsloos and, conditions of .thU ordinance,
and th* failure on the pari of said Graataas, their
associate*
associates and assigns,
assign*, to notify the City Council
within sixty’ days
day« after the receipt
m xli of notme of the
pproval of this ordinance as herein prescribed, of
» shall operate
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their acceptance •».----thereof,
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friturt of all rights and privileges granted and
comprised In this ordinance.
Sec. ft. The City of Sanford gives and grants the
franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving
the right and requiring the said Granteea, their
asroclatea and assigns, as a condition precedent
to the taking effect of the grant, to give and grant
U tha City of Sanford, tha rights, at. and after tha
expiration of the term of thirty (3 0 ) years herrinbefurr mentioned, to purchase the street railroad
aad other prooMUtused under or In connection
with JjMfUMHiiWjSAd rights hereby granted.or
tuch paffn^iM rltroperty a* the City of-fianrord
may desire to purenaM at a vaJuatlun of the prim
erty. real and personal, desired, which valuathia
shall be Hied by arbitration as provide,! by.law, In
accordance with and to the full extent of the pro
visions of the laws of the State of Florida In such
cases made and provided.
Six. U. It is lurlher provided that nothing In
this franchise shall be construed so a i to deprive
any abutting owners along said railwuy from re
covering any damages that may be lawfully
claimed from said Grantee*, their associates and
assigns.
See. 10. It U further provided that If the Gran
tees. their associates and assigns; shall aban
don «aid railroad, or shall fall to operate IlscSra
for public use for a term of sixty days at one time
(except In rases of war. strike*, earthquakes,
floods or rpidrmlcs). It shall work a forfeiturr.of
this franchise and all rights and privileges herein
grnnted.
Sec. 11. The Grantees, their associates aad as
signs. shall at no lime operate freight car*, rx-vpl
one iioii.r. wiuiiu tuu city, without special per
mission be granted-fly a rrtottrtton uf ilie City
Council.
k u . l t Be it Fuimtta Ouiamui, that whenever
.the City of Sjntoid shall have within its rurporate
limits o pupolulion ol Irn (10 .0 0 0 ) thousand, Ihe
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Í ^ M iS { n t ^ n mby^t0he^7a_u,|*i!iv,J TK i
V wht:
a. . .KwmpanledI IUy
sm ■
flll ihffV
n ruirsiin
person liSttM
paying
fSro.
bee. S. I lie said City A Sanford shall In no case
fear up or undermine said tracks of saldGranters,
their assn Istea and assigns, to lay down new
pipes or di ets or sewers, or for any purpose, with
out rela>.ng said tracks.
Stt-U . UMl Grantees, their *MocUtrs and as
s i g n s , and ih*U officers and agenls. irnurtw sub
ject W all ardifUmaas and resolutions which the
City Count d may. ffura time tu time, enact
3ec. 7. Vhe carl of said Grantee«, their associ
ates and msigny. shajl have the right of way on
and over .hrlr railway tracks, turnouts and switch
es. to th. exclusion of all Uams and vehicle« (e x
cept the lire apparatus In case of fire), and any
person who shall obstruct suck tracks oe pa
thereof, or otherwise retard the Progrrsaofsi
cars, diet due notice Is given by the car bell or
whL-.ii«,or itf her tinnier »UnaL .tjjs lL l”
by a i.ne of noi exceedu^ —
rdlng five
live days.
deys. IProvided,
hlowever.
meni ml exceeding
rovi
se from
this Kvthm shall negooerate as a
lawfu. damages for acddania. _____ _____
Uefo. ibis ordinane* shall become operativa,
tha Mill
said Uioitu^a,
Grantees, their -associate*
end asslgns.
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shall enter Into a svrltten contract, to be filed with
she City Clerk of the City. agrMing to be Imund by
■dltlona---of this
all the terms, stlpulntioni. end coodlt----...—
ordinance. Such contract to be executed «4th n
■lily days after notlficailon by the Mayor In
ting, of the p
pissage
writing,
illag e end
snd aapproval of this ordin
said------Grantees.
ance. Failure
Kailure on the part of
o. the -----— their asroclatea and aselgns. to carry out and[per
form all or any of the poodlttoo» or undertakings
expressed in this franchise, shall work a forfeiture
of all rig h t!""
streets of the City of SoafOn.
The granting of tba right# and prlvdeges. herein
set forth in this ordinance. Is upon the express
condition that the Mid Grantees, their associate*
Ig u , obllgete thrmsrlvrs to build, con
struct, equip and operate their Mid railway on
Sanford avenue from the south city limits to First
street and on First street from Sanford avenue to
Oak avenue, as Tiereln set forth, «rlthln eighteen
months from the passage and approval of this ordlnaocs. And shall begin to construct and prose
cute the construction vigorously to completion of
their Mid li.ie of lailway. os herein provided, and
a failure to thus construct within the 'reasonable
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I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Lining
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1908
$_0f.4l|t_W 0RLD
Iteno of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
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h a p p e n in g s
d u r in g
th e w eek
Inst from one to three weeks, during which
time she Is unconscious. On awakening,
she thinks that she has slept only one
night, and does not feel any ill effects
from her long sleep.
first Year
AbW ROUND FLORIDA will .present opportunities that will be
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ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA
vast benefit to the county.
Charles 11. Brown of Live Oak, one of
The General News of “The Land
Florida's best known and most successful fru it Growers Get Tofefher On
Prince Helie de Sagan. Anna Gould’s
of flo w e rs"
hankers, has resigned ns president of the
This Vital Question
new husband, has been sued for debts
clnhned to be due for commission on cu
riosities and antiquities.
CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS
The school teachers of Boston are to be
taught how to dance, competent Instruct
litre the Reader» Will find a Brief ora to be employed by the school board An Epitome o r th e Week’s iCfost Im
Mlitorleal Spring riowlng
p ortan t Happenings In the
This is an additional feature In physical
Tor Hurried.Reader»
S ta te '» Domain.
culture.
■*
Ur* Eliza twill Plonk, nged 7 4 years,
The German Reichstag on Tuesday did
The schooner Lulie L. Pollnnl, from Pen
died recently at her country home near some plain talking about Empcrdr William sacola for New York, burned at Sen, Nov.
Altoona. Pa. She was one of the moat which may cause that monaclt to do some I. The crew were rescued by the steamer
*Ws experts on plant life In the United thinking. The German people object to Admiral Schley ftnd taken to New York.
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'* ^coopuUed
(UjdQro«Ct has been - Thor» urtMxtw 380-- s o w of ■Jbv»r*rt»ji
■ - - . y gM ,
florists 01*01
Conducted.
pineapples st Boynton on the Enst Coast.
— Mr*. Will.‘ TU IffifTfa r‘SO Y e n f r social
A t Biloxi, Miss., Henry Leidy, a negro,
D. A. Ulodgeft, a wealthy lumberman
leader of New York dtjr.died at her home was lynched Nov. 10 foir the usual crime
who had a winter home in Daytona, died
la that cilY a few day» ago. It waa ahe that causes this kind of justice to be
nt his home in Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov.
who originated the “4 0 0 ."
meted out.
1, nged 84 years.
It i, believed that all persona connected
Rev, Alfred H. Harding, for twenty-two
Having fallen below the standard of ef
with the kilting of Copt. Rankin. In Ten years rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal church ficiency required by the regulations of the
nesiec, *ome day* ago. have been arrested of Washington, D. C„ has been elected Florida stale troops, Compnny-D. second
and will be punished to the full extent of Bisliop of Washington to succeed Bishop infantry, which isstatiaucdatFort Myers,
the law. It 1* also claimed that the con- Sutterlee/deceased.
has been officially disbanded.
atltution and by-laws of the nightriders
Former U, S. Senator E. W. Carmack of
Mrs. A.pDiaz was burned to death in
orfanlzallon has come Into the possession Tennessee was shot and killed at Nash
West Tampn last Monday. She. was the
o’ the authorities.
ville. Nov. 10, by Robin J . Cooper. The sole occupant of the house which had taken
Jeremiah C. Moynihan. the oldest Roman sliooUng was the outcome of political edi- fire in some unknown manner.
“T^tEdlc orTeinn Chlcagorl» dead-«t-hla tPrijIS lB S iim tu r Cnfmnck's. u bist . The
—Ttie d iH stlo irch u rch SfifiUB Icon Ve it IToTT
home in Uyitcity. He was horn In Irelnml Tennesseean.
,
is in session in Tampa this week.
May 3.1808.
The tax assessment of Hillsborough
Mrs. George C. Howard, well known at
fIRST CAR OE LETTUCE
county is $ 4 7 5 ,7 5 5 greater this year
one time as on actress, and the original
than it was in 1907.
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."Topsy" in the dramatized form of “Unde Shipped From Sanford on Tuesday
Another
dredge
for
work
in the Ever
Turn's Cabin," died recently at her home
or This Week
glades
wns
launched
last
week
in Tampu.
In Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Howard’s maid
The first car of lettuce was shipped from
A.
A.
Boggs
of
Coooanut
Grove
has sold
ea name Was Caroline E. Fox, and she
Sanford on Tuesday, the crop of W. N.
his
crop
of
grapefruit,
estimated
at
5.000
was bom in 1829.
Culp and »hipped by John V. Denton, the
boxes,
to
M.
F.
Mickler
of
Leesburg.
Dr. Charles Franklin Rand, the first vol- well known commission man. Mr. Denton
The schooner Henry Weller, of New York,
unteen to enlist in the Union army after also held lids distinction in regurd to last
which
sailed Oct. 1 from Jacksonville for
President Lincoln's call for troops, and the year’s crop.
New
York.
and,.which..was. jajppaseji to
flulsoldier 10 receive from congress a
The lettuce brought $4 .3 0 per basket in
medal of honor Toritraver?1'6n {he field, New York city and Pittsburg, which is have been lost, has reached port in safety.
died a few days since, nged 70 years. He considered a very good price, nnd should The schooner was blown far out to sea by
wu born in Batavia, N. Y. He spent net the growers a handsome return for a severe gale,.
three years in Libby prison. Later, Pres- their labor.
The third tor|>edo flotilla of the United
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States navy is to rendezvbp this winter at
N otice o r R eg istratio n '*
, shal of District of Columbia. He was buried
Pensacola, going there for target iiractice.
Tl|e registration book for the City of The fleet will arrive early in December.
st Arlington in lot-No. 1. which was set
silde about forty years ago for the first Sanford, Florida, will be opened on Mon There are seven vessels.
day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City
volunteer when he died.
The contract has been let fur the build
Clerk's office, nnd will close on December
Nolan's Point, on the easterly shore of
ing of a S 5.000 pavilion over the water
at. 1908, at 5 o'clock p. in. .
Lake Hopatcoilg in New Jersey, waa fire
of Lake Eustla nt Eustis,
Hours of registration—9 o'clock a. nt.
---- ixlIfLaienLiudiLa since, destroying AlMade rnniUy bus l>ycn offered the j
1012 rn:,untt~frunr2 until -9-o*riockT».~m
lan’s pavilion, the b o a th o u se near th e
of
an entire building in which to dlsploy
li-4 ~
Maks L. S cott, City Clerk.
shooting gallery, p hotog rap he/ V , «W inters,
its products nt the exhibition in be held
post office, und o th e r p ro p e rty . Loss is
in Jacksonville in January. The offer is
Are you a subscriber to Tin; HcraldT
placed at $40.000; insurance, $ 20 ,000.
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First National Bank of Uvo Oak in order
to give more of his time and his personal
attention to Ms large Umber nnd lumber
interests in Tutupa and South Florida.
THE GREAT BENEFIT DERIVED
Mm Maria Reinn D'Fnres of West Tam
pa committed suicide last week by drink Such an Organization Would Prove
or Great Value to Florida Fruit
ing carbolic acid. *
and Vegetable Growers
The Presbyicrinn synod ol Florida has
The
fruit
growers of Georgia have or
been In session this week a t Jacksonville.
ganized
the
Georgia Fruit Exchange and
Important sessions have been held and
hereafter will market Uielr crop through
the attendance has been large.
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the office of this organization. The Her- -
way for the Fl^ridn fruit and vegetables
Tampa dropped deud on a Seaboard Air
grower» to get Uie beat result» of their
Line train as It pulled Into Jacksonville Inbora and command the prices for their
last Monday. '
«oops would be through t he similar organ
Three solid trains of mahogany logs ization of a Florida union.
daily has been shipped from Pensacola
The following it a brief outline of Mine
for twenty-one consecutive days. The of the reasons why.the Georgia organiza
wood came thereon vessels from British tion will prove of great benefit to the
Honduras nnd South Africa. The ship growers;
ments were the largest in the history o f
It was decided that an association, to
the port.
be called The Georgia Fruit Exchange, be
The cases of nllpgcd peonage In the organized and to establish headquarters
building of the extension of the Florida in Atlnntn, and any such branch offices
East Coast railroad, which have been (tend as might be necessary for Uie proper con
ing in the U. S. courts for some two years. ductor Uie business. Tit«» capital stock
was rixtiTnrjlOu.UUU and subscriptions
The charge Is “peonage, slavery nnd en covering a minimum of $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 , and
forced servitude.” The 'government has pledges covering 6 0 per cent of the pros
nearly 3 0 0 witnesses, ninny of whom are pective crop of 1000, based on 1008 ship
alleged victims. The attorney for Uie East ments, to he secured before Uie same be
Coast company asked that the indictments come binding. These subscriptions were
charging peonage and shivery be dismissed to be paid In monthly installments of ten
as tho one charge distroyed the other. per cent, commencing November I, 1908,
Judge Hough, before whom tho charge Ts the »tock to be subscribed tor only by
being tried,'was Inclined to rule that Uie fruit growers. An organization commit
charge of peonage could not rest, but said tee was elected and Mr. Bagley, of At
he would rule on any point brought out lanta, made chairman. This committee
during the presentation of evidence.
has met with great success and It is the
Duncan U. Flat chef. has been elected opJulw o/Jhc well j
president of the Missj^sippi-Allantic In tietween 85 and 90 per c e n t’of the chip
land Waterways Association which has will be pledged before Uie stripping sea
been In session this week at Columbus, son of 1000. The eyes of the south will
Ga. The former name of the association watch the progress of this organization,
was Gulf Coast Inland Waterways Asso and If It continues to be as successful in
ciation. The object is the building of a ts operations as it has been in Its forma
Biiip canal from the Mississippi river to tion Uie indications ore that a very large
the Atlantic ocean. It Is hnped to make percentage of the orchard owners and
truck fanners of the entire .south will, in
Jacksonville Uie ocean terminus.
the next few years, be disposing-of their
Lawn M ow ers
products through this medium and deriv
Special prices to reduce stock. If you ing thereby the benefits which must
KHwmmri 1y-fteti mi |>any -nechwttccfUrw tedthe time tn buy. Also good stock of clfiirt. :
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icythek, grass hooks and lawn rakca.
The benefits to be derived by the peach
Harry J . Wilson.
growers nre almost innumerable. They
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will be brought closer together, and by
Dy the loss of the Japanese stea m «
free discussion of improved methods for
Talsh Mam over I BO persons lost their □ □ □ □ lllS D tIlH S E E E E D IS C D tE lllD S lIlQ w lIô lE E ÎH JD IQ Œ Itv IB IM ID tID D t
caring for orchards, pocking and shipping
lives. The vessel sank during a storm off
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only the best grades of fruit, the peuch
Eton island.
industry will bo plam l on the highest
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Qiarles W. Mdfse, wlio wrecked the Na
plane, nnd tho growers encouraged to feel
tions! Dank of North America, in New
Umt they have nn asset In their orchards
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YoA city, has been tried and sentenced
Instead of a liability. ; With the handling
To - th e -W o r fd fit B u r ia t -------— 7------—- —
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of from 80 to 00 |icr cent of the fruit of
HEN it becomes necessary for the American people to throw off the yoke of temporary busi
Atlanta.
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nition can he had, not only from Uie
ness
depression,
n
wholesome
respect
for
Lite
welfare
of
mankind
^quires
thut
a
fitting
exPresident Failures of France celebrated
trade, hut from transportation Interests.
hi* 67th birthday last week. He Is a so* pression be given the determination.
ns well, which is sudi an immense factor
dslist, and believes in separation of slate
In the successful marketing of any com
sad church.
- W h e r e a s , The American
people,
by
their
suffrages,
have
elected
n
chief
executive
under
.whose
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By attempting to light a fire in the kitebpolicy it is believed that o long, period of general prosperity will be inaugurated, and,.
office of Uie quantities of fruit to be sent
_ tn *tDVe la his residence at Swan Lake,
to each market rudi riny .tmlUr-prl.M^, —
W hereas, It is believed thut even tliose who may differ from him in theory will promote Jhn
Msnltobs, L W. Carey, a farmer, set fire
by from 2 5 to 50 per cent are sure lo
— lQ.hii bous», «md his wife, tlVA Children
general'“public interest by ukiiiqi him with their ¿003 will and eo-operation, at least until events may
follow, illstribuUon being the keynote of
and Mi» Gillespie, a school teacher, were
the whole plan. ,
disdose
the
wisdom
or
Unwisdom
thereof;
and,
“ med to death and Cary was so badly
Economies in the prices of crate mate
«««d that he will die.
W h e r e a s ; Sanford is the metropolis of the Great Celery Belt and the gateway to the Vast St.
rial, fertilizers, orchard implements, etc.,
Tomas Estrada Palmer, the first ptealJohns Delta, and is looked to by this spleijdid region as the leader to set Uie pace in industrial activ
purchased ttuough Uie central office, will
«n t of Cuba, died In Santiago la lt week,
more Utan pay Uie expense of running
ity and breadUi of spirit and enterprise ; Therefore be it
«d was buried with high honors. The
the ufTnirs of the company. For instance,
uaeral was the largest ev er held in SanReaoloed, That we, the people of Utis fuvored Celery City, hereby urge the necessity of setting
hut year the growers paid 10 cents for a
twenty-sis organisation were in
•orate, while next season they will be able
aside all rivalry between sections, and by combined effort seek to 'dftïoUragè* lntfostrtnlr mercantile—
cortege. Business was wholly sus
to obtain the same crate through the or
pended during’the funeral.
and financial pursuits by awakening oUr people to a sense of their responsibility.
ganization for 12 Cents apiece. This Item
The capital stock of the Virginia rati.
alone means a saving to the peach grow
Let all. in Utis, the season of promise of bountiful crops and restored confidence in general fi
“ Standard Oil corporation, being
ers of Georgia of $125,000.
nançai conditions, unite in their efforts to promote a broad reciprocal spirit, and Lo bring back that
t ta Sewell's Point, has been increased
AS (o the actual managing of this-en
““a $33,300.000 to $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 .
terprise,
the members of the committee
degree of business acUvity which in past years lias characterized the country in general and Orange
and fruit growers alike were, with one
° nMarch * MMt’ Pre»M«nt Roosevelt
County in particular. May every commercial Interest Ungle with activity.
accord: of the opinion that it was a “One0 u O x J ° mC ° n° 0 i lh ® o0iton> o f T*“
Man” affair. A man to assume such re
Wltile every cuIUvated acre is laden wiUi plenty, every heart responds to the inspired Itope of
sponsibility
m ust first of aU. be a PastOa Nov, 4 the noted race track 'a t J a good Umea, every ripple of water in the S t Johns Delta brenUies an invitaüon to our people to en
Master of Uie art of organization. He
N’ Y- wa» closed by Isw. There
nsf he. a man in whom everyone had
gage in the commerce of the world. As the happiness of one is tfie concern of all, we ask Uie co¿ 7 ., **° wore raciiut there, as a law forF and Implicit confidence and
operaUon of our neighbors here and all over SouUi Florida, in a l l pursuits; an d 'n s this season
¿ J J “ 4 lt WM P»«od by the last legislawhose integrity has such sterling charac
marks the advent
« i^ sV e r a D o l i ü c a l l y .i m d indUfltriaUy, we desire it to be known Utat Sanford
ter as to warrant the peach growers of
• amuel T. Armstrong, general med
C
eorglaln IntrusUng to his absolute di
throws open her gates, and that we invite the people of Uie world to enter, barter, trade, sell, buy
at*
Bellevue and allied bos pit
rection the disposal of Uicir len mllUonof New York, has resigned.
.
and aid in ina^uraUng p^pnyepe^
may extend_thjojigbout the land like a tidal wave, and to
,dollar crop'and ’ the purchasing of all of
’WBE P o C 5ZHarvard I
their fertilizers, crotcA andr implements.
meet us in a spirit of brood. patrioUc good-fellowship, intent only upon Uie common good of our
He must be a man of recognized ability
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re*l4nctl «o ta k e effect
common country.
x
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tc_J
ne* 1' wben be will have completed
to cope with the tremendous problems
T h e P e o p l e o f S a n fo rd
,oriy Year» service.
which roust necessarily arise and versed
in all the major and minor details of the
of Protracted slumber is
By T he H erald
Sanford, Florida, October 14, 19 0 8
jc i c t l t y unusual attention In Lowell.
transportation and refrigeraUng business.
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD
P»l*8
IN-THC SOCIAL WORLD
tal chinch.— A. R. eroici k wltî be Wllff
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fhc Jleytld during their stny In the city Granting to S. O. Chase. A. T. Rossi ter, A. P.
Connelly, r.P . rorster and J. N.Whltner,
Mrs. Cassels it residing with her daugh
their Associates and Assigns. Certain
ter, fir s . Frank Woock, on Oak avenue,
Rights and Privileges Pertaining la Street
their m any Sanford friends w ill be
Railroad In tho City of Sanford. riorKIs
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gla [ltd greet them.Again.
Items of Interest Concerning
--------society People.
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Bt rr OnDAmro by (he City Council of (he City of
Sanford., Florida:
iWehlva Tribe Is Organized
Srcuoul, That S 0 Chase. A. T. Roeelier. A
the 30th, sleep o f Traveling Moon« P. Conaefly. r. P. f a s t e r snd J N Whitner (here•her designated as Goaktitx), (heir associate* and
W ekiva Tribe No. 41, Improved Order o f assigns. are hereby given and granted municipal
franchises. right*. privilege* and authority to have
Red Men, was instituted in the city by J. and operate strew railways, and the tight of way
IIn u P c lrrv
therefor,
upon, along, through, over and across the
M. Pound, Great J u n lo f Sogimore, and U
Tty of Sanford, os foistrrrts and avenue* of theCIt
Oliver, Great Chief Of Records. The fol- lows : Constructing first on Sanford avenue from
smithk gfty lOa ksa i s l i s l siisi 1 1 asá l a s s g a a h i*
lowing officers were in stalled!
iue to Oak
avenue 0
on
Mrst ■
street,
Osh BVntue
,1 rut,
u.ti, accordu
avenue
ms l10
o r.
U ec.
t . Trafford1« map of the town of Sanford.
Sachem. L. F. Steffey; Senior Sogimore. Ins
Orange County. Florida, and such other streets and
Woman's Club Entertain
W . D. Hammond; Junior Sogimore, J. A . avenues at the City Council shall from time to time
toy resolution or ordinance. Said rights and
The W oman's Club, Sanford’s latest so Dorum; Prophet. J. 1. Anderson; Keeper o f direct
privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee*
cial organization, was at home to their Wampum, G. B. Pope; Chief o f Records, ’or the purposes of constructing, maintaining and
by electricity,
gasoline or—such
othrr mosparadaft,
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friends on last Tuesday night, ¿h tfan tef- N .
O. Garner. The new tribe startslive
offpower, except steam, as may be from time to
time
authorized
by
tho
City
Council,
a line of
tained in their new home on Third street
P O I N T S P U R E LY P ER S O N A L
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The house had been especially arranged
for the comfort o f the members and guests,
nnd the decorntlons in club colors o f green
and red were beautiful and appropriate
This color scheme Is especially adapted
for decorating, as the natural plants and
flowers o f Florida lend their beauty and
fragrance to the decorative idea, and
Inrge festoons o f red berries and green
leaves nnd roses gnloro v ied with the
green noliTe<rcnñiI1 es” "pTucecPupon .the
tables nnd in many niches around t h e j e |
c ep ilo n lia trf
, ■ - J!^ . IJT'i r 'ir
In tho receiving line were Mcsdnmes J
W . Dickens, Forrest Lake, R.S. Keelor nnd
Miss Keelor. and the guests were made
to feel a t home upon their arrival within
the portáis o f the club.
No details weto overlooked providing
for the comfort o f the guests, and in one
o f the rooms several tables ga ve on op
portunity for whist nnd bridge.
A line musical progrnm was rendered
by some o f Sanford's musicians, and with
vocal solos nnd recitations beguiled the
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with some o f the best people o f Sanford, Street railway
Iway for the Iran»porting of passengers,
ther with such under: toast,
nnd the new order bids fair to have
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»itches, ti
grvund'wi"!-»,
and such
alila tracks,. switch
tumcbaide
large membership in a few months.
la ana
and Connections
be approvru
approved by
ts
connect urns as
a* may ut
uy the
me
S
ty Council or Its straal committee, as may be
necessary to the proper operation ol street railways
Dr. Nelson at Baptist Church
Dr. Nelson, formerly pastor o f the Bap
tist church at Orlando ahd greatly be
loved by everyone, w ill preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow, at both morn
ing and evening services. The evenini
service w ill begin at 7 o’clock. Everyone
Is cordially Invited to a ttend -nnd h enrthis
em inent divine. *
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- flection Proefam&tlon
Mayor's Office, Sanford, Fla.
November 3, 1008.
In accordance with the Ordinances o f
the City o f Sanford. Florida. 1 hereby call
nn election to be held on M on d ay, De
c e m b e r 7th. 1908. at the City Hall, on
Palm etto avenue, between First nnd Sec
ond streets, for the purpose o f electing a
Mayor to serve for one year; a M
Marshal
ttb i
and Collector to serve for one year, a
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessnr to serve for
one year; three Aldermen to serve for two
years.
Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and close
at sundown the same day.
I h e r e b y e iH x ^ n t T^-KoaiM t, Q. S. T ax vex
-C hicken mriod - rrp osin jt'tip rm rr bed nf and Geo. Foie. Jr.. ns Tiisitoclôni'ôr "Miff
crisp lettuce, and flanked by n demitnsse
o f coffee nnd rich cream, provided an ep i
curean lunch that sustained the reputa
tion o f Sanford's ladles and gained a new
one for the members o f the Woman's
Club.
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The first reception was a social success,
and is only one o f many that .w ill be
given be the club during the season.
In said streets and parts of same, fur the full term
of thirty (SOkyeara. from and after the date of the
going Into effect of this ordinance.
In tha operation of their motors nnd cars upon
Said street railway, herein provided, tha said
Grantees, associates and assigns, shall conform to
and be governed by tucli rules and regulations aa
have l»een heretofore and ahall hereafter be adopt
ed by ordinance of said city.
her. 2. Thectacka «h all be laid with rails suit
able for operating with motive power as herein
provided, and in 1 1 manner aa not to Impair the
H as a thoroughfare for the
usefulness of the
:lrs. and so laid as to conbr g radf w wfTfch Uni tatf
election, and E. W. Ü. Dunn ak clerk.
F o rr e st L a k e ,
Mayor o f the City o f Sanford. Fla.
W. H. Fuss who was sent from Jackson
ville to the convict camp_for six months
for larceny, lias been given a conditional
pardon, his friend's.in Georgia giving se
curity for his good conduct.
F ire In the plnnt of the Prairie Pebble
Phosphate Company, Mulberry, Nov. 1. de
F o rm e r R esid en ts R etu rn
‘ Mrs/Cassels and son, A . R. Cassels. ar stroyed property to thè am ou n t-of about
rived in the city on Monday from Haw- $100,000. The entire drying plant, dry
kiitsville,G «.,«iM l will juakc Sonfpr.il.ihcJc..bin
home. .They are former residents o f San the boarding house nnd private hotel nh~*
ford, tho Into Rev. Harry Cassels being at two residences in the im m ediate vicinity.
one time the rector o f Holy Cross Episoo- The p la n fw lll be rebuilt.
o r may be-bulll/wnerArr the.dtr fiarga-
lahllshed or shall establish such grade. Whet*
the streets are not traded, said Grantees, their as
sociates and assigns, shall) trade the space be
tween the rails and two Ieel beyond the ends of
the ties on such streets or parts of sure La. and
shall remove and ndjual their tracks to conform to
said grade with as little Inconvenience and hlrulerance to the use of such gtrrrt as possible, and In
no event shall the city be liable to said Grantee*.
their Mandatée and assigns, for any damage on
account of said change.* When xhe (aid Gramere,
t Hr Ir aseodates or aaelgns, shall lay or rrpalr
their tracks on said afreets or portions of street*
at, me
the tune
lime paved,
pavea, they
inry shall
in n i at
m their
tneir own expense
expanaa
relay
lay tha
the paving taken up so a i to conform to the
taMished
grade,
making
(he
needed
repaire
with
eat
la material used
euch, paving.
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■ -_ln. ------Whenever or wherever the d ty or owners of the
abutting property on any street shall have pavrd
or shall pave, or cause to be paved,'any street or
part of street on which said Grnnlees. their aatodaiaau r assigns, now have or will have thetrsnEd
tracks or any
aaancf
upon
M i .
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under Its supervision and direction, pave the space
between It* rails and tracks, and at least two feet
hryund the ends of the lies. In. the same manner
and with the aame material as is used In paving
the remainder of (he street; and shall maintain
the same In good order and condition.
A t all crossing« on unpaved street*, the said
Grantees, their associates and assigns, shill, un
der the supervision snd direction of said city, cover
the space between their tracks and between the
rails of (heir tracks, and even thrrewllh for at
least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto
00 each aide, with rock or shell, or with such other
msterlal ns may be permitted by said city, and
shall maintain tha same In good repair and con
dition.
Sni 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and
approaches at crossings, and (he locations of wires
within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the
aame, shall b* under the supervision of the proper
.authorities of said city, nnd shall be duns In acith their Instructions.
Sec. 4. The fnre charged by said Grantee*, their
atsoriaaetand assigns, from any point on their
line or branches. m talMLls. by one continuous
passage within the city IflnmsI aloi
along tald lines end
tTxnrhes.Tltstt'nw usimi fi ceffi! tenis. No fare
proper offlrefx nil books o f fseounltt to a ro m .9
the amount of Its gross earnings: end * f 5 ? I 2 l h
talning such amount, and the
reached such number, the said Cltv ,,( ch* . "I
n d^C et t,^^! ^3
shall have the right to levy .a tax ooft 'n
IWn
u —
.1 gross
.
c|lTfll ag
two nor
per r*»tit
cent, annua
annually
on.the
othrr taxes d oe the ettr, snd shall b.,
•»
upon the property of the said compand
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m th e Honorable Torrut Lak* M »,,, ,,f
of Sanford, 4 lor id n :
" » m r of t h .f,,,
n ir i° ^
by C*.r ,t, *r
«<• above and fores
Ordlnanee was duly passed at a te|ul. ln, ' 7
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w . * » , t u |f e 2 u , ¿ a o i a , ,
CITY ELECTION ANNOONttlHENTS
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Fuersr Ia n
To the Voters of Sanford:
I am a candidate for Mayor, and if I-*,,,,
,
I promtae to enforce the law. ,0 the h r „ * £ 2
ability.
Yours respectfully,
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F o r C ity M arshal"
To the Voteri of Sanford.
I hereby announce ntyaelt as a ramliilatr fnr cu.
Matshal. »ubjeetto thewill af nil „ ( u.V
I have had some years experience at
Moent
To——
the
» Voters
. w— o ------l Sanford:
ord:
I hereby announce myself as a camlldate for rrelection to the office of fclty Marshal, and t,kr ti „
occasion to thank my friends for their suWwt !
the past and solicit a continuance of thesonM ( t
the municipal election. Deceinlier 17th. |womi;«
that, as
as In
In the
the past.
nasi ÏI will
will .In
that,
¿ T m ’/ u t n i viuuiue
u iu ^
serve ord er...
In the d ty and eàforcr a strici utoèiv
ance oI all laws.
J T Ur.
For C le rk ,T rea su re r and Assessor
To the Voter* of Sanford:
“ "JWnte fur re-election to the omero!
Clerk. Trcatlirrr and Assessor of ihrO u,
w
ford. •1 have srrvad the. |ieople In this uflk* 1.«
eight y*ara «iu l tho e«prri<'i,.,anne,l ,l»rm«ihrseycitrauualiflcame m glyc the . U-ai i J . a u . k- r
i 'i T i T 'Ì i i ,
V* 1- ,* Promise n carrful si,
faithful discharge o( iff* duties id the office.
Maui L Sum.
F o r C ity Council
Tile friends of G. R. Calhoun wish to »musior*
his'eandidney for member of the City Council hud'
the west side.
Superior printing fur nil
H erald office.
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O l d S h o e s W a n te d
A . E . I r v i n ’ s S h o e Shop
Cor. 3rd St. ami Sanford A ve.
Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the
desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our
shores from over-crowded Europe
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Land on earth is right hère in the Sanford
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lands,
wattered by everlasting artesian wells
Get some of it now, before the mighty host of land-hungry people arrive.
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W e have it-lots of land -tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots
Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Paymonts
Write-us.
We^ll tell ÿou ail about it^—__ ^_______
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w ill give what ijtey are worth
SIZES. 6 . 7, 8 . 9, 10 II AND 13 ‘
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Land is the basis of all wealth.
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is&ina!'
SaldGrantce*. tneir nssocuuc* anaassuns, snail,
within thirty days aftax be lad. notlfiad.fig t h n i t o w
In writing r.f the approval of this ordinance, notify
th* City Council In writing of their acceptance of
the provlsloos and, conditions of .thU ordinance,
and th* failure on the pari of said Graataas, their
associate* and assign*,
assigns, to notify the City Council
associates
receipt
within sixty’ days
day« after the m
x li of notme of the
pproval of this ordinance as herein prescribed, of
» shall operate
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their acceptance •».--thereof,
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friturt of all rights and privileges granted and
comprised In this ordinance.
Sec. ft. The City of Sanford gives and grants the
franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving
the right and requiring the said Granteea, their
asroclatea and assigns, as a condition precedent
to the taking effect of the grant, to give and grant
U tha City of Sanford, tha rights, at. and after tha
expiration of the term of thirty (3 0 ) years herrinbefurr mentioned, to purchase the street railroad
aad other prooMUtused under or In connection
with JjMfUMHiiW jSAd rights hereby granted.or
tuch p a ffn ^ iM rltro p e rty a* the City of-fianrord
may desire to purenaM at a vaJuatlun of the prim
erty. real and personal, desired, which valuathia
shall be Hied by arbitration as provide,! by.law, In
accordance with and to the full extent of the pro
visions of the laws of the State of Florida In such
cases made and provided.
Six. U. It is lurlher provided that nothing In
this franchise shall be construed so a i to deprive
any abutting owners along said railwuy from re
covering any damages that may be lawfully
claimed from said Grantee*, their associates and
assigns.
See. 10. It U further provided that If the Gran
tees. their associates and assigns; shall aban
don «aid railroad, or shall fall to operate IlscSra
for public use for a term of sixty days at one time
(except In rases of war. strike*, earthquakes,
floods or rpidrmlcs). It shall work a forfeiturr.of
this franchise and all rights and privileges herein
grnnted.
Sec. 11. The Grantees, their associates aad as
signs. shall at no lime operate freight car*, rx-vpl
one iioii.r. wiuiiu tuu city, without special per
mission be granted-fly a rrtottrtton uf ilie City
Council.
k u . l t Be it Fuimtta Ou ia m u i , that whenever
.the City of Sjntoid shall have within its rurporate
limits o pupolulion ol Irn (10.000) thousand, Ihe
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Í ^ M i S { n t ^ n mby^t0he^7a_u,|*i!iv,JTK i
shall
e .:• rf'jni
itd fòt
ciitUrtm
five
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1.»a v•!»»**»«
«« under —
r years of
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sm ■ r u i r s i i n l i S t t M f l l l i h f f V
wht:
KwmpanledI IUy
n person paying fSro.
bee. S. I lie said City A Sanford shall In no case
fear up or undermine said tracks of saldGranters,
their assn Istea and assigns, to lay down new
pipes or di ets or sewers, or for any purpose, with
out rela>.ng said tracks.
Stt-U. UM l Grantees, their *MocUtrs and as
signs, and ih*U officers and agenls. irnurtw sub
ject W all ardifUmaas and resolutions which the
City Count d may. ffura time tu time, enact
3ec. 7. Vhe carl of said Grantee«, their associ
ates and msigny. shajl have the right of way on
and over .hrlr railway tracks, turnouts and switch
es. to th. exclusion of all Uams and vehicle« (e x
cept the lire apparatus In case o f fire), and any
person who shall obstruct suck tracks oe pa
thereof, or otherwise retard the Progrrsaofsi
cars, d iet due notice Is given by the car bell or
whL-.ii«,o r itf her tinnier »U naL .tjjs lL l”
by a i.ne of noi exceedu^ —
rdlng five
live days.
deys. IProvided,
hlowever.
meni ml exceeding
rovi
se from
this Kvthm shall negooerate as a
lawfu. damages for acddania. _____ _____
Uefo. ibis ordinane* shall become operativa,
tha
end asslgns.
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118 said
Mill Grantees,
Uioitu^a, their -associate*
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shall enter Into a svrltten contract, to be filed with
to be Imund by
she City Clerk of the City. agrMing to
■dltlona--of this
all the terms, stlpulntioni. end coodlt---...—
ordinance. Such contract to be executed «4th n
■ lily days after notlficailon by the Mayor In
ting, of the pillage
pissage snd
end a
approval of this ordin
writing,
of the ----------said Grantees.
ance. Failure
Kailure on the part o.
-— their asroclatea and aselgns. to carry out and[per
form all or any of the poodlttoo» or undertakings
expressed in this franchise, shall work a forfeiture
of all r ig h t!""
streets of the City of SoafOn.
The granting of tba right# and prlvdeges. herein
set forth in this ordinance. Is upon the express
condition that the Mid Grantees, their associate*
Ig u , obllgete thrmsrlvrs to build, con
struct, equip and operate their Mid railway on
Sanford avenue from the south city limits to First
street and on First street from Sanford avenue to
Oak avenue, as Tiereln set forth, «rlthln eighteen
months from the passage and approval of this ordlnaocs. And shall begin to construct and prose
cute the construction vigorously to completion of
their Mid li.ie of lailway. os herein provided, and
a failure to thus construct within the 'reasonable
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1908
$_0f. 4l|t_W 0RLD
Iteno of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
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h a p p e n in g s
d u r in g
th e
w eek
litre the Reader» Will find a Brief
Mlitorleal Spring riowlng
Tor Hurried.Reader»
Ur* Elizatwill Plonk, nged 74 years,
died recently at her country home near
Altoona. Pa. She was one o f the moat
*Ws experts on plant life In the United
_ J
'* ^coopuUed
■ -- .ygM,
florists 01*01
— Mr*. Will.‘ T U IffifT fa r‘ SO Y e n f r social
leader of New York dtjr.died at her home
la that cilY a few day» ago. It waa ahe
who originated the “ 400."
Inst from one to three weeks, during which
time she Is unconscious. On awakening,
she thinks that she has slept only one
night, and does not feel any ill effects
from her long sleep.
Prince H elie de Sagan. Anna Gould’s
new husband, has been sued for debts
clnhned to be due for commission on cu
riosities and antiquities.
AbW ROUND FLORIDA
The General News of “The Land
of flo w e rs"
CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS
first Year
will .present opportunities that will be ol’
vast benefit to the county.
Charles 11. Brown o f L iv e Oak, one o f
Florida's best known and most successful
hankers, has resigned ns president o f the
First National Bank o f U v o Oak in order
to give more o f his time and his personal
attention to Ms large Um ber nnd lumber
interests in Tutupa and South Florida.
The school teachers o f Boston are to be
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taught how to dance, competent Instruct
M m Maria Reinn D'Fnres o f West Tam
ora to be em ployed by the school board An E pitom e o r th e W eek ’s iCfost Im
pa committed suicide last week b y drink
p o rta n t Happenings In the
This is an additional feature In physical
ing carbolic acid. *
S t a t e '» Domain.
culture.
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The Presbyicrinn synod ol Florida has
The German Reichstag on Tuesday did
The schooner Lulie L. Pollnnl, from Pen been In session this week a t Jacksonville.
some plain talking about Empcrdr W illiam sacola for New York, burned at Sen, Nov. Important sessions have been held and
which m ay cause that monaclt to do some I. The crew were rescued by the steamer the attendance has been large.
. ,
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thinking. The German people object to Admiral Schley ftnd taken to New York.
(UjdQro«Ct has been - Th or» urtMxtw 380-- s o w o f ■Jbv»r*rt»ji
Conducted.
pineapples st Boynton on the Enst Coast. Tampa dropped deud on a Seaboard A ir
A t Biloxi, Miss., Henry Leidy, a negro,
D. A. Ulodgeft, a wealthy lumberman Line train as It pulled Into Jacksonville
was lynched Nov. 10 foir the usual crime who had a winter home in Daytona, died last Monday. '
that causes this kind o f justice to be nt his home in Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov.
Three solid trains o f mahogany logs
meted out.
1, nged 84 years.
daily has been shipped from Pensacola
Rev, A lfred H. Harding, for twenty-two
Having fallen below the standard o f e f for twenty-one consecutive days. The
years rector o f St. Paul’s Episcopal church ficiency required by the regulations o f the wood came thereon vessels from British
o f Washington, D. C„ has been elected Florida stale troops, Compnny-D. second Honduras nnd South Africa. The ship
Bisliop o f Washington to succeed Bishop infantry, which isstatiaucdatFort Myers, ments were the largest in the history of
Sutterlee/deceased.
the port.
has been officially disbanded.
It i, believed that all persona connected
with the kilting o f Copt. Rankin. In Ten
nesiec, *ome day* ago. have been arrested
and will be punished to the full extent o f
the law. It 1* also claimed that the conatltution and by-laws o f the nightriders
Former U, S. Senator E. W . Carmack o f
orfanlzallon has come Into the possession Tennessee was shot and killed at Nash
o’ the authorities.
ville. Nov. 10, by Robin J. Cooper. The
Jeremiah C. Moynihan. the oldest Roman sliooUng was the outcome o f political edi“T^tEdlc orTeinn Chlcagorl» dead-«t-h la tPrijIS lB S iim tu r Cnfmnck's. u b is t . Th e
home in Uyitcity. He was horn In Irelnml Tennesseean.
,
May 3.1808.
fIRST CAR OE LETTUCE
Mrs. George C. Howard, well known at
one time as on actress, and the original
."Topsy" in the dramatized form o f “ U nde
Shipped F ro m S an fo rd on Tuesday
Turn's Cabin," died recently at her home
or This W eek
In Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Howard’s maid
The first car o f lettuce was shipped from
ea name Was Caroline E. Fox, and she
Sanford on Tuesday, the crop o f W. N.
was bom in 1829.
Culp and »hipped by John V. Denton, the
Dr. Charles Franklin Rand, the first vol- well known commission man. Mr. Denton
unteen to enlist in the Union arm y after also held lids distinction in regurd to last
President Lincoln's call for troops, and the year’s crop.
flulsoldier 10 receive from congress a
The lettuce brought $4.30 per basket in
medal of honor Tori tra ver? 1'6n {he field, New York city and Pittsburg, which is
died a few days since, nged 70 years. He considered a very good price, nnd should
wu born in Batavia, N. Y . He spent net the growers a handsome return for
three years in Libby prison. Later, Pres- their labor.
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Mrs. A .pDiaz was burned to death in
The cases o f nllpgcd peonage In the
West Tampn last Monday. She. was the building o f the extension o f the Florida
sole occupant o f the house which had taken East Coast railroad, which have been (tend
fire in some unknown manner.
ing in the U. S. courts for some two years.
—Ttie diHstloirchurch SfifiUBIcon Ve itIToTT
is in session in Tampa this week.
The tax assessment of Hillsborough
county is $475,755 greater this year
than it was in 1907.
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Another dredge for work in the Ever
glades wns launched last week in Tampu.
A. A . Boggs of Coooanut Grove has sold
his crop o f grapefruit, estimated at 5.000
boxes, to M. F. Mickler of Leesburg.
The charge Is “ peonage, slavery nnd en
forced servitude.” The 'governm ent has
nearly 300 witnesses, ninny o f whom are
alleged victims. The attorney for Uie East
Coast company asked that the indictments
charging peonage and shivery be dismissed
as tho one charge distroyed the other.
Judge Hough, before whom tho charge Ts
being tried,'was Inclined to rule that Uie
charge o f peonage could not rest, but said
he would rule on any point brought out
during the presentation o f evidence.
The schooner Henry Weller, of New York,
which sailed Oct. 1 from Jacksonville for
New York. and,.which.. was. jajppaseji to
Duncan U. Flat chef. has been elected
have been lost, has reached port in safety. president o f the Missj^sippi-Allantic In
The schooner was blown far out to sea by land W aterw ays Association which has
a severe gale,.
been In session this week at Columbus,
The third tor|>edo flotilla o f the United Ga. The former name o f the association
States navy is to rendezvbp this winter at was Gulf Coast Inland W aterways Asso
Pensacola, going there for target iiractice. ciation. The object is the building o f a
The fleet will arrive early in December. Biiip canal from the Mississippi river to
the Atlantic ocean. It Is hnped to make
There are seven vessels.
Jacksonville Uie ocean terminus.
The contract has been let fur the build
ing o f a S5.000 pavilion over the water
Law n M o w e rs
o f Lake Eustla nt Eustis,
Special prices to reduce stock. If you
N o tic e o r R e g is tra tio n '*
, shal of District of Columbia. H e w as buried
Tl|e registration book for the City o f
st Arlington in lot-No. 1. which was set
silde about forty years ago for the first Sanford, Florida, will be opened on Mon
day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City
volunteer when he died.
Clerk's office, nnd will close on December
Nolan's Point, on the easterly shore of
at. 1908, at 5 o'clock p. in. .
Lake Hopatcoilg in New Jersey, waa fire
Hours o f registration— 9 o'clock a. nt.
---- ixlIfLaienLiudiLa since, destroying A lMade rnniUy bus l>ycn offered
1012 rn:,untt~frunr2 until -9-o*riockT».~m
lan’s pavilion, the boathouse near the
o
f
an entire building in which to
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M aks L. S cott, City Clerk.
shooting gallery, photographe/V, «Winters,
its products nt the exhibition in
post office, und other property. Loss is
in Jacksonville in January. The
A re you a subscriber to Tin; H craldT
placed at $40.000; insurance, $ 20,000 .
the j
dlsploy the tim e tn buy. Also good stock o f
be held icythek, grass hooks and lawn rakca.
offer is
Harry J. Wilson.
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Dy the loss of the Japanese s t e a m «
Talsh Mam over I BO persons lost their
lives. The vessel sank during a storm off
Eton island.
Qiarles W. Mdfse, wlio wrecked the N a
tions! Dank of North America, in New
YoA city, has been tried and sentenced
■tofifteen years In the federal prison at
Atlanta.
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President Failures of France celebrated
hi* 67th birthday last week. He Is a sodslist, and believes in separation o f slate
sad church.
By attempting to light a fire in the kiteb_ tn *tDVe la his residence at Swan Lake,
Msnltobs, L W. Carey, a farm er, set fire
— lQ.hii bous», «md his wife, tlVA Children
and M i» Gillespie, a school teacher, were
“ med to death and Cary was so badly
« « « d that he will die.
Tomas Estrada Palmer, the first pteal« n t of Cuba, died In Santiago la lt week,
« d was buried with high honors. The
uaeral was the largest ever held in Santwenty-sis organisation were in
cortege. Business was wholly sus
pended during’ the funeral.
Thecapital stock o f
the V irginia rati.
“ Standard Oil corporation, being
t ta Sewell's Point, has been increased
“ “a $33,300.000 to $36,000.000.
° nMarch * MMt’ Pre»M «n t Roosevelt
0uOxJ°mC °n° 0i lh® o0iton> of T*“
Oa Nov, 4 the noted race track 'a t
Ja-
N’ Y - wa» closed by Isw. There
¿ 7 ., **° wore raciiut there, as a law for¿JJ “ 4 lt WM P » « o d by the last legisla• amuel T. Armstrong, general med
at*
Bellevue and allied bos pit
of New York, has resigned.
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HEN it becomes necessary for the American people to throw off the yoke of temporary busi
ness depression, n wholesome respect for Lite welfare of mankind ^quires thut a fitting ex* pression be given the determination.
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W hereas, The American
people, by their suffrages,
have elected n chief executive under .whose
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policy it is believed that o long, period of general prosperity will be inaugurated, and,.
W hereas, It is believed thut even tliose who may differ from him in theory will promote Jhn
general'“public interest by ukiiiqi him with their ¿003 will and eo-operation, at least until events may
disdose the wisdom or Unwisdom thereof; and,
W hereas; Sanford is the metropolis of the Great Celery Belt and the gateway to the Vast St.
Johns Delta, and is looked to by this spleijdid region as the leader to set Uie pace in industrial activ
ity and breadUi of spirit and enterprise ; Therefore be it
Reaoloed, That we, the people of Utis fuvored Celery City, hereby urge the necessity of setting
aside all rivalry between sections, and by combined effort seek to 'dftïoUragè* lntfostrtnlr mercantile—
and financial pursuits by awakening oUr people to a sense of their responsibility.
Let all. in Utis, the season of promise of bountiful crops and restored confidence in general fi
nançai conditions, unite in their efforts to promote a broad reciprocal spirit, and Lo bring back that
degree of business acUvity which in past years lias characterized the country in general and Orange
County in particular.
May every commercial Interest Ungle with activity.
Wltile every cuIUvated acre is laden wiUi plenty, every heart responds to the inspired Itope of
good Umea, every ripple of water in the St Johns Delta brenUies an invitaüon to our people to en
gage in the commerce of the world.
As the happiness of one is tfie concern of all, we ask Uie co-
operaUon of our neighbors here and all over SouUi Florida, in all pursuits; and'ns this season
marks the advent
« i^sV era Doliücally.imd indUfltriaUy, we desire it to be known Utat Sanford
throws open her gates, and that we invite the people of Uie world to enter, barter, trade, sell, buy
and aid in ina^uraUng p^pnyepe^
may extend_thjojigbout the land like a tidal wave, and to
meet us in a spirit of brood. patrioUc good-fellowship, intent only upon Uie common good of our
J * T Y'
re* l4nctl «o take effect
tc_ J
ne* 1' wben be will have completed
,oriy Year» service.
common country.
of Protracted slumber is
j c i c t l t y unusual attention In Lowell.
Sanford, Florida, October 14, 1908
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T he P eople
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of
S anford
By
T he H erald
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A woman named Ldpisiana Pietto
* «i»v e
ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA
fru it Growers Get Tofefher On
This Vital Question
THE GREAT BENEFIT DERIVED
Such an Organization Would
Prove
or Great Value to Florida Fruit
and Vegetable Growers
The fruit growers o f Georgia have or
ganized the Georgia Fruit Exchange and
hereafter will market Uielr crop through
the office o f this organization. The Her- w ay for the Fl^ridn fruit and vegetables
grower» to get Uie beat result» o f their
Inbora and command the prices for their
«oops would be through t he sim ilar organ
ization o f a Florida union.
The following it a brief outline o f Mine
o f the reasons why.the Georgia organiza
tion w ill prove o f great benefit to the
grow ers;
It was decided that an association, to
be called The Georgia Fruit Exchange, be
organized and to establish headquarters
in Atlnntn, and any such branch offices
as might be necessary for Uie proper con
d u ctor Uie business. Tit«» capital stock
was rixtiTnrjlO u.U UU and subscriptions
covering a minimum o f $50,000, and
pledges covering 60 per cent o f the pros
pective crop o f 1000, based on 1008 ship
ments, to he secured before Uie same be
come binding. These subscriptions were
to be paid In monthly installments o f ten
per cent, commencing November I, 1908,
the »tock to be subscribed tor only by
fruit growers. A n organization commit
tee was elected and Mr. Bagley, o f A t
lanta, made chairman. This committee
has met with great success and It is the
opJulw o/Jhc w ell j
tietween 85 and 90 per c e n t ’of the chip
will be pledged before Uie stripping sea
son o f 1000. The eyes o f the south will
watch the progress o f this organization,
and If It continues to be as successful in
ts operations as it has been in Its forma
tion Uie indications ore that a very large
percentage o f the orchard owners and
truck fanners o f the entire .south will, in
the next few years, be disposing-of their
products through this medium and deriv
ing thereby the benefits which must
KHwmmri 1y-fteti mi |>any -nechwttccfUrw tedclfiirt. :
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The benefits to be derived by the peach
growers nre almost innumerable. They
w ill be brought closer together, and by
free discussion o f improved methods for
caring for orchards, pocking and shipping
only the best grades o f fruit, the peuch
industry w ill bo p la m l on the highest
plane, nnd tho growers encouraged to feel
Umt they have nn asset In their orchards
Instead o f a liability. ; W ith the handling
o f from 80 to 00 |icr cent o f the fruit of
Georgia through one bussness office, recog
nition can he had, not only from Uie
trade, hut from transportation In terests.
ns well, which is sudi an immense factor
In the successful marketing o f any com
modity, Dy having Uie "control In one
office o f Uie quantities o f fruit to be sent
to each market ru di riny .tm lUr-prl.M^ , —
by from 25 to 50 per cent are sure lo
follow, illstribuUon being the keynote o f
the whole plan.
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Economies in the prices o f crate m ate
rial, fertilizers, orchard implements, etc.,
purchased ttuough Uie central office, w ill
more Utan pay Uie expense o f running
the ufTnirs o f the company. For instance,
hut year the growers paid 10 cents for a
•orate, while next season they will be able
to obtain the same crate through the or
ganization for 12 Cents apiece. This Item
alone means a saving to the peach grow
ers o f Georgia o f $125,000.
AS (o the actual managing o f this-en
terprise, the members o f the committee
and fruit growers alike were, with one
accord: o f the opinion that it was a “ OneMan” affair. A man to assume such re
sponsibility m ust first o f aU. be a PastMaster o f Uie art o f organization. He
nsf he. a man in whom everyone had
F and Im p licit confidence and
whose in tegrity has such sterling charac
ter as to warrant the peach growers o f
C e o rg la ln IntrusUng to his absolute d i
rection the disposal o f Uicir len mllUon,d ollar crop'and ’ the purchasing o f all o f
their fertilizers, crotcA an dr implements.
He must be a man o f recognized ability
to cope with the tremendous problems
which roust necessarily arise and versed
in all the major and m inor details o f the
transportation and refrigeraUng business.
Generally, when this point In the forma(Continued
sleeping spells that
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Its rnl»cry, but tlic^ u n burst" nnd de
stroyed his eyes, and his w ife ran aw ay
w itli a lightning-rod peddler. Tlic mort
gage and the man are still there:
A Budget of Opinion " Just Be
tw eerr Yoir and Me
4 For n week after the election the
wheelbarrow took the place o f the uulomobile with voters who backed up bud
Judgment by worse bets.
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A Chlel la A m o n g Y e T a k in g N otes,
S o S oya S au n terer,
CwrMpM^MM to Th* HoralJ,
Sanford's the Best Still
li'> ■ i» d old world when the run don't thlae.
But there Ain't no d»e milntn'.
There'« «till ■ «pot whrre lire four« twine
And love when the tun sln’t shinin';
A n ' the wind« innv blow, and the fru«l« may kill
But Sanford'« the be«t In the country «till I
It’» a m U , cold world when the «llver'a gone,
Brit there ain't no use tie wallin':
The teas run high, but the *htp* «nil on, ,
Jin'1,ill,» «aillr,» «Ins uilll, ll.» m«1,111M*•
4 The campaign liar is entitled to a long
rest.
4 - U the freak election bet continues to,
grow in tho next hundred years as it has
4i».-tb e'iw st hundred. ;the'hnWVMttiif-W?W
does not chew horseshoe' nails, stand on
his ear for a week, or falls to kill his
mother-in-law on a wager, w ill be the
rarest freak the coming museum muti can
secure on the round globe,
4 A n idea that might be advantageously
developed by our improvement associa
tion has been adopted with beneficial re
sults by like organizations in other cities.
It Is to appoint a competent person, neces
sarily a good talker and o f impressive ad
dress. to visit capitalists, manufacturers
and others contemplating investment, and
present hnd advocate the "Advantages o f
Sanford. TlffiJ out £U y W oa U F W tn 'p W sonai communication with enterprises
seeking location or investment.
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made mistake?— no live man, who does
tilings, was ever free from inistnkes. It
proves hln humanity, mid also that lie
isn’ t afraid to tackle even n buzz-saw If
he thinks it is not doing its full duty.
Rah I rah I rah for Teddy f
But if the strong and resolute Roosevelt
could not bring about tariff" reforpi, and
rpnny other reforms he advocated and
pushed in season and out o f season, what
do you think the amiable nnd mild-man
nered Mr. Taft can do-against the Aldfk h ss-and. Cannons, F.irnkars, Pla its. Ik»
pews, Baileys, McLanrins, Elkinses, Pdj nss,
Dalzclls nnd all the other grafters and
trust defenders in the National Congress.
It takes a man with,brains, and the iron
will, and courage o f n Roosevelt, or n
Bryan, to .accomplish anything. No one
fenred Bryan save those whose graft was
likely to be interfered with, and the crim
inal trusts and gangs o f predatory wealth
— who have indeed defeated him.
Yours fo e Progress,
I do not wish to be regarded as n split
ter o f hairs, and, Incidentally, a -splitter
o f splits, but, In tlie -mune o f -EntflUh-us.
she ought to be spoken, why do w e con
tinue.to murder the language?
I constantly see annual reports purport
ing ro be «^ sta tem en t o f business in the
year ending, say,
HUH," instead
gay, June 30,1
30.188B,
o f in tlie year ended June 30, 1808.*
And. then, w e read o f people going to
Dnytotia* for n sojourn o f ten days, or that
John Smith lived In Ocala for five years—
bad English.
And I am always filled with a desire to
T he S a u n t e r e r .
murder o f to commit some oilier horrible
deed when I hear a man speak o f the
pretty girl who writes his letters as n
"typew riter.” In the first place, it Is entlrrlrw n m irtrm n fe co n d ly lt is grossly in*
elegant. W e nfcvcr speak o f the man who
runs an engine, a*. au-’.'eughc
would be Jlist ns proper. The idea of
calling a person who operates n typewriter
“ a typewriter." The proper word Is "typewritlst." The pretty girls who are such zeli, 0 . C. McDougall.
The cases as tried are as follows:
State vs. Ed Hess, quail shooting while
resp o n d en t o f l h e country ore ■"typenear Sanford; guilty, $25 and $5 towards
writlsts." not^’ typewriters."
When one has typhoid fever, w e tell he‘ costs or 00 days.
State vs. Hector Reed, cruelty " to ani
Is ill with typhoid fever— bad English.
mals; not guilty.
"Nesh IhsnksXIbtrin"
Mlitnh Moon • lookin' down
>"rom de doudi upon de lawn,
llrnh int- proy I
Fin* de darks«' cloud yo' kin, «ah I
Fin* • cloud ex brae ex «In. *ah,
Hide away, Ml*t|£ Moon I llltleaw ayl
Matin' all de country.Iirlihl—
Light ex day— .
Doan yoT know hit'« nrah Thankiglbbln,
A n ' de worl' owe* roe a llbbenT
Hideaway, Mltiuh Moon I Hide away
4
State vs. Chester Thomas, willfully kill
ing somebody clscs cow; not guilty
Slate vs. T. L. Joyce, selling ■domestic
wines in Ocoee; two trials; first, a mistrial;
second, not guilty.
--S T h trv ».' Flfif-tt WmirinU77JeaJ~lfuflfy
to bigamy.
State vs.'Gordon Nylnml, assault with
intent to hill; verdict, aggravated assault.
This is a recent Lake Mary case wtien the
defendent shot Fred Sjpbiom.
State vs. John Jenkins, aggravateti as
sault; plead guilty.
State vs. Win. Smith, hunting out o f
senson; Jury trial;* guilty.
State vs. R. L. Holland, hunting out of
season; plead guilty.
T h o.m en who have been claiming
everything for some weeks will be lone 4 According to the vociferously |>ronounced verdict o f a majority o f the American
some for occupation.
people, tills, the endorsement o f "sound
4 Just ns cverylaxly said, and ns every money** and "protection," Is to usher in
body suys before election, there were a everybody’s golden opportunity. Unless
good manysurpriscs Wednesday, the 4th those who believed In a tnriff panacea for
the ills o f government and o f people, who
ware confined to no particular party,
++ ++
4 Now that the Salvation A rm y is going conducted a campaign of systwmjcfoMsICto throw aside the big drum, the fact that nnd organized mendacity that was equiv
armies change base hns a good lllustra- alent to four months persistent perjury,
the restraint upon oil efforts to improve
iresent conditions will be removed at
4 Tin- (¡ic.it American presidential dis once, and a golden era will open upon the
traction having subsided for n term o f very heels o f the election.
years, it should not be forgotten b y tlie
Unless the most coljosal instance of
unmarried portion o f tho male sex that humbuggery, the most astounding fake
they-ere in the last-quarter of Leap year, and infcreditable confidence scheme* in ail
McGlon Bros., Proprietor«,
so that meads o f escape m ay he devised. dstory has been worked off on tills nation,
tha commercial nnd financial blight that
4 A correspondent it trying to discover had pressed heavily upon the people will
wiiU.WilS the nrm"lJftltt?r. Aduni, of codrscT *be removed without form ality or delay.
who printed a kiss on ilio check o f Eve.
Tlie sun of^prospcilliLmuit arise in the Everything Ncal a n if Clean
golden east, nnd ascending the firmament
4 The election is over. Let ua return to must throw its gilded darts through bimico
and Cooked to Please the Potale
first print ¡pies and make business hunt, and dissipate tlie mists o f udversity that
as o f yore. There is no use o f replnlnf huve hovered over tills country.
Unless the pledge o f a prompt return to
if tlie other side defeats. No doubt they
are ns honest ns your chosen champions. prosperity bo redeemed, tlie political
They want to see tho country prosperous crime o f .‘08 will eclipse the crime o f ‘73,
us Well as you do. Let husinoss prosperi and render those responsible for it exe
Corner First Street nnd Palmetto Avenue
ty -b e maintained, no mutter who wins crated and outlawed by their fellow citi
the day. Sulk not In your tents, my zens. The faith is prevalent that performa nee w ill follow promise, and that
hearties.
the mysterious and potent power that Hie
4 A prominent Sanford man has n well- world believes resides in gold w ill release
developed case of somnambulism, con the wheels o f iirogress nnd start all things
tracted while carrying the hnhy nt night. forward on the liigh w oy of prosperity, nnd
He says that he will never carry uny more thut will fallow the brightest* and most
babies, und he intim ated to his w ife that prosperous period that this republic has
in future she w ill, have to take a spin ever known.
Best Hom elike Accommodations
•wtrerr " " tootsy-wuutsy 11sings in the wee
4 Tlumksklvlng Day is almost here again.
the C ity st Moderate Prices
( w ill return "Thanks a w fu lly " If any
4 Wjicn it ram e to tlie ballot, every voter body In the-fullness o f his heart sees fit
to fire a gobbler this way. *
had a chance to m oke his mark.
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4 I want to repeat that it Is greatly to
the credit o f the Sanford preachers that
tliroughout the political campaign they
have. .kept..politics.out of. their pulpits.
There were Bryan and T a ft men among
them, but they hud the good sense to al
low Bryan and T a ft tnen to listen to their
ins without h aving to Luke a duscuf
polities. The peo|de hud politics enough
this year, without having it fired ut them
from the pulpit.
4
The dugfcnnel editors, curb-stone ora
t irs and oilier spellbinders ure now ex
plaining how It happened.
4 Some people don’t know when they ore
well off,’ and ere constantly growling. But
upon others/urtune does not alw ays seem
to smile, end o f one o f these I read last
week. A n exchange tells o f a man who
. m ortgaged his f flrtn-ta buy his -wife * pair
o f diamond ear-rings. His w ife took ip
washing to pay the Interest on the mort
gage, but the Aral Job she lost one o f tlie
"sparks" In tlie suds, whereupon site tried
to hang herself in the bam, but the rope
broke end she fell on s Jersey cow worth
$150 and broke its back. Her husband
then undertook to shoot tlie cow to end
4 Don’t try to answer Bryan’s arguments,
w as tlie order from Hitchcock to tlie spiel
ers. H it him with « club,wave the bloody
Bhlrt^call J>im o h o boogie-man,-frighten
the voter, turn on tlie red fire and order
up chills and fever music, They oouldir’t
match him in argument— so hit him with
an axe— and a golden nx<: at «km
4
Nearly all tlie big dully papers o f tlie
east, and same prominent weeklies, like
"H arpers." for instance, which is owned
principally by J. Pierpont Morgan and
other financial magnates, were opposed to
having their gigantic financial graft interfered w ldi b y a strong man like Bryan,
who stands for equality o f opportunity.
They hate him just os they hate Roose
velt, who has always stood for the squaYc
lieu I, and strong enough to whack the life
out o f them. Had Teddy been supported
-by-n-Bspuhilasn congress, -ns . W-shsuldhave been, he would have accomplished
much more than he did. He was the
Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue
I; Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing
W . W . LONG
DEALER IN
Fresh Meats
Repair Work a Specialty
Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida ;
»is *»»* **
H O LLY W ILL IA M S
DEALER
A ie n t for Virginia-Carolina Fer
tlllzers
IN
Florida s Western Meats
FULL LI NE OE GROCERIES
i
Phone 132
S an ford-A y
AIL WHITE BARBERS
every customer
YANCEY COLD, Prop.
FIRSr.tXtSS C8ATE MATERIALS S u b i d FI«
�THE SÏClAL
on f l d d r ^ lfiaT~every~fuifier In town
ought to have heard, and every boy also.
The next num ber "T h e Man Who Puts
W ell Known Former Cltlien Writes |
His .Arms Around M c."by Mr. D. G. W ag
of dood Old D i v i
of Interest Concerning ner. w a s ‘
w .
T O . Holly, Esq., Managing Editor The |
“ The Fathering o f a Boy’* was' read by
Society People.
Sanford Herald:
Pror. Perkins, because o f „th e absence of
During the past summer I have been
Mr. D, L Thrasher. It was short, but ap
honored
by visitors from many, o f your
propriate and showed what most boys
highly esteemed citizens and my old
|needed— a father.
A fte r the program Prof. Perkins an- friends,-and more than one has suggested
,
■*
Southwest Çomef Washington nnihChnnihsrsJ Itp ^ tt.
r#ierv City Vanity- Fair- W h ile I nounccd that the m eeting was onen for thnt I write a letter to the old Fire Boys
a w ,y the C aldeo M à u r i - -------- |general discussion. Several patrons o f o f SirnTord lliroiigli the columns o f your
the school spoke for a few minutes each, valuable jwper,“ suggesting that they get
Social Gossip.
NEW YORK CITŸ
Prof. Perkins nnnqpnccd that if there together and work like they used to do in
HE HERALD takes great pleasure In
=
1==,
the old days when the writer Hnd the
announcing that Mrs. Jennie Cassil were no objection he would teach this
pleasure o f commanding for so many
will edit the Social World depart- week Saturday, to make up for Friday
years.
_
a
fte
f
Thanksgiving.
By
so
doing
he
could
ment. Mrs. Cassil is no stranger to the
Your
present
chief would undoubtedly
and
^ n lc of Sanford, having resided here give a three-dny holiday to children
H |
.tiave considered this.an Impertinence on
eifloy
aevVrai years ago when her late husbnnd, teachers, which would bo moree tajoyabio
m y part, and besides, if I hnd wished to
Vtn Cassil. was rector o f Holy Cross Epis- than giving just the one day— Thankswrite it would not havo been to m y old
„pal diurch. Mrs. Cassil has ample ex- givjng.
comrades, reminding them o f n duty to
penence in newspaper work, having at
A fte r singing "Home, Sweet Hom e" by
Sanford, but to the Citizens o f Sanford,
vwioos times been society editor o f pa- by the audience, the meeting closed, oil
reminding them o f their duty to the Fire
mts in Washington. Cincinnati and Indi-1 feellag benefit led by being present at the
Department.
»nspoli*- The Social World department exercises.
My action nt this late tiny Is prompted
of The Herald will be made a feature o f
Woman*» I s s l i l B t a t - ^ r a n iT a I)/ rea d in g in your Issue o f October S4thr
the paper, and any assistance rendered
The W om an’s Social Club held their regThe Sanford Gas
bc
OPP»«- U1lir, m eeting a» -Sr t m W »1 m
f * | f t W irt ro od A fh p it! tl___
dsted. An editor is not ubiquitous nnd
tlon o f an electric light plant.
clubhouse and a most enjoyahlenfternoon
li unable to attend all social functions in
Can this be [»ssible. and if I am cor
was spent by the members and visitors.
one evening, and any matter o f n social
rectly Informed, Sanford without a F ire
Light refreshments were served that re
nature sent to the seclety editor o f The
department. Has the City Engineer
flected credit upon the committee in
Herald will greatly facilitate the labor of
drawn the Bo*nrd o f Aldermen's attention
charge, and social goinea were indulged in
yp ping this deportment u p j p j h e stand-;
to the extra dadger from fire from mnroreven niter T h e-la m p s -w ere" lighted, ns
erly insulated wires, particulnry in towns
snL
loutli were the Indies to leave the hospit
with wooden bu'ddlngsT Have fire Insur
able qunrtenf
o f the club. One o f the
ThrTarenti* Club.
.
ance men Informed yourcUizcna as to tlie
The m eetlnfSfThe-Parenta* Club was features o f the Social Club this winter
extra cost o f itisuranceT
btld in the auditorium o f the High School w ill be the invitation extended to visitors
In the good old days before the freeze
M Honda/ afternoon at 3 o'clock.
and strangers to the city w ill huvo the
SANFORD, FLO RID A
catadtfophe. which caused the loss o f your
The exercises of the afternoon were opportunity o f passing a social hour and
ovely city and clim ate to tnany'old citi
specially designed for fathers o f children, mude to feel at home with-the hospitable
zens, one o f them the writer, the City
but oaly a very few gentlemen w ere |ladietf o f Sanford,
Fathers used to pay the Fire Department
present.
' —
i 1600 per year for maintenance; by which ‘ ' f-T
h
e
W
edne
s
d
a
y
C
lub.
piece on the program w a s
means
we"were
enabled
tcTsiipport
FTns
rV r.w " hy n q im r .)I The‘"Wediiei3ay
T h e W ednesday Clulf
Club jnet
j n e t Wednesday
well-fundshed for comfort,
Utteconsisting o f Messrs; E. T.W dodm ir. afternoon at 9 o’clock in -th eir own room
with an Ice-W ater Cooler (nnd only on
F. a Woodcock. E. C. Hamilton and G..S. In ,ho Pico block- The Weather wus
high days nnd holldays*were the trim
liwiy. They were so heartily encored as threatening and did rain n few minutes,
mings allowed, the church pit Park nvenncl
they passed, to their seats— tTieycompcIl- hut inside this room the ladies were sinilnotwithstanding), nnd the said rooms
E S T A B L IS H E D
«1 to come front again, they gave the tng nnd good-natured, and so drove all
were generally used ns a Public Library
thoughts
of
clouds
nnd
gloomy
weather
«udirne« another verse, and the four I
nnd nil the members well taken core of,
. ommenred to Cow-cnw-caw until die from the mind.
r*
;
~
i
This was the first m eeting o f tlie year. fUrnlslietl with new clothes when same I
vbole people were convulsed with laugh
s
had
been
damaged
at
a
fire,
nnd
all
ter. la fact this quartette o f gentlemen A fte r some business Mrs. Lucien R. Phil
necessitry medical attendance free of Arc Ofltering Any and A ll Kinds of F lorida R e a l E state
were so good in their singing it would be ips, president, delivered a short address.
charge, no m atter the cause or necessity.
at as Low Prices and. on as reasonable terms as
well if they would organize into a perma There were mony gems o f thought oinotig
Can you wonder, therefore, thnt we hnd a [
which
were
the
fo
llow
in
g:'“
You
know
in
nent dub and" give amateur entertalnany line o f work almost, w e gqt.-gaodjuui. membership always pf /rum fifty ttyd x ty
H m íI -A n 7*. bere
the jx*ojjle o f Sanford. and our-deportmcnt the envy o f "every
o
f
it
in
proportion
to
the
amount
or
work
The next was a poem read by Rev. D.
other town in tlie Stute o f Florida, except
B. Sweat. "What is Home Without a we pur into it. 1 was reading an article
where they hnd paid Are departments.
D id f Home is not home without a expressing tills same thought. It said:
Further, look up the Chiefa's annual re
‘
A
large
|mrt
o
f
the
value
and
blessing
in
mother, what would it be without a Dad T
port Tor ten years prior loathe freezeTand Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Stfccts, Sanford, Florida
wu the commencement, but wound up by any achievement or attainment lies In
figure
out what the property losses were,
cooduding that “ sort o f think w e both" what it costs— we gain strength through
and
you
will conclude that with the num
uiiui make iionie. Many good truths for struggle.* No liternry club can do its best
ber
of
Arcs
we had )n those days the
fathers were in this poem. It was hcart- work that is content just simply lb amuse
money
was
well
spent.
or entertain - its members. I think we
Uj encored.
I
need
hardly
proceed
further; in these
[. Then followed an address b y Prof. G. E. want tu aim to do reul solid work with a
duys o f “Shall (ho people rule” and dot
serious
purjio.se
that
means
a
broader
edMid*. He commence*!, "There are a good
m and- higher cultivation for each lurs. you cannot expect something for
Birjwfftrwhere are the men*
nothing; therefore, my advice is, if you
Jhia set him rcirospectjng and j» c said: o f us." Her nddress -closed with a verse
want an efficient fire department, give
"I.can remember when no women taught." from Mrs. Browning; _______
the boys an incentive; Rooms, where
tW *ur« no earneil work
A gents for the Famous
He thinks his sister wos onion g the first
they can meet ami talk it aver; cuss the
Of any hoof it creatures how la It
lady teachers, as he can now look back.
Weak, imperfect, 111 atlaplnl.
chief, Muyor Luke and the aldermen w ith
The greatest achievement o f life nine
Kail« to much. It 1« gathered
out being heard; and ubovc all, have tlie
A t a grain of *anrl to enlarge
.
; SANFORD. FLORIDA
teenth century is the establishment o f the
indies o f Sanford take an interest in their
The turn of human action, u»ed
pihlic schools. I put it above everything
organization, and knowing your boys'as I
For carrying out Cod’* end. ,
el*. The old order of leaching was very
Incidents o f summer's outing by the do, you will find numbers o f them ready
different from the modern method. Then
di fieront club members were much en joy to take the places vacated by Davis, Zapf,
It wak chiefly medicine, Inw and the min
ed— several hod remained ut home, in Beatty, Brothcrson, Hockslein, Nichols,
istry. Tile difference consists o f three
Sanford, found it cool, pleasont nnd en Mudge, muuy others, and your old Chief,
main points: then it was arithmetic, Latin
— ---------- — Harry M. PArwoRTH.—
joyable.— esp ecial-en joym en t being- in
and Creek, The modern method teaches
seeing the many improvements going for
[Ed. Note— Sanford now has a good fire
good English, science and manual train
departm ent recently organized, and when
ward to enhnnee the beauty o f tlie city.
ing It is the duty o f parents to educate
Harry Papworth visits the old place again
"Accession nnd Reign o f George Iff.'
we will give him a fire drill and good
*i far as pusslbie. There should be no
by Mrs. Geo. L. Maris wos a paper care tim e generally.)
difference between the girls and the
fully prepared, full o f interesting facts
toys. I know no sex. 1 treat all just the
nnd well rend.
-*■
wne. Once I heard a speaker say, "E d
A circular was sent out toclub members
ucation never gave a man brains and
(Continued from pa<i- I I ’■ '
of which lltc following is an important
With this fact in mind, I am importing clean hard crushed
Rhea took away nil that he hnd,~ and
tion o f nn organization is readied, there
sto'ne, which when mixed with Btandard engineering specifica
notice:.
-B i down.___Inatnncem
tions, gives nn absolutely dependable foundation.
w-Nn fb^Alemherahlp will he for- are presented for consideration a score or
giren where education has been the mak-If-yrat-w «w L-ft-iVvitlk-4i>-w l>irJi-yiui_cnn tn k p pririn in t h i»yn iirH
feltcd by club members by non-payment more ot n&inesr' In .tills instance a must
l°g of children. The public schools arc
to come, be sure thaP that foundation is right. Tills is one of
o f dues, or^by failure to furnish at least unique situation was evolved in that there
for two main things; Efficiency arftl
was but one raiin alone mentioned, and
the characteristics of my work. Let me figure on sud» a
one paper during the year.’’
® *t*«er building. Is the moral educawithout whose services it was admitted
walk for you.
i
•
t
.
x
t>
don of our people .keeping step* with ouy
the organization could not be funned.
' Reception to Capt Pagenliart
^ I n g of sclent*, etc- Tjie teacher has
The good people o f the Geneva section Having been for the last ten years in a
good of the child at heart nt all times.- are grateful to Capt. Pagenliart o f the position to see all sides o f this question,
ooe 1» infallible; mistakes m ay be steamer Alligator, fur many favors shown and appreciating Row "bcneficnl to the
®odo; but they are o f the head, qot the by him, and In appreciation o f his cfTorts south successful action along the lines
r “0* While in olden times English and to give them a transportation for their would be, Mr. I. M. Fleming has been in
JWature were not taught, renders that produces, tendered him a reception last duced to sever his connection with the
>
^ best authors were put week at Geneva. Am ong those présent Armour Car Lines and w ill accept Hie po
0 *** hnmia of tlie children, and these w ere:
sition o f Manager of Hie Georgia Fruit
committed to memory. And llterJ. T. McLain and fam ily; H. H. Pntti- Exchange.
*** *e,n*
to memory will do shall and fam ily, Mr. Hayes and family,
Mr. Fleming is well known la Sanford,
i l0**Td forming character. Get a Mr. Worthy and fa m ily , Mr. Spear a"nd having been district manager o f the A r
> interested in good reading and that fam ily. Mr. Duckhart. L. P. Daniels and mour Car Lines, nnd is the owner o f valu
y « safe. One terrible mistake has sister. M. I. Baker and fam ily, C. Culpper. able property near Rand's siding.
n made and is stlU being made, and Frank Sutton, Mr. Mayfield, Master C.
WELBORN BLOCK
*
Ust of Unclaimed Letters
r !111lh* «p ressloii “ Boys wiU be boys." Proctor and sister, and many others.
Rem
aining
in
the
Sanford
Postoffice
at
mm
_
horrible expression has sent
close o f week ending Ncv. 10,1908 ;
Y* to the bad than anything else
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent
Ladles
V “ ? <*■ Why not eay, "G lrU wiU be
Several nice rooms, in good location, Brown, Mìm Be>Uie
McXlnnrle. Mr«.
We must Itald the boys up. W « w ill be rented to desirable persons. Cist FlrUI». Ur* Mintitr
Srrn*. Ui*a jewel
GriinkU- Ml*- Flora
not expect bad from them. Y e t I
ern and sulphur water on Hie premises,
Gentlemen
«•ve never known a boy a s U d a
Hatter, M M
lotjulre at T h e Herald office. w
J^rkion, A.
I I leb act
' , n0W;: i^hsve never known a boy
Moriey. Cubli
4 Good .
-----J u st R ec eived — — 4— - - ____ Arthur---Mam; ‘
Urn streets with ■ girl smoking e
BcnaalL
WU)
E.
The largest line o f sporting goods ev e r
real trouble lies with the
“ « r e - w l » leave all responsibility with received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Cui.
Harry J, Wilson.
nxMhers, because business occupies dothing, etc.
UTTER f ROM HARRY ÍÁ P WORT II j
J O H N V . D E N T O N & CO.
M ERCM NIS
P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER S O N A L
Fruit and Produce
T
Chase &
Vegetables
enera
Real
1 In
E
s u r a n c è A g ent
A
s ta te
g en cy
3
p
CHAS. H. E V A N S
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
CLOVER .HILL BRAND BUTTER — ^=1
S ID E W A L K
ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA
TAL
Do you r'ealize the necessity for a substantial
foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you
intend building? A nicely Gnished top lends
beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained
only when the same care is exercised in selection
of materials for the foundation as for the top coat.
S . O. 8HINHOL8ER
Ì
Sanford, Florida
W. H. H A N D
P a b s t ’s C e l e b r a t e d M e a d
Cigars and Tobacco
- -----------
QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION
Th e o . J . M iller & Son
House Furnishing Goods -
Uns
lw
10 rnuch* e«P«claU y the gel-
^ at **iere hi 110 ti*ne Mft
*** *bov, |soajy B very abort extract
È
Dawlay, Schkra
T lie Herald is fully equipped to prin 3ewtay> A. D.
.—
DuitXta«*. 1- U.
Woit 1«MC
’
fine stationery o f all kinds. A ll the latest
Persons claiming (he above will pica
type and material and "the men behind say “ A dvertised," and give date o f tli
Hit,
Chas . r . H askins ,' P. M.
the typ e " who know how.
Stoves, C r o o k e r y and G l a s s w a r e -
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home S ew lnf
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THE TAJR
„ T w o hundred a n d -c ig h ty -s e r tp -y c a r a j - W f r a o u r ih àl ‘ DmTe ouuntirwlll bovo n
h ave imi used since Thanksgiving Dny wns building at the M id-W inter Exposition at
Publish«] Every Saturday Morning at Sanford, Fla.
Blankets nnd Comforts, bottom prices; !
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■ : R. f . Hollt, Managing Editor
______ first celebrated. The little band o f Pll- Jacksonville. Would It'n o t be well for
grlms who met on that observation of tho Orange count y_lo procure n similar build 75c up. Mettlnger's (n ext door to P o st-j
Subaorlptlon Price, 81OO a Year In Advance |day. on the rocky shores o f Massachusetts.
ing, not only at Jacksonville but at Tam
[nduceffieB
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ents
AT
Da L. THRASHER'S
w -ria re tta g iB g *I
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f
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precedent, and there certainly entered
Into their thoughts no conception o f such
Office First Floor In the Dlihod Block, First Street to dny as a national institution. A few
Telephone No. 148,
months before, when they landed on the
strange
and new land, they found no
THREE MONTHS OLD
home
Df
mild climate, with soil easily
- - W ith this issue T h e H e r a l d has comworked,
but
Inmend, n l»»'H nf 1™ nml
the first quarter o f n year o f Its
storms. The little colony was In immin
Istcnco.
Since its inception this paper hatumet ent dnnger o f death by starvation, but they
with sudi lionerous and increased patron set heroically to work, planted their crops
age from the public that it Is stronger and placed their faith jn God. The first
harvest m ay not have been prolific, but It
and better In every w ny than any news
was ample for their needs, and demon
paper ever publisned in this city. In fact,
strated that* their new home.was capable
the friends o f T he H erald avow that it is
by fa r the beat‘paper that Orange county o f supporting life by tilage. For this they
ever had, and express an earnest wish were devoutly grateful to God, and it is
not strange the impression was so strong
that its weerly visits m ay become a
that the observation o f returning thanks
daily occurrence.:
During the three months o f its exist grew into a custom and wns perpetuated
wherever their descendants were the
ence T he H erald has been beset by con
dominant people.
flicting and contradictory interests, but it
A Thanksgiving proclamation was is
baa bottled In.and o txrtyf‘ Season f o r
sued
by George W ashington irr I7 8 fc and
best interests o f Sanford and Orange
one
•ominty.
In^Jhis work'peelat rather than general
bouyedavith the conviction that the moat
The
real
observance
o f the day os n nu
important factor In*a city's and county's
tlonal holiday dotes from 1803.
progress is n vigorous a n d liv e newspa
Less than two weeks hence this day of
per, and w e have aimed in every issue
gratitude w ill again be here. Another
to m eet that requirem ent
year Is drawing to a dose, and as w e take
T he H erald of today-hat its utterances
a retrospective view a f its events, it Is
more generally republished a n i commente d o n by the State press than any other ¡JnguUriyappropriate that sincere thanks
under Act ol Msrvh 3rd, 1878.
paper published in this section. Tho renson for this is that T he H erald is a reflex
o f the age in which we live; its columns
are filled with the best news, and'its edi-
»i-yrr
7 returnf 110, overruling Omnipotence for
tbe «* u ntl®“ blessings we enjoyed. What
we have to bo thankful for c a d i knows
^ \ 1or blmsctr. A s a nation, w e should
our products in a manner that will clearly
demonstrate the wonderful resources o f
Orange county in every line. T he H erald
will always advocate the advantages o f
state fairs, county fairs and expositions
o f all kinds, as no state in Uie union is so
peoilflo-4n—fruits ~<nHi- vegetables and yat
is deficient In opportunities to display our
great advantages to the strangers within
our portals every .winter.
Let us have the State Fair at Tampa,
the M id-W inter Exposition at'Jackson
ville and let .Orange county be at both
places by a large majority, and let no
other county make any finer display at
either place. A ll o f our visitors m ay not
hail from Missouri, hut they will quote
you that state whn it comes to "showing,
and unless our county is represented it is
idle to attempt attracting the thousands
by pdmphlcts and dry reading.
Especially is this true o f Sanford, where
narare has so richly en dow ed'iirw ith all
cornUMffrtrfOr
raising fruits and vegetables, and our
reputation already made must at all times
be sustained.
Sanford must be represented I
The election is over and everything will
now settle to the- accustomed standard.
It is a consummation devoutly to be
thankful for. The half-year o f suspense
intervening between nomination and cleclio n .is o n e o f the longest periods in hu
man life. How fast we live; how much
we ex(iccL When the people have-spoken,
the genius o f our republican institutions
requires acquiescence.
Copies o f The Herald can be obtained I
ot Millet's news stand, corner o f Park ave-1
nuc and First street.
Thir. paper wants a correspondent in
every section o f Orange County, as well ns
the adjoining towns in Volusia nnd Lake
¿mimic». The publishers propose to mnkp
Furnishing
Store
The Herald tho medium through which
the piople will learn nil the nows.
I f store advertising merely brought peo
ple to your store it would pay—hut the
right kind o f store advertising brings the
woman to your store with her mind made
up, nine timea out o f ten. to rfiake
certain purchases, with the result that she
makes at least nine-tenths o f the pur
chases sho hml planned when she read
your ad.
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Tile firm o f Snead & Venable, contrac
tors, has been dissolved, Mr. Snead retir
ing nnd Mr. Venable conducting the
business .ns heretofore. Mr. Snead has
leased the room In . [¿ cJ J jflca build!
¿ e x t to 'T y 'IT ’JSmPiHwS?m~esYaTflTi
first-class pool nnd billiard hall. He has
nlrendjr jHirchnsed ..three fables o f the
latest pattern.
C. M. Bradwatcr, the well known ferti
lizer salesman is in the city |hln week.
Mr. Bradwatcr has been with the Arm our
Fertilizer Works for n number ofj“yenr 8
but Is now Belling the product o f the E. O.
Pajnter Co., and having a host o f friends
all over Floridn will sell his goods wher
ever he goes. Florida people like a Flor
idn product nnd Mr. Brad water is the man
to sell it. . *
_ Ot Sio n CD n v
torlnls cause the people to think.
" * 2“ nntl 1* lve ,hnnk* »iH u m e d ly and
S c h lo ss 6*05 & Co,
Ftwt CwOTHCSHAAfn
The success o f T he Herald is founded' wU 8™°* J°Y! os, a c*ly'. we B,,ould be
S4LV»
mo*C* New VgM
New Florida syrup and hot pancakes, |
upon public opinion. Since Its Inception
thankful and as iudividu
Jmlghty good; hotiMitii lm had nt Senfo ü ¡@ V tiN .--T H E - I10USE7
-It has striven ' to Iks a real newspaper.
tl»e-w a y-«f-«a oh -w llh reference t o
It
strikes
us
-that
-th
e
persons
In
Thtrf
giv in g apace, to every w orth y, ob lgg k .y h *t jie.haa to _ tg J h qjik fu l .for Is a matH. II. Dcone is s|tending n few days ^ c o m p le t e lin e o f E le n ’s Slinjipy,
b u M n g up instead Df tenring down, arid
wh.cR r a t r w ljo lly yrlth fils own eon- county who nro already cackling over the
with Hanford friends nnd relatives. He Is
U p -to -tln te Suits, in all the
victory
o
f
their
favored
candidate
at
the
while giving the patrons all the news.
ncu'
former cittecn, nnd though residing in
le n d in g S h a d es and Patterns
recent election, and the many advantages
never becoming “ yellow“ or Sensational.,
TOR P R O S P E R IT Y .
A i n /v/\ ,
tf»O A A A
to be derived therefrom by themselves, Jacksonville, retains ills love for Sanford. |
N ow that success is assured, w c take tliii
President Elect Taft, to the Cincinnali arc enumerating thetr poultry at a period Mr.Deane says that when he gets started | i T O H ! t p l D . U U 1 0 JpO U .U U
opportunity o f thanking our patrons for
talking about Sanford to people h e'n ever
Commercial Club:
anterior to their incubation.
their aid and co-operation and promise
knows when to atop.' A s Mr. Dennc re- Besides an elcgnnt line of Boy’s'
“ Every business man who is obeying
our faithful adherence to the same prindThe ship canal across Florida that will maiks, the truth about Sanford’s wundeithe low s m ay go ahead with nil, the ener
Pnnls, Suits. Especial atiention
ples in the future that has governed the
gy in his possession. Every enterprise be constructed In the near future, will no ful possibilities Is stranger than fiction.
policy o f the paper in the past.
is called to our strong and com
which is within the statutes may proceed doubt intersect the St. Johns river at San
The publishers deem no task too la b o ri-:
Genial Jpe L ea ves S a n fo rd
plete line of Men's Furnishwithout fear o f 1interference from the ad ford, as this point is the most pccesaible.
o n * or no expense too great if the tone of
Joseph DcMont.or as he is better known
ministration whcn^acring legally, but all W ith a traction line nnd a ship canal,
.
ings, Shoes and Hats
the paper is thereby elevated, or its useI
i
f
«Interests
• »V iu o ia
TT 1111*11
M
l
within
the
Jurisdiction o f the who.can foretell the future o f the Celery to" everybody in Sanford, "J o e ," has
Give us a call. We can lit you from lw*d
fulness increased by the employOten o
governm ent. m ay expect a rigid CityT
pocked his ■irm dr'to depart for Europe
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to foot and we guarantee lo plraw.
such additional methods.
enfaA »tnent o f the laws ngainst dishonest
again, after a stay hero o f fourteen
T he H erald entertnln| no m isgivings me
A Pleasan t A ffa ir
months. It is with much regret that Joe
Yours for honest values,
as to the future o f Snnford. Both.the
A delightful session of the Woman’s is leaving the town of his birth und where
city and the State are In the midst o f an
prim ing pjftm when in* Home Missionary society wns held Thurs his parents lived nnd urc hurled, hut imera o f great prosperity, and I n ,lb * gen- mailed.,August HLwns thought to bo fully day afternoon at 'the Methodist parson- portent business is calling''hlnrback nnd
eral distrib'utlori o f good things Tin. Hr.«- efflcjent (0 <j0 ihe printing fp rth ls section ng*. .Despite the inclemency o f the he has arranged to hls satisfaction all his
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U t.
D. L. THRASHER
W e had Hot correctly weather, n large nu miter o f ladies were
present and ull enjoyed the meeting. Mrs.
Philips read n letter from the superintendent o f the Orphans' Home in Macon, ncknowlcdging receipt of a box sent there
recently, "one of the best boxes ever re
pie-counter.
orders for Job printing and advertising. ceived from Florida." Its value was $43.
y
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This week more than 51100.00 worth o f The treasurer, Mrs. Elder, reported more
T h e Democrats saved to fe w governors |typo wns added to the plant and T he than $150 raised for local work this year.
from the wreck.
H erald office is now one o f tho most com This has been n very successful year for
plete and best equipped In tho State o f the societies o f this church. The regular
businesa being o v e r, tight ' refreshments
The-tariff is still in the hands o f its |Florida,
were served by Misses Beth Mittingcr nnd
'frien ds tond w ill not suffer.
Sanford must prosper in the hands of May {taniilton. Then the ladies were
The " T i g e r " didn't do n think to the its friends. It Is. therefore, highly essen shown through the personage, which is
“ Elephant“ in the Jungles o f Greater New tial at the approaching municipal elec ono o f the most convenient nnd comfort
tion to elect men who have proven their able in the Florida conference.
York the other day.
ald
w ill share. ,
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for years to come.
gauged the volume o f Sanford business
The spellbinders will now retire for a |and in n few weeks were obliged to add
more machinery and augment the force
•Iteli. • —3— :— — 1
o f workmen. This force has been workThc-next landslide w ill-b e toward the |ing d a y and night to take care o f th#
friendship. The voters at this election
— The boats oonting to Snnford are loaded Ishould place in the C ou n cilm an who enn
with passengers. Our wharf presenta a be trusted to do the best they can for the
people— men who u reyu bllc-splritcd and
busy scene these days.
who w ill inuke all jicceM ary and commcndnble improvements, but who w ill
A government expert is engaged in
permit no extravagance or misappropria
trying to raise vegetables in Orjando w ith
tion o f funds.
out water. Hotter send for Burbank.
W ith lettuce bringing $4.50 per basket
ibis week, the people can become recon
ciled o ver "Bryans'defeat o f last week.
4Ira,-Howrndr of-tlie Reporter-flUtl, lllllir
us "Sandfordltes." W c can look for Cel«ly lte s next, and then It w ill be electric
lights, nfaybe.
There's some consolatloa in tho refleclion that N ew York state will retire twi
dead senators that lliey have neglected
for a long tim e to bury. They smell to
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The election
o ver and tbe next greai
- events w ill be the Florida State Fair at
Taippa, the M id*W inter t Exposition at
. Jacksonville, end th e Fete Day at San
ford. They w ill occur In the early spridg
and should attract (he tourists in great
numbers. .
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During his stay here in Ids birthplace,
after nn absence o f fifteen yctors, Joe has
made innumerable friends nnd they all
will miss tho ever ready smilo nnd hearty
greeting o f Joe's French-English salutnlion. A ll Sanford will wish him well on
ids trip and success in the old country,
nnd will at any tim e wileome him back
gladly to his Florida home.
A ll Mr. DeMont's interests hero w ill be
looked after by S. Runge, o f the Coca Coin
Bottling Co., who has been appointed his
attorney here.
On last Tuesday W. N. Culp, farming on
Joe Cameron's plnoe, shipped to John V.
Superior |>rinting for all purposes at T he
Denton o f New York, thirty-two baskeuof H e r a u S office.. lettuce and in forty liours from the time
the shipment left Sanford by express J.
V. Denton received a wire from his house
that Culp's lettuce sold at $4.50, MrL
Announccmpnts for municipal office w ill
Denton received the first lettuce from San be publlahed under this caption from now
The Arcadia Champion is to be incor ford last year shipped by Mr. Culp and until the election at the uniform price ç f
porated.
When newspaper proprietors gave him satisfaction with almost ids en $5.00 each, payable strictly In advance
form a corporation it is an evidence of tire crop, and in fact has shipped to that
f o r M ayor
To ibe Voters of Sanford
prosperity, and the object in this case is
house solid for three Years, and snvs ifJ__ Urrrhv «nnmmi» myntf ui s {«m im t « for re
stated to be "to carry qn the him! n r.« anat h e r e ir n nitth In the commission business foni. »object to the wui of Ihe people siih e mumore heretofore done by the Champion who will give a shipper a square deal it is nWp*1
December 7ih,
^
folka." It isanuounced that a typesetting
John V. Denton. Mr. Denton is a native To the Voter» of Senford
maching w ill M ono o f the first things to
Floridign, and has hnd nine years actual |
* 1 ". “to' i L ‘
be added. The Champion has always
experience in the fruit and commission *°Uhy.
Your» icepectfulir,
been a model o f good, clean printing,
business in the New York market, and
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using the best o f paper.— Tlmes-Union.
has had experience both as receiver and
j * ^ T o r City Murshul
* Honest John Collins o f the Tallahassee
{ True Democrat has been forced to retire
from nctlV4"wdHf on account o f falling
health, W o regret lo lose John from the
So far as freedom from personal attacks
ranks and tiope a speedy recovery will
upon the character o f ih e' presidential
bring him back into the fold. His suc
candidates wag concerned, the lost cam
cessor to the tripod. Milton A . Smith, is a
paign was. the best held in the
1thorough newspaper man o n d T iu fH erald
— S ta le » in muuy years.
1extends greetings to Bro. Smith.
T iie letter from Horry Papworth left out
o f last week's issue will be found in to
day’s H erald. It has lost none o f its
good points by delay and wiU interest
Sanford readers.
Lettuce Bring» Good Prices--------
extensive property interests here,
Since Joe’s leaving Switzerland his
iincle there died and he has become port
ncr with his cousin in a large business in
Geneva, where his presence now is most
necessary.
CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
Shipper.
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Talked O f J a p d ft
‘S r ’.
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To the Voter» of Sanford.
1 herebif announce to yte lfs » a cmiullilats fiaC ite
Msr«h«|. »object la the will of tn or the vote!» of
Mr. S ak n u m i; o f Japan, talked at Uie u£ll°w“ °i W o n l 1,1,heComl,l< raunkdP*' • «* ;
Methodist cliurch Sunday night, contraste*i*rtence
so officer
w
»ml full» n sliu the ttuilM tmulrod of ■ Marshal'
ing the religious utul social customs o f his p »i*1
« « ] . I i'n>mi»e to filthfufly sndconscieoilou»people with Uie customs, o f this country.
Uw»*U the» ‘» i ^ ^ u « ! . ^ ! “ 1* 1w ***'
Sanford
Machine i Foundry
- — Works
Repairing of all Kinds
o f Machinery
DEALERS IN
A u to m o b ile s and Gas
Engines
Office and works on Oak Avenue,
near Fernuld's
S A N F O R D .
FLORIDA
Old Shoes Wanted
nm ago in -«»X in g fur ULI> SHOES. I
w ill g iv e what Uu-y urc worth
SIZES. 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10 i f AND 15
A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop
Cor. 3rd SL nnd Sanford Ave.
S leaking o f Uie religionsof the tVq_SQun^ ^ - a w o t e s ^ W o r d :
C C- Uaaa
tries, he said Americans live longer Uian
i berrbr luouuncv uiTself •» ■ candidate foe rethe Japanese because they laugh more.
E lec tio n Proclam ation
Mayor's Office, Sanford. Fla.
November 5, 1908.
They keep on the sunny side o f life, while D‘e pan and nJ V-it « continuance of the »«me at
— -.xordnnce wiUt the Ordinances of
It Is claimed that the phonograph will in Japan tho people rarely ever smile, that, a» in the m » i . I win do my utmoittopra- the City o f Sanford. Florida. I hereby »8
d,lr * * ea,unx * ltj ki u^ v' an d ectio n to he held on Monday, De
cure drunkenness. This is probably on The results, he said o f CltrisUanlty and
cember 7th. 1908, at the Ciiy i M *
heaUienltm. He urged Uiat missionaries
the idea that a man would swear off
Palm etto avenue, between First and Ssobe sent to h li country, and that native
i f he could hoar a phonograph repeat
ond streets, for the purpose of electing •
ro r Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
preachers be prepared for the work, deUi« Volet* of Sanfutd'
some o f the things he said while he was
da rin g thn{ It paya.large div,
and uouecior
Ooli~-*rw to
,n serve for one
ami
«... y. w ■
[is a Methodist, and Is attending the Bos lord.
hava »crvrd
»crvnl the
the peoni« (n ihU offica lor Uerfc, Treasurer and Assessor to serve w
o. II nava
risiti yean and the as
one year; ahree Aidarnieit to sen eiix if * ,
Thanksgiviejg is always an essential ton University.
yeats quallAe» n x jo
years.
IVcembet
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element in prevailing prayer. If petitions Just Arrived at Sanford Grocery Co.
Rolls open at 8 o'dock a. m. nnd doffi
faithful dUckarie ot the dulie» ot the office
do not ascend freighted with grateful aca t sundown the same day.
Buckwheat flour, old homestead flour,
Mass L. Soon.
I hereby appoint T . Keane. 0. S Tsrwj
nowledgcmenta, we need not be sur- graham flour, hygenlc and superlative
a.™
Geo. Fox. Jr^ os inspectors of
To
r
City
Council
If they descend empty. God has flour. Snider’s catsup, dillU sauce, oyster
«lection , and E. W. D. Dunrt m d ert
nt favors for tbe uufaithfuL
cocktail, and salad dressing.
..
FoRgssr L ase,
S Ä * -
vrAr- * y f fi
Mayor of thejffiy of Sanford, f»-
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y íít.m r r
K irr.
�THe
SANFORD
HERALD
absolute nuisance fur them, as wall i
the people o f this town, to be annoyed |
by these pand spurs.
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f •Hterestlng
iM t e r r s t ln f*
Iitems
te m s
-X— fF O C I- Correspondents
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and
Mr8 Kat11
W hite, |nn
of Broddflckrl
PaMr'are
|ocatcd
Epworth
Misa Ethel Quflckenbos has gone to I
Daytona to spend a couple o f weeks with
her sister, Mrs. C. R. M. Sheppard.
Present to the Investor the Best Opportune
w # # k iv I Mra- Jamea Alexander, o f bcLnnd, was
Cffldiflt i , * rtrh° rT(Rrr^t 0r y f o r
h' V |over yesterday to m eet Judge Jones, of
The Herald
■ ' . •- ••• . .------ ties in F lorida------
Mlsa Mabel Thayer is spending this
week at Blue Springs with her sister, Mrs.
J. R. Thursby.
t
LAKE MARY MtLANGe
Fortier is home to see hi
IN S H E W
o f Orange City, were In town last week.
• n n c n D A k iA F r a iiiu T V
ItfE EVENTS O F O R A N u E C O U N T T
JCirrr«CW'Jrncfl w Th* Hw,W :
URRELL
_M rs-J tyla n d - end-daughter. M Iss-A lierrH
mo liier,
yfe k etUl seriously » L
Martin Nelson is shipping his oranges.
,
Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed
$25.00 to $200.1)0 per acre
Mr. R. Green, form erly o f Oklnhoma. has
come to make h is ' home with his daugh
ter, Mrs. H attio Brooks.
Mr. Roswell Bushnell, }r. and cousin,
Mn Annie McDonald returned from
Sunday
jidionviUe last Sunday and reports hav-1 w hh the,r aunt^ Mr^ s c j^ j,
“
■ ,M d ,lme*
M r . F ra u relum ed / l « k . o „ » l l l e l „ „
M ed her brother. Ralph Webster, who
|week. Site left tliree o f her children here.
i , i n the employ of the Pullman Co.
Mr. J. L. W right and bride, o f Sanford,
We sre glad to sec Mr. Hanking back
were over Sunday afternoon, calling
l„ Lske Mery. He will accept a position
I Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Qyackenbos.
,i Lb the Planters* Mn inifBCturtTtg © a
*
afternoon. J ive, launches.
REW
JOHNSON
Trom-Sanförd were at the dock, the I
hit Sunday.
volo, Rust, Chiras, Mary C and Larine.
A T T O R N tY -A -T L A W
Un. J.W. Jernlgan returned from Jack
Prnctk**
In Stale and Fédéral Court«.
sonVtUe last Sunday, where she-hni been
attending the gala week festivities.
M. G. T. Dulldlnf.
I li one 24B
R *. J. F. Sunde» is putting In beans
F r o m a L o c a l C o rresp o n d en t to th e
ud lettuce this week, and expects to
J a ck so n ville P ro d u c e N e w s
TH O M A S EMMET W ILSO N
hire s fine fa » garden,
A trip to the vegetable districts in nnd
A T T O R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR
We didn't hear o f any Hallowe'en
around
Sanford
at
this
time
is
a
most
In
A T -L A W
jnnM around here. Everything was
teresting study o f crop conditions and Lat« Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
peaceful sod quiet.
Rer. J. F. Sonde» was a visitor in Or- gives a good insight into the prospects of
Residence*, Sanford and Sylvan Laka
die coming season. The celery growers
Undo this week.
are busy with their seed-beds and the re
Mr. T. B. Catherwood is quite ill again.
cent rnins have not prevented the plant- 1
GEO. A . DcCOTTES
Mr-tTom Morris from Forest City is ing to any great - extent, as many o f the
beds are sproutlng in good-fon n and s ev A T T O R N E Y - amo -C O U N SE LLO R a t -L A W
* (ire glad 10 eral growers have plants about ready to
ter, si sn apprentice.
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Practice in Stato nnd Federal Courts
kc nice young men coming to our town. transplant.
Sanford, Fla
We hsve two other new arrivals in
Celery conditions were never better and Wclborn Block
M UR R ELL & M INSHEW
CROPS AT SANT0RD
L*le Miry, Mr. G. Stevens nnd Mr. T ill this great crop should do more for the
man Farr. They are in the em ploy o f the growers this season than ever before.
W A L T E R D. BELL
PUntm' Manufacturing Co. and are
Lettuce and cauliflower plants aro look
fetching in the old King residence.
ing fine nnd promise a good crop.
A tt o r n c r-A T -L a W
His. Liiiie Fortier, who has been quite ’ This y e a r n great acreage is plnntcd
Title*
Perfected
with strawberries, n crop that promises Atwtract* Examined and
ill fur some time, is rapidly improving,
Knom 21 Pico QJock, Sputimi, Florida.
Mrs. liilrnn Nelson spent Saturday night m udi to the grower o f moderate means.
The plants that havo been put out are
ind Sunday in Sanford visiting, friends.
growing rapidly, being greatly aided by
DR. R. M. MASON
Rev. Mr. Crown will hold services at
the recent rains and nlreudy there arc
the Episcopal church next Sunday at 4
.DENTIST
some tw enty-five acres plnntcd to tills
•'dock pm .
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fruit. With the system o f irrigation they Welltorn Block
Phone 10
The Planters' Manufacturers Co. arc
have, the Sanford growers should {Hit
tuuuually busy. They are working up to strawberries Into the northern markets
Sanford, Florida
• o'clock almost every night.
earlier than any other point in the state,
The gardeners are complaining o f dry and under, the same conditions ilia vines
Wither. A good shower would be very Will hold fruit longer.
----- ~ ~ — much appreciated. •
The large cold storage plant recently S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N
Leveling and CroM-Sectloning for Drainais
Christmas will soon be here. The work erected at Rand's Siding, the Crystal Ice
' a Specially
ers have got busy and are planning a Company, w ill play an important part in
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Quistmss tree and entertainment on the vegetable industry o f Sanford and for
Christmas Eve.
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die first tim e the Browers can be granted I
the opportunity o f keeping the vegetable
G. W. H A M M O N D
GENEVA GLEANINGS
I upon cold storage until the murkets are
Mr. H. II. Pnttishnll is getting tlie fram e I right. The cajm city o f cold storage is 8 0 1
ARCHITECT '
- ef bis new house up this week. When I carloads.
Oflice withtMurrell A Minsltew
wnpleted it will add much to the looks
Since Sanford’s future depends largely I
of that part of our town.
I upon the minty crops now in the process _________ Beo Mutai Bitck----
People’s Bank of Sanford
C a p it a l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and
Courtesy,
Pays 4 P r r C»nt. In fortii, Compounded Quarterly,
on Savings Deposits, and
from any and all causes.
Its cuslmneranothing-
This additional protection costs
Now Accounts Solicited
M. M. SMITH,
II. R. STEVENS,
President
G. S. DERRY,
Cashier
Vice-President
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
and BuggUa
B lie k s m lth ln t and Horseeh
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E
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Pope Contracting Company
High-Grade House-Building a Specialty
M
rs.
Walker returned last week from o i being Planted. the outlook is very favor-1
SouthCarolina, where site has been Bpend- J al*lu. and witli the great number o f new
^ inf the summer.
people coming in every day and buying
T O N S O R IA L
PARLO R S
» J. L. CARKUTHERS
Mr. Spence,. 0f the Naval Stores S tea m -' p n ),W y< our I,co,‘ le cnn fccl jubilnnt'
Proprietor
New Celery Bleacher
ho« Oa., of Jacksonville, is expected
Hot and Cold Bath*.
W. F. Raszien, o f Dnytonn, was in Snntwisy to confer with our citizens in reFLORIDA
Drf to resuming the through :steamer fon l a short tim e ago exhibiting to the SANFORD
celery
growers
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litis
section
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now
cel
•«vice to JacksoaviUe, which luts been
ery bleacher. It is made o f lath closely |
ibcootlmied for some time past.
woven together with wire, and he claims
Mr. IL 0. OvcrstrceL o f Orlando, was
inGeneva last Saturday, coming by auto. that among its s|>ecin! advantages is that
it w ill let uir and moisture through the
Mr. W. P. Smith is getting the roof on
apertures between the lutli. Several hun
hi* new bouse this week.
dred fee t can he rolled up like a enrpet.
Mr*. R V. proctor has put a n ew roof which faciUtatcs the handling and is a
: no her store and also on addition for great advantage over lumber. He claims J A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention
■**fliof rooms. She will soon m ove Into that this new new bleacher can be mudej
nnd Best Efforts
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no mw house, knvlng rented her old one. for about $10 a thousand feet. Tlte growOpposite City H it»
'Phone 230
Shipping oranges is now the order of ers hereabouts ure much Interested lit tills.
new jtatent and some w ill test its effici
nl^ u °* *a ,t wec*1Hie stenm- ency this winter. It is largely used in |
* AHigator, Jkipt. Pugnnhort. took a large Volusia county.
of ocr people on a trip down the
Tax N o tic e
vw front Lake Harney. The bright
The tax books o f l i t » C ity o f Sanford
f l i g h t night was an ideal one for tiie
for tho current year wlU he open on the
AND
A bountiful lunch with hot coffee
first Monday In November, 1008, at the
served aboard tlie steamer, and a »
CoUector's office.
on returning that they had had
Personal taxes must be paid before the
- “»ks time of their lives."
first day o f March. 1909, and reul estate
V - Proctor end children before tlte first day o f April, 1909. See
W l Sunday at Chulyota.
Section 213, Revised Ordinances.
J. I. ANDERSON’S
11-4
J. T. L rr, CoUector.
C. H. DINGEE
DEALERS IN
Builders’-Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
____Alpha Cement. Acme P o ster
Plans, Estimates, and nil Information relative to Building
Plumbing and .w
Gas Fitting "
. Cheerfully Furnished
PHono 69
Consult Us
Office with Murrell & Minsltew
P ico H otel
Block. Sanford . Flsr
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Funds Protootod by Burglary Insurance
8af«ty Deposit Boxes for Rent
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When you have an item o f news coll]
Wi«. „Hi Y. Palmer and a friend from phone No. 148.
fL,
Park were in town last week. Mr.
Guardian's Notice
w u showing him some real estate,
NoUce
is
hereby given that L William
JEWELER
end w ife are spending
R. McQuaid, as Guardian o f Ute person
WMk* in N cw Smyrna. H e and estate o f Cecelia. D. McQuaid. a
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health is much better.
minor, intend, on tlte 4lh day o f Decent
0. Shirts and w in , q f Dubuque, her. A . D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m., to ap------- UY SPECIALTIES :
-------.county Judge o f Orange, cotm-.
ty^ Florida, at his oflico in Ute City of
10 here all winter.
Orlando, for authority to aeU at private P k k a td s Hand P iloted Chins
sale dll tho right, UUe'and Interest to the
C ofh .m 'a S u ,lio| Silver
S T " ' 0f HeorHls, cam e Fast
following described land, situate lying
Ueu»
* busy with heir duties o f house- and being in tho county of- Orange and
Roger*' P U ltd W i m
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a u to o f Florida, to -w it: Lot nine
Elgin and Waltham Watchaa
block four (4 ) . Uer five ( 9 ) , In die
khow,|i^inU ***
made every day o f Sanford. Florida.
He n r y M c L a u l i n
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W il l i a m R . M oQ uahj .
A s Guardian o f Cecelia D. MtXJuaid.
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S
MEETING Or THE PARENTS' CLUB
ducted into the study o f Greek and Latin.
Much stress was laid upon the disciplinary
value o f n study o f the dead languages,
nnd a knowledge a f them was considered
essentially n port o f the equipment o f
any man before he could lay claim to be
well educated. The course was laid out,
more with' regard to -the requirements of
th e lAtryar. the doctor or the- minister,
than the.necessities o f the common, ordinury man.
Most Interesting Session Meld Last
Monday at the High School.
anford,
F
l o r id a
girts wilT stoop lo w e r'- than- boys, for no
boy would go on the street with a girl
who w u smoking a cigar. Some girls
will do th a t
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‘ A part o f the troublo with boys is that
If a stranger had dropped In to the
the responsibility of their bringing up is
meeting o f The Parents' Club called for
placed upon the .mother. The father is
the benefit o f the fathers o f itie comtoo busy to. attend to the welfare o f his
munity. on Monday evening last, he m ight
children;
hqt what will it. profit a m an I f
w cll have wundered where the fathers
he gain millions and his boys go to Uie
were. The mothers were out In full force.
bad. W e see numerous examples or this
hut the fathers were conspicuous onlyin
the children o f the rich. Th e children
T h e threem nin points o f the modern
----- b y -their absence.
Mad there been u
o
f
the
land ore the greatest o f its assets.
system
are:
1st.
Thp
study
o
f
English.
foreign war in progress, calling upon eVM ri
-there could hardly' have been few er of
them present. A nd yet the meeting was
‘ full o f Interest for every father who de
sires the welfare o f his children, and
ough t to have been attended by nil tbc
fathers within the Unfits o f the school
district.
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The m eeting was opened by a sont
from the quartette, Messrs. Woodcock.
Woodruff, Derry and Hamilton, which was
well received and encored.
A poehl, "W h a t is Home Without a
Dad." was rend by Rev. D. B. Sweat, who
[wcfaced it with the wish that more o f the
Dalis were present.-a wish which- was
heartily seconded by the audience. It
proved conclusively thnt the Mad 1« -a.
pretty Important factor in the make-up
o f the home.
A rending. T h e Man Who Put His
Arm s Around M e," by Mr. D. G. Wagner,
emphasized the Importance of the father’s
gaining tlie affection nnd confidence of
the boy; entering Into his boyish sports;
sharing his boyish troubles and sorrows,
and becoming a boy with kirn If neecs-
Manual Training.
O f this lafter, the
Professor quoted the remark o f Professor
J a m eT of Harvard University, that "It Is
the greatest step yet made in educational
methods.” To parents he said; T f your
children want more education than they
can get In the public school It la your
business to g iv e them all they want or
will take. W hat are fathers for. If not to
furnish lire money for the education of
the boy or glrlT There are men who
think that education w ill add nothing to
the brains o f a boy, and m ay even des
troy those thar nature has furnished him,
buLlhey_ant_wrong. Thcre.la ho better
aid to the discipline o f the school than a
comnc-of.Manual Trnlnlng ' Many a had ,
unruly bdy lias developed Into a studious,
eager pupil, when pul to work in a train
in g . departm ent But do not force the
child. Do not compel him to take up
studies that are distasteful to him. Study
carefully his bents and inclinations, and
rather guide him along the lines o f least
resistance than force him into those that
are repugnant to him. Every normal boy
has his Ukes and dislikes, and if you put
him at something that Is pleasing to him
progress will be rapid; otherwise Ids edu
cation will drag.
Ho compared the modern methods o f
teaching literature with the older ones,
rather to the disadvantage o f the former,
instancing the old Parker and Watson's
Fifth Reader, which contained all the
gems o f literature, the best o f Shakes
peare, the best o f Milton, nnd other Eng
lish writers. Now-a-days the pupil takes
up the study o f literature as a whole and
and mlsfes some o f these gems. Get your
buy n cfiiri interested in good reading, and
they are sure to come out rig h t No sayng has ever been 'm ore productive of
jann Uiar\ the old one th a t "B o y s will
l>c boys.,’ No one ever says. “ Girls will
im b u
n o n
n fT .,«l
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j l - - t
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He told o f a friend who was ufTered a
nomination to congress in a district where
a nomination meant election, but he said:
cannot take i t ”
The whole address was complete witli
good things nnd deserving o f publication
ÎII ÎI*- entirety. W e regret that w e cannot give It in thnt form. Tt was followed
by n reading by Prof. Perkins entitled.
“ Fath erin g-a Hoy,” which wns to have
been given by Mr. B. L. Thrasher, but he
was unable to be present
The discussion was somewhat limited
by the lateness o f the liour, but evoked n
great deal o f satisfaction with the
and methods o f the Knnf.u4
-Se ltooi.
more aicrt, nmrq thorough' and more
fearless than ever. A President o f the
United States will be sleeted this year.
Who U he and who Is the man «yltom he
will bcait Nobody yet knows, but the
Thrice-a-Wcek edition o f the New York
World will tell you every step and every
detail o f what promises to.be a campaign
o f the most absorbing intereaL It m ay
.
o* good os your business ?
Does it do you credit,
or does it misrepresent you? TTiink it over, ond if you
find it is not ns good us you think it ought to be, try us once
If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, enveiojxs,
cnnls, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of thut
partiality and fearleaanaea-in the publica
tion o f news, and this It will maintain.
If you wont the news as it really is, sub
scribe to the Thrice-a-W w k ediUon o f the
N ew York World, which comes to you e v
ery other day except Sunday, and is thus
practically a dally ni the price o f a weekly.
The Thrice-a-Weck World's regular sub•cdRdon price la uuly S I pet year, and
this pays for lfltt Papery, j W a r f e r 0.U
unequalled newspaper and The Sanford
Herald together for one year for f t 80
The regular subscription price o f the two
papers is $ 2.
you.
request
If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see
our Bonds and Linens.
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You'll be sure to like them.
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Extra copies o f this week’s Herald can
be obtained at this office. Send a copy
to your friends and keep them in touch
with the Celery City and its wonderful
resource*.
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14 1908
ID ABOUTTflf CITY]
Little Happenings— M ention of
Matters In Brief.
PERSONAL
ITEMS O f INTEREST
luminary o f the F lo o tlo i Sm all Talk
Succinctly Arranged fo r H ar
r is * Herald Kean era.
Wade, the tuner. Orlando. t
Spencer make# the best bread.
T ry it.
Get estimates from Pell on bouse prlntIng.
Go to H. H. Hill for everything
in
the
groctry fine.
j 3 Runge attended court at Orlando
See Spencer * lin e o f contile*.
Spencer. Phone 100.
Purk avenue.
Fresh Mackeral ot H. H. H ill'* grocery.
I nell the celebrateti Macy wagon. Har
Oysters served In every style ot üic I ry J. Wilson.
PIoo restaurant.
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Kugs. from 73 cents up.
Oyster supper Saturday night ot office
Furniture Store.
|o f Murrell & Mlnshew.
N . P . Y o w e ll & C o . ill
,r" " °
E. A . Heffleld
The Merry W idow sardines. Jot. sale by
Huy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long.
|Garner & Roberts. )
The best on earth. •
F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. You should
not fail to call and look over tb ^ s to «k -^ fo r e making your
Rev. Father- Fox, o i Orlando, was a
Mrs. A . & Doudney entertained a few
friend# at dinner, Thursday.
__________ |visitor td the city on Wednemtny.
1Cleon
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Phone Spencer for bread. Free house tQ.
everything gj
your conhouse delivery. Phone 100.
science. Phone 210.
W om en’s Coats; n beauty for $5
linger’» (n e x t door to Postoffice),
D ece m b er
and Supper.
10th
Episcopal
Met-
B azaar
Fresh green vegetables and fryli, at ;
Sec II. H. Hill for Celery City DIend
Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents.
D ecem ber
and Supper.
10th
Episcopal
B azaar
New Florida Syrup, Just arrived, at
—Gins. Evans’,
— Chat. Evans'.
Mrs. Arthur Doyle, of Jacksonville, is in
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dsiver and daughter
this week.
the
city visiting Mrs. M. C. Doyle and
Martha, spent several days o f this week
Wbo has the only flrat-dass bakery In
other relatives.
at Orlando.
the city!
T he Pope ContractI^c Company will fur
I f you wnnt a first-class, tailor-made
$18 Art Squares for $13. site 9x10. E.
nish
your plans free of cost when they do
suit for $12.98, coll at D. A. Caldwell &
A. Heffleld Co.
your work.
Sons.
i
A. 0. Smith and T.W .W illiam s ore vlait.J J m . new w nllrrm tiTurtim jFbdr^inid by
m g n <J ‘r n » » w1r w m f a n m i n i T i É v ^ r i ì
! First National Hank will be n great
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,
----------W fir te Sdld cfichp. Tiox 345, SanFresh oysters served In every style at f(ml n a
^
im provem ent
tiw P fc »T »M “ n ifit
I W alter Hand Is having his residence on
Ralph YearbyL^_Prlando, was in the pnrk ovemMJ improved by the addition of
dty on Wednesday o f thla w eek.
two more rooms.
Women's Coats; a beauty for $3, M el
Men’s Neckwear, newest patterns; 30c
tin g 's (next door to Poatoffice),
•
Jquality for 35c. Mettinger’s (n ext door to
December 10th E piscopal B a za a r |Postoffice).
■ad Supper. *
A . E. Mullen is spending this week nt
Blankets and Comforts, bottom prices;
73c up. Mettinger’s (next door to Postoffice).
G I N G H A M S — Full Line.
dresses
Just the things for children's school
H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel
and toe, sold under a guarantee
F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes.
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O U R S T O C K was never in better shape to please the buyer that*
now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad to
serve you
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Yowell 8c Company
Deputy Mnraha! Green Smith was ot
o f tlte circuit court.
Fox Sale—Some fine tltoroughbred DuDelicious ice cream, ti|e liest made, 11
Mattings o f all kinds and pailerns, from
roc Jersey male hogs. Box 734,.
120 cents per yurd to 50 cents, nt E. A. Mrs. G. tb Tukash’s lunch room, opposite
Pico Hotel and the depot*
Attorney Andrew Johnson has returned tleflield’s Furniture Store.
troro Orlando where he attended criminal
The finest line o f Japanese matting to
H ave W. ii. Hammond make your plans
rices always thu
flhlH.
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1/or TTiur new hou^e. n m i^ yritftZ M u trell't h cfoum l hi the c jiy
lowest. Snnford Furniture Co.
Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to the ti. Mlushaw.'Plco Hotel block.
Men’s Neckwear, newest patterns; 30c ever shown in Sanford'.
quiiily for 35c. Mcttiuger’s (n extd oor to.
Steak, ham and eggs, pork and bcuns
Pustofflce).
and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L
James F. Giles and John T. Fuller, two Tnkusli's lunch room, opposite the dep ot
of Orlando capitalists were prospecting in
Step Into Mrs. G. L.Taknsh's lunch room
Sanford on Monday.
and get a cup o f good coffee., Five cents.
it
things and
|0r,nml0 thl® wcek «»e n d in g the fall term
For Sale.— Bermuda Onion Plants for
Buy a O-U-NO smoker end get a ticket Lakelnnd and Dunncllon, where he lius sale; now ready for field. C.W. Bowman,
Phone 238, Snnford.
•<>u $20 pipe, at
— Chas. Evans’.
|business interests.
Celery Ci(y Steam Laundry and they will
The W om an’s Social Gub home hns been
look as new.
beautifully furnished throughout by the
Rev. J. F. McKinnon was In Jackson Sanford Furniture Company,
ville this wcek, in attendance on the
See the fine display o f Jnimncse wnre^
Presbyterian synod.
at tlie Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line
W O O L D R E S S G O O D S — W e have all the new
trimmings to match.
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T. E. Drew, the genial derk of the Snn
ford H"usc. hns returned from a trip to
tiia old home in Hendersonville, S. C.
v Some people seem to think Florida is
slow. I,ct them try Gnrner & Roberts
with nn order. Phone 39.
F« r Rent: Boarding house, 15 rooms,
modern convenience, good location in
Snnford, Inquire Coen Coin Bottling Co.
iilliB im r r r r in
"t iìiit h -
. For n short time only. Tnpesiry Brus
sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50,
special price .$17., Sanford Furniture Co.
Finest!^
china, descrip
. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith and fam ily
tive of Suuford. nt the Sanford Furniture have moved in from the plantation, and
Best Elgin creamery butter at 35 cepts
Company.
w ill ?pcnd the winter ut. their home on .per pound, at Sanford Grocery Company.
W. P. Johns, who has been Indisposed None bnl first-dnss Inlmr employed nnd all contracts guamnteed to be Ip accordrtftca
A little money now and a little now and First street.
with plans and specifications^ ^
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then Is the wuy to buy celery land. See
for several weeks, loft -Inst Sunday for
— French dry aud steam cleaning. Celery
M. IT Smith for particulars^
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Imkelnnd, where he hopes the cftnnge will
am In Business t o do Business fo r Th ose W ho Need- M y_: S e rv ic e s ..
City Laundry.
benefit his health.
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Mrs. C. T. Grippen and fa m ily have re
Rev. C. C. Cecil, confcrpnce missionary
turned from New York, where they have
Oysters fried and oysters stewed, good
cvnngclist, was in town u few hours yes
been spending the summer.
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coffee, ice tremo and cake nt office o f
terday, going from here to Stuart, where
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Murrell & Minsliew Saturday from 4 to 10
Headquarters for iron A ge tools. A n y he begins a meeting tomorrow.
p.
in.
Benefit
pnslurlum.
thing you wont in hand plows, fertilizer
Place your order with us now for Thunksdistributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.'^
Lace Curtains n specialty— Celery City
_
givin g Turkles. or nnythlng you wont, and
Laundry.
Pltone 210.
Mrs irank Darling mid daughter, Miss (g a v e further anxiety. Our risk; our trouC. C. Woodruff, the wv:il-known cotiuuis
Susiebelle. and son Leslie, have gone to |tie. Sanford Grocery Company.
slon tnnn, hns opened his office In tlte
West Palm Beuch for an indefinite* stnyr
See Pell for paper hanging. New fall
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old stand next jo.the C.1L Evans grocery,
Just name your wants, and i f we patterns just I n , _____
.
—
and
will
be
pleased
to
see
his
old
friends
hmn’t it will get it for w ».
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mlsand customers.
Sanford Grocery Company.
sionary Society will meet nt the home of
Goodwin's high-grnde Preserves. Jellies
New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits Mrs. W. W. Lang next Friday afternoon at
4*J.
nnd Jutns, at Garner &. Roberts.
fa Christmas cukes, nt Long's Grocery.
3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Wc
carry
a
full
Line of <
K.TwjknUume
or
Satsuma,
a
Japanese
Mrs. T, J, Perkins returned home Thurs\
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Ham sandwidi. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh’s
1
1 * - V
1 ,
student who has been in the city for sev
d»y night iron) Suwannee and Chut t a- lunch room, opposite the depot.
New
Club
and
Referee*
era) days, left for Orlando Tuesday. He
noogs, Tenn., where she has been spending
Misses Flossie Frank and A lberta Hill guve a very interesting discourse at the
Ibe summer.
Shells, H), 12, 10 Gauger
attended n birthday supper, Wednesday, Methodist church on Jn pm r nnd'ber eu*Csll si Sunfurd'«loading Furniture house night, at tlie home o f Mrs. J. B. Stryker,
toms.
High Base Smokeless In'
fir furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting. Lake Mary, given in honor of her sister.
M. M. Smith lias 1,000 acres o f celery
etc. Sanford Furniture Co., J. D. Miss Rose Higgins.
“Premier”, “Ideal” and
land. Sold on easy terms.
bsvison. manager.
W ade makes frequent trips to Sanford.
W inter visitors ore coming now by al
Qi#m Puff* at Spencer’s bakery every W rite him at Orlando.
"Leaders
most every boat nnd train, nnd the ques
Sstunlsy.
The Breton-Runkel Company left lust tion of lumse room is n serious problctf,
G IL Campbell is shaking hands with Monday, after a one months' engagement
Till« winter houses nre very scarce. - “ J
•M friends this week. Charlie Is always at the Sanford n prrn
,Mr MmxW In a Tew weeks every uVAllabié "robin will
»In Sanford, n nilh a i lile « oumlnrr expects to return to this city in n few
be occupied.
A Large Stock of Guns
operty interests here, h e ’ boosts weeks with n musical comedy .company.
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Now is the tinti* to buy your sub-irri
•be Celery City upon every occasion
Furniture to rent by the month or sea gated land. See M. M. Smith.
aijd Fishing Tacklexand
The Pope Contracting Company is In a son. Sanford Furniture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Foster have returned
Pwikm to give you the closest figure on
The drug store o f L. R. Philips has been from a visit to New York and other points
Generaf Sporting Goods.
tay class of building. None but the best
greatly improved .this week by tlte addi in tlte East. Mr. Foster states that busi
"wbanics employed. Office with Murrell
tion o f new furnishings, among them be ness in the metropolis ha* improved
t Mlrnhew. Pico Hotel Block.
ing an up-to-date cigar case that will greatly since the election and that San; r * * « “ P-to-date tailor-made su it see take care o f an Immense atock o f cigars I
ViU^get hei full quota o f winter visitU A Caldwell & Sons.
end tobacco.
un and home-seekers.
GUNS FOR RENT
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
a*
Hunting - Season
YOU WANT GUNS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES j
Iced tea; Just the thing this hot weather I jr*ttj| planting is approaching. M. M.
Bamberg,
and will spend the Mrs. Takasbs lunch room, opposite dep ot I Smith will sell you land on easy terms.
H. H. HUL Miss A lF. P. Forster and T. J. Miller while in I U r. and Mrs.-Theo, J r-M iller returned
been spending the N e w York T rttn eM ed U iellrea t Republican! yesterday from o trip to New York and
- S S y * Bamberg. returned' borne with parade. They were forced to stand fur points in tlie East. Mr. Miller was in
N a HiU.
eight hours In order to see it all and both
York city during tlte campaign aud
*tl
Shoulder* »1 12 Ü cents found gentlemen were Impressed by the sight o f election day and enjoyed tlte excitement
«H -H .H U 1« grocery.
■o m any Republicans.
greatly. They both returned in good
of
T " * “ *« Sanford
Jv“* * wllh h« son,
^ J 1"*
In»»
The Geo. H; Fernald Hardware Co
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Garner & Roberta sell high-grade Cigars
ChuAC
Sanborn's tea and coffee, the health, and their many friends are glad to
* P. Kreigaman o f Eustii was In the
and
tobacco. Try them.
beat
there
la.
!
Garner
&
Roberts.
*ee
them
safely
in
Sanford
again.
d« y » last week. “ K ris" has a
Everybody la cordially Invited to attend
The famous Fox River Butter for sale
K
friends in Sanford all o f whom
Mrs. Arthur Sanders o f Chicago has nr
la hi
P*ea#®d to see him and listen the oyster supper to be given $aturddy at W. W. Long's Grocery,
rived In the city and w ill t|»end the win
Mesdnmes Toylor, Hampton and Driver. ter with her sister. Mrs.* J. D. Davison.
luj
oi new Bnd v e fY •ntertaln- evening In the office o f Messrs. Murrell A
Mlnshew, kindly loaned for this occasion^ whh tittle Mhw Martha a n d " “ 1’ nppit" Mri-'Davtson Tncr h e r iik t c r l i r JucfcsoTfl^
0 cu w üte cherries, l im a Beans Ice cream and cake w ill also be served. Driver, came in from Sanford today in an vi lie and accompanied her to Sanford.
fccoota^ * at Garner fc Roberts’.
The proceeds w ill be for the benefit o f auto and returned this afternoon. Mrs.
The quick lunch business nt BiUic Hand's
the pastorium.
“
Hampton is visiting Sanford. The olhor place Is now uuder new managem ent and
Mdtü*ewt* Sergeant W. L.
t a lü “4 pBtroh« « n IL M. Middleton. J.
The D ixie Girl Minstrels played in the people are Orlando folks and really belong is being conducted in a highly satisfactory
and W. H. Russ, of the Tampa opera house Monday night, and to prove I here, though w e are lending them to San- manner. Oysters atul meats, fish and
ta
lo the dty on Saturday tbat they were “ real'^gave another per ford for a little while— Orlando Reporter- game are served on sliort notice, besides
cw
tjs funeral of their brother offl- formance on Tuesday n ig h t The vocal Star.
all the usual dishes to be found at a quick
work o f Miss Dolores was
The Royal Taylors Brand o f Clothing lunch stand. When hungry, call at Billie’s
xvlot
& hek.£ WlUUlM* Being delayed by a andI xylophone
ÿ l y »redeem ing feature o f an otber- means perfection. See sample* nt D. A . place and test the ability o f the new chef.
IM
Y°,r^Vwl 100 l« 1* lor tbe funeral the (o£ly
^
«tim e d home Saturday n ig h t . _•
W. B. Holder Is in charge.
rieè(|Mor ieacute for a minstrel «bow.
Caldwell & Son’i. •:
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Some TLte Printing
Tho Herald this week completed u book I', i for tlte W ednesday Club, embodying
the year's program and names o f mem
bers. H ie booklet ls a' work o f art, and
tlie ladies-a re tow) In their praUW or the
excellent work. Some o f the finest sta
tionery ever printed In Sanford was deliv
ered this week by The Herald, and, with
the m any new additions o f type and m a
chinery, no one needs to send orders for
printing out o f the city.
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$18 A rt Squares for $13, size 9x12.
A . Heffield Oo.
E.
See C. A - Reed fur furniture and piano
moving. ,
tf
a s
V*'.
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�November (4 , isjqj
A FLORIDA ORANGE ESTIMATE
frpm The Herald's Special Correspondent
By Wireless lelcpfiane
Tobias Purophrey m ay resign his posi
tion as hired man in Zeke Plumer’s livery
stable and start a restaurant.
Ezra Plunkett rode his spirited dun mule
over to Bungalow Corners yesterdny.
W hile there he c o lled . DJ) .Ute W idow
•Cticezumr
A u n t Barbary b)ngm an.and Uncle Eph
Cronkhlte are suspected o f matrimonial
Intent, Tw o souls w ith a single thought.
Salathial Peabody is being suggested by
um any friends'* to run for, constable. The
phymic league Is for him and he m ay be
elocted, as he's one o f our best citizens
and never was arrested but once, and that
w as for sucking eggs when he was four
teen years old,
Clementina Updyke wore her lemoncolored shirtwaist and open-worV*tockIngs to the church social last night and
wns much gnzed n t
r - Joel D exter tjpd Pet Cllnefcltcr have
commenced keeping company and m atri
mony is feared b y Pet's dad, as Joel Is
ve ry Irreligious and haln't got through
sowing his w ild ots.
Demetrius A ttw ater colled Oh COspedora
Horkenspitz fast Sabbath and was given
the glad hand by* Colonel Bill. When
m a y g e t to a grand Jury.
mumps.
Cooney Sutcliff Is learning to trip the
light fantastic toe. Cooney’s sister was a
bareback rider in a show onct and ath
letic a gility runs in the fam ily. - _
The Second A dventist congregation held
-a m eeting in the school-house last Sunday
L a n d resolved that the end o f the world
was nigh nt hand, and it was the duty of
everybody to make right any wrong they
had done, and fifty three members shelled
out to other members little sums from
tw enty-five cents to six dollars, Ool. Bill
,. Stuckey, -who, cheated 01 Gullion ln a
horse trade, giving 01 his note for $18. It
Is to be hoped the Adventist congrega
tion w ill double its membership and con
vert among others Dad €11 Perhnmus,
who's skinned nearly everybody he ever
traded horses with in this town.
Lem Pilcher sot out several dozen of
onion sets yesterday.
The stork lit in the neighborhood of
Buck Sweezy's house last night and left
six girlI kittens on his back porch. The
m o l k i r ^at ls ssem lngiy quite proud or
her fe line efforts.
H a YXUBE.
C o m m issio n e r o f A g ric u ltu re P la c e t
C rop o t 3,256.000 B oxes
The Florida citrus crop estim ate o f Com
missioner o f Agriculture M cLln o f that
state has been received by the New York.
Packer. I l ls as follow s:
" A comparison o f the condition o f the
present orange and grapefruit crops with
condition at same date Inst year, Indicate
only a very slight Increase tn either crop.
lire 6m nge crop of llM)u-7 amounted to
3,000.534 boxes, and the comparative,
conditions go to show that the crop o f
1007-0 w ill be very little larger— hardly
a greater Increase than 250,000 boxes, so
that it Is very probable thnt the crop now
pti will not exceed 3,256,000 boxes. The
grapefruit shows a little better condition,
and by the same sources o f comparison
there is a slight increase also. The grnpefp iit 'o f 1000-7 amounted to 450,304
crates, and the present indications aro
that it will not exceed 472,810 crates for
1007-8. A n error that is harmful to both
crops is that o f estim ating both oranges
nnd grapefruit as one; they should be
kept entirely separate, and then both buy
ers and sellers o f fruit havo a f a l l « ’
) f operation. W e ' therefore-estimate thff
-Mange crop o f 1907-8 at Approximately
3,250,000 boxes, and the grapefruit crap
>f 1907-8 at 472,819 crates, or a total of
citrus fruit products o f 3,728,819 buxes
or crates.
A S to r y W ith o .M o ra l
A abort time ago the writer o f the Lake
land Sun passed through n town in nnother state, stopping over for only two or
three hours in order to make connection
with an outgoing train. It was midnight
when the train which bore us to'th e city
arrived, two or three Jtqurs late, and
everybody was tired, cross and dispirited
Schedule» w ere“ dirattnnged'~on^accbuh{
high water, and people" were anxious nnd
uncertain about reaching Ihelr destina
tion. So like all people do in such cases,
they began to ply the station agent with
questions.
They lined up before his window, some
timid, some arrogant, some merely id ly
inquisitive, some malevolent. A ll expect
ed short snuppy answers usual under
such circumstances. One by one they
came aw ay to make room for an Impa
tient successor, and every face, as It was
turned from the window, wore an e x
pression more ciiecrfuL more kindly, less
tired and anxious;
For this railroad man was one among a
thousand bf h is kind.
Quietly, distinctly, pleasantly and ex
plicitly, ho gave the Information naked
for, or politely expressed .regret ut his In
ability to do so. Ills unvurying good hu
mor, and oven tempered munncrwiiB rest
ful to tlie wearied travelers and soothed
the tense nerves, like music.
.
Then there wns the lunch counter man. ! ’
!>
found there was nothing to drink from at
Quaint Quibbles from Sts.Hopkins
Tall men sometimes get short.
Some are mist and some get wet.
l i e laughs longest who laughs last.
Rising young men don't lie ubed late.
A n old maid doesn't like to tie missed.
A good many girls are fair who aren't
blondes.
Jumping lite bars is cheaper than fre
quenting them.
n ever - considered - o - v ice
among carpenters.
A man can have a close shave and not
visit the barber.
Some men have to be fast to keep up
with their reputations.
__ Am erican w ives are help-mates;-French
w ives help farm.
Some men don't hnve to powder their
faces to look like clowns.
There Is a difference between being
cordial and drinking them.
. A man can get served with a writ w ith
out being able to write.
A good many who are in the peerage
really belong in tho steerage.
Th e barber who l i a bragadoclo-cyclone
can’t do better than sham pool p o o !------Mn says some folks waste time al) the
time; but that the best waist time is
n fte rd o rin __________
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--fc fa s a y t- one o f th e advantages o f a
low neck dress is that it makes backscratching easy.
The universal good joke is Ute fellow
who is in love with fegiri and thinks no
body knows i t . -—
P a says its easy to spend money like a
drunken sailor— If you are using some
body's else money.
Several deer have been purchased from
the Bronx Pork in N ew York and turned
loose on St. Vincent Island souUi o f the
Florida coast, in Uie Guff o f Mexico. This
the Florida forests and islands. The v a
riety brought to this section o f Uie country
are the Indian Sambar which Utrive In
Hindustan, and are said to be hardy and
prolific. If Ute experim ent proves success
ful. it w ill he but a few yenrs before deer
w ill be again plentiful In Florida- Dr.
Roy V . Pierce, the owner o f SL Vincent
island, and Director Hornaday. director o f
Uie Bronx Park, are the m oving spirits in
tha experiment.
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tho glass.
The lundi counter keeper
apologized as if lie were responsible for
the sins o f the railroad company, and
leavin g his customers, waited on these
unremuqerativc patrons a s . pleasantly ns
if he had no other concern i n life.
"Th ese were little UiQigs.' But as the
tired travelers boarded the sou til-bound
express, which thundered In about dawn,
one o f them was heard to say:
**I don't know anything about this town,
but I believe I'd like to live here.
."WhyT" he wns asked.
"W ell, the people seem so nice, Notice
timi ticket agent und lunch counter manT'
Which goes to show that often a whole
community Is Judged by the manners of
one or two persons—and that we never
kndw how far-reaching m ay he the e f
fects o f Ute simplest kindly deed.
CITY PROPERTY
DOARPING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA,
It Mokes No DifTeJence -What You Want or Where You Want It
and oh Terms that are Right
HOW ARD-PACKARD LA N D COM PANY
Hardware
and
Farm
Implements
THE COMPRESSED Ain SPRAYER
Used In Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop
During the past year- the U. S.
N a vy lias consumed 091,000 pounds
of
Lucas W hite Paint
nnd 278,700 pounds o f I.UCAS
wxrwi\4j|
tv |n
vtiuwv siivi
v,
COLORS, ouiiivivii
sufficientI to
produce
more
than 100,000 gnllons o f paint.
equivalent to CO carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, nnd which would
make a train more than one-half
mile long.
la addition, to. tills U n cle S aia
has used during the past year more
than 28,000 gallons o f LUCAS
VA R N ISH E tv-LN A M E LS nnd other
products.
Uncle Sam’s preference Is not n
matter of favor, but o f Q U A LIT Y
and RESULTS.
In Undo Sam’s service, ns in
everybody elsc's, LUCAS PRO
DUCTS hnve nn unbroken rccoa,
for satisfactory results,
u»nl Itila »[irny cunlinuotitly ure irre from Ulsht
amt lincei».
7We have the largest
ami best equipped plant
for driving wells in this
section of the country
and are prepared to (ill
¡t1l orderapromutly. Our
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machinery
is up-to-date
and our workmen are
skilled in the work
Those conteinphUmg
putting in wells would
serve their best inter
ests by consulting us and
learning prices before
making contracts.
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays
1 Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, and
Muscles Makes the Crop nnd the Profit
F lo rid a P ro d u c ts In N ew Y o rk
I N » York Rocker]
.
New York, Nov; 7.—Florida oro ngea, on
thè Street, Imnighl $2.76 tw *3 thls werk;
Jne.-fruii «airi u p Ul.53.IU).-.Grepetroli
wos smeli as a rule and mode $1.75 to
$3.50,with ilice largesizes bringing mare.
Fancy Indlan River pinci aold at $5 for
24s, $2.75 to t 30s and $2.50 far 36*7
The Florida amali vegetatile bus now
become a factor in Uie market, but as yet,
very few shipments have arrived and Ute
demand Is good, The Packer would ‘ad-.
,vise Florida .shippers tu send In their ship
ments o f eggplant, okra and beans by ex
press for several weeks, not only th jjt they
m ay arrive in fresh condition, fait that
Utey tuey receive the benefit o f Ute strong
prices. .
Although Uie market on Florida vege
tables is about tw o weeks early, the qual
ity o f .the «look . is a e good if pot better
than Yost year.
Eggplant Is freely taken at from $3 to
$3.80 and okra brings $2 to $3 a carrier.
Beatfs are in demand at 75c to $1. but
Uie free supply o f Charleston stock keeps
the prioes down. Charleston beans bring
the tam e money.
T he H erald 's 'phono la No.
148.
IMPROVED. IRRIGATED FARM 6— U N C tE ARED: LrAND6
Flowing Wells on All
Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Trhcts in Blocks to suit Purchaser!
. N. W H ITN ER
First National Bank Building
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f
Tile 8ANPOKD hCRÄtO
The
AN ORDINANCE
reached inch number, the stthl City of Sanford
have the right to levy a tax of not rxctw,
1Granting to S. O. Chase. A.T. Rosalter. A. P. shall
two per cent, -annually on the cross rnrninij
Connelly, f. P. Forster and J. N. Wliltiicr, ■aid company, which levy shall be collect«!
Their Associates kttd Assigns. Certain other taxes due tlie city, and shall liecomr a lien
Mghta and Privileges Pertaining to Street upon the properly of the said company.
Honorable Pot rest Late, Mayor of ilia City
Railroad In the City of Sanford. Florida Tonlthe
Sanford, Florida:
A Melar Procès».
Fletcher was a plasterer and
layen The. chimney projecting
the roof of his one story cottage
fnxn
au I» the hut stages o f dilapida flou
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1j)j n
».^tad
l>e tám
and re.|
on!■■■■to
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I do hereby csrtlly that the above and foregoing |
b< n OipuntD by the City Cotlncil of the City o f
|Swi.tord, F lorid «:
Ordinance was duly passed at a regular meetli
tlie City«n.e
Council' of Sanford. Florida, in »cask
re....I—
srcnoH 1. That S. 0 Chase,' A. T Kcsslter, A <Xlut" 't
,8^ '
Clerk
Mass L.City
Scon,
City
Cierk. '
P. C onn ely.F . P. Forsterand J- N - Wluwer thereapproved by me on this the 21st day
o f October.
a -l(t designated as liM STtu), their associate* and ,,j0 £* •
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ssstgns. ate hereby given and granted municipal
F o n t » L akc, Mayor.
ttanchJaea, rights, privileges and authority to have
tud operate «tree» railway», and the right ol way
tnercior, upon, along, through, over and acroes the
i i m t a and avrooes ol tlie City of Sanford, asfol- |N o tice o l A pplication For Tax Deed |
Sanford Pressing
C LE A N S AND PRESSES^
Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing
Our Monthly R ite for Club Only
-Under S e U luil M 6 f Chapter 48B8,
L a w s o f Florida
»i ll city limits tu 1 ni l 11 re e l: uml from Sanford
“ J“ —1 times
Sim o« n
nw
nur to Oak avenue un firs t street, accordIfnllt a, hundred
orr more
~5Tra.
K.Ttaffbrd’s map of the town of Sanlord.
Flrlcber bad edited his nttenllon to It |Orange
l«c to L.County,
Florid.), and such other streets and
avenue»
as
the City Council shall from time to time
gadlx«S«I him to mend It. but He was
l by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and
(jagrg too busy. He would attend to tT.it,
privileges ore l.eicby granted to the sukl titan lies
lot
tlie
purpoae* of constructing, maintaining and
ft trbrt be "got time.’'
rating by electricity, gaaollnn or such other mo
At last there came a bright, clear L|n
tive power, except steam, os may be from time to
linn authorized by the City Council, a line ol
itj trben he bad absolutely- Drffhffig sircct
tre» t railway lor
Tor the transpottinr
transporting of po»»"ngrrs
■ L‘- wife promptly Biiggcxt•iggage and freUm; together with suck uadcrto Jo, ithl
long delayed hiouiul wires, andjuch side trucks,gwlu-ltrs. mm-
Notk* la hereby given that T. F. Wilson, purchaser of............
tax certificates
..... ...
named below, bat tiled
said certificates In my office and mode application
lor tax deeds to issue in accordance with law. Sold
certificates embrace the following described land,
situated in Orange county Florida:
No. SH, seit ol nw’.t and iw'.l of seit and neli !
of sw ll atuFaH of twSi.tec. It), tp. 21, » r. 27 e..
assessed In the name ol J. S. Ilailey.
No. 92, nwis of swM, sec. d2. in. 24, t. r. 27 e.. |
assessml in the name of Frank & Pell.
outs and connect
rd tUI be h»ke up d w !
as may be approved liy tlie
No. UU, ne'.i of neK, tec. US. to. 24, a. r. 27 e
City Council'’or its street committee, as may lie r.ttrssed In the nam« of U. II. Guirncy.
jot, adJ Onlsh I t
necessary to the proper »prraiian of street railways
No. UU, wK of swVi of srU. tec. 7. tp. 20. a. r.
Krallyv"
he
"| Just can’t do It today,
W e w ill c n ll for n n d
in sold streets pnd parts of same, for tlie lull term
term 28 e., nisessed In the name of J. W. Slinotilon
thirty 0 )0 ) years, from and niter die diate of the heirs
wkL “On a day like thla 1 might to of
into effect of tills ordinance.
d e liv e r y o u r c lo th e s
N a US. wH of ncU and e li of nwlf, sec. 10. tp.
i, oat bunting work." Anti he tveni g.nug
in tile operation of Ihutr motors and cars upon 20, t. r. 28 e., asaess«l In the name of Unknown |
«utiod ilanmied the door behind him. sukl street railway, herein- provided, the said Owner.
associates and assigns. »1.nil conform tu
No. UU. 1 14 of n o li of seit, sec. 10. Ip. 20. a, r.
*niT
few uilnulea after lie hml guttu Gnu-lees.
u.ol to govern«) by such rules nnd regulations us 28 e., assessed In Ute name of Uhknuwu Owner.
neighbor called ttud knitc-lmf hove been h efcb * " » and shall Juirufu-r lu-minpt
H w Äfcart*r«#»w riw f9r.V TIfT<?!»r^. 18. tp.20, |
0/ ordinance ol sard city.
r. 28
assessed In the nams ol 0. A. Irvin.
nl -door. A h Mrs. 1**1«giber tdtut-.
2. The lacks shnll be laid with rolls suitNo U8, e li ol nw li. sec 2U, tp 20. s r 28«, assess
ed
In
rhe
name
of A W Lawton.
uiou
for
o|ieratiiig
with
motive
power
as
herein
i,¡milled her a terrific nicket wa«
I’lovided. and In such manner as not to Impair the
No' 70, nel» of te li, sec 34. tp 20, s r 28 r, as
board ou the' roof.
uselulnest of the street as a thoroughfare lor the sessed In the name of i O Welch
'GoodneM nIIvo!
W h a t tlo ea (lin t
usage of other vehicles, und so laid a* tovhh-’
No. 122. iwM of nw li, sec 10, tp 22, s r 28 r. as
|..rni to the established gia.le on which lliriuU- sessed th the numi ot Oat id ilryon
. anise mean?" asked th e c a lle r .
w a y ls w tnay bn twill, wherever the city has t-sNo. I lU. nw li of nw li. secl2. tp 23,• r 28 e. a s -1
lubltshed or shall establish such grade. Where srssed in the name of C D Lindsey
e *| think It meutiH." a a ld M rs . F lp te litlie ureels are not graded, said lirantcct, their as
No. H i, nw li of k eif, sec 13, tp 23, s r 28 r, as
( ’ if, with a am lie. " t h a t m y h u alm n d him sociates nnd assigns, shall grade the space be sessed in the name of Unknown Owner —
~ ~ Pnrlr AynniTryN^gtA
No 145. beginning tw cor of n)v of «w K of nel. In Gold’s Bnrber Shop_____ 'Phone fin
tween the rails and two feet Imyond the ends of
rtingrd Ida tnlml." the tics
such. streets or parts ol s
tülU. .1 - x-2U ts run-* -10 ctrsr n
tic« on such
t r
e of nw
e 14,t sec
s 23,
.{-¿t
the land’s aakcl" exclaimed the Shall
n-move and qilliiil Ihetetrarkx ttrmHTorin to J P
. a.n J™ a to Lake Lethn. w’iy along
said grad« with us luUo Incuiiveniciiceand hinder- I " nf|‘ n
-® ,0- * line of ne’. i of nw’ i. s 10.3b
angc to the use at such street as possible, nnd in chs. assessed in the name of Mrs C S Woodson
He Hint when he changes his mind?"
No. I4U. nell of swM, sec 27, tp 19, s r 29 e, as
no event shall theepy be liable to said Grantees,
I
their associates and ossigns. for any damage on sessed in the name of A. P. Muore
account of said change. When the said Grantees,
No, 147. nell of seli and e li ol sw!i of se'.i, settheir associates or usslgns, shall lay or rrpair 28. tp 19. s r 29 e. assessed in the name of Un- [
Barfly lajurad.
•A woman catuc Into my ofllro ont» Ineir tracks on said streets or portions of streets knuwn’owney
No. IÔO, beginning 20.21 chi n ami 7 ir id i» v.
at the time paved, they shall at their own expense
irtfronoa and aald aha wontPd to ace reluy tlie paving taken up so as to conform to the of secur of lot 2. sec UU. tp 19. s r 29 e. run s 4.8b
chs,
w 10.30 dis. n 4.89 chs, e 10.30 chs. assessed
estobllshed-grade,
making
the
noedrd
repairs
with
i liwjrer on a rather Important urntin toe haine of S A I’ tleBer
_
like material used in such paving
Irr," laid a lawyer. "She wan very
No. 131. wH of se‘,4. sec 3. tp 20, a r 29.
Whenever or wherever the city or owners of the
srssed
in
the
name
of
I
H
Brown
.
abutting property on any street shall have pavtd
prim god »e lf.poasttwed.
No. 230, to-ginning 9 d is e nnd 3.45 chs s of
or shall pave, or cause to be paved, any street or
.• ’What can I do for yotiT* 1 nuked.
|part ot street on w|ifch said Graule^s. u*«i# «»»»*- ire towt |.n n Um Of ■— H i «■ M - « I MWIliB If
dis. e 11)4
IIÎ4 chs.
eli», n |a.Tf‘
13.91 chs, w'iy 11.53 cits.
ssld lir an ejag. tone., rlalvs nr nsltfnirnow have or will have their said 13.1)5 chs.
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tracks or any Port thereof, tlie said Grantees, their assessed in lh e name of Wm McLeod hi irs
Iny buitiand was hurt In tbu wreck assoctfilei'anu nsslcns. shall ril ilu: lam a time, m
No 31W, !"»■
»« 8» . Her—'■ r ill 1U WgnlrfTif~
assessed
in
the
name
of
J
W
Wolfe
l io.U«> in writing, given tiy ilic said city, ami
«y / -.: ■■
No. 325, neVi of se!t. sec 7, tp 20, s r 30 e' as
uoJor its supvrvrskm amt tlirrvtion. pnvp the space
*1 noticed she was dressed In mourn between Its rails and tracks, und at least twu fret srssed In the name of Unknown Ownrr
No. 328, lot I (less 2.47 n In se cor, 7.07 chs n
T w en ty Y e a rs o f E xperience w ith F lorid a C rops Mas D em on stra ted
ing but from her Indifferent tone I beyond the ends of the ties, in the same manner
with the same material as is used in paving and » by 3H chs e and w), »A-12, tp 20, ■ r 30. as
ptbered that It had no connection ami
the remainder of tlie street; and shall maintain sessed In the name of UnknawriOwuer
th e W o r th o r Our F e r t lllie r s
No. 358, lot 148, blk U, Mitchell's survey levy
lite same in good order and condition.
trltb her husband’« accident.
A t ail crossings on unpuvnl il/cets. the salii grunt, assessed In thevtame of ilnknown Owner.
"Was your husband badly Injur- Grantees, their associates and usslgns. shall, un
No. 3U0, seVi of n it of lot 2 and niv of n!i of lot
der the supervision and direction uf said city,cover 2. tec 8, tp 21, a r.30 e, assessed in j I ul nnrneuf
fdr I asked.
■—
ipacu balwaan their tracks and bctwaen-lbe Unknown OwuBI—
“ 'Via,' the answered In the mama rhe
No. 400. w)y of swW, sre 5, tp 20, s r 31 e. as
A SPECIAL BRANO EOR EVERV CROP
rails of (heir tracks, and even therewith lor at
pitot rolce. ’Flp got his head cut off.* " least two feet wide,-and tho approaches thereto sessed in the name of Unknown Owner.
No. 417, w 2 a of nV4 of ■V4 uf neli of swii, sec
on each side, with rock or »Iteli, or with such other
-Kanits City IndepcndenL
muterial ns mny lie -permitted by said city, und 15. tp 21. • r 31, assessed in the name of Unknown
Owner
shall maintain the same In good repilr,nnd con
No. 435, 30 a bi se cor of swli of sw)4, sec 8,
dition.
Lsvir and th * A rc h b is h o p .
o .ju 3. Tlie laying of sold tracks, crossings and tp 22, s r 33 e. assessed in the name of Mrs C II
Lindsley.
Charles Lever, I lie novel Int, wnn onro approaches at crossings, nnd Die locations of wlrt-t
All said certificates being dated June 4th. A. U
within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
!(>« guest of Or. H’ lintely, tbs nrcb- tame, shall be under tbe supervision of the proper 1900.
Unless said certificates shall la- redeemed ac
blibop of Dublin, nt his country went. authorities ol said city, nnd shall be done In ac cording
tolnw, lax deeds will Issue thereon on the
cordance with their instructions
Among Hie other gncHtR wore Home
btc. 4, The fate chatged by said Grantees, their 25th day ol Nuvrmlier. A.ibAOOiL.----.— J---------Witnesnny signaTuro and utlicial seal this the
SlsUcianos antl Astiglis. from any point on ihclr
knt d *rj«r,—wbo-pniditnl
or bruiH-hi-s, nttuinnble by one continuous 22nd day.ol October, A. U. 1908.
I B^lrp court to Ilielr bo«L While- the line
|
s£al |
'
U M. Roiuhsoh.
passage within the city limits along suid lines and
crk C u cilil GombUrangetar-. F I«—
[ ' srthliiiliop-und big gut-xla were walk- branches, shall not t-xcecdjiyc (57 cents, ü u lam T in r x T b^..U
>
w
«
s
p
.
ii
c
io-4
for'CliUdrrn under five yeors-of
iag thrmigh tbs glliilUlt' UI6 |)bp^to snnlthe-rtnirttd
age-when accompanied by a person paying fare
Flocked from a bunt) a leuf which, bo
See. 5. The said City u( Sanford shall in no case
tern upur undermine said tracks of said Grantees,
dsclaiM, bad a moat nuuscous Itnror.
SunTord City Bonds For Sale
their associates and assigns, to lay down new
“Taste It," said he, boutllng the leaf- pil>es or ducts or srwers, or for any |iurix>se, with
We. tlie undersigned, bond trustees, oiler for sale
re-laying said tracks.
to on« of the clergy. The luttor Htnll- outSeth
U. Said Grantees. Ihi-ir associates and as fifteen (15) bonds of tbr City uf Sanford. Florida,
ol
one thousund dollars (S I,000) each, la-aring six
togl; ohejred and. then, with n wry signs. ami their ottlcer» nt«I agenls. shnll la- sub
per cent Interest, puynlile srini-nnnually. ciHitains
tin, lubacrlbcd to the botnnlca) ortho- ject to all onlinanaes ami resolutions which thr attuebed, and payiibb. at the Naliunul Park'bank
City Council may. from time to time, enact.
of New York Oily, on January 1st and July l i t of |
toil of the archbishop.
See. 7. Tlie cars of said Grantees, their associ each year.
Tute It, you, I^ver," said the grot- ates and assigns, shall have the right of way on
Tliese fifteen bonds sre the remaining unsold
und over their railway tracks, turnouts and switch bonds of a bond issue of $45.000 of January, 1894.
Usd prelate, handing the leuf to the es,
to the exclusion o! all teams and vehicles (ex- nt which time $30.000 of the bondi were, sold ami
t»-pl lire lite appura tui _lit .unse of fire), and any expended In Improving the streets, erecting the
%
“Keg thank you," sold L o fe r , laugh- person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts High School building, and' farthe other purppw-s:
therujf, ur otherwise retard the progress of sold lor which the Imnds were voted.
tog “My brother Is not In you r grace's curs, after do* notice is given hv th« « • » •—“ ~
fiudiiiMiis uTinti immis are now offered
Whistle, or "oilier proper signal, shall lie puuishnl for sule for the purimse of street paving. They will
l-'Bwws.*—
"
~
by ii fine ol not exceeding five dollars, or imprison- mature In January. 1914.
mi nl not exceeding five days. Provided, however,
There is no oilier Imiuli-d indi-btedneks than tinthis section shnll not operate us a release from thirty tliousand dollar bunds heretofore sold, the
As Unrtstonablt W if«.
Ic wlul damages for accidents’.
interest on which bus been promptly paid down to
J,oho Vigors complitlncd. one night
Ilcfore this ordinane» shall become operative, the 1st day of July. I90H.
The validity of tliese imnds hat never been ques
it supper that the ten was weak, tho the said Grantees, limit associates and assigns,
ilolniled informniion, rates.
shall enler imo a written coiitruct. to lie filed witii tioned, Judge John F billon, of New York, pussed
torsi tough, the potatoes Boggy, etc
tilt- City Clerk ol the City, agreeing to he Iwund by U|Ninuml declared the Imnds irgnily issued.
Ticket Ayjdit, wrile to or call on
ail tbe tcrro»t stipulations, nnd conditions ol this
bids for said tiands. or any |«irtion thereof, will
Uls wife at last bunt Into teura.
trdutunec. Such contract to be executed within la- received at any lime on or before January 1st.
"Jali« Vigors,", she cried.' * T have i.i.t, days after notification by tlie Mayor it) 1909.
Knell bid should Ik- scaled and endorsed "Hid (or
rooked faithfully for you fo r arvon- writing, of tlie passage and approval of tills ordin
arne. Failure ou the part ot the said Grantees, Sanford bonds." enclosed in a , second envelop
ton Tears. My one thought bus. boon their associates und assigns, to carry out und i*-r addressed to the undertlgnisl bond trustees The
lorui all or auy ol the conditions or undertakings bidi wiilj» e opened ht J 2 ULCltick, Dixin. jammxy
Is (iletss you. Thero Is not a mun ^
DivialuiTFuitscn^er Adent
t-s pressed in this franchi»*, shall s r n r f«' Torfell lire lisfTIDDii: TTn> rTgfit is rrservcxl to reject any and
TruvellitiR I’ aBsoofier Agent
wt-baa-better coOKed Tood Ilian or all rights un tho streets uf the City of Sanfordr
all bids.
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Interest coupons will tie delncbed from tlie Imnds
lh e granting of thè rights und privileges, herein
fM. sod this Is all tbe thunks I g e t—
», i forth in this ordinance, is upon the rspri-ss down to and including Joiiuury 1st. 1909, and In
PwUngs and coinpluluta, g r o w lin g « condition
that the said Grantees, their associate» terest coupons front January 1st, 1909. to remain
A M. TMxashui.
nd wtnplslnts day ufter day.
W h y ur.d assigns, obligate Ihciiisclvcs to build, cuu- uttuched.
•
Ga>. II FrexAUi,
Skrcct.
«p
ili»
and operate their said railway on
j-esu’i you praise me once In itw h lle?"
.
S. O. CHAxr,
Santoni avenue Irutn tbygouth city limits to First
"JOB'S« the most unreasounblo w o street, and on First strfetVfrom Sanford avenue to
bund Trustees.
Oct, 30
avenue, us herein set fotth, within eighteen
ws I erer saw," he said coldly. Uak
months Irutn the patstge and sppmval of lids or
*Mspy sod many a time t ’ ve sat dow n dinance. And shall begin to construct and proseI
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T M Illy
I»
I
.o n g & iU tfe M *
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A ll W ork G uaranteed
G EO . W. A D A M S , Manager
The Florida Fertilizer- Co.
Best Brand of Fertilizers
for Florida^-growers----
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
J. A. fA K A C H
Coast Line R. R.
GOES EVERYW HERE
North, East,"West and South
Consult the Purple Folder
A. W. FRITOT,
FRANK C. BOYI.STON,
Atlantic Const Line, Jacksonville, Fla.
FRANK
rb in e ti gnj never snbl a w ord nbout
# from start to flnlrh. W asn’ t Utnt
-•»«ogh of a compliment fo r you T
Hoot you know t>crfectly w ell that If
r.tteetud been the least tlttlo bit o f o
1 Alnj (o flod /BU|t „ .(t j,
|,a v 8 f ou n (t
la Knowledge.
^ •
Aad ao, j say H most conCdebtly, tbe
Intellectual task o f our! nge la
•Wty Uj order uml make sertlcen ble
tiJ!*** Tc4,0> pf Prtute*l tnsterUl
_“ rofourctmturle* bare swept across
Jslli To organize our knowledge,
' •JiteniatUo our rcudlng. to sure out
t'lratlcM catnrnct „of- iuk tbu
til thoughts or tbe greDteat, this
uuleog tbo productive Inntau JS t0 lead u . at last to
l ( f f t * » r»JsM and pathless chaos.
J
tot
ln,rl^ 0* thst tu rak'ap IS In m o
their said line of railway, as herein ¡
a failure to thus construct within the reasonable
perlai sja-cifird,strali work a forfeiture of this fran
chise oiid all rights and privileges herein granted.
Said
laid Grantees, their associates and assigns,
assigns, tl
shall.
within thirty dgys after being
:ing
the M
< ur
ing notified by tips
May
Lin writing of the approvalI o
off this ordinance, notify
the City Council in writing of their acceptance uf
the provisions and conditions of ¡Ids ordinance.
and the failure on the part of said Graulers, their
associates nnd assigns, to notify life City Council
within slsty days alter the receipt of notice of Dir
approval uf this ordinance at herein prescribed, of
their acceptance thereof, shall operate as a for
feiture of all rights and privilege* granted and
comprised in this ordinance.
Sir. 8. The City ul Sanford gives ami grants thr
franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving
the right and rexjuiiihg the said Grantees, their
associate* and assigns, as a condition precedent
to the taking effect uf the grant, to givr^and grant
t o tho City of Sanford, the rights, at and alter the
expiration ol the term uf thirty (3 0 ) years hereinM p fe nicalkined. tu yurthnxr the street railroad
and other property used under or in connection
tW
uh the ftnr
franchise, end rights hereby granted, ur
« « * port of such property as the City of Sanford
|S
E S S T - Ito purchase at a valuation of the prop
erty, real and personal, desired, which valuation
shall be fixed by arbitration as provided by law, in
e rtm tu f-th e pro*
visions ol the laws of UieSuteof Florid^ln ouch
nothing in
l ° 0' ' “ u,lD*provided
t.o. .tk
TLii?°rtt Uwk W
0coaie BcroM thU franchise shall he aconstrued
so a*Jo deprive
. "baerneas o f books Is to learu »ny .butting
Tu ‘ uru o ver the p a g e , o f
htdartr ii
^ * rlc UgfTlsoa.
PrtttC* V iS ? ib . It U further provided that U the crinthat Is g o o d .- leel their associates and assigns, shalj *^*"
don said raUrosd. or shall fall to operate lUCars
foe public use for a term of sixty dsys et onoUme
bUl d0W* ,0V* U 1110
52,
owners along said railway Iron) re
covering any damages that indy be lawfully
claimed from said Grantees, their axsocistes and
VraU«. V i thin 'i’h eT b yjellh '*’*'’
uttV‘7 •very
Otenr time
tlm » U
is tries »tffibe
mission begranu-d by a resolution ol tbe
ao hope
boj sud believe. our .CrnmciJ^ ^ ^ fosnus OwAmp. that w
do
dCH-g
oes pot w ait for us to
*t>4 tolse to love us, but loves
loves to help us In tbe very
struggle with slu sud proper officers./ll books of occounU.».ascertain
our
H ö r »t u B w iitf.
Sanford’s " Only Exclusive" Shoe^Store-
Sanford Library
-
AND
rrep Reading
Kpnninp Room
nnnm
r Free
jL
ROOM 20
-Upstairs, Pico Block
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p*m.
+ ’
’
KNIT“
Saturdays 4 to 9p. in.
S tran gers We i com e
L - W OODRUFF
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STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES
Liitcst
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7m.rrl
�Pa|« 10
THC-W NfOW ttCWLO
Q1CC0E THE
U hot«om a^^im kflikM v-and-jtTtrriftcm tm i
na 1 took upon ilia gaim nra-gr TtVtHg -g fecrr
ao admirably- piatted.'-ao cleanly kept:
surely it must appeal to every artistic
Letters and Communications on
Where Devout of the Celery
eye and intelligent mind. I f he be a
Various Tim ely Topics.
City Worship Tomorrow.
public benenefactor who causes two
b to d ea jeL ln iJ a to. grow In place o f one,
what ahaU w e say o f the ones in your
community who have through years o !
discouraging experiments Wrought out a
system th e re b y the tiller o f the soil in
In This Department will be round the the celery delta m ay in a few years be Of Interekt to Those Religiously In
clined-Subjects of Discourses
Views, Opinions and Comment
come a clipper o f coupons; for the former
for the Sabbath.
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of Practical Writers.
Florida desert has been made to " blossom
RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS
COLUMN DEVOTED JO P E O P lf
T)t* fauarl »1 ih* C W cKm ta ths'Ciiy *H'EaraM>r
R«qtmi«i to
or I» m I l U f Annwfocomonti md
AIMf Chufth Now« to tkla office not !*l*f (Kin T a s rw if
November 14, iqm
d ir n d l h re g rpvriTtg- l w - I n t e r t a t - w t T l r t y r
WSOU)l|l)NSOfR[sp[f,
to be present next Wednesday night.
Catholic
Rav. M Fot. rector; aervtws «very second and
with SunJay; Mriy m ai». 7 * . m.: m an snd l«r lon. 10 a m ; Sunday school, » a. W.i vespara. 3
Kosary. instniction
7:30 p. m,
and
benediction.
ico, IJ; evert In ( f u r i l i » , 7:00; Sabbath adiad. 7:30
■». »H o . F.-WkUtwví lW t >rar»r ■»—OMi PdO
Wlrêieas, Puirullhan 'VV.'T;
a member o f the police force of u
Services Sabbath morning and evening
o f Tam pa for eleven years. |ms
as usimi.
,
most unfortunate and tragic dcaili;
fore bo It *
p. ID.
I know o f no. place In all the world
ifttfftM B .
where can be found the combination of
rirmt Methodist
'e will not be responsible climate, soil, Irrigation and drninago that
Roy. D. D. Sweat, pastor; church, corner Park
Ini mi
. - t contributor«. A ll comavenue and Fifth street; parunmute, comer MjS*
prevails at the Celery City.
--------------------------- for current Issun mult be la
"Resolved. Thot wo tender to the he.
ol In avenue and Seventh street; phone 854.
S
band not later than Tuesday p. ra.l—Eo.
unday morning service at II; evening service.
H ave a Jollification— a great time o f re 7:00;.
reeved
fam ily our sincere sympathy and
Sumlsy school, 0:45 a. m.; Jno. K. MetSuggestions To r Our Tete Day
I Inter, Supt Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even The M a jestic M usical Com edy Com pany heartfelt condolence in this hour of »m,,.
joicing and thanksgiving.
ing.
A t Opera House N ext W edn esday
tlon. A b o , be it
— H enry H. Deane.
To tbe Editor of The Herald:
Last Sunday, .being missionary day In
A s a former resident o f your city, the
By
far
tlte
Itcst
mmflcnl
comedy
compn"Resolved. That we commend the tuAM
Accidental Death of C. S. Connell.
the Sunday school* the largest offering of
•• Queen o f the St. Johns." I wish to add
CL S. Connell, one a f the most promi any day in the year was brought in. The pany which lx n o w touring w ill be seen at traits o f character which werc-cxEibitaj
n word o f approval to .the suggestion
nent citizens o f the Apopka section was amount was nearly $22. Over $80 have the opera house Wednesday evening, by our brother officer, his efficiency at a
made in your last week's issue ns to n
member o f the force, and his faithful«*
killed last Monday morning by the occi been raised b y this school for missions Nov. 18. •»
carnival, or festal occasslon— a short sea
to duty ns a .servant o f the city, and
Am
ong
the
supporting
company
m
ay
be
dental discharge o f his shot gun. It seems this year. The, fifth Sunday w ill be ob
son o f Joyous celebration and b ea k y
that Mr. Connell had started for the field served ns Children's Day. The school found such well-known comedinns ns Lee furthermore, that n copy of these retolu’
thanksgiving. I f ever n people in all the
Barth, a German character delineator, a lions be sent the fam ily of the decesied
and In coming through the fence caught meets nt 0.4 ii a. m.
wide world had cause for such a celebroand copies furnished the pret
the hammers o f his gun, the contents
There w ill be the usual services next yodler such as Emmett Olcott nnd Scanlon
tlon, surely It is the people o f the Celery
o f Tam pa a s'w ell.
were
in
their
prime.
Lou
Powers
who
striking him near the heart and death re Sunday. Preaching both morning and
•'H a r r y A . P eopi
sulting immediately. His absence from evening (11.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m ) by plays the part o f Izxy Cohen is conceded
S t Patrick's day Is an appropriate time;
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W
ooiiw aki
to
be
one
of
the
funkiest
low
comedians
on
home occasioned alarm and a search be the pastor, Rev. D. Ii. Sweat. A cordial
let the carn ival color be .green, and let
" F rank B ell.
ing litadfe Tor him the body was discoved welcome to all. W e extend a-special in the American stage today, and his songs
every m anly breast and queenly bosom
“ W L F ly n t.
with the gun lying near-by, The coron- vitation to strangers and to those who and'parodies are a scream. Miss Edith
be adorned with a sprig or bouquet o f
Powers,
who
plays
the
daughter.
Minerva,
’EllWIN L amar intrr,
era* Jury returned a verdict o f death by. qrc w.llhAu l.p a iiQra.flt thlsxima to worship
dainty dippings from the choicest o f gar
ls,-to
quote
from
nn
Atlanta
paper,-""The
‘G
tò ruiTB la itbont ,
accidental shooting. T he .funeral wut with-us,—
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den -foliage— llu v e the different-kinds o f
sweetest
bunch
o
f
young
girlhood
seen
•
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— Tampa Tribune.
held at the residence near Oakland on
Epworth League meeting 3.00 p. m.
sports, tests o f strength, boat races, e ta
Thursday morning, the services being de Mr. L. K. Phllipa is the lender for tlte day. here ih a long time, and is the 'tassetsor
Card o f Thanks.
In lien o f ih e usual flower parade, have a
o f n sweetly cultivated voice.
Others in
layed in order that his daughter who is Let all the young people come.
In
our
late
bereavement in die by* uf
* vegetable parade, with money prizes for
the company are Miss Marie McCollum,
attending college at Lexington, Ky., could
a dear brother. W. E. Williams, our
the best decorated vehicles, using for dec
who plays Mrs. Hargraves. Miss Lottie
arrive in time.
•
Presbyterian
tboughta turn to those who expressed
orations celery, lettuce, cauliflower, etc.
Rev.
J.
F.
McKInnkm.
[tailor;
mortili
West, an eccentric conuncdienne. Sidney
Mr. Connell was a man who enjoyed the It; evenlni
their
aonow-and sympathy in the dudu-ai
‘ ig service, 7:00; Sabtialh act«
H ave a large float, with the “ Celery
Williams, James R. Mitchell, Jack Asher,
respect and esteem o f a large circle o f m.; Henry McLaulin.-SupL; prayer m o
hour ond by deeds
and words of consola
,
Q ueen" riding J n state, surrounded by n
nttdsy, l i:30 p. m.
Bessie Overton, DaisySunion, Paul Arthur.
friends and acquaintances Being o f un
tion
sought
to
assuage
our grief. To them
The pastor has been nwny nil week a t And the orchestra is composed o f Frank
dozen other fa ir maidens, all dressed In
ilagging zeal and devotion to business
w
e
wish
to
express
our
hcnrfelt thunlt
tending
the
annual
session
o
f
tlte
Presby
flimsy robes o f w hite nnd green, each
G. Woodruff, n violinist o f repute, and Prof,
interests he had built up large properly
It W- Williams.
terian Synod o f Florida at Jacksonville. Clarence J. Grogan, a bit mlpianist.---This
bearing n bouquet o f strawberry foliage,
holdings nenr Oakland and owned one o f
I. B. W il l ia m s ,
-The Synod is composed *i>r the three
blossoms and fruit, and surround the-floot
gentleman is tho.marvci o f the age. playtHeTFnesi tracts o f vegetable land In that
J.
B. W il l ia m s ,
with stately stalks o f early com.
Presbyteries, the Florida. Suwannee nnd
iqg four different tunes nt the same time.
thriving section. He leaves a w ife rind
S l Johns. Dr. McKinnon returned last
1 w ill not take tim e and space to enu
S o c ia lis ts M ake Big Goins.
He is absolutely sightless, and has never
night nnd will occupy his pulpit Sunday
merate the m anyother attractive features
Tlte
Socialists in Orange county are
known what a piano looks like. . In
morning and evening.
that crowd the mind. Sudi a parade and
the people of Sanford are assured o f a/are Jubilant over the good showing made in
celebration w ill be unique, attractive, ap
musical treat in ‘T h e Flower o f the South." the late election over tiuil of JiMM. Lack
propriate and, as an advertising feature,
There
are nearly twenty « m g M ti. Among o f space forbids the publication ofoBcUl
R*v. R. R. Kami all.
il«r: - Sunday morning
its good effects w ill be far-reaching.
service. II; evening ser
. 7 :30 ; prayer meeting some of the must prominent are; “ When returns, but figures.indJcalp that the So
Wednesday. 7j00 n. m
ibbatli school, 10
The Clyde L ipe and railroad systems
J. C. Enstnlnger.
ismlnger. Su|
Superintendent
the Circus Comes to Town,,’ “ Wont You be cialist party,!« growing stronger in every
will, with their usual liberality, give spe yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing
my Honey.” ■•Sleep, Baby, Sleep." “ When election nnd in 19HJ- will be a potent fueux
cial rates. Make It a great "hom e-com pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35
rtrst Baptist
Eyes Like Yours Look into Eyes Like Mine,” in politics.
..
,
JUMrtr: Sunday morning serv
in g " for every Sanfordlttl, for nnd n e a r - cents. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2 >- ,
"Mariulchn."
“ Poor Old Girl," "Bohemia,”
ice. ib ev en ln g servier, 7 :30 ; Sohlmth school. 0:43
w in n e r W ashin g Machines
in Jacksonville alone there are two hun lb Elberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, ». m.; K. K Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every
"Back to Am erica," "The Flower o f the
A few more o f these still left, sold strictly
Wednesday,
7
:
00
V
m.;
V.
W,
A.
Aral
Friday,
3
p.
dred or more. *
15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware
South," "The Mountains and Valleys I on guuutee. If they do nut tlo whu! we
Words fail me to express the feelings price $ 20, next week for $17,
claim, money la refunded., Harry JTWiltoa
Brevity will ln*ure
contrary to the v tr
llshtd, but ntniilvr
lion* will be rejected.
THE ELOWER O f THE SOUTH
L,aim.is tne Dasis or all wealth
Land hunger has caused bloody wars
million immigrants annually to
i
ight heie in
over crowded -Europe
the Sanford
District—sub-irrigate(
watered by everlasting artesian wells
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i-
low, before the mighty host, of land-hungry peopi e arrive
ind—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots
on Lots of Easy Payments
-We’ll tell-you all about it
SANFO RD, FLORIDA
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//VS A N F O R D — Life
Tt-l
¡a Worth Living
SANTORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1908
TV rtIM fH M V O R tO -^TgTTittPtR WATtH
Items of Interest Gleaned fro m
Various Sources
.
T U C i.ic c i/
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
Albert G. Holland a member o f the first
"company organised In Washington to fight
for the Confederacy, died suddenly In
Washington on the 15th Inst. Mr. Holland
took part In the first battle o f Manassas,
wu captured and sent to Camp Chase
where he remained until the close o f the
war.
The Duchess o f Chaulnea, form erly Miss
Theodora Shonta, gave birth to. a son In
Paris Nov. 18. By this btrth the Duchess
retains her title. Her husbnnd died last
spring.
The Emperor and Empress Dowager o f
China both died during the post week.
- Prince Chun become R eg en t-o f the Em*
pirr and has assembled an arm y at the
[wiser, all approaches to which are hcaviI.-as are legation * approaches,
J & .M W m l«, fe a m -a o uprising among
his people.* The city o f Peking is trans*
formed, a brilliant blue taking the place of
red which formerly predominated. Bpth
the Emperor and Empresa Dowager died
unattended, as has been the custom for
over three thousand years when a ruler
died. They died alone although surrounded
[V by circles of abject spectators who re
mained a rod distant oh account o f the
ured persons of their m ajesties they
could not be approached.
The Park theater, one o f the lnndmarka
of Brooklyn. N. Y., waa destroyed by fire
J fit week, only fifteen minutes after a
large audicWCe had left the building. Had
ths Are occurred s ~ ttttle earlier 'llie r e ' Is
no doubt that the loss o f life would have
been appalling. Aa it waa only one.per*
■ion, a fireman, waa injured.
Pro!.Harrington, a noted scientist nnd
«»-chief <if the weather bureau, who has
b«a missing for some ten years, and was
J -supposed tabe-dead, haa been found in
lie asylum nt Morris Plains, N. Y .entered
u John Die, He waa identified by his
vile, but did not recognize her. He does
not know who be is or where he came
bom.
E-l Hess?. pr^.T.!u«iu iu u»e prosecu
tion of the boodlers in San Francisco, was
*U* and seriously wounded while It»- at
tendance ot court in that c ity last Friday.
His assailant, Morris Haas, gave as ’ his
« • » n for the act the statement that Hea*y had ruined him in business and dlsIrteed his family by bringing to light the
f*d that be was an ex-convict.
In the Cuban national election held Nov.
. U h e Uberals wcro successful General
*** Niguel Gomez was elected president
“ d AHrcda Zayaa vice president
Sw tU ryof Navy Metcalf has resigned
* tue effect Dec I. Ill health is the reo* * given.
flH«ged peonage cases have
“ isralssed by the court before whom
r T* * «
tried. The Judge held
Ihe government had not proved its
t*|Miioa, _
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u ^ F; r r,’ Unbn at their
¿ r “ P,ku11* appealed to growers to
their cotton for better prioea.
“ ^ ion of firedamp in the Rad; J S 00? mine ,n Westphalia, Germany,
miners were entombed, moat o f whom
Allied,
F -telBe<Unaof lbe A tlantic Deeper W a* n Association lias been In tension
**«k in Baltimore. Over 300 dele; £.__ WCTt ln attendance. A plan was
, aninlao<l w aterw ay between
It tMi
Key W e s t.“ *1 Oongreaa will
;
to carry the project to comH W fa b a biu n u of S t Pierre, a French
Harney Is becoming an item and two
steamboat lines recently inaugurated are
Liberal Appropriation! Made— $647.required to properly handle this trade.
The orange and vegetable district adja
000 For S t.Jo lm s
From Frank Clark cent to Lake Harney can thus transport
Washington, Nov. 18.—Gen. W. L Mar. Telegram
Extensive Improvements To Be
slinll, ch ief o f en gin eer! o f »he United
their products by fast boats to Sahford
Assures Project
Made In Property
and make connection with the Atlantic
S ta te! arm y, today furnished his estiCoast Line for northern points.~mn,e* {or Ihe work necessary on riv en .
Thc many advantages offered by this
and harbors In the Southern States. The
"deep water project can scarcely be enu
following covers
recommendations for
merated at the present time nnd Sanford,
Florida:
Biscayne bay,
7,000; Withlacoochee Announcement Means That Sanford with nil the prospects in view , w ill enter
Present Facilities Entirely Inadequate
Will Again Become Queen of
upon the year 1909 with a clear field and
river. $50.000;
lachicola bay, $80,to Handle Rapidly Increasing
the
St.
John»
River
leading alt competition for the most
000; Carra belle
$75.000; HillsborTrade of Sanford
ough bay, $I0J
SorVord people ore jubiloat 'over the bustling nnd fastest growing city in the
y W e s t $50.000;
The Herald has upon numf i t occa->
Tampa bay, $2
Pensacola. $150,- announcement that deep water is assured entire South; a city that offers more in
sions In the past fewnxJnthTi led ottenevery
w
ay
to
the
prospector,investor,
000; Sarasota
the
city.
This
came
Saturday
in
the
form
$20.000; Apalachition to the rcmnrkablt growth) Sanford.
cola river, inch ing lower Chipola river. nf a telegram to Hon. J. N. Whltner.from fanner and to the poor man than any
along every line and iin ln ti out many
$20,000;
Blackevate river. $25,000; Congressman Frank Clark, and was as other city In the world.
features
which tended Lopriive the truth
i------Crystal,' Manotu. Aclotc, Suwannee and follows:
o f these assertions. One o f the best In- —
Our Ja ck so n ville O ffic e
Withlacoochee river. $24,500; Indian «* t W r t H W kW S H H W H H W V .
dications Is the visit this week o f several
Sanford's puhlicsplrited citizens, recog
river, $9,000; Kissimmee, $5,000; Ockla•* Washington. D. C.,Nov. 14.’B8.
:
Clyde Line otfidala,-who came wltht t w ----nizing the fact that Jacksonville offers a
wnha. S 6.QQQ: Orange. 55,000: S t Johns
“ T o J . N. W hltm r, Sanfordl
avowed purpose o f enlarging and greatly
valuable location for an information bureau
river, $847,000; Volusia bar, $5,000;
"T h e Board o f Engineers and
Improving their dockage and warehouses
regarding the advantages o f the Celery
Choctawbatchee, $10,000; Escambia and
Chief o f Engineers approve a chan
In order to facilitate the handling o f the
City, have been casting about for suitable
Conecuh, $10,000
nel one hundred feet wide and
immense freight business that ia now be
quarters.
Thursday,
W.
D.
Holden,
who
For the fiscal year ending June 30,1910:
eight feet deep. Palatku to Sanford,
ing transacted at this p oin t
has been very active in this matter, re
Under the continuing contract, Jackson
and one hundred feet wide and five
W. M. Tupper. general ngent; B. J.Ford. __
c e iv e ! u letter from F. M. Ironmonger.
ville is given $215,000 and Pensacola
feet deep Sanford to Lake H a rw y
traveling a g e n t and Contractor Brown
I ■
Florida passenger ngent o f thcClyde Line,
$150,000.^ Savannah is given $400,000;
mean low water. This action guar
spent several days this week In Sanford,
stating th u n space for the Sanford office
Chattahoochee riyerL $230,000.
antees both projects.
and after a careful survey and general ~ ::
had- bcen^Tescr r a f in tha, oflk a o f th »
— — '— '—
""F sanx CLskk.“
:
inspection" o f the property, the City En
In Saaford— Llfe l* W orth L i v i n g "
Clyde Linernhd that thc'oflicinia would do
gincerw as instructed to get up a working
__ JSouthern Prints*. W»«Mn|ton. D. C.f”~' ‘
all in.their power to advance the interests
design
of the old building and Contractor
W ith this motto at the masthead, the
This intelligence seems too good to be o f Sanford. This means that our city will
Sanford (F la .) Herald reaches us. it ia true, and many nnd varied inquiries were establish an office in one o f the bcst loca- Brown will at once prepare plans for the
ten-page, five column paper, one of made at The Herald office regarding the tions in Jacksonville, and under the direc extensive im provem ents.^, *
Hearing o f tills movement.which means
tlie neatest published, and the composi possibilities offered by this great project tion o f Mr. Leffler the Celery City will make
so
much to Sanford,-The Herald scribe in
tion and presawork could not be improved.
To those who have been urging this a good display and properly demonstrate
terview
ed A gen t M. F. Lovell yesterday
Mr. R. J. Holly, formerly o f the Orlando, movement this telegram.means that their our advantages to the tourists who throng
and
elicited
the following information:
Reporter-Star, Is the managing editor, labors Imve not been in vain, nnd when Jacksonville during the senson looking for
The Clyde Line officials are very desir
and he is assisted by a competent corps, the stately vessels come steaming up the locations. This office w ill be a distributing
among whom is Mr. W. S. Osborn, on able river and land their cargoes from many depot for printed matter o f nil kinds and ous o f doing all in their (tower to further
the interests o f Sanford nnd recognize the
newspaper man and (winter.
lands, the Sanford people will begin to vegetables and fruits will be on display
fact that in a few years Sanford, as the
In connection with the , publishing of renlize thnt the city has at lust renched during the season.
head
o f navigation, will be one o f tbe
The Herald, a general printing business the proportions of a real city and center
most Important cities on the St. Johns.
will be conducted." .
o f trade. The Clyde Line and other lines
First Car for New Railway .
The dock and warehouses being entirely
The complete plant— composing room can then operate larger boats with less
The first car for the new Sanford A
inadequate to handle the trade, w ill be
equipment and pressroom— was Installed difficulty and river transportation will be Everglades Railw ay has been built by the
improved b y -te a rin g -d o w n one o f the
bySou thern ;Prlnlets Supply Company. one o f the strongest points in this city's Sanford Machine A Foundry* Works. It Is
buildings near the present wareKfiuse.
Washington. D. C.
list pf attractions.
*
not o f the luxurious PuIImnn type, being
The present^ warehouse will be enlarged
Aside from the great tourist travel by just a plain hand car painted red and
and converted Into a fine w aiting station,
What Everybody Is Talking About
boat, which will then be increased on ac- lettered in white. It is not much to gaze
separate rooms made for white and col
Ths day ot feai'T'tn tf draweth nlih
eount o f the faBt daily schedule, the upon but the significance dawns upon (he
. And K u m ut A urkry* toon mud die.
ored passengers, and a wide drivew ay
freight to Sanford will place this city in beholder thnt this new hand car means a
Git one that'* y o l I n f and iwert and fat.
will de built to the end o f the pier, upon
And dull It t U l l of Itila and that,
the list o f wholesale points, as the boats movement on the new railroad and in a
which teams can be driven the entire
With fcuH and be D t l t i , »s u m make.
can come from New York. Baltimore and few weeks the ties will be down and rails
And
add prrae I \ v t i , plea and cake.
length. A t the end o f the^ jpier a large,
---- A ik friends and I/Indred all lateMne,
other points directly to Sanford. ■ — .—
laid. In order that (ha construction gang
warehouse. 40z4 0 feet, will be erected.
And apread Than IV atn rin i at your home
This
city
now
enjoys
a
very
low
rate
can
operate hand carp and carry supplies
Let no| the car U * a of life disirraa
TTresagent's office will be placed at that
But fill each gu U r d with happlneai.
for freights, the difference between San to the far end o f the road.
poin^ and all the freight business will
RcceWe the j o V i of youthful day*
ford
antLiiiierior (mints tw enty-five miles
Thus the little red car while not In the
t a l blrtfing utirt p itlw .
And
fo r
be hmullcd from the boat there also.
apart (Sung twenty cents per hundred. Pullman class, makes it possible for the
TilS pisr isill ba i-U .u t to emriom^ witn
The lake trade between Sanford nml-Lalie Pullman to follow. ”
A re you a subscriber to T he H ehaldT
this new plan and all the buildings will
be painted and placed in fine condition.
The improvements, when finished, will
amount
to between $6,000 and $7,000
r
and when completed will not only greatly
enhance Uie river front, but will give San
ford the best of facilities for handling
freight and passengers.
The building on (lie corner o f Palmetto
and Commercial streets that has been vacani so long, w ill be repaired and if not
used by the company will be rented for a
store room.
Tbe citizens o f Sanford are grateful to
To the People of Sanford:
the Clyde Line .officials for their interest
.
, ,
f
In the city and w ill Join them In the im
NTERESTED ns I am in the welfare ami prosperity of U»q City of Sanford and its citizens,
provement o f the river front. Thus the
most valuable asset o f Sanfbrd, the river
and desiring to see our city advance und take its place us the foremost inland city of our
transiortation. will forge to the front, and
with
the assurance of deep water the river
Stntq^liich distinction pro|»crly belongs to us, and having no other motive titan the up
front In T f e w years w ill bustle with facbuilding of Sanford anil its greater pro*f*eritg, 1 have announced my candidacy for the ofllce of
tories and wharves and the «rarely «rea m ._
era o f the const traffic w ill tie up B r a n
Mnynv nnd trtltw plmgnrr in pnwftntittfHii y“ ii my Ptn*f,tr,H, hi H iH F l imv't* »nd^Hlini die issues
ford's wharves.
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which I believe are foremost in the minds of our citizens and befit adapted to bring about the
" I n Sanford— life is worth livin g."
CLYDE LINE IMPROVES
¡A GOOD CHANNELTO THIS CITY
H«rs the Reader» Will Find a Brief
Historical Spring Flowing
For Married Readers
ISANFORD DEEP WATER
LARGED DOCK AND WAREHOUSES
Sovcnitnei>L*iid a rel » » « o i m a n h e t U o the Am erican
">d cheered the United S late
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THE
PLATFORM
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desired result:
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I am in favor of reduction of taxcs> ,
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I am in favor of better fire protection.
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I am in favor of paving and keeping in proper condition our streets nnd uvenues.
1 am in favor of city extension, provided the city can guarantee to the inhabitants of the
contiguous territory all Uie benefits to which they would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I
vigorously oppose the plan of extension as presented by the present administration, which I bellfcve
to be unfair and unjust-
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I am-in favor-ef municipal ownership of a Lighting Plant and Water Works aaa means—
whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City GovemmenL
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if plprtnl t will enforce strictly and impartially all the Ordinances of our city.
tfaHTi5* w n rarsar
j,
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Very respectfully,
E. E. B
rady
Candidate for Magot1
.
Sanford, Florida, Nooamber 21ft.
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Business Better This Week
!i
*fi«lrs that do not conof d * empire, and will
lhe constitutional methods.
Lookout 4m, on Lookout Mounbjr «w Nov. 17. The
with anlnsurauce
It will bo rebuilt on a larger
sat plan.
Ü
d iU
Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford-
*
®f Germany has notified
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^ 7 ° ° ' ttre disgusted a t their treat
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There was a noticeable improvement
in business all over the city this week,
and our merchants are looking happy. It
is evident that s new era In business is
taking place in the Celery City and the
movement In lettuce and good returns Is
giving an" in$fttus to trade along every
line. Tills week's trade is only a fore
runner o f what is to come. The entire
force o f clerks at all the stores has been
busy, and the many inducements offered
by our merchants this week Is bringing
tbe trade.
Purchasers find that they dan buy goods
as cheap In Sanford as they can from rite
mail order houses, and after looking up
the advertisements in The Herald they
proceed t o jlo all their buy Eng _ from lbe-..
Stafford merchants.
S ellin g' C rierv Land
The Howard-Packard Land Co. Is plac
ing fam ilies every week upon their prop- '
erty In the Celery Delta, Th is week a
fine ten-acre tract was purchased b y J .G .
Ellsworth, o f Wichita. Kansas, who w ill
come down later and bring several fam i
lies with him.
I;
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T H C -W N fO W
ttC W LO
Novem ber 14, i q m
WSOU)l|l)NSOfR[sp[f,
d irndl hre grpvriTtg- lw -In terta t-w tT lrty r
U hot«om a^^im kflikM v-and-jtTtrriftcm tm i
na 1 took upon ilia gaim nra-gr TtVtHg -g fecrr
to be present next Wednesday night.
ao admirably- piatted.'-ao cleanly kept:
surely it must appeal to every artistic
Catholic
Letters and Communications on
Where Devout o f the Celery
eye and intelligent mind. I f he be a
Rav. M Fot. rector; aervtws «very second and
with SunJay; Mriy mai». 7 * . m.: man snd l«rVarious Timely Topics.
City Worship Tomorrow.
public benenefactor who causes two
lon. 10 a m ; Sunday school, » a. W.i vespara. 3
b to d ea jeL ln iJ a to. grow In place o f one,
what ahaU w e say o f the ones in your
community who have through years o !
Kosary. instniction and benediction.
discouraging experiments Wrought out a
7:30 p. m,
system th e re b y the tiller o f the soil in
In This Department will be round the the celery delta m ay in a few years be Of Interekt to Those Religiously In
clined-Subjects of Discourses
Views, Opinions and Comment
come a clipper o f coupons; for the former
ico, IJ; evert In(fu rili», 7:00; Sabbath adiad. 7:30
for the Sabbath.
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o f Practical Writers.
»H o . F.-WkUtwví lW t >rar»r ■»—OMi PdO
Florida desert has been made to " blossom
Wlrêieas, Puirullhan 'VV.'T;
T)t* fauarl »1 ih* C W cKm ta ths'Ciiy *H'EaraM>r p. ID.
a
member
o f the police force of u
R«qtmi«i to
or I»mI lU f Annwfocomonti md
Services Sabbath morning and evening
Brevity will ln*ure
I know o f no. place In all the world AIMf Chufth Now« to tkla office not !*l*f (Kin Tasrwif
o f Tam pa for eleven years. |ms
as usimi.
,
ifttfftMB.
contrary to the vtr
where can be found the combination of
most unfortunate and tragic dcaili;
rirmt Methodist
llshtd, but ntniilvr
lion* will be rejected.
'e will not be responsible climate, soil, Irrigation and drninago that
Roy. D. D. Sweat, pastor; church, corner Park
fore bo It *
Ini mi
. - t contributor«. All comavenue and Fifth street; parunmute, comer MjS*
------------------------for current Issun mult be la prevails at the Celery City.
"Resolved. Thot wo tender to the he.
olIn avenue and Seventh street; phone 854.
S
band not later than Tuesday p. ra.l—Eo.
unday morning service at II; evening service.
H ave a Jollification— a great time o f re 7:00;.
reeved
fam ily our sincere s y m p a th y and
Sumlsy school, 0:45 a. m.; Jno. K. MetSuggestions Tor Our Tete Day
I Inter, Supt Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even The M a jestic M usical Com edy Com pany heartfelt condolence in this hour of »m,,.
joicing and thanksgiving.
ing.
A t Opera House N ext W edn esday
tlon. A b o , be it
— H e n r y H. D e a n e .
To tbe Editor of The Herald:
Last Sunday, .being missionary day In
A s a former resident o f your city, the
By
far
tlte
Itcst
mmflcnl
comedy
compn"Resolved. That we commend the tuAM
Accidental Death of C. S. Connell.
the Sunday school* the largest offering of
•• Queen o f the St. Johns." I wish to add
CL S. Connell, one a f the most promi any day in the year was brought in. The pany which lx n o w touring w ill be seen at traits o f character which werc-cxEibitaj
n word o f approval to .the suggestion
nent citizens o f the Apopka section was amount was nearly $22. Over $80 have the opera house Wednesday evening, by our brother officer, his efficiency at a
made in your last week's issue ns to n
member o f the force, and his faithful«*
killed last Monday morning by the occi been raised b y this school for missions Nov. 18. •»
carnival, or festal occasslon— a short sea
to duty ns a .servant o f the city, and
Am
ong
the
supporting
company
m
ay
be
dental discharge o f his shot gun. It seems this year. The, fifth Sunday w ill be ob
son o f Joyous celebration and b ea k y
that Mr. Connell had started for the field served ns Children's Day. The school found such well-known comedinns ns Lee furthermore, that n copy of these retolu’
thanksgiving. I f ever n people in all the
Barth, a German character delineator, a lions be sent the fam ily of the decesied
and In coming through the fence caught meets nt 0.4 ii a. m.
wide world had cause for such a celebroand copies furnished the pret
the hammers o f his gun, the contents
There w ill be the usual services next yodler such as Emmett Olcott nnd Scanlon
tlon, surely It is the people o f the Celery
o f Tam pa a s'w ell.
were
in
their
prime.
Lou
Powers
who
striking him near the heart and death re Sunday. Preaching both morning and
•'H arry A . P eopi
sulting immediately. His absence from evening (11.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m ) by plays the part o f Izxy Cohen is conceded
S t Patrick's day Is an appropriate time;
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W
ooiiwaki
to
be
one
of
the
funkiest
low
comedians
on
home occasioned alarm and a search be the pastor, Rev. D. Ii. Sweat. A cordial
let the carn ival color be .green, and let
" F rank B ell.
ing litadfe Tor him the body was discoved welcome to all. W e extend a-special in the American stage today, and his songs
every m anly breast and queenly bosom
“ W L F ly nt.
with the gun lying near-by, The coron- vitation to strangers and to those who and'parodies are a scream. Miss Edith
be adorned with a sprig or bouquet o f
Powers,
who
plays
the
daughter.
Minerva,
’EllWIN L amar intrr,
era* Jury returned a verdict o f death by. qrc w.llhAu l.p a iiQra.flt thlsxima to worship
dainty dippings from the choicest o f gar
ls,-to
quote
from
nn
Atlanta
paper,-""The
‘G
tò ruiTB la itbont ,
accidental shooting. T he .funeral wut with-us,—
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den -foliage— llu v e the different-kinds o f
sweetest
bunch
o
f
young
girlhood
seen
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— Tampa Tribune.
held at the residence near Oakland on
Epworth League meeting 3.00 p. m.
sports, tests o f strength, boat races, e ta
Thursday morning, the services being de Mr. L. K. Phllipa is the lender for tlte day. here ih a long time, and is the 'tassetsor
Card o f Thanks.
In lien o f ih e usual flower parade, have a
o f n sweetly cultivated voice.
Others in
layed in order that his daughter who is Let all the young people come.
In
our
late
bereavement in die by* uf
* vegetable parade, with money prizes for
the company are Miss Marie McCollum,
attending college at Lexington, Ky., could
a dear brother. W. E. Williams, our
the best decorated vehicles, using for dec
who plays Mrs. Hargraves. Miss Lottie
arrive in time.
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Presbyterian
tboughta turn to those who expressed
orations celery, lettuce, cauliflower, etc.
Rev.
J.
F.
McKInnkm.
[tailor;
mortili
West, an eccentric conuncdienne. Sidney
Mr. Connell was a man who enjoyed the It; evenlni
their
aonow-and sympathy in the dudu-ai
‘ ig service, 7:00; Sabtialh act«
H ave a large float, with the “ Celery
Williams, James R. Mitchell, Jack Asher,
respect and esteem o f a large circle o f m.; Henry McLaulin.-SupL; prayer mo
hour ond by deeds
and words of consola
,
Q ueen" riding J n state, surrounded by n
nttdsy, l i:30 p. m.
Bessie Overton, DaisySunion, Paul Arthur.
friends and acquaintances Being o f un
tion
sought
to
assuage
our grief. To them
The pastor has been nwny nil week a t And the orchestra is composed o f Frank
dozen other fa ir maidens, all dressed In
ilagging zeal and devotion to business
w
e
wish
to
express
our
hcnrfelt thunlt
tending
the
annual
session
o
f
tlte
Presby
flimsy robes o f w hite nnd green, each
G. Woodruff, n violinist o f repute, and Prof,
interests he had built up large properly
I t W- W illiams.
terian Synod o f Florida at Jacksonville. Clarence J. Grogan, a bit mlpianist.---This
bearing n bouquet o f strawberry foliage,
holdings nenr Oakland and owned one o f
I. B. W illiams,
-The Synod is composed *i>r the three
blossoms and fruit, and surround the-floot
gentleman is tho.marvci o f the age. playtHeTFnesi tracts o f vegetable land In that
J.
B. W illiams ,
with stately stalks o f early com.
Presbyteries, the Florida. Suwannee nnd
iqg four different tunes nt the same time.
thriving section. He leaves a w ife rind
S l Johns. Dr. McKinnon returned last
1 w ill not take tim e and space to enu
S o c ia lis ts M ake Big Goins.
He is absolutely sightless, and has never
night nnd will occupy his pulpit Sunday
merate the m anyother attractive features
Tlte
Socialists in Orange county are
known what a piano looks like. . In
morning and evening.
that crowd the mind. Sudi a parade and
the people of Sanford are assured o f a/are Jubilant over the good showing made in
celebration w ill be unique, attractive, ap
musical treat in ‘T h e Flower o f the South." the late election over tiuil of JiMM. Lack
propriate and, as an advertising feature,
There
are nearly twenty « m g M ti. Among o f space forbids the publication ofoBcUl
R*v. R. R. Kami all.
il«r: - Sunday morning
its good effects w ill be far-reaching.
service. II; evening ser
.7:30; prayer meeting some of the must prominent are; “ When returns, but figures.indJcalp that the So
Wednesday. 7j00 n. m
ibbatli school, 10
The Clyde L ipe and railroad systems
J. C. Enstnlnger.
u|
ismlnger. S
Superintendent
the Circus Comes to Town,,’ “ Wont You be cialist party,!« growing stronger in every
will, with their usual liberality, give spe yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing
my Honey.” ■•Sleep, Baby, Sleep." “ When election nnd in 19HJ- will be a potent fueux
cial rates. Make It a great "hom e-com pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35
rtrst Baptist
Eyes Like Yours Look into Eyes Like Mine,” in politics.
,
JUMrtr: Sunday morning serv
in g " for every Sanfordlttl, for nnd n e a r - cents. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2 >- , ..
"Mariulchn."
“ Poor Old Girl," "Bohemia,”
ice. ibevenlng servier, 7:30; Sohlmth school. 0:43
w in n e r W ashin g Machines
in Jacksonville alone there are two hun lb Elberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, ». m.; K. K Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every
"Back to Am erica," "The Flower o f the
A few more o f these still left, sold strictly
Wednesday,
7:00V
m.;
V.
W,
A.
Aral
Friday,
3
p.
dred or more. *
15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware
South," "The Mountains and Valleys I on guuutee. If they do nut tlo whu! we
Words fail me to express the feelings price $ 20 , next week for $17,
claim, money la refunded., Harry JTWiltoa
Q1CC0E THE
RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS
COLUMN DEVOTED JO P EO P lf
THE ELOWER O f THE SOUTH
L,aim.is tne Dasis or all wealth
Land hunger has caused bloody wars
million immigrants annually to
i
ight heie in
over crowded -Europe
the Sanford
District—sub-irrigate(
watered by everlasting artesian wells
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low, before the mighty host, of land-hungry peopi e arrive
ind—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots
on Lots of Easy Payments
-We’ll tell-you all about it
SANFO RD, FLORIDA
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//V SANFORD—Life ¡a Worth Living
SANTORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1908
TV rtIM fH M V O R tO -^TgTTittPtR WATtH
Liberal Appropriation! Made—$647.000 For St.Jolms
Items of Interest Gleaned from
Various Sources
.
T U C i.ic c i/
H«rs the Reader» Will Find a Brief
Albert G. Holland a member o f the first
"company organised In Washington to fight
for the Confederacy, died suddenly In
Washington on the 15th Inst. Mr. Holland
took part In the first battle o f Manassas,
wu captured and sent to Camp Chase
where he remained until the close o f the
war.
The Duchess o f Chaulnea, form erly Miss
Theodora Shonta, gave birth to. a son In
Paris Nov. 18. By this btrth the Duchess
retains her title. Her husbnnd died last
spring.
The Emperor and Empress Dowager o f
China both died during the post week.
- Prince Chun become R eg en t-o f the Em*
pirr and has assembled an arm y at the
[wiser, all approaches to which are hcaviI.-as are legation * approaches,
J & .M W m l«, fe a m -a o uprising among
his people.* The city o f Peking is trans*
formed, a brilliant blue taking the place of
red which formerly predominated. Bpth
the Emperor and Empresa Dowager died
unattended, as has been the custom for
over three thousand years when a ruler
died. They died alone although surrounded
[V by circles of abject spectators who re
mained a rod distant oh account o f the
ured persons of their m ajesties they
could not be approached.
The Park theater, one o f the lnndmarka
of Brooklyn. N. Y., waa destroyed by fire
J fit week, only fifteen minutes after a
large audicWCe had left the building. Had
ths Are occurred s ~ ttttle earlier 'llie r e ' Is
no doubt that the loss o f life would have
been appalling. Aa it waa only one.per*
■ion, a fireman, waa injured.
Pro!.Harrington, a noted scientist nnd
«»-chief <if the weather bureau, who has
b«a missing for some ten years, and was
J -supposed tabe-dead, haa been found in
lie asylum nt Morris Plains, N. Y .entered
u John Die, He waa identified by his
vile, but did not recognize her. He does
not know who be is or where he came
bom.
mn,e* {or Ihe work necessary on riv en
and harbors In the Southern States. The
following covers
recommendations for
Florida:
Biscayne bay,
7,000; Withlacoochee
river. $50.000;
lachicola bay, $80,000; Carra belle
$75.000; Hillsborough bay, $I0J
y W e s t $50.000;
Tampa bay, $2
Pensacola. $150,000; Sarasota
$20.000; Apalachicola river, inch ing lower Chipola river.
$20,000;
Blackevate river. $25,000;
Crystal,' Manotu. Aclotc, Suwannee and
Withlacoochee river. $24,500; Indian
river, $9,000; Kissimmee, $5,000; Ocklawnha. S 6 .QQQ: Orange. 55,000: S t Johns
river, $847,000; Volusia bar, $5,000;
Choctawbatchee, $10,000; Escambia and
Conecuh, $10,000
For the fiscal year ending June 30,1910:
Under the continuing contract, Jackson
ville is given $215,000 and Pensacola
$150,000.^ Savannah is given $400,000;
Chattahoochee riyerL $230,000.
In S a a fo rd — L lfe l * W o r th L i v i n g "
__ JSouthern Prints*. W»«Mn|ton. D. C.f”~' ‘
W ith this motto at the masthead, the
Sanford (F la .) Herald reaches us. it ia
ten-page, five column paper, one of
tlie neatest published, and the composi
tion and presawork could not be improved.
Mr. R. J. Holly, formerly o f the Orlando,
Reporter-Star, Is the managing editor,
and he is assisted by a competent corps,
among whom is Mr. W. S. Osborn, on able
newspaper man and (winter.
In connection with the , publishing of
The Herald, a general printing business
will be conducted." .
The complete plant— composing room
equipment and pressroom— was Installed
bySou thern ;Prlnlets Supply Company.
Washington. D. C.
What Everybody Is Talking About
Ths day ot feai'T'tntf draweth nlih
. And K u m ut A urkry* toon mud die.
Git one that'* y o l In f and iwert and fat.
And dull It t U l l of Itila and that,
With fcuH and be D t lt i, »su m make.
And add prrae I\ v ti, plea and cake.
---- A ik friends and I/Indred all lateMne,
And apread Than IVatnrini at your home
Let no| the car U* a of life disirraa
But fill each gu U r d with happlneai.
RcceWe the j o V i of youthful day*
t a l blrtfing utirt p itlw .
And
fo r
A re you a subscriber to T he H ehaldT
E-l Hess?. pr^.T.!u«iu iu u»e prosecu
tion of the boodlers in San Francisco, was
*U* and seriously wounded while It»- at
tendance ot court in that c ity last Friday.
His assailant, Morris Haas, gave as ’ his
« • » n for the act the statement that Hea*y had ruined him in business and dlsIrteed his family by bringing to light the
f*d that be was an ex-convict.
THE
«* t W r t H W kW S H H W H H W V .
•* Washington. D. C.,Nov. 14.’B8.
:
“ T o J . N. W hltm r, Sanfordl
"T h e Board o f Engineers and
Chief o f Engineers approve a chan
nel one hundred feet wide and
eight feet deep. Palatku to Sanford,
and one hundred feet wide and five
feet deep Sanford to Lake H a rw y
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mean low water. This action guar Ü
antees both projects.
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""F sanx CLskk.“
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This intelligence seems too good to be
true, and many nnd varied inquiries were
made at The Herald office regarding the
possibilities offered by this great project
To those who have been urging this
movement this telegram.means that their
labors Imve not been in vain, nnd when
the stately vessels come steaming up the
river and land their cargoes from many
lands, the Sanford people will begin to
renlize thnt the city has at lust renched
the proportions of a real city and center
o f trade. The Clyde Line and other lines
can then operate larger boats with less
difficulty and river transportation will be
one o f the strongest points in this city's
list pf attractions.
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Aside from the great tourist travel by
boat, which will then be increased on aceount o f the faBt daily schedule, the
freight to Sanford will place this city in
the list o f wholesale points, as the boats
can come from New York. Baltimore and
other points directly to Sanford. ■ — .—
This city now enjoys a very low rate
for freights, the difference between San
ford antLiiiierior (mints tw enty-five miles
apart (Sung twenty cents per hundred.
The lake trade between Sanford nml-Lalie
PLATFORM
.
i----Our Ja ck so n ville O ffic e
Sanford's puhlicsplrited citizens, recog
nizing the fact that Jacksonville offers a
valuable location for an information bureau
regarding the advantages o f the Celery
City, have been casting about for suitable
quarters. Thursday, W. D. Holden, who
has been very active in this matter, re
c e iv e ! u letter from F. M. Ironmonger.
Florida passenger ngent o f thcClyde Line,
stating th u n space for the Sanford office
had- bcen^Tescr r a f in tha, oflk a o f th »
Clyde Linernhd that thc'oflicinia would do
all in.their power to advance the interests
o f Sanford. This means that our city will
establish an office in one o f the bcst locations in Jacksonville, and under the direc
tion o f Mr. Leffler the Celery City will make
a good display and properly demonstrate
our advantages to the tourists who throng
Jacksonville during the senson looking for
locations. This office w ill be a distributing
depot for printed matter o f nil kinds and
vegetables and fruits will be on display
during the season.
First Car for New Railway .
The first car for the new Sanford A
Everglades Railw ay has been built by the
Sanford Machine A Foundry* Works. It Is
not o f the luxurious PuIImnn type, being
just a plain hand car painted red and
lettered in white. It is not much to gaze
upon but the significance dawns upon (he
beholder thnt this new hand car means a
movement on the new railroad and in a
few weeks the ties will be down and rails
laid. In order that (ha construction gang
can operate hand carp and carry supplies
to the far end o f the road.
Thus the little red car while not In the
Pullman class, makes it possible for the
Pullman to follow. ”
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U d E tU D D D D C
E. E. B R A D Y
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NTERESTED ns I am in the welfare ami prosperity of U»q City of Sanford and its citizens,
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tried. The Judge held
Ihe government had not proved its
t*|Miioa, _
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and desiring to see our city advance und take its place us the foremost inland city of our
Stntq^liich distinction pro|»crly belongs to us, and having no other motive titan the up
building of Sanford anil its greater pro*f*eritg, 1 have announced my candidacy for the ofllce of
Mnynv nnd trtltw plmgnrr in pnwftntittfHii y“ ii my Ptn*f,tr,H, hi H iH F l imv't* »nd^Hlini die issues
u ^ F; r r,’Unbn at their
¿ r “ P,ku11* appealed to growers to
their cotton for better prioea.
H W fa b a biu n u of S t Pierre, a French
SorVord people ore jubiloat 'over the
announcement that deep water is assured
the city. This came Saturday in the form
nf a telegram to Hon. J. N. Whltner.from
Congressman Frank Clark, and was as
follows:
To the People of Sanford:
flH«ged peonage cases have
“ isralssed by the court before whom
; £.__ WCTt ln attendance. A plan was
, aninlao<l w aterw ay between
It tMi
Key W e s t.“ *1 Oongreaa will
;
to carry the project to com-
Announcement Means That Sanford
Will Again Become Queen of
the St. John» River
Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford-
Sw tU ryof Navy Metcalf has resigned
* tue effect Dec I. Ill health is the reo* * given.
F -telBe<Unaof lbe A tlantic Deeper W a* n Association lias been In tension
**«k in Baltimore. Over 300 dele-
.
¡A GOOD CHANNELTO THIS CITY
Harney Is becoming an item and two
steamboat lines recently inaugurated are
required to properly handle this trade.
The orange and vegetable district adja
cent to Lake Harney can thus transport
their products by fast boats to Sahford
and make connection with the Atlantic
Coast Line for northern points.~Thc many advantages offered by this
"deep water project can scarcely be enu
merated at the present time nnd Sanford,
with nil the prospects in view , w ill enter
upon the year 1909 with a clear field and
leading alt competition for the most
bustling nnd fastest growing city in the
entire South; a city that offers more in
every w ay to the prospector,- investor,
fanner and to the poor man than any
other city In the world.
1 C I 3 0 [ M ] Q I 1 @ [ H ] [ E ] @ 1 ] @ ® Q H r ]1]@[T]1](EZI[H3[H]
In the Cuban national election held Nov.
. U h e Uberals wcro successful General
*** Niguel Gomez was elected president
“ d AHrcda Zayaa vice president
“ ^ ion of firedamp in the Rad; J S 00? mine ,n Westphalia, Germany,
miners were entombed, moat o f whom
Allied,
Telegram From Frank Clark
Assures Project
Washington, Nov. 18.—Gen. W. L Mar.
slinll, ch ief o f en gin eer! o f »he United
S ta te! arm y, today furnished his esti-
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
Historical Spring Flowing
For Married Readers
ISANFORD DEEP WATER
which I believe are foremost in the minds of our citizens and befit adapted to bring about the
desired result:
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I am in favor of reduction of taxcs> ,
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I am in favor of better fire protection.
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I am in favor of paving and keeping in proper condition our streets nnd uvenues.
1 am in favor of city extension,
p ro v id e d
the city can guarantee to the inhabitants of the
contiguous territory all Uie benefits to which they would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I
vigorously oppose the plan of extension as presented by the present administration, which I bellfcve
to be unfair and unjust-
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^ 7 ° ° ' ttre disgusted a t their treat
Sovcnitnei> L *iid a re■
l » » « o i m a n h e t U o the Am erican
">d cheered the United S late
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I am-in favor-ef municipal ownership of a Lighting Plant and Water Works aaa means—
whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City GovemmenL
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®f Germany has notified
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if plprtnl t will enforce strictly and impartially all the Ordinances of our city.
tfaH
Ti5*wnrarsar
bjr «w Nov. 17. The
with anlnsurauce
It will bo rebuilt on a larger
sat plan.
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Very respectfully,
*fi«lrs that do not conof d * empire, and will
lhe constitutional methods.
Lookout 4 m, on Lookout Moun-
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E . E . B rady
Candidate for Magot1
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Extensive Improvements To Be
Made In Property
LARGED DOCK AND WAREHOUSES
Present Facilities Entirely Inadequate
to Handle Rapidly Increasing
Trade of Sanford
The Herald has upon numf i t occa->
sions In the past fewnxJnthTi led ottention to the rcmnrkablt growth) Sanford.
along every line and iin ln ti out many
features which tended Lopriive the truth
o f these assertions. One o f the best In- —
dications Is the visit this week o f several
Clyde Line otfidala,-who came wltht t w ----avowed purpose o f enlarging and greatly
Improving their dockage and warehouses
In order to facilitate the handling o f the
immense freight business that ia now be
ing transacted at this p oin t
W. M. Tupper. general ngent; B. J.Ford. __
traveling a g e n t and Contractor Brown
spent several days this week In Sanford,
and after a careful survey and general ~ ::
inspection" o f the property, the City En
gincerw as instructed to get up a working
design of the old building and Contractor
Brown will at once prepare plans for the
extensive im provem ents.^, *
Hearing o f tills movement.which means
so much to Sanford,-The Herald scribe in
terview ed A gen t M. F. Lovell yesterday
and elicited the following information:
The Clyde Line officials are very desir
ous o f doing all in their (tower to further
the interests o f Sanford nnd recognize the
fact that in a few years Sanford, as the
head o f navigation, will be one o f tbe
most Important cities on the St. Johns.
The dock and warehouses being entirely
inadequate to handle the trade, w ill be
improved b y -te a rin g -d o w n one o f the
buildings near the present wareKfiuse.
The present^ warehouse will be enlarged
and converted Into a fine w aiting station,
separate rooms made for white and col
ored passengers, and a wide drivew ay
will de built to the end o f the pier, upon
which teams can be driven the entire
length. A t the end o f the^ jpier a large,
warehouse. 40z4 0 feet, will be erected.
TTresagent's office will be placed at that
poin^ and all the freight business will
be hmullcd from the boat there also.
TilS pisr isill ba i-U .u t to emriom^ witn
this new plan and all the buildings will
be painted and placed in fine condition.
The improvements, when finished, will
amount to between $6,000 and $7,000
and when completed will not only greatly
enhance Uie river front, but will give San
ford the best of facilities for handling
freight and passengers.
The building on (lie corner o f Palmetto
and Commercial streets that has been vacani so long, w ill be repaired and if not
used by the company will be rented for a
store room.
Tbe citizens o f Sanford are grateful to
the Clyde Line .officials for their interest
In the city and w ill Join them In the im
provement o f the river front. Thus the
most valuable asset o f Sanfbrd, the river
transiortation. will forge to the front, and
with the assurance of deep water the river
front In T f e w years w ill bustle with factories and wharves and the «rarely «rea m ._
era o f the const traffic w ill tie up B r a n
ford's wharves.
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CLYDE LINE IMPROVES
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There was a noticeable improvement
in business all over the city this week,
and our merchants are looking happy. It
is evident that s new era In business is
taking place in the Celery City and the
movement In lettuce and good returns Is
giving an" in$fttus to trade along every
line. Tills week's trade is only a fore
runner o f what is to come. The entire
force o f clerks at all the stores has been
busy, and the many inducements offered
by our merchants this week Is bringing
tbe trade.
Purchasers find that they dan buy goods
as cheap In Sanford as they can from rite
mail order houses, and after looking up
the advertisements in The Herald they
proceed t o jlo all their buy Eng _ from lbe-..
Stafford merchants.
S ellin g' C rierv Land
The Howard-Packard Land Co. Is plac
ing fam ilies every week upon their prop- '
erty In the Celery Delta, Th is week a
fine ten-acre tract was purchased b y J .G .
Ellsworth, o f Wichita. Kansas, who w ill
come down later and bring several fam i
lies with him.
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CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
A Budget o f Opinion “ Just Betw een You and Mc"~
thdnkful should thnnk the Generous Giver
who has made the past so glorious, the
present so pleasant, the future so hopeful.
Tbankt, thank» for home and happy heart»
For pfci ami poildlngt, cake* and tart* I
And If the tklr», »re tome what murky,
Thank*. Lhanki for cranbetriet and turkey.
How Is Make ■ Good Town
4 First, be an honest. Industrious man
yourself. Next, help your neighhjfor to be
one. Third, you and he help sqm « one
else. When you get a fa ir thartvof honChlel Is A m o n g Y e T a k in g N o tes, cst and true men on hand, try and patronand fa i t h . H el l »V e n t t m ‘ izc nnd encourage home Industries and
S o S a y s S au n terer,
home merchants. Treat the country peo
Sgtmlml CmwpM/lHH ft TKt H n*14,
ple wbo come In with kindness and; con
The NeUon Kneel» sideration. Show them you appreciate
0 thou, the Greet Father of nation* I Thou.
their trade; g iv e them fa ir prices for pro
The tntihtr’ One of love and metcy.
mercy; Thou.
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Who didI con
contrive the uni varar, and bulk!
duce and charge them fair prices for whnt
The «tara, and fathlnn the round world to ipla.
they buy. In your hurry to get rich,
Through apace, obedient and unerring—
A n d n t. from whoae all-teeing, e'en the apanow'a
wrong no man. Last, and not least, do
‘Scape«not unnoticed—now, we beeeech Thee,
all you can to encourage the emigration
lean Thin« ear,
lo, the N
Nation kneel« 1
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o f loafers, spongers nnd deadbeats. The
Then at Thy feet, the lift« a «welling prayer
Of gratitude to Thee. Another year 1« gone,
Andatili her life that throb* with blood of health census enumerator m ay not find so many
Her heart 1« full of peace, and In her vein»
people; he w ill find happier ones.
Prosperity and, thrift.
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Dedicated ts Mr. Bryan, EtAI.
The Annual resUval
Whom the Lord tovelh he chatteneth.
4 W hatever m ay be the let up Juat now
That he lovaa 1 know.
For while (he Republican* eat turkey.
In certa tm o cla l pleasures, there la to be
—| am devourtoi old wow.
no let up in the celebration o f the fine
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old Am erican custom whlch_ so naturally
4 This la the year o f sit years that finny
mul appropriately proceeds that other
ford needs to e le a men ns Councilmcn
grnnJ one o f Christmas Day. N ext Thurs who w ill push forward to build up the city
d a y Is Thanksgiving Day. T h e "" writing and Improve It. For reasons that w ill be
on the w a ll" points-to an abundance o f readily recognized b y prudent» thinking
thanksgiving birds, cranberries, fruits and menf this is a critical - y « a r 4 n Sanford's
nuts. Buay'house*wIves"nirover the land hestory. There will be ndvnntages nnd
ore figuring on the* arrangement tor the opportunities offered us that If w e do not
- d a y 7 Of feasting. *Tls a day for " them accept Will never be In our power again.
that's aw a*" to once more meet the old It will be a tim e when for the good o f (Tic
folks under the old roof where the happy place w e must be represented by men
days o f childhood were spent, and to join who w ill be earnest, nctlve. vigorous, nnd
In that touching reunion o f brothers and and who w ill have the interests o f the
Bisters and other relatives whom time, city enough at heart to grasp the chances
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Whnt bthfer social gathering cnmsBtn* pore with this entwining o f tender ties
4 I have been deeply pained this week
afforded by the old Puritan fes tiv a l.o f
to know that there Is n strong and grow
givin g thanks T None Indeed I
ing tendency among our young men for
A nd It w ill be a day when charity holds
gambling.
On all available' occasions
the Horn o f plenty, and The Saunterer is
these boys indulge In the nefarious pas
assured thnt the little end o f the horn
time. W hile on Sunday the game runs
. w ill not be turned upon the tables o f our
die highest, there is no w eek day when
poor.
the nickels and pennies (and sometimes
In this beautiful and prosperous city
the dollars) are not changing hands.
‘ there is~charlty so broad that it is almost
I am not a preacher, just an ordinary
cramped for quarters. A charity that
everyday man. but I would feel derelict
each year is grandly manifested In comindeed did' I not give a word o f warning
.— memoration o f the prim itive jolifleation
and raise tny voice in protest against the
I our forefathers. The year 1008 will
practice which is transferring good boys
e no exception. There are enough char
o f Sanford Inlo'bad citizens.
itable organizations— largely composed o f
I’ orenU of Sauford, have a. watchful
Zhullca—in Ibis clty. to aeû that-there shall
eye on your boys.' Find out where and
be no em pty tnblcs among the poor, w ith
tow they spend- th e ir leisure- hours. If
out distinction o f creed, race or color.
you do tills, there will be a widqj awaken
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ing for more than one parent In this
charities usually extended at Thanksgiv
blessed city.
ing nnd Christmas time, there is every
To the boys themselves who are com
reason to liope that everybody w ill give
mencing on a calling which, i f followed,
thanks next Thursdny— for a dinner, if
leads to moral and social annihilation, I
nothing else. •
would say, "W h ith er are you driftingT"
4 “ There's one consolation, anyhow," A gambler has no place among the good
sighed the old hen turkey, as the fanner nnd respectable people o f this planet, nnd
raised the fntal axe, “ today I shall be the man or boy who is known to be a
gambler w ill never, while life lasts, find
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self offered' a position or non or or
T h e eternal feminine, apparently, was
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-------------- — - — «------------The gambling habit Is more pernicious
than any oilier o f the long list o f bad
habits, and where it has a strong hold Its
victim w ill find it harder to shake off than
any oilier evil tendency that exists.
Stop your gambling, boys, before It is
too la t e ; before you are numbered" among
the worst o f social outcasts. Parents, see
that you r boys stop gam bling before they
have brought disgrace and a life burden
upon you.
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still doing business at the old stand.
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The Lord helps them that help them
selves, says the ancient apothegm, and a
qivlc o f the South adds that: "T h ere isn't
much that w e get in this country without
workihg for It." 1 remember a story o f
an old negro who wanted a Thanksgiving
dinner, and prayed night after night:
“ Lord, please send a turkey to this dark
e y ." But none came to him. Finally he
prayed:
O, Lord I please send thisdark,
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" c y to a turkey." A nd he got one that
4 Thanksgiving evening ought always to
same night.
be spent at home. A nd let everybody
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on open fire that can. Turn the
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kitchen
over to the children if they want
.a re now coming to tho front and the prin
cipol subject o f discussion on every hand it. Let them have pumpkins to make
is the near approaching electiotl. I sin Jack-o'-lanterns o f or Cinderella coaches.
ccrely hope that the voters o f this fa v o r such as Miss A icott describes in " IJ ttie
ed city will be a live to U>eir duly, and lle n r* Let them pup corn and let then\
not only work, but work hard, to elect make molasses candy, and parch plnders.
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good reliable men to the offices which be
Municipal
ElccUon
PrognoaUcaUona
come vacant December 7 th,
4 Only two weeks from next Monday and
The affairs o f the city for the next year
Iba voters o f Sanford w ill be called upon
demand reliable -and prudent business
to elect a fu ll, corps o f officers for the
supervision. To elect other than those
government o f the city for another yaar.
men who have the requisite qualifications
Up io this week there has been little in
and ability-to give th e city such a gov
terest m anifest in this election, which is
ernment would be the greatest fol/y.
must important o f all elections to the
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peopls o f this bailswlck, but the past few
4 Thankfulness is one o f the noblest
days announcements have been made
traits o f humanity. Thanksgiving is the
and the* voters are beginning to alt up
broad recognition that w e admit our d e
and takeL notice, and m any have regis
pendence and express our gratitude to
tered w ith Clerk Scott this week. Bear
God the G iver o f every good and perfect
in mind, each ahd' every voter must be
gift.
registered.
There is no nation under the sun that
The complexion o f the M ayoralty con
has a better right to be thankful than the
test remains the same, with Forest Lake
United States, the earthly mother o f us
and E. E. Brady as the only candidates.
a lt Peace and plenty smile all bver her
The former gentleman is the present inEroad plaTns end
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return next Monday, and then we may
out the hand o f fellow ship or o f brother
hood, and at this festive season all have
cause to be thankful.
“ Dalilo» are «hire upon lb* churchyard »od.
Sweat t w » lb* doml« lixik iluwn and si»«.
Thl* «artb U vary beautiful: O, my Owl,
I lhartk The* that 1 live.
So tin gs the Scotch poet, and w e who
h ave • dozen-fold more reason to be
expect more life in the campaign. Mayor
has given (he city a vigorous ad
ministration. during which many im prove
m ent» have been inaugurated, and it is
hia greatest ambition to complete t
improvements, a desire in which his
friends share, coupled w ith a déterm ina• -
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tion to again plape him at the head o f
the local government. T h e , other candi
date. Mr._Brndy, Is a young man o f clean
character and keen business acumen
Elsewhere he has published his platform.
It is a concise declaration and thoroughly
in the fine o f progressiveness. Mr. Brady
favors municipal ownership o f public
utilities, and also advocates extendini
the city limits under certain conditions,
and Is pronounced in favor o f paved
streets and "h complete system o f sidew nlkw.— ft Is evident thnt t his
w ill be Interesting from now until the
close, as the friends o f both are making
strong fight.
J. T. Lee and C. C. Morris are the only
candidates announced for Marshal. The
former has served in that capacity the
past year with evident satisfaction and it
can be truthfully said that nil the laws
have, been enforced strictly and with im
partiality. Mr. Morris also has had some
experience ns an officer,and pledges him
self to tin Impartial enforcement o f all
laws. Being a railroad man, he w ill have
strong support from the “ boya" o f the
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A s Clerk and Treasurer, Mark L. Scott
has faithfully Served tho people for eight
term «-and ip ^ th i« hu jiinth candidacy'
for the office, he has no competition. ,
Three members o f the City Council are
to be elected, to succeed Messrs. Robin
son. Robbins and Lefficr, whose terms ex
pire. W hile Messrs. Robinson and Rob
bins declare that they will not accept the
office again, tho friends and neighbors of
Mr. Lefficr in the East Side insist upon
his return nnd hope that he will consent
to become . a candidate. So far he hna
not made a
formal
announcement.
Am ong the new names proposed I hear
o f Mr. A . T. Rossiter, a man o f strict Integrlty and o f large property interests.
T h e K een R u tter is tne only safety razor that
permits o f the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth,
dean shave.
N o scraping or pulling like the
ordinary straight cutting razors.
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SAFETY RAZORS
are equipped with 12 N orw egian
atecl - blades, each ground, honed • and stropped by hand, tested .and
guaran tee.
Packed in leather case
convenient for travelers.
V/eStil Them
H arry J . W ilson,
SANFORD
F L O R I DA
Your Order' Solicited
And one üho li IH ,' èV#y‘kray capable oT ,,
serving the best Interests of the people.
I loam nlao that great pressure is being
brought to bear on Mr. Horry P. Driver,
the genial proprietorof the Sanford House,
to induce him to stand for the City Coun
cil. He is o f the right stuff, actively in . .
terested in the progress of the city, and
withal has a keen perception o f what is
required to make a good town. No bet
ter selection could be made for council
man, and I hope Mr. Driver will enter the
race.
J- P» CLARK, Orlando, Fla. ;;
Groceries
H A Y AND GRAIN
High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams
A Complete Line of Cigars and tobacco
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
W H I T E F R O N T GROCERY
Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39
W. J . TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y
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Fire Insurance
Offie* with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO.
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rule o f progress in all municipal affalnL
He believes in all modem improvements
and will labor in the best Interests o f all
the people, yet In supporting all meritorious
acts for the advancement o f the city he
will ever have In m in iH h e financial con
dition o f the city and seek not to place
unjust or unwise burdens of debt upon the
people. I believe Mr. Hand will be elected
far. lie is young, enterprising, possessed o f
unusual business judgment, and whim)
w ill be a safe qian In the administration
o f the city affairs.
From this array the voters should be
able to select n wise board o f officials for
ti»e local government. The coming year
is to be an important one in Sanford, and
its business affairs must be wisely admin
istered, Uierefore it behooves the voters to
exercise
the greatest care
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selecting men to fill the various offices.
Yours for Progress.
9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES
Best Grade Cypress Shingles
W RITE ME TOR PRICES
, Slate and Tile Roofing
GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
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The west side is almost a unit in its
support o f G. R. Calhoun for councilman,
and his name has been formally annoy peed
in T he HtRAiD. Everyone knows* Dick
Calhoun to be strictly honest and upright,
and jx lover o f Sanford, therefore he e«n
be relied upon to do each and everything
in his power for the good welfare o f the
city. I predict his election.
- t— -----Thursday afternoon a coterie o f gentlemen. embodying some o f our best citizens
and heaviest taxpayers, waited upon W;
H. Hand and persuaded KTm to make the
race for councilman, hence ills formal an
nouncement appears In T h b - H erald.
"B illie," as he is affectionately called by
those who know him best, is thoroughly In
earnest and solicits the votes o f alt, to
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Finished Lumber for all Building
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interest Concerning
Society People;
ly w fU th e members o f the younger set in
Sanfordis social world take great -pleasure
In .thus whiling a w ay many a winter
evening.
The Candidate for Mayor Makes PubThere occurred a t the hothe o f Mr. and _______1 _ Ho tils Intentions
Mrs. Baldwin last Saturday at 4 p. in. a
wedding. It was a very quiet affair, only
the couple arid a few friends being pres
ent. Miss Bernice Steeve arrived here
Saturday on the 2 p. m. train, liavhig
come all the w a y from Massachusetts^
While
How Celery CUy Vanity Fplr
and was united In marrlaun m M r..w _a _
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Social Goaalp.
J. F. McKinnon, pastor o f the Presbyte
rian church. -The ring service was used
And irom our he«rt«»U cow d e p o rt» Tiie couple w ill be glad to see friends at
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round u* pier ;
the residence o f Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, ns
"ftre niusic of T h a n k iilv in g d ty .
they intend m aking their home in Sanford.
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The Herald extends congratulation to the
week will be Thanksgiving and
young couple and hopes that Mrs. King
|there will be o f course the usual hoi
w ill not too greatly miss the cold nnd
Usf giyety in Sanford. The different snow o f her Northern home.
{hibs mIU observe the usual customs and
rill* them will be nothing on an elaboMrs. A . C. Doudney returned Sunday
nte scale the Thanksgiving season w ill night fron ra three days’ trip to DeLand.
POINTS PURÉIY PERSONAL
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But in the home celebration the Thanks
giving dinner will bo the real tiling. The
dinner early became the marked feature
„( the Thanksgiving festival.
In thu
Purftnn limes it was the one day
' ned by religion and custom, when
on« might give himself up to the plentitmof the table and when the close fru
flirty and Spartan plainness o f the diet
nighlbeblsmelessly relaxed. Until with
J O H N V . D E N T O N & GO.
Her son, Sanford, accompanied her.
Rev. D. B. Sweat and w ife left for St.
Augustine Monday. It is expected dial
Mrs. Sweat w ill enter a liaspitul to under
go un operation.
Miss Jim m ie Glass left for St. Augus
tine Monday .morning. Miss Glass’ eyes
trouble her very much and she w ill have
them treated while there.
To the People of Stnford :
Having announced m y candidacy for
the office o f Mayor, and published my
platform elsewhere in this paper, 1 desire
in this article to define to you as clearly
nqd briefly as I can. my position In regard
th the two main Issues o f the campaign.
tumiBty:- dliy— xlension
ownership.
mercB ’s.F m it
and Producé
Southwest Corner-Washington and Chambers Streets
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REFERENCES»: Aetna National Bank of New YorkCtty. or any Commercial Agency
Sanford Is steadily growing, but I be
lieve under proper management it w«
grow to much larger proportions nnd
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would rest easily pnd naturally upon
because o f the industry o f our cltite
and the great natural resources at t ir
command. It Is impossible, however. 1 r
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us to win this distinction except by cc 1----certeil action and unalterable determln iChicago
tion on the part o f our citizens. It Is t
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cause I earnestly desire to see Sanfc
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forge ahead, nnd because I firmly belie
that tny plan is the only practicable o
by which to solve the problem, that I ha
put.myself before you ns a candidate for
Mayor. 1 have stated In my platform
that I tun in favor of city extension, providkji the city a m guarantee to the irfhablimits o f the contiguous territory all the
benefits to which they would lie entitled
ns tnx-pnying citizens; but that I vigorously opixise the plan of extension ns pre ii *•
sente«] by the present administration. In
other words, I ah not in favor of any
measure that attempts to bring others into
the city by force, against their will and
against their vote, simply and only to
squeeze n tax from them with which to
run our city government, and without be
ing B bloiodoH nythlng‘tn"thT!"'*nly"oflTn'
proving the territory In which they live
such ns giving them streets; sewers, lights,
etc., which they would Iinve. a perfect
right to demand in return for the tax they
pay. I no favor city extension, however,
whenever the city Is in n position to guar
antee these benefits, nnd unless wo can do
this wo will tie acting unfairly and un-
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PITTSBURG, PA.
•
Sales Agents a n d Distributors
• SANFORD CELERV UNION .
Room 16, Pico Block. 'Phone 269
SANFORD, FLA.
BRANCHES
New York
Washington
Sanford
.
Chase & Co.
la the last thirty years Thanksgiving
dinner was more an emergency meal.
Then were no markets and Use New Eng
land housewife showed her skill In making
S H IP P E R S O F
Mabel Paige Is Coming—tier Company
palatable dishes from the best that'the
here three nights
(armor garden produced. I f certain crops
The announcement that Mabel Paige,
w fruits failed, the dinner was cooked
llie favorite actress nnd idol o f the South,
fmn what had grown well. Tire spirit o f
is coming to Sanford w ill he hailed with
rn iiriim
d e lfg h tb y th e thousands of-friem ls o f this
-{••kaew the best the horns afforded was
■ poiuiiur Judy and her excellent company.
placed before him. Tw o preparations
Miss Paige w ill open at the opera house
M
•*«emsde far in advance o f the day.
next Monday night, ip the great Cuban
The turkey was fattened and the pumpkin
m ilitary comedy drama, “ For Liberty and
vss encouraged to grow freely in and out
Love,” following this, Tuesday night witli
of the rows of corn, undisturbed by the
the beautiful copyrighted play, " A t Cozy
modem cultivator.
Corners," in which Miss Paige Btnrred nt
The serving of dinner was not accordtlgh prices for an entire season. On Wed' lag to the rules or the uestheUc dlhlng o f
today, but la the family o f the early Puri
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
tan gentleman the meal was marked by
u high a courtesy and refinement ns
ever, accompanies a modern dinner with
ki trained service. Each one presided
over some dish, vegetable-or fruit, and
dispensed it courteously, feeling that the
If
«her’s enjoyment depended upon his own
»uetfikn as well as that o f th e - host.
r . Goodwill, loving kindness and tact were
the servants of the day.
E S T A B L I S H E D 166 8
We have few national customs- nnd It
. is foolish as well as unpatriotic to spoil
our own Thanksgiving with foreign ways
«manners. Tills applies significantly to
tbs constant effort to change the dishes
Arc Offering A n y and A ll Kind« o f FLORIDA R e a l E s t a t e hr Thanksgiving dinner and to the snrat as Low Prices and on as reasonable t e r m s as
“ •fir remarks-about the vu lgarity of
•swing everything at once. Soup, fish,
Can be Had Anywhere
islsd and entrees may be appropriate on
. the three hundred and-sixtyJour dnys in
the year but on the three hundred and
-*♦» mmirt them be bnmsncd ana let
traditional turkey and his vegetable sat
Office on Park Avenue. Iwtween First and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida
MISS M A I EL PAIGE
eUitea. the toothsome pumpkin pie and all
the otker triumps of the Yankee housenesday night the funniest o f oil farce Justly to our friends ucross the border line,
J jfj reign supreme. Let the national
comedies, "H ow Flipper wus Flopped" will ns well us ourselves, to attempt nny such
JeUsy be kept with national dishes and
be given. Miss Paige will be supported plan as the one which the present admin
W the» be a Joyful and honorable pride
by the full company that has been playing istration hud pro|>Oscd.
" them, with never a twinge o f shame
I have also staled In my platform that
in Jacksonville, including the favorites
|h»t their iisUtablcness is not hidden beClarence Chase, Edward Lawrence, Earl 1 fuvor municipal ownership of a lighting
hisd French names.
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PrA d am s, Harry CasUeT Miss A m y Laird, plan Thud waterworks. I tun Ixm viifccd
Full Line of
Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
"Irsvfnjfthe French and other frills to
Miss Florence Hill, Miss Roma. The Four that, until lids is «lone, the prospects o f a
«kt botrli we humble houscliolders will be
Wntsons, wiio w ill be seen in llielr great greater Sanford will not be realized. The
Agents for tho Famous
. . , “Ji0f U,c ,urk° y , without the frills
dancing s|>eciulties, und others. The same best; and practically the only niaaus o f
•Mta Sanford will .observe the day as
..C L O V E R H IL L BRAND BUTTER
superb productions that have character support which Sunfor«! now possesses is
« » » » lo o . »luce the Celery c ity
ized Miss Paige's performances in Jack taxation , und tills, of necessity, lias been
SANFORD, FLORIDA
■*“ be*n *° ble*»cd with nature's endowsonville, w ill be given here, nnd undoubt greatly abused, nnd the amount derived
*... .aiM* toe cltiiep « have partaken of
edly Sanford w ill fill the opera house for therefrom is still insufficient. Ily removblessings to the fullest.
these tlirce performances. The reserve«! jnli the necessity tnxn«l»n run he reduced
sent
sale w ill open Saturday ut Ncwlun's When wc have established a paying busi
- r - “ « w it s w r ïT Mrs. Doy It
ness. such ns n lighting plant and w ater
T
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B.
Vf."
Herndon
drug
store^_______________________
u-_,
-- - v ..~ u U entertained on
works we have removed the necessity, for
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»d|ht in honor o f-M rs . Arthur
"The Flower of llte South"
it must be reincmbercifwe are now paying
Do you realize the necessity for a substantial
?i f^M onvtUe. Bridge and forty
The Majestic Musical Comedy Comiuiny to the companies who h o ld ‘ these fran
foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you
^ ^ e d in whiling aw ay a pleasant gave two delightful entertainments at the
chises over J4.000 per nnnum for lights
intend building? A nicely ilnished top lends
opera house, W ednesday and Thursday
4 (td water, and, in wddilitm. to this grent
K a George S.
nights.— T h e * Y lo w e n )r the $outh" wus
beauty, but Hot stability. This is to be attained
saving, we will be making a (irolit on out
«>e recipient o f a beau-' the title given to the musical comedy
only when the same care is exercised in selection
investment that will place sufficient funds
ta rt
m m
D . - L that kept the audience tborougidy amused
in our city treasury to meet our necessary
of materials for the foundation as for the top coat.
lcorin* toe highest in forty two for two hours each night- Miss Edith Pow
expenses and enable us to |>oy off buck
k J r * do*i* > bntsh w ith a ^ v e r ers is the star o f the company and her
With tills fact in mind, I am Importing clean hard crushed
indebtedness as well. It would not be
charming personality, as well as her beau necessary, either, fur the city to maintain
stone, which when mixed with standard engineering-specifica
«WolhîL *0,laUon wnl "*ved at the tiful soprano voice, delighted all. Her's the high rotes o f llie^gus ftnd water com
tions, gives nn absolutely dependable foundation.
If you want a walk in which you can take pride in the years
drZ
®n<1at ■ lat®hour toe Is a r fte ly sweet voice, jin d she well de panies, n nd.m lire Interest o f the people,
in u ^
to« feeling of being serves the title o f "T h e Southern Nightin these could be reduced somewhat, thereby
to come, be sure thut that foundation is righL Tills Is one of
the characteristics of iny work. Let me figure on such a
^ o c ^ ü(¡ ndOD ,0f anoUw en- gale." Louis Powers, as a Hebrew come lessening the burden o f living In Sanford,
dian, is a whole show in himself, and his and at the same time realizing enough to
walk for you.
antics and w itty sayings kept the house properly conduct the city governm ent
« Ï * Pre“ ntMesdames:
WWB:
in an uproar all the lim e he was on the
Other cities of about the same size as
hi**"Jodier
**■ B. Durili)
stage. - H e . too, possesses a rich tenor Sanford, have found municipal ownership
H. P. Driver
voice, while all the other members of the very successful, and 1 believe it is abso
3. Pulestou ‘
company ore good singers. The musical lutely necessary for Saniord if wc ever
Frank Miller
î » &
F. J. Gonzales
numbers were all new and much enjoyed, _
t0 do justice to ourselves
ours
und the
kilts Mae Doyjc. j
i to e piano work o f Mr. Grogan/
are before
’ I t is the
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a blind musician. The company give a SOLUTION or THE PROZLEN THAT OONrtlONTO US.
«sus)
1 respectfully solicit the support o f all
weekly meetings o f the good show and It well merits a generous
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voters who are in favor o f a greater and
*nd ^ffom
»on
i ’s Social patronage.
held this Week.
more prosperous Sanford, and who are in
Lawn Mowara
favor o f 2 I v i f l ^ “ c y « Q ^ r » o i p f l fa h and
jl^
Special prices to - reduce ‘ slock.. If you
square deal.
' 1 Wall Paper. Paints and Oils, White and New home S ew ln l
V ery respeefuliy,
"“»tool
la uP°n “• toe want a good m ower at a low price, now is
Machines. Edison Phonographs and Records. Wholesale
, E. E. Brady .
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7 , dellght to the art the lim e to buy. A lso good stock of
scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes.
S to r n e ,
Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene
j
T hx H erald ’s ‘phone is No. 148.
Harry J. Wilson.
ite^ and espedal-
AMUSEMENTS
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an H
Florida.Fruits.
General Insurance Agents
T h e ,;Ma r k s «
Real '.E s t a t e A g e n c y
CH AS. H. E V A N S
Staple and Fancy
W A
8 H IN H O L S E R
Groceries
T A
Sanford, Florida,
Theo. J . M iller & Son
tía?
House burnishing Goods
S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
i f Tm i**;«•
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v'a s i§sir& i
Vegeta hi pr
�SANFORD HERALD
DEEP W A TE R TO R S W O R D
THOUGHTS
to r
t h a n k s g it in o d a y
..Sanford Opera House..
Elsewhere in this issue is n copy o f the
President Roosevelt hns designated the
telegram from Frank Clark announcing twenty-sixth, day o f Novem ber as Thanks
Published Every Saturday Montiti* n( Sanford, Fiai
the glad tidings that Sanford will have giving Day.
|t ]. H our, Manaiin* Editor
deep water. The significance o f tills an
The selection o f this day, according to
lukierlptltn Prie*. *1.00 a Year In Advance nouncement should not be lost as it the custom prevailing since the d a y s o f
The Event of the Season
President Lincoln, has been endorsed t y
Entered a* tedond-claat Inali matter August 32nd, means tjiat the future o f Sanford as
t»08 , at the Postante* at Sanford. Rorida,
■hipping point can hardly be foretold th e ' government o f nil the states, who
under Act of March 3rd, IS79.
The location o f Sanford at the head of have called upon their people to give
Office First Floor In the Bishop Block, Ftrat Street navigation on the St. Johns river has been thunks for the blessings or the year.
. Telephone No. 14B.
a m atter that concerned our future and Thus prompted, preparations have been
has
been o f most vital importance making for a fortnight past by busy
"A n d now," aald the Governor, dailn* abroad on
the plled-up »tore
a
Thanks to the efforts o f our citizens and housewives in hundred* o f thousands o f
J ^ r a ^ t h ^ d o ^ , thr r'ear'nt..".q«< .razz
«m rcon gressm an , Ihm. Frank C W lr t Im .Y ttm W * m t C 1
W m -fvAlu e 'hr th e !
" H e meet that we tender praties beeattae of thl*
font
la
now
assured
o
f
n
channel
one
day;
perhaps
not
In strict accordance
UNDER THE MANAGEM ENT
yield « t drain,
*Tla meet that the Lord of the harveat be thanked htnfflrcd feet wido and eight feet deep to w iih official proclamation, but still in
for Hla eun and rain."
nlatkn. Another good feature is a chan such manner ns to make it a day o f
nel one hundred feet wido and liv e feet pleasure and profit to all. More than
T he Herald subscription list Is rapidly
deep from Sanford to Lake Harney and ever this year w ill Thanksgiving Day l>o
¿rowing.______
this lake traffic bids fair to play a most a great holiday for this reason if for no
It is not genteel to sacrifico good men Important part in the future development other— that crops have been bountiful
to pcçpmpUsh a selfish and personal mo o f Sanford. Several lines o f steamers are and prospects arc now propitious, more
COMMENCING
now plying between Sanford and Lake than during several previous years..
tive. • •
Harney points and with the deepening of
T he Herald would not cast the least
.Sanford must Jiave mare .houses to ac
assume larger shadow o f gloom o ver e single household
commodate the increase In population this proportions. Thus our city In n day al in the land. It would have each fam ily
winter. W ill some q f our monied men most springs into prominence as the very gathering the happiest o f all the year,
look Into this m atter at onceT
centre o f transportation by rail and water and In furtherance o f the wish can truth
and with the many improvements In our fully say that those gatherings will be the Presenting Three Great Plays:
“ For Liberty and Love,”
t h e standing o f a newspaper is meas river-transportation and the building o f a happiest that have endeavored to make
“ A t Cozy Corners,’ ' “ How, Flipper Was Flopped."
ured by the character o f advertisers who new railroad and traction line Sanford others happier. W hile hundreds o f thou
patronize its columns. Glance at tlio ad- throws open her gates to the people as sands . o r ia m llie s J w ilL h nvc qycrvthing
---------- P R I C E e p a S ^ r ^ ^ c T a n ^ 7 g g ~ : 1
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I r t i ? t m r r e t u r n :fnr tfte-hèiicIeuB nf a eatable and drinkable to muke their cele
[MtfoailiHlfis ofTnrTTr^Xu.
manufacturing city second to none.
bration o f the day satisfactory, as rqnny
Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Newlan’s Drug Store *
unless kindly and subslani9wh>3itf>rTii«^r<Ttwi-4WAti0 whe-de-.aettially considered, w ill tack food and drink
recelve the paper regularly Sntmdny
rsr*?-'
AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
in quality and quantity, conducive toW ish It W ou ld C om e OVten
morning w ill confer a favor b y reporting
The value o f T h e H e r a l d as an Adver cheerfulness and gratitude. A ll people
Turkey In the pantry,
the same to the publishers at once.
Chkkrn in the pot.
tising medium is such that those who pat never have shared equally in this world's
AT
Mother choppinl apple*.
Oven roaatln* hoc
ronize itscolumns— who make thems.dvet goods, and possibly never will, and to
•W e would sing the praises o f Frank
known to the people o f Sanford and those who huvo not, through no fault of
Grandma seedln* rnlslns,
Clark for his aid in obtaining deep wnter
llolly m lxlii* spies:
Orange county, and South Florida— will thoir own, those more abundantly blessed
Gracious hut the kitchen
in the St. Johns. A ll honor to our con
Smells uncommon nice
reap two dollars profit for every dollar for have n duty .to |>erform. which performed
gressman who devotes his time fur the
advertising left at this paper's counting w ill certninly increase their desire to give
With It would come often;
best interests o f his constituents.
B rit of all 1 say,
(oom. The circulation la among the best thanks.
I* thl* November Thursday
Folks call Thank »a Ivin* Day.
local sections, among th e people w h o
W hile abundance Js ntpp!e çou$ç_fpr
t
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'— -The removal of- lio n . Frank A dam s to
have money f o buy, and do buy largely. thanksgiving, a desire to share that abunJacksonville reminds us that the big men
Muclt o f this, circulation J a T n W elu siy e «dance is greater cau ser"m iofttrardTO per
- « N i l e eta te -a re - being absorbed "b jR b e
territory, a n d T o ’ reach- these people to satisfaction which w ill find expression
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larger cities. Wo can look for A b e Saw
secure their trade and receive their money, less often in outward demonstration. The A t IBs H om e In Th is C ity Y e s te rd a y
yer, o f K ey West, to move to Jackson
an advertiser must use the columns of burdened tabic, the filled stomach, the
A ft e r a Lin gerin g Illness
v ille next. •
T he Herald. The rates are low, when shout o f laughter, the peal o f music,
Just as Tim Herald was going to press
the qu an tity and qu n lityof the circulation the rhythmic Step do not always indicate last evening news was received o f the
W ith n larger and deeper chnnnel and is taken into consideration. To do busi
tn m t happiness and greatest thanksglv- death of W. T. Johns, which occurred at
the great Improvements contemplated by ness successfully a merchant must adver
ing; nor the prayer uttered in conscious his home in this city nt^niwut 5 o’clock.
the Clyde Line for Sanford our c ity should tise, and to reach the ready public of
ness o f duty unperformed. More so, docs Mr. Johns lu u lbceiyi sufTcrerfrom Brights
certainly give thanks next Thursday, No Sanford and Orange couuty lie must ad
the countenance lighted by the knowl- disease for a long time, and several weeks
city has so much cause for thanksgiving vertise in T he Sanford Herald*
edge o f heaven’s approval,, the silent tear ago was removed to Lakeland, his former
for oil the blessings bestowed in the post
o f gladness stealing quietly down the home in the hopo that the change would
year.
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The future prosperity p f Sanford de cheek. In full conviction of pity satisfied. do him good. Instead o f Improving lie
Voters, bear. In mind that the munici mands that its affairs should be placed in It is "eat, drink and be merry," but it is continued to glow worse nnd today was
pal election takes place on Monday, the the hands o f men o f tho best business always doing to others as you would have brought horns to diee Mr. Johns w as one
7th day o f December, -Don’ t neglect to ability in the city. Politics should be others do to you that brings that appro of Sanford's leading and prosperous citi
- register, aa nil must re-register to vote in sunk in the h igh er,aim to secure the bet- bation o f conscience conducive to the zens, and had been a resident here for
ferment o f the community, m aterially and satisfaction and truest happiness.
for yenrs. His widow, son nnd daugh
the city election. Don't fa il to do your
T he Herald would have each fam ily ter nnd a large circle o f relatives nnd
full duty—elect good mon. You have the morally. T o make tho well-being o f the
city secondary to political and personal into which it goes participate in this
power to do an.
friends are left to mourn Isis demise.
interests is to hazard the advancement greatest satisfaction and truest happiness
The remains will be tnken to Dade City
o f the city!
— thankfulness for the blessings o f the for burial, the funeral being deferred un-— W . D. Bell has retired .from the editorial
The councilman o f a city like Sanford, year, for the abundance that enables
til the"arrival o f the son from Texas.
< tripod o f the Ctironiclc and a real liv e
directly In the period o f its development, them to share with others', and for the
printer in the person o f Jos. V. Bergen
should bo rijjsn o f broad views, o f a high privilege o f so doing and thus making the
Death o f W. D. B arney
succeeds him. Mr. Bergen has lately
order o f intelligence, and exceptional e x day one of general thanksgiving. And
W. D. Burney, o f Coopcrslown. N. J.,
been the real brains of the Chronicle and
ecutive ability. They should be o f such that its readers inny enjoy the day as
who has been l i v i n g upon a!!fnrin near
7lie only change is in the announcement.
character ns to command the respect uhJ they ought, it lias placed before them
this city for the past year, died suddenly
confidence o f tho,people. It is nil e x those few*thoughts which, animnting any
oq
last Friday night. He had been spend
T iie Herald appeals to the voters of pensive mistake far n city to elect "good man or woman without hope o f the cer
ing
several days in the city nnd retired to
Sanford to elect none other than those fello w s" ami politicians ns councilmcn. tain reward, will make him or her
Ilia ftwm smfwfw»n»ty in d/vyj hogjik | ¡*nrj
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WtlQ AfO IUM)Wp to Is* RolioKln Imnwak In *riw
pu are-tjuujtlunzv in r m e Yurcrs ~orUHIt• Otmxjrjnn in th e Best sense'OT ifie jem i.
telligent and keen business men. With foril to Bcriously consider in tho selection for they will be following the example of those who went to the room to waken
BISlOHtD BV
ScHipSlBMOS & LO.
him found him cold in death.
such men in the City Council Sanford will o f cuunciimen.
ImlCiOtMCSHMOt
Christ, to whom ns God the President mu
I a i i i h m c M N i w Vo m
His w ife was notified and came to San
bo prepared to meet tho tide o f advance
The coming year is to be n year o f great Governors have urged ail people to give
ford
at
once
and
accompanied
the
re
ment that is bound to (low in her direc importance in the growth and develop thanks.
N O W IN TH E HOUSE; ..
mains back lo Cooperatuwn on Saturday.
tion.
ment o f the city. Much detrends upon
Ncnr In this life of dally toll
Mr. Barney was a genial fellow and had A complete line ef Men's Snappy,
Ttmi Irnvr« sbori liras lo pray,
the experience and mental calibre o f tbe
With brimming hearts Isl's numbly keep
made
many friends during his short resi
Tbe little city o f W inter Garden was City Council. It is essential then that tire
Up-to-date Suits, in all the
One true Thanksgiving Day.
dence in this city.
Incorporated last week. W e are glad to selection bo mado from among oyr best
----loading Shades nnd Patterns— .
_ A n d II there is. soma sorrowing o o —
progress o f -our little sister and ip.erL
Lets borrowing than we are.
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Th an k sgivin g S ervic e
A generous gilt m them, we think.
hope W inter Garden -w ill flourish as the
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Is Just as guul as prayer.
A union Thankgiving service w ill lie
green bay tree. A . B. Newton, former
The Herald has In hand the prepara
held ut the Baptist church next Thursday
editor o f tho Kichochct was chosen for tion o f a handsome Special Holiday
The follow ing felicitous rcnmrka ap morning at 10:30 o’clock. Rev. J, F. Mc Besides an elegant line of Boys'
mayor and the affairs o f W inter Garden Edition which w ill do credit to Sanfurd peared In the Jacksonville Tlmes-Union
Kinnon, pastor o f tiie Presbyterian church,
Pants, Suits. Especial attention
w ill be safe in his hands.
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and Orungo county. It will include forty last W ednesday:
will preach tiie sermon. The choirs of
—is'cnttcd w ourstroiTE and nunor more
pages
profusely illustrated
W ilh last tbmnday's issue T he SASthe several churches nre requested to Join
N o “ old fog ies'1 ami -no " slow comU fff tlirougliHui and all contained in a beuuford Heklad finished the first quarter
* plete line of Men's Furnish-,
in furnishing music for the ocpnslon.
of it* existence, and it 1» enough to
ought to be elected for councilmen la-a tifully lithographed c o v e r printed in seven
• lugs, Shoes - and lints
The people o f Snnfprd and adjoining
say that it has hot fallen one whit
A lready much o f tiie limited
city like Sanford. Select inert o f liberal colors.
■below the high promise o f its first iscommunities nre urged to attend this str G ive us n coll. W e can fit yOu from head
v ie w »—not men who w ill be likely to spate allotted to advertisers has been re
■sue. It speaks- o f the gencruus and
vice as an expression o f gratitude to God
ta foot and w e guarantee to please.
increased pittr&uage It receives from
countenance extravagance und waste— served, und those Lwho desire to have
for His goodness.
the public, knd no paper ever deserv
who w ill be certain to 'ta k e great interest their business represented should hasten,
Yours for honest values.
ed it more, d u y id n lin g plant, it says,
In municipal affairs and labor zealously to sec tho m anagem ent It w ill be circu
B est A ttr a c tio n o f th e S eason
hns had lo ^ ■ b a r g e d from time to
for théypivBncement o f the city.
lated throughout Orange county and coun
lim e nnd nlffiTw orkm en employed
The Mabel Pagt^foinpuny w ill delight
during die past three months to keop
The best interests o f Sanford demand try im m ediately adjacent to Sanford, and
the people o f Sanford next week." com
up with a rush o f Business beyond the
that at the next election the voters o f tho thus prove a very efficient advertising
mencing Monday night. The dainty,.pe
greatest that was expected, and last
Çity.select the best m an,_ irrespective,of medium for all holiday goods, as well as
tite M abf l Paige \jjll head the cpqipany
N ew ..Laundry S ta rted
8 1 week $0 0 0 worth o f typ e was added.
all lines o f business.
party affiliations.
Such a story o f success is always*
and every member is un artist. The peo-The Sanford Hand Laundry under the
pleasant to read. W e believe T he
Sanford must prosper.
p ieo f Sanford can rest assured that iii managem ent o f Mrs. A . R- Marshall ha*
Herald is only at the threshold o f its
The Jacksonville Fruit and Produce
Mabel
P a igs and tiie entire company, they Started operations in the building adjoinprosperity---------------- r-*re
J i j s not the business of The Herald to Nows commends Mr. R. 1L Whitney's sugwill have one o f the finest attractions nf lu g -ill#—L e flk r -Dlock. New ,iiuuiliiiicry
suggest names o f persons to hold office tn gestion for a fete or flower d ay In' Sanford
In this Issue is another letter from the season. The Herald endorses this las been installed and they are prejwred
Sanford, only as announcements muy be next March, and says:
to handle the laundry trade of the city
Harry Papworth and he has lost none of company to its m any readers.
Good idea, Brother Whitner. St.
sent in for publication by the persons
and guarantee satisfaction in every re
his jovial, good nature by a residence in
Patrick ■ day would be just tbe day.
A P rob a b le W inn er
themselves desiring office, or by their
sp ect Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have a
A s 1 understand it,tiiere w ill be quite
tiie great metropolis. His heart is still
Mias
Gelsle
Butt o f this ck y is one of
friends. But it is our business to work
a lot o f ccLLage raised around San
thorough knowledge o f the business and
with Sanford and T h e H e r a l d w ill keep
the principal contestants in tiie Metropolis
ford this your, so you should arrange
- for the best interests o f Sanford now and
will give all work their personal attention.
him in touch with the Celery City. His
to have a good supply o f corned beef
great $5.000 voting contest and In tills
always.
letters are always read with great inter
and cabbage with the other delica
district (N o. 5 ) .she stood third place in
Incompetent and unsuitable persons
cies o f the occasion. A s soon as you
est as no citizen o f Sanford was ever
D ra in a ge C om m ission Will Me *1
last Wednesday’s report and less than a
w ho work for offlee m ay dkpeci to be an
decide to hold the fete on that day,
more popular than Harry Papworth. May
The
drainage commission recently ap
thousand votes behind the first lady, who
let us know, and w e will send 2,000
tagonized in tiiese columns. Those who
his shadow never grow less!
pointed
by the county commissioners sad
copies
o
f
the
New
s
to
Ireland
and
is a resident o f Ocala. Miss Butt's total
seek public office for., the furtherance o f
composed o f Messrs. Harrold. Palmer and
help
get up a good big crowd. There’s
Ip
v g ft tH tha |a|t M H & J W U U 7 .7 , and a.
private ends must not flinch if they are ± tutu» -llko thoarish to produce enthusi
' M anta W IG € 1 8 1 « '- '" little more hard work on tiie part o f her M cLain ,1 tvTU n i ^ l otf T k lftu n r " t KM « * shown up in T he I T n u f ^ a n d an effort
asm. Good luck to ye.
On Thursday next the banks o f tills
■tore at 8:30 a. m. T h e y will proceed
numerous admiring friends will surely land
be made to convince the peoplo that they
[c ity w ill close, the same being Thanks the first prize for this districts------—------ over the drainage area o f tire east side,
are not the proper individuals to keep a
Tam|ia people w ill not abandon the
giving and a legal holiday.
and all those interested are requestedTd'a
ir question, as it IS their niosf valuable
trust.
T he Pore Contracting Company is In a rnoet with them and go over the ground.
T he tlta^LD wonts good men in office. asset, and.tiie whole state w ill rejoice In
Ju st R eceived
position to give you tiie closest figure on
Tbe largest line o f sporting goods ever
These men it wiU laud and support, no the knowledge that the State Fair w ill re
any d a ss.of building. None but tiie beat
Connected with this pa p eris a prinlinl
m atter by what elem ent o f citizenship or sume business at the same old stand In received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting
mechanics employed. Offlee with Murrell office capable o f producing tbe highest
February.
. . . . . clothing, etc.
Harry J. Wilson.
political ¿action tlj?y ops advanced.
A Minsbew. Plop Hotel Block.
grade o f office and society stationary.
J
MABEL
PAIGE
MgBiSELF and. ¿QtnpaBy
Mr. Chas. W . Ritchie
TH R E E N IG H TS ONLY
Monday, Nov. 23rd
Trade Inducements
D. L. THRASHER’S
D E A T II-O f W -T r r 3 0 H N S
W i
Furnishing
Store
From $15.00 to $30.00
D. L. THRASHER
K ja f p if
�URRELL
A T l M M V i r a ¡M T T O iffl
By Goodloe Thomas
Q l
I V I I NS
REAL E S T A T E BROKERS
'
OW, eb’rybody ought to know dcy’i welkim ai kaln be,
h,
fln
right in an,Jhe,Ti„go!aelbg_tii-ah,iT t,{Mff
jej’ itaht dem biikiti goin’ roundV fo’ dat’« yo' job, ol' man,
V.
¿a» chase dem w if de aweet pertaters quick ’a dey leab yo** ban’,
(jfow, Hose, yo’ ahow yo’ mapnaha ’fo’ dete folks, er Ah tell yo'
Daih’ll be a chile go hongryjytn’ he’ll git a lickin’ too).
Huh, Onole Dan, la de possum meat— All’s lookin’ aftah dat—
An’ heah’i a pieoe espeah’ly youah*, all brown an’ itreaked w if fa t
N
tie s ln T lo r ia a
Unimproved* celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed,
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
v
Celery fnnns, with flowing wells oil tiled, drninad and ready for crop, $500.00 to $100000
per acre. *
City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in
Florida for crate factory.
'.<5 "
Others t e l l you what can be done. MURRELL & MIMSIIEW are practical farmers as
well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can be done.
•
HA’S dat— de graby t Don’ yo’ fret; it’s oomin’ right up daih,
An’ aich! W ’y, dat air possum fat enough, I do deolaih,
Mfrj'ofc enough er graby fo* da ma’ohin* Tipi litas_______ _
Hsah, Her’end Mistah Pe'guaon, be suah yo’ gets yo’ rights.
i.
De smell am aweet I W ’y, man, yo’ tas’ an’ den I bet yo’ shout • r
Ai' mek de neighboha wondah wha’ de fuss am all about
1
Hesh's little Eph. Now, ohile, I ’a sabed yo’ sumpin’ nice, a n ’ sweet
Whs's dat I Good lan' I -Dia boy is Bayin’ he don' la k possum meat
W
XVHUVUVMVVH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
People’s Bank of' Sanford
Practice* In State and Federal Court*.
Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
M G. T. Building.
TH O M AS EMMET WILSON
Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and
A TTO RN EY a n d c o u n s e l l o r
A T -L A W
Courtesy.
on Savings Deposits, and
Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
' Florida
Pays d Per Cent. In ir m t, Compounded Quarterly,
«■
"
Reildencea, Sanford and Sylvan Lake
ATTORNEY Amr COUNSELLOR
at
from any and nil causes.
its customers-nothin#
LA W
This additional protection costs
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Wclborn Block
Now Accounts Solicited
Sanford, Fla
W A LTE R D. BELL
M. M. SMITH.
President
A tto r n e y- at-l a w
A ttira rti
Examined
and
Title*
II, R. STEVENS.
Vice-President
G. S. DERRY,
Cashier
Perfected
Room 21 Pico Block, Sanford, Florida,
DR. R. M. MASON
LIVER Y, F E E D and
Phone 19
Wclborn Block
Sanford, Florida
•aa and Butclaa
B|acksmlthlng and HorsMhosInt
Horses and Mules Bought and-Exchanged
SU RV E YO R AND DRAUGHTSMAN
Leveling and Cru»* Sectioning for Drainage
a Specialty
A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
I?
“ NOW FO’
I Pope Contracting Compa
ARCHITECT
DE POSSUM DINNER 1”
Office whli-Murrell & Minshew
W E taiie he doiUJ$k nnaaornuienA. nn'.M™ ¡, - j- j ’ —t--t
* $ Now, honey, tuhn to all dese folks an' knowledge up yo's lyin’.
*tk out ’t'ux Jes' a li’l joke to aggervate yo* ma,
Or,'clar' to goodneu, Ah's jes’ boun’ to whup yo* till yo's rawl
Yo »peak de trufe, yo* ll’l’ impl Den wha’s yo’ doin' heah
A-iettin' up wif nierrah folks to mek vn'ie'f annenh
A aipsh, too, when eb’ry one kain tell, in spite youah black,
D»t tuhnin’ 'way f'um possum meat yo’ ain’t de hones' fackf
ELL, dere, yo* pa saize nebbah min’, bekaze yo’s such a mite;
Dat 'tain't youah fault yo’ sum'ays missed youah nachul appetite.
yo’ plate; dere's plenty mo’ to fill a ohile lak yo'.
Lawd mek yo’ suhtain ways, Ah spose, dat’s got to do.
! Ah’s 'feared yo* g row upwiont: nji* mchUe-be. a »ham©
Mmllabd circle an' de ’spectcd fam’ly name,"
b sence Ah’s ol’ enough to stan' upon ma feet
»honed any niggah dat would tuhn f ’um possum meat.
j
TONSORIAL
PARLORS
*
*y R o b e r t i )« l o v e .
! ‘Y.'rtAt, 1Í0S, by American fnm A«o d iti o « ]
0
~
* b E .tn £ . lh* ftk,ul
Ä
utw
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manifold
tor
^ U u l for turk^. wmi-'.avory 'dreas-
Y^okfú] f0r
g - - «>«ahh.
xO SJr •
money and faith In the
tMakfui,
That u íh«|th* n*,fu,■ •**ctlon I« over—
•liankit ,<,urc* o f ®ur thankfulest
thank*[
Thi«*ig onl°of •** * l* * p r*ar, remember.
H Srn io * u r° f..'*®- « « » many a man
l**
* r , *,|*le If thla were Decern-
K#U>«WUa ‘ 1V* thUlkM 10 *-
°f
* u52t* 2 b o tW »***»'■ «UU more dis-
raak*_
fou r-all the rest It out-
*Uc“ «A, Which
thank*;
over,
our
thankfulest
— „
DEALERS IN
J. L. CARRUTHERS
Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand
Proprietor
FIORI DA
SANFORD
Alpha Cement, Acm e P laster
Plana, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building
Plumbing and
All Work Receives My Personal Attention
Cheerfully Furnished
Phono 69
Consult Us
and Best Efforts
'Phone 230
Opposite City Hull
B-uaoi. o f roaring and ranting and ravin*.
Period when It la perfectly plain
Every man'a uppermost duty le savin*
Waahln*ton'a country from Itondare'e
„ chain;
Time when your friend or your father or
brother
For hla opinions you class with the
cranks.
Now fo r four years we cannot havAsk
other,
' -----Bo let us offer our thankfulest thanks.
High-Grade Housc'ButlHintf n Specialty
Office with Murrell At Mlqthew
Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla:
FR ESH
M E ATS
O F S A N FO R b , F L A
GROCERIES
Idaybe ‘ twos tariff and maybe 'twos labor.
Maybe 'twos courts that so split us
apart;
Maybe the tracts so affected your nel*hbor
*
That hs dissevered himself from your
J. I. ANDERSON’S
f . H. RAND, President
OEO. FCRNALO, Vlee-Pre*
P , P. FOR ST CD, C ash ier----------------------------- B. P. WMtTNER, Aggt. Cash
_Only National Bank In Orango County- Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
Safety D»posit Boxss for Ront
Maybe Injunctions or guaranteed bankln*.
Any or all o f the partisan plonk*.
Well. It le over, so now for the thanking—
Now for reunion,our thankfuleet lhankal
Oh, we are thankful the nation la Uvtn*.
Thankful the dear old republic le etlll
Bure o f a hand to proclaim a ThanksglvIn*.
Thankful, eo thankful, hla front noma Is
Dllll
Thankful are we that Columbia Is laapln*
Buch a relief la occasion
JEWELER
heapln*
P ic h id 'l Hand Pain»««! China
Finest Five Gent Giga
On the Market
G<aham'* Smiling Silver
Cause o f H ie H ilarity.
Green—I'd like that fellow. Brown
better If be didn’t always laugb at bla
own Jokea.
White—Brown doesn’t
laugb at bla own Jokes. Ha laughs at
you fellows who are silly enough to
Helen to them.—Illustrated Bits.
Plated Wart
Elfin end Waltham Welch##
A LL
GOODS
GUARANTEED
TO R
SALE
AT
L. R. P h illip s ’ D ru g S to
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V. ' - ■.
H. :jjrr-**
STLi T¿
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A re Y ou Looking For
7
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m
One* Thousand Acres of Celery Land
Guaranteed
$100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre
Reasonable Cash Payments
and Balance
Terms
Lands ¡Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc
S anford, F lorida
The General News o f "The Land
o f Flow ers" «
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
An E p ito m e o f th e W ee k 's M o s t Im_
nnrtnnt llattne n l n i » In th g
S ta te 's Domain.
A t thè annual convention o f the Chris
tian church held In Tampa last week the
follow ing officer» for the missionary board
were elected for the ensuing y e a r Presi
dent. Mrs. F. J. Langdon, DeLand; VicePresident, Mrs. R. T. Walker. Cedar Key;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.T. E. Arnold,
DeLand; Recording Secretary, ' Miss E. D.
Woodruff, Jacksonville; Treasurer, Mrs. F.
L. Rennies, Tampa; Superintendent o f the
Home Department, Mrs. R. T. Walker; Su
perior o f Junior Work, Mrs. W. H. Cole-man, Ocala.
gro holding the other end o f tho six-foot
chain, was conducted In that fashion from
a train to the county Jail. The deputy
marshal who captured the chained negro
on a charge o f larceny had deputized the
other negro to take the prisoner from Trenton to the county Jail, not being able to do
It himself, and that was Lite noycl method
in Which the negro deputy made s&rc o f
his prisoner.
TtlE NEGRO’S THANKS
A re F o r The O ood T h in gs P ecu lia r To
Ills T a s te
—
When persimmons wrinkle in the wind,
nnd the candy oozes out, when the berries
turn to sugar, then the 'possum walks
about, nnd the cur that slept in idleness
while the summer's sun was hot, knows
his time has come to stir his stumps, and
Senator Frank Adam s o f Jasper lias de- find meat for the pot. A n d the nigger
tpm ilnpfT In 1ím »h Tp jn I nrkaonwtIL
d ig « n n
'i n i m i -trrm n jir m n o th e m h i th e
Jefferson ariggty has authorized a liond sun, he cares no more for chicken, and he
issue o f $35,000 to build a new court leaves his work undone; he pets bis dog
and spends his night in looking for a meal
house.
St. Lucie county tins called a county that sweeter far than anything he can
bonding election for January 10th, next, buy, or grow or steul.* 0 . the 'possum
to d ed d e on it bond issue o f a $150,000 done in gravy, flanked deep with polntoes
for the purpose o f building hard roads. brown, needs nothing but persimmon
Success attcntUhe_BTSgre»rixe p e o p je o f beer to float it richly down. A nd then
the n e g n fis a 'k in g — you- couldn't make'
St. Ludd.
him
Vote, and he cares not for his neigh
Mis* Emma Tucker has been assisting
Rev. Tf,i f . Sistniqk in meetings at Reddick bor's gdld. Ids chicken, nor his ehote: he
dtirin iftlie past week. Brother Slstrunk will not pick your oranges, he's rich as
has used this efficient worker before, and well as free, and swcurii tllht Florida's'
.knows be js safe in employing her. When the land for him as well as me.
The Kissimmee board o f trade p assed a a church i s ' grounded .on- the scripture
-series o f resolutions some tim e ngo against teaching she conducts. It will stand through
~ !t f
««f - fft a o n lalng tnwll f)n lfr - atnrm n . well ns through calm— Florida
houses, and the Valley-G azette reports Christian Advocate.
that the crusade "is meeting with won
Orlando Sentinel; "M odq in Florldn."
derful results." A s to these results that Only three words, yet they stand for much
paper remarks: “ It is said less than half that concerns you nnd me, as well as e v
as m udi money was sent out o f this town ery other resld en ro f our city and state.
the pest month as heretofore." . The money These words mean that every dollur ex
spent among home mcrdianta Is kept In pended Tar good» "M ade In Florida" re
circulation at home and keeps business mains in Florida, and every dollar thus
m oving there.
kept in the state stands for a dollar’s
The~orange growers o i the w oshor rlvcr worth.oTprosperlty which otherwise goes
aide, o f Voluala county, from Osteen north elsewhere. In other words, keep your dol
to Seville, w ill bauk nearly a half million lars at liome instead o f - sending them
d ilium for the orunge crop to be marketed^ away. Get the trade at home and “ Made
ill the nauti three montila
It ¡a nil fine . la Florida" habit.
The question o f bonding Escambia oounfruit; the prettiest that has ever been'
marketed. A large per cent o f it will be ty for $ 200,000 with which to build good
grapefruit and tangerines.— Volusia Coun- roads was defeated at the election held
last week by a vo le o f about five to one.
Florida Product» In Now York
(New York Packer.)
New York. Nov. 14.— The Florida orange
jmraj pm» i|i.i........ 1.....e ‘ h|mrtnf
the Week in the auction prices o f 30 to 50
.CCnta flTw x Monday, - On the street prices
also went off. The nvenuge offerings of
Florida oranges sold from the store at
$1.75 to $2.23
Fanciest Indian rivers
were quoted at $2.23^to $2.50. with nn
exceptionally fine orange sometimes mak
ing $3.
Gra|tefruit was also dull; tile top was
$3, but most o f llie business was done at
-------- -$2 to $2.50 a box.
The principal cause for the slump in the
market was the h ea vy accumulation p f
uratigem here, Florida» have been high
the past two or three weeks. Buyers have
been taking the fruit «1 good firm values,
and a great deal o f It has not been ripe
The state fa ir association w ill Issue cer enough to put out im m ediately, hence it
tificates to persons who have not been went into the warm rooms, consequently
paid their premiums won at the last fair. when the market opened Monday with
Th ese'w ill be paid when the stole pays heavy offerings many o f the most spacious
wurm rooms were cltock-a-blodt with the
the money due the association.
fruit, hence the buyers were fe w and far
TAX Notice
tg lw e e n at the moment.
TJtetax books o f,t h e C ily .s L J S ftQ ta i, -A ll lilnds o f vegetables were in goodde
for the current year w ill be opeh on the
mand on account o f cool weather from the
first Monday in November, 1008, at site
middle o f like week on. The first lettuce
Collector's office.
stripped from Florida showed up Wednes. Personal taxes must be paid before the (day and sold readily at $4
Beans were
first day o f Murch, 1000. und real estate active et $1.50 to $2, eggplants $3 to
aeon in Gainesville [ before the Aral d a y o f April, 1000. See $3.50 and peas $3 to $3.50. Okra
A curious tight
last Saturday. A negro prisoner wearing Soctlqp. 213. Revised Ordinances.
was firm at $2 to* $3 and cucumbers at
$3 to «3 .8 0 .
a chain padlocked around his nock, a ne11 -4 - »•-r - J . I . L u , Collector.
* -T
SHIP CANAL ACROSS TLORIDA CITY E l f CTJON ANNOUNCEMENTS
W ill P rob a b ly Be C o n stru cted In The
N ear ru tu re .
The project o f cutting the peninsula of
Florida In two by an east and west ship
canal connecting the A tlantic Ocean and
the Gulf o f Mexico, was the leading ques
tion before the convention o f the Gulf
Coast Inland W aterways Association in
session at Columbus, Ga. Senator-Elect
•— . . ....... . vH r iwnuM tw*ni|{tit trotiitira
this plan to the convention in a speech in
which he said:
“ W c must meot waterway im prove
ments in foreign countries by w aterway
improvements at home if we would m ain
tain supremacy or even standing in mar
kets abroad.
Announcements for municipal office will
be published under this caption from bow
until the election at the uniform price of
$3.00 each, payable strictly in advance.
•
For M a y o r-
-To lha Votara o í SaufixJ.
_
I lirreby announce myself ai a camlMxr for rr
election to lire office uf Mayor of the City of San
toni. subject to die will of the people at the mu
niclpal election, December 7lh. 11)08
*
Fiatai Ij
ii
.
~
iTa
• i ih
1,1,1 'in E.nfrml'
*rif »
i. —.i
~"1
am a candida leTîir fl a yor and If I am rlrctrd
I pronil»o to enforce Ike lawa tu Ihr hell of my
utili 11y.
Youra reapectfully,
F o r C ity M arshal
To the Voter» ol Sanford.
I l»ereby announce m ytelf »• ■ esndidste for City
Marshal, »ubiect to the »III of all of the voter* ot
the town of Sanford at the ooniin» municipal elec
tion.
I have had tome year» eiperienor a* »n offievt
"The problem o f the cheapest and safest
and fully realize tbedulie» rwiulrrd of a Mint*!1
means of transportation - now required by t f atoctadrl promise « o f « n Molly sndmnitir»ll»|-_
serve, and wlU at all time« try my utmusl to en
the Southern, Western nnd Northern grow ly
force the law» of the state anti the diy.
C. C
ers is solved when the United States gulf
the Votera of Sanford:
•
ports are opened and the Florida ship ToI hereby
announce myself at a candidate for recanal on the lock system is constructed. ~~ elrcllna to the office ol City Marthal. and tske ihu
occasion to thank rpy friend* for their »uppurt ia
“ A ship oanal across the peninsula of the p ail and solicit a continuance of Uie »art» ••
the municipal election. December 17th I proim*«
Florida would sliorten by about 500 miles that,
as in the past. I will-do my utmost to ireserve
order In the city and enforce a atrn-t obsetvthe route from the Atlantic Ocean into the
aoce of all lawa.
J r
Gulf o f Mexico, especially to the gulf
|x>rts o f the United States, and avoid the
. » o r Clerk,Treasurer and Assessor
TiimgeTOUi iiuvlgutlun Uf the Gulf Stre am
To the Voters of Sanford:
.
~
T
through the straits o f Florida. By this
I am a candidate for re-election to the offic»»«
Clerk,
Treasurer
and
Assessor
of
the
City
of
Sincanal the commerce o f this Northern con ford. 1 have served the people in this office l“f
tinent would be placed more thun. 1,000 rijlhi y » « r » « n ii Lhe fiiir fir iir r M»lnrddurinl
years qualifies me to Jive the best of service Ij
miles nearer to the Central Am erican re- re-elected December flh . I Promise a cafe*“1*u’1
faithful
discharge of the dude* of the office.
publica.
"D ie general opiuion seems to be that
a tide water conal is impracticable. Fpr
the lock canal almost a straight dine
across the narrowest part o f the peninsula
could-be selected, passing through e num
ber o f large lakes and using some portions
o fa iv e M .—This oenai -.wotild.be a part of
the conieni|>lated inland water circuit of
the whole o f the central and eastern .parts
o f the United States east o f tho Rocky
Mountains.
. “ It l* estimated that the canal can be
dug for «50,00 0.000 . -It has been estL
mated nUo that more than 30.000.000
tons would pass tltrough the canal annu
ally, .which dyes not Include the enormous
traffic from Mexico, Nicaragua. Cost«
Rica or certain other countries whose
J r « % would bring the tonnage under «
reasonable estimate to ■ total o f G0 .Q00 .jOOO tons annually."
Ju»t Arrived at Sanford Grocery qo.
Buckwheat flour, old homesuml flo w ,
graham flour, hygeoio and superlative
flour. Snider’■ catsuit ehtm u a m oyster
cocktail,'etxl salad dressing.
The filrtxjt of G. K-Cslhoun Wuh TTsw
his randldscy for member of the City Coupe:
the west skjl«.
To the Vot.rs of Sanford t
I .hereby announce myself as a candsf*
M r a S t r f M W ] * , * ? ' - election to
'• ¿beft
iber 7th. 1908
�ABOUT T
UlHe Happenings— Mention o f
Neglect to
Register foe the
.
Municipal election on Dec. 7th.
moving.
pttSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST
or the Floating Small Talk
Arranged far Hur
ried Herald Readers. *
~
Bm>ry
'S u ccin ctly
~
_
Rugs, from 75 cents up;
ru raitiire Store.
'at Spence?"» and see the good things
if
E. A. Heffield
Going to the left m ay be a
right direction.
F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily.
Y ou s
not fail to call and look over this stock before making
step in the
Fresh oysters served in every style at
rt. ^ o y ^ P c t o - d a îg -lin e o f candies- in i h e ‘ - t ï
p t y ^ ff e p e n c e íT -------------- 7--------
j f f
w
. H. Carl Dann was in the city Tuesday
I Cape G A . Fox o f Sytran Lake «ras in l o o
selling natural gas.
[ the city yesterday.
¡♦ ♦
A lla n Gaboo n and 1L L. Deck o f Orlando
c 'Jcan everyuim g but your con
spent a d a y in Sanford this week.
science. Phone 210.
IK# to «a*r • *re»ö*' »»an*» :
We r»t tSa I —
Ab " «tob blm fatte»;
lu »* « b t»w
W -**a I tw iry t
Oo L
d r e ss
GOODS
G I N G H A M S — Full Line.
dresses
Just the things for children
Fruit cakea that are fruit cakes, nOw
M. M Santi» has LOOO acres o f celery
ready at Spencer's. Phone No. 106.
land. Sold on ens* terms.
'J. B. Fanner and J. C W hite o f Crown
The famous Fox River Better for yyte
Point w ere visitors to the city this week. at W. W. Long's Grocery.
Next
Thursday
b Tksnksgivink
fke great Annual Feast Day.
Mr. Truox. representing the commission
Frank H a ll the hat m an
ra tw t upon
Women's Coats; a beauty for $5.
tlnger s (n e x t door to Pow office).-
Met-
Every voter must be registered to vote
in the municipal election Dec. 7th.
New stock Evaporated and' Dried Fruits
for Christmas cakes, at Long's Grocery.
N , P. Yowell & Gom p
F all planting is approaenmg! M. M
Mrs. M. E. Thomas, o f Jacksonville was
Smith
»rill »ell you land on easy terms.
H ar the guest o f ber.sister. Mrs. R. J. Holly
Iced tea; Ju st the thing this hot weather
ry J. Wibon.
.
several days this »reek.
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Mrs.
T a k a ^ i u i 3 T ^ ? ^ S r e Vd ; ^
f t A Caldwell Is on a business trip to
Monday.
- f sett the celebra led Macy wagon.
December
10(h
Fp tscapal
4g M .W
I. C. H UG H ES
Lawton, are home again from an extend
ed trip to points in Maine.
B azaar
•ag Sapper.
i i < i i M i a * » « T i i -»♦ ♦ ♦ ■ • T -n -e -e e »*
Headquarters for Irpn A g e tools. A n y
’ $18 A n Squares for $ 13 . six* 9*12 ^
The Merry Widow sardines, for sale by thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer
A . HetfieU C o
distributors, e tc , Harry J- Wilson.
Center A Roberts.
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CONTRACTOR
and B U I L D E R
Ganwr A Roberts v l l high-grade Cigar
L E. Brady -Is a candidate for Mayor
rooms
and tobacco. Try them.
...
on tiis own platform, independent o f any
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W. F- Shannibarger o f Pinecastle was clique or ring. Vote fur him.
rue Jersey male h o g i Box 754.' Just arrived, n fresh line o f imported,
a visitor to the city on Thursday.
-¿-Qtaw A S enb ornV tra anJ ciTrée. th.
ET T Saniiel Wilson ■of-Peinak y. M irhigan is.
best there Tv
Garner h Kubens
Frcn di peas. etc. G ax .hzx A Rostxrs.
j
tn the dty prospecting for a location.
-( , Tirs. M. A. Speer. act\»m;ar.ied by M:s
11 you want a first-class tailor-made • Just name your wants, and if » t G
J. Swain an i Mi*, i t Speer, left ia t
haven’t
it
w
ill
get
it
for
you.
Call
and
be
Hit for $12.98, call at D. A . Caklwell A
week t o r Birmingham. Ala.
convinced. Sanfurd Grocery Company.
f
Sons.
Lettuce is moving and the streets a r e ! . Lace Cortam i a »¿wvialty— Celery City
I )Fot Saix .—One pool table, practically
Laundry- Phone 210.
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filled
with wagons loaded with this green
I
Df«r—will be sold cheap. Box 345, Sendelicacy enroute to the Northern markets.
fiwL Fla.
Tut Rest—Two 'nice furnished
for rent See James Harris.
■- ¿cut, jiMgiieui.->gaafc aq-li
Fox Rrxr. Boarding bouse. 15 rooms,
Dr. PuJeston Is now at home in a new
oftke over the real « t a i e office o f J. N. m ooem convenience. good location in
San lord. Inquire Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Whitner.
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Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans
Men's Neckwear, newest patterns; 50c
- quality for 35c Hettinger's (n e x t door to and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L
Talash 's lunch room, opposite the depoc
I Portoffire).
Eugene Hunt, with his kindly smile, is
Send your shirts., collars and cuffs to the
Celery City Steam Laundry and they w ill in SanTord this week. 'Gene represents
the house' o f N ix ard when he wants
J look as new.
fruits or vegetables he generally gets them.
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
None bnt first-class labor employed and ali contracts guaranteed to be in accordance
with plans and specifications
I
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la
A n ta tu
Faultless white cherries, Lim a Beans
Holden, commission merchants, was in
and succotash, at Canter A Roberts'.
tkedty this Week.
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Business far These W h o
Postonica Box 771 *
Need M y
S ervic es
— Cha ,/E v ans'.
Step into Mrc G. L Takash's lunch room
G¡inter A Roberts will have in a fine
Fox Salt.— Bermuda Onion Plants far
ssle; mw ready for field. G W . Bowman. line o f high grade confectionery, nuts and and get a cup of good coffee. Erie cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Uaac Vanderp**»!. of Mait
Xmas goods on December 1st.
Phone 238, Sanford.
land,
were in die city yesterday Mr
Hon.
J.
G
J
on
es
state's
attorney,
and
Mattings of all kinds and patterns, from
20 ernti per yard to 50 cents, at E. A . Sheriff Vick, were in the d t y yesterday, Vanderpoql is a promineni orange grower
en route to Paotn to investigate the Hammock
murder, which occurred there sev
William Van Size o f the Mabel P a ige
(h. was In the d ty this week billing this
•hut »[traction for Sanford.
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D ecem ber
and Supper
toth
ep iscop a l
B azaar
French dry .and yearn cleaning. Celery
Goodwin's hitth-grade Preserves, Jellies
Mrs. D. W. Sasser and daughter. Clif- a n j Jams, at Garner A Roberts.
Jucd. were in the d t y Wednesday enroute
.See H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend
Ikied Salt Shoulders at 12 K cents found
from Orlando to Green Cove Springs where
M H. H. Hill's grocery.
Coffee, finest on earth for 4 cents.
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Mr. Sasser is agent for the A tlan tic Coast
Let us be thankful neit-Thursday 'If <\
A P. Connelly has moved his office
Line.
from the Whitncr Real Estate office to a
we cannot all have white meat, let us j J[
For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see
«eoi over the First National Bank.
content ourselves with the dark.. It's ail 1 ¡1
D. A . Caldwell A Sons.
turkey, anyhow, and if anybody objects j 1>
Wade m a i « frequent tripa to Sanford.
Geo. W. Kinnehan and w ife o f Wichita. In his pnrtkin he shrmld he rpm p^W i-AoJj L
at Orlando»
Kansas, have arrived in the city and will dine alone in the^di&mal solitude o f his I <;
Russell and Banka, tw o enterbecome citizens o f the Celery Delta, hav own society.
Ij[
RiMal grown» of Orlando, were In the
ing recently purchase» 1 property from the
Some people seem to think Florida is <’
htr 00 Tuesday buying cauliflower and
Ii*
Howanl-Packard Land Co.
slow. Let them try Garner A Roberts j [
**!** plants.
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Furniture to rent by the month or sea with an order. Phone 39.
<;
5 « PeD for paper hanging. N ew fall
son. Sanford Furniture Co.
J. D. Davison ha» a ten dollar bill in i >No one ever realizes their most brilliant his (»»«session of the vintl^ge o f 1849. It <
J. A Allison and w ife are in the
expectations'
aJiappiness.
You will is almost »corn out by a£e but is still ‘ <;
“7 «grin from Charlotte. N. G . Cape
never be quite so happy as you expected legible on the face
It is from the John ' |
‘* * n tnfni some valuable celery land
to be. but you must not grieve over that
MwtUmiuin here during the winter:—
by Mr. Davison as a souvenir.
f
green vegetables and fruit, at
lhankfuL
WANTth—Servant to cook arid take care
— Chat. Evans*.
Best Elgin cream ery butter at 35 cents of baby. Only hard working «roman need
Binford. o f Carthage. per pound, at Sanford Grocery Company. apply.- Call at Isis office.
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•Akive arrived in the d y and w ill
W hat a pity it is that poultry raisers do
The Clyde Line steamer Frederick Du**
wason here. Mr. Binfonl reo o f learn the sim ple a rt o f dressing a Barry n ow snakes alternate trips with the
®i*F ^thased some fin« celery land m i
fow l or m i key nicely. One w ill remove City o f Jacksonville, from JscksonviUe to
the feathers and leave a »»hole and hand Sanford, thus giving a double service for
some akin and another »rill tear, disfigure tt>ie accommodation o f the greatly in
and lacerate shockingly.
creased passenger and freight traffic.
Rry Henry Clay Flour erf W. W . Long.
The best on earth.—!—■—--— —■—
r .
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»os Qiiiioanceu uimscU a:
I * e“ MMst* i n member o f the board 01
t
r
He is a dean . Pro^eaMvt
• Urge' following and hu
vill be no surprise.
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GwTXAcnwc CoMTAar w ill fur
•
ire® 07 °°* * '»b * “ d »ey dt
’ k r ^ ; ^
07 tbe Ann o f John N il
of New York. U In the d ty . The
C .L -." Wtt b • • ■otid — I h e i w k r i
grower» never hesitate in
Th e Royal T a yto n Brand o f Clothing . Delirious Ice cream, the best made, at
means perfection. See sim ples at D. A. Mrs. G. L. Takash's lunch room, opposite
Caldwell A S on's
Pico Hotel and the depot.
Miss Margaret Roberts of\M t_ Olives,
N .G , has arrived in the m y and will
spend the w inter with her brother, J, D.
Roberts o f Ok firm o f Garner A Roberts.
Miss Roberts w ill bold the position of
book keeper with the firm.
See the fine display o f Japanese ware,
at the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line
ever shown tn Sanford.
The Celery City Laundry under the
management o f J. It. Overman is a scene
o f activity. Mr. Overman recently pur
chased a half interest in the business and
with E. E. W ebb w ill continue at the
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with us now for Thanks- same old stand. Mr. Overman is an ex
T “ U k or anything you want, and perienced laundry man and has put the
*ber anxiety.. Our risk; our trou- Celery City Laundry in first class 000-
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IS H E R E -------
VOU WANT GINS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES
We carry a Full Line of
New Club and Referee
Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gauie.
HIghJtose Smokeless tn
Premier
Ideal” and
Leader.
A Large Stock of Guns
and FIsiting Tackt» a «d
Gericrei Sporting Goods.
GUNS FOR
RENT
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
SANFORD, FLORIDA
- Me. and-Mta. F. II. Hancock a f-F ra n k
fort. Michigan, have rented rooms in the
The finest line o f Japanese m atting to*
bouse with Frank Darling, on Laurel a ve
be
found in the d t y . Prices always the
nue. and w ill spend several months here
lowest.
Sanford Furniture Co.
enjoying themselves and taking note o f
the pleasant clim ate and surroundings.
The ladies o f the Congregational church
Call at Sanford's leading Furniture house w ill hold their annual sale o f fancy and
for fumUure.-&tavc*,ranges.rugs. Huming, u u lu l sNietos at Cripptn's mwswrsttwe.TJn
dishes, etc. Sanford Furniture Co.. J. D. Saturday. December 5. . Friends o f the
church w ill furnish mu^c. and all are.in
Davison, manager.
*
vited
to come and hear ‘ it and see what
Mr. E. M. Hamilton, o f Dead wood. South
the
la
d iis have to offer. Get your gifts
Dakota, returned to his home Wednesday
for
Christmas
there.
after a week's visit herewith his relatives,
Have W. G. Hammond make your plans
for your new bouse. Office with Murrell
A M ind raw, Pico H o ld block.
Sanford merchants *hn«lH not w ait too
long u> start , their holiday advertising.
The H v» merchant b e g ln fta r ty tn teach
the public where holiday goods can be
found. Don't let the mail order houses o f
Jacksonville, Chicago or N ew York, cap
ture the early business
A . G. Westenlick and Barnwell Beck. Mr.
The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range
Hamilton was looking after his interests lined throughout with asbestos. Sectional sperlai price -SI?. Saníoni Fu n ú u m Co.
here, having a beautiful orange grove fire back guaranteed not to warp» Best
Furnished room for rent. Good location;
and is making arrangements to buy a Range in the market. Sec them at the only tw o dollars per week If taken at once.
Saffian! Furniture Co.
Call at Herald office. —
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IKSW ORD CHURCHES
emperor
THE PLOW.
Where Devout of tbe Celery
CITY PROPERTY
RISIMI or AU CfllRCH tU M S
O IT T R U C K LANDS -
-
Come and See Us
month*.
O ff « l a x *
prrarnted o e
the fa m ily attar, t a d U f i m o n r U.
brought to a d d w b y a sta n d dinner
a t w fc id i a ll D t a b e n o f the fa m ily
can partake.
It Makes No Diffeijencé What You Want or Where You Want It
T h e fea stin g and rvJo4c-
H O W AR D-PACKAR D LA N D COMPANY
'a a t: t L t b i d f w k i n i w
t n n < <»« ti
V trlv tla T . 7 COp a ; Y . l T A trH F n b r . 3 a
W h ile th e v ic tim la betas offered a
W ow d raw n b y a p a ir o f h igh ly ornaA union T h t n k t t ir in l service will be taetited oxen la brought to *tbe em per
held n ext Thursday -at 10.30 a. m. in this or. w ho th row * aside his Im perial robe,
church. ' with sermon by Rev. J. F. Mc laya bold o f the’ p lo w handle* and
Kinnon, o f the F rw byterian church- Let open* several ferrow -a T h e p r ta d p *}
mandarin * fo llo w hU exam ple, ‘ " 't
fcatlvaL which is really a aperies p t
(banka In advan ce fo r pood harvests,
eoda w ith a distribution o f clothe* r E ff
money to the poor.
b d d . with an unusually large attendance.
as: Y U 4 lau «M e r . i t a
About tw ice a * m any as the week pre
vious were out at prm m m eeting Wednes
day night.
Th e service was led by
Prof. P erk in s."F a ith " being .the subject.
Th e m eeting w as full o f interest and all
felt it good to be there. Those unavoidably absent a rc' urged io attend next
RABBIT H UNTING DANCE.’
Odd Thanksgiving Festival Held by
the Pushto Indians.
T h e “ rabbit hunting dance** o f the
Pueblq Indiana at Zunl. Acorn*. T soa
is 1st« Is > festival ccmtamporane
on* w ith that o f the w h it* man. In
th e'd a n ce the Indiana g iv e thank* tp d
pray fo r fu tu re fa v o rs
Th.
each Tillage designate* a day In Xoquite a neat little sum at their oyster ' em ber to r the fes tiv a l, and the danW p p rt given in f the benefit o f the pa*; * « * , w ho a re dressed In w h it* cotton
»b lrts and pantaloons and 'ca rry guns,
chant and dance aa long aa breath and
strength remain. T h e y begin at d a y
ligh t and a f t « a pause fo r food at
dooq continue dancing fa r Into the
night. T h e y pray fe rv e n tly that the
G reat S p irit m ay g iv e them p o w er to
slay plenty o f rabbit* and other g a m *
The Herald i* fully equipped to prin
fine stationery oL a il kinds.___a n th e L »te «r
typ e and material and “ the men behind
the typ e" vho know how.
Sanford
Machine s Foundry
Works
7 30. Sabbath (ckoZ * 45* m.; B EVhU*«.
Hardware and Fa rm . Implements
.
LUCAS PAINT
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L ie d (a l o d e S am '* Pain t Shop
During the past year the U. S.
N a vy has consumed €91.000 pounds
of
Lucas W h ite Pain t *
and 278.700 pound* o f LUCAS
COLORS, sufficient u> produce more
than 100.000 ¿aHons o f paint,
equivalent to SO carloads o f 200,<000 gallons each, and which would
make a train more then one-half
m .le long.
In addition to this U n d e Sam
WELL DRIVING
We have the largest
and best equipped plant
for driving w ells in this
section of the country
and are prepared to fill
all orders promptly. Our
machinery is up-to-date
and our workmen are
than 25.000 gallons o f LUCAS
VARNISH ES. ENAM ELS and other
product*.
U n d e Sam's preference is not a
m a l l « o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y
and RESULTS.
In U nde Sera'* service, a * in
everybody vise's. LUCAS PRO
DUCT'S have an unbroken reco 2.
for satisfactory result*.
Those contem plating
putting in wells would
serve their best inter
ests by consulting us and
learning prices before
making contracts.
G row in g S tra w b e rrie s, Celery
A ip ir u u , Lettaci, Onions. CgBliflowen, etc., etc., in Sinford, p*yi
I Sell the Land— Your Brain*. Money, and
Mu k Ic» Mttk« the Crap and tbs Profit
Rev. B r. Brow*, rwtar. A 0. kry. trait* * u
6m-. tknxlsy murninr wrrk*. II; r»c*tat* v n ta.
Supc. prayer neetiag 740 WrdacwUjr n o k *
Th e usual services next Sunday morn
ing and evening. It is the Intention of
the rector to m ake the Sunday evening
services intereadng In all. whether cunnactod with this branch o f the churchnc
Repairing o f all Kinds
o f Machinery
w ith this church are welcomed.
Notice o f Registration
The registration book for the City o f
Sanford. Florida. Will be opened on Mon
day. Novem ber 2pd. 1908, in the City
1st. 1906. at 5 o’clock p. in.
Hours o f registration— 9 o'clock a. m.
to 12 m , and from 2 until 3 o'clock p. m.
11 —8
Mask L Scott, City Clerk.
A fe w more o f diese still left, auld strictly
on guai)tee. i f they do^not do what we
d a in i, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson
Automobiles and Gas
Engines
IM P R O V E D IR R IG ATE D F A R M S — UNCLEARED
LANDS
Flowing Wells on All
Celery D dta and oilier Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser.
Office and works on Oak Avenue,
near Feniuld’a
. N. W H ITN E R
First National Bank Building
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A am W B SST O M B
SANFORD HERALD
Iuk tliot something wan w rrn ij up• tiilr i and went op to And tbe poor de-.
serted child. T b e doctor wild the should
fro to ■ hospital and that be would send
fo r her. Th ere was a hurried step on
the stairs, and In a m lnutc.U eorge was
Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing
f f l p n g O T ΠU FJ V IE B g g lg
flyEarleHookerEaton
Our Monthly Rite for Clib Only
ISTEB wanted ehieketit Thankspivin’ day-to eat,-Brother said a gander was mighty hard to beat,
V» ihe wanted tnrkey, an' pa he wanted dock,. -t- .
Hta I went ont huntin’ an’ had the beatest luck.
Beard a norful growlin’ ; but, any, I didn’t care.
X des aimed my rifle an’ ahot this grea’ big bear!
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Giving you twelve pieces
.
a month
We will call for and
deliver your clothes
once a week
Up-to-Date
A ll W ork Guaranteed
Restaurant
"MTG lon B ros.,
Proprietors.
In Gold’s Barber Shop
Ev e r y t h i ng Neat a n d Cl ean
of the Epicure
Best Brand of Fertilizers
jjx>r Florida-growers
tmtttttmwôtttnmt
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. C ÏM
T w en ty Y e a r » o f E xperien ce w ith Florid a Crops lia s D em on stra ted
th e W o r th o f Our F e rtiliz e rs
Comfort Cottage
i
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“ • '» • i
Park Avenue, North
The Florida Fertilizer Co
and Cooked to-Please the Paiate
[
’Phone 60
A SPECIAL BRAND EOR EVERY CROP
1
Best
Hom elike
Accommodations
in
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
j. a . takac h , a u m
SANFORD, FLORIDA
the C ity at Moderate Prices
Centrally
"HEARD A NOBFUL OBOWLIN
BUT, SAY, I DIDN’T CAB&'
¡Located
Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue
S
I5TEB want* tne guzard. the neck er anything;
Brother wants a drunutick, an’ mother ’ll take a wing
Fatner u take the wishbone, with des a slice of breast,
An as I ’m quite hungry I think I'll eat the rest.
Don’t I with that Bosefelt, the pres’dent, was my pa;
Nen I ’d shoot some elfunts 'way down in Africkah!
Jimmy’s Thanksgiving
gone out o f her fa th er's eyes
l i n o now to thorn. She had 1190 and
thought that more than enough to last
until fum e and riches catno. W hen.she
w as gone the whole f i t j p -SvwiuCd c^.p
ty. H e r brave, bright letters told bow
ejie and three other girls hod rented a
photograph toft fo r only f lO a month.
T h ey had made It very artistic, had
built wardrobes o f packin g boxes and
made divans o f cots covered w ith
deulm, w hich served as cozy beds at
nlgbL
She told o f the screen mads
o f a elotheshorse, covered also with
denim, which served to hide their bach
elor girl kltcben w ith Its coal oU stove
and packing box closets fo r dishes.
H er fath er made no comment on these
pitifu l makeshifts, but be and G eorge
read betw een the lines. T h ey knew
there was somtdhlng w rong.
T h ere
was a forced breeziness In tbe letters.
G eorge bad loved Jim m y since she was
a baby, and he decided as T h a n k sgiv
ing drew near that he coaid stand the
strnln no longer.
I n ’ lfiê rheantlme the fo u r girls In
the groat, bleak, ancient photographer's
ga llery w ere finding It ve ry hard to
win fame. T b o rent, though divided
down on the floor and began to w all.
Bhe w as cold and hungry and m iser
able. She w as go in g borne, “ and art
could go to gra ss!"
Th is ^voiced tho general sen tim en t
but Jim m y bad com e from sterner
stock, nnd she w ou ldn 't g iv e np. T h ree
o f tbo fou r girls w ro te to tb c lr parents
and In a w eek had said good by to Jim-
my. who faced tbe Question of rent
alone. Rbe threw hcraylf on..thc cot
and cried all night with HiunkFr, cold
and the knowledge that ahe was beat
en. From talont to genius was s far
cry. and abe was no genius. "Bat I wouldn't care," sbe sobbed.
"If It were not ao near Thanksgiving.
At-beoM-tbars'll l»e - tnrkey- and plea
and cake and Jellies and—I Just can't
stand Itr
But aba oarer once thought of writ
ing borne for help The next morning
abe lay unconscious In her lonely place
tosajng In fever, while ber griering fa
ther and mother were going around
heavy footed making preparation* for
the coming feast
Jimmy lay two nights and a day IB
and alone, when a lady w ho bad an
pfflee la the same building bad n feel-
DEALER IN
Fresh Meats
North, East, West and South
Consult the P u rp le . Folder
Agent for Virginia Carolina Per
tilizers
O ld S h o e s W a n t e d
I am again asking for OLD SHOES,
will give what they are worth
SIZES. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 II AMD IS
For detailed Information, ratea, schedules and reservations, see your nearest
Ticket Agent, write to or call on
A . W. FR ITO T,
F R A N K C. B O Y LS TO N ,
Division Passenger A g e n t
Travelling Passenger A gen t
~Atlantifc- CöasrXihe, Jacksonville, Fla.
Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Àve.
Sanrord City Bonds fo r Sole
We. the wndentrned. bond in iiln t . uOrr for tale
Afteen ( I5Y Hood« at the City of Sanford. FYarfala.
uf ooe thouaand A lla n ( SI.000) eaeh, b r.n n * ail
tier rent hitereat. paiablr wm i annually. rnupona
attached, and parable at thr National Park Dank
of New York City, an January 1st and July l*t of
each year.
These afteen taodr are the rrtnaipln* unsold
bonds of a tund Uiue of $45.000 of January. IB9t.
at which time $S0 00O of the bonds were sold and
expended in >«n»a»»ia* the su—ss.
FRANK
L.
W OODRUFF
Sanford's “Only Exclusive Shoe Store
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STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES
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Tlie Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and~'Children's Shoes <1
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Just Received
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Drink a Bottle of
Each bill should be m M so* endorsed Bid lot
San lord Baads." rnckaod In • saesnd cnvckjw
addressed to the undersigned bund trustees The
bids wilt be Otwnfd at 12 o'clock, noun. January
1st. 1*00 The Habt Is reserved le rejw t say sad
all bids.
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Interest coupons wUI be detached from the bonds
down to and includine Januare Ist. I Otiti.and in
Irrest coupons (rem January I n . l#OS. to remain
attached
A. U, T a s a n .
Sanford Bakery
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.. Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid
digestion and give you health
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In dark. Building
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C o l * “ B b W f n g ' C o . ‘J S a n f o r d ,
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Home-Made Bread, Like Mother
Used
Bake
Cakes Filled Promptly
Goods delivered to any parts of the
Why not spend a few dollar* having that old well of your’* cleaned out
and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bill*. I am equipped to do
you a first-daaa Job and reasonable prices. Artesian and deep wells
Telephone No. $0
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VOICE O f Tllf PE0PLÜ
Letters and Communications on
Various Timely Topics.
C AftSEPARATEM C ES IN SCHOOL
Important Decision Rendered In U. S.
Surpreme Court
SANFORD flCRALD
November 21. t908
THE LOCAL LEGISLATION
City Council Meets In a Pink
In deciding the case' o f Boren College
.
Tea Session
versus the State o f Kentucky favorably to
the state, the supreme court o f tile United
States Monday held that a state o f the
Union m ay constitutionally legislate to
prevent the coeducation o f the w h ite and
black
races. The case was instituted to
In This Department will be round the
tcstYhe
va lid ity o f the state law o f 1004.
Views, Opinion»-and Comment - —
prohibiting
white and black children from
of Practical Writers.
attending the same schools. The higher
(W e Invite correspondence on live topics from all
sections of the County, also news Items o f Interest. state court took tho position that the white
Itrevlty will Insure prompt publication. Articles
contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub and black races are naturally antagonistic,
lished. but abusive and anonymous communica and that,the forced separation ofth ech iltions will be rejected. We will not be responsible
for opinions eiprcssed by contributors. A ll com- Hren o f the two races lain tho line o f pres
nlent Ions Intrndrd for current Issue must be In
ervation o f the' peace. The opinion o f the
td not later than Tuesday p. m ) —En.
When The Chronicle Rings The Bell supreme court was handed down b y Jus
tice Brewer and affirmed the finding o f
wttTTCx roe ate lAxroen lujui n
both the Kentucky circuit court Add t V
When the Chronlde rings the Bell
What then, do you opine T
court o f appeals. Justices Harlan and Day
You must your fondest hopes dispel.
And this will be the sign—
dissented. Justice Brewer's opinion dealt
When the Chronicle rln(s the Dell.
entirely with corporations as affected by
When the Chronlde rlni
the Kentucky statute and did not consider
You'll rival hut o meagre spell.
the question o f applicability to individu
And this will he the sign—
als. Proceeding upon the theory that a
When the Chronicle rings y ho Bell.
stnto has complete control over corpora
wliien the Chronlde ringk the Bell,
Let cold chills run down your spine,
tions and its own creations, he then con
For It will mean your doom to tell.
strues the la w o f 1004 as in effect an
And this will tie the ilg o —
When the Chronlde rings (he Bell.
amendment to the charter o f Berea ColWheq the Chronlde rings the Dell,
lege and added:
T o jU n lb 'twill you consign.
“ It is undoubtedly true thatthereserved
T w ill lw needless to then rebel,
And this will lie the sign—
power to alter or amend is subject to some
When the Chronlde rings the Dell.
limitations, and. that under the guise o f an
When the Chronlde rinse the Bell,
nmendment flThew contract m ay not al
You upeiarte gel In line,
And llt’n lo your funeral knelL
ways be enforcable upon the corporation
For this will be the elgn— When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
w the stockholders, but it is settled that a
power reserved to the legislature to niter,
When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
Jnst pees It down the line;
amend or repeal a charter authorizes it to
“ Means ilenlh lo every rival swell I'
And this will he the sign—.
make an alteration or amendment o f a
When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
Charter granted subject to it. wiiich will
When the Chronicle rings the Bell,
not d efca to r substantially impnlr the ob
Will you Indeed resign T
Or will you sure success compel),
ject o f the grant or any rights vested under
Dt-tplie the om’nous sign—
it, and which the legislature tnay deem
W h«t the Chronicle rings the Bell T
ncctissafy ffl'keeitnrMTTier Him n h jn c m r
Attorney Johnson.
any public rlghL W e need concern our
There being ho further business, council
P r o p o s e s C elery Jubilee
selves only with the inquiry whether the
adjourned.
To the Editor of Tin Hu a u >
first section o f the Kentucky law can be up
Your proppsal to have n Celery Jubilee held ns coming within the power o f a state
at Sanford next March is good.
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over its own corporate creatures. W e are
The ffower carnivals o f Pasadena and o f opinion that it docs come within that
Santa Barbara. California, copied after power.
th c -000 at Nice, Franco, iiave made those
yourself o f Jhem: Enamelwnrc. rinsing
The First Lettuce of 1908
towns famous.
pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35
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(Jacksonville Times-Union I
Many people would choose this tim e to
The first lettuqe sent from Sanford to oepts. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2visit Sanford.
New York brought $4.50 a basket. Thir ib Elbcrtn peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce,
Our own ]>eopIe would gain much benefit
ty-two baskets was the lot and the New 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware
and amusement from the “ vegetable pa
York receiver wired the grower within price $20, next week for $17,
rade," athletic competitions and tourna
forty hours after the truck was shipped
ments.
Now is the time to buy your sub-ini
telling him that it had been shipped at
If w e want to make Sanford a “ live
gnted land. .S e e M. M. Smith.
the price named. The metropolis is letc i t y " w e must get nllve ourselves.
Jump into line and help it along.
— J, V, WeeoEN,
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE
WONDEREULLY SLOW TALKFEST
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A n o th e r L e t t e r F rom H o rry P a p w o rth
N ew Y ork, November 17, 1908.
To (he Editor of The Herald:
and flthbnlls, the turkey is a concrete
symphony that causes every soul to ripple
in so.ig. Oid and young are alike victim s
o f its peerless quality.
r
The young eat it with their first teeth,
the middle aged attack it with their sec
ond, and the old masticate it w ith their
third, or store teeth, nnd it is even tooth
some to the toothless. The cranberry’s
chief distinction is that which it enjoys
in being the tail-end o f the Thanksgiving
ticket. The.cranberry sauce is sometimes
strained, but not In its relations with
turkey. They go together i»o harmoniously
that several poets say that the cranber
ry's Incarnated smile is intensified by the
turkey's flush o f pride.
The turkey is a bird among birds, n dish
among dishes, a dream among dreams.
N ew Telephon e D ire c to ry
A new telephone book will soon be is
sued from the press o f The Herald. This
is made-accessary by the greatnum berof
new usOrs o f the system. Tills book will
*could be elected President of lhis great
When you employ a town dentiit
town
A ll points North
A ll points North
When you subscribo for the town’s
newspaper.
Somo citizens fail in somo o f these
duties. A few fail in all of them.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
finnUnn'sNoUcc
Sunday law.
R. McQunid. ns Guardian of the
and estate o f Cecelia D. McQupid, n
minor, Intel [,_on the 4th day of IVcemher, A . D. Hi OH. at 10 o'clock a,i. m.,
... iu up.ply
. to the county
. .judge
— „ —o f Orang
----- Je coun
ty, Florida, at his office in the City of
Orlando, for authority lo sell at jirivnie
snie all the right, title and interest (u the
following described land, situiur lying
and being in the county of ............. .
state o f Floridn, to-wit
l/>i nine (II).
Unfurnished R o om s F o r Rent
Several nice rooms,-in good location,
...
. J, In the City
will be rented to desirable persons. Cist o f Sanford, Florido.
W il l ia m R. McQ uaio,
ern' and sulphur water on tlie premises.
A s Guardian o f Cecelia I). Mctjuulri.
Inquire at The Herald office.
When you have an item of news call
Fok R ent — Four unf
phone No. 148.
Address H., Herald office
IN SANFORD LAND
Is the Surest Money Maker in all the
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Southern States
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If you want any of these lands, see us
Terms-to suit your-pocket-book -
All points South
All points South
Tevere»
Ail pouts Soul
All points Noth........ ....... .
7 00 s
A <1*11y express pouch received Iran Tamps at
It 55 a. m.
Extra copies o f (ids week's Herald caa
Metis marked d ere dotty, all others dally, except
Cess.’ F. m u m ». Postmaster.
— - b e o b t a in e d at this office. Send a copy Sunday.
to your friends and keep them in touch
Ham sandwich, 3 cents; Mrs. Takosh's
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w ith the Celery City and its wonderful
und) room, opposite the depot.
resources.
mm b
h
eater-
When you speak tho town’s praises.
lu y A liig y ou T o r th e c o u rfe s y ,
H akky M. P apworth.
When you patromzfrF&wtTtaitoi
When you encourage a
prise.
Oviedo
I enclose subscription $1.00 for the
H erald— more power to it • and
you I
When you buy from ,» town m<
chant
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F ro m th e tlo o s ie r S ta te
Mr. nnd Mrs. E, F. McConnha o f Rich
mond. fhd., have arrived In the city nnd
will spend the winter here. They made
the (rip from Richmond to Jacksonville
In their touring car and from thence by
Clyde Line to Sanford. Mr. McConnha
purchased a fine celery farm last year on
tile west side and will engage in celery
culture. W e welcom e these estimable
ttooslers In T>u f midst and hope more o f
them will decide to locate in Sunford.
I am delighted to.rend that Sanford has
recently organized a fire department; your
invitation to attend a drill w ill be accept
ed probably during the present winter;
in the meantime please inform the Chief
nnd the boys thnt I should be honored by
being elected a contributory member and
itjr unr boys on to the rncrtfint mere are
some of Nature's noblemen in Sanford to
whom the old fire boys never appealed in
Vain for funds— C olonel'Thrasher ‘ (thé
best that ever lived ), Hon. M. F. Robineon, George i'crnnld. Bill Hill, Frank P.
Forster, F. H. Rand and many others.
Some o f tlie happiest days o f m y life
w ere {Missed in dear old Sanford, with die
-fire boys far comrndcs, therefore the pros
p erity o f your town nna the Are depart
m ent have m y e(hcera wishes for a fulfilment,
Mr. Editor, I have always bad consider don’t Knock.
able admiration for men who devote their
List of Unclaimed .Letters
Uvea to publishing the "W e e k ly " at one
Remaining in the Sanfonl Postoflke at
dollar p er; wondering from whence pomes
their reward! To compliment you on
the Issue o f the Sanford H cri l ' 1,
McKUule, Mrs. Anni«
Inrly your "Proclam ation” in the issue o f
Siili ili. U ri. L in ie
Williams, Mrs.
N ov. 14lh, seems infinitesimal; it surely
U a dandy and should be the admiration
Gentlemen
o f all deep thinking men o f your State— Colmore, Thomas
Johnson, W. F.
McClrnton, Kev. W. D,
“ forget politics nnd go to work"— fine; Eunvcrs. E. K.
Marie, Lee
when compared with the mushy letter Dewitt, Freden •
Uoldwtre, James
Lookhsrt, D. L
w ritten b y th o Hon. Frank Clark, publish Hunter. July
Slotsn. Matthew
ed In tho Sanford Herald, prognosticating Jenkins, C. P. Mr. Bryan's election, it’s more o f a won Jepson, Henry
Taylor W. W.
der. O f course I appreciate the fact that Johnson. P. K.
Persons
claiming
tlie
above w ill please
m y political opinion would not count for
say “ A dvertised," and give date o f this
much, because I led a crowd o f SanfordC h a s . F. H a s k in s , P. M.
it e s t o political sulcidein the fall o f 1808,
the yertr Mr. Bryan crucified the Demo
cratic party with n Gross or Gold'arirf 3
F ree SUyer, but really do you think the
Hon. Frank ever supposed Mr. Bryan
Country! W h y I would ns soon expect
tlie cat fish o f Lake Monroe lo push their
heads out o f the w ater and, looking
towards Sanford, sing "Th e Beautiful
They Go Together
It is believed by many thinking people
that Thanksgiving was Invented to give
the turkey a distinction and n prestige
and to give a medium through which to
offer our gratitude while experiencing per
ennial tin ills o f pleasure. The selection
o f the turkey for the star pdrt was happy,
because everyone, likes turkey, be it hot.
cold or canned, Unlike veal, corned bcei
a □■ □am
�NHB»b«r
NEWS Of THE WORLD
M4BEl pa io e
SANFORD THE FAVORED
ifying the severity o f the northern blasts.
" 'Sanford is blessed with ample trans
portation. both w ater and land, sound
Pretty Wedding In lllstrlonlc Circles
banks, a puMic sp irted board o f trade,
Thursday Morning
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Former Citizen Writes of the hustling, reliable real estate agents, who Items o f Interest Concerning
The Sanford House was the scene pf a
Various Sources.
have easy work in locating home-seekers
Advantages of This Section
quiet wedding on Thursday morning, ilio
Society People.
or investors, where an investment o f $3,
contracting parties being Mabel Paige and
000 may he mnde to yield a net income
Charles W. Ritchie. Miss Paige and com
yearly o f from 33,000 to 310,000.
pany closed on W ednesday night after
" “Our whole state Is linked together with
three nights in Sanford, nnd the rumor
indissoluble ties, prosperity is apparent
(be Render* Will rind a Brief that the favorite was to wed Mr. Ritchie,
Enormous Yield From an Acre of Land everywhere, from it all Jacksonville gets
Historical Sprlni Flowing
llow Celery City Vanity M ir While
the manager, gave an added zest to the
Stimulates property Values
loll, adding daily to our city's prosperity
Tor Hurried Readers
Away the Golden Hours—
performance on Wednesday night.
And Induces Immigration
nnd growth. W e should, rejoice in tbe
Rudolph A. Vnlette, a rurol m all clerk,
Social Gossip.
The wedding ceremony was performed
The following letter from H. H. Deane progress o f every section,
NE evening last week I heard a
„ho live* in Newark. N. J.. recenUy kiUcd by the Rev. B. F. Brown, rector o f the Ho
" 'A t present Sanford is rejoicing.over a
married mhn decrying the grant
, bullfrog which weighed a trifle over *1* ly Crosa Episcopal church, only the mem nnd published in the Jacksonville Metrop
amount o f deception and story tell
nuumU. This is believed to be the largest bers o f the company and n few friends olis is so well written and gives such a telegram received from the Hon. fn iu k
L ^ ia M :adbpnaFtfv-li'-2iir..’n » S M ir f t f f n WnT fC f art stating that the board o f* engineers ing that is practiced in society and he
being i resen t .1 -■
frog Wiled In this or any other country,
that It is reproduced in The Herald. Mr. and chief o f engineers approve q ^ ia n n e declared that he iw*d- riem nm tef O f
---For disobeying order*; Bernard Lelser,
Mabel Paige has >been a favorite with
Deane having been a resident o f Sanford one hundred feel wide nnd eight fe w deep, w ife Hint she be absolutely straight
tárale in Battery D. Third Field A rtillery the people o f the South for a number o i
several years ago, fs quick to note the re Pnlntka to Sanford; ona hundred fc^t wide forward with her friends. Not that re
¡J.S. A„ has been dishonorably discharged years, having made her first appearance
markable. changes being made in this city nrrtHtCc feet d^ep, Sanford to Lake Har formation wns neccsspry in that particular
from die service, deprived o f all back pay w hile a tiny tot o f five years. The Atlanta
and suburbs, and more than any one can ney, mean low water," which action, de quarter, but even in the smaller affairs
ind allowances, and Is to be Imprisoned for Constitution long ago heralded Miss Paige
discern the signs o f prosperity and future clares Mr.Clark, guarantees both projects,'
that a plain statement o f fact be the rule,
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ill roondts. The violation o f orders con- 08 the "Idol o f the South," and such she
development -of the Celery City:
not a stumbling, halting excuse resorted
0f eadng unwholesome apples after has remained as no member o f the stage
“ Returning from a visit to Sanford, his
to to gain the end a simple declaration
hold* a larger place In tbe h e a rts 'o f tbe
repeated orders not to do so.
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former home, H. 11. Deane when seen by a
would
secure.
After having been a citizen o f the United people than this dainty, petite artist. For Metropolis representative, recounted in lion. Henry S. Chubb Thinks Sanford
This gcnUcmnn docs not want his w ife
the
past
few
years,
w
lthher
late
husband.
Sutes for over forty year*, and drawing a
May Have One
glowing terms, nnd with keen gratifica
to go about hunting people to dovour by
pension from the Government for services Henry F. Willard, The Mabel Paige Com tion sojne o f tlie wonderful developments
Hon. Henry S. Chubb, the well-known
forcing
upon them disagreeable truths,
tendered during the war between the pany confined themselves to Florida, plny- in that favored section.
lender o f the Republican forces in Florida,
but
he
does want her to be absolutely.
itstes. Win. A. Hang, a native o f Chino. Ing a whole season at Tampa nnd Jack
"Said Mr. Deane: ‘I am sure your many spent n short time in tlie city on Wednes frank with her friends. I f she is Invited
finds himself deprived o f his citizenship sonville.* A t the death oiM r. Willard the thousands o f readers will be glad to learn day cn route to his home in W inter Park,
to a party, for instance, and it is not oon"”
by a recent decision o f the court passed management o f the company was placed something nf the ixugrcss of -Hie trucking from Washington.-'
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venlchi for her to go, let her say so and
jif rli
It ■V*BwWlwe'VWll(Ji
ihaduuula o f-C h a rte r-W rR l t e llie s for
industry on. the celery delta, which is . Col. Chubb, while indulging in n chat not hem nnd haw, worry nnd delay her
The committee on privileges o f the Brit merly o f the Peruchl-Gypzene Co., nnd bringing Sanford
world-wide • renown. with Tlie Herald scribe, wns asked about answer and then give some other than
the acquaintance of Miss Paige and Mr.
iih House of Lords has decided that Albert
Truth is stranger than fiction. It seems •tiie likelihood o f a government building the real reason for declining the in vita
Kliby Fairfax, a native o f Virginia, la en Ritchie ripened into love, n consummation almost incredible that tbe unsightly llut- for Sanford, and stated that in a short tion. In fact, the key to Hie whole situa
o f which wns reached in this city, when
titled to the rank nnd title o f Lord Fairfax
woods lands of a few years ogohnve been time numerous cities tlie size o f Sanford tion with this man would be to have the
they plighted their troth on Thursday.
of Cameron. In the Scottish peerage;
transformed Into the beautiful fields which would receive n|)pro|iriationsfrom 310,000 women give reasons for actions, not ex
.„M r. Ritqhle is a native of Columbus,
now greet tlie eye. level as a table, long to 313,000 for erecting suitable buildings cuses for inaction. And while he does
An area of 500 square miles o f grazing
Ohio, nnd came to Jacksonville about one
rows o f verdant benuty and mathematical for pnstulficcs, and that an effort on the not want the truth stretched, he does not
hod lying north of Roswell. N. M.. has
year ago and took charge o f the Paige Co.
precision with tiie sparkling cascades of, part o f tlie citizens would greutly aid in believe In
been on fire for ubuut a week, nnd ranch
brutality in conversation.
Under his able direction the company hns
drocuring one of these appropriations.
artesian wells.
men living in the vicinity have been fight
With
him
the
proper course is a brief,
enjoyed n most pros|>mw<a season, nnd
While it is not Hi his power to person true reason for not doing or doing some
‘A ll over the sln/e are found localities
ing U by hnck-flrlng in order to save their
will erect their own opera houses in sev
with proven clnims of tqiccinl adaptation ally aid in (Iiia movement. Col. Chubb c
property.
certain thing, not a long-drawn out flat
eral Fioridn cities nt- uA early date.
to
certain crops. The oranges, tlie grn|>e- pressed himself ns greatly in favor o f Han tering, insincere regret.
,
After being blind fdr 36 years. Miss
Tlie host of friends over the South of
fruil, pineapple, tomato, melon and many ford securing such un appropriation. ; nnd
When the suggestion was made to him
Alice Hollis of Port Huron, Mich., has re the contracting parties will join in extend
other members of (lie fruit ami vegetable nt n later date bo expects to visit tl)U city tliut the, to use the slang expression,
gained her sight, and nltliough her vision ing congratulations upon this hnppyevent
kingdom have each a fuvorlte home,* but and inspect the advantages.
'jolliers," in this woujd serve a purpose
ii not perfect, she can read with the aid and iri Sanford they will always be ncThese uppro|>rintions have not assumed by fooling and picasing their subjects for
Sanford clnims pre-eminent fitness in tlie
of eyeglasses, typewritten letters.
corded a wurm welcome.
culture of celery. There, nature witlt lav a tangible shnpc us yet, and it ma)l be a brief period, lie took exception to the •
Tom L. Johnson, mayor o f Cleveland,
ish hand lias linked together u duster of years before such a building- rmiltj be statement. life said tiiat suqh is not tlie
Ohio, has lost his wealth in trying to save Just Arrived at ‘ Sanrord Grocery Co.
conditions in climate and soil that are not erect«!, or tbe bill could be rnllroflded case with him. A ll the while people are
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tbe estate of his dead brother.
Buckwtieat flour, old homestead flour, duplicated in the known world.
through tlie next session o f congress ^nd'
telling him complimentary things he feels
Oh hcT north bound trip last week, fire gcnhniu flour, hygenic nnd superlutlve
'The ¿oil is of sudi character ns to make Sanford lie aide to have a suitable build their insincerity nnd he dislikes to permit
' i n discovered among the cargo Of the flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster |K>ssilile the remarkable and effective plan ing id twelve mouths.
them to believe for a single minute that be
uesmship Chattahoochee o f (lie Ocean cocktail, and salad dressing.
At any rate the project Is worth the
of sub-irrigation and sub-druinuge which
is foolish cnougti to be deceived by them. , *
Steamship Company's line, after leaving
is the foundation of tlie success obtained, consideration o f the citizens of Sanford, He dreads the thought that lie will be
Smnnah, and the vessel was run into
Just Received
as good crojw are assured whether the nnd rcgnrdlesB o f whether U nde Sum accepted ns-"easy" by the professional
Urtwf nnd benched near Norfolk. The
The largest line of sporting goods ever season be wet or dry, the winter climate lends Ids aid or not tlie city should cer olliers: He is not a vain man and tie
damage amounted to several thousand received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting could not.be more favorable, the wide ex tainly have 'a postofiios commensurate
with the rapid growth and pros|Mtrily ol cares not fur tlio lauding insincere people
AnlUt»__;__________ d r illin g , etc.
Harry J. Wilson.
panse o f Lake Monroe softening and mod the city .
indulging antTwhcn thole is so imich
l«ti Fri.i.y ... explosioncaused by leak
praise a dm in ister«! that is not meant,
ing gas in an excavution in Brooklyn. N.
the real merit of commendation when
Y, lore up nearly half a block o f street
]n n n f^ í^ í^ n i^ [^ [^ [F D [o ][ff][^ [^ n [G 3 [j^ [E ]a E E E iz ]íR ifR i í 9 ^ E [iifR im fT ¥ v¥ ~ irn rn r-^ there Is actual oueasHm lo r it, is m aterial
sod caused the dentil o f several persons.
ly discounted. If we_ are to accept the
Fire in the miñe of the Northwest Im
liogus article for tlie* real tiling, we dlsprovement Company at Red Lodge, Mon
ircdit the value of the genine.
ts® Nov. 20, caused the death of several
Can you say that my friend is wrong in
mlnm and the destruction o f much prop
Ids stand? I do believe you will dare do
erty.
this,- and slllL t nin afraid, you will not-
m arried
WEEK
GARDEN SPOT Of THE WORLD
P O I N T S P U R ELV P ER S O N A L
o:
NEW BUILDING FOR POSTOEflCE
pTHE PLATFORM OF E. E. BRADY
Hi*. Russell Sage -has- given 525,000
towird the establishment o f a Negro col
ige In Kentucky. to be a brand) o f Berea
“ hege. This makes S350,000 that has
l**n raised for this purpose.
Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford^^^
Seventeen Clónese youth to be educated
*! *** universities in Washington and
• » .Yprk at llie expense o f the Chinese
government, arrived in San Francisco this
»eek.
Woe Curie, who Jolndy with her husthe late Prof. Curie, diecovered raW®. m i been appointed ch ief professor
J r 1* * in lhe faculty o f adence, Paris
■oversity.
the explosion o f the boilers on the
«ttmboa.i (^*rter on ib * Mlsslesippl river,
. .
To the People of S anford:
Mack Mooney, die counterfeiter, who
*«*»*iu lly pasted M5 0 " over the "10" on
United States greenbacks, has been arrcsted tnd scntenrid.i o - soven YEnm- lrr}
thn,federal.prison at Atlanta.
, oin him in n cnisade ngninst the insin
cerity of society.
, —A dele.
INTERESTED as I am in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizens,
|_iimLdtsxrinri-to-6ee-our-t‘ity-«dvtttnt‘ nnd tnkrits plnce rifi the foremost inland cityof our
State, which distinction projieriy belongs to ns, and having no other motive than the uj>buildiug of Sanford und its greater prosperity, I have announced my candidacy for the office o f .
Muyor, and take pleasure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues
which I believe ore foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring about tne *
desired result:
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I am in favor of reduction of taxes- _
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I am in favor pf better fire protection. ■
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Mr. and Mrs. McLautin entertained Rev.
und Mrs. J. F. McKinnon on Thanksgiving
Duy at dinner.
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. I am in favor of paving and keepiwLiil Proper condition our streets and uvenues.
I am in favor of eity extension,'/?roWrfci/ tho city can guarantee to the inhabitants of tiie
Theoonvtntion o f the Am erican Feder-
contiguous territory all the- benefits to wl|MljJl&y’ would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I
H«ju
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whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government!
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Very respectfully.
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Drainage Commission Meets *
B rady
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The commission rocenUy appointed by
the county com m iaionert, met last Tues
day at PTM. Eider's store and, w ith m v f ~
eral citizens, went over the drainage dis
tric t Work w ill commence at an early
date upon the drainage ditches and this
will prove o f great benefit to this section.
Candidate for Mayor.
Sanford, Fiondò? Nooember 21st.
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Jh#t ejgyfxi g cggiDhto knowledgepf Rilcy„
and Kipling.
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rCaklu
vicinity.
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_ _ . . I f j i l a 'N JU iiU iifon* mjffpy,afid impartially ail the Ordinances of our city.
,cv°fii3to luis broken out id
¿ " 2 w ik nMc . w iu ,,w e p t by ■ iorWfcdemt i '
Several persons were
7 7 * 7 « ® “ amber injured. Tbe
.
" ** “ «p o rte d to be Immense.
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A n entertainment was given in tlie
auditorium o f Hie High School last night
by Mr. Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt
lav for the benefit o f the public school,
Every one who did not go missed a treat
and a chance to help financially tlie school
o f Sanford. "T h e False Ideal and the
Real in A rt," was handled in a manner
I am in favor of municipal ownership o f a Lighting Plant and Water Works as a means
Sutes Judge Taylor, at O eve !***
an injunction rehen i ** ^
Teiephone Company
t_, *° y W*F Interfering w ith private
'tadepeMéut Unel. "
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How many attended divine service and
In God’s liouse gave Him Hianks for ail
things good f-
vigorously oppose the plan.of extension us presented by the present administration, which I believe
to be unfair and unjust.
way- '
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Farmers have fine looking crops o f cel
ery, lettuce mid strawberries and ought
to be thankful to n divine Providence fd K
so biessing them in their efforts in beau
tifyin g tbe wilderness.
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•Zij rightpersons were killed andserI others badly injured.
\
U bof #t ,u ineedng in Denver
Samuel Gompers president, and
Toronto, Canada, as tbe next
oFmeeting.
Thanksgiving Reminiscences
Thanksgiving lias come nnd gone. Tlie
turkey und cranberry sauce have been
eaten. In some places Hie poor have
baan Iwiped -by-offerings broughnU uecoration to Hie chancel.-------- -Sanford as a town lias a fine outloqfc
for the future and the residents have
much to be thankful for in a material
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SANFORD flCRALD
November 21. t908
VOICE Of Tllf PE0PLÜ C A ftSEP A R A T EM C ES IN SCHOOL THE LOCAL LEGISLATION
Le tte rs and Communications on
Various Timely Topics.
Important Decision Rendered In U. S.
Surprem e Court
City Council Meets In a Pink
In deciding the case' o f Boren College
.
Tea Session
versus the State o f Kentucky favorably to
the state, the supreme court o f tile United
States Monday held that a state o f the
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE
Union m ay constitutionally legislate to WONDEREULLY SLOW TALKFEST
prevent the coeducation o f the w h ite and
black
races. The case was instituted to
In This Department will be round the
tcstYhe
va lid ity o f the state law o f 1004.
Views, Opinion»-and Comment - —
prohibiting
white and black children from
of P ractical W riters.
attending the same schools. The higher
(We Invite correspondence on live topics from all
sections of the County, also news Items of Interest. state court took tho position that the white
Itrevlty will Insure prompt publication. Articles
contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub and black races are naturally antagonistic,
lished. but abusive and anonymous communica and that,the forced separation ofth ech iltions will be rejected. We will not be responsible
for opinions eiprcssed by contributors. All com- Hren o f the two races lain tho line o f pres
nlent Ions Intrndrd for current Issue must be In
ervation o f the' peace. The opinion o f the
td not later than Tuesday p. m ) —En.
When The Chronicle Rings The Bell supreme court was handed down b y Jus
tice Brewer and affirmed the finding o f
wttTTCx roe ate lAxroen lujui n
both the Kentucky circuit court Add t V
When the Chronlde rings the Bell
What then, do you opine T
court o f appeals. Justices Harlan and Day
You must your fondest hopes dispel.
And this will be the sign—
dissented. Justice Brewer's opinion dealt
When the Chronicle rln(s the Dell.
entirely with corporations as affected by
When the Chronlde rlni
the Kentucky statute and did not consider
You'll rival hut o meagre spell.
the question o f applicability to individu
And this will he the sign—
als. Proceeding upon the theory that a
When the Chronicle rings y ho Bell.
stnto has complete control over corpora
wliien the Chronlde ringk the Bell,
Let cold chills run down your spine,
tions and its own creations, he then con
For It will mean your doom to tell.
strues the la w o f 1004 as in effect an
And this will tie the ilgo—
When the Chronlde rings (he Bell.
amendment to the charter o f Berea ColWheq the Chronlde rings the Dell,
lege and added:
TojUnlb 'twill you consign.
“ It is undoubtedly true thatthereserved
Tw ill lw needless to then rebel,
And this will lie the sign—
power to alter or amend is subject to some
When the Chronlde rings the Dell.
limitations, and. that under the guise o f an
When the Chronlde rinse the Bell,
nmendment flThew contract m ay not al
You upeiarte gel In line,
And llt’n lo your funeral knelL
ways be enforcable upon the corporation
For this will be the elgn— When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
w the stockholders, but it is settled that a
power reserved to the legislature to niter,
When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
Jnst pees It down the line;
amend or repeal a charter authorizes it to
“ Means ilenlh lo every rival swell I'
And this will he the sign—.
make an alteration or amendment o f a
When the Chronlde rings the Bell.
Charter granted subject to it. wiiich will
When the Chronicle rings the Bell,
not d efca to r substantially impnlr the ob
Will you Indeed resign T
Or will you sure success compel),
ject o f the grant or any rights vested under
Dt-tplie the om’nous sign—
it, and which the legislature tnay deem
Wh«t the Chronicle rings the Bell T
ncctissafy ffl'keeitnrMTTier Him n h jn c m r
Attorney Johnson.
any public rlghL W e need concern our
There being ho further business, council
P r o p o s e s C elery Jubilee
selves only with the inquiry whether the
adjourned.
To the Editor of Tin Hu a u >
first section o f the Kentucky law can be up
Your proppsal to have n Celery Jubilee held ns coming within the power o f a state
at Sanford next March is good.
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over its own corporate creatures. W e are
The ffower carnivals o f Pasadena and o f opinion that it docs come within that
Santa Barbara. California, copied after power.
thc-000 at Nice, Franco, iiave made those
yourself o f Jhem: Enamelwnrc. rinsing
The F irst Lettuce of 1908
towns famous.
pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35
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(Jacksonville Times-Union I
Many people would choose this tim e to
The first lettuqe sent from Sanford to oepts. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2visit Sanford.
New York brought $4.50 a basket. Thir ib Elbcrtn peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce,
Our own ]>eopIe would gain much benefit
ty-two baskets was the lot and the New 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware
and amusement from the “ vegetable pa
York receiver wired the grower within price $20, next week for $17,
rade," athletic competitions and tourna
forty hours after the truck was shipped
ments.
Now is the time to buy your sub-ini
telling him that it had been shipped at
If w e want to make Sanford a “ live
gnted land. .S e e M. M. Smith.
the price named. The metropolis is letc i t y " w e must get nllve ourselves.
Jump into line and help it along.
— J, V, WeeoEN,
B
A n o th e r L e t t e r F rom H o rry P a p w o rth
N ew Y ork , N ovem b er 17, 1908.
To (he Editor of The Herald:
and flthbnlls, the turkey is a concrete
symphony that causes every soul to ripple
in so.ig. Oid and young are alike victim s
o f its peerless quality.
r
The young eat it with their first teeth,
the middle aged attack it with their sec
ond, and the old masticate it w ith their
third, or store teeth, nnd it is even tooth
some to the toothless. The cranberry’s
chief distinction is that which it enjoys
in being the tail-end o f the Thanksgiving
ticket. The.cranberry sauce is sometimes
strained, but not In its relations with
turkey. They go together i»o harmoniously
that several poets say that the cranber
ry's Incarnated smile is intensified by the
turkey's flush o f pride.
The turkey is a bird among birds, n dish
among dishes, a dream among dreams.
N ew Telephon e D ire c to ry
A new telephone book will soon be is
sued from the press o f The Herald. This
is made-accessary by the greatnum berof
new usOrs o f the system. Tills book will
*could be elected President of lhis great
lu y A liig you Tor the courfesy,
H a kky M. P apw orth .
When you patromzfrF&wtTtaitoi
When you employ a town dentiit
When you encourage a
prise.
town
All points North
All points North
When you subscribo for the town’s
newspaper.
Somo citizens fail in somo o f these
duties. A few fail in all of them.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
finnUnn'sNoUcc
Sunday law.
R. McQunid. ns Guardian of the
and estate o f Cecelia D. McQupid, n
minor, Intel [,_on the 4th day of IVcemher, A . D. Hi OH. at 10 o'clock a,i. m.,
... iu up.ply
. to the county
. .judge
— „ —o f Orang
----- Je coun
ty, Florida, at his office in the City of
Orlando, for authority lo sell at jirivnie
snie all the right, title and interest (u the
following described land, situiur lying
and being in the county of ...............
state o f Floridn, to-wit
l/>i nine (II).
Unfurnished R o om s F o r Rent
Several nice rooms,-in good location,
...
. J, In the City
will be rented to desirable persons. Cist o f Sanford, Florido.
W illiam R. M cQ uaio,
ern' and sulphur water on tlie premises.
A s Guardian o f Cecelia I). Mctjuulri.
Inquire at The Herald office.
When you have an item o f news call
F ok R e n t — Four unf
phone No. 148.
A d d ress H., Herald office
IN SANFORD LAND
Is the Surest Money Maker in all the
»
Southern States
~
If you w ant any of these lands, see us
Terms-to suit your-pocket-book -
All points South
All points South
Tevere»
Ail pouts Soul
All points N o th ......... ........ .
7 00 s
A <1*11y express pouch received Iran Tamps at
55 a. m.
Extra copies o f (ids week's Herald caa ItMetis
marked d ere dotty, all others dally, except
Cess.’ F. m um ». Postmaster.
— - b e o b t a in e d at this office. Send a copy Sunday.
to your friends and keep them in touch
Ham sandwich, 3 cents; Mrs. Takosh's
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w ith the Celery City and its wonderful
und) room, opposite the depot.
resources.
eater-
When you speak tho town’s praises.
Oviedo
I enclose subscription $1.00 for the
H erald— more power to it • and
you I
When you buy from,» town m<
chant
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F ro m th e tlo o s ie r S ta te
Mr. nnd Mrs. E, F. McConnha o f Rich
mond. fhd., have arrived In the city nnd
will spend the winter here. They made
the (rip from Richmond to Jacksonville
In their touring car and from thence by
Clyde Line to Sanford. Mr. McConnha
purchased a fine celery farm last year on
tile west side and will engage in celery
culture. W e welcom e these estimable
ttooslers In T>u f midst and hope more o f
them will decide to locate in Sunford.
I am delighted to.rend that Sanford has
recently organized a fire department; your
invitation to attend a drill w ill be accept
ed probably during the present winter;
in the meantime please inform the Chief
nnd the boys thnt I should be honored by
being elected a contributory member and
itjr unr boys on to the rncrtfint mere are
some of Nature's noblemen in Sanford to
whom the old fire boys never appealed in
Vain for funds— C olonel'Thrasher ‘ (thé
best that ever lived ), Hon. M. F. Robineon, George i'crnnld. Bill Hill, Frank P.
Forster, F. H. Rand and many others.
Some o f tlie happiest days o f m y life
w ere {Missed in dear old Sanford, with die
-fire boys far comrndcs, therefore the pros
p erity o f your town nna the Are depart
m ent have m y e(hcera wishes for a fulfilment,
Mr. Editor, I have always bad consider don’t Knock.
able admiration for men who devote their
List of Unclaimed .Letters
Uvea to publishing the "W e e k ly " at one
Remaining in the Sanfonl Postoflke at
dollar p er; wondering from whence pomes
their reward! To compliment you on
the Issue o f the Sanford H cri l ' 1,
McKUule, Mrs. Anni«
Inrly your "Proclam ation” in the issue o f
Siili ili. Uri. Lin ie
Williams, Mrs.
N ov. 14lh, seems infinitesimal; it surely
U a dandy and should be the admiration
Gentlem en
o f all deep thinking men o f your State— Colmore, Thomas
Johnson, W. F.
McClrnton, Kev. W. D,
“ forget politics nnd go to work"— fine; Eunvcrs. E. K.
Marie, Lee
when compared with the mushy letter Dewitt, Freden •
Uoldwtre, James
Lookhsrt, D. L
w ritten b y th o Hon. Frank Clark, publish Hunter. July
Slotsn. Matthew
ed In tho Sanford Herald, prognosticating Jenkins, C. P. Mr. Bryan's election, it’s more o f a won Jepson, Henry
Taylor W. W.
der. O f course I appreciate the fact that Johnson. P. K.
Persons
claiming
tlie
above w ill please
m y political opinion would not count for
say “ A dvertised," and give date o f this
much, because I led a crowd o f SanfordCh a s . F. H askins , P. M.
it e s t o political sulcidein the fall o f 1808,
the yertr Mr. Bryan crucified the Demo
cratic party with n Gross o r Gold'arirf 3
F ree SUyer, but really do you think the
Hon. Frank ever supposed Mr. Bryan
Country! W h y I would ns soon expect
tlie cat fish o f Lake Monroe lo push their
heads out o f the w ater and, looking
towards Sanford, sing "Th e Beautiful
They Go Together
It is believed by many thinking people
that Thanksgiving was Invented to give
the turkey a distinction and n prestige
and to give a medium through which to
offer our gratitude while experiencing per
ennial tin ills o f pleasure. The selection
o f the turkey for the star pdrt was happy,
because everyone, likes turkey, be it hot.
cold or canned, Unlike veal, corned bcei
mm b h a □ ■ □ a m
�NHB»b«r
NEWS Of THE WORLD
M4BEl p a io e
SANFORD THE FAVORED
ifying the severity o f the northern blasts.
" 'Sanford is blessed with ample trans
portation. both w ater and land, sound
P retty Wedding In lllstrlo nlc Circles
banks, a puMic sp irted board o f trade,
Thursday Morning
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Former Citizen Writes of the hustling, reliable real estate agents, who Items of Interest Concerning
The Sanford House was the scene pf a
Various So urces.
have easy work in locating home-seekers
Advantages of This Section
quiet wedding on Thursday morning, ilio
Society People.
or investors, where an investment o f $3,
contracting parties being Mabel Paige and
000 may he mnde to yield a net income
WEEK Charles W. Ritchie. Miss Paige and com
yearly o f from 33,000 to 310,000.
GARDEN
SPOT
Of
THE
WORLD
pany closed on W ednesday night after
P O I N T S PURELV PER SO N A L
" “Our whole state Is linked together with
three nights in Sanford, nnd the rumor
indissoluble ties, prosperity is apparent
(be Render* Will rind a Brief that the favorite was to wed Mr. Ritchie,
Enormous Yield From an Acre of Land everywhere, from it all Jacksonville gets
Historical S p rln i Flowing
llow Celery City Vanity M ir While
the manager, gave an added zest to the
Stim ulates property Values
loll, adding daily to our city's prosperity
Tor Hurried Readers
Away the Golden Hours—
performance on Wednesday night.
And Induces Immigration
nnd growth. W e should, rejoice in tbe
Rudolph A. Vnlette, a rurol m all clerk,
Social Gossip.
The wedding ceremony was performed
The following letter from H. H. Deane progress o f every section,
NE evening last week I heard a
„ho live* in Newark. N. J.. recenUy kiUcd by the Rev. B. F. Brown, rector o f the Ho
" 'A t present Sanford is rejoicing.over a
married mhn decrying the grant
, bullfrog which weighed a trifle over *1* ly Crosa Episcopal church, only the mem nnd published in the Jacksonville Metrop
amount o f deception and story tell
nuumU. This is believed to be the largest bers o f the company and n few friends olis is so well written and gives such a telegram received from the Hon. fn iu k
L ^ ia M :adbpnaFtfv-li'-2 iir..’n » S M ir f t f f n WnT fC f art stating that the board o f* engineers ing that is practiced in society and he
being i resen t.1 -■
frog Wiled In this or any other country,
that It is reproduced in The Herald. Mr. and chief o f engineers approve q ^ ia n n e declared that he iw*d- riem nm tef O f
---For disobeying order*; Bernard Lelser,
Mabel Paige has >been a favorite with
Deane having been a resident o f Sanford one hundred feel wide nnd eight fe w deep, w ife Hint she be absolutely straight
tárale in Battery D. Third Field A rtillery the people o f the South for a number o i
several years ago, fs quick to note the re Pnlntka to Sanford; ona hundred fc^t wide forward with her friends. Not that re
¡J.S. A„ h a s been dishonorably discharged years, having made her first appearance
markable. changes being made in this city nrrtHtCc feet d^ep, Sanford to Lake Har formation wns neccsspry in that particular
from die service, deprived o f all back pay w hile a tiny tot o f five years. The Atlanta
and suburbs, and more than any one can ney, mean low water," which action, de quarter, but even in the smaller affairs
ind allowances, and Is to be Imprisoned for Constitution long ago heralded Miss Paige
discern the signs o f prosperity and future clares Mr.Clark, guarantees both projects,'
that a plain statement o f fact be the rule,
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ill roondts. The violation o f orders con- 08 the "Idol o f the South," and such she
development -of the Celery City:
not a stumbling, halting excuse resorted
0f eadng unwholesome apples after has remained as no member o f the stage
“ Returning from a visit to Sanford, his NEW BUILDING FOR POSTOEflCE to to gain the end a simple declaration
hold* a larger place In tbe h e a rts 'o f tbe
repeated orders not to do so.
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former home, H. 11. Deane when seen by a
would secure.
After having been a citizen o f the United people than this dainty, petite artist. For Metropolis representative, recounted in lion. Henry S. Chubb Thinks Sanford
This gcnUcmnn docs not want his w ife
the
past
few
years,
w
lthher
late
husband.
Sutes for over forty year*, and drawing a
May Have One
glowing terms, nnd with keen gratifica
to go about hunting people to dovour by
Henry
F.
Willard,
The
Mabel
Paige
Com
pension from the Government for services
Hon. Henry S. Chubb, the well-known
tion sojne o f tlie wonderful developments
forcing upon them disagreeable truths,
tendered during the war between the pany confined themselves to Florida, plny- in that favored section.
lender o f the Republican forces in Florida,
but
he does want her to be absolutely.
itstes. Win. A. Hang, a native o f Chino. Ing a whole season at Tampa nnd Jack
"Said Mr. Deane: ‘I am sure your many spent n short time in tlie city on Wednes frank with her friends. I f she is Invited
f i n d s himself deprived o f
his citizenship sonville.* A t the death oiM r. Willard the thousands o f readers will be glad to learn day cn route to his home in W inter Park,
to a party, for instance, and it is not oon"”
by a recent decision o f the court passed management o f the company was placed something nf the ixugrcss of -Hie trucking from Washington.-'
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venlchi for her to go, let her say so and
jif
rl i
It ■V*BwWlwe'VWll(Ji
ihaduuula o f-C h a rte r-W rR l t e llie s for
industry on. the celery delta, which is . Col. Chubb, while indulging in n chat not hem nnd haw, worry nnd delay her
The committee on privileges o f the Brit merly o f the Peruchl-Gypzene Co., nnd bringing Sanford
world-wide • renown. with Tlie Herald scribe, wns asked about answer and then give some other than
the acquaintance of Miss Paige and Mr.
iih House of Lords has decided that Albert
Truth is stranger than fiction. It seems •tiie likelihood o f a government building the real reason for declining the in vita
Kliby Fairfax, a native o f Virginia, la en Ritchie ripened into love, n consummation almost incredible that tbe unsightly llut- for Sanford, and stated that in a short tion. In fact, the key to Hie whole situa
o f which wns reached in this city, when
titled to the rank nnd title o f Lord Fairfax
woods lands of a few years ogohnve been time numerous cities tlie size o f Sanford tion with this man would be to have the
they plighted their troth on Thursday.
of Cameron. In the Scottish peerage;
transformed Into the beautiful fields which would receive n|)pro|iriationsfrom 310,000 women give reasons for actions, not ex
.„M r. Ritqhle is a native of Columbus,
now greet tlie eye. level as a table, long to 313,000 for erecting suitable buildings cuses for inaction. And while he does
An area of 500 square miles o f grazing
Ohio, nnd came to Jacksonville about one
rows o f verdant benuty and mathematical for pnstulficcs, and that an effort on the not want the truth stretched, he does not
hod lying north of Roswell. N. M.. has
year ago and took charge o f the Paige Co.
precision with tiie sparkling cascades of, part o f tlie citizens would greutly aid in believe In
been on fire for ubuut a week, nnd ranch
brutality in conversation.
Under his able direction the company hns
drocuring one of these appropriations.
artesian wells.
men living in the vicinity have been fight
With
him
the
proper course is a brief,
enjoyed n most pros|>mw<a season, nnd
While it is not Hi his power to person true reason for not doing or doing some
‘A ll over the sln/e are found localities
ing U by hnck-flrlng in order to save their
will erect their own opera houses in sev
with proven clnims of tqiccinl adaptation ally aid in (Iiia movement. Col. Chubb c
property.
certain thing, not a long-drawn out flat
eral Fioridn cities nt- uA early date.
to
certain crops. The oranges, tlie grn|>e- pressed himself ns greatly in favor o f Han tering, insincere regret.
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After being blind fdr 36 years. Miss
Tlie host of friends over the South of
fruil, pineapple, tomato, melon and many ford securing such un appropriation. ; nnd
When the suggestion was made to him
Alice Hollis of Port Huron, Mich., has re the contracting parties will join in extend
other members of (lie fruit ami vegetable nt n later date bo expects to visit tl)U city tliut the, to use the slang expression,
gained her sight, and nltliough her vision ing congratulations upon this hnppyevent
kingdom have each a fuvorlte home,* but and inspect the advantages.
'jolliers," in this woujd serve a purpose
ii not perfect, she can read with the aid and iri Sanford they will always be ncThese uppro|>rintions have not assumed by fooling and picasing their subjects for
Sanford clnims pre-eminent fitness in tlie
of eyeglasses, typewritten letters.
corded a wurm welcome.
culture of celery. There, nature witlt lav a tangible shnpc us yet, and it ma)l be a brief period, lie took exception to the •
Tom L. Johnson, mayor o f Cleveland,
ish hand lias linked together u duster of years before such a building- rmiltj be statement. life said tiiat suqh is not tlie
Ohio, has lost his wealth in trying to save Just Arrived at ‘ Sanrord Grocery Co.
conditions in climate and soil that are not erect«!, or tbe bill could be rnllroflded case with him. A ll the while people are
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tbe estate of his dead brother.
Buckwtieat flour, old homestead flour, duplicated in the known world.
through tlie next session o f congress ^nd'
telling him complimentary things he feels
Oh hcT north bound trip last week, fire gcnhniu flour, hygenic nnd superlutlve
'The ¿oil is of sudi character ns to make Sanford lie aide to have a suitable build their insincerity nnd he dislikes to permit
' i n discovered among the cargo Of the flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster |K>ssilile the remarkable and effective plan ing id twelve mouths.
them to believe for a single minute that be
uesmship Chattahoochee o f (lie Ocean cocktail, and salad dressing.
At any rate the project Is worth the
of sub-irrigation and sub-druinuge which
is foolish cnougti to be deceived by them. , *
Steamship Company's line, after leaving
is the foundation of tlie success obtained, consideration o f the citizens of Sanford, He dreads the thought that lie will be
Smnnah, and the vessel was run into
Ju st Received
as good crojw are assured whether the nnd rcgnrdlesB o f whether U nde Sum accepted ns-"easy" by the professional
Urtwf nnd benched near Norfolk. The
The largest line of sporting goods ever season be wet or dry, the winter climate lends Ids aid or not tlie city should cer olliers: He is not a vain man and tie
damage amounted to several thousand received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting could not.be more favorable, the wide ex tainly have 'a postofiios commensurate
with the rapid growth and pros|Mtrily ol cares not fur tlio lauding insincere people
AnlUt»__;__________ d r illin g , etc.
Harry J. Wilson.
panse o f Lake Monroe softening and mod the city .
indulging antTwhcn thole is so imich
l«ti Fri.i.y ... explosioncaused by leak
praise a dm in ister«! that is not meant,
ing gas in an excavution in Brooklyn. N.
the real merit of commendation when
Y, lore up nearly half a block o f street
] n n n f ^ í ^ í ^ n i ^ [ ^ [ ^ [ F D [ o ] [ f f ] [ ^ [ ^ n [ G 3 [ j ^ [ E ] a E E E i z ] í R i f R i í 9 ^ E [ i i f R i m f T ¥ v ¥ ~ i r n r n r - ^ there Is actual oueasHm lo r it, is m aterial
sod caused the dentil o f several persons.
ly discounted. If we_ are to accept the
Fire in the miñe of the Northwest Im
liogus article for tlie* real tiling, we dlsprovement Company at Red Lodge, Mon
ircdit the value of the genine.
ts® Nov. 20, caused the death of several
Can you say that m y friend is wrong in
mlnm and the destruction o f much prop
Ids stand? I do believe you will dare do
erty.
this,- and slllL t nin afraid, you w ill n o t, oin him in n cnisade ngninst the insin
Hi*. Russell Sage -has- given 525,000
cerity of society.
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towird the establishment o f a Negro col
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PLATFO RM
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Candidate for Mayor of City of S a n fo rd ^ ^ ^
ige In Kentucky. to be a brand) o f Berea
“ hege. This makes S350,000 that has
l**n raised for this purpose.
Thanksgiving Reminiscences
Mack Mooney, die counterfeiter, who
*«*»*iu lly pasted M5 0 " over the "10" on
United States greenbacks, has been arrcsted tnd scntenrid.i o - soven YEnm- lrr}
thn,federal.prison at Atlanta.
Seventeen Clónese youth to be educated
*! *** universities in Washington and
• » .Yprk at llie expense o f the Chinese
government, arrived in San Francisco this
»eek.
Woe Curie, who Jolndy with her husthe late Prof. Curie, diecovered raW®. m i been appointed ch ief professor
INTERESTED as I am in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizens,
|_iimLdtsxrinri-to-6ee-our-t‘ity-«dvtttnt‘ nnd tnkrits plnce rifi the foremost inland cityof our
State, which distinction projieriy belongs to ns, and having no other motive than the uj>buildiug of Sanford und its greater prosperity, I have announced my candidacy for the office o f .
Muyor, and take pleasure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues
which I believe ore foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring about tne *
desired result:
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the explosion o f the boilers on the
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I am in favor pf better fire protection. ■
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I am in favor of municipal ownership o f a Lighting Plant and Water Works as a means
whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government!
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The commission rocenUy appointed by
the county com m iaionert, met last Tues
day at PTM. Eider's store and, w ith m v f ~
eral citizens, went over the drainage dis
tric t Work w ill commence at an early
date upon the drainage ditches and this
will prove o f great benefit to this section.
Candidate fo r M ayor.
S a n fo rd , Fio n d ò ? Nooem ber 21st.
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Jh#t ejgyfxi g cggiDhto knowledge pf Rilcy„
and Kipling.
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w ik nMc . w iu ,,w e p t by ■ iorWfcdemt i '
Several persons were
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A n entertainment was given in tlie
auditorium o f Hie High School last night
by Mr. Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt
lav for the benefit o f the public school,
Every one who did not go missed a treat
and a chance to help financially tlie school
o f Sanford. "T h e False Ideal and the
Real in A rt," was handled in a manner
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vicinity.
How many attended divine service and
In God’s liouse gave Him Hianks for ail
things good f-
vigorously oppose the plan.of extension us presented by the present administration, which I believe
,cv°fii3to luis broken out id
7 7 * 7 « ® “ amber injured. Tbe
" ** “ «ported to be Immense.
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Farmers have fine looking crops o f cel
ery, lettuce mid strawberries and ought
to be thankful to n divine Providence fd K
so biessing them in their efforts in beau
tifyin g tbe wilderness.
Mr. and Mrs. McLautin entertained Rev.
und Mrs. J. F. McKinnon on Thanksgiving
Duy at dinner.
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I am in favor of eity extension,'/?roWrfci/ tho city can guarantee to the inhabitants of tiie
to be unfair and unjust.
Thanksgiving lias come nnd gone. Tlie
turkey und cranberry sauce have been
eaten. In some places Hie poor have
baan Iwiped -by-offerings broughnU uecoration to Hie chancel.-------- -Sanford as a town lias a fine outloqfc
for the future and the residents have
much to be thankful for in a material
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contiguous territory all the- benefits to wl|MljJl&y’ would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I
an injunction rehen i ** ^
Teiephone Company
t_, *° y W*F Interfering with private
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the American FederUbof #t ,u ineedng in Denver
Samuel Gompers president, and
Toronto, Canada, as tbe next
oFmeeting.
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«ttmboa.i (^*rter on ib * Mlsslesippl river,
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I am in favor of reduction of taxes- _
J r 1* * in lhe faculty o f adence, Paris
■oversity.
Theoonvtntion of
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A Budget of Opinion “ Ju st Be
tween You and Me*""—
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EVEN THE GATE P0$T NOT IN IT
“ A^Chle I Is Among Ye Taking Notes,
and Fo llh, tie’ll Prent ’Em"—
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So Says Saunterer.
Sg trial CorrtaponJtnca la TAa llaralj.
They Follow the Style
With trouser* turned up at the bottom.
And stocking* turned down at the top.
Our dude* set a foolish example—
And where are they going to stop!
Will roatsteevc* be turned hack sis Inches,
To make n ridiculous cufTT
Must we roll up our waistcoats—wrttr bloomers T
Or shirtwaist*, with frills and a rufIT
The dudes set the style, and their folly
Is aped by smaltile men.
F in i It's sashes,. then kickers, then "toothpicks."
Golf stock in g duck trousers. And then—
Well, who can predict what new fadlet
The dudes are rvolvlngf Meanwhile
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Because they nil folio1iw the style.
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Thanksgiving 1» a purely Am erican
feast day. It Is a day dedicated not only
to the diving o f thanks, but to dining,
and rightly enough, for there Is nothing
which sw ill inspire one to a feeling of
thorough content and good fellowship with
the world more than a good dinner.
Every true Am erican feels thankful
that he lives in a land where litis festi
va l is celebrated each year, and he must
find additional cause for rejoicing in the
foct that Ills lot is not in far countries
where Thanksgiving Day Is unknown and
dinners ore comfiosed o f strange mixtures
and - mysterious snuces, which however
grateful to the palate must always take
second place to tliesu typical Am erican
dishes— turkey and crunbcrry sauce.
— -Titer« ~n«v o f -count«, some changesand
many improvements in cooking the old
dishes, hut Uic bill df fare for a tlinnksgiving dinner throughout the eastern and
middle states varies hut little. In the
sobtli the dishes, o f course, differ accord
ing to the climate, but whenever.n turkey
could be.obtuined lim l was the piece do
rcsistnne o f the tliatiksglvnig dinner todny. It was what our forefathers ate
down in the wilds o f New England on (he
first Thanksgiving Day, and wc eat it In
honor o f them and becuuse w e like it so
well.
Thanksgiving is a day given more to
feasts than prnyer, and everyone expects
a good dinner- and every housekeeper
takes pride in doing tier best that day,
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Some o f the nspirnnts for aldcrmnnlc
honors arc making a " gum-shoe" can
vass. W hy not come out in the openingT
Men— good men— have been killed for
lesser crimes.
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Last week in these columns I said that
if llanry P.-Driver would consent to serve
ns a member o f the City Council o f San
ford, w e should nil lie thankful, lie has
-aw»a»*i««« « y ««Mtw'rttiixiVrll t i U
George Vanderbilt's palace in North
Carolina has cost him $10,000,000 nnd
is called niltmore. Perhaps George wishes
he hud built less.
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-out the cold-storage, embalmed product
o f other sections.
California m ay old Florida in supplying
the country with fruit for Chflstmns, but
she did not market the Th sh lngivini
urnnge as h a i Florida.
' ’ W e o f Florida need not look over many
states, North, East, South or West, to dis
cover blessings for which ave are, and
ever will be. devoutly thankful.
A more diversified source for money
producing is not the part o f any state or
notion; no country has clim atic condi
tions so id e a l; no people on God's green
earth have more to be thankful for than
the people o f Florida.
W e m ay have been cheatcn out o f a
President, but have we not got A lbert W.T
W e m ay not have the Statue o f Liberty,
but w e hnvc not cast the shadow of her
emblem from our land, and where It fails
wc can feel the security that ever lies in
a united people.
W e m ay not hove a W all surest,-but
what's better, w e have the mdans of
drawing upon that storehouse o f gold for
such nmounU as is necessary for the fur
tlier development o f our commonwealth
and Uic enriching o f our citizens by the
improvements thus wrought.
W c may not have n Milton nor a Ho
mer tel sing our praises in immortal
verse— and it is probably just as well we
hnve not, for w e hate to hear poetry rend
by those who can't understand It, and
besides, truth and eloquence nestle most
in simplest words; and while we have a
few things to deplore, w e have an abund
ance o f tilings to be devoutly thankful
for.
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live Hi the henrt o f every woman, when it
comes to the question o f deciding what is
and what Is not right between her and
her husband.
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Billy Hand is certainly the choice o f
the voters for member o f council. I atn
sure no mistake will be made if Sanfordloving people place h in Lin the roll o f a
" c it y dad.” He is young,but he is enter
prising, and tills city needs a little “ young
lire" squirted into its veins. 1 nfrendy
felicitate Mr. Hand on his campaign and
his subsequent election, December 7 th.
And he want* it right straight <
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Words Must Be Guarded
The story is told of a woman who free
ly used tier tongue to the scjndn) of others,
and mnde confession to the |)ricst o f what
she hud done. He gave her a ripe liiistld-'
lop and .told her to go out in the various
directions and scatter the seeds one by
ope. Wondering at the penance, she
obeyed, and then returned and told her
confessor. To tier amazement he hade
her go back mid gather the scattered
seeds, and when bI ic objected that it would
lie impossible, he replied that it would l>e
still inure difficult to gather up nod de
stroy iill ~the evil reports which she had
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You arc wasting good breath, says the
cynic, by whispering kind words into
dead enrs.
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A young Indy found o purse in church
and notified the pastor she had jt, so i f
anyone reported the Iqss It cdbld be re
turned. The next Sunday the clergyman
made the following announcement from
the pulpit:
Somo one lost n purse last Sundny
evening, and if the person wants his
property he can go to Helen Hunt
for it.
The Sliding Cut
T h e K e e n K u tter is tne only safety r£h*r that
permits o f the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth,
clean shave. ' N o scraping or pulling like the
ordinary straight cutting razors.
Kf£N KUTTER
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noticed by T he H erald o f lost week
that my erstwhile friend and colaborer,
W. D. Bell, is no longer connected with
the Chronicle. This action on his part
has caused no greaL-sensMifjn In tiie
Celery City, and my IrlnjuÎa
ness world are assured that there w ill lie"
no panic or a relapse into n commercial
stringency. The Orange County Dor A s
sociation is apprised, however, that he
will devote a l l his energies (T) to die pur
suit o f law as she is "w rit" by Blackstone.
Nothing became Bell so much fls his re
tirement from n business vocation for
which he is neither mentally or physically
equipped, and Orange county journalism
w ill be the better that he is out o f it. As
for the law business, I do not believe it
will sulTcr much o f a jolt now that he can
devote a l l his time to legal lore.
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Last week 1 said that ’ F. M. Robinson
would not be n candidates for re-election
t >tiie city council, hut ynsterday Alderman
Robinson informed me that many admir
ing nnd suppoiting friends hud Insisted
‘ that lie stand for re-election," This pres
sure lias been so strong tiiat ho has con
sented to serve another term if the people
so determine at tiie election Dec. 7, al
though Mr. Robinson says tie is not per
sonally desirous of tlicoffioc. There is one
(ren t principle in the makeup of Mr. Rob
inson ns u public oliiccr. and that 1b, no
one ever bus the least dmiht o f his stand
ing on any local legislation that comes
before the council. He is ulways cour
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A n y thoughtless, careless child can or denunciation o f each and every measscatter a handful! of thistle sen i la-fore ura lluit may be discussed.
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Yours for Progress,
nnd wisest man cun never gather diem
The Saunterer.
again.
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1 am thankful that m y readers have
maintained patience with me in the past,
and that no “ unterrifled b ra ve” lias tried
to sacrifice me as a martyr to old jokes
and insipid lyrics.
Thanks! thanks awfully, gentlemen. I
M in e friends
s tlin iv c to Dbrc you.
to Thanksgiving dinner, and as the col
ored servant entered the- room lie acci
4 When tlie devil wants to find « great dentally dropped a platter which held u
big bunch o f lies he goes to the tomb turkey. " My friends," said the gentle
stones and copies- the epitaphs.
man In a most Impressive tone, “ never
before have I witnessed - an event so
Mutation o f Man's W ants
fraught with disaster to the v arious na‘ Mnh want* but little here below,"
tions o f the globe. In this calam ity wc
A tine-time poet wrote ;
Anil on till* cheap Idea, ton,
see
the downfall of Turkey, the upsetting
Th* world It tiled to dote.
of Greece, the destruction of Chinn, nnd
Dui now this fact I* plainly »ei
the humiliation o f Africa.
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lt* truth we dare not »cuti;
Man want* at much at he enn grt.
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date fur that ofllce, which see in the announcemcnts o f T he H lkalu this week.
- - 1 prettier M rrD rTm 'yrpTm ffliiT'fbfTie fa
thoroughly Imbued with the Ideas o f the
proper development*of the city, nnd does
much (yes, much more than more preten
sion then), for the good of tiie city. He
will give careful attention to the nffairs
o f the city as they pertain to its good weliare and advancement, and wiII ever be
found on the side o f progress. Mr. Driver
will Iw d ieted .
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w e equipped with 12 N orw egian
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Y our Order Solicited
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CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
T H IG P E N & CO M PA N Y
Announcements for municipal ofllce will
be published under this caution from now.
until tin- election at the uniform price of
4 “ Strange," said a young woman wjio $5.(30 each, payable strictly in advance.
had Just readied her majority, “ how the
For M ayor
facial fashion changes. Only a abort
To Ihc Vote!« of Sanford:
time ago we were commanded by one of
1 hereby announce inyielf a* ■ candidate for r e
lo the office of Mayor of the City id San
the lords of fashion to keep u soft smile «•Inlion
ford, »ublect to the will of the people at the mu
on the face. Now comes another order nicipal election. December 7lh. UK)ft
El*LSI I-AXL
thnt the smile must come off. A stole To the Voter* of Sanford:
I am a candidate for Mayor, and If I am elected
countenance, we are informed w ill pre
I promise to enforce the laws to iln- i*-«i ..! ...»
vent the coming df wrinkles, uml liie girl an ally.--------Y uurs i Piu m fuiiy.--------E. E. IbuKY,
who laughed heaitlly u week ago will he
saddened to know all the mirth in which
For C ity M arshal
she indulged was lost. A b ove ail, we To the Voter* of Sanford.
I hereby announce myself a* a candidate for City
now must lie firm about the mouth. ’ Keep
Mondial, »ubject to the will ol all of the voter* of
your mouth shut,' is the order. It is no the town of Sanford at the coining municipal elec
use to show one's p retty teeth. The law tion.
I b*ve had *ome year* experience a* an officer
forbids tiie smile o f yesterday, and nlso and fully realiic the dutir* required of a Marshal
If elected, I ttiuuiln to fclil-fuliy end oniucien tlour
cautions us to keep our heads erect Bnd lyvtrvo. and will at all timer try my utmu*t to en
eyelids down. 1 wotuler .twbat we will force the law* of the »late and the dir.
C. C. Mianos
look like after six month« o f this. 1 think To the Voter* of Sanford:
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1 hereby announce itHndf as a candidate for re
I shall feel like a plaster cast— as i f my
election to the office of City Marshal, and take ltd*
m
inion to thank my friend* for their *uppurt in
face would crack If 1 really laughed.
have peace in Sanford. Stop
gossip - now prevalent. I mean
to do all in tny power to put nn effectual
check on tiie scandalous and malicious
statements that arc being bandied about
t,he city re'gnnliug some o f our bqst Citi
zens. and in so doing I shall " talk right
to the point," without fear or favor. The
tim e hns passed when soft words should
be used. Characters are being ruined,
fa ir names besmirched by idle gussipers.
It must stop, nnd every decent tnan and
womnn* in Sanford should condemn such
tiie put and KiUcii a continuance of the tame at
theaunkdpa] election, December 17th. I pramlie
fjespicablowork.
that, a* in the pad, I will do rny ulinoei to ore
Hereafter. I shall “ hew to the line," let 4 Th e frie n d » o f Councilman Leflier ore m i v * order la the city and enforce a drict olnerv
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determined in their efforts to. make him ante of all law*.
tiie c id i» fa ll where they may.
candidate for re-election, for thfey hove
For Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
4 W e have disappearing guns all along much faith in his wisdom as evidenced
To the Voters of Sanford:
in
his
long
term
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councilman.
(In- A tlan tic seaboard; now i f . w e can be
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guaranteed non-d.isnppeuring sol Tier* suul
ford. I have aerved the people In thl* office for
.pon-dlsappeuriiig cashiers we (night be 4 “ Better pick a man o u t . o f the gutter right year* and the experience gained during these
year*
guailHe* me to jiv
e the bed of »ervice. If
giva
and restore him to his self-respect as far rarelected
. happy yet.
a careful and
. , . . . December
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a s ' you can ," said a married lady to me faithful discharge of lb« dulie« of the office
L, Sony.
the other day, “ than to let 1dm tie there
Florida, the Blessed
4 Kalam azoo .may liHveJura 1shed the cel with his pwn gone and yours with It.
or City Council
ery for a goodly portion o f the North' with Fofg[VC~everytW ng but unfelthfulnassrj—Ih -Irland i U L Jt. figlhratn
nounce
candidacy fur member of the
from
which to dress her Thanksgiving tables and before you judge that, think .over hi*
Ilia weal »Ida.
Thursday, but--Florida. jU o tJ iU h a a k i t « , your ow n conduct and- dccid it whoihcr-you T im he Voters nTSsnffirffrherohj announce myself as a candidate for
tiiat «lie is well served at home. The have so entirely done your duty that your
Member oi the City Council, subiect to thewUlof
great packing houses o f the Northwest husband was strong enough to withstand the people at the municipal election lo he held on
cun, and doubtless dld| furnish nearly a li temptation, la married life even justice Monday, December 7th. 1008.
xnuts iW Pfogro*»,
W. H. Horn.
tiie m eats for fhe feasting throughout tiie must be tempered with mercy, and re
At the request of numerous frleixi*. | havr dei* position
United States, but tiiat does not alter the member it's better to err on the side of Ä
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T l f “ ’ ' « H U f y . hr (h.
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fact tiiat tiie (iroduct o f our own State mercy. Tiie Joy that there Is in heaven rate my attention lu the best Interests U the peo
ple.
Kn peci fully.
surpasses in qu ality and flavor through- over the one sinner tiiat returns should
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F lo r id a
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T in, Slate and T ile Roofing
i GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS
Repair Work a Specialty
Com er First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida
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Best Fertilizers
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FUST CLASS CRATE MA
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Sinford, Fit.
�his dose proxim ity to the lake.
Harry Crlppen-—That “ tire
b in d s " Is a profitable one.
honlc. nnd that constancy sweetened Ids
return.
tie
that
Walter Beatty— Because he can still
* Frank A llen— A rest.
Copt.Marks—Becauseof the recognition r G. W „ Hammond— That Ida a b ility as
of his powers politically.
an Architect Is appreciated.
R et, Sweat— That he discovered'blessed
W. R. Pfcll—That per pet Sul puint Is yet
Sanford.
undiscovered.
«
Ynncy Gold— That he has lost his:" lit*
F. E. Watson— Because he is in love.
tie hammer.”
A. R. K ey— Because his ln\age Is often
M. P. Lipe— That water Is still flowing. reflected In a pair o f beautiful dark eyes
W ill Messenger— That he Is still able to ■which he hopes will some day become
visit the depot lunch stand four times a Mrs. K.
.
.
day.
James V.W ecden— That his celery farm
the Multitude o
Gratitude For
I
■Favors, Past and Present
Expense, and Is Reported
Verbatim
[ait Thursday was the day o f Thanksriviail and os ther® arc manF n,cn ° f
Many minds, there are m any reasons for
eiprr*sing gratitude upon this distinctly
Harry W ray— Because life Is not so
streiTGous as to curtail his hourly siestas
Felix Frank and Goo. Fox— Because they
are permitted to assist In managing
Brady's campaign.
- Geo. W. Adam s— That he has obtained
a divorce from “ A l i c e " Davis and is now
safe at home with mothar.
Hijrry P. Driver— That lie is able to run
for council
\
Tift.
The Hekai.d— Bccnuse.. Its subscription
bit It on (lie boom.
-Pwtmaitcr Haskins— Because his term
u postmaster «till be lengthened four
n u t.
-,
John Nuttnll—Because be sticks to the
Dr. Stephens—Because molars and do!
W. J. Thigpen—Because the girls still
smile on him nnd never sing, "D arling,
Tou Are Growing Old.”
* W. E. Holmes— Because he will have a
(i)iee time this winter, i
Frsnk Miller—Because o f his success in
every undertaking.
G L Hughes— That he did not vote for
Bryan or Toft.
. Supt. Perkins—Fur first-class schools.
Arthur Yuwell— Tlmt a few " remaining
hain" are still cherished by the ladles. •
David Caldwell, Jr. Because there Is
no law to prevent music on First street.
G. S. Derry—That the business affairs
o f the People's Bank are so admirably
conducted.
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Robt. McGlon— Because there is a way
to fall out o f love as well as in it.
* Clms. Hetlicld— Because he has long
since resigned himself |o the miseries of
a bachelor.
Billie Holder Bccauke he is out o f the
Cee H. Femnld—For the Inrjfe business
printing.business und can get four meals.
be has had this year.
Paul Diggers— Thnt he has at last
Osborn Herndon—That he Is not at the
learned to .ride a horse without exciting
bottom of Lake Monroe.
ÜA W. D. Holden— For Taft''s election too much mirth.
W . D. Bell— That his retirement from
*nd ■ promise of good times.
the strenuous life of an editor (T) permits
D.
F. Martindale— That Bungalow Cor
ners has paved streets, electric lights and him to devote his energies to his aiujieiiduous law business.
other modern improvements.
vntoaroiT—m a t BO T in n n e Indus
hour* to dinner Thursday,
G G Howard—For. all the friends he
h i made during the year,
Harrold Haskins— Because Uncle Sam
•fill requires his services.
Tut SAxroRo HrjtALD—That it has o n e
«f-the finest priiillng plants in the StateT
Jki Girl*—Tlmt there is another month
•
of leap year left.
-
Our Merchants— Because they
homing holiday trade.
Col. J. N. Whltncr—For Floi
Ooridal Flos, Florin, Flori, Florid
r- 1. Qerk
Scott—That
there
“ pt>u a
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V
Menac roxscats for all the ladles during the Mubel
Paige engagement.
Dick Calltoun—That Ills birthday only
comes once a yeti r.
Herman Hutchinson— Because he can
sing.
A rtie Smith Because he can hunt
quail.
Billie Ifan d— U u l be found the liorse.
N. O. Gam er—Th ai his chances are
daily growing better.nnd that the realiza
tion o f his dream is getting ncurer und
V. D E N T O N
& CO
MERCHANTS
Southwest Corner Washington and Chumbera Streets.
NEW YORK C ITY
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REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency
will soon make him a bond-lioldcr.
Dr. Denton— Because there is a great
demand for his skill.
H. E. Tolar— Because his whiskers are
coming.
i ^ i e t n to fiisy - S o«1« « ave thanks
Dr. Cecil Butt— His days o f apprentice
for what they achieved, others for what
ship are ended.
they had foiled to a ch ieve; some were
Chnrtie Payne— His moustache is get-“
on«, some were Joyous, but there were
ting there.
„one who had a reason w hy they shook
Seabury Graves— Because they let him
not £jfe thanks on one day o f the three
Don
Peabody—
Because
be
is
back
In
and sixty-five and o quarter. A
the real estate business in Sanford and
Capt. Hite— For the armistice in base
ftw, well known nnd popular, ga ve their
can once more expatiate upon the many ball war.
oeed of thanks in vnrious ways, ns foladvantages o f the Celery City.
l
Mayor Lake— That lite Cubans did not
Henry McLaulin — Because
Ume- >*■
"Cuin—for din friendship o f the United
money,” and or the'ncar approach of the
¿utet-fur returning prosperity.
holidays.
*~E. E. Brady—That he lins rqastered
Florida—1
That the great Democracy re
Dr. Puleston— Bocnuso"In Sanford L ife Webster’s Unabridged, and is now pre
mained intact and elected good officers.
Is Worth L ivin g."
pared to take the litCutpi,
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Democracy—Well, everybody ought to
George DcCottes—That he has not re
Geo. Venable— For the building boom.
be thankful for something at this lim e of moved to Orlando.
Bob Jones— Because lie is alive niter
year, but we arc forced to confess that w t
Jim Harrii ■That there Is nut a man in Ute primary.
Col. Johnson— His pence is no longer
cannot for the life o f us figure out what Florida who outrivals him as a talker.
Democracy has to be grateful for.
Joe Saucer— Because the Ipw forbids a disturbed by the discordant voice of the
W. HrTaft— For that million and a half. man working more than eight hours n "B e ll."
.
t
W, J: Bryan— For Kentucky und Ne- day. .
Marshal Lee— For (ho
pledges " o f
W alter Scliucht — That ere another many friends.
Judge Parker—That he wasn’t In the Thanksgiving day rolls around he will
C. C. Morris— Same ns Marshal Leo.
visit the "F a d e r Land.”
Reginald Cassil— fo r his return to the
Teddy Roosevelt— For the election of
Merrill Preston— Because he. hod a holi- bomb o f Ills childhood.
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JOHN
CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK
PITTSBURG, PA.
BRANCHES
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jackson ville
Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELER Y UNION
Room 16, Pico Block. ’Phone 269
SANFORD, FLA.
S H IP P E R S O F
Florida Fruits and Vegetables
Herbert Snead— Because damage to the
heart m ay bo quickly repaired.---- ~ ~
F. W. M. Baker— That so fur he has
eluded the ntun o f the " gum shoes."
J. It. Overman—That he is a Benedict.
Dr. A. E. Philips— For new sidewalks
without Injury to our shade trees.
"C. H- Dingcc— That the price o f plumb
ing has not been curtailed. '
E. A . Heffield Co— Th at all their busi
ness efforts ore confined to Sanford.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
McDowell Butts— Because he has long
pants.
Murrell & Minshew— That they have
solved die problem of “ cultivating maccnronl."
"R. C. Maxwell— Tlmt ]«>litical plums
wlH soon be ripe and lie is slated for n
nice. Juicy one.
Chris. Hand .Because lie Is out of the
m ayoralty contest.
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A. P. Connelly— TJint the S. & E. Ry.
haB been started, nnd for the franchise of
the Sanford Traction Co.
C. C. Woodruff— For good crops and* a
good market.
A r c Offering An y and A ll Kinds of F l o r i d a R e a l E s t a t e
W, L. Hill— For that glorious trip to
at as Low.,.Prices and on. as. reasonable terms a s
“ llttie old New York."
J, L Anderson— That crime in Orange
county is on the decrease. .
J. S. Runge— That he first discovered
Coca Cola In Orange county,
Dr. King—That interest in the- great
American game remains unabated.
Office on Park Avenue, tie tween First mu! Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida
Express Agent McIntyre—That there is
a falling ofT in bdoze shipments.
Ticket Agent Perkins— Thnt the "qrackers" o f Perry permitted him to escape,
nnd he found Sanford.
__C. Bnjnes— Thai he has . n ot lust his
musical voice.
|
E.
H. Palmer— Thnt h e knows how to
ride a horse.
Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos
J. D. Roberts— Because he has learned
to love.
Candidale ro r City M arshal Outlines
Louis McCuller— That he got through
j ic c u j
Ills In ten tion s
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— " *WinS hl* »alary from the citycou n cil Another year without falling in love.
To llie Voter» of the City of Sanford
Green Smith—Thnt his critic haB sub
rank Powers— Because he had a “ day
Having announced my candidacy for
to,
.
sided and refuses In take a midnight Marshal o f the city of Sanford 1 respect
fully solicit your vote and assistance. T
John Snead— For the success o f the thoroughly believe tlmt I nin competent
g ; o. p.
..
and qualified to bold the position und to
J. B. Randall— Because “ all is not gold serve the citizens of Sanford loyally and
that glitters."
faithfully, and if accorded the honor of
J. 0.’ Davison— That the baseball sea your vole and elected to this office I faith
son is over.
fully pledge m yself to the careful watch
John W ynne— Thnt "S lo b s ” left town and protection o f citizens^ and property;
mie he Is a resident of
and there w ill be no foqtball club tills nnd to do my duty fearlessly und with
winter.
discretion. I believe that 1 understand
Gwynne Fox— For die Celery Union.
w h it the duties o f this office are. and feel
Gaizer Tnkach— Because be "yumped ’e thnt I can meet its requirements In de
yob."
toll 1have beca a citizen of Sanford for
Chase & Co.— For their new brick pack a number of years and hove never nsked
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for office before. 1 shall favor Uw euiDr. Aldridge— Ripe strawberries for his ploymcnt of home people to subordinate
Thanksgiving dinner. '
positions, us far as my influence goes.
N o lly Tolar— Because those beautiful and Uie ability o f the applicant consider
dark eyes are coming nearer to him.
ed. 1 believe it Is the duty of the Mar
G. W. Spencer— That flour docs not cost shal to unhesitatingly enforce all ordin
J1U.00 a barrel.
ances a ltd laws o f Uie city within his
Vern Hurt— For peace socially, and that jurisdiction; at Uie same Ume respecting
his claltqa-are recognized and lie is known the common politics and the rights o f all
citizens, and If elected I will give Uie city
• eleott; litoral record that you a s a d liie u
will endorse, and one o f-w h ich -f w ill not
be ashamed.
Thanking you In advance for any help
Bob Dickens— That Jira Harris didn’t
m ay feel disposed to give me, 1 re
Yours respectfully,
— C C. Moaxts.
W . L. Morgan— H e loves and is loved.
^
found
W . E. Watson— Because Uie girls no
Superici^prinllug for all purposes at The
longer slag. "D a rlin g.I A m Growing Old. ,
Hckaid office.
T he
Marks
C H A S . H. E V A N S
Agents for the Famous
C LO VER H IL L B R A N D BUTTER
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Do you realize the necessity for a substantial
foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you
intend building? A nicely finished top lends
beauty, hut not stability. This is to be attained
only when the same cnre‘ ts'eRercfsedvin selection
of materials for the foundation as for the top coat.
With this fact in mind, I am importing clean hard crushed
Stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specificaturns, gives an absolutely dependable foundation ' —
If you wunt u walk iu which you can toko pride in the years
to come, be sure that that foundation is righL_ Thls is onc o f
the characteristics of my work. Let me figure on such a
8. O. 8H IN H O L9ER
Sanford, Florida
House Furnishing Goods
S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing
Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records,'- Wholesale _
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SANFORD.THi
When w e pause to reflect upon the
things fo r which Snnford. the Celery City,
should be thnnkful, w e very easily elim
inate any thought o f individual condition
from the consideration, and view t h * c ity
as the recipient o f things good and de
sirable.
The thanksgiving that human nature,
prone -to ingratitude,^ might with more
"ttftfiincss rffto W .'ti o f n n ega tive quality
which returns thanks for evil things that
we have not received rather than the
good things that wo hnve received.
T o tho-censcientious man overy day Is
a day o f thanksgiving. Theordlnary man
o f conscience Is none too good^ but he Is
the best- we hnve, and him do w e set up
ns a criterion by which other men nro
judged. It m ay be that oil men were
created equal, but it does not follow that
nil men live equally close to the right
side o f the line o f demarcation dividing
good from fevil; therefore does - It appear
that man is good according to his own
making rather than by Inherent legacy.
It is upon tills thesis that T he -Heraij ) a p
plies the accepted proverb tiiat God helps
him who helps himself. T o oil who have
overcome some besetting sin the truth of
the proverb lias been demonstrated.
livelier or a more attractive infant
be hard to find.— Tampa Tribune.
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Ngycmbsf 2a
i t rtÖRIDÄ ÖAVC THANK* FOR
Taster than that o f 'competitors In o l
enumerating the many things for countries. Americans have learned how
which the State o f Florida should be thank to make commercial advertising profitable,
W ill O sborn and “ B o b ” Holly MaWfl,
ful. perhaps foremost In the list comes attractive and generally Interesting to
, G ood W ith San ford, ria., herald *
that o f cllmatd. W hile In other sections the readers. It Is hardly necessary to
o f -tbe country-Jack Frost has already add thar the proof is -near at -hand-in ffiS P W W » M d al Edith» H.wihsnTg».!
Th e mnny Oxford friends of Will s o
blighted and laid low every green thing, great d iversity.
,
born and Roberty J. Holly will be p|ea^
and the bitterness o f winter has set In.
to know that they are cutting „ wld:
Florida is reveling in the balm o f sunshine.
- Burial o f W . T. John s
swath
in southern journalism. They „ „
Flogers blossom at every door and birds _ The last sad rites over the remains of
located
in Sahford, Fla., ktfcwn In
sing in the"green foliage o f the ireetopa. W. T. Johns were conducted last Sunday*.
section
o f the country os The
Refugees from the cold and bleakness of
A brief service o f prayer was conducted C ity."
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the North have already begun flocking our ot the home at 1:30 Sunday morning by
About three months ngo they opened „
w ay and the season promises to be a rec Rev. J. F. McKinlon o f the Presbyterian
print sh op" fend s ta rt«! T he Sank,«,
ord breaker in tourist travel. A ll this tes church, after which the remains were
tifies as to the ideality o f the Florida cli taken to Dade City on train 83, leaving H erald . Success has attended their ef
forts from tlie very start, and their busi
mate.
here at 2:20 a. m., accompanied b y Mrs.
The natural resources with which the Johns, Mrs. D. L Thrasher, Miss Garner, ness Is growing beyond all expectation
state 1s blessed is another cause for the and Messrs. F. B. Stevens and N. H. Gar Since opening they have purchased over
giving o f thanks by the people o f Florida. ner. A t Dade City tlie party were met $80 0 worth o f new job type nnd ndded
Her immense pine forests, fertile soil, b y other friends and at the cem etery the several printers to their force.
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phosphate'and other minerals, afford a remains were laid to rest, a service at
Arrival and D epartu re o f Malls
source o f abundant revenue to the people. the grave being conducted by the pastor
Arrive
N°VMn'* r nf,~ " ’h
In addition to tills, her waters abound o f the Baptist church.
.......... 7 00 *• m ■ * 03 p m . 5 40 p h,
with fish and her forests with game o f all
Mr. Johns bad* been a resident o f San
t t w ; : - ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ’ .™ '
kinds for the supplying'of food, and for ford for a number o f years. In addition
this the people o f Florida should be thank to owning and operating the depot return
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s a a s t i r r S ! “ ■ “ i538f '
Trilby (flinch.............. 7 66m. m , » ?on m
ful,
rant, Mr. Johns owned the opera house
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For the large streams that flow through and valuable real estate in the city and UsveFvT"
a wide expanse o f territory o f the state suburbs. Ha was looked upon ns one of
and furnish means o f navigation and con- the solid business men o f Sanford and
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let the people of
held the respect and esteem o l aU-Nilm
Fioflim W Ynm ikiul.
Branch IrnTrii daily except Sumlny
knew him.
iy; ochen daily,
A dally express pouch received itum
TamtV«t
Tlie people o f this state should be thank
Ífoíti Tam
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Mr. Johns was also well known in other 11 D9 ft, Ol.
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ful, too, for the Inrge appropriations made sections o f Florida, having large property
(Win»««.
H. C. Maiiim. A m i IWtiuMUrt
by tho National Government for the deep interests at Lakeland and Tampa.
ening o f Its harbors and rivers and other
He was married about one year ago to
T o V o te r s o r Sanford
Improvements o f the coast and channels. Miss Gray o f Kentucky, who survives him.
A t the earnest solicitation of friends
For the wonderful health o f the people A son and daughter, the children by his
and property owners we have allowed our
in all sections o f the state, and the low
former wife, are left to mourn tho loss of names to be placed before tlie voters of
death percentage is a cause for thankful
loving parent.
Snnford for Aldermen at the coining elec
ness.
Being identified with so tnapy business tion. December 7th.
The am azing developments in . fruit interests makes tlie loss o f Njr. Johns fell
W. N. L crn rt
growing and trucking in tlie southern por most keenly by the people o f Sanford.
M. W. I joveli,
tion o f the state. Is a matter for which
I
F. L. W^yOkiiir.
W on derfu l Invention
thanks should be given.'
Hr-W, Woodi who occupies tho chnlr of
* For tlie big railway.system s and steam
A little money now nod u 1»trie now nmi
ship Hues that are lending their aid in experimental physics nt Johns Hnpkin* then is the w ay to buy celery lurid. See
tills development, let the people of Floridu university, has worked out a mercury tel M. M. Smith for pnrticuhifs.
escope by which it is hoped tiiat life, if it
be thankfuL
Another condition for which the people exists, m ay be seen on tlie planet Mars.
Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any
o f tlie state should be thankful is the op Prof. Wood lias reported ids discovery to
thing
you wafit in hand plows, fertilizer
portunity for the education o f children a f the National Academ y o f Science. He
distributors, etc.. Hurry J. Wilson.
declines
to
make
any
definite
statement
forded by tho excellent system o f public
schools established in tlie state. A n d .for as to the future possibility o f the Instrutlie splendid institutionsofhigherlearning inent. It is possible, however, he said,
tiiat a mirror fifteen or twenty feet in d i
Florida should give thanks.
ameter,
mounted on Uie tropics at the bot
AT
; Summing up tlie advantagcsenjoypdby
tlie residents o f Florida, one wonders if tom o f ^ deep pit, might ennble people to
there Is a more favored people on earth, observe details on Mars and the other
and if any otiicrs have more cause for the pladels which cannot be seen with smaller
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giving o ( thanks at this annual thanks Instruments.
BÖYS“DOING M il
In
T he H r« a id hns said that none but live,
energetic men o f unquestioned integrity
ought to be elected to govern n city like
Snnford. Just now, In the first (lush'of
its elevation to a city o f greater propor
tions nnd o f greater influence in d ie world
commercially; just now, when a step In
the wrong direction m ay result disastrous
ly for its future, it is most important to bc* ^ c t men o f liberal views, and men who
have been tried nnd known to take great
< interest in municipal affairs and who will
labor zealously for the advancement o f
d ie city.
A ll Interest at present seems to center
In the m ayoralty contest, and the importa nee 'o f electing n bonrd o f Aldermen
who will g iv e the very best service to the
city and work for its good w elfare,4 » lost
■ sight of. The Mayor is an cxecuthre-offr»
cer nnd can only enforce the laws Hint city, except tiiat the ‘ gauge uf measurem a y from Ume to time be enacted b y the ment for a city’s triumph is more mnterial
Council; therefore, it appears that the' than moral.
But o f both material and moral accom
Council is the . all important body to be
considered, and it is the greatest desire plishments Sanford lufa been blessed
o f T he H erald, representing a l l the peo beyond the measure meted to other cities,
reason -for the bestowal is that
ple as It does, that the very best men bo
•elected for tills office at Uie election De Snnford lias helped Itself. The day of
miraculous dispensations («lo n g s not to
cember seventh.
tills
time. No city has been mude great
. There Is quite a galaxy o f aspirants an
nounced for council. Those form ally an by Providence. It has been said some
nounced ¿n tills paper are 0. R. Calhoun, time prior to the birth o f T iie H erald as
W. II; Hand and Hnnry P. Driver, and our a newspaper th'nt Cod made the country,
Information Is that W. N. Leftier, M. W. but man made the country roads. Tiiat
L qyc IL F . P . Woodruff nnd M. F. Robinson was but.a liberal—paraphrasing o f the
arc nlsO aspirants fur the office. These proverb previously referred to.
To emphasize the idea suggested by
pro nil good men and among thorn the
voter should.
should l)c able
to select three tills season o f thanksgiving ns concerns
who wHrgiVe to Sanford all thrit tiic San our city, we need but one illustration.
Only a short period agone, Sanford ns n
ford-loving people desire.
It is unfortunate for any city like Snn- commercial mart was in n deplorable
Following the memorable
_ ford. Just on the threshold o f great achieve condition.
ments In the line o f progress that faction- freeze o f 1804-05 when all the citrus
pi differences should be agitated . to the groves were destroyed, the town fell into
detriment o f its material- growth, nnd we a tor pot und for years its people were
trust each nnd every voter w ill well con impassive to their surround logs* the hand
sider the importance o f selecting good and some large business blocks were vacated,
- reliable men for niemtiers o f the city people moved a w ay and commodious
council irrespective, o f partisan member residences were uninhnblted. But this
apathy could no( Continue when once the
ship or factional differences.
Forrest Lake, this "present incumbent o f energetic a n d -am bitious men o f tlie city giving season.
the office o f Mayort is a sincere and en were aroused 'to their opportunities. The
THE HERALD OIVES THANKS TO Rthusiast^ friend of Snnford and his ad- splendid system o f sub-irTigation and
That
Joyous exhilaration— the supreme
dralnagerln
connection
with
our
famed
iniplsiration the pnst year has l>ccri
fraught with progress and upbuilding. Ho artesinn wells, was Inaugurated and the luippincss of L ife, a life that means
has given much time to the nlfnlrs o f the city at once leaped into a prominence T ruth.
That mnrvelous growth from its find
city (possibly more flin c than any other that com pletely surpassed its former
issue on August 22d, since which lime
citizen or number o f citizcn s(. Being greatness.
This city through its energy and busi the growth nnd progress— hand in h n n d thoroughly a live to tlio city's needs it«
ness
ambition, has spent thousands to have continued to remain marvelous nnd
lias labored In and out o f season for i|s
future advancement, nnd under his regime improve the general- condition nrid w el self-sufficient to the public and the man
m any improvemonts have been Inaugu fare, with the result tiint Sanford to-dny agement.
That earnestness nnd sincerity o f pur
rated. and it 1s tlie mutation o f Mayor is recognized ‘as one o f tlie liveliest and
pose
o f good, which it lias ever shown
Luke and his legion o f friends— admirers best business towns o f the State. The
and
to
which It is bound by tiint factor—
effort
wus
made
and
tlie
means
were
ju id henchmen— that lie J»d_|»crmittcd to
retain the ofllco~untlT iKesc most desir supplied" b y our" Sanrord-Ioving people. upright, ciean jou rn a lism .----- * * —
Its faults. For like the man of genius,
To-dny there are no vacant business
able Improvements be completed.
Mr. E, E. Brady is a. contestant for-the rooms or unoccupied dw elling houses, and the business man o f success and the vie
tor. in battles, it lia s only but profited and
office o f Mayor, and if it should l>e file tho constant cry Is for more.
The one illustration is sufficient. In grown by a true cognizance o f its errors
w lij o f tire voters to niuko him the head
stances
might be multiplied without gained thereby.
o f the municipal government for the com
To subscribers, who have been many
ing year, no calam ity will have resulted strengthening the proposition nnd for nil
therefrom. H e is honest In his beliefs o f these Is Snnford. the "Celery, thnnkful. nnd continued on the increase.
Its advertisers, who curly recognized a
i f it be proper for us to render thanks
as laid down In Ids platform, published
elsewhere in this |iapcr nnd .is thorough for one thing above another, then let it good tiling when they saw it.
be for the energy and tlie character of • Those friends who have been true and
ly in line with pro£rcsslvcncss,
T he H ekalu lias no nxu to grind, but the business community; for the spirit encouraging. T he H erald showed early
will ever strive for ‘tlie election o f men tiiat aits not down and waits for fate to that sneers nnd inucndocs, both overt
who are known for their Sanford-loving strike; for tlie determination to carve a and covert, shrugs o f shoulders implying
disc o f destiny and cleave a cloud from failure, and harsh words o f condemnation
qualities ns against nil others.
and injustice dould not m ilitate against
—isdiaos.
It nor swerve it from its (Hirpose.
For
this
let
us
all
be
thankful.
"In
W e wish to call the attention o f our
The delight that the future looks ever
Sanford
life
Is
worth
livin
g."
readers to the articles on pngu 10 under
so
bright and full o f sunshine six days of
tlie caption o f T l i e Voice o f tho People.1
every
week.
The
day
o
f
the
cheap
party
newspaper
due is upon the establishment o f a crate
The knowledge that tlie work o f those
factory nnd tlie m h a t-U -fam Urn two of- urgan__is over—.the one, that ■rises no
Henry Dehne upon tile subject of Bcnnudn higher in discussion o f public questions
onions.
Both articles deserve special than a lying, mangling, misrepresentation
mention and should tie read by everyone. o f facts and figures. That prostitutes its
news uolunfn4T"by editing iu, or out, such
ns suits, or does not suit, his purpose
The Orlando Sentinel and the ReporterThe most common fault and deception is
Stnr hove decided to quit scrapping. Edthe Interlopers in what would otherwise
- itor Ferris remarks tiiat the trace saved
be simply a news statement o f an event
him from "tearin g a hole in the mantle
or happening, or some biased phrase that
o f charity and exposing a bit o f incon
changes the sense entirely. The kind
sistency."
that descend to personal villi flea lion,
Better weur nn overcoat or see the
without any sort o f truth as a foundation,
tailor.
have already tied tombstones ordered for
them. Tlie ones that print apologetic
. .. _A gentlem an in the North wrote a letter
screeds In defense o f political looters and
to T he H erald this week, requesting the
thieving corporations when caught and
name o i tlie best hotel in Sanford. W e
exposed in some disreputable act. They
referred him to tho columns o f T he H er
m ay fool themselves with tlie idea that
ald . I f he cun find any there he w ill
the public generally does not see and
probably w rite to them.
know tbelr subserviency, and the itching
palm held nt tlie back to receive the
L ake Monroe is appealing to the tourist price o f their self-respect. But it does all
- this year as n e w before and boating nnd lie same.
flailing Is becoming ¿he order o f the day.
Our beautiful lake nnd fi vers edn offer the
-Fete Day for Sanford.«))9Uld.be. Agitat
gfuatcbi Inducement to tin> fl|xirismen.
ing the-minds o f the (x&ple these days.
W ith the m any advantages enjoyed by
T he S a n i <htn H erald lies completed the Sanford this season w e should by all
.first, three jjumliu of jta existence,
m eans Luke mu -Ii an uccualun ua a etc
-
employed by T iie Herald tins stood fur
co-operation,-sincere interest and devo
tion to the progress of each issue.
That well recognized factor that T he
Herald has come to stay and that each
Issue is eagerly sought and read.
Its great success as a newspaper.
Turkey in Am erica was annihilated
Thursday, bpt Turkey in Europe w ill con
llnuc to gobble.
________ _____
Trade
Ripe S tr a w b e rr ie s and T o m a to e s
R. H. Whither tried tomatoes in Sanford
soil tills season more as jJ i experiment to
ic e iflh c y could be* rajsdd uFlhls Henson
of tlie year. He liusTi number at Ills office
nnd they are good to the eye und palate.
He also has several acres in strawberries
and tills week brought in some ripe ones
from his place. This croptriU soon become
popular with Sanford growers, (here being
about thirty acres in berries tills season.
There Is no lim it to the variety o f fruits
nnd vegetables raised in this section
Inducements
D. L. THRASHER’S
Furnishing
Store
N ew Laundry S ta rte d
Tlie Snnford HiindTjtiutidry, under the
management, o f Mrs. K. R. Marshall, lins
started operations In tiie building adjoin
ing the Lefiler block. Now machienry lias
been Installed und they are prepared to
handle the foundry trade o f tlie city and
guarantee satisfaction in every respect.
Mr. sod Mrs. Marshall -have n thorough
knowledge o f the business and will give
nil work their personal attention.
—
A t th e Dairy K itch en
May be found the most luscious oysters,
fresh every day any served tn any style.
Also steaks, chops, eggs, sausage and
other quick lunch products. Everything
first-class. A t Billie Hand's place.
W inner W ashin g M ach ines
A few more o f these still left, sold slrictl y
on guontee. If they do not do what we
ofoto>, money Is refunded. Hai i y J.W iiflon
nsstONia -, _
Seni. o » i Ba o s * Ca
ì w t Cl.QTf.t 3 K »« I»X
Th rice a-W cek W orld
a*«.Tin(Mt« Mm von*
More alert, more thorough and more
N O W IN T H E H O U S E :
fearless than ever. A President o f tiie
United States wilt be sleeted this year.
A complete line of Men’s Snnppy.
Who is he and who is the man whom lie
Up-to-date Suits, in fill die
will beatf Nobody yet knows, but the
leading Shades and Patterns
Thrice-a-Week edition o f the N ew Yprk
World will tell you every s te p and every
detail of what promises to be a campaign
o f the most obaorbing interest. It m ay
not tell you what you hope, but It will tell Beside? an elegant line of
you what la Tl»e Thrice-a-Week World
Pants, Suits. Especiai attention
long ago established a character for im
__is called to our Strong nnd com
partiality and fesriessnesi In the publica
plete line M Men’s Furnish
tion o f news, and tills it will maintain.
in gs,
Shoes and Hats
I f You want-the news as it really is, subK ribe to the Thrice-a-Week edition o f tho
G
ive
us
a
coll.
W e can fit you from fo d
New York World, which conies to you e v .
rry other day except Sunday, and Is thus
to foot and w e guarantee to [»tease.
practlaiUy a daily at the price of a weekly.
Yours for honest values.
The Thrice-a-Week World's regular sub-
From $15.00 to $30.00^
It is impossible not to admire the ero
ter prise and talent displayed b y some o f
the advertisers in T he litptALp. That they
understand their business goes without
saying. No art has advanced more rapid
ly in tha fast tw enty years than that of
letting the customers know «what Is in
tiie stores, and what Its adaptabilities are
for Ids uses. The Am erican leads the
° ‘lly , l V ? * car* «nd
world in this Important branch of busi
«1» for 130 papers. ' W a offer -«his
ness.' A comparison o f leading Europeaa
.n1f w,r pef “ nd Th* Sanford
and American journals easily establishes Herald toge'Jicr for one year for $1 50
ip e r e SU ^ 2IUb*criptlon price o f the two
the fa c t The Am erican advertiser .preoenta his matter with for'moro cJearrtesa,
I
Just name your wants, and i f wa I am again naklng for OLD SHUESvariety and fullness o f detailkTjian the
w ill g iv e what they nre worth
English. He is more liberal in tlio» use of haven’t It will get it for you. Call and bn
9
space, and of pictorial and other ambei- convinced. Sanford Grocery Company,__ '
day to induce the visitors to come hence llshmenu. The trade o f our tnochants
Furniture to rent by the month or
and
manufacturers accordingly
and visit the Celery City.
Sanford l urnituro Q x
C u ; 3rd S l and Sanford A * -
ifttii ¿ -f*.
r. ‘
-Old Shoos Wanted j
ai/USg, , 7. ftft 10jl AND**
A. EAlrvIn’s Shoe 8n®?'
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November M
THE
IN SANFORD CHURCHES
City Worship Tomorrow.
CHURCH EVENTS
O f, Interest to Those
Religiously In
cllned—Subjects of D iscourses
for the Sabbath.
TW PmiU
» *
lk« Ckwtbe in
Ci«y ••• F-vnrdr
tfJ |a W il| or Mnd their Announcement* and
¡JJJJcUldl M«WI II> iM* o * «
‘* * M"
Mt*f <*>•• Tk»r*d«y
rirst Methodist
Btv D. B. Sweet. paitor: church, corner Perk
nuesnd Fifth »ireet: person«*«, corner Mae
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phono
la* marola«
«ervfc«
el mII:r n evening
ser* 1er.
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•
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M f/'Scndiy ¿h od. 9:45 e . nv: Jno. K. MelUa|cf. Supt. Fpworth League. 3:00 Sunday even
la*.
Next Sunday morning w ill be observed
u Children'« Day. the entire
hour
being devoted to the
young people.
The music will be furnished by the differ
ent daises of the Sunday school. The
pumr will preach a sermon especially for
the young, the subject being. ‘ T h e Gospel
tiTS Nutshell." A t the .beginning o f the
w morning service we w ill have the baptism
0f infants. Let those who have children
* to baptise present them promptly nt 11:00
o'clock. The offering for the day, both In
the Sunday school and the regular services
will go to the cause o f needy Sunday
. schools.
| The Sunday school meets at the usual
hour, 0:45 a.m., and the Epworth League
devotional meeting w ill be held at 3 p. in.
The evening service begins at 7 p. m.
Congregational singing and a warm w el
come to every one.
Dro. L). 0. Sweat has done a fine work
at Sanford and 1» d osing • his third year
ax pastnr there. Bro. Sweat w ill report
everything in full and is much loved by
all of the community, both in and out of
the church.— Florida Christian Advocate.
;
Presbyterian
8u1. J. F. McKInnkm. paitor: morning cervice.
Il: evening
»venini cervice, 7:00; Sabòath dimoi, 0:30 a.
.4
ry tic
MeLaultn, Sopr.: prnyrr meeting W»dm.: Henry
'
neàf«r. 1 :00I p. m.
The pastor w ill preach morning nnd
evening, as usual. 'AU lnvited.
->
After preaching at the Thanksgiving
service Thursday morning. Rev. J. F. McKlnnlon left on the afternoon train for
Oakland, to conduct a Thanksgiving ser
vice nt the Presbyterian church -there at
7 p. nt.
r ir s t BapUat
serv
■gtaMBBliji y mannmxae
Ice, Ihrvrnlng •rrvk r, 7:40; Sad ■olii och
hoof.
oul 0 es
K. K Murrell, Mint : prayer meetingevery
ay,J:O0p. m.i T. W. A. nr*t Fritlny, 3p,
m; Y. M.S. lurtrlday, 3p. m.
P agro
MONEY INLM RLY CELERY
Early
Devout Of the Celery
SANFORD h e r a l d
Shipments Bring Best
To TbéCroW er
Prices
U R R E Li- &
Last year the truth 'o f the statement
that mpre money was made in earlycelery
than late was clearly demonstrated. Not
only should the growers endeavor to start
their seed beds early And plant the celery
early for the first piarkets, but this would
make a longer season and mean several
months longer in mnrketlng the crop, thus
obviating the necessity o f flooding the
market nt one time. J. N. Whitncr has
contended that the growers could renllze
greater profits by earlier planting and |hc
N ew York Packer in the following article
beanrout the contention:
Celery dealers are preparing for a rush
ing trade next week to meet the Thanks
givin g demand. The trnde is more cut up
in New York city today than It ever was
before. Formerly there were four exclu
sive celery dealers who frond led the hulk
o f all the celery sold and they had a very
nice tiling o f it. Nearly all of these people
nre how confronted with competition by
men who have learned the trade under
them, nnd there Is celery offered on nearly
every com e* -
t
Congregational
FLORIDA VEGETABLES ACTIVE
___. ,,
pastor: Sunday morning
j*r»lc*.U: evrnlng servir*. 7:30; inayrr meeting
Wedneeday. 7:00it. to.; SoUmiOi acl>«g. IO a. m. N cw Y o r k and Philadelphia Have Good
J. C Lottnlnger, Superintendent.
,
Trad e In This Line .
(New York JNtchcri
Catholic
. N ew Yurk. N av. 21— Receipts uf Flurulu
ft11- ractoti Beevly a every »econd and
luurto Sunday; early moaa. 7 a. in.; nuua amt aer- orange« and grupefruit continued heavy
»«,.1 0 a. nt : bunday achool, U a. ro ; veapen. 3
Present to thé Investor the Best Opportune
_
ties in Florida . ' _ Unimproved celery lunds. flowing wells guaranteed,
$25.00 to $200.00 per acre
Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop. $500,00 to $100000
per acre.
■ , Cjty Property, improved nnd unimproved. 303.000 acres timber land, with finest site In
Florida for crate factory.
Others tell you what can be done. MURRELL &.* MIMSUEW nre practical farmers os
well as real estate brokers, and nre here to show you what has been nnd can be done.
M U RRELL & MINSHEW
A N H R F W
I fk H M Q H M
a U W
• -
W.
HAMMOND
ARCHITECT
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C a p it a l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and
Courtesy.
Pays 4 P u r C u nt, inturuut, Compounded Quarterly,
on Savings Deposits, nnd
In s u r e s
D e p o s i t s
from any and all causes,
its customers nothing
A g a i n s t -
L o s s
This additional protection costs
New Accounts Solicited
M. M. SMITH.
President
Vlcw-Presldent
C. S. DERRY,
Cashier
HAND BROTHERS
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LIV ER Y , F E E D andSALE STABLES
Marntss and Bucglaa -
Blaohamlthlng and Horaaahaalna
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
AUTOMOBILE8 FOR LIV ERY USE
■
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
G.
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People’s Bank of Sanford
a Specially
t
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P ope Contracting C om pan y ;:
om ce wltn;Muireii tk Mtnsnew “
lin i Hotel Block
TONSORIAL
High-Grade Housc'Building a Specia Ity
PARLORS
DEALERS IN
J. L. CARRUTHERS
Builders' SuppliesrlnteriaTclieirSund'
Hot soil Cold Bs Um .
this week, but there wns not nny' great SANFORD
0« w
FLORIDA
First Sunday in Advent.
clronge in prices, although nn cosier feel
Sunday school, 9 n. m.
Mass and ser Ing was felt on the street. Oranges
mon 10 a. in.
ranged from 51.50 up to $2.50, with nn
(Mxnsionnl real fancy Indian River selling
—
Cress episcopal
up to $3. * Grapefruit sold from 52.50 to
flunm, rector; A. D. Key. senior war¿ ^ a y morning servie*. It: evening »ervice, 53.50 on the street. Tlte low prices rul
. WAath ached; » 43«. in.; B. F.Vhftner ing in Florida oranges and grapefruit now
. Prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening.
can be attributed principally to (he heavy
accumulations on this market. Prices A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention
TO FAIR PRIZE WINNERS
were high a few weeks ago and shipping
ami Be«l Efforts
m i __encouraged,, .wit h—ths-results—tiro t
‘Pirone 230
— Cw« n * * t e i and D ip lo m a » H ave Been
there were very heavy shipments o f green Opposite City Hall
Sent to Talr C o m m issio n er
fruit. This fruit sold through the auction
To tiro Prize and Diploma Winners, Florida houses and the buyers shoved them into
FR E SH
State Fain
the warm rooms.
Owing to the fact that the fa ir associa . Lettuce from Florida was in good de-^
tion Is not In possession o f the postoffice mand and in light receipt. In fuel all
addresses o f many o f those who were Florida vegetables were wanted and were
•warded cash premiums or diplomas at not plentiful. Lettuce sold at high prices,
AND
t^e ln»t state fair, it has been deemed ad- the best offerings at 53 to 54.50 a box.
t0 Mrwi premium certificates and Peas were another item that met a good
‘ piuma« for your county to y o u tfeir oont- outlet, but there were not enough to go
* • “ •kmer, with instructions to mail some around. Nice fine green peas brought
t° You Immediately. It you do not hear 54.50, eggplants S3, peppers 52, green
ntni him, you m ay obtain your certifica tea beans 51.80 to |2, w ax beans 12 to
* uipkuaus by oalling upon him. I f hats 52.28. and romalne $1.50 to 52.
j ; I ." A N D E R S O N 'S
ttwtble to supply you, kindly send your
Philadelphia. Nov. 21.— Florida fruit»
n«me and «ld te s s to W. F . Stovall, secre- and vegetables were In good demand this
T * »p a , Florida, and your certificate week, lettuce bringing 54 to 54.50.beans
ptonut w ill be im m ediately forwarded 52 to 52.50, peas 53 to 5 3 .5 0 ,okra 52.50
t o y u u , _________
to 53, cukes 53.50 to . 54. and eggplants
JEW ELER
53.50 to 54. A few dealers who bought
Band Concert
Florida lettuce In N ew Yprk brought It
over bere ana made money on I t
C . H. D IN G E E
Alpha Cement, Acm e Pluster
t
Plans, Estimates, and nil Informu(ion relative to Building
Plumbing and
G as Fitting
S
.
R E A L E S T A T E BRO KERS
This has cut up the trnde badly so that
A T T O R N E Y-A T -LA W
there is not as much money in it as for
Practice« InState andFederal Court«.
merly.
. C. T. Building. *
’ The N ew York celery will last about a M
Phone 248
month longer. The bbtk o f the choice is in
the hajtds o f two or three dealers and that
TH O M AS EMrçÊÿ W ILSON
which Ib to come in the future will not be
A TTO RN EY AND COUNSELLOR
firBt-class. It Is a little strnngc that Flor
A T -L A W
r
ida growers do not come to the front ns
soon as the Now York state stock is out of Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
- Florida
the wny.
Heretofore. Florida growers
Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake
seemed to have been afraid of the Cali
fornia deal and trove held back. ’ It is the
history o f the trade that the early Florida
. G E O . A. D cCO TTES
celery, whlclt looks better thatrthc CnllfurA TTO R N E Y and COUNSELLOR at L A W
nin Btttck, brings good money. Last year
the Florida growers came to the market
Practice in Stnte and Federal Courts
earlier than before and reaped rich profits.
Welborn Block
Sanford, Flo
I f they will do the same this year there in
no reason why they should not be strong
competitors of the California stock. For
W A LTE R D. BELL
some reason tiro trojle here will pay a bet
A ttorney - at -L a W
ter price for Florida celery than they will
■for California.
c
Alatrscti Ei «mirini and Title« Perfected
Last year New York had 2 5 m 30 cars
Room 21 Pico Blich, Sanford, Florida,
for this trade. The western markets arc
n better position to lake tiro California
product than New York and that is why
DR. R. M. MASON •
the supply o f this season was light, besides
DENTIST
" ‘
.
there is plenty o f state stock around which
will fill the requirements of tlte trude. Welborn Block
Phone 19
Prices tills week ranged 25<>t30c. It looks
Sanford. Florida
as if the Crtlifornln iwople would make
some money on the deni this year. They
are asking 30c a dozen on the coast and
'A . C H A R T
an offer of 25 for a lot wns refused. Many
of the growers have found they can make S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N
Leveling and Cruaa-Sectionlng for Drainage
more money by growing augur beeta and
The su|>erintendent and teachers o f the
Baptfsl Sunday school would be glad to
see more parents present next Sunday n good many of them hove dropped celery.
rooming. Come and bring the children The sugar beets have already been liarwith you.
vested, while Ute celery is not yet dug.
The weekly pruyer m eeting was well These two inducements will net to cut
■(tended Wednesday. Mr. K. R. Murrell down the celery acreage from California
was leader for the evening, taking for his next year unless the growers make good f
subject “The EfHcacy o f Prayer.”
nuittuv lliig
IV I I N SH EW
M EATS
G R O C E R IE S
ClieerÌiilly Furnished
Phono 69
Consult Us
Office with Murrell A Minshew
Pico Hotel Block. Sanford, Fla.
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FIR ST NATIONAL BANK
O F SANFORD, F L A .
F. H. RAND, President «
P. F. FORSTER, C .«tiler
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Only National Bank In Orange County
Funda Protected by Burglary^ tnsurano* .
S a f e t y D e p o s it B s x a s f o r R a n t
O R O A N IZ E D
1887
Henry McLaulin
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be<lnn<n« at < o'clock.
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.Layra Mowers
MY S P E C IA L T IE S :
Special prices to reduce slock. If you
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T a good mower at a low price, now Is
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C « h*œ * S Urlici Silver
the time to buy. Also good stock of
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A Da. i. ‘*~^**«rcti ............. Edward J. DeUno ■cythea,' grass books and lawn rakes.
Kogeii' Pkled Were
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Samples o f engraved visiting cards
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^lnc to buy •your sub-lrri- Invitations In the la test‘ and beat styles
A L L GOODS G U A R A N T E E D
m ay be seen at The HerakLoOce.
E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a
Finest Five Cent Cigar
O a the Market
L. R. Phillips’ Drug Store
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Sub-Irrigated Land is
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Flow ing W e lls Guaranteed
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Paym ents
and Balance on Easy T er ms
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ALL AROUND FLORIDA
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The General News of "The Land
of Flow ers"
CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS
from the cocoons, and conduct the busi
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tlvc country, but with the more advanced
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methods which A m erican machinery and
new world ideas have brought ninnit.
Prom The Herald's Special Correspondent
. By W ireless Telephone
On and after the first o f January the
Buck Sw eezy has opened n crnp-sliootP. and O. steamships w ill make landing^
lit St. Petersburg on their trips to and Ing parlor ov6r Gil Spooner's one-chair
barber shop.
from Cuba,
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A shooting uffa ir occurred in the grand
An E p ito m e o r th e W e e k 's M o t t Im- jury room nt Quincy, Nov. 21, in which
Thomas R. Smith was killed, (X'YTSmfth.
u ----- portnnt Happenings h r the
Ids fattier, and Dr. Robert Munroe seriously
S ta t e 's Domnin.
The supremo court o f Florida has hand* wounded. A n old dispute between the
cd down a decision in the case o f the City I«orties Is supposed to tin ve been the cause
o f Tnmpa against the waterworks compa* o f the shooting.
Old Bill Slushcr is going to set his
nephew, Jim Chcezuin, up In business, in
n two-buggy livery stable.
The Noble Daughters o f Senegnmbia
w ill give n progressive crap-shooting so
cial Thursday night at Mose Jenkins'
three-room cottage on Blackville boulc-
Mrs.-Eddie Moon‘ 0 f Starke corhrhTtled V B it----Si Blizzard's hired girl struck for higher
suicide
Nov. 21, by shooting herself In the
the circuit court for lriul. The court de
cided that a question o f faot enters into head. Ill health was the cause o f the net. wages yesterduy and ids hired man has
the su it and that there has not been tite
A fte r an illness o f several months. Ray agreed to do the fam ily washing for extra
proper procedure to cite the matter in mond D. KnigliJ. for many years one of pay until Si hires another hired girl.
1tyTen dln irtti8_ csM T iticirtir
volved to the higher court. It Is intimated
that the statutes are ample to govern the
case, and that the m atter isnotaltogethtp
one o f constitutionality. It 1s also in ti
mated that if the allegations made In the
bill o f pleading are true, the respondents
m ay lose their franchise.
Tire Southern Bell Telei>hone Company
is having Its wires in Jacksonville placed
Under ground.
The Seaboard Florida limited tourist
trains are to bo put on between New York
and Florida points Junuury 4. Tbs trip
from the Northern metropolis to Jackson1 vllle w ill be made In about tw o hours less
tim e than heretofore.
Eph Billlngtly and Mosu Plunkett have
the moat prominent and progressive busi
ness men o f Jacksonville, died at his resi licet) appointed on a committee to take
up a subscription to buy Preacher Bunker
dence in that-city Saturduy night lust.
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Engineer M'Dermond o f the Atlantic a warm rummage sale overcoat.
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Coast Line, was killed in u collision at
Burnett's Lake crop ln g, near CuTnesville,
Saturd a y-last. The e ngine which ho w n»
driving was struck broadside by another
engine turning M’Dermond's engine over
und pinning him under it.
Judge Orrin S. Farr, a most honored and
respected citizen o f Tampa, died at bis
h om e In that city on Monday last. ,He
was formerly o f Chardon. Ohio, but far the
past fifteen years had made his home In
Tampa.
Mullany, manager o f last season's Jack
Mrs. C. D. Soutcr o f Anthony was so
badly bunted last week b y her dress catch- sonville base ball team, lias been drafted
-^ In f fire that site died a few hours lutcr. by the L ittle Rod team o f the Southern
Site was form erly Miss M innie Montgom League.“
The Clyde end several oilier coastwise
ery, and wns 55 years o f a g e .___________
steamship lines are reported as forming u
Richard Croker, former grand sachem of
pew combine on tlieo rd erof that formerly
Tummuy, is to spend the winter in Florida,
controlled b y Chas. W . Morse.
having come from his landed estate in
Lakeland people are becoming interestv Ireland for that purpose and to see oldIn a project for the establishment o f’ a
tim e friends North and South.
canning factory in that city. Proposi
Contract has been let for the rebuilding tions have been made by parties who un
o f the Pebble Phosphate Company's plant derstand the business and who claim that
at Mulberry, recently destroyed by fire.
a factory at Lakeland wouhj be a paying
The Seaboard A ir l i n e Is to spend In proposition.
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16*HiTBhborilood o f $75,000 Tn Im prove
Stond Up, and Taka Nolle«
ments at Tampa.
Then call at the Sanford Grocery Com
Dr. V . K- Oelglnn, a n ative o f .Harputh. pany and supply your wants. These are
Arm enia, is in Florida prospecting with a bargains, and it w ill pay you to avail
view to introducing llie manufacture of yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing
ML an. a -la rge scale. Everything being pans,- sauce pans, dippers, 13. 23, and 33
satisfactory, the doctor proposes to put cents. Two-lb red kidney beans. 10c; 2out an orchard o f mulberry trees, hatch lb EJberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce,
J core for hundreds o f (Jwusunda of 10c. Only one beautiful set o f China wore
, «p in and dya the silk thread
$20. next week for $17.
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fence hnlnt In it
Jesokus goat.
with riding n Jumping
LOCAL BOYS MAKIMi 0001)
Samantha Butts lias taken A position ns R. J. H olly and W. S. Osborn Oprr
a tln g Florida Newspaper
floor wnlker in A leck Cheezum's new rum
mage sale store.- SnmnutiArs got a hlg
[Dally Ri'imMU nn New». Itiimiluin. dim.|
The local friends of K. J. Hull) mill W.
acquaintance over in Orlando, where she
was assistant manager of a la n d ) counte/ S. Osborn, two former Butler county hoys
who H ied in Oxford, O., the former Imrn
itk an all-night rcstnurnnt.
* Silc Slocum expects to kill ids hogs In Hamilton, will be glad to learn id lie'ir
next week. Several persons have spoken success in Florida. Both , men nfe '^ivn
engaged in ncwsiuiper work in^ianfurd,
fo r theilvers.
Flu. Holly is the m anager of I ni S\ iDeacon Pelig Hosteller's hare* lipped
roBD Herald, a 10-page tie wspaper of gri- it
nlsce, Eliza Jane Finkblncr, from Flat
promise. Osborn is (ha associate edinir.
Rock, is here visiting her cousins. Eliza
The paper has recently cdeb raled its three
Jane lias the superintendency of the
months' birthday und a copy of the jour
! a n d i^ o y (ner in Tom _ Spooner's - barber
nal was received . today by Hamilton
s lio p ."
friends. From a newspaper stand piml
Sam Stump's ram has at ]nstr been de Tu t U cka1-P is good to look upon. It is in
horned, bfct»eotm m ll it had committed competent hands and is bound to have its
mudi devJjuieutrV^Pbaday before It was influence felt in the community where ns
dehorned it butted over Ez Filkins' w ife field o f a ctivity lies.
while she was milking her cow, and when
she gat up it jammed her in the stomach
' L ist o f Unclaim ed Letters
so hard that her digestion has been mudi
Remaining in the Sanford Postoffke nt
impaired ever since.
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close o f week ending Nov. 24, IBOtf*:
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Three loads o f sawlogs passing through
our town for (lie Bean Creek saw mill atJ>0Uhlc Clyde £erviee to-SanfUrtfnamed IlltlCh uttcntlon yesterday. A new
ITitm-t-Untoli. Monday]
sensation of tills sort is getting to be atr • Commend ng today. tlieC lyd e river line
everyday occurrence in this town o f Jute. w ill operate regularly Uie steuiners Fred
Uncle Ezra Simpkins lias pulled the erick tteBarry and the City o f Jackson
thruttie wide open and poped the question ville between this {xilnt and Sanford as
to ^unt Jerusha Hybarger, who's been a the river shipments have increased to such
foriqpi and disconsoU^g w idow'golng on proportions that it has been necessary to
thro« months. Let 'em splice la our senti g iv e this service special attention, and
Mr. B. J. Ford, formerly o í the Brunswick
ments. |
flS T T fc fc r
Matraou, Mrs.
v Slnilvion. Mr* t>al»r
McAIIhmi*. MU* M.
' Wilson. Mis* Amur
RulUntnn. Mis» May Hell
Gentlemen
Amh, Frank
Argo, Fred N.
Uartcll, Hatton
itelieny. G. B.
Berry, John
Daaham, Robert
Flooney, Charley L m
Lonaeon. Odd
Foater, Samuel
llarriaon, Goth
Bate. George
joiner, Jamr* ~ ’
Johiuon. W. IT
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McKemluti, Jamr* tLout*. Giwje
Lout*. Jaruei W
OIL William
Primer, John
Rattles. List»
Reddick, M. K
Spinier, Henry
and Florida Steamboat Company o f Bruns
Scott, Rev. Paul
wick, Ga., lias been appointed traveling
Tbomai, Jamr*.
agent for the Clyde line with headquar
Wrliht. Jamei"
Weal. F.TI.
ters at Jacksonville. He w ill be In charge
Yount. M ----o f tlie soliciting o f trafile for the St. Johns
Ms»on. D. U.
river lin eriin tn ó ok iñ i generally after the
Persona claiming the above will pirn»«
interests o f their river line patrons. Tills
say “ Advertised,” and give date of this
company expects to give the very best
lis t
Chas. F. H askins. I'. M
Aleck Peasly had a {holograph picture possible service, not only passenger, but
w ay freight.
taken the other day on his sorrel mare
Election Proclamation^
and it m ay be printed in the Bungstarter.
Tam pa r a lr
Mayor’s Office, Sanford. Fla*
Ho looks every Inch a inajor-gcneraL
N ovem ber 5, tJOB.
The Fifth Annual State Fair will
Aleck is descended from revolutionary
In aoconlancc-With the Ordinance* oi ^
held at Tampa. February 3 to 27.
slock.
the Q t y o f Sanford, Florida. I hereby con
hold the Fair and to make It bigger and an election to be held on Monday. D«Aunt liqkla Spicer is going to board
cem b er 7th. 1908, at the City Hull, on
l ’ ulmc I to avenue; between First * M4i.
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week. The preacher is to do chores and
ond streets, for the purpose of ejecting a
Florida State Midwinter Fair Association,
Mayor to serve for one year; o Marshal
his w ife is to do the fam ily washing and
held at Tam ps Monday. Insistent de and Collector to serve for one ycarf ■
ironing for pan pay. W e need more
Treasurer and Aaseaaar to serve
lof
mands that have been made upon t h e Clerk.
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Aunt Huidas in this community.
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association that the Fair be not eban- one year; throe Aldermen to serve for
The Jumping Jesokus society hat rented doned; by railroad "and oüier entarnrisel yean,
Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and cki»e
A room
rVWim over
At/nr Peter
Pater Filkins’
Filtri**.»’ undertaking
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Interested in tyinglng visitors and' set- at sundown the same d a y . "
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establishment on BUfkins avenue. They
I hereby appoint T. Keane, 0,"S. Tar ire
tiers to Florida, as w ell as by private citi
initiated Steve Jessup lost night and you
zens throughout t h e , sure, made it d ea r und Geo. Fax. Jr.« as Inspectors o f salu
election, and E^W . D. Dunn as clerk.
could have beard Steve yell a half mile.
to the association that it would not do to
F orrest L ake,
Sieve says getting over a barbed wire declare the next
-the City o f Sanford. Fla.
Uncle L a fe Perkins has quit the Hard
shell church and joined the Ncwlights.
He says he don't believe in ducking con
verts in ice y a t c i in winter weather, es
pecially i f a man is subject to night
sweats, but Deacon Crtm kfcluriaysT a t a
got mad because be was asked to help
raise the preacher's salary $20 a year.
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�ig'Mimmi!
INAND about the city
Mention of
Matters In Brief.
L lt t Ie - M a p P * n ln l& —
personal
items
or
interest
Business
In Sanford •
Is Growing Every Day.
Wade, the tuner, Orlando.
héraut
Don't
Neglect to
Register for the
Municipal election on Dec. 7lh.
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Most-up-to-date line o f candie
city
at Spencer's.
D. A . Caldwell is on a business trip to
Miami this week.
We- clean everything but your con
The Merry W idow sardines, for sale by science. Phone 210.
Spencer's bakery. Phone No. 100.
M. M. Sample and R. P. Gibbons of
Charlotte, N. C., ore in the city for a few
Harry Stmaer. representing the A m eri
days.
can Progress Commission, is in the city.
French dry and steam cleaning. Celery
The famous Fox River Butter for sale
City Laundry.
at W. W. Long's Grocery.
New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits
Every voter must bo registered to vole
for Christmas enkes, at Long’s Grocery.
in the municipal election Dec. 7lh.
• New lot. fancy goods, neckwear, novel
See H. H. H ill for Celery City Blend
ties and ribbons just received at M etCofTec, finest on enrth for 24 cents.
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Fresh Mackerel at 1L H. Hill's grocery.
Get estimates from Pell on house taint
ing.
Go to H. H. Hill for everything
In
grocery line.
| sell the celebrated Mncy wagon.
,y j. Wilson.
For Sale— Cabbage
and
the
Har-
Cauliflower
plants, dox 754.
Ned McGkrn was In Jacksonville this
e i d on business.
Laundry.
^¿frieRim i^C elery City
Phone 2 ft).*
W. B. Buchanan o f Pnola was in tlie
dtygp Wednesday,
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Address 0-, Herald oflice.
rooms.
W. P. Musselwhite o f Orlando was
tbd dty on Wednesday.
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Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies
sod Jams, at Garner A Roberts.
Step into Mrs. G. L, Takash’s lunch room
Bid get a cup o f good cotloe. F ive cents.
tim tm ntm tta
F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. Y ou should
not fail to call and look over this stock before making your
purchase.
M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery
F or R ent— T wo nice furnished rooms land. Sold on easv terms.
twiunary of the Floating Sm all Talk for rent. See James Harris.
Exceptional values in table linen and
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Succinctly Arranged for Hur
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Judge J. D. Boggs, o f Orlando, wns in napkins at Mettinger’s.
ried Herald Readers.
M. 0. Overstreet, o f Orlando, wns in the
the city yesterday.
city several hours on Tuesday.
J ìx ce pilotini .yu! lj
Electn Brand Ten and Spices.
4"■fri’ <■V v
Q U R
G am er & Roberts.
napkins at Mettinger's.
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Still the cry is for more houses.
Conwa Christmas
Tbe Children's Annual Feast,
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W O O L D R E S S G O O D S — W e have all the
trim m in g »to match,
Long's Preserves in glasses, ñ n e s t on
market.
O ías . E vans .
G I N G H A M S — Full Line.
new
things and
Just the things for children’s school
Chas. Evans.
H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel
and toe, sold under a guarantee
F. P, C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes
O U R S T O C K was never in
■ n ow jm botlr price and
serve you
TINGER 8.
Faultless white cherries, Lim a Beans
and succotash, at Garner & Roberts'.
Oysters, fresh all the time and. served
in all styles at The Dairy Kitchen, In Blllio
Best Elgin creamery butter at 35 cents Hand's place.
per pound, at Sanford Grocery C o m p « * L R u g s , front 75 cedis up. E. A . Hefllcld
Dr. and. Mrs. O. P. Likins opW )rtam U4
were in the city Thursday in their touring
The Royal Taylors Brand o f Clothing
car.
cans perfection. Sec samples at D. A.
T he Pope Contracting Company will fur Caldwell &. Son's,
nish your plans free of cost when they do
Chus. P. Dow, representing the Overyour work.
stretil ' Crate Co., culled ujion the locai
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ritchie left trade tips week.
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Thursday fur Orlando, amid a shower uf
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Hum sundwicn, 5 cents; Mrs. Tukash's
rice.
I n idi rimili, opponiti me depot,
Call at S|>eiicer'sand sec the good tilings
('ari Tubaci!, Guarnì: intingici low and
to cut.
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iloti N ikon le u im o d
N. P. Y o w ell & C o m p
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I. C. HUGHES
CONTRACTOR
and
B U I L D E R
Ing* even in g lu m i a
Mrs. W, E- Tucker and daughter, Miss lew days' visu tu l'uiii|m,
f p g u ^ s tor 0I1C dollar. Gertrude, art- Visiting Kir. und Mis. H. L.
Furnished umili n.r ti ni. Cim J lucalmn;
-Ohas .-E ya h s .— TVClt.
ui,ly two tlulluib pci wees ii tuaen nloncc.
Max 7.apf, a prominent business man
Oysters served in every style at the Can m Herald ulilce.
of Miami wus in tlie city Wednesday. .
Pico restaurant.
if it’s printing yon want, send it to T he
Dr. Mason and fam ily will in the future
Hoald oflice. First-class work guaran resale ill the Speer house, corner Ouk a v
enue and Seventh street.'
teed.
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Some people seem to think Florida is
1 New lot, fancy goods, neckwear, novelthsaod ribbons Just received a lM e t - slow. Let them try Garner & Huberts
with an order. Phone 31).
Tiscrx’s.
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Judge S irin gfellu w did n hind oflice
business in m arriuge iiccn.-u.-s uus week,'
issuing three ill one duy.
l a the line display uf Japanese ware,
at tlie Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line
ever sliuwn in Sanford.
N. 0. Gurucr, the-populur young grocery
High grude Cigars and Tobacco. Smok man spent Ids Thanksgiving ut Dade Cay
ing and chewing. Most complete line in die guest of friends nnd relatives.
Sons.
tlie city.
Ciias. Evans, •
Have W. G. liummund make your plans
W. H. Hand and Col. Andrew Johntog
Sportsmen o f Sanford had great hunt- for your new bouse, ptllce with Murrell
transacted business in Orlundo W ed fest Thanksgiving day and tlie .woods nnd A Miusluiw, Pico Hotel block.
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fields hereabouts were tlmmged with them
-Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers,
None but first-class labor employed and nil contracts guaranteed to be in accordance
Send your shirts, collars ond cuds to the all day.
mangoes nnd sour pickles in bulk.
with plans and specifications
- Celery City Strum Laundry and they will
Sec Pell for- paper hanging. New fall
Ciias. Evans.
urn
do
Business ffa
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In. Business to
T h ose W ho Need M y S ervic es
look as new.
patterns just in.
Dried Sait Shoulders at 12 h cents found
P o s t o n ic o B o x 1 71
WVJ. Conoly of Conway, a prominent
L. F. Wulscmann, field correspondent o f ut H. H. Hill's grocery.
turpentine operator wns in the city on (he New York Packer, is in tlie city and
M. P. Lipc is engaged in driving a four
Tuesday.
will give Sanford and vicinity Ilia atten inch well at tlie Crystal Ice Fuctory. Tills
Major's China Cement for mending tion this week.
well will furnish die water fur tlie manu
11 you want a (irst-class tnllor-made
wit far $12.1)8, call at D. A. Caldwell &
Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty
broken china and glassware. A t Sanford
SIB Art Squares for S I5, size 11x12. E.
Furniture Co.
A. llelllcld Co.
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F. T. (iridium representing the TiinesMayor Lake returned Thursday from
Union was in the city W ednesday on Sautingo, Cuba, where lie inis been for the
twsiness.
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Finest imported souvenir china, descrip factory nnd other vuluuble property in
tive uf Sanford, at the Sanford Furniture Santiago.
fuuu
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A nA. ftC
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TO for furniture nnd piano
facture ut ice.
Fall planting is uppronclung. M. M.
Smith will sell you land on easy terms.
iced tea; just the tiling this hot weather
Mrs. Takash's lundi room, up|Kisite de|*>t.
The commission men are Hocking to
Sanford und our city will become die
uieccu for vegetable buyers Iroin now un
til the end ol die scusoii.
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Mr. and Mrs.'S. S. Grlflin and Mr. and moving.
T o r an up-to-date tailor-made suit, sec
Mrs. Josiah Ferris, of Orlnndo, were .visit
T he Pope Contracting Company is in u
ors to the city yesterday.
D. A . Caldwell & Suns.
position lo give you the closest figure on
T. E. Drew, the popular clerk at tlie San uiiy class ol building. None but tue best
0 w. McKay Robeson, representing the
-ladden A Bates Pinno Co^- o f - Jnckson^ ford House, stole n m a r c h on his-m aiiy inccimnics cmptuyed.— Otticc w itti MurreIt
friends while on his vacation and married &. Mmsliew, Pico Hotel block.
vilie was in the city on Tuesday.
Delicious Ice cream, liie best made, at Miss McT’eer at Hendersonville, S. C. Mr.
¿Id A rt Squares lor $15. size 11x12. E.
Mrs. G. L Takash's lunch room, opposite and Mrs. Drew will reside ut the Sunford A. Heltield Co.
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Pico Hotel and tlie dep ot
Garner A Huberts will huve in u fine
Cream Puffs at Spencer's bakery every hue ol lugli grude CoiifocHonery, nuts uuu
E. T. Woodruff is making extensive imXmas goods on December 1st.
provements on his -property at tlie corner Saturday.
of Palmetto avenue and Third street.
The Sanford and Everglades railw ay is
Miss Leonu Estelle Tliipgen o f Greenmaking progress every day and tlie road villc, N. C.. lias arrived in m e city und
Wives In bulk ond in all size bottles.
will be ready for business some tim e in w.n lv. Hi., gnina ..a— liar hurt
Chas. Evans.
-TOTHISry:
February1. The new rornl will be a greut Thigpen, lor me winter.
All ol die business you do witli people
blessing
to llte vegetable growers o f the
vtio “don't read ad*" could be transacted
Garner &. Huberts »eli Ingh-grude Cigars
without clerk* and in a very small store east side and w ill aid m aterially in San and tobucco. Try them.
«
ford's progress.
-with ‘•lofts to let/'
F or S ale —Some tine thoroughbred DuPlace your order with us now for Thanks
C*U at Sanford'* leading Furniture house
roc Jersey mule hugs, box Vb-i.
givin g .Tjrklcs, or anything you want, and
J® furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting,
W. H. lircedon ol Tuooniu, N. It., is in
<“*•**. etc. Sanford Furniture .Co, J . D. save further anxiety. Our risk; our trou the city this week. Mr. Breeden is u
ble. Sanford Grocery Company.
OsYlson, manager.
former resident of Sanford und owns tlie
W illiam Jennings Bryan Beatty, young
Tsts A Osteen have- acquired the SanBreed on grove und other valuable prop
Btkery, and after necessary repairs est son o f Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Beatty, ar erty »e a r die city.
*» tbe ovens will open for business In rived W ednesday evening at 7 o'clock, to
Chase & Sanborn’s tea und coffee, (he
“ Mirction with their grocery In the'ClarF spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
Garner lit Roberts.
“Grandad** Scott hopes that the little man best there it.
w ill be so chartned;wlth o n r d l m a t e that
his visit will be a long and happy one.
convenience, good location In
W ade makes frequent trip« to Sanford.
BMlonL I n m t e Coc* Cola Bottling Co.
W rite him at Orlando.
The Herald refer, the vegetable growers
Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans
and o f Orange county to the
and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L
“■•“ wuJon merchants whose advert!seTakash's lunch room, opposite the depot.
,ppear In Gils paper. They are all
December 10th episcopal Bazaar
**U*ble ftmu. ■
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and Supper.
The finest line o f Japanese matting to
F.W.Temperton, the well known painter
« » found in the d ty . Prices alw ays the
and decorator, has received the glad in
Sanford Knmitur«» r *
telligence that coal has been discovered
upon som e o f hi* Pennsylvania property,
and several railroads are desirous o f pur
chasing It. Mr. Tetnperton states that if
he does sail be w ill Invest the sum in
Sanford property at once.
Fresh oyster* scrvadJn -svofy—s ty le -a t
tin- Pico restaurant.
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IS
H E R E ------ ---------
YOU WANT GUNS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES
We carry a Full Line of
New Club and Referee
Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gauge,
llljih Base Smokeless In
"Prem ier”, “Ideal” and
"Leader.”
A Large Stock of Guns
and Fishing Tackle and
General Sporting Goods.
GUNS FOR
RENT
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Fruit cakes that are fruit cakes, t>ow
Buy Henry Cluy Flour o f W. W. Long.
Ix>ng>
ready ut Spencer's* Phone No. 100. ''
The best on earth.
D. W. Sasser, d m popular deket agent
E. E. Brudy it a candidate for Mayor
on his own platform, independent o f any at Orlando has been transferred to Green
Cove Springs. He passed through Sanford
cli(|uelaor ring. Vote forhlrn.
Rev. J. B. Holley preached at the morn Tuesday enroute to h fi new home.
ing. end evaulug ■survit as 4
thu Buptist - Ma| dug* o f all kinds And patterns, fro m -'
diurcti lust Sunday. Rev. Holley is no 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A.'
■trumier in Florida having been nustor of Hcflield’s Furniture-Store.
W alter A . Smith, die genial cashier o f
the Orlando State Bank w as in the city
at present is pastor uf tlie Baptist church on Wednesday. Mr. Smith was duly im
pressed by the rapid growth o f Sunford.
in Lewiston, Ga.
Th e Princess Guaranteed Steel Range
lined throughout with asbestos. Sectional
Just arrived, a fresh line or imparted
Lettuce Is moving and die streets are
See Jim H arris If you bava any heavy
fire back guaranteed not to warp. Best
ruaccaroiii.
spaghetti,
vermicelli.
A
B
C
filled
with wagons loaded with dds green
Range in the market. See them at the hauling or breaking and cleaning up
delicacy
enroute to the Northern markets. »
French
peas,
etc.
G
arner
A
Kosurre.
land.
Alec Vaughn’s' Stables,
Sanford Furai lure Co.
¿¿¿S E
�THE
SANTORO HERALD
Nmmfcer 28,1»
Davis. Mr. A d m n s'n n d w ife, nil o f DeLand, came over
liirn.
Lost Saturday afternoon two w ild turk
eys alighted in the oak trees In the yard
o f ‘ A ll Saints rectory, but did not ta^yy
A Budget of Interesting' Items
rro m Correspondents
CITY PROPERTY
THE EVENTS QE ORANGE COUNTY
his health'.
He seems to be very much
OR TRUCK LANDS
Efficient S ta ff of Reporter* Weekly improved.
...
■
rT T Cavers the T errito ry for
C a p t W . M. Tuppcr, general agent for
The Herald
the Clyde Line, and Contractor Drown
were h ert^ V ed n esd n y, inspecting " the
w horf and seeing what repairs a rt needed.
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
SpecUl Correspondence to The Herald.
Nov. 23.— The Sanford Herald, one o f
the newsy papers o f Orange county. Is a
most welcome w eekly visitor, nnd should
be In every home In tho county, for It
keeps us In’ touch with the. progressive
city o f Sanford, (the Celery City o f Florida!
qs well ns every section ofthecounty.nnd
the outside world Editor Holly Is an upto-date editor and one who does things.
Tho citizens o f the quiet little villa ge or
Ahnm onte Springs appreciate such men,
and w ill give him their hearty support.
The-popiilnr tourist hotel, ‘T h e Altnm onte," w ill be open to Uie public on Dec.
10th, under the managem ent o f S. M. Jahiu.
Shirley HUI, N. H., one o f the most popu
lar tourist hotel» in flint state, nnd is al
ready assured <>r n full house for the en
tire seuson. for he is another one o f those
men who do things, and does them for the
comfort and entertainm ent o f his guests.
V Several o f the winter resident fam ilies
are pt home in their elegant cottages, nnd
within a few days every houso in the v il
lage w ill be occupied.
I
Come and See Us
Mr. Joe L. Files, representing the Bene
dict-Pollock Co., fa ile d on Thayer A Sauls
Wednesday.
Mr. T .P . House, representing the Bartleson Co., was in town Tuesday.
Mr.ELL. Ditto went to Sanford Tuesday
on n business trip.
• Saturday evening M r J. II. Padgett
went out n short distance frum (Enter
prise and brpuglit in n fine deer.
j
Mr. Chu9. Boatwright bus already made
two shipments o f lettuce.
ORANGE COUNTY C R O P T
A G ood Yield o f O ranges— V e g eta b le
A c re a g e Is B e tte r
[Sperial Carmpnndenca lo No
York Potior. |
Orlando, Fla., Nov. 21.— Orange county,
which nt one time was tile banner orange
producing county o f Florida, but which
was badly damaged during the memorable
BOARDING CELEKY. SANFORD. FLA.
freeze o f fourteen years ago, is fast com
ing back lo its old standard o f first in the
list. Last year there were shipped from
It Makes No DifTeJence What You Want or Where
Orlando alone about23Q,000 boxes o f c it
rus
fruits,
nnd
while
tills
year’s
crap
o
f
1. McMichoel, vlcc-prasident nnd general
manager o f the Great Northwestern T ele grapefruit Is a little short o f last season's.
graph Company o f -Canada, will arrive ( yet the gen eral estim ate am on g shippers
Dec- 10th, accompanied by id*famUy.-andJ
w ill be at home for the aenaon in their number o f boxes o f all kinds will be shipped
and on Terms that are Right
picturesque winter home, "Th e Orienta from this' station during tills season ns
lust.
W
hile
the
early
shipments
were,
as
V ie w ," the beauty spot o f Altnrtionte.
j
usual green, and some o f the present sup
Dr. J. Southerland Stuart and fam ily ar
plies are loo green to be fancy, yet the
rived last week, accompanied by Mr. Mar
fruit tills yoar will be aw ay above last
shal nnd his sisters, Mrs. Fnhrnhnm nnd I
season's in quality. There are at present
Mrs. Tilson, who w ill l>e the guests o f the
I nine packing houses In- operation here,
Doctor until the hotel opens. Mr. Marshal I
and every station In the county, both
mid Ills sisters have spent several winters
north and south o f Orlando, has one or
at this delightful resort, and cannot be
more packing houses.
lured aw ay from Us attractions.
The vegetable crop here is also looking
The proprietor o f Onk Knoll fruit and fine and as the market fur all kinds of
stock farm has added to his herd o f hogs Florida vegetables is good the growers are
n trio o f pure-blooded Duroc Red Jerseys. once more happy. Last seuBon's market
The mnlc Is o f the,fam ous Longfellow was so bad that m any growers throughout
strain, one o f the best ever produced in the state have either not. planted u t 'o l l
THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER
B «S t by. T est tor Growers. All «,1m I,«ve
the United States.
for the fall pud winter.' or planted a muchasnl till* ilirny cuntimjoutfy are fice front til kill
; : Used In Uncle Sam ’s P a lm Shop
■■till t i a i u t l a
But very little fruit is being shipped at smaller acreage, and this section Is no e x
’ !
During (lie past year H ie U. s.
present. The growers prefer to leave the ception to thiB rule, hence those who were I ¡ Nuvy has consumed Ö91.000 pounds
fruit on the trees until matured, nnd sus not discouraged by last year's failure will
Lucas W h ite Paint
taining the former reputation o f dcllclouB rcup tliu benefit o f an unusually fine crop,
and 2 7 8 ,7 0 ° pounds or LUCAS
Florida oranges before they received the and every indication o f a continuous good
OOLDKS, sutHcient to irrorine«i more
black eye in the markets by being shipped market.
than 100,000 gâtions o f paint.
grass green, and unpalatable.
equivalent to 50 carloads of 200,
G uardian's N o tic e
0 00 gflllbns each, and which would
Tlic organizing o f the - fruit-growers
Notice is hereby given that I. W illiam
make a train more than one-half
which ¡a now rapidly going on throughout R. McQuaid, ns Guardian o f the jrerson
mile long.
the statu will soon be the means o f re- and estate o f Cecelia D. McQuaid, a
In nddiiion to this Uncle Snm
minor. Intend, on the 4th day o f Decemntnring lo Florida oranges to their former b«?r. A. I). 1008. ul 10 o'clock n. in , to uphas used during the past yenr more
- t h a n - 23,000 gallons o f LUCAS
rep u tation »»f being (lie most delicious or piy to tiro county Judge o f Orange coun
VARNISHES. ENAM ELS nnd other
anges growd in the world, nnd fruit culti ty. Florida, at hie office in the City o f
products.
Orlando,
for
authority
to
sell
at
private
vation again become n satisfying industry
Uncle Sam's preference is not ^
sale all the right, title and interest to Ute
instead o f unsatisfying ns it lias been for following described land, situate lying
matter o f favor, hut o f Q U A L IT Y
nnd RESULTS.
N. H. Foco.
tin) past fe w years
and being in tlm county o f Orange and
In Uncle Sam's service, as in
slata o f ________
Florida, to-w lt: Lot nine (0 ) ,
_____
everybody else'», LUCAS PROblock
four
(
4
)
,
tier
five
(5
),
in
the
City
LAKE M A R Y MELANGE
DUCTS have an unbroken reco £,
o f Sanford, Florida.
to That tersiti.
for satisfactory results.
,
Wuxi
am
R.
McQiuio,
Mrs. Aubrey Moran, o f Geneva is up
A s Guardian o f Cecelia D. McQuaid.
here visiting lier father nnd mother. Rev.
and Mrs. J- F. Sundell.
t
U nfurnished R o o m s F o r Kent
Born— To Mr. and Vrs. J. G. Martin on
Several
nice rooms, In gdod location,
Saturday, Nov. 21. a son.
w
ill
be
rented
to desirable persons. Cist
Mrs. Hlltna Nelson spent to-day In San
ern nnd sulphur water on the premises.
ford.
*
lnmUre.AL.Tlie Herald office.
—Mra: W cm hcirtn rtBicr uf Mrs. W r I-cntur
who has been visitin g here for a fow
weeks returned to her home at Holly Hill
this week.
•
I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, and
Mr. Gilbert spent last Sunday at Clyde
9
Muscles Mukes die Crop and die Profit
visiting friends and attending service.
You Want It
W E HAVE IT
H O W A R D -P A C K A R D
LA N D
Hardware and Farm
COM PANY
Implements
We have* the largest
and best equipped plant
for driving wells in this
section of the country
and are prepared to (ill
all orders promptly. Our
machinery is up-to-date
and our workmen are
skilled in the work.
Those contemplating
putting in «yells wiu.ild
serve their best inter
ests by consulting us and
learning prices before
making contracts.
Mr. G. Stevens, who has been working
for the Planters' Mfg. Co. left to-day for
W inter Garden.
The pound party ut Mr. and Mrs. Per
du's Tuesday evening was well uttended
and enjoyed by every one.
A negro escaped from Frank Karel's
cnni|i ttDdjwati traced to Lake Mary just
Mondny night. The sheriff nnd bloodhounds w ere here looking for. hint, but on
far we have not heard of ids capture.
Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays
Sanford
Machine £Foundry
Works
Repairing of all Kinds
(^M achinery
ENTERPRISE EC H O ES.
Special Cormpundence to The lli-rald s
Mrs. A . S. Denison and sister. Miss A g
nes Hart, o f St. Augustine,'spent several
days here lust week, visiting friends.
W hile here they were guests ut Epworth
Mrs. H. F. Quackeuboa returned to St.
-Angwetlna with- Mrs. Ociusou, ui be iter
guest for a week.
Mrs. G. R M. Sheppard and sister. Miss
Ethel Qunckcnbos came over front Kings
ton last week. Mrs. Sheppard will be
with her father, Mr. H. F. Quackenbos, for
DEALERS IN
Automobiles and Gas
Engines
Flowing Wells on All
ilery Delta
and other
Desirable Tracts In Block, to suit
Purchaser.
P rice,
and dwcrlpüons utJ L « t
Office and works on Ouk Avenue,
near Femold’s
Mr. J. H- Davis, w ife and children were
over Suuduy to see his mother, Mrs. S. S.
IMPROVED IR R IG A T ED FA R M S—U N C LEA R ED LANDS
First N ational J ^ K k Buildup
�TflC M.NrORD HERALD
By Cuspar Du lion
Ladies’ Skirts-and Gentlemen’s Clothing
Cepyrigkt, 1901, by Am ericio Erma
A m « « Ulion
Oar Monthly Rate for Club Only
McGuirf J3ros., Proprietors,
“ B u t I thought It a Blander. Now ,
— ^ EACON B IL A B L A P H A M . wldv .bow er«?, I can no. lo n ger doubt.**
M \ 0wer. bod been p a yin g ntten-n "N e ith e r ran I.”
*
*
I W tloM to Aunt Sarah H eader" I t w as my place to carve that tur E v e r y t h i n g Neat a n d C l e a n
m r sou, widow, fo r tw o yearn.
key. In you r obatlnacy you continued
r ,. h besrd that the other w as stubto sa w and Jab and butcher without
“
-nd ouch waa w atchin g and wnltand Cooked to Please the Palate
regard to m y feelings.
M y only re
^T for the other to exhibit the t r a it course la to bid you good day and
Ttinkaglvlng brought the criala. T h e take m y hat and lea ve."
of .the Epicure
i j j o * Invited the deacon to dinner.
" I f you w ill act like a boy, I can't
There w h no queatlon about tho dea- help It* ’
* taking the bend o f the table, but
" A p d n ever come again ," finished
«hen the matter o f ca rvin g cam e up
lhe widow took knife and fo rk in band
Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue
iod a id :
-i nn do It bo much better than you.
Giving you twelve pieces
a month .
We will call for.and
deliver your clothes
once a week
iîtttîtttitv&îttiïittttx
All Work Guaranteed
Com fort C oti
earring a turkey1
'I bare carved thouaanda o f them.
In terview the hired girl,
It waa three or fou r days before the
M S, Manager
Best
Homelike
Accommodations
in
In Gold's Bnrber Shop
’Phone GO
Park Avenue, North
the City at Moderate Prices
The Florida Fertilizer Co
Centrally !Locatcd
’
orner o f Fourth and Magnolia Avenue
,
Best Brand of Fertilizers
Av w & s ts
W. W .LO N G
for F lorida growers
D EALER-IN
Fresh Meats
T w en ty Y e a rs o r E xperience w ith Florid a Crops lia s D em on strated
th e W o r th o f Our F e r tlllr e r s
A SPECIAL BRAND fOR EVtRV CROP
Agent for Virginia-Carolina Per
tllizers
The Florida Fertilizer Co.
Sanford Bakery
,
j. a . t a k a c h , A«nt
SANFORD, FLORIDA
In Clark Building
«
Home-Made Bread, Like Mother
Used to Bake
Quick Orders for Fancy
Cakes Filled Promptly
THERE— YOU
ARE
u you must know," Interrupted the
deacon, with comddcrablo asperity.
“Don't Jab tho fork Into the bird like
that. That's like a hired man Jabbing
a pitchfork Into a heap o f buy.
'I was not Jabbing.
In order to
six^ carTluir y*™ must g v i n r i r m hoiri
J A B B IN G
A G A IN 1
myatery w as solved, fo r there was a
myatery. T h e turkey, which bad been
killed three or fou r days ahead o f time
and hung up to freeso, had been cut
dow n and devoured by cats, and to
save h im self from reproof the hired
matt had killed a peacock and hung It
In ltd place.
"A n d so you see I bad to natf and
Jab." explained tbc w id o w as the wicF
o w e r waa »ou t for.
*
"Y-e-B, I see."
« V
"A n d you
Good.s deliver«*»! lo any parts of the
North, East, W est and South
FO R S A L E
Consult the Purple Folder
O-ROOM. HOUSE, 14 ACRES
In Enterprise
For detailed Information, rates, schedules and reservations, see your nearest
Ticket Agent, write (u or call on
$ 1100.00
would also have had to
A . W. FRTTOT,
“ A nd though you w ent nw ay
didn’ t mlsa you r turkey."
you
Enterprise
"A n d all things considered’*—
"Y ea , all things considered"—
T h e deacoik’a fu r.itn d to be rublted
tho right w a y fo r n time, but be purred
at lust, and ou tills T h an k sgivin g day
he w ill do the ca rvin g and his w ife
~wTtt~pnm t in? cranbe rr y smit e,------- :-----
are
sawlDg
Instead o f cut
’ll» n o t"------w Henderson!”
TJsteofi Laphamt"
I I ' * WM 8 »wearing mnn"off 8 »wear word on this
»Sidna
xoutlo0k M if yoq were
yourself this minute."
•ken a
, T °rn * *lni,° «wear, but
Tb*nk,-Tf0 *“ ■ t0 811 here and aee a
turk*y J8bbed and poked
th e S *
,tMl MW8d 8ud butchered
m
« ? ™
*
•urt|y forgive him for
«~ o r two .wear words."
M she re0^ 1?
U p b 8 m *" ,h e replied
f t ® S * Ubor*. " I «aid
a f8nr» a; fowl."
nea why don’t you?**
kirn
lf
you
w o u ld
f°r lira minute* I ’*—
touchr .
^°° touch, widow—too
L ittle C ou rtesies
W illia m W lr t’ a If^tcr to his daughter
on tho “ sm all, sw eet courtesjea o f
life " contains a psasugo from which
a deal o f happiness m igh t tie learned:
" I w ant to toll you a secret. T h e way
to make you rself pleasing to others la
to show them attention. T h e whole
w orld la tlko the m iller at Mansfield,
w ho cared fo r nobody—no, not he— be
cause nobody cared fo r him. And the
w bola w orld w ould serve you so If
-you g a v e them th e sam e ctVU8^ L « t
e v e ry one, therefore, aee that you do
care fo r t h e m by sh ow in g them what
Btcrne so hnpplly calls the small courteslca. In which there la no parade,
wboae voice Is too still to toaso and
which m anifest them selves by tender
a n d affection ate looks and little acts
o f attention, .g ivin g - o th er* the prefer-ence In e v e r y little enjoym ent at the
table. In tho field, w alking, sittin g or
standing."
Fo retellin g the Fu tu re.
- - M r » r d e - B t y le —8 o -y o u r-b a b y g irl is
three w eeks old. M y, h ow tim e files!
Mru. G unbust*—Yea.
Just think In
thirty years from now sho w ill be
tw enty-on e years old.—Sphinx.
a tric a l
so ciety
aud
w r ite s
p oetry.—
' '
Travelling Passenger A gent
Atlantic Const Line, Jacksonville, Fla.
FRANK
L.
W OODRUFF
Sanford’s ^ Only Exclusive -Shoe Store
ALL WHILE BARBERS
A clean towel for every customer
t
. STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN'S-SCHOOL SHOES
‘
:-
m
■‘
, ,
!
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The Latest Foil.Styles in Ladles’, Gent’s and Children’s Shoes <>
Just Received
1I
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.
.
.
YANCEY GOLD, Prop
»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I
Sanford C ity Benda for Bale
Drink a Bottle of
rone thousand dntlars (*1.000) each, brartii* »1«
Pt m o I inuresl. Jiarablc send «nnuaUr. m i m m
and payabuai the National Park Bank
1New York City, on January Id and July Id uI
Thrii'hfieen bonds are the remetnlni unsold
rjr, lo u r
Kids of a bond issoe of »AS.OOO of Janua-
l which time *30.000 uf lhe honda were •utd and
irwndod in iropruvin* the strcwU. erecting lha
tfIsTsc-bocT L « r i d i n t b a mher purpoaca
for which the honda were voted
_______ itnlnl fifteen bonds are now offered
,r purpose of street paving. They will
Jk Mje fay lutry, 1914.
other bunded Indebtedness than the
................. ml dollar bonds heretofore sold, the
Interest on which has been promptly paid down l*.
the 1st day of July, 100B,
The validity of the*« bonds has never been queeikauri. Judaejohn F DIUoo. of New Y « k . passed lu g li (« ‘ iw *
G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured wit)» pure distilled wuter— they will prevent Illness, aid
digestion and give you health '
The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Sanford, Fla
Artesian and Deep Well
BllUcns has tare«« coupons frotn January
•
Why, he be attached
any rices T B elle-V ices!
lo n g s to a g le a dub, an a m a teu r th e
Florida
ORO
down to and InriudlaS Januai
i - N e ll— I d o n ’t suppose M r.
FRANKTCTBÖYLSTON
Division Passenger Agent
Drilling
Telephone No. 6 0
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tue
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THF
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November
jirounJJlitlsngcrJlteJantL is injadiiva, BRADY MAKES ANOTHERADDRESS
iiim H A H
, - '>I .
hCRALO
SANFORD
tlon the_lnrger~Is~lhe yield. The valley
o f the Rio Grande has proved to be the
Le tte rs and Communications on most favored region for onion growing—
there the w ater supply is pumped direct
Various Timely Topics.
from the river into the large Irrigating
ditchesTit a cost o f about $9 per acre;—
In some o f the districts they have the ur
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE teslatx supply. The best results are ob
tained by givin g the plants abundance1 o ’
w ater— irrigating freely every day during
.In This Department will be round the the llrst sixty d a ys; after that, until har
Views, Opinions and Comment
vest, once a week. ,
of P ractical W riters.
The estimated cost from the seed bet
|We Invite cnvrwpnmlrrwr on live look* from ell to the loading on the cars is $130 to $200
section» of the County, alio new* Item* of Interest.
Brevity will linurr prompt puMIcntlon. Article» per acre. Harvesting Is usually done in
contrarv to the view» of the Editor will be pub- ApriL There has never been a crop fall
lUhrd, but abuilvo and anonymou* communk-aI ton» will be rejected. Wc will not be retpoculble ura tn on loft growing In Texas. For
Ipr opinion» eip ren oi by contrilHitur» All com few years some trouble was experience«
munt<
ntrslloa* Intended
f current l*»ue must be In
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hand not later than Tueaday p. m.)—Eo.
In properly marketing the cropi, but 00
Why Not a Crate F a c to ry ?
per cent o f the growers formed an associ
ution and employed a sales agent at
To the Editor of Tux It « aid
Several montiis ago 1 noticed several $7,000 per annum to direct the market
articles In The Herald nnent the construe In g ; this method has proved highly sue
tion o f n crate factory In Sanford, nnd the ccssfuL During the last tw o years top
Idea appealed to me very strongly, ns It prices have been obtained and “ Tcxaa
seems to m e that a city situated as our Bermuda O nions" are supplanting~lhe
own would bo n b le-to' support factories crop fro m ’the Islands.
and offer more Inducements regarding
Now to sum up: If all this can be done
sites nnd w ater transportation than any In Texas, what m ay be accomplished In
other d trfn -riO TW a.'^ atffl# 5 n f:i » - ‘WF«rtt5oY<fitffi?'Witirenrtinte, s o il and abundant
large at present but that a company could irrigationT - -Apparently the conditions
secure a building site and, riparian rights could not be more favorable.
at a nominal cost— land which in a few
The markets o f the United States, Cana
years w ill be too valuable to dispose o f da and Europe are open to " Snnford Ber
for that purpose. 1 have failed so far to muda Onions.
—Henry H. D ean e .
Jacksonville. Ha. Nov. 2«.
see where any inducements have been
ofTcretl to capitalists to locate any such
T tta n h a glvln l S e rv ic e s
enterprise in this city, although if the
Union
Thnnksglving services were held
right party appears and shows a disposi
In
the
Baptist
church Thursday mornlnt
tion t o ‘ do business, the public spirited
citizens o f this city can be depended up at 10:30 o'clock, and a representative uu
on to come across with Die goods. S ev dience o f Sanford people was In attend
eral are o f the opinion that lumber would ance.
The various church choirs united In ren
be difficult to procure for lids purpose, but
dering some excellent music, adding much
on ocitlxeit remarked the Other d a y that
— Iim rd e rttrfu rth c r the 1n*l alia tlon o f such to the enjoyment nf the day's exercises.
To the Voter» at the Coming Mu
nlclpal election
To the Voter* of Sanford :
J
-SHIP-ONLY MATURED f ru|j.
The approach o f the holidays bring to
our minds the idea o f gifts nnd the
When Properly Packed Wilt
thoughts turn to the selection o f a suit
A lw ,,,
Bring the Highest Market S
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able offering for the loved ones. W hile
IN.
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m i in Jackton-ni. F*»lit,
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on • tour o f Inspection The Herald man
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happened Into the emporium o f Henry
The w et Weather for the
McLauiln, the well known Jeweler and his Which still, continues
wonderful display o f articles Is enough to
those who are desirous t o h n « ^ ^ *
d a z u v the eyse o f alt who behold them
ment o f immature fruit, but m o l.rZ ?"
They ore arrayed In a tempting manner able to the fruit growers it, g m e r.iT '
from the most expensive and extravagant «very day's delay of dipping rl^ * U "
diamonds and Jewelry to the orange wood critical time adds to the
1this
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souvenirs that bespeak the native clim e fr o lta n d IU delicious quality so much id!
o f Florida. Diamonds In rings, pendants, mired In bygone times when the a J S
pins, brooches and ear rings, Watches o f green fruit was unknown. EvJ H
from the best solid gold ones to the Inger- grower In the state Is aware of . J , '
■oil for the boys. The Howard watch is o Dial a very large majority of the r i t l
special strong feature o f this line. The fruits o f Florida ore not
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handsome line o f china hand painted Tn d before the month of Janun/jT A
decorated, cut glassjirtlcles, sterling silver
gate? sktn bags nnd the month o f December nnd that li u „ 7
goods, toilet sets, alliga
pocket books, Waterman fountain pens, as the regular season should u.mmenee.
Roger's silver plate, knives and forks then there would be no kick corning « L ,
gold bracelets in all patterns, lockets and green fu ll and unsatisfactory
neck chains, pendant necklaces In the
Fully matured Florida . fmlt lJrowtllatest designs, gold and silver cuff but packed w ill In all cases bring the high«
tons, ebony goods and a vast display o f market price, which is always smlifacto,!
souvenir goods makes a glittering array to the growers, and the organizing of .||
that cannot fa ll to attract the purcliaser. of-tha growers In the state will
The gooes are of tb e-b e st-q o a ttir-» fl*j
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fully sustain the reputation o f the house vice that can be given to tho dim* fruit
of McLauiln to hnndle only the highest growers o f the st/itc '
is to organ!» at
grade. Next week the public Is cordially once and keep organizing until every
Invited to visit the store and make the grower In the -state has enlisted In the
■elections early while the stock Is com ranks, for tiion, and not till then, can they
pleie. Mr. McLauiln' announces that the control the markets ns demanded. tl*n
store will remain open every e v e h fo f Co there can be no gluts, nnd slaughtering of
accommodate the holiday shoppers and prices, as is the case under the present
every one sliould take advantage o f this cut-throat conditions. We can often reopportunity.
celve much benefit by observing the « .
I have submitted to you the plstform
upon which 1 stand as a candidate for
mayor o f Sanford. This I believe, in fair
ness and Justice to the people, should be
done by every candidate for office. In
this I think you will agree with me. I re
alize that It Is the absolute right o f every
voter to know the position any candidate
takes In regard to issues o f thecampalgn,
and they should demand this Information.
I have, tlierefore, regardless o f whatever
action m y opponents in this campaign
take, frankly stated m y position, and
believe, after considering m y platform,
there will be no doubt In your minds asto
my exact position In regard to these Is
sues. L therefore, feel that in this respect
I bavé done my full duty toward you.
I realize, as every other property holder
must, that our d t y taxes are extremely
exhnrbltnnt. Of course there Is a reason
for lL That reason Is based upon the fact
that ourcltyhns practically noother means
o f obtaining funds with which to meet the
necessary expenses o f government,
firmly believe and am absolutely convinced,
that If lite d ty o w n s and operates a water
works and lighting plant, a revenue that
would greatly Assisi to meet the neces
sary expenses o f government would be
produced, which, in addition to the saving
o f the $4,000 now paid each year lyj the
city fur water and lights, would enable us
to reduce taxes. There is no doubt in my
mind, and I presume no one w ill question
that waterworks and lighting plants are
Week of Prayer
good Investments, not simply because sue
The first three nights o f this week were
cessini elsewhere, but also because the
present owners o f these franchises In this observed as a time o f prayer by the ladles
d t y ore not willing to dispoee o f them— o f the Methodist church. The Hom e and
tho lighting plant especially, the owners Foreign Missionary societies united In the
o f which óre-wow-be fore tho-eity-council servlcesrand-nrach information pertain
endeavoring to secure another franchise. ing to these important deparUnentsof the
I am sure you appreciate fully the bur church was given o u t Monday evening
dens uf still greater taxation, und hope was devote«) to the cause o f Home Mis
you realize the grent importance o f our sions nnd Tuesday tho foreign field was
considered. Wednesday both Interests
taking steps to prevent this.
Having publicly presented m y platform received nttentipn. Mrs. Hamilton sang
for your consideration, and defined my po on Monday evening, Mrs. Mettlnger on
sition In r t f l R I thereto, I ngnin respect-' Tuesday ami on Wednesday evening the
Junior League delighted the audience
fully solicit your support and sufTernge.
with a beautiful song. These special seRespectfully,
eclions. In addition to the regular music,
— E. E. Brady.
mode up a very Interesting program for
Connected with this ¡taper is n printing the week of prayer. The free-w ill offer
office capable of producing the highest ing was divided between the two societies.
D. B. Sweat read a portion o t the
eighth chapter o f Deuteronomy ns a scrip
ture lesson, following which he led In an
earnest prayer.
Tito proclamations Issued by President
Roosevelt and Governor Broward were read
by Dr. J. T. Denton.
Tito freew ill ottering of the congregation
was divided among the churches repre
sented in the service, to be used in help
ing the poor and needy.
Rev. J. F. McKinnon, o f the Presbyterian
church, delivered the sermon. HeSelectod
as his text some verses from the eighth
chapter o f Deuteronomy. He showed how
we, ns Am erican people, have much cause
grade o f office nnd society stationary.
for thanksgiving. Our nation Is nt |*ace
with nil other nations, nnd prosperity
smiles upon us. Emphasising the words
o f the chief o f our nation he said while
there had been some financial pressure In
the land, still our |>eople are doing well.
Truly we dwell in n goodly land. The
speaker showed how ns n Christian nation
wo should be thankful for material bless
ings, for Intellectual progress, nnd above
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all for spiritual advancement.
He con
S o n fo fd Lands A re Ideal F o r the tended thnt the world was growing better
and that every man o f us had great cause
G ro w th o f B erm uda Onions
ffnr ♦LicitiiHri *11y tr>rj
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thing
surprised
him.
In
looking
A recent magazine article on Bermuda
Over the iwoclmnntlons Issued by our rulers
onion growing in TexuH has buttressed
mo so deeply that I send you this,com not (mu reference to the Great Source of
ment, fcullng sure the question o f adding all Blessings— God's greatest ¿ lft^ tir man,
the Bermuda onion to the already large " Ills Only Begotten Son."
He closed with nn optical to the jieople
nnd valuable list o f money crops ut San
not
to forget God, In the midst nf their
ford w ill prove highly Interesting to your
qterity a n d pleasant surroundings, lest
readers.—---— — — ---------The rapid growth o f this industry In his curse come upon us.
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The closing prayer was ofTcred by Rev
Texas, together with the preparation of
the land, the care necessary ip planting C. E. Richards, o f the Congregational
and cultivating, the absolute necessity of church, who also pronounced the bcncdic
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thorough Irrigation, and the large returns tlon.’
— n factory ho woldd d o n u t» tin* necoMfiry
timber from a tract o f land near this city,
ns he wishes to clear It up for planting.
Another proposition that would nppeal
to the prospective Investors Is thnt of
buying up a timber tract on Lake Monroe
or Lake Harney and rafting the. logs to
the mill nt Sanford.
H owever «»-Um twnny be, it would seem
,tha( Sanford should have a crate factory,
and while the local demand could not be
depended ujxm to keep the factory run
ning full time, it Would ccrtninly be a
great Inducement, nnd this whole section
could be worked for business in this lin f.
The question o f a crate factory should
be Investigated nnd sj>ecinl inducements
offered to prospective investors. There
are scvernl parties who are anxious to lo
cate in Sanford In tills venture and It
-would bo well for the Board o f Trade to
look them up and go over the ground.. If
possible, this enterprise should be started
At once,ns "e v e r y little bit added tow hnt
you have makes a little bit more.”
€rmrt WttrtnroT Ctrrti
JT iii ? H erald 's ‘phone Is No. 148.)
periences o f others and in many
add to oitr prosperity by improving on
.that experience, os conditions requite, for
none are too old to live ntul learn tom*,
thing new every dny. The timeli coming
JOtl IHrt ln the fnp_ distant future;-w fiifr "
all o f the citrus fruit crops of the United
States w ill bo sold through one great
system, and by auction sule.the prices
obtained being governed by the quality
und condition o f the fruit, which will be *
stimulant to-every grower and gwicker to
make their best efforts to rzcel in the
careful handling of their fruit under iuch
conditions, which is sure to prevail in (be
near future. The fanners (for nil fruit
growers nre farmers) will come into their
own, and should become the mo»t hide,
pendent and happy class of resident» on
tills great globe, und organizing und keep
ing organized is the great golden key to
that desirable happiness mnl comfort.
m iG ia
an i n v e s t m e n t
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received from the crop— all lliesc ore so
Quaint Quibbles fr o m Sis H opkins
nearly identical with the growth and
Fools rush in where angels fear to go to
m o n e y 'v a lu e o f the celery industry In bed.
your city— that the attention Is arrested
Tiio supine man just naturally tumbles
and interest aroused. *
into the soup. .
About ten years ago, T. C..Nyo began
Thu woman who gets stuck up is Just
experim enting near Laredo. Tokos, j>lant- naturally |>aste<L
-Ind only n few acres o f onions; establlshCapacity for work,— and not Calaboose
ing a small Irrigation plant, he obtained" whiskey, Is what maxes « malt.
an abundant yield. Gradually Increasing
Dentists ought to make guod soldiers—
his acreage, by 1000 there were about they are drilling all the lime.
fifty acres in that vicinity. The success
Mnny a rich man’s home, as far as edmo f each succeeding crop has served as an fort Is concerned— Is real n-lce.
incentive o f ucreagc, resulting In several
There is never fair sailing In court-ship
hundred acres o f raw land being added when a man guts three *1reels In the wind,
to the cultivated urea each year, until
Ma says some men are so stingy that
now the total acreage is about twenty- they never tr^l a story at their own ex
flvo hundred acres o f land,with an annual pense.
crop o f a money value o f $2,000,000.
Ma says somo wimin delight in showing
Onion growing has done another thing how agreeable they can bo—to their rela
to help Texas. Is has been the means o f tives. .
adding more than $2,000,000 Jo the
Pa says the Ideal woman Is the one who
value o f her lands. Before the inaugura tells Iter husband that she loves the odor
tion o f the onion Industry, much o f this o f pipe s m o k e .___ '___________,
land~'ooald have been purchased at $1
Adam was a courteous old chap. When
and $2 per acre; now It Is hard to get a he led Eve out o f the garden he said: “ Now
valuo placed upon the land, some suggest Is the time to take your leaf.”
ing $1,000, others $2,000 per ucre, others
Popularity consists usually in having
yet who will not sell at anyjprice. The the ability to listen attentively to people
sim ilarity o f p u t nnd present values at talking about themselves.
Sanford, and the sentiment o f her land
Pa says wben a woman callg another
ten, are strikingly coincident;-----In Texas the seed bed is planted die
latter part o f Septem ber; In six or eight
weeks the plants are ready for trausplanting. The ground la put in aa liiarough a
condition o f mellowness as la possible
with plow, burrow, rake and drag. A l
t' good crops ore obtained on new
r-tiiW
a huzzy'— It Is pretiy sure i& it her hus
band has said something complimentary
o f her., •>
Pansy Bonehead's pome: There lives
In Helena, Montana, a simple young thing
named Anna, Ho asked liar for her fin.
She gasped "you w in," A nd up to the par
son he ran her.
Is the Surest Money M aker in all the
Southern States
□ Celery Lands and Celery
City Property
If you want any of these lands, see us
-----Term s to suit your pocket-book
HOLDEN REAL ESTATE TO.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1908
HEWS OF THE WORLD
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources v
OPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
ntrt ,M Reader» Will rind a Brief
HUtorlcal Sprint riowlng
For tlurrlad Reoder»
TV department o f agriculture at WashIciton hu ordered n quarantine against
JJ entire »ute of Maryland In retard to
ante and «he«P on • coount o f
^
op-
peuince of foot and mouth disease.
While si work 500 feet down In a salt
j g j lt Oakwood, M ld d g a n .'la st week,
tznen lost their lives by stoppage o f the
»k-wpply tube.
A bronte statue of Sam Davis, the Con
federate scout who was captured during
the wsr with papers and plans o f Federal
positions in his possession, and executed,
hu been erected in Nashville, Tenn. His
life sn<l freedom were offered If he would
tenwho gave him the documents, but repIW: “Had I a thousand lives I would
Ve them ail before I would^ betray " m y
it» n
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Glenn Vollva. who succeeded John A lex
udtr Dowle ns head o f Zion City, has
been notified by tire court that the prep
a y will be restored to tire Zionites on
fripnent of $1.300.000 to cover Indebt
edness'of the city.
During a dense fog In New York bay
hat week, the Panama line steamer Fiu k s pa her outward-bound trip, was run
Into and sunk by the incoming Steamer
Gargle of the White Star line. Four per
son lost their lives by drowning.
Aiiotto cholera has again made Its ap
pearance In St. Petersburg, Russia
Samuel B. Donnelly of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
has been appointed government public
printer to SBccccd John S. Leech, resigned.
The latter will return to the Philippines na
public printer for the Islnnds.
A remarkable tribute wna paid to tho
memory of Rev. Father H. F. O'Reilly at
Shenandoah. Pa., tit his funeral last week.
Twenty-five collieries were strut down, the
public schools closed and ntlhuslncss sus
pended during the solemn occasion.- Fully
30.000 persons, including 200 priests,
paid their respects to the dead.
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Cs, has received an order for 000,000
yinli of doth at a price aggregating $21,000.
MAYOR LAKE STATES POSITION.
Clear and Concise Letter Upon the
Vital question».
To the Voter* of the City of Sanford:
My attention has boen called to certain
plnnka In the platform o f Mr. E. E.
Drndey, candidate for Mayor, nntl I nm
told that some people, who have not
given the mnttcr much attention, are
Inboring under the Impression thnt I
have everything tc do with the present
agitation concerning the proposed ex
tension o f the present City limits.
I desire to say, to those who are not
fully advised, that the Mayor o f Snnford
Juts nothing more to d o - wk h-the ■«teter—
time o f entertaining the idea o f the
municipal ownership o f public utilities.
Without bonding for the purpose, of
municipal ownership
can not for n
moment be seriously considered, ns nl
tire present time the amount derived by
the city from taxation is barely sufficient
to. meet its actual yearly running expenses
and
the interest on its outstanding
bonds.
II. P. DRIVER’S PLATFORM
F a vo rs
P ro g re s s tv c n e s s and W an ts
AH Public Im p ro vem en ts .
To the Voter* of Sanfurd :
A t tire earnest solicitation o f n number
o f friends, I announce m yself as n candi
date for Alderman of Sanford.
I mn u now citizen In this city, but
have lived In Orlando n number o f years.
And again I desire to cnil your at
I came here from Orlando because I (re
tention to tho fact thnt, like' extension of
lieved Sanford had n great future nhend
the city limits, municipal ownership is a
o f it nnd offered butter opportunities than
mnttcr thnt the Mnyor has nothing to do
Orlando.
with. The question belongs to the people
A ll the properly I have anywhere Is in
ns a whole, to Ire settled by their votes
vested in Snnford. and I am one o f the
, bUtl f ar. -fnrgcsr Ttortthnhfmr-trrrtfr-Sfl 11 ftirrt
and Improvement Goippany.
A candidate for Mayor has un need of
r I am not personally acquainted wTtli
a platform. It is like unto tlreflfili wheel
many o f the citizens o f our city nnd
to a wagon, but since my opponent hns
take (his means o f announcing m y canseen fit to deliver himself bf his plat
didacy and asking your support nt tho
form, I will do likewise in three words, I
coming election, on December 7th.
Irellve in enterprise , phospchihv and moI also think it well to let you know what
CRESS.
I stand for in this election. I want elec
I nm willing to submit my candidncy
tric lights, paved streets, nn extension of
to the people of Sanfurd. My pan record
our sidewalk and sewage systems. I de
is before you. I promise in the future,
sire a general cleaning up o f our streets
ns I hnve endeavored in the past, to
and alleys, and more shade trees.
enforce the ordinances ns 1 find them.
I ask tire suffrage o f every voter wire
Impartially nnd irrespective of persons.
desires 'these improvements nnd_plgijgc
If iny past efforts for the upholding
you ihfit, IfU lccled. I will devote m y time
and 'advancem ent o f Sanford, and my,
nnd energy to the nccompliillunent of
record ns Mnyor met with your approval,.
these'm easures— measures so ncccyisrry
I respectfully solicit your vote In the
to the welfare o f our fair little city Unit
coining city election to be held next
they should meet no opposition from any
Monday, December, the 7th.
source or from any one.
Yours very respectfully,
Thanking you In advance for the sup
— F orrest L ake .
port I hope to receive nnd pledging you
again my ¡rest efforts nnd my devotion
Matty Land S ales This W eek.
Sanford real estate is the lure that Is to the ciiy ’s interests, ! am.
Sincerely yours for progress,
bringing hundreds of homescckcrs nnd
— H arry P. Driver .
investors to our city. Am ong those who
m lnalion or that matter than any other
voter. I do favor the extension o f the
present Glty limits, the territory to Ire
annexed to be determined by law. 1 nm
in favor o f a Greater and Better San
ford, and feel that wo can not hope to
accomplish the Improvements desired by
most o f us, nnd absolutely essential to
the welfare o f our city, unless tho pre
sent city limits arc extended. Whether
said limits arc to be extended or not
w ill have to be determined by the vote
o f the people o f Sanford nnd lluuiutlying
territory In an election called for thnt
purpose and approved by tho .legislature.
"^"Our neightrers living lmm odlnlrly out
side o f the ten square blocks, which
constitute the present llm itsof our City,
derive many o f the benefits o f our town,
nnd they should come in nnd help us
make Sanford, what she certainly will Ire
in the near future, tho Metropolis o f
South Florida.
A s to a reduction of taxes, any person
who is fam iliar with the duties o f tiie
Mayor, knows full well tliut the Mnyor
has not, nor can he have, anything to do were hero this week arc the following:
with the raising or the reduction o f
W illiam II. Lynn, o f Bristol, Tenn.,.
ta x es ., .It Is , a
matter entirely and purchased ftbiti Huwnrd-Pneknrd Land
absolutely in the hands o f the Council, Co., thrtw acres o f improved truck land in
and'the Mayor has no voice whatsoever Goldsboro.
in the rate o f taxation. *
Four gentlem en from Jackson, Midi.,
A s to municipal ownership, under the .and three from Pctosky, Mich , hnve tnken
tire present state o f affnlrs, the municipal options on lands belonging to lire. How
ownership o f public utilities is infeasible ard Packnrd Land Co., ubd will probably
and Inprnctlcablc. for the reason thnt purchase some in a few weeks. J, N.
our city charter, granted by the Legisla Whilncr sold to C. C. Whittaker, of Camture o f 1803, limits our bonded indebted den. S. C., thirty acres o f celery land on
ness to $50,000, o f which $45,000 has Dcarduli Avenue.
been authorized, leaving available a
S evera l other land d eals Were niudu
balance o f $5,000. I will not attempt yesterday by real estate firms,-not bring
to estiinntc what it would cost the ¡city consum m ated in tim e for puhlicutio/i.
to install bn e le c tr ic , light and water
New lot, fancy goods, neckwear, novelplant, hut It Is" self evident that the
$5,000 worth of bonds available arc not ties and ribbons just received at Mtrr2t
sufficient to warrant the city at this tingek’s.
"D o w n By th e S co."
N extTu osday, Dcecmoer 8th, H108, un
der the uuspices of Snuford Temple No.
17, Pythian Sisters, local talent will hold
lire bonrds nt lire Dirern House and pul
on the coimkly drama entitled "Down By
tire Sen.”
CAST o r CHARACTERS.
Almrr Knyimiml.............. .t............ TlinaM Fox
Cant. Dandelion......................... .
J tptiiim
John On]» . . .
.K. h. iM'inli'rxon
Srplrnitn-rtialt*
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F. & Frank
Mnnlitinl«.................
.. C»o Fox. Jr.
i-nnr (Jrnin’uii
intr Knynio.ul
Mr», llslr
Kitty Gale
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F K. Kounilllgt, Jr.
MU» (i.-l.lr flint
...Miss Sadie Symcs
Mil« Florence Frank
A ll scats throughout tire house 50c.
Scuts can be reserved at Newlun's Drug
Store.
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New stock E v a lu a te d nnd Dried Fruits
for Christians cakes, at Long's Grocery.
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A $20,000,000 lumber combination,
*idt Edward Hayes ns president, has
brea erganlxed in Cliicogo. The object is
to wetrol the white and yellow pine and
— h oa U timber land north ami tru th -----In the maritlron race at Madison Square
Cudtn. New York, last week, Dorando,
th« Italian runner, defeated John J. Hayes,
Ike American champion, in a 20-m ile
fw, averaging a mile in six minutes for
ike entire distance, a feat which It is v e fy
*tokdul if any hone couid accomplish.
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" « ■ gift to the Episcopalian
of Albany from Spencer Trask.
Trtag H Hitchcock, manager o f the Re-
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INTERESTED its I mn in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizeim,
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and desiring to see our city advance and lake its place as the foremost inland city of ourState, which distinction properly belongs to* us, and having no other motive than the .up-.
building Jif «smfrml nmi .ita greater prosperity. H aivc. imimimml my. I'nnriiihmy-for-Um-oflim-trf—
Mayor, and take pleusure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues
which I believet-are foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring nbout the
desired resuit:
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I nm in favor of reduction of tnxes.
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I nm in fnvor of better fire protection.
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■ * . I am in favor yf paving and keeping in projier condition our streets and nvenues.
I am iiMnvur of city extension, provided the city can guarantee to tlje inhabitants of the
contiguous territory aU the benefits to which they would be eiUitlctLofl tax-paying citizens; but 1
"vig o ro u sly
opposeThtrplnn of extension as presented by the- present administration, which I believe.
to be unfair und unjust.
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I nm in favor of inunicijud ownership of a Lighting Plant und Water Works ns a ineaiuT
whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government •
If elected I wiTenforce strictiy and imp'»r*,"Tr~ " "»he Ordinances ot our city.
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Wmle R. you has received a verto
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••nectfully,
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Sanford. HoriJ«. AW.mi-r 1
^ b u ,U ™ s wJ*o was
ooUlslon while be was nnengl-
X X J ^ n X E E M D IT
Excellent Prices Paid For San
ford’s Early Lettuce
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
Over F o u rteen Hundred D ollars N e tte d
F rom One A cre o f Snnrord's Soil
In Nlnpty Days
Sanford hns gnined name and fnme
throughout the world as the "C elery City,
« h* »**>«» h o » been rightfully bestowrrtr
for Sanford celery has become most popu
lar with lire buyers in the northern mar
kets, und with conditions in tho market
favorable, tire celery growers never full
to reap n small fortune.
There are other crops,,however, thnt.
while overshadowed by King Celery In
the vegetable kingdom, yet. nevertheless,
for a quick crop to Ire pulled o f f ‘ before
the celery hns fairly been started, cer
tainly need not Ire relegated to the rear
In popularity, nnd in the opinion 6f many
prospective land, buyers this week rim
lettuce crop bids fair to outrival tire eel.
ery in public favor,
Lettuce Is planted In many Instances
ns a starter, or to get the Innd |n good
Blmpe for tire planting o f celery, and thus
in many instances tire people who learn
of Sanford's ^wonderful Inducements to tire grower never bear o f lettuce until
they reach the scene o f operation.
Snnford lettuce lias always been in
great demand and Sanford growers hnve
nlwnya achieved great success with their
plants, and supply these plants‘ In many
oilier sections of the state to growers who
are not fortunate enough to hnve the subinegation system nnd flowing wells.
Hut this seasontlic returns from lettuce-'
hnve been so great ns to lie beyond belief.
Doe instance is cited to demonstrate the
wonderful possibilities of Sanford soil:
Mr. Joe Cameron is nwell known grower
and one o f tire pioneers in Sanford, n
innn known far nnd'wide for his great
success in the Snnford Celery Delta. Sev
eral dnys ago Mr. Cameron sliipiied
through the well known commission linn
o f John V. Denton & Co. a car o f lettuce
nnd 301 crates netted him $812.37.
lie nlso received for 244 crutes n net
price of $700.28. Tills Inst was cut from
a half acre, o f land, or would mean that
from one acre of Innd Mr. Cameron re
ceived a net profit o f over $1,400. This
lettuce seed was planted ninety days ago
nntl on the same land celery pinnts were
set out nnd arc now in n flue condition,
and the market permitting, will net Mr.
Cmncnm n good return also.
Other growers have done equally as
w elirth e first-shipm ents- bringing $4:50
l»cr crate, nnd on Wednesday tills week,
despite the warm weather, which would
naturally cause a slump In |>rlces, several
shipments brought $4 per crate.
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Tims it will Ite seen that one ow e of
land in tire Snnford Celery Delta w ill net
tho grower in this one instance over
$1,400 in lettuce and the crop o f celery
may rnise tills net profit $1,000 mote,
thus making the total m u m on one acme
or land $3,000.
Mr. Culp, another grower, realized even
better returns from 206 crates, netting
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Where in this great universe enn a
grower realize more money from one ocro
o f land T .
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To the P e o p le o f S o n fo n l: ■
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German Fird losutance Dam«
, ' “ TdedrA Oliio, has been enjoined
doing business in Alabam a by the
■*kotl|W of the latter state until an ex“ ■»doB of the company'» financial
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to* forty girts attending S t ChrisZ ' " * » * Saratoga. N. Y., were at
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ered to be on fire and all rushed
^tosvlng practically ail their effects in
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Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford
w*gner, a Frenchman, In a W int car,
^ wna the grand prlx at the national autotoobile meet at Savannah last week, in the
'“ »»•making time of 402 miles In six
ten minutes and thirty-one seconds.
Hannemann. o f the Uni“ W M t h e South at Sewanee, Tenn.,
uw most prominent educators in
iouth* d>«l in Richmond.Va„ Nov. 27.
PLATFO RM
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MOST PROFITABLE CROP
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There I s ' ho doubt about tlie business
p o rtio n 'o f Sanford becoming crumped,
and those who are seeking store rooms
w ill be anxious to locate in this sectiom
o f the city. Several new store rooms will
be built on Sanford avenue, and when
lire new buildings o f Mr. Boiuinnon are
finished they will not only add much to
the appearance o f First street, but w ill
•hut out the sight o f several old rookeriA
that now disgrace the lake front.
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P ro m in en t Lo u isville Man. S a tisfied
W ith S a n fo rd 's G reat P r o s p e c ts
Thomas Bohannon, o f -Louisville, K y „
wos ln lire city several days this week
looking up ids property interests. Mr.
Bohannon owns the corner lot at First
street and Sanford avenue, next to the
DeMont building, and the vacant lo u dlrectly Opposite and next to the StoneGove building. He is thoroughly alive
tq tluTwbbderful poasibilltles'of Sanford's
growth and expects to build upon this
property at an early dnte. The buildings
will be o f concrete, two stories in height
nnd the stores w ill be fitted up in good
style.
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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