20 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ddbed429201430d236f61f346a64d2a3.pdf bbfd681bdb78ea61f099e04dc662f289 PDF Text Text A Qplet, Pretty Weddlni A very quiet wedding took place last Wednesday afternoon at ike] home of Mr». Martha D. Cult on Cameron avenue, when Mr». Cust and Mr. Joshua Whltetlde Harper were united In |mnrrlage. Rev. J W. WlJdmnn performed the ceremony. Mr». Cust's gown woa a pretty light blue meaaallne over white milk, the bodice having a handsome Duchess lace flehu forming a surplice effect. Mr». Cust wo» assisted by Dr. and Mrs. Detamater and Mrs. Uriggs of Deposit N. Y. Mrs. Cust owns the pretty cement bungalow on Cameron avenue and is the daughter of Mr. R. C- Bradshaw who is one of our largest vegetable growers.' Mr. Harper Is a fine business man and owns a celery farm on Ueardall avenue Both being popular they have the best wishes of their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harper will be at liomo to their friends after May 15th at their home on Cameron avenue. To the Voter» of Sanford: 1 desiro to extend to the Sanford voters many thanks for the magnificent voto ac­ corded me at their hands. Same wlU al­ ways be most highly appreciated. Gto. A. DtCorra. Underwood Lead» In Florida For presidential preference Oscar Un­ derwood has a decided Icod over Wilson and will be the high man.. with u major­ ity of between 3.000 and 4.000 votes. Frank Clark Lends Hon. Frank Clark has a good lead over Hilburn and Burr and may win in the first primary. Mr. Burr will retire to the - commlkwuher s Job and. draw his salury as usual. If Clark und Hilburn ora forced to make the second prlmnry there will be something doing. At the Presbyterian Church Rev. J F. MyKiiinon will preach ill the Presbyterian church next Sunday morn­ ing. No service at nighr. All are cor­ dially invited to _____ allciida _____ % I hanks from Uoncgun To the IV inner at» ol Orange county: In iioiniiiniiiig me lor your Senator you huvr done Justice to Osceola County. And. in behalf ol the people of niv county. I sincerely thank you for your generous sup­ port. Aktiiuk E Donegan Judge M. II. Mabry, arrived in the city Wednesday evening from Tampa, und with Mrs. Mabry und their little non liurton Washburn, they left I huraduy ufterni>on for their home in Tallahassee, after Mrs. Mabry's visit of u week with her.aister, Mrs. G. F. Smith. NOTICE. Tho dancing clans conducted by M i m Linda Lefller and M im Higgins will be continued us formerly. Meeting »ill lx- held next Wednesday evening nt thr usual place. 2tc. • - ■AUCTION, Saturday 2 p m. Stone Sc Grove building. Bed», wood und iron; wash stand», oil and gasoline stoves, carpets, dishea, cooking utensils, 16 new maps of Dixie. 1912 census. Clothing for men. women and children, every­ thing g»e» to I lie highest bidder, thing goe« to the highest bidder. Itc I wish to announce to the public that have closed iny "F ix It Shop" at 111 ¡xth S t and in futuro »hall follow only the following work: Hoofing of ull kinds, special attention to leaky roofs; Gut­ tering, Paper Hanging and Hoof Painting. First cls»s work at moderate prices. Consult me ut 610 Palmotte ave. or 'phone 229. C. A. SM IT H . The "Fix It Man." tf ¿ ^liiWffrfiWW^iiWfriVWWM'rtiiVhViyVriy^ £ 1|_|lAVING purchased the laun5 i n 1 dry business of Hop Kee, I will be found at hit old place of business in the Bishop Block. Will be pleated to do your work at the following prices: Soft S h i r t s , ............................. 10c Hard Bolotn and Pleated, 12/ic Collars and Cuffs, . 2 Vic each Get prices on family washing. s W U AN J ; J «: i J: f J SA N I MAY 6 AT this time of the year, naturally, everyone is looking for Special Bargains in Clothes, Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions and Furniture and there is not a per­ son disappointed here, “Where Bargains Reign Supreme. ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE TO GET TICKETS ON THE FOLLOWING HAND­ SOME PRIZES— » 1st $30.00 9x12 Wilton Rut» 2nd 12.00 Cathedral Gong’Clock 3rd 10.00 Cowhide Traveling Bail 4th 8 0 0 Cowhide Traveling Bag 8 00 8.00 8.00 a00 FLOORS TABLES CHAIRS . OIL CLOTHS $1.25 SUIT CASES 98c Japanese Matting Rugs in neat patterns; size 6x9 ft. Spe- (T»-| /»q cial fo r Mon. <P-L«Ut/ S E E our new line of Suit Cases. Just received a splendid valuefor q q $ 1.25; our price. t/OC woodwork; CAMPBELL’S *. T h e $1.25 SOIESETTE S H IR T S 98 CENTS M U S L IN U N D E R W E A R = SALE - Now is the time to buy men’s genuine soiesette q q shirts; collar attached; $1.25 seller. Monday «/OC $15.00 WOOL SU ITS $13.19 $1.50 UNDERSKIRTS 9$ Cents Monday, you will find many Skirts worth $1.50 Q O ~ each on special Sale at, each o n l y .................vOL These fill wool Suits come in blue serge, fancy <ussimeres, worsteds and mohairs. All regu1 ‘) i q .lar $15.00 vulues. S p e c ia l....... ,..... ............« p i - O s i y . --- -----------------:--------------------- 7--------------------------------- *------------------- - 1------------- $1.35 GOWNS 98 CENTS Another^Xiuslin Underwear Shle Special. Chemise and V neck style gowns with lace; also embroidery trim­ ming and hand embroidered. Special $1.35 Q O ~ values, while tliey last, only ............. .................. */ O L ••BLACK ÇAT S O X 05c quality in genuine Thread Silk Sox. All the Intest and most wanted shades Our price a pair . . . “r O C -------------- j--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ 65 cent DRAWERS 18 cents A large assortment of ladies' lace and embroidery trim­ med drawers well worth 65 cents a garment; our price o n l y ............................................................. $ 1 .7 9 , $ 1 .3 9 and 93c 75 cent BROSSIERE 48 cents 25c Style No. 2 2 . honed with surplice hack, ty in g around waist with tape made of Batiste with p o in t’d embroid­ ery trimming in front; this combined w ith i W arner's rust proof corset forms a perfect foundation for modern styles of dress. Each, only $1.35 PRINCESS SLIPS 98 CENTS A ready seller for $1.35, will find their way t<. the underwear bargain counter Monday at only 65c GOWNS 49 cents 35c DRAWERS 25 cents WHITE APRONS Se<* our sjieeiul line of Indies' high und low neck gowns in till sizes worth 05 cents a gar- A Q ment. Choice only C The Drawers will bring 35 cents n garment in plain, ulso lace and embroidery trimmed, op- r t p " en or closed. Our price Large while aprons for ladies with hemstitched hem, also u pocked. 35 cent value. O f T , , Our price only L aÒ \ Children Dresse« I n ginghams a a d percales, up to 1G yrssize; worth $1.50 and $1.35 each, our special price is only BOYS; WAISTS 25 cent« See this special lot of Boys' Blouse Waists in light and dark pat- O f t , , terns for Monday, each L $ 1 .1 9 , 98c 40 cent BELTS 25 cents Men's all leather hells in tan. brown and black. Worth 40 cents. Each, our p r i c e ..................... Just think of buying a child's dress, well made up at almost the price of the ma­ terial. See this line 25c HOT WEATHER ! ! ! Is now here und the time has-come to select a fan. See our line’s M o n d a y , day'at 4 8 c, 25c, 10c, 5c F U R N IT U R E - - e a c h ____ F U R N IT U R E SL1V ING MACHINES— Now is the time to buy n sewing machine on weekly payments o f............. Close : T h u rsday Black Cat Sox shine here at 25 cents, made from n :LV quali­ ty silk lisle in nil color’, o r A pair . . . ¿D C Large shipment of Warner' corsets have just arrived in the much wanted styles for this time of tin* year. See them. Monday at. each 35 cent CORSET COVERS 25 cents Well made from a good quality nainsook; some with lace and* others trimmed with embroidery, a good 35 cent seller Monday only....................... BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS Idle famous "Hell Brand ’ with or without collar in while find A f 7 colors. Special price, each tc l C "*»35 cent SOX 25-rents WARNER’S CORSETS 48c See our lufge line of Refrigerators at special low prices on easy Weekly payments. A t o ALL 8.00 Handsome 8-dny Clock 8.00 Handsome 8-dny Clock G OO Cowhide Traveling Hug 5.00 Silk Umbrella 6x9 Ft. RUGS $1.69 REFRIGERATORS INTERIOR 9th 10th 11th 12th Hnnflftrnc 8-dny Clock Handsome 8-day Clock Handsome 8-dny Clock Handsome 8-dny Clock - Our Furniture Deportment has many special bargains for cash or on the easiest terms. Only small payment down rT* -| / \ / \ and weekly payments of only ...................... tp A e U U fo r PRIZES .. 5th 0thv 7th 8th 59c SH O ES - SU N HATS Large shipment <>f M"Imhi ami Children's Sun Hats Wurth dou hie the money. <hi price, each only " 10c 10 cent LACE 1 rent?’ See or large shipment • L-r'iian and French vnl. lace a m i insertion A great many patterns. Sell every­ where at 10 cents a yard. 4 ^ Our price only .................... GINGHAM APRONS See these gingham aprons Monday, nt the price worth 35 cents Our price o n ly ........ LOv BLAGK CAT H O S I E R Y See our large new line of Hosiery for women and children in silk and lisle at a pair 8 ^ c , 15c, 25c and 48c M E N ’S PANTS Spring patterns in grays and tans, also Blue Serges; peg tops w i t h c u n bottoms, special at 98c, $1.39, $1-98 $2.98 AND $4.69 - - • - SHOES SELBY’S — Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps in ull the lustrai loats and snappiest stylés at prices below competition. SNOWS— “Union-Mode” Oxfords for men are the shoes of sat­ isfaction in all of the up-to-the-minute styles, also staple lusts, jiric« owny below,factory selling prices. See these special values Monday. AND CHILDRENS $ 1.00 . GodMISSES man all leather Shoes and Pumps. SHOES— Special line of See these Moyduy. : A t : 12 O’clock : H a lf : Holiday TtaVwhUlwtltwh «I mag. Il Uà# aw V« Pr mm iU •UrnM « »inl.nl m Tum FWi •Wr.dM« M mJ «in U t Gn.CispkUi wi Grf gjllt/MtSaa. ro u a rx x L in « s u s rr CAPPENTERHOBTON CO H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. D. A. _CALDWELL & SONS CASH DEPARTMENT STORE _^ SANFORD I* .• ( 1 2 1 - 1 2 3 E . 1 st S t r e e t ) FLORIDA �P u b lish e d S e m i-W e e k ly — T u e sd a y and F r id a y T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D IN Number 70 S A N F O R D — L if e is W orth L iv in g SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 7, IS IS NEWS OF THE WORLD SANfORU STILI LUCKY NO E L E C T I O N REPORT Items of In te re st Gleaned fro m Potatoes Are Moving Steadily And S ta te Canvass of R etu rns Not Bringing Good Prices Various Sources Matte Until Thursday HAPPENINGS D IK IN G I Ht W H * Mer« ttic Header» Will rind o Brief Historical Sprint riowlni fo r Hurried Reader» The life of Major Archibald W. Uutt. ns ' ■ soldier, newspaper inun. ulde lu I’resldeou and lodge member», and Ids heroic death on the Titanic, were commemo' rale«j by hi» chlef-ln-charge, n president. ■ secretary of war, a senator of Ida na­ tive state, a contemporary in thé new»^ paper field and the fraternity of Masonry, n an Impressive memorial service at Washington luit Sunday. The Confederate army la marching on Macou. For the second time during the history of this typical southern city there Il tu be an invoslon. During the sixtie« it was with cannons ruuriug. muskets cracking, drums beating and Hags flying. tiWhrtrow Thelrrvaslon will * be none the lest determined but the roar of the enn- Sanford, Ha., May 3. Potatoes arc moving at a lively rate, and will con­ tinue so for the next two week*. The quality hu* been remarkably good, at­ tracting tiie best of the buying trade. No. 1 stock ruled $5.60 bid., with the usual allowance of $1 less on No. 2. Shipments average 6 to 7 car* daily, all of which iiuve licen sold I. o. b. The tomato acreage will run 350 to TOO acre* und shipping should »tart by May 5. Beans, cukes, pep|>er» and on­ ions are moving daily at the rate of 3 to G car*. Price* have l»een profitable as u. whole, und grower* have hud a good •euson in Spile of the fact that a large |>erce»tage of the celery crop wu* practically lunt, due to blight. The M. O. Coggins Co. of Jackminville and Pittsburg practically control the |M>tuto deal, acting its marketing agent* for fully fuur-fiftli* of the acre­ age. Thu» concern hu* made a line recor^l on price*. The Coggins people will ulso have the swing in the tomato deal, no,, and -the check of mwdtetlT willbe 'hf^hey will run twS-psrìtfng housA» missing. The soldiers an* this time com­ ing on a mission of peace, many of them to mingle with each other niul recount their experiences of the terrible struggle In which the north wns pilled against the «utlili itic former lighting to |»cwrvc the Union uud the latter for a cause that it believed ru tx' tight. Tonight the indica­ tions »re that the crowd will he the larg­ est that has ever uttended a Confederate rruiiion Ifoilroud agents variously estlraiitr the number from 100,000 to 150.000 A vlroiig effort is lielng made to save Kev Kidiesou from the electric chair mid change the sentence to life imprlHoniiieni fur ihr |>iiMining of Avis Llunell. on the (rounds that he was insane when hr com nntird die ctIiiic. Congressman Hulkley, of OJno. ha-» introduced a bill providing for the coinage of a half-cent rop|x*r piece Its u-w-fulnetis, he declared» * 0 0 1 1 1 Into (uirihasers who are allured, In-m er chants into buying articles by the tempt­ ing 'imitation* of "1 2 1-2 cen t*." Mr Hulkley has also introduced u lull for a "l-cent piece to meet the condition* In hi* home city. Cleveland, where the street car lure is that amount. which will Ih* in charge of ex|>ert und experienced Ku*t Coast tomato men. 3 his will give it uniform puck, grade und quality which it is expected will bring an enviable reputation for the Sanford tomato The celery movement will pructicidlv end by May in Several cars of ''Green Top" moved this week, the "Golden Se|f-Blanching," which moved eurl> 111 the season. Chase A Co. will handle a good share of this late variety. The mixed car movement was active tin* week, averaging I to 5 ears daily. I lie potato movement continue* ac live and good price* prevailed The marked improvement 111 grading of Sanford potatoes has brought splendid results I |i to Tuesday, the Cog gilts people had sold to car* and «X|>ected to move 1(1 more this week. Their banner sale was on a car of red Bliss grown by It II I'ugb. which was packed in husl|e| ham|M-rs and sold to a l hicago house, netting the grower fl.106.Kll, f o b., or $<> 70 bbl. for unis and twos About 26 car* remain which will finish the Sanford |s>tuto move­ ment Produce News. SLVIRAL COUNTIES YET IN DOUBT Contestant * In Congrea»lonol Race Are Heady to S tart—Gibbon* And Trammell Velum« IV AROUND FLORIDA MOST s u c c t s s m i M ttfiN Q Mon. J . H Whltner Delivers Tine Ad-j dress Sunday Mghi I ne General News of The Lund A splendid audience grreietl Hun. J N. Wlmner al the Star Theatre Sunday night in the monthly union meeting of the Men and Religion Forward Movement fix San­ ford The meeting opened with the sing­ ing of severul of tlie old familiar hymns of tlie church. Scripture was read by Rev. C. H. Summers uud pruyer was of­ fered by Kev. J . W. Wildmou. • Then Chairman Wulkrr Introduced Mr. Whilner ns Ihe speuker of the evening. This Men and Religion Forward Move­ ment. he said, has been likened to tlie crusades of Hie eleventh and twelfth cen­ turies when kings left their thronet nnd chMdren their homes to win back (lie Imly sepulchre Bui a more filling com|Niriaon is with (he Refuriuniiun of the six teenth century. Out of thaï movement come the dawn of civil. |>ersuiinl and re ligiuus lllx-rty Today (tie allegiance of men is being lix«*i upon Hie yVord of God. Congestion uf pu(xi lulion in uur cities and enormous accumulations of material wealth have put our Christianity on trial. Unless some trial comes speedily the wreck of our civilization will follow. We must gel hack lo the [tower uf Jesus Christ FlOW CrS. CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Tpltome of the Week'» Most Im portant Happening» In the Slate'» Domain. Flection returns for the state have The convention of tho Florida Div­ been so slow that all the counties have ision, Daughters of tho Confederacy, not l>een heard from up to date, and closed 6n Saturday, al Tampa, with the official canvass to lx- taken on Thurs­ the election of officer» for the ensuing day next will determine the" result. In year and tho choosing of a convenient the race for Governor, Gibbons and city for the 1913 convention, IJv e Oak Milton ure in doubt a* to which one will was rhoMcn us next year's meeting place. run it oil with Trammell. ( ontracts have been let in New in Congrwu»-At-Large. O'Brien and Smyrna for a number of up-to-date Tooiner ure in doubt us to who will modern house*, und the citixens there measure swords with Claude I.'Fugle. ure looking forward to having elec­ The other contestant* ure «utisfi'ed tric light, by the beginning of the with their standing but are aimous to new year. find tlie official votes und than gum a Beginning next week the new Steam- — Imp on tiie second primary. ', bout Kennedy will ply regular between Frank Clark has a lug lead over I’alatku and Jacksonville. The KedHilburn und this will gain him vote* nedy is larger than the l>oat previously in the second primary. His friends will used on this run. stand by him to a man and will ulso Ihe l.awtey State Bank opened for get new votes. I nisi lie** last Wednesday and it Is Gibbons is confident of making .1 strong uiideretoixj that many (le|Kiaits were race with Trammell ami is champing The churches have always had prruclithe bit impatient to la- olf in the second ilig. but men have failed 10 lake hold of made during the day race I h e r e a ill l»> a canning school tield it There has Keen list much preaching in count) affair* tlie coiilil) executive hack 1" (hr Ten Coiiiillaiidineiils and nul at the College of \griculture, Univ-er committee met List Friday and decided enough forward to the Sermon nil the sit) (if Florida. May !». HI und 11 for that Itobm-wm find won over Fox m the Mount It is nut 11 i|urstinn «imply of tbc ptir|Miw ,,f giving instructions In I »-gisl.it 1 vc race tlie result being as "Thou shall nut Tlirre iiinst lie a call to •■aiming vegetable, to tlie county agent*. follow* the ixucticul everyday giuqiel uf service T lorida t» honored in the ¡»election Luke 1,0-17, Robinson mil, Km SIG, to God und our fellow men of Mis* ( ora Mallory to be chief spun\ •wlun 7 Hi I is 1 mot ti «if tin- work til ttor 1 lion lies »or at tin- Confederate reunion to Hand led III t lx* Sheriff’s difficulty, lia» Iwen left to our women A u sen t held 111 Silicon this week. She wilt, Kirkwood hanging on in* flank* and count id cougrrguiion» «tiuw» 1 lui 1 for e v ­ lives at Pensacola and is a grand­ Karel third Hand and Kirkwood must ery ••7 women altriiilmg rliurch there are daughter of Stephen I’ Mallory, secbut 33 men We have Ix-rn leaving r«-1hr) of tiie navy in the Confederate do it again. Shim* wins over | '.,tt»— * f••r County church work ion lung to tin- women cabinet la«ke|uttd Telegram Solicitor We do not take Hie teaching id Hie \11iohg the things planned for the l.andls wnm over Junes (of .Stales Naxurrur into our dull) life How ninny Daughter* of (Yie Confederacy while of you Hunk from day to day wlmi ser in ««-«»ion in Tampa was an automobile Attorney Tucker wms over Slcrmnmis for vice you can render thnt day to your fel trip, h big reception, u steamer trip low man I am a busy man lull I seldom >01 the buy 1») moonlight, luncheon Treasurer A tabulated refsirt of county ai:d slat* fall In puiy Hus »unplr (xayei “God grant ••vet) da>. entertained .«t the Poindwill Is* given in tlie next issue for future today that I may serve my neighlxir. my anna Theatre with a moving picture luwn. tny country The man who give» n s h o w , and several other things. reference. . rich lift*, gels a richer life It is understood that the city coun­ It has been said in reference to our cil of Key -Wist has legislated UgailUlt day. "If a man lovrs anything more than moving picture shows on Sunday nights. Getting Krudy f o r ( hr fornaio Crop a dollar. II 1» another dollar Hill Jesus The movement of Irish potatoes Soon !o Be Bundled declare«! that u man's life u>n»i«b‘th n<>t from Hasting* last week was nine cars The Florida Vegetable Growers' A»»<*'i ill the abundance nl Hie thing» that lie Jack Inhnson, the negro pugilist, wus OKI \ S' IM I W i l l PI XV l u l l ■*r I t.ii«|i,-|. The movement this ninni liuvr tx-eii Ini») 11» Nuilri» wiili [«>»IU-.«»CK l i a i n l l e l l II m- |l |C«llllll 1« j made 4 iiuoton by a lodge in Scotland Week will tnlttl III teen cars. imtutocs und iitlirr «(«mg •nip* and re How mill h money doe» he make' II our I t<e grand lodge 11 Kdmburg took up Pensacola may mmoi add a |ia(>er nation 1» mil turned smm Inun (hut mon tlx matter and took away the charter Organualm n LfTerlrd and Strung Team luriiing tu Ilicit mrmln-rs very Intisfin mill to her list of manufacturing en­ lury prue» Our edr of 163 barrels uf | «> ep making spirit anarchy will come upon of dial lodge. Mill lie Pul in Field. V'VVar is still going on between Italy Wui Turkey, and cost* nre piling up for the people *o that kings and general* sad admiral» and capitalist* may prrotlt Mr* Daisy Opie Grace was indicted -today charged with shooting her hus­ band. Hugene H, Grace, at their home hire in March. Grace is still alive at his mother's home at Newman, (iu t Although Hie doctors «aid lie could not rfcover. i V'Senator Fletcher, of Florldn, is tuh; log a very keen interest in the inveotlgstion of the Titanic'disaster by the *ub committee of the committee on commerce. He having l>een named *• one of the senators to conduct thfit investigation. The cable ship which relieved tlie Mackay-Bennott fn the search for , of the Titanic victim* arrived today with fifteen bodies, mining which wt* that of Chns. M. Hsyen, president of th* Grand Trunk railroad. Four trainmen and three passengers **te killed, and several passenger* inIuxhI, when the first section of the Confederate Veterans' special, carrythe veterans from Texas to the rctoiott at Macon, was wrecked on the " ,w Orleans nnd Northeastern railway. With nearly one hundred witnesses to be heard, the trial of Floyd Allen, the murder of Commonwealths Attorney Footer entered on its foruth T * - *t probably wiU be near the end • ,h® w*«k before the S U te rests, • but eighteen of its siityfive witm-vx* l « n heard. •' • . »■ —' * W; '• Good Plan. . write down a list of thlnga you ^w end to do In spare Urn« and do “®t let a week slip away, nor a day. Tou can help It, without doing out t lham. B »cb month will bring new '» • t l k d i p . will be worth trying ----------------------- --- ASSOCIATION NEWS tutors wus sold by their representative tu Orlando Philudrl|>hia fix $1.IDI 50. Not had for u we will cfienp crop, geiicrnlly not thought gixxl enough bx our high |xiced land. How Orlando is to have n luox-hull team, many car» uf i'clery hruuglit 1 Ins nruch the beat ever, and within a week. This money tin» or any ullicr scukuii It will momentous decision was ahivisl at Im- well fur tnr growers tu (snulrr uu their yesterday afternoon at a large and en- «ta(dr rrn|w tu-forr drs'ldlllg lite) rullimi llmsiastli meeting of tin- fans at I he linoni tu rui»e t tieni San Joan Hotel. Pix* Association 1 » now ixrpariiig fur Hie tomato business and have arranged Captain B. M. Robinson was elected with II II lfrane, wlui will conduct 11 president of I lie association, winch (tacking lunisr at lus regular place uf will Im- known as the Orlando Baseball Association. Mr. Gray Rush was chosen business. First street and the railroad. He hu* employed 11 fonv of experienced secretary-treasurer; Mr. John M. Chen­ ey, innnagej; with the following 0» packers from die Last Coast mid ull good» director* Messrs. H L. Beeman, K. will be (Mil up In u uniform uud proper Y, Way, B. H. Knlker, ami W. M. manner, thus cuubliug ihr Association to secure fix ils members ull the mnrket will Brittain. pay f<x o fintela»» (tack. We cannot It was proposed to start practice handle any lomntoes not pot up n! the game pre-season gam«*, that is, with (lacking house It Is nil (o your interests Sanford at a very early date; |xTha|>« in have them (ml up there. by the fifteenth .of the month. The F ioiida VrurTAiu r. Gaowcts' Ass's regular s»-iL*on will lx>gin aixiut the first of June, and will last three months. Mr. W. < lay Kninan lo Sing in Sanford Tlie following from the Reporter Star indicates that have u very active summer: An important decision was made yesterday, to the effect tiuit 1600 v«a* to be raised to lx* |xwted a» a guar­ antee fund to insure the carrying out of the schedule. Sanford will tx* rt((uirAi to post n similar guarantee fund. The necessary five hundred was raised among the funs ul «he San Juan yeeterday, nnd representative* from Sanford were on hand this morning with thnt team’« forfeit money. The joint fund will 'f>e de|Kxdted in some neutral bank. Mr. Knman who will sing at tiie recital nl the Auditorium of the High School. Monday evening. May 13th is a native of Lorain, Ohio; und has tx-en with Hollins College the past winter. Mr.* Knman (x>Ks<fuves a delightfully rich and big Baritone voice. His song numbers will intlutle besides two higher groupea. "T h e Road to Mandalay" (Oley S|>eak»i sung by request, and the two famous Shuiyert number»: "Who is Sylvia"? 1 words from Shakespeare) and the “ Frl King." The "Krl King" A regular schedule of games will l>e is a legend of the Black Forest of Baden, drawn up between the two team*, and Germany, immortaliied in the beautiful in the event either team fall* to car­ dramatic (xyem by Goethe. He tells ry out the agreement, the money will the story of u father,’« frantic ride through the "Black Forest" in a temlx? forfeited. ■ Th® work of selecting the (dayers |w»t. hugging cbxwdy to hi» bosom bis is now going on. Perhnj« the an­ I little child. b»r warmth and safety, nouncement of tiie line-up will lx* ; "for the dreaded touch of the 'Krl King* made within u week, and (lie name of is certain death." This song i* nnf of Shubert's mssterthe umpire will be made public at the pitoM in composition. time. us. There is too much difference between terprises. (he rich nnd (he poor Saturday night the borne of Mr. L. Mr Whltner closed by reminding Ins T Kean, north of Winston, In Polk audience uf Hie two great |xinci|des of < ouitty, 1 aught fire and Mrs. Keen the Ctinsiqiii religion a» laid down by us 1 wu, burned to deuGi. only her bone* founder I hou shall love thn Dud thy being left to bour silent t<,*timony to I um) with all tliy lieurl and with .ill Hi) tlie agon) she underwent. Aixiut 111 viol and wilti all Itiy slrenglli and the n 1 Im k *aturdu\ niglil while Mr. Keen second, which is like onto u I (too shall w.is 4 w.1v Irorn houo*, being at Bradley love thy nrightiof us tli>»elf Junction, Mrs. Keen uml the children ------- — ------- Pitt >MINTINT KIM t U n i t l»F kl> Information was received here Saturduy of tiie death of Hon. A. M < Russell, wliicii occumsi ut an earl) morning hour a' his home in Brooksvilel. 11« had been ill two weeks or more, and death came u* a result of complications su|»erimluce«l by a car by the lire, and they hurriedly left the house. After Mrs. Kts-11 gut all the smuller children out, 1she rushed hack into the house to sav» Mmt) o( the furniture. The flame* bej cume *0 fierce that the son U-gged his ni(,tj„-r lo junqi from the second story |K,n.|, 'phi* she was afraid to do. and w)n t |„, |,.ap (|e cried to lier t() (ol|ow hul the wn)U {eU on her >n(1 wp|)t ,low|) Uj h,,r dealh, I,uncle, which caused bun much suffer-1 ing. Mr Kusasdl was editor of Tlie Southern Argu». and wu» regarded as one of tiie tirainuwt men ami most tluent writers of the Florida press. For sixUsui years tie served Hernando county us superintendent of schools and was a candidate for tlie office of Slate super­ intendent m the primary of lu»t I'uesduy. His illness, however, prevented his making nn extensive canvass. He wus esteemed by ull who knew him und his death removes from the commonwealth one of its most useful citizens. were -uwukene0 Conditions in the various State races remain aixiut the »ame. It will take the official count of the state executive com­ mittee to determine who will enter thd race for governor against Park Trammell, and for Congress Slate at I-arge against Claude L'Kngle. The State executive committee meet* Thursday at noon, and it will probably be late that night or the next day before they complete tbelr labor* In the meantime Milton, Glbtxms, Toomer and O'Brien are In the anxious seat—neither being able to take to the field as they so much desire. / Qreatnass of Qotham. A reminder of what a large city New York has become Is afforded by the ataftfment that the Borough of tho Bronx Is exceeded In population by only eight ettlea In the United Btates. It numbering more than 430,000 Inhabitant« at the last census. It ulso appear« that there are nine state« In the Union, each of which possesses less population than that fast grow­ ing section of the metropolis, which U dow gglUUng for homy ru l* FANCY WORK CIRCLE The memliera of the Fancy Work Circle were entertained «t the residence of Mr». W. T . Johns, Wednesday sftarnoon. A pleasant social meeting was enjoyed by tho circle, while they did their fancy work Delicious ice cream with crushed | strawberries, ami cuke were wrvrd by the hostess. Mrs. John's guests wer» Mr». J. J Purden, Mr». H. W. Milteer, Mr» Ilinea, Mr». T. S. Usvl», M rt, BaUrby, Mrs. II. II. Util. •V _ ' ^ f i'jr - >1 • •# '.CTfe w �IHC SANTORD HtRALD A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be v tw ë tn You and Me” fto nufgtio» ne to fljf fMortb ni j)nb intr & g?rtgl) flotlifg, gou gft r.ttra gtplfc, r.ttra quality, r.vtra 'unlne in f\irrp purfliaoc matif l)trt. jttotu tnhr our nrlu Ruminer gaits at.......... A Ctilel IS Amonf Ye Taking Notes u d faith ; tie’ll Prent T n T — • ' 8 0 Says Sounterer. It was my pleasure to hear Mr. Whitnar'maks an address last Sunday night at the theater in. the Men and Religion Forward Movement, and I was greatly taken by all of it. Especially did his plea'for unity .impress mo and It should have impressed all the audience. This fact is borne Into my thoughts more and more every day that people are-bi-coming so selfish and so taken up with their own affairs that they have no jlme for anything else. They have even for­ gotten how to be neighborly and live In pe*c6 “loving thy neighbor us thyself.” It aeems to be anything to beut the other fellow and in the mad scramble all the better thoughts jind all our better natures are warped by the greed of gain. The old time feeling of arising in the morning and the first thought of helping some one even with a cheery greeting is fast passing uwuy and the modem method Is to stay up so lute that we arise In-fogged and with just alight enough energy to geU e- busiiwa*- there to commence the same old grind of making-dollar«. No «bought for-the. rest of thn.vyurld, no thought for religion, ull for self, and all for worldly pleasure. It is almost im­ possible in this age to linve a good friend for every man is arrayed against his neighbor in some manner und if anyone is getting the pleasure out of life that we You know you are using good judgment in deciding upon this store as your purchas­ ing place the minute your eye rests on these clothes. A glance reveals the goodness of the materials and the tailoring of supreme excellence. o f nrices unmatchable outside of this store. to give you the best; we this establishment in ilie used to get forty years ugo I fail to see it. We old codgers who are on the down grade have our good old friends that no prosperity or adversity can shake but the younger generation cannot claim such riches us real friends for the race Is too swift and to the victor belongs the spoils and the last man out gets nothing. The Religion Forward MoVenlent only will gel us ull buck to the old regime where friendship will count, mure than riches, und good deeds lliun pearls, and whenever the present world can realize this the Mali and Religion For wort! Movement will have accomplished much good. Soinu complaint luu coin** regard­ ing the giving of half the road hi cose of of an automobile coining up !>ehind u team. The parties claim that when they come up behind a fellow with a team he stubbornly refuses to give any of the road„ no matter if there is plenty of room to turn out. Now the law recognizes the rights of both the man w-ith the teum and the man with uuto, and these rights should he re »pccted. There are plenty of men who are running autos who should be driv­ ing ox teams and vice verea. but all men nhould not be treated that way. The law says that when a man is over­ taken by n faster vehicle, the man driving the slower vehicle shall turn uut and give half of the beaten path Heaven help m e man w ho imagine-' he can (lodge enemies by trying to pleas.* everybody! II such an individ­ ual every succeeds pass him over lien* that 1 may have one look at his mortal remains ere ho vanishes away for surely this earth cannot lie his abid­ ing place. Now I do not infer thnt one should lie going through this world trying to find lieuins to knock and thump his head against, disputing every man’s opinion, fighting and elbow­ ing and crowding dll who differ from him. That, again, is another extreme. Other people have their opinions, so have you. Don’t fall into the error of supposing they will resfiect you more for turning your coat every day, to match the color of theirs. Take five minute« off from candidate« and politic«, dear reader, and |>eruae the following which we find in an exchange. It ii a little gold mine of truth important for every one to know: "You will never find a busy man med­ dling with- other fieople's business, nor one who is well versed in gcnernl knowl­ edge. A well stored mind hoa not the room for gabbing, nor has the mind of a busy man Bpaco for the need of tale bearing. Education and business pre­ occupy and lift humanity above such low and debasing depravity. It is the idler who becomes the gossip |>cddler. His brain is the veritable workshop of tho devil. Backbiting, Blundering, gossip­ ing and Tying are not the traits of busy, clean, intelligent minds. Tuko Uiecoanus street loafer and the tough, the where and the vulgar, and you will find these traits dwell.“. Thfr price, tickets tell the __$U)iy men as the value-giving center ave many rwear Night Sh osiery wear here; Hats, omrts, things that will suit you in matters of quality and in price, awav this is the store to buy new and up-to-date things for PALMER & SE . . ■ "C lo tlir o C lin t S a t is f y The E.ergladcs. There seems to be u never-ending mare of mystery, of assertion count' r assert ion -u-nndul and g ). defense cl urge ulnl and upolo- ronceriiiiig ocean Use Our Bank for Your Depositing IT’S CONVENIENT—I T ’S SAFE You enn go to bed at night without worrying id),Mlt your savings tn the old stocking under tin* lie*artn. Your deposits are insured ngninst loss from nay ,,;lliseRemember, We Pay 4 per cent Interest, Compounded Quarterly on Your Savings Deposits. Deposits Absolutely Insured PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD M. M. SMITH, Pm. ^ H. R. STEVENS. V. Pm . H. E. TOLAR.1 • Subscribe for T h e Herald and �l r„ — - -. T n , ' - - - * * .r. - * ?. V, . , • ■ . . . . ’ ." > ’ '. May 7. 19(2 j^ Z I ÍÍL ^ . A ~- ■ ' • _______ HIE SANFORDgHERAU) Molt Fur* W ear Long W ith Caro. Molt fun apa durable, exports say, ud trill last for a long time If guard­ ed ff0m motba, high tomparaturoi and ipriog «unshlne. A less durable fur Is . irosdtsll, aa It la taken from young iDlmala. Chinchilla and ermine are glto dillcate, both In color and texlure, and should be carefully treated, piacas that main a specialty of stortsg fun keep them at a uniform win* tar tempenture. Wednesday Club , |unanimously re-electing them: Mrs. Maris, The Wednesday Club held their regular) president; Mrs. Chase, secretary, and Mrs. meeting at the residence of Mrs. J N. Key. treasurer. The club heartily cooWhltner Wednesday afternoon. gratulateli themselves that they are again After reading the minutes the secretary, to have for their new officers such elfiMra. S. 0. Chose read an invitation to the c*eni nn<1 charming women. Wednesday Club from the executive comIt was moved that the club give the mittee of the Men amt Religion Forward present [eogram committee a rising vole Movement ty be reiiresented by delegates Of thunk» for their work In (irepuriiig the at a conference to be held at the Masonic Scandinavian program just concluded Hull at I o’clock Sunday afternoon. Moy | The club hov. been Invited to hold 12th, to diacuss and, if found advisable, their last meeting of the yessr at the home to formulate plans for the organization of of Mrs Chase next Wednesday afternoon Marriage a FallureT The I.statisticians Inform us that the various charities uf the city. Mrs. L at 3 o'clock. Fad) and every member of there U an Increasing tendency to­ R. Philip» and Mrs. Henry Wight were the club is requestc<^k>fbe present. ward divorce, but the very worst dl- appointed to represent the Wednesday r rorce tabloa show that 12 couples out Club at the conference. Come In thr «^u^micr Time of every 100 get divorced within 20 The executive committee of the club ytsrs of the marrlago day. Hut only through the secretary called ttic attention Persons interested in Florida ot who in­ look at thla statement from nnothcr of tho club to Article 5. Sec I of the con­ tend to buy land here, should come In I angle. There are 88 couples who do stitution, which reads thus: ’’Active mem­ the summer time, we very strongly rec­ oot get divorced. And ao, Is marrlago bers will be required to attend regularly ommend this. a failureT Hardly! enough to do a full sbnrc of the work and In the summer you see the land at its pay un annual fee of one dollar." The very worst. If there is ever n chfince of committee does not consider that clause Heredity. . ’ Bomo vary pretty things are. being •aid, for no special reason whatever, about genealogy and hendity. Natur­ ally thla la associated with the names and life of wbat ia called the "nobili­ ty." Tet no commentator baa quoted the couplet of Pope, which reads raw­ ly that "His ancient but Ignoblo blood has crept through ecoundrela over ■lnce tho flood." A Paraphrase. "What la tho meaning of that quo­ tation, ‘There Is a divinity that shapes our ends, rough hew them ns we may’! ’* "Well," replied Senator Sor­ ghum, "the proposition Is something Uke thla: ll'a easy enough to pass a law, r, but you don’tjtnow wbat It's goIngI to-bar^ffl the Hupromo CouiT'güU through with It." . Many Fish Wars Blind. More than 17,000 yellowtail were caught by Japanese fishermen at the long wharf recently. Thle Is tho larg ­ est catch for one dny'a Hulling ever ro corded Ih tho bay district. Among the finny apecimens were several dpep Ben fish, which, when brought to the sur­ face, were found to bo totally blind.— Los Angolos Tribune. to mean that n member's full share of tho wn,M ,,nndinH °*> >»"‘1 *« will show in work Is the payment of one dollar, writ- *^,e lime. This is the period of ing a paper, and attending but two or i rai,u- h rQln* 1 u,le heavily almost every threo meetings during the year. There n(, f rnoon from June to October, are often questions arising requiring the This is, of course, the hottest pkfiodclub’s opinion, committees needed, and Come down and be convinced that Flormoreover the simple presence of nn inter- ide In the suinmeHs nffl Bgarly os wnrtn esled member is a strength to the club, ns in your northern cities tjtyrlng. heated It is asked that in joining the active spells We hijve continued WAti})’fcettl her membership list careful consideration will day after day. but ii nevrrCfirs’ hot intho be taken of the ubovc article and section, sense that you know ¡t urTfihies in the The program was then taken up. The north Tho evenings are always comfortsecretary rend a most interesting mid nble ably cool. If there ore nny mosquitoes p.i|>er on the "Present Political Status of they are iwesei^t in the summer lime. Women and How n has Been Achieved." Plan lo make your mspi-cliuti tielween prepared by Mrs. A. C. Brown, u non- June and October ftftidem member of the club who waif unYou will not find the fnrmrrs rerybusy nble to be present. The paper had refer- during that period. Florida raises veget«nee to the women of 'Norway and Sw e-. aides, when youTJf the north n rettot proden Mrs. Brown gave a sketch of Fred- ducing them. She could nut coin|>cle widi erica Bremer, paying a glowing tribute to ‘ yoqr home grown vegetables in summer, her and her pioneer work for the belter- We only rriise enough for local consurnpineiil and uplift of the women of her be­ lion during (lie hciHcd s|m-II During (be loved country. summer wc raise forage crops, sudi ns The president llirn requested Mrs l_ R mm. sugar cane, tx-ggur weed. vejvel Philip» lo lake (lie chair while (lie club inhi 11 », etc File rum» season will Ire over proceeded to elect their new ulticers for inni all pm king limisi s closed File tourthe next year ll was the pleasure and l»ts will have nil left and I lie big hotels gratification of (lie club to give a visible will Ih- dosed ll will in- quiet, hut (hr proof of their satisfaction nnd apprecia­ tirsi unir for i i i s | h-c ( i u i i .— laikriund Vele tion uf the present oflicer» of the club by gram. Meat Market of Quality^^js Where you can gel the best of everything delivered in ymir door hy special inesscnfler and on Time Florida and W estern Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and . Salt Meats, Fish, P oultry and Home Made Pork Sau­ sage. 0 Wt* are now prepared to give lo the trade our special HOME MADE CORN BEEF Try il—you will be pleased. 110 Park Avenue □ One Satisfaction. In after years a woman may bo aor17 she married the man In the case, but she's always glad that "that othsr woman" didn’t get him.—Chica­ go News. 1 Cod. The catch of -cod In tho United States la third In value of fish caught, »mounting to almost |3.000,000, followsd by that of shad, lobsters and dams. True Devotion. "Do yon love me, darting?" she uked. "Sweetheart, I love every hair on your bureau 1 " ha reverently am»»•red-—Michigan Gargoyle. ______________ Make* Work for Many. 9 ..va For Engraved Cards See The Herald . FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFO RD, FLA. F. H. RAND. Présidant r . P. FORSTER, Csshl.r CIO. FERMALO, Vlee-Free. D. P. WHITHER, Asst. Cashier •V O n ly N a tio n a l B a n k in O ra n g o C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t o c t o d b y B u r g la r y I n s u r a n c e V Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant ORGANIZED 1 0 8 7 m 1 A . _P. CONNELLY, G E N E R A L ^ F IR E ‘ ------------- ft IN SU R A N C E AGENT Office Ahnie I Irst National Rank SANI OKI). FLORIDA 9 D r in k a B o t t lo o f G IN G E R ALE OR SO DAW ATER Manufactured with jiure distilled wuier—they will |wevent illnr»*, old digestion and give you beallli T h e S a n fo rd C o c a C o la B o t t l i n g C o ., S a n f o r d , F I» - f M. HANSO A l L. W O R K a ■iv >, ' I M O D ERN S H O E R E P A IR S H O P « D O N E BY ÏL i n E L E C T R I C M A C H IN E R Y No Here, Girls! N e tt Door lo C ily K r t lt u it n l 103 W m F it«t S u m í V t»»W M HAND BROTHERS A Great Big Bunch of Fun for You All L IV E R Y , F E E D S A L E S Fun? Well, I should say so ! Girls (every one of you under 14), we ve got something for yotl—something that will give you i A picture of a dining-room all outlined, with it a nice little box of crayons. W on’t you enjoy coloring that picture? ■ O f course you will; and then, just think, if you color your picture neatly and artistically, and the judges who decide the contest think your’s the best and your little story the best, the little “Buck’s” Range now shown in our window is yours. Com e ia, girls, and get your picture and box of crayons. Poksr Chip* Callsd Real Money. The supremo court of W ert V lr (tain has decided that poker chipa ara rati money. H IL L M *av*r* ‘ ■NT ..-, jTC”. HARDW ARE , -,V .-' ' : CO. \>i - s--. S T A B L E *■ \i Olacliemlthlng and H orseshoeing HEAVY HAULINQ AND CONTRACTING VI->*1-1*1------ - 1<, ru H o rse s and M u le s B o u g h t and E x c h a n g e d I■ some real fun. , and • H arnoaa and W agons Ia Franoe(the persons who are em­ ployed In the onltlvatlon of the vine aurnber T,000,000. ______ - ____ _ Phone No I 3d m The R«sl Question. 1 he Arabs hovo a proverb that 'a wise man's day la worth a fool's llfo.‘ It Isu't a matter of bow long you havo teen In buslnoas, but how much busi­ ness are you now doing."— Profitable Advertising. Self-Confidence. "fiolf confidence la not egotism. It Is knowledge, and It comes from tho consciousness of possessing tho abil­ ity requisite for what one undertakes. Civilisation today reata upon self-con­ fidence."—Orison Bweft Mardon. - f Overcured. Bliss. I T- W. B R I G G S Doctor—"You admit that I cured you of Insomnia, then why don't you pay my blllT" P atient—"Sorry, doc, but I sleep ao aoundly now that my wife goes through my pocketa nights and takes overy ceut."% Boston T ra n ­ script. 1 Willie W aybsck— "My pa says In New York they havo buildings 40 sto­ ries high." Tommy Rural—"A in't that fine! A kid could spend 'most nil his llfo sliding down tho h an d lers, couldn't h e?" I: i W t CARRY A COMPLrTE LINE OP Opportunities Always Pressnt. “It is not n slnglo opportunity which romes to a man. It Is a train. It Is n never-ending procession, sotno sm all­ er and more Insignificant as the years flow on, but ever and alwnyH oppor­ tunities too numerous, too grunt, and loo largo for us to utBIxo fully."— Prof* James. University of Illinois. ;. W Ç w ç ffT » Chase & Co. S H IP P E R S OF * V ÇÂfS ; : *.'*1 '# 1 �........, '^>7•-ÎV w- V ’>" i ■v v , 71T’ir ïW ! . May 7. 1912 1HC SANFORD HCRALD that Kirkwood'a job ia In Jeopardy spelled with a big J'and that old man quite a part In thia campaign. . Mean­ fwfeUiM t r t r j Ttmifoy ud rihUr Mornlal By time the voter of Orange county will go THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ahead and vote for their favorite, re­ gardless of whether he represents Or­ IL J. MOLLY. Cdltor lando, Sanford or Soldier Creek and we W. M. MAYWt». Buoinon H»M|ir are willing to abide by the result. THE SANFORD HERALD 1 .2 . tukxcriptten F r»««. » 1.00 a Vaar Im Adoanc« MORE FARMERS NEEDED ¿K UK = 1 z ' -' Ti, ■ Evi \ h H (Mlrtrtd U ÜM City by canter » 2.00 per yrat lo Now let us turn from the monotonous adraaca or 20e par month. field of mere offico-aceklng politics, of Paymeoti U adtaaoo muri bo made al oflca. which the people of Florida are heartily Catarad aa second-da»» mali mattar Ansasi 22od tired, and give more spare in the columns 110«. at lha PMioOca al Sanford, florida, of our state papers to matter« which andar Act of March 3rd. 187» OMca la Harald Batldlns Totephooo No. 14» Grqver Cleveland'» full name was Stephen Grover Cleveland, but he dropped the Stephen when he became acandidate. Wilson's full name was Woodrow WUaon but he haa dropped the Them a». He ought to make it Woodrun after he dropa the nomination. ------ O-----Old Ocean'a caprice« are grim and ar­ bitrary. The laaky old Mayflower of 1620, in which today you would acarcely dam to tail the Miaaiaaippl river, croaaed all right, while the $ 10,000,000 modern palace with complete adentiflc equipment goea to the bottom. ------ 0 ------ ■ - Ian 'tllt a pity that corporation» controlling necessities are ao poorly paid? The net profits of the electric light 'plant at Jacksonville last year waa $262,806; while the poor water company could show a net profit of but $93,1261 These reports were net pro-fite; not reeeipts but NBTI Should thiafcdty own its public util­ ities?—Palm Beach County. ------ 0 ------ ► 1 Iteli Recent elections demonstrate that in primaries the office never aeeka the man. Men who entered primaries in this state and other states and spent no money did not run worth a c e n t—Pensacola News. How about Park TraiumellT r-i ü f - ai i MF U J \n: ------0 ----Burr can now retire to his job of rail­ road commissioner, and very lucky for him that he held on to one job while trying to win another. Mr. Burr made complaint that Prank Clark was neg­ lecting his office to make u campaign. The case was entirely different. Clark is trying to hold his job and naturally lias the right to light for it. Burr held one job while trying to get another. After the smoke of the second prnnury battle has drifted away Clark will still hold ilia job and so will Hilhurn, who is now a private citizen. ------ O-----Sanford is growing rapidly uml sub­ stantially. The jieraid last week told of the record for April and it was one that would be creditable to a city much larger than Sanford. The record shows over $26,000 in new buildings last month and the Herald says that "indications for a substantial building boom ought to have no time to lake u siesta."— Times Union. ------ O-----The Miami Metropolia has ceased firing on Prank CiArk and la now run­ ning lady-like editorials about the weather and kindred topic*. The Met­ ropolis assisted materially In polling the large vote for Prank Clark. There is such a thing as saying too much. ------O------ % concern the materia) development of our state. We don’t need more politicians, but we need more producer«, and the way to get more producer« is to get more far­ mers to come here from other state« and locate. No state can be great and pro«peroua without a large and thrifty rural population, and from the St. Cloud Trib­ une we take the following sensible view of the subject: "Florida wants a rural population auch as has made the west and middle west the great country that it ia today. For settlers that will give stability, stur­ dy growth and permanent development there are great advantages here without the discomforts experienced by the pion­ eers of the west. Nowhere else today can Innda ao fer­ tile be had ht no low a price, where cli­ mate and productiveneM and closeness to markets are considered. Their ruality assures not only comfort, but guaran­ tee« substantial increase in value. The last census announces the density of pop­ ulation as only 13.7 person* to (He square mile. There’s an abundance of elbow Loom for audition or two'more people. a '■r. : i • ~,t-----_ > *.;V- - - . - * DISTRIBUTORS Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story &. Clark !i Kohler & Campbell' - Haines Bros, and Fischer P I A N 0 Si ----------- A N D ----------- v Bro. Codrington doea Commissioner Woodruff an injustice In the above article. Mr.^Woodruff has thousands of acre* of land near the Monroe ferry spoken of, and has nothing in common with the other way round, if his own personal Interests were considered he would have the roud gang busy at the Monroe end all the time but he has unselfishly devoted his time to other sections and favored the Osteen ferry tx*cau.u* Orange county had already spent considerable money not only on their own side but on the Volusia rounty aide, a mi lik^ tbe bustnwia m»n that he Wood-, ruff wished to complete what had been started. - We take Iwue with Bro. Codrington on the statement that the new road built at the Monro** ferry by Volusia county is a good one for of ail the miserable roads this so-called Volusia road is tin* worst. Any one contemplating an ocean trip this summer can save the trip by taking .this new road to the beach and all the delightful effects of the rolling ocean can ix* had at little expense save a few springs and broken uutos. If this road was really a road and not a cow trail, much time could have been saved, but nt till' pre«ent tltne, "O You Oceana Roll!" In conclusion we wish to remnrk that Mr. Woodruff Is not the whole board and many improvements that he would like to make cannot I»' made and when it comes to a M'ltinli spirit Voiusiu county commiaaioners have everything else liiil hand and ftxti. In the next year San­ ford Iioim-s to have a road district and briek roads Will lx* built to Ixjth forays and then let liro. Codrington and ins short sights get busy and build some more cow trails to connect with our good rouds or maybe ask us to build them for Volusia as they have in the past. The Autopiano -5 S e n d • NOTICE. The dancing dasa conducted by Mia« Linda Leffier and Mias Higvins will be continued aa formerly. Meeting will IFF. - r » be held next Wednesday evening at tbf 2tc, Wafully sgrae with the Reporter-Star ufual pUce, - % J A C K S O N V IL L E and Term s - - WK ARK MAKING Kl ( <»KI)S lig h t tloikg S r f l III/ hif|. «1,4« hs ,i. the selling of (lio w r I t luvi p lic r« llu> I mJ G , t.J« w , .................... hrir brtiuir you Mould L* i ■+ «►.rip tm p o u ib U C «11 si >H.i ..*!•. * f«, ltJJ Ul ul give you iurthri u.li.t «.«i,,.r. ic girding thrt# bargains >i. Ism . )» HOWARD l»A( h ARD I \M m Smifofi! \loiul • PICTURE THE BEST CRiH CRIES— lit the littlest prices Got tint i prospect to innke ymir ln>u-< «ilrl> heart glnd? Well if nerrin i remain a mere prospect .lust mv*.* trial order and the pru»i«x t will be­ come a reality. P A * CASH and SA V E M O N EY Peoples Cash Grocery O u r lh«#r f »*f of f first Street : Saiilmil MoiKte S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y * « Only exclusive Bnkcr in the city. All mixing done wiili latest Improved Sanitary machinery. S P E N C E R 'S OREAD HANDLED by all F IR S T CLASS GROCER« __ S p oclal O rd ers Filled P r o m p tly W c Make E v ery th in g K now n to the Trade P H O N E 100. NO. I l l P A R K AVENUE Of course you didn't say it Eaton,' and no one ever imagined for a minute that you said It. THAT WAS A JOKE, J-O-K-E, and you may as well got accustomed to them now that you are an official. Don't take life too seriously, Dear Eston, because other people have held the Job down before you had it and the statement Hist one term is enough still holds good unlesa you smile with us. Don't cloud up, but Shine! MEN-DEN-HALL’ S CH ILL TONIC Best for Maialato, Chill* and Fever. Guaranteed. .xihiiW tW iY iV V flYW W VW W TYW W W W ^«VóVi>># £ . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . THE £ . NEW BLEND : % FOR Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement*in theurl of roaMmg and blending. * Nothing Like It Ever Before Offered, i DRINKS better und goes further than any 30 cent tof­ fee on the- inurket to-day. Cut« down the cost °> j living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment. j.| 1 lb. cans, 2CJ conts. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents^ ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT a s ----- - 1 ----------------- ■ . . . I . . - ----------- = Paeksd Excluslvsly by CHEEK-NEAL CO FFEE CO.I PLANTS AT Nsthviite, T in a . HouWoo, T t u i [ J*e k s * o « 0«. * u -| rii ja fMDurCBSadlaÉB P ric e s TAKING OFF THE SHINE Hon. W. Eaton Shine lately elected County Solicitor by the assistance of moving picture« writes the following to the Herald: "In the editoriul column of your issue of the 3rd inst. you say: ‘Eston Shine says that one term as County Solicitor is enough for anyone and after that you can retire on a fortune.' " I wish to state that I never made a statement to the above effect nor was I ever under that impression; I shall therefore expect you to make the proper Del^ind New«. correction in your next issue. ------ O— Your« truly, HAD DATES MIXED W. E. Shine." The announcement in last Friday's paper that Sunday waa Mother'« Day waa rather premature, but our date waa taken from the announcement that services would be held that day at the Congregational church. Next Sunday Is thp day legally but the Congregmtionalists had their day and the Herald had it’a day and next Sunday wo can all help celebrate at the other churches. The sentiment is all right and never mind the date. Mother is not getting any more Homage than rightfully be­ longs to her even if we set aside every Sunday In the year for her. for C a t a lo g u e s , I John A. Cunningham “ Farm life in Florida 1* pleasant. There an* good roads, good schools, churches, telephones, transportation fa­ cilities, and. above all, an all-the-yearround outdoor life where fishing, hunt­ ing and picnicing can la* enjoyed There are no mornings when ltie pump is frozen and one has to milk the cows witli theI thermometer registering -'■> below zero; no chopping of wood ul fall for win­ ter supply; no blizzards; no drought», no, hail and no heat that kills stock." ----- O BOUQUET FOR ORANGE COUNTY Orange rounty is ao far ahead of Voiusiu county in road-buililing that it makes a Voiusiu county citizen ashamed (o use the rouds around Sanford and Orlando. We have the same kind of material In Volusia os bun been used in Oruuge, but we have been ho busy looking after good fel­ lows whose votes were wunted that we have not had time to build rouii*. Between Orlando and Sunford is u stretch of country of 23 mill's. There ia not a foot of the road between these two towns on which it is not safe to travel In an auto ul the rate of fifteen to twenty miles un hour. Some of Meantime Bro. Codrington, you owe the rond lie tween . these two towns is Frank Wtxxlntff an a|xilogy for you built of marl, but the most of it is of have niiHreprenented him. clay. The marl road it as smooth () - us the smoothest of our shell roads ANOTHER ORANGE COUNTY PAPER and this is the roughest part of tile Nome time this month a new paper entire road. The clay makes by far will be started ut Winter Garden to the beat road. There is very little be known as the Time«, and wll^x* under grading and praetjelaly no crowning. the guidance of Bon F. Davis, who bas We have been informed that no roller is used on the clay rouds, but a heavy been publishing the Groveland Time«, sorajier is run pvor the road every but ceased (or luck of patronuge. This week or so. In Voiusiu county, we will make six weekly papers for Orange spend about one-fourth of our road County and the people will not lack for money to carry' off the overburden j reading matter. Tbe Herald welcomes Mr. Davis into of sand am f clay so that we can get Orange county fold and hopes that his the poorer material—shell—to put on our roads. We s;>end $3,000 to $-1,000 paper will be aa good aa his name. ------O-----u mile—and then have no road. We NANKOItl) IN NOT NKLP1NI1 The Reporter-Star in Friday's issue com a out strong for Kirkwood for Sheriff and «ays: "Remember "that Jim Kirk­ wood U an Orlando man and that his job have been informed that the 23 miles of rood between Orlando and San­ ia in Jeopardy." This la very commendable on the part ford cost $700 u mile, or about $16,000. of our "»teamed” contemporary to sup­ In Volusia county we have spent port the Orlando man and we coyld ask about $100,000 for a road"" between nothing else from the Orlando papeni but Daytona and I )e Land- 2 2 mile«—or the real of Orange countyis entitled to a about $6,000 a mile, and we huve no look In on the job and the R. S.- should road now. Volusia should borrow the remember that Orange county is not Orange county road superintendent bounded by Orlando, although that cute for a month and "turn him loose" on little village composed of touriata and our so-called roads. We have l>een court house« has always endeavored to throwing away too much money; giv­ direct the destinies of the county and do ing it out in chunks to politicians. the thinking for all the inhabitants L et's quit it and get down to work. thereof. We people down here who live by tolling in the fields are apt to think for ourselve« and ao la the rest of the tillers of Orange county and they num­ ber quite a few votes. The Herald doe« not call upon the people of Orange coun­ ty to aupport Charlie Hand because he ia a Sanford man but because he more fully repraaenta the Whole of Opange coun­ ty and haa all hi» life, though he claims this d ty aa his home, but Ids hand his haart have always been in the workof building up Orange county as a whole and sectional feeling haa never bad a place in his thoughts.. He ia absolute­ ly flee and untrammeled in his affilia­ tions and when elected as he will be in the second primary will assume the of­ fice as an ORANGE COUNTY SH ER IFF, AND NOT AN ORLANDO SH ER IFF, ORC iA SANFORD SHER­ JUGGLING THE TRJOTH. Sanford's member of the Orange Coun­ ty Board of Commissioners Is acting rather small about his portion of the road leading to the new ferry inaugurated by the Volusia county board. Roy Harden has built a good piece of rood on tbe Vo­ lusia county side, leading from the Orange City-Enterprise rond to Beck'* ferry; he haa Inaugurated a very good ferry system and has built safe approaches On the Orange county side there is about a halfmile of sand that is almost impassable In dry'weather, and two or three really dan­ gerous turns. For $200 this piece of road could be put In good shape. But a few of the Sanford people have Invested in Coronado Beach lands and are develop­ ing them to place on the market, and these people of course desire to turn all the travel possible from Daytona and the west side of Volusia county to New Smyrna and the east side of the county. These people have doubtless brought pres­ sure to bear on tbe Sanford commission­ er. who la ruining Orange county's repu­ tation for good roads by permitting this small stretch of road In his district to re­ main In its present condition. Perhaps the Sanford commissioner may look upon things differently now that the primary election is over.—DeLand News. fife �•\ IR » ? May 7, Li*; TME*SANrORD HERALD T ■w J The Junior Epworth Ix-nguo of the Methodist church held their regular meeting. Friday afternoon in the church. The Wednesday Club will meet ut the home of Mr». S . 0 . Chase, Eedneaday afternoon, April 8th, at 3 o'clock. As the president, Mre. M. Martin and secretary, Mm. Krneet Tolar did not I desire to ■’•rvf another year it l>ecumr necessary to elect all new officer«. Mrs. Fannie Stemjiridge Munson, was nominated for president, Mre. C). W. Brady vice-president. Miss Ellen Maho­ ney secretary, anil Mrs. Tolar treasurer The choice was so very satisfactory that the»«* ladies were unanimously elected. Mre. Martin invited the club to make their last* meeting u social evening at Comfort Cottage. It is the custom of the club to prepare a musical program for this social evening's entertainment. : Auction B rid le Mrs •K' «-» S IKeelor iv ^ W » «rntertoinni i n v i l u m i II the III' r-% Am III ,iün »ridge ci u() ln , he ttospitubl^ Iwme of Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin Monday ofternoon. Two tables of bridge were ployed. Mrs O. W. King made the highest score nnd was the lucky winner of the first prize, n very pretty vinuigrelte Thr sec­ ond prizr. u sterling silver tape measure, was won by Mrs. 0. VV Brady. When the enthusiastic games pf cards were concluded delicious ice creuin nnd enke were served. Mrs. Keeiors guests were Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin. Mrs. 0. W Brody. Mrs. F. J. Gonzales, Mr*. S. O. (Tinse. Mrs. B. F. Whllner. Jr., Mrs. 0. W. King. Mrs. Robt. Newman. Mr. W. Clay Enman, of Hollins College, Winter Park, will Bing ut the Recital in the Auditorium of the High A It KM AIt K AIII. K INCIDENT School, Monday evening, May 13th, When the desk of Dr Bateman, a 8 p. m. victim of the Titanic disuater. was , Mm A. P. Connelley left «Saturday opened by his wife, the first thing she 'for a visit to relatives in Washington saw was the following |>ocm. Perhaps, City, she will probably visit Baltimore no citizen of Jacksonville has lx»en before returning home. held in higher esteem than this devoted All Local Advertisements Under This T. B. Lanier, the king maker of Tav­ Christian Missionary. It would seem Heading. Three Cents a Lins Each Issue ares, was in the city yesterday and as if he Imd a premonition of death und TO R E N T —House corner Magnolia staUKl that he expected to get a bill the languuge is startling: and Sixth St. Six rooms anti bath. through the next legislature to move F et ' * SAFELY HOME. A. L. Williams, at D. A. Caldwell's the state capitol to Tavares. 70-3 tp I am home in heaven, dear ones; The foundation has been laid for the Oh, so happy and so bright! FOR S A L E - Will exchange for There is |>erfect joy and benuty property or rent for the next season, new bakery of J . L. Miller, on Mag­ In the everlasting light. lifarm, 0 acres, house and barn, 2 wells. nolia Avenue. Two miles from depot. West side. Do vou shudder as you picture I J, Ham Rep left last Saturday for For particulars address P. () box lO.Vt, All the Imrrore of that hour? Sanford, Flu 70-2tp Union Bridge, Maryland, after spending Ah! hut Jesus was beside me. To sustain me by His power the-winter here. FOR SA LE Mule and wagon. Gunlcholl, R. I). No. 2. Anti He came Himself to meet me There will be a most important busi­ In that way so hard to tread; ngs meeting of the Lend-a-Hand Club And with Jesus' arm to cling to. on Friday afternoon, May 10th, ut the FOB SALE Two twin ui sing|p Inigglt' Could I have one doubt or dread? liiiriu^tv m liret ciana condition. (Tieiip Welaka Club rooms. Every member Then you must not grieve so sorely, C E C IL GAH ftETT To-tf Is urged to be promptly- in her place, t For 1 love you dearly still, u ^mttlera of,.great intengt^ m ^ t u Ijc First-das* UmikI at AtXi i'ulmcuu^ie», ■Try to look beyond earth's shadows, one doòr'sduìh fronrAI. atrKWOose in fy to trust our Father's will. ' CH-Ht-p anil convenient. Mrs Milts There is work still waiting for you, Mr. and Mre. Harry Ward and_Mr. — Tablr-bourd at Mrs. R L. Jones', one Jio you m ust not idft standi and Sire. R1~J. n'Jn y spent Saturday block from First street on Park Avenue. Do it now while life remaineth; afternoon and Sunday at the Port 6H-3o You sl|all rest in J«<sus bund Orange and Coronado lieaches. Murrlcd man wanted at Saint Augus­ U"Mr. and Mre. G. W. Spencer and tine to work on small form, inside city for Sole—Lit of fine stable immure limit* Furnished cottage on |*rmi*es. family motored over to Daytona beach t’heup Ja» Human. 70 ten minute w.-tlk from |>lu/u and seawall Ixnt Sunday and sjient the day. KefTerence* rei|iilfed Addrens K S Unit! Mr*. E. G. Tyner, left for Tampu Iasi will. J ’.IN St George Slreeet llt-Jl-p NO I If y. OK f ONTKN I Friday, after spending the past two moW K»*r I 'u U L tlU n For Stile—Four leaf extrusion dining lO rMtTM KSTuK TIIK I N'TKKI» •»< Friday after H|>ending the post two lutile in good condition Will sell clirnp 1 rtilH M ale« I «n*l •ffltrr Fit |tnre at Metlingrr s store UH lip montie* with her duughtcr, Mre. It. J (ia in m v illf, Fiorirla. M i) I, IJM2. Holly. T u Arthur A Hoyil, of unknown ( "nnU* Gas. electric lights und iirtesina water and rooms $1 2r< und up ll*> F loorili 1, The Postal Telegraph has removed j \ou *r»* Krfeit) nillifirsl tl.at t T lj|*fi*r*| Slreet *•1 if their utlice from the Welborn block to ^*hu ¿1 *»« I'aola. Fiorirla. ** ht« (mmI oflîf-v *r|t|r*«w» tor Sale—hwet-l I’ofalo. plnnls Reti the Ktoiimnger building where a line dit on April 2.1. IV12. Hl«- in ihi* ufîirv ht« «lu y fi .‘ill |>er litotimrfiilairai«! appio ai ioti to Tuntel aiw|»rrurr ti«** Fruviilenc. tx*si kind orti.v has lieeti fitted up for their us**. ranerlist ion of your llnm«**tr**i. Kntry No U71IH. sunti. Rex Packard. Rome 1, or plume Mr uml Mrs. Chaa. Perry and fumilv San ai No uTI Iff, made Jul> Ih. l¥|u, for sVS <4 ni 102-1 fiO-lfc and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ( 'iiumlet-rimn ¥VS *, .Hrv i and SK * of NK ‘» Sen fc. 1 ownahip For Sole — A tw-«lro*mi amte Ix-datrnd .'(> S llang* I . Tillahaw*» M*fi*Jlan, aiol a> liurrnii wnsfi «tatui and tulile. very cliettp sjieni Sunday ut Duytonu Heueh. {round« for liu iidiliwt hr allrgisi (hai ««id Arthur What offer» lib t rendi Ave fib-|f r Miss Annie Purrumore of Jaeksonville A IJuytJ ha« nrvrr 'rtviiM upon nor rulllvslr'i is tin- guiwt of her grandinotlier. Mr* (hr aaid tract, hut haa wholly ahandunr«) (he* aartw. For Sale—Two of my fine truck farms You an*, therefor», further notified thal thr «aid l^»vi B infortì A Sirrine. *>7-tf a11* {a tion* »ill l*r takrn f»> till« offirr a« having The Ananias Fishing Club is getting Iws»'ii uunfr’W I en acres of good lutiti fia stile ut a M 'sl hy you. and y«»ur rtitr> »dl ready Ior another outing in tin- near In? catirrllnl lher«under withuu/ >uur further Porgimi Three items cleared und croj»future and can be seen almost daily right to In* heard therein, either In-fure thu oftlrr peti lust season All under fence Nrpr filing up bluck thread lit)«« and hunting or on ap|»-«l. if you fall to ilk in thle *>ffi*v within lonJing station on traction line. Almost Particulars at Herald t»rut) day* after the KYlUKTII puhllcalluii of given «way. for corks. thU nonce, u shown l*rlow, your answer, under Office. (✓ Mis* Mussey, of Winter Park, who oath, •pecTflrsHy meeting and rewinding to thewe Four R is iiti C ottage fo r R ent — No il l I has been the charming guest of Miss allegatioft« of rvmtrwt, or d >ou fail within that time Purk liv e llile Im p u re at No 9|H or P 0 . tu fllr in thle oilitv due proof that you have frm l « 7 -lf lalliao Gibson for several days, re­ a ropy of >our answer on the aakl runleetant Box MCI turned to her home Sunday evening. either in |sr-r«s*ii or l*> r»-gi«trre.| mail If thl« VV II l'nderwtusl now Pus u lit,l duss •e-rvov* u mad« • ih* deliver j of a •«(*> of your horse slioer nnd PlnrksmitP and ran The many friends of Mrs M Taylor «ii.wer •• 'he *Mi<«wlin! m pefsnin, proof of «urh and Mrs Driver will leurn with regret •-nifr must in- either 'ft* *ai*l mriiralani • written giiiiriinlee nil work of (Pis ntilore Your Purses cun l»e tissoml of the Pesl kind a* ktoiWleslgernrnt of hi* ftfHpl of the tx>|»y, of work III tills line See Underwood that Mrs. Taylor continues quit«) ill. Julian Hume, of New York, rupres ahoaing the date of IU n'cvfpt. or the AfTUJavIl when your horse need» »Poes. 45-lf of th* peraon hy whom the delivery * u mail* eating the J . Walter Thompson Adver­ Col luge for Rent—9H Park avenue. elating when and,wbenr the copy * u delivered; J tin g ngency, «pent Sunday in. thin city made hy rvgisterwd mall, proof of aucb aervicr must Address Box 843. Cify. 44-tf the guest of hia sisters, Mi*. Hump! and remat«t of the affidavit of the |>rr*on hy »|»om the For Snle—Sluiw ease, lock drawer, mis­ ropy »a« mailed stating when and the f**at «»ffire sion style, fine condition Particulars ut Mis* Hutne, on Park Avenue. to which it »a« rnadesl and tht* affidavit tnuat 54-lf - . Mrs Oloott has charge of the Atlantic l«e accompanied hy the I’oat/natter'a receipt for Herald office Wanted - To Puy good general (stristse Hotel, at Coronado, this summer and the |ett**r eiperts the Sanford people over tins >ou should «late m >our answer the name of horse Write or telephone F.dgiir F Brown 88.3c season. I the |h•«t office to* »hich you *l»^ir» future notKea R F 1) No 1 JM HJ fu l*e srtll Wanted—A second hand one purse wag John P. Huhhage, representing Liiimton S \SAKKKN. Receiver on Give liest price for ciptP Address F L. Monotype Machine Co., of Philadelphia. | Grjene. R D 2 f>!l-2p relied upon the Herald on Saturday last l ^ s t - T i n l nutomoPtlc lamp FtmlerreN O D * K OK l »INTANI He has recently sold two more of these turn to J 1> Rolterts »lore and receive Kof I'u lillralton excellent machines in Florida. reward. , 69-2l •'Chas. Hand the rtext Sheriff of Orange For Rent—Five-room cotmge. furnislied. DKI'AKTMKNT OK TIIK INTKIllOH I'nlUsJ Klat<« l-and Olfirr «ounty is out this week receiving the All conveniences, close in Inquire at (itiiw-avilla, Florlil*. May I, 1912. Herald. fi9-tf-c congratulations of his many friends. To Allan I’m», ol unknown addrvwa, Coninire For Rent—Rooms, or part of furnished A restaurant man from New York is Vou ar» h»r»!*y nolUlwl that A. T Ij lord, irhu W> 3t-p In the city looking over the ground and ylv*« l*aula. Horida. a* hla poal ofllr» addma house 311 Park Ave. FOR SA LE Fine lake front bunga­ expects to put a first doss restaurant did on A|>II| 22. KM2, 01» in itila offlra hla duly rorroUiraU-d apptlrmOofl to ronlfwt and «run Ihr low site and twelve arr»« of hammock in Sanford. ranrvllalion ol your llon>»at««d, Entry Nn 0«7S9. The big sale Inaugurated by the Boston B»nal No 0C7SS, mad» April «. 1910, lor NW >, land; five acres in cultivation, with Store, selling out the stock of the bank­ ol NW , Hoc. «. and NE‘t ol NK', S*r i, To«o urtexian well. Oqe anti u quarter mile»* rupt firm, is one of the most successful »hip 20 8.. Itanf* 29 E . Tallahaaaro Mmdian. west of Sanford. Also ten acr«* of »ver held in Sanford,' and the store has and aa (round» lor hla ronloal h» a'l»pv thal aaid (¡led trucking land, two artesian wells. Allan PirW ha* t>»*»r r»»id»d upon n»r rullivatrd been crowded. The sale was handled by lha aaid Irart, but haa wholly abandon»«! Ih» urn». For sale. rent, or share crop. home people and will continue for several You ar», lh»r»lorw, furtbrr nolifWri thal lb» u ll A. W. Brown. Enterprise .Florida. <**>•* more. 70-6tc alKgalton* will ba lakrn by Iht* ofllra aa havln| .■111 WANTS — »- - u HANFORD MUSIC CLUB Tho Music Club held their regular •"«‘ini at Comfort Cottage, Saturday tlternoon, with a good attendance of Jbo members. As this was tho last meeting of the year all. the unfinished business waa attended to |be Constitution waa read by the preei“ nt, Mr*. Marlin, upon which a short aueuwlon followed. Reports of the T*4* work, and they financial condition G the dub, were made by the president wWinly congratulated. the dub on ••Uafactory progrcee made during , P“ * ys*r, the good work achieved “ Ml lines and the bright outlook for «•newyear which will begin in October. “• fall «p ort of tbs secretary and treaatf*f Wu then made which was also {ratifying. T * «Uotlon of office» then took place b«oa confrword by you. a»d your »«id »nt/y will ba esnc»ll«d th*r»und»r without your furthar rt*hl to ba haard ibrrrtn, either balora tbla ortlr» or On appeal. 11 you fail to flla In tbla offlew within twanty day» altar tba EOUFITU publlratJon ol Ihla nolle*, aa ahoam b»k>w, your an, war, und»r oath, apaalflmlly maatlnf and rtwpondln| to thawa sllagstiona ol roqtaat, or If you (ail within that lima to fUa In tbla oAca dua proof that you hava arrvad i ropy of your anrwrr on tba aaid rontaatant aither in parson or by. rwflatarod mail. If tbla arrvlra U mad» by tba daUtrary of a ropy ol you/ anrwrr to tba rontaatant in parson, proof of aucb aartrloa mu»t ba ait bar tba aaid rontaatant'» written SrknowM(am»nt of hi» raealpt ol tba ropy, ahowins lb* data of It* rooript, or tba «Adavlt of Iba parwon. by whom lha delivery waa mada atatinc whan and where» Iba ropy ««• iWlrrml if nUda by rafliteml mail, proof of aucb aarylca muat ronaiit of tba affldarll of tba parson by whom tba Copy was mailed elating -whan and the poet offIra to «blab It via mat lad. and tnla affidavit muat ba accompanied by the i‘oatma*t»r'» rwrotpt for tba (attar. FO R R EN T Housekeeping apart­ ments, furnished, 30fi Palmetto Ave. Second house from corner of Third St. on Palmetto Ave. Clone in snd con­ venient. Mn*. Mills Notice is hereby given that the psrtnernerahlp formerly existing between J. G. Ellsworth and R. E. Gormly has l)een dissolved by mutual consent. The businwu* will It« considerwl in the future by R. E. 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W ISE, Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe * Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty FRANCIS PDRRf ELLIOTT T ILLUSTRATIONS ca rm A o rr / * / s r X A Y M fa t s o c w u -s/s m s u o a stw rr flp through her whlttf teeth •V ‘ BYNOPSia, M And, by Jove, that’s all!’' I finished with relief as I mopped mr face. “But L —Richard U gh tn u t. withi s a effected Lnattih .~r ao- "b o cares, don’t you know, or belloves , . t present ttm from gnt^raoelra* a* pnaaat a a friend la In anjr bU of u f Anyhow> wa don’t— • •** for wo know I" ' O u n n iI Ir —T - h * p r« *» n t pro y * * Q> "Are you euro?** She spoke grave­ " m a*. A letter hint* of ly, yet In her eyee were tbo dancing IÏL —U gh tn u t dons ths pa- star-motea of a laugh. “The extrava­ ts a t night sots up for a gance, the gnmbllng, and the—oh, all servant.- Jenkins, coma n s B In Ug ignis* U Ughi to raoognls* racoonls* s h S S T s E I °* » » * m u,t *•» 7 °u 1 hMrd ,om « L Thinking “L ^ ” n?tCch In ^ . hT/cbrnm : “ d thin«, myself about Francis Bill, intending to summon help. When h* ra- i Ings while I was at Cambridge—’* «jor^ooanrmjn, L f f l f i r o Butf an iua unr a. ttu .Bf curni that^hS *™ aU* ' cornfull7know: from D*u*r no ;I 1 two-faced cat. Miss Kirkland! Bay, C B A F T S R IT*—Jenktna »«Ra U g h tn u t ' bow I wish, by J o r e , t h a t w om an d ^ I d hio a would p a ck up and go b a ck to C h l n a _ . . ; tb a sp o ng e IM And I screw ed m y g lass V - I n a « ~ r a » tr o m M j I indignantly. Billing*, Ughtn h* kid" for ths Inight on his “Ob, now!” she remonstrated sweet­ tsr I.lghtnut pajamas Ih ly. ’’you mustn’t say th at You might ** A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen S h o rt O rd e rs At All H ou rs Prompt, Clean Service ■ vo ry th ln g F ir s t c est Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rutej T he Crippen M usic Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices *' Easy Payments. Pico Rlock ■on. . •. . no, Indeed, Tm not Jok­ Looklng fo r a Good House to ing at all. . . . All right, you may Ship Your f r u it ¿nut Vcge laugh, but ‘ 1 fall' to appreciate the furifly side, myself—especially now, tables to? you know, when I’m up to my neck bo sorry I“ Bho smiled archly. In this merger case. . . . How s I grunted contemptuously. c i u r m i Y L~ LUghtnut Is «hocked by slangy that! What do I want done? Oh, l Here is One on the Best thj^gfaTa drinking. smoking Again sbo rested bor little chin ftpon her band, eying me thoughtfully, wouldn’t venture to say as to thstl • “My Dear Ughtnut—* C H A P T T n VTI—flh* tolls him hsr nam* earnestly. Market • 1 know. "You’ve whatr*—ho straightened I leavo that to you! . . . and putties him with a story “And so you don’t bellovo any of forward, with a kind of twisted smll« . . . Yes, I understand all tbat, ?f r_v her sister's room-mate, W rite fo r 8 tenclla and Market as. Next morning ths girl i t r —Interested, you know—"whatevei but . . . watt—wait Just a min­ (B missing and U sh tn uutt hurries to the R eporte Today I chuckled at thrf Idea. “Oh, 1 say makes you think that, tny boy!" ute! Now you Helen—" ff. Ha her off. It s la accosted b r host to now, Frances, you kno^ I don’t l ” And « . The Judge concentrated more lnI walled, sending a long, thin amoks T shoved -A bUr^Wr**» looking Into funnel upward. K y ^ l m 'expertant^tenseJjUtfw-tfia Instrument., X7X7. W --- -------------------------------------------F T -------- 1" " " ~ her eyes. But Just theriTgaW WflkQt you see. anty gaVATne timo to geWtxold F. G. HEWLJjp* CO. Yoa knnaràWbaf yoiHUkwLrfJp to spend the n’fh t with U s h t n u t .. They dlsdo when “I saw y ou last night—and 11 r prlceslcsa rpblea. hidden truths but* com oout and look around. Washington and of the corners of the Jolly thing my of ths pejsrnes. New York And ahe-must have glanced about self.'“Saleh Ihe^pSlnlf 8o devlllsbfrsfused notber voice drop—"wlth-}Jt*rrlsen Streets the mayor, you know! Well—now list­ C H A P T ER TX—Billing* dona ths p a ­ quickly and have seen him, too, for as Important when yoq have to lift an jamas and rstlrea. I shifted my eyes to bor again she Idea, don’t yon know. en—you innko assurance that this * C H A P T ER X —Ughtnut later discovers was blushing furiously and bad moved scoundrel wlH not bother me for thir­ '‘Rather fancy your chap’s the same In his apartment a bsefy person In mut­ a bit. ono I know of,” I drawled, "an oldish ty days nnd—well, I give you my word ton-chop whiskers and wearing pajamas. anklna calls 'he police, who declare the “I’m nfrald." she said measuredly, that I’ll do nil I can to bring things ntrudar to be a criminal, called "F o x y hor chin ltfllng a little, "you do be­ duffer—while muttonchops—becly sort of face—sunburn line nnd baldlsh— the way you wnnt. . . . Good! O rand pa.“ llovo—part of HI” And In bor eyes' all that sort of thing!’’ What'll you do wltn him! C H APT ER X I —The Intruder declares was a glint or lire. “Well, by-y-y George!”—be slapped Why, what In Ham Hill do I care what he la Llghtnut'i guest and appeals to the And then ns iuy fnco fell blankly, a his bund down—“I should say that you do with him? . . . Oh, hut sttsr ‘In vain. lattei alow llttlo Btnllo came creeping back was a real’ Ideal And you nay you say, Commissioner, yes, I do care, ^^CHAPTER1 X II- He Is hustled off to to hors. Her oyes softenod. too!”—a laugh here like a Jolly fiend know thla craxy fool?” “Forglvo me," she said gently; “I CHAPTER X I I I —Jn the morning IJght—"I shouldn’t llko for him to bo put "CratyT He's not craxy I" I ex­ nut la astonished to find Hilling* gone, misunderstood I” claimed Indignantly, thinking of her nway off In some nice, damp, dark cell and mors astonished when he gets a mes­ The darling! And. dnih It, If they pajamas. "And he's no moro fool than to cool off—he I ho! ho!—y’uhdersage from the latter, demanding his clothes. Ughtnut. bound f o r Tnrrytown. wero going to have vines to u pavilion, stand!” I am !” Hilling's home, discovers "F ran ces," ths why didn’t they have vines! girl of ths pajamas, on the train. Ho got so mixed up In bis chuckling He fell back with a grunt. “Oh, “Do you know," sho said, "I don’t and coughing that he couldn't get out well, 1 know—but—" CHAPTER X IV —Ughtnut speaks to her and alludre to the night before, film believe you do bellove any of these another word for a moment. Then— lie coughed. Uy Jove, ho seemed declare* Indignantly that I.lghtnut never awful things could ho true about me," "Oh. no! Cer-tnlnly. not; nor one disappointed, somehow; sew her In bleck pajamaa. At Turrytown too hot nnd airless, as you any—be! France* Is met by a huekv eollrgr youth, —her volco qutekenod hero—"and ilo 1 proceeded calmly: ‘'Real truth ts, who halls Ughtnut as "Dicky." The lat­ you know I just think It’s lovely of tho beggar'a a notorious criminal, ho! he! And don't put him—don’t put ter Ignores the boy, who then threatens youl 1 do!” And her dear voice to thrash him for offending Francos. known to Gio police an Foxy Grand him—” tho Judge wns gasping for air S a t i s f a c t i o n G u a ra n te e d Ughtnut takes the nest train home. dropped llko tho softor notes of a pa—pretends nil sorts of things about now—"don't put him on bread and wa­ C H A PT ER X V —Hillings storms over whnt’s Its-nnmo. Her hands lay In her ter. or anything of that kind, nor In a B y Expert W o rk m e n ths outrsga of hla arrost. Ha and U g h t ­ lap aiid sho wns studying mo In tho people, don’t you know.” cell with rudo, rough men who would nut discover mysterious Chinese ch a rac­ "My denr Llghtnut’’—he was star -r kindest, sweetest way! And 1 wanted ters on the pajamas. tng at me, mouth distended—“w h y - tame hts playful spirit—ho! ho! he! — to tell hor how good sho was nnd how | oh, don’t do thnt! . . . What say! CHAPTER X V I—Professor Doozenberhow the devil do you know this!" rr Is eallsd In to Interpret the hiero­ much I lovod hor, don’t you know, but I didn't quite catch—“ And then, dash I Inhaled deliberately. “Awfully glyphics. Just then, behind the pavilion, came simple, don't you know,” I responded It, It soetned ho did catch It, for be Orders Taken at . C H A PT ER X V I I —He raves over what tho gardener. He was talking to one qdletly; and 1 let him wait tilt I bad began waving hts arm and pounding be calls ths lost silk of Bl-Ung-Chl. of hla assistants about slugs—dash tho desk. ”Oh—oh, no, that wouM be blown six rings. "Fact Is, I'm tho C H A P T ER x t a l T - T h s writing declares slugal too bad—really I . . . E h ? Ob, well, one sent him to Jail!” that a person wearing the pajamas will take on ths semblance of ths previous “You!"—bis laugh’ was frankly you know best—It’s up to you now! C H A P T E R X X V II. wtarsr. The professor borrows the pa’Bye. nnd many thanks. Comamused. Incredulous. Jaroaa for experiment. inlislonor! Eh ! All right, tomorrow "Oh, yes!”—carelessly—"found tho CHAPTER X I X —"Hilling»" dressed (n or The Judge Fixe* "Foxy Grandpa.” ! fellow thieving In my rooms tho other then nt one nb, the I-awyor*' Club— pajamas Is found In the professor’s room “But 1 tell you, sir, ho Is not my you can go over ngnin the points of and ts taken home In an automobile with night nnd callod In police—oh, they Franc«* and a woman U g h tn u t calls son I" what you-want with tho mayor. ’Byel” recognized him In a minute!” “ ths frump." The Judge was bending ovor tho At Ikst with good humor perfectly He looked floored. “Well, whit da C H A P T ER X X —U s h tn u t la angered by desk ’phone os I looked In a half hour you think of that?” he murmured slow- restored, he faced mo, wabbling like **ths frump’s " slanderous talk about Inter. Ills voice rose In n crescendo ly. Then his faco flushed and he Bat a Jolly Jellyfish. “ Francia.” of rngo: “ Wha—whnt’s that! Do 1 erect “And bo that's git'thb crazier ’8 greatest Joke ever hgard of In C H APT ER X X I —"Hillings” I* taken to wnnt to speak with him! Certainly tho ruffian is—thnt's tho kind of smart my life!” he chortled. hla room. A servant tell* Ughtnut that a message has Just been received «taring not, sir—and f wont I . , . Um, Oh. I any, bow did you find Jack?” that BlUInga was under arrest In New yoB—John W. Billings—yes, that’s hi# Aloi that'« been trying to got gay York for stoallng a suit of black pa­ with me—with m o !"’ Ho stnrted up, •I asked, for that was the thing 1 bad Vnow you'll understand, inj t">) *° jamas. namo. . . . Bluff and nonsense, snorting llko n war horse—“Huh! h»gun to think of. infernally busy, you *«•«*! slrl lie’s upstairs now In hla room. Well, two can piny nt that game, and” CHAPTER X X I I —Judge Billings astonIlls face collapsed so.dashed sud­ 1 didn't see. though h.- h«*l ' . . . Hays what!”—the Judge s eyes —his oyes twlnklod wrathfully—“I'll den. I was afraid It would break. And lshes IJghlnut with a tale of Francia’ eesaying this all morning Hut »• l'« cep*de*. Ughtnut asks permission to rolled frownlngly upward as ho list­ sprak to “ France*.“ show him who's got tho best hand! from being a peppery red, bo changed seemed to think hs was bu»>. I »",nl ened; then ho licked his lips and bent I'll Just—” mile span or me old x appan ¡tee. to a devilish sickly yellow. going to make any dsahj-d hrr*x 1oa~ “And now*’—again her splendid again, speaking* with passionate in The rest trailed off In a mutter. Ho “Awful!" be sold' Jerkily. "Horne- tradlctlng him, you know, do 1 v’* young arms were clasped, wlng-llke, clslronesi: "Why, dammit, man, I’ve had dropped bealdo tho telephone thlng awful!” And he groaned like a behind her head; and Its golden glory 1 Ju*t this minute been talking to him— again, his cigar crushed firmly in tho Jolly borse In pain. “Went up there, tended I did see. ’’Thank y o u — thank you. my to?hung llko a picture against tho dark; Ju|t him, y’underatand corner of his mouth, his gray mus­ you know, but—^ hla hands UKod and He patted mo on the back. And *• vine leaves, bossed with tho clustered ! Certainly your man’s an Impostor— tache bristling aggressively. I tried dropped;, he shook his head—’’didn't you’ll have an opportunity of •«*“* * purplo flowers—"now,” she repeated, y°u ought to know that! . . Yes, to tracq tho family resemblanco to seem to know me at all—was sitting little more of thnt charming *>rl- Ml‘ * settling comfortably, “you must Just this Is Judge Billings, htmsolf, Frances, but dashed If I could see a there in hts psjnums examining with a go on and tell mo the rest—1 can bear Eh? Ob, that’s all right, but now lot single point. And while I was think­ magnifying glass some leaves ho had Kirkland—” Charming girl. 1 wondered whn| be would think u it! What did my’’—hor big blue eyos mo tell you something’’—he cleared ing of thla, he got his number. pulled nt tho window. Seems’obsessed he knew of her design# on poor J*c twlnklod as she smllsd—”my fath er! bis throat and gathered bis voice In “Yes, yes,” I heard, “I do want to with some craxy palter of ’ talk I “I want you to go In for her s n say about mo?” j cold, deliberate accents: “You let me speak to him personally—this Is Judge couldn't understand—poor fellow!” cultivate her a little; you m*y rf»0** I shifted uncomfortably. “Oh, 1 be annoyed again from your precinct. Billings!”—a motnent, and* then: The Judge sighed. “Only thing he your opinion—e h f He laughed *> and I can promts# you that can’t, you knowl“ I demurred. “I say, “Morning, Conftalsaloner—this Is Bill­ seemed to wnnt me to do foFhlm was ly and paused In our progro»» throng« what’s the use. dash Itr Poor old Um, well that’s all right then ings. . . . Fine, thank you! . . . to promise to wear his pajamas to­ the library to dig me sharply 1“ boy, somehow I Just hated to round •Bye!” Oh, nol No bad effects at all—takes night—pajamas seem to be the focus side. “Go ahead—flirt with her. my He banged tho recolver to tho hook more than that to throw a seaaonod of his malady this time.” on him—he was so Jolly hard hit al­ boy I Bho will llko I t - « » *lrl‘ ready; Jack, don’t you knpwl Be­ and faced about, muttering things to old dlnor like my— . . . What I swallowed pretty hard and looked and It wilt do you good; do both sides— r himself. , sayT"—a cackling chucklo—"yea, I down. you good I” Tho old boy beamed * “Well, upon my word I Of all tbo— know the dinner would loosen bjm "Please!” Jove, bow she said It! “I promised,” continued the Judge me over his glasses as ho rente “Oh, dash It, I’m afraid It will hurt excuse me, Llghtnutl” He wiped hla up! Had hla promise before we left gloomily. “And I'll do It—oh, yes, horrible chuckle; didn’t se«m ,0 you,” I protested uneasily; “and I forehead, his glance abstracted and tho table; Boakem heard him—so did anything to humor him! He's to put Uce how painfully shocked I »»< scowling. “Somebody Is putting this BesOflUt . . . Yes—oh, yes; he’s them outside bis door tonight—it’s don’t think the Judge really—" A flirtation. Indeed! And with »• *‘I Just don’t care that“—a snap fool np to this—somebody trying to got It—had It with ms. you know, In his own whim, you know.” lie want frump, of all othersl Of courM . from her llttlo Angora and hor arm annoy m et” He uttered a short Hugh easel . . . Nokh) , 'of courso not; on moodily: “He won’t allow any was Just baring his little J0*'»Went back—“for anything he ever that was more of a snort “There’s not a single line or scrap I’’—a lower luncheon sent up; says it not too didn’t seem to reellra what d*™' said about me that was mean! Bo. some fool lunatlo down In New York drop of tone—“Just In a plain, blank much trouble, would be grateful for poor tasla be exhibited as the ft please go On—I must go dress for that they’ve arrestdQ and he’s got a envelops—best way always, you know. two end one-half ouncee of unleav­ my darling. hug that he’s my son I This Is the . . . Yes, tbat glyts us a safe mafc. ened bread and dlabber—what the of “Thank luncheon.” you,” 1 said rather oojdv. Caused—me to lose gla Jn the.senate now, not even count. devll’e clabber?” And so 1 Just took a deep breath, a second --------- —offense. ---------------------“but A don’t think long running leap, and cleared the 1 two hours from my office yesterday In Ing upon what they do In commit* “Ldncbeon le served!” Intoned a thing would show much oonsldsr» bar—told her all, you knowl - . . th e‘ city and upset me for the whole tee—and Boakem’U take care of that human machine. for France*—and” k Oddly, this time sbe didn’t laugh— day! And me so busy! busyl"—hjs end. . . . Yea, he went back to “Rubbish 1“ And. by Jore, ho"’ Ah-hl” The Judga’a tone evinced and I knew why: It was bar father, ! hands Uftod toward the papers on tbo Albany this morning—bs says the satisfaction. “My dear Lightnut." his laughed t “Do you think Francis and It had cut her to the heart. This 1 table—“so busy I can hardly"—an pill’s safely deader*n Hector now. hand upon my arm, “do you know ,i show any consideration for 7®” was what I had feared. As I proceed­ other snort, and he relighted hla cigar, . . . Er, by the way, Commlsafon* look upon you as so nearly one of he snappad bis Angara. ”1 *hlnh yoe . ed, narrating the Interview In the li­ pulling savagoly—"looks like tSerea er.”—th# Judge, d«#r«lPU .throat. ai\d U#— “ ;. « V -., a bit too QUliotlo, young nunl brary, ahe Just grew rosier and rosier Just one fool thing after anbtber In­ Ms volco sobered: “JJttle favor 1 want I didn’t know-don’t know w *i 'Thank you, Judge 1” I said feeling­ red, but sat looking at me wide-eyed terrupting mo or absorbing my time!” to* ask—h’ml l’m being greatly an­ ly. By Jove/.jt wns devilish comfy to never waa up on any of “Jolly shame, you know!"-! respond­ noyed by gome low vagabond •ooh- have hsr lather so jolly friendly about terms. He knew what be and unflinching’. The jmtsatlon of her . bosom quickened a little, but her dear ed. dropping sympathetically Into a flned at one of the stations. .. . . lt| v“Pshaw, now I” he went on. face remained unchanged, aavo for chair. I pushed tho papers to orie Yea, I really mean ltl—Captain Clutch"That I'm Just going to aak you to what’s restraining you, you J her little trick of drugging her under- «Mfi ao I couljl rest my ^lbow on the em*» precinct, 79« know—and this excuse me from lunching with you— U> b*TO b ■ ' • / . ' • t - i ‘ .jja jtp r a ss’ir-ttó1 i WELL DRIVING Artesian Wells of Every Description HI LL LUMBER CO. HILL HARDWARE CO. �i¿ T. ■ 1912 TI1E" SAN F0RDJI1E RALO ■i-i- ttm> wnUe you aFs Sera with Mias " H o w silly ! ” laughed my darling m ade to try to think at all. Then I And 1 thought so too Of course If a rem e m b e red : W e were In a Jolly blue m a n looked like himself once, he aeroplane drawn by gulden buininlug would alw ay s look like himself Any birds and she was Just telllug m e­ jTobllfiSllo» 90 far a* *Vanc,i ’• toto. l knew th a t' no. dash It. th a t was a d ream Just a ooncsrnsd. Why ahould you when tho L a t e r , the Judge c a m e to my room, dusbed d r e a m ! I groaned dropping Is »U onesided r a c c o m p a n ie d by Wilkes with some uiy bead upon my knees W hy. the •00»— o n e s i d e d ? ” 1 re p e a te d falter» H e id elb e rg punch, fruppe last thing 1 re m em b e r was the puQcb •'Couldn't leave you out of this," be — punch—" ip iir “Wby. yaa; th e girl d o e sn 't euro lor anlil gen ially , ‘ besides, wanted to "P u n ch —yes, s i r ! ” And Jeuklus anybody In th a wbola world e x c e p t ber to a st your llrat night under the roof algheii. old father—* n d h a Idollie» h e r ! ” of W o lb u ra t! "Y o u r punch to put out tho light," 1 “ Hope they're making you c o m fo rt­ finished. T h e n Ob, did bal I looked at him. "Bo you go on In th e r e and loosen a b le ," be went on "In fe rn a l sbuiue, stu rt le j "O b. I Bay, now, It wa*u t uP b»T* * fiood tim e — a*115 u ,ake her l.lg h tn u l, th at J vo hud to neglect you burglars, w as It?" g a r i one; aqd keep It up thla atter- h o . h o ubsurdly buuy,‘ you know— you You see. 1 thought at o n ce of Foxy noos. I'm so anxloua fo r you to nud u n d e rs t a n d 7" Urandpa aud my darling a p ajam a s iomathing to in te r e e t an d occupy 1 pretended (o, for I knew be w an t­ “ Not precisely, air." Je n k in s hesi­ T0U—- HI« g la n c e dropped a n Instant ed m e to think that, but I had beard ta t e d . then moved a little n e a re r. “1 to tha paper« and law hooka «a tbdugh tlie butler tell the frum p th at tb« — I hope you'll pardou me. Mr Lightwishing he had aoniethlng b e tte r with Ju d g e « a i reading nut, sir, but I can 't help a feeling that "D o n 't expect to r e t i r e nt all," ho you ought to kuow everything before which to occu py him self "llesldea." t< t adad c a re le s s ly , "K ro n e!» won t c o n tin u e d ; "and (heu th e re 's my prom ­ — h'm — I was going to say. air, before be hat* 10 ••• what you do— * on° 0,1 ise to my poor hoy— I m u st keep th at you see the fuuilly. I hope you'll par­ with Bcogglns up s o m e w h e r e In llio Bom eh ow ; never failed on a promise don me. a i r ! ”— he heaved d e sp e r a te ­ bill«—btg dog light up th e re and I'ran. In my l i f e - I nieuu, you know, about ly — "I mean about all th at happened d , took lour cu r«. BcroggInH tw o— weurliig his new p a ja m a s ** He shook Inst night.” th«y won't ba b a ck till n ig h t— so go bin head sadly. "I stared. "Oh, I s ty . J e n k in s ,” 1 '*T' be s u r e ! " — and I swallowed said, with an aniloua th ou ght, "you ah«adl^ hard—Jove, but tho very word, "pa­ didn’t— s r — you know— 1 m e a n you j a m a « ,“ gavo me cold marrows! a n d . W i l k e s didn't drink t h e rest of i >J "A n d , my boy. I h a v e n ’t forgotten tha punch— a f t e r ho took It a w a y , you m y prom ise to you. e it h e r ," ho con­ know—e h ? ” tin u e d , «lulling kindly and replenish­ “ Me?” Je n k in s' bend clu tch ed the ing my glass to the brim. "I'm still heavy brass cu rv e at tbe foot of tba goin g to have a word with F r a n f l s to­ bed. “No, a i r ! ”— and he added sadly: n ig h t— th at Ih, If they e v e r get back "B esides, air, there wasn't a n y rest from th at Infernal dog tight — I want to of It! Mr W l l — I mean W ilkes, was jiave th e way for you. you know.” a comm enting on It That w as how 1 ATlinnka, a w f u lly '" I murm ured come to find I didn’t have nny more n e rv o u sly . of the blank pledges. Bo I Just walked Botuehow. | fell tnenn — alw ays hate acro ss tbe pnrV to gel s o m e extra l to fe e l mean du»h It felt almost like ones | had given the g ard en er, and n Jolly cad. In fa> t Couldn l tell him he said I could have 'em nil. If I'd L how far F ra n ce* ami I bad progressed Just let him got n little sle e p , and be a l r e a d y , he might t a k e It out on her, chucked 'em nil out of tils window you know. And then, to find out th a t Beerned Irritate d Ilka beenune l woke 3 t o d lG T f^ n o w alnyhndn't gone to t h e him up. And then, sir, ^ d o n . ' t ' know dog>tight «Tier all! whether It w n because i f the splash"\ V ell,"_he sighed, "I will m an ag e Ing of th e fountains, but 1 had an It alt somehow. a re n about the pa- Id e a "' ' Jnmiis Perhaps, » h e n the house la "T h at's nothing." 1 said contemptu­ »julct. I may here, havo a n o t h e r —oh, ously *'I often do at night wlien I you, you must! - w o n ’t hurt you. only hear water splashing I oj^en get up “ By Jo v e , N o i” ii pint of sA of rum lo the whole m il- i «nil get something But I had cau g ht th« back of to r e Fine, tell t I t ' Yes, I thllik Jenkins' fa r e sobered "I know It. choir W ilk e s Is certainly an artist when It sir pardon, sir. I me an I frequently "Dogfight?” 1 said folntly " F r a n c e s c o m e s to a nightcap N o » , let me till know you have h'm know by the up In the hllla— and and with Hcog yours again oh y e * ' ' and he did glasses you understand, sir I" Then g iu s !’ And she had only left uie a It 'W on t hurt a baby mako you be went on "T he Idea th at cam« to half-hour ago! me wn* a g re a t liberty I know tbat, sle e p tight, you k n o w '" “Why. c e r t a i n l y ' ” he suld wearily, And bv Jove. I had lo go It! sir. and Fin ao rr y — but I g u ess I was almost testily " W h a t of I t ' I tell thinking that about the «nil Justifies W ell he shiftt«l as If to go and )uu you vs got to got you r Idea» mii Kent me u Siplle o v e r bla glass * rim, you know it, sir?" imjjusiud about F r a n c is W h a t ’s tne I didn't know but I did wish he pleasant d r e a m s '" matter with the d o g-fight’ " And then the door closed behind our would m ake an end' "Bo—so su rp rised .” I fu llered , so good nights "The library window* was open gn uneipected. you k n o w !" the loggia, sir, and when I looked In, Je n k in s w*a studying me somberly "Hoof ! " — and ho pushed me out " Y e * , s i r ,' ho said presently, wheu I didn't see anybody and I thought through the doorw ay I never fui e Jenkins coughed *nd looked devilish I had made >oininent about the bully anything uuexpecled In th a t ijuarter' rattled "th o u g h t I would Just slip In And that was about all I could But I think be would buve. If he hud punch and lay a few of the tem perance get out of him. until ho was ready to followed me a c r o s s Into the dining pledges between the papers the Judge push out the light room and had faced, ns 1 did — had been working o n " Jen k in s red I lieu he addressed me gloomily Frances ! deiied. looking at mo In an appealing t i i »o*1 night, air bo saPl with a “Bo glad you didn't go to the dog » ay eh kly. feeble «mile. "I hope you'll 8 l t V ” l skid p r e s e n tly , b e a m in g \ •Jove'" I ejaculated, sta r in g *"Oh, sleep well aTid " h e roughed faint­ acfbts at her dullghtedly I say, now ! " ly and rr wuko up h tu — all Her sweet llpH glowed at tne us her "Y es. s ir ." — faintly—"I knew how right daluty fingerà poised the tiny trident | you would feel — I ain't e x cu sin g my­ " F r i s k y as a " I hunched my head before her lips. Jo v e , how I envied self sir. and when I heard your voice sleepily Into the p illo w - "a s a Jolly— ” tbit jolly oyster! T hen she smiled I tried to get out. hut th e r e wasn't tin I tbe Idea wouldn't come.' »ttctiingiy, toualngly (line, so I Jenkins to u ch ed h!a N ight' I m u rm ured: aud let It g o "It »anu't b ecause I dbln t bave an hands In front, then bohlnd him, and Invitation she responded u n til) 1 lit t Im i' shifted distressfully " 1 —1 hid behlud knew' That beast Hcogg Ills' tba alcove curtains h in and just CHART EH X X V III. " l uiph. gruutod tbe frump, seated t hen S» on the curve betw een us "I verily Here' I broke In. W a lt , dash III The Demon Rum. bellevo Crunelu would go to a n y ­ Whose voice did you b e a r? I didn't feel frisky when I aw ok el thing!** Jenkins' eyes ducked No. dash It, I hud a devilish headI scowled— couldn't help It. dash I f "Yours, air." he said faintly "And a c h e and my mouth hnd that gum m y, And Frnucea saw, and ducked her then you c a m e lu ” 1 warm varnish taste— you know' The head, biting h e r Up and blushing I I stared trying to t a k e II In sunlight lay in roan th e floor, anil out (¡ould have choked the frump for so Couldn t i.hlrp a word, don I you know, side I could hear the Jolly birds twit embarrassing hurl for to think I had taken to sleep i,.ring iiiniing their what's-lte names, Yet the womau did try to be pleas walking and here' lo o k in ' st nrel I>V the fool of the bed •nt to me Jenkins proceeded rapidly You ■tel somehow had a gloomy look lie was lording » dressing robe about »oil Did you e v e r timi a pearl In an , i(.a red h i' throat, and I hud a reeling ss you c a m e lu anil I see a glimpse oyster, Mr l.lgtituut 7” she asked that he had already done It several of one of Vour daik suits underneath. “By Jo v e, n o ! ” I said. Blaring at ber tim e s I raised to my elbow, mouth And following right behind you » a * (or the fool question F o r who could Ing ni him iieavily that young Mr III • b in pardou sir. •ver lo«e a pearl In n Jolly oyster, Morning, sir' ' H e said It very I rem em ber >ou said I wusn t to men­ don't you k no w ? And y e t, the next g e n t l y — I thought millcltoualy. "H o w tion any one connected w ith that n.) — Instant: T hla last In the h'm! You know who I menn. air?"— “I have!" said my d a rlin g , glancing do you feel, s ir ? " kind of tone you use when the ch a p 's ho paused anxiously—" Y o u n g tnan, Up at me tho o d dest way. going to die to m o rro w , don't you air— freckled fa c e —and the big lot "Havo you, F r a n c e « ? " — tho frump kuow. and doesn't knutf It yet h im ­ o f — hi* spreading Ungers curved faced ber In te rested ly . " Y o u should self above his h e a d —"awfully yellow hair examine with a m icro sco p e the Inter I mumbled reply, gulping down tb e — um. you know, s i r ’ " •UatlOcatlous o f c a lc a r e o u s mutter glaHH of Ice water hn tendered. "Ob. t h a t ! " I said with contempt, and animal m e m b ra n e .'' Ho rubbed his h ands one ov er th e for I knew he meant th a t mucker My b eauty looked down a t h er o t h e r uih) stooped ab o v e rno anxloua- Scoggins Then Incredulously Oh, plate! 1 say. you don t mean 1 w as talking "I am examining It," abo said grave iy"I hope. sir. y o u 're not In much to him? And asleep?" l7, "and microscopically. Probably pain — front last night, air. I m e a n ’ reproachfully ■hall (bis afternoon.” Jenkins eyed mn I'a ln ?" I ejacu lated crossly "W hy But she didn't! No, by Jove, wo "Not asleep, sir,” he rem onstrated w«re together almost ali the a ft e r­ should I be lu pain? Don t be a silly gently noon, though we never could get away "Hut I tell you— " " Y e a . s i r ! ”— very softly, and with w as tba from the trump— dash It, she Just took "Mr. Llghtnut. sir, It n deep sigh as be dropped back Hy punch’ " He shook hla head "If you'll charge of us. And It « tu the sam e J o v e , be looked as ch eerfu l ua a Jolly j •lain In the evening, liy Jo v e , It r i c u s e me for mentioning | was disgusting—really, that's tbe to m b sto n e! " O h ! " I remarked w eakly, falling "W b u t the d euce— ’* I began only word to use— the way th a t wom­ " N o t h — nothing sai r * " - h a s t i l y - " ! back upon my pillow. " J o v e . Je n k in s!" an assumed toward everybody tho a ir w as Juki a-thlnklng of t h o - h m - m a y And l Just looked at him stupidly mysuir. going all about the Uhule in the w e « w tiat-you-call-’em hours of tho night an d probably—oh. good heavens, probubly singing' I dropped uiy hood hack upou the pillow. «trUand—fist wlth you!**—then t * - pull*J me b ,c k » « “>0 —"You •n*t ba lUlnkln* about tiie allgbl- DR. My abrupt ejaculation halted J e n ­ kins an Instant, then be proceeded: “ 'I say, do you m e a n th at?' aska young Mr III—I menn. this young fe l­ low”— Jenkins stirre d nervously— "and you says, kinder laughing: I..Vir 'th e r e 's my hand on I t !' and then you both sboqk " ' O n e minute,‘ aayw the boy. still looking kinder puzzled and uncertain, T w an t to know what alxiut F ra n ce * How do we stand «bout that*' 1 Y’ ou Just laughed s o rte r and went up and clapped him right on thn shoulder, and you anys Why. If you M I. E K -'\ v . • Hud It fisylUsb fi&fioyfd at f A ' i »»;i; wX.) arI* cau^iuy sun, Just go In and wlp her. {"d o n 'tV a rV l you said It hearty- .. Siale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florid* N r'ld rn rr« Sanford «od S r lv a n 1^ 1 » AN DEW JOHNSON ATTORNEY AT-LAW I'd»» U.**! In Si gir gn«) njsral Court a I Hiiililiuit I’huu« 24A f * .. DR. R. M.-MASON’ .DENTISI Phoa? 19 Sanford. Florida DR. r. C. HO A RDM AN I) 1. N I I S I ! All Modern Method» jiul Appliance* ORLANDO FLORIDA -if DR. C f>. B U T T DENTIST timer Ynwrll Hml.liny S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A “ O l " I Remarked. Weakly. ♦ f b ♦ Sanford Library t AND like loll setil nn 1 tin» ell ( a word (o say In fnrt, I d bo only too glad lo see yon »urr>e<1 ’ " "* * | Mure I «tinlgntetied with almost a screech " W h a t ? ! sab! t h a t ? Ob. now. Jon kin*. y o u —»ih. you rn mistaken' Je n k in s eyed me sorrowfully Y o u r words, sir. e v m tly . snd th en you v»<-nt on kinder p«i s u a d ln g ly : W h y , t haven't in «a tit to >t«nd In ()|M'II I I lf Ml » n s 1 10 t> J) III ) our u sy st a l l " ’* AND I groaned ! S tit m ( h i v s -1 l o 9 |i h i ' G o o n !" 1 breathed through my ► te e th Then I straig h ten ed forward. “ W h a t did tbe Judge call that punch— what kind?" Heidelberg punch, s ir ," —a s y m p a ­ 14 44 444-<4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 th e tic psu*« ns ! swept my hand th ro u g h my tislr Ye* sir It c e r ­ tainly must ba something nigh -oh. «»»fill s i r '" Ho «»lit on I dipped uiy bead al him I lieu till« young ohnp cat' be« Ml SI'F.t I Al I IKS iu u hr the hand and he says W&y I’li kurd » lliilid l'iillitr»! China you re a liihk. a ft e r a ll!' Aud you i ..irti ini » Sterling Silver say s Yes, » « I I get along better now Roger» Finteti Ware my boy, snd you waut to be mignty F'.lgln and Wiililium Watches g ra t e fu l to Oickj L lg h tn u t for U And Ihl» young fellow sa y s. Imider sm il­ ALL (j (X)DS GUARANTEED ing: Indeed, I a m ' ' And tbeyp dim and you Just shook bands agalu all over " f LOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS I Free Reading Room ROOM 20 UpstiiirH, Piro Block St milliers Welcome II(Miry McLaulin .JEWELER Jen k in s slopped for breath, but 1 didn't say a word Hy Jo v e , It all made u‘ V « bit sick, don't you kuow. o n , 1 m u st have been maudlin, th at's what — maudlin. 1 m an aged to wag my b ead to start him off again, couldn't Hpeak, you know! "Y’ e*. sir." T hen you sa y s: 'T h at a all rig h t, now, my boy. so you run alo n g , because I'm awfully buay To m o rro w well talk som e more.' “ 'Dully!' saya th e chap 'flood night, old m a n !' Then he tu rn s back, kinder nnilllng sidewise. 'It's sure on the level. Is It, that you 're going to let me h a v e a clear road with F r a n c e s ? ' *' 'Oh. bother F r a n c e s ! ' you say s laughing. 'Yes, y e s , and when you win her, she'll be to me na my own girl. And I know I'll have ber love, too.* Fruit Trees eng Nursery «took L. H. TEMPLE I’honr 166. lit It und Oak Ave. S|»cclol Offering in FVrns. F'kirnl Designs to Orilrr. I.U-IO-tf Sanford, f lorid» Eggs for Hatching (let thn White Wing strain winners st Single Comb Whits leghorns. Single Comb Rtxxlc Island Reds. Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for hutching and stock for sale. Orders booked for baby chicks nnd ducklings. Orange county fnir. WHITE WING POULTRY EARM W. J. WILSON. Proprietor Sanford - Florida “ 'W h at's t b a t r say a tbe young fel­ low. kinder frowning And you saya, e a s y like. 'Why. we'll Just be one hap ­ py family.' T hen you chuckled like •J you was mighty pleased and s a y s : 'And I think sho la learning to Ilk« me p r e tt y well a lr e a d y . Why, do you know what ahe did ton igh t? Bhe c a m e right up to me and Id tho a w e e t All Work Ke»-»ives My Prraonal Attention e s t way kissed me gornl n i g h t .'" and t>est effort» " O h ' " I said, digging my fingers Opprs le City Hall phons 23 Into the bedclothes. " O b i ” C. H. D1NGEE Plumbing and Gas F i t t i n g (To Be Continued) Hod bsso making a spactacls of | T- * TV ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW WelUtrn Block ■« rr-A- »- 5 W. E.. HOUSHOLDER » 'm. 1 u e «J ti», row xrw THOMAS EMMET WILSON 4¿ I any scrim m ag e, a i r ? " fBCl* . . . _ I waited till 1 bud taken from hla Jen k in s stroked his ch in , his eyes h and the second glnas of Ice -w ater fixed somberly above my bead I be an d awgllowed It. thinking m ayb e l ; demon rum . sir. he said would get hold of It— th e dashed Idea, using the deep, heavy c h e s t tones like tbe high up politicians and expensl.ve I m ean. le ctu iers, "Is rampant In o u r fair land 1 batted at him perplexedly. “ What was th at? Scrimmage? I - t h a t ' s w h at I heard D o cto r Splasher don't remember hearing anything— r e m a r k — and the Insld'jus monster Is slowly— “ what's that?" And he went on. but I didn't hear And I reached for another glass. Ho I hsdu t "F'nrdon, sir—" Jen kin s' eye shilled I was trying to think been sleep walking, but had been Ju»t u n h a p p ily ; h u t may 1 ask. sir. » l i s t la the last thing you do rem em ber?" plain d ru n k — snd In h er home! — *»» Jolly well corked. In f a c t . I bidu t "E h ?" 1 sat up a hit straight«!-, rubbing my even s dashed g lim m er of memory or to . L. G. STRINGFELLOW v ï of expect-to-be-mlstreae-horo some day. and mlght-ae-well begln-now! Once ahe did break away from us for fifteen minutes while she want up to see bow Jack was. Bhe came back «mich relieved. “He was so glad to aee me," sho Mid, "and he kleeed me twice. We had inch an Interacting discussion about the amaebae.” "The what?" asked Frances. "The amoebae—liny anim alcules, don't you know, that have tbe power of changing their form nod appear••«•.‘.Ijaoky thlnka that perhaps m an , , U the process of Urne and ovolu-'■-‘t y gcleotiflcaUjr acquire _________ h-'-n&UU*». .* w> t;r B»« 971 GEO. A. D COTTES 7Z ana!" 25 BICYCLES from m Pkw» 97 SHANIBARGf K ' (lo o n ,” I said "T e ll tne a l l !" ORLANDO. H.OkIDA " Y e a . sir." resumed Jenkins, " a s 1 was say in g you c a m e In with— you V o vvvvv v w v v v tw w vvvw v vv v ivv v ii know— « r - the young fellow He Kindet slou ch ed In, looking u bit sulky e ■''I've been wvitchlug for yon to got back from the dog tight,' you says to A T T O R N K Y and C O U N S E LLO R at L A W him; ‘alt down, I want to talk to y o u ' Practice in State uiul Federal Courts Hut th o young fellow' Just stood sq uare In tho middle of tho floor and Just (iiirner-Woodru/T Bldg Sanford Fla. kinder scowled black. “ T h e n you saya. p le a sa n t Ilka: T v o been talking with a friend of yours, my eon. who thlnka I huvon’t tre a te d you quite fair.' DENTIST “ '()' says thla young fellow, and Rooms 21. 2« «ml 2S. |*k» UUlg Tboos «I seems kinder surprised. Then be g o t S A N F » R D. F L O R I I) A. red. “ And so. my boy,' you went on. tightening your glass as you looked at him, gf I t s been harMh I'm so rry — JUSTICE OF THE PEACE suppose we start nil o v e r again— w hat NOTARY PUBLIC do you nay ’ 1 don't w ant to cross you In an y th in g If 1 cun help It— 1 want to onice in City Hall help you.1 vm J BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES | rr>r>Lgiir dlir �"AT, “ »vi 3 t£ B fî' tie 'ü ’ b p v • THCiSANrORD HERALD May|7 , 1912 POTATO BL1QHT AT HASTINGS r KM* I« Hi IU Grower* Arc Unsaay O rer Condition of Season's Crop. Much alarm is bains felt at Hast­ ings because of tha blight which has appeared among tha fields of pota­ toes at that place., It was thought three weeks ago when tho blight first began that by spraying thoroughly the attack could be fought off. Ex parts from tha State and National government were on tha grounds and gave the farmers directions as to how to proceed. Unfortunately the continued wet weather has made their efforts of small avail, and it looks now as though at least twenty-five per cent, of the crop would be lost The fields have been soaking wet for a couple of weeks, and only dry weather, it is thought, will be able to stop the onslaught of this (B m w It is said that the blight will not hurt the carrying quality of the po­ tatoes, as no scab baa appeared. The Hastings section is known ss the most famous potato growing section in the state of Florida, and a great deal of Interest is manifested in market circles regarding the condition of the crop. The movement last week was 9 cars of 1,688 buahels. The movement this week will total about 16 tan. Price» have been good, local shipments bring­ ing $7.68 for No. 1, $6 for No. 2, and $4 for culls. Crop talus have been reported from $8.60 to $4.60, according to date of movement and stock of potatoes. Two of lhfi first three ca n shipped wore loaded), by John Nix ft Co., and- ons by tha Potato Exchange. Smith <& Holden and J. H. Nahrenburg Pro. A Co. are also heavy factors in the desk -il £U *>• 1• , 1 IS ! Reports from New York indicate tin t the market for Florida potatoes U on a boom there and $8 a barrel was the established price this week? for the beat No. 1 stock coming. This price tapered down to $6 for poor No. 2a. About 3 to 6 cars by boat and rail were received a day. Re­ ceivers of Bermudn potato«a are gut­ ting kj> higl) as $8.60 .but the Hast­ ings spud is said to be a much auperior article and Bermuda will have to take a back seat just os soon us the buyers get better acquainted with llastmgs product of this year. An especial demand was made for lite Florida potato this year U-cuu-w of the shortage of 2 rmlliyn and a half bushels of potatoes throughout the U. S. last year. Foreign im|x>rta(u>iu have been very la-avy this winter Last week tf«V reo.-/p ta. of fonag/i ship­ ment* in New York were about 126.000 bag». The week before receipts were about 248,000,,bag*. Tomato Crates Tomato Wrapt Quality Superior Terms Cash 11 H 01 .W f ir s t 8t und Oak Phone 235 70 IT FOUR BETTER GET A MONOTYPE v Efet,.; ft: Confound an old linotype operator, anywayl The other day a dyed-inthe-Wool old bachelor brought in a neat little bit of rhyme and wanted to see a proof of it. The real thing read in one of the ventt-a like this. "W hen I shall lie calmly within a ahroud, With a weeping willow by my aide." Wall, what d' you s'poao the oper­ ator did? He don't know poetry from pottery— but he thought be did: and thl* is the way those line« run when he waa through with 'em: “ When 1 shall lie calmly within a ahawi, With a weeping widow by my aide.” And when the author, who fraru the (air sex as much us 1 do, or even more, aaw that first proof, he grabbed the whole thing and flew out the door "with it! A* I raid beforeconfound a linotype man, anyway!— Palm Beach County. far ik-v 1 UK BIG BANKRUPT SALE OVER No such sale .as this ever happened in Sanford before. No such crowds. Thousands o f Satisfied Customers will testify to the many bargains purchas ed. Four Days O nly remains in which to ©lose Out B alance of S to ck and then the Doors W ill Close. M - : v ; T ; ‘V , .• ... t ing knife slashing them right and left until they are practically yours for tin asking. A few new prices that will attract: •. —» —.... ■-- "“W * AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS 25 dozen pair left,regular «50c seller, now only o r „ MEN’S TROUSERS Newest Spring styles and patterns now 1 2 < . IL t; ‘‘ —W $8.00 AND $10.00 SKIRTS ROYS’ SUITS We have them in all colors, sizes, styles 121 and 15c Ginghams, in all colors and designs Beautifully Tailored Skirts in Onnewest weaves and . au Htyles, at only___ «pO*«/0 I 2P * BLEACHED DOMESTIC UNBLEACHED DOMES'! I( 9 and 10 cent quality, yard-wide Bleaching, for only d*'| A A 20 y a r d s .............. «P A e U U Full yard-wide, firm weave, and worth 8c per yard, d* 1 a a yours at 20 yds. for * p l » " ' ' J ALL-WOOL GOODS 50 ANI) 75c SILKS This includes the entire line of Spring wool goods 1 n i »* yours at .............. 2 ^ 1 I v v While they last,- tjiese beau tifu l afternoon and evening 1 ( j shaded, at only ........ 1 AsrGood o r B e tte r P rices on every article in th e Store THE BOSTON STOCK S A N FO R D family were among the first settlers on Sarasota Bay and the lH-autiful Oaks on the Zach Drymon homestead on Little Sarasotu Key will In- remem­ bered by all who are familiar with Sura sola Hay ON ASSOCIATED CHARITIES An Orgsnited Effort Should be Made hy ( iliicna of Sanford Mr. Editor: Your Htory in Friday’s paper, of the local preacher of benev­ olent inclinationa appealed very strongly to me, and emphasizes the need of an association of charities in Sanford. His experience is that of other individuals who have undertaken relief work with­ out some sort of an organization to back them up. It Is easy enough to arouse u spasmodic sympathy, easy to pick up a dollar here and there for an emer­ gency case, but sometimes money has to be advanced to tide over u crisis, and then when interest simmers out— as it inevitably do«» in such affairs, the man who institutes the effort is left with the whole raqionslbility to carry, as it Is u different thing to ask for money for a sufferer, from appeal­ ing -for reimbursement when one has advanced the necessary amount. Aside from the injustice of allowing one person to carry an undue share of what should be regarded as a community duty, such instances are all too likely tq_deter future effort on the part of those whose active sympathy has to submit to the limitation* of leisure tirnA and financial ability.' I have lived in Sanford long enough to have no doubt left in my mind, as to the generosity, and good will of it* people to Che less fortunate, and I know that this city would cer­ tainly not allow case» of need to go un­ *' ,V NEXT TO Til the numerous instances that have come up within the past year, the nece«aity for systematic handling lias been made very upparent. What’s every­ body’s busuiiMs is likely to be nobody's, and the community has no right to shove its own burdens off t» une man's shoulder, without so much a« "by your U-ave,'' no matter how broad and willing those shoulders may huppen to be. Let ua by all mean* have some simple form of Associated Cliaritiea—though 1 do wish that word "charity” could be eliminated, or substituted by sometliing like "Sanford League for Social Service," so that the organization might include oth«*r- social needs than the disbursing of relief, Let us not be niggardly— we wish to provide the necessary help for the needy, let us understand also th at we can ufford to pay a worker for the time and thought devoted to com­ munity problems. Sometime« we feel u bit aggrieved at being asked repeatedly for money -how about repeatedly uaking un individual to give hour» of ntudy — mil** of tramping in delicuted invest-i gallons, without a word, even of thunks? More than this, we'would own a paid worker, the support of a strong working and visiting committee to oaaist in the solution of the questions that daily engage us in the making of a better Sanford, not only for the stranger left ■tranded at our gates, but for the boys and girb—our citizen* of tomorrow th at arc being left very much to their own devices in the way of amusements and recreation. * • Very cordially yours, , Suaie Bouchelle Wight PO STO FFIC E F L O R ID A Keeping a Fortune. It la one of the algulflcant signs of Ihe limes Unit there Is an e v e r-in cre a s­ ing business of "looking a f t e r " e sta te s, insuring and dispensing Incomes to the Idle heirs and the Incompetent. I ho question Is often asked. " W h y should he work? Ilia father left him rich " T h e work of keeping a fo r­ tune Is. In reality, a business lu Itself, and som etim es It Is more difficult than the making To be employed lu that business Is nobler than h aun tin g hotel lobbies or silting In club win­ dows,—Now York Mall Ah was elected to i*»i uigbi 1 dun c h o se me Grand High Mutt W o rth y E xalted Imperial |*in.>ulsu tlary, but It »trike* me dat »■ I** a little bit ch eap " Puck Uplifting P o w er of the P ret* "It (tbo pres* 1 lift» ua uut of 1B* local rut and give« ui lb® * J,r spirit and Intelligence of cuuiu.uu cltlxena of a great country. sun fuitksr. It extends our sym pathies b«)ouJ natural bounds and give» u» the f®«1 lug of burnkn solidarity.'*— Dr Shaw. The Youth In Politic*. Professor Blackle waa lu favor of a higher age limit for parliamentary candidates than Is at proseot euforced. "1 remain decidedly of oplulon." be writes, "that no man ought to open his month on the hustings or at public dinners till he Is at least 30 years of age. Young men are absolutely Incaable of political wisdom; It Is the fruit of time and cannot be extemporized from the young ebullience of the brain like a brilliant lyric poem or a dashing novel." One Hair** Breadth." A "hair'* breadth" la 17-10,000 of an Inch. For the purpose of such fine and delicate measurement tool maker* use wh*t I* called a micrometer caliper. Th* hair's breadth la aomathlng IF * *-a to ba i&kau into catuldaratlo. In the manufacture of a thousand and one things In the machine maker's a r t Close calculation of thla sort must b* done on th* doors of bank vaults, for example, where every part must fit to the nlceat degree — Harper'« Weekly. High ■ H F ln an c». A New York thief chloroform» kli victim* before ho robs them of th«lr money. Probably he I» a hutn*nl tarlan. It la *0ch a painful op«r»Uün to get money from «orne peopl» 11)11 an anesthetic la absolutely n " r ***r|r — Cincinnati Ccrmmerolal Tribun» . To Him Who L a a rn a . Perennial youth and health of mlna and body la only for him whoa* •“** Is growing dally through the »b»orp lion of ‘ those thoughts that quUksa every faculty and thrill «very f««»“J with a aense of unlimited Ilf# —Wail Da Foe. Herd to Make |mprs»»lo"One greet reason why Kip»H«Bf* considered auch a hard teacher 1» fact that bar pupil* are frequently • unwilling to learn that they r*iu to have a lesson hammered In ,w0 three times before they finally *•! Whan the World la Wrong If the flavor baa gone out of tn re1* W a n te d te Çlle It, On. if you cannot catch happiness, ff J u Gove block and will tell groceries in orig­ Mr. Coopah— yo lemme look are out of tune with yourself of * _ inal packages that will be a surprise to the consumer. Free delivery. Pboae 298 In yo’ dictionary n: minute, koluiell your world, for the eeke of tak e "M lM all U W * Jest went V find a couple of. word« ffM lc kB-Afti to m»h lodge-offloe Ut|e | The Merchants Grocery Co. have opened an original package store in the Slone- V jC ffr '*r, ■ M b . In order to keep up the interest a n tfr o close out lock, stock and barrel by Saturday night, we have gone through with lin­ BOY ACCIDENTALLY .SHOT . .SARASOTA, Fla., May fl.— (8peclal) —Paul Drymon, the seventeen year old son of Zach Drymon, of Little Sara­ sota Key, waa accidentally shot and Instantly killed this afternoon by K it Mahons, a boy friend. The Mahone boy and 8 . T. Sigler, of •Elkina, _W. Va., were fishing from an anchored boat when tbs Drymon boy came along aids in another boat and entered into con venation. Mahone waa bolding a shotgun lu hi* hand* which waa accidentally dis­ charged, the load of shot striking Dry­ mon in tbs throat, almost severing hia head from tbs body. Tbs Drymon relieved If auch were made known, but r. . . . ONLY AND THE Weather Report Unsettled. Showers tonight or Wed­ nesday. f DAYS . « *$* P JBMB ■ ■ ■ �f lit JUNfÛRD MtRALD -TT•un-Wom Curtain*. l0 e u « wber* a pair of ourtalna «oit i o io r another ■aaaon and they u § too ian-woya ln the mlddla to » n a , «ut away tía «un-worn portion« ¿ ,',w acroa«. than whara «own u«a cord or ribbon, and, If neither of (*••« are at band, make a couple of iir«p* of old Unan, and usa them to U« the curtain* back at the place they fplload. Old linen bow«, well (urchad, ara naaL NOTICE a m e D K A C R I p n O N A. Ja rk a o n a (irlffln Hollins r o ll« * » Woo«!, t ir o A. U n kn o o n W oodbrrry, W ltry . Hot hr irk, |_ K A Co Kaddlrr. K. J . O t r a r . T hom as _ S e n t!. C lara llurn »ldre, J . I . _ K o t o r 'S lU y n r s U akn o w n ______ Ja rk a o n , J W. T h o m p so n . Ju lm T h o m p so n . Jo h n Ja r k s o n . J . W. W. Rstort Discourteous. An Englishman and n Welshmen disputing In whose country was tbo t»i( living, the W elshman said: W illia m e n . M rw K II "There Is such uoblo housekeeping In Wales that I hnve known above a doien cooks employed at ono wed­ H«dmrr. ( 'h ark— ding dinner." "A y," anawered the Englishman, “that was because ever/ Williamen Mm i’ If man toasted his own cheese." W illia m e n A I* I'nVfMiwn Bquab and Quail. (¡urn*wy. J Jr Many prefer, squab, to quail be­ I ’BVtP. I . II cause the meat Is not so dry. end Is tlaays sure to be tender. The chief Unknown advantage, however, la In the fact that when you eat squab It Isji't necessary to pause several times while picking Unknown out a bunch of bird shot from your Utiknow n sore teeth.—Wellington (K an.) N e w » Ss-lrnrf t h i* ,4 haa ^ v— A Pertinent Qiientlon. . «-t Thark are great men who cannot , h„ spell, and small people who object to thsrn "Spell 'cat,*** aald the teacher ! A. hn„ n „ „ to the boy at the tall end of the c l a a s " k i t," replied the boy. ••Hilly," re piled the teacher. "C an’t you apell cal!' "W ell." replied the sensible T * o - 1 * . w j, does k i l «poll? j . kH.n .% •.r.m«. 1 i as-g jr 'ita I m t h u r l A Qood Cause. All the school teach ers at Lugano ¡£j|* Mnairo. ksv# gone on etrlke owing to a differ- ] eace with the educational authorities. '* '* ' *"* With splandld loyalty the little pupil* {{¡l,*«'*"*ii, s r« are «lauding by the teachers and urg- h! ’ "~ p u a <<• lag them not to give way.— Punch. ¡" J 1* '. *,‘*1! " % • |lill% F f »nw I • I k it e 1 a n il 1 *» Guarded Agalnat Dlehoneety. la the city of London at the time of King John every vlotuer was r e q u i r e d . to hang outalde hie shop an Iron vee*«l with pegs marking the different iuauuuea eold. The Humoroue Bad. One of th* funniest aad things we taow (q hear a man much ths korif for liquor telling hla friends * bow good he la to bla wife.—Detroit Free Praaa. ---------. w a— ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■— P ro g ress. “You're not doing *aa well In your (natbematlce aa you ought to bo, Johnaald lira. Lapsling; "at your age, your coualn •Horace was half way through differaatlal calipers.” K ' Jt* f 9 Bemsbody Ought to Tell Them. The trouble with a good many *tvea la that .they don’t know that Uaa than one woman In every tboueand can manage to look bewitching In a kimono. ■ * ■ ■ M.«r •> < ti--r*»n ir.m* M«>r*an. m »iuc I belt■ < anal » <». Whits*. Mr* I M S m ith . Il M M o rcan , f h a * . Unknow n — I M l a f a n a l Co I M ia f a n a l I M ta C an al I M l a C an al IIIIU. Krank I M lb C anal D rlia C an al I M ta C anal I M l a C an al I M l a C an al Ilopnr. 8 . E . I M t a C an al I M l a C an al I M ta C an al I M l a C an al I M l a C anal I M l a C anal KutUf. Jo h n Co. Co. Co. I. fo . ( o. Co. Co. Co. _ Co. Co. Co. Co. Co. Co. T. IV ilW , Jo h n T . Kultnr, Jo h n T ------------M itinea. J . !>-.— --------- ■— W f 1. I~ KThen Mr. Knagg Pelt Better. e Mra. K nagr—Perhaps you recall, It on ! train we Orat m et Mr. Dillard. J. I ------------Ku*gf—tml but tt'a too late now to G ard n er. 8 . W .. M e l f •ue the oompany for damages. .^ v *71 • Sheep-Raising CeuntHeev Australia aad the A rgentina'S» • -,--•re «• » tw««« them pksture one-third of all. W ilb er, 0»«í. C.-------— U e abeep (a U e world. W ares JeA nl« K --------lana. Leo ï>. ■ '■ ■ W alte. C . I*. J . . i Not a Real Patriot. A man la not neoeaaaxily a patriot Ucauao be abuU hla aye# to bU aa- Uoa i t a a l i a . _______ _ f r m C H I « t W Sw ig ol n « k and *»>4 ol n v f i and nw jg ol a*>4 (Ue« re>g) and awig ol nw jg Omm nwlg and I « « I H «*1» n and a by 20 rha a and w off • aida ol a « ) i ol n a rk o l mtI 4 [\em i H ol aw >4 o f i « h «• S r l.l r r .VV I . I M ia ( 'tria l l 'o Junr-v J W k Discouraging I.A N I) 5 m He*later a Jo in er 5 H urley. A. W ____ Jtrk so n . J Kg; O K Olaoo, A la le f________ M a n ia . J D . Hobinaoo, J C . Aaber. Mra. M . II. M t l j v d , D . J ................. Unknown_______ D unaw ay, W . M. > ] X Ja rk so n A (¡tiffin Purse With Money In a Cod. A housekeeper at Qur«n«town. Ire- Ja rk so n A t,tiffin Uod, constabulary barracka while cUsnlog a codfish about 30 pound« In Srh o p k r. K. A J . W. walfht discovered Inside the fl«h a ; Jsrks4«n. V ouchee., C . C . _ . . purj^^ontainlng a number of allrer n * n ttffln col«« of-the -reign of Queen-Vletcrfft. -Jarkso Kntor à Maynra Th« purse wee of leather, etcel bound Knroc, K. K. _ __ w m rim so ti. <t it. bad-la good preaervatloOT^It-also con­ OsttHiml. A nnir It. tained tome Inscribed paper, which Ila m lirirk . J . ( '. was reduced almost to pulp. — *• s 9 n Living for Others. There ia light sod sanity, safety and beauty la thinking, planning, working, tiring for otfcars. It leads not to aln but stray. U la a guide to peace, health and safety of tbs mind and the «pul alike. But self-coddling, selfexaltation, aelf-lntereat run mad— that distortion of human nature la a potent lure to deitructlon. It la of Ih« r»ry essence of crime.—Exchange. “ H • i 1 S k in n er, In the Barber*« Chair. A big fat man atratched hlmaelf out la a barber*! chair. The barber, follawlcg the uaual cuatom, soaked hi« face In a 1 1 1 degree towel, while he whetted his raaor. When he took the towel o f the man luQuIred If be had a fork bandy. "1 am pretty aure my face la done, but If you have .a fork baady you might stick It In and see.** —Atchison Olobe. i M artin , J . D __________ N o tir« ia hereby given that the following dewertbed land». or ao m urk thereof aa will b# i i K W i r y to pay Ih# am ount dua lor h i m hereto *al oppoaila to fha n m r , tcgeiber with root ol aurh u ) r and advertising. will U »old at public auction on the ito l day o( Ju n e , U JI2. at Court llo u w , tk r C ounty of O range. 1 T aw a a f O aklan d , recorded la y " W » a * » a »» aad IM . N M , block IT (baa lo u 19, I t 12) O akland U u 10 and I I , block IT , O akland..rr I o ta 7, 6 and 1 V-bh>rk i t . 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XT N w )4 of »w '< XT ...............BW M o fa a M _________ XT 2B ________ N w ’ » of n » H ________ J l r * 47 rh» n of a U bdrj lry and 6.17 rba a of U lry of na)» of n a if _ 33 run n 6 rha. ha. a 10 ch i. • » 47 rba, w 7.39 rha, n 3 46 rha, » 281 rh» Na ) i of n e 't and »wG of a w ) » __ ____ _ 94 94 . N a l » of n a ) » _________ _ .R a ^ e fa w -------; . 35 16 IW f 95H y a * • of nw ror of nwlg of nw run • 3 3 0 'yda. HÄ jrda. n 330 w M yda __ _ ... HU oí lyt 1 ami loi 2, and arlg ot S w of aw lg Sw »g ol nwlg ______ L_ ___ _ k.l ) ol «r * g of n# ig . _ ___ lieg 604 f l . II of nw roc of a a lg of mmlg ____ 86 fu on 36 8 fl., run Connell. II. A. I » 14 27 I 37 9 10 lu 12 12 II 12 20 20 20 20 20 2U 2« 27 27 27 27 27 20 27 12 12 20 20 27 27 12 12 20 20 13 20 1 t - 20 13 20 13 20 IS -^ U 16 20 1»- 20 19 20 19 il 21 15 Ü Í.' 20 20 20 20 /n ,'ii 26 40 40 lu 19 *4 2 63 2 II 1 01 **7 27 2 2V 1 29 20 31 2d 6 29 1 |(UI R 10 20 1(1 SO 27 c - » e 10 27 27 io 27 20 10 27 27 )0 27 «?2 27 27 27 »“ fc*7 _■; U n k n o w n __ Dunaway. W. IL __ D unaw ay, W . I I ____ D unaw ay, W . II. __ C olem an, 24 27 27 12 R 01 1 6« 1 29 2 1 12 1 29 1 29 1 3 6 1 U T u rk e r, T . J ____ M ad d ot, I»ila A. Sad dler, J . M........ Inw aon , ,11. A. M ad d o i, I.ula A. llam ea, C . ||. . . Hoper. E . O. Jo in er, A 1. 7Ü Sm ith , C . K Thotnarw in, I ( h rirtian , V, K C hri»tian. W. K. C h ristian , W. V____ , 1 Jarkw in A i iriffin 1 31 » 7« I 17 I 1.9 I 37 JJ J 11 22 ?»' 22 lu 2» r I IN xt tn 22 n 24 21 ZV 20 ?•» 27 27 27 20 9 2«* 341 W I H6 27 W elch. J 11 2 91 204 27 2RO 43 R2 20 27 360 r>6 51 29 31 20 20 20 20 27 27 27 27 27 75 320 80 240 11 50 4 4 37 2u 27 27 170 640 «♦9 5* 2d 27 2 1 uv 2» »»■ 1 J ÏV 20 20 20 .'ti 27 27 27 r. 21 27 80 6C0 40 6 C0 01 17 17 63 25 Ul 99 M orton. J 1*. ,ll« lra Jarkaon . J W Jarkaun Jark aon Hudson (¡lo v er. A (»hfl\n A (¡riffln W oodward W . I(-• HHr» Jack so n A (¡riffln Jack»on . J W Jarkaon A (¡riffln Jackann A (¡riffln Jark aon A (¡riffln Jark ao n . J W Jarkaon A (»riffln IU )l«rta. Margar«« Unknown S tew art. I . W , i 1 »1 18 1 66 1 u7 S tew art. I . W 17 3 86 21 27 «A 6 96 SI 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 240 640 «40 320 240 117 DU) lu t 4 40 Ano 37 »9 99 60 IA 17 2* 28 93 21 21 21 Jarkaon A («riffln Jtrk M in ,.J W___ I Add. V .S Thomptann, U; f» 41 2H 20 Jarkaon . J w W elch. J I » Jarkaon A <«rlftln Uplun. kl ar • K. 't ’ Jark su n A (»tiffin 32 63 Jarkaun A («riffln I 6 H Jarkaun A (¡riffln 27 20 Jarkaon J w JarV*»»n k <iriftln Jarkaon . J V 6 Jarkaon A («rlftln Unknown Jarkaon A Í iriffin Unknown Jarkaon 1 (»riffln (ilfiv ef W li . II«Sr« Jarkaon At ( •riffln Jackasen. J W Jarkaon Ai (¡riffln T u llí« . I» W Jark ao n . J 26 ?*• /. 26 Jarkaon . J W Jarkaon A Griffin K raiice, Anthony le h m a n . I.w i» 1 67 27 68 90 31 87 «1 9 20 H al Jark ao n A (»riffln Unknown —...... . Jark ao n A (¡riffln 68 AS M Ur hr II. K. 0 |* M llch rtl. J . I>. S4 A0 S3 33 60 28 T7 U 18 SS 64 29 77 # M llchrlU E . M itchrU. K M itrh rll. I!. | (an ih rr(rr, Edw ard M Itrh rll. K lo n g . Jtmtm H. __ Ja rk a o n A (»riffln — (irir ra . J. F . _ Jark ao n , J . W. (¡raTCw, J . F ---------- 212 60 63 00 Unknoam l>ywr, W. H. D3 91) Hubbard. II. W. ... Norri#. I\ T---Sm all. C . (\ Holt. J. II. A Hr»-. 2 0 S4 1 47 H u bbard. I I . W -----W ent n o rth A l-an *ton 1 37 * I I 89 _____ _ h . n --------------H illiard. J . D -----------K an lord , J . , Heira „ T horn paon, H. W . , .. T hom paoo, I t W. Ij b a L M .-------- K elley. M r». K . E . HrdTVer, M ra. M . E . Mradahaw, » . ( ) -------B rsd a b a n S CorWy KhilUpa, 7. y n » SI 23 Z7 27 10 19 22 U 21 of n w lJ and nw \i ot t w * { ____ __ — 9 9 4 o4 w H 310BB n«4| of n * f -------«< 20 N «lg of m U _____________________________. N w *4 of n « i ( ------------------------------------------- 90 Sw * 4 nf »w *i _________ 30 Nw»g of nw lg nad wlg ot nwt£ ________ 92 S « I a of nw 'g 12 !U Nwlg of n » ( i and n«ig of n w lg _ 1 S f ' j <>f n # 14 W l j of n w *4 of n«*g »ml 0*14 ol nw>g 4 5 K i« «•! nw *1 Sw ' g of f * * l 6 7 K i'#h arr*1« 0 / n»(g 1 8 Ilrg 38 rha. a of mm cor run w 20 rha, a 10 rha, » 20 rh», n 10 rh# llrg 15.90 rha ■ of nr ror. run w 20 rh», a 9.14 rh*. m20 rh», n 9 24 ch« llrg 2.6 rhe • of n* reif run w 10 rha. • 10 rha, » 20 rh». n 10 rh l 8 F. ‘ g of n w 'g *»f na lg 8 S 69 ir r w of of w 'g 9 N 'g of n«ig S 1•) of nw*g of e w * g of nw 'g »nd B*y of IS «w *g i>f nw'g IB Sa (g of n« * 4 II S * ) of n w 'g of nw Kl) ol h«U i W ly of iw * ! »nd aa‘ | of sw *4 N*> •»< « S n a *4 of nrVg Na ' 4 of aw Ig N a 1g cel na 1g F » . of ■w *g ond n a ’ i of nw*g N w 14 of ew 14 \S ' A wf nw and nw ' 4 <•( sw 11 l«ms aw 14 1 W 1 ) of •m 4 of aw 14 of pm* 4 ‘ 4 ol *• 14 N w 'g of mmVg »nd a*^ of n » 'g »nd na*g of aw* i _ Sw«g of nw>g .... . ................................... Sw *4 of aw ii lieg na rur *»( nw«, nt «wrlg run w H75 fl . a 6ü() fl . a »76 fl. n 600 fl Sa I 4 of aw *g M1) c l *• >4 . . . . E I g of w .lg of aa (4 ot ne 14 _ U) „of( m aw m«g >4 A and T»d w i ; ot aw «4 ol tê U ABÓ • 25 mi raw ot nw 'g of a# lg (Uwa 1 Ö a erra in asg. in nw ror.) — N w U of aw I 4 and itr lp r 4d» wtd« of! aid« of «w (4 of aw U I ! 1) of n« *4 of n* ■4 N w lg of n c «4 and n«1g of nw *4 SwU of n«Jg W U of av '4 and nw U uf nw U and a«U of nw ig and »lg of aw Ig of nw *4 and w U of ew 14 of r»c *4 ar «I » lg of n»*g ol ew , N w * a of tiw'g a nil a*) <»f nw <4 a id a # 1g of »»'g Sw 'g N ') of n w ‘g of a » ‘ g »»>«11 n ( j of n » ‘ g ot nw «i W>g ol aaU of w } g ------- -- ------ ----------- --Sw *4 o l aw !g N*y of o w i( ot nw U E»g of n U «I a«U of nwlg and •*» of n# * 4 oí aw ' 4 ----------Se» (g of iw Ig K U ol »r'é ° l W' *) of a# Ig of a« *g <¡lo» r r '• »ub. dlv. tmerntúm* im »4al pagr 16. Oran#« rwwaif 1 rcord«. F .‘ i of ar *4 \immm awlg ot •*%) t . KU n w , 4 6nd n ' i of aw'g of n rig E U °l ° l *^'4 N w * 4 of n w (, N r 1a of «w l| S r *4 of «w«, 1 llrg aw cor run n 165 yda, • 4 40 yda. a 166 yda. 440 yda Il«*g 165 yda n of « * cor run n Í4 0 yda . » 440 yda. • J4 0 yda 440 yda BM «dnMr ____ ______;----------U Íntrrrat ln n «U of n « K ------------- --- N «ig of « J í m |Akr«idc Home. r«c»ctl#d la pial ••IT. page 69. Ora u ta cwualy rwcweda. I»ota 21 lo*56. lakraid« IIorna . . . J ---------- Ivot 60. Ukewid« H o m e -------------- ------------>¡«g of loi 61, Ukewid« l l o r o « -------------I ¿i! 64, Ukewid« lloro« \j»im 6 6 . 67, 68 and 2 arre« und«c waier in la « ! ) « i nm»4 ot n « U . U ke«M « lloro« ¡jot 69, U kroidv llo r o « --------- ----------------I *4*8 70 «o 87 , llr g 0 « roe of au k ot aw)g run w 732 fL . • lo Ky- aely along aam« lo • bdry of aaUl 40 arrtw n to b « f................ ........... _ llrg 466 fL • of nw ror ot « *U ol a« H — r run « 681 ru. • to T . (». S A. R » .. n « ly alone aam a to waat Upe ol asid 40 »crea, o to b e* ■■ . W>> ol •«)» ol ••», (!««• I Brea a ol R y .) E 1} ol • »*« ol a»1» and • * ) * ol aal| ol a — ........N w 'g of aoU of m M -------T o « « »1 PlyaM Blb. rerord ed la yU l U a l " i r . y a fra 17 and 16, !>(»■«» «•»»•» ■ »«• res. lj>t i . IlUxk B , P lr m e u th -----------------------(x>l 4, lltoeh. II, K ly m o u th ------ ---------------___ l x ,u & and 6 . biorh B , Klym outh . l o t 7 . blork D , n y m o u th ------------------------I jot S, Work E __________ ________ , ------------All block " K ” ( I Jtm 4S6 fu n »nd a by 430 ( t . B and n in nw eeeh---------- -- 1« t é 17 09 22 tl 22 tl 22 27 r 2« t l 89 « SO * ‘ 1« 1S t IT «T 10 (6 11 22 IT 90 1 99 22 22 22 22 IT ti ti ti 119 40 40 40 -1 [ *• 22 ti 22 22 22 22 27 27 27 27 23 :j 23 23 23 27 27 27 27 27 20 20 27 27 27 ti 27 27 ti ti 28 28 24 .'U 21 20 20 28 28 20 28 • 1I s e t 80 I SU 7 SO 40 40 4I 4 t Ii « 160 40 40 X II 1! 11 «s 17 se. se * • SO 70 40 40 40 ,m i1 S 2 X 2 t :t 120 IT AA SO 10 se 03 10 11 11 ]l 10 1 66 1 !» 40 60 40 60 30 40 3 13 11 I» 68 20 11 63 1* 11 AS 18 ti 28 23 28 28 23 28 2« 80 1 79 21 120 10 11 Al 1 01 40 26 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Í0 20 27 27 Î7 27 20 20 20 20 28 23 27 20 20 20 23 28 28 40 80 21 22 28 26 26 28 7 16 20 20 1 66 11 S3 r 6« «V 120 28 28 28 2 >0 2 12 I 12 40 20 21 6 28 40 2 1S 2 31 « OS 2 31 6 Tl 77 2 31 38 160 40 40 8 IB 1 «2 2 SI 12 2 II 2 11 21 120 28 2» 40 lio 21 10 « 17 1 33 29 20 tl 116 t 2« 29 30 3J 33 20 20 20 20 21 42 28 28 28 .8 0 '40 t 13 1 te « 17 20 28 ??0 11 1 5 20 20 21 28 160 ilo 1 1* 7 18 20 20 20 20 28 23 40 20 2 91 1 6« 2 M 9 03 X u 36 36 3A 3« 20 20 20 20 1« 3« 3« 20 2 11 21 40 28 120 21 >6 <0 20 20 1 M ts 28 23 18 28 70 40 1 2 2 2 21 21 2) 2) 21 21 21 2* 2i 21 21 28 21 II 23 28 21 21 28 23 20 40 40 40 2 SI 1 69 2 OO Sé 12 62 11 2 SI 2 «0 16 1 «S 22 6 6» 80 40 60 « IT I SS X tl * U 11 T7 TT I «S S «O S 66 to t tt 21 7 1* 1 ti 1 IS 21 26 10 10 t 92 1 OT 21 21 21 2* 21 21 21 » 07 I 99 I M 1 SS S M 10 94 II»«, nw ror. block K, Hymouth run f 4BS I T 7 tl ti 8 21 29 M U 1 11 X* I II U 40 120 40 I« « i r ’t r 1 1 - ■H -: - — - i « t 20 Ur 19 20 :•> iD to 84 SO *4 1 69 20 - - 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 N m 20 20 20 ft , » 4A0 ft., » 4 6» lU , w tAA lu .. . I ot {o »nd w ÏS 4 lu ol lot 9 , block N , P ly ­ m outh _ _ I x > l 4, block O . P ly m ou th ----__l«ot 7, block O, H jq n o u th --. .D o t S. blork l ) , Plym ou th ... N a}» of n w )i E } 4 of a » )t and • »}< M e»M -------------------____ Jt» }à Ot BWU - --------- --------- -------------- ------_____ E 10 arm a t l n l l arrm oI n * ) ( o» » « > » _ • ________M 12 s m s ol •)» o l a»M e» aa )4 ----------- j -----------____ B 12 »cra» ol w }ÿ ol oo\ i o l m U o l »»M ■ Ubb ail Und betw asa U k» and Um » I asid 12 a m a ) and w)< o l •»)» of aa}» ---------_____ E ) í oI a»1, of a » }» --------------:--------------------_ S o i l of aa}| of n w )» ------------------------------- T a o n o f Apooha, recorded la ylâl baek A. paaao ÍJ and 1 *9 . O ran *a re a lty B araco a. •*. (1 11 27 27 22 22 467H fTTn W. • W H .- Eddy A K lic k _______ 39 »Uldy A f l l r t t ___ . .. V o *t. L c. 56 31 Ilnknow n G rtrh e r. C. H. Ila w irr . |. A Ild e- Jn rl 07 1 Miln, A K. 1 < liran rley. Wrn kl 1H V r» :lrr. Am hony W im« 1, M ary A iarkw m 1 Griffin s»r|,».lrj K .le a rd E J a r l —,n A r >riffin 2 nu Ul A. C ._____ Jarkw in A Griffin SI 2) „. Dunaway A llr i.lt H urley. A W N » 1» and » ' , ol nw i . All K rart. 21 All K rarl. ---- -------------- -21 All K rarl. -•1 All P r a r t .— 21 All llera lot II 10 21 ' j Inter*-»! In ne)| ol nw >, of n » 1» 200 2) All uneurreyed part of 21 r 660 All liana # )', of n a ) t ) 21 27 636 All KraH ................... 60 21 27 AU Km H ------27 130 21 All Krarl. M 21 27 All K rad , it part i___ and n H N 'v of a l t and II«* ao roe id o*r ron w I I rh» n 13 rh» w SA cha nely. A lo o f lake to point 20 fh a n of a line o l <ee a In a line ol 1 22 n are a to b e * ---------- _ 12 22 27 H e* 14 rha e of.nw rot run « 6 cha a 24 rha lo A*w. •hemre w 6 rha a i l eh» to U * 12 22 27 H r* 2 0 rh a a of a n ror run a X« rha to A »», a 9 rha. n 2« rh» 24 w V rha -------------------12 22 27 (to * nw roe of aw )( oll aw)« ---------------run a tOX ft . a lo e line ol aald 40 arreo t S n M S f l . w to b o *. ---------------------10 27 13 n E 10 arreo of a»*»' of n w '( J . t . U t r t e o o add U W lnloe G ard en , re rwrdrd In pUt book "l> * e»|e 9 ». Ixd a I and 24 l«ote)#»» add to W inter C ari.. II--T I-.' —■ , ) i Intorewt In )>e* & 00,lt. w ol ae ror of 14 2 2 27 A t*a*p olol in bran rh run w 127» II. n 2M> W-Í2U> I f. l e take Apopka n d y a loo* 40 a n n o to b e * . . - - , I Í 22 T9 p i n o f p b / t f W inter G arden , recorded la>t. otfaw »W,* NMoflwWUer», w I 37 A II I 07 Köper, K . (>. 31 N U oC w f 4 31 N ot nw U 32 N r 'i and r ' j of *e 1. w 1) of mm14 anti ta l , of n w ', lew« w30 32 arree . . » 31’ All S 1* of n * * of • 1^ of ne t of ne », »f n e ', an«! n * ) of a H of aU of ne *4 of ne * 4 of n e ‘ , S * , of • ') Of a* . of nw *4 til ne * 4 of ne 1, and n U of n *4 of n l ) of •*) ot ne 1g «if n e ', uf ne ig of a h ot n 14 of •* i of ne «4 of n r ', 34 ot h«l| 14 W «) ot f>w14 am! u w *, of a *) ot N «tg of n t h W )g of 0 « 4g of aw ‘ 4 bl t ) .^ « o í • * ) . ol n » *, ol n » > , aad » I J a*»»* ol_____ n ) i o l ■ ) (_ oflo w .1» W 1& arreo of nw}» of wig and n 'k ° f N w l¿ nf n * U and a<> of n w 1» and aa»» ol n » ) 4 and w ) , of i » l | All All 20 ... ti «• a s* l-S S I ts I ts S 40 7 S« I* ss I 07 • le �Queensland’s Sugar Industry. Queensland U ono of tho groat ■ugar-produclng states of Australia, and practically all of the augar con* aumad In the Commonwealth la ralaad and refined la this alata and In tha northern part of Naw South Wales. Tha landing feature of tha augar In­ dustry la the number of small cane growers engaged In It, who now aupplj cans to the central mills of which they ara proprietors. run e _S *4 K. StarbinL P. L . tab,, block E, À W k a Sit . 8 . H e in MaUton. M. P . Brains, 6 ---------Howard, B a a . . Unknown _____ ._ L c t 1 4 , B lock E . . L o t 111 and 1 1 *. __ . _ B ) * of lots I S and 38 , block« T A S popka . . L o t SO, block T , Apopka l o t | »t. block P . A p o p k a— L o ts k ano 1Z. block O . Apopka ol n w k --------------w by e.81 che n ---------------n a k ., __ X e t 14, block Q, Apopka _ _ L X S2. (LasseH and » « I block II. Apopka ___ W>* ot lot 32 . block H. Apopka ___ k f t ot lot 4», block H. Apopka ------. _ W J t ot lot 4», block If. Apopka-----------___ Lai to, block H, Apopka-----------------------_ .Lott Z, 11, 16, and W la BS, and nVk ot lot 1» (Ura lota 21 and 2«), block J. W illiam s. Jo h n M org an , M aio» . M org an . I r r is a M u rg e s. M a jo r . M Ungar, M ary I Bredahaw, J. N---------tlradahae, J. N------------ 8 tarbird, P. L ----------Bradshaw, J. N....... -■ Bradshaw, J. N. ...— lirtnmingway. M. O---Ilafflry. Mrs. M. E------ ■vll In Excess of Diversion. It is found by an Italian doctor that the szoeas of diversion In the lives of New York women Is bound to bring upon them the miseries of neurasthe­ nia. This disease has, according to the doctor, different ways of affecting limp with eihaustlon, the pure S a l­ ons are dull and torpid and the Ameri­ can is merely overstimulated and tries to go faster and faster. . Nelson Ratio Brought Large fiurrt. Four years ago,there waa add In a London auction room _ .what might havwi^peared an ordinary» eightpage Uttar. The '‘letter,** however, happened to be the orlglnaWOenoral Memoranda" drawn up by Nelson tmmediately before Trafalgar, and fore­ shadowing the plan of attack of that action. Tha price realized waa (18,000 In k . Hektogrsph or copying pad Ink Is made as follows: Dissolve one part methyl-violet In eight parts water, and a<ld one part glycerine Gently warm the solution for an hour, and when cool, add a quarter part alcohol Or take methyl violet, one part, water »even parts, glycerine, two parts. And th a P ilg r im L e f t . Pilgrim—"If 1 come iu will thpt dorg btt« meT" Mra. llaw klna—"W e aJn't no ways aure, mister. Out the feller that let ui take htm on trial said he'd chaw up a tramp lu lena'n two mtnutea, but. land aakea. we alnt goto' to believe tt till we aee It done “ fjurdena of Liberty. The*1men and women wbo are strong, wise and free are those upon whom the burdens of the world are laid. The tasks of the slave are nothing compared with those that come with liberty.—T he Christian Register. Andrraun. II <*. Carvoo. 8 . V M T a y lo r. J It J ark »on A (in flin W om ble, J IU P.ftior. V. K Enaur A IU)i>e« M organ. M ajor P a rtu li, ( ' Il I' Hlack m an. Wm Unknown / leluw a, J W at ai Jarkaejn A (irtfYln Puller. P l . 1 »rifa l anal ( o Ja rk a o n «1 (»rifTln Ja r k w n . J I Wlta ( mnmj l o S tew art. I) li >* Unknown Ut a b bird. A t ’ . Ja rk a o n , J W Ja rk a o n . J W. Ja rk a o n A (iriffin Ja rk e o n , J W Jg rk tu n . J w Her Sort. Alice—What kind of a girl baa Jaok engaged himself toT Rose— Oh, she's the sort of woman you never dare ask to luncheon for fear sbe'U stay to dinner.—Harper's Baser. Instinctive Qood Manners. W* sometimes mast an prlglnal gen­ tleman, wbo, If manners had not ex­ isted, would have Invented them.—Em­ erson. Expectation*. T rip p . M !I»m U rfrf, Kdv. O v r n . Jm n U — J» rk » o n A Cirimo M m itt, H II Unknow n . M rK u U d n . A rwn. J«nnlt> . _ J»rkxm & OrUftn Thom pson . K. W. Ptahrr. Cor» T Harrow», Hulk I* Ja c k so n , J . W. I M I » C anai Co. Htawart, Î) H. Betsey, IL 1». I toma»-Ingram C o.. WUras, J . M.. ir.----- nimron, *». i Puller, John T ----- 1— Wilson. Mr». W m .. Uightc n f if c w )* ot nw)* lUaa 4 o I w k ef n w k Hans * 6 1 f)?of naif of ask L a n d m . G e o ------------ awn « f Gotha, rat paga 19, O rangs coast/ records. ____No)* of block O, Gotha-----------------. Lot 1 (ol w«* of) block AA_ G o tk o ------__ -AU (farà beg ne tot run a 432 fU, w 600 fu. 432 fu. a 600 IU to be«., block O. McLean. A. M-----Witehagdahl, I-----Moseley, J . fe-------- I n 262 IU, a 3 30 lu . n 460 (U All th at p a rt of n w *{ of a r t i . 12 N ol l l r . (le o e beg m coor run n 100 rd . w 25 rda , • to Ky, arly to b^g 12 N w k ol a w k 5« in eq. In nr cor of of n » V 13 M 4 of •>) of n « 44 of n e *4 11 14 N w k ol n e t* of n e >4 of d v U -----------* 11 ol a e ti (Uwe he*« 550 ft. a of ne cor run • 330 It.. • 2 6 " It . n 330 li . e 2IU) It . 11 .Ht> uf #w l 4 of ne of w 1* of ow>| ol 14 aw '» u ln e )* ---------------------------------------Heg 613 (U n and 68t> « (I. w of ae r a r of ■w Vi of aw U If. run w 327 Vy ft-, n 210 ft., e 295 ft . to K y Sely al<mg aainie 216 ft. ----- -Me* ear ruf of aw U of rw tl 16 run n 613 It.. P 266 ft .. 8 643 ft . w 266 ft. . . . . ____________ ________ ___ l ie f 1065 fi. e of aw cur of ffwVi of aw <4 16 run w 810 ft., n 513 ft., e 7174^, ft. «eiy 62» IU ______ 1C K '/ o l a e k — -of net| of ne*| 1learn 5 rha r and w hy 6 riè# n ami • m ar roe 1 17 W v* of n e t. of ne 17 Sw I 4 uf èod t| 17 S *4 of n 1 j ol lot 2 __ 1» IN All uneurveyed (part of (l^ aa unaurvryed |»arl of n a ^ l IV N #l 4 0 / n e 1* . IV S o 14 of n e 14 , 20Ù arrv» unaurveyr»! land in n* K ef ar COf. of »W (4 of at '4 IV run n 1.16 cha w to Ira v rræ Une of lake Apopka aufy aluAg said lime to a Hire of e i M - r l i i beg ______ __ 1 a r t i of w l ) ................ ............. 20 W ) j ol n w '* ,n d n w '« til > w > * ...................... 20 21 S w l* of n w )* ............ ____ Se>* of n w ), (b ra n w )*) and w U of n e t* uf aw and nV* of nel^ of n e »4 of aw t 4 21 N w k Ol a e '« ol n w )*.. ........... 21 S ' * ol s ) * ol n e)« of iw )« and n ) * of n a '» o l M k of rw k ____________ — _________ 21 N w U oì aw Ì 4 and a '4 of eV* o f at «4 of « v i i , 21 v. r run • I7M ft., n t*9i fl., to i and Ht HRjr, eoly along «wnter ol earns ta sec. Ilnr • ..... Beg aa rar. of s w k ----- -----------------n a a U K y . wly aloag ernie» of some -w a uofnt 1634 tu n of a line of a and 176.1 ft. a of w line' tbarrai. ■ IM 4 fu to aar. Un», e la beg (Wwa I a l a a w rar.)_____ rg 7*S ft a oftw rar of . — --------- --n rly along By. lo a potai 1894 fu n of a Una et ase. and I7 6 l fu a af w Una of are. a S46 fu ety 420 fi. n 446 fu lo ranter ot Hy. al» aloni asm» la ranler Htalea branrb wly and awlr along aald branch to w Uno ol aoc, • U; beg (Issa 6 a boundod cm n and a by Waadu a by Hy. w by Orali and Apooka road)-----. 6 am a aq la no rar of a s k af r w k —— and bai ow rar of aw k ot a l l nra * 4)4 che, a l l «ha. a 67 He». • 8.98 Aia., n S.M rha, w tabe« aad a w k off» )f (tara boa 6 cha n of rw rar run a 11 )* cha, n ».*5 che, w 7 33 cha. nwly U nw top ol rald 40«, a to beg) rg Beg rw i «w of rw U of aak 22 22 22 21 2» 2» 18 22 2» 18 18 23 22 r» 2a Ik I« Ik »« SI 22 2» 32 82 32 33 22 22 22 22 28 28 21 28 lx x 3 block P , G o t h a .................... IxX 20 . block P . G o t k o --------- ----- ..Lola 2V to S3 and 43 and 44, block P . G oth a___________________ — lo ia 4H to 63, block P, G o th a .. ..L ots 40 to « 3 Mock P, Gotha . ..l e u U (Ions 3*7 lu n aad a by 300 ft a ai and w on n sod of lot G). block 4 . Gotha IxXa 2 8 , 2 3 and 3 0 , block Q, G o th a ------N )* af o 1 1 , block R. O s4 fc l..a . : - 1 ___ A ll of Mock T , Gotha-----------------------------_____All lira» lota 3, 10, S 3 t * and 80), Mock U. Gotha............ ....................................... — ____ AU block X . Gotha_____________________ Würau J . M.. J r .. Witthrndahl. I WDrai. J . M.. Jr. W i l r a i .4 - M -, J r . Wtirai, J . M .. J r . WUras, J . M-.------W licei, J . M.. J r . . . WUras. J. M .vJr. Wlirai, J M . Jr. 102 m 00 21 2H 21 21 21 21 21 2n 26 2« 28 28 11C 4U 5 16 40 2u n Cm3 2 31 \ 6V 1 C3 3 66 2 31 21 28 34 2 30 26 1 »3 •21 28 21 2H 21 2n 21 2J1 1 7 28 3 1 67 2 2k 21 78 Wl a 66 21 21 21 2n ¿n 26 •lA 26 17 70 40 IO 1 VV 7 0U 114 40 40 70U 17 7k 7 31 2 31 31 .3» 7/* 21 21 21 21 21 26 26 26 1 38 2 93 I lu oeg an , A K. U nknown l e n s . C arrie I l ­ i a n » , C o n io II. L andon. Geo. E ) * of a s k ----- Beg 3 20 ft. a ol run w 3 20 fu , lu l e * Heg 10.33 cha n aqd 12.84 cha r o l i s n s Mac*. A- ol a»)* of a » k _____________________ run # lieg run n 8.67 ch», w 4.40 ch *, a 3.67 ch», 4.40 cha . . . . . . . !. ... nw rar ol n i * ot • »'* s 60Ö fu » 30Ù ft , nely 700 It. to l a k e 1 lo o n n o ty un shure ot lake 200 It. o 660 lu lo f a g ______________ ____ tirtffln. WUlie W )* of se)* oLae)» (law tou 133. 2tw. G riffin. W illie 201 and 202, St indrm ero, and beo e l » i N» U ot D0 *4 »lui a U ol ^4 m «| In n s roc o f >«>4 ol rvd» Ì 4 N w ‘ l of nw I 4 . ------------ ----N e 1» of nw 1% (In a ?U y ci# • am i y lia n K M » In w ro f ) N • V4 of n W \4 Nw>* of n w >4 S e U of a w l) amt iw I 4 of awi| of a» ‘ 4 nw|t of M I 4 ................ N e l* of n w ii »nd »w f* of b w *4 U ni 25 rha n CO® w ol « ro r oi I 'r t t i Mi ran .4» (¡(» u t un 1. G</® w 1 ' rb * 11 2 > . r 26 J-M rh a. a 4 0 * . v U cb«*. a 2V®. w ¿6 Eta». H II Unknown la u « , t *a rt re II Pow ell. M arth a. Heirs Unknow n Pr.ubarti. A. II P ren o ti. J. I). _ Puoralt. J IP Priorati, J. I>. Prroratt , I» Il M V7 33 03 31 21 21 21 26 2» 2* 120 4Ü 1 2 6 2 21 21 28 28 66 IU 3 86 1 07 21 2» tn . 1 HV 21 26 u . 3 73 12 40 K » k o f» w > * Z ” ______ r ________________ l>ot 1 (Uwa bag 10.10 rha n am i 4M Ike w ol aa cut run n 10 r U , w B.Ä3 ch<, a lu ch», r HJU cha lo b r f and krm b rg rb» m of I» arc peat on » Mn» of run • M. » 1 cha, n 3.81 eh» to a tine of A «tor grant ,nwty along («ran t Una lo rIn . • ft CM cha „ M alone. J W P o i. I A IUt m 22 ZI 28 22 21 21 21 ZI 28 21 28 28 21 22 îi 21 f* 2» 28 1 2 2 4 1 1 3 38 SI SI 17 69 38 66 G5 10 40 lu 3 1 2 2 86 07 31 00 40 40 40 2 bl 2 31 27 27 77 27 21 21 21 28 23 28 2» 27 78 SU SU 21 21 21 21 28 28 2» 28 21 3 21 r. (6 Zachery, J. W---I-oiler, b. B . . Î . Potter. 0 . B -------- Z i.wii of S r ' i o f n w k — Nw)f ot nwk------- .ewia A Gregg__ G o a l. I I . C- Kobtnaun M P. H am bo, Jo h n Proraon, W. C. W ilhelm , J . , J r . PMlhower. ' W C raw ford. Il B Unknown H letnm eta. J . II. Ja c k so n A Griffin M n rt/ n . M ra A G H ack m an , H. H., Agt. Darla. J . I f --------------PnLor A Haynan------- 28 28 28 28 28 CB II <>f U>t 2 run w 140 yda, a 140 yde, a 140 y«|e, n Ito yd * - 1* of aw >4 aa >4 and K 'i of aw)* of a»)* ■ w ' l g ( a a 4| P o t t e r ,! II. M ich ael, A W 20 lu 40 40 HO 30 20 40 cor of « h of lot f run n 18 .9 8 cba. w f i .K cb a.. ■ 9.65 che. w 0 (b! cha, ■ 2.49 rha, * .1 I f rha. • 6 Cl! cba. * 10 IU rii*, and lie f r»* ror of » h 74 25 26 26 27 _ Ix>ts I aad 2. block V , G o th a . __Beg 33.91 cha a of no cor of ----------------run a 6 1 * , w 10 cba, w to w lino o t e ) » ol n e k •»<. ■ to poin t 3 00 ft n of aw rar ol n e t* o f so)« see. e to aedc lin e, n lo beg 10 cha e and w by t i l l * ft n and a In n o cor of a w '* . .. — . l>oneg«n, A. K. ll.ek r*! -vc **■ aulì div ..... N«W ai naif.,--------------------------------------lieg rw car. , , ........... . . . . . . .................. 18 18 18 G o th a r>* o( s o ) * ----------------------- __ Nak of n#’ i ol nw.'«--------------------__ U 28 28 28 28 2» 21 IxXa 1 and 21, Mock P, Gotha Oetjvn, J. J . -----llaæ , Mra. A. Oel)»n, ll. M . ---Würa«; J . M., Jr- Swk ot awk at as)*------------------------ ran n 3 30 ft., w M It., u 3.30 ft ., r 63 It. and «■ } * o l n e)« of n » '* __________ ____ N b j ol ew>* o ! a » k He)« ol r a k S e t * of n e!« . _ K it’ of a# V4 N w !« of ••'« Ib ra a » !* l K 1 r of a e t 4 of aw I 4 t, ffrt| of n e *4 W 'U of n e 1a (ica» ar >4 of a ^ and lm« of « S of n KVk l*f B e ll uf n * l4 S e i* of r w '. Nrt| 0 / nwV( of ew ‘ 4 N w U of ne^a of aria anil n w l, ,»f nw of m 14 and w>) of »w ‘ | ol ar K k o l n w )* «0 a m a unaurveyed land In ■ . . . . . . He« ne rar ol n w )* ol n # '* run a 3 eh», w 29.21 ch» to lak* A pooka noty along lako la n Una ot aoc. E lo I Andrraon’a su b d l» ., recorded ta plat b A, paga 8 . O rang e co ast/ R eco rd s. k and 4 sen a in sq. in as ror of ask •< >*M------------ Griffin. 8. S . ----------Wilcox, J. M.. Jr .— •a)« of nw)* S » h ot m U -------------------------------- ----- ,— Argument Defined. Velu# ef the Smile. There le much religion la a B e tse y , A n sia ----------- ___ Lota 21 to 3* and 29. Anderson's suh dir. P o t«. PhllUp ___ lajtJ 82 and 33 Andmrm'a sub d ir . Myers, A. IL i l 21 ot n ak ---------Mysra. A. i n : ; ____________ u N ak Of 32 21 vt. W. H---------------------- U w k c f m U ------- I---------F Uh bum, S3 21 N»V* ol aw k . . ----------------My ara, A. H .. . 34 21 », J. P. . W)4 of nw k of n a ti— Raardoo .34 21 r. Ruth P. _ N ok of nw)* of a s)* . — Barrows, Bog nw rar. of nw k of a r i * ___ ____34 21 Sr liera Ürrrrtrrot Co run • 8 che., a 60 , 0 11.07 tha, swty ____ of noH ot aoVl. n to fare (boa tvO fu n and a by 120 fu o and w la so rar.) and bog aw rar of nw)« ot ao)* run o SIS tU n 437 fU awly to w lino of nw )« of sal*, a S4S fU to bog '________ ___ _ _____ Bog 237 fU o ot w lino of so)« of •#)« on Tannar. M. V. Barlow are. run n ISO fu. r 30 (U. • 130 IL, w 30 f t ______ - ________ •------------------_____ n 6 am a ol w)* of nw,'* of rw)<------------Bow lay. J. YVUUa If. Maagrr'a mb dir., recorded la ptal book K. gagea I aad 7. Oraagr rana*/ Berardo. __ ___Lota 21 and 23, Mungrr'a sub d ir— _ _ _ ____Nak af a w k . An argument la an effort of two peo­ ple to keep eech other from finding out Ike truth.—Life Exoeea of Procrastination. Boms people put off till tomorrow the things they should hare done last •week. 2 00 a 210 IU. a 4 0 4 ft,------- ,----------lieg 313 fu n of as cor of n o )* ol as ) * -----run n 313 lu, w 417I fU, a 813 tU, a 417 ft. Na)* of so)* ot nw)* and W )* Ot a s t* ol tw tla Kullrr, John T . . ZS llrg 334 (t. n of •# rxtr of w i j of oa»it of V ruü#T. John T. No Paper Money In Peru. P atu la a country vrlthout paper money. Gold, silver and copper coins aro the mediarne of circulation. 21 AtabollB s u b dtv , f r<t»f t if si in pint b o o k M, page 10. O r a n g e f u u n lj H f f o f t l* Tha man wbo la looking for trouble generally Buds ll and the one who ex pecta defeat usually gets a whipping. IS n ta zx 21 22 22 22 .I x x n T b l w k 3,~Ôoooa.................... Lol 63 to 86a, block 8, ÜWW------------------Lata 83, 83 and 84, Mock 4. O oow ---------_Lot 1, block 7. Orano---------------. Lota 1, 2 and 3. black 8, O rano.. . . l e t 6. Mock 3 Orano. Kalglar'a add. la Ooaea, r book A. paga IIS,O raag LoitO . KakU r'a add. t e i . _I xXj I I t o * 4 , Kaigfar'« add. to O raso. lari« 9 to 22. and 2C. 21. 30. »od 29 Ah- U vp , Bdw Phllosophar'e Happy Belief. I b a r e grown to believe th a t the one thing worth aim ing at la simplicity of heart and life; th at the world la a very beautiful p la c « ; th a t congenial labor la the e e c r e t of happiness.— ▲. P. Benson. Minor, Mrs. A. M_— Pounds, J . H -—--------Witty, J . H.-------------Upshaw. O. T — ........ Patton, Mrs. J . C . — Kimbrough, Misa A . . n 417)* I«-. I 417)* IU, n 443 ft......... ___ w>* ot no)* and a**' ol n )) of nw)*..----- 1 ,__ W(> ol aw)* ot not* of swk™------------I So)* of aw)* ItornSorda, e and wby 40 rda n A ala nwaar.aad laaa 134 It. sand wby 4A0 fu Bandita naror.) awk of swl* aad beg 10 rda w of nr cor. ol rw)* ol ae), sec. ’ run w 1001 ft.. . 26«‘> ft., w 161 ft., . to aar. line, a 717 It., n 408 ft., r 108 fu. Meuhiohn. II H o k to g r a p h Mkaor A. M _ ------------ Involi, KK- E______________ Nw>* ot nw)* (Woo l)< am aq. in awcor) Locati. B-----(leg's* cor o t o w k of so)*., Eldrldgo, A. 8- _ run o IS 8 It. n M B fU, n 348 ft ., a 232 fu , Juvenile Compositions. 1 am by no means disposed to go so far as tbo historian of New England, John Qorbam Palfrey, wbo, as 1 have been told, waa wont to azpraaa tha desire that an act of congress should be passed forbidding on pain of death any one under twenty-one years of age to write s sentence.—Professor Lounsbury In Harper's Magazine. Blakeley, W. P----------Minor. Mrs. A. M.----Parker, Mary U--------- Carroll. C arroll. Nelson_____ I----------1H act*« la aq. In ae cor ot awk of no)* Jernigan, E. H j —1---- e Vv . E H oi w )i. bleSkOTBradabaw A Thomp­ son's add to Apopka-------W k . block D, Bradshaw A add to Apopka. H e ), ot n e '* and no ) * ° t so )* and n )» w er 4 r Pa H e - 1 ■In a s a«w w cori ol m )* o l a»!« v(lew mr a- aq. Beg aw cor of j •]* ot so}*-------------- u run w I tr ^ A fa. a to rda., #6*3)* IU,. Beg I t JO cba a ol nw cor of rue a lo rw af nw k •! » w k as« .a n to point 11.60 cha a of n 12.40 et i2,U> cha (lana 1 a In bdry oi e. w 12,40 rw rar). , _ . )* Interrò! Inr a a k oi nwjk (lana bag~ne ro* rua w 336 lu, as o lì f i fu. a 166 ft. and laaa fu, n 6 4 4 «) * _________ _ Lo« - _ 3 7 0 cb. w of ao cor run n 7.74 cha, w 7.74 cha, ■ 7.74 cha, a 7.74 cb ai_-------;--------------Tana of Orano, recorded fai »1st book A. pago ISO, Orango eonaty rorar do. I x x l l .M o c k l .O w a e ---------------------------. IxX 30 aad 11. Mogli I , Oooaa---------------..Loi 11, IX aod 18 (lana w 44 ft of fax 13). Mock X. Ow n _______________________ IxX 14 and w 44 fU of fad 13, block t , ' Lota IIS to 184. Robloaon's sub d ir------Hah dl>. at MUsart*a Haaarotrad recorded la Miao book X. pago 8S8, Oraagr » . rovai/ Barerda. . Beg sa cor lot 7, SUwart'a Hawaii sad. run Was theta, Wm---------!— w 880 ft., a 403 f t , a 880 ft., a 4M it. Land N e k of a»)* of aw k ot s o k — :--------------Land Mort«. Mortg. Bk. ot Fla---------Kla. Stair bird, (Krtrade I I . , ----------WM o fa o k ot aw)* of ne'« — — — Jackson A (¡riffln Jackson A (¡riffln Jackson, J. W 8 w k o i as)« (Mas bag 2 0 6 lu w of na ra r run * 176 fU ,w XOOfU. n 1 7 6 I L . a 3 0 0 fU) . locking. 11. M---- -----■ Jackson A Griffin 10 «‘ Boyd. B. T . — , -jT, r Bacardi Toma, M. C.____ Beg nw rar ol a )* of aw k of nw) w 3^.40 cha, run e 3.40 cha, a 12)* c n I3M cha.___.:----:— :---------- --------------- run a l2-*0 cha, rly 10 cba. n l l ) * cha. Mrs. A- M. 1 Xa 28. *7 , 28. 41, 42. 41, 48. block A. ___ Lata Bradshaw A Thompson a add to Apopka Bt ___ I o >te t a 68, 64. 68. a n d S I. block A. Brad thaw A Thom poos a add W Apopka.. A S, Mock B, Bradshaw A Thompson's-' ad</ to Apopka.------------------------------I f * . a S_ a A ■ a- O t . l___ 6 . C l D ____ » la.ta & lo l l , aad I16 to 26. kMock B, Brad* ' shaw A Thompson's add to Apopka W)» ot E H . Moth U. Bradshaw A Thorop- lxXa Z7 and 28 H ackn ey's add to Apopka a awb d ir. p a n a t rerord od b . a. r ■ la ptal bask U. pngs 4S, Oraagr count? Min l i e f DW fo r ot ________ _________ llughey, John J . I I . H ncka»/‘a add la Apopka, ro csrd rd ' plat book A, p a s * 64 , O ra a g • ra sa i/ la. Smith, Tboa ol nw )*I a In aw coc of( agw)« ’ Pounds, J . IU - lUaiahaw aad Tfannaeraw'a add io Apopka, - Keoardad la ptat beak B. page 28. Oraag* Peculiarity of Typhoons. Typhoons Increase their strength as they go north and consequently there may he quite a difference between the power of one In the southern end of the West Indian Islands as compared with one In the north.< It Is this fea­ ture which makes the hurricanes of the West Indies more to be dreaded than the Paclflo typhoons of this lati­ tude. Minor, Hrary E. . Miner. Mrs. A, M. It 16 U 10 1« te 17 W rlaer-a awb d l* .. record ed fai piai book MC page A4. Ormare ro an i/ rerarda _ L o l 1 (I m o n 6 .3 8 a ) . W elaer'a suh div. . IxX 8 . Wetavrfa eu b . d ir . N w l* of n w )» ---------------8 1 * ot n ) * o f nw )| of w ) ( N e )* ot n w )« and lot I . . . N » '* of a w )* . . . . . . N r ) * of «O k of n»>* (lew* beg nw rar run a 2 08 f t ., e 2 08 ( l ., n 2 0 8 ft ., w 2 0 * ft.) S w l* of a » '* ol nW.k _____ S 1* o(' ne>* n»>* of-no). of h o i* of n w )* -----N e l* of a w '* and I )» ol «•>* ol aw«* J n S ) v of a a k of aw) • jrk »»d * » > 4 of aw l , •. M ilage o f (la / Hprtaga. recorded la piai book A, pog* * 4 . Orange rownl/ record lx>U 13, 14 and 16, block 9 . C la y Spring* N » k of n e k -------------------------------------- - - - W )* of n w k of nw k of a a k - — E )* of no)* and w « M ao)*. of nw k Enter A Haynas Strong. A. r -----— f ta e s f r K z z Tyaao. A. II------- — Merrill. Ge«u- — Jeppaon. Jaa. — Bremern.an. V. H. Jaa. 3 36 ¡ Z K Ï A Griffin •o k ---— 870 fu # 0« aw c u t o i nw)2 ______________________ run a 332 lu . n 14« » 447IU. n 73* w 633 It.. " ¡ 1J * . » ) . a o IBS* a)------------------of no)* (tana w )* of a )* of TWiwrjyìat: Jackson A Griffin Jackson A Griffin Entor A Hn/nrw — N»)* of aw)* (Mra a)* of ow)« ot jim I * ol aw)«) aad’ a)* oI rw)* Haaa'9 a ol as)« of aa)«)---------------------------------------------_ E 9 a of « a t* ot aak of rw )«____________ - 8 ) * of rw)* of no)« of r w k -------------------' ao cor of no V« of nw)«—_ w l ch. • 10 cba. c 1 ch. Puller, Mnry A E u t » A llaynra Lsisad. P. K.------ - U d 404 and 4 M c ia ly r r , 8 . M H*» n o7J*_cha,n 13o,«H°' V i t chaoi a )< of a wk i ". 1 • » s / �------- --- -------------------- May. I« 2 W Drown. C. II._ " f * Nli of lot 458, Altamonte it S ile n c e . || Zapf, Jo *, (¡rvrnlen f. Il K <»r»wtilr«f. A I*. VaUtrum , Jo h n ('a r ilo « , («su Unknown (iiU ett*. I. S The black aheep of Ibe Warywalk family bad . dlatlngulabed btmaelf again. "Tbla la the laat straw !” groaned bla reapectahle brother. "I'm goln’ to 'ave It put In the papers that 1’va changed my name from Warywalk to Wobbleway,, 'coe of my brother’! Unknown I .earn ed , W . j|fgracin' the name. Ill 'are It print­ Mfmmeon, Wm. ed on 'and-bllla an* distributed by tbe W rotlnthovi«*, II thoulend I I’m detemlned nobody Itobinaon, XI. K. shell impact that I'm related to ’Im.” Jarkaun. Wm It. II Hoblneon, M. P. (ia rra rd , leal. K. H lsim on., W. E . The Matter With Them. . "What la tbe Matter With Our Publlo SchoolT” le tbe title of a pago ar­ ticle In tbe Sunday laauo of tbe New York Ttmea. We submitted It to a high acbool boy who shall for the present ba nameleaa, and tbla la bla answer: "Too dug gone many of them ain't got nobody that's heavy enough to'play center.”—Chicago Record-Her­ ald. U se o f A lu m in u m . Aluminum baa becomo Indispensa­ ble In the construction of automobiles, dirigible balloons and aeroplanes. One of Ita uses In tbe teitlle Industry U the making, In combination with silk, of a brilliant fabric, which can be given any desired color am] wblcU canuot he excelled for making cere inonlal costume« and theatrical ward­ robes. a in ae nor) . .. U *S. a* cor of n e k of a o >4 , run n 4V.62 cha, o J . 02 rk s, a 30 *0 cha. •66 * o 12 rha, 1 3.1« * |7 ^ 4 e 6 f> cha P a rk o o o d 'a M b d ir., recur U» p iti book I*. M S * 14. O ian g r rounly reeyrd« K>y of lot 6 tira» e 16 ft.. M ark A . T S r t wood*' .u b div. l ie * 42 ft. a of n » Ktr, lui * , 12.K W A, l*arko o o d 'r >ub d iv., run t 36 ff| « 114 fl to S te lly of lot H. o 36 It.. n l i t ft l o t 6 . block K. FatXnoud • «ub dl« l«»l 3, block (1, Parkwootl I «ub d o I «it 6 , block ( i . I'ark wood', «ub div W 'y of o l . uf n o t . S o 14 of .0 1 4 of I*e 14 N ' i ill w ' 4 ___ __ M. K ly, S. k ld k llojo-llm e, I » I rile T bonia«. Ir 11 Slmmnn«. W K K n io r A May new l Inknoon Overutfr-et ( ra le l V KennUon, So a n a o n , M. It. •Miller, M rs A. K . Klnnkwn. W — Unknown ■ OVervlrwei T u rp . f ’o. K ly . H M ilk K l». S .V i ul . 0)4 of nw|t___ ol aw ji of ask W >t of o * k ol n e k and . o k s*k of l.|H- Iteclory B urnt Steel. The following proceHa will realore lurul «leel Mix well (ogether four pound« of dun while Blind, half it round of sal uiuiuoulac, a quarter of -4 pound .o/ copperas, * o d half a. pound }f r««lu. >11 pulverised. When the Heel 1« hot, sprinkle with this mixture ind allow to cool. This process will restore any burnt steel. m b) K «Marra lot M aitland I fir« Mur»ry. irvw ftlr« m plat b«s<sk 1 , ps|r .**). Orangr ruuuly frrv fd e of lot (», ibwj« ft i«fl ti ani*-1 Man Land \aniJrr«u«la add tu M «lll«nd. fr e o fd td it* pUl iwok It. |>ag r JO. O range rasuMly (c ro i da. lenta 12 tu 2V, \ andrr|HHs| • add tu M ail land . . . ( lark*« add tu .Mailland, r r fu fd n l In |d*l bwok A. page 11 J . Orange rounly r r<a*r J . I A»t J . I.lo« k 1, ( lark's add to M aitland I Ail I. t>l«n k 1. ( lark's adit ( 4. ^ faitlai.d l a l o m l l l r U a r r a r r ’s Miti dlt . r r r u n in l In piai hook II. page 21», O range county rrcw fih. Isits V »11(1 I I . blurk 2, Kalon ville 1Aita 21. bliKrk 2. Katun ville K 1j s>| ne l A uf n w '4 .Se 14 uf n » 14 lieg 1 .lu rks « I.f It te 4»»r 4.1 1 MÌ »r 4 4U c l - . 1. 2 IU eh» run a 2 lU elsa. w 40 rha W •! «.I ne *4 of II » '4 .Nw \4 of nr 14 uf nr 14 S 1! of n r ‘ 4 of it w ‘ 4 and •r 14 uf n » • Iff III »1A S e ' 4 ol 11w ‘ 4 S ' t •► f l>r I * ­ 'd Hr 1 S ' cha ul • I ,'i « id aw VS 1 L a uf n r * 4 uf we Kly. S Mill« II henniM jfi, i K nrw-laiid. f * » Kelming. ( \k 1 Niiuth la n d 11 »»ine 1 Week«, (»rare S I l»rin|eu>. I J ! I » eiiijw ) . 'I* J ( ( U p W. I J ' |.a M ontagne, J ll L o w , Kdw A hlkr. J W A hikr. J W ltullin« ( (»liege Kw * Hlgh«r T han N iagara, ►«Inn f rank u p PotHro river In ItrlflHb Out tba are the Kulefetir fttll». uiuolig thu j hh f r ve M S moat wonderful Ip the world and among (he least known Though UIb covered forty, yeara ago, the falls hare bstn visited very seldom by white men, yet they aro live Umoa as high Uvan». Al S as Niagara. I «.#an It W The Knockhr Abroad. When you hear a man start to loost by saying: ”1 wouldn't knock tsybody, but—”* Just make up -your , alnd It ain't goln' to he no boost.”— Philadelphia Inquirer. I*. Petrifying. She—oh, professori I saw auch a hinny old fossil In tbe museum to.»•r I thought of you at once.— ludg*. M u riti* ivf.frvr I W k dirli t Juhliws.ti Mf Vi I I’afk Mr« N ^ «Smith. Krmnk S D ann Ir Shirw N rw lon, ( hue M . O rlando W aler A I jy lil ( u O ouldl^rg l>avU, Ida E. Cdrnrll A I »avia flsnleU. Wm If UrlanH» W'alef t ».<*»>« ' •> Q re a te s t o f A ll M ls U k a s . The only people who do not make hilstakea are those who do nothing, “ d that Ls the greatest mistake of gli. (Irlan dn W ater A D udley, M artha A. f'o . Hidden Beauty. It Is difficult to get • boy to see the Urlando Waler S U(hl t o ***uty of the leave* that he U com* Ssllsd to rake from the lawn. U rlando W ater S U | h l T o. •how Strength *of Character. High cheek bonea aye said to Indi***• strength of character In •°»S direction. ___________ * Book«. A home without hooka, a borne with* x Ubrarle«rl>“» borne without a lOttl .1 * D an n . Il- C -------Kernande». II. ( i . _ .0 Story. W. H. H alley, M r*. S I . U Ja rltM in .'J. W --------M r 11m i-, t i r a Ja rk a o n . J. W Force Neceeaary. U Isn't anough to bit the nail on the 1» - urn4%(I A. K - I ’oat. W , C . W K f a .- r 1- ' vi. .V '-’14-, iU N • ' 4 of n w 14 N r ^4 uf l»r ;l 4 uf ■ » ‘ 4 W )| uf nw kg of nw ‘ 4 K U of of n w U of n w ‘ 4 S » l 4 uf n r »4 and r l j of «w ( 4 i.f n w •. of •r 1» and r l j of n r ' 4 of n * ‘ 4 .S * > of of nwkg of •• ' 4 N' (4 of nw (4 of *w 14 lieg IL.1U ft r of •w n .r uf rd« run n 40 rda, r N rd«. a 40 rda, |tv-g »« nw exit ol aw •4 uf sw 4 132 ft.. • U f. ft . « I Ì2 ft n l».‘. It r\j r. lll.r uf l.uidir ft.ad lead Il.g at stak« un e1 lim iva tu VI aM iitiand land at jetfin1 ■*4] e and w i 4 awe line run • 4-'»" e 2u2 ft . e Id * • 13&4 ll. to point un n and e *4 ►ec Ime n 1Ä W 377 ll t© e and w ‘ 4 tin# n w 1341 fi. lo !»#f (kwe that port « ol lly ) lie g 16 ft. n and 16 ft. » u liw cor uf aw ' 4 uf n w it run n435 ft., » lo » Un# uf aaid 40 Berrai, a 436 ft., w tu l*eg tlr^u piece m ne ror 261 ft # and w by lv 6 ft n and s' lieg 16 ft w ant! 246 ft n uf mm ror of »• vs’ fd nwj| run w 261 ft.. 0 ft . » 2 M ft . e I 1K» fL I'u tn am . <» K I'a u n m fr. I h if lu tlr \N An«lremw, Aniue Modsrn B u s i n e s s I d e s . “You still a s s e rt th a t compotltlon li lhe ||fp 0 f t r a d e ! ” "Oh, yea,” re piled Mr Dustin S ta x "H ut we don't car« to compete for a c h a n c e to sell our goods. W hat wo want Is to find psople with th eir m oney out Compellog for the privilege of buying th e m .” 8 60 I 3 I 07 13 14 14 14 1t i4 21 21 21 21 21 21 2P 29 2V 29 2V 29 41 24. 2ti lu 32 02 J 00 20 I!» 04 T 3 63 2 M V H rnachrn. Ju» Hudaon. Weat llupkln a. A- T and k lart ha 00 1 31 Can# 6 O lterry ItuOer Co Unknow n _ I 07 15 16 15 21 21 21 29 29 26 15 IU lu 2U 21 2* 200 0 H am m ond. K W. H am m u n J, K- W. 10 3 23 1 2b 3 1 1 1 Il 2 Hammon«!. li W. H am m ond, li. W. 66 31 38 07 l* 12 21 21 2* 40 « •w 22 ■23 2» 2» 2» 2» 2» i 45 40 4U 2 12 1 si 6 7S 2.1 21 21 21 21 21 tl 21 2» 24 24 24 21 21 21 2» 2» 2» IS 2X 21 21 2» 2* ( ruaby. Amanda Ham m ond. Nora l-eu. Harry ( i m » » . Mary W. a 41 6 4 «X 40 "* 25 4U 60 2 22 21 3k H arry. J . It Jo n n , Nannie N. D o lili» . I . J XI ay , V Saute, Klfa ___ llam m on -J. 14. W>___ 22 01 14 .14 I I 41 1 SS 2 7* S m ith , K ile ........... H am ilton k (¡rabarn. S h o rt. J a c o b ___ F u lle r. Jo h n T . Aramarm. II D avM p u rt, C . D . and K I . 2 16 I'k k fo rd . Tbo*. C la rk , A K t'o 29 29 29 2» *29 29 29 29 29 29 to lo 5«l 20 10 10 40 20 54) i i 4 1 2 3 2 1 .1 ti rem ore, Ileo W U ras. J . M. .. H o fe rm n , John 3k XI 1» o 00 D rudw tley, U d m l s u 4k 2» C an field. W J . 7» A u stin , S, el al •¿n a* Fu ller, Jo h n T 3 uurrll, S I’ I.) Church lot ligi s |.^ I AOfrfKY |«p m, Amuilng the Children. A good way to amuse tbe children on Kly. S M ilk 1 rslny day Is to cut colored picture» !rom old uiagaxliie« These are pasted lark f rum« is cardboard squares and the squares IMfhwii •M trs. faateued together by piercing them with a kulfe and threading them upun a •right pleco of ribbon. Belecl pic I T a y lo r. T k Ulti leiltia ' » II is II ;ur*i of all kinds. Including plenty uf <IkriiniMirr. I I m Mihi1 J M tulmals. birds and (lowers. Restoring ( I reel ham. Mr* J4I 21 31 21 IS 21 )J 21 33 21 14 21 3J 21 35 21 36 21 of nr K. >421 of n e k Oil#«. II If. _ 1 07 W ! ) o l iOV^i of I t k S w )» of » r ^4 ami a e‘ A of «W « I t r f 210 ft. n of m ror of «w 14 run a 174 ft., w 41^2-1 ft . ■ 174 ft r «17 7 3 ft h r j !ii ft v uf I » tur uf I jt.r a r y lui run w tu K y, aJy 25*7 ft . » I in ft , nriy 71ft, n 22V ft. l«ut U tum litj on n try U>t 4è. M aitlan d (.it * MdI« I Sis.fr> . U 3 66 866 Ja rk a o n , W in. I I _____ H rh o a rti, S ____ Dot «41. A lla m o o ta — Vroot Add. la A H ajn.n l*, i t c w d n l In y t.l booh A, M l * 11«. O ro a g . r v u . l i i m r d i l o u 140 Io 152 and IX I (o 187. Kro»t ».Id to A ltn m ou t. Lot« «2. «3 and 64. pruni add to A lt. m o o t» _____________ l o t 82, Kro*t add to A ltam onte H *f . . cof of lot 284, A ltA m onif, run a 1692 ft., E 1152 ft., n \2Y2 ft . « ||rj ft. N ' j o J * e ) A of n el* S ‘ * of of ne.l 4 N e 'i of n w ‘ g of aw *4 S*-> u( « » > , of •» ; , I l m lu Ii „a • end! lieg 31 Ik. I of «* ror of or I, of w1, run o f M « 24 »6 cf», n 3 .BO r i » . ■ M>. . 24.26 r i» . . S SO rh> J . II. I ' . » M b d lt., r e c e d e d la A b elian H al book. M S * U l . 1-o l, 17 and 16, F a s. .u b div. Nw>4 of » • ( ( of D < > , and n >) o/ o( n w t, of 0*14 S e ' , of a w l, of m 1, N a 'j of n r > f of a a 1, . . P orrai I k » , recorded la M iao, book ] . M S * 4 1 *. (>rafl(* rau n t; record*. S I , of loia 6 A , 6 * kind 70, Koreol l i l y 1«il 177, V orrat . I a>l 178, Parrot ('lly 1 l-ut 1*3 and 1*4, Porrai t ’tiy S e i . of nr 1 and » . 14 N e *4 of n r 14 S o 1, of Ii#«4 and n » 1, of n e l , and e ) , of a» ,1» of n e ,>4 and « v i i of * w * t ol n * ' t and r |6 of n * ‘( of n«r>. and n « ,1« of n e l , uf n a rl, and n > j of • *» ', of n e ‘ , of n o 14 N o *4 ul no >4 Se 14 of . 0 14 F 1) of o > , of o l y of ue>4 of . * ' , llr| 10 ft. * of n o ror of 0 rha N »> i of a s ) 4 . . . ,,, •«u of * * k _______ Ko)t of *0 )4... -. . S<> of n e l 4 ..... ’ Collsg* Qlrl 8 ugg,,tlon. Full«. A. M regularity 1« Ilk« some of tha othIViil •r food things of lit«, the one who N o )*» , |l ( Ht>i It aeldou Hilda It. Howov/tr, a tint la that It followa reaped. ColUnknown lege etudjr la more deceptive than Uruwn. <*. || Sullivan. A acbool work. The Aral few months WfwIInghouMr. II often aeem eaajr. That la why mauy Slmrn». Ja nr jl/la join the aoctal whirl. When the mld/eara come they pay the penalty, ualeaa temporary, artificial, Hilling P ack ard , W A "cramming" cornea to tbelr aid. Himpeun, T <* Therefore, at tbo very beginning do (•Hielt*, I . H. the neceeaary work each day. l e e k St Johneon In c r e a s in g * 27 22 2» 27 «7 27 22 XX 22 2» 2» 2» 1 1 27 27 *7 22 Z2 XX XX 2» X» X» V» 4 • I f .1 *7 22 X» 27 22 2» 28 22 33 32 2» 2» 2» m e SANfORD HERALD Uruwn. J . a . r « H an alan u m i lirn e v td e n i 4 I II ill, K rlevrg «Sfrell 14 L? I li k lu 1 w d • 2 )i •j 2 *i 22 22 ,*9 •» 4 22 29 29 22 2*2 22 29 29 29 2V 29 9V 29 fV 29 29 l i 13 1I 22 22 22 22 29 29 29 29 1t ** 8 H III lu IQ li 11 12 12 12 22 22 22 22 22 22 t: I »6 I 56 I I tw I I >a •1« .* tl JO . • 1 »rtaiiilu NVairi A I igf.i » u 1 Hu 6 16 1** 10 10 3U 10 66 lu hi J 85 4? 71 I 18 16^* \k afflH't, finitine ill : 31 1 07 16 98 2 00 4 78 3 66 3 66 I H» “ I I4 13 13 22 29 T2 2V Unknown Slay ma her. S Unknuwn I likliuen Spuidlei. 2 li 83 Jo h n ao n , A1»I«le I 1.3 *2t J 3 74 29 1-r.lrick » 66 22 22 29 •ft 29 29 29 22 22 I 61 29 14 * l) 17 19 13 2 (HI 1 Vi 3 66 J VI lluvey « 4 t lu kson. It It If ovt^y , « A N uian, Mary It D a v i. I. II I iouglaa 22 29 22 22 29 29 « 17 Té 1 97 I ie n m a rk . J « ' 19 94 l«iB 86 Kingwley II M 11 24 I iavia, Jaa Unknow n W ilson, Frraton 16 23 60 Ul 6 4<i rflv o l ' I O'* 1 if7 tlsvnuk'f vntak*r S l ' nanuwn Unknow n ... Kafr O aka aad Ifa a S o » . r « w d « l la .la i to o k H. I*8 f » 1SS. Oranr# coun ty rarorda. I>uta 1 to 4, r a ir O tka and Ivanho# (leg at Iron pont standing i o t a ft r IW ft 74 ■ of nw coc of run n 1W lu , • 311 ft. to crr# k. running frum l*ak a*Iv anh o# lo l-ahe Form osa awly along aam# to point a of b#g.. n 30 fl. to b # c ----------- — 24 llr g a l l i m e post an % bdnr of run • 2 0 cha, n t 0 lka, w 4.46 cha to c rn ter ' of brmneb, nwly along rwntrr of branch 4 cha to m outh of same, w 1 3 ty ch« to am Un#, a 4 cha tto a Ry) 24 ll#g n# cor of nwtg of aw * 4 run w to no roc of U>4 I, Fair Oaka am! Ivanho#. a 160 ft, a to # line of «aid l<> a n 160 f l to b e * Ne ‘ 4 of a# l | lieg 642 ft .w of n# coc of a»y of «#*4 •fjnt**' 2 «Af I . II I 11Wno » n ( iatiun. recorded In fiat book I». page 41 Orango county rrewed* M ist k A IA l i t ! 4, blurk ft \4 ll^g 15.0» che w ul «4 ror uf nr 4 of wr * run n 2U che. w b du», ■ 2 0 r k * . r fc Bfc rh« 1t S u b d lt. a i •#)» #f *• '» 1rru fd cd In d erd by 2 i. M f r * * . county ftc o ftla 1« least 12. aub til*, of a r 14 uf a r '4 16 2 U a in P ). un an cor ol m 1» uf n r '4 W l 1 of n u l l of m W U (Uwa 3 b in aw ctsc) of n « )| of run n 250 ft lie*« ■w aw cor . thencu 9 to leak» IprihAsr, aoly along ater of U b * to point du# # of ls#f. » 23 to b#f All of aw,4 of n # t 4 w of Ky. and all of nw ' 4 of b# ) a n of lake, and all of ^ ^ 4 of ew'a 1Leeui (1.70 cha # and w by & 70 ch* n and 27 • »n er cor) 23 K 17 a of of n# l 4 of n o t 4 N e * i of IW i l Llrww beg aw cor run n « 10 cha. # 4 S rha, a 31« # 2 .*7 c h . . • 6 .&& cha. w 6 cha to b#f* *od Uw b r f 710 ft w of n# cor run un w 614 fl. ft. IId nw ror of aaid 40 a. a 2 .3 6 ft. a 614 it . n 236 ft. to l*ef . 23 and l##a « 660 |L) lieg 200 fl. w ol n# roc 0 / n # ' 4 ol «w >4 n w 160 ft.« • 1320 ft..# 160 fl . n 1320 ft Sf. f . Abbult'a aub div. recorded 1« pi«1 baek A. page I , Orange county reeweda I Aita 6 and 10. Abl>o<t‘t aub div. I .ut 13 ll#aw a 100 ft) N V Abln*U‘a eub gf Ii of a«»U » ( «f ew*Ct. Kalb*-« ms» Hlngharn, Ethel M Itollina. H. F l*an«f, Mr» M If. Fetgar, W 0 . Unknown I iouglaa, J W. 248 2& rs 7» n F o lk . W . It P alm er, W It. &ul 2* t 'raw ford, fin» * ’ F ill# ;. I - W . Helm 2 " 24 22 2*r I 4» . ___ __ run w M 0 It-, n 4L»U rh«, » 691 ft. ■ 6.»0 cha. .H e* « * ra r of * * ! i . run n 6 rha, • 10 tka, » 6 rh *. w 10 rha N H of aa )4 of «•>< M o * l 4 « 2 »> H r* SO ft n and SO ft * of ear ro r of n W , of a»U a l n w ‘ t run a 402 4(72 ff t , n 30 0 fl. • 402 ft. . W o ft .H e* SO ft. w and 30 fl n of » ror of n » ‘ i of aeM •( n w >4 run n SOO f t , w 100 fl. • SOo (i. * 100 ft H e* ISO f l W of or rar of owl) ol «e'l of nw" " Vaio (1. ■ 3.70 ft, e IDd ft run H e* . OW nw nor ro r o off a*•>, s k of m ) ( of n » K ........... n st 4M 4 M lu H. • • sei S4S IL . W.2 S» ft. » SOI ft. run a M a n , « # * 4 ft------------------ ---------------- - I Mrw t 4 46 27 0» 7 26 •»14----------- - - run ■ 8 1 H Iks, » 2.3S c h ., o S I M Iks, r 2.3« cha. E f ) of no >4 uf o i ) t . of___ Ile * 243 ft. « of n* ror of n e ts of u k run • ............................. IU et», * Vai ft. Ul eba, a 64M ft. N e t . of ■ » >4 _____ Su b d ir. ul Orlando Farm Jt Truck C o., reurrdrd In *t» l book l>. * a * a 46. O csn «a county rcrurdo. l>ot 23, Urtando Farm & T ru ck C o __ U t 26, 26, 27 and 2«, Urlando Farm A T ru ck Co U t f l . Orlaodu Farm L T ru ck C o. NvU ol D r), lie f - -Kl rh« I and 13 1 3 r i» e uf ae cor of • J ) of art t , riin <r 6 3 -9 eh*, a 7(W c k a T * 0 2-3 cha. u tu tn * .-------- . / He* 20 » f t a uf aw cor of n e l f of e*> 4 of n w U ------------------------------------------------------run • 104 ft . a 20» ft. * l o t It. • 20» ft. _ S)| of . w Ì 4 of n » ) 4 S I , of b e * nrr cot ol aa>4 ol a#fg o( nw)g run v 208 It, a 208 it. w 208 ft, n to b# f . Heg 16.88 cha w uf ne cot ol a# >4 run w 6 .20 rha, a 8 IHJ cha, • 6.20 • li* cha dew# • 102 ft) Heg 11.34 rha a ol d# cor of n e t* run a 6 66 rha, w 8.11 cha, n 7.46 cha, o#ly along Laka 4.23 cha, 9 6V ' • 61 bnka, H3° e IW) linke link* ■ A3® e l ) y cha, a 71# I.JH rha lieg 70 )i|l » ol ü» 10c of ) 4 of n # t 4 of b#«4 I" be* ratte* 1e Hsaektfi*. I K # f t O .t l cha 1 of i t r c r of mr>i run a *220 jrda, a 440 yd t _ . - r _____ Keg «78 ft a oi d# cor of aw >4 c i n#w k« ruo w X4M> fl, • 107 ft. a ¿O0 fl, u 107 fL. _ iteg 16r2 Vb ft • ol a# cur of a«r kg ol D« ^4 of aw >4 run w 1V6 ft. • 1 3 7 h ft* # 104 ft, o 141 ft, ■l#wa • 44 f l ) _______________________ ___ _ S I ) of * ( * of of nw>4 o f o e >4 of *>H of i * h ____________ _ lt#g nw roc of w l) of eV^ of aw iA of n#U of a# ) 4 of aw>* . ___ _________ _____ _ ____ • 41 ft, • 138 ft. w 41 ft. 0 138 f i . . I Heg 200 ft n and V ft w of a# cor of aw )4 of n#t| .. ___________ ______ _________ _ tun n 434 It, * 326 It. • 433 ft . * lu b * * l l H e* * 0 ft n of o* rar of r » ) ( - ____________ run o *t) fl. » 132 ft. • ( 6 ft. * M ft . a 21 ft r to t » * _______________ llan teey’a M b d ir., recorded 4\ M | * S 7 , O r a n « « _____ _______ __ I e U 3 , 4 sod 6 , Hamaoy'a aub tllv. I-ota • i Wm s 24*H ft.) and kol 7 I<om « 24»^» f y f t a m a e y ’i aub d ir, U t. Kam aey'a .u b tllv, U t S, IU ■y a sub div. ir. ___ . A U lla irn l ul & )) K#corded I« p iai book M i l 7 /. U r a a ir sly trrord o. U t 4, AUolUnroL U t 16, olotU n rn t Adam Clbrna' rrrfeed aub dir o f #>* * ( aeU-------------------------------------Hm tsrd I U *fa l book C , M l> 42 , U ra n i» r o s a t i record*. . 8 D of block tL A dam C lb o iu ’ aub d ir. N » 1* of ao >4 ties* n>) and teas w>y of aur.'a and Um l a l a w l . ....... ..............____ 14 _____ W I ) of e> i of i w t . of i * M of M l , ______ W >) of « e l* of . « ' 4 of oo>4 _______ _ K l ) uf 0S Ì 4 of aw )4 of o o ji lias* 1 s In n* cot ) W i l d n w )4 of sw )i of a * U _ . . _ B11T7T ft of n>k of n f i of s o j . o l s s M . _ _ U a* 7777 ft. * of no ra r of aa 6 o f a e f« ____ run or 12 . . . s. S3S ... n , , , lmi ,m 33o a » n 12»« It. It., « 12» l u. * . ..i f ) » of o l ) of m )t ol t * J f (koa w 412 f l ) _ lie * 17.67 ch> r and 4.1» eke 1 of sw ror of Hoffman, H ----Dollin#. Alice R K an n er. IU y H a n le y . I*. A. ruu e 30 ft., a 4U ft., w 3 0 ft,, n 40 ft. lieg d * «'of of n e >4 ul ne»g ruo a 2 .U cha, • 62 Ik*, a 2-33 rh«, • 62 links ll*-g fie ruf ul d } ) of n e «4 of d# ) 4 ruu a 6 6 V (l, « bid ft. n 132 fl, w 242 (l. n 208 ft. # 66 ft. n lb ft, 4 161 ft, a 76 ft, * 132 ft. n to n (»dry of tali) euh div 1 lu 1ir| Ii**U »* ctkt ol r»»V| ol #«» *4 run • 2 * . rha, * 61 » fl, • 2 i | ch«, n bJH fl lls*g VtKi It a uf rx ror of run » 120 ft, a Joo ft, • 12U ft. n .160 fl. Its-g «e coi ul i r 1, ol sw ig . run » 14 1 fl, * 21» rh#, « 441 ft, w *2U » lx t.tu ft a end e by 600 ft * anti e ut ixe cut ol »e '* uf n* *4 I II l i f e e n • add U O fla n tl*. rrce rd e il la plat I mmjW H. page 51. « iraag r cwoaty recur da. I Ait» 11 Slid 12, block h. hruw ll a advi lu U rlando M It MUI*ere add I# <iftaaO a. reeweded 1» Hal book C, page 70. O range rounly recur da. I an Held 2 («a/frll'e add. le O fU a 4 e , rerwrilrtl In plai Im>*4 K. page 77, O range rounly record*. I -ol 2 , ( anfield* is («arreit e add to tir* tawsfsi —M < uncord Pack add. I# O ften do. recorded ta plat bteok 11, pages 64. €7 and 1 J4 . O f . angr county reeweda. I Asia 1 to IU, (leas lot 7). block II, ItavWed « uncord l*ark l o t IU, block C, K evisnJ i ourord I'ark add ! a>1 1, 2 anil V. block <*, revised t <>nc««rd I'ark add I ui 7. * V an«i 10 hltsrk I ». rwv x#ed <'onrord Park add ( •»« V b link J * fcv.eed « um octt I'ark add I «it» l to 1* lea« 4. k and 5 . block 11. i uriotrd I'ark edd l o t », block «#. « uncord I 'a / k _ lo t# 1 and 8 , block K , ( uncord I'ark l o t I, block U Concord P a r i ___________ l «»oper tf M artin '* aub die. recorded la plat bw#k A, page 36, O caag# cwualy record s. H 67)^ ft. of lot 6 , ( ‘ooper it M artin i aild to Orlando | » r U o r ; ,(• M tlM crm an 's msb 4 l t , I n e f tied In plat book |i. page B. O range r e a n l r t record#. l o t 4. Ib ston ey A k le ic isrm a n 'i aub dir I »tek toon's Itr ils ia a e f part af J . T |la»l# add . reworded la plat book t . peg# i 12, O rang r ruualy fe ce rd i VS t l ft nt U»4 I, I'w b u n 'e |C«*«aion VV I IU ft vf b»t 4. I Mi kaon • K#»»*h -h I. 6vi 1« of luU 7 and 8 iMckaun » Revissou I » t 8 i Ires • 60 ft), Dickwjn a I U vuuiq H a ils add to Orlando, reworded In plat book II. page S I. OraAge 4 ounly record# l o t 11, block A. Davie add to »»rlando 4 lire N H auler# add to O ctaado recorded In plat book li. page »6 . O rsng# r o u s t; record# t o t 6 . block II, Danl#4‘c add. to Orlando J ( ’. D enm ark'# add. recorded In p4at book I ), page ft«, O range r o u s t; record# I Ait# 1 to 30, 1Denmark's add.— ------------ I f. I I . l>4cknon‘a aub div., »art o f block 4. Su m m erlin '# add. recorded In plat book l>, page 38. Orange co u n t; record#. I a>< 6 and 7, II. II. Dtckaon'a aub d iv ,. II. ( '. D an»'# add. to O rU ad # , recorded la plat book D . page 12 . O range casual; records. I Asia 7 and 8 . Dann'a add. to O r la n d o -----|a>I 36, D ann'a add. ------- . t o t 42, D ann'a add . . Alice H D a te !'a eub dlv^ recorded lu plat book l>, page I I , O rang e c o u n t; records, t o t 16. D nvet'a tub div. t o t 16, 1is vet'# aub div. ¡Ait 20. D aveta tub div. t o t 21 and 22 , D a vet'« aub div. iv .___ I o l 23. !> avet‘# #ub u bd_______ I aH 24 and 26. D avet'a sub div. Ortand#, record ed In lb bonk A. page 2 1 . O ran g e co u n t; recordu. t o t s 17 and i f , block A, l>en»peey*a add Reg 147 ft and 8 ine bee w of nn cot block l i , Iiem iseey'# mid., run aoly 623 ft. w 86 ft-. 10 inches, n 623 ft, e 146 fi tUm n .332 ft> lUg 147 ft o of ne cor, block I ) . D em on#;'# -----mid., run w 60 ft, • — 322- -fi* n “lo w < to n of («Hen lo t, n to b e t t o t s 3 to 6 , block I t , Dompney'e D eL an e;*# add. I# Orlando* rocordod In * plat b ooks 11 X C , page# 21 a a d 71, O rang e county ri IA>tn 4 and 6 . (dock II, R t U M T * ! add. . to* 10. block II, D el Aft#y*a add----------YAgr W ater T errace , record ed lu » U i I I), page 46 , O range roan i/ record#. I Aita loT 1 1 and 12. block I f , E d f e W a te r t »S n 12 22 XX 2» 1 J I M I S» tii! I M I 041 a* 20 160 « 4* l *4 7 48 40 X SO X »X 4 1 - I IS S 48 14 23 29 1& 32 '29 22 29 40 » XI S I 48 ’ l l * li 34 22 22 29 29 XX 22 29 as 32 29 .« 32 29 it 32 29 ia 12 2» 14 21 19 3«. 12 3k 21 1 Ì0 1 U « IT 1 IS SI it I IS •« l I »0 » so 1 it 2 10 '29 11 30 T2 49 lu 1 « I 14 X *« I HI ?y « S t ­ il It I IS « >1 « «4 ft »I If I s I 4« 44 u »a - -; . .AM xs 2« « 17 «2 I» *4 S <4 f t »4 41 I % t on 1 si It* I» »4 t s XS t 00 IS 17 49 I ia 4 4 11 'If m 22 IS S I 49 I» 0« • SI gN ■ IU 48 it as • is • T4 » 74 ! J T^hiork h. r3 ge Water Terrace Joh n F a rr'a add. In O rlan d o, re co rd ed U pini k e e k A, page# 73. O ran g e c a n a l; records. 26 VI O 'N e a l. W ll f. 14 ft. of lot » and I t , sad 41 ft of ]ou S and IS, and a &7 fl of lota 4 and 11, ahJ' O 'N e a l. W ll. add. (o O lian d o ______ ... Ixrt» X, 4 and IT. block 11, F a r r 's add <:« .d v ia * « add. lu O r ta n d ., r*ra»d »d U Ant M a l B . »«*• 4 4 , O r s a ,« ( '• • • l l w 2X ft of Urte I and IB. hUKh A. Farr'. 2V Untonwa - .. W k iU ch u K h , 1/4. h jo *\u i J t T t W V C , G oodw in's a d d --------------- -L o t IT , VWO. t , G o o d e»« « a d d . B * »|| a �-, ».» .Scholia ad d . to O rten de , r e Hr. Lota IT and 18, block C, Ooodwln'« »Al. u * . h ,nd 16. block C. Üood*ln'« add IxX S, block l), Goodwin'« add. .L X 8. block D. Goodwin'• ndd. -------liA 0. block D, Goodwta'i n d d .-----------Lot i l . block D. Goodwin;» « A L ----UM I t . block D, Goodwin a ndd------ ... K. U. Husky's ndd. la Oriundo. recorded In »Ul bank A. ynge 32, Oronge runnl» ■ogtonlan Lnarna Som ething. T%a foil/ of lc'.arfarl&c with • kewsboy v u Illua rated on Hsnovei i htraat A well-dr» aed man took to unknown___ fUak a nawabor who waa cryln* a Tbo,n“*- m *r *Vkn extra and raad the riot act to In flne'style. Tha boy »aid noth tn<. but whan tha man atartad to run Tor a North 8 tatlon car ha raised. tb< cry of "Stop thlafl” which waa at Whitman. A. B oaoa takan np by aararal of hla com franlona. and In a momant an anyry crowd waa at tha beali of the lucklaaa on a, who waa forcad to take a trip Hunt. Ki to tha atatlon houae before the matter Waa cleared pp^—Boaton Journal. Claim the Oldest Language. It la aaaartad by the Basques that their lanyuaye, which bears a strong resemblance to certain North Ameri­ can dialects, la the oldest one In tha world, and waa apokap by Adam and ■vw fa the garden of Eden. They also boast that It la the most difficult of all languages to Iearn. According to m native legend, tha devil lived among the Basques for seven years, and dur­ ing that time learned only two words of their tongue, "bal" and "ex." "yea” And **00," and these twe words he for got within an hour of leaving the country. *; r « ■- * * w T fT o if to ín í*«n d lots »6 to ( (lasa w 7 ft of let 40) T . O. A A. Hy. add. to cwoalr rem edo. Hmith, A. J. â A. A I llU ia a a 'a »cro u d a d d . to OrUmto, part of . G ilb ert'• rscw rded la »1st book U . w > u * . Haraeklng. K .. Douilw, K. ADean. II. L ---a... ....... Calvert, VItry W. to W a y 's ad d . O r ta jtd * , r»card ed la y U l bwwh C , yoga 1 10, O r a a g « (w aaty rwcwrda. Unknown... I" ummin«, A. E 6 a of wH of swto of g»H W ), of wH o» 0WÍ4 of sa fi. NH of a *U •< > » H ---------- aw r.’tíü M « *•f »H *f »•)( sad eH W »«.UOraoga coaalr rwcwrda. .L o t 4, John W. Ilurka’a aub dir-------------Lot IS, Jo b s W. Burks's aub dlv.________ H«g aa cor of a )t of n)4 of a *H -------------ruo a 10 cbn, w f l 46 rha to apolat 16 ft a of cantor of Ry. sol* with Ry 10 rha. a 23.68 rha Gam 10 rtto a and w by 16 rtto n an a ia m oor)--------------------------------- f’rcncott, J . O----Hargrave. Walter iifimU ___ Lot 1, Grove HlUv add. to Orlando ------__B 100 ft of lot I , a n d n 7 * ft of lot 4. Grove Hills add. to Orlande................... ... kii kneed dt G erdee'a add. U Of Unde, i (corded la pial beek C, yege 71, Uraage county reewrda. ___l e u | and 2, Kirkwood A Gordon'« tdd Maynard, W. J lo ti ( and 6, Kirkwood A Gordon'« add. to Orlando.-----------------_ ----------------J. II. Urlagaien'a add to Orlande, recerded I» ylat beek C. yege t . Oreage roust) Palmer, .W. I_________ • • VI unrue. J e s .------------------- - I - - - t•- Orlando Water A Ught C a. HelloWO, I I' Tim ber In Reserve. Tha rich forests of the Caucasus offer a wide Held for future develop M onroe, i t * ment, although the walnut (create auti tha boxwood forests along the coast have bean fully exploited. Two Jum H a rter. G eo A bar mills, one at Poll and tbe other at Bukhuin Kalee, represent the bulk of tha lumbering carried on at pres­ U v u i k , b. It. _. Parrtoh. Cha». ent Irv in e. A nole K S m ith , lo u r « A N ew E x o u e e fo r H u sb a n d s. Husband* who spend their evenings Grover. J A S ta r b u c k . 1. d hitting Uie high apots, encounter dlffi cultles In finding the domestic k e y h o le and hang their boots on (he gas Ox ture», may now explain that t h e ) h a v e been afflicted with elberal asphyxia.— Unknown W New York Tribune Ju d y *. 11. J. PadaQogue at His Worst. M V. kl Pish Has Vocal Organa. Perhaps the most conspicuous ex­ ample of the flsbea that are capable of utterance la the drum Osh, go called Dvwt, V. M-----------J*wvU, W. II---------Art«, Hart tlyrtoy, WUlte 1ftpolr, VI «ry J |-«nl«f. Mrv J I >«l vvllrr, Aliev l-m k rr, Uomvy t>mk. I- W. ilnrkw, H. (1. . Harlow, Ivoulan J Her Motive. Pretty well all the big things wom­ an do are don* for man. I bellove Foollah It may be, but I suppose It's human nature. We are mads so, and must put up with !L—Robert Hlchens. Avoid Fits of Passion. The very Instant you percelVA your ■elf In a passion, shut your mouth and keep It shut until your blood coolg This advice, If always followed, would save many a Ufa of blttsrnsss and of deep, Incurable anguish. To Cura Neuralgia. For neuralgia, try wet doth« of al­ cohol and water or laudanum and watar, laid on a hot water bottle and the part «teamed over. Willing to Oblige. “I want reoofolUoa as a taxpayer," «aid tha Irate cltlxan. “All right,” •aid tha munldpal boea; ‘‘wa'll send tha aaaasaor around to iee you again.” P ro crastin atio n '» Value. -y. Procrastination sometidas aavaa % man from making a fool of himielf— * Florida Timas-Unión. Attribute ef Orest Soldlar. Tha graataat ganeral la ha who knows whan to retreat and daraa to .4 o l t i 28 28 A n d t**« . Win. D avl«, lU ndolph 2 DU •no Adorn*, Ju hn H im m iltun, A. Id 28 Praap«r Colony Co. Prunpcr Colony C o Proapcr Colony Co. S a it* . Prank R Proapcr Colony l 'o Ldmbart, EtuatMlh Proapcr -Colony Co. Huaby, Allrw U. Proapcr Colony P ruiprr Colony Pr»|>«r C olony P r « p e r C olony Morgan's second a d d .____ ______ ^ P a f n ll i P i r r i m e r r 'i m b dir. n f « ‘ j o f •#l 4 a f n a lg a f n « > | __ and lot 19 of VM Ifoi add., recorded U bwok. A yagr I t . O r*iag« must) rvmril« G il« 2 and 3, P o y a ta A f'airtmorvrn ndd. Hnrlow, U J . ----Ixmg, W. K. . . . Ü Ä .J .M . l a v k , J . M. KuUnr. Jobo T . . . Gaboon, I . II. S m ith . A. A .) «I »1 Uarpar, W. 0 . . Unarm, f . Ja a . P«)nU f Purrsmur«'« aub dir., yarl «f n u l, of •« 1, Hvcufdrd In M l«« book 4, yagr l» $ , O ran«« rounl) rvrwrda. I«<i I. P u y n ti A t*u(r«mor«o tub dlv l T p « ) n l m ndd , rrrord rd In yial book t . yagr« 87 an d 108, Ornngv rou nl) tm r fn . N ) i oi lot 3, b lo ck 2 , P uynt«r'a ndd. __ Lot 7, block 2 , P o y o to r'a a<jd. ____ ____ J . U. P nrrn m orn'a ndd.. r m r d r f la yial bnnk C , yag e 8 4 . Ormsgn rou n l) rrrordn. H Intnrvut In n w > f ol lot 1, block I ). I 'i n t m o f t 'i i 4 f j . i ) lotaauBt In n w lg oi lot 1. block P . Purramorn'« «dd . p.ty oi lot I (lam » 3 8 III. block N, 1‘nm m orw '« add . W in »od w 38 it o i « I ) oi Uit I. block N, I'arram orw a ad d . _ W l( ol lot 4, B lo c k P .. 1‘an am orv’« add tk . A. P atrtck a ad d . to Orlando, r v r o r J .J , In yial book A. yoge 10*. Ornngv rou nl) (rear da. . UM I. (law« 98 f t ) , block 8, P atrick« add E H of lot 2 . b lo ck 8. Patrick« »dd. E > ) of lot 4, b lo ck 6, Patrick« add. N H o< lot 1 an d 8 ft off « aid* of n U oi lot 4. block 7 , P a tric k * «dd. ... __ Itog oa cor o i lo t I . block 9. P a tric k * add . run a 140 f L , w 10 ft, n 140 i t . • 1» ft. ------ Ito f nw cor of lo t 3 . block 10, P a trick * add.. run • 8 0 f t ., w 1 80 ft. n M ft, w 180 ft ____W 6» fl of lo t 4 . block 10, P atrick * add. ____l e t 8, block 18, P a tric k * add. . l e t 4 Gam a 6 0 ft ), blork 14. P a trick * Itog 00 ft a o l im cor of lot I , b lo d i 18, P atricks ad d ., run w 80 ft, • 80 fl, • 60 ft. n 6 0 H.____________________________ __ W . A. P a tric k » aoeond add. to O riaad o, ra a a rd id In y la t book A. y « 8 * I I I , O raag» rw eaty rrrwrd« ------a 64 ft of n H an d n 8 f t oi sw ig ol lot 3. block I , W . A . P a tric k * nroona add. ... K. H. M«i<r* a d d . to O rU ad a, («cwrdad In yU l book C . ywgaa g l aad 83 , O raag« n i l i 'l l T — » . O U l . I U !« . Baida ad d ., ru n n 106 ft, • ( 6 ft, • 106 ft. w 46 f l ------------------------------------ -------------. itog 46 (I w o f a s cor of lot I, block 21. R eid* ad d ., ru n w 10 f l . n 80 ft, • 30 ft, a SO ft. ________________________ __ ____ a 2 6 f t oi lo t Z, b lo c k 27, Raida ad d ._____ .B a g aa cor o f O r a a g * and C'antral avaa run a 0 0 f t . • 0 0 to t, n 00 ft, and w »0 ft Itog o« cor o f lo t 4« block 29, R aid s add.. run w 10 f t , a 0 0 ft. • 10 ft, n 90 f t . ___ H)lvtoa lic tla to ti ml (ton «d in P taoayai« C w’a, r w a r d a d l a y ia l bank D , yaga H , O raag « ewwaty r*c w c e « ^ ,.._ j_ / ________ l e t 2 3 ,fiy | rta n r w v k d o a .J ______________ L o t 24, B y lv is s rwvWon . .. 1. B m ltk 'a « a b AN. yawl D w m w i yial, J . H. -rwrdcd U y ia l b e a k A, yaga ad, Or a u « 31 42 3 66 lí'03 « 60 34 62 14 8 6 I I 60 »lab. ______ « 2 -6 of lot 6, Gaarg* Stark«y » tub dlv. U. V. Murk*»'» odd. to OrUuuto, rwrwrdcd la ylat booh A. yaga 11, Oraag* nasal) 38 22 G. pag* la d « 7 , M and 9 , b lo ck l>, TTtor ii 4. Mpabtor'. a ou. _____ _____ __ l o t 4. block »:, T ie r 8, Hpabtor'a add. l-o l 2. block K, T ie r I . HpahUv'r add lait» I to 5, b lo ck ( t .'T t o r 6, Hpahk-r a add. ........................ .. . . . . Io w a a f T a ft, record la ylat book V. y ag e* 4 a a d 6 . OI r a n i * ew aalr r e t o ld . L ota 2, 4, IU. b lo ck l . T ie r 1, T a l l l«»to 1, 2. 3, 4, b lo ck t . T ie r 2, T a ft L o ts 1, 2 , 3 , 4, 8, 7, H, block I, leer 3. Tsh~---------------------------------------- — ls>t 10, block I , tie r 8 , T a f t .......... . . . t Lota 3, 4, 6, S, 9 and 10, blork I , tier t T a ft l o p 6 and 1, block I , tier 8. T a ft Is iU I , 3 , 6, 7. S, 9 and 10, block I, Her k. ToIl ______________ 1 ---- L i t 6, b lo rk 1. ttor 0, Twit . ___ C olony C o . . ... M b s EU xabeth ro. H . ________ Prosper C olony C o . _____ _ Prosper Colony C o ________ D a i .________ Howard______ ______ J j :: l Prosper Colony C o . . Proapar C olony l laxa 2. 3, and 6 to 10, block 6. ttor 6. T o f t . . . __ _ -Lot 1. block S, ttor 6, Taft -Lot 6. block S. lier 6. Taft. Colony Colony Colony ixtuny Colony A l o u T Í . U and 10, R. P. S ta rk » '* add. . ____ _G.IM J I ( aad atrip SO ft arid* an a aid* and 15 It. off n add# of lot 18, R. V. gurkry'a add. ______________________ ________ GUaa. I . It_____ ______Lot 23, R. F . Btarknjr*» a d d .____ _______ Hlarr « WUllam. nab d o ., yací sf Huukv)« add., tacardwd la yial ba*k II, yag* 47. Oraoga ewaaly reewrda,-----■ Fun«« J a b a T _________ _ .........L o tt 4 to U . sod lot I), Story A William'» «ib dto- b ook !s>to I to 10. block I , ttor 7, T a l i l o t * I to 7, block I , tier 8, T a il l o t s l , 2 , 3 , 8 , * 10. block I , tier 8 T a n l o t s I to 8 and lo , block I tier 9, T a lt Immw . Pr*d l o t s 8 and 10, block I . tie r 8. T a ll ( u . ... It. »'. l o t 7. block I . tie r 9, T a ft l o t ». block 1, tier 9 , T a f t . D avis, J . II. — Proapcr Colony C o A ll. block t. tie r 10. T if t- . . P ro p e r Colony C o AU. block 1, tier I I , T a f t pTwIwr C olon ) C o l o t s I . At 4, 6. 8, f . and ». block 3. tier l T a ft . . . _ .. _. ______ ______ P r o p e r C olony C o l o t s 6, 7, 8, 9 and IV, block 2, Her t T a ll ____ P ro p e r Colony Co. l o t s I lo 6, block 2. tier 8. T a ft Ptuaper Colony Co. AIL blork i . tier 4. T a f t Prosper Coins»* L'o. . -AU. b l o c k s . Her 6. T a f t . _ P ro p e r C olony C o ... AU. b l n f T i . G el « . T a l l __" _ . ^ P ro p e r Colony C o A ll. block 2 . tier 7. T a f t P ro p e r C olony C'o. A ll. block 2. tie r A, T a ft P ro p e r ('« to n y t 'a . AU. b lo rk 2 . tie r 0 . T o ll__________ Ptu>l« r C olony C'o. ... A ll. block 2 , tie r til. T o f t ____ P ro p e r C olony Co - AU. block 2 , tie r I I , T a l l _ P ro p e r Colony Co. l o t a 2 , 3, 4, 6 a n d 10, block 3. tier I T a f t _________ _ ! . . . ........ Underline, Prwd ...... l o t I . block 8 . U rr I . T a f t l-ro p e r Colony l 'o - AU. block 3 . tier 2 . T a f t _ . L Prtwiwr Colony C o l o t * I to 8, b lork 3 , tier 3, T a ft I s P oin t*. J N l o t A. block 3, tier 3, T a fi Pietd. Joh n II 1 o l 9. block 3, Her 3, T a ft P atton. A It l o t 7. block 3. tier 3, T a lt Prtsper t oiony l o. l o t « i to 10, block 3, tie r 4, T « fi Harrlrnan, J A. l o t 3, block 3 Her 4. T a ft Hall. J . K . l o t a l and 2, block 3 , liar 4. T a ft Prosper (o io n y C o ._ _ AU. b lo ck 3 . Her 6. T a l t ____ Murdock. C lara____ -----l o t 2 . b lo rk 3 , tie r 6 , T a l t ________ ____ Prorper C olony Co. ■ l o t * 1. 2 , 3 . 6 , 7 . A. 0 and 10, block 3. tie r 7 , T o f t . ____________________ Unknowa--------------I o t a 4 apd 8, block 3 . Her 7r.. Tt aanf t Prosper C olony Co. l o t s 1 lo 8, (dock 8 , tie r f8, Taft M alrakw , Jo h n l o t » 6 to 10, b lo rk 3 , tier •r 8, T a l l Proaper i'o lo n x C o. . . . . U p 3 , 4, and 6 to ID,i, block 3. a T a ll ............................... Melrakiw Ju h n I l o t * I and 2 , b lo rk 3 , (tor 9, T a ll Pro«per Colony C o l o t * 3, 6. 7. 8, 9 and 10. blork 3. tirr III T a ft ................................ ............. ....... Prosper Colony I o . AIL b lork 3 . lia r I I . T a ft 1’rtwper Colony C o l o t « 4, 8 6. and 7, b lork 4. Her I. T a fi Wilder, Mr«. T am p « l o t s 1, blork 4, Her I , T a f t Prosper Colony Co Lota 1 and 4 to 10, block 4, Her 2. T a ft Proaper Colony Co. U P 2, 4, 8, 8, 0 a a d 10, blork 4, Her I T a f t ________________________ ... W ym ann, A rth ur T Is»l 7. blork i . Her 3 . T a f t „ ...... .. Proaper C olony i 'o l o t « 6 to 10, (dork 4, tier 4. T a il Proaper C olony C o l o t * I to 7. and 9 and 10, blork 4, Her 1 T a f t _______________ ____________ _ C a n o n , W. H . _ . L o t H, b lo rk 4, tie r 6 , T a l l __________ Proaper Colony C o. .... - L o i s 6 . 7 and 8. b lo rk 4. U rr S. T a f t Prosper C olony Go. — ... AU. block 4. ttor 7 , T o f t ______________ _ Proapar C olony Co. --------- AU. b lo rk 4 , ttor 0, T a J t - . . - ............ Prosper Colony C o. .........l a x 6 a . 7 a and Sa, b lo rk 4. tie r 8. T a ft IToeper I ‘oiony Co. — A ll. b lo rk 4 . tie r 0 , T a f t __ ___ _________ I’nwpcr Colony C o --------- AU. block 4 . U rr 10. T o f t - __________ Pro« per Colony C o. -------l a x 6a . b lo rk 4. ttor 10, T a f t ________ Prosper C olony Co. -------AU. b lo rk 4, ttor 11. T o f t ________ PrwpAr ('o io n y Co. ------ AU th a t p a rt of b lo rk 6 n and T o l l ___________________________ Prosper C olony C o * ____ J l To«per C olouy C o ___ H oakina. T . K. V . . lio ak ln a. T i t P . Jarwb Hammactla* add. r«cordad la yial p la t Blgaby, J o u i * P.. . . _______ Mal* r« f f f_lim ______ ___ _ ^ cwunly____ . le ts 0 and 10, BmJtb'a aub dlv__________ . G«wrg* Btarkcya sab dtr_ recordad to atina, bawk 4, yog* 104, Oraag* cvoaly a ____ Co. Co. t o. ('# . la . O raag* * m u Ii rmwrda. ..L ou I and 2. block 6, Tiasc* plat of Plrw Basil«________________________ ............. Hyabtora add. to TaA, yarl a f ________ H«corded la yial book l), yag* l i t . Oraag* r* a s ly j* c o c d * . l o t 1. block D , T to r 4. «pal pahW« add. RaSurtt, C lM O e S ._________ _ Kuan, Annin . . lot* 1 to 21, Gatlbv______________ .L o t* 25 and SI, Gatlin ...___________ l«it I (torn that part w ol lly.),Gatlin I*>t a, Gam lo u 7, 8, 0 and 12 of IJvfng•ton'« «ub d lv.). .Tlam ai n 10 ft, w 78 ft____ I onoWy. Jo h n I . by resaon of the deep, booming nolae It produces at will. It Is found along the Atlantic coast, from Massachu­ setts to Florida. W )t of lot 2 , VIilla «ub dlv. M rl'«u l« eub d ir ., record ed la yial book U. yege 8X, O r a n g e re u n í) recordé. N i t of M i I and 2. M rKaul'« aub dlv. M rl^ ed *« eub dir yarl e f I’alrlrk 'e ndd . recorded In y lal book. II page 14«. O range r e u a l) recordé. I«>t« I and 2 llww e IU It of lot t> klrl«>od • Sub dlv. J. J . M errill*« add. to O rU ntU . recorded le piel book 1*. page 10. O range rou n l) record« l o t I, block J . J . J M rrnU r add l>ol 2, liiork J . M rrriir« edd. ______ W U ol lota & an d 6 (loua n 21 fl of lo t 81, Llork i . J 1 M errill'» add Ilea 70 ft ■ of nw ru t of lut I. block I, J. J . M errill'« add . run ■ JO II. • 7« ft. . I— s»)« of m )f of »*)( o n d *0 rb * o f n H a f »*>4 of m)g and lug m ror of m il of mU run a 4.04 rha, w • rha, a 4.04 rha. a 0 rwcordod N H of bri 3, block &, J . J . M errill'« add !l«y 36 fl n of nw our of loi 1 block S, I. J. M rrn ll « a d d ., run ■ 34 il, # 78 ft. ____ _ n 31 ft. w 7 i ft. \ M. M ui| «n ’s add. le UflftAtki, levw nln) In alai lawk r . i>s|r I f . Orange m uni» r rfu rá *. !>»(• 2 6 ,1 7 am i 2 8 . M organ** »d J 1ai>(m 42, 4 J am i 4 4, klorg an 'i •<!•( 1aA 46, M organ'« ndd U u and 60, M org an'« add I aA t l , M organ'« ad d . ^ I jlA S3, Morgan*« add V luirtn « add. l>ot SS, Murgnn « »aid 1a>( 64, M organ'« add i«ol 61. .Morgan’« add . .Mergan’a « rc w id add* u Orlando, fnrwrdad l a .f Í 4 ( b ook I),v# â| * O rang e m u n tj record «. I joU 1. 2. 3. 4 , S 6 . if and 10, tdock 4, ('h a irs . I> Unknow n Unknown Unknown Unknow n U nknow n Unknown Ad Ohio schoolteacher has declared that both tho Declaration of hide pendenewi-nd* Thw'Conitltuthm are • lacking In literary style It would be k fiir fa n . too great s risk tp trust that man with either the first chapter of i Genesis or tbe Gettysburg speech.— Cleveland Plain Dealer. KWtobty Tru»t Co. Fidelity Tnwi Co. Ilnm, J. J --------lloflner, M na t. I o ' 7, (Urn w 66 ft of e 129 ft) blork I . Uvutgatoa'a-edd. to Orlando___ .... .. 'J. F.Laaaghan*a aub dir. ^aeerded la y(»|_ i beak lb yage JIT O r «age reunir ___ .Lota 2 and 3 liana 46 off a side of lot 2), J . K laaaghnn'a eub dlv----- -----------------Iota I « n i t . block C, It. A. ViUIrfa add. to Orlando----- ------- ------- ------N. L. Mille, eub dlv., sert of S * *( ef awl, morded in plat boos B, page CS, Grange reual) record«. _aH of nw)(______ __ -J— J . W. Barbs*« sob dtr. of wH a w )t___ Rscordsd ia U bo. book 4, paga i n . Oraoga county rwrorda. l o u 0 and 10. J , W. Burks's sub dlv. GaUla wUh llobba. sub dir af a r t* (Icm 1st 0. Raadolyb'a yial).-----,---------- ---aad lot I _______ __ _______ ______ l<«curded Is Mlm bask 4. yag« ITT aad yial bowk A, yag* I I , Oraag* r * * a l) to Orlando---------------------------------------- _ _ Henderson. Mnrthn G.— . i i i i 23 23 23 23 2* 2 23 'té 2 Z1 2* a 3 23 23 29 Î9 ?] IU 3U 4 lu 23 23 2V 29 Itu Vi 10 23 23 29 29 24 12 13 11 23 23 29 JU , Ig ,v U «rwrdcd la HUa. book 4, yoga 116,. n 7 6 f t ---------------------------------------------- . . . . . L fU .JF l’. Lot'SA Wllceg Add..--------------- -------------W. O. Wklto'a eeb dir. e f e H •( e*H ef Ix.1 6«. Way1* sdd. Greta Hito add. to (Mande, recorded In yfel beek C, yage 60. Orange (waaly Hawkins, J l l 1*1 yog* 120. Oraag« feesly f i f i f d i _F. 60 ft. of w 100 ft of «H of lot S, Wblt*'« •ub i! -- i *■ ■ .. U a II, (Isas a SO ft), IllUmsn's »wood »dd . - - r_____________ . . . tint I. HUlman*s aeeeed add....... ............ Ilaaaey * Gawk add. to OrUada, reewrded la yial bwk, B page 7J, Oraa|> manir recordn. ...... IsX », block I. Hussey A fa x *'» sdd. llUlmaa'« add. to (irisado. recorded la ylat book D. yaga id, Oran«» (wanly r«rarda. . . . IsXs I to 8 and la to IS, HQIntan's add. .. J . r . Ilaghey's add. to (Manda. tacMitod In yial tomk A. » • ( ' M. Oraag# easaly ncif4< .... Dm 1U ft » of nw cor of lot I, block A, flux bey‘a add., run a log ft, w to a point 123 ft a of aw car of n 108 fl, a to beg _ ___ E H of lot 2, block B . Hugh»)'» add....... II. C. Uaivtaaw’s add. to (Mande, recorded la ylat keek C. y o g * »>. O rnaga cwoaly (Mwrde. ....... bol 1. Harr Poe's a d d -------- -----------------------_Beg 78 ft a of ne cor of lot 8, Harrison's add. run w ITS It. a 76 ft, a 178 ft, Williams. Ilarhsrl ■V« tl 2 2 ,1 3 , 84 (n 7 fl ef lot *4 ) T . O. A A. fly. edd. to Orlando--------------Beg. aw cor of loi IS , run a l î l t . n 163 ft, w 76 ft. i 181 ft, O. Taylors edd---------WUcaa edd. to Orlande, recerded la beek C, yage 64, Oraag» eweety ' w I t o( lo t 10 (t«ns b e e nw cor run • 70 fl. • 106 It, • 10* ft ) , Gould« add-----------___ t o t 11, G ou ld’s a d d ----------------- v------------- M uoh Begin to Do It Today. Mankind Is always happier for hav ing been happy; so that If you make them happy now, you make them hap­ py iwenty years hence, by the memory of It.—Sidney Smith. T. (>. end A. Hr. add. to (M eade, r e a l ­ dad la yUl beek C. yege *», Orange .H28 It of e 142 fl of lot 4. Gunby'« »dd. Ilea jam to G ould« «dd. to OrUsdo. re co r­ ded In yial book C, f*|« »1. O range ■ —— Quinine In the flood Old Days. There la a whole lot of difference In the prloe of quinine now and 60 years ago. Then It sold for |5 and some­ times more an ounce. Now It can be bought for one-tenth of that amount, (the f l quinine waa takan in syrup, baked apples, ailppery elm or anything that would cover up the stuff and part­ ly disguise the taste.-’-MadtsonvIIle Hustler. j^ ig t « r .& § 2 r a Stuckey,' I. U. »40 U C8l ____ All b C o ... Co._____ ..----------------- AU. b Co. _ JU L b >U I» �— » S M * « ? rltWNi*' ' *• • *'* . »£»_/ - ■,r THC SANFORD MÍRALO -»•3« it J k tW & w 'rs iffr* * K —r . - tt • C olony C o. . M r mho, A lbert U o n ln « tn n , A. S. 1-onmngton, All*t> 8 l ‘rui|irr I olonv Co llllu . Wm Sovo.-n. K tih n n I'rnaprt C olony Co. I*n » | » i Colony Co. I'fw | » t C olony Co Pru*pe» Colony Co Pr<*H>*r C olony Co. Pruaprr l olony ( o l kn »| irr C o lo n ) Co PriMfo-r Colony Co K e n t. N S C b sllin o r, I Prt*H«*r Colony Co. K a trry , Mr« A J Hoyil, I). II. D rap er. Albert Hlephen. Sim on IVoeprr ('o lo n v Cu. C sn n , Annie K. I ’raeper C olony Co C h erry. A. 1 . Creeper C olony Co. P un k, H arry k . M rCham iU-*. <’. IL. Su(<len. W m 1 ' . : . I'r***prr C olony Cp I’rueprr ( olony' Co l kro-per C olony Co. Pra*|>*r C olony Co Prm por Colony Co. 1‘ roaner Colony Co. Step h en e, (¡e o I . Sto rk . M n A J C o v in gto n. A. W . (>•1«. Than. U . Hoyd. W m . W Cowlea. I . T . Prosper Colony C o. Qot th# Wrong Ferry B o a t ;ot)S w y * « < 'board*d at Antwerp [ on Dao- * wbat **• •upP° M<1 wa* a ferryboat that would laud blm at bU bom# town on th% laft bank of tbo Bcbaldt psora tha Naw York Bun. Ho had baan Indulging In acbnappa and fall aslaaP* John alopt only ono day, which ahowa that tha strength of »chnappa baa daUrtoratad alnca Hip Van Wlnkla’a tlma. Ho woko up on the Rad Star llnor Lapland, In the • ^h^f day from Antwerp, and aakod pomebody whan tho ferryboat would gat acroea. Than they told him that ha would land In Naw York In about gins dayi. Ha aald ha wondered what hie wife and nine children In Antwerp would tay. Ha waa put to work and waa glad to fa t It. Ho will go back to the Scheldt by tha Lapland, not barlog the allfbtaat dealre to oamp on I either bank of tha Hudson. Brown Bread Baker. Mayor Oaynor waa talking to an edrartlBlnf agent about adrertlaom ant writing. " 1 lMt* th e literary atyle of Harrintton. VV. it. the areraga advartlaam ants," he aald. UarOe. r. W. ___ an, R . C . *Kren whan adrartlaam anta exagger­ .Sherm I’rw jw r ('o lo n y (*o. ate, they are w ritten in good gtyle. A tkina, J . II. The beat adrartlaam anta don’t exag­ I'roapcr Colony Co. gerate) but there a re aotno few ndver- W iUon. I t .C . tleement w rite « who aeem to think T a y lo r, lo icy A. P r o p e r ('o lo n y C o that In their line of work, a llttlo ex ­ aggeration doea no harm. They ro- IJI|«tr**n, T bodl Prosper 1 tdony C o mlnd me, In their mlataken rlowa, of Pr«»*j>rr Colony C m , a miner. The m iner was passing u Prua|»*r 1 olony t *« l*roaprr Colony <'« bakery with a friend, and In front of l*nw»i>rr C olony C o the bakery atood & rery untidy baker. M r f g iil, Wm II W hitney , ( ’ J . <Oee,’ said the uilner’a friend, pointing jAaitowatii, H annah hU pipe at the beker dlaguatcdly— Pr»»|*r i ulony 1 o D a f t * , li r •gee. what a dirty looking chap to bo a llw l. W V Prosper t ulon> i «• baker,.ah f Rut the minor explained TimenMjo. Wrn ( «with ¿sm ile : 'Oh, tb a t’r a l l right. H e 'r P rta p er Colony C o. fust tbs fallow, you know, that makea P ro sp er C olon ) (*n. the brown bread.’ ” Ilurn«». I ju lia I'fR ip ^ r i ’ohiny C o l/ w k , J« » . I olTre, lieu. K Prosper I uloti) Css Prosper i olony i H l'n»«|wf i ‘olony I o I ’rtatjlff 1 ’olony 1 <i rriaa|trr I olon> t •• h etiiam m . • i l(4iU|l. 1 Prie>l*rr t uloti) « o Prvelun. M aliel P Sh«t.p* II. Kreo| A rfe*. II R M adden 1 'tn *T tre J H Pru«lK*r »'uloti) » ’o S leets. Andre— R P ro *p «r C« 1 in ) ( o I ’f'MjWf 1 iib*f1) » •• Pru«|M*r » olony » *• Pnawpef i 'filiih) < «i priM(»er » ‘olony < *» Pr<ni|ier » olony » u W alrm . Jam e» Pri»«|*cr 1 ’olony f o I 'n ii »r\a. Sam uel H«rnilton J l( |'rt»«|w-r 1 n|«»n) « »• llBrn dton , J H I'rrwprr f 'olor. » • o Miller S«rnuej ) Pr«s*|*«gr <'«il«»n> i o I rit^po r J ‘olony ' «• Prrga|M*r i '«doti) » «i Pro«|M»r » olfiny * •> |'riaa|»rr » ’«»lony * •• 1 .^ *.1 ,. C 1* ( ‘ulihurwt. K <; Four la T H alr Limit. A close ob server has definitely ©»tabllsbed the fa c t th a t magpies and rooks cannot co u nt fu rther th a n four. A rook never re t u r n s to tts Dost un­ til II Is quite satisfied th at tiieru Is no danger noar. W h en four h u n te rs or less departed tn su ccessio n from a near by log cabin the rook would return to tts nest a f t e r tbo Inst bad guns out of sight, llut w henever there wore more th e bird lost count and returned to Us n est even while some were still In tbo hut. Hltnllnrly, spas do not count fu rth e r tb a n four, and the iioert of th e T ra n sv a n l, when they want to hunt theao anim als, hide tn numbers e xce e d in g four' F o u r de­ part In succession In such a m a n n e r as to be noticed by the apes, who thru cotno forth and are easily c a p ­ tured. the Guilt. Hive you Ui«t a grtml tea gull beatwide l’n*|FT * olony ~ l a ( JcUurely- up . rlvor, . J • ro b *stretrhed wings upbearing him un 11 |*rt»w|>e*r t ‘•d«*n> 1 Hr«.»n « hs »era no heavier than a drifting t taim an.ItJr^ni«* M flower petal? Perhaps the gulls dc I ’rtrppcr C o lm i) <*»» «-Willi« run. A 11 nut rouio a s far na Lewiston, hut Nt |*rrwfw*r t Htnti > ••» sight or ten m iles down the river |’run|swr t ».I* ra rv . K »1 henne they aro often to bo seen. Who knows TItrolberoe W rn »hat they com© for?—clams, very H f l . » An.lr. .„ likely or s chalice to make fun of the I Ink(Hi » » » tlt lu II Hi landlubbers 'Hut they nlvsa)s seem I •lirllll»II t Ilk*- s message from the sen—ns If » I 'n r'jw rf 1t ..Iff .»h.i Ik • M rr«w|«r »lid gray »avo had taken »lu g to tell I |lurkIti gharti K . l f abili*-. J an •» Us that there aro places where’ the D u ty , M abel world la wide and wonderful, and we |*ru«j»cr Colony f'o f Colony ( *o might see the beat of restless waters W rit*. A Y clear to the edge of tho world.— M anon, ( ha» XI I’rtsnjsrf t ’olony t *o L»»lston (Me.) Bun. Schniilcr. W alter I Beautiful Hand. Two charming women were dl* rusting one day what It Is which con atltutea beauty In the hand They differed In opinion as much us tht shape of the beautiful member whose merits they were discussing. A gen tleman friend presented himself, and by common consent the question wui referred to him. It was a delicate matter. Ha thought of Paris and tn« three goddesses. Glancing from on« to tha other o f-th e beautiful whit« hands presented for hla examination he replied at lapt: ”1 glvo It up: th* question la too bard for me. but aanth# poor, and they will tell you the most beautiful hand In tho world U tho hand that g lres.” t Alktnwon Ka»r |> I'll«, rll. • la r a I'riB«(fs r t ’.»lofi) * •« IA-nriifglo'i 1 I lionsloug» vi M cM ann . Krank i «schran** IC K 11 •!•*> A » Gilí» rr.»-l>«’f > s-lssfi » I .. Rlkbar.lt. \ <« Rlkbanlt. VS»Iter Klk hard i II J » Ik h a o lt. Il J Jr |*r»»«|H-i < ub.fi) 1 •• !lro»n, Tho«. \ |'ru-|M*r C p lo ti) t '« SrhmMt. H»ili«- S Sfhmalt. Kd». A SrealUr. W«|lrr Writ, t »rrtr K. S k a lm k y . J . H | ',o -i« r ( 'ulonv < '• HimU, l i « ) - U N. r—-ll. I >*! l*-( nwana. W. i. DuU-y, N»nry A |’r«j«(>rf Colony Co K ra v ry , Kdw i'rw | « i C olony Co Walora, J. W i . Began Campaigning Early. Robert Luo«, tho newly elected lleutenaut governor of Massachusetts, might bo said to hare begun campaign­ ing at tho ago of 7, and has been In polltloa all hla Ilf«. Ho waa a preco­ cious child and hla father took him along on numerous campaigns, with Rio result that tho lad showed a man's capacity for reasoning and work long Ufoiw his majority. At 17 bo wont to Harrard-and found the studios so * * * / that ho took up newspaper work for a Boston dally, boaldos doing a Urge amount of Utarary work. , C h o ic e of F r ie n d s . Much certainty of tho happiness and purity of our Urea depends on our making a wise choice ot our com­ panions and friends. It Is well and right. Indeed, to be courteous and con­ siderate to every one with whom ono Is thrown tn contact, hut to choose i*«m aa real friends is another fnat»•r. . . . If our frlanda are badly "ho—n they may drag ua down; it y^H-tkyy wiu raise ns up«—Btr John I’lo w ikti, J M M,»of«, llo ro ld W uod nard. O U vrf A I'rnopvr C olony t 'o j-rw p rf Coio«iy C o i'roaprr («d o n y C o S im .. W . D Ito», Al(r»«i »•■ |Um. C. II. Hall. It. H. ... Colony <[o i’ro«|-rf Colony Co H a l*. S r C olony Co. o n . M o tt* W. I- H- S lru o liu rg . I t . K W vrtm an . Paul M. Proopor C olon y Co. Hmitn, R H .----------H ough. Ir a I ) — Hough M s u d C . . P r o h o r C o lo n y Co. 8*1 lorry. A. M . C rom b oll. i t ! • -----proopor ( o lo n y C o. Shot*. Mr». J. t . ---- I 'm p t r C o lo n y C o Proopor C olony Co. H arr, A le«.nd i-r Proopor C olony CoU nknow n Proopor C olony <'o Htroonidor. Jo h n P rta p o r C olony C o S p en cer, I I- A. |>rp*por C olony Co. P r u o p « C o lo n y Co. Cel* liol ’J, and ft. block II. tier 3, Ta/l l » t 4. block I), u r t a. T a ft 1xM 9. »»lock II. Her 3. T i f t Ixit 10. »»lock ll. tber a. T a ft I -a»* • 9 and 10, block It, l»er I, T a ft l o t J , ».lock li, tier 4. T a ft l* it 7. block b it, tier 4. T a ft lx»ta 6 and 7, block ll. tier 5. T a ft All. block II. tier 6. T a ft All. I.lork li. Her 7. T a ft All. Idocli II. i*er n. T a ft All. »»lock li. tic? w. T a ft All. b lu rt It. tier 10. T a ft Ail. block ll, telr j » , T a ft I o l* l and a to »0. Id— k C . tier ». T a ft I Ait 2. »»lurk C , ll#? 1, T a ft I Aila I and 5, block C , tier 1. T aft 1A»t* 2 and 9, block C . tier 2. T a ft l o t I. block C , tier 2. T a ft l A»t 6. »»lock C . tier 2, T a ft lx»t* 6 and 7, block C , tier 2, T a ft Irot ». »»lock C . Her 2, T a ft l*nt 3 . block C . tier 4. T a ft l.t 2. block C , tier 4. T a ft IA»t« fi to 9. »»lock C . tier 5, T a ft I A»ta » and 2, block C . tier 5. T a ft IA>t 1, block C , tier 6, T a ft I ut »0, »»lock C , t»cr (l. T a ft IA»t# I and 5. »»lock C . l*er f». T a ft lyitw a and 9. I dork C , tier A. T a ft All. block C , tier 7. T a ft All. »dork C . Her ft. T a ft AU. »»lock C . tier 9. T a ll All »»lock C . tier 10, T a ft All. block C . Iter l l . T a ft All. block D, tier I, T a ft I A»t 10. block I). tier 2. T a ft lait 6. block I ). tier 2. T a ft I a»I I. block 11, llec I, T a ft I Ail 7. »»lock l>. tier .1, T a ft IA»t J*. I.lork I ), Her ft, T a ft I«ot 10, ».lock I ). Her 3. T a ft I a»I G, »dock I>, Her I. T a ft . I a>I I to 4. block I ) . Her I . T a f t ___ I Ait 7 . block 1), tie r 4. T i f t .............................. IA»t M, ».lock l>. tle t 4. T af« I nt ad to 7. »dock 1». tier V T a ft 1A»t 10, »»lock I), tier 5, T a ft I aHa G, (i, 9 and 10, »»luck l>, tier G. T a ft I Ait 7, »»lock I), tier 6, T a f t* . I «ft j . »»lock I), tier ♦*», T a ft 1Ait I, 1. 4. 3. 6. 9. and 10. I.lork l l . iter 7. T a ft I Ot 2. tdurk j> . Her 7. T a ft All. »»lock H. Iter H. T a ll Alt. »»lock 1». Her 9. T a ll All. Idm k 1». Her 10. T a ft AH. Idork l>. tier 11, T a ft All. I.lork K. tier I. T a ll I AM 9. block K. tier V T a ft IA.t I and 2, block K. t#er 2. T a ft I Alt 1. »»lock H. tier T aft |a»1« 4. !». G. »dock K. tier .1. T ali I A»l 10. »»lock K. T ie r J . T a ft I A»t 1, »dock K.. tlrr I. T aft |Alta i and A, »dork 1!. tier I T aft IxM 2, block K. Ucr 4, T a ft All, block K . Her f t r T l I t ------IAita 1, 2, «1, 4, 7, It, and 9, »»lock K, tier 6. T a ft --------...I m>1 l u . ^ 4 k K , Her ft. T a ftI A«f . S if, ftnd 10, block R. tier 7. T a ft IA»t ft, block K, Iter 7, T a ft I A»ta i and 4, block K. tier 7. T a ft All. Idm k K. Iter ft. T a ft All of block Y. to r ti. T a ft All. Idm k K. Her lO. T a ft All. »dock K. tlrr I I . T aft I Ait» I i»» and ft, lilssck » • r I I si' 1 A.t. ». ...rt :. t.t«M-k ) •—* l } .ft i Ail» 7. Idia It K. t*ef laH »Alt |lt. Idi*« k tirf 1. Taf' I a*I J . liliN'i » , 1WT l 1 all 1Ait 1. blcgck ^ . Iter T»1« 1 Alt» 1 »ml 2. IflfM k J »•••» . T a ll 1 Al! lu. |f|(>* k K, »»er '* I af* r « ti I a*1 ai'«l * block K ' M» 1ait -1 «nil 7%. liliK-k tts-r »* le ft l*ol 4. »dock K. Her li. T a il 1 ot» 5 to 10. »»lock V t u#r 7 T V Ml lilisc k F . Her “ T«f» Ml block K »ter 9 T a ft • Ml »dock F »ter 1»» 1 •»« Ml I.Iih k 1 tlrr » ! t a l l 1 Aita », 1(1 » bln* k »1 Her 1 1 all 1 lit* 9 «Mil 1»». »ilorlt <>. tier 1 le f t »Aita 1 t^ ft. block »1 t»«*r T .1* . i *•(• U f l L |U, bl.M k ! . . tier 2 . r»f» 1A»t «•. rv|¿Mk »4 Iter 1 T«M 1 Ail 1 *», «Mil ?* Id«»« k •» >••'r 1 Taf« 1 Ai? t 111— i ll tier 1 T aft 1 oil t* «M>1 »dock <• l»» f 'l 1 «f: ... * bloch H lie f ft 1 mit 1Ait- 1 til », block t » »irr . 1 aft All »dock t , tart ». T a li MI td oei ». Iter 9 T a il VII block ». tier IO T «ft Ml ».lock »i. t»er II T « P 1 Alta 1 «Mil - lil«M*k H to r 1 T ai» I s.t I ».lock II * »ef I ra ft I a»Iw it. ft, atol • k II. to r 1 I «ff 4—4 iü. t-U-ak II t'er 2. T aft I I I I I I 1 I 3 *11 IW i I. Ike 4 TdL _A li, block L He» «* Praspsr P rosp rf Prowp»r »‘raspar Pri«p#r ('o lo n y C olon ) C olon ) Colony C olon ) Co Co Co Co Co Pro*per Colony C o Prosper Colony Co IX I I I I M 07 6» 10 10 1 10 I cv I 07 77 I 07 I 69 I 69 77 07 I I 6» I 69 I ii 3 44 3 66 3 64 X II 3 66 I 07 I 07 I I I 4 * X I I u7 07 07 17 XO 93 07 07 x oo I 07 I 99 I 07 1 »7 2 H6 1 07 3 64 3 3 X J I I I 66 64 31 64 07 70 07 I'rinrkutT, Kuli» I). S a c k e d , <‘h av R Spg*ncer. Ik H Stro/nld«r, Jo h n StroIn k U r. Jo h n WrU«#, ( U II * Prowper <'olt»n) ('o l'low ilm , J M. U urkingh*m . K v i Moore, Hart.l-l Io*«rb. J ab. C m bille, J . O Hm v ) . Rwd < olrmmn. F . S llonalcxigh. W K r llt. A r ll u s l s r Jg n ili ltn n r. I: W l ‘ri*l»rf Colony Co 1‘roapgr Colony Co liru « n . Thi»« A Mi WilligfTv. A II Simon«, Kutii H rovn. K . < Hat man. J — <ir M Uusby, A l i » II. Prov in«, S t a a t I ( ollhufst. F. (5 Sh tp p ell. Fred P M U m , M«»»el l*. Zer Im». II. K. H enltm in. (*. U M a i-lrn, I Jx jib Sw m tgeil Wm. T i « . J. II. Ctrwon. W . II. Iltm illo n , J K 1‘n n p t f l ‘olony Co l’rosjwf Cologiy Co |l«wi. W F Tim er-M i, Wm. ( l‘r<«i(ter C olon) Co lla m n c lo n . VV II M rF au l. Wm O Waler», J W I to llhftlr. V \V I 07 I i>7 I *»7 1 Oi 3 66 A 2 92 1 U7 2 10 S her m an, ^ » ^ a « y rr . J I. Prtsaiw*r C olon) « i» M f Slgfiii. » rank C o^ h ftn , P. F . __ Mtwon. ( T i l i . M • A lkfnton, K i t r I» Atklnaon, Hobt. INimrll, ( Um Rnilrrlin. Fred Tf»cy, Katlisrin« 1 07 I G9 »‘rother«sä. Wm l Isfa Pftmpef <‘nlony » li » S.'i II n tle ilr ) Vltdrew K« khar.lt. MlwU i ; ) •khardf VV alt. r I I .le Ma I f are! t \\ l a . l k . r d •• \ »•roo,- . ••loti k • O » •k h «r *1» H » M 1 K« khanlt Il J Jr 1 llrtle ) Vlldfe « 1 HarHel •• 1 1» 1 ■rwtrtif ) V.w| f 1 VVil fir III,« t.f. 1 H 1» l ’ri*p«-r < ob»M) t o » Heile) A Fydge í 1 |(«d>»Ma«m Merle \V ll i r•!. |l. »./aii.Mi H S( riaaelitir g H » i WrMlliSI I '«til M VV « Ir f•. Ja i 1« l'iHfllr J '« 1 * i» Mi|l**r, *3a i ti t»e*l ► i ranrll |( I 1 i 1«r-o» > 1 llt»«lgh, Da I » 1 llo u th , Maud • 1 FWi.r, Je.l s* I! 1 P atirti V »< 1 Hall. J h • 1 Wvmgn V I W iltlrn, Mr» 1 «rnp< 1 I tu l), Malsei 1 1 l'rt«*per i i»lony ‘ •• Duley %.‘anry \ 1 i a ; Ni»llr»ef. * trollh*1 h I 0« |'r<ao|M-r ( (tilín v 1*» I IJ7 |/wiwiir. Kf**d 1 »ftp* »«r—rpef ( «t|**»t ) I ti I 07 Hufltin. llol»i K 1 i»7 UiHlt.n. Jni» II I 17 prtaajser l olony l 41 I G9 |*r(«i|»er i n|«»n) <o I 07 I Ift |’ria»(M-r «i»»4»n> **«• \ 07 l’rtoej^f 10»4ilt) • ii I i»7 Saumlerw, Tho» H 1 GV l’fxsajsef ( S lirti) «'o IA»tw ft anH V block 1 1 . oc* 7. l aft I s«t A. hl«»« K II. \»er A T aI i 1a>4 4, »»l«H*k II. t»cr \. T a il I a.Ia t . 3 anti 9, block II. t*cr 4. T a ll I a»u> 6 and 7, block »I. tier I. T * f t I Alte 5 and 4. block H. Her V Taf» I Aite 1 I. am» V »dock II »»«r *. 1 aft 1Ait lu . block 11. Ite'r ft. T « ft 1 9. »dock II. tier 6. T a ft l/it 2 iand « blfni« II. tier ft 1 »M Taf and ft.. tiiisck II 1*ef 1 «its 1 »If 1 a.t J. tlllMih II «fer 1 «ft 1 A»> r. idix i II tier Ml 1.1•m V H Uef *. 1 ah 1 Alte 1 N. 9. and I '1 Mock II tier |Aft 1. block H. tier 9. 1 »ft l«it ( , t-l-H k II. T aft l o t * i , tilork II. Il*f V. 1 *ft All. Work II. tior U>. T o ll All. Work I I . (lor I I . T«H U U 6 »nd 7. Work 1, (tor I. T » ft lo t » 5. Mock I, (lor 1, T.f( |«li, «. 6. 7 ond 10, Mock I. tier ; Toll | „i 10. block I, lie« X. T « lt D .l* I and I . block I lice I . T o ll I at '(. block I (Wf 7 T o ll 1 . .I . 7 lo 10 I.Uo-k I. tier I. T o ll lo l 1 block I. Her V Tod |,,t t. i-lock I. lief I T o ll lo t 4. block I, I4er 3. 7 «ll I ,4 V block I. tier I. T « ll I .rt i . block I tier .1 T »(• |, , 1« S (ll (0 block I t let I I « !’ lo t i . block I. (*el I T o ll l o t Z. block I tier I T o ll lo t I. block I. tier * T o ll l o t 1, block I. tier (. T o ll loU l I . i . s. on.l 7 lo III b lu .) I '-*•> T o ll lo t a 3 ond 4. Mock I, ll*» ^- T o jl Io (o 4 ond block I , tier 1». T o ll l o t 10, block I, lior 6. T o ll l o t V. block I , Uer 6, T o ll l o t A. block I. tier 8. T o ll l o t 7, block I . tier 6. T o ll l o t «1. Z ond a. Mock |, tior * T i l l l o t 4, block I, lie f 7. T o ll l o t * 0 ond 7, block I, tier 7, T « li l o t M, block I, Her 7. T o ll . L o U » ond K Mock I. I**» 7. T o ll l o t I . block 1. Her ?. Ton . lo to I. S. I, &, ond 10, Mock I, Iter T o ft . _ l o U 6. 7, S ond V. block I. tier 0. T o ll l o U I. X. 3. ond K, Mock I. lief V. T o ll i o t o t ond 7, block I, tie» V, T o ll l o t 10, block I , tier 9. T o ll l o t 4. block 1. tie» «. T o ll l o t 4, block I . tier V, T o ll All. block I. tier 10, T o ll All. block I . tior l l . T o ll T .H I olo 4, « and 10. block K . tl*f lo M | ond 2. block K . tier I, T .l i __ l o t S. block K . I lor I . T o ll l o t 4. block K . tic» I . T o ll l o t ». Mock K . tier I. T o ll lo to I to 6. block K . Her X. T o ll I o ta I to 10 llro» lot S i. block h . t <rt I T o l l _________ l o t 6. block K . tior 3. T o ll lo t « 0 ond 10, Mock K . tie» I. T o il l o U 1 ond X, block K . tie , I, T . l i l o t a 3 and 4. Mock K . tier 4. T o ll . l o t 5. M ock K , tior 4. T o ll l o t 7, block K . tier 4. T o ll l o t » 6 ond A. block K . Her V T . l i l o t 7. block K . Her 4. T o ll .... l o t I . block K . Her 4. T o ll l o t X, M ock K . tie r 5. T a li _ . l o t o I , I ond » . block K . He» fi. T o ll _ lo to 3 ond 4. Mock K . tier « J o l t l o t . 6 ond 7. block K . I»*» «. T . l i l o t 6. Mock K . Hor 7. T o ll l o t fi,b lo c k K . Her 7. T o f t ------------- A ll. block K . tior n. T o ll . . . ~ -, l o t * I , Í , 4 , 'fi, v ond to . block K . Ileo ** T a f t ________ ________ — t l o t 4. Mock K . Her ». T o ll l o U 3 to 10. block h . He, in . T . l t l o t I , block K . Hoi 10, T o ft lo to I to 4, block K. Ile» I I. T . l i l o t I . block U He» I . T i l t * l o t «X and 4, block L I**» I . T oll l o t a 3 and 4. Mock I , He» I, T o ll l o U I to 4, block L Her X, T o ll A ll. block L Her 3. T » !* 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 44 1 AU 1»? li. PfO-|»ef olony » • Prosper obiM) ' •• If rum tig "keim« l.u pr«a-(*cr ubeiy • I* M7 t ranier M r. 1 1 I •* P n »| er « «ilon i 1 1 iC Hitar, tfjnm a I* J ¿»¿i Prc—prr ('olon y * <» 2 11 I 1 1 I 1 G9 07 ft9 Ü7 f.V I »7 I Í.9 » i»; » o? I i»7 I i»7 i j «» » •»; i »: » i|; 2 92 I 69 1 07 t 07 I ü7 1 U7 1 07 2 31 I o7 I f»9 I o7 1 G9 1 U7 30 2 93 1 G9 2 I ft9 I U7 1 07 1 07 1 && 2 31 I .11 » I ft9 1 07 I 07 1 07 2 II M rrta o k o i, John Henry. J . OItoberta, Wnt. J M arrh. Ilrrlw rt I* Sirlke« U l Murphy. John H r), K ruma 1» Karl». Albert J i loogla* VV r»i VV«i^ra. J a» M rtnkr. AHwf I **(« Mftif t Ilf 1 f 1 l*r h r /ami» li II til a. Writ ir fn . N athan Prosper Colony ' •» . K ent. N S « hsllinM*. F Kroecy. Mm v J P/utiHT Colony » •» llo y d , 1). II. I>raper Albert Simon«, Stephen |’ro»i*er Colony Co Cann. Annie K C ovington, A W I >aig. Tb<« (• lloyd. Wm. W Spsmref. Ilerlh « W I berry. A I* Ütryb^0 *» •W hitney. C. J . Ja»now«ki. Hannah I »ague, llrypn I* Proapef Colony ( n llrad fop l. « Spahler, I». H A Co Hees». X D Trusfsw P reerott. J 11 Savage. Mary A ( ’«infiley A lire«. Hand. F II Hleerari Tm er ft Tiner O’ N eal. W It 1 64 I V7 I «17 |mb+den, J^ " A I M onte. Jim I 69 44- I «9 Dlisnuwn » 07 W»lorhe»ry. (*. K I 07 Ykiwwu. 8 . I 07 IlMnkVy, ('• i’ I 07 i lo o ey . C . J 1 07 S to rk ry . K^8 I 07 1 3ft 1 69 I 69 I 07 I 07 1 &S U n k n o u irT . Unknown H obbln* A Hand M urrell, I - X . . «• «/tv HmklnV « iU try • C u m m rf, w . w ; All. block L Her 7. T a il __________________ AU. block I , Her ft. T a f t _________________ All. block U ». T i f t ___ AU. block I * tior 10, T a l t . . ___ . . . _ 7 _ l o t . I. X and S. Mock L, Hor l i . T a ll Pro«?«* ( <4ony plal. recorded to pUl * D. page« 100 lo 10«. 101, 109. 110 113. O range ru u n l; record«. I i»l« I to 90, in d 104 to 121, Proeper «‘olony ......... ............................ .. I «»«a I to in, gn«l 41 lo 46. in d 47 to «4, and 6G lo 70, ar.d 71 lo ft-1, and 79 lo 100 and 104, 106. 107. 10ft. 117, 1)9 l<> 122, 127 anil 12ft. Prosper Colony I a»i 4ft. Pr«a»p«r Colony J a*i 66, Prosper Colony I a»Ia 71 anti 12. P rue per »’olony . I ajI vo, l'r«Mper Colony 1Ail* 91 and 92. Proaper Colony I sit« 125 and 12ft, Prosper ( ’olony l*nU 1 to 9. and 13 to 16. and 18 to l9 , and 22 . 23 and 26 lo 36 and 3ft. 41. 42, 4ft, 61 62 54 and 67 In «4. and 69 lo SO I o l i l . rrowper Colony I A»t 12, Prosper Colony Ixit 21. Prunper Colony . . lx>t 39. Pru«per Colony . I-ol 41, Pru*t>er ( ’olony I^ota G6,' G6, 67, 6-1 anti 69, Proeper » ‘olony loot 82, Prosper C o l o n y ____ IA»i 92, Prosper Colony I>ota 110 ami 111, Proaiter Colony l*oi 112, Prosper (.’olony . . l»of« 119 and 120, Prosper ( ’olony l*o(• ft4 to 91. and 94 to 109, 116, lift. 121. 122, 124 and 123, Proeper C o lo n y . _ 1 ot» 1 tn 4. and ft. I I . 13, 14. 16. 2ft. 2«. 13. I I «V C\ 44. 61. Proeper C olony . _ 1Ait« 7 and ft. Prosper Colony ...____ 1Ait« 9 antj 10, Pro«per Colony 1Ait IG. Prosper Colony .. ______ I a. i J 7 . Prosper C o lo n y ................. I a»1 3ft, Prtaaper ( ’olony l-ut 41, Prosper C o lo n y ---------I »Ota 66 and 6ft Prosper C olony ___ U t 59. Proe(ier C olony________ ___ _ .. _ I «fit 76, l'roa(>er C o lo n y ________________ __ lx>i 82. Prosper Colooy ____ l.o la ftft and Hft, l*n «p rr Colony 1sot« 95 and 96, Prosper Colony _______ I A>t 9ft, Tree per Colony I A»t 102, Prosper ( ‘olony I ait» 109 and 110, Pru«|irr ( ’o l o n y ____ I f t 11 2. PTHMV » «»lony I Ait» 113 and 1 11, iTosper ( ‘olony I aiIa 62, 7" in d 101 , Pru"i*-r ( Ulony IA>t I. I'ftw je f Colofi) I <it I t . |'ro«f>cr ( ‘n»i»ny («it 2.1, 1‘riisiief ( Ity 1Ail 2 l , Prosper f olony I Ait 53 lo 5ft. PrrM(>er ( ’olony I Ail 39. Prosper Colon) I «it • 7» anil 72. Proa|*rr » olony I a»i 3, Pn»|wr » olon> lAit 7 4. Prosper Colony I Ait 1, Prneper « oU*t.) I A»ts * «!•<( Jo Pro»|»er 1 olifiiy i Ait J . P r t s p i < olony 1Ait f . Ppuwprf Colony I tit ft. Prosper ( ‘olony .'UT J — - I Ait 17. Pro»per Colony . ___ ! a)I I ft. Prosper ( ‘olony I Ait 19. Proeper ( ‘olony. I Ait 22. ProBper (.’olony . . I Ait 25. Prosper Colony I Ait 27, Pvoaper Colon) I A.ts 2.1 24. 29. 30. 13 14. 37. 42. 4ft. Pri<s|,rr l ‘«ilony I Ait 41 Prosper Colony I sit 43. Prosper ( ‘«ilony |Ail 4^ prim|ier I olony l «it 4».. Pr«as|ier « nl**ny 1Ai« 4? f ' r * «»l**n> I Ail« 4« 49 5o an.I .'»5. I'r«w|wr t «»Isiny I Ait 61. pn«|wr t 'olony I Ait 54 Prt«|M>r » oloiiy I am 6 *1, I'n e p rr » olony I nts ’i 'i «Mil Wi Prus|*er t ‘«ilony I . 1» Prigs|iwf » iiluii 1 I aM PriMjief • olony I aiI s «• M. '><». »07. Pr*as|*a»f t ol«m> I Ait 7 4. Prv—per Colony I «Ma 77 ami 74» prt*»;*»f <'olony 1 » t . ’ •« «nd ,l»* I'f'siw r 1 i»l«*in I ..1 S I pria»(M-| ' otlHl) I aii »1 Pftw|«rr 1 «dotty I AM- ».'1 arid *#, l ’ri*a|*rr * •»Ion» I am *7. |‘r«a»|ief I uloti) I aiI **9. P riw ief » iilnny I aM» *#1 a n tlv J l’ns»|*wr < «dotty I .«Lr **| arid '* 4 Pfoa|»wf t «dtftt) l ‘r<aa|M>r ‘ ‘ol«»tt) f’ r««a|*^r • olony Pn»|»rr «don .» l Im Pr<M|H-r td«Ni) I •»*» «nd I 10 I’rt-t-r H- f I (iloti * I 1 »*. 117. I*r«s*pcf ( olmi) 2 t t t 1 66 6ft 13 33 33 U 33 li M 3« 3« 31 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 14 34 23 X3 U 23 23 23 XS 2V 2H XV XV 29 2V 29 46 46 23 23 18 2» 29 29 13 6fi I IS I 18 23 2» I 31 79 29 XV XV 29 29 29 34 X3 tv M «I Sfi 31 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 29 29 2V 29 29 29 29 8 50 l 58 1 18 S £.1 Jft 16 1 ft 35 n 36 M 31 2ft 36 2ft 36 23 36 23 8 2V Si 35 U 35 35 35 15 35 35 36 1 X 2 2 1 j 2 2 3 2 1 3 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 a' 4 t 1 24 24 24 l 24 i 24 3 *’4 I 2A 1 24 1 24 1 24 J J .1 1 » t I I i 1 1 3 1 1 I 1 \ 1 I •i G ft 6 6 6 .’J , I■»»(■*» Colony l^l U, I'rnopor Colony 6 ft 6 ft Colony Colony C olon y1» '•* Colony I'»«»*pe» Colony l'io.|>*f • otony Colony .6 6 ft « ft 6 « 6 ft ft 4 ll 18 Ift etti? HI. ioneyh. R ecorded In pini book pngr 113. Ornnge count» »reoedn. 24 25 31 I 3« 1 88 a il 2 II i aa 18 a ai i aa a ib I 29 I I 1 1 l 35 89 07 31 II 07 17 2 11 I 38 I I« I 88 1 8« t Sfi 186 I IS I 38 2V 29 29 29 i M i it I S3 V II 2v I •* 29 29 I 3« I II I 3« I 3« X II I I* I 98 29 29 ■ 29 ¿u I 33 X «I n 29 2 t 29 24 2 4 29 2 4 :■* .’4 79 ‘I 2 4 .• 29 I 18 I 3« « SI 1 38. 2 II X 31 I 38 38 II 24 24 18 U 24 ( 29 21 2*4 XV 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 3« I 38 I !• *9 29 !*a 29 £9 29 1 SI I 38 I 18 I 3« I 18 I 11 I Jl 29 • f* 29 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 29 29 29 29 tu tu 29 24 24 24 24 2* 29 29 tu 24 £4 24 24 24 34 24 24 74 24 24 2*4 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 J4 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 £4 24 24 £4 24 24 24 24 24 24 29 V* 34) 30 30 34) 14) IO JO 40 3o St) Jo 3ti It) 30 JO JO so lu It i 10 30 30 30 30 30 ft*» 30 30 30 10 30 60 30 30 30 29 2V 29 29 29 29 24 26 29 29 I« X ID I I 3« 29 £9 24 24 «4 24 SI 18 I IX «7 X» 29 Ol 6 40 3 24 17 II 10 31 31 I CV I 3« l SI I I 90 T 51 1 Si l II X I I I I I X 31 31 II 33 I« 3» 31 38 I I 38 1 88I 33 I 38 I 31 I 33 1 31 I 38 I 35 1 li 2 31 I 51 I OT I Sfi I I I 1 38 3* IS 18 2 I 1 1 I 27 59 31 58 38 09 58 16 VX 2 81 1 18 640 640 43 40 46 40 40 « <8 8 28 II 48 I «V I It a ai H. 8 I n ol wU of lot 4. St Jonovh |.>t S3. St lonoph. IIcon beg. ow cor run n 3»« ft. * XXO ft, •39« ft. w X20 ft)----l»t 34, 8 t. Joor|»h I..U (14, fii. 73. 74. and * 1 . 8 t . Juooph __ lA>t I. 84. J o n o p h ------------------------------------I art 75. HI. Jooet^h . Jo sep h . N 6 i ol lui W •, of lot 100. Hi Joseph Isit 1 0 1 , 8 ln Ju«*ph I n t 97. Hi. Ju * e p h ---I lurida U n d * Col. Co. Co4o»y P ia » talló n . . recorded In pi*I book C . pago 115, O rango conni» rounrdn. |».l 5. KU I o n .) L Col. C o. Colory M anl* r t * « jn a U n d ' * 11 11 I1 13 13 1 .11 ---- IS 13 I» I’ IJ U it* I f » to 116, l ‘ro*per t ’olony t . i i J, |-f«*ipef ( ' olony I .>( S fn o p e r C o lo n ) I ,il. ti *n«i 7. 1'ru.pef Cuiony |.ll », t'fo.|*er t'o lo n ) I ot 'i I'riap er - olony |.«I III. |-fio|ief Colony I .il I I . l'n o (ie i I olon) l o t IX l'fi*i|ier C iiIiiii , I o l . XI *m l XX l'fi«|--i ' otoi.» I «•! |-r.-.|ie» • olone I o l X*i l 'n .| e l I olony I o* 17 rro.|ier ' nlony I ol I ' l'iio (-.| ' olony l .i t *7. l'rio|».-» I ululiy I ol II l*n«|»ef I olony I .«I lx. I*»ie|ie» * oliMiy l . i t . l i anil t^ |*ri»|>»« ' olony I .ll ill. 1'lii.jief I olony I »»( 1« I'nw 7ie» ' olony 1.11 U). r»o*|wi ( olony l . i t . M ami fi2. l*ro*pef Colony n 1 , of *el. v 9 •l II I I nu v*i iii le-t, .oil IU3 tu lu* mil I2M. I'»lf.|ie» Toton) 1 I as U 1I I -1 2 * 29 I » * 4 '.*9 ft 1 ft’, ftf 1 fie ' *b*n> ll " l*ru*|*e* • •»lot. * l r - | - f ' ululi) 1 Pn**|w* •dot « j" l . ft I 'n «iter » oim ■* I h w l . t - «iloti y "I «ni I *r.* I'ni.f**'- 'u l o t i , 1 *•!• Hi 1.......... ‘ 1 ... 1 1 Ul. • 1 j .i . Orango ( 11 24 24 24 3 24 ) 24 9 54 I 68 I II 1 58 3 ft 24 t r 3 2« 29 ft 24 29 1 24 •1 24 98 80 If II 1 29 29 29 2> 29 » 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 ft« u 24 tu '» 24 tu I.M of n n '.i . reco» As. All block XJ. M cK innon N n l( of *w*4 1 2 I > 29 I All« I to 1*4. PrtisJ*er f «dotti I All« 21 «ml 22. Prtaafser « 4»lo«i> IaiI«. 2J I«» 4e». Prus|*er » tdon> I Ait 49. pr«s«|>er Colon) I «it Id), Prtksiirr 1 •»lofty lots 61 to 12«. I'rmticf « *d«itt) I Ail» I. 2. 5. a 7, ft. 11. 22. 23. 24. iToeper 1..1* «1 »nd «2 . I’ruoiK-r ( olony l.it S3, I’n».©*» Colony l .i t HI. I'»tj«p»» ( olony |.,t* H> i lo to if, Vf. I'rmjief r»n*j* Colony 1^1 »3. I'riAJyev I •ilony All All Swl, of w<, »nd e 3 • of *0*4 of Nel. of i » l| H» >, «»( am1 • Toon of AI.Kinnen bela« nil a ia i la » 3 J I'rtwiie» l ‘ro*|ie» I 'r w ie i I‘ra*fier 1 71. *nd 7«. |'r*»i»-» 1 la rt £9 I !<* PruBper i 'gdort) I am I'* I Prosi*»r <‘«don> 1.11 S7, l .i t fifi. l .n 7X, I .11 73. 1 .. l . i i . 7» ¡»it 7», I IS 29 23 33 23 13 23 23 23 1 I Ail» 51 lo 60, Prosper 1 ubiti) I A»ts 61 and 67. Pro«4»er Colony I $9 1 ftft 2 It i as 1 si 2 II 23 I l I ‘olony I ota 31. 11 33. 14. tft. >G. Pr«— |»er Colon) I il f.i i»., i** ami 49 Pro«per l ’ntmiy I «il» 17 and 5»». Pr*e»|»rf » «sisariy II ri 2.1 29 J I •»• 1Z i Prnp|3er <‘ulony I .»i I Jft Pr«asi«rr • ulun) 90 00 00 00 CM . c C t a i a r y Í Ü « h U t U T r i s I And a C o l C o T c iU r y ~Ptoo talló n ---------------------- ----r I Art 20 . n a U n d * CM. C o. Colory . P lan latlo n —- — — . I art 28. n * I o n d A C oi. Co. < **»»y P lan tatio n . _ ______ . l*>U 24. 2 5 and 47, F la U n d A < <8 ' n C elery P lan tatio n _ . U rt 2 7 . r u lo o d * f ol (O < He»» P Is a la H a e ____ .. i .« a i iri» I AK/t 1 Col Co ( eW/y I 41 1 6J I 10 XI I I 1 33 aa ta I 50 3 II I 50 « ox �r t y 'h l i i l •iMkUn In« of Aged Polr. Two old folk* *t Oympta, Qu h b * load. Australis, dlod with pathotlo suddenness a fow day*, »jo. When Arthur Morcan. aged m toot 7 roar*, sow flro broak out at some of hi* fh ra feu ciuf, h* excitedly ran to ex­ tinguish It, but aftar. hurrying a faw paoa*. tha old man droppad dead. HI* what bad hapaged wife ran to pound, but tha ahooh of Ondine hlm dead waa too much for bar, and aha too droppad Jlfelaae «loa* to bar hu t baad'a body. ’ k , e t,m : ' ■ Ixoallant Makloan ghrlmpa. Tha ahrlmpa from tha ooaxt of tha Gulf of Maxloo ara of good alia, genarally folly three Inohea la idngth and frequently exceeding thla measurem ant They aro much larger than thoa+ caught on tha Brltlah coati and tha north Atlantia ooaat of tha United lu te a . They ara in' On# condition tha year round and may be caught la tha lagoana any faeton of tha year with­ out fear of Utarruptlon by northern, a t leant act for moro than a day or ao daring any time of tha yaar. Valid Objection. On# o f tha fund eat thing* that ha* bean aald in Richmond lately waa oTarhaard tha other day In Wait Franklin ■treat Two oolored woman war* talking One of them aald: "1 wouldn’t go to North Carolina." “Why wouldn’t you,go .to North Carolina f~ aakad tha other, and thla au rprlilng aniwar came to the question: *T wouldn’t go to North Carolina beoauao North Carolina la ao cloia to loath Carolina."—Richmond Time» Dl*patch. ' . Vaughan, AWl. Blown, Anlhuoy W. San font aswMi A U koo, J . A. U d ir l i* . W. J. mim i la piai book C, paga It, On*i« Ixirall, A. Oi H o b t. P. H. a * iu . c . a . Com, Wm. W ilbur T h a t p art o f lo t 87 and 84 n of Kjr, S m ith '» •ub d ie » ______________ . W>4 of lo t 68. S m ith ’» »ub dlv. . . N Jk of lo t 60, S m ith ’» »ub d i r ....... S ' , of lot 48 and • ISO ft of n 188 ft of lot 60, Smith’» »ub d l v . . „ „ ____ ________ Ml4 of lot 88, S m ith ’» m b dlv______ ____ U okn ow a . Unknown. _ Unknown Unknow n. Field, F. T.w'Cavile, J. IL Yaple. P H. Ra »»dale lU odale. Autolet Thrown Into Trae. Whan an automobile collided with lUndaW a telegraph poat at T belford, Norfolk. Yaple, P II. England, a law days ago and turned Ha p a i l a . ____ e*. ty . KA complete aomarjAult, one o f the oo SHl olm . g , M r» CT oupanta had an extraordinary expert ('handler, J. F. aaca. being flung high Into a tree, from • bough of which be bung sue FuSdfaV H i o d a le pended by hla clothes until rescued by lUgwUW * motorcyclist. ru iu . IS K K*gruUU Kneulu, Antonio ’’What’s the matter here? aakad the cellar, noticing the barren appearance of tha bouse. "Bent your goods away to be stored J” "No," replied tha hos­ tess. "Not at #1). My daughter was married last weak and sba has mar» ly taken away the things that aha thought belonged to her." •swing Machines In Japan. Tha Japanese government bee tbres modern factories equipped with sew lag machines to produce uniforms and other clothing, etc., required In the various branches of Its sarvlca. Tall ° ts are large users of the sewing me chine and shoemakers are finding It a profitable asalatant •lam at Hotsl "Muslo." A Beattie woman., who wrote lo tha Gotham tbs o(hsr dadi.reserving rooms must have nerves. Stia said ___want aha •d quarters ao far away from the cafe that aha could not hear tha muslo. The orchestra leader prides himself on being an artist too.—Naw York Hun. F ren ch , A |V. t r a v i t i , Mr». H allte U.I1 A. ' M rlio n a ld . Jen n ie A Sw an. V A. H arm , Crime S m ith . Uottld H arvey, Wm. K. H and. F . H R a a d . T . H. I a>( 7. New llpaala L o t S3, Naw Upaala (b ea l u l l , (i n and • by X66 ft. • and w In aa c o r ) ___________ t o t 1« , Naw U p a a la ......—____________ l o t 43, N*w U paala . . S w 'i of •#>« of aw l». New Upaala Hanford Ife id la . recorded la »lal book I) » o fe a s , O r a a fe re a a ly record«. I o ta 1 In I J- (Waa bit 1 2 ) , Sonfurd H e id i. l o t 14, Sanford HWdta l o t 16. Sanford Ife fd ta . . . . . . l o t IS , San ford H eidta ___ l o t * Zb and 21 , San ford lle ld l* l o u t s and IS, San ford M e lt« l o U T l and 2« lo 35, Sanford H eight* l o U 41, 42, 48 . 48. 60 and 62. Hanford Heidi» ______ _____ l o U 43 and 44, San ford lle id u l o t 47, San ford l U d U lo t« 61, San ford Heidta l o t 63, Sanford lla td U l o u 64 to 60, San fo rd lle id u l o U 61 lo 66, San ford lle id u l o t * 87, 68 and 68. San ford lle td u l o t * 70, 78 knd 82 , Sanford lle ld l* l o U 71, and S3 to 88, Sanford l l e b lu l o t 72 , San fo rd I lf M t a i_____ „ . l o u 78T h7) 7 1 , San fu rd l le id u l o u 76 and-fC . San ford lle id u LI o U 80 and 81. San ford Held l x _______ San ford l l e i d u I o t a 87 lo 102, Hanford Ita id U l o U 101 to I I I . San ford H rtd u l o U 112 to 146 (lana lot 127). Sanford I t a id U ____ j - . _ l o t 127, San ford H eb lto l o U 147 to 160, San ford lle id u l i e f 3 10 rh * > of nw cur of n e l, run • 6.80 rh», » 3 . 1 6 rha, nwty to l-ef (la u w 778 I I I ............... Ne W ol « « (( I lew« th a t part n and e of S A I It K y , and Wm beg 310 ft a of n * cor of n w U of n w <4 run • 2 10 ft, • 2 1 0 ft, n 2 10 I t, w XtO ft. and Ime beg 5*7 * * »*ds o f F ran ck a r a on n •id* of (lo ld ib o ro a r a . run n to n line of MC w 100 ft , a lo n tid e of O ou ld iboro • V », y 100 ft, and bwa be« 160 ft • of nw ra r run • 60 ft, ■ 140 ft. w 60 ft. n 140 ft__ _______________ N 14 of n lk of » o li of nw)« X fntereet In N X of » H of » l { of «e L of . s sfa N --- Ü a , «•SraltJlo 122, Oraage’ronaly record Lot M, block J, tier S, Sanford 1 ___ af M ock 1 , tie * 7 , Sanford______ -Ml Mock 1. Her S, Sanford________ --AB block I. the 20. Haatlard.___ ___ ' Lou X and A Mock 8. Her », Sanford _ Lou » and f. Mock t. Her 8, Sanford _ _ «4 ft n and a by ISS ft a and w in nw « Mock X. tier 17. Hanford._____ -n* WMock Z. liar tO Hanford______ * x * »>4. Mock X. Her 20. Sanford__ — * «• IM •«, Mock S. H*r I. Sanford — BM Itali. Prank Hick», Willie Hail. Trank T hraaher. A M Orforto. Il I. lo t t , Stentiford« add-------- .-----------..Lot Ik fllm lllen li add........ ......... IM IS, Stentiford’» add. IaA ZS, Stentiford’» add............. Hoe Ik (iaafard, recorded la »tal book M »afe 68, Oraofa aawaly record« In t 3 block A, South SaafartL. _ . IIx>( d e i 4, ef U W t # fA. l . tSouth H / U I M Sanford U B M I w f U .block l o t . S and 8, block A, Sooth Sanford I ¡.ul» I t and I tÎ,, block A, South Sanfurd II, South Sanford Ixrt* ZS, S 3 , and Z4. b lo ck B . South San fo r d ________________._____________ __ 1,0« 43. block l\ S o u th San ford l«>l 41. block C . S o u th Sanford 1o t 65, block I ). S o u th San fu rd l ie Per cat add 4» S e e Ik S a n fo rd . recurded la plat book » » f e IS S , O r a a fe ream « lo t J , block 1), IkePoraat add. Pta. l e a d S C a l. C a. add. ka H eath Ha«ifo< J recorded la »ia l book C . » a f e S7. O r a a fe renal« re co rd * l « t «1, Via. I .and A Col. Co add. 4 . O. ChapprU’a ee b df>. ml biocka U . h and J . , T aw a of fia ld * b o»a, recorded la »lal b eak C‘. » a f e 81. O r a a f e e e a a lf re re f da. Io ta S, 8 and 10, block ( I , C h a p p ell« «ub dlv. . . — ------------ - —................ Unknow n <'oilin««, MUit* I«»t I t , block ( J . C h a p p ell’« aub dlv l*»( 37. block t i , C h appell'» «ub dlv. U ebtnaoa'» Harvey e f H anford, recorded u. plat book |>, » a f t t , O r » a f r ra a a tr re Tritili, tt r l o t 7 8 , Rob'naoh*« S u r r e y l o t 14 and 16. Itnbinaon • Survey Hl/ingfoitowa awb d lv . p art ml HL fie r tr a d « nrdc. M r r r iii. Kp Iu lie« at Tnleroectkjn of C an al and S t. Her tra d e » V « . block II, S lrtn cieita w '« «ub d lv . run a t o m r a r o{ block II, • 324 It, w 2 4 0 ft. n 120 ft. e 60 ft. n to C anal nely along Urn# to \>+t lirg i»w ro# ©/ n w t4 ut nw^4 ol w 1» ruu • 13.S3 rk *, ■ 7 S ^ r ^‘ rk *. N o í n w 4 1U«s beg nw rur ut n * ' , run • along n Ifne 40 rb« to ne ro» • X0 rb«, w 40 rh * . lo w Uwe ut m*c n 2 0 rh a )------------------- ------------ -----------i : « m M b dlw. • ( mi » « U mt K t c t n M U gU l M O , M I r J» . C hare». I lav Id IleFoeew l, Il I. Nord«train, J ( U an cro fi. S , J Murrt«, J . (I..H i Po4eU, M. C. C a r ie r, R ichard H Oliatori. II. Howard P ackard la n d I f o t » 1, 8 and 10. M etca lf A Prwt’a aub til v l>r*w » a a k dlv. • t m U mt a * X ..................... K ar a«dad pini hwwk I», peg* 22. O raag e to Ih in c a a K. II Kar*4, l i , Ig n a U j , »«alud______ «4,’^ r!fo 8*n,,rd Buford _ 4, tW 10. Sanford >44. block 6, tier 8. ! »U 6 and 7. Mock, o. M atta. K. P „ F iu ta r, D avi* M a rtin . Mra. J . Q. Chronlo Orumblara. • mM w Caldwell A Son Mention. II. Thraaher Mr» I Kenner (leo --- ---------------- ää r a r of a* (4 of »w i{ Heg 22« ft. ■ of ne rar of »e >, ran ■ 101 ft., w 317 f l . n 104 ft , e to fog o w lf of to t« . Boos of the moat miserable dlscontented grumblers er« richly endowed with tha cool thlnga of thla Ufa. A man’s unii# at boat 1* a grin Ideallisd, but • woman’# amila includes ev­ ery abala of amotion of which ah« la S in e a lb , 1. W M etca lf, Il W Pool, W . C . Matal Shingles. A man In South Carolina has patente •d a shingle nuda of metal which r» semblas the wooden ones In site and But the metal ahlnglea Inter lock by means of a sarlaa of ribs and v‘ Explanation. "barker la supported la affluence a * 4 luxury by his children." “Tes. 1 heard ha bad a family of dough tara"— lie f 16.10 rb* w.ol potai of Intersect loo of M arkham P ark P rop erty, recorded la »4*1 hook Ü , page S 3 , O rang e ru n * I y record * L o t 6 , 'block 1 ), M ark ham Park L o t »8 to 8. block Q , M arkham Park och H . M ark ham Park 7 and 8, block l , M arkham Park k Cl al Vb H b ef ldl ,. »Cecil N»*»r. Mr». A I. Near*. Mr». A- I . . .. N )< of .lo t K , S m ith '» » a b d i r . . . . _______ New llpaala aa ahaaa by J. U. t itee »tai rrreided la plat book C, »afe 13. t >i> « ,, raaatr record*. F cltm an , Ixmlaa Jo o * a , H. U ................ I« file r , M . F .. H eir. f t » M of W4 M . •id* o o f flu C ertrud# ava., Hanford, with • Una a t . . . ............... .................... run w 6 rha, n IO rh », a 6 che, • IO che l i e * »w c o r of n a î t _____..__________ ___ run n 11 ch*, e 3.18 ch», • 13 rh«, w 3.1« rh a .. T a « » ml P aa ta , recorded la »U l beak H. » a f e 180, O r a a fe rwaaly irr e rd « AU block T .P aota •hocked tha Clergyman. A Maine olsrgyman. Hying at tha H all, P rank Praraon. N hotel In bit town, ordered a type Id n d d ey , C . writer and bad It sent to bts rooms It cams wb«u tbs clergyman was out. Ita c c ia le and the proprietor took charge of IL Y aule. P. Il When tbs minister returned tbs pro­ Ward, Harry prietor lad him behind the desk and Yapi», K II. itagadal* whispered: ’That cate of yours la Hafidale on tbs Ics, parson. 1 gusts It will bs llagad»)* all right by dinner time." Holly. K. J. Little Left. Ct*|ai* A T u e k m ____ L m x , bi < xk"i, 0 m p ¿ ^ éfw S !i? i\ ¡ü : ____ i o by M ft in M «or to t f , block I t , ( L a p man 4 T u c k e r ’» o d d .------------------- ,Z Z L ____ l o t I (Ira* n 'JO ( I ) , block IT , Chapm an a Tnriifi*t ;• f y ___ ____ U u 7 to d 8 , t a d n JO II c l lut ( (Waa a 40 ft of lo t f ) , b lo ck IT , C h apm anA T urbar*» rbiUipa, U X If. M < * • * * • Prlotlssa Manuscript Fauni. Prof«*80r Kennedy of. Edinburgh university daacrlbaa a hitherto un­ known ldB8. of tha Old Testament, which ha names the Codex ¿denburgenala, which ha ha* discovered In the Advocates library, Edinburgh. II la aald that for flea, conditions and callgraphy It baa faw rtrala ainoni almllar M88. In any library In th« world. fp U lly ff O lfd li ....... I-oU I »nd I , bloch I , C .u m t. N . H Ä fc!fc L o i 7 , Svww*a au b d l v . . ........................ ............ BwUofnwX __ 2__________ �• ** •• / » •? * . » ••.* • * THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D •*pree»rvlng" th# Baby. Toud( Jama* bad acan aoma flih alcUad. and waa at one® Impressed jj j punltd by tba explanation, elicitri 1 1 a long and ateady lira of queedon, that tba Bailing prooaea waa to maka tba flab "keep." A little later , gttandad tba baptlam of an Infant (ricsd and waa atlll puxaled. Hut at lut a light broke In upon him, and la a abrlll tone that could be bpard all over tba aacred edtflce be exclaim|(1. -oh, now 1 know all about It. Briber. Tba water la to make tbe baby keep!" Borne Pence. A New York banker wbo feels that tke privacy of bla towd realdenco has txan Invaded by tbe conatructlon of Uerimant bouaea on adjacent proper­ ty baa filed plana with the building de­ partment of that city for a fence 160 feet blgb. A nlne-atory apartment building la to be built on tbo lot west of tbe home of tbla banker, wbo la J. 51 y francoltnt, and bo flgurea that a faaca 160 feet high will be required to koep Its future occupanta from looking down upon him.—Popular Mechantca. Howard Packard I^Hd Co. lilm k », Aufuatft lyUdlum. Aiuti« U b lih o p , Henry Unkituftn Smith. V V> Howard. U A P ack ard . C ita ¡¿»rd. J. \l Gla*n, (irò Oline, Mr» M G. K ob Inauri. M. P Klau«burg. Adam, lioblnann. M P. S w »4 of nw ‘ 4 of nw 1 4 K l > of awrt| of aw >4 of ii * > , « Ul a S e ‘ | of « I 4 N 1 > of aw.t| ?twTs of gw ‘ 4 flaw* l * g eve'mr run n 192 ft. . e 412 ft, a 492 192 h . W 4 42 fti N 470 ft of nnf; afft of ««‘ i ____ Brini Hoblnaon. M . K Gibw, N. n. nknown . nknovn Palmer, K. II. Palmer, H II. Unknown.___ Unknown _ Unknown » r ----------------------------- 1 69 20 20 20 20 20 20 JO 30 JO JO JO JO 10 u 20 20 30 10 38 14 l 2 l 8 1 3 4 11 30 98 .*•> 85 81 11 William*, I. W. Hollina College .. Hollina College Hollina College _. 00 Hollina Collega 77 I«yman. K W 1.yman. K W 3 81 23 21 Meg 15 ft • of nw mr run e 2M ft, a 79V fi • 2M fi » *,<,< f» ft e and » by Hi 5 It n and * in ne r#i llrg H'j rh* n and ** ?t\ rh* r ••( •*> cs»r 1 run a I H2 rh*. « II «h« I «U rh* r I 1 rha Meg 5 Hit rh* * and I 07 rh» of he '4 of *w ' 4 2»» i h* run n 7 26 rh*. e t i t ch • i l l rh* id -*• M**f Ht7 ft « and 2l‘t ft n asf ..i .« , run e 22-t ft. n 47»7 •, fi • Vv, * ¿»¿i ti • 1 2 1 ‘ 1 ft to >»c* 4 K iiiHlin'm «un dis., recorded in plat ge JO., Ora* Orangr county record* t*K>k ( ', page Iot 2. ( irtmn a *(»b div f I»*. Grif r f i»f id b»t I t and 15. and * 1 fin • *ub dl Iiiit t lone n 4••a »infìtti • •u•■d•* .S•y of h>t 2. ¿»J j 0/ lot ;i ae<i 4 S 1 y of •1y iff lot h Ira*« All W y of »»*‘ 4. not Includevi add lo Altamonte Kraal All e'y of nwt^ not included aiM to Altamonte N‘*j of ne 1 4 ami or', of ne'* fir *4 of *r 14 V5 *<f ut w*^ of nw' 4 of *w14 ' » , of n» ' 4 ot *w' 4 K' > of nw*4 «»( «w1 1 f tjf *i uf nr *t Nr , of ri» , nr 4 #» '4 N» * of ' , intertwt in ne 4 ctf I intrrml In f»r ' 4 of nr 4 (y inter»-it in w»y of n» 4 of n» * ‘ 4 inlrr***t in of nw ' 4 of n» » (y Intrrrwt in w*y of nt'| ilm* 10 rh* • and wby 11 cK* n and » In n* ror uf i ' j ) ly intrfrvst in w»y of n *'t I«*»« K> eh* • and w by 11.04 ch» n and ■ In nw cor of *>y) Nw‘ 4 of *w‘ 4 of *e I4 W*y of •w»4 and rw1 4 of •»'» K' 4 (»f •1 y of or I4 vie*** * B off •wild llrg 5.29 ch* • of 14 *a*c |m* i t*n • Inlry mn n if®, * 11 92 rli*. s H7W . * • rh* r. r 7 67 «h*. a 15 59 rh*. » 16 27 rh*. n 3f®. • 20.02 ch* S• *4 of nw*4 an«l nw*, of a» '4 and !"t w r**f of n* ‘ j of nw '4 »un »• ( eh*. » to S P. K), *w|y to e line of nw , of IIW>4 awe. r to lw-g Woodbeidg«, recorded In plat book It. p*gc 71, Orange fount? rerard* l¿»t H2 , Woodbride® 0*ca( Mrjo tub div . recorded In plat h**«»k (’, page 94. Ornate fount? record* ____ !¿>t la. Majo sub div. ........ - . I¿01 Ib, Ir and lot 2 . Maio *uh div. |¿>U 1, 4. 6, 0 and 19. Mrjo *ub div ¡¿»t 21, Mrjo aub div. Harvt-Mtn J II f'a n n , S I i o) V N i hamlsrrlam J * « _ Misure. Frank l¿»ul*r J MH'all I >onne| J ark«Sin W M A I* J ark«mi H .1 VS M Willett I l»ln linn I/■*!* K r.»m Spttlrf, Margarrt . . Spitlcr. J W Spider. Marv M Spider. J W J BekMin. p tt W II. HwinWy. J K UvrHHvt Tun» 4*«Jark*on. K W A W H Jarkaon K. WJarkaon. W. II ¿ P Ja«k*»»n. W M Bawa Without Taath. Tbe development of circular dlake Jatkton. W M. *1 iron, turning with great velocity, U t possessing no teeth on the edge, Ilul>it)a>»n. M K. (or sawing material, la common lu “xu r workshops. -i MHelium, A. Kry. Da»Id O......... % .. Why One a t l l l Llved. ‘‘How many deatheT” asked thè boan 1*1 pbyalclan, whlle golng bla Hoynlun. K. .P. round*. "Ntna." "Why, I ordarad medlolhe for tan.** "Tea, but ohe wouldn’t Straughtar. W.-S. Uba IL" 1 . — v m Kvldently Not * aver waa Mn. M^aprop—No, 1 gav» r^i^g lave my---lifeJtroag on literature. To 4a------I couldn't tell you wbo wrote Oray'a Unkoown . AUgy.-LMa. li - — 46^4 -— ,. '¿ T T -" ___ i. J. Through Borrow to Joy. Mttrrsy. A. K. UtUcnown--------KoUlnn Colb*r ^ ___ .IÇ t y uf n«>4 of nal 4 of and * e ' 4 ne *4 of n«1!) J. K. M.lnlpy*. >ub dl«.. -t llrrordr.) In pint book pn«r «I. fount; irtnid«. Ixrt K, HwlnP;'» nub dt» N » '( oI . lief X31 It n ot mr ror ot n»1. ol nw'. run n MO ft, w 305 ft. . 660 It. » 30$ It It,-« i« ror ot n«li ol nw', «un n 350 ft, » 346 ft, nrly t«i point S3S It • ol n cor of nrl, of r » 't, « to •«tt it*)t of nw)4 llrtt nw ror of «wl, of nw', run « Uj nn cor ol >wid 40 n.. r 341 It. , 744 ft, • 75». w 650 ft. » to » linn of nrc. n to •«-, N» t. of ne?* of nwt, nnd » ' , of nw', of •«■•i of nw S ', of aw)i ll*wi Iww "W rot run r 16 rb». n 6.47 ch*, w .S3 chn, n .53 rh«, w 13.30 rh*. t to bn*, «ntl Uw* bnf lOM fl w of ror run n V0 ft, n 60», • 572 ft. • 370 ft, • to b»(> ol ttnli of nel n#1,« II»* 32S)J It Wof nr rot ol •»'•.“I run w *57 ft, • 4S3 ft lo lly, w'ly nlonf nnmn to point • of I“* , n to U**To cM * of mi ror---run s 10 ch», » 3 ft. » 1*0 ft, n 333 ft. w 349 1«. n 4.70 rh». w I »7 ch», n 30 flnkn, • 10 ch» IJnf 5.90 rh» w of « ror of nn1 « of nr11 run w 9.40 rh*. n 4.9» ch». • » 40 eh». 71 31 m 94 31 10 1 90 V 12 7 38 1 61 2 «18 2 U 11 8 63 2 in mi 168 167 10 3 34 W 11 2 18 St 3 M 3 9*2 6 1 VI •¿■l 11 11 11 tl II '22 11 22 34 22 126 it) 45 1Mi 11.1 > 11 4 ¿1 tu 21 5 21 % 21 JO III » tn 9*2 18 18 18 03 2 18 1 90 t •Hi 1 l« 1 Ui 1 90 1 90 2 70 1 •Ml 22 22 VI» • J r -, n \ 1 01 1 90 1 H a*2 1l • 6 66 i 49 •» 43 ftT \ 7 67 67 V V 21 **N j tin i: lu 2 INI / Ut 1 t* i 21 21 l ie 1, of i * 1, (irern 1*hu (¿wiijtd. Waller Sifi»tlx*r K K \ Ixita 39 and 40, block 1>. Isevy (»rant I aU 41. block l>. I^ v y G rant I aiI 42 , block I>. le v y G rant !*)( I ) . block l>. le v y G rant l e t * 44 and 45, block (>, l e v y (iran t l-ot 46. block l>. le v y (ira n t I¿»t 64, block !>, le v y (ira n t I ajI* ft.*i and 66 , block l>, le > y (iran t 1¿»t 67 , block I>. le v y (ira n t 1e>te 6H and 6V. block 1 >. le\ y (iran t l e t * 70, 71 ah'i 72. block l>. le v y (ira n t \ j t i m 76 *nd 77, bltx k l>, le v y Grant Ix»t 7H, block J ) , l e v y G ran t (¿ it* 79 and HO, block I>, l e v y G ian t mJ o I r * 1 and f i ^ U o c k U , l * v y G rant J i P W a a d E iT b lo ck I ) . l e v y fIran t I aU H5, block t) , l e v y (ira n t (¿>t (JH, block I ), l e v y G ran t (¿it 146. block l>, le v y (ira n t lV>t 147. Mock l>. l e v y (ira n t I>(mI(1, John, Heir* Hunter W I I Tr Hunter. VS I I . Tr Hollow■> I » I I irw ef, A II Self. S. II. (»rant (’ < < < Unknown _____ __ t ha*e. 1. A. Grant____________ ________ Sub dl» MIrona property recorded In deed tx»ok 47. page 1 (7 . Orangr muni) record* All. block 2. Miron* Property All. block 4. MIron* Property All. block 6. Miron* l'ro|»cfty Meg ar mr of Mitchell« |^r\\ «.rant run • 6*'. as 6* rha. tea • tins- id Vottge liflll 1 S H6»*, » along • line of Vstngr («ran» 66 96 ch*. n V‘ e »»* rh» to n lirve «.f Vongr (irant, e absng n line of l ung«* (ir a n t to (x-g lief 1 rha » of sc rvsr run th 19 rha. * »•» • line of M>1 *hell • |e* b r a n t, n N fr*». » on Grant Ime I*« »«. •.It to « line of MH, r IV rh* Ne >4 of nwG of nwl 4 Straughter, W S Ahik. A... Hollina College Hollín» College Mollina College liruwn, Mary A. Stowin. Mary G. Unknowa. 1 07 l.ut* 30 . block l>. lA’vy (ira n t 1>oU 31 and 3 2 f block O . Lnvy G rant Isot 3 1 , block l>. I * vy (Ira n i l/»t* 34 and 36, block 1>, I j» v y G rant 1/ot* 3ft and .17. block l>, U v v (»rant 1 H (lew* 5 a on o *ld c), block l>. I# v y Caldwell, !.. J . rt al Anfleruin |l M Anilerwxi. 11 M ('nkn<i* t» D ra rllla n a E a g e r f o r N e w s . Traveler« lu Brazil re m a rk that not llrttt. J M Maral.*11 1 »r1st lafi uni) la Ido de Ja n e ir o , but In the larg l'mti i«w J M •r citle B throughout the republic, the llegne«» 55 U. \5ffi public a * hit a tho dally news budget 11lellia-f Wtlflioatfi s la•af> V with an eagerness uo Ichm pronounced I*'*rn«*l. 15altr-r Walter than la the caae In tbo United Btateft |¿**rnrd. I tpiinuon, Suan A ('a fte r . K. K t&d on tho continent of Europe. ----------- ^--------------Horrible Thought. Alleged Humorist—Can you lmagl*o anything worio than a glraffo Vltk a aoro throat? Proven One— Bure I a centipede with corns.—Tex** Coyote. •» 21 24 -•4 21 29 1U U t a 2.1 and 21 . block l>, l a v y G ra n t I Ait* 2ft. 2 7 .2 M and 29. block l>. 1 ¿-vy Sol.lv J H G<sod»n. 2 60 7 40 10 5 29 S 40 80 (¿it* 21 and 22, block C, l^ovy Grant __ —bat ?. block 1), litvv Grant--------------Ia»U 21 and 22, block l>, ¡«vy Grant__ One Inttance In H it Mind. The. Rank Majority. It Is stated on reliable authority tbst there are tnoro than a million ud a hall different brands of clgara. Yet there are only two klnda of «tf*re made, good and bad—moeUr Ue latter. 10 In m ain direction TO®, w* 6 67 ch* to w l*dry of lot H, a 6®, w 1U.30 ch» to lse^> block (\ l^ y y (»rant |>oU V and 10, block (*, I¿*vy G rant f (¿ it* t.l and 14. block (*, l^ v y G rant I ¿»to i !a and 20. block ( ’, l e v y Grant Unknown Unknown— . p Natural Stimulant, * Unknown Following la from "Aa It la," by M. Unknown Horn it OrrHrtrt! J. Koderiuund« -AL D.: "If you acn. Hum * Overatrret T vary tired. b\it muat perform a few U5T»ln%on. M Y d ’uch Harder Question. ‘‘WLat,’’ said an Interviewer to a . UUdldsie, "do you Intend to do If you sre elected?" "My goodness'” said tb* poor fellow, "w tial aliail I do U I'm not elected?" 20 20 I). It. Mitchell*« Huney of Let7 Grant, recorded la plat book II, page AA, Orange county record*. l/>t H (Uroa lie f 12 ch« n of aw cor run n tU«, K 5.03 rh *. n 6®, w9 ch* to l a k r , thrnrw (Idea, N. M lia rlo » 21 to 30 I ¿rt* 0, 7 and H, block l , W tldmere (211«. N. II Hhe And you «ay that you have Aiwa)« avoided blaming me I'd like to kav« you mention one Inrtance With jjleaaure. Iteinember. right After we wer© married, I nte n pie you baked, and when the doctor cam« 1 told him it waa clam s. 2ii 20 N21 ft of # 22 ft of lot lf>V, lxmcwood Unknown .. So u n ds M a d e b y P la h . Unknown__ Ilea, N II The akata, when caught, grunta, (2 Unknown Unknown gToans and gaapa pretty much after Unknown the manner of a hitman being In d is­ uses. Carp and gold fish frequently Unknown (211«. N M attar curious sounds, «but hardly Unknown loundi In the meaning of the term Unknown Unknown «. bars used, Inasmuch as their sounds Unknown are produced by approaching the sur­ Unknown I'nknnwn face of the water and blowing out air GUea, N H la bubblea until a rippling noise la Unknown Unknown ktard Unknown English College for Women. One of the flourishing women’s col­ lages In Kngl mu] 1b Bedford college, wblcb existed for many yearn In Baker •Uret London, and 1b now tratiflfeired to a beautiful new building In the Oilddle of Kegent'a park, looking on to It« lake. and mirrounded by low ly Hawob &nd flower gardenB; almost a rAftllifttlou of TcuuyHuu’B “ P i I h obb '* .1 S5 Mom, C. H. 2J 21 Wlldmrre. recorded In pl*t book A. pair if, Orange county record* Mercer, K A. S l ¿*Mani). J (¿’Hardy, J (¿»Hardy. J lallar.h J 6 10 l^ngwood, recorded In plat book I), pagr II. Oranar county record* lx)U 23 iml 2 3 H , Icongwood Hrigham. (*. K. Thraabrr. I. H » jnore hours of bard work, lie down, close your eyes,, and b re a th e deeply sad a little faster than normal for half and bour, and see how refreshed and cUsr ) uur brain will bo and bow re freshed (be body feels, and bow easily you can finish your w ork." 2 00 Unknown_ 2 30 Ahik. A. 3 66 Ahlk. J. W 3JS5 Ahik. Mr* A 1 65 WlUon, Samuel Strmufhtvr. W 12 21 Straughter. W S ............. ■e' 4 of n * ‘t M Ucaa, (i. C.. MrlIrnJe. W. J. Kureka H am m ock lie f 6 HO rh * a of ne cor of nw ig of n w ‘ g run w 210 ft. • 7 6 rh *. e 2 10 1». n 7 6 rh * lie f *r ror of nw G of nwt| run » 10 ch*. n 7 Oo ch«. c 10 rli*. a 7 06 rh * HanfonJ I. A T l o Inorai. J of lot N of lot 67, purwka Hammock l/if 5A, Kureka Hammock . J>»( 60. Eureka Hammock l o t to. Kurvka Hammock Ut« 66 to 74 He« lot 66 and 71 ju 74» Kureka Hammock (¿it» VI to 98, Kureka Hammock (¿»In 111. Ku/rka Hammock W h of neG of nw>| \^m Hy i, Kureka Hammock 2 a'n 2 It' 21 i •Ml i 1 W ard. ( 11« Waddell. Mather». I. S. t »vrratreei Turp t 'u Mc<'alluni. A Mr Null. I. McNeill. L W aahingt 4>(4. Je rry , Heins A very. C A , HeirHotsrrtaol), Mr* \ |‘ H» K« limant. I*. W. P artin , Il G. . P artin , H G. T o ch er. J li Stew art. W W Stew art. W W I P. T Is* ytin U H p \l at hens Í line llu*h. J 55 rt «1 Hash. J V5 rt *| I nklitre rt Mille». W P 6rn!rresivt > I Kullterfurd. Mire 1 1 1»««« 1 » 1 . ‘ 1 |»rrv Ml) 1 i SpUfgesMi. S J Kl*»«. 5laj (i I.I*m*. 5(*) li Kl»r«g., 1 » (, t I.lwrvw. Ml) <• Kl »r**. Ma? G l nknown t rawfor«! Sareli t 21 .10 10 10 l 68 3 It. IHibtl, H.m li Mf-.rdall, M'nt . Ilrtr» 21 21 tu 40 80 ?n 10 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 30 28 28 28 29 w TO 120 10 JO tl* III Jo to 12 40 ; 13 40 i 86 i 2» 20 i 29 1*1 «U 4" 40 40 4M JO IO 20 2«» 1 12 l 12 l 12 l 12 21 .10 69 9 10 21 21 21 21 21 30 30 JU lu 9 40 1 29 3 46 1 29 Smith A l> 2 12 4 *» I umili U If I h.|i|-rll. * K ('h.|t|>*tl, fir«. (' Whit.krr, C 10 120 12 O' M 8? •ul 4 I h»«*-. H I». i »ni|il»l|, 4 >1 ( 101. 1 1 k.ni»-r, t'liro r.r*. f lU A t h.pfi*ll, H II w lu 4 1 „9 3 Jo 21 Whltt.k.i, t t \Ahllt.krr. < I l ol 3 23 l 01 1 6 ft 74 31 •21 11 21 30 JO 13 l r* 40 •» IS 5 2 42 3* 40 2 72 2 12 13 4 1.1 2 68 32 32 30 21 21 12 32 12 32 10 JO 21 JO 21 21 WhltUk.t.l t u»l. M H Chro*. H. 1) Andrr», K. K ., . 1 .1 (‘bu», H 4). Itrordrll, Klor*nr» K.y, Vr»t. It. I‘r*v.tt, J M . Il*tr« V.light!. Air« S h rr *. Kil'ly K f'.mrrun, K. V. (’■mrrufi. K V 10 13 30 21 1 Ki llulnrt, \4 H t on oil-; A Krrlof t uniilr; A Kirlur Hpror, W V t: 11 10 10 21 21 21 30 62 10 14 17 26 2*» ft 16 30 21 2 19 *2 19 5 # 22 30 4 ■ 5 -13 ch.« IlMMit or l^hs Vhw. rwrofdrd 1« dr«d book J, M l' 1ST, Ornng« coonl; record. 8 <y of lot 10. OmoU or Ukr View Winter Parli, rrcotdrd In pint book A. pagro ST lo 72, nnd plat book 14. pogro S4 and 47. nnd MU. ¿rok HK. pago 22*. Orange roual» record». \jot 472, O. T , Winter I'ark ..... I jd%475. O. T.. Winter Park lot 47«. « T , Winter f.rk lot 9 >i«l K. l4oek 3. Winter l‘uk loU 23 1« 26, block 3. Winter f.rk lot. 10 and *4. block 4. Winter f.rk All. block 10. Winter I'ark I^»t 9, Mock 20 Winter I’ark I^U 512 and 512 tlrro n 10 It of. ot 412.* block 23, Winter I'ark !«o€ *0. Mock 31, Winter Park lx* 514, O. T.t biodi 87. Wlnt« Park. N a Itene» i Mock xi. Wlnur Park— 1 67 J 55 Krrlof. W. M iluw.nl I’.rk.ril I-»ml 1 KM-lrr. W. M. (.'rim. •!• W. Unknown ----tfnknown Unknown Unknown llom^ghou». Ilobt Unknown Unknown Unknown — ---Unknown Unknown Unknown .. _ Unknown---------- ---------- Unknown Unknown _ Unknowa Unknown Unknown Unknown 1 6» Klrh. J T 12 H4 Unknown 2 HO Unknown 27 OV Unknown 2 00 Unknown I 8Í 30 Unknowa— !-----------6 6 6 I 6 65 65 65 00 65 I 00 :4 ... Uakoeva -V';> -JS, • ■ - 1 Of t 09 ¿ 3 t 00 1 (9 5 44) 1 0V i ee 11 t o I SA 4 II 3 64 a 4» i on 1 07 I 07 I *7 I 54 19 >3 I 54 1 56 9 54 2 94 1 OT 14 64 23 22 Meg 220 ft n of *e cor of n e ‘ 4 of n* •4 run n 110 fl. w 1 4 69 ch*. • l i ó ft, • 9 Sw ‘ 4 of tl W ‘ 4 N * ' 4 of !>• 14 Ns* 14 t»f B(* ' * K ‘ I of *e ‘ 4 W 11 « of • >y of n e >4 i»f ne 4 W 1y of ne ' 4 S ' I of »‘ u of nr ' 4 of nr *4 Meg 8.62 rh * a of nw cor of ew ' 4 run a to a poin t 11 cha n of aw cor of arc w 1.87 rh», W 3 .7 3 rh » (IMS s 16 f t ) — ...... H .U uf n . ' l nnd « ' , ot « « ' t ol n « ) t N » ‘ t °* , w '» . , S » 1» ol n w )» of n » )t. !Tw't of n » * » (Wro . w i t ) _______ _____ 11 22 22 80 30 22 30 22 SO 22 21 21 Tt 22 22 22 so so 0.-1 f 21 23 23 23 23 2.1 run »« to aw m r of eaxl lu i n to n * c*»t r to l**g Tw* so so so so 30 23 VI Hr, .Irl ft . <»( n- ror uf i» of or', run • 4 V5 ft. » 51 I 't. It IV5 ft. - •M'» f IV 10 44 0 8 83 T 0 9« 2 ft 40 40 1 98 • 10’ U) 40 10 30 30 » ul or rut t.f II* '1 .1 70 yd». • I SO yd», • 7U >d», n 140 >«l* 23 JO .*■ é of |»e•, ««f fie 1 ! Hr , .,1 , 2-1 40 24 1 U N t of *w 4 nf n» M» 21 Nr 4 ot 4 io 2-1 40 K1 1 4*f MW 4 il­ 10 ¿3 S 1 1 uf nw 4 of nw io 23 30 Sw 4 Itf fl w' 4 10 ¿3 lo N» ', "1 •» . III 23 lo V 4 ol nr 4 > »of n» • uf l»e 4 Bissi e y <•( hf 4 aiti] tut 17 21 JU ? en.l . •, •«f lut I . 23 lo I end *•a 4 of «•* 4 *fi*l • e f » • > I 21 JO >• * *»f * In ¿3 40 i .«i 2 1 8 2.1 .10 l¿ft i. iy 23 10 la.t i 19 23 SO li>t j IJ 24 So All I( 2 4 10 I 17 2 4 40 N', of fir »4 an«l •• •*f t»e ‘ 4 and n» 14 17 24 So Ne 14 of aw*4 «e*i nin V 826 /<. ftrg Wr ose «*< w'| 17 24 30 e 209 ft. e 626 ft ml s* l4 »d n» ' 4 N» >4 of tl » 4 of e» 19 24 •o ot s* 14 18 24 JO S)y uf *ly ot ne(4. ot «wl4 of wl4 That part uf un»urveyed |»art «f H 19 11 t)ln( «w ot St John* riv*r and n of lut 4 irew » 70U ft. «loi lee*.* (*^g 2tr¿ (t • of its tt t» uf U*! 4 run n tu •*« line, a ItMj ft , a tu n line of lot 4. » lu t*^g Me-g 1120 ft n anti J31 fl e uf •» ru» uf 2 * 19 41 •u»4 ft ely 'Ul, I, I . I lot ft n R«" ft Il“t <t 29 It it It* 11*1 ft /». fi » flit ft ;¿rv If 21 M e ¿29 It 2V tv 41 It«g 15 . he » t.f «»*» run n ¿0 rh*, * i vlk*. •20 ch*. » tsi l^g 29 19 1 1 Mrg 6 cha, * uf x cur — run n 20 rha. • 6 ch*. a 20 eh*, e 6 ch* 11 19 31 Meg ew ror uf n*'| of *et4 run e 6 ch*. n 8 >y ch*. w lu (>ri«odo and Mellon ville ruad, aoly along anme to ■ line of nr1, of ■•*4. ■»<. e Ia» t»*-g 11 19 Si llrg J76 It • uf n«s cor nu. r i If»y (t • .176 ft • 1 1 69 h. »;«. n 11 19 Jl K■* of • ' y uf n I «f *»• ' • 31 19 31 W1 y of eS uf nel| of »»e‘ 4 11 19 41 l It »•»*. iJe%^l l*»ok 143. l'«gr '1 22 19 41 1 6 e (fl sty *»f ft* *4 "I r»e>*4 J? 19 Jl N » , ol G ol n * 1» I ixAin rr«a»rded I# pl*l h«».»k I’. ?>»» I I llfierr rotini? rr«s.r»lw 20 10 l o i 95, Hanford Colory I M U --------- ----- .lot M, Hanford Cakry Dalta-------------- J-J »9 41 t 1 1 9 Jl J» S3 n 13 3t 19 19 19 19 31 31 SI 31 10 SI 20 SI 1 1 20 SI J 20 lu 17 Of 7 ft* m| J* 6 66 2 90 IX 14 2 8* 2 00 Jl 64 10 &10 36 90 «11 40 «6 20 74 9J 5 t 4« 2 9 40 42 19 u. 35 Ul 2u 40 20 02 12 40 90 79 23 20 40 40 12 12 79 10 130 9J 941 <t J2 6« 0 66 42» 7 a 66 28 « 60 7 41 l ¿9 1 Ul 640 T20 10 01 40 2 2ft 280 20 2ft ia r¿ 13 44 ■ I 87 1 69 ft 10 2 49 14 ; « ft lu 7 lo 10 10 6 10 m 82 ui 81 ¡1 SI 72 m 16 84 S7 VS 11 4S 31 «. 1 0, 1 ft 99 SI 4i i 22 19 block H tss 14 of ne *4 of •* •, of 11» 1, t»f *e 11 ul nr nnd « » Ne ‘4 of *®'4 1 bw** »N «A d •» uf n 44 of wt| W-»- n)y) Hw‘, of •*'. of nw'. Nr *| of nr), of «W H*. uf ■* t* of nr', Sw‘, of nr t, uf nr ‘, AHun»ur»ry«-d p.rt of W<, of nw l, of nw', Irro 7. of wi, and I4ro n IU>, ■> N 5 ‘, • of w*, of nw1, of nwl, I#*» rondl It..**. rub dl« of fleck ll.mlr.~c». trewedrd In ¿ .I b«»»k I), wl* Ot•n, r rwo.lt record* lot 6. Mock K. fleck Hammock lot 6. block K. Heck ll.mroock Hanford Crlrc; Hell*, part of met. I. 4. S. 10. 15 and It ftrc.rded In plat hook I». page. 50 and 51. Orangr roual; rrcorda. lot 14a, Hanford t’rlrry Kelt* lut« I«a. IV*. 20a and 2la. Hanford ( clrr> Delta lot» 2Ha, 2Va, 50» and 31». Sanford I rl rf) In lia llrg 611 ft • of nw rot, lot »3, Hanford felrry Delta, fun » 330 fl, r 264 fl, n 330 It. wto le , lot» J. 4. 5. 6, Hanford <clrry I >rlla led» 1, 2 and 1 'Uwa Hy). Kanlord Crlrry IMl» __________ _ . .. lota 15. 16, 19 and 20, Hanford Cakry Dalla . . lot 2V, Hanford Calary Delta lot 28, Sanfonl (’alary lM ta----------lot SO, Hanford Cakry DaiU-------------lot 31. Hanford Cakry M i a -------------lot 32, Hanford Cakry lMta W , ol lot «2, Harford Cakry Dalla---- lot 44. Hanford Okry Dalta --------lot «7. Sanford Cakry Dalta.................. lot 4». Hanford Cakry Dalta--------- ----lot 4», Hanford Calary Dalla-------------lot 50, Sanford Cakry IM ta-------------Wh 91 lot 67, Hanford (okry IMta-----lot 72, Sanford Cakry Delta-------------lot 73. Hanford Cakry IMta--------- ---lot 7«. Sanford Cakry IM ta-------- lot 76, Hanford Cakry Datla—_____ _ lot 77. Hanford Cakry IMta ___ _____ lot 78, Hanford (’alary lM ta___ lot *1 Hanford Cakry Daita__ lot 64. Hanford Cakry IMta lot 67, ilewa that part n and a ol »(rearm Hanford Cakry IMta lot 92, Hanford Cakry IMta lot 93. Hanford Cakry I Mu lot 94. Hanford ( akry IMta - JÏJI 77 56 12 80 SO 56 ¿i 25 23 40 It«» .U )•!» TO 10 40 23 10 40 23 lu 2.1 40 2J 40 21 JO K11 oI nw•4 of ne 14 S* id nw 14 s*1 ne 14 ►' I “< O» , S r j | .ft » . t , S » •» **l » o ' , S ' . u f . w 1, u f r o 1. All Murk* I «•» 1 *tk«*»< l¿»(* I1 tu tu 12 U*»« U»te 3 «ml 8 t al.sali • 40 SO 14 8U 16 30 40 1« 3U 40 16 SO 80 20 40 1 1 ¿9 23 1U 90 ¿y t l JO 10 12 22 30 H'» »ot! nwlj, o( r l| of 00*4 Wly of ne>4 of (»'| anti l«**g ns* wr of nw (4 of «e »4 of ■« *4 run * 10 6 run » 13 ch*. a ft rh*. • 16 ch*. n 5 rh* • 14.8Vchn. W‘v of nw»4 of e* ' 4 of aw' 4 Nv ' 4 of *r •i 4 IS Meg 640 fl w of ae ror of n w G _ ........ run w 376 f t . n 660 fl, e 7 92 ft. • 320 ft. w 417 ft, • 3 4 0 .fi _____ llrg ne cor e 3.02 rh*. n to n bdry r t 21 18 \** 19 24 W illiam *. Mra K lawk. J 1 1R U *.* Ijtmaon, A. 8 . 1 r»h Ol Ml JO ¿2 21 2.1 21 Hell, NeUr»n, lUira JO 1 J. 21 21 21 21 21 21 «T2 llrophy, J. J.__________ l 'HJ 2 II 4 17 1 18 1 IN 13 If. Polirti, M. Cw.._______ ( rawluM. s*r»?i * ( r*» fofii. t sen V5 llurtfur. Mina ( rawfor«). «Sarah l Hnffner. ¡¿Ina ( ’rawforil, Gin» W 1¿<-, J M . el al l¿w, J VI rt al 55swt Hjnn A 1larri* Inxk. 1» N lawk f> .Nr* • •Ml •2 11 1 *• l¿iMoutagne, J. 11 I¿>( 14, block 40 W inter P ark . ___ l¿Ha 31 and 32 . block 40. W inter Park ¡¿»I 30 block 40 W inter P ark _________ l¿>t» 3 j and 34, block 40. W'inter Park I 10. block 42. W’inter Park l o t* 5 and 6 . block 52, W'lnter Park lo t* 219 O. T and iota 5 and 6 . block 53. Winter. P ark Iota 4 and 6 . block 56. W inter P ark lo t* 13 to 18. block 35, W 'lnter Park. . lo t * 7. B and 9. block 58. W in ter Park lo t * I and n^y ol lot t . block to . W inter Park lo t * 14 to 19 block 63. W inter P ark lo t* 13. 20 . 2 1 and 22. He *ub div.. block 61, W inter Park ». lo t 15, block 64. Winter Park lo t * 13 and 14, block 64. W inter Park !¿>l 11. block 69 W'lnter Park l¿>ia lo and 17. block 70, W 'lnter Park __ I ¿»ta 2, 3, 4 and 3, and lot 22, block 74. W inter P ark ....... U t« 20 to 2 1 . block 76. W inter Park l¿ita 4 and a 3 0 ft lot 3, block 78, W inter Park |¿>la 1 to 4, block M . W inter Park l¿>ta 20 to 2 4 , block 81, W inter P a r k __ l¿>la 1 to 5, block 102, W inter Park. . 1o t* 13 to 2 1 . block 102. W 'lnter l*ark L. A. ( Ka»e ad d . In W inter P a rk , recorded in pial bonk A, M l * 71, O rang e fount? record«. All block« A to 1!, fh««n a d d ...__________ siwvin■ ««la d iv . of blk ft. W inter P a rk , re* rorded In p lat book A, H I * 110, O range county record «. !¿»t 1 . block II, Htovina aub div.................... 55 r«t W inter P a rk , recorded In plat book A. page 8 2 . Orange county record«. l>uia 26 to 57 \ Iota 10 to 35 , and 40 lo 40 to 43, and 48 to 63), W w t W inter Park ____ _____ _________ _____ ___ . H 13« of w )g of bw>| of u e )4 t i e « 7.82 c b a )_ . . t l ie f 12.82 cha a of nw cor o t w M o T a r jií run a 7 82 ch«, e 10 ch«, n 7.82 rba, t* 10 c h a . ......... ........................ ............................ h fa k of n w >4 i |m beg aw cor run n ft 29 fha, ely 19.71 rha. a 3.90 ch«, w 19.63 X 93 1 ft »4 U «4 SI TX 10 • 6 «5 10 II «2 20 2ft 25 Ctt 10 3 28 3 U 11 *o 10 4^f 5 ■ jM á l ' V ’■ « M ■ m i io 10 2U 51 i i l ; IJ ■ :3 I I »5 18 14 18 14 I 70 19 03 13 14 22 43 9 74 14 94 » It) 14 94 6 10 4 10 l i A4 77 77 TT I IS 4 10 7V IV 77 77 77 77 4 10 18 84 8 i» t 00 77 77 ■ ia »'■ �THE SANfORDIMERALO ixx n , auioH c«to7 W » - .------------ Prvvatt, 1- U.. Hrira - IS !SÎ:K!ï3 a s K S MuaarlwhiU A Howard Crowell, Mr*. U . Ç.— Provati, Mr». J . M. — 1M m ! fWniord CMacy K j t i -------IxH 99. San funi CwMcy I*»1** - —--------- — Impossible to Im iuto Opal. ilo M u n o si Jewel» the opal doflee Um ingenuity of the Imitator. It owe» tta charm not ao much to Ita own IntxtoMo merit» ai to the aplendor of the rain of light that It reflect*. It 1» the chameleon of »tone». Pliny, writing 1 «*I* rear» ago. remarked that It "die playa at once the piercing fire of oerfcaaeJe», the purple brilliancy of Vaughn g Camma amothyata and the aea green of emer­ ald»,'the whole blended together nod K m r jf , C. A.__1__ refulgent with a hrlghtneas that la Ovorotroot, B. l . . _ Vaughn, Alia------quite Incredible.” I S 1« : ä S K ! ! 2S - - : “ : \Z IS: w ïd ‘SK {*£ -- tyo» 118, Hanford CMmy M u ---------------- M cU ln. J . T .. cl »I- Pravatt, Mr*. J . M-----Provati, Mro. J . M------ lx* Ito) W ard C*bry Ddta--------- I i m Sanford 1 *UrY iM U — . — — |;u oJ lot 103 and 108, Sanford l'* U o W l{ of WH Ï03 and ÍÓA Sanfiñd CaWry KM al m U atd n«M of w*M. Sanford ol bwM ef no><. Sanford Farewell A In * Sweoey. Margarot — When Every Men Wee an Enemy. Daring the medieval period doora ware'»mall and narrow, ao that only one person could paaa through at a time, owing to the unlveraal need for protection agalmt attack. Tor thla name reaaon doorwnya were aom» time* aet In a receaa, commanded by opening» through which arrow* could be ahot Tha door» thamaelvaa war* oonatructed In on* pleo* and not di­ vided from the oentar, and warq feetenad by atrong oak bara, which could be drawn acroaa from on* aid* to tha other. < Philosophy of Health. Thla phlloaopby of health may be gummed up In three word»: "Work# weak and pray.” The greatest blesaIng that man enjoy*—aa la realised— la hla ability and opportunity to work. Habit* of persons! cleanliness elevate and civilise man. The firm bolding of a faith that urgea man to pray bullda character and forma bablta that lead hUa to high placet of thought and an- Blum, Prod------ 1 -— Provati. 1. M . Hrlro Pro«. EpU., Church — BM Sa under*, J., Ilrtr* _ Muaaeiwhita A Howard Saundrr*. C. A .— .—— Sounder*. C. A-----------Pierre A Sounder*-----1‘attuhall, H. H---------- cDunla, fl. Nlion, Unknown___ Jorwl-. W. W Jacob», W. W Nlion, J. W. Unknown IIugher, J . II. tx>U S and 3 , b lo ck D , C h u lu o t* Unknown Unknown I x>(n 4 ,t and B, block U, Chuluotn ¿JL 'tissz- LcAm 1 and S. block F , (,'huluota---- ♦ JT Unknown. •* " 6 Unknown Natural Daath Intarvened. A woman's natural death In the act of trying to hang beraelf formed the subject of an Inquoat at ‘Liverpool, England, recently. Uarab Btefford, thirty-«!*, widow o[ a chip laborer, waa found banging tu her bedroom by a belt attached to the rail of the bed, but It waa established by medical evi­ dence that ab« died from heart fail­ ure before the could actually commit aulcide. P a p e r B ox I n d u s tr y L a r g e . Packard land Co. Mecca Itoauaecarta »H *f - Williams. Fred T. Howard Packard la n d 4*0. Williama, Knd T. Mlnnua, Suo I. Taylor, W. U N Ileon, J W I l 0.1fea, I. I . UooU.J. K. Unknown Nt*aon, J. W llow rard-l'ackard l a n d C o Howard-Parkanl land Co Howard-Parkard lam i Co. Botbarnijr, A. M. t'arraway, Mr<¡. NUaon A Pari ln McNatt. J II Keiler, M P line ol Y o n p (¡r a n i Paper box making, one of the new but Very Important Industrie* of this country, baa made Ita greatest prog rasa during the la*t half ceulury. aud particularly within the last twenty Unknown year a, after modern machinery bad boon Introduced. ’ The bualucss Nut assumed wonderful proportions In New Yofh city, whero the capital Inreelment aiceeds 15,000,000 W h#n C le a n in g 7 OrSASS fgElly fMDUlfle Lot* IgTTe and IS, block c. via* Mill. EM of *#)4 and a*!| of *w,*gSly of iw' loI na|* of *ej{ Sw'4 of nwW of BWM ...... ..... Nw.l« of n*‘| (Wm &a In nw cor) Sr<t of n»(i . 81) of —', uf ne and nr *. of ** 1. N'l. of «»‘i ol nw'j of nw)« and *M ol nw>« of nwl| . __ 8 JO a o|*w)i (I*** ■ 8 a of »Ml Wl) of n*j ol n!j ol *wl« Htu a ol nM °f *w!4 (Uia *M “I »'i ■>! ne>i ol twij) ..... ............ Ileg 31 <0 ch» a and 27.48 ch* w ol ne rui ■i a point on >l«iry ol land wild lu Vk < Jacobs, run a 16«, • 4 eha, a 44°, » 1 ch. » 74°. e S cha. n 37°. • 5>4 cha, • I ck. a 20)4 cha to lake »Sore thenre along »hore, • 50°, » IS eha, • *»». » 2.no rha, n 14*. w6.43 ch» n 20*. w 4)j rh*. n IS*, wcl ha, n 6“. * o ch», n IV”. w1 70 Hoberta, U E. Ilugkea, J . lit l>r»w A Cunoley Unknown llccorded I« pUl bwwk II. *•«» « county rrcwrda. __ ImIm22 to 29, Mecca Hammock lid Un» IÍ.6 S cha, I 12.13 rha to beg e lino of r 11.36 rha. a 12.32 llod gea, 1 , 1 . » W. E Cuniilnfham, li. T . ab d i» , recorded In ) 8 , O ra n fe count» F u r n itu r e . When cleaning, upholstered furni­ ture It Is oftsn either Impossible or Inconvenient to move It outdoors. In such a case place a damp cloth over the piece of furniture and then heat It. changing tbs cloth several time* during the process The dust will ad here to the doth and will no! rise la the room.—Buburban Ufa. F i o l « , tir » . M K. M cCheuney, M r* H Nwl, of aa-U Ileo» 2M a In si. In nw c Ely of an >4 of w ’4 and o'y of iwlt aw'* ol no*4 Prlco Mirre, of l a i . I'harm. roccdcd piai hook roearda. U. p a fr J * . O ra n fe ram Ixd 7, block A. 1a k a Charm l-ot 12, block A . U k o Charm Child’* Costly Plaything. A alx-yearold Edinburgh (Bcotland) 1st», Edw child has bad a rare ■privilege for a day or two of banging about a |50U AsWy. Mrs K. I1 diamond studded watch aa a plaything. He found It In the street, and nalther hla fathar nor hi* mother dfeamed of A iW y, Mr» K I' U nknow n Ita value till they u w an advert!«» U nknow n I'o o k A uto (Hi. _ inent for Its recovery. —SwWofnwM........... ......... ......—- • . Jiwji of n«X_________________ .1 _H Hi e of aw)i of nwM --------- . *•] W. P. I.eo.lll’a oub iU».. «ari of 1' Kccwrdod lo pial book I), MS* Orango count; rretard*. Usta 4. 7, H. 9, Il lo ft. livin'« *uli dlb W. K MAKT is U nknow n NobW. W II M artindAU, II A Delicacy Known to the Andante. The raised meat plea, ao dear to tha heart of the Engllahman, aud the no lass Jallclous deep plea, made In pa» try-llned bowls, w ere.well known to Jlplclua, and he even glrea explicit Instruction» about leaving a bole In the upper crust through which the ■teem may eacape. Jonco, J. M. OoVaufban. J E McNatt, J. II. McNatL J. H. M ail Order Concerní Because— (illos. N. B. . MeNatl. J. H How ard I’orki McNatt, J. H B id Both Ways. “A man should not seek an election to the aenate with n view to making A*l*y, A W_ money." "No," replied Benetor Bor M c N a tt, J. H ghum, “and; on the other hand, be'U be criticised Just the aerne If be so McNatt, J. H cumulates money with e view to get ting Into the senate.” Food After the Flood. filloa, N. B. Every morlng thing that llvetb shall be food for you; ea the green herb heva 1 given you all. But fleah with the Ufa thereof, which la tha blood McNatt. J. H— thereof, shall ye not e a t—Ueneale Unknown _____ I*mrry, Barkalow tsjM. Therefore Combine Against the Qenlus. When e true genlua appear* In tha world, you may know him by thla sign, that the dunce* ere all In coofedaracy against him.— Bwlit gra read by the because it gir t* new» o l abeorbin« lf>teroet. People no long«f go looking about 'of thing* they want—^they go to their new»p«P«f t o t Information u w where auch thin«» be found. ThW metbtxi f‘ tree time and troublet you want to bring your ware* to fha ■***•*■ don of thb oommunky, our ndverdkin« colttfnn* Adrertisel oftwH) Recipe for Happier World. If PtdPl* thought leas about tbelr own dlgeaUona end more about the welfar* of other people It would be a healthier and a happier world. T ie local b id U yean. AB ywe end da kto evali veer« l i d q| outeecL Ae adrMWaaWMW* io iki* p*a«C □□□□□O P Epitaph Worth Striving For. Hla heart waa aa great aa the world, gut there waa no room In It to hbld (ha mgoorjr of a wrong.—Emgrwa. ■ H �P u b lish e d S o m l-W e o k ly — T u e sday and F r id a y —. — ¿• .-r-.o*». S A N FO R D H E R A L D / /V Number 71 S A N i ’X J R D — L ile BA N PO RD , NEWS OF THE WORLD _____________ OBSERVE M O TH ERS' DAY • F L O R ID A , ib W orth L iv in g P R ID A Y , M A Y 1 0 , 1 B 1 1 THE OFFICIAL RETURNS N eil Sunday The Nation Will Honor Items o f Interest Gleaned fro m ^ Mother. State Comm ittee Meets to Can­ From all indications, Mothers' day Various Sources vass The Vote will I * more largely observed this year in Sanford than it has b««-n during the h a p p e n in g s d i r i n g t h e w e e k past few years sin«- the custom was RESULTS 0E THE M RST PRIMARY adopted. With its U-autiful sentiment Mere the Reader» Will rind a Brief and its earnest appeal, the response will Historical Spring Mowing not Is- wanting and next Sunday, May Milton Will be In Race With Trammell Tor Hurried Readers 12, which will be tht- day this year, For Governor—Other He the emblem of the occasion, a white turns Are Given Emmet Wilson, the brilliant young carnation or u white flower, will Ik- worn lawyer of Pensacola, leads both Con­ The official canva.su of the votes cast by hundreds of men, women and children gressman Mayes and Senator Flournoy in the first primary waa made by the In this city. for the nominaUon In the Third district The occasion irf one at which the mem­ state committee at Jacksonville, yester­ He will have to run the race over, how­ ory of the mothers departed and the day and while only a few offices were in ever, with Mr. Mayes, honor and glory of tho mothers living doubt the official returns were awaited W. A. Russell, editor of the Palotka find their particular expression—a day with interest by the voters of the state. News, and Ion L. Farris, the Jackson­ especially set apart as one of reverence The matter of the runner-up in the race ville lawyer, áre In the "come back” for the liest friend on earth that come for Governor has been in doubt and the class politically, both having been nom­ to everyone. Mothers honored by their official count puts Milton in the second inated for the Legislature in the recent children, old or young, inturn paying place with Trammell instead of Gibbons. For ('ongreNsnian-at-Large Claude primaries after having been defeated two the same loving sentiment to their moth­ years ago. Jacksonville is to have a new moving picture theatre which will In» known as the Prince Theatre. A feature of tluncw theatre will be a ladies’ waiting room - and rati ring room, yllhjt rna'uj^j^ten anee. The new poetoffWe in St. Cloud is now open to the public. It is fitted with 588 combination keyless boxes and 200 regu­ lar lioxre. Ths citizens are very- proud of it. A big fruit and pecan nursery is to lalocated at Lynn Haven. Several north­ ern gentlemen are at the head of this project. News comes from Tallahassee that a concern has made a proposition to locate a large industrial plant there which would employ aliout 200 men. A committee ha* ticen appointed to investigate this matter. The machinery for the now ice plant in Ijike Hutler has arrived and is Ikmrig installed. i From all indications it will Im- but little more than a year when the dream of the centuries will be realized in a waterway ready for the passage of slujis arrosa the. Isthmus of Panama,'' said Senator Mile« Poindexter, of Washington, in the course of an interview today on the Panama toll question. Gen. Bcnnet II. Young, of Louisville, commander of the department of Tenn.-ssee, was elected commander-in-chief "f the United Confederate Veterans •it Macon yesterday. HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT A L L . A H O I N U . U M ID A __ Exercise« will Commence Next Monday With Music Recital The General News of The Land The commencement exercise« of thtof Flowers. Sanford High School will commence next Monday night with the recital given by Mrs. Munson's pupils. CULLED LR0M THE STATE PR ESS The recital will Ik- held at the Audito­ rium os will all of the exercises. The re­ An e p ito m e o f th e W eek's M o st Imcital will iK'gin ut 8:15 o'clock. p o r to n i H appenings In the On Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock the S ta te 's Domain. Irving Literary and Debating Societies will present the play, "T h e Time of His Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama Life," charging an admission fee of 50 carried tho state of Mississippi In the cents. All seats reserved. On Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock Democratic presidential primaries held. tho graduating exercises of the Grammer His vote will approximate double that School will take place at the uuditorium. (Killed for Governor Woodrow Wilson, of On Wednesday afternoon at 3210 at New Jersey, hia only opponent for the the High School the class day exercise« support of this state in the national con­ vention. will delight the audience as usual. On Friday night at 8 o'clock the n-al ‘ The will of th«- late Colonel John graduation exercises will occur, an event Jacob Astor, the features of which were in which the <loe|M««t interest is always officially announced Inst night, was filed I,’Engle leads with 22,07« votes; ers. Men, in particular, have shown a aroused in the Surrogate Court for probate today. Tpnmer wound. 0.710; O'Brien. 7 .(»6 7 , strong desire in the observance of the Neat programs huv«- l*een printe«l gn Estimate« of the true value of tho estate Heacham. «.115; Martin, I,fail. Will­ day and there are many in the city who ing m detail all the exercls«-* and will be have it a.» not far from f 100,000,000. iamson, . ‘1,605. ure away from their homes, hut who nt to ull the patron» oj the school. If For Governor. Trammell, 27,111; Instructions given by Texas Demo­ will observe the day. you have not received oitl- a request to cratic county conventions to delogate^, T h o aUicns of Sanford will t » W e ^ llltun; ‘.“’¡j0^ 1(UtU): (:illbo,ulii.()»30G^ .Prof. Petkim will iirnr|^ it for you. ,. choseir^PtW statu convention assures _____ _ DTo. . «i.,. a^ONiufe Interest in the oluu-rvance of For Stale Treasurer Liming 22,988; a state delegation to the Baltimore con­ W IIJ. HAVE GOVERNM ENT the day, each to honor the best mother ■Juin». L2.731; _G finer, 10,081. vention instructed to cast the vote o£ BUILDING who ever lived, his or her own mother Holluwa; y. 19.517 . Shellts , 21.01«; ReW Texas for the nomination of Gov. WoodN'i'ws m ines to T h e Herald t h a t »«line The natural means of expression for Hn llow a;« 19.5 17 S (lents 211.01«; row Wilioin of New Jersey-as the presitune in the very n«-ar future San fo ril will Mothers' day, from its inception, hits Ro VK'II. 11,397. dcntiul nominee returns from 176 out huv«- a very fine government building. taken the form of (lowers and from an » ninni issli.ncr «»Í K¿rie hiliurc of tl^ 2’5<> countiisi in the state giving MI«-Rae tie that will I m .in ornament to th«' city oltM-lire and sunjili- tu-ginning only « few J.S »** Í i »oriii.ui, 1H . the New J itk«') executive 328 5-6 in»nd on*' of whn h e v e r) . itiren m ay years |«u.-t. the idea of giving just one i ungr«•hn Srrontl |)|Hlirii 1 struetc«! voiyn in tin- Mat*' meeting, sixt lark. well Im' jiroud This will Im' giMwl news day in each year to honor and comment HI. 243. Hilburn. 7.193. llurr, 6.7 •«•» le*n in «'xri-r» ->f the nuinlier necessary to tile |M'op|«> who have wullte<l .« few orate the mother,_who, in early years of 1■Hr 1''resident 1 t<> control S Under wo«n1 fin«' l-'illilmg'i to glare our <uty her children, gave them her lender cure 1.t li i W ll.-MIII, 2o, 1*2 Furilier evidence thut Floyd Allen and love, has assumed the proportions of t 'hui riti a li W. H. Pricey of the S t a t e Presbyterian ( hurch wore bullet proof protection in the Ilillsa national holiday and the beautiful cits 1 ». niocrii ti«' Fxeeutiv«- (' «uiimitti»' lias Rev .1 F McK in non will |>reu«-h st viII«* «'«uirt whi'ii the shiHiting u(i of the tom of Mothers duy is receiving the aj* lib-•1 In» r«'«ighiit ion » i t h 11 W Fiah«T, the Presbyterian «loiri'h next S a b b ath I'ourt l«M«k jilarr March 14 was brought probation and sup|Hirt of ull th«««' who All ar«- * •>r«lllaly nl DélaiKid, tu tak«' mu n«»liat«' «l'rt.Wt. morning anil evening out during the trml of Allen for the murhave come to kijow about it. In schools thereh> causing oonsleriiation ainong invited to attend the «e|V|«'ei. der of Prosecutor William M. Foster. and churches and even organizations thè memlM-rs of thè ruminiti«-«' whu (im'I Several witness«-* testified that shots there will I m - em-feises jiurticularly ar­ M l) Recital limi his action i» unwi.w ,«t thè pr--wn( wen- find by mt-mlM-r* of the Allen clan ranged for the «lay . I In- comment «'inenl ,»emM-> will tinte, inaNimirh a* hi* t-'rm ->( nllii-e before court ««Hirer» und others returned The olsw-rvanee of Mothers’ day ong iH'gm next Monilat « vi iung. May Lltb, wnuht expire imiiu'ihately »Iter ih«- w The commonwealth continued to pro mated live years ago in the city of mul primary Mr Fishi-r state<| thut, with a fi-filaj by tlie jnano pupil.» of M e • luce witnrmra by w ho««' («'Stimony the I’hiladelphiu, the senUineirt emanating althuugh Ile was artm g io lh<- place Fannie Meinbruige Munson, in tin' Au­ prosecution ho|>ra to «Ntuiiliah the fact from Mis« A'ririu Jarvis, who, in visiting of Mr Prie«- at thè preseti! nu-«,tmg li«' ditorium of tin- Sanforil Hlgli School. the grave of her mother, as had l«s-n her wuiild refusi- tu acrept thè punitolo inaile Mr U < lay Inman of Rollins t ollege, that a conspiracy hud la-en formed by the Allens to sh«M«t tiieir <vay out of custom at leust once each year, ron- v.«' .mi WintiT Park, iiantoiie. will »mg on this « ’«•urt in deliancv of th«- law ihould Hoyd i-eived the idea that u general oliservanc«program Allen Ik- rentenot-d. of this custom and its attendant thoughts ( I l Y COUNCIL M U I S by every man. woman and child on n given date would I k - n £-nutiful tribute to motherhood. She made her plans known, enlisting the aid of prominent |K-oj>le of religious and social organizations and of the prxus through-iut tlie country, and as a result the celebration has steadily advam-ed un til, to date, its observance is almost gen era! and is rapidly advancing. In nearly all of the churches of the city there will Im- s|>eoial services held, with w^mons and musical programs apjiriate of the day. Mil.BURN WILL SPEAK HERE Hon. S. J . Hilburn, candidate for Con­ grua will address the people of Sanford next Tuesday evening at eight o’clock, at the Grand Stand on Magnolin avenue, in front o f Tho Herald office. Mr. Hilhurn is in the Second Primary and will run it out with Frank Clark, ami FIRST M ETH O D IST « 1 1 1 ID H the campaign promises some exriioment. Come out and hear Mr. Hilburn S-indnv will tie "M other's Day " There whether you favor hia candidacy or not Mill he Special Services All are invited to attend and wear "The Time of Ills Life’’ The Literary Society of the Sanford either some white flower, or the favorite High School will give their annual play flower of M O TH ER. Programme Tuesday evening in the Auditoriurp of Eleven A. M. . the Sanford High School. The young jieople who will take the different parts Organ Voluntary of tho play have been doing good work Song. "M y mother's Bible." at their practice« and are prepared to Prayer. Reading "About Your M other." present “The Time of His Life" for the Announcements and Offering. pleasure of thdr audience In first class Song, "T h e PronHue Made ' to stye. Every patron* and friend of the school should make it t point to l>o M other." Sermon, "T h e Influence of Mother's present Tuesday evening. In no better way than by their appreciative pres­ Ixyve.” Song. “ My Mother’s Prayer." ence can the parents and ci tire ns of the town encourage these young actors In the Benediction. good work they are trying to do for their Sunday evening there will lie the school library and thdr efforts for self regular aervicra in this church. The improvement. They should be greeted subject for the Evening Sermon will with a full house, and the people of San­ I hi “Sanford's Greatest Sin." ford should see that they have one. PICNIC AT OVKIDO At the opening of the new bunk at Ovddo nest Wednesday tho public spirited people o( that dty will have a big calibration and all the people fur milea around have been invited to go to Oveldo and enjoy the day. We have 'not Jegmed the kind of refreshments that will be served but look to B. G. Smith and E . A. Douglass to have plenty o f red lemonade and fried chicken. There will be a great big crowd present L^-'for Ovddo .has U»4 ñama of being one of the moat 'hospitable little dties in Orange county and that ia aaylng some­ thing. Prominent speakers have been invited'among them Hon. Frank Clark, & J. Hilburn, Park Trammell and other*. Velum* IV Took Sanford's Goat Sure, we knew all tho time they could do it. The merry tune was 7-2, with Sanford hung on the small end. Kissimmee captured the celery picker’s goat last Friday, hide. hair, hoof and horns, and we propose to hang on to it. The good part of it was the fact that Huzza pitched. He lost three hard luck games to the truckers, games In which he pitched rings around hi* opponents, and every one was glad hs was on the grflund when nanny was taken in. All the boys helped by timely hitting and tho team played like professionals. Work ia progressing on the new ball park here, and some games may be ex­ pected within the next ten dsy».—Kiaairnmee Gazette. Reports of Officials und Several Im portant Ordinances Passed City council met in regular session M ay 7th at 7 :3 0 p. m. Priso-nt, T J Miller, pri-siilent. M Herndon W S Hand I >«*« f " \ . If W II I n«l«T vui.nl 1 I. Uuiiilruf! tin hint linn-ting r«'.«d and approvcvl. Moved and seconded that the com­ plaints of Mr. A. Robbins, and others re gurding switching of tho A. C. L. Ry., etc , Im- referris! to the Mayor. Carried. An invitation was r«s'«-ivi*d inviting the rii) council to Ik- represented at a meeting of the Men and Religion For war«l Movement to Im- held ut th«' Mi* sonic Hull Mu> 12th Movml and sec undiHl that Mi*)«>r S|iencor and Al«l*-r man Herndon Ik- ap|H>iiit<-<l to nerve on that committee Currie«). Several u|«p!irutions iLsking ap|K>inlments in the fire department were re reived, and on motion action was defer­ red until next meeting. The rejKirt of the treasurer. city clerk, chief of |>olire and sunitar) inspector were read and ordered filed Moved and seconded that the rules lawaived and the following ordinances be place«l on their second reading by title only: An ordinance entitled an ordinance regulating electrical wiring and uppuratus in the city of Sanford, und confer­ ring certain jKiwers on the city council thereto. An ordinance entitled an ordinance regulating the construction of r«Kifs, chirn ordinance An ordinance entitled an ordinance regulating the construction of roofs, chimneys, fire places and Hues, and pro­ viding certain limits therefor. An ordinance entitled an ordinance re­ lating to the rules of the road for the use of vehicles on the street. An ordinance entitled an ordinuno* relating to automibilcs. Carried. They were then read by title and passed their second reading. Moved and seconded that the bdls as signed by the president andtf [»proved by the finance committee be pain. Carrird Moved *n«l seconded that council ad joum. Carried. M. W. LOVELL, M «nut«-» "I CUrk. General admission fr«s' S e a ls run he reserved for a .small sum at .Maxwell's. C.migiit u large fish ATTENDING THE MEDICAL A8SO. CIATION Dr J T l tentón luui return«*! from tii«' mis-ting of tlie Suite Medical AasoHarry W i I m iii riiml«- n t r e m e n d o u s c a s t ciHtinii. ui Tamjia. This was the 39th w ith ii d o w n ja c k lin it o lid l i i s l c m l ill till \ mi umI i 'miv«'iition, an d wus well atU-ndt in g (lie w n Ii*i lu l I n k \ M iiglm in ilic •-I tin t«' »M'lng .il-uut 75 members pnwent. lir m l, (In - liiH iks g o in g ilir'M ig n it««- I im I unit Th«- tin .Ii.-.«•* I,.*«i a giMxI time and were i n t o Ills In*«« <1 I lie h o o k s lu u l to I k - « ill »«■II ir.'aUii by tin- h<wtpitable Tampa o u t w ith js H ik c t k i u f r m t h e h ii m t s o f IH . folks. l»r. Denton was the only Sanford Claude Howard and Jack k e p t riglit on Physiriun to attend. rowing t l i e b u n t, b u t Hurry n e v e r n iiid r ■mother cast. Hr w ill p r a c t i c e u|i sonic CHARITY ORGANIZATION MEETING Indications (Kiint to a widely represmore in t l i e h a c k yiinl l«e(or«- t ic t a k e s enlative meeting tu-xt Sunday afternoon J a c k o u t iig iiln in ilu- interest of charity organisation Ananias M iiu W a s Util fur I !»• city nl Sanford. The immediate I lie Ananias Chib had their lirsl oiling in-»-«I ««( »ui'li organized work is generally til the season yrstenluy ami Imil n v«'«y ai'i'jitiNl H o w to accomplish tiio d c s enjoyat«l«' lillir. hut III«' tislilii^ wo* wf> iriil rc«ult« will Ih- the chief problem of p«xir They caught enough (or dinner the ronfrrnre. It is specially des­ olid had them cooketi n In Cafe Elilcr and irable that all the church, benevolent enjoyed (lie ouling very much In tlie and fruternul mu^iwts of the dty shall party were J . K. Mcttmger. Frank Wood- be represented. The meeting Is called raff. 1’. M. Elder, W It. Williams. l>r. for « o'clock next Sunday afternoon at Housholdcr, l>r. Mason. K. J Holly and Hu- Masonic Hull. N. It. Garner, rim club cxp«*cis to go Aid the Flood Sufferers «igulii when the wutcr is low The ladies of the W. C. T. U. of San­ ford have received an uppcal for assist­ W eather Report Northwest portion sliowrrs tonight or ance for the flood sufferers of Mississippi, Saturday. East and south jsirtions fair l/ouisiunu, Tennessee and Arkansas, and nre now making up several boxes of tonight, Saturday showers second bund clotliing to be sent to the CIRCLE ENTERTAINED FRIENDS Governors of these states for distribu­ The Iaidu-s of the Woodmen Circle tion Every one in Sanford desiring to received their friends at Eagles Hull, assist in this relief work by contributing Wednesday afternoon from three to either clotliing, groceries or money will four thirty. kindly leave their contributions at tho Music by one of the guest« was highly residence of Rev. G. B. Waldron before appreciated by all present. May 15th, on which date the boxes will A pajM-r wa* read by one of the be forwarded. mem lien* giving an account of the growth MRS. GEO. FOX. Jr, of tlie order during the past thirteen Corresponding Secretary. year» which waa interesting to both H O S P IT A L N O T E S. members and applicants for member­ Mn*. A. Moses departed Tuesday for ship. Refreshments wen- serve«l by the her home in N. Y . Before leaving sho Committee, then good-byes were said turned over to the Sanford Hospital and all wended their homeward way». Association a very accvptiblo check. At a meeting of the Trustors of the Fancy W o rk C ircle The Fancy Work Circle was entertained Sanford Hospital Association held May by Mrs J J . I’urdon Wednesday after­ 9 , 1 9 1 2 , It w a s unanimously voted to noon. The lollies enjoyed their pretty extend to Mrs. Muere the sincere thanks fancy work nod n pleasant social after­ of the Association for her successful noon K|wmt together, while regretting that several of their members were un­ efforts in raising money tor tiis Hos­ Mrs. Roumlletts and able to lye present. Delicious fruit sher pital Fund. bet. Nabisco» ami wafers were served W. T . Field« w re elected delegate for Mrs Purdon's guests were Mrs. Esterby the Men and Religion Forward Move­ Mrs. W. H. Milieer, Mrs. W. T. Johns, Mrs' ment. H. H. Hill. W liile lin liin g o n tlc lu ir _ « l o i k e > i '* l e n l « i ) i * ■J ■ . - •— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 07, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f7e41e182a5b684c7269572c8e8e56b9.pdf 99607c5ff93bfd343601dac4f8c5a24c PDF Text Text THE SANfORDIMERALO Impossible to Im iuto Opal. ilo M u n o s i Jewel» the opal doflee Um ingenuity of the Imitator. It owe» tta charm not ao much to Ita own IntxtoMo merit» ai to the aplendor of the rain of light that It reflect*. It 1» the chameleon of »tone». Pliny, writing 1«*I* rear» ago. remarked that It "die playa at once the piercing fire of oerfcaaeJe», the purple brilliancy of amothyata and the aea green of emer­ ald»,'the whole blended together nod refulgent with a hrlghtneas that la quite Incredible.” ixx n , au io H c«to7 W » - . ------------ Prvvatt, 1- U.. Hrira - IS !S Î:K !ï 3 a s K S MuaarlwhiU A Howard Crowell, Mr*. U . Ç.— Provati, Mr». J. M. — 1M m ! fWniord CMacy K j t i -------IxH 99. San funi CwMcy I*»1** - —--------- — IS 1 « :ä S K !!2 S --:“ : \Z IS: w ï d ‘ S K { * £ - - tyo» 118, Hanford CMmy M u ---------------- M cU ln . J. T.. cl »I- Pravatt, Mr*. J. M-----Provati, Mro. J. M------ lx* Ito) W a r d C*bry D dta----------- I i m Sanford 1 *UrY iM U — . — — | ; u oJ lot 103 and 108, Sanford l'* U o W l{ of WH Ï03 and ÍÓA Sanfiñd CaWry KM al m U atd n«M of w*M. Sanford Vaughn g C am m a ol K m rjf, C. A.__1__ bw M ef no><. Sanford O vorotroot, B. l . . _ Vaughn, Alia------- Farewell A In* Sweoey. Margarot — When Every Men Wee an Enemy. Daring the medieval period doora ware'»mall and narrow, ao that only one person could paaa through at a time, owing to the unlveraal need for protection agalmt attack. Tor thla name reaaon doorwnya were aom» time* aet In a receaa, commanded by opening» through which arrow* could be ahot Tha door» thamaelvaa war* oonatructed In on* pleo* and not di­ vided from the oentar, and warq feetenad by atrong oak bara, which could be drawn acroaa from on* aid* to tha other. < Philosophy of Health. Thla phlloaopby of health may be gummed up In three word»: "Work# weak and pray.” The greatest blesaIng that man enjoy*—aa la realised— la hla ability and opportunity to work. Habit* of persons! cleanliness elevate and civilise man. The firm bolding of a faith that urgea man to pray bullda character and forma bablta that lead hUa to high placet of thought and an- Blum, Prod------ 1-— Provati. 1. M . Hrlro Pro«. EpU., Church Sa under*, J., Ilrtr* _ — BM Muaaeiwhita A Howard Saundrr*. C. A .— .—— Sounder*. C. A-----------Pierre A Sounder*------ 1‘attuhall, H. H-------cDunla, fl. Nlion, Unknown___ Jorwl-. W. W Jacob», W. W N lion, J. W. Unknown IIugher, J. II. tx>U S and 3, block D , Chuluot* I x>(n 4 ,t and B, block U , Chuluotn LcAm 1 and S. block F , (,'huluota---- Unknown Unknown ¿JL 'tissz♦ JT Unknown. •* "6 Unknown Natural Daath Intarvened. A woman's natural death In the act of trying to hang beraelf formed the subject of an Inquoat at ‘Liverpool, England, recently. Uarab Btefford, thirty-«!*, widow o[ a chip laborer, waa found banging tu her bedroom by a belt attached to the rail of the bed, but It waa established by medical evi­ dence that ab« died from heart fail­ ure before the could actually commit aulcide. P a p e r B ox I n d u s t r y L a r g e . Packard la n d Co. Mecca Itoauaecarta »H *f - I mIm 22 to 29, Mecca Hammock Williams. Fred T. Howard Packard la n d 4*0. Williama, Knd T. Mlnnua, Suo I. Taylor, W. U N Ileon, J W Il0.1 fea, I. I. UooU.J. K. Unknown Nt*aon, J. W llow rard-l'ackard l a n d C o Howard-Parkanl lan d Co Howard-Parkard la m i Co. Botbarnijr, A. M. t'arraway, Mr<¡. NUaon A Pari ln McNatt. J II Keiler, M P line ol Y o n p (¡ra n i lid Un» I Í . 6S cha, I 12.13 rh a to beg Paper box making, one of the new but Very Important Industrie* of this country, baa made Ita greatest prog rasa during the la*t half ceulury. aud particularly within the last twenty Unknown year a, after modern machinery bad boon Introduced. ’ The bualucss Nut assumed wonderful proportions In New Yofh city, whero the capital Inreelment aiceeds 15,000,000 W h#n C le a n in g 7 OrSASS fgElly fMDUlfle Lot* IgTTe and IS, block c. via* Mill. EM of *#)4 and a*!| of *w,*gSly of iw' loI na|* of *ej{ Sw'4 of nwW of BWM ........... Nw.l« of n*‘| (Wm &a In nw cor) Sr<t of n»(i . 81) of —', uf ne and nr *. of ** 1. N'l. of «»‘i ol nw'j of nw)« and *M ol nw>« of nwl| . __ 8 JOa o| *w)i (I*** ■ 8 a of »Ml Wl) of n*j ol n!j ol *wl« Htu a ol nM °f *w!4 (Uia *M “I »'i ■>! ne>i ol twij) ................ Ileg 31 <0 ch» a and 27.48 ch* w ol ne rui ■i a point on >l«iry ol land wild lu Vk < Jacobs, run a 16«, • 4 eha, a 44°, » 1 ch. » 74°. e S cha. n 37°. • 5>4 cha, • I ck. a 20)4 cha to lake »Sore thenre along »hore, • 50°, » IS eha, • *»». » 2.no rha, n 14*. w 6.43 ch» n 20*. w 4)j rh*. n IS*, wcl ha, n 6“. * o ch», n IV”. w 1 70 Hoberta, U E. Ilugkea, J. lit l>r»w A Cunoley Unknown llccorded I« pUl bwwk II. *•«» « county rrcwrda. __ e lino of r 11.36 rha. a 12.32 llod gea, 1 , 1 . » W. E Cuniilnfham, li. T. ab d i», recorded In )8, Oranfe count» F u r n itu r e . When cleaning, upholstered furni­ ture It Is oftsn either Impossible or Inconvenient to move It outdoors. In such a case place a damp cloth over the piece of furniture and then heat It. changing tbs cloth several time* during the process The dust will ad here to the doth and will no! rise la the room.—Buburban Ufa. F i o l « , tir» . M K. M cCheuney, Mr* H Nwl, of aa-U Ileo» 2M a In si. In nw c Ely of an >4 of w ’4 and o'y of iwlt aw'* ol no*4 Prlco Mirre, of l a i . I'harm. roccdcd p ia i hook roearda. U. p a f r J*. O r a n f e ram Ixd 7, block A. 1a k a C harm l-ot 12, block A. U k o C harm Child’* Costly Plaything. A alx-yearold Edinburgh (Bcotland) 1st», Edw child has bad a rare ■privilege for a day or tw o of banging about a |50U AsWy. Mrs K. I1 diamond studded watch aa a plaything. He found It In the street, and nalther hla fathar nor hi* mother dfeamed of A iW y, Mr» K I' Unknown Ita value till they u w an advert!«» Unknown I 'o o k A uto (Hi. _ inent for Its recovery. Unknown —SwWofnwM......................... —- • . Jiwji of n«X________________ .1 _H Hi e of aw)i of nwM --------- . *•] W. P. I.eo.lll’a oub iU».. «ari of 1' Kccwrdod lo pial book I), MS* Orango count; rretard*. Usta 4. 7, H. 9, Il lo ft. livin'« *uli dlb W. K M A K T i s NobW. W II M artindAU, II A D elicacy K nown t o t h e A n d a n t e . The raised meat plea, ao dear to tha heart of the Engllahman, aud the no lass Jallclous deep plea, made In pa» try-llned bowls, w ere.w ell known to Jlplclua, and he even glrea explicit Instruction» about leaving a bole In the upper crust through which the ■teem may eacape. Jonco, J. M. OoVaufban. J E McNatt, J. II. McNatL J. H. Mail Order Concerní Because— (illos. N. B. . MeNatl. J. H H ow ard I’orki McNatt, J. H Bid Both Ways. “A man should not seek an election to the aenate with n view to making A*l*y, A W_ money." "No," replied Benetor Bor M cN att, J. H ghum, “and; on the other hand, be'U be criticised Just the aerne If be s o M c N a tt, J . H cumulates money with e view to get ting Into the senate.” Food After the Flood. filloa, N. B. Every morlng thing that llvetb shall be food for you; ea the green herb heva 1 given you all. But fleah with the Ufa thereof, which la tha blood McNatt. J. H— thereof, shall ye not eat—Ueneale Unknown _____ I*mrry, Barkalow tsjM. Therefore Combine Against the Qenlus. When e true genlua appear* In tha world, you may know him by thla sign, that the dunce* ere all In coofedaracy against him.—Bw lit gra read by the because it girt* new» ol abeorbin« lf>teroet. People no long«f go looking about 'of thing* they want—^they go to their new»p«P«f to t Information u w where auch thin«» be found. ThW metbtxi f‘ tree time and troublet you want to bring your ware* to fha ■***•*■ don of thb oommunky, our ndverdkin« colttfnn* A drertise l oftwH) Recipe for Happier World. If PtdPl* thought leas about tbelr own dlgeaUona end more about the welfar* of other people It would be a healthier and a happier world. Tie local bid U yean. AB ywe end da kto evali veer« l i d q| outeecL Ae adrMWaaWMW* io iki* p*a«C □□□□□O P Epitaph Worth Striving For. H l a h e a r t w aa a a g r e a t a a t h e w o r l d , g u t t h e r e w a a n o r o o m In It to h b l d (ha m g o o rjr of a w ro n g .— E m g r w a . ■ H �P u b lis h e d S o m l-W e o k ly — T u e sd a y and F r id a y —. — ¿•.-r-.o*». S A N FO R D H E R A L D / /V S A N i’XJR D — L ile Num ber 71 NEWS OF_____________ THE • WORLD BANPO RD , OBSERVE M O T H E R S ' DAY F LO R ID A , ib Worth L iv in g P R IDAY, M AY 10, 1B11 THE OFFICIAL RETURNS H IGH SCH O O L C O M M EN C EM EN T N e il Sunday The N ation Will Honor Exercise« will Commence Next Monday Item s o f In te re s t Gleaned fro m ^ M other. With Music Recital State Comm ittee Meets to Can­ From all indications, M others' day Various Sources The com m encem ent exercise« of thtvass The Vote will I* more largely observed this year Sanford High School will commence in Sanford than it has b««-n during the next M onday night with the recital given h a p p e n in g s d i r i n g the w eek past few years sin«- the custom was RESULTS 0E THE MRST PRIMARY by Mrs. M unson's pupils. adopted. W ith its U-autiful sentim ent The recital will Ik- held a t th e A udito­ Mere the Reader» Will rind a Brief and its earnest appeal, the response will rium os will all of the exercises. The re­ Historical Spring Mowing not Is- w anting and next Sunday, M ay M ilton Will be In Race W ith Tram m ell cital will iK'gin ut 8:15 o'clock. Tor Hurried Readers 12, which will be tht- day this year, F o r G o v ern o r—O th er He On T uesday evening at 8 o ’clock the the emblem of the occasion, a white tu rn s Are Given Irving Literary and D ebating Societies Emmet Wilson, the brilliant young carnation or u white flower, will Ik- worn will present the play, "T h e T im e of His lawyer of Pensacola, leads both C on­ T he official canva.su of the votes cast by hundreds of men, women and children Life," charging an admission fee of 50 gressman Mayes and Senator Flournoy in the first primary waa made by the In this city. cents. All seats reserved. for the nominaUon In the Third district T he occasion irf one a t which the m em ­ state com m ittee at Jacksonville, yester­ On W ednesday morning at 9 o'clock He will have to run the race over, how­ ory of the m others departed and the day and while only a few offices were in tho graduating exercises o f the G ram m er ever, with Mr. Mayes, honor and glory of tho m others living doubt the official returns were aw aited School will take place a t the uuditorium . W. A. Russell, editor of the Palotka find their particular expression—a day with interest by the voters of the state. On W ednesday afternoon a t 3210 at News, and Ion L. Farris, the Jackson­ especially set ap art as one of reverence T he m atter of the runner-up in the race the High School the class day exercise« ville lawyer, áre In the "come b ack ” for the liest friend on earth th at come for G overnor has been in doubt and the will delight the audience as usual. class politically, both having been nom ­ to everyone. M others honored by their official count puts M ilton in the second On F riday night at 8 o'clock the n-al inated for the Legislature in th e recent children, old or young, in tu rn paying place with Tram m ell instead of Gibbons. graduation exercises will occur, an event For ('ongreNsnian-at-Large C laude primaries after having been defeated tw o the same loving sentim ent to their m oth­ in which the <loe|M««t interest is always I,’Engle leads with 22,07« votes; ers. Men, in particular, have shown a years ago. aroused Tpnm er wound. 0.710; O'Brien. 7.(»67, Neat program s huv«- l*een printe«l gn Jacksonville is to have a new m oving strong desire in the observance of the Heacham. «.115; M artin, I,fail. Will­ day and there are m any in the city who ing m detail all the exercls«-* and will be picture theatre which will In» known as iamson, .‘1,605. ure away from their homes, hut who nt to ull the patron» oj the school. If the Prince Theatre. A featu re of tluFor Governor. Tram m ell, 27,111; will observe the day. you have not received oitl- a request to nc w theatre will be a ladies’ waiting room Tho a U ic n s o f Sanford will t» W e ^ llltun; ‘.“ ’¡j0^ 1(UtU): (:i llbo,uli i . ()»30G^ .Prof. P e tk im will i i r n r |^ it for y ou. ,. - and rati ring room, y llh jt rn a'u j^ j^ ten _____ _ of DTo. . «i.,. a^ONiufe Interest in th e oluu-rvance anee. For S tale T reasurer Liming 22,988; W IIJ. HAVE G O V E R N M E N T the day, each to honor the best m other ■Juin». L2.731; _ G finer, 10,081. The new poetoffWe in St. C loud is now who ever lived, his or her own m other BUILDING H o llu w a ; y. 1 9 .5 1 7 . S h e llts , 2 1 .0 1 « ; R e W open to th e public. It is fitted with 588 T he natural means of expression for N'i'ws m ines to The Herald th a t »«line H n l l o w a ;« 1 9 .5 17 S ( le n t s 211 .0 1 « ; com bination keyless boxes and 200 regu­ M others' day, from its inception, hits tune in the very n«-ar future Sanforil will lar lioxre. T h s citizens are very- proud taken the form of (lowers and from an R o V K 'II. 1 1 , 3 9 7 . huv«- a very fine governm ent building. » n i n n i i s s l i . n c r «»Í K ¿ r i e hi l i u r c M I«- R a e tie that will Im- .in ornam ent to th«' city of it. oltM-lire and sunjili- tu-ginning only « few J.S »** Í i » o r iii. u i, 1H . »nd on*' of whn h ever) . itiren m ay A big fruit and pecan nursery is to la- years |«u.-t. the idea of giving just one i u n g r « • hn S r r o n t l |) |H l i r i i 1 t la r k . well I m' jiroud This will Im' giMwl news day in each year to honor and comment located at Lynn H aven. Several n o rth ­ H I. 2 4 3 . H il b u r n . 7 .1 9 3 . l l u r r , 6 .7 • «•» to tile |M'op|«> who have wullte<l .« few orate the mother,_who, in early years of ern gentlem en are at th e head of this 1■Hr 1'' r e s i d e n t 1 S U n d e r w o «n 1 fin«' l-'illilmg'i to glare our <uty her children, gave them her lender cure project. 1.t l i i W ll.-M III, 2 o , 1 * 2 and love, has assumed the proportions of News comes from T allahassee th a t a t ' h u i r i t i a l i W . H. P r i c e y o f t h e S t a t e Presbyterian ( hurch concern has m ade a proposition to locate a national holiday and the beautiful cits 1 ». n i o c r i i ti« ' F x e e u t i v « - ( ' « u i i m i t t i » ' lia s Rev .1 F M cKinnon will |>reu«-h st a large industrial plant there which would tom of M others duy is receiving the aj* l i b - • 1 In » r « '« i g h i i t i o n » i t h 11 W F ia h « T , the Presbyterian «loiri'h next Sabbath employ aliout 200 men. A com m ittee probation and sup|Hirt of ull th«««' who n l D é l a i K id , t u t a k « ' m u n « » lia t« ' «l'r t . W t . morning anil evening All ar«- *•>r«lllaly ha* ticen appointed to in v estig ate this have come to kijow about it. In schools thereh> causing oonsleriiation ainong invited to atte n d the «e|V|«'ei. and churches and even organizations matter. thè memlM-rs of thè ruminiti«-«' whu (im'I there will I m- em-feises jiurticularly a r­ M l) Recital limi his action i» unwi.w ,«t thè pr--wn( The m achinery for the now ice plant ranged for the «lay . I Incomment «'inenl ,»emM-> will tinte, inaNimirh a* hi* t-'rm -> ( nllii-e in Ijike H utler has arrived and is Ikmrig The olsw-rvanee of M others’ day ong iH'gm next Monilat « vi iung. May Lltb, wnuht expire imiiu'ihately »Iter ih«w installed. m ated live years ago in the city of with a fi-filaj by tlie jnano pupil.» of M e mul primary Mr Fishi-r state<| thut, i From all indications it will Im- but I’hiladelphiu, the senUineirt em anating Fannie M einbruige Munson, in tin' Au­ little more th an a year when the dream from Mis« A'ririu Jarvis, who, in visiting althuugh Ile w as artm g io lh<- place ditorium of tin- Sanforil Hlgli School. of Mr Prie«at thè preseti! nu-«,tm g li«' of the centuries will be realized in a the grave of her m other, as had l«s-n her wuiild refusi- tu acrept thè punitolo inaile Mr U < lay Inm an of Rollins t ollege, waterway ready for the passage of slujis custom at leust once each year, ronWintiT Park, iiantoiie. will »mg on this v .«' .mi arrosa the. Isth m u s of P a n a m a ,'' said i-eived the idea th at u general oliservanc«program Senator Mile« Poindexter, of W ashington, of this custom and its a tte n d a n t thoughts ( I l Y COUNCIL MUIS General admission fr«s' Seals run he in the course of an interview today on by every m an. woman and child on reserved for a .small sum at .Maxwell's. the Panam a toll question. n given d ate would I k - n £-nutiful R e p o rts of O fficials und Several Im p o r ta n t O rdinances P assed C.migiit u l a r g e f i s h Gen. B cnnet II. Young, of Louisville, trib u te to m otherhood. Wliile linliing on tlcluir loike >i'*lenl«i) She made her plans known, enlisting C ity council m et in regular session commander of the d ep artm en t of Tenn.-ssee, was elected com m ander-in-chief the aid of prom inent |K-oj>le of religious M ay 7th at 7:30 p. m. Priso-nt, T J Harry Wi Imiii riiml«- n trem endous cast H erndon W S with ii down jack linit olid liislcml ill till "f the U nited C onfederate Veterans and social organizations and of the prxus Miller, pri-siilent. M •it Macon yesterday. through-iut tlie country, and as a result H a n d I >«*« f " \ . If W II I n«l«T v u i.n l ting (lie wnIi*i lul In k \ Miiglm in ilic lirml, (In- liiHiks going ilir'Mign it««- IimI unit 1 I. Uuiiilruf! the celebration has steadily advam-ed un Mil.BURN WILL SPEAK H ERE M«nut«-» "I tin hint linn-ting r«'.«d and into Ills In*««<1 I lie hooks luul to Ik- «ill til, to date, its observance is almost gen Hon. S. J . H ilburn, cand id ate for C on­ out with jsHikct kiufr m the hiimts of IH. approvcvl. era! and is rapidly advancing. grua will address the people of Sanford Moved and seconded that the com ­ Claude Howard and Jack kept riglit on In nearly all of the churches of the next Tuesday evening at eight o ’clock, city there will Im- s|>eoial services held, plaints of Mr. A. Robbins, and others re rowing tlie bunt, but Hurry never niiidr at the Grand S tand on M agnolin avenue, with w^mons and musical program s ap- gurding switching of tho A. C. L. Ry., ■mother cast. Hr will practice u|i sonic in front o f T ho H erald office. Mr. etc , Im- referris! to the M ayor. Carried. more in tlie hack yiinl l«e(or«- tic takes jiriate of the day. Hilhurn is in th e Second Prim ary and An invitation was r«s'«-ivi*d inviting Jack out iigiiln will run it o u t with F rank C lark, ami the rii) council to Ik- represented at a FIRST M E T H O D IS T « 1 1 1 ID H A n a n ia s M iiu W a s Util the cam paign promises some exriiomeeting of the Men and Religion For I lie A nanias Chib had their lirsl oiling ment. Com e out and hear Mr. H ilburn S-indnv will tie " M o th e r's Day " T here war«l Movement to Im- held ut th«' Mi* til the season yrstenluy ami Imil n v«'«y whether you favor hia candidacy or not sonic Hull Mu> 12th Movml and sec Mill he Special Services enjoyat«l«' lillir. hut III«' tislilii^ wo* wf> All are invited to atten d and wear undiHl th at Mi*)«>r S|iencor and Al«l*-r p«xir They caught enough (or dinner "The Time of Ills Life’’ m an Herndon Ik- ap|H>iiit<-<l to nerve on The L iterary Society of the Sanford either so m e white flower, or the favorite olid had them cooketi n In Cafe Elilcr and that com m ittee Currie«). High School will give th eir annual play flower of M O T H E R . enjoyed (lie ouling very much In tlie Several u|«p!irutions iLsking ap|K>inlProgramme Tuesday evening in the Auditoriurp of party were J. K. Mcttmger. Frank Woodm ents in the fire departm ent were re Eleven A. M. . the Sanford High School. The young raff. 1’. M. Elder, W It. Williams. l>r. reived, and on motion action was defer­ jieople who will take the different p arts Organ V oluntary Housholdcr, l>r. Mason. K. J Holly and red until next meeting. of tho play have been doing good work Song. "M y m other's Bible." N. It. Garner, rim club cxp«*cis to go The r e jK i r t of the treasurer. city clerk, at their practice« and are prepared to Prayer. «igulii when the wutcr is low chief of |>olire and sunitar) inspector Reading "A bout Your M o th er." present “The Time of His Life" for the were read and ordered filed W e a th e r R eport Announcem ents and Offering. pleasure of th d r audience In first class Moved and seconded th at the rules laNorthwest portion sliowrrs tonight or Song, "T h e PronHue M ade ' to stye. Every patron* and friend of the waived and the following ordinances be Saturday. East and south jsirtions fair school should make it t point to l>o M other." place«l on their second reading by title tonight, Saturday showers Sermon, "T h e Influence of M other's present Tuesday evening. In no b etter only: way than by their appreciative pres­ Ixyve.” CIRCLE ENTERTAINED FRIEN D S An ordinance entitled an ordinance Song. “ My M other’s P ray er." ence can the parents and ci tire ns of the regulating electrical wiring and uppurThe Iaidu-s of the W oodmen Circle town encourage these young actors In th e Benediction. atu s in the city of Sanford, und confer­ received their friends at Eagles Hull, good work they are trying to do for their Sunday evening there will lie the school library and th d r efforts for self regular aervicra in this church. The ring certain jKiwers on the city council W ednesday afternoon from three to four th irty . improvement. They should be greeted subject for the Evening Sermon will thereto. An ordinance entitled an ordinance Music by one of the guest« was highly with a full house, and the people of S an ­ Ihi “Sanford's Greatest Sin." regulating the construction of r«Kifs, chirn appreciated by all present. ford should see that they have one. ordinance A pajM-r wa* read by one of the Took Sanford's Goat An ordinance entitled an ordinance mem lien* giving an account of the growth Sure, we knew all tho time they PICNIC AT OVKIDO regulating the construction of roofs, of tlie order during the past thirteen could do it. T he merry tune was 7-2, At the opening of the new bunk at chim neys, fire places and Hues, and pro­ year» which waa interesting to both Ovddo nest Wednesday tho public with Sanford hung on the small end. viding certain limits therefor. members and applicants for m em ber­ Kissimmee captured the celery picker’s spirited people o( that d ty will have a An ordinance entitled an ordinance re­ ship. R efreshm ents wen- serve«l by the goat last Friday, hide. hair, hoof and big calibration and all the people fur lating to the rules of the road for the use C om m ittee, then good-byes were sa id milea around have been invited to go horns, and we propose to hang on to it. of vehicles on the street. and all wended their hom ew ard way». to Oveldo and enjoy the day. We have The good part of it was the fact that An ordinance entitled an ordinuno* 'not Jegmed the kind of refreshments Huzza pitched. He lost three hard luck Fancy W ork Circle relating to autom ibilcs. Carried. that will be served but look to B. G. games to the truckers, games In which The Fancy Work Circle was entertained T hey were then read by title and Smith and E. A. Douglass to have plenty he pitched rings around hi* opponents, by Mrs J J. I’urdon W ednesday after­ passed their second reading. noon. The lollies enjoyed their pretty of red lemonade and fried chicken. and every one was glad hs was on the Moved and seconded th a t the bdls as fancy work nod n pleasant social a fte r­ There will be a great big crowd present grflund when nanny was taken in. All signed by the president an d tf [»proved by noon K|wmt together, while regretting L^-'for Ovddo .has U»4 ñama of being one the boys helped by timely hitting and the finance com m ittee be pain. C arrird that several of their members were u n ­ of the moat 'hospitable little dties in tho team played like professionals. Moved *n«l seconded th a t council ad able to lye present. Delicious fruit sher Work ia progressing on the new ball bet. Nabisco» ami wafers were served Orange county and that ia aaylng some­ Mrs Purdon's guests were Mrs. Esterby thing. Prominent speakers have been park here, and some games may be ex­ joum . Carried. M. W. LOVELL, Mrs. W. H. Milieer, Mrs. W. T. Johns, Mrs' pected within the next ten dsy».—Kiainvited'among them Hon. Frank Clark, CUrk. H. H. Hill. airnmee Gazette. & J. Hilburn, Park Trammell and other*. i * « _ Velum* IV ALL.AH O IN U.UM IDA__ The General News o f The Land of Flowers. ■J CULLED LR0M THE STATE PRESS An epitom e o f the Week's Most p o rtoni Happenings In the S tate's Domain. Im- Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama carried tho state of Mississippi In the D em ocratic presidential primaries held. His vote will approximate double th at (Killed for Governor Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey, hia only opponent for the support of this sta te in the national con­ ■ . vention. ‘ The will of th«- late Colonel John Jacob Astor, the features of which were officially announced Inst night, was filed in the Surrogate C ourt for probate today. Estim ate« of the true value of tho estate have it a.» not far from f 100,000,000. Instructions given by Texas Demo­ cratic county conventions to delogate^, c h o seir^ P tW statu convention assures a sta te delegation to the Baltim ore con­ vention instructed to cast the vote o£ Texas for the nom ination of Gov. Woodrow Wilioin of New Jersey-as the presidcntiul nominee returns from 176 out of tl^ 2’5<> countiisi in the state giving the New J itk«') executive 328 5-6 instruetc«! voiyn in tin- Mat*' meeting, sixle*n in «'xri-r» ->f the nuinlier necessary t<> control Furilier evidence thut Floyd Allen wore bullet proof protection in the Ilillsv iII«* «'«uirt whi'ii the shiHiting u(i of the I'ourt l«M«k jilarr M arch 14 was brought out during the trml of Allen for the murder of Prosecutor William M. Foster. Several witness«-* testified th at shots wen- fin d by mt-mlM-r* of the Allen clan before court ««Hirer» und others returned The com m onw ealth continued to pro •luce witnrm ra by w ho««' («'Stimony the prosecution ho|>ra to «Ntuiiliah the fact that a conspiracy hud la-en formed by the Allens to sh«M«t tiieir <vay out of «’«•urt in deliancv of th«- law ihould H oyd Allen Ik- rentenot-d. ATTENDING THE MEDICAL A8SO. CIATION Dr J T l tentón luui return«*! from tii«' mis-ting of tlie S uite Medical AasociHtinii. ui Tam jia. T h is was the 39th \ mi umI i 'miv«'iition, an d w us well atU-nd• -I tin t«' »M'lng .il-uut 75 members pnw ent. Th«- tin .Ii.-.«•* I,.*«i a giMxI time and were »«■II ir.'aUii by tin- h<wtpitable T am pa folks. l»r. D enton was the only Sanford Physiriun to atten d . CHARITY ORGANIZATION MEETING Indications (Kiint to a widely represenlative meeting tu-xt Sunday afternoon in ilu- interest of charity organisation fur I !»• city nl Sanford. The im m ediate in-»-«I ««( »ui'li organized work is generally ai'i'jitiNl How to accomplish tiio dcsiriil rc«ult« will Ih- the chief problem of the ronfrrnre. It is sp e c ia lly des­ irable that all the church, benevolent and fruternul m u^iw ts of the d ty shall be represented. T he meeting Is called for « o'clock next Sunday afternoon a t Hu- Masonic Hull. Aid the Flood Sufferers The ladies of the W. C. T. U. of San­ ford have received an uppcal for assist­ ance for the flood sufferers of Mississippi, l/ouisiunu, Tennessee and Arkansas, and nre now making up several boxes of second bund clotliing to be sent to the G overnors of these states for distribu­ tion Every one in Sanford desiring to assist in this relief work by contributing either clotliing, groceries or money will kindly leave their contributions at tho residence of Rev. G. B. Waldron before M ay 15th, on which d ate the boxes will be forwarded. MRS. GEO. FOX. Jr, C orresponding Secretary . HOSPITAL NOTES. Mn*. A. M oses departed Tuesday for her home in N. Y. Before leaving sho turned over to the Sanford Hospital Association a very accvptiblo check. At a m eeting of the Trustors of the Sanford Hospital Association held May 9, 1912, It was unanimously voted to extend to Mrs. Muere the sincere thanks of the Association for her successful efforts in raising money tor tiis Hos­ pital Fund. Mrs. R oum lletts and W. T . Field« w r e elected d e le g a te for the Men and Religion Forward M ove­ m ent. - •— �b Jt . [I ■ •• • i- r i ' if -IT T CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS Mr. Fulton b d in in g hb potato crop. Tarry Malone U on the sick list this Mr. Duke has been ailing for several /• d a y » . — F I I m I /L I ^ . • ! [Tv M May 10.1912 THE SANFORD HERALD . Mr. and Mrs. Grier and children spent Sunday with the Turners on the West Side. J. W. Gormly left on Tuesday’s boat for Jacksonville where ho will visit his daughter, Mik. H. H. Stevenson. Mrs. Duka has an out of town guest. J. G. Ellsworth is spending this week in Sanford and expects soon to leave for Detroit, Mich., where he plans to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall aro plan* nlng to move into Cameron City in a few ' weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Swartx are in Sanford since last Saturday, with Mrs. Dress­ ier on Oak avenue. Dr. Swarts grows stronger daily and hopes soon to be able to continue hb journey to hb' son’s home in ‘ Baltimore. They will be greatly missed in Cameron City. Dr. Cha/los Swartz of Johns Hopkins, who had been here with hb. father, re­ turned to Baltimore on Saturday. Slnoa-ao ‘will have no preaching ser­ vice here Sunday mornings, we will have •SrJndeJAMCRl a t l i o'clock, and all who havelfcen irt the habit of coming to hear • tho sermon-are most cordially in-rhed'to attend Sunday school at the same hour. Mr. F. F. Dutton has traded for the Keelor property opposite Lake Onoro and will move hb family here in a few weeks. Mr. Schuinpert and his daughter, Mbs Bessie, who have many friends in th b community, have the heartfelt sym­ pathy of all In their m ost trying tim e of bereavement and grief. MOORE'S STATION Mr. t . II. Avina and children. Mias Mary and Master George will leave in a few days for Salbbury, Md., to make their home on a farm near that city. Charlie Avina, who will be remembered here, will with hb wife join them from New Hampahire to make their home there also. All here wbh them health and success in their new home. Mr. snd Mrs. C. G. Perry ami family with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain as their guests went to Daytona Sunday in Mr. Perry's new auto. E. A. Gilbert b in DeLeon Springs for a few weeks superintending Jhe digging and shipping of 5? acres of potatoes for the Howard-Paekard Land Co. r. Mbs Ola Estridge went to Howell, Ga., last Thursday to spend some time with her sister, Mrs Bert Herndon The truckers on Joe Catnaron’s farm expect to ship a ear of fine sweet corn thb week. A, H. Courtney and son, Homer, have retumod to their home in Painesville, Ohio, aftar spending the winter bore. GENEVA JOTTINGS Never has Geneva enjoyed a picnic more than on May 1st when the annuat picnic was enjoyed on Lake Harnoy. 7 c Mr. T . W. Goignr and Mr. A. B. Doane are we indebted for quantities of fine fish and also do we appreciate the ice dr natod by Mr. Otto Brandt. Several vivitora from Oviedo, Orlando and Sanford were present. Mm. Trowel of Miami b vbiting her brother, Mr. I. D. Hart. Mrs. Harrison b spending a few days with her son, Mr»- Charlie Harrison. Mbs Ruby Quigg of Orlando visited Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wicks last week. Mm. K. M. Sleg returned Tuesday from Americas, Ga., where she has been vbiting for three months. PAOLA POINTS “ More rain, more grass’’ as tho saying goes. We ought to have a big crop of hsy th b year If that b true. Clark Pearson, who has resumed work in Sanford was sent to Jacksonville last week as a delegate to the Carpenter's Union of Sanford. Many of our people took in tho Boston sals last week and report having found some good bargains. Mrs. Oliver of Tampa spent a week with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. U pfo rti * A few of our popular young men took in tb« dance th at was given aero« the "Creek" last Saturday night snd give s (lowing account of same. M bs Carol King of Lakeland and Mbs Helen Reason«- of Sanford were the guests of the Misses Pearson lost week. M b r Ha^t of Chuluota visited her cousins, tbs Misses Proctor last week. On last Wednesday the body of Mrs. Fult* was exhumed by Undertaker Mil­ ler of Sanlord and went to Chilli coth«,’ ■Dhiu for burial. The body was accom­ panied by her daughter, Mr*. Roberson And cousins, Mr. snd Mm. Cox. On Sunday, May 6th, the funeral services will be held In Chillicothe nnd Immedi­ ately afterwards all O ut b mortal of Mrs. Fuits will 1)0 laid to rcet beside other loved ones gone on before. Fernald Hardware O FFE R S UUDA IT E M S BEST BUILDING MATERIAL Mm. W. Raulerson of Tampa is '((¿ 3 ing relatives here th b week. R. Q. Gresham, M. W. Taylor, and T. Portion were in Orlando last Thursday on busincea. Mr. Muasjewhite carried them over in hb auto. Mr. J. H. Huddleston was in Orlando last Monday on business.. Mbs Bobbie Nicholson left last Tues­ day for a visit to her sb\er, Mm. W. A. Tillb in Sanford. She went over with Mr. MuaslewHife in his auto. Mia» Ruby Quigg of Orlando and Mm. J. V. WldB of Geneva apent a pleasant day with Mrs. K. Q. Gresham last week. Mrs. G. A. Nicholson spent last Tues­ day in Sanford, Ybltlng her (laughter, Mm. W. A. Tillb. Master Ira Ira Tillb returned home with her to spend a few months. Rev. E. Loo Smith spent last Saturday night with Mm. G. A. Nicholson at he-r home on Buck Lake. He came to fill his regular appointment ■at tho ^B ap tist church. V ' AT L O W E S T ' PR ICES Brick, L im e, C em ent, Shingles L aths, C orrw gated Iro n , Roofing, M etal Shingles, P aints a n a O ils............................................................... SASH - DOORS - BLINDS — Irrigation M aterials, D rain Tile, Sew er P ipe M ains, P o ck ets, Nipples, Specials Prices in Mixed C ar L ots. .................................................... W ire Potato and Cucumber Baskets 5 0 c Each NOTICE. The dancing class conducted by Miaa Linda Lefilcr and Miss Higgins will be continued as formerly. Meeting will bo held next Wednesday evening a t thr usual place. ---- 2tc. F E R N A L D ’S P ark T ram m ell, the M an W h o Made the R un-aw ay Race for G overnor, - OAK A VE. - - - See Them SANFORD Subscribe-for The Herald and » get ^11 the News worth Reading Tells of C am paign and T hanks His Fellow Floridians. TO T H E D E M O C R A T S O F F L O R ID A : I w bh to thank the M ANY T H O U S A N D V O L U N T E E R S who so loyally R A L L IE D to my nupport in the P rim ary on April 30th. I w bh to tender friendly greeting* to nil who supported either of my opponent« nnd unsure them I upprecinte their m anhood in selecting the cundidnte of their choice. T hroughout the cam paign I have Raid the people of Florida wore going to Bourn J thr death knell to I he idea, ap p arently en tertained by a few only, th at r - ’blic office b a chattel th a t i* aold nt outcry to the highest bidder, th a t the\ would not rnjuirt the matching of dollar» of the m an whom Uiey would have nerve them an G overnor, and th a t I believed the V E R D IC T O F T H K P E O P L E would, when recorded, b o - T H E MAN A N D NO T T H E D O LLA R S H A L L T R IU M P H . T he W AR O F ' B A LLO TS for the first prim ary ft» over nnd it b "clear to all th a t M O N E Y C A N N O T W IN IN T H IS C O N T E S T —T H A T T H E P E O P L E A R E G O IN G TO R U L E A N D N O T BE S E R F S , D R IV E N H IT H E R A N D T H IT H E R RY T H E D O LLAR. While a token of confidence him l>een given me, for which I am truly grateful, my race in m ost significant in th a t it IsA R E M A R K A B L E VIC-. T O R Y FOR T H E P R O P E R P R IN C IP L E S O F GOOD G O V E R N M E N T My only cam paign headquarters wax a room in my plain nnd hum ble home. M y only campaign m onujer wits the faithful and devoted little wife, toiling duy and night, assisted largely by friends who worked Without pay, in preparing and m ailing the lim ited am ount of literatu re issued by me. My official dutiea were such I could not campaign as much as did my opponents. Only about CfNE-FIFTH as much ADVERTISING was done by me os by EACH OF my strongest OPPONENTS. At ’east F IV E T IM E S as m uch MONEY was EX PEND ED, in behalf of the can­ didacy of each of rny strongest O P PO N E N T 'S, as in behalf of my candidacy. NO T O N E P E N N Y VHAS B E E N E X P E N D E D FO R W O R K E R S OR S P E A K E R S FO R M E OR FO R T H E IR E X P E N S E S . It was n m ighty H O ST O F V O L U N T E E R S who knew I had been T R U E . F A IT H F U L A N D LOYAL TO T H E P E O P L E , who knew I would C H A M P IO N T H E P E O P L E ’S CA U SE in the future, who R A L L IE D TO MY S U P ­ P O R T . If 1 am made Governor, and it b gans rally ballovcd I will be, I shall O W E M Y E L E C T IO N TO T H E P E O P L E and them only. I SH A LL S E R V E T H E M AND T H E M ONLY. Tho approximato vote In tho first Primary was: TRAMMELL M ILTON........ GIBBONS...... W AT80N....... SEM PLE. ..... .20,600 . 11,000 10,000 10,600 800 My lead b FIFTEEN THOUSAND OVER the next candidate, and I received FOUR THOU8AND more than the combined vote of tho two candidates having aecond and third place, and lacked only about 3,000 of winning over all. • F'orty counties out of tho forty-eight gave me a lead. Twenty-three counties fave*me a majority over the entire opposition. In Polk, Leon, Htlbboro and Gadsden, all counties in which I have lived and where best known, I received a majority over all my opponents. TH E SECOND PRIMARY. At this tlmo I do not know if the next high man will or will not force upon the people and myaelf a aecond primary. Many of hb frienda think he ahould n o t . The people generally are of the opinion I ought mot to be required further expense on account of a aecond primary, it being ao appar-ent from the first primary that n large majority of the voters favor me, and that If, a second primary i* required I will wothiut a doubt be nominated by many thousand majority. IF A SECOND PRIMARY b necessary, I shall be grateful for the continued active aupport of my frienda throughout the State and will very much appreciate the supp9rt and vote of each and every voter who shall participate in said primary. From personal assurances, letters and telegrams, I will undoiibtedly hold my own. got tho support of a large majority of tho frienda of the elim­ inated candidates, some from the candidates opposing me in the aecond, and WITHOUT A DOUBT WILL BE NOMINATED BY MANY THOU­ SAND MAJORITY. PARK TRAMMELL. Tallahtaaee, Fla., May 7,1912. ¿ I- ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2971 “ OLYMPIC" fJThe Olympic model in a dafk oxford, is the • hit of the season. This is the shoe that N ew York, Chicago an d ail the big cities cannot get enough of. f l Made of the special Etnina Calf throughout, on our Elite last, with an extremely short forepart and a medium high toe, military heel. * I Q T his shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely gu&rpi* teed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen Y arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. An exclusive feature. This, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes * shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $ 4 .0 0 •J Don’t forget that there are a number of “ S n o w ” »tyl« l*re ^ Jr0i to »elect from. __ FOR SALE BY D . A . C a ld w e ll & S o n s . _~r_ - ■ i?. — Çi *«•=: —, ).i „ . •• - , i . A 25c W ant Ad. in The Heral will _Rent Your House For Yo . - r /: H 9H N E THE * L.-. . ? • �•J » t W y IP. 1912 Tilt SANrORD HERALD v Y £ C < , ;o 'i i .:. L \ p e r l W t x l o i i K t j j _#,; ix ifL * ■ +1 A ll m im m Wor k ( tim r a r u e e d Si ml Your Work lo Us arid Have ll Attended to Properly Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing G R E E N L E A F & CRO SBY CO. Jewelert, Silversmiths and Importers ^ h ’A^est B a y ^ U e e t Jacksonville, Florida FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT ILLUSTRATIONS ¿ y RAVW a Ii i r s Æ \M2Atr •SO// a * '/ jm a ^* a a s s j- s /f/iïç y u ^ o a s i / w yr - . •YNOP8I8. . L —R ichard LJstitnut. an w ith an alfaatad English is a praaant from a friend In CH APTXK I L —T h s W Ä f ? t ß jVn^ tn t prove* re ▲ U tta r hint* of U L —L lg h tn u t done the pala at night gate up fur a an t. Jenklne. come* In M •erv aarvant. jenklne, co m to raoognlea Lighln L lghtnut, athtm out. T hinking the t eerg h tn u t change* hie cloth aa —___ _— to lu m m o n help. W hen ha ra> i falla on hla nack with L i g h t a n f a hallaf t h a t ha L ir ^ -J a n k l? n te r ho taHo L le htnut w ith a hideous T —In a m ****** from hie BUUnga. L le h tn u t Is asked ha k id " for th e night on hi* from 00liter*. L a t e r L lghtnut itlfu l giirl In black pajam s* IA C I U P T i n VX—L lg h tn u t la ahocked h r i f g v n drinking, sm oking and alan g r V II —She tails him her name and putelee him with a »lory for her sister's room-matn »•a. Next morning the girl ig and L lghtnut hurries to the a* a«* b ar mil. l i e Is ai.-coaled hr llig a Util H i ; . Il ii him t h a / t t M a a i f S * . the girl. , C H A P T E R V I I I —J a c k Hillings calls to apand th a n lc h l w ith Llghtnut. T h « r <n•' ilass rubli* nlddsn In tha butp ajam as. C H A P T E R I X —Billings don* th* pa­ ja m as and retire*. C H A P T E R X —I J g h tn u t I s ts r discover* In hla a p a r tm e n t a beefy person In m u t­ ton-chop Whiskers snd wenrln* pnjnmn* snktns calls 'h * police, who a rr ln r a the ntrudsr to be a criminal, culled "Ko I y Grandpa." f C H A P T E R X I —Th# Intruder declares he* Is Llghtnut'i L lg h tn u t’s guest sn d appeal* to th* 1st itt s r In vain. C H A P T E R X I I —H s la hustled off to tu t C H A P T E R X I I I —In the m o r n i n g L i g h t nut Is astonished to And Mllllnga gone, end more astonished when he ge t * * m e t esgs from the letter, d e m a n d i n g his clothes. L lghtnut. bound f or T s r r y t o w n Billing's home, discover* "F ru n c re ," the girl of th* p a j a m a * on the train CH A PT E R X IV —L lghtnut anriOo to her and alludes m the night In fore Hhe declares Indignantly that L l g h t n u t n c . e r ■aw her In black pajumne At T iirryltm n Frances Is mel by a husky college y o u t h who halla Llghtnut as " l u c k y " The Ini ter lgnor*a tho bojr, who then threaten* to thrash hlin for o f f e n d i n g France*.* Llghtnut takes the next t r a i n h o m e CHAPTER X V —l ul l i n g * storm* over th* outrsg* o f hie a r r e s t t i n and t i ght Cut discover m y s t e r i o u s Chinese c l i a r a c ter* on tho pajama*. CHAPTER X V I —P r o f e s s o r CHAPTER X V I I —H e r a v e * o v e r w h e t ry Is called l a to glyphics. Interpret Dooxr nber - tho hiero­ he calls tha lost silk of HI l ing Ch i C H A P T E R X V I I I —T h e w r i t i n g d e c l a r e * t h e ! s p e r s o n w e a r i n g t h e p a j a m a * will t s k * on th«* »Pin Ma n e « of fit«* | ■r •*\ 1•► u» wrnrer. T h e i»r<ife*»or borr«»*\i if.« i*ft J a ma» f o r e x p e r i m e n t ry o a. "Urn. not r x a r t l y , s ir ,” tie said; "In fa c t. It w a s —« r —k i n d e r th e other w a y ." I s t a r e d , ngtinst "Y ou d o o ’t m o a n , J o n k l n s —” J e n k i n s e v i d e n tl y did! Ills nyea e i presHed both pity und e m b a r r a s s m e n t " W h a t he did to you,"— b e rolled bla Kbinco u p w a r d , tr y i n g to nbnpe th o Iden— "I believe , sir, li'a w bat y o i m i g h t c a l l ”— hla voice d r o p p e d —“ I b e llove I t s w h a t th e y do call wiping up 1 |- Oat T h e r e a M o m e n t S w a llo w in g tiio floor w ith ." H ard . I clo sed m y e y e s a n i n a ta n t . e ra b lo . " W h a f s <J. E. D . f A nd tb e H " F i n i s h ! " I w h is p e r e d , feobly flip an Idos s t a r t l e d mo. p i n g m y b a n d a t him. "O h I say, you m o a n —o r — P. I). Q. " H e le ft t h e n , air, b u t th e nolst —oh, W ilk e s T'' It s o u n d e d Uko J a c k I b r o u g h t W l l k e i a n d wo helped you H ut ho lo o m e d s u ro ho d i d n 't; i n ­ u p s t a i r s . You w o u ld n 't g o nny farth ei s is te d on Q. E. I). W h o n ho h ad w i t h ­ t h a n t h e d o o r of t h e Ju d g e 's bedroom d r a w n , I s a t th e r e a m o m e n t, s w a l ­ - ^ w a n t e d ■to -tslI him, we supposed low ing h a r d Jly Jove, w h en a c h u p W h ^ n we g o r T l m t Tftr, I noticed Mr h a s b ad tho h ard e st blow of his life, J n c k Hllllngn' d o o r —I t ’s rig h t opjxj au d th a t, too, fro m his b e s t f r ie n d . r ile , y ou r e m e m b e r , s i r — w a s standing It's d ev ilish hard to com o tip s m ilin g Ju st a little opdt). H e c a lle d out very P r e s e n t l y I pulled m y se lf lo g o th e r . a n i l o u s l y a n d s h r ill: 'Oh. do bo very J e n k in s , as bo helped m e d ro ss, ey e d c a r e f u l of t h e p a j a m a s ! M y' m y ' I mo In a f rig h te n e d way, his face kin d hope th e pajam as are not h u rl!' of pain an d g ree n ish N e ith e r of us "A n d a t th a t , you Ju st bangs lu said a word, but 1 k n ew 1 had h la s id e th o Ju d g o ’s ro o m a n d In a b o u t 1 s y m p a th y , poor fellow — a n d tt h e lp e d ! tw o m i n u t e s , ho a t u c k h is bead out, T h a n , w ith tho parcol In m y h a n d , i lo o k in g k i n d e r to w e le d a n d m ad like m a r c h e d slowly dow n th « stnlrs, f o r ­ lin'd b e e n w a k e d fro m a so u n d sleep, g e t t i n g ovon som e I n s tr u c ti o n s 1 a n d ho Arcs a w r a p p e d - u p parcel nt should havo given J e n k i n s t h e d o o r o p p o s it e an d yellsHlio wa* th e re In th o living room " T h e r e a r e y o u r ptijnmns, you un «tin and th e fru m p And when I sa w n a t u r a l , h e a r t l e s s (irodlgul! P aja m as , hor d e a r face nnd r e a lise d what dl* In d e e d , nt su c h a t i m e ! ' And th e n I a s t e r had com« b e tw e e n us, I felt s c o Mr J n c k 's a r m com o out ami tlsh tiling* w hirling around tu« Ilk« a jolly t h e p a r k a g e In sid e w h a t's Itn nam e and d r o p p ed my b a n d ' T h e n th e J u d g e t u r n s on tu« mid on n clm lr buck b ard until t could W i lk e s an d o r d e r e d u* to clear out stiffen and stntlo up Hut by J o v e a n d go to bod And W ilk e s snhl » r d ■tie was o n ' b e s t do It b o c a u sn tllo Judge would Is a n y th in g tho m a tte r . Mr Might t a k e c a r e of you nnd g e t you to your n u t ’ " sh o asked, coining to w ard m e ro o m q u ie tly And t h e last thing I sn d how kindly alm ost tr n d e ity tier b o a r d b e f o r e bn s la m m e d Inside HI* s w e e t (ace so f te n e d ' ro o m w a s. Is It any thing about lit« ky ’ s n a p “ T h e r e ' s o n e th i n g ; I’ve got a pod I bo fru m p d a u g h t e r !' " I shook my head a n d ~ ) u s t g e n tly I looked nt J e n k i n s m is e r a b ly lie placod th e little w ra p p e d p a t - e l tn w as rig h t bo did h a v e a d a u g h te r F r a n c o s ' h an d s Mv hunil stn-ok *o I nnd I w a n te d h e r lint just now, t .ll III ONI d ro p p e d It w ish e d with nil lienrl Hint »be was Homo s o m e th in g of y o u r s that w as s o m e b o d y s a n y b o d y t d s e ’s d a u g h te r lost." I said, and I knew mv v ole « (bun th a t of th e m a n w ho hud wit shook a little, too I wa* (.it t unit I e b o sse d my h u m ilia tio n In re c o v e r in g It " I looked it Iter And a f t e r w a r d » (or 'h o last Mine, I knew and It w a s How had ho m a n a g e d to gtd mo to just my devilish iio k th a t she got m y room'* And hail s h e s e e n or h e s id m is ty and dim I wlil»per«»d h oarse ly m o ’ O h aho m u s t h a v e ' o p e n w hen you a t« alone \Vidl n o th in g m a t t e r e d n o p —Iiolh I And th e n I w alked s t r a i g h t o u t of Ing c ould e v e r m a t t e r a n y m o re It | th a h o u s e ' w as s o m e m i s e r a b l e c o m fo r t lo feoj. V g a r d e n e r d ire c te d mo to tho p a r k s n d know, th a t n o th in g w o rs e could g a te s, but tliero w ere so m a n y diisheil ever happen' ■Hive* an d te r r a c e s I got h o p e le ssly W i n . tb«-ro w a s n o t h i n g w o r s e left al l t h e w o r l d lly J o v e I » » * su re o f r liar m u c h 1 tuiNteil, a n d pretty soon dldn t know wlietliei | was leaving o r to u rin g . . n i im . j know | sal dow n on an iron Ami J i*t ihuii u knock sounded C I I A P T E I l X I X -••IlllllfiiC»** ilr.-v«.-.! In .■inli to think It o v e r , and b> J o v e p a j a m a s ta f o u n d In t h e i mi f e t » n r •* r »-m C H A P T E R XXIX. I m u st hav e d o te d o(T. (or the tlrot snd Is taka n home In an a u t o m o b i l e » 1 t h Frances an d a wuiuun L lghtnut call* th in g 1 knew som e on « yelled m y “ th* frum p." I T o u c h B o tto m . n a m e , a n d I looked up to aeo— Hill* C H A PT E R X X —L lghtnut Is angered by " P a r d o n , sir. fo r not w a itin g till l u g s ' "th* frump's** slanderous talk about you c a m e d o w n ," th o b u t l e r was sny H e was looking a Ml soiled and iII h "Francis'* lug. but Mr Hillings w as Just so set lo-veled and hi" eves h ad a h a u n t e d CH A PTER X X I —"Rilling*” I* t a k e n lo o n mo III Inglng t hla to you. I bad lo look his room. A servant telle l . l g h t n u l t h a t a message has Juet been received e l a t i n g H e liild e n t e r e d , r e s p o n d in g lo Je n Wltat th« devil nro yon doing »If that Billings wa* under arrent In New k in s In v ita tio n b e a r in g In III* band a ting h e r « ’ he d e m a n d e d Tork for stealing a ault of black p* JamSa. gray p a p e r p a rc e l I I m going I said htirtleillv get For m e ’ I q u e s tio n e d as he laid III,* to l||> feet Ju st r estin g IC H A P T E R X X I I —Judge Hi l ling* a » mn It on l lie ta b le a n d I eye d II ollilpnU' tehas Llghtnut with a t ai n of F r a u d * e* I lo-) told m e I would nltd you capade*.' L lghtnut saka p e r m i s s i o n to Iv Yet II could not be t h e s a m e I bail \ (),.r , he sold " H e r e you are. altapeak to " F r a n c e " s e n t Milling!) m y s e l f — I could see th a t ml h e t e lu tItu hot sun w ith o u t Yes, s i r ! " s a id J n n k ln » c b o k i l y t i e for It w as s m n lje r , in d ie com pact n n j lia i' (¡ood thing. Dicky, yoiw ent ou: " T ills youiiu follow J uki a n d In n d iffe ren t w r a p p e r Hut I was h a v e n 't got a n y —h ' m ! " T h e n ho m a r c h e s r i g h t c lo se u p to you and a f r a i d to e x a m i n e It p a n t e d at in«. 'Say, n ic e way you ,* * /» , s p e a k i n g k i n d e r q u i e t a n d ills " Y e s . s i r — h e 's v e ry bad th is morn ®yss s h in in g , 'Y ou sa y F r a n c e s kissed Ing, s ir ; t h e —e r — t h a t Is, so m e th in g and my ulster t r e a t e d m e — I d o n 't th in k ! Hut I'll forglvo you this lim e ." y o u ! ' A n d yo u s o r t e r g a v o a laugh luHt nig h t s e e m s to h a v e e x c ite d him H er« he linked his a r m In mine. "TH and d u g h im In th e sldo a n d you Ills e y e roved e l o q u e n tly betw een fo rg iv e you, If you n e v e r sny a n y ­ •*oya, *1 d o b o llove t h e hoy Is J e a lo u s ' J e n k i n s an d m y se lf. I lo continued th in g at (h e club a b o u t th o s e d a m n e d " ’hy, yes, you r a s c a l, s h o c e r ta in l y soberly: black p a j a m a s — n o r In th e fam ily, d id —ah o k i s s e d m e ! ’ H o' h loc ked m o and P e r k i n s out of _1 'W e ll, It's a lie! h e ■ny« h a c k , , la r o ,fnifl a g a in , an d w o u ld n 't open e l l h e r (Jreat S co tt! I w o u ld n 't h a v o p o in ti n g a t you w ith h is lin g e r *lle | , „ e <)oor only w | do „ n ough to stick this thin got o u t ! " "1 w o u ld n 't th in k of auch a t h i n g ! " c a u s e It Bin t lik e h e r . ' A nd ho got th r o u g h . And hla m e s s a g e " — h esltat I ex c la im e d , I m m e a s u r a b ly re lie v e d , C ^ r* I n g ly — " h © said Ju st tell you you had but Indlgnnnt, us well. H e led m o " ' 8 e « h e r e , ’ ho s a y s , 'h a v e you Jusi ,( 0 |to r g o t t h e s e p a j a m a s bac k w here ncros* th o turf. bee n t r y i n g to g e t g a y w ith m e to t ,loy r(u n o fro m j UHt ns q u ic k ly ns you "O b, I'vo had an nw ful tlrno. D icky! n ig h t? H u h ! — w ell, I ’m J u s t g o in g to r 0 u ld — you w ou ld If you w e r e wise A w fu l'" - he lifted his h a n d s —"O h ,. I box y o u r j tWB f o r i n c k | . ' bo BulJ •• d o n 't w a n t to toll you a b o u t It— I d o n 't 'W ha t?* y ou g a s p s — ‘w h a t ' s t h a t T ! " O h ,M I u tt o r e d , d a t e d by this new w a n t eve n to th in k a b o u t it m y s e l f ! ” — s n d yo u s t o r m s q p t o h i m — 'W h y blow Bo , t waH h o r p a ja m a * I t n u r m u r e d s o m e th in g s y m p a th e tic , you yo u n g , p u p p y , d o y ou k n o w whe Hut tb o r n w n„ m o r e 0 f t h e m e ssag e for I foil s y m p a th e tic w ith a n y t h i n g ; you're talking to?’ you any«. — 1 could i r e it In W ilk e s ' eye. hostdea, t h e r e atilt lin g e r e d a bit or M'Dahl' he eaya, and he J u s t g o e s up "Y e a, sir." ho w o n t on a s I gnve h e a d a c h e from tho H o ld e lb e r g p u n c h and anapa hla Angara in your face "M r. . Hillings, called an d I could im a g in e f r o m t h a t w h a t You chokes kinder, and t h e n you h im a nod. t h r o u g h th o d o o r - c r a c k — a n d his volco hls f e e lin g s m u s t b a r s b e e n . yells at him: 'Why, you young ruf­ "Hy G eorge, D icky," h e b u r s t o u t fian, 1’re spanked you before, and l w i n p a r t i c u l a r l y s h r i l l —«croechy-llko ag a in , " t h e way I'vo b e e n s h u t up a n d — v e r y u n n a t u r a l , s i r —a n d ho said can dq It again—’ ** t r e a t e d Ju st seem « like s o m e i n f e r n a l 'Y o u to ll h im I s a y h a'll And It very M'Yahl* hs says, making races si yon, 'Ton spankedl You bit me whon d a n g e r o u s lo k o o p thorn b y him a mi^- c o n s p ira c y . Good th i n g J a c k Ella* n i o n t ; toll h im m y a d v lco Is to returfi w o rth 's dad had a pull w ith th e m a y o r I wasn’t looking. My foot slipped.' — toll you all th o w h o le r o tte n b u s i­ " T o o t slipped, you blanked fool!' th o rn I m m o d l a t o l y l ' “ n e s s w h e n I can ta lk a b o u t It q u ie tly ." H e r o th o b u t l o r h e s i t a t e d a n In sta n t yon shouts at him, and then—” Jen " T h a t ' s rig h t! t h a t ' s r i g h t ! " I »aid kins wiped his forehead—“Then th« a n d a d d e d : " A n d h s s a id for mo to so o th in g ly , " w o u ld n 't th i n k a b o u t It at t r y t o r e m e m b e r t h r e o l e t t e r s I wa» next thing I see, yon mixed." “Ahl*» I breathed with relief, “That'i to m o n t l o n —s a id y ou w o u ld u n d e r ­ all now, old c h a p ! " N o u s e r e m in d Ing him, you know , t h a t h e had s h u t sta n d .” better!him self up Healdea, t h e w a n d e rin g T h r o e l e t t e r s ? " I r e p e a l e d dully I chuckled. Then euddenly I felt re "Y e s, air, t h r o e l e t t e r s — I did re- of hi» m ind to J a c k E lls w o r th au d hi* morsefuL “Whetw did I hit him th!« time, Jen m o m h e r ’em , too, b o c a u s a they bap- f a th e r abow od m e t h a t even yet h a M M —4 M you JTWU notion? n o t i c e ? Was W a a he h e hnri h u r l p e n e d t o bo th o I n ltla la o f a young waa n o t q u ite hlm aelf. m aefer --. ,*?*’ ** ^ «: h .1 Jeaklas looked down, «folding jay Bllllngy moppad hla forehead. "Mf, Q. E. D , air.' ‘Q. E. D .r I »alii. jju**je<1 and ml«- but It ,w*i Jiot U that h o le r ha ax* women I—h’m! ^ f | SUMMER F E R T I L I Z E R S SIZE - QUALITY - EARLY MATURITY SF.ND FOR OUK LATEST F KEF. BOOK THE PAYING GROVE. • . IT tell« (lie H O W S and WHY'S interesting to a citrus grower at this season.* It also gives full description of our line of FRUIT AND VINE FORMULAS. Ideal Fertilizers and Ideal Methods have made the banner crops of the State. W IL S O N & T O O M E R - .-T ^ . : . v. ; / ? , . . ♦ ,.-r> . IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKS« »NVII.1I FLO RIDA - K r Wlj G ave Up Hope "I suffered five years, with awful pains, duo to w o m a n ­ ly tro u b les," w rites Mrs. M. D. M cPherson, from C h a d bourn. N. C. " T h e y urew w orse, till 1 would often LUnL i could not walk at all, and I had nn awful hurtlhg is Btjr sid e ; also a h e a d ac h e and a backache. 1 nave up aml thought 1 w ould die, but my h u sb a n d urged me to try Cardui, so, I began, and th* first b ottli h e lp e d me. By the time the third bottle was used, I could do all my work All the people around here said I would die, .but Cardui relieved me." C ardui W om ans Tonte For more than 50 years, C a rd u i has been ‘ralliv fn g w o m a n 's sufferings, and making w e a k w om en itr o n g i n d well. During this ♦ime, thousands of women h a v a written, like Mrs. M cPherson, to tell ()f the really surprising g nresults uso of this purely vegetable, tonie they obtained by the I rem e d y for wom en. C a rdui strengthens, builds, restores, and r d l e v e i Of p r e ­ v e n ts unnecessary j u n t and suffering from wom anly troQblet. If you are a w om an, begin taking Cardui, today. U'rttt to l s i -i Ativu ry Dvpt . O «iu n o « ,» M«liciiu Co,. C ktO uw on. TUh u lor V((i«il (mini.fii'm anJ M p l | t Imok. Mom« Trratir.cn! lor Woara.’ H S l n i J # It m ay be just w hat you need. PURELY T he S u r r a t, S n lrn f A nd llre tl T h l n i j V EOETABLE In sist upon L I V E R -R I G H T . 5 0 C e n ts P e r B o t t le . W . G. A ldridge ( -jfwSjffcf V *-. »Sii* •..’A & | ----- I N ew lan P h arm acy DRAUCHOH’S PRACTICAL "nriirr Main and Monroe. Jacksonville. Branch of the (iRF.ATKST1 \ - i r m r<f H i i - imi' ss Colleges in the W o r l d — IW’ycar» success, l.’ai.OOO • i.linirs Mure than D'O high-grade instnictois. Contracts given ■■ me gia dgh tcs P O S I T I O N ' S or R F .F C N D M« INKY Indorsed ; v mi>rc Florida and Georgia Bonkers and othci business men than M . I . U T H K K Florida and G e o r g i a business college-combined \ \ a also teach BY M A IL . Catalogue FRF,K. A. H . JA M E S . M anager. Jacksonville, H a , . r£ -ï ■ Munii», lui e »» of a+f; fé £i A- -»'.d -»• F E R T IL IZ E R C O . ¿ ‘J A tv . •YtV: I* Iti* * ■Bl �THE SANFORD HERALD 1 ----- — — ^ fttb lk W l Every I W l a r and Friday Mornlni Dr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY. Cdltar W. M . HAVRE«. B u t in a » M ana$«r Subscription T t\c * , * 2 .0 0 a Y ea r In A(Kane a Delivered la tbo City by carcUr »2.00 per year In ° advance or 20c par month. Payment* la adtaaoa mutt be made at office. Kalerad aa eeoood -cl**ft mail matter A u liitllZ & d ■ 1*0«, at the Poe»offloo a ia *a r~ y *e J B ^ # w andar Act of March 3rd. 1870 Office fat Herald DuUdliq THepboo« No. MB SANFORD T i. .J É SECTION WILL HAVE BRICK ROADS’ Sanford, tho d ty th at bolievcs in brick streets and good roads has become tired of waiting for Orengp county to do any more road making of a permanent nature and tho Sanford section has petitioned the county commissioners at their meet* Ing last Tuesday to make this a special road district and if this petition is granted this district will bond for enough to make BRICK ROADS within a radius of about eight miles and the road question will be settled for all time. The people of this section are tired of paying taxes for roads and then getting makeshift roads and ex" pericnco has proven that there is no ma- terial like brick. Tho first cost is the greatest one and there will be no more ■pent on roads around here for the next fifty years if brick la used. There is more travel over the roads surrounding Sanford than any other section in the •tat« and good roads will h eljfto solve the farm er’« transportation problems and will save him every year more than ' be will apehd in taxes. All the money spent on roads will be spent right hero and Sanford folks will not have to keep up poor roads in other parts of the coun­ ty. The special road district is tho only sensible w ay to solvo tho road question and where people do not w an t good roads they will not be taxed for them and will not have good roads for th eir own con­ venience an d comfort. Sanford proved by her vote in the bond election that this section was in favor of brick roads und yet u n d e r th e old law we were forced to plow th ro u g h the bad road* because the rest of tho county did not favor the Idea. The concen tratio n of effort and m oney embodied in the special road district will make th e greatest im provem ent th at this Rid of th e county has ever known and our sectio n »111 tako an added im petus • th a t it could never hope to attain under tho old regime. T he p etitio n will not be acted u|>on u n ­ til th e n ex t .meeting of the Uiard and when th e question has been settled the work will s ta rt at once, and it is to Inhoped t h a t our good roada will be finish­ ed In tim e to a ttra c t th e travel th a t cornea to th e state every w inter T h o u ­ sands of new people will invest m oney here th e n th a t would never do so os long a* we have bad roads und the (w-oplc » h o reside here now »ill be able to let the new people help pay taxes for new in vest­ m ents, new homes und new business will KMu lt. . By «11 means let us get’together on this question—the most important by far . that has ever confronted us and with unanimous efforts build up a system of • highw ays th a t will m ake th p whole coun try ait u p and take notice. -------- O -------- Orlando a* usual U right on the job in the publicity lino and the Hoard of Trad/* haa authorized the printing of 26,00<> booklets descriptive of Orlsndo to be dis­ tributed all over the country calling a t­ tention to the beauties of Orlando as a winter resort. Those hustlers down there realize that tho early bird gets tho angle worm and tho late bird gets the hook and instead of waiting for fall to advertise they propose to put out their reading m atter in tho summer to the people who are looking for a winter loca­ tion. Will tho Sanford peoplo wake up sufficiently to do likowlsc or »111 they be content to drift with the current" of self satisfaction and take a summer siesta? su H ) Jfl ------0 ------- Another man drowned a t South Beach near St. Augustine, caught in the under­ tow and no life lines to eavo him. Tho laws 'passed at tho last meeting of the Legislature provided for life lines and other life saving apparatus and all the resorts were compelled to have thorn. Thar* Is probably not one seaside re­ sort In Florida so equipped and tbo toll of death each year results. When will th«M law« for the protection of tho bath­ er« be enforced? " ------ O----* A num ber of people made the state­ ment th e past winter that they never were in a town where they had such splendid suto livery service, where the care were clean and dressy appear­ ing, drivers courteous end agreeable, and where the rates were more rea­ sonable.—Eustis Lako Hegjon. Sanford needs a good su to livery ser­ vice. You can never get a car here when you w ant i t . NOT ALWAYS THE BEST MAN Beacham was defeated for Congress had a hard fight and did not eee many peoplo during his short campaign he should have received more votes. His platform was simple enough to be cosily grasped by the most lowly voter and certainly meant more to tho average voter than any other can­ didate could produce. Certainly In this state Good Roads and better Harbcn. and more navigable streams ought to be strong enough .planks to elect a man though the voter had never see the can<ff<BTe."‘"Bot tho peoplo must aco a man and have first hand knowledge of him. I t is very gratifying to note that wher­ ever Beacham went ho received a good vote, which indicates that ho has a good appearance and pleasing person­ ality. Ho has been defeated for the nonce but tho people of Florida have not heard tho last of Beacham. He will yet be a strong figure in national life for lie has his duty to perform and will never rest content until ho gains a position in the higher councils of the nation. Beacmam was easily the best man In tho race, but the best man does not al­ ways win. ----- O ----Some people hover hand in an item for publication, but if we happen to miss an item of news in which they are interested they are sure to hand us a north pole stare that would freeze the liver of a po­ lar bear. ’ ----- O ----When the common earth worm is cut in two he won’t make a fuss about It; but to the tail end will grow a head and to the head end «111 grow a tail. There will b« two WoriAa Instead of one. Mis­ fortune« often double our strength. T R E A S U R E R ’S R E PO R T , A pril, 1912 J i l l I f f « ■ ■ ■ • ■ « ■ » ■ " ■ * WWW------------------------- April 1st, balance......... .............$8,166.96 DISTRIBUTORS Tax, 1911, Heal Personal 7,291.20 1,818.68 License ................... ..................... — US 390.46 39.26 724 JK) 203.00 68.00 t F in « and Forfeiture« Pound Fees S anitary Tax ............... D elinquent T ax, Etc. W. C. Williamson, Sanitary Steinway & Sons - ’ Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story & Clark KohlerJt Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer il $18,890.29 $16,562.07 Voucher» Paid ....' 401.86 Balance, People« Bank Balance, 1st N ational Bank .... 320.31 517.37 C uh . 1,088.68 Interest on Voucher* a K. $18,890.29 M A R K S, Treasurer. p i a n C H IE F of P O L IC E . April, 1912. A rrests 66; Discharged 10; T o C ounty REPO RT of 1; Appealed 2. F in« assessed by Mayor. ...... Pound Fees------------------- --Meals to County-------------- ... Uncollected from March------- o The Autopiano!; 1.20 43.00 . $681.45 $429.70 Paid T reasurer .................. Expense»*.................................................. 19-26 R em itted .._.............. In Jail and Street* Escaped Appealed Uncollected 35.00 28.60 22.00 g s Send for C atalogues, P rice s and T erm s < John A. Cunningham! F L O R ID A < J A C K S O N V IL L E 100.00 . 47.00 $6*45 W. A. T IL L IS , C hief of Police. ' WE ARE MAKING RECORDS right along. • t low price« here !» W e tlo im M .|i»i»rr |« .. would lam t l»el»r>r «»»hi C a ll «1 our ortnr '« - i n lef u« give you further mLwii.s garding these bargain« in farm tan.»* H O W A R O -P A C K À K D U M * Sanford, Klomlii PICTURE THE BEST GK()( ERIES nt the little st prices. I*n t ih.ti .1 proepect to mnke your hmi*» -m M \ heart glad? Well, it m n ln ’ r< tin a mere prospect .lust ^1 \ o * i trin l order mid the pro>|*-, t * iii in­ come n reality. P A Y C A 8 H and SAVE MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery One Ik»* f.nsi tx i **t«*rt r ir M S tre tt S P E N C E R ’S : Suiifonl f »••$ •<!«• B A K E R Y Only exclusive Baker in th e city All m ixing done with latest improved S a n i t a r y machinery. S P E N C E R ’ S B R E A D H A N D L E D by a ll F I R 8 T C L A S S G R O C E R S S p e c ia l O r d e r » F ille d P r o m p tly Wc Make Everything Known to the I radc PHO N E 100. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. -W ii» i _i tr . -r TH E r im NEW BLEND i® IV JA CUP »SURPRISE; • • FO R . • Coffee Lovers T H E latest and greateat achievement In the urt * and blending. • of rousting N othing L ike It E v e r p e to re O ffered. DRINKS better 'arid Rocs further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the market tfMiay. Cut« down the cost <>i living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment 1 lb. cans, 20 conts. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 c e n t s ' ASK YOUR GROCER F-OR IT • i Packed E x c lu siv e ly by CHEEK-NEAL CO FFEE CO W . C . W IL L IA M S O N , IMOTviO • iifim iiïf* Vr ■’ïïrï’lTfiiÎiii . because you impossible R. R. Whitten, Inapector Election 2.( T. J. Miller & Son, Burial of Pauper 15.00 Sanford Machine A Garage, care of Fire Auto, ApriL______________ 77.80 Hill Lumber Co., lumber, etc.___ 42.60 REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS J. B< Williams, Groceries for Hos­ pital.... — ....... 26.90 REPORT of SANITARY INSPECTOR W. A. TillU, Salary, Chief of Police 76.00 for Apri. C. A. McGlon, Salary Police......... 60.00 Sanitary collection l i t quarter $58.00 j Hand Bros., Teams, etc. ... 10.00 Sanitary collection 2nd quarter.... 348.40 C. H. Dingoe, Work on Jail., _ 2.36 Sold manure City lot___________ 60.00 W. L. Morgan, Sundries.___ — 8.00 Moving dead cow..... ....J________ 2.50 L. R. Phillips & Co., Drugs and Prescriptions__________ __ ___* 6.75 $468.90 R. H. Marks, Salary, Treaa.____ 60.00 Mamie Mltchel, Feeding Prisoners 49.36 Paid City Clark........ ............. . $348.40 Hill Lumbar Co., Lock and Staples 85 Paid City Treasurer .............. . 120.50 Sanford Machine & Garage Co., Caro Fire Auto, March________ 81.20 $468.90 E. E. Turner, Feed, April------------------26.93 h 1 S ettin g high maik» u. »hr telling ol choice (ruck in d lame* M Drown, of Ethel. Fla. Ulytaea S. Drawn, of Ethel. Fla. Jerry M Dreaaow of Ethel. Fla. Finley 0 Hick, of Ethel. Fla. HENRY S. CHUDB. 7I-M-4I Remitter. f ’, ! s AND <598.00 39.25 Frank C lark certainly " ra n som e" on the E ast C oast, especially in the E v er­ ■REPORT of C ITY C L E R K , April, 1912 glades counties, where th ey had him General Fund "b eaten to a frazzle” before the election. April litt, balance .. » 30.32 In Palm Beach coutny M r. Burr only Sidewalk Account 114.86 leads him by 33 votes, and in St. Lucie i D elinquent Tux 81.90 and D ade, the other tw o Everglade* Interest 6.24 Everglades countiis, the vote is In ubout ‘ the samo proportion, w ith Col. H ilburn $232.32 in the rear. N ot all tho people of those counties lx-lieve in upholding the hand* Paid R. ii Mark*. Treasurer $203 on of the land ahark*. In fact, no» th a t B a l a n c e 30,82 Mr. Burr, the local candidate, i* elim ­ inated from the race, it is more th an $232.32 probable th a t Congressm an Clark will carry ull three counties in the second p ri­ SANITARY At < D I NT maries by good m ajorities. N ot oven Collected ».April $798.29 Id* most bitter opjKinent can gainsay his ability, and a 't h his experience in j $798.20 legii I*live uffuim it uouid be the heighth ; of folly to displace Him for an, (her tim e. , >aid K „ Mmrkll< T r w u r e r $724.00 Gainravilb Sun. I B a la n c e 74.20 — O Frank Clark is the li tiding candidate $798.20 for Congress and should receive the vote M. W. LO V E L L , of the people .in th e second. The tre­ C ity Clerk mendous vote |>ollod by him In the first prim ary dem onstrated the confidence of the people und only the frame %up of having two candidates against him V O U CH ERS ISSU ED A P R IL . 1912 prevented hi* election T he landing R. L. Join-«, Salary Police $ 16.00 candidate deserve* the vote in the second K. K. Brady, Horse for Fire Co. 200.00 und b> Fiis vote Frank Clark hu* dis- John C arroll, Nurse 38.00 proved the slanders hurled against him Mm. Geo. Brown, Board C a p t. by the land sharks who would get even T a rv e r............ ....... 10.00 for C lark's crusade against them . The Fabric Hose Co., Pressure gauge _ 10.00 people of Orange county know Frank W. H. Underwood, B uggy and Clark and believe in him and will give j H arness.............. * ( .......... 67.50 him a rousing vote In the second prim ary. 1st N at. B auk, Exchange V ouch’r 800.00 He has m ade good in every particular. R. II. M arks, Treaa., Relief, M ur. 252.80 — O R. H. MarkB, Treus., Relief, April 284.91 Editor Holly of the Sanford Herald, J. M. McCorklo, Sulary Polico 60.00 lias iiiNtailiil. a m onotype rom|K>*irig F. T. Williams, C ity Engineer 127.00 machine and show* other signs of m erited Herald Prtg. Co. 29.00 prosperity.— Kissimmee Journal. Sanford F u rniture Co, S undries 4.50 Fernald Hdwe. Co., Sundries 67.39 AUCTION W. H. Underwood, Sundries 14.00 My e n tire s t o c k o f f o o d s w i l l be Hill Lum ber Co., Lum ber, e tc ........ 27.96 »bid at F. J. 1x)veil. Special San'y Officer .. 2.00 AUCTION Guar. Hk A Trust Co., lighting com m enclnt Saturday at 2. p. m . S treets ......... 360.30 • McO. CARRAWAY 71 •It c W. C. W illiamson, Salary S an i­ tary Officer____________ 60.00 N. T . G raves, Salary Pound M ontr. 60.00 DEPARTMENT OE THE INTKKIOR, IL L. Jones, Salary Police................ 44.00 U. 8 Land Office st Gainesville, rta.. May 4. 1012. E. E. B rady, Sanitary C o n tra c t "..621.91 Notice U hereby liven that Cedi C Boyd, of Pe 2.00 ols, Florida, who. an 1011. made homrrlesd entry, M. W. Lovell, Jr., Clerk E lection •erisl. No 0770«, tor EH of NWS and NH of E. W. D. D unn .... ......... .......... .. 2.00 SWM. Sec 6. Townthlp 20 South. Rinse 20 Estt. Tsltsheuee Meridian, hoi filed notice of Intention G. W. Benton, Groceries H o s p ita l. 9.60 to mike Anel commutation proof, to eelaUlib claim in the Und above deecrtbed. before the Clerk M. W. Lovell, Salary Clerk and Asof the Circuit Court at Orlando. Florida, on the acaaor ...... 80.C 14th day of June. 1012. Claimant names aa wltneeaea: G. W. Spencer, Salary Mayor....... 26.( Sanitary Inspector 10,1912 ' »V ÌH F'S A SrO R D :ilFH .U D - r . :• < • .' ‘ \ • “ i ' " �M«v io. lofe th e Swedish people. Mrs. Lllju who W staka Club N otes was present- confirmed m any of the T he regular busineas of the Welaku sta tem en ts mdde by the writer of the Club was held In the club room s, TuesJ a rtlc k y by inUsrtsting reminiscence* of day .M ay 7th, and proved to l*« n very " ’W W T » ' . ^ hur early life in Sweden, the q u aint busy one dresses and coverings fur the head, m anA com m ittee was appointed to draft ner of making and keeping bread, and resolutions on the death of one of our ' Mr»- Frank Flowaon of Janesville, especially of the skill of the Swedish beloved members, Mrs F A S e b u m -' women in weaving. p,,r^ WU-. I* the charm ing guest of Mm. AlMrs I. |{ l’hill|*t exhibited several i A report was given from the building fred LUÌ»Jlisa M adge W ard will be aceom pun- woven articles, nmotig them an apron, lot com m ittee as to a suitable lot for u J | ( or tho piano recital Ut th e Audi- nnd table cover and u section of a in-au- j club house. N othing definite was done and thj- club as a whole was appointed I torlum of the S anford H igh School M on- tifully woven rutf. Mrs. J. \N Dick in» read an article, to muke further investigation on that fay evening. M ay 1.1th. . j.y ej ^ O d y in S an fo rd go to th e describing Swedish life in the cities, line. We wish to get n lot and start us especially Stockholm . Its churches, u n i­ n club house as noon as ixmsihle, and ask ev en in g sA fine program will be given at the nu­ versities und palaces, with glimpse» of the rlu b m em bers t9 give their hearty the home life of the royal families. cooperation and sup|K>rt in this m atter , otai M onday evening. Accompanied by Miss Frank. Mias Mrs. D irkins next gave her rxq>orl on There will be room for all th e people Howler sang "T h e Ituoary." the playground en tertain m en t. She of Sanford a t tho H igh School T u esd ay !,*'ort »m using satin-s on the turned J57.7S over to the club as the rv»venng to witness a fine presentation of h v th e H irli * ultivation ( ra w " and "T he Cause of cejpts. $19.25 of this will be spent by the I the "Time of H la Life" H er D eath ” were rend by Mr*. M. H. civic com m itteein prizes and o th er work School IJtc ra ry Society. Howler and Mrs. C. R. W alker, at the in the town Also $¡18.48 was then Dr. L B. Bouchclle of Thomnevlllc, Gu.. conclusion of which the m-cretarv calbsl placed with the club to do with as they , ¿rived in tho city r Thurodoy nnd 1* the the roll. wished. It was voted th n t this lie put | joeet of hla daughter. Mr«. H em p Wight A fter a few rem arks on the past y ear’s in the hunk with our other funds at in­ and family. work and suggestions for rhe coming terest, to be used in our building lot fund vMr. and Mr*. Hervery H. Ynnccy of y e a r’s plans, the president announced and for us to add to this f(ind every Jacksonville and tw ocltlldren w ere gue*ta t h a t the club was adjourned until the m onth. of Mr. and Mr*. Henry W ight for several second W ednesday in November. It was decided th a t startin g w ith June T he hostess, assisted by Mimes Mabel 1st the club rooms would lie dosed till d m this week. Mr. and Mr». J . G. Maple*, who hove Howler, Mell W hit ner and Florence the first of October, except for the regu­ »pent the w inter in Sanford left Thursday F rank served delicious ice cream with lar business m eeting the first Tuesday silver nnd chocolate rukn. while the club in the m onth, the notice of which will lafor their home In W harton. Teso*. enjoyed a social half hoar together. in the pu|M-r each m onth. Miu Mamie Hood, one of Sanford's T hen came up the m atter of next winter visitor's left Thursday for her home y ear’s program m e and m any auggi-sin Macon. Gs. * tions were given to the different com I Mr» J K. Metllnger. Mrs. H II C hap­ mittts-n Mr» Kin-lur resigned from the pell nnd Mrs. M. A. Miot w ent to Tam|ui Household Keonomic Com m it ti<e and Wednesday m orning to a tte n d the an n u al A„ Local A d v e rtise m e n t« Under This Mm A. \\ Hrown w.l« pm on in her conference of the W om an's M issionary H eading. th r e e C en ts u Line Each Issue place. Societs. which convenes in T am pa this ; Mrs. D irkins, Mrs. Stringfellow and week, beginning W ednesday afternoon TO R E N T lim ine corner Magnolia Airs. F. L. WoodrufT were ap|>oint<s| to sod'continuing through Sundny. M rs.1 anil Sixth St. Six rooms and h ath . A. L. Williams, at f) A. Caldw ell’s a tte n d the mei'ting called for Sunday afChappell nnd Mrs. Mlot represented the 70-;ttp tcriKMin by tin- Men and Religion Move­ local society as delegates. Mrs M cttlngcr M ill SALK Will exchange for city ment I’llKSS I tF P o I tT F I l. SANFORD FLORIDA went ns u visitor. The Indies will return pro|M-rty nr rent for the next m-iuuin, farm, ’.« aerm, house ami Imrn, 2 wells. Monday afternoon. ¡-•I- + 4 + - K - Jt 4 -4- + -fr4- + -fr + + + + "fr + 4+ + + ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •> Two llllles from d<-|»>( West »¡ill, David Speer, a prom inent citizen of For partn-ulars addres« I’ (• box lnVj, Kngiigeinenl t nnonni ed Geneva wns in the city today on busi Sanford. Flu 7h-2lp Mr and Mrs \n>ln-w \ 1'reston an ìri F o i l SAI.K Mule and wagon. I |i noimee tin- engageini-nt of their d.iugh oeu (¡antcboll, H |> Sii ’’ Mi «ml Mr* A Moses left this week j. .¡. To l,i 1er Mice Kvely n I’risUon to William +.; S|M-akmali Mali's of I hiligeiuiss, |- •-rii.il> for their borne in New York. Mrs. Moses FOK SALK Two set« of single liuggie in t m e a n d t w o s t r a p , also ( ) Xiorci ties, • s i a most enthusiostic charity worker dina, Fla. flic wedding will take place harness in first class condition ( 'heap. t ♦ ■ml « o most zealous in th e enuse of the C K C II. GAHHKTT 7<uf ori Wednesday J u l i e 19th, at St P e le r » t i m ad e l o r c o m f o r t w h e n v o u r feet a re­ t i r e d V Hospital Association. Kirtt-cluss board at P». I’alm ello Ave Kpls<-opui 1 lllircli of Fern.indina Miss <• + one iIimk south from Ast Mrccl Close in Alice will lx- r e m e m b e r e d by Sanford "¡. A a n d so re Mr and Mrs. Geo. H. F em nld have ami convenient Mrs Mills (>8 Kt-p t |Msip|e its »lie visited her sister Mrs i » » return«! from their visit U) New York ruble lotiiril at Mrs K I. Jones , one A DeColtiw during several m onths ol f Î fit) Hoston. nnd W ashington, l> < 4• + W e c a r r y g o o d s e l e c t i o n s ot styles o l ro­ blink from t-'irsi sireet on Park Avenue lust » U m m e r . r.H i.x i, Mr» II II. Deane, of Jaeksonville, M arne! m an wonted at Saint Angus ver s S o f t S h o e s Ini r e n d e i l'e e t. »rm«-«i m the city T h iin u lay evening tine lo wink oii small form, inside city ind »ul visit her sister and brother, limits I iirnislieil cottage on |ircim»rs. ++ Mrs J N. W hitner and I). A. Caldwell len m inute walk from plaza and seawall <• -fr Lry t h es e a n d h a v e p e r f e c t s a t i s ! a c t i o n t o KefTercnce» rripnrcil Atldlcss R S Hnldind family. Î+ + fiH Mr F. A. Schurnpert who left Wed win, 298 Si ticorge Streeel ■> S h o e S e r v i c e a n d I’ or/t C o m f o r t . f or Sale f ool leaf extension ilmTiig nradsy for Shrevesport, La. was rernlled curai Itimi Will »rii circlip Best ior Malaria, Qiills and table ill gi by telegram to th e berlside of his sirk «8 tip t linger'» store ++ Fever. Guaranteed. brother t■fr*{. tills*, rlrctri light» a lid arlrKiaii water Mrs. lieorgt- W hite, of A|Mipka, w o.» ond room» $ I 25 and u p .115 E. Fuurrli ++ •• V One and two borse wagon» with crler) ni tf Ihr guint of Mm. F.m est T o lar for Street. flure«l side h«xlie» ni Underwood's. fri-7-tf For Sale > »H-I I’ll'Into, plaiitn Red several days. « F F KT V IT T KK ||om t- hkc nini g<»»l occommodAlion»al $1 59 per liiau. Mi»* Fannie T aratu«, of MianU-hurg, i'rovidenr. brut•1 kind 01-tf mind Rex P'at kard. Runic 2. ur phone Stumon's. 315 K Fourth sir«-ei ++ i« tiw- gu«-»t of her bro th er. M r T arntu« V + 00-tfc Gii» engine repnir* Sqnford Marinili 102 .1 Teleplione No. (ili - Simfonl, Florida + + Mr» Verne George, of .!acksoin i ibGarage (M fri 18 if For S lie \ bcdriMiiin »ulte 1»«*«1Ht t-;ill 4- i ■-fr 4- 4- -fr + 4- V 4- 4- + + -fr + 4- + ♦ ♦ + -fr + ^ ♦ ♦ 4 V -i- - h -fr 4* + 4- -fr V fr-fr 4- 4* -fr -fr4- 4- 4* 4* -fr 4- 4U tin guest u( her sister Mrs W A »land mi d lalib . M-ry i lu-a|L All kmil» of r•-1 m>ir o-ali -xanf'inl Ma 4 -4 --fr 4- fr 4 --fr + -fr 4 - + 4 - + ■»•-fr+ ♦ •«■+ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ i- V fr -fr V -fr <■ -fr 4- -fr -fr 4- • • - fr + f r - fr - fr 4 -4 -4 --fr 4 -4 --frfi»; h 11« 1 Ml. ■Il Ax•■ I'irr W b ill n ilrr« clune tk (ìaragc ( •• fri 18 il fur Sale—. I wo of iii ) tine m u k farms Miss Nell C arter, of O riundo, was Nic«- formnhcd n»m i' il Simulili ». il Levi Binfonl. 57-H E. Fourth sirer« lil.if visiting in the city W ednesday. Ten acre» of KimmI laud for »ule at a Bring vour old tire» to Sanford Madilntbargain Thrc*- acres clenred nnd crop- A Garage Co. fot viuainizing. fri-48-lf 1-1 MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD HELPING HAND- SOCIETY l>e«l last M-ii!«in All under fence. Near Autor» and carriagc painting ut Un The Helping H and S o ciety of the I loading »iniinii on traction line Almo«t d«*rwihmI's First class worh fri 3-t f ’ M . f nifit cnI t<Mation nit Ixtw ren Particulars at Herald Baptist ehurcl\ held their regular irnel given «way Fot a go<»l tah lr and tiome cooking comi ts.ii lakes Id i« . n P iik l. " mn*l lo m p lr tr ' ( Wire ing Tuesday evening in th e church lo thè Slm ile Hotel (or your meni» Rul«-t i l i m tiv * hotel m intriMH f Uhm I« ( lta o |« Four Room ( otlage (or Rent — No. UI4 $5 |wr wivk 21 tf f m % r « m i «11 i m u w i i i e n l i f re e l o f u r t t « I park av en u e Inipiire atNo 918 or P O I r r l «»f | i u i i i > u u n r a n d s e r v i c e fir«C* We are «-qillp|H-«l lo haiullc yiair irpali y Mr«. Hughe«. H onIcmn 1 Ik ix 8 l.l 5 7 - tf • lass H r i c t t v* «i e r s u p p l y A l l td r« l w in Al III . u III LI work Sanford Mitrhine A. t.urnge Co. Mrs It L Hughe* e n te rta in e d at a w II I hderwood nov. Im« a lirsl class Or Im iiir M r d r o u t «r><1 * r r u* , fri I8|f very delightful card p a rty W ednesday horse sIhm-j and blacksmith a i» f can ai i amontí: springs W adr. lini liniei Orluiiilu tf Your afternoon. Auction Lilli« was th e gam e guarantee .ill wtak of Ibis nature The (¡aie City House bus hrmigli! down (i, V I I H A M S 8. S 0 \ . P r o p s . FLORIDA played. Mr*. C ..M . Vorco m ade t la­ horses can h« tiHsnriAl of the best kind thè high «<>»t of li vinti Only $4 00 |wi of work in this line See Underwood the highest »core and won tho first prize, when your horse need» shoe». week far thè finesl »alile IhiiuiI in lite city 45-tf a dainty handkerchief. T h e booby ¡18 Cottage for R ent—914 Purk avenue See Parker prize, a deck of cords wiui received by Address Box 813. City 44-tf Mrs. Hobt. N ew m an. A fter the conFor Rent—Five-room cottage, furnished. Inquire at dusion of the in terestin g game* deli­ All conveniences, close in 89-lf-c rious ice cream and cake were served. Herald For Rent—Hoorn», or part of furnished Mrs H ughes’ guests were Mm. C. M. house 311 Park Ave 69 3 t-1> •Vorce. Mm. U. 8. K ee|or, Mm. H. M. | F O ll SALK Fine lake (runt bungn Papworth, M rs. Paul Ki-ely, Mm. Vorce, low site and twelve arre« of hummock Mrs J. D. L angley, M m. Geo. II. Fer» land; five acres In cultivation, with »aid. Mm. O. W. K ing, Mm. A. W. artesian well. One and a q u arter mil«* NKW ST O R E NEW STOCK Brown, Mm. R. J. H olly, Mm. H obt. west of Sanford. Also ten arre* of ' tile«I trucking land, two artesian well». Newman, Miss W hite. I For »ale. rent, or «bar«- rro|i. A \\ Hrown, Enterprise .Florida. Registered P harm acist In Charge I . 70-(>le / Wednesday C lub The Wednesday C lub held their reg u ­ ‘ FOH H E N T Hou»«*k eeoing ^jinrtlar meeting a t tho homo of Mm. C hase m enta, furnished, 30fi P alm etto Ave. Second homy* from corner of T h ird St. Wednesday afternoon, with a large a t­ on Palm etto Ave. Clo«*«- in and con­ tendance of tho member* and th ree vis­ venient. Mrs. Mills Bp itors. Miss Florence Frank open«! the For Sale—l-ot of line stable manure 70-3p program with a delightful instrumental cheap. Jn s Harris*. For Sale—Horse, buggy, ond harne*. M. *°lo. Tho minutes were' then read by Flclalier. P. 0 . Box M(X>. Sanford. Flo. the secretary, Mrs. S. O. Chase. B9-tf-c As chairman of tho program commitLost—Small medicine case. Return to t*e Mr*. Chase made several sugges­ Dr. Howard and get rewnid. 71-ltp tions In reference to somo changes in tho For Sale—One team of mule». 6 and 8 program, which were adopted by the years old. weighing 1.190 to 1,200 lbs Wagon out) homes* Also a one hor»c dub. | Everything in Drug». Toilet Article» and Sundries At the request of the president, Mim wagon and homes«. Inquire at Herald office or Phone 207-3 ring*. 7l-4tp Mabel Bowler read the names of the For Rent or Share C ropping-M y celery books contributed to the Sanford Li­ fnrm located on French avenue, Sonford, brary at the book shower given by tho for the coming season. Those interestril will please apply promptly, a s i atn about Wednesday Club acveral weeks ago. A very entertaining Swedish program to leave for the summer. Cecil Gobbett. at W hitner's office 71-tf **• enjoyed by tho dub, beginning with For Rent—Flat of 17 rooms, centrally • An# article read by Mrs. F. F. Dutton located. Ctiss. T. Clark. Gen. Del.. City. the rural life, homes and customs of 7l-3o ?&. ... 0 UFT spring Mats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dented. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? j .FR A N K Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ff vi l.l •ri Ladies House Slippers fi “G MEN-DEN-HALL’S C H ILL TONIC I Xt ! E. G. D U C K W O R T H it « ...The... iFS -4 A ltam onte jifi w « . 1 LAWSON’S PHARMACY » 1 LAWSON’S - - - Means Purity I LAWSON’S PHARMACY, . • M to * ¿L ■-,T * ' �'i -■• »•»-er T ■• v . ••§ J* . • ■»■' ■t I.-:' — • May lHE'flftSrORD HERALD .’•Jji-.-Äi :.i_ io, 1612 1 Chinese Chorus Qlrla. Is u r n Chine*« theaters the *t*g« B t n u t r has_«n. economical custom at employing dummy" figures cut "out of cardboard and th* like. to «well the rank* of th« cboru* without a t tho tame tlm« swelling the salary Hit. Obviously, auch a device would never do In this country, for a cardboard chorua girl would hardly satisfy the matrimonial requirement« ot our gild' ad youth. In China It la moat unusual for women to appear on the stage, and the feminine roles are taken by boys. Do You Know! ------ — A professor of anatomy at Yale College waa aaked by a boy the other day why boy a were not born with 10 toea on each foot, and the wise man couldn't answer. Moat men, after they got to be men, are satisfled with five toea on a foot, hut'*a boy really ought to be allowed 10. With only five on a foot 1io nows slips back while climbing a tree to steal apples. We move that tho ex­ tr a toes be provided before another summer. Remember Matrimonial Revival. A Boston pastor wants the base­ m ent of hi*- church turned Into a "courting parlor." Planning a metri* moulai revival, aa It were.—New?9erk Herald. Tkat every added sub­ scriber kelps to sak o Has paper better for everybody Character and Circumstances. "Character, ta bullf out of circuit*stance»—From exactly the tamo ma­ terials one man builds palaces, while another builds hovela."—Q. H. Lewea. 4444444444444444444444444444444444444^44444444+4++^. !1 HAVE YOU SEEN DETROIT? The S to ve T h a t Uses E ith e r G asoline or Oil Advantage of Truth. "When one haa no design but to speak the plain truth, be may say a great deal In a very narrow compass." —Steele. Love Must Be Present. A crowd Is not company. Faces are but a gallery of pictures, where there la no love, and talk la but a tinkling cymbal.—Franctk Bacon. B u n m -ju g » -A ir an d Less Gasoline t hnn nil others. sn w a s Perfect Combus­ tion. Pure Fire. A bsolutely Safe. No Smoke. No Odor. S i m p l e and Durable. . . litofT i Tsyt* H s Werts, Iss 11, ÜHH. k Take M ENDENHALL’ S Easily Explained. “On what footing ia college haxtng nowT" "It Isn't on any footing at all Oentle Criticism. On one occasion Hans Richter was while they aro making fellows stand present a t a concert given by a broth­ on their heads.' e r composer, a t which the latter p e r formed a long and not particularly In­ • Went and Returned. teresting work of hla own. When the Have you tried the Sirrine llouseT 4th Ben Mulford knows a family living composition came to an end Richter In a little couhtry town that recently and Palmetto If not grI n meal tickit. expregsed his criticism In a very few suffered bereavement. Noxt day ho re­ 34tf words.- "Well," he said, *1 too haf- ceived a telegram announcing tho dow ritten compositions to make a pile ml»«, and the punctuation marks, by so high," raising hla hand three feet tbelr absenco, caused tho messago to BARREL rACTORT MOW OPEN from the ground; "hut I haf burned read: "Aunt Maggie went to heaven Place your p o tato barrel orders at them I" at 3:30 returning by 11:60 tomorrow once to Insure deliveries when want morning."—Owl. ed. M. H. Deone, Oak Ave and r if s t St. ' Apt Misquotation. r Phone 25*. 59-tf • . . Th* m inister waa attem pting to Justin McCarthy In Old Age. c a rra a vary tough fowl at the din­ Justin McCarthy, politician, author ner. As ha waa trying to separate one and Journalist, celebrated his eightyof the Jointe It slid out of th* dish to first birthday recently at Folkatone. | | _ * | A V I N G purchased t h t U u n this other aids ot th* tabi*. H* calm­ Kant. England. Ho Is convalescing I——J d ry business o f H o p K ce, I ly picked It up and gravely said: from a sharp attack of Illness, but his w ill be fo u n d at bis o ld "W het Oo<J hath Joined together 1st brain Is ns keen as ever. Eight years Bo man put asunder."—Ladles' Home ago u cIt II list pension wai bestowed place o f business in th e B is h o p Journal. B lo c k . W i l l be pleased to do upon him by Mr. Balfour.. Chill and Fever Tonic, as a general tonic for tired feeling and malaria« •I ? - y o u r w o rk at th e fo llo w in g prices: Prlds. "Bay, Weary, 1 aea that some feller In congress Is going to ask th ’ gov­ ernment to glv* work to everybody." "Bay, what do you think of that! Well, you oan tell th' feller If you see him that l ‘vs got a little too much pride to depend f*r me livin’ on th' bounty of anybody's governm ent" Explaining a Resentment. "I am an American cltlsen," said the man who got Into trouble abroad. "Well." replied the Oriental official, "In that case you can consult some of your own statesman and understand our resentm ent of pernicious activity in politics." t V;3 Agreed at Last. “I wish 1 wero an ostrich," said Hicks angrily, an he tried to eat one of hi* wlfo's blncults. and couldn't. "1 wish you were.” returned Mrs Iflrks "I’d g+t a few feathers for my h a t" S o ft S h i r t s , ..........................10c £ H a rd B o s o m and P le a te d . 12 l i e g C o lla rs a n d C u ffs , . 2 'A c each _ G et prices on fa m ily w ashing f WU A N SANI KEEPS T H IN G S N EW . r H IL L H A R D W A R E Sanford Lodge Mo. 2 7 . 1. O O f . Meet» every Monday at 7:30 p. m . over Imperial TSratr» M. M Evsn.s N O W.5. Bald»». Secy. Pheenls Lodgs N*. 3 , K. of P. VUiting I* E. Hutchinson. C C r#Ui S Frank. K. R and & Saafard Ledge, ha 6 2 , T. A A. M. H. t Tolar Master: M. W. Lovell, Secre­ tary- Coramunlcatleti every first sad third Thurs­ days at 7:30 p. m. Visions brother» a H a n k accovn I tt A ext. AT INCINT ire TO TWfi MUST- UmILs Brotherhood ef C arpenters and Join '• * ! era *f America ÌE ffi* V. P. O. E. Sanford Ledge 1241 W at I n m a n d Third t e x - t T A x r rd v x j trtT H Ut TO VAT 'a nd t o u l l r t s o 'rou x tB L r'.n et. ' r % o r is c erexT ' tu tise tt,o rro t\ g "*, 0. L Tsrurn: Secretary Ask the Nan To Show You Just across the stiert yyi 11 R ent Your House For Yo n your service with the cars. We n e ver sliH-p in trouble cull uh nny night or tiny «. WOMAN’S GREATEST BLESSING This Information May Be Of Untold Value To Every Reader Of The P H O N E 331 Woman's greatest blessing la health. Without It bor happiness la wrecked Ignorance of the proper treatm ent of the dlsoaso* p ec ulia r to hor S tandard Size Bean and Cuke Basket* causes this deplorable condlUon. On Hand a t All Times Poor health coins* to all classes,—the society woman and tho woman who Terms Cash does hor own work. CO. M. II. DEANE Women'* diseases often remain hidden and uncured because bar natural 1st S tre e t - (’hone 23.1 modesty shrinks from consulting a physician and tho disease goes on uncsr*d for and Is well n Danced beforo she awakes to the truth. Hor m a n y duties 67 3tc often seem of greater Importance than health Itself and she neglects proper Gel your room at Stumon's 315 E. 4th trhatmont until her life Is a wreck. m *5) The knowledge that Reno'a New Health will surely cu<o S canty, i'rofuss. Street. . 81-tf Painful. Irregular or Suppressed Menstruation, Blckly P e rio d s, C on stan t Wearlnsss and Weakneaa. Depression, Cramps, Dlxxlneus, Violent H ea d a c h e ., P o ­ tation of the Heart, Pain In tho Back and Orolna, L c u c o rr h o a , all inflamma­ tions, Ulceration and Discharges ot the Vagina and Uterus, Is of untold talus to every reader. It may be that today you are well and strong and aro not In u<-«d of medical treatm ent, but weakneaa and dlseaae como to overy woman aud thaa COMMISSION the knowledge that Reno'a Now Hoalth will cure you will saro you years of suffering and perhaps life Itself. ‘ MERCHANTS The sickly woman Is th* saddest wreck,—not only for h erse lf but also for the loved ones around hor, on account of the misery and sa d n ess she causa* 172 W. So. W ater St. Chicago. III. them. Her ohtldren are ilkely to bo sickly and p e e v is h and too we»k u> properly fight the battles of Ufe. How Important, thon, It 1* for overy worn*» to have health. Reno's New Health la sold under an ahaolute gunranteo that It *111 Dot S outhern f r u it s & Vegetables cost a cant unleas it will do ail th at la claimed for IL Weigh woll this itst» msnL It mean*- your restoration to perfect health and womanhood without risking a penny. -v Every woman who la weak and ailing or who suffers with the disease* GIVE IS A TRIAL SHIPMENT pscultar to her sox should us« Reno's New Hoalth a t onco and be resto re w health and happiness. There are Two Kind* of Chill Tonic T o r S ale By W m , G . A ldridge, S anford. F lo r id a PLANKS AMD OTHERS F. R. Merrell & Co. r o t . Celery City Aerie 1833 Meetings first and third Tuesday» in every month M»U to Welboroe Block, third floor ^Sanford Local Union No. 1731, U B of C. andl. ‘ at 7 o'clock La letary president; m ¡STRENGTH! Aucx L Koaauo. Sec y «.nights a lw tya welcome. r;*«H Maker* of high-grade varnishes O u a r a n fo e c f b y ua F we ure ut very best If you are hour of the Sanford Machine & Garage Fompanj a le n tln o & C o m p a n y since 1832. Meet* second and fourth Monday*. I BURNER! \ M o to r f o r Any Purpose I t ’s guaranteed by C h as ter Me. 2. O rder Eastern Star The Oil Stoves have the Best Wickless Burners in the world, also the L atest Im proved Open Grates, full size top and S ubstan tial Frame. A Powerful Cooker. No Trouble Always Ready.................................. Rand Building S u m m e r or W i n t e r pie Varnish for nil your uses. Meets every second and fourth Friday la month Every ooe who ha* seen his Star In the East a tt cordially Invited to vUlt the chapter THE wecun supply your w a n ts m the Autom obile line. If you w ant to rent 61 -1f g«Illinois IN WILLIAMS &MILTEER Stum on's will not go aw ay this suinm ri V ALL A 25c W ant Ad. i n T he Herald Accuracy and Honesty. "Accuracy Is the twin brother ot honsaty; Inaccuracy, of dishonesty.'' •—C. Simmons. I Clean IT Carried Their Own Spoons. The cry Is now for the Individual drinking cup In Queen Elizabeth's time every guest at a banquet brought his own spoon with him SANE0RD LODGES Absolutely r v n ttr • PK K E N T S t h a t IT S t ir . The old reliabe Planks Chill Tonic Js 1'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure CUT FLO W ERS Chills, Fever, Colds and Grip, your money * PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD " - Kv Itr i Ä hack It it doe* n>L 25c ond 50c per bottle. Block. Albert Selgh. Dictator. INSUREO AMINS! LOtS C a r n a tio n s , 91 per dox. R oses, - 9 2 to 9 4 p*r dosen Ü Secretary. A»k your Drudfllst. . fri-tf ; E a s ie r L illie s. 9 0 p e r d oz. Lily of V alley, 91 P*'r dosen M o n ro * C h ap ter Mo. 13 R A M Notice M. M. SMITH, Peas , . All OHsis WeeelVe E rteiyt Attss tlse. ... Good farm and buggy hone v i £ S C T £ r t 4 Ä J T Ö . n " '* 'r “ J e e k e o n v lll« H . » . •T J L V B N g , V -P ree. and two milk cows with calve*. coint>anions wclcoi W. King. M IL L S . The F lo ris t, Inc. . FlscUe W. £THouthoWfr,.8 «er Thoms* E. Wilton. , H. B. TOLAR, Cashier A L O. O. M. 1 ■^Lesj. »I **•', i I ¡ m ■ÈHÊ f&l fÈl jm v -du ùÉ. É yj 3; ' , y j iA JÌ2f >' • äffe '■■»: VJj . ! ''* » �K . /».-TV rr ' HHJsftS - f ile 8ANF0RD HTRALD ^ n T t E T t rVnilVdV you IMS tiia governor ihla mom l,j? No? W.U, talk «bout hot! QfCi%$, but tho old man wa» hot un d#c tha collar when I aaw nim just B0W! And he looks like he had hem ¿ropped from a shot tower) It’s thin esse he’s working on, I guess, or else It's about Francis. He’s found out «bst I knew." fiâfœeJ Win. M. TOOMER /twQnf\S f tw onfy yt/ÛAveX e a rs > pint manufacturers do you t h i n k s o ? ” I q u e s tio n e d gertously. "Pretty sure," said illlllnge c a r e lastly- “Fact Is, be’a a l r e a d y fixing . up to s t u d Francis to some kind or reformatory— heard h im m a k in g th e arrangements over the ’phono"—1 wua glad be didn’t look at mo as he rattled on— "and, by tho wny, tho gov „nor told me to toll you n o t -to say a word to Francis — I s u p p o s e you'll understand." Understand? Ob, yes, I u n d e r s t o o d : “And ho said he wanted "to s e e y o u . ' “Is—Is be heref* I stammered, p u ll­ ing back. “Tbank good nose, no. U on o to m e e t Colonel Francl« Kirkland—«ay, . don t nay anything about It—wanta to sur­ prise bla daughter, you* know. On hie ■ Vay to London via 8 a « Francisco— arrived at Washington a few days ago." Ob, the frump’a father! Much 1 cared) Hut knowing how Interested ha was In her, 1 tried to nbow an in­ terest. , “Colonel F r a n c l e — e r — I s n 't his daughter n a m e d a f t e r h i m ? " And I . ,f«H m yself g ro w Jolly red . Tor I r e ­ membered t h a t s h e h a d told m e Ihnt about h e r frie n d ns sho s a t on th e arm of tho M o r r i s c h a i r a n d In th e . black p a j a m a s • "H anged If I k n o w ," snld Hillings carelessly. "I d o n ' t k n o w w h a t h er name Is—don't remember t h a t I e v e r heard.” He w h is tl e d . "Hay, b u t did you ever see a n y t h i n g os s tu n n i n g l y pretty In your liro?" I balked. Ily J o v e . I h a d b e e n d o ­ ing (oiuo mild ly in g w ith in th e pust U SE « »thj IT to Ä j l l Carpenter Morton Co . B oston H I L L H A R D W A R E CO. tr u c u le n tly ’— "W e ll, m u y b e HI inaVé It m y b u s i n e s s ! " H e J e rk e d his a rm a t m e. c o n t in u in g s h a r p l y : "Look hero, you glass-eyed m o n k e y -ja c k , don't you g e t lllp w ith m e th is m o r n in g " - ho la u g h e d c o a r s e l y — o r I'll th in k you w nnt so m e m o r e ' D o1y o n ? ' I tu r n e d in) h e a d a n d , polishing my m o n o c le c a re fu lly , g a v e It a tlglu s c re w a n d took him In slowly b eg in ­ ning witii hi« yellow m op ol hair anil en d in g wiih th e tm-a of tils *«,||.-<| can va» sho,»« Hy love I »an s u r e they'll never been w h ite n e d M ine tm b o u g h t them . 1 s e e m e d to u n g e r h i m . Ilo u tte r e d h so rt of sn o rt w ith a m u t t e r upcom p llm e n ta r y and s t r o d e t o r t o m i , lo w ­ e r in g a b o v e m e w h e r e I sa t ' A nsw er, w hen Tin ta lk in g lo you. Vou saph en d e il fool. he bellowed. <>r I II w ring your n e c k ' I asked If you w a n te d s o m e m o r e " I s t r e i ■bed my a r m s liv in g their Illusele loom III a leliglliv yawn, aim b linke d at him w ith uiv free eye, won tiering w h e n - th e d e lir e he gol th e r r l m s o u hat h i n d Hy love, that wus th e m o st d a s h e d Hupei tinelli thing of all! More w h a t ’ " I d r a w le d Indifferent ly M o re—o f t i m i ' vli|oi|Kly — and thw 'ink his kiiinkl--s str u c k a g a in st he Iron bacii of t h e Jolly hetiel) F or I w a x tit t h e r e d o n i you know H ufi' I lUnk y o u 're som e « m a il, doll I y o u ’ lie s h e e r e d lilt- III. g 1,1« t r o u s e r s b aud Now, look In-re he le vele d III- llu,,«-l you i e a », ¡- -I h e r e ami I Vnow I o iig h lllt to tlo If imi I h a l e If for .ln< k s sake, lull I m le.-ltllg III p,«( h a v e t i l give ,.l| ill o i h r t *rimili II»>C ib is lovely mutililo, l ie i bin kl--d ro llin g his tips anil spi ending ilo m fill I could see ever v lu o lh li e m oved In w a rd me le isurely slip p in g up his sle e v e s " U b a i you gol |,i.i roghi so n n y , was for y o u r own s a k e but Mils tifile I t s going lo ho for F ra n ce » you fish w o rm ' i , , «« i » | l e a v e Ml«* F rance* out ,,f it .],,i • ». , ki.-iw I remolisfiiitf -I I ti.-i. 11 A « tlllp idem •' n.i-ii in. CHAPTER XXX. ■ItV J Or «Il w o o d w o r k itu r» \ tufu r nrn ,tu„ K c* f l folo o or !r» ! . me. "Excuse mo, old chap, will you?" be said, his voice bnrdcnod. "Will see you at luncheon—rnako yourself *t boms, won’t you?" '„"C h r t a t tt?“ —bla ton« Tl P ìs m m twenty-four h o u r s , b u t t h is w a s a s k ­ ing too much. D a s h mo II I Just could go It. t h a t's all. H u t ho d id n 't HiM'iu to notice He slapped m e on t h e hac k ' Hy • George, Dicky, t h e r o 's ju st t h e girl cut out for you. old c h a p — t a k e my tip. I th in k s h e lik e s you, to o could see It J u s t now w h e n I wus talking a b o u t you." Bo th a t w as It. I re f le c te d gloomily Tho fru m p now wa« to he w orke d <>rr • on tno, and I wbh e x p e c t e d to sta n d for It. I was to ho k s o r t of whnt-yon rail It offering on th o a l t a r of friend k ship T h a t w as tlie c o n d i tio n upon Which he was p a t c h i n g up t h i n g s ' llllllngs la u g h e d s u d d e n ly Hut. oh, I tell you It would lie hnrd on Francis— a reg u la r k n o c k o u t, liy Ooorge!” lievlllsh b r u ta l for him to say so. I thought. "Do yon th in k s o ? ” I q u e s tio n e d dismally. “ W o u ld F rances really Care ?" "Oh. yss," h e sa id lig h tly "S oon gel over It, t h o u g h — pup p y love, you know . Puppy love. I n d e e d ! Hy Jo v e . Iio» I lu te d H i l l i n g s ' He went on "S uppose vou n-»*-i h-ard a n y th in g of th o p r o f e s s o r and th» p a j a m a s ? ” e||iel, i'a I WHS Weil I tilg S t h «i n f I had not, an d I w a s d e v ilish sick la rk r h e v to i I lia i w as U le Vel y d ev il of p ajam as, anyway. lo r sh ow ing e v e r y s p e c k of dust I "And aay, D icky, I d o n 't r e m e m b e r slipped out of It a n d looked about for that I e v e r t h a n k e d you p r o p e r ly , old s o m e w h e r e to h a n g It Not a d a s h e d . man, for p u tti n g u p m y kid b r o th e r place, of c o u r s e , not a thing, you tho o th e r nig h t. H e s a y s you tr e a te d know , exi cpt nAlls h e r e and (h ere III him like a b ric k a n d t h a t you an d he Ihn wooden u p l l g h l s of th e pergola. gut to be g r e a t pals. So m u c h oblig ed Mild of c o u r s e nails w mildiif do to , old chap, b e c a u s e h e w a n te d to go I h a n g a n m f on I Just folded th e running aro u n d , you know " Jolly th in g . a re fu lly very la r e f u l l y . J ist as I had se en lelikllls do an d ^ our b r o t h e r ? " 1 q u e s tio n e d , a s io n tailed, and I g u e s s niy f a c e m u s t h a»« th e n I held l! on m i a rm showed It, fo r H illings' ey e s, Mrst T h e c h a p had bee n sh iftin g iHmui opening wide, n a r r o w e d , and his m e In a curve, d u c k i n g his t o n g u e co u n te n a n c e b e g a n to g a t h e r an angry c o n t e m p t u o u s ly a n d m u tte r in g , an d red. He s to p p e d s h o r t. g e t tin g m o r e Jolly red eyed aud a b u s ­ "Didn’t be atay with you?” he s n a p ­ ive eve ry m in u te . ped. ••Ho a m n n ' " h e s n a r le d "Y o u I stared blankly. W ’l y , H illin g s— blnm od ta ilo r 's d u m m y , ho a n u n ! " I didn’t kn o w — I d i d n ’t r e m e m b e r you And ho str u c k his ch e st a blow to bad a b r o th e r . I n e v e r h a v e se en show nip w hat h«*-«rneant h im " ’ And Just th e n I rem em bered to Hilling«’ face swollen re d d o r , an d he s m o o th my h air part "O h.' y o u —" W ith a growl llko a ■truck his list down with an o a th , ifll looked angrily toward t h e h o u se . T h e n h e a r, ho sw ep t b o th Ills h ands to his be stepped hurriedly In advnnco of Under th« Pergola. Wake myself a t homo! I sneaked under the quiet shade In a convenient j-Pergola, and, dropping upon a bench, Used gloomily a t the sunlight patchss * my feat. "Oh, hare you are, «hr* broke harehly upon me. j I looked up, startled from my mood. Thera, handa upon his hlpe and scowlk * . stood-^-the chauffeur! I frowned, but the Tallow Just *ao?«d bearer. . . "i guess mamma's baby don’t feel so •Dry this morning!" ha Joerod “Does It* lftUa haady-cums acbe-upis—oh?" I grunted rath er wearthr. "« It doa^ my gopd fellow, It’s nobe of your ‘ bOalhdafc DofiT bother m e P T sblftod the other way. Congressman-at-Large i!--.---- A c~ VJHk M aihlen hnl presrrlheil "B e a M an," Ho Snarled. h e a d and w h ir le d th e m th ro u g h Ms g r e a t y e llo w p ile le av in g each h a i r s ta n d in g , nil eild l*ku tho quills of t h e f re tf u l wbat'e-lle n a m e Then no pimiii * <itili liilH il goVellior w h o » a n n e v e r s o l oi »y on h l r «el m o l l s hill w l m t h e c o u l d l a k e n w, «| k o r IV r i d e w ith l i t e , o r in'k w p h m e o r l i g h t w l l h m e ' W h y . In Hy Jove, my d a s h e d m onoc le got so cloudv of a su d d e n , I alinosi mlHsi-il Hu- i ha ifTein » m o v e —a l m o s t , don t you i.io>w ' Vini th e n — I « a i. you k n o w ! ” | said disgust d i ). a« I s c re w e d my m onocle ni him lln-re his yellow m a t silt king mil • if «I g l t l ilirm ish I l i e J ol l y v i n e s \w f u l l y i t i w t h i n g l o s t r i k e at a m a n «lid l e a V•• v u o i g ' l - i r d i q n - l i l i k e i|*n* — I coillil I m m put It o v e r )i"ll beiti t, «Ion I you k n o w ' I h e a rd a Utile smitul behind me ami ihere w an «he 1 ( d i' I g a s p e d SS I »lipped Into my coat \ n . | now I w a s m iserable, for I i i-ineinl-ei e i | how kind ih ls .c h u iif four, Hciigglns, hud been to her And for her to have seen die In (his vul gar in » ' Ve», I saw It all." sh e said, ns I m oved low aril her. m u r m u r in g som e • •Ily e f f m l a l a p o l o g y »t i l l i n g I mi « It i l l Ar i d J i: - » w h e n I h a d w l l h the«« ' anil t h e n I « a w l l . s l I l ei Were (ilirgeonlllg with l o s e s S ee w|ial I've boon doing lor you. sir!" F or m o ? " Ily Jo v e . It was all I conili say as I took th e m ! Vini you ran off' She pouted a d o ra b ly n a tu ra lly too. da»h it I ve se en I h*-m put It oli W linn they looked like l It* - had Inolili»« hi» Hew am | evei g e ’ng to th a n k m il ahool the pa ja m » - ’ lv> J u t e h e r tig Idite «-ie« hliikeil ine liallkly In t h e I m e I Itele w.i» never a iptlver of ein h iiiras sm elit I l a w o n d e r fu l—and to find them here1 I d — I'd h a v e got out to you soon e r . ” I fullered, sw allow ing. hut th e y 'v e hevn fhst u dny or t w o —thiol stole th e m from my ro o m s, you know How on e a r t h «II«] you over grt hold of t h e m ’ I n e v e r e x p e rio d (o see th o s e p a j a m a s Again Oh. you m ust tell m e all about how you m an aged I t ! " —an d » r m oved a w a y —"I Just wish fa th e r w ere h e r e ’" I d id n 't! Dash It, It m n d e me squlrui (o th in k of his r e t u r n ’ A* we left t h e p e rg o la behind, 1 looked b a c k w a r d ilw ough Its n r rh , and t h e r e wa» th e ch a u ffe u r, s ta n d in g In t h e shuilows. looking a f te r us And long a l l e r , as we tu r n e d from the s tr a i g h t a v e n u e le a d in g th ro u g h the pergola, 1 d e s c r ie d his figure, siili looking a f te r us. « uchaiigad, Im ­ m o v a b le It was rum ! Hut 1 had o th e r th in g s to th in k ol a a wo s a t o u t In I ho loggia—chletly or her. h e r s e lf ; w ith a l, w ondering gloomily w hat her f a t h e r would *uy w hen he found 1 hud d isobe yed bla In Junction a b o u t not « p ea k in g to hur P re s e n tl y tho s u m m o n s to luncheon c a m e , a n d w e w ent lo. . F ro m up-«talre can to so u n d s Ipdlcat Ing gren t h ila r ity o n Hillings' p art In fact, wo could h e a r him slapping Ills k n e e an d « c r e a m in g T h e f ru m p toobeil «I !»** a n j i n n a ' v “ P r o f e s s o r ? " i n e m i m p lookeil at F r a n c e s , th e n at W llk e a Inquiringly i d id n 't knofv, m is s ," he mu u n ti rod contritely- s‘ 'S I « M n 't n ie n tlo n 1j^** t!/ ; iè M it,- , 11 a|i|u-ar> Iruin lin- n i urn i lie r.'H'F f o r t u iigrcssman-al-Largp, and which iio u p r a c l ic a ll y poinplfli'. tirsi. Ihai I am tn In of th e c a n d id a te s in 1hi- second pnmarv io In- hold i« »1 ! Iii> «»Ilice M a y ‘J N, lîM'J; second, that the combined vote given to me and I In• oilier 1lidi who wen- in the first primary with Mr. < lamie I I*.nglc wa> a vt-rv large majoiiiv against my competitor in the second pnmarv. I lake pleasure in saying that the work for this second primarv is actively lu-gun. and will he carried on in l he mail, in ihe pré», a n«i mi the >tuinp; at all limes tairlv and devoni of nnid ■'linging methods; hut at the same tune vigoroush and without any hesi­ tancy in dealing w ith m\ competitor ;us he may deserve. I am no! campaigning mi the inlirmaties of Mr. I. Kugle, m- an\one else; hut will not allow him to libel and alius»- me in purehasetl advertising and in his own paper, and at the same lime permit him to pose as a paragon of purity. 1 ht'lieve 1am capable of lighting in anv game he m.a\ s»-|«•«•t except editing a newspaper devoted to personal abuse of a fellow liemoer.it and will attempt to make this light in j Usi lee lo I I I . "Wn andid;,« » altd to tin* public, delt-rnuiid al wav - iio( iii In ,t pari \ in anvthilig that will lower I he digmi v ol a 1JeiuiKTal iv primary. I intend to send to the voters, individually, a complete history of my personal and business life, a complete piai forni or my political principles; and m alido ion io ibi« lo meet a** inanv of them, face to face ami hand in hand and m publie >peech in this campaign a> t h e l i m i t e d t i m e will permit. I had praet le a liv o iilv il'He w e e k s in I his campaign before th e t i p ' p f im a i. : • >i . n i i\ t work. rn> competitor had b e e n eampaigning lor six >ear.s I will always believe I hai i! I had had s ix w e e k I eoilld have lead him in tiie lust prunai \. and with an even start now, I promise you that we will have a real race for the choice of Florida's next ( ongressman-AL-l .arge. I ask all my frieiuls throughout the State to im­ mediately become active on my behalf. I am in the race to win. Yours von sincerely and gratefully, ^ \Y. M. TOOMER. 1 H e | e Ve x W e r e sii »ni l lii- i i i l hunted m u ,p arm s '<>N1 ' PTtTMvVRT. M AY 2S0. «îacksonville, Fla., May «>, I tir I hiiiurnit.s «if Florida: old .• -i a lug hag. nii-l Inter I n n in g g l o v e s Vni I thouglil will) n (mug o l whnl lipping tlin e s th e g o v e r n o r find I had. s c r a p ­ pin g . an d of w h a t k n o c k s fie g r a d u ­ ally began to give me until he forced m e lo le arn to com » hack h arde r. J o v e , w h at t u r k l n g h o u r s wo b ad i And th e n when C hugsey, th e retired l-.nglish light weight 1 h am pioli, came to ti.itler nh. w hat »umxhlug th r e e fiainl.-il r o u ml « w »• used to hai**' Dully m « S ** dguoed toward to double over with a c h u c k le "O h. this |s to o g o o d ’" he yelped " H u t I c a n ’t help It, I Jest c u n t re f u s e (tie inoiiev. I.lx ilu ’ 1 know they'll s e n d mo aw a y for this, h u t— Oh. inum ­ imi ' " Ami uvei In-il limitile ag a in O ddest ihliig Inn t II how- your Jullv m i l se mind will wniuh-t nt the riim in esl tim e s mill I had a th ought tllell of h o w . w lien I w a s a ilelli a t e h o ) , ht t l l v «it i Ik, l i n i l >.«ke nini I k e ini * *; < l m u d a i i : io r , ^ | J 1 | . * W'«i wito r ro sk ln g til** gr*-nt hull In Uu> illrt-.llon of the hi-atulful d in in g room beyond — lilll/ahelhan. 1 th in k F ra n c e * said It was W o all p au s e d e x p e c ta n tly **» Hillings rolled dow n t h e sta ir s In Ills nxuul Jolly, e l e p h a n ­ t i n e way And th e n on tho la u d in g a p ­ p ea red an n p p n r ltlo n —not only an apparlllon, hut. hy Jove, a sc uroc row , as well! P ro f e s s o r D ooxeiihirry, b la ndly «milt n k —DIm rail like figure sh ro u d e d flab l,Ily In olio of Hillings la rg e s t and loudest s u i t s ’ Hillings w ent t h r o u g h t h e form of In tro d u c tio n s, c h u c k l i n g ' Idiotically th o whllu. Hut th e p r ü f e * ■or sc a rc e ly noticed à n y o n e b u t t h e frump. how ho did scowl nt in»! "Now. y o u n g man,” s a id Hillings »ternly. " p e r h a p s you'll h a v e t h e n erv* to tell tno b e f o r e Mr. L l g h t n u t himself that you w e r e his g u e s t o n y o u r way. homo f r o m H a rv a rd ." "I c e r t a i n l y w a s ! " H e m a d e the s t a t e m e n t , c h in up an d e y e s biasing. "I w as h is g u e s t a t tho K a h o k a Wed­ n e s d a y n i g h t , a n d ho k n o w a It." Hillings looked at me and shrugged hla s h o u l d e r s . “ D on't b o t h e r d e n y in g It, old man.'* be sa id . " I t 'a all right.' "Oh, b u t Ï «ay It U n t! cla im e d In d l. g u a te d a m a« « Dashed I m p e r t i n e n c e , you u k“ o w - “ o; ’ r# this fellow before tho morning at the —er—boat, and day before yeltsrdayj " D o n ’t wall. W ilkes,” HllllugN d i ­ when I - ” I halted, remembering^ r e c te d Ills nod b ec k o n ed m e IJut the fe llo w was ahaklng hla ' U eittlom nn sulking In Ills te n t o v e r flngor nt m e h e r s I » s i l l you to m e e t," he snld " A i l a! hu And I followed hint to t h e lib r a r y A i (To He Continued) ilg u m put Ing tho floor tu r n e d e h a r p ly . | UX JjDO. U. Ultt c h a u f fe u r, and , h *? �19 • ... io, im THE CANFORO HERALD O ram * County Returns FoUowlni la tba[affidai return* for Or* ange county In the principe! precinct»: Per Praeldent or the United State»: Oscar W. Underwood 782 Woodrow WUaon 750 ¡0^ EB *v r.~ m Por Conire»* Stato o f florida at Lari*: Braiton Beschäm Claude L'Engle George C. Martin J. Ed. O’Brien W. M. Toomer Albert W. Williamson Por Governor of State o f f lorlda _ Cromwell Gibbon» —..„■ASA ^ William H r Milton 155 Edward Semple 10 Perk Trstnmeil 1041 John W. Watson 350 Tor State Treasurer: J. S. Griner ^ J. Hampton Jone* cJrCL Lunlng ror t u t s Superintendent of Pubtlo Instruction: 869 W a 1L Holloway 360 A. M. C. Rium U 574 W. N. SbMta fo r Commissioner of Agriculture: 455 W. R. Dorman 1002 W. A. McRae Tor Railroad Commissioner Royal C. Dunn John'L Neeley « W - 1080 413 For Contres». Second Confresolonol District: • 409 R. Hudson Dure 052 Frank Clark S. J. Hllburn S07 State Attorney. Seventh Judicial Clrcult: * 978 John C. Jones Cary D. Landis 999 Por SU to Senator Nineteenth Sen otorlal District: Arthur E. Donegan 928 Louis C. Massey 991 [ *». For Members House of Representstrves: Geo. Fox. Jr. 840 Forrest Lake 1047 A. B. Newton Samuel A. Robinson For S heriff Chat. M. Hand V Jam es A Kirkwood * Frances Karel 747 901 950 878 372 For County T reasurer 972 1131 Phillip Slemons J. H. Tucker For Solicitor Criminal Court of Record: Goo A. DeCotles 801 W. E. Shine 1284 We do not give the vote where there wa* no contest. REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh F irst National Bank at Sanford IM THE STATE Or TU)ltIDA. AT THE CLOSE or • USINESS ATKIL IHTH. 1012 • 1 RESOURCES Loam ko>] U tcuunu t 208.044 26 O r*nlr»hi, Mcurvd »ad un*ecu/*U | 8C> U. S Bondi lo Meure circulation ... 6,250 UO Honda. aecuredM. etc........................... 31.969.49 Pen t i n* houac. furniture and fliturea I2.SOO 00 Dp* from National Banka (not reaerva oe.i3S.i3 B a a % n State Banka and B ankrn .. 1.025 08 Due from approved reaerve a ien t» __ 03,034 67 Check* ana other caah lirai» 1,501 12 Notaaof other National B anka.. . 1.873 Fractional paper currency, nickel», and cent»,......................... ............... 1.323 66 on L aveul Mgkit R n o i i in (U ne. va Specie............................ 110.487 50 .15.50000 *23.987 50 0 al tender notre «m prion fund with U S Treasurer (5 per rent of circulation 312 5* Bua from ‘ i Ü. U 5S. ~ Treaaurrr 1.000 Oti Total n. *419.958 87 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid In.............................*23.000 00 Surplus fund........................................... 25.000.00 Undivided proflla. leaa eipenaee and taxee p a id ....................... 13,203.31 National Bank not ee «uta land la*......... 6.250 00 In d ivid u a l drpoelLa auh- )«ct to check................ 541.822.82 Demand certificate« of depooitT,.,........................... 8.149.88 Certified check»................... SSfi.B0-3S0.5OS.50 Total...................... “ ................... * 419.958 87 m . . Stata of Florida. 1 County of Oran*e I I, F. P. Foratrr. cathler of (he above-named bank, do aolrmnly »wear th at tha above atatem em la true la tha b«et of tny knowled*e and belief r p . rORSTIR. CaAhler. Subscribed and iworn to before me thie 27th day of April. 1912 A R. KEY. Mr commlaalon expiree F>k 21. 1914. Correct—A Heat: ÍS [ ntEBERIC II. RAND. S 0. CHASE. GEO. H FÄNALD. Director». Tomato Crates Tomato Wraps Quality Superior. Terms Cash H. H. DEANE rirst St. and Oak. Phone 255 ._______________ 70-tf -iS E O . B. IV E Y N otary Public All kinds of Logs! Papers, Deeds, Mortgage», Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. O(Tidal Cadet for tha I. 1* U. Benefit Sodety. Tha beat and cheapest Sick, Injury, Aoddent and Death Benefit Protection. Office in Stone and Grore block. • 98c SHIRTW AISTS This s h i p m e n t oi ‘‘All - Linen” Batiste and Lawn Shirtw aists in all of the latest styles will be on Sale Q Q p Monday, each.... v O t WARNER’S R ust Proof Corsets i- A '." S ? and c,'mPl«te M A Y 13TH _________ _______ — ^ pA— — THIS GREAT FREE LADIES’ “ READY-TO. CANON CLOTH WEAR” DEPARTMENT Drawing C ontest will last only a few days longer T his Popular ■ Prizes will b6 drawn at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, M ay For Monday ~22nd__ Nowris the iim r trrtfe t your tickets on m t i U i i ¿firm. .w caro ^ affiftrC an "be special reductions n r Canon ClQth Suiting, handsome prizes .on exhibition in our window, w i ^ this DepartmenfT Sec worth 20c. per 1 £ every purchase amounting to $1.00 a ticket is given our Bargains in gingham yard, our price lU C entitling you to a chance on all of the 12 prizes. dresses. WE ARE AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS 36-Inch LINEN, 31 cents. T his is a splendid weight and full count linen, in natural linen color, to sell for 40c a yard, our price Q l p onlv * r RJJLL* 36-Inch FLAXON In a fine Linen finish Thread, Sheer Weave and 1 Q a special value a t 25c a yard, our price only ... A t / L AMOSKEAG GINGHAM S 7 1-2 c Amoskeag Apron Ginghams in all size checks and plaids. In Red, Blue, Brofai and Green, a m i I2vl yard, only..,..................... ................... ................... B. V. D . UNION SUITS. These popular garm ents for men are tin* ones for comfort during the Sum m er months — Our price ( \Q ft a Suit.......................... .........................:........... */OC DRESS SHIRTS, 45c I t is amazing w hat values we are showing in negligee Shirts, Cuffs attached, in Spring Patterns. Ar 65c values, only .......................... ........................ . teOC .. 35c M E N ’S BELTS, 25c M en's Black and T an Belts — Some with the regular Buckles, others with Patented Self-Fastening Buckles, each 25c M en’s Suspenders 3 FOR 25mils In Black, W hite and col­ These socks ;m cyc-opors. Your choice 1 Q ~ eners at this price. See a pair ............... A t / L them Monday HOUSE FURNISHINGS 19c! 19c! WINDOW tf)c! 19c! 35c TABLE DAMASK, 25c Snow Bleached Table Damask in a good Standard W idth and a ready seller a t 35cents a yard, M onday............................................................. See this Window M onday, any and ;di articles, values up to 30c, will be placed on sale p r o m p t ! a t 9 o'clock, a t ................. .......................... 50-cent CHIFFON BATISTE, 37 cents A 50-cent Seller. 45-inch. Mercerized ChifTon Batiste m ade from an impor- O H p te d , yarn, our price Monday, a- y ard.................... O I L 9-4 FRUIT OF T H E LOOM SHEETING Genuine F ru it of the Loom Sheeting, 2 1-4 yards wide, a special seller a t 35 cents a yard—M on- Q 1 / » d ay Special........................t ............... ...............1........ O A L • 9-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETING 24c % 2 1-2 yards wide Unbleached Pearl Sheeting — A special M onday. Price per yard, only 24c 25c $1.25 BED SPREADS, 98c We have them in I>arge Size — Beautiful M arseille Q D p Patterns, a t onlv .................................... e /O L $1.85 QUILT, $1.48 T his Quilt is fit to grace any bed.—Large Size, Special Designs, Monday, each ............ $1.48 50 SHEETS, 39c T his Sheet is Large enough for a Full S tandard Size double bed. Sells up to 50c. Special for Mon day only . .. ................. ............................... 39c 60c SH EETS, 17c. See this shipm ent of new Seam Sheets, - made out of a good soft A f l muslin, M onday Hr I L 81x90 Seam less H eavy weight splendid value to 75c. See them M onday, each.... Sheets and a sell for W /L F U R N I J U R£ STOVES See our complete line of Cook Stoves and Ranges a t special prices M onday. On weekly payA A m ents of only A *U U 25c c!9 A FEW SPECIALS Five Towels, M onday's Sale..................... Six Yards Lace up to 3 inches WideTwo Dishes, M onday’s Sale.................... Gray Enameled Sauce Pan, 30-cent Value G ray Enameled Berlin K ettle...................... Five Yards Colored L aw n..................... Four pieces (2 cups and 2 saucers) .... Two Bath Towels Two milk Pans .... 30-cent value Two Hlue Enameled Pie P lates............... Two Pillow C ases......... ........ .................... Two Large H uck Tow els............................ SHOES ! This D epartm ent always has something attractive tojolfer our customers. See our line of Beds, Springs, and^M attresses of all kinds. Also a complete showing of Dressers, W ashstands, extension Dining Tables, Rock­ ing Chairs and a splendid assortm ent of Refrigerators. W ejhave only the lowest prices for cash, or we can sell on the smallest kind of paym ents down and a a weekly paym ents of only.... a ......... ................. tp A » U U SEW ING M A CH IN ES' Six-drawer Sewing mach­ ines: Ball bearing, com­ p lete with all a tta c h ­ m ents. On easiest terms. W eekly pay­ m ents of only $ 1.00 120 COIL SPR IN G S, $1.98 This Genuine Spiral Coil Folding Spring will be placed on Sale M onday only — W hile they q q last, each .......................................................... < p A * S /0 SHOES ! It is with pleasure th a t we point to our sh<>< «lepartm ent—our one aim has always been to give greater Shoe values than any pne else, and we take tlx* greatest pride now ip telling our friends, one and all, that \ve have greater Shoe values th an Qver. In either Dress shoes, Oxfords, Pum ps, or W ork Shoes. For Men Women, Misses and Boys or Children. ' — ~ ._ LADIES’ LEATHER OXFORDS, 98c. W ith the high price 9f leather, ju st think 9f being able to buy, absolutely, an all leather Oxford or Pump Q Q p for Ladies’ all sizes, M onday, only........... ....... »701/ M E N ’S SUITS O ur Men’s S uit D epartm ent forvalues Monday— 1Irirtk of buying a fine weave, all wool, Blue Serge Suit, or a Prisetly M ohair suit. N ever sells for less (P 1 Q 1 Q than $15.00, our price.................................. tp A O * ! » / Close Every Thursday at 12:00 o’clock. - Half Holiday D. A. CALDW ELL & CASH DEPARTMENT STORE -t w o - 8 T O R E 8 :—1 2 1 -1 Z 3 S A N F O R D -— ' • .• ¡Vi; hne of Warner'» Kamoiu Corsets in all sizes and in only the most popular Btyles. See our special prices: $1.00 grade, 93c. $1.50 grade $1.39, $2 grade $1.79. - , • : E A S T F IR S T 8TREE1 FLORIDA • ' •« . - > -.- n . . ■ 1M ü t r f r ï W M S I Ê I S È r ' :• �T— V pf/ :: —n i Published S o m l-W e e k ly — Tuesday and F rid ay SA N FO RD' H E R A L D /iV S A N I - O R D ± -L ile it Worth Living SANFORD, ♦ NEwT Ó F THE WORLD * ' èM Ifém » e * m u rc a tG le a n e d f rom Various Sources h a p p e n in g s DURING THE WEEK „ere the Reader* Will rind ■ Brief Historical Sprint riow ln i fa r Hurried Readers Nineteen persona were inju red when Norfolk an d S o u th e rn tra in N o. 2, known sa Xhe N ew b em F ly er wiw w reck­ ed half a m ile so u th of H ickory grounds •Sunday afternoon, w hile en ro u te to Norfolk. T w o coaches and a parlor car were derailed and- tu rn ed over. V/'Talladega, A lobam u, wua stru ck by a cyclone S u n d ay n ig h t ut 8 o'clock, and property dam aged ap p ro x im ately to the ex ten t of 1165,000. T here was no lo * ol life. T ho sto rm strilrk the town from tho so u th w est, going east, »nd when im m ediately over the buaine* district th e tw in d istu rb an ces united, doing heavy dam age. Ignited b y a lig h tn in g bolt coming leemlngly from a clear aky, tw e n ty acres of storage sheds a t th e A tlan tic Coast Line railroad w harves at S av an n ah , were sw ept by fire on S u n d ay , causing lum estim ated at $460,000. One fireman «as severely und several slightly in jured. In th e sheds 7,695 bales of cotton were burned, including 500 bules of Sfa Island co tto n. T h ree tugs and the United S lates bout T y bee played stream on the flames. A drenching dow npour that lasted for utl hour, ruin mixed with large hail, m ade no im pression on the fire. Taft. Kooaevelt, H arm on and La Folletto will tour d)hio this week. All of them are P residential iMtssihililies ami they consider Ohio d eb atab le ground. Ther« will lye plen ty of red fire and tug meeting* in tbe B uckeye S tate. O FFIC E R S ASS ASSI N ATED Decoyed to a poin t where they wentold a gam e of " s k in " was being in d u l­ ged in by a nu m b er of negroes m-nr Archer, M arshal C . 11. S lau g h ter of that town and D ep u ty Sheriff W hite were killed last Sunday m orning, while J. A. M anning, who had been d eputised to as.ist in m aking tb e arrests, barely *-«-u| hh| d eath by feigning th a t he w.i* dead. After the two m en hud been abut und lulled volleys were directed a t M anning, and when thc fell th e negroes, believing him dead, sta rte d to m akp a get-aw ay, when they were arrested by M r. M a n ­ ning, who covered them w ith his gun, it is alleged. *' Cain P erry, a well know n character of the A rcher section, who has been a .terror to c a ttle ow ners b y reason of theft, together w iti, Ins th ree son*, were arrested, and are now in the Alachua county jail. Feeling is said to he intense in th e vicinity of A crher, und were it not for the fact th a t th e spring term of th e c irc u it c o u rt will convene here tom orrow th e m en m ight be dealt with roughly. Inform ation concerning th e tragedy at this tim e ia very m eagre, b u t th e almve facts are a u th e n tic . A bout ' tw o m onths ago M arshall Slaughter wus com pelled to kill Heft Stokes, a notorious "b lin d tig er" oper­ ator, to p ro tect his own life, und it is believed th a t tho trag ed y of this m orn­ ing was a sequel to this. Cain P erry was sh o t b y M anning and is said to be in a critical condition. M axw ell M ak ea Im provem ents A t th e rear of M axw ell’s store he has fitted u p a m odern factory for th e m an­ ufacture of Ice cream and o th e r frozen delicacies an d th e building is equiqqed with motors a n d o th e r paraphernuliu for the confectionery business. T h e build­ ing ia of galvanised iron and has a con­ i I crete floor and th è w ay th e new m a­ & > * Ì chinery can freeze cream ia it caution. The constantly* Increasing tra d e en jo y ­ ed by Maxwell forced this im provem ent the old way of manufacturing cream and hs is pbvy equipped to take LXr. A ll) TO FLOOD SU FFER ER S [ PR O M IN E N T OFFICIALS H ERE C hairm an Overstreet and J L. Dillard, of the hoard*of C ounty Commissioners, Supl Branham and Mr Boyd accom ­ panied by Commissioner Frank W ood­ ruff. 11 T Thrasher and N. H Gorner ins|H-eted (he new *ti*.| draw bridge al Geneva F*-rr\ today WOODLAND PARK NOTKS Mis* Lillian Gihs<in leased the park for her pupils lust Friday. They came in Wagons and autom obiles. Mr. D. L. Thrashi-r iirougli q u ite a bunch in his a u to ’ This « as his first visit to the park anil seeing -«ign» of good lisiung he went hack after tackle, and landed a good siring of |H-r<-h FM-ryl-oily injoyisl tin- swimming and many other amu-x-menLs immi-mu-ly The children wsn- well looked alter by a num ber of ladies and all voted Wood land i'ark thc ideal picnic ground and want to come again. Miss Gibson must ha\i- l>ril»-d the weather man for a liner day could not have been had In spite ol the rain Sunday, quite a num ber of |M-ople came ( apt Fagan hart brought two boats loads on the M aline A lot of Isiy s came on whis-|s (or their regular swim a n d 'o th er an.luse merits and several coupb-s drove nut III buggies Mr and Mr- I' I. I'hras her and daughter May, and Dr and Mrs Pub-ston. accompnlliisl by friends cam e in their autos Thom- that do not ra re to swim enjoy looking al those ill tile |»oo| and everyiaidy (eels repaid for the trip KTII HI. ITEM S Miss Sallie lapford gave a dance al her home Saturday night in honor of her sister. Mrs W I) Oliver of T am pa Mr. Mr George Sm ith. Churlie Chtl*or. Mar r\ and ' 11ar11•• Kav bourn and H u m t,arwiMtd were prin-nt from I’aola lie M-r\tx| TU E S D A Y , MAY 14, 1 9 1 1 COLD STORAGE HERE Die Southern Express Com pany will forward w ithout rout, uny shipm ents of clothing and supplies weighing not more than 150 ixiunds each, for the flood sufferers at MivosMppi Valley points. The ladies of the W (' T. If. of San­ ford ure now making up boxen to be forwarded to these unfortunate i>eople. and the time for shipping these Imxe» bus ix-en changed to May 22nd. All who desire to contribute any articles of clothing, or supplies, will pleas«- deliver same to Mrs. G. II. W aldron as soon as [>ossih|c so tlmt the Inixes will be ready for shipm ent prom ptly on the date set. fre s h m e n t.s ««-A- FLORIDA. a l I I I III o 'c lo c k Fvery one *«»-iin»i to enjoy the evening ' Mr. Ben Boyd und duughter of Lakeland are visiting relatives and friends ut Ethel. Mis« Suilie l.ipford and cousin. Mrs. Bessie Cline, accompaniisl Mr* II D. Oliver as far a* Sanford Slinday on. Iter return home to Tam pa Mr George Sm ith and C harlie flu l,,,r of I’aola were visiting fneiui* at Ethel Sunday HOT SC O l'X MALI. GAME The Sanford Boy Scouts will play a hull game ul Holden I’ark next Friday afternoon at II o'clock. T he First T roop will cross huts with the Second T roop und a gixxl game will he played, ( ome and help the boys get their Sum m er ra m p equipm ent by putting in your q u arter to see the game. CREATURES OF IM ITATION Several mornings ago I met too little Iroys. real little tots, coming out of a gentlem an's office with their hand» full of letters In reiqHjna* to my |>olite "G ood morning little m en" they re­ plied "w e got lots of letters." "I see you have. W hat are you going to do with them "? T he larger hoy holding up his hand full of letters said "th is ¡» u real good letter, we gel them o u t of pap a's waste basket.” "W hat are you going to do with them ?" I »aid. W ith prom ptness and pride they eagerly riviponded, "W e're going to put them in thc latter box." It was with some difficulty th a t 1 pursuaded them th at th e lette r box was not the place to put old letters. I think I only convinced tho larger boy when I suggested th a t the policemen would not let them pvit their letters in tho lette r box; and th a t he m ight arrest them . — M. B. ? a re of and sm all orders— only he wanta the patròna to o rd e r th e ir S unday cream o s Saturday, as his tra d e ia so w anted large he la com pelled to ta k e orders one On« hundred young men and ituy» to day n h e a d r- i f y o u o rd er on S atu rd ay m eet at 7:80 p. in.. M ay 20th, at the hs will deliver it oo S un d ay , and* during P resbyterian C hurch for the purpose of tho h e a te d term this will be a great organising 9 B and and singing d u b . coQ venknee to t b s tired housewife. Car Load of Celery Is Tried As An E xperim ent —— KLPT W11KS IN GOOD CONDITION Cold Storage at Thl» End o f The Line Will Solve The Question fo r Sanford Growers T he ex|K-riment of the Florida Veget­ able Growers' Association in p u tting a car of celery' in cold storage at Sanford for three weeks and then shipping it to a n o rthern m arket was a success. T h e celery was cut and hauled from the field to a dry, cold room, prepared and cooled to 86 degrees by the Crystal Ice Plant. It remained in this cold room for three weeks and was then louded in un iced car and sent to Chicago. P a rt of I lie celery was hleurhed. purt of it half bleached and part of it green W hen losdi-il in the cur for shipm ent it w a s a s sound *» when put I I I the cold room and it carried in th at condition to Chicago and was readily sold. All of the stock had more or less blight on the foliage and a crate contain­ ing "B lack H e a rt" celery in different stagi-s of developm ent wus put into the cold room for cx|>erimcnt at the same tim e N either the blight nor the "B lack H eart" made any further prog­ ress after being put in the c o l d room It has befit a -nil'll discuss,*! ques tarn in the past as to w hether celery could be put into cold storage in Florida and then *hi|>i*-<l to the northern mar kets to arrive in good condition That question is now settled. \fte r sqch celery arrives in market it m ust be handled us any cold storage cel cry is handlisi. whether it is from s cold storage house in the south or north T here are several advantages to I»derived from cold storage of celery in the south, first ol which may !»• m entioned tin- absolute guar.m ils ib.it tin- cilery will carry lo m arket in good condition Celery cinill*I to .'Pi degriys will re main at a low t,-m|M-rature throughout its journey whereas celery direct from tin- fields loaded into an icisl car will not under the Is-st conditions get cooled off for t8 hours, und it is then jmssnig through all of the dangerous purt of ila haul through the hot south, where any neglect ill re-icing the car will In- great­ ly to tin- detrim ent of tin- pt-ii-ry It is claimed by thos«- who have had wide ex|H-ri«-nce in refrigi-ruling that it Is li ph vs|i al '| 111 | me-VMIt«11it V to pul celery direct from the field into mi iced car with weather condition» such as they usual ly ure lit the m onth of M arch, in Florida, with any certain ty of its carrying well, for the warm fog caused by the sw eat­ ing (if the warm celery in a cloaed car will prevent the cold from ix-netrating and cooling the celery Tin- Florida I el Vegetable Growers' Association hail out car (hut arrived in an eastern market this s«-a.H.ni in wlmdi cue«- the inside t<-m |s-rutur<- of tin- ' ur ujm>ii arrival was bn degrei-s, when the outside tem |*-rnlurc was dll degrees in the city to which I t w as »hipped In other words, till- cuf acted as a therm ps Irotlle and carried warm air ulong with the celery clear up to the eastern purt of the United State* T here have no doubt txx*n thousand* of dollars lost to the grower in this m an­ ner during this and past seusona. and th e Florida Vegetable Grower* Association lias taken up with the In te rsta te CornrffPrce Commission the m a tte r of having all refrigerator curs equipped with regis ti-ring therm om eters which will show ut the end of the journey how high the tetn(M-rature of the car bus been allowed to go. and thus have a basis for claims in such nuH-a us th a t al*ove cited. Of course in safe guarding the proper carry ing of our celery to m arket itwould only lx- necessary to put the celery in cold storuge for forty-eight hours- !x-fori shipping, or draw the latent heat out of it by a pre-cooling system such os is em ­ ploy«! in California. B ut we might go further than this and say th at by p u t­ ting a part of our celery in cold storage when m arkcv conditions nre not favorubk- we could avoid gluts ia the m ar­ kets and hold our celery until it !» w an t­ ed a t a fiirp riee , ---------------------It ha*, been advanced by some th a t we cun do this quite us well by putting it into cold storage ujion arrival in the north and waiting for a favorable tim e to a rr iv e to p u t it on the m arket. Tin- dif ference ts th is: When it U shipped to (Continued on page 5) V elum « IV LETTER FROM GUNDY l-ongs For Sanford White hiring in His N orthern Home ' , M r. IL i . Holly, Lucky & uifunL.Fla.: D ear F riend—Enclosed please find check for $2.00 for which please extend my Huiiscription for anorher year. I just happened to notice today when I received the papyr th at my time had ex­ pired April 12th, and I do not w ant to misa a copy. Well we are having real weather here now hut this last winter, well it would just freeze the whiskers off of a marble statue. I tell you I thought of Sanford a grvat m any times when the mercury was find­ ing around 10 to 20 below z«-ro. 1 see by your paper th a t the grower* received very good prices for their stuff this sea­ son. T h at is what I like to si*-. If they will only organize and then stick to ­ gether there is no reason why they eunnot get what their stuff is worth every year. When they were getting $2.00 f. o. b. we were paying 10 cents |n-r stalk for Sanford «defy. And when the m arket dropinsl down to $1 no und $1 25 we still paid the same price .s o you sisth e jH-ople in tiie northern m arkets pay ju st about thc same price when it is cheap as when the grow e r gets w hat it is worth. Give my regards to all the fel­ lows. Your* Respectfully, t K G l'N D Y . Howling Green, Ohio. n liM -ru m riif Merry Sunday I here is a w<*ii established practice in m any sections of tin- United Staten and largely in England of having one Sun day church s«-rvirc in tin- year »Vvoted to a plea for mercy and kindnc*» for the weak and helpless in I lie community win-tiler child or Ix-ast President Mil ham I* Stillm an of the American Hu m ane Society suggests that all six-tclic* make a concerted effort to have Mi-r ry ' Sunday" generally olmervcd through out tile l litt•-«i State* His ap|w-ul for tins olewrvunce, a* pubhsliisl by 1*ur Dum b Animal* follow* I ear n e x t It a p p e a l to all American hum anitarian* to m ake a -qa-cial effort (hi* year to have Mercy Sunday oli«crved generally le t ter* addre?v«d to all clergymen should Ih- sent out soon by local »ocieti«*s, sup |Mirti*l by such literaluri- a* you may deem advisable. Do not let failure to succissi deter any local society from kis-ping up this agitation which seek* to enlist the intelligent t-ou|H-ralion and interent of Gliristlali |a-«iple everywhere | , t i,x -jH-ak lor lie»* * in- .moot e|* ak for tiiem*«-lvi* 1*1 u* not forget t h a t tin- livatitude Hh-s*«*t ir*- t tie merciful m ay well find exprension and •-xempltn cation on one Sunday in the year, in view of the beneficent *pirit which has caused an increase in hum anity all over the world ¿V ; . ; - M fg Û ¿ 2 >*S& L Y, I- IÍS The General News of The Land of flo w e rs. ■ ri CIIUED f ROM THE STATE PRESS 1 An Epitome of the W eek’s M o il p o rtan t Hoppentni» In the S ta te ’s Domain. *11 Im ­ Tho W inter H aven d istrict has voted to bond $130,000 fo r tho construction of good roads. Crop« »re unusually late along tho line of the A. C. L. railway betw een Gainesville and Jacksonville. In »ome few instance« corn is u» high as 18 in c h « but in moat fielda it is'not over six in c h « above ground. i •T he hotel at D avenport is to bo en* larged and improved during the summer month». Several new residence» are also going up in that progressive tow n and many im provem ents are being m ade on the streets. r T he county commi*iioner» of Dado county h a w ordered th a t A ustralian pint* Ik- planted along tho main road from one end of thc county to tho other. The tr«-» Atll be planted th irty fret ap art on each aide of tin- road und fourte«nfe«t from the center of the road, making an avenue twenty-eight feet wide thu en tire length of the county "-.«a I'he rapid development of melon grow ­ ing and trucking in the Gainesville d is­ trict of Florida, with the incidental heavy iniTeiise in refrigerator traffic over the West C oast branch of the A tlantic C oast Line and the Florida S outhern railroads, has brought about the organization of * new railroad icing station project at High Spring* tosu rceed the present husine»» there, which has lM«m unable to iinx-i the requirem ents of the Fruit Grow er* Kxpres» »nice the tlrst of March. ■ • ¿ti <. , New* come* from t tcula th at a petition has been filed Containing th e ' rrquiaite number of name» for a seven-teen-rnilo F F D route out from th at city. M any farmer* are along th at route and this would he a great convenience to them . fro m T rank Clark Jacksonville, H a., May 10, 1912 To My Orange County Friends: Now that tiie official count of the vote in tiie primary election of April 80th has been an ertai m»l and declared, I deal re t" lender my sincere thanks to tin- 952 I leinix r.itn friend* wiio *lood so loyally by ill*' Tiie official returns show th a t 1 re ­ ceived 3,048 more vot«* tiian did my nearest opponent, or nearly 46 per cent of the totul vote. My opponent seem s determined lo burden you with an­ o th e r primary, winch will I»- held on the Pity The Poor lickt-t tgi-nt 2Mh. and I sirnvrely trust th a t each of Hier«- IS one J"l> 111 till» - It . tie- Ram >i-n will I»- active in my U-half until the Ider never would qualify lor and that i* 1 victory i* eompletelv won ticket agent Fisipb- often a«t tin- qii*-» U.-*j> iilu lli and gratefully yours, lions of ila* |Mf»lniusl'-r ami tie- e'litor* FRANK CLARK. of the daily pa|*-r which it would take j week* to ligun- out. but the ticket agent I.c ste ( Infer* For Ice ( ream receives mime which are utterly nn|«» ^ Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday ailile, for instance: "D o you *up|x>*«- 85 run have it made and deliver«! hy leav­ will'i>e on tim e day after tomorrow? li ing order* on Saturday at M axwell's. not. why not?" "C an you tell me if a ljit«*t improved machinery insure« the young ludy in a blue drv»w got off the i>e*t of rrrltm and quick delivery. 72tf Inst train from the north, and where »he »he went?" "W hat time do«-* the 12 80 I.IKLS OUR PARKS train leave,, and is it going to leave on While over In Sanford S atu rd ay tim e?" "W h at made 86 »o lal»- a week night we were impressed with the wisdom ago last S aturday?" "How do I get to of th at city having a public p ark , Kiaiimmec without changing caiV? though it is not a large affair. H ow ­ "C an ’t you telephone and hold the Ixuit ever. with a hand of music and a park Ht Sanford if the train arrive* lute’" full of happy (axiplo, silting around •Will you watch for my friend and tell under brilliant light», and children him how to find my home, for 1 do not eating ice cream and »trnwi>erriea at like to wait for train»?" I left a novel the luprh stands, we, though a stran g er, on the »cat of a Tam pa bound train aitout fell som ew hat agreeably a t ease. T hen three weeks ago Can you tell me where, we said: "W hy should not D eLand ] ran find it?" "C an you give me the have u park -one not outside the cen­ exact time I will arrive in New Y ork?" ter of |>opulation, as it la, h u t right in This ¡» about live minute»' exerride for the center of population.?". the ticket agent, and th a t is why he And »o we retu rn home with tho doen't always nnswer when »[token to.— suggestion th a t the m erchants, buri­ ne»» m en's league, bandm en, all get Orlando Reporter-Stur. busy! T he lot opposite tbe Baptist Church, INFORM AL CARD PARTY A small card party was charm ingly on the Boulevard would be adm irably cntvrydncd by Mrs. W. T. John», at suited, as to location esi»ecially. W ith which the game of Rook wa* enjoyed. a p re tty hand »land, with W ltfl When the garni* of cards were concluded •eats, the resort ^ u l d bo a m c»t beau­ delicious fruit sherbert. cake and candy tiful addition to" the attractions of w ere served. Mr* John»'» guest» were the city. As a m atter of utility It would Mr and Mr*. McGury. Mr and Mr*. [Miy. Visitor* are much impressed, a l J. G. Maple». Miaa Herd. Mias Crux, we were with Sanford Saturday and with Mias Brain; Me»ar». O. E. W alker and Ht. Petersburg'» park a year ago, — DeLand Register. Goodrich. 1 i» J ALL AROUND FLORIDA V ¿ la v •5* /AMMMN N u m ber 7 1 m ii j li ri *■ f? & m « --U 'll J á .' wI 4 *■ F ir " 'i III Æ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b71c79c438ce5e9a49f4477bf3b5163f.pdf e3584bf92ede3a6908c45675c9104afa PDF Text Text • 19 ... io, i m THE CANFORO HERALD Oram* County Returns FoUowlni la tba [affidai return* for Or* ange county In the principe! precinct»: P e r Praeldent o r th e United State»: Oscar W. Underwood 782 Woodrow WUaon 750 ¡0^ EB *v r. ~ Por Conire»* S tato o f flo rid a Lari*: Braiton Beschäm Claude L'Engle George C. Martin J. Ed. O’Brien W. M. Toomer Albert W. Williamson at Tor State Treasurer: J. S. Griner ^ J. Hampton Jone* cJrCL Lunlng r o r t u t s Superintendent of Pubtlo Instruction: 869 W a 1L Holloway 360 A. M. C. Rium U 574 W. N. SbMta f o r Commissioner of Agriculture: 455 W. R. Dorman 1002 W. A. McRae Tor Railroad Com m issioner Royal C. Dunn John'L Neeley « W - 1080 413 F o r Contres». Second Confresolonol District: • 409 R. Hudson Dure 052 Frank Clark S. J. Hllburn S07 S ta te Attorney. Seventh Judicial Clrcult: * 978 John C. Jones Cary D. Landis 999 P o r SU to Senator Nineteenth otorlal District: Arthur E. Donegan Louis C. Massey [ *». Sen 928 991 For M embers House of Representstrves: Geo. Fox. Jr. 840 Forrest Lake 1047 A. B. Newton Samuel A. Robinson 747 901 For S heriff Chat. M. Hand V 950 878 372 Jam es A Kirkwood * Frances Karel For County T reasurer 972 1131 Phillip Slemons J. H. Tucker For Solicitor Criminal Court of Record: Goo A. DeCotles 801 W. E. Shine 1284 We do not give the vote where there wa* no contest. REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh First National Bank at Sanford •1 IM THE STATE Or TU)ltIDA. AT THE CLOSE or • USINESS ATKIL IHTH. 1012 RESOURCES Loam ko>] U tcuunu t 208.044 26 O r*nlr»hi, Mcurvd »ad un*ecu/*U | 8C> U. S Bondi lo Meure circulation ... 6,250 UO Honda. aecuredM. etc........................... 31.969.49 Pen t i n* houac. furniture and fliturea I2.SOO 00 Dp* from National Banka (not reaerva oe.i3S.i3 B a a % n State Banka and B ankrn .. 1.025 08 Due from approved reaerve a ien t» __ 03,034 67 Check* ana other caah lirai» 1,501 12 Notaaof other National B anka.. . 1.873 Fractional paper currency, nickel», and cent»,......................... ............... 1.323 66 on Laveul Mgkit R n o ii in (Une. va Specie............................ 110.487 50 .15.50000 *23.987 50 0 al tender notre «m prion fund with U S Treasurer (5 per rent of circulation 312 5* Bua from ‘ i Ü. U 5S. ~ Treaaurrr 1.000 Oti T otal n. *419.958 87 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid In.............................*23.000 00 Surplus fund........................................... 25.000.00 Undivided proflla. leaa eipenaee and taxee p a id ....................... 13,203.31 National Bank not ee «uta land la*......... 6.250 00 Individual drpoelLa auh- )«ct to check................ 541.822.82 Demand certificate« of depooitT,.,........................... 8.149.88 Certified check»................... SSfi.B0-3S0.5OS.50 Total..................... “ ..................*419.958 87 m.. ÍS [ i- A '. " S ? a n d c , 'm P l « t e Stata of Florida. 1 County of Oran*e I I, F. P. Foratrr. cathler of (he above-named bank, do aolrmnly »wear th at tha above atatem em la true la tha b«et of tny knowled*e and belief r p . rORSTIR. CaAhler. Subscribed and iworn to before me thie 27th day of April. 1912 A R. KEY. Mr commlaalon expiree F>k 21. 1914. Correct—A Heat: ntEBERIC II. RAND. S 0. CHASE. GEO. H FÄNALD. Director». Tomato C rates Tom ato Wraps Quality Superior. Terms Cash H. H. DEANE rirst St. and Oak. Phone 255 ._______________ 7 0 -tf -iS E O . B. IVEY N otary Public All kinds of Logs! Papers, Deeds, Mortgage», Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. O(Tidal Cadet for tha I. 1* U. Benefit Sodety. Tha beat and cheapest Sick, Injury, Aoddent and D eath Benefit Protection. Office in Stone and Grore block. MAY 13TH _________ _______ — ^ pA— — LADIES’ “ READY-TO. CANON CLOTH WEAR” DEPARTMENT Drawing Contest will last only a few days longer This Popular ■ Prizes will b6 drawn at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, May For Monday ~22nd__Nowris the iim r trrtfet your tickets on m t iU ii ¿firm. .wcaro^affiftrCan "be special reductions n r Canon ClQth Suiting, handsome prizes .on exhibition in our window, w i^ this DepartmenfT Sec worth 20c. per 1 £ every purchase amounting to $1.00 a ticket is given our Bargains in gingham yard, our price lU C entitling you to a chance on all of the 12 prizes. dresses. WE ARE AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS 7 1-2 c 36-Inch LINEN, 31 cents. This is a splendid weight and full count linen, in natural Amoskeag Apron Ginghams in all size checks and linen color, to sell for 40c a yard, our price Q l p plaids. In Red, Blue, Brofai and Green, a m i I2vl onlv *r RJJLL* yard, only..,........................................................ B. V. D. UNION SUITS. 50-cent CHIFFON BATISTE, 37 cents These popular garments for men are tin* ones for A 50-cent Seller. 45-inch. comfort during the Summer months — Our price (\Q ft Mercerized ChifTon Batiste made from an impor- O H p a Suit........................ .......................:.......... */OC ted, yarn, our price Monday, a- yard.................. O I L DRESS SHIRTS, 45c It is amazing what values we are showing in negligee 9-4 FRUIT OF THE LOOM SHEETING Ar Genuine Fruit of the Loom Sheeting, 2 1-4 yards wide, Shirts, Cuffs attached, in Spring Patterns. 65c values, only .......... .................................... . te OC a special seller a t 35 cents a yard—Mon- Q 1 /» day Special...................... t .............. ..............1....... O A L .. 35c M EN’S BELTS, 25c Men's Black and Tan Belts — Some with the regular • 9-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETING 24c % Buckles, others with Patented Self-Fastening 2 1-2 yards wide Unbleached Pearl Sheeting — Buckles, each A special Monday. Price per yard, only 25c Men’s Suspenders 3 FOR 25mils 36-Inch FLAXON In Black, White and col­ These socks ;m cyc-opIn a fine Linen finish Thread, Sheer Weave and 1 Q ors. Your choice 1 Q ~ eners at this price. See a special value at 25c a yard, our price only ... A t/L a pair .............. A t / L them Monday 25c 24c HOUSE FURNISHINGS 19c! 19c! WINDOW tf)c! 19c! 35c TABLE DAMASK, 25c Snow Bleached Table Damask in a good Standard Width and a ready seller at 35cents a yard, Monday......................................................... See this Window Monday, any and ;di articles, values up to 30c, will be placed on sale prompt! at 9 o'clock, a t ................ ......................... 25c c!9 A FEW SPECIALS Five Towels, Monday's Sale................... Six Yards Lace up to 3 inches Wide$1.85 QUILT, $1.48 Two Dishes, Monday’s Sale.................. This Quilt is fit to grace any bed.—Large Gray Enameled Sauce Pan, 30-cent Value Size, Special Designs, Monday, each ............ Gray Enameled Berlin Kettle.................... 50 SHEETS, 39c This Sheet is Large enough for a Full Standard Size Five Yards Colored Lawn.................... double bed. Sells up to 50c. Special for Mon Four pieces (2 cups and 2 saucers) .... day only . .. ................ ............................. Two Bath Towels 60c SHEETS, 17c. 81x90 Seamless Sheets Two milk Pans .... 30-cent value See this shipment of new Heavy weight and a Seam Sheets, - made out splendid value to sell for Two Hlue Enameled Pie Plates.............. Two Pillow Cases.................................... of a good soft A f l 75c. See them muslin, Monday Hr I L Monday, each.... W / L Two Large Huck Towels.......................... $1.25 BED SPREADS, 98c We have them in I>arge Size — Beautiful Marseille Q D p Patterns, at onlv ................................. e /O L $1.48 39c F U R N I J U R£ SHOES ! This Department always has something attractive tojolfer our customers. See our line of Beds, Springs, and^Mattresses of all kinds. Also a complete showing of Dressers, Washstands, extension Dining Tables, Rock­ ing Chairs and a splendid assortment of Refrigerators. Wejhave only the lowest prices for cash, or we can sell on the smallest kind of payments down and a a weekly payments of only.... a ........ ......... ....... tp A » U U STOVES SEWING MACHINES' Six-drawer Sewing mach­ See our complete line of ines: Ball bearing, com­ Cook Stoves and Ranges plete with all attach­ a t special prices Monday. ments. On easiest terms. On weekly payA A Weekly pay­ ments of only A *U U ments of only $ 1.00 SHOES ! It is with pleasure that we point to our sh<>< «lepartment—our one aim has always been to give greater Shoe values than any pne else, and we take tlx* greatest pride now ip telling our friends, one and all, that \ve have greater Shoe values than Qver. In either Dress shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, or Work Shoes. For Men Women, Misses and Boys or Children. ' — ~ ._ LADIES’ LEATHER OXFORDS, 98c. With the high price 9f leather, just think 9f being able to buy, absolutely, an all leather Oxford or Pump Q Q p for Ladies’ all sizes, Monday, only.......... ....... »701/ MEN’S SUITS 120 COIL SPRINGS, $1.98 Our Men’s Suit Department forvalues Monday— 1Irirtk This Genuine Spiral Coil Folding Spring will be of buying a fine weave, all wool, Blue Serge Suit, or a placed on Sale Monday only — While they q q Prisetly Mohair suit. Never sells for less (P1 Q 1 Q last, each ..... .... ............................................ < pA *S /0 than $15.00, our price............. ..... ............. tp A O * !» / Close Every Thursday at 12:00 o’clock. - Half Holiday D. A. CALDWELL & CASH S A N F O R D -— -t w o ' D EP A R TM EN T STO R E - 8 T O R E 8 :— 121-1Z3 E A S T F IR S T 8TREE1 • . • ¡Vi; hne of Warner'» Kamoiu Corsets in all sizes and in only the most popular Btyles. See our special prices: $1.00 grade, 93c. $1.50 grade $1.39, $2 grade $1.79. THIS GREAT FREE Por Governor of S ta te o f f lorlda _ Cromwell Gibbon» —..„■ASA ^ William H r Milton 155 Edward Semple 10 Perk Trstnmeil 1041 John W. Watson 350 m WARNER’S Rust Proof Corsets • 98c SHIRTWAISTS This s h i p m e n t oi ‘‘All - Linen” Batiste and Lawn Shirtwaists in all of the latest styles will be on Sale Q Q p Monday, each.... v O t - , • : FLORIDA • ' •« . - > -.- n . . ■ 1M ü t r f r ï W M S I Ê I S È r ' :• �T— V pf/ :: —n i Published S o m l-W e e k ly — Tu e s d a y and F rid a y SAN FO RD ' H E R A L D / iV S A N I - O R D ± -L ile it SANFORD, ♦ NEwT Ó F THE WORLD * ' èM Ifém» e*murcatGleaned f rom Various Sources happenings DURING THE WEEK „ere the Reader* Will rind ■ Brief Historical S p rin t rio w ln i f a r H urried R eaders Nineteen persona were inju red when Norfolk an d S o u th e rn tra in N o. 2, known sa Xhe N ew b em F ly er wiw w reck­ ed half a m ile so u th of H ickory grounds •Sunday afternoon, w hile en ro u te to Norfolk. T w o coaches and a parlor car were derailed and- tu rn ed over. V/'Talladega, A lobam u, wua stru ck by a cyclone S u n d ay n ig h t ut 8 o'clock, and property dam aged ap p ro x im ately to the ex ten t of 1165,000. T here was no lo * ol life. T ho sto rm strilrk the town from tho so u th w est, going east, »nd when im m ediately over the buaine* district th e tw in d istu rb an ces united, doing heavy dam age. Ignited b y a lig h tn in g bolt coming leemlngly from a clear aky, tw e n ty acres of storage sheds a t th e A tlan tic Coast Line railroad w harves at S av an n ah , were sw ept by fire on S u n d ay , causing lum estim ated at $460,000. One fireman «as severely und several slightly in jured. In th e sheds 7,695 bales of cotton were burned, including 500 bules of Sfa Island co tto n. T h ree tugs and the United S lates bout T y bee played stream on the flames. A drenching dow npour that lasted for utl hour, ruin mixed with large hail, m ade no im pression on the fire. Taft. Kooaevelt, H arm on and La Folletto will tour d)hio this week. All of them are P residential iMtssihililies ami they consider Ohio d eb atab le ground. Ther« will lye plen ty of red fire and tug meeting* in tbe B uckeye S tate. O FFIC E R S ASS ASSI N ATED Decoyed to a poin t where they wentold a gam e of " s k in " was being in d u l­ ged in by a nu m b er of negroes m-nr Archer, M arshal C . 11. S lau g h ter of that town and D ep u ty Sheriff W hite were killed last Sunday m orning, while J. A. M anning, who had been d eputised to as.ist in m aking tb e arrests, barely *-«-u| hh| d eath by feigning th a t he w.i* dead. After the two m en hud been abut und lulled volleys were directed a t M anning, and when thc fell th e negroes, believing him dead, sta rte d to m akp a get-aw ay, when they were arrested by M r. M a n ­ ning, who covered them w ith his gun, it is alleged. *' Cain P erry, a well know n character of the A rcher section, who has been a .terror to c a ttle ow ners b y reason of theft, together w iti, Ins th ree son*, were arrested, and are now in the Alachua county jail. Feeling is said to he intense in th e vicinity of A crher, und were it not for the fact th a t th e spring term of th e c irc u it c o u rt will convene here tom orrow th e m en m ight be dealt with roughly. Inform ation concerning th e tragedy at this tim e ia very m eagre, b u t th e almve facts are a u th e n tic . A bout ' tw o m onths ago M arshall Slaughter wus com pelled to kill Heft Stokes, a notorious "b lin d tig er" oper­ ator, to p ro tect his own life, und it is believed th a t tho trag ed y of this m orn­ ing was a sequel to this. Cain P erry was sh o t b y M anning and is said to be in a critical condition. M axw ell M ak ea Im provem ents A t th e rear of M axw ell’s store he has fitted u p a m odern factory for th e m an­ ufacture of Ice cream and o th e r frozen delicacies an d th e building is equiqqed with motors a n d o th e r paraphernuliu for the confectionery business. T h e build­ ing ia of galvanised iron and has a con­ i I crete floor and th è w ay th e new m a­ & > * Ì chinery can freeze cream ia it caution. The constantly* Increasing tra d e en jo y ­ ed by Maxwell forced this im provem ent the old way of manufacturing cream and h s is pbvy equipped to take LXr. A ll) TO FLOOD SU FFER ER S [ PR O M IN E N T OFFICIALS H ERE C hairm an Overstreet and J L. Dillard, of the hoard*of C ounty Commissioners, Supl Branham and Mr Boyd accom ­ panied by Commissioner Frank W ood­ ruff. 11 T Thrasher and N. H Gorner ins|H-eted (he new *ti*.| draw bridge al Geneva F*-rr\ today WOODLAND PARK NOTKS Mis* Lillian Gihs<in leased the park for her pupils lust Friday. They came in Wagons and autom obiles. Mr. D. L. Thrashi-r iirougli q u ite a bunch in his a u to ’ This « as his first visit to the park anil seeing -«ign» of good lisiung he went hack after tackle, and landed a good siring of |H-r<-h FM-ryl-oily injoyisl tin- swimming and many other amu-x-menLs immi-mu-ly The children wsn- well looked alter by a num ber of ladies and all voted Wood land i'ark thc ideal picnic ground and want to come again. Miss Gibson must ha\i- l>ril»-d the weather man for a liner day could not have been had In spite ol the rain Sunday, quite a num ber of |M-ople came ( apt Fagan hart brought two boats loads on the M aline A lot of Isiy s came on whis-|s (or their regular swim a n d 'o th er an.luse merits and several coupb-s drove nut III buggies Mr and Mr- I' I. I'hras her and daughter May, and Dr and Mrs Pub-ston. accompnlliisl by friends cam e in their autos Thom- that do not ra re to swim enjoy looking al those ill tile |»oo| and everyiaidy (eels repaid for the trip KTII HI. ITEM S Miss Sallie lapford gave a dance al her home Saturday night in honor of her sister. Mrs W I) Oliver of T am pa Mr. Mr George Sm ith. Churlie Chtl*or. Mar r\ and ' 11ar11•• Kav bourn and H u m t,arwiMtd were prin-nt from I’aola lie « « - A - M -r\tx| a l III T U E S D A Y , M A Y 14, 1911 COLD STO R A G E HERE Die Southern Express Com pany will forward w ithout rout, uny shipm ents of clothing and supplies weighing not more than 150 ixiunds each, for the flood sufferers at MivosMppi Valley points. The ladies of the W (' T. If. of San­ ford ure now making up boxen to be forwarded to these unfortunate i>eople. and the time for shipping these Imxe» bus ix-en changed to May 22nd. All who desire to contribute any articles of clothing, or supplies, will pleas«- deliver sam e to Mrs. G. II. W aldron as soon as [>ossih|c so tlmt the Inixes will be ready for shipm ent prom ptly on the date set. fre s h m e n t.s FLORIDA. III o ' c l o c k Fvery one *«»-iin»i to enjoy the evening ' Mr. Ben Boyd und duughter of Lakeland are visiting relatives and friends ut Ethel. Mis« Suilie l.ipford and cousin. Mrs. Bessie Cline, accompaniisl Mr* II D. Oliver as far a* Sanford Slinday on. Iter return home to Tam pa Mr George Sm ith and C harlie flu l,,,r of I’aola were visiting fneiui* at Ethel Sunday HOT SC O l'X MALI. GAME The Sanford Boy Scouts will play a hull game ul Holden I’ark next Friday afternoon at II o'clock. T he First T roop will cross huts with the Second T roop und a gixxl game will he played, ( ome and help the boys get their Sum m er ra m p equipm ent by putting in your q u arter to see the game. CREATURES OF IM ITATION Several mornings ago I met too little Iroys. real little tots, coming out of a gentlem an's office with their hand» full of letters In reiqHjna* to my |>olite "G ood morning little m en" they re­ plied "w e got lots of letters." "I see you have. W hat are you going to do with them "? T he larger hoy holding up his hand full of letters said "th is ¡» u real good letter, we gel them o u t of pap a's waste basket.” "W hat are you going to do with them ?" I »aid. W ith prom ptness and pride they eagerly riviponded, "W e're going to put them in thc latter box." It was with some difficulty th a t 1 pursuaded them th at th e lette r box was not the place to put old letters. I think I only convinced tho larger boy when I suggested th a t the policemen would not let them pvit their letters in tho lette r box; and th a t he m ight arrest them . — M. B. ? a re of and sm all orders— only he wanta the patròna to o rd e r th e ir S unday cream o s Saturday, as his tra d e ia so w anted large he la com pelled to ta k e orders one On« hundred young men and ituy» to day n h e a d r- i f y o u o rd er on S atu rd ay m eet at 7:80 p. in.. M ay 20th, at the hs will deliver it oo S un d ay , and* during P resbyterian C hurch for the purpose of tho h e a te d term this will be a great organising 9 B and and singing d u b . coQ venknee to t b s tired housewife. V e lu m « IV LETTER FROM GUNDY ¿V ; . ; - M f g Û ¿ 2 >*S&L Y, J ALL AROUND FLORIDA IÍS l-ongs For Sanford White hiring in His N orthern Home ' , Car Load of Celery Is Tried As M r. IL i . Holly, Lucky & uifunL.Fla.: An Experiment — — The General News of The Land D ear F riend—Enclosed please find of flowers. KLPT W11KS IN GOOD CONDITION Cold Storage at Thl» End of The Line Will Solve The Question for Sanford Growers T he ex|K-riment of the Florida Veget­ able Growers' Association in p u tting a car of celery' in cold storage a t Sanford for three weeks and then shipping it to a n o rthern m arket was a success. T h e celery was cut and hauled from the field to a dry, cold room, prepared and cooled to 86 degrees by the Crystal Ice Plant. It remained in this cold room for three weeks and was then louded in un iced car and sent to Chicago. P a rt of I lie celery was hleurhed. purt of it half bleached and part of it green W hen losdi-il in the cur for shipm ent it w a s a s sound *» when put III the cold room and it carried in th at condition to Chicago and was readily sold. All of the stock had more or less blight on the foliage and a crate contain­ ing "B lack H e a rt" celery in different stagi-s of developm ent wus put into the cold room for cx|>erimcnt at the same tim e N either the blight nor the "B lack H eart" made any further prog­ ress after being put in the c o l d room It has befit a -nil'll discuss,*! ques tarn in the past as to w hether celery could be put into cold storage in Florida and then *hi|>i*-<l to the northern mar kets to arrive in good condition That question is now settled. \fte r sqch celery arrives in market it m ust be handled us any cold storage cel cry is handlisi. whether it is from s cold storage house in the south or north T here are several advantages to I»derived from cold storage of celery in the south, first ol which may !»• m entioned tin- absolute guar.m ils ib.it tin- cilery will carry lo m arket in good condition Celery cinill*I to .'Pi degriys will re main at a low t,-m|M-rature throughout its journey whereas celery direct from tin- fields loaded into an icisl car will not under the Is-st conditions get cooled off for t8 hours, und it is then jmssnig through all of the dangerous purt of ila haul through the hot south, where any neglect ill re-icing the car will In- great­ ly to tin- detrim ent of tin- pt-ii-ry It is claimed by thos«- who have had wide ex|H-ri«-nce in refrigi-ruling that it Is li ph vs|i al '| 111| me-VMIt«11it V to pul celery direct from the field into mi iced car with weather condition» such as they usual ly ure lit the m onth of M arch, in Florida, with any certain ty of its carrying well, for the warm fog caused by the sw eat­ ing (if the warm celery in a cloaed car will prevent the cold from ix-netrating and cooling the celery Tin- Florida I el Vegetable Growers' Association hail out car (hut arrived in an eastern market this s«-a.H.ni in wlmdi cue«- the inside t<-m |s-rutur<- of tin- ' ur ujm>ii arrival was bn degrei-s, when the outside tem |*-rnlurc was dll degrees in the city to which It w as »hipped In other words, till- cuf acted as a therm ps Irotlle and carried warm air ulong with the celery clear up to the eastern purt of the United State* T here have no doubt txx*n thousand* of dollars lost to the grower in this m an­ ner during this and past seusona. and th e Florida Vegetable Grower* Association lias taken up with the In te rsta te CornrffPrce Commission the m a tte r of having all refrigerator curs equipped with regis ti-ring therm om eters which will show ut the end of the journey how high the tetn(M-rature of the car bus been allowed to go. and thus have a basis for claims in such nuH-a us th a t al*ove cited. Of course in safe guarding the proper carry ing of our celery to m arket itwould only lx- necessary to put the celery in cold storuge for forty-eight hours- !x-fori shipping, or draw the latent heat out of it by a pre-cooling system such os is em ­ ploy«! in California. B ut we might go further than this and say th at by p u t­ ting a part of our celery in cold storage when m arkcv conditions nre not favorubk- we could avoid gluts ia the m ar­ kets and hold our celery until it !» w an t­ ed a t a f iir p r ie e ,---------------------It ha*, been advanced by some th a t we cun do this quite us well by putting it into cold storage ujion arrival in the north and waiting for a favorable tim e to arrive to p u t it on the m arket. Tin- dif ference ts th is: When it U shipped to (Continued on page 5) check for $2.00 for which please extend my Huiiscription for anorher year. I just happened to notice today when I received the papyr th at my time had ex­ pired April 12th, and I do not w ant to misa a copy. Well we are having real weather here now hut this last winter, well it would just freeze the whiskers off of a marble statue. I tell you I thought of Sanford a grvat m any times when the mercury was find­ ing around 10 to 20 below z«-ro. 1 see by your paper th a t the grower* received very good prices for their stuff this sea­ son. T h at is what I like to si*-. If they will only organize and then stick to ­ gether there is no reason why they eunnot get what their stuff is worth every year. When they were getting $2.00 f. o. b. we were paying 10 cents |n-r stalk for Sanford «defy. And when the m arket dropinsl down to $1 no und $1 25 we still paid the same price . s o you sisth e jH-ople in tiie northern m arkets pay ju st about thc same price when it is cheap as when the grow e r gets w hat it is worth. Give my regards to all the fel­ lows. Your* Respectfully, t K G l'N D Y . Howling Green, Ohio. ■ 1 An Epitome of the Week’s M o il portant Hoppentni» In the State’s Domain. *11 Im ­ Tho W inter H aven d istrict has voted to bond $130,000 for tho construction of good roads. Crop« »re unusually late along tho line of the A. C. L. railway betw een Gainesville and Jacksonville. In »ome few instance« corn is u» high as 18 in c h « but in moat fielda it is'not over six in c h « above ground. i •T he hotel at D avenport is to bo en* larged and improved during the summer month». Several new residence» are also going up in that progressive tow n and many im provem ents are being m ade on the streets. r T he county commi*iioner» of Dado county h a w ordered th a t A ustralian pint* Ik- planted along tho main road from one end of thc county to tho other. The tr«-» Atll be planted th irty fret ap art on each aide of tin- road und fourte«nfe«t from the center of the road, making an avenue twenty-eight feet wide thu en tire length of the county n liM -ru m riif Merry Sunday I here is a w<*ii established practice in m any sections of tin- United Staten and largely in England of having one Sun day church s«-rvirc in tin- year »Vvoted to a plea for mercy and kindnc*» for the weak and helpless in I lie community win-tiler child or Ix-ast President Mil ham I* Stillm an of the American Hu m ane Society suggests that all six-tclic* make a concerted effort to have Mi-r ry ' Sunday" generally olmervcd through out tile l litt•-«i State* His ap|w-ul for tins olewrvunce, a* pubhsliisl by 1*ur Dum b Animal* follow* I ear n e x t It a p p e a l to all American hum anitarian* to m ake a -qa-cial effort (hi* year to have Mercy Sunday oli«crved generally le t ter* addre?v«d to all clergymen should Ih- sent out soon by local »ocieti«*s, sup |Mirti*l by such literaluri- a* you may deem advisable. Do not let failure to succissi deter any local society from kis-ping up this agitation which seek* to enlist the intelligent t-ou|H-ralion and interent of Gliristlali |a-«iple everywhere | , t i,x -jH-ak lor lie»* * in- .moot e|* ak for tiiem*«-lvi* 1*1 u* not forget t h a t tin- livatitude Hh-s*«*t ir*- t tie merciful m ay well find exprension and •-xempltn cation on one Sunday in the year, in view of the beneficent *pirit which has caused an increase in hum anity all over the world "-.«a I'he rapid development of melon grow ­ ing and trucking in the Gainesville d is­ trict of Florida, with the incidental heavy iniTeiise in refrigerator traffic over the West C oast branch of the A tlantic C oast Line and the Florida S outhern railroads, has brought about the organization of * new railroad icing station project at High Spring* tosu rceed the present husine»» there, which has lM«m unable to iinx-i the requirem ents of the Fruit Grow er* Kxpres» »nice the tlrst of March. ■ ii j li ri *■ f? & m « --U j • ¿ti <. , New* come* from t tcula th at a petition has been filed Containing th e ' rrquiaite number of name» for a seven-teen-rnilo F F D route out from th at city. M any farmer* are along th at route and this would he a great convenience to them . fro m T rank Clark Jacksonville, H a., May 10, 1912 To My Orange County Friends: Now that tiie official count of the vote in tiie primary election of April 80th has been an ertai m»l and declared, I deal re t" lender my sincere thanks to tin- 952 I leinix r.itn friend* wiio *lood so loyally by ill*' Tiie official returns show th a t 1 re ­ ceived 3,048 more vot«* tiian did my nearest opponent, or nearly 46 per cent of the totul vote. My opponent seem s determined lo burden you with an­ other primary, winch will I»- held on the Pity The Poor lickt-t tgi-nt 2Mh. and I sirnvrely trust th a t each of Hier«- IS one J"l> 111 till» - It . tie- Ram >i-n will I»- active in my U-half until the Ider never would qualify lor and that i* 1 victory i* eompletelv won ticket agent Fisipb- often a«t tin- qii*-» U.-*j> iilu lli and gratefully yours, lions of ila* |Mf»lniusl'-r ami tie- e'litor* FRANK C L A R K . of the daily pa|*-r which it would take week* to ligun- out. but the ticket agent I.c ste ( Infer* For Ice ( ream receives mime which are utterly nn|«» ^ Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday ailile, for instance: "D o you *up|x>*«- 85 run have it made and deliver«! hy leav­ will'i>e on tim e day after tomorrow? li ing order* on Saturday at M axwell's. not. why not?" "C an you tell me if a ljit«*t improved machinery insure« the young ludy in a blue drv»w got off the i>e*t of rrrltm and quick delivery. 72tf Inst train from the north, and where »he »he went?" "W hat time do«-* the 12 80 I.IKLS OUR PARKS train leave,, and is it going to leave on While over In Sanford S atu rd ay tim e?" "W h at made 86 »o lal»- a week night we were impressed with the wisdom ago last S aturday?" "How do I get to of th at city having a public p ark , Kiaiimmec without changing caiV? though it is not a large affair. H ow ­ "C an ’t you telephone and hold the Ixuit ever. with a hand of music and a park Ht Sanford if the train arrive* lute’" full of happy (axiplo, silting around •Will you watch for my friend and tell under brilliant light», and children him how to find my home, for 1 do not eating ice cream and »trnwi>erriea at like to wait for train»?" I left a novel the luprh stands, we, though a stran g er, on the »cat of a Tam pa bound train aitout fell som ew hat agreeably a t ease. T hen three weeks ago Can you tell me where, we said: "W hy should not D eLand ] ran find it?" "C an you give me the have u park -one not outside the cen­ exact time I will arrive in New Y ork?" ter of |>opulation, as it la, h u t right in This ¡» about live minute»' exerride for the center of population.?". the ticket agent, and th a t is why he And »o we retu rn home with tho doen't always nnswer when »[token to.— suggestion th a t the m erchants, buri­ ne»» m en's league, bandm en, all get Orlando Reporter-Stur. busy! T he lot opposite tbe Baptist Church, INFORM AL CARD PARTY A small card party was charm ingly on the Boulevard would be adm irably cntvrydncd by Mrs. W. T. John», at suited, as to location esi»ecially. W ith which the game of Rook wa* enjoyed. a p re tty hand »land, with W ltfl When the garni* of cards were concluded •eats, the resort ^ u l d bo a m c»t beau­ delicious fruit sherbert. cake and candy tiful addition to" the attractions of were served. Mr* John»'» guest» were the city. As a m atter of utility It would Mr and Mr*. McGury. Mr and Mr*. [Miy. Visitor* are much impressed, a l J. G. Maple». Miaa Herd. Mias Crux, we were with Sanford Saturday and with Mias Brain; Me»ar». O. E. W alker and Ht. Petersburg'» park a year ago, — DeLand Register. Goodrich. 1 ri CIIUED f ROM THE STATE PRESS V ¿ la v i » I- /AMMMN N um ber 7 1 Worth Living m •5* 'll .' wI J 4á *■ Fir " 'i III Æ �THE SANFORD HERALD j^o question aa to the TOorti) in j)nU mtr Si &tigij clotDea. £ o u gft r.ttrn fltylcg, r.ttra Quality, extra balm in 4 Sometimes a candidate can be elected by kla enemies a n d , F rank Clark seems to be one of the sex. In the first primary the reports circulated about Frank by the opppeltlop were plough to defeat any ordinary man, b u t Frank is an extraorBlnary man and he made good in spite of all th at th e opposition could do. They carried the mud slinging too far and the reaction elected Frank or will in the sec­ ond primary. The people of the Sec­ ond know Frank Clark and they resent the underhand' methods employed to defeat him. He answered every charge to the entire satisfaction of the majority of the voters and the fine vote polled by him la proof that you can't elect or de­ feat a man any more In this state by a dirty campaign. Frank Clark made friends by his manly stand for the right and even tho voter» in the Everglades gave him their support. He is bound to win out and if the same tactics ore pur­ sued in the second primary ho will get even a larger vote than ever before. 1 Charlie Hand is not worrying any about the outcome of the Sheriff's race because lAa loyal friends ail over the county will atand by him and hi* will he elected. He was the high man in the flrot and proved by this vote that n ma­ jority of the people of Orange county want him for Sheriff. Without any dis­ paragement to Mr. Kirkwood I wiaii to rise and remark that ('has. Hand is the man for Sheriffand the people will so de­ cide at the next election. The office does not belong to any one and no one man has any ieaao on it and if Hand wants it and the people want him to have it all well and good. Hand is not j>osinc as the Sanford candidate and as such the people o( the whole county will support him. We are not voting for him down here because he Is from Sanford but be­ cause he is the lient man for the place. hgj1 ‘.7,! i l ’ ;1 i-i Mr1 Ujj P #Ü !Jj? Iti i l A Rev. Summer» preached n fine sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday night, so I am told, on Sanford's Grrateat Sin, and the gist of his talk was the indifference of Sanford j>cople to church work and the chose after the pleasures of life in which all thought of church and God an; forgotten. He also appealed to the people to forget the petty differences that separate so many good people and have a general getting together. Rut he stated that we would never lwve-fc change of heart unless more of us be­ came church members and church goers and church workers. Amusements, card parties, and other diversions that were sapping the very vitality of the people and turning their thoughts from the spiritual to the material things of this life In whlcl^ all thoughts of the here­ after »-ere forgotten. It must have been a powerful plea and should have an ef­ fect. How often have I spoken about the chasm that seems to separate the people of this city and will separate until some great awakening brings them into closer communion not only with one another but with the church. I take hi» sermon to myself, for I am just as world­ ly aa any one and a good sermon never goea over my shoulder, The churchen of Sanford aro ail in the same rut and the people are content to drif^ with tlie tide. and seek the pleasure that promises for the time-greater rewards in good times for the nonce than the future reward in heaven. We are not doing our duty to God or roan in this city and Summers baa brought it home to me and I want him and the other good ministers to bring It home to every man and woman in San­ ford. Wo aro not looking after the wel­ fare of either ourselves pr our children, and we are not going to prosper under the present mode of living for long. There is always a tirno when these truths are brought horns to us and tho manner is left to a high» power. Hla servants seek to bring these truths home to us from time to timo, and if they are pot heeded look out for the deluge. Boy Killed by Snake Bite At Leesburg Ail cry Morrison, the eight year old grandson of Bishop Mor­ rison, of the Methodist Church, died last bite between 8 and 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon. The little boy was playing near a hammock with his brother, Rob­ ert, seed 5, when be Stepped on the snake which is thought to have been a moccaMo. The snake plunged his fangs into the boy's instep. When Dttle^Alisry Morrison screamed with the pain tho other boy ran back to r\jerj> purrfjnöe tnabt ijftf. üo\u take our m\u Summer ^ uttg at ............. You know you are using good judgment in deciding upon this store as your purchasing place the minute your eye rests on these ance reveals the goodness of clothes. A glance the materials and the tailoring oi supreme excellence. The price tickets tell the stoiy of prices unmatchable outside of this store. Depend upon us to give you the best; we Want to establish this establishment in the minds oi a men as the value-giving center of Sanford — C<X7 ri|h( flirt Scha/locr k f l u ì 4 ' W e have maqy other good things <vear here; Hats, Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear, Night Shirts, Pajamas; the; things that will suit you in matters of quality and in price. If you are go away this is the store to buy new and up-to-date things for your trip. PALMER & S i . * . “ C lo th e s C h a t S a t i s f i t the house to get help, after carrying him part of the way. When rescue« ar­ rived tho little fellow was unconscious. Dre. Hall and Morrison, the latter an uncle of the i>oy, were called and were in attendance within a very short time. They did everything plsaihle but the i>oy’s condition grew worse until Sun­ day morning when death ended his agony.. An A p p reciatio n the pest twelve months, we are especially desirous of expressing to our loyal cus­ tomers and friends our sincere apprecia­ tion of their generous sup|»rt. Notwithstanding a bad crop year now and then, the Peoples Hank of Sanford has forged ahead steilddy and now enters the Quarter Million class We can only say that our Interest In our customers Is very deep, and we feel sure that our splendid growth could not have materialized had we not stood ever ready to Assist them in all their laudable undertakings, ond we assure them of our further willingness to contribute to their success whenever possible. Statement of the condition, at the close of business, May 13th, 191^. In calling attention to the above state­ ment of the Peoples Dank of Sanford, which is published not by request of the Comptroller of the State of -Florida, but for the purpoae of showing the Very sub­ The Bank That Insures Your Deposits stantial growth of the institution during It. E. TOLAR. Cashier * ¡Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida Are You Ready? To kick off this mortal coil and TO QUIT LIVING die? RESOURCES Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures Cash and due from banks Overdrafts - ' Stocks and Bonds Loans and Discounts LIABILITIES Capital Surplus and Profits DEPOSITS Is your family well provided for in case you should If not Comparison -S Ä Ü Opened for buelneaa April 90, 1008 AGENT FOR Equitable Life Insurance Company Deposits Absolutely Insured P E O P L E 8 BANK O F 8AN FO R D M. M. SMITH, Pm H. R. STEVENS, V.-Prw. a E. TOLAR. C**1"** �:‘r May 14, »12. — ■■ - rilC SANFORD HERALD — • County Commissioners Meet Upon motion election and registration D istrict as defined by the petition of Looking for a Good House to D. B Sphaler. H. C. H am m ond et al. filed with this Board M arch 5. 1912, be and Ship Your Fruit and : ;V jP 5 } ------------------- -— the same is hereby established, with the following boundaries. Beg. s« corner of Tuesday, M ay 7, 1912 sec. 31, T p 24 S. R 29 FL, run east to se corner Sec 36, Tp 24 S. R. 30 E., run tables to? ‘ m e t P re se n t: C hainuw y (> ru istry * v WKTwwwTNwn-r» • Mi'-rrill, Drown, north to se corner of Sec. 25. Tp. 23 2. R. 30 E„ run \V to N\V corner Sec 31. Tp l i n i r D illard. 23 S. R. 29 F;., south to In-ginning; the said District t«> Ih- known a» Precinct 23. H ere is One on the B e st T h e m inutes of the lost m eeting were rt-uil, approved and signed. and the town of Tuft is hereby established a* the voting place of said preem rr. T he D eed from M rs. F.llu T u rn er to Orange C ounty recorded iand pul in t>ox. ~M arket Clerk in hereby instructed to have this order and bounduri«-» and the number C om m unication from C rutis 4 O’Neal in reference to l.ako Howell Road as set out in the |>etition be recorded in the records of Orange C ounty. and the pro­ W r it* fo r S to r ie lla and M a r k e t received and read, and Clerk Instructed to answer. per publication of the »aid electiou district and voting place lx- published for four R o p o r ts T o d a y L e tte r from Sam uel D. Jordan, o( Volusia C ounty, received and read. weeks in a pa|x-r published in the county as reiuqired hy law Reports of the following C ounty Otllceni were received and rend: Sheriff to T h at the boundaries governing Precinct 16 be changed to read as follows: B u te AvdlloF, Polls collected, Supt. of County Home, County Physician, SupL Begin at the aw corner Sec. 30, Tp. 23 S. 1L 29 E., run north to nw corner of See. Roada and Bridges, Licensee collected, Treasurer to Auditor and Co. Com.. Certi­ 19, Tp. 23 S. R. 29 E., run east to west shbre of Lake Conway in Sec. 19, Tp. 23 Wàshington and ficate of Banks, a n d 'A uditor. S. R. 30 E., thence swly ,sely nnd oly following the water line of said Iuike Conway Harrison «troots Following bonds as Notaries Public were approved: ¿ Cm to the line running through the center of Section 30, on the south shore of. Lake H. G. D ieterlch; S ureties: Fidelity and D eposit Co. of M aryland. Conway in T p. 23 S. R. 30 FL, south to northw eat corner of ne.Y sec. 31, Tp. 23 A. C. B a rn e tt; S ureties: L. L. Payne and T. W. Mathews. 5. R. 30 F'. west to tx-ginning. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES Following bonds to carry’ fire arm s wen- approved and lirvns«* ordered imu.il Also th a t the boundaries governing Precinct 17 lx- changed to read as follows; TL L eR oy K ing, Revolver Sureties: S. K. lu s h e r and Geo. A. Darker. 25 BICYCLES Begin at sw corner of Sec. 31, Tp. 24 S. R. 31 E.. run East to ae cor. Sec. 34. Tp. J. B. Yates, " *' W. F. G eav«. and Sharon C anada TH O M I S M Ul- TO SIS. TO R N E W 24 S. R. 31 E., run n to ne corner Sec. 3, Tp. 23 S. R. 31 E.. run w to nw corner See. a«* tri rv#M n W. F. Taylor, . Auhrey M oran and Mizell T aylor 6, T p. 23 S. R. 30 FL, so u th to se corner of sw .Y Sec. 18, Tp. 23 S. R. 30 E. West SMANIBARGIR 9. Hi Savage “ " Chaa. L. H atch and B. A. Hodges. to w ater line of Lake C onw ay .thencq following the water line of said L ike Conway ORLANDO . F L O R ID A J. M. M cCorkle " " W. C. W illiams no and W. A. Tillia swly, Bely and ely to line running through the center of Sec. 30, Tp. 23 S R. 34 E., D. E. H a rt " " Daniel Self and Wm. Jacoiw on south B oundary of paid lake, south to nw corner of ne.Y Sec. 31. Tp. 23 S. R. I. C. P u tn a m .'* " K. R. M urrell and A. M. T yler. 30 E., thence east to se cor. Sec. 25, Tp. 23 S. R. 30 E., s. to beginning. Vfc|e F. G. H E W IT T CO. Now, York C. W. Culpepper, " " Auhrey Moran and B. F. Sutton Mil. C am pbell •appeared before the B oard in reference to her treatm ent nt the C o u n ty H om e. S u b ject m a tte r w*s referred to Mr. O veratreet. P etitio n -o f E . F. S perry, Geo. I. Russell, el al.. for l»oulevard around I^ k e I van lioe received und laid over under the rules. P etition of C. H . G allow ay,“H a lils Doyle et.- nt. in reference to l*ako Howell road to SupL o t Roads and Bridges. • • U pon m otion th e Clerk was instructed to d ra w 's w arrant fur $f>00 payable to J. T. M cLain, being the balance due him on the contract for digging the cut off at Geneva f e r r y , th e sam e to Ih> ded u ct.il from th e ’C ity of Sanford's pro rata of Road and Bridge fund of 9111. Mr. M cLain to give lxmd in the sum of $1,000 for the completion of the c u t off, according to the ri-quin-mi-nli of the governm ent Ixmd to hold for the ensuing two years. Oliver P. Sw-ope, L. W hite, et. at., prtiu-nttil a petition in reference to the drainage of Black H am m ock. I-aid over Under the rules und notice ordered adver­ tised as per s ta tu te in such case provided. • P etitio n of H . H . C happell. C. F. W illiams et .ul..asking for the establishm ent of a special road an d bridge district deacrilxii as follows: beginning at a point on the W ekiwn R iver on th e east side, on the Tow nship line between Townshi(w 19 and 20 S o u th R ange 29 E ast, and running thence east along said tow nship line to the section post a t the n ortheast corner of S m io n 5. Township 21) South Range ;)0 east, tjienoe, n tn n in g south on suid sectum lux* to the section jkvu at southeast cSrner of Section 29 (on south boundary of Section lit) in Tow nship 20 South Range JO east, thence running cast to the waters of Ij.k e Jessup, thence following llie north line of the ■waters of said Like .hum p to the St. John River, thence fol­ lowing th e w aters of the St. Jo hns River on the south side of said river to the waters of l^*koM onroe, thence following the waters of the said Lake Monro«- on the south »id« thereof to th e w aters of th e St Johns River west of Like M onroe, thence fol lowing th e south line of said St. Johns River to its junction with the Wekiwu River, thence following the east side of the waters of the Wekiwu River to the point of li-ginning . Ujiori m otion was filed and laid over under the rules. P etition of E. A. Douglass, J K. I’artin, et. ul., to improve the public oruti at corner Sections 9. 10, 15. 1(J Tp. 21 S It HI K , viz: to straight«-!) and till in the llroek Hole, petitioners to d onate $50.00 tow ard said im provem ent. U|x»n motion the subject m u tte r was referr.il to rom m issioner Drown and S upt. Hrunhum. Petition of I.. W Gillian, A R Kellogg, .-t at . for a road from Wekiwu Stn imn to W inter G ard en referr.il U> ('iiiiiiiiiiwnii»-r M.-rnll and Supt ..( Road» and bridges and laid over under the ru l.u Petition of W. A. Willsev, J. K Rose, et al . for a road to commence near school house and run n o rth on a c tio n line to ( iv.-rstr.i-t Junction was m -eiv.il. t'jKin motion S upt. B ranham was iru-truct.il to have road petitioned for. surveyed. C om m unication of J. A B arber, W ) Conol.-y et. ul., in reference to rendering aid to Sherm an H a rt r e c e iv e d ; upon motion order was given Mr Conoley for admission of the H a rt child to the County Home , C om m unication frqm W illier A Ginn, Engineer in reference to the bridge at Geneva Avenue over S t. Johns River receiv.il and read. C om m unication from the Orlando C itrus Growers Association r.n -iv n l and read. Upon m otion the C ou n ty Farm remains in the Association, the vote in the affirmative being Com m issioners Merrill Woodruff and Drown, negative, Com ­ missioner Dillard. C om m unication of J. T. Holder rn .-iw-d and r<-.id. no action taken Meaani. Ives 4 T h rash er, representing tin- Board <>f public instruction of Orange County, F lorida, presented a petition asking tin- Hoard of C ounty Commissioners, under th e law to c reate an Indebted™«« of $.'15,000.00 for Sjiecial Tax School Dis­ . trict No. 1, of tho C o u n ty , showing that un election had been held by the qualified voters as provided by law. T he petition was filed nnd the following ortler was passed: W H ER EA S, T h e H onoralile Board of Public Instruction in and for O range C ounty. Florida, has presented a jx-tition to this Board showing F’ir»t T h a t the T ru stees of Special Tax School D istrict No. 1, of Orange ( ounty, Florida, had, on April 2, 1912. filed a request asking for an election by tfiv qualified voter* who pay a p roperty tax in said district, to determ ine if un indebtedness of thirty-five thousand j $36,000) dollhrs shall Ik- creat.il for school purposes in said Sjiecial T ax S ch o o l-D istrict; th a t said election hud In-on ordered by the Board of Public In stru ctio n , and after notice of said election was legality published, the said election was held accorcing to law ; th at at such election one hundred and fifty-six vote* were cast in favor of creating »«id indebtedness nnd only seven against it. I t therefore app earin g th a t said Petition of the Board of Public Instruction is in accordance w ith th e law, and it appearing th at a m ajority vote has boon cast for the creation of th e indebtedness of $35,000, the sam e to 1m- borrowed and provided by this Board of C o u n ty Commissioners under the law of the S tate. IT IS H E R E B Y O R D E R E D , th a t this B oard will al its next regular meeting, in June, 1912, pass such order in the premia«-* aa the law directs, authorizing the creation o f ¿¡aid loan an d giving bonds or notes therefor, as provided by law. T h e request o f ^ J . T . Seegar to have drain tiling placed in ids field was de­ clined. U pon m otion th e following com m ittee was appointed to exam ine the Bridge at G eneva avenue, and if com pleted satisfactorily, to accept the same, ( ommisaioners W oodruff and D illard. Upon m otion i t was ordered that the com ptroller lie requested to allow the ‘redem ption of C ert. 661 of 1893, and all suW -quunl unpaid taxes a t the Hut sum of $16.00, n o t including C lerk's costs, und C ert. Nos. 663 nnd 564, of 1893, at the Hat •um of $16.00, n o t including C lerk’s costs, by H. H. W itherihgton. Agent, within 60 days, on account of excessive tax. T ho care of waif in fan t referred to Judge M urtin and ( iialrtnan O verstreet with power to a c t. The Clerk waa instructed to furnish M r. D e C o ttai with a revised list of those who have not paid license, and be instructed to proceed in the collection thereof, snd report to tho Board of County Com m issioners at their Ju n e meeting. Tho petition of T. P« Coding, H. M. S m ith, eL al., for road near Plym outh beginning a t oouthweat corner of n K of se ,Y of ne A’ Sec. 6, Tp. 21, S. R. 28 E., in County road, and run tooth to clay road distance ab o u t 400 feet, received and laid over under thorniest . ' ------ - Thp -nhlalnfng plms-»nd-»pectfica tk>ns for the bridge a t East C9ast ferry was referred to Commissioner WocKlruff sn d M r. Ginn;v a fter specifications and plana have been made the Clark Is instructed to advertise for bids. , The petition o i.O n v o r.P ,.S w o p e, d petition e t ul., to drain Black H am m ock presented; received and -filed, a n d It was ordered th a t notice be given by publication for three weeks in the O v ied o t Advance according to Section 960 of the G eneral Statute«. The noticeof publication returnable to June 6, 1912. th e tam e being a regular nifStint of Orange County Com missioners; the petition laid over under the GEO. A. DeCOTTES Bid of J . W. Boston for $246.00, nnd B. L. Griffln for $185.00 for work at Vick B ranch and Fuller’s crossing were received; upon motion the hid of II. L. Griffin ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR a t LAW was accepted. ITactice In State and Federal Courts Upon m otion it was ordered th a t the nttorney of the Board l>e requested to notify tiie A. C. L. R.R. authorities th at the crossing at Big Tree is in hud condition (inrncr-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla. and th at it m ust be repaired at once, otherwise proceedings will be instituted look­ ing to the repairing of.sam e, as well as other crossings throughout the country. DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER Upon motion the SupL of Ronds and Bridges was instrucUil to purchase a road scraper. DENTIST There lx-ing no fu rth er business, the following w arrants were ordered jiaid Room« 2.1 24 am) 29. Pkw U M s T h o n * 41 und Board adjourned to the June session. S A N F O R I). F L O R I I) A. G. STRINGFELLOW The Crippen Music Store JUSTICE OF THE FE ACE NOTARY PUBLIC High-grade Pianos, Organs, Office in City Moll and Graphophones. Low Prices WILSON THOMAS EMMET Eusv Payments. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Pico Block I *,r ''••ale Atiitfrw, V v fiiih Flor kl m joilk lai O n uh of Kraklriuvft Ha ti forti and H vlvt n L a I* DR R. M MASON DENTIST N V u llm rn Ithw k IM io n * 19 Siuifonl. Montiti DR. K. C. BOARDMAN D F .N f I S I Method« xml Appliance« All M odem (» R IA N D Ò l)R>C. F L O R ID A G. BUTT DENTIST «»111«-«* Yowell Building SANFORD, FLORIDA Bring In Your Pictures, Girls t Sanford Library 4 4- AND \ Free Reading Room ROOM 2 0 Tomorrow is the Closing Upstairs. Pico Block D ay o I th e C o n t e s t f * Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m A n d some little girl is going to have a new little Strangers Welcome stove to have lots anil lots of fun with. A n d that little stove is a d a n d y — a real little range, girls, just like m a m m a ' s big range, only small and what r»n you, if you arc the winner, will have with it. He n r y M cLaulin JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard'« Ilnnd-Palnted Chinn Gorham'« Sterling Silver Roger»' Plated Ware W o n d e r w h o ’ll get it? Well, girls, bring in your picture and your Elgin and Walthnm Watches little story a n d it will soon be decided ALL GOODS GUARANTEED The girl who wins will liavc tlie range just as tbc judges d e c id e T h c contest, and ber name as soon will a p ­ pear in an issue of this paper. D o n ’t you hope you will l>c llie girl? - Eggs for Hatching Get the White W ing strain winners at Orange county fair. Single Comb While Leghorns. Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs for hatching and stock for sale. Orders booked for baby chicka and ducklings. WHITE WING POULTRY fARM W. j ; WILSON, Proprietor HILL HARDWARE CO. i » L *A • > r = Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading •i V. J- Sanford - Florida C f-H . P lum b in g and Gas Fittin g All Work Receive» My Peraonal A ttention and tx-st efforts Opposite City Bali J . p hone 24 . �THE SANFORD HERALD PuUUbed trrrr Tussdsy sn4 rridar Mornin* Dr THE HEBALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. NOLLY, Editar W M. HAYMES, Bualnasi Manager tnfctcrlotion Price, »2-00 a Year In Advance Dsllrtrsd to the City try carrier *2.00 per year In advance or 20c per month. |*ay«enU In ad\ ance meet be made at oAca. ____ ----Petered ae eewmd-ctaee mall matter Anyuit 22nd 1*0», at the Poetofflce at Sanford. Florida, r Act of March 3rd. 187» No. MB 0«aa la Herald Dottai« CLARK AND HILBURN Hon. Frank Clark deserves congrmtu Utiona on the romarkablo triumph he . won in th e primaries last week. He didn't get ■ majority over his two oppo­ nents, HUburn and Burr, but he did not mlaa it very far, and he has a big lead of about 2,500 votes over Mr. HUburn that will send him Into the second pri­ mary with s strength and prestige which his opponent will And it very hard if not Impossible to overcome. There was gich bitter and venomous war made on Mr. Clark during the clos­ ing weeks of the campaign and his op­ ponents and their organ* carried them selves with such an air of assured vic­ tory, th a t many of his friends felt blue over the prospect and were afraid that he was booked for defeat. But to the people of the Second Con­ gressional district it looked too much like a campaign of slander and persecu­ tion, and knhwing Frank Clark as they did, and believing him to be their honest as well as their able representative in con­ gress, they brushed ail the Burr and Hilbur nadvcrtlsing aside as “campaign rift" and rallied to the defence of their con­ gressman a t the polls with a strength anifvigor which meant hta praeifcaTvfiP dication of the churgm m ade against him by hla enemies. Mr. Burr is down and out, and .Mr. HUburn, alth o u g h facing C lark's m ag­ nificent p lu rality , professes to Ik- not discouraged and insists th at he will win in th e second prim ary. I t will be a hoi fight betw een these two, and the question is where will B urr’s vote go? There is no good reason for believing that HU burn will get It all, or the bulk of It. C lark will hold hla own vote, and and he w o n 't have to get very m uch of B urr's to elect him. Live Oak Demo­ crat. O PEOPLK WHOM WE ALI. KNOW The y o u n g person who plays the piano ju st beautifully hut has to ho teased. Along a t first you are afraid she is going to stop playing and in al>out an hour you are afraid she isn't. * The old gentlem an in the next block who rem em bers a spring th a t was colder than th is one has been. The w om an who opens every conver­ sation thia way: "W hen I was in New York th e la st tim e------ ." ’ The y o u th who has ju st turned down a very lucrativ e ¡»oaition because his (oiks d id n 't w ant him to leave home. The newly married couplo who decide to live with papa and mamma to keep the latter from being lonesome. ----- 0 -----MORE ABOUT ROADS Editor Codrington did not know the name of the commissioner from the S an­ ford d istric t of Orange county. He did not care who was the commissioner E d ­ itor C o drington sim ply stated a fact about the condition of the half mile or so of road on the south side of the Heck fer­ ry. If Commissioner Woodruff will put that half mile of road In passable condi­ tion The Nows will tako the greatest pleasure in telling about It, and In pat­ ting the back of Commissioner Wood­ ruff or whoever else is responsible for the improvement—-when it Is done. Until something is done to tmprove the half mile oT aand road south of the Beck fer­ ry, The News »-ill stand Pat, Brother Holly. Orange has n splendid road reputa­ tion to m aintain— and that half mile of road reminds one of a big black wart on the nose of n beautiful woman. —DeLand News. We thank you for your explanation and kind atten tio n . You have dem­ onstrated th a t you did not know what you were talking about and proved It by admitting the aame. If our road looks like a w art on the nose of a woman your corkscrew trails look tike a crow eyed woman trying to watch a three ring drr.cus. , ----- 0 — NEWSPAPER INFLUENCE Several weeks ago Candidate HU-burn add that fifteen papers in the dis­ trict were Supporting him wHIIe only three were favorable to Congressman man Clark/ In view of tho returns from tho primary Mr. Hilburn and the other eandidalee In the second primary might learn a lesson and benefit themselves thereby during their aocond campaign. A word to the arise, etc.—F t. Pierce N m '** • ■*’■? V** ACKNOWLEDGE THE CORN Tho-Hastings News and the Hastings Development Co., seem greatly peeved a t The Herald because of a statement in this paper about a few cars going out of th a t place during the first of the season and the blight th a t had appeared and the News gets back a t us with the~stxtement t(xat celery blight had knocked out the celery crop. When the article referred to by the Nows appeared th*re had been but a few cars of potatoes to leave Hastings and owing to the wet weather the p o tato « were showing blight but the article also srent on to state that in a few days shipments would begin in earnest and th at the blight would not affect the p o tato « enough to cut the aalca. Also th a t Hastings was the real thing In the potato line, etc. Now acknowledge the com, Bro. Taylor, and fen up th a t yoo did have blight and that the first week in April your shipments had hardly started. We odmit that celery will blight—in fact will blight every season if the celery is backward and the hot murky weather strikes i t In fact there are drawback* to every crop th a t you plant not only in 'Florida hut in every atate in the Union. The article referred to was taken from the Produce paper and was dated showing that the shipments at the time stated were only n few care, that blight h a d ' appeared but in a few days the shipments would be on in earnest and that all was peace and potatoes at Hastings. If you are not satisfied with thia report please give us a better one and it will be printed for the benefit of those few readers who have «not heard of Florida or the Everglades. ----- O-----MORE ABOUT REFRIGERATION In thin-issuo of The Herald isan article tica I side of the house and of state poli­ tics, men and measures. Lako is pre­ eminently fitted to take this important position and will receive the support of mon prominent in Florida affaire. Mr. Lake has not started a campaign as yet, in fact The Herald Is only suggesting his nanus as a possible candidate for Speaker. There will he plenty of time for argument before the Legislature meets again. But remember Hon. For­ rest Lako when thinking ubout the Speakership and speak to your Legisla­ tors about him. OUR WATER SYSTEM There is considerable complaint about the water that ia coming through the p ip « at present and to some of the con­ sumers it seems to have an outlet with the Mississippi river being rather dark brown In complexion and more of a solid than a liquid. \Ve would'imprcss upon the Sanford Water Co, the fact that the Herald expects to Invntigate the water supply thoroughly and will also expect s supply of |mre water and plenty of it during the summer. The editor d o « not use city water and Is not aware of the condition of same only through the com­ plaints of tho consumera, but It ia our duty to tho m ass« to see th at they get a square deal and they will get just that in regard to water, light and other utilities. AMAMI DISTRIBUTORS Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story & Clark Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer P I A N O S ---------- The A utopiano * of Hon. Forrest Lake and among his col­ leagues that will again grace the halls at Tallahassee he stands high and among the new members w ho have recently been elected his name has already been favornbly mentioned and m eets with their a p ­ probation. Forrest la k e is in every p articular well fitted and qualified to preside over this great body of g reat men. He has a thorough knowledge of parliam entary luw, is quick to grasp an idea, ran rule with kindne*, fairness and firmness and knows as much as any man of the prac- - l- . Daytona haa granted that franchise for a trolley road, and the company has already ordered a survey for a rein­ forced concrete bridge aero* the Hali­ fax at that place. Th? company pro­ J A C K S O N V IL L E F L O R ID A poses to also come to Deland with the trolley, and afterwards to Sanford and Orlando, and it ia said that the road is now a certainty, as the Company lias un­ limited capital-an? a million dollars will t W W W W W *W M A W W H H H H H tW W W W W W W W W U W V » \ »VV»vt w q at once go into the undertaking.—De° THERE’S A WORLD Land Record. John A. Cunningham | * ft_____________ OF CUMhuLLl— in o w n in g yout o w n t u t u . D m ., I* loo U lc in picking up k « ,g « in . Units T h e in td lo w r« li)i » I t , , m i, out from out other, w k n , , n ,t. • ■krew d enough lo pu t up iu< Ii pi •• (all fro m our Ire « of k n o w !,<!(• I . . w i „ m en w ho k n o w , enough . •1 1, in o rh e t'a experience, and - <■ t • .... the benefit of ourt. aecomplt-hed by th e grower* in re­ Tim Misses Black well of Kiaiiumee are frigeration rtt thi* end of the line. T here the I'lmrming guests ul Miss Genie Wicker. are argum ents for and against refrit-gratio n at this end h u t all will have to _ , _ . . „ agree th at if celery is raised here at a t L of Lurahin* ° « - l* in the profit another year som e plan for cold | y.'.lh® gUt*‘ of hU , i *'r r ‘ Mr* W II. Williams. storage will have to be form ulated and this experiemnt should bo read by every Miss Alberta Hopeon. now of Kissimmee one interested in tho su cce* of th e but formerly of Sanford, came up Satur­ growers. The H erald has long c o n te n ­ day evening and spent Sundny in the ded th a t cold storage was the salvation city among tier friends. of th e growers and y e t every one seemed skeptical of tiie iden and continued to Clark Will Speak Mere ship celery to a g lu tted m arket for the Hon. frank Clark, candidate for Con­ other lellow to sto re and make the pro­ gress and Sanford's favorite wifi address fit. Now that th e ex crem en t has the pcple at the platform on Magnolia av­ been tried it is hoped ttint the article enue tomorrow night nt 8 o'clock. Conic in T he Herald will sta rt a m ovem ent out und hear him. for all the growers to get together on Strow Ride som e good jflan. SPEAKING ABOUT SPEA K ER S In a few weeks th e newly elected L eg­ islature will l»e th in k in g nlmut their work in the legislative halls und the quoHtion of th e Sjwnker of the House will* eng ro * their attention. Orange county of­ fers a good man this tim e in tho person > - Send for C atalogues, P ric e s and T e r m s Reduce the cost of firing by attending a b o u t the refrigeration of ii ear of celery the Boston Hale, starts Saturday. Lasts ut Sanford, the m nnner of kieping, condition and u resum e of wliut can be 10 days only. ----- O----- A N D ----------- One of the most enjoyable social events of tht season was a straw ride, given Saturday evening by Miss Genio Wicker, in honor of the Miss« Blackwell of Kis­ simmee. The guests assembled at the home of the hostess 6n Oak uvenuc anti at H o'clock were merrily on their way. Soon after reaching their destination a large bonfire was built and a delicious lunch of salad, sandwiches, pickles, olives, deviled eggs. Ice cream and cake was served. Miss Wicker's Invited guests were: Mrtdnmes L D. Wicker nhd E. M. Morrow; Mias« Meta and Margurrite Blackwell. Annie Higgins. Linda lxfflcr. Saidie Wil­ liams. Ruth Metlingrr. Malici Hand and Louise Shepherd; Messrs. 1« D Wicker. Alfred and’ Henry Purdon, Willie Leffier, Frank Campbell. Poi* Wicker. Walter Hibbard. Frank Miltecr. Guy Ellsworth. J. J. Bruton, George Unm an and Braxton Perkins. THE.REVIVAL SERVICES For the past cloven days there hna been in progress al the Methodiat Church a Borie« of revival meetings, conducted by Rev. J. M. H a* and 0. W. Stapleton, his musical director. With each service, morning and evening, theac meeting» have grown in popularity and intercat and the wonderful good that they are accomplish­ ing is being everywhere manifested. • Forsyth needs a revival—needs an awakening—needs to be shown the light — needs to lie told the truth and Mr. B a * ia proceeding to do it, and in a style ail hia own. To use a Bromide, "Tru^i hurts,” but as truthfully can it ho said that it’« tho truth when told that causes ua to "ait up and take notice," «pecially when it’s the truth about ouraelvM. And it'a the telling of the plain, old-fashioned, unvarnished truth that ia causing the people of Forsyth to daily tako a more in­ tenso interest in these meetings. Mr. Bass is exposing the hypocrisy of our people, is taking particular pains to expose those people who, ostrich-like have had their head* hidden In tho sand, feeling that in this way they could cover up their «vii doings; and, because he Is no respoctor of persons and is telling the straight-from-theshouldcr truth tho people are giving heed. ^ Some there ore who perhaps don’t Uke his methods. Possibly not, hut do you do right because it is right or because you like the person who told you to do right? Did you join the church becauso you liked the preacher? Mr. Baas ia doing a wonderful work and, whatever his methods, they are only a means to an and—that end being the bringing of the people of this community to a realisation of their ainfulnaaa and thq salvation of souls through the Lord J u u s Christ, Ha should ha judged not by hia methods, hut by their results and the fact th at the peonia are being made to understand their frailU « and shortcomings, that they are being brought into more harmonious relations with their fellow men, th at they are being taught the evils th a t follow the trail oT a gossiping tongue, That t h e / a r e being made to feel that in tfye past they have been too uncharitable towards and too out­ spoken in their hastily-formed criticisms of their neighbors and th at our community is being bettered should cause these meetings to receive the hearty support of every loyal chiton of Forsyth, he ho Methodist, Baptist,’ Presbyterian, or not even a church member,—Editorial from Monroe (Ga.) Advertiser. t • The above serve* to show, what is being dona h i t h e r dtioa—These gentlemen are coming to Sanford May 26th. Don't fail tp hear them. HOWARD-PACKAKD l.AM Sanford, Florid« YOUR GROCERIES WILL A R R I V E when we promise them lin n ■>im disappointment in our delivery *er vice They’ll be exactly *lm you ordered too. No pulmiin.1“Ii *“inr thing else on which then- i* tinnier profit.' A trial order will prmrotir* a most satisfactory and >.iti>i> mg grocery service PAY C A SH an d SAVE MONEY ‘ P eoples Cash Grocery Onr I>«« I nal iX I' im I Sdii foí (1 florid* firs t S treet S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done with latest Improved Sanitary machinery. S P E N C E R 'S BREAD HANDLED by all P IR 8 T C L A 8 8 _________________ 8 p a c la l O r d e rs P lllad P ro m p tly ______ GROCERS Wc M ake E v e r y t h i n g K n o w n to the T ra d e P H O N E 106. N O . I l l P A R K AVENUE. z . . TH E . NEW BLEND «*. FOR Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement In the art of roasting and blending, i Nothing- L ik e It E v e r B e fo re O ffered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent roffee on the market to-day. Cut* down .the cost <>( living without sacrificing coffee enjoym ent 1 lb. can#, 20 cents, 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents — ----- A S K Y O U R G R O b E R F O R I T . . P a ck*d E x o lu s lv s ly by CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. Nstbvills, Tcon PLANT# AT Houston. Tssss" - • Jscksoc.lU, FU. 5: �1HE SAHrORp-HERi sales making 120.00 fu» the treasury, this am ount being at me dlspoaal of the club G E O . U. IVEY f t The dues on huini am ount to J U 10 and this is kept f.ir pur|x>sex of relief only. * 6 - KJlcV. L. W. Moore, presiding elder oi the Tallahassee district of the M eth ­ odist Conference U in the city toduy the gurat of Rev. C. H. Summers, ami vidted the Methodist Orphanage at enterprise this mdrnlng. [/Mr. and Mrs. B. )i. Pugh and son *Paul, of Topeka, Kansas, will return to their home next Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pugh will return again next fall; their son Paul will enter Culver Military Academy for a four years course of study in electrical engineering at Culvrr, Indiana, and will not return with his parents. He has been holding a position with the First National Bank of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Pugh are with Mrs. Johns for the balance of the week. Hi.bum will speak tonight in front of The Herald office a t 8 o’clock. Clark «ill speak tomorrow night In front of The Herald office a t 8 o’clock. Big excursion to Oveido tomorrow. Picnic and bkrbacue. Only 60 cents round trip. Everybody’s doing it! Doing whnt? Getting ready for the big barbneue at Oveido tomorrow. Only 60 cents round trip on railroad. The Guild of the church of the Holy Crtw held their regular meeting at Comfort Cottage, Frtdny afternoon. The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist Church held their regular meeting Friday afternoon, in the church. The Young people enjoyed their usual Tgursday evening dance in the Hall. V/Mrs. Chas. E. Bell, who was recalled Meat Market of Quality's b s N otary Public All kinds of D-gul Papers, Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Iten lals ami Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L U Benefit Society. The best and chea|>eat Sick, Injury, Accident and D eath Benefit Protection. Office in Stone and Grove block. At the meeting Kriday, the girls, you'd f 10.00 to be pujij toward the offiee expense of an Aimx'iatixl Charities The vacation work is to consist of story-telling m d ir (mr^ ,.Vl.rv S aturday 1 Vou haven't aecn any cut In prices afternoon through June. July. A u g u st1 yet. (,et the price on dry goods and and Spetember. notions at the Bouton Sale ncxl Saturday. One im portant action of the club at tliis last meeting was to join the N ational Lend-A -Hand Society the Sanford o r­ tx c u r s lo n T o m o rro w ganization being the furthest South of Big barbecue and picnic tomorrow at any. Oviedo and special train will lenve S an­ ford at 11 o'clock, returning leave Oviedo E verybody's doing it! What? G e t­ a t . i o clock. Round trip only 50 cents ting ready for the Big Sale at the Bo»- Everybody '» doing. Ion next Saturday. Home like and gixxl accommodations at Come to the Salt H rerira. Stumon's. 315 E. Fourth street. fil-tf Thv Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter Nice furnished rooms at Stumon's. 315 61-tf Sanitorium , Hawks Park. Fla. o|>en E. Fourth street. For a good table and home cooking come all Hummer. Ten dollars a wick for «ell jioople, and Tw enty-five n week to the Sirrine Hotel for your meal«. Rates $5 per week. 24-tf for sick ones. - Wade, tfte Tuner. Orlando. tf Price* on Bowton Sale goods in today'» H erald, lo u don't want lo mina S a tu r­ day'« Sale. WANTS Mm. Geo. Dickinson ^ill o|X'ii summer school m the gram m ar school building, J line 10 Pupils received from any grade #_______ _______ _____ J u n io r Hurar.us F n te rtu ln 1 lie s|i|eudid organization t»f the young lK»ys ol the Baptist church, known ns the Junior Huroces. enjoyed a very pleasant evening In the class rooms of the church Friday lust. Each member of the! chiss Cj/I Where you can y}et the best of everythin# delivered it» your dour hy special messenger and on Time AVT CARRY A COMPLFTf Ltftrf-Qf--»«—«.»tV -.Y T g 0 Norlcld and W estern Beet and Pork. Lamb. Dry and Salt Meats, fish. Poultry and Home Made Pork Sou sage. We are now prepared to give to the trade our special HOME MADE CORN B E E f Try it—you will be pleused. T. W. BRIGGS 110 P ark Avenue Phone No Id Wim For Engraved Cards See The Herald i ' *51 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. r. M. NANO. NrealSsat r . P. P O N S T E N , Cs. hl sr OEO. PENNALD, Vlo^Pr*«. ■- r. WHITNEN, Asst. Cashier O n ly National Bank in O range C o u n ty F u n d s P rotoctod by B u rg la ry Insuranco Safety D ep os i t Boxes ( or Rent O R O A N I Z E D 1087 All Local A d v e rtise m e n ts U nder This H eading. T hree C ents a Lin« F ach Issue IF i V ul want Excellr •it Meals and ^tliWiMVtVWMVlAVW^V.V..VnV.V.Vi'AV.>ViVAViV.Vi.Vrf.YYWvVWvWYVWWkVrtWkWkWWW* Com fortable Lodging k" to 111 W Third Str»*»'t Cool oil at Woodland Park Swimming Poof and Picnic Grounds. Open every Sunday and Thurxdny. To let other days. T hree miles west of town. A P . CONNELLY GENERAL FIRE was reijiiestcd to bring another Ixiy'wiih H>R K E N T Two furnished rtxuns to the city on th e sad mission of atten d in g bini Illese wijIlullui ¿ucsta,added mudi _ cor Third and Publicity, Mrs. L ujlcrhy the funeral oTher m o th er M rs. T A 10 the pleasure of the occasion The en­ tertainment of the txiys consisted of suit Schumpert. last week, left for her home W A V IT I» by man und wife without in Atlanta, S atu rd ay . She was accom able gallica and guesting contesta In the ehildren two or thr»-»- riMim.t or small Offlce Above f irst National Bank SANI OKU f LURIDA • *11ill(p t Ine-e III T lirlllxbeil or 1111 panied by her sister, MIrs Bessie, win» bitter Ilo |m /rs were givrn but llie lx»)s (uruislie»l probably will rem ain w ith her ull sum m er bad just us unirli pleasure ami enthusi­ Aildre** Rixims. eure of The^e ladies have a host of friends in asm in (om|x'ting wiih one aliotber as if lleral.l Sanford who sym pathize w ith them in there bad been Al the com lushiii of the U A N I EI » <l|le good mow ing mut iline games delicious ice cream mid cake were and their great bereavem ent. Drink a Bottlo of bay rake Mr». R. A. Revier, Wm Becker, w ho has been em ployed serve» I \\ est Siri» as o|>erator for the W estern U nion leaves < H it K LN S F o R SALE toxxl Inying ! this week for his hom e in B enton U urbor. Rhorle Islarni bens Soli) cheap 11 ! c o il) STORAGl Ilf Rl Mich. AA H erndon. cor Park ave ami 5th St (Continued frolli page ll . -Mrs. W. W. A bern ath y , and little ACTOM OHII.K POH SALE (laughter, Moltie, are visiting friends and tb»- north for coiti storage it may or it "F. M F T h lrly " T ouring f a r fullv | may not tr r i\r m tit condition bit »tor relatives in Richm ond and oth er |x>inls equipi»«! and in tirst class » »inditloii \ls»t in Virginia. Mrs. A b ern ath y will also ! age for reaxoit» alx»vc named AAili sc|| ut sai ribce Fd P Kio<» Uteri i» t largf freight lull attui lied to G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R visit m N orth C arolina ere returning Titusvillc. Fla the celery when it arrives in the north to Addison R andall, who is learning th e j Maintint urcit witli (Hire dislillisl w a t e r — they will j y r v r n t illness, ni T tl REN 'T ILius»' corner Maguoliu bank business at Sanford; was in town a»id to the storage charge, which will d ig e s tio n an d give you h e a lth and Sixth St. S u rooms unii balli Sunday visiting friends. - E ustis Luke I p ro w a loxx to stime one in case tin* c»d A I. William», al D A t'alilw ell's cry mark»! titxst not re*|»»id as aulici 71» .Itp T h e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o., S a n ford , Fla Region | i.tte»I Tin« freight has to be pani by F o R SALE Mule unti wagon T D , Messrs. Clifford, A. C . Sm ith, K Garitcholl. R I* No. '.*. L and M. R. Ferrari m ade n trip to some one »lien the celery is taken from Ttt-.lp 1 if the owner of the celery DeLand, Sanford and O rlando, inapt**- the railroad FOR SALE Two set* of single buggie ting churches^ -and getting d a ta for the pays it he has th at much more money barnexs in first class condition Cheap. bbllding com m ittee. —E u stis L ake Region ti**»l up. and if the cold storage company t'E C I L G A H H ETT. 70-tf Rev L. D. Burdick who lias been advances it they are pretty sure to siin e First-clas* board ut 3(S> Palm ello Ave., Principal of th e . Longw ood School times want the celery sold Ix-fore the Ixnt ime ilcxir soulb frinii 3d S tre e t Cloee in Mrs Mills (>« Mt-(» during iti*. past three years, ami bruit', tim e to s»'ll It arrives if the market do»-< and coiivro leni Ino. eleiKli liglils ami artesiau water s/r \ti>s Nellie M W oodberry, lenv»' noi rcs|«.iid re.nlllv after .» glut ami and up 11“ F. Fotirtli >oon (or the north where they will s|»end their inrtu»'»ire can t» usisi to m<iu<'»' tin* and riMim« 31 Strrct fil tf owner to '«'ll to Ills disadvantage A l I W t »Rh D O N I H Y the summer at Mr. B urdick's sum m er Tur Sale—Sweel Potuto, pianta Reti Oil the oilier hand, if the grower taken «ottage in New York S ta te . T hey Provldenc. beat kind. I l 50 j>er thou»ill visit on the way, Jacksonville, care of his product at home by p u tting it «nnd Rcx Packard, Rontc 2, or phone 60-tfc Richmond, W ashington. Philadelphia in cold storage, he cuts out the question 102-3 Por Sale— A badroom aulte, bedsteod. and New York C ity, going from there of freight until he know» th at the m arket N e i l D och to C it y Nr«tauf«n> N o 103 W r i t F m i S t i r ft will warrant the shipm ent He curt »Lip bureau, waah stomi nini tiihlr. vcry ch eap up the Hudson River hy l>out. AVIioi ofler» liti Pro.eli Ave. 6f>-tf Among the prom inent visitors to the it when the time count» with tin- aasurPor Siile— Two of m> fine truck fami» rondi City last S atu rd ay from Sorrento wen* anre that it will n rriwi ,in gixxl , . Ia*vi lllnfurd 57 tf y he ran . . . . A. 1. Allen, of th e A. S. M atto ek & Co . lion, it Ix'ing lire 1'iMiled. and , , Ten nerrs of gixxl lain! for sale ill a Thrr». n a n clearnt and crop A. B I.ovejoy, a prom inent rnanufne av.ad certain m anipulations ■h»t miK>H ■ (xpracticed u|»m him whemt is known l»nl Inst season All undrr fence Near turvr and (]. ('. B attle of the B attle tliut he hui» Ins celery in cold storage loading station on traction line Almost Lumber Co. Particulars at Herald Imamu in th<‘ north and must sell it for given away L I V E R Y , F E E D arrd Office enough to Jovrr his freight and storage Four Room Cottage for Rent—No Hit The Boston has put on nom r Sale» charge* at Iciest. And it the worst come» SALES STABLE Park avenue Innuirc at No. 918 or P. O. bat next Haturdzy will be the record he can at least s u v p hi» crates, which ! Box HT3 til-it breaker, iiee prices in H erald. am ount to about $10.00 a car. if the m ar- j W. II Underwood now tins a first cIom H a r n e s s and W a g o n s B l a c k e m l t h l n g and H o r s e s h o e i n g ket does not res|xjnd and w arrant the ,( liorse sIkxt and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your shipm ent of his celery. y LEND-A-HAND CLUB Horses and Mules Bought and Exohanged horws can be nnsurivl of the best kind If we are to continue to grow celery in of work in this line See Underwood Dn Friday afternoon, at the Weluka 45-tf tiorse neisls shoe*, Club room», th e Lcnd-A -H und Club us great uuunlity us w* are now doing wj,el, H EAVY H AULIN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G in the Sanford district it ap|»>ar» th a t Q ,ttuge for Rent—91T Park avenue, held its last open meeting until the _________________________ X___________ t t tf putting » (xirtion of it in cold storage at Address Box 843. City, beginning of the fall season. In October. this end would be to the advantage of the For Rent—Five-room cottnge. furnished, Vi i i ytv m - n 1 1............. — This organization in composed largely grower, and it would certainly »re o f . All convenience», close done in. Inquire at 69-tf-c ot young ladies, is entirely non-sectarian, Herald »nd it» object» as printed in its const!tu- great advantage to precool all of our For Rent —Rooms, or part of furnished :: R9-3t-p tion Is “mututd helpful or sk and the celery before it is ahipped to m arket. bouse 311 l’nrk Ave W hat it would cost Ui equip for thia i» a FOB SA LE Fine lake front bungupromotion of a broad spirit of neighlrorlincea," The' Club was formed last m a t t e r which will have to be further con- )(>w > i U , aml lwe|vp ttcr„ 0f ham m ock ■ i land; five acre» in cu ltivation, with October, and the secretary reports the sideredIt would require little or no re-icing o f ! artesian well. One and a q u a rte r miles »: INSURANCE AG EN T- ? 1 ' If : I If .M M. H A N S O N MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP E L E C T R IC HAND M A C H IN ER Y BROTHERS Chase & Winter’s work as follows: . December—Teachers’ Committee of wnd-A-Hand Club, through gifts of an apple each from the school children, fent a barrel of beautiful fruit to the <•» «■ >— w » »** » » 7 , h «! S 3 i K informed that California precooled |»roducts are not re-iced after leaving Califor­ Orphanage, at Enterprise. . nia in shipment» to the coat, and that Sunshine Committee sent a Christmas cars precooled have l>cen on the road b»»Wet to an elderly couple and filled the long as fourteen dsys and arrived in «tockJngi tf four poor children. good condition. It might be, however, January—Blankets and aheeby were th a t Florida celery would require one Uren to a sick «roman. re-icing fr)dle*paaaing through the heat 'f t I w S tattEtf ___________ ________ ssnrLJc Pital Field Day with gross receipts of r . »39.00. March— t-----, »______ . . . ---' April—Tho Teachers’ Committee ag^ n- Through the school-children, aent n basket of Easter Egga to the Orphanage. t >rb« girts assisted In various Hospital A&d conducted cooked food i l .VZ X t Z Z J i tho celery ut 36 degree* were put into an | jj<or Raj(>^ rt.nt or ghare cro iced car here at Sanford. The writer Is B row n, E n tcrp r , Florida. 70-6tc For Sale—Lot of fine stable m anure cheap. Ju s Harris«. 70-3p For Sale— Horse, buggy, and bnrnes. M. ■ Box I40A. Sanford. Ha. 69-lf-c For Sale—One team of inules. 6 and 8 years old. weighing 1.100 to 1.200 lbs. Wagon and harness. Also a one horse ar.AiafT.»!#* m ate, b u t this being the case, at Bmat, ^ ^ ^ c ^ p p j ^ M y „ ,e r r tw o re-icinga of the car would be saved as fnrm |()Cn(pti on French uvenue. Sonford. a t p i w n t the car* are »ui>poee<i to be re- fof coming season Those interested iced three time* betw een Sanford and will please apply promptly, as I am about N i . Y ork, » J .hU w onom y to | ihould be applied a.» a credit to the cost of precooluig the celery at this end for , ■hlpment. * k- ; 'jo v V I. CCT" ' " " a " / ' ^ Ken, _ Mat of 17 rooms, centrally ches T. Clark. Gen. Del.. City. .71-Jo ' S H IP P E R S OF Florida Fruits »i»1 IT * L * W/i « fot ¿■ 4 �Tw m M ay 14.1912 • V THE 8ANrORO;ilERALO Claude L’Engle Turns The Truth on Toomer !H«w ton room hou*o with all convenlpncea, Jurt b w a a w u d throughout ' WHh beat Wppar ic m n i. Twenty bear­ ing orange -tree», pecan trees, about fitly roeevbuahas and other plants. All in firitdajs condition and situated on * Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ ter from deep well. Can also sell two ‘ other lota with poultry yard and orange (¡trees, line galvanised bam and garden adjoining. Will be sold a t actual cost as my business necessitates closer residence. R. J . HOLLY tf Herald Office *— = = = = = = = = = N o n e* o r oontw t f p t PmbOcatton D E P A R T M E N T O f T H K IN T E R IO R United B ut«« L k td Offlo» q * f c - v f l K F tarkU . H a t I. i s u . TV Altfeur A. Boyd, of unknown S d f n a C octm tm : You fcfe b m b / ootiiUd th a t A. T. IJpford corroborated »ppUcaUon to eootete nod ««cur* Um ra n call» lion of r o a r Ilo m -te e d . t u U y No. 07U A SorUl No. O lliS , mod* l u l l for SW J< of __ (round« for ki* conteel bo «!!•*— t b i t o d d A rthur A. Boyd MS n * t« r tteld o d Upon dor tuKJvotod lb* ««Id troct. b u t bn« ^hptljf ghgndonad tbo MUM You gr*. ti —Wora. fafth«r aoUflad th»t Um «old ilta g itln o , Will bo Lake« by IhU oA m oa h ir in g Im r oof— iif by you. and your aaid — try «01 tM ra n —Bad tharvundrr w ithout your furlhor ■ w a r to b* baard tharoio. «Khar b*Jor* tkla offloa or 0« appaal. tf you toll to flta in thla offlo« within tw aoty daya after Um P O U R T lf publication of ’ thla notice, aa abown balow, your anawar, undar maotlno and raapoadinf to Uwaa i of cQoUet. o r U you fail within th a t Lima la Ala la thla offloa duo proof th a t you b ar« a a rrid '. a copy of yo u r anawar oa tbo aald co o l—Cant 'aitbar la paraon or by r*gl*t*r»d mall. If t _ «•erica la mada by tha dal I vary of A copy of your * anawar to tha coot—tanL in paraon. proof of aueh j a r r i — m u tt ba ailbar tha aald oonl—ta n t'a wrlttao acknowledgement " S T f ftcefcl R llJ*iei>yr ' * ■Vowing tha data of Ila racalpt, or tha affidavit of tha paraon by whom tha dalivary waa mada ■ta ling whan and « bar a tha copy waa dell rerad. U mad* by IWgisterad mail, proof of aucb aarrlre muat ronalat of tha affidavit of tha paraon by whom the copy waa mailed c ta tia f whan and tbe poet offloa to which It waa mallod, and thla affidavit rauat bo by tha l*o«l m ailer'a racalpt (or tha latter. You ahould «tala In your anawar UM nam e o( the peat Office to which you d—Ira future noUi Is ba «ant to you. B. W ARREN . lUoalvar. NUT1CK o r lN C O R ro lU T IO N N U TICE 1« haraby (Ivan th a t Iba undrr algnad wlü, on Wadnaaday, tha IZth day ot Juna, A. U., l i l i or a« to an tharaaftar — convanwpt. auply lo iba llonorabto Altrart W. OUdtrMt. (joyam or ol Iba Stata bf Florid», lor I#U« t » petaot tnrarpuraling Uta "W lgbt Urocrry Com pony” undar tha fo llo ln g pro|MMrd rhartar Iba original af wblch la DOW on fila tn tha office ol tha Bacratary ol Blata ol iba Blata of Klorida. | | TfJUJlAM*. HENH Y W lliltT . 8. U. W U iH T . vv. h. wioirr A B T 1C U » O » 1NEUK TO IUT1PN O P THE ‘•W lU llT f.NUCEUT ÍX ÍM P A N V Tha a n d an Ignari haraby a—i ______ together lor tha purpoM of forming a Iwdy politic and corporata unoar tha law« of Um B u ta of flo rid * w ith and uadar Iha^laUowtnp |>ropuae>J charter: •Tha nama of tha corporation «hall ba tha "JVIght G rpcary Com pany" and Ita pclncipal office« and placa a l buain—e «bal) ba In U i. C ity of Sanford, PfaMHi . with branch offl*— In auch other piar­ lo th« HUt« of Florid». and In the —vera] «tat— of lb« United State«, and In (ora! gn count ri—, a , may ‘ irwlg! hereafter a r t ic l e ii The general nature of tha bua|n—i to Ira Iran* acted by (hg corporation «ball ba: To buy and —U. and other«lee dhpo—Of. at whole—le and ra­ ted, lor profit or mmmklnri, all kind« ol dry gucxli grocer 1—. crockary, giaaaware, quaanawara. no­ tion«, tobacco«, cigar«, drug*, coflaea. tea«, rptcea. egtract«, paper, atallonery, caafactlooary, furttk rommuditle« u iu illy carried and bandied by a g«rp aral whole—la and ratal! m arcantiU buaina—; to buy A*U and «U banga poultry, egg«, fru lu and vagatabUa; to buy, —II. o,change and otbaraU a buy, —11. u r b a n i« , and otbcrwl— deal In all kin '« of «tocka and booda; to make contracta of any and p arty ol Iba «rally to bava and alarci— all auch power« aa ñu > ba ln d d an t lo tha purpoaa «S Irwin a— of tbe cor paratiou, or other buaina— of a Ilka natu ra, and to bava, «tarda« and awioy all th a right*, power«, and prlrlteg— ln d d an t to corpora liana organ land and uW tlng under and by rirtiM of tha law* of the S ta te of Florida. A R T IC L E III. T h a am ount of capMal «lock ot tha corporation ■hall ba Tw enty-O ra T housand (124,000) Hollar», divided Into Two H undred Kilty (ZM ) Share» of Um Aw vale« of On« H uadred (1100.00) Dollar« aack- whieh «hall ba p a y tb U In lawful money of tba united Htat— of Aroerica, or in protierty or labor, or «arvicaa, ah a fair a n d itu l valuation to ba Died by tha board of director«. A R T IC L E IV. T ha term for wfckfe th a corporation shall ariat «hall ba perpetual, unie— aoonrr d ln o lra d aerar J. le e to tow. ARTICLE V. 71 m buainaar of tha corporation shall ba __ ducted by a prarid— t. vice-president, a secretary and traaaurar. and a board of directors to consist of not ta— than th r— nor m ore than Are of Us ■tockkoldera. T ha direct o ri «hall ba «lerted an ■ •ally by tha Stock held «ra on tha A nt W ednceriiy It* Ju n e « re a c h gaar a t 10 o 'd o ‘ log had far th a t purpoaa In Ita . ______ _____ tha city of Sanford, Florida, and Ita officer« shall immediately ba aiaeted by th e board of directora. Cata tha— elected a t tha A n t annual m aatlng ol ■Cockholders, shall ba qualified, tba buaina— of tha —eporstlon shall ba conducted by th a follow­ ing effleen: Henry W ight, p r e e k W ; K. B. W ight, vi— pc «aidant; and. W. If. W ight aarrete ry and tra a n re r¡a n d Uaary W ig h t,» . 0 . Wight and W. II W ight Mall conati tut» i W board of director*. A R T IC IJt VI. T b a high a»t am ount of Indabtadn liability tloo m ay a t a n y tim a —h iert tha t of Ita capital ____ C L * V II. and raaidm ea of th e Incorpora Lcra and o í ab an a subaortbed by sack a n — fat- To the Democrstic People of Florida:— W. M. Toomer b flooding the State with ius campaign literature which purports to contain hi« career as a citizen and Democrat. Mr. Toomer for­ got to put in his eulogy of himself some thing» that Florida Democrat» ahould know, and as his ommiaalcn» are of public and official record It la my d u t / to the people to supply them. Mr. Toomer forgot to tell that he waa a PAID LOBBYIST of the Jack­ sonville race track during the last session of the Legislature. Aak your 1911 Legislative Representative to confirm thla. He forgot to tell the people that he was attorney of record for the WHOLESALE GROCERY TRUST In the John T. Hammond caae. SetUnited States Court Records In Jacksonville for proof of thi*. He forgot to tell the people that, ON HIS OATH, before u Georgia Ugislative Commute«, ha CONFESSED TO BRIBING A STATE WARDEN and »aid. that he aaw no harm In It and that he, a t a member of a pool of bidder», tnado |176,000 traffldng In Georgia convicts. T*w official records of the Georgia Legislature are proof of this. He forgot to tell the people that the platform he la«ucd last Octol>er when he entered the Second Congressional rgoc said: "I FEAR TH E DEM­ OCRATIC PARTY IS IN DANGER O F BECOMING TOO PROGRES­ SIVE. I AM EX TREM ELY CONSERVATIVE.” In hla big ad» begin­ ning the second primary race he »ay»: " I am In favor of a progressive party." A COM PLETE REVERSAL OF HIS POLITICAL PRIN CIPLES IN SIX M 0NTHSI See hla two platforms for proof of thla. Ho forgot to tell th e people that he haa no money and cannot borrow from the banka because of judgements plied up against him, and that hi» campaign fund come» from the apodal Interests with the full pockotbook. See record» In Clerk’» office in Jacksonville for proof of hi* Insolvency. He forgot to tell the people that he CONFESSED to dictating a letter in which he acknowledged that he was making his fight to get into Congrats for the benefit of the turpentirvo Industry and asking the boy« in the woods to »end him $80,000for ids cufppaign. I secured In a perfectly honest und legiti­ mate way one of three letters and published it and he replied by general de­ nial» and attack» upon me, which 1 answered and proved to be false und ridicoiloua. See Tlmre-Union of Sunday, M ay'6th; Monday, May 6th, npd Tuesday, May 7th, for proof of this, '¡‘I He forgot to tell the people why he waa pulled out-of the second Con­ gressional rape and put into tho race for Congressman-at-Large in order to defeat the people’s candidate. Hf forgot to lull the people ttmr a few »»ays ago hr answer to thefjtwwtions from organized labor bodiee, ‘‘Are you in fuvor of C O M PU L SO R Y urbitrution?" he replied, “ I C E R T A IN L Y A M ." W hen he discovered th at organized labor opposed this, he wrote a le tte r to u prom inent organized labor leader, in which he retracted , and said th a t lie signet) In* answ er in T allahassee when H E WAS V ERY T IR E D A N D W H E N T H E L IG H T S IN T H E H O T E L W E R E VERY BAD. W hat would happen to such n m an if Lite lights in W ashington should go o u t/ (1 lutve the orginuls of both his answ er a n d his lette r which are in harm ony with his inability as a mun and u candidate. He thus proves himself all things to all men and adds further proof th at he is conducting a cam paign of m isrepresentation.) Mr. T oom er has not had the m anhood to circulate hia platform which he w rote Inst O ctober and W H IC H I E X P O S E D Aft A R E P U B L IC A N P L A T ­ F O R M . Instead of this he now tries tt> fool tht- |ieople with u declaration contrary to this. Tiie D em ocratic people of Florida will not 1>« fooled by the full jiockrl book. T hey will not Ik* fooled by the enonno'tyt q u a n tity ol literatu re sent out by men for Toom er who have opposed und is opi>oaing the forw ard, lighting m ovem ent of the D em ocratic Mosses. In tiie first prim ary I tveat T obm er 12,374 votes and got 4 3 '» |>er cejil. of all the votes part, notw ithstanding six candidate* aspired to this office. M artin m en, Beacharn men, O ’Brien men and W illiam son men, who iielieve in tru e D em ocratic principles, have assured me th a t they will aid in rebuking the co rru p t u»e of m oney in F lorida politics and are now w ork­ ing TO M A K E M Y M A JO R IT Y IN T H E S E C O N D P R IM A R Y G R E A T ­ E R T H A N MY P L U R A L IT Y IN T H E F IR S T , 1 have challenged M r. Toom er to m eet m e face to fuee with the people on th e stum p, where records can Ik- honestly and tru th fu lly discussed, h u t lie prefers to let those p u ttin g him up and P U T T IN G U P FO R H IM . semi out letters and literatu re slanderpu* alniut me, and which are silent regard ing his p ast bud record and uiisolutely un tru e regarding his (Hilltloal p rin ­ ciples. The people need have no fear about my beating Toomer by an over­ whelming majority. Democrata of Florida know what I have been fighting for years. They know that Tooraer’a financial backers hate me BECAUSE ‘ IN ACCORDANCE WITH MY DUTY AS EDITOR OK A FR EE NEWS­ PAPER, I HAVE EXPOSED A LLO FTH K IR CROOKEDNESS in politic» and SOME of their raw busincB» deals. Mr. T oom er make» all kinds of prom ises to fool th e tu rp en tin e o|>ersto rs in the woods. His backer», with himself, D ID FO O L T H E M O N C E , when they p u t m oney in the Export C om pany and LO ST IT LA R G ELY T H R O U G H M R. T O u M E H S M A N A G E M E N T AS P R E S ID E N T . M r. T oom er can n o t legitim ately promise tu rp en tin e m en m ore th an I can, us C ongresam an-ot-Ijtrge. 1 will faithfully reprenent them ju st as I will the farm er, tho busineo» m an, and men of every honest profession, trad e or craiL I aguin thank my thousands of friend» in all parts of Florida for the ex­ pressions of confidence in me, and 1 urge them to renewed uctivjty a t once In order to give a crushing defeat to the full pocketbook in Florida politics and an'overwhelmlng endorsement to true Democratic principles and of a man who professes them and who has done deeds for their spread and ad­ vancement. ^ _ I have not and shall not mako any charge against Mr. Toomer which 1 can not prove. I HAVE ALL FACTS IN MY POSSESSION. Mr. Toomer haa been given an enormous corruption fund and he will doubtless continue to spread hla danders and misrepresentation». So far I have proved tho falsity of hi» charges aa fast as he has manufactured them, but I may not be able to keep up with the output of his bureau of fabrication. I therefore warn tbe people not to believo Toomer’« statements about him»clf or about me. I have proved all I have aaid about us both and I aak th at Toomer and hi» babkera be'required to do the same. Aak any representative in the legis­ lature of my work for measures of general good to the people. My lead over Mr. Toomer was 128 PER CENT, of the entire vote received by Toomer. Park Trammell’s lead over Milton for Governor was 117 PER CENT of the entire vote received by Mr. Milton yet, Mr. Milton gracefully withdraw», CONTENDING THAT A MAN W ITH SUCH A LEAD SHOULD NOT BE FORCED INTO A SfcCOND PRIMARY. The enemies of mine decree otherwise, so let us get busy and ahow them that the Democratic Masers wish them eliminated from Florida politics. Very respectfully, M ' CLAUDE L’ENGLE. ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2979 “ TUXEDO" IJThis four buttoni Tuxedo model oxford is a wonderful shoe at the price. It is going to have a big run in this city, and you want to come in and look at it. f l i t is made of a fine quality Gun Metal Calf and extreme nobby last, broad high raised toe and short forepart, extreme military heel, 1% inches bigK. Q This shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ >revent fallen teed to support the arch of the foot and pre )UD' arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. An exclusive ¿f& p feature. This, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $4.00 W e have e number oí other iplendid ‘Snow” style» lh«l »will youi inspection. FOK S A L t UY D. A. Caldwell & S ons EXCURSION V IA A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINE : R o u n d T r i p f r o m S a n fo rd , Fla. $,‘W 00 Washington. I). C. &MÜX) Baltimore, Mil . $48.50 Chicago, III. Low r»tr« to otkr» point«. $4000 Philadelphia. I’n $ 4 U ()0 N e w Y o rk N 'i $ 4 ¿ 7 5 St. IJ»m*. O n ««1« d«ily to S « p trtn b ef 30. fin»l limit ()><«k»t 31.1. 1912. F « infofin*lion on *bovr *nd o th rt t»l»«. P«i!m *n. tr»«i*»tioii. »1. . — U ntie Ca*M L ip« » ff tit or writ* A . W . F R IT O T , D. P A S S . A G T . 138 W e s t Bey 81. . J A C K S O N V IL L E . ELA IW M Seeds and Poultry Supplies We can lupply jrou for immediate shipment BEGGAR-WEED SORGHUM MILLET PEANUlS Most complete line of Poultry Supplies. Carden and Held Seeds in Pk>fhU POTATOES, BEANS. 0ARDEN AND MELB PEA8, Wfite Fet IUm iiiu J CsteUf AND M IL D E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY ' LORN w#i*t i f . Ls«»M TV. O U m Swat HaaM la ito Sul«: 206 E . Bay S t., Jacksonville, Fla* W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY o tak e •rknu«W »lr*mtllU AOBNT« B. U. WkU. knrfiW. U. Jo ba tka pon*«« n o *ub- bkrtor, kml «ach lar hlnv acknowledged tbit Lbay urpoM Lh«r*ta im —¿ A 2 5 c W a n t A d . in T h e H erald w ill R en t Y ou r H o u se F o r Y o u H i ■■■ General _Fire „Insurance Sanford, Florida �H g p p n rr y BinK'S-»- » — ... , • - I, r * iw a r r tli WRT*i»VP.. • / ^ ’ m• —-a Æ .• “ • ;• 1 ■*kl? I MESANfORD I lf RALO J ‘ LAUNCH PARTY A w ry delightful launch party was enjoyed by • number of young people Thuraday evening. The dinner club were entertained -by their young gentlemen frienda on r delightful .boat trip and chicken purleau, nt Fort Florida, where the party landed and when* the deUdoua purleau was prepared and en jo y ed with rolls, picklee and choco­ late. After the picnic supper had l>een partaken of, amidst the romantic aurroundinga, the party r^-embarked for the homeward trip, arriving safely? The gueeta and host* of the party were: Mimes: Erttma and Estelle Rettrd, Madge and Veda Ward, Maix-1 and Charlotte Hand, Flora M. Johnson, Lillian Gibeon, Leila Michaels, Belle Smith, Annie Lee 'Caldwell;. Metcmi: IL It. Deas, Roland Wildman, Billie HOI, Drax ton Perkins, Archie Betts. Eugene Roumillat, David Caldwell, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Gibson Wideman Caldwell, Tenney Deane; Mowlam«: , J. W. Dickens snd W. J. Perkjns. Editor Woods of the DeLand Regis­ ter states th at his paper is not large enough to hold all the m atter as he has six columns of Uve m atter left out every week. This scents to be proof sufficient that he should start a daily and he is seriously considering the same. Just bow the aix columns left- over will support s daily is not explained b y Brcj. Woods. Better make her a twico-nweek brother, until you are out of the woods. Personal History and Platform c v r* OF WM. M. TOOMER The (¡ale City Mouse ha* brought down Ihr high co«l of living. Only 54 uo prr week for th e /In e s t table hoard ia (he city See Parker. « 28 - ■Tomato C rates Tom ato W raps Quality Superior. T e r y y .t iC H. DEANt P h o n e 255 70 If tlrs t SI. and Oak. CA N D ID A TE FOR Congressman-at-Large from the State of Florida NOTICK O F CONTENT Pot P a b lk illu I>M 'A K TM K N T O P T U E IN T E K IO II Untied B u t « Land Offlcw (¡»lncT lIU , F lorid., M ay I, 1912 To All.n lirio, of unknown oddn*«. Contrata« You »rr h n tb y noltOrd Ihol A. T. IJ fonl. »ho | 1>,. I'.ot», llorido, oo hlo po.t oDW o ddm a. *«1 on Apitl t i . 1*12, fll* In thU ofllrw hta duly eom>U>r*trd application to coo trot and » r u n I hr nn rril.tio n ol your iloraratood, E ntry No. OÍ7N9. ' Srrr.1 No. 0*789. rood. AptU 4. 1910. lor NW l* ol NW ■, Srr 4. ond NK)» ol NE>« 8 rr S. Town •Oto to S., lU n t» 29 K , T o llo h u m At .ridion, j On-! »• [mundo (or hU c o n ta l b . .lU-fm that u n i ' AHon llrto b u n .v ef n rid rd upon no« cultl».t*-l U» Mkl t r .r t . but hoo » holly abandon«-! the u n » You nr», therefore, lu rth rr noUfled th at lh* Mid « a rt.u ,a . will b* token try |h b nffin . . h a v in ' br*n onilrwMd by you. and your raid m iry will U rucvUrd th rrru n d rr w ithout your further r>*hl u. b . heard therein, either helor« thin liltin' *» “■ *PI“* '. U T »a loll |o At. In Ih k offlrw within 1 Irm ly doy. altor t h . F O U IlT lt puhllratlon ol Ikh notice, m nhovn below, you« om wer, under , oath, ipmiOr«Uy n y e t l n t ond reopondlng to Ihewe »Iwollon« ol ronUwt, or 11 you (all within (hot tiro» to AW ut Iht. offlrw duo proof th a t you h a re mrve.1 j ' t ropy ol your one wer on tha told ron tratan I I tithrr in perooa or by reentered m oil If ihi. . w o n » rood, by the delivery ol . ropy of y.ojr t o .. .I lo the roolrw t.nl In per von. p r..,l ,.l .u rh wrrio» m u.I he ritb ar t b . u k 1 ronU w t.nt ■ written O tkno.u.|[rnvm t of hU receipt of t b . copy. **“ *'"« in , d mt» of Ito receipt. or lh . .ffld .v it ¡ •4 th» |eiwon by whom the delivery woo m od. *otm* * l t « and w h o « the copy woo delivered If «ode by retiotoral moll, proof of .u rh m rvlea munt »I the .ffld .v it of the perwot) by whom the «•py *»• mailed « U lin t when and the pact offlre U which It w u mailed, and m b »m davit m uit kw .c e m p a n ird by th* I 'u l m u l m 'a receipt for Ur letter You thou|,| M ot. In your an.wer the name of Ibt p e t offlre to which you dew!re future notice. U ami to you. H. W AIUIKN. Ilsctlvff. WELL-DRIVING Artesian Weils of Every Description p K its iis u iiiv in m Me »u* liorn in C harleston. Smith C arolina, Sept l i t h ¡.»tit, lip. (luronLt died when In* wit* an infant »ml he wits adopted by hi» ;umi. th>uifp of ,t farmer. .«ml »(»-lit hi* b«t> hix>d in (arm work mill .tlN tidm g ;i nuiii Iri -r'hmil V, llh ii scholarship unit i'll'for linn li> :i rousm . H it \ I'homiit porter In n ;u, ci | lien In l hr»t nl (lit- Porter Military Aendeni) ninl lin n .if <-o|l,-ge After graduation ill I * - . lie ->f 111 uni- ><-ur iti «nrk u* u li'iirtur unit Uu'ii u|uin u civil M-rvicc I'XHitlinitiiim w u.- ajipoinltil u i h-rk in ()««• ( i i M i u i i -. -••r\ii i' nf the (¡iiverniniMil w lieri' In’ work«»! fur I'lglilit'fi iiinnlfu> Me tfnm ninvi*<i tn Wayi'riww. (¡••iirgm. » h e re In* only *i*ter livetl itn>l »ent tn »nrk a* will clerk in the rullrmtil yartln, then im lulling i-lerl in :i »urehtiu.se of th a t coinim nj. After ulmtit seven mnnth* in tin* nervine, he »ait apiKiinletl oflicial ctiurl rejxirter nf the Brunswick Judicial Circuit, which |KMition he held fnr live year*, diirini,' which time he m freipienth culled to Klontlu lu rejMirt im |xirtunt cu-w-. •fbr wetinil year after In» appointm ent u* cmirt re|»nrter. hi­ iniirru-l .ii llr in-» u+ I ieurgiii. «ml four linm th- tlii reuf ter ».i* idlli nt«■d « it,l.ur \ ft » >I'lir* Inter he » it* UplHiinled >nl|cltnr <Ii'llerul. I<r rr. »•mi ti ! 111k! \H nrne> fur the nine cuuntli* ciiiiijxroinK tin Brunowick • mil i i .i!1 i ir- mi and the dutle* nf thi* other he discharged with distinction In 1890 ht; was elected to the Georgia Legislature and servetl two years in th at capacity, as a mernlier of the C om m ittee on Judiciary, Ways and .Means, and a numlter of other inifiortaiit eommilleett. including the Stie-ring Cmninittiw of »even, »Inch regnlat«»! the order nf biLsinen» fnr the I .I'gislat lire II,. m.ide a u g n fin t' tight for the reform gat hiding lu»» u| (¡eorgia. wu.* rimupicunu» legislation nl all kind», and »a* the author of etfii t yvjuch are on the »talute luxik* of th at amended nr re|wale<l. nl «tn- icvdeujunent .nut tu« in In- iip|He.itmn to freak a numlier of lull- ••( general M ale and h a te never lawn In 18% lie (ormetl a law purlhersiil|> with Mr J ( Iteynold». and the linn of Toom er & Reynolds has continued until the present. Me moved his home and •business lo Jacksonvillf, Florida, in 1905, and im m ediately became identifieti with her biminm» in(er.-»ts; with the developm ent of Florida; and th e practice of law, with a lim ited general clientage which did uot include the representation of any "f the »o called »1 M'cial interests, hut did include the reprew ntalinn of farmers, m erchants, m anufacturers, and some of the m odest business interests of the city and State. Mis family, of which he is very proud, consists of u wife and eight children, three girls and five boys. lie is the owner of a gixsl farm in Duval < m inty. lie is a member of the P ro testan t Episcopal Church and has done a great deal ol active work in the building of c h u rc h « and Young Men". C hristian Associatioris. He Is a m ember of the Filks, the Odd Fellows and the K nights of Pythias. Satisfaction G u a ra n te e d R oe < ’I He has twice been selected by the United S tates G overnm ent to a rt as A ssistant A ttorney General In the trial of Im portant cases; Unit, in the preparation and trial of the case against the naval stores tru st and again in the trial of a case in stituted by the G overnm ent against the M erchants & M iners’ T ransportation C om pany fa steam ship com pany) and two rail­ roads. snd a firm of grain shippers in Philadelphia. The G overnm ent won these case*. He haij acquired a comfortable home and a m odest am ount of means and is in every senki an A V E R A G E man with some legal and buaine« training; no alignments with large cor|wrations, and thoroughly in touch and io sympathy with the great middle classes and m a ss« of ,>eoplr. W hile his name was m entioned by some of the press of the S tate in connection with the G overnorship of this S tate four years ago. yet. until he sought membership in the I'n -ted States Congress, he has never asked nor held public oifl(9 in Florida. He is in no *enae an office seeker, but has health, energy, and experience to make a capable represS tate in the U nited States Congress. P< >1 II I« \ l PHI Si I PI. FIS Ii, i.iv .r- The im m ediate r.> <>|N-ralinn l,> the C iu ted Slates G uvernm< nt »ill, the Slat,-, in istabli»hing and m aintaining u »ystem of n atio n al high«.iv- «Inch -hull l»-ur mail, p»«r• • l--|«,»t». and in terstate commerce ir.nn tlie into .hm| Im I » i- ii the S ta t« and interior counties H e is tin i ith.it of tiji iir-i puhli-l.I'd stiitement in Florida arguing in favor of II» <<i,i*lil <it|nu,il riglit of Mu- generu! <nivermnenl to aid In tin* work lb luv.ir- I lie pl.itforili and | k>1ii v of the 1lem ocratic p arty in immedl.itelv revising the turilf I it iW N‘WAR I > and «jxN'ially. does he e n ­ dorse thi farmer* fr»*- list mid the schedules no» tx>ing advisuti-d fiy •he I leiinx rulii tniijoritv ii tlx- N.iliuniil i ongrt^o, including tlie rem oval "f tin dut> from sugar, and from thus«- m anufactured artirlt* which can lie n ade here. »hip|»-d to foreign countries, stand the foreign freights, and In* -«»Id uhroa-l for h-v. iti.iri th,- donu-.ti* prs*e. riu* 1leuux-ratic part^' is com m itted to a reiLsuiuihle tnnl! levitsl for the pu r|x » ca of raising th e G overnm ent's revenue» hut there arc rvrtainlv incidental henetlts which lit»» to our (xsiple even from tariff for revenue only, and hr favor» a fair di»trtbutiun of these reciprocal Item-lit» ro that m anufacturing may lie done ;»* profitaM \ n 1 lorida .l*. in M .is* chu-etls II 4 fo$V <»f *» \ • »1'It l •! . 11 ■! go- i- J iifori emi-tii iif the an ti-tru st i.tvk" a li l i >ii'Miiif •■*( f »1r ••• f fit's 1 « . -It l u l l •l"-' this (Ui-sllon in the representation .»( i hi ( ni\ffiifii. • r * th» *1lit • . "»Y1 I | r .si» o' mil of » h u t »us |»-rlut|M th 'ending rase under tin- Sherman Anti Trust Ad Since the decision of the Suprem e Court of the l lutrsl S l a t « in the S tandard Oil and American Tobacco Government C om*, defining tlx- restraint prohibited by the A ct as "undue" or "unreasonable" restraint, the public and the press of th e couiitr} unite in the stuti-nienl that the Sherman A nti-T rust Inw ruxxla amendment or further legi-l.itiv•• di-fli limn While this is true, he hrvi Ix-'ii the i>111v "in in lla pul'll, print- in |xunl out the »(x-cilic. am endlliellLs fi,|Uiri-l wind a'* tln-i- ' r-t th> -Iriklllg o u t of the present pulU-hllient pr.— iih-d l>v ' I' • \.I whlih I* merely a» fyr u itii»<ierneaiior, and -o h -iitu ti t hi'ii I-*r pun - n i l 'l l i . unprisoiiiiii-nt tip to ten ) ear» in I n. 1» nild il iuf • -<>o|id. an aim ndlneiil to (la sa-veral provisions to ilu- Art which shall, in terms, provide that the "u n d u e " and ''unreoxonalile" ri-»tr.un»t> prolnloti-d h) that Act tu*- thorn- restraint» which arcornpli-li the (b*truction of cum|M-tit|ou and the estaliilahm enl of miilio|H»liex liy means winch violate other laws or which violute settb sl principles of ItusinuM morals, and which art* hi themsi'lvi« llugrantly dishonest, . Me favors A progresxive and aggressive (xiliry and purly, hut is opposi-d to ill-considerisl. ex|x-rimental legislation which is revolutionary and inrapahlr- of being hurmoniu-d with tmr established form of N ational and S tate Government. Me Ix-ln-ves that it i* the public duty of every citizen to register and vote and to take not only an interest in the selection of officers who shall deiede what the luw is and of officers who »hall execute th e laws, hut sjxsrial interest in the selection of tlios«* men who participate in th e making of th e |nw itself. Me m aintains th a t great caution should Ik- exercised in law ­ making. and particular!) in the exercise of the G overnm ent'» right to tux. Me favors Tla- adm inistration of (hone national health laws like th e national ipiarantine act hv a D epartm ent of the G overnm ent having a t its head a C abinet Officer with final authority und jurisdiction co-ordinate with other departm ents of the N ational Government. Me favors. The inauguration of an active m ovem ent to save the millions of money invested in machinery now digging th e Pnnama Canal and utilizing it to cut a ship canal aero « the (leninsula of Florid#. He ha» dem onstrated th at this is u change which m ust u ltim ately be made in the map of the world, and which, u|xin the com pletion of the Panama Canal, would save approxim ately one-third of the commerce of the world a haul of eight hundred miles and enable it to avoid pausing through th e m arine grave yard which lies to the south of the peninsula of Florida. Me favors: The adm inistration of our National laws as applied to Florida by FLO R ID IA N S W HOSE VIEWPOINT AND T R A IN IN G ARE IN H A R M O N Y W IT II OUR LOCAL CONDITIONS. He~favors:~Tfie absolute dUriuattflcatlon from p a rtic ip a tin g in Dem o­ c ra tic prim aries oj^ those candidates who base their claim to membership in the N’atinnnl Congress u;xm abuse and defam ation of their competitors. Me is np|KMed to demognguery in or out of Congr«*«xMe presents his rundldsrjr to all the people of Florida upon hla private and bu»ineKs life and the »lews which he en tertain s and Has c iprr»»ed upon questions of real Interest to the people. ¡1 ■m �3T • • •• 4^ i - »■* «v— May • . !. • • .1^ . ; * « fc * r-. .. . • . . 19(2 ___- After ten days of strenuous selling we find that we have still several thousand dollars’ worth of clean, dependable merchandise that must be gotten rid of, and to those who did not attend last sale and to those who did, now is the chance of your life, as we say several thous­ and dollars worth of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and everything to be found in a dry goods store, positively will be closed out re­ I gardless of price in the Seven Days beginning Saturday, May 18. All store fixtures, including show cases, display cases, dis­ • r \ play stands, shoe stools, ladder, benches, etc., will go at less, than half actual price. Remember, we have the doors closed all week with a full force working on the inside, in order to make this, the last half of the Bankrupt Sale, one that will always be remembered. * 200 pairs Misses and Children's Slippers, in all leathers, 500 yds. colored Baptiste, 15c quality, will sell for. . . ISO pairs Misses and Chidren's High Shoes, worth $3.00, sell at half price. Men s Elastic Drawers, good quality, a t....................... 100 pairs Ladies' Slippers, per pair Men s Balbrigan Underwear, best grade, at . . . . . . . 9c 39c 39c • 1000 yds. of fine Ginghams, 15c quality, for only per yard.................................................................................. ' Men’s 50c Neckties, all silk, HALF PRICE. w w Men’s Straw and Felt Hats, HALF PRICE. We Have a Large Stock of Ready Made Goods to Close Out at Half Price �K3s Bs* ■ I, «1 ... w— » J-i Published 8 o m l-W e e k ly — Tu e sd a y and F rid a y SAN FO RD H E R A LD /<V S A N f - O R D — Life it Worth Living Numbif 73 .M SANFORD, FLORIDA, F R I D A Y . M A Y 17, I S I S Velum* IV NEWS or THE WORLD COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT OVIEDO BANK OPENED Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources____ Event Is Cclcbra^tókEv^'cn»« Anri Barbecue___ happenings DURING THE WEEK Here the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical S print Flowing fo r Hurried Readers CUrenct V. T. Hlchceon’e lost hop« of escaping the death chair next week for the murder of Avis LlnneU, of Hyt nnU, expired when Governor Foas announced that he would not refer RiehMon's petition for commutation of sentence to the Executive Council. Frhe Iowa State Democratic Conven­ tion today instructed the twenty-six deJegitm to the National Convention to rote for Champ Clark under the unit rule. The jury deliberating the fate of the mountain clans th a t shot up th e co u rt of Carroll County, Virginia, win locked up at 9 o’clock tonight after nix am i u half hours of consideration of the case If a verdict is reached tonight it will hot be reported until court connenut to ­ morrow. _ A rich haul estim ated a t from $160,000 to (200,000 was m ade by m asked b an ­ dits who W ednesday held up th e (juenn k Crnwvnt New York Lim ited trina No. 2, near Oklahola, a ling sta tio n eight miles south of H attiesb u rg , und blew open the safe of tho S outh ern E x­ press ear Express officials d en y to ­ night that the sum obtained is an y th in g like the latter figure, h u t declined to make any estim ate of tike loss. The commencement aeoMin at the S an­ ford High School Is im evenl of so much importance tliat m any people come to the city to attend ull the exercise». and the commencement has nssumed the im­ portance of a college commencement. Tile season of 1912 opened Inst Monday night with the recital given by Mrs. Mun­ son's pupils, and will close tonight with the gruduuling exercises. Following are the events as they occurred, the Junior reception and graduation appear in Tues­ d a y 's issue. The amusing domestic scene and p ro b -1maxes which seemed to be continually lem was enacted in the home of Mr. and | presenting themselves, to the u tte r conMrs. R obert Grey, while Mr. Grey was fusion of the inm ates of the Grey home, aw ay from home on a_ business trip who r-rta in ly were the playm ates of G rey’* kirpl hearted, fun loving brother, fate for one evening. The three acts of Tom . i* »laying with his sister during the play were replete with interest all her husband's absence. The servants the way through Each actor sustained have requested an evening of!, w hich has their roll moat creditably and naturally. been granted and Mrs. Grey and her Aa Mr*. G rey, m istress of the house. brother are expecting to have a pick-up Mias R uth Stew art, was the helpless, de­ dinner. The house is in u tter confusion, pendent und anxious housekeeper and owing to the work of paper hanger* and wife to |*-rfcction, in her seeming in­ painter*. ability to rope with the domestic prob­ The evening's muil brings letter* an ­ lem presenting itself during a house re­ 6 / M rs. M unson's Rerilul nouncing the arrival of guests for dinner, t i r i n g and renovating occasion, the and also tho arrival of Mr G rey later in ulisence of the servants, and unexpected From past cxix-rtulion und realization | ,. the evening. arrival of guCxts. who wore rather |x-cuth e Sanford people know th a t Mr*. M ure , , . . ' 1 Act I Dining room m the (,rey house liar. s o n s recitals are a wnys musical gems, , i „ „ t , , „ . , , * about four o clock p. m Act II Same Clarence M ahoney, as Toni C arter, and the recital of M onday’ evening* in th e . a* first ,- , act, one honr . , , later \ c |||| the fun loving brother of Mr* Grey, auditorium of the Sanford High School i L . ib ..................... . ■ , * rary at two » clock a n the «ame whom- fooli*hneas nearly killed U nde given l>> Mr*. M unson's piano pupils, f Torn, tlm colored butler from the south, assisted by Mr W. Clay Inm an of Rol­ Personnel of play: , was indeed un ideal brother, m his appre­ lins College, W inter Pork, was no excep­ Mr. Robert G re y —Tenney Deane. ciation of the dom retic dilemma, in which tion to the established rule, hut was fully Mr*. Hob Grey —Maw Ruth Stew art. his sister found herself. He was willing up to the standard of excellence of selec­ Tom C arter. Mr*. G rey’* brother to immolate himself on the altar of self tio n and proficiency of execution by each Clarence Mahoney. •uteriflee, while deluding himself with the and every one who assisted in m aking the Mrs Peter W yrornb. "a |»-rsnnage" thought that lie was going to have in splendid p ro g ram « S C k 'S delightful suc­ Miss Hoskins Jones * iwraonatmg C n d e Tom , "T he Tim e of cess. Sanford is very proud of her muMr Peter Wycomb. a ” |»-s»imist with III* L ife”' »teal talent und is always pleam-d when a .digestive" George McLaughlin Mis* 11■ k in - Junes, a* Mr* Wy th e o|i|M irtunit> presents Itself to render Dorothy l.aildetl ■«•«•retIy engaged to • u in lr. tin traieled .»risliM-ral from the hom age to the large mimlx-r of musician* T*im < art»-r M i v Li ban Higgmn the «<itiih. and the patient, long sutler in her m idst, whose genius and proficiency Mr lam i* Lun«i«-ii, 1liiruth) '» futh«-r ing wife of Mr Peter Wycombe, was have so often m ritrilnited to their pleas­ of .i p. p|"-rv -1l«|Hr«|t lull Wallace ( rimliy most excellent Hi her interpretation of ure. Mr J a m iK 1.amli-M. 1>«ir«ith) '•« fat her the character she jx-rwonated. of a |x•jqx.ry i|i»|XMÌtion \N aliaci- CronGeorge M cLaughlin, as Mr Peter Wym usic lover*, his enviable gift of song and | 1V cuiiilx- was -ii |lerfectIv true t*' the re­ grumi voire having song their way into l'n cle T o m i , .in <>|d rolored liuller Irotn quirem ents of the role lhal he may |>er their hearts and appreciation on other thè south Roliert .McKim force have to remain a bachelor the reoccasions as well its on M onday evening. (lllirer Hogun. of thè 22ji<! | m>- mumder of his life if he continues to live -I"* Street P*P His voice has Ix-eti truly dt“*crilxsl us a lice Station U n n i c i nng *!ifh in Sanford, where the girl« have only to lx-uutifully rich, big baritone. \S ith the Mr* Grey is h«i distress«e«l at th e cm- ri'inemlsT Mr Peter W vciiiiiIm* and how onenens III harm ony and sy inpath«*ti* barriywmg dilema in which sh»* is plactx I well George can I» a |»-s.«tnu«t with a ill POLITICS IN CENTRE 0E STAGE Special Trains Carried Large Crowds And Most Enjoyoble Day Was Spent By All Wednesday waa "Red Letter" day for O vrido and this beautiful littio city drew one bf the largest crowds to her friendly booom th a t haa ever congre­ gated in any city In the county outside of the larger cities—drew them to har and treat«*! them as a fond m other m ight treat them and all the good things th a t the full larder cun supply for the delec­ tation of the inner man were given with a Invish hoepitality th at ia synonotnoua with the name of Oveiilo. We do not rememlter the interpretation of the name, Oveido; liut it ought to mean, L&dy Bountiful. Dcepile the lowering clouds of the early hour* the Snnford people chartered a H|*-cial train and everybody «vent to Oveido th a t could get away. An Invi­ tation to come to Oveido is never turned down by anyone from Sanford because we know th at next to Sanforil we woulil rather he in Oveido. The crowds came from everywhere, Orlundo jieopli- coming by auto« and by the Seahoard und all the country round .«limit furnished a full quota. The occasion waa the opening of the Oveiilo bank, u iM-autifu! structure of l>ri< k and marble and tiling «'«insisting n( the bank projier and » director* r«x>m ami a vault «*<(nipped with nil the latest improved snfeguaril* agninst fire and liurglar* and preauied over hy ('ashlar S i-s*ioiih. an affable gentleman who ex­ spirit of the songs , j m, |>(.r g m ,j hcarn-d. fun loving uded the true Oveido spirit und niude gestion by the Hccoinpamat. Mis* \S ard . the |,r, ,tjM.r suggests th a t th«-y or«l«*r the <lin «•verylaxly welcome Dorothy I.andón, a« js‘r»onateil by pleasure given by Mr. I n m a n * |*#*l«"**- uer from u risituurant and tliui he will Mis* Lillian Higgins, was dainty, charm ­ The Imnk opening was the real extions and generous encore*, could irtit fail himself as Uncle T om and serve ing and lovable T h e audience deeply cuse for the large gathering but jxilitir* to *a- cnjoyed by tlx* larg** anil appres'ia,jiun«*r. which «*oul«l hav«* probably sym pathized with Torn Carier m the rulher overshadow«*1 the principal fea­ a llv e audience which (illtsi tin - um litor |^-.u currusl ««lit a* planned, but for the web which ful«- s4-eme«l to !»■ wcav- ture uiul captured the inU-rtwt of tlie ium. S|mce will not p erm it ind iv id u al uni.*|Hsi«<| arrival of Dorothy Lamieii, lhl£ around him ..in the u n c x |* c tc d prest- crowd. The morning was given over to m ention of each |>erform«*r of the instru „„ ,,|,j schoolmate of Mrs eo«'<- of liis flan«*»-. D orothy l.a n d o n , the Sheriff'* race and both Hand and m ental si-lts’iiotts on the program , which ( ; r,.y-* with her aunt, Mrs Wycomh, when he w i l s disguised us the colored Kirkwood gave the ptvoplc a heart to is g iv e n in full, as each and evi-ry one have ' an<| jM.r hushund, the unex|>rcted guests butler. heart talk the first explaining the need on several oreaidons tilled the h earts of (or diriti**r While the dinner was being W alter Crn*by as Mr I ..union. D o r ­ •if the office on account of hi* large their listeners with pride and delight, und nerved by T o m C a rter, disguises! as o th y ’s father, had very pronouncixl views family and the latter on account of the % M onday evening’s |srf«.rm unie is but Uncle T o m . who h»»ks u(*>n the allair iui concerning the husband In would ch<><>««• fact that he want«-«! to get married and milled h m . - to h<-ir la ir«‘l w reath of sue a jolly lark anil The Time of III- Life, lor bis d a u g h ter although Me !•*> b«- .«me I,,iv. a fiiiinl) II) the time the Sheriff the butler relu r’i*. and -«sing .is b* am enable to reason an d lln <n g . i,. n-s ■nndl'inl«-« l««»il wept nufflt'ieiitiy the (VH.H Ihoiigbt. bis double. Ii'uves the bous*- in a of tb«- situation «|xs-i:iHrains hud arrived and the oli)«<ct ■|>anic The t i n e x | w s - U s i a|>pearanci* and Uncle T o m , the «s*lor*-d loilior lr*«ni of every one prem-nt i*e.-m«Hl to be a rac» t ‘H< »,>( \ M U K ' lieliavior of the two butler* I* such n mjuth was m ade to live again m the for the table* to »«-e who could eat tb« L y iirry -H in a u d La Raladinc shock to Mr. W y c o m b ’a weak heart th a t , pvalhitic prese n tatio n of R«dMTt M c K im ; moat. And it was there for them for Essie Purden M argaret f)avis In* has pi lx1 i»ut to bed. T o m ( urter jn [BCt | M>t)i Uncle T o m s were a rrislit to seldom Ix-fore has there been auch a ( Uri««a Starling Lucca Chnp|* ll vow* th a t he will give up hi* job, b u t is J |) M, g,,n u im- old tim e family s*-rvant quantity of barbecue»! meat and fried ( ’h n y in Prelude. C Minor |M‘l*uailtsl by his nister to wait until the t Mirer Hogan could not |*>s.sibly have chicken llank.Hl by all the trimming* 1 r'Aopin M azurka, Op 17 V> Initier returns. She also promises to tell Usui more kis-nly on f t placed ujx.n one table. It was there by Mis* Mary McKim D iyothy the »tat«- <>( affair*, which in parlane»- of th*- day, trr.m wif* HiiTTmd rh<- carload and a stranger to Orange 1 >r«f i ,t llxr 11 i II Trovator« Duo a ruther strange way «•omiihcaUs« the "it lo n g , win» knew »<> widl what to do with county tiri-m-nl must have thought he was Miss Florenr«- Frank. M rs Ernest T olar | nation still further Torn < art»-r asks a dusky coon ,it 2 .« m I'he amaN urs m th»- 'promiiw<l Uml After overyomi It if-< n (i Sm ith ( onstaiic;. the ani of the |*»licr to limi Uncle Torn, wlni gave thi lll-s !. •-» to tin pleasure and liad sufficient!) gorgisl. Ix-ing attended It if«»n >i NmifA I " I f I Hut Knew and when they full, starts out one m the | entertainm ent «if other* I’uesilay even­ by tin- g«xi«l ladies who insiste<l on heaping Mr Inm an m orning to hunt for him. »ml is himself l()g ltr^ certainly to Is- eongralulnt«-«l on up the plat«*. Hon. J II Ix-e calhsl the tjjg ue Rretioiiie, C haracteristic Dance arrested, as he answers the «lescription their very irrem succ«w* crowd to order and intrixlucvd Ron. of old B rittany Haehmann of the colored butler. Uncle Tom , who Forrcal Lake who thanked the people M aude Alice W agner has u key, sli(«s bark to got hi* money and for their supjxirt in his. race for the SA N FO RD ’S NEW DEPOT Value in E Hat Durand clothes. Mr. W ycomh thinking th a t he leg islatu re. He was followed by Joa. U Lucca C happell, Ernie Purelen hear* burglar* investigates and finds the Work of Slaking Oul The New S tructure H. Guernsey of Orlando who In hia Serenity M ary Turner SalUr rem ainder of the dinner, which he makes usual cheerful vein introduced Hon. Start* This Week. C ontentm ent M ary I urnrr Sallrr preparations to enjoy in the library, Sanford's new depot is un assured Frank Clark, candidate for Congreaa. M r. Inm an where U n d e Tom tin* fallen asleep. fact and while it hus l*-en m-tlled f«*r Lack of space forbid* a detailed rtqxjrt of S on ata in G m ajor (first move­ Wlille Mr. W ycomb is looking for more some tim e th at the n^w structure would Mr. C lark’s »jxx»cli as it tlo « tliat of m ent l Hr ft harm burglars, Mr G rey, accompanied by!*• huilt, the actuul work began this week Hon. S J. H ilburn who followed him M argaret Davis Mr. London a rriv « and while he ha* when the »taking out commenced. T he nml who is a candidate for ('la rk 's job. Chapin R evolutionary E tu d e gone to wnken hi* wife Mr. l.andon fall* surveyors hnve iieen liusy for some tim e Suffice to say tliat Clark made u fairLitolff Spinning Song asleep in his rhnir. Mr. W ycomb re­ running linen and getting the prelim ­ inindiil ap|x»nl to the voter* and made Mr*. Kme*t Tolar turns to his lunch and limbi as he su|«- inary work in shaj*1 Th«- new depot vote« while H ilburn’» main talk waa Srhubtrt W ho i* Sylvia? j(o««si a burglar asleep. He tnuke* I n- will be built aliout where tlie old hos­ viuqx-ration of ( lark tliat reacted in Road T o M andalay Olry S p r u it rle Tom lie him in hi* chair. As the reader* hav« pital formerly stood on the main line Clark * favor. M r. Inm an The indignation of Mr. Landen bring* and will coat aliout 128.000 or more. already m ade up their m inds and are P o lo n a is e .............. a M a rita c e li thp awakened household on the iwene and The new station will caua«i n building heartily tire«l o fjw liti« the subject will M aude Alice W agner and while explanations are being made boom in th at w-ction and already activity lx- lalxxxxi In this article. L itri L a R egata Veneziana the j>oliceman arrives with Tom C arter, in the real estate line has commenced, T he occasion of the barbecue a t Oveido Mr*. Cecil B u tt thu other Uncle Tom . T he entire play several new house* lieing contractixl and will long linger in the m inds of the people Schubert E rl King waa a aucrunion of amusing situation* muny lota »old. A new hotel will 1» who were preeent. I t waa one of the M r. Inm an and startlin g clim ax « . F^ach character erec.ted and also a fine railroad eating ray* of sunshine th a t help to lighten W illiam Tell (tw o pianos) was splendidly sustained throughout hy house and restau ran t will la- built. our darkened way down the narrow K ouini-Sehm ldt the young actors, who are to b«‘ con­ path of life. T o get out in the open and Mias Currie Lovell Miss Florence F rank gratulated on their very great success Ulllcn By A Horse. mingle with* the big hearted people of Mias L inda IaMler * Mr*. C ed i Ilu tt The young son of Will H um phreys and the entertainm ent afforded the audi­ East Orange alw ayi give* on« tho true Mias M adge W ard, A ccom paniste was badly bitt«-n by a horse yesterday. ence. conception o( tlie biblical phrase, "love Cf “ ________ _ T o say th a t the 4very large and cer­ While riding after cattle a homo ridden thy neighbor as thyself.” One of the tainly appreciative *audience who wit- by his brother reaohed over to bit« tho redeeming features of a p«dltiral cam­ v/ "The Time of HI* Life" nemed the very fine presentation of the horse of young Hum phrey« and caught paign is a barbecue and pic^fle and when T h e veyy e n tertain in g three act play, him by the leg taking out a large pieco dreading the approach <>f another spasm given by the Irving L iterary and D eb at­ play given by tb* Irving L iterary and He was hurried to the office of of the sam e wr will lx- rlx-ered by the ing S odeties in th e High School in the D ebating Sodeli«» of the Sanford High of flesh Dr Rohuison where he receive«) medical School in the auditorium of th e srhixil th ought th at mw)!** Oveido will have auditorium of Ih* school Tu«siday even­ Tuaoday evening wa* pleased, is p u t­ attention but the lad is very badly anqther barbecue *n«l bank opening ing waa thoroughly enjoyed and appreinjured and the phyaicians have g ra rn and we will have an opportunity oi d a f c d by UirTarfO RUdtenr* who a n n u a l­ ting it m ildly - they were highly en ter­ doubts of hi* entire recovery from tho tained and thoroughly enjoyed tlie m ly witness th e histrionic efforts of the being present Charging the system of llxing reclam ­ ation in Bremen on cotton shipped from Savannah as "u n fair" and unreasonable" the Savannah C otton Exchange lias cn; tered a vigorous protest with the firem en in tr r p re ta tio ii of t h e Cotton Exchange by cable. With approxim ately 76,000 atjuure mil«» of Louisiana’s farm ing country inundated by Mississippi R iver w aters and over 6,000 people driven from their homes, the serious crevusse d isaster at Hymelia promises to udd another thousand square mill* or m ore to the overflowed territo ry , m ake homeless thousands of people and add m illions of dollars to tlic property dam age done in the hUUv VAfter voting to send the S ta te ’s IS delegate» to the Baltim ore convention uninstruftt-d, the South C arolina D em o­ cratic .State C onvention adopted by u vote of 241 to 91 u resolution ondoraing Woodrow Wilson It was ftmarkahle for its b rev ity : "R eeolv*d, that this convention endorses Woodrow Wilson w ithout in stru c tio n ." From the m inute the convention forim-d its perniaqent organization it was ap ­ parent that the line of b attle hud been drawn list ween thoae advocating initructmns for Wilaop, and those favoring w uninatructod delegation. T h e light l^tsd for three hours of five-m inute oratory. Al The Methodist Church The paator of the Mothodlat church is delivering a series Sunday night" a*rmon* on sdme live m ica, interesting to people of Sanfora. Tho sermon last Sunday night was delivered to a large “»Tegatlon and “Sanford’« greatest sin" *u dealt with in no uncertain language. The subject for next Sunday night be "Sanford’« Greatest Needs." Ev Ü2LPCT*°n ,n town should hear these ®»«>urse« and are cordially Invited to lie PTOwnt. Come early and secure a seat. «Tvlce begin« promptly at 7:30. Frank MlUer Honored Again Frank Miller haa returned from Jacksonwhere he attended the annual meet •[the Undertakers’ and Embalmers’ As•wation. Mr. Miller ia a moat enthu•“ •tic member of the association and for •Ttral yean haa held the position of secAa proof of the assertion that the man for the position Mr. Miller T?* t *lin honored by being elected .for ,wa t hird term. Tha members all enWW* tha meeting and were shown every bÿ the Jacksonvfllo pappié, srv^ r t H p a hejng pi arined for their enter5‘ .« - WANTED Una hundred young men and boys to f « t^ K T p; ü ,A r â ) r 20thi, a l iie ’ ui Church for tha purpose of school literary sodstisa. a Band and singing club. ✓ V dramatic situations and startling injury, t ^ 4 V . 1 t I ,- - - : — c , i» -• 'll P • AV-] Ï 4 ■n— - • ». . » W *•* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 14, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb169c3854f00239675c2c45b7a4e002.pdf dc5e5c35c043c46c3d92200cda749f1d PDF Text Text 3T • • •• 4^ i -»■* « v— May • . !. • • .1^ . ; * « f c * r - . .. . • . . 19(2 ____- After ten days of strenuous selling we find that we have still several thousand dollars’ worth of clean, dependable merchandise that must be gotten rid of, and to those who did not attend last sale and to those who did, now is the chance of your life, as we say several thous­ and dollars worth of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and everything to be found in a dry goods store, positively w ill be closed out re­ I gardless of price in the S even Days beginning Saturday, May 18. All store fixtures, including show cases, display cases, dis­ • r \ play stands, shoe stools, ladder, benches, etc., will go at less, than half actual price. R em em ber, w e have the doors closed all week w ith a full force w orking on th e inside, in order to make this, the last half of the Bankrupt Sale, one that will always be remembered. * 200 pairs Misses and Children's Slippers, in all leathers, 500 yds. colored Baptiste, 15c quality, will sell for. . . ISO pairs Misses and Chidren's High Shoes, worth $3.00, sell at half price. Men s Elastic Drawers, good quality, a t ......................... 100 pairs Ladies' Slippers, per pair Men s Balbrigan Underwear, best grade, at. . . . . . . 9c 39c 39c • 1000 yds. of fine Ginghams, 15c quality, for only per yard...................................................................................... .. ' Men’s 50c Neckties, all silk, H A LF PRICE. w w Men’s Straw and Felt Hats, H A LF PRICE. We Have a Large Stock of Ready Made Goods to Close Out at Half Price �K3s Bs* ■ I , «1 ... w— » J-i Published 8om l-W eekly—Tuesday and Friday SANFORD H E R A LD /<V S A N f - O R D — L if e it Numbif 73 .M SANFORD, FLORIDA, W orth L iv in g FRIDAY. MAY 17, IS IS Velum* IV NEWS or THE WORLD C O M M EN C EM EN T W E E K AT OVIEDO BANK OPENED Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources____ happenings DURING THE WEEK Here the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing f o r Hurried Readers CUrenct V. T. Hlchceon’e lost hop« of escaping the death chair next week for the murder of Avis LlnneU, of HytnnU, expired when Governor Foas announced that he would not refer RiehMon's petition for commutation of sentence to the Executive Council. Frhe Iowa State Democratic Conven­ tion today instructed the twenty-six deJegitm to the National Convention to rote for Champ Clark under the unit rule. The jury deliberating the fate of the mountain clans that shot up the court of Carroll County, Virginia, win locked up at 9 o’clock tonight after nix ami u half hours of consideration of the case If a verdict is reached tonight it will hot be reported until court connenut to­ morrow. _ A rich haul estimated at from $160,000 to (200,000 was made by masked ban­ dits who Wednesday held up the (juenn k Crnwvnt New York Limited trina No. 2, near Oklahola, a ling station eight miles south of Hattiesburg, und blew open the safe of tho Southern Ex­ press ear Express officials deny to­ night that the sum obtained is anything like the latter figure, hut declined to make any estimate of tike loss. Charging the system of llxing reclam­ ation in Bremen on cotton shipped from Savannah as "unfair" and unreasonable" the Savannah Cotton Exchange lias cn; tered a vigorous protest with the firemen Cotton Exchange by cable. With approximately 76,000 atjuure mil«» of Louisiana’s farming country inundated by Mississippi River waters and over 6,000 people driven from their homes, the serious crevusse disaster at Hymelia promises to udd another thousand square mill* or more to the overflowed territory, make homeless thousands of people and add millions of dollars to tlic property damage done in the hUUv VAfter voting to send the State’s IS delegate» to the Baltimore convention uninstruftt-d, the South Carolina Demo­ cratic .State Convention adopted by u vote of 241 to 91 u resolution ondoraing Woodrow Wilson It was ftmarkahle for its brevity: "Reeolv*d, that this convention endorses Woodrow Wilson without instruction." From the minute the convention forim-d its perniaqent organization it was ap­ parent that the line of battle hud been drawn list ween thoae advocating initructmns for Wilaop, and those favoring w uninatructod delegation. The light l^tsd for three hours of five-minute oratory. Al The Methodist Church The paator of the Mothodlat church is delivering a series Sunday night" a*rmon* on sdme live mica, interesting to people of Sanfora. Tho sermon last Sunday night was delivered to a large “ »Tegatlon and “ Sanford’« greatest sin" * u dealt with in no uncertain language. The subject for next Sunday night be "Sanford’« Greatest Needs." Ev Ü2LPCT*°n ,n town should hear these ®»«>urse« and are cordially Invited to lie PTOwnt. Come early and secure a seat. «Tvlce begin« promptly at 7:30. Frank MlUer Honored Again Frank Miller haa returned from Jacksonwhere he attended the annual meet •[the Undertakers’ and Embalmers’ As•wation. Mr. Miller ia a moat enthu•“ •tic member of the association and for •Ttral yean haa held the position of secAa proof of the assertion that the man for the position Mr. Miller T?* t*lin honored by being elected .for ,wa third term. Tha members all enWW* tha meeting and were shown every bÿ the Jacksonvfllo pappié, srv^ rtH p a hejng piarined for their enter5‘ .« - Event Is Cclcbra^tókEv^'cn»« Anri Barbecue____ The commencement aeoMin at the San­ ford High School Is im evenl of so much importance tliat many people come to the city to attend ull the exercise». and the commencement has nssumed the im­ portance of a college commencement. Tile season of 1912 opened Inst Monday night with the recital given by Mrs. Mun­ son's pupils, and will close tonight with the gruduuling exercises. Following are the events as they occurred, the Junior reception and graduation appear in Tues­ day's issue. The amusing domestic scene and prob-1maxes which seemed to be continually lem was enacted in the home of Mr. and |presenting themselves, to the utter conMrs. Robert Grey, while Mr. Grey was fusion of the inmates of the Grey home, away from home on a_ business trip who r-rtainly were the playmates of Grey’* kirpl hearted, fun loving brother, fate for one evening. The three acts of Tom. i* »laying with his sister during the play were replete with interest all her husband's absence. The servants the way through Each actor sustained have requested an evening of!, w hich has their roll moat creditably and naturally. been granted and Mrs. Grey and her Aa Mr*. Grey, mistress of the house. brother are expecting to have a pick-up Mias Ruth Stewart, was the helpless, de­ dinner. The house is in utter confusion, pendent und anxious housekeeper and owing to the work of paper hanger* and wife to |*-rfcction, in her seeming in­ painter*. ability to rope with the domestic prob­ The evening's muil brings letter* an­ lem presenting itself during a house re­ 6/ nouncing the arrival of guests for dinner, t ir in g and renovating occasion, the Mrs. Munson's Rerilul and also tho arrival of Mr Grey later in ulisence of the servants, and unexpected From past cxix-rtulion und realization |,. the evening. arrival of guCxts. who wore rather |x-cuthe Sanford people know that Mr*. Mure , , . . ' 1 Act I Dining room m the (,rey house liar. sons recitals are a wnys musical gems, , i „ „ t , , „ . , , * about four o clock p. m Act II Same Clarence Mahoney, as Toni Carter, and the recital of Monday’ evening* in the. a* first ,- , act, one honr . ,later , \c|||| the fun loving brother of Mr* Grey, auditorium of the Sanford High School i . ................. . ■ , * Library at two » clock a n the «ame whom- fooli*hneas nearly killed Unde given l>> Mr*. Munson's piano pupils, f Torn, tlm colored butler from the south, assisted by Mr W. Clay Inman of Rol­ Personnel of play: , was indeed un ideal brother, m his appre­ lins College, Winter Pork, was no excep­ Mr. Robert G rey—Tenney Deane. ciation of the domretic dilemma, in which tion to the established rule, hut was fully Mr*. Hob Grey —Maw Ruth Stewart. his sister found herself. He was willing up to the standard of excellence of selec­ Tom Carter. Mr*. Grey’* brother to immolate himself on the altar of self tion and proficiency of execution by each Clarence Mahoney. •uteriflee, while deluding himself with the and every one who assisted in making the Mrs Peter Wyrornb. "a |»-rsnnage" thought that lie was going to have in splendid program«SCk'S delightful suc­ Miss Hoskins Jones * iwraonatmg Cnde Tom, "The Time of cess. Sanford is very proud of her muMr Peter Wycomb. a ” |»-s»imist with III* L ife” ' »teal talent und is always pleam-d when a .digestive" George McLaughlin Mis* 11■ kin- Junes, a* Mr* Wy the o|i|Mirtunit> presents Itself to render Dorothy l.aildetl ■«•«•retIy engaged to •uinlr. tin traieled .»risliM-ral from the homage to the large mimlx-r of musician* T*im < art»-r M iv Li ban Higgmn the «<itiih. and the patient, long sutler in her midst, whose genius and proficiency Mr lami* Lun«i«-ii, 1liiruth) '» futh«-r ing wife of Mr Peter Wycombe, was have so often mritrilnited to their pleas­ of .i p. p|"-rv -1l«|Hr«|t lull Wallace ( rimliy most excellent Hi her interpretation of ure. Mr JamiK 1.amli-M. 1>«ir«ith) '•« fat her the character she jx-rwonated. of a |x•jqx.ry i|i»|XMÌtion \Naliaci- CronGeorge McLaughlin, as Mr Peter Wymusic lover*, his enviable gift of song and |1V cuiiilx- was -ii |lerfectIv true t*' the re­ grumi voire having song their way into l'ncle T omi, .in <>|d rolored liuller Irotn quirements of the role lhal he may |>er their hearts and appreciation on other thè south Roliert .McKim force have to remain a bachelor the reoccasions as well its on Monday evening. (lllirer Hogun. of thè 22ji<! |m>- mumder of his life if he continues to live -I"* Street P*P His voice has Ix-eti truly dt“*crilxsl us a lice Station U n n i c i nng *!ifh in Sanford, where the girl« have only to lx-uutifully rich, big baritone. \Sith the Mr* Grey is h«i distress«e«l at the cm- ri'inemlsT Mr Peter W vciiiiiIm* and how onenens III harmony and sy inpath«*ti* barriywmg dilema in which sh»* is plactx I well George can I» a |»-s.«tnu«t with a ill intrrpretatioii of the spirit of the songs,jm, |>(.r gm,j hcarn-d. fun loving gestion by the Hccoinpamat. Mis* \Sard. the |,r,,tjM.r suggests that th«-y or«l«*r the <lin Dorothy I.andón, a« js‘r»onateil by pleasure given by Mr. Inm an* |*#*l«"**- uer from u risituurant and tliui he will Mis* Lillian Higgins, was dainty, charm­ tions and generous encore*, could irtit fail himself as Uncle Tom and serve ing and lovable The audience deeply to *a- cnjoyed by tlx* larg** anil appres'ia,jiun«*r. which «*oul«l hav«* probably sympathized with Torn Carier m the allve audience which (illtsi tin- umlitor |^-.u currusl ««lit a* planned, but for the web which ful«- s4-eme«l to !»■ wcavium. S|mce will notpermit individual uni.*|Hsi«<| arrival of Dorothy Lamieii, lhl£ around him..in the uncx|*ctcd prestmention of each |>erform«*r of the instru „ „ ,,|,j schoolmate of Mrs eo«'<- of liis flan«*»-. Dorothy l.andon, mental si-lts’iiotts on the program, which ( ; r,.y-* with her aunt, Mrs Wycomh, when he wils disguised us the colored is given in full, as each and evi-ry one have ' an<| jM.r hushund, the unex|>rcted guests butler. on several oreaidons tilled the hearts of (or diriti**r While the dinner was being Walter Crn*by as Mr I ..union. Dor­ their listeners with pride and delight, und nerved by Tom Carter, disguises! as othy’s father, had very pronouncixl views % Monday evening’s |srf«.rmunie is but Uncle Tom. who h»»ks u(*>n the allair iui concerning the husband In would ch<><>««• milled h m .- to h<-ir la ir«‘l wreath of sue a jolly lark anil The Time of III- Life, lor bis daughter although Me !•*> b«- .«me the butler relur’i*. and -«sing .is b* amenable to reason and lln <n g . i,. n-s (VH.H Ihoiigbt. bis double. Ii'uves the bous*- in a of tb«- situation ■|>anic The tinex|ws-Usi a|>pearanci* and Uncle Tom, the «s*lor*-d loilior lr*«ni t ‘ H< »,> ( \M U K ' lieliavior of the two butler* I* such n mjuth was made to live again m the Lyiirry-Hinaud La Raladinc shock to Mr. Wycomb’a weak heart that , pvalhitic presentation of R«dMTt McKim; Essie Purden Margaret f)avis In* has pi lx1 i»ut to bed. Tom ( urter jn [BCt |M>t)i Uncle Toms were a rrislit to ( Uri««a Starling Lucca Chnp|* ll vow* that he will give up hi* job, but is J|)M, g,,nuim- old time family s*-rvant ( ’hnyin Prelude. C Minor |M‘l*uailtsl by his nister to wait until the t Mirer Hogan could not |*>s.sibly have r'Aopin Mazurka, Op 17 V> 1 Initier returns. She also promises to tell Usui more kis-nly on ft Mis* Mary McKim Diyothy the »tat«- <>( affair*, which in parlane»- of th*- day, trr.m wif* HiiTTmd 1 >r«f i ,t llxr 11 i II Trovator« Duo a ruther strange way «•omiihcaUs« the "it long, win» knew »<> widl what to do with Miss Florenr«- Frank. M rs Ernest Tolar |nation still further Torn < art»-r asks a dusky coon ,it 2 .« m I'he amaN urs It if-< n (i Smith ( onstaiic;. the ani of the |*»licr to limi Uncle Torn, wlni gave thi lll-s !. •-» to tin pleasure and It if«»n >i NmifA I " I f I Hut Knew and when they full, starts out one m the |entertainment «if other* I’ uesilay even­ Mr Inman morning to hunt for him. »ml is himself l()g ltr^ certainly to Is- eongralulnt«-«l on tjjgue Rretioiiie, Characteristic Dance arrested, as he answers the «lescription their very irrem succ«w* of old Brittany Haehmann of the colored butler. Uncle Tom, who Maude Alice Wagner has u key, sli(«s bark to got hi* money and SANFORD’S NEW DEPOT Value in E Hat Durand clothes. Mr. Wycomh thinking that he U Lucca Chappell, Ernie Purelen hear* burglar* investigates and finds the Work of Slaking Oul The New Structure Serenity Mary Turner SalUr remainder of the dinner, which he makes Start* This Week. Contentment Mary I urnrr Sallrr preparations to enjoy in the library, Sanford's new depot is un assured Mr. Inman where Unde Tom tin* fallen asleep. fact and while it hus l*-en m-tlled f«*r Sonata in G major (first move­ Wlille Mr. Wycomb is looking for more some time that the n^w structure would ment l Hr ft harm burglars, Mr Grey, accompanied by!*• huilt, the actuul work began this week Margaret Davis Mr. London a r r iv « and while he ha* when the »taking out commenced. The Chapin Revolutionary Etude gone to wnken hi* wife Mr. l.andon fall* surveyors hnve iieen liusy for some time L itolff Spinning Song asleep in his rhnir. Mr. Wycomb re­ running linen and getting the prelim­ Mr*. Kme*t Tolar turns to his lunch and limbi as he su|«- inary work in shaj*1 Th«- new depot Srhubtrt Who i* Sylvia? j(o««si a burglar asleep. He tnuke* I n- will be built aliout where tlie old hos­ Road T o Mandalay Olry Spruit rle Tom lie him in hi* chair. pital formerly stood on the main line Mr. Inman The indignation of Mr. Landen bring* and will coat aliout 128.000 or more. P olon aise............ a M a rita celi thp awakened household on the iwene and The new station will caua«i n building Maude Alice Wagner and while explanations are being made boom in that w-ction and already activity L itri La Regata Veneziana the j>oliceman arrives with Tom Carter, in the real estate line has commenced, Mr*. Cecil Butt thu other Uncle Tom. The entire play several new house* lieing contractixl and Schubert Erl King waa a aucrunion of amusing situation* muny lota »old. A new hotel will 1» Mr. Inman and startling clim ax«. F^ach character erec.ted and also a fine railroad eating William Tell (two pianos) was splendidly sustained throughout hy house and restaurant will la- built. Kouini-Sehmldt the young actors, who are to b«‘ con­ Mias Currie Lovell Miss Florence Frank gratulated on their very great success Ulllcn By A Horse. Mias Linda IaMler * Mr*. Cedi Ilutt The young son of Will Humphreys and the entertainment afforded the audi­ Mias Madge Ward, Accompaniste was badly bitt«-n by a horse yesterday. ence. Cf “ _________ _ T o say that the 4very large and cer­ While riding after cattle a homo ridden tainly appreciative * audience who wit- by his brother reaohed over to bit« tho v/ "The Time of HI* Life" nemed the very fine presentation of the horse of young Humphrey« and caught The veyy entertaining three act play, play given by tb* Irving Literary and him by the leg taking out a large pieco given by the Irving Literary and Debat­ He was hurried to the office of Debating Sodeli«» of the Sanford High of flesh ing Sodeties in the High School in the Dr Rohuison where he receive«) medical School in the auditorium of the srhixil auditorium of Ih* school Tu«siday even­ attention but the lad is very badly Tuaoday evening wa* pleased, is put­ ing waa thoroughly enjoyed and appreinjured and the phyaicians have grarn it mildly they were highly enter­ dafcd by UirTarfO RUdtenr* who annual­ ting doubts of hi* entire recovery from tho tained and thoroughly enjoyed tlie m ly witness the histrionic efforts of the WANTED Una hundred young men and boys to « t ^ K T p; ü ,A râ )r 20thi, a l iie ’ ui Church for tha purpose of school literary sodstisa. a Band and singing club. f ✓ dramatic situations and startling POLITICS IN CENTRE 0E STAGE Special Trains Carried Large Crowds And Most Enjoyoble Day Was Spent By All Wednesday waa "Red Letter" day for Ovrido and this beautiful littio city drew one bf the largest crowds to her friendly booom that haa ever congre­ gated in any city In the county outside of the larger cities— drew them to har and treat«*! them as a fond mother might treat them and all the good things that the full larder cun supply for the delec­ tation of the inner man were given with a Invish hoepitality that ia synonotnoua with the name of Oveiilo. We do not rememlter the interpretation of the name, Oveido; liut it ought to mean, L&dy Bountiful. Dcepile the lowering clouds of the early hour* the Snnford people chartered a H|*-cial train and everybody «vent to Oveido that could get away. An Invi­ tation to come to Oveido is never turned down by anyone from Sanford because we know that next to Sanforil we woulil rather he in Oveido. The crowds came from everywhere, Orlundo jieopli- coming by auto« and by the Seahoard und all the country round .«limit furnished a full quota. The occasion waa the opening of the Oveiilo bank, u iM-autifu! structure of l>ri< k and marble and tiling «'«insisting n( the bank projier and » director* r«x>m ami a vault «*<(nipped with nil the latest improved snfeguaril* agninst fire and liurglar* and preauied over hy ('ashlar Si-s* ioiih. an affable gentleman who ex­ uded the true Oveido spirit und niude «•verylaxly welcome The Imnk opening was the real excuse for the large gathering but jxilitir* rulher overshadow«*1 the principal fea­ ture uiul captured the inU-rtwt of tlie crowd. The morning was given over to the Sheriff'* race and both Hand and Kirkwood gave the ptvoplc a heart to heart talk the first explaining the need •if the office on account of hi* large family and the latter on account of the fact that he want«-«! to get married and I,,iv. a fiiiinl) II) the time the Sheriff ■nndl'inl«-« l««»il wept nufflt'ieiitiy the «|xs-i:iHrains hud arrived and the oli)«<ct of every one prem-nt i*e.-m«Hl to be a rac» for the table* to »«-e who could eat tb« moat. And it was there for them for seldom Ix-fore has there been auch a quantity of barbecue»! meat and fried chicken llank.Hl by all the trimming* placed ujx.n one table. It was there by rh<- carload and a stranger to Orange county tiri-m-nl must have thought he was m th»- 'promiiw<l Uml After overyomi liad sufficient!) gorgisl. Ix-ing attended by tin- g«xi«l ladies who insiste<l on heaping up the plat«*. Hon. J II Ix-e calhsl the crowd to order and intrixlucvd Ron. Forrcal Lake who thanked the people for their supjxirt in his. race for the legislature. He was followed by Joa. H. Guernsey of Orlando who In hia usual cheerful vein introduced Hon. Frank Clark, candidate for Congreaa. Lack of space forbid* a detailed rtqxjrt of Mr. Clark’s »jxx»cli as it t l o « tliat of Hon. S J. Hilburn who followed him nml who is a candidate for ('lark's job. Suffice to say tliat Clark made u fairinindiil ap|x»nl to the voter* and made vote« while Hilburn’» main talk waa viuqx-ration of ( lark tliat reacted in Clark * favor. As the reader* hav« already made up their minds and are heartily tire«l o fjw liti« the subject will lx- lalxxxxi In this article. i»- • 'll P • AV-] Ï The occasion of the barbecue at Oveido will long linger in the minds of the people who were preeent. It waa one of the ray* of sunshine that help to lighten our darkened way down the narrow path of life. T o get out in the open and mingle with* the big hearted people of East Orange alwayi give* on« tho true conception o( tlie biblical phrase, "love thy neighbor as thyself.” One of the redeeming features of a p«dltiral cam­ paign is a barbecue and pic^fle and when dreading the approach <>f another spasm of the same wr will lx- rlx-ered by the thought that mw)!** Oveido will have anqther barbecue *n«l bank opening and we will have an opportunity oi injury, 4 ■n— - • »..» W *•* being present t V . ^ V I 1 t ,- - - : — c , 4 �TNI! SANFORp HERALD $1.00 Dress àhirts 35c Window Shades 24c This is an exceptional bargain. Genuine Opaque Window Shades. in values up to $1 00 40c value In white ecrue rtp * dark blue, green, each.. spring patterns. While they last, each only 45c V»* •. CAMEHON CITY CUPPINGS J. C. Rich U marketing fino potato«*. Some of our farmer* are »till picking cucumber* of No. 1 quality. Dr.’ Minnlck ia »Oil picking corn of ox- ceOAnt qualify. * E. R. Gormly, the groceryman, ia driving a hora* ñul wagon -of hia own Mra. C. G, Pery haa gone with her mother and aiatara to snjoy a visit at her former home in Savannah, Ga. Qrriong those leaving on the boat this week for Jacksonville and points further north are Dr. and Mrs. Swart* with their ton, W. P. Swartz, and their daugh­ ter, Mr*. Hildebrand, C. H. Avina, son and daughter and J. G. Ellsworth. Our Sunday school has reed red an in­ vitation from the Moore’s Station Sun­ day school to attend a picnic and hah fry at Genera Thursday, tho 23rd of thia mouth. There are but a few of ua hers at present, but we greatly appredate the Invitation and as many will go as can. , Mr. Waiter Hibbard, who haa charge of the Swart* farm will occupy the Dice cottage on Michigan avenue. MOORE'S STATION Rav. and Mrs. Saunders were visitor* Saturday at J. F. McClelland'! enrouto from Geneva to Ebenezer, where he preached Sunday. CASH SANFO RD CURTAIN—SWISS SPECIALS Full 3C-inch Width Curtain. Swiss in coin dot and y patterns. This special line will be placed on Sale -j rw Monday, a yard only-------------- ---- --------- ------ WHITE GOODS SALE See this beautiful fmo of White goods in values up to 35c In mercerized madras. Sheer Batistes and cross bar- r t f _ red fancies, a yard only ...................... . Black Cat Hosiery In Lisle ’ and Silk. All lore for Ladies. Misses d Children. Special values. - — X IN E N TO W ELIN G Bams|y "Warranted All Linen” 17-inches Widi Crash toweling, a \ 2 Xjc value for Monday, only 65-CENT LINEN LAWN 49 CENTS It Is a pleasure to show this Special value in an All Linen I.awn 36 inches wide worth 65 cents a yard at A Q o n ly .... — — -— : I,,. .... a 48-INCH MERCERIZED BATISTE This is an exceptional value in this width in a hand loom weave. \\ hile it lasts Monday a yd only ( J O C TABLE OIL CLOTH A splendid value for 30 cents a yard in white and colors. Our si>ecial -| Q price is only .... Aa/C Colgate Toilet Soap. The well known Wheelmen, Tuscan and K i r n brumlx — For MondayV-Bule" only a cake »S'jC This is a dive in the en ware -Slop Jars. S«*' Monday at each STRAW AND FELT H V h 5c Monday 5c Work Shirts made out of Chambrey; A GOc value, price is only B.V.D. Shirts Are the garments for summer wear being cool and du­ rable. A 50c gar­ ment the country over, our A r price only * l / L Athletic style, knee length, in all sizes Never sold for less than 50c a garment Our Price A ( T _ is only 10c Tea Pots See our great values in t hi- *(• j •• * These Suit Cases are sold every where at $1.26 each; Our price f \ Q ^ is o n ly ................................... * / O C In Serges and Spring Worsteds, also ohaire, $15.00 vaines; (t»4 n -j rv 5c . Sc 5c Gray Enameled ware; Preserving Kettie, 7 inches across top 5c 10c Gloss Sugar Bowels 5c 10c Glass Cream Pitchers 5c 10c Glass Salad Dishes 5c 10c Plates $1.25 SUIT ( ASKS 98 CENTS 10c Bowls, slightly imperii* t 5c Boys’ Blouse W aists In Light and Dark Patterns. Cannot lx* made at the price we ask for them a 25e _5c -A T — 9 O’clock 5c 5c LADIES S K IR T S BU TTERICK P A T - T E R N S for J U N E M E N ’S DRESS PANTS $1.35 Neat Pattern, Full Cut....... _...98c $1.75 Full Made Stylish Weaves For men in Spring and Suminci Monday. 10c Coffee Pot* 10c Aluminum ’Pin Sauce Pans See these values for Monday. LADIES’ SUITS AND LONG < DAT! SALE See our Many Bargains In this Depart meni; Ladles’ All Linen ri* >i a o $1.39 $2.50 Worsted and Cassemere Pants $1.98 $3.00 Special Values in Pants......... $2.48 $3.50 Special Values in Pants......... $3.98 $6.50 Special Values in Pants......... $4.69 Prizes G iven A w ay $1.50 Shirtwaists in all Unen a Batiste; Dutch neck, Sailor Col- Q Q lare and Mannish styles at Only 3 Days More O N L Y 3 M O R E D A YS TO SECURE D R A W IN G W IL L T A K E PI-ACE ON’ C H ANC ES ON T H E 12 G R A N D P R IZ ­ W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 22nd A T 10 O’­ ES — CLO C K A. M. — A CHANCE W IT H EVERY $1.00 PU RC H ASE. FURNITURE In this Department we are in positi our customers money and our terms t only a small payment down and week ly payments o f...................................... It is a pleasure to show our line of Cook Stoves and Ranges at our low prices and easy terms. D O N ’T A T T E N D T H E D R A W IN G . Our Shoe Department is constantly being nddsd to: For Ladies, the Selby &. Godman Shoes, “ all leathr er.” ** * *• SNOW S’ SHOES (Continued on pago 7) F L O R ID A $1.00 LACE CURTAINS 69 CENTS These I .ace Curtains are 50-inch Wide and 3 yards long, a' Heady Seller for $1.00; Our price a pair f* i\ Mias |. D. T . Clay spent a portion of •,Much fine aweet corn and ‘tomatoes ara being ihipped from here. L. M. Lu­ ca* has first honors for shipping first to­ matoes. Harry Ward ia planning many Im­ provement* on his Beardall avenue farm —* tenant house, another barn, tiling, etc. I. D. Hart has sold his store and con­ tents at Canaan to his brother-in-law, Charlie Powell of Weat Sanford. Mr. Powall haa taken possession and has moved Into the Hess cottage at Bock S TO R E TW O STORES:—121-123 E A S T F IR S t S T R E E T J 27-INCH WHITE LAWN 5 CENTS Will be placed on sale Monday morning at 9 o’clock While it lasta, , 27-inch White Lawn at, a yd, only... tho week in town, attending the claaa play and other entertainment* of ComRaynor oT Celery avenue waa Mra. L. M. Lucai’ gui*t on Wedneeday last. Thursday, May 23rd, ia the day all road! will lead to Geneva Ferry to the Moore'a Station Sunday school picnic. The Cameron City Sunday iwhool is especially Invited, as well aa all other friendi. A fine fish fry with ball games, fishing, boating and many other attractions. Everybody welcome. The new bridge at Geneva Ferry, now open for travel and the commissioner* will pass on It May 1&tN and the officiul announcement is exjiected soon. Mr. and Mr». E. L. Craig anti ciiildren leave in u short time for their former homo in Wicldta, Kan*., to rinide. A party of ladies from here took good things for a dinner Thjmday and gave Mrs. Craig a pleasant surprise at her preaent home In town. Byrd Willis was at home over Sunday from Geneva. Mrs* C. G. Perry is entertaining her mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss Hobbs of Savannah, Ga. Mr. Bromley has been building a new tenant house on his farm here. Mr. and Mrs J. C. Ellsworth, Jr., and John Shinn dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs. C. C. Worthington at their pleasant home on Lake Onoro. Mr. J. E. Worthington is now filling the position of d t y editor on the Tampa Time*, which looks like a permanent job in the Land of Flo wen for Mr. ami Mr*. Worthington. k Mra. R. 8. Koclor has traded her beau­ tiful residence on Ohio avenue and I^»ke Golden to Mr. and M n. F. F Dutton foi their residence In Ijmark, a suburb of Philadelphia, Pa. The Duttons expect t° take possession of their new hon»about Juno 18th. Mr. Dutton haa u DEPARTM ENT “ U n io i^ M n d e ”' ftfr- men, "qu ality ihe highest, pri­ ces the lowest.” FAIL TO �May 17.1912 f l i t SANFORD BRANDS THE FALSEHOODS Resolutions of Respect <■+ ++•> Whereas. lUe L *rd in His divine sudum Notary Public Hllburh 8 « Anxious For Office Thut has token iu Hitusdl our beb,*, -'i friend All kind« of lycgal Pajien», Deeds, ond memtief. Mnrth. Co'.•man Schumpert. tie Jultles The Truth Mortgage«, Ktc Acknowledgements It is Muy 15th. 1912. taken. Rental» and Collections. Official Resolved, Tlmt we. the members of the To tbs Editor of The Hrratd Cadet for the I. I- U, Benefit Society. Wclukn Club do hereby express our deep I am told that after I left Oviedo todny The best and cheapest Sick. Injury, Mr. Hilburn stated in his speech that I sympathy and sincere regret Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Since tlie inception of our organization Olfice in Stone and Grove block. was brought back to Florida from Okla­ homa several years ago by the F.ast Coast Mrs. Schumpert tins been an enthusiastic Railroad Company, I have several times and conscientious worker, a sincere and lou haven't seen any rut in prices in Mr. Hllburn's presence denounced this esteemed friend, and an Inspiration to­ yet. Gel the price on dry gpodi* and statement as a falsehood. Ucui out of the ward the higher things in life, ond it is notion*) at the Boston Sale next Saturday. whole doth, rl ajain denounce it as n only those who knew her intimately who falsehood and defy him or any other man fully np|irecinte the great loss that we D E T R O IT ? S t o v e T h a t U ses E ith e r G a s o lin e o r Burns ’ flNhsàA* £wíw? J am also told that he rend a copy orff Mkk Riiiickt Newman. letter I wrote to a man in Chicago rela­ Mrs W ili iam I) Iìoi.hen, tive to ■ tract of 32,000 acres of land. Com. Welnka Club. Mr. HUbafn has heard my statement about this and knows that the impression he seeks to create docs me a serious in­ justice and is entirely unwarranted. This Coti» listi*—mass hi* roon.r, Flmclttt, fiilssl, tract ia what is known as the U. J. White ¡«bissi mnnln* It'l All IB I I I T in H f t U Xrary * property and is situated near Dupont, ly­ tlll filtsd wlth wli*s « t i l t drtvs. astoni sllsthli and adJo ì labi# Idtsr. Impressa carri*«« ing in 8t. Johns. Volusia, and prubably ;tn« dsvtc* li «uUk scilo« sod s tlm* tarar, Isd* In «Il slts*. porubls and tisUoosry. some of it is in Putnam. Mr. loin Os­ V» BuJllWn U| IM Ml.lt, llUll) BHlttM. nw4 mond of S t Augustine, who Is a friend of « r^ w to d •fin te ti, ite , u t 4« ( i u f i | w att. Vote ta l mine, was desirous, of haying the prop­ lallary i Tiylir Irsi Wsrts, la i 15, Msmb, la. erty, and asked me ro'try and borrow the money—8300,000—for h im .^ H c stated that if I could not secure the loan for him sA>ruRi) t(tones he would be glad if I Would secure a pur­ chaser for it; that the net price to* the Sanford I odie No 27.1 I) <> f C h ili and F e v e r Touic«-u& owner was $300.000, and all over that Vlrri* rvrf> Mmxlny al 7 .IU p rn ovrr Imiwrtnl trairr M M Evan a N ('» amount would be commission, and that a g e n e r a l to n ic fo r tire d Vs S Itall'Wi* Set ) if I found the purchaser for him lie would be glad to allow me u part of it lie fur S i m i l i o l f C h a p te r No 2 . O r d e r I a » t r r n S ta r fe e lin g and m a la r ia . M e rla rv» r> »a m i h I and fo u rth F rid a y in m o n th nkahrd a full description of the property E very tin«- »• ho ha« *e rn h i* .Mur It* (lit E.ati a rr t'i»rdially m v lfr d In v i l l i th e n fca uur A man in1 Washington, whom I knew j Have you tried the Sirrjne House! -tth • * *1 A \ x j E Rho* i* v Sec’jr. f slightly came to see me and stated that • nd F’ lilmctln If not get a meal tickrt. f O f . C e le r y C it y A e r ie I R 3 3 he had a friend in Chicago, who had n 1 M eeting* Hrat and th ird T u c ttin y * In every m o n th customer for a tract of Florida‘ land run- I H a ll in W rllM vn e f)l<« k. ( I iln i floor ning from 25,000 to 50,000 acres. I told ’ Phoenix I od i f No 5. K of P him or this White property. He gave mol M e^la Mxsm il a n d fo u rtti Muil'Jny» V in tin e 41il V»« i m tri t iV'VViit ••n ••it ■•■i I m i Vi m i'i i i i )^ knight» a lxvnyi a r 'in iD r I* fc v iu tr h tfita n C r his friend’a address and requested i .ic to ' E'rlT* S F rank K K and S : 11_| JA V IN G purchased th~» laun J send him n description of the |*ru|>etty. ï L — I dry butenes» nf Hop Krr I : with terms, etc. I wrote to the man en closing the description, and advising him that Itie net |>rice to the owner was $300. , U nite H rolh rrh oo d al C a r p r n ts r t anti Join IKJO, and that all over tlmi was commis ers of A m erica sion to be divided. Tina is all there is to Sanlurtl l-t.nl t'tnuli No I7.'«l I It ol l an,I J A mrrls ever» Ttiurvlay riMIil nt 7 u cl,» k in this wonderful revelation. I never heard „I osimi am I hr Ka«l<->' Hall J w O Slmlh'l'if > |>rr»i,lrnt t.r.. (Ilari .r tlir f N ,S A T from tlie Chicago man and the matter never went any farther Il P <1 r Snnl of it I otISc IJ O Trat atol Third IVrJiiratlat IIIIIhI moiri Tins property bus since been sold by ,1Palinrllo vv |> lítelas I K Mr White, nod I uni told for SN00.0U0 I I I . I « il , « m an To show (hat this was exceedingly valu­ ■i t •»• !( ••>••V111••1■•111>111• 11y> able luml. und in no sense to be rlnssrd among "fake'' |*ro|»>sition» I i|oote from u letter wyittrti recently by me present owners to n gentleman who mode some inquiry about it. The company »ays 'll wus our Intention at that time to break litis up into leu (10) acre tacts und sell (tie tame to purchasers in tlie north We have ubout 175 acres iu potatoes this year, he crop of which is being harvcsird ui tins time. We figure that it will net us some­ thing like $35,000. and it is iiecoiuing ti e Idea of the company not to sell tins piece of property, but to commence agri­ cultural operations, turpentine and timf«*r. at wr feel that we could make iimrc money in that muiiner than to sell n oil In the stnte in which it is ui i |m- tune S u m m e r or W in te r And tills is the property winch Mr Hit weean supply your winds in the burn places in a class with the lands be­ Automobile line. If you wont to ing exploited by the sharktl He is cer­ rent tainly hard up for something to attack A Motor Tor Any Purpose ■neon, but he wonts office and evidently wants it bad. Respectfully. w e o r e ot y o u r s e r v i c e w i t l i t i n than No rn.ir snccissrvû /v*//vf f v p ’ rr.* « r v e r y l*est e a r s W e n e v e r sleep I f y o o o r e m t r o u b l e e o l l us n n \ h m i r o f (In ' m g l i l o r cloy » n o M is t, r o e s r H Q s r i H I t r nr or i x isr. .1 ncsixFji Sanfor.l Machine & Garage (.ompany MIX f*E F ! THONS nr ' this n ix k f c.r f Stumon'swill not go uwny Un» Miiiiiinr 1,1 It it ALL PEOPLES BANK Of SAMFORD DEPOSITS INSUREO AGAINST LOSS 4 % GH SAVINGS The Oil Stoves Imve the Best Wiekless Burners in the world, also tlie I.Blest Im proved Open ( ¡rotes, fill I si/e top oml Suhstoiil icl I Fram e A Powerful Cooker No I r o ti h I e Always Ready............................... Just across tlie street B an d B u ild in g -{ay - j . «{. a v v v •> The Herald ouse th o usand s whom it has cured s in g LEONARDI 8 eLIXIR Tornato Crates Tornato Wrops () utility Supcrlor. lerm » Cash II. II. DLANf tirs i St. unti Ook. l’ hone 255 70 tf Get your room at Stumon's 315 E. 4th, Street » 61 'if SUM M ER F E R T I L I Z E R S F. R. Merrell & COMMISSION SIZE - QUALITY - E A R L Y M A T U R I T Y SEND FOR OUR LATEST MERCHANTS FREE BOOK 172 VV So. Wuter St. THE P A Y IN G GROVE IT tell» the HOW'S and WHY'S intere.tmi to a citrus grower at this season. full description of our line of .Southern fru its &. Vegetables S A TRIAI SHIPMENT WILSON & TOOMER . FF.RJILIZF.R CO ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S JACKSONVILLE. Chlcugo. Ill It also gives FRUIT AND VINE F O R M U L A S . Ideal Fertilizers and Ideal Methods have •' made the banner crops of the S tat^ ^ there .are 1w**Klnds otCtpll Ionic - -v PLANK* AND, onfejis The old relinba"Pl«nlt» Chill Tonic n GtnirnniL*d to drive out' Malawiii to cur* . ~ < ( hills. Fever. Colds and Grip, yfrnr money ■« C a r na ti ons , - J>i ' back If it docs nit. 25<- and 50c per bottle ;; Caster Li ll ies , Ask your Driigfliit. . ,_______ fn-tf C U t»T, .Notice- FLORIDA FLOWERS $1 per dox. $ 3 pe r d o x . Hoses, - $2 Lily of Vellejr A ll O rd ers R e c e iv e Prom pt A tten tion . .. Good farm and buggyf liorftc for sale and two milkpowa with iuUvcs. Apply u* Ì; Thomaa E. Wilson. 1 Mtlf No THE ( ‘u l u j î -' j j Smoke. Absolutely PHONE 331 'iccou s t n r* * t j ’L * r * r i a u i r i others. Odor. Simple and Durable. . . Take MENDENHALL’S ark all Perfect Combus­ tion. Pure Fire. Absolutely Safe. a F rank C i more A ir M IL L S , The Florist, Inc. �‘ • • • j.- ’ >* I - — ;•«— - . ---- ----- . ----- rr*— - •« #- M»y 17,1912 THE SANFORD h RALO V. * KT THE SANFORD HERALD Tote For The High Man Facts of the first primary meaning something: KMktwd Z r * n Tucwlar sad Triday Momia« Dr Sheats led in thirty-one counties, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY receiving 21,016 votes to Holloway’* 19,617. It J. HOLLY, Editar r W. M. HAYNES. Binine»» M »n »«»r In Alachua county, where {b oth served u county superintendents, Shcat»' gutter Iptlan Price. S2.00 ■ Year In Advance vote was 1,003, Hollo way’«^708. In Bradford county, where Hollo­ Datlvarad la tba City br carrier IX.00 per rear la way was bom and reared, Shcat»’ mtvanoa or SOc per Booth. P t r a w U la odiaaoo n u il be made at efl vote was 492, Holloway's 422, In Leon county, where both lived Catare« aa aeoand-cUaa B all Batter Am ati 22nd aa State «uperintendents, Shcat»' vote I»08. at the PoatoOoo at Saalord. Florid», wea 693, Hollowly’» 233, ander Act of March 3rd. 18TB Shoats carried every county of the Taiephaae No. t ik Olle» la Herald Batidla« ‘ When School Days End” Mr. Waldron will take note of the end of tho school year at the Con­ gregational church next Sunday night by apoaking on tho subject: "When School Day» End.” Young people aro especMlti-ittxitod to be present. The aubject for the morning will be:“ When the Hour Cornea." Have you attended Professor Marls' blble elas* yet? Why not come next Sunday? . Klaalmmoc’» New Boll Park. • Sanford helped to open Khelmroee’i now ball park yAtcrday and two good gomes of ball were played. Lack •forWri v thc report of game that it deserves but in a few more days The Herald will be ready to write up and print the games os they denerve. Follow­ ing U the score of the tw'o game*. Score: Flr»t*Game: R H E Sanford........ 0 0 0 0 0 1 2—3 2 Kissimmee .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 2 Winter Park will have a new brick lost every one in which he had lived. Is it not safest to vote for the man hotel coating $160,000. Will Sanford who runs beat where ho ia best known? people wake up to their needs In this re—Lakeland Telegram. ■pect? • You are right, Bro. Hethcrington, and --f * ' . ■* B for the oame reason you should now Sanford is no back number in the matter favor Frank Clark over whom you have of brick roads. She wants the privilege been very much exorcised and with of bonding Lhe district for $200,000 for whose election you have nothing to do Score: Second Game R II this purpose.—Orlando Citizen. aa It is In the Second District. You Sanford ------- 0 10 0 0 0—1 7 ------ O------supported Sparkman very vigorously. Klaaimmee .„..0 0 0 0 0 2-*3 G Every dty, town and hamlet in Flor­ Why the change of heart? Home run by A'Hcam in 7th inning, ida recognising the needs of better hotel — —O----Second game. ./ accommodation» and the vast amount of The Sanford Herald nominates For­ Batterie»— Fir»t Game.CfY^ money brought to the atato by tourist rest Lake for Speaker of tha next S»nford—Brakeflcld ancf^ClQittenden travel aro preparing to build new hotel». Florida house. What’» the matter with Kissimmee— E. Buzza and A. Buzza All but Sanford. The people here aro Tomlin, of HilJ»borough?—Tampa Tri­ Bat<*MW,K$*W?flTl*'Gnme. b rV * ' aaleep at the switch. They Would rather bune. ittenden Sanford—Brakcfield an<U.c3fittcr rails celery. After Lake, my dear Gaston. Kissimmee—Davis and'huzza. ------ O ------ Sanford is moving the potato crop at the rate of »oven car* per day, realizing $6.60 per barrel for the beet. The cel­ ery crop la shout all gone and the season has bpon fine. Tomato shipments are now, on and ak there are 400 acres this crop will be heavy. From throo to five ears of beans and cucumber» are moving dally.—Orlando Citizen. — ^ = o -— -ili Harms la Willin’ The Democrats of Io\*a want to form a Bryan Club and atate that Bryan is willing to accept tho nomination if the oame la tendered to him on a tilver plat­ ter. Of courae he ia willing to accept and has been willing to accept for several year» and will be willing to accept the next time you hear from him but whether the Democrat» are willing to accept a loeex when the office is within the grasp of a winner Is another matter. -----O---Political Water» Muddy The race for Supremacy in the Second is getting rather strenous and Hilburn is making the charge that Clnrk repres­ ents the railroad interests. Hr makes excuse» tor injecting this dope in the campaign by the statement that Clark is charging Hilburn with being owned by tho land sharks. Clark did not make this statement In hla addrem at Sanford and all the mud-ellnging was done by Mr. Hilburn. This mud artillery is probably due to the fact that the Ever­ glade« is composed of Murk. () Referring to the item of $100 paid (Jov. Gilchriat by S. J. Hilburn for advertiaing, which appear» in Hilburn'a statement of campaign cxpenice on file with the Sec­ retary of State, the Governor aaya this was one-third the coet of publishing In, tho Tlme»-Union of March 29th the fullj page advertisement over his aignature, the coat of the advertisement being equal­ ly divided between himself. Mr. Burr and Mr. Hilburn Clark certainly hns rea­ son to feel proud of the vote he received In the first primary, with the Governor the chairman of the State Railroad com­ mission and Col. Hilburn all combining agilnst him with their money and Influ- ------- O ------- Orlando’s Strong Team ing, and the sum-up of the aituDUion.was written for the Reporter-Star by a prominent member of the Association: Tho base ball association held n meet­ I-eave Order» For Ice Cream Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can have it made and delivered by leav­ ing order» on Saturday at Maxwell**. Latest Improved machinery insures tho best of cream and quick delivery. 72ti You are. therefore, ordered to appear before thla honorable court on of before the 3th day da of AuCutt. A D 1912. aame being a rule day day of thla court: I otherwiae judgment will lie entered agalnat yon by default It i. further ordered that Ihla notice tie puMiahed for nine (9 ) cooaecuUve week* tn the Sanford Her­ ald. a nrwipaper publiihrd in Sanford. Florida Wltneaa my hand ami teal thla 16th day of May. A D 1912 aeal D M . K ia n m Clerk of Circuit Court Orange County. Florida. 73 9Fri fly M. A. Howard 0. C. New Goods! New Prices! New Drug Store! I: Our store ia elegantly fitted and furnished and »o u r stock now, fresh und of the best quality. It consists of • ? P U R ÍT D R Ü G S CHEMICALS, STAND ARD P A T E N T M E D I­ CINES, FANCY GOODS, T O IL E T A R ­ TICLES, PERFUM ERY. THE FINEST CIG ARS O N THE M ARKET P ar K T rammel L WE MAKE' A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE- * " CEIPT8. CALL AND SEE US. - FOR G O V E R N O R Jr \ First Street P h o n e 275 JJ; ? J* 5J: < 2 S a n fo rd , Fla. THERE’S A WORLD OF COMEnR in owning yout own fat in I)..», (no b tr io picking up baggaii*» ,i. •« birds. T h * road to wraith often m r t out from our officr. when « n ■hrewd enough to pick up «u* h phut?» • fall from our trrr of knowlnifr 1» .« • wtae man who know» enough ft. pi. • another a experience, ami * r p w the benefit of our« HOWARD-PACK A HI) I.ANI» n. Srinfonj. Honda J J J 5 * / i ë è ê \\\\\\\s YOUR GROCERIES WILL A R R IV E when we promise (Item. Tlirn-* im (ilsnppQintment in onr rttyivery ^ r vice They'll 1m* exactly wlmi \ orrieritl ttni No $>alt1111ig.’ m(T »«'i • tiling else on which there is Mr* profit. A triiil order v* ill pro\e a most sulisfuctory ami saiihijiiqj grocery service. P A Y C A S H and S A V E MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery Onr Dour Eaii ot I'mluflltr Sanford M ot Ida flrat Street S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY Only exclusive Baker In the city. AU mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery. :-: S P E N C E R ’ S B R E A D H A N D L E D by all FIRST C L A S S G R O C E R S Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE Are You Ready? To kick off this mortal coil and .% TO QUIT LIVIN G ; . i Is your family well provided for in case you should die? If not See D. L. THRASHER AGENT FOR Equitable Life Insurance Company i *v . r v y l . « J Lawson’s Pharmacy | V O T E FOR X PARK TRAMMELL gt 2; Your patronage is always appreciated, no matter how small your purchases, and you m ay rest as.sured it will he ou rconstant aim to sell you the best goods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. t Who lacked less than Three Thousand votes receiving sufficient votes to nominate him ov­ er his four opponents in the first Primary has no opposition in the second Primary, as M r. Milton, the next highest man and the only can­ didate who had a right to go into the second Primary with Trammell has withdrawn from the race, but as Trammell's name will appear op the ticket to be used in the second Primary on Tuesday, May, 28th, every person who votes in the second Primary is earnestly solicited to 5: --------------------------- —----- Si ________________ 8peclq| Orders Filled Promptly______________ . low Tuesday afternoon for stealing home and buggy belonging to Mr. R. B. Bingham, of Maitland. The charge was grand larceny and Rufus got throe years ing this morning u( the San Juan Hotel in the State Reformatory Schqol. w ith Prroidcnt Robinson in t}io choir. Ed. Rees. Robert Dnngerfield ami Tiie treasurer report«? that Sanford ami Henry Wilkinson, all negroes, were Orlando had each deposited the sum of i fined $100 or throe months on tho road $600 in cash us u forfeit conditioned on I each, for carrying concealed weajions. playing the full aeries of forty gam e«.! Tho first game will be played on the Or- j lando grounds June 6th. There will lx* In Circuit Court.'Orange County. Tlor three games a week, on Tuiwduya, Ida. 7th Judicial Circuit Court | Thursday» and Friday», the alternate John T. Culbreth v* } Dtvorrr Thursday* to lx* played respectively in C Culbreth < To Georgia C Culhrelh: Sanford and Orlando. The line-up ll from thr *«orn bill duly flint In thr ho»i not been fully decided upon, but ■burr rntillnl enure, that thr placr of rrikjexue of the »aid Georgia C Culbreth it unknown to hint, there are many old face» in the list of that tha U o vrr the age of twenty one rear*, that candidates. Wlndom. Wilson, Vaiden there U no perenn in the Mate of Florida, lhe service of. *ub{ioena upon whom would hind »aid and several unknowns for pitcheraj^ Georgia C Culhrelh You are. therefore, ordrrnl to appear tu ihla bill Be&rdall for catcher. Gore for first base on Monday, the 3th day of August. A D 1912 the •ame twin* a rule day of thla court Frank Pounds for second. Barnett for ll ia further ordered that thla notice be published third. Clyde Pounds for a short stop. Id the .Sanford lleraid, a newspaper published in Orange county. Florida, for eight consecutive Lee. Bennett. Boyer Hnd several others weeks. Witness.!) M Robinson, clerk of said court and contending for fielding position* and thr seal thereof this the 13th day of May, A P aoveraJ others for other jxndtiont. 1912. H M Kivunre., Clerk, seal By M A Howard. 0 C Regular tenm ' practice will begin Dickinson A Dickinson. Attya fur Contplt Fri 73 Ale the 20th. A game has been arranged io be played in Leesburg on the 23rd. when numerous candidate* will be tried out. In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County, florido Th e association will do it» !>e*t to get a team that can play ball and it will ex­ Sanford Machine 4 Gir » i r Cum pany, ■ corporation, or* to lied pect the people of Orlando to «upt f ° rt and r ilitln * under the law* of the .tate of Florid», plaintiff. such a team. I) l> MrCall. doli.* bualne«. «• There is no doubt but what our K»m »ititi thr Georgia Motor Cir Coni i rner ba-n- ball is the lx*! advertisement putir, drfendant ) 10 I) [> McCnll. d»in* Untile*, ut thr C,eor*l* we can put out und ulso it tend* to keep Motor Cur Co uf Atlanta Grurgia. and all Albera our people happy and contented during whom ll ma» concern. 11 apnea/» from thè affidavit of Edward Hkggln*. tho otherwise dull summer months. So of Sanford Machine and Garage Compony, plamtifT In thr abova tlatrd caute. Ihat you a non rratdent when you are asked to contribute regard of thè (la te of Florida, and a writ of altachmrnt ha* berti legnile ton i out In thia court and p ia i» lt_ua a good inveatment and put In your and chattrl* belonglng to you. coniUtlng of One fair proportion to put the usnodatjon on ( I ) Everri! Tourlng Car. ha* been attaché*! In ordrr i lo M ti.fy a drmand agalnat you In (he min of a good clear financial footing Flve Hundred_Dollar» (1300), a 1legni lo tir due by you to plaintiff in (ha above cauae. Play Dali! Reporter-Star. ence.^-Gainesvllle Sua. • , — o ---Candidates Week Thla oeoma to hive been candidate* week at Sanford, for threo of them have made addftwoea her® during the week.' Hon. 8. J. Hilburn was the first man on the Job and epoko hero on Tuesday even­ ing. He was followed by Frank Clark on Wednesday evening and W. M. Toom•f held the boards at tho Star Theater lost evening. All of them hod repres­ entative crowds but at no time have any of the candidates drawn large crowds in thla dty during tho campaign. It would aecm that either the people are weary of politic« or clso they havo made up their minds on the subject and do nojt care to boor any campaign thunder. -------O ----H ere’s To Oveldo Here'« to Ovcido, tho fairest little dty in «11 tha land. Where the people are making money eo fast that they need an extra bank to hold it and where they have to much to eat that it take* a Uock of land to hold it and where (hay have ouch beautiful girls that It taka« Sanford boy»—but why ezpatlat*. We are too full of barbecued meat to offer our thanks so take it for granted that Sanford owes Ovcido one, and if ~ t 5 F ever come here to a gathering of any kind—aay for Instance the building of a government building or a court houie—w » will redproemto and M that they am atoll fed. Criminal Court Th e following account of the bo»e Rufus Graham, a negro boy of thirteen ball meeting at tho San Juan this morn­ year», was arraigned before Judge War- flfc. �4 .. . - ^ £r /(I i * -*v8 8 3 § ^ ay 17,1912 ' G. f t Fernakl ha» returned from Jack­ sonville, where he attended the an nun I meeting of the Florida Telephone Asso­ ciation. He wa» elected a member of the executive committee for the year. _ «, THF SANFORD MFRALD Missionary Meeting Tiie missionary society of the Meth­ odist churchheld their regular business meeting in the church Tuesday after­ noon. The reports of the delegates to the stute annual conference of the mis­ sionary society, which w ils recently held in Tampa, were given after the busi­ ness of tiie meeting hud lieen attended to. They were very interesting ami were thoroughly enjoyed by tiie society. Mrs. H. H. C'hapfiell gave quite a char­ acteristic report in detail of the trip of the delegates and the doings of the con­ ference. bringing hack for the informa­ tion of the home society tiie various plans of wqjk^ ami the success already ^ Hook Circle M n ( ruse Burn*»* entertain«»! the Book Circle in her cjiarndng suburban home Wednesday afternoon. Those present had the pleasure of receiving their inten-sting new hooks from tiie secretary. Tliey were also pleased to iiave with them Mrs M F Kolimson, Mrs. It I. Hughes. Mrs H M Pupworth, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs K J. Gon­ zales. Mrs. T A Neal and Miss Mar­ garet Hurt of Orlando. Those were Mrs. Barnes' afternoon guests. De­ licious caramel cream, chocolate and nut cake were served. Refreshing orange punch was « 4-rved during tin- afternoon. 0 UR spring H ats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate « variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that m ay be worn Telescope or Dented. J. B. Lawaon baa returnedifrom Macon. Ga^ where he attended the Confederate reuniou. Among thoae returning from the Con­ federate reunion at Macon li S. Runge. achieved along‘ many lines, also the , Homelike and good accommodations at »il-tf the well known and popular Coca Cola efforts that nrv to is- put forth to do more ' Stumon's, 315 E. Fourth street. und greater work. Mrs. Chappell's e n -( Nice furnished room» at Stumon's. 315 man.! 61-tf Frank Miller la home from Jackaonville, tertaining refiort was supfilemented by • ^ Fourth street. many interesting details given by Mrs For a good table and home cooking come where be has been for aeverai day». Miot and Mrs. Mettinger. who attended £ per w p f i ,fo,c‘ ,or >0,,r m n U ¿4-11 * ■ » '* Hon. W. M. Toomer waa in the city to­ the conference. w » ,v , w n . Wade, t/ie Tuner. Orlando. if day. He la a candidate for Congrcsaman Alter Mrs. Perry announced that the at Large and in to win. Ooe and two horse wagons with celfcry Reading Circle of the society would meet Tire many frlenda of Mra. Elizabeth at the parsonage with Mra. C. H. Sum- flared aide bodies at Underwood's, fri-7-tf Gas engine •.,-*• repairs . . _ , , . . — —— — .* — Sanford Mochine Taylor will be pleaaed to learn that ahe men» the second Tuesday in the month 4 Garage Co fri-48-tf la rapidly recovering and In a few daya the meeting adjourned. j All kinds of repair work. Sanford Mawill be able to travel. Accompanied by -------------------------chine A Garage Co. fri-18-ii her son, Jamca F. Taylor ahe will go to Everybody’s doing it! What? GetBring vour old tiro» to Sanford Machine Ri Tampa where the aumraer will be- apent ling ready for the Big Hale at Ihe Bos- L Garnge Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf with her daughter. Mra. Hilton Hampton. ton nest Saturday. Autoes nnd carriage painting nt Underwood's First class work. fri-3-tf The clty"haa been crowded thia week We are equipped to handle your repair — widudsitort who are attracted hereby M AD IH H 'K N FIELD FLA VEILS work Sanford Machine A Garage Co. the commencement of the Sanford High fri — €8tf School. The achoola arc developing so Will Xppcar At The Star Theatre Soon rapidly that the commencement season It will no doubt gladdet/the hearts» of rival« that of the larger colleges and is the amusement lovers of this city to one of the event» of thl^ »cction. learn that tin- old (uvonltw will return „ . ' * The many new and beautiful homca Jftoh; All Local Advertisem ents Under This The Maddocks-Field Players are un­ that are iwing built in Sanford are the Heading, Three Cents a Lina Each Issue be«t advertlaement that a city could have. der the management of Mr. Frank L. Maddocks who. for several years past, ! Wonted—Couple to rent part of Comfort Mr. E. II. Brown nnd Mbs Hwwie . . . . . . . . . . Collngr during the summrr. 72-tf haa lx-«-n connected with the business | Tyner, of this city, spent Wednesday . . . . . . . .. Thirty head Indian Runner thicks for eta llu ltU e j'ark Dramatic Co. . Jl5W) Y ctf M tight laying Eleven “ at O veld»-" — ■— — Mr MitddtK'ks ha.» engaged a com- feathered out. balance 'dithering Apply Mrs. C. A. Uauleraon, of Geneva, is puny of artists well known to theatre- C. Adie. Celery City Flu. 2-tp SANFORD FLORIDA In the dty today. She uttended the goer» and l.u.» organize«! a cirruit of for Sole—-Hoy old White Wynndolie Junior reception last night at the Audit­ house« in F'lorida in which they will play Clink» Jus < Harris 72-3tp orium. all summer The company ss headed by , Hoys, for your next pompadour try an - n - - y •>+v t V / + 4-++•> i-+ + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a Mrs George H. Dickinson will leave Wr ilo il rutili Mr Norman R Field, the sterling young Altieri Griimling liaircut j- m -«■ + + + ❖ + + + ♦ + + ♦ + + ♦ + - « ■ * ♦ + ♦ + ♦ + + + + + ♦ + + + ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » >4 tomorrow for Jacksonville, where she will V < r 7T Fri-2tp actor who Ior the past thr«»1 seu.»otu* has I l i Rullroml avrmir be the guest of her daughters, Mrs. w.mt Kxci'lleiit MeaL» und l*een the favorite with the C. W- Park IF \ Oi Harry Sloan and Mr». M. II. I-ong for Cnmfortiihle l.odging go to 311 XV I tramutio ('11 ai»>ut three weeks. <r Tinnì Street The oh|*»t of tIm- Maddocks Field IN A S H O E D E P E N D S N A. Huuman, representing the Good Players is to givi- tin- urmiKcment loving < iN.I ol! ut XX««odiatiti Park Swtmitiing ++ nrh Kuhber Co., of Akron. Ohio, was in ON T H R E E T H I N G S ¡wople tin- very i« « t that can Is- pro Pool and Picnic Groundi >|i*-ii every the rily today railing uf>on the autoducasi ut |M>pulnr pnew* Suniluy and T'hursilav To Ift uther -5- 1 mohile trade. Mr Hautnun is an old In larger riti*»« a »took company will (in\ n. Thr*»' mil*»« wi—t <■( t,'W II I schoolmate of It. J. Holly's and ins »ta> lor w«s-ks and months playing one F UK RFINT •E-y 1wn furn i»h»sl visits are always productive of return ++ lull a week T his could not is- done by Mr» F uM.-r rnf l'iiird and I'ulim t' + -y tarenrra of the old swimming hole and + a first (Ta»«« attraction in towns of lens A *+ kindred subjects. Ihun 75,000 ¡squillinoli, but the MailMr and Mrs J. N Bradshaw. Mrs C docks-Field Players intend to play each W A N T FID by man and Wif*' wit bout ' Y o u ’ll be sure o f your m o n e y ’s worth aitci rhildren two or thr*»- ris'in» or »mali W (.«»inch. Miss Murgarei Hart. Miss town on the circuit every two or thr*»' cottage t |n»e in Euriii«tie<l or un •y + p erfect s a tis fa c tio n il you let us lit you. lallu Stiinr, all of Oriuudu. und Mr and weeks, giving an entire change of both O ur •y + furmshisi \ildrerv« R'snn». care <»f + Mn A. E. Fatjo were guests of. Mr nnd plays ami s|a»-ialtien each night j ' i sto ck o f M e n ’s New S ty le s for S p rin g c o n ­ Ibriild Mrs hurrest Ijike ut the recital given tiy Neither toni nor money will la- »pareil •y+ Mrs Munson's piano ^upris. assisted by to m akefile attraction tin- ln-st ever I**»- XX A N I K I ) III,.' gissi mowing ina* lu tic tain s “ E v e ry th in g New that s good. bay rake. Mrs. R. A. Revier, Mr W Clay Inman in the auditorium ol fore «asm for u ¡inn- within the reach of and t* XXest Sirie the Sanford High School After the re­ everyone " t F cital the party returned to the residence t 'H I t ’K E N S E tili SAI.Fi Gissi luymg The company's first visit to this city of Mr and Mra. Lake, where they en)oyrd will I f Rhisle Isluml hi'lts. Soli! cheap II for I lire*- night.» beginning May t* + a delirious supper. \X ll’ rniloT ror Park ave and 5th Si + tm li v -V 1 k -i : I I i t t i : k I lir friends of Miss Gladys Gardner will XI I ( INI* itili I Et *11 S M I regret io learn of lief sickness at her ham* t M t I turi) l'ouring • ar fully I n i n e lu ih.- w.ill I t r e e s e s . Sanford, Fiorititi tv t4- Tt*lt4|) l iu ii r N u . U D 1 on Mi lkmaid street.— Waycross Journal •»|Ulpp*»i aii'l in Tir»! ,T;L»» colidition The Pa> \ li-w Hotel, and The Shelter X jfa. a.+ -y -y-y-y + •:•+<■ + <■<•■>+♦++♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « • XXili s«'ll ut a sacriti«'*'. Ed. E Kllox, Geo. K Ellis of Gainesville and one of Sunitorium, Hawks Park, Eia. ojien ' ir + >4.v •>•>++•>+<■ -y•>-y -y+ < • + -y❖ +♦ <*«'■❖ ♦ ❖ ^ ❖ •>♦ + + + ♦ + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the moat prominent fertilizer men in the rill summ«- . Ten dollars a week for;| Titusville, F'Ia. »tale was in the city yesterday. Mr. Ellis well (Miopie, and Twenty-five n weelf FÒR SALF; Mule and wagon. T D. j Gontcholl. R D No. 2. rrprrsema the Florida Fertilizer C*i. of for sick on»»». 70 :tp (•sines vllle. Eirsl ila »» ismrd ut loti l’almetto Ave II MILKS SOUTH OF SANFORD j olle dtwir wuilii frolli td »ircrt (Tot**' in Among the prominent visitors to the "E l» II" I’a j »• r Hanging done Kir»t- 1 and cunvriiient Mr» Miti» t>H Nt-p city Wednesday were Hon. S J Hllburn. i'liu« Scr*»'i«s (or Window» And door* Ga» cl,»ine Ughi» and artesian water Hon Frank Clark r.nd Hon Jeff llrowne Mij[itih»riil Urnat1011 t»n tuifr Ulwrro If. t Fourth k,» p out F b* • and di-e.»»e llisding and and ruom» 31 and u| t» •• Igkrg 10 g».rt [’nil nvoet »omplrtr J W. Wideman. a prominent insurance 1.1 if Street iHsatliv« ludrl mtislrfkoi f lufltll Oraisf« guttering la i me liguri' man of DeLand, was circulating among ( ' A Smith, rear 616 Purk uv Phone 22'J i F*or Sale—Sweet Potato, ph.ni» Ke*l |rovr «liti all imuKiitroii iter to |ur*ta ----- -------------------i l 50 |>er thou500 Irrt ol piane, cum»* in»! acriru* hrat* the business men on Wednesday. Provtden«'. i*e»t kind .lata hnril »airi »apply An »Jral win «and Res I'm k.ird. Rouir 2 or ¡iliiinr . Mrs. A. Curletl. Miss Belle Eichnor. Mrs Denmark » King Dead ».Olii in Kssinr Kt«lr our eml u» 102-3 H. I t Pattlshall. Mr. J. T. McLain and A llA M O N T E SPRINGS For Sale— A bedroom suite, bedsteud. Tiie body of King Frederick daughters, Misses Maymo nnd Ramona of of Denmark waa placed aboard a special ; bureau, wash stand apd table, vrry cheap G. W. t . BATES S. «SON. Props. F LO R ID A * • * What öfter» Ilf* French Ave. 66-tf Geneva motored to Sanford Monday even­ train y.-sterday morning and conveyed For Sale— Two of my tine tmek farms ing and were gucata of Mrs. Erneat Tolar to Travenmunde. Thence the royal Levi Binford 57-lf at the redial at the High School. yacht Dannebrog convoyed by a wur Tell acres of giaal land for sale nt n 1 Miss Margaret Hart of Orlando is the »hip took the body to Coiienhagen. bargain Ttfre«' acre» cleared and cro(*charming guest of Mrs. Cruse Barnes on King Frederick, who loved to min­ prd last sensori All under fence. Nenr Sanford Heights. « gle amryiR the people, died when re- loading stntion on traction line. Almost given away Particulars, at Herald Mlsa Mamie McLain of Geneva la enjoy­ iurning from a short stroll among the Ofllce ing the school exercises this week and is evening crowds on Alter promenade, nt W H Underwood now bus a first class the guest of Mrs. Ernest Tolar. Hamburg. When stricken he tried to ' horse siioer nnd biacksmith and can tell a policeman, who came to his assist- guarantee all work of this nntirre Your nnce. the name of the hotel ut which he borse* can be assured of thr liest kind Mra. King Hostess of work m this line See Underwood was staying but the latter could not un­ when your hors«« needs shoes. 45-tf Mr*. 0. W. King was hoeleas of the derstand. The King was carried to Eor Kent—F'tve room cottage, furnished. Every Week Bridge Club, Thursday an automobile hut died on the way to All conveniences, dose in Inquire nt afternoon. Two tables of bridge were a hospital. The tiody was then sent Herald 69-tf-c played. The highest score was made by to. the morgue where it lay with eight FOR SA LK Fine lake front bunga­ Mrs. C. 0. McLaughlin who won the others for several hours. low site and twelve ucres of hammock Ubarslly us.<1 with a Tswol# win <U«troy sn i irte* fro*» first prize, a dozen pretty croc betted Christian X was proclaimed King of land; live ncre» in cultivation, witn your horns any and all kinds of Insacta *r Vsrtpljk. BUCfc buttons. After the games of cards kiosoultoss. Ants, flsss. Itosohss Usdbugs. sto., without harm Denmark ,-from the balcony of the artexiun well. One nnd a quarter mile# west of Sanford. Also ten aert» of usar or tbs houss furnlturs. AU«' » »urs shot for Hphs aed Otaa^ w*re concluded, delicious ice cream and palace at Copenhagen in the presence of tiled Ducking land, two artesian wells satUa Ona thorouah application will r im o »« th# H®ka n i w c*ke were served. without Isarlng sores W ill also dsstror rtsas on ® °ff a huge crowd of people who had gathered F'or sale, rent, or share crop. Mrs. King’s guests were Mrs. C. M. look. Bprs) vary ltahtlr. hoMln* ths spraysr about flhaae in the square in front of the royal resi­ A W. Brown. F'.nterprise .Florida Vorce, Mrs. It. L. Hughes, Mrs. W. D. 70-titr frocn rhs animal. dence. Holden, Mrs. Forreat Lake, Mrs. Paul Ask rour dsalsr for fsaols and do a «t aeeset For Sale— Horse, buggy, nnd bnrnes. M The reading of the proclamation was Quart fio, half gallon *1.1«. gallon I » A . A 10a Bprar*» K**l*y, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. C. Fleislier. P. 0. Box NO«. Sanford. Fla hailed with u loud cheer from tiie enor­ (trat gallon ordsr. 63-tf-c 0 . McLaughlin. mous-crowd. Throughout the day the Manufaotnrsd only by For Sale—Ono team of mules, « and 8 church bolls in.the city tojled. years okl. weighing 1 . 1 Dt) to i .200 lbs Presbyterian Church , Wagon and harnesa. Also a one hor»e R®v. J. F. McKinnon will preach nt the Prices on Boston Sale goods In today'« wagon And harness Inquire at Herald TAM PA, F U L . / H tp 1‘tesbyterian church next Sunday morning Herald. You don't want to mis* Salur olliceYff Phone 207-> rings For Kent or Share Cropping— My celery •t»d evening. AU invited to attend the day's Sale. farm locatadoa French avenue. Suofotd, Mryicet foe the coming season. Address. Cecil j Gabbett at tb« Kobblna Nest. 71 tf 1 or living Ify allcndlng . For Rent—Flat of 17 rooms, centrally Reduce Ihe »ha Boston has pat on oomr Sales CO. urday. , ■ located. Chas. T. Clark. Gen. Del.. City. bw M il Sstardxy will bo tko record list Beaton 71-39 •fi* ' su fci< \ 10 day* only brMksp, 8os pricoo la Herald. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? Wants «V . FR ANK Clothier and Men's Furnisher n YOUR M O N E Y ’S W O R TH tx n n XX Did it (it right, loo k right, and wear right? ti » E. G. D U C K W O R T H . m \ ti ...The... Altam onte •M111UIHU V,I;I 4 FENOLE mì 5 ■ri FENOLE CHEMICAL COMPANY For ?>} ‘ * t y i . & & & £ & ' ■ - •- « .- b/ GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE . 'Æ �o *. r• it u uu c s n » > - May 17,19(2 ORGANIZED CHARITY Sanford WUl Ba Prepared To Handle This Question Syatematlcally Organised charities for Sanford ore an assured fact, if one may judge from tin» meeting at the Masonic Hall lost Sunday afternoon. 'Thla meeting wo* held sub­ ject to a pail, by the executive commit­ tee pf the' Men and Religion Forward Movement of Sanford. Mr. C. R. Walker, chairman of tills committee, called the meeting together and upon motion was made , the tem­ porary chairman of the afternoon. Prof. N. J. FefkUlk*Wu7!flW Wnpofsry sec­ THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting retary. The roll coil showed the pres­ and blending. ence of tljn following representatives: City Counail, B. W. Htrndon; Meth­ Nothing Like It Ever Before Offered. odist church, Rev. C. H. Rummers, L. It. Philips; Presbyterian - church, not rep­ DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 oka cof­ resented; Episcopal church, S, O. Chase, fee on the market to-day. , Cuts down the cost of Mrs. B. P. Whitner, Jr.; Baptist church, living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment. Rev. J. W. Wildmon, T.,S. Davis; Con­ 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents gregational church/ C. R. Walker, Rev. G. B. Waldron, Mrs. Waldron; Catholic A 8 K YO UR GROCER FOR IT church, Ed Rourks, Mrs. LaV. Hurt< Rav. P. J. Brssnahan; Wclaka Club, Packed Exclusively by - Mf«.- L. ,0, 8tringieiJowr - Mr«- Frank Woodruff| Hospital Assodadon, Mrs. T. E. RoumOUL W . T. Field; W. C. T. U., not represen^sd; Wednesday Club, Mrs. PLAN T8 AT L. R. Philips, Mrs. Henry Wight; LcndJ tc k n n v ilU . FU. ItoUMOO, T t lM N x tiv iU ., T tn n a-Hond, Mias Mail Whitner, M i » Madge Ward; Masonic Order, not represented; Eastern Star, Mrs. J. D. Parker, Mrs. Gao. Fox, Jr., C. F. Haskins; Odd Fel lows, J. W. Singletary, K. R. Murrell, W. JVStone; Elks, K. R. Murrell, C. F. Hoskins; Machinists, F. R. Kent, C. H. * Smith; Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ gineers, T. S. Davis; Boiler Makers, H. C. McBride; Carpenters and Joiners, not PURELY represented; Men and Religion Forward The Surest« Better Than Movement, Cv-R. Walker,’ ll. F, Whin­ ner, JrT, L. R- Phllips, N. f Safest And C a lo m e l-M o re Itors, F. P. Forster, Henry Wigiit. There were thus thirty-si* peraona Best TliIno S a tis fa cto ry present, representing the City Council, live churches and eleven benevolent, TO Put Th au P ills . social and fraternal organisation« of the city. Interest in the movement for or­ A Slu oolah E qu ally ganized charities was thus manifested at L iv e r To W o rk the very beginning. B en di d a l In a short address Chairman Walker And K eep For Children stated the object of the meeting and asked for a discussion, which was par­ You W e ll. Or Adults. ticipated In by the following: Messrs. Waldron, Murrell, Singletary. Fields, VEGETABLE Whitner, Summers and Mrs J. D. Par­ ker. The fact was speedily developed that there was practical unanimity that 50 Cents P e r Bottle. $anford needs some form of organized charities. The following motion was carried ununlmoualy: "Resolvcd, That it is the sense of this N cw lan P h arm acy W . G. A ld rid g e body that we enter into some kind of charity organization for the city of San­ ford." After a discussion os to ways and means, which was led by Mrs. Wight, It was ununimoualy voted that the chair bo PRACTICAL asked to name a committee of five to i formulate plans for such an organiza­ tion, to be presented to a future meeting Y/J/S/sUJ w / fZ / S of this body. This committee os an­ nounced later by the chairman conaists of the following named persons: Messrs. Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of the GREATEST G. B. Waldron, S. O. Chase, T. S. Da­ >ystcm of Business-Colleges in the World—22 years'-success, lfio.ooo vis, C. H. Summers and Mrs. Henry graduates. More than 100 high-grade instructors. Contracts given Wight. io secure graduates P O S IT IO N S Or R E F U N D M ONEY. Indorsed _ B. W. Herndon was elected tempor­ ary secretary in place of Prof. Perkins, In more Florida and Georgia Hankers and other business men than who is soon to leave the city. The meet­ A M . O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges combined. Wo ing thereupon adjourned subject to the also leach BY M A IL , Catalogue I;REE. roil of the chairman. A. H. J A M E S . Manager, Jacksonville. Ha. Coffee Lovers C H E E K - N E A L C O F F E E CO It may be Just what you need. Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . ASK FOR STYLE NO* 2976 . -PRINCETON" fT h ,ie (C S /w n r Princeton model is a Gun Metal Oxford t f r a t e a b e a u t y .. - I b i s p r o b a b l y die m o s t p o p u la r selling dark shoe w e will have this year. q i t is made on a College last, comfortable, yet snappy in ap p earan ce. Metal Calf throughout— -broad, fairly hightoe, military heel 1 3A inches high. G JThis sh oe is fitted w ith t h e f a m o u s patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaranteed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. N ever before put into a shoe at titis price. A n exclusive “ S n o w ’’ feature. I his, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. $4.00 4J\Vr have many o'.lier exclu*ive “ S n o w ” Style* that mrnt your Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can hav» it made and delivered by leav­ ing ordars on Saturday at Maxwell’s. Latest improved machinery insures tho bast of cream and quick delivery. 72tf tn.n KOH SALE liY D. A . C aldw ell & Sons s Leave Orders For Ico Cream O f finest Gun E x p e r t W a l c h A lt W o rk R c p a i G u a ra n te e d Send Your Work lo Us and Have ll Attended tu I’m eri» Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing G REEN LEA F & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importer 41 West Bay Street' Jacksonville Florid MEN-DEN-H ALL’S CHILL TONIC Best for Malaria, Chills and Fever. Guaranteed. The Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living. Only $4.00 per * week for the finest table board In the city. See PXrker. 2! R 7x7 BARREL rACTORY NOW OPEN | jk -T j « 1 0 O z. W a l l T e n t, M ild e w $5.50 Place your potato barrel orders at once to Insure deliveries when want* ed. H. II. Deane, Oak Ave. and first St. Phone 2S5. 59 tf ill T e n t , M ild e w (è * ^ ■ fff— , i k FLOORS TABLES CHAIRS OILCLOTHS $7.00 INTERIOR 1 0 x 1 2 1 0 Oz all T e n t , M ild e w $9.00 «.T CHAS. M. HAND HILL HARDWARE CO. FOR SHERIFF ' 4 . Jl-T‘*4* i- Sr -’i t ! i H H t ^ u a j ìè ' v. ' .. . » s „ — �• ) HIC &ANfORO HERALD ^ Official Returns Give Un­ Toomer Describes L’Enderwood 7,861 Majority gle’s Democracy as Only 4 Delegates Have Been Elected. Shady & Doubtful Other 8 to be Chosen Next V -“-ITNtf. * : • •A Primary RfV. J . M. B a u Declines Joint Debate. Gives Red hot Rebuke to “ Mud-Manners” in Democratic Primaries Important That Friends 6f Underwood be Sent to Baltimore to Carry Out States Instructions EVANOELIST COMING On May 26th, or a week from next Sunday, Evangelist J. M. Dnas ami his 'Flip complete tabulated returns of the State Executive Commitchoir leader will begin their meetings “Tn Sanford. Tfwae gentlemen are“"well UaiJor Uie Prcqiduuiiul pr^ferenco, allows that Oscar W. Underwood Woodrow known throughoot the South und rdme of Alabama reeeivetl a majority of 7,8(11 votes over Wilson of New Jersey. I bis a most flattering testimonial to this to Sanford with a reputation as lieing * * rent ( hieftain of Democrticy, who hus Insm acelaimed north and aroeng the best in tjieir line. The south a* the ureateat floor leader in ( ’onRies* the Ilemoomtie Party meetings will be beld in a tnbermirle 'and the material for the platform ami has . . ever . had. . , Especially . ■ . , - is this true, ,,when it is taken into . con•mats is now being placed at the Methoof Mr. Wilson of New Jorst-V hsivo Ih-cii active •list church. |an.l i*KKr«•s.'-iw in Fiorina for tin* |>;ls | year While Mr I ntii-iwootl It is exacted that Sanford will ex l,:Ls ,,nl> ,MVIl\ l:i VJ}n‘ li,,a,'‘ f«»r IW lili-nt a few short months ami his (»•rienre one of the greatest sp,ritual '/‘ " ' I « 11« " 1,1 '' lovr.,,|;‘ "ms,,nly mau^uratetl about a month before the awakening* In the history of the city. I l,rHl J,rmV»rY- >fevvr ,H‘ iore U,L‘ ,usl"''>' ()i ,1:>* *»««-'»» a i Kev. Bass if n very impressive sjieukcr, w onderfu l'victory been Won for any candidate. Following closely upon the result in Florida the |>eople of (Iinirgia always attracting large crowds w h en ­ ever he holds his meetings while Prof s|)oke through their primary and gave Underwood a majority of ‘ ‘\,r ,:l*(M)0 '?v,'r . Wilson. adding twenty-eight votes to Iti* column, , AI,Vul A'vrck;igj» Mississippi held a primary ami I mici wood defeated ; r — — hYikm ^trnrelV.'OTTfKnf to I; adding lift mon* 'AtnhTtmn hint illThe peopIèA>rSari/oril should come out rcady >pok<*n giving her twenty-four votes. Verily the South is on the night of tin* 2(ilh unii hear waking up, die decided that she I i : l * > a candidate of her own who e of the lient prearhers tu I In- mo eminent, worthy and distinguished enough in olfei in tin. United pulpit. i uuniry .ls her choice for I lie greatest nflicc in the whole wm Id 1Mher Miulhern states: \ irginia, Tennessee, North Carolina. South Hecddenre For Side <'arolina some of th«*se wlio*e delegates will lie iiimtslmeted. will undoubtedly add to his strong!h. ami before the Nat tonal ( mixenlion Nevk ten room house with all conveassembles in Maltimore on June 2f>tli I nderwood will have at least niotirifi, just Iweh screened t hrouglioui I. < M I o I .. i delegai es with Ix-at copjjer screens. Twenty hear The M a l e Committee m canvassing returns for Ihlegates to ing orange trees, • |»eeun Irein, a Iron t ;.hc National ( onveiitioti found tliat in the did ( ongressional I (istrici fifty ruse bushes umi other plants. All Mr. Frank Mayes of Pensacola and Mr I F < (iriggsof Apalachi­ in firstrhuM condition und situated on cola, were elected delegates from that district These gentlemen Sanford Height*, the prettiest residence while expressing their personal preference for Mr Woodrow W ilson | section in Florida Fimst urtwsiun ven­ have come* out like men and declami, that ils Florida had expresses ter from deep well Cun also Hell two her preference* for Underwood, they would stand by him in tin* ( Un-1 other lota with jxjultry yard and orange vent ion The * omini I tes* found that ..... only I wo of t he* many candidates trees, tine galvanized burn umi garden, ., » » « • > ” . .... . ,trm i ii . . i . f " r I>eh“g a te s -a t-l^ ir g e re c e iv e d su llicien t vo te s to w in m the* first adjoining. Will be sold ut iictual cost tin ^ n primary. These were Governor A \V Gilehirst and Mr Frank K. my business necessitates closer risidcnn ’ wd* ( ’base. Illese two candidates had dec lared theniselvc*.s openly and iT j. IIO l.l.Y above board in favor of Underwood and they will go to the* Con­ 11er aid OHire vention as .enthusiastic and earnest supporters of Florida's choice*. Norn* of the* other candidates received a majority .tin* eight highest will have to run again in the next primary. CORRESPONDENCE In the 1st ( 'ongressional District, there being so many candidates, (Continued from page 2) for Delegates, no one* was elected, therefore the* four highest will have to run again, two of whom are to In* elected. srnce at Okeechobee in home again for a In tin* 2nd Dongrossion.il District tin* same condition exists, brief |«eriod. ilie ioiu highc.st niii^i run with two of them to wm S' F anil J T. bong left Moinl.i. 1•.r It >o happens and fortunately too that in each of these Con­ Pireway, N. where they will visit the gressional Districts, two of these gentlemen who wen* candidates arc lurmer’s (ather for several week* outspoken and avowed supporters of l nderwood. For the StateMr. und Mrs.. Theodore Aulin of al.TArge there are four candidate* who are Wilsou men and four Mr' nn<, Mr"' ,,lllie Ja' candidates who are strong supporters of Underwood. robs Sunday. The trip le will therefore have an opportunity of completing rtrs. A. b. Hatch wils guest at llu* Florida's Delegation to the National Convention in the next primary Psbns laitt week. by carefully selecting those candidates for Delegates who arc in symMr and Mrs. P. K (*ull*> umi liith- j,;it by with and earnest advocates of t he men foi whom t he same jx-ople •on, Joe. left Monday for (¡*s* Hummock have expressed so decided a preference in the bust primary. sherp Mr. Culley will nssist Cnrl Hnrts-r It would be a marked conincidcncc and entirely unnaluml, and with his cfO|) of tomatoes (or some lime *mi nf line with t ht* sent imen t of t he St at •• if hlor ida should sendDele­ Cleveland Jacobs was lul<i u|> a few gates io Kaltunorc who arc not supporters of I nderwood •lays last weak with u liruiiM-d leg. the re It can thus In* seen thatgreat can* needs In* taken by the voter *ult of an encounter with some unruly when In* marks his ticket on May 28lh to carefully select andvote logs at the cellar camp fur those candidates who can Is* de|M*nded upon to, remain true to C. F. Smith spent Sntunluy und SunFlorida’s standard-bearer. .jlsy in Kiaaimmce on business. In looking over the tickets as they will lx* handed the electors; lu* 1st Congressional Congressional District. Mr. \V. Hunt Harris of Monroe ,W: . Boyd. oi ® i dwin lWM1JS?,kinKi In the 1st i T n T * i i p ” 14! the Willin,miand Mr. A. I*. Jordan of DeSoto are the two Underwood men >nd Boyd still near here several days ( , n (h(, 2n(j f\,ngressionnl District Mr. H U. Alx*rnathy of Oranige . . , and Mr. Robt. E. Davis of Alachua an* the two Underwood cantdi-' L». t. Hart who has i»een laid uj> for | Stapleton who has charge of «he singing u on cii.rt in his line . » u expert " ,,b’ mvctsI day-u past from a horse falling with |' , l ' p<)r |h(> SUite-Jit-Urge Dr. E. S. t rill of I’ utmun. M r. Frank mm is ablo to t>e about again. Harris ,,f Marion, Mr. Edwin D. Lambright of Hillsboro, and Mr. V. G. M. and W. E. Jacobs spent Monday S. Williams of Excamhia an* on the Underwood ticket. All of these in Orlando on apodal business. gentlemen voted in the last primary for Underwood for President, Moat of our folks took in the Bunk and worked for him in their respective sections of the State. opening picnic at Oviedo Wednesday, Their opponents worked and voted for Wilson. i At The Palme It cannot Ik* (xvtsible that the people of Honda will reverse them­ Th* home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tllden selves on May 28th and give their votes for the avowed supporters Jneoba was the scene of a very pleasant of the defeated candidate in Florida, Ciov. Wilson of New Jersey, MTalr last Saurday afternoon, when they when they have previously recorded themselves by so overwhelmingly entertained Mr. Jacobs' Sunday school electing the National Leader of our Party today. Oscar W. Underwood daai, the primary, at a Mother's Day of Alabama. Yet, it can be readily understood that this condition b*rty. At 3 o'clock about twenty-five may result unless great care is taken in making the ballots. littla tola and their mothora or mothers Give Underwood a square deal in this matter. -Honda has Pro tom assembled on the lwan, where said she wils for him; let Florida send his friends to Baltimore to •rrangementa had been mado for the help him, not his enemies, not those who worked against him when Profnni. It being a Sunday school par­ he won on April 30th, as the opponents of the above mentioned can­ ty the program was limited to sacred didates did. Don't send unfriendly hands and unsympathetic •ong, reading aslections and quotations hearts to work against liim. Vote for the true and triend t ■nderwood ■n bonori of-our mothers. men. Don’t regard the personnel of the candidates for Delegate, After the-program Mr. and Mrs. Ja- regardless of any good qualities the Wilson candidates for De egate »he. assisted by Misses Ethel Collins and may possess. Consider only, "Is he for Underwood for President. Jacobs served dainty refreehmenta, Let's see that every delegate from Florida at Baltimore ls a man »whom r®listing of iced lemonade, strawber- Underwood can rely on and not send people there who would carry ri«e and. viuioua kinds of cookies, dear to out your instructions and perhaps vote for ( rnderwood a few times and children’s hearts. Being refreshed tha chilHr*n .„ r „ r ~U ’ ' a W * thill leave him at the first opportunity when they thought there might p j* y ^ ^ n !th e , ehanw for their choice^who js not Ftfirida s choice. Send SSTojid troundf, then oU took their ^delegates men who will uphold the honor of Florida and who will unceasingly and everlastingly work for success of Florida's choice, Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama for President of the United Suites. *w ' —• ' - • .s — âÊÊÊ hi ! i, t.i'k-wmv ill) . tin Mill 14. 1' 112. Mr i l •i.I•- I , I 'i,*U* Jii*'W*t<i|i villi* Hi.rulu Sir I notice in a numtier nt |*olilic:i| ui|ierli<u*inents (*ul*li-t.<w! Iiy you rerentlj .uni i iiiilniiiiiiK ihtsomnI crilii-isin .mil uliuse ul me, Mitt) no re/ereliri* In iti»> in.liter* of (inlilic ur |mlilnnl interest, (lint you ure anxious to meet me m a series of joint ilelultes liefore the |mh|i |i- of Florida. You hale never addressed me any invitatinli of the kind and I uni, therefore, tempted to doubt the sineerity of your statement contained in and jiui>lished its mere jK>litieal advertisement. Assuming, honeier. that you mere m eurnest alioul it und that you had invited me in a projier way to misd you in joint discussion, 1 beg to say ttint I imuld under no I’lrrumstariee* consider entering into joint debnte \*lili you and fur r lie**- reason« First 1 mir on italmil. i! «in l. i< may be callisl. to this discussion » a* the only roplv I ...... .. In tin stuieriienl I made to you that you hud obtained some stolen ifii'lamm from my olliee and bail 'published u forgery of my signature to an unaddressed, undelivered letter. Your failure to p r o d u c e T h is l e t t e r a n d a c c o u n t fo b v o u h po ssess­ i o n of it or withdraw and apologize for uttering a flagrant forgery of rny name, forfeits for you tin* right to demand this courtesy at my humla. Seeund This i* a I lemiMTaite Primary I have ln*en enguged in a fair jirfetenlalion lo (he |»np|e of Florida of the views which 1 enter lain ujh iii I h-miH-ratii prineiple* like the projwr regulation of trusts, revision downward of lie (arid, lie ....... r a t i o n |,y mir general (iovernmenl with the *«■ioral *tuti- ii. building n>d tninnlaining inlerstute highways, the pr<>ii.lnn i of tin inaith ol tin j * * ipi i •( Florida against foreign infection, und i|Ui*st|ons of ei|ual importance. I desire and intend to continue this method of rnuipuignmg, stojipmg only to answer sueli priiati.*, jK*rsonal, and businr-ss abu*** and «hinder of me by you a* may seem intolerable. You, u|Hiii the other hand, have IG N O R ED the discussion of any question, whatevw. of jmlilie interest. You elected to Inisi* your cam|iuign ujKin stutements of your "service to the people" as n sleulii and scandal »envenger, and have s|s*nt the n*st of your time, bitterly attacking Judge Murtin und ('apt. O’ Brien, two of our former comjxititoni, and esposdafly abusing and misstating my |M*rsonul and buaint« record. Your aenao of propriety is |**rlui|»s not so utterly dead a* to prevent your realizing tiio Impropriety of my s|M*akmg witli«you Third: We have no evulenre, from any public (»erformanec of yours, or any direct expretouon of opinion u|»on any public ijueation, that you are a Democrat ut all There ure abumhint evidences given to those who know you real well, that you are it harmbsw anarchist; un iconoclast of very meager capacity, without faith or cr»*»*d or ideals of any kind. 1he only evidence of your democracy winch has heen given to tin* people of Florida was your sworn statement that you were u Democrat when you qualified as a candidate for this contect. Inasmuch as you nfither have nor have expressed in writing or other­ wise any jiolitical principle* und issausx* your democracy is of the most shady and doubtful character, there is nothing for me to discuss with you excejit scandal and private character, and this I jiositlvely will decline to enguge in. 1 have no doubt you will make noisy and widespread jiolitical advertisement of my unwillingness, which you will deacribo aa fear, to encounter your over jxiwering courage and uccomjiliahrnent in joint discus­ sion. The truth, Is. that I perhajw under-rate your sjdendid capacity in forensic fight; and itAve not the least fear of your wisdom or logic o r -------. Joint discussion with mo of business and jirofcRsionol repute has been my tiusim-aa for nineteen years and I have really enjoyed it. I prefer to eon- .tinuc my campaign, going as 1 will to the people and discussing Democratic doctrines and Florida's future welfare, and not to Interrupt you in tho oper­ ation of your "mud mill" but to allow you to stagnate and strangle in tho stench (»rising from the publication, nnd free distribution of "Dixie," the scandal-sheet, which is your oniy claim to fame, and which ymi publish for tli,. sub* jiurjioac nf injuring the character of those who cannot adopt your method*, and many of whom have lx-en your benefartors and friends. Respectfully, W. M. TOOMER. fiS» ‘ . I *-A * ' ‘I i •fi " j 'l ® ! �¡U . - - g: T ;• P -r^T CSC \S3E w w fiF 'TT ’ t * v î a a p «^ :m ai-i>»i]wv.v,"sy^*\ ‘ • ■' •- •*' THE SANFORD HERALD æ1k S E ra B gS ■-av^ *r■-.^ai»-Air« *• ,S S W U r T ÿ i * ’ May 17,1912 ______ ______________________— = 3 = = S ^ fl r*. :V?t •V — 9t~4J.ù!j fediCw ■>y; •<*• -” <j *’ ES 9 Beginning Saturday 18- Closes Saturday 25 ■>14* ^ After ten days o f sTrenuouTselling^we find" that we have-stillse veral thousand dollars’ worth of clean, dependable merchandise that must be gotten rid of, and to those who did not attend last sale and to those who did, now is the chance of your life, as we say several thous­ and dollars worth of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and everything to be found in a dry goods store, positively w ill be closed out re­ > Es ij K/ gardless of price in the S even Days beginning Saturday, M ay 18. All store fixtures, including show cases, display cases, dis­ play stands, shoe stools, ladder, benches, etc., ^ill go at less than half actual price. R em em ber, w e have the doors closed all w eek w ith a full force w orking on the inside, in order to make this, the last half of the Bankrupt Sale, one that will always be remem­ bered. îf- ' 200 pairs Misses ami Children's Slippers, in all leathers, at IJ m . t . m S■ ' ' 95c 500 yds. colored Baptiste, 15c quality, will sell fo r.____ •.......................................... 150 pain Misses and Chidren's High Shoes, worth $3.00, sell at half price, Men's Elastic Drawers, good quality, a t ......................................................................... 100 pairs Ladies' Slippers, per pair a t .................................................................................................. Men's Balbrigan Underwear, best grade, a t ......................................................................... Men’ s 50c Neckties, all silk, H A L F PRICE. 1000 yds. of fine Ginghams, 15c quality, for only per yard..............................*.................................................... Men’s Straw and Felt Hats, H A LF PRICE. We Have a Large Stock of Ready Made Goods to Close Out at Half Price H ài ’A * W & -' * « l ’' wr S î >f r ,V" ■ - I 1 N E X T TO SANFORD > ; 4? rd S L ■« À v, - ‘m ‘7 ^ . r\ . •; ■ • 1 ,7* f ■ •■ r* MÎ . ¿ j* . z*i-B R -v m ir • / �Published Sem i-W eekly—Tuesday and SANFORD L V S A N t X J R D — Lite HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT J U N I O R ( I A S S . 191 I (iaRsI)ay* ^■The*T>onirtflTlf~nm! Intcroertnjr' H r ; ' Day exercises at the High School to*«k place on tho lawn and north -te|*» of the High School building \Vedn»**di»y after noon at 6:30 o’clock in the pri-wiice of a large number of delighted sjiectator-. roin|>oited mainly of the families and friends of the graduating Ha-« and mem liers of thn High School. At the appointed hour, to the accom­ paniment -of music the. H a — of |'»i i marched t)Ut of the building with their class banner and colon of black and or ange, and took their places to the right of the ate|iM. They were followed by the .Sophomores with cluaa colon and ban­ ners of green and golden, who also took their places on the right. The Juniors raine next with banners and colors ol yellow and purple, also going to the right, and then tin* Seniors holding green and »lute (lower wands, the class colors. which were attached long white ribbon-, all of which were secured to a longer wand held in the center of the group. association as a Hass, the threshold whirli lead1» to broader knowledge Wifb-pb'ii-ure nnd pride. ers, and thank- to the elhcient school graduates )>oard for making their -chool . oiir«e p««<-ibb'. the note of sail Me— could P« I. It i i through ( larenee M a h o n e y ’- l.t-t t.dk to lu- -ehoolm ate- a- a Has-, in tinerance of their plea-ant re lation- i- i Ha-.-, and the In-- of te ach e r- and pupil- they had marched ci-li-1 I»;, Mr 1. It board, Mr. J l> make tin- ¡iildrew» W.dk'-r and S';»-. ' almo-t The tilled the -tage after dowtf tin u-|e preI'mhp- ol in»- -cl|...,| l.angley who wa- to Prof. I’c r k i t - M s-,-. *. n •, r 1• • grade. of the Has- snug tin* ‘ 'Salute of the Flag.’ .Mina Jmm .M union next held thu-ckx** atteiiiioii of every one while pay ing a very line tribute to i )111 G lo ry ." which was ¡•'¡lowed i -<uig by the girls of the ■la--, l li r r .i li for <>ur llu nner.” Thu recitation by i ecil Iti.-tow of “ The Man \\ i bout a ( ' o u n try " w as splendidly dono . i no, ■ •■11jo . »•«! I l , C class then sang " T h e King of the Free." Tho keynoto -o'lnding through all the exercises was :>ati, Ui -iu Itev .1 l> l.angley mndu a -| ,rt .eh Ire— .-* to the rliws, filled with Mildly and wise counsel, weaving tho i »Prie of i In- foundation for the tender hit. r»-.t and beautiful -cntunenl voiced ill 'lie -• I-ral .suggestion- and advice P . e»|»u o i , .• .Around three woril« "A t'.u linen!. I >l-crinilliut loll and ItidlecI ioii ’ At the conclusion Prof. Perkins prenented the certificatns In a few appro­ priate wurds of eongrat illation, comniMiil" , I -u gge-iion- for future elftirt, as Iront t»-.»Hier lo pupiLs and friend to ."iilli I lie elass that will swell the lank- in Uii- High School next year num­ ber- thirty -seven, and is a body of bright o telhgent, tine looking girls and boya. H ifl At the conclusion of th e very pretfand artistic drill the Seniors marched b n • »ml took their i - i t u m - on the stepwhere Miaa Josie Stuilloll , tlle.pnsudelit of the Haas delivered a very charming ad drew of welcome, concluding with the Th& “ Farttwell Wortls” to classmates, teachers ant] school hoard, while ex­ pressing pleasure in their four years of appreciation and gratitude to their kind-apd-fa i t h f ui feaHw The cJaw went through u beautiful drill to UendcUsohn's "Spring Song, with mocking bird accompaniment. presentation to the school, from the grad­ uating class, of a slab from the Northern Friete of the Parthenon, u continual ion of the slab presented to the school by the class of I 9 ll, and which was a c ­ cepted for Die school by Mr It Walk «■f, rhnirmun of the school board in a 'b a choice words. T in 1 class <|uart««t («■ sang "Happy Day's Are Gliding" afte r the address and presentation. The class pro­ phecy was given by Miss Lillian lliggmin a strikingly amusing and entertaining i way» Unique and interesting futures await Rome of her classmates. S E N I O R ( I ASS, 1912 Grantniar tjchoid The graduating exercises of tho Grantmar School held in the auditorium of the High School Wi-lnanesdav morning was an event which filled the hearts of the parents and frienil* of the large Ha— of girls and boys, wlio a*e preparing to cr<*»< "i i l l i V r y r& frA -'i*. , ; ' i Í a ju «• A\ 1 j »• i rA Éfrr l l • • B ' » » . »V- Vaj^Vt I Júnior Kereption f W ; i nir -tu rra It.ini er • . ,• ' »ceoin|ianu-d by Mi— Margar«-’ I ., The «ong wa- follow««! by a n r . Un. {,.» ¡«•r on <tur Early f lag- P\ l lar»« y Nash '"Our (iliirious I mon fo rev e r, a piano solo, was played try Mis- Irene Thurston. \Jargaret ( ‘»»dis« entertain»-l the large audience by a splendid risutation of "T h e American F l a g ' Accrnu panied by Mis- Margar«'! I'avi- tin' Pov- \- 'Per -," i.il i'ieni of muHi interrst , ina . Saníord citixena >, i. , • |,tiiiu al (lio Saníord II,gn • ti '.il I i, ,-.,).»; e\i'iiing, w liich llm Júnior Ha— ga\e to the graduating Seniors. A largo and ciega nt a-sem b lag e of gue-t- lilh'd the hand-oine m om a of tho -, Inhil Puilditnt. wiiieh were l»>uutlfully n I \cry iirti-iically ■Ii-corat—I in truiling vitu— of -la r je —.muñe Pranches of traíltug P.illlleMi, r U11 -tenis of ribbun gruSS, a , irl.-t ,| k md-ooie fe m - aild JKltt«‘d pl 'I o| I . , til il I lie hnck of tho ro-irum m i he audiloriuni was tho haild. , 11 • , la .- uantier of grisui, with S. II. S .i J m lurg« a b i t e IcIOrs. Thu l>eautiful »•olor motil groen and wluto aro tho el asa color». Tho gruciou- hosls and hosteaaeaof tho Júnior Huso received their gue-ts a t tho ( t o u t unit'd on page H) - lU PRIMARY SCHOOL GRAMM AU SCHOOL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 17, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7074dceb4cb40b32b1e10a6e5560f6f4.pdf f2b2741c01074df2b2796da1e95df697 PDF Text Text ¡U . - -g: T ;• P -r^T \S3E wwfiF'TT CSC ’ t* v î aap «^ :mai-i>»i]wv.v,"sy^*\ ‘ • ■' •- •*' THE SANFORD HERALD *• æSEaBgS ,S S W U r T ÿ i * ’ 1k ■-av^r *r■-.^ai»-Air« _____ __________________ — = 3 = = S ^ May 17,1912 fl r*. :V?t 9t~4 J .ù ! j •V — fediCw ■>y; •< *• -” < j * ’ ES 9 Beginning Saturday 18- Closes Saturday 25 ■>14* ^ After ten days o f sTrenuouTselling^we find" that we have-stillse veral thousand dollars’ worth of clean, dependable merchandise that must be gotten rid of, and to those who did not attend last sale and to those who did, now is the chance of your life, as we say several thous­ and dollars worth of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and everything to be found in a dry goods store, positively w ill be closed out re­ > Es ij K/ gardless of price in the S even Days beginning Saturday, M ay 18. All store fixtures, including show cases, display cases, dis­ play stands, shoe stools, ladder, benches, etc., ^ill go at less than half actual price. R em em ber, w e have the doors closed all w eek w ith a full force w orking on the inside, in order to make this, the last half of the Bankrupt Sale, one that will always be remem­ bered. îf-' 2 0 0 pairs Misses ami Children's Slippers, in all leathers, at IJ m .S ■ ' t . m 95c 5 0 0 yds. colored Baptiste, 15c quality, will sell fo r .____ •.......................................... 150 pain Misses and Chidren's High Shoes, worth $3.00, sell at half price, Men's Elastic Drawers, good quality, a t ......................................................................... 100 pairs Ladies' Slippers, per pair a t .................................................................................................. Men's Balbrigan Underwear, best grade, a t ......................................................................... Men’s 5 0 c Neckties, all silk, H A L F P R IC E . 1000 yds. of fine Ginghams, 15c quality, for only per yard..............................*.................................................... Men’s Straw and Felt Hats, H ALF PRICE. ' We Have a Large Stock of Ready Made Goods to Close Out at Half Price H W & -' >f ’A* «l’' ài wr S î * r ,V" ■ -I 1 N E X T TO SANFORD > ; 4? ■ ‘m ‘7^ . •■ r\ . •; ■ • *1f ■ ,7- r* Àv, - rdSL « MÎ . ¿j*. z * i -- B R -v m ir • / �P ublished S e m i-W e e kly—Tuesday and SAN FORD LV SANtXJRD— Lite HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT JU N IO R ( I ASS. 191 I ( ia R s I ) a y * ^■The*T>onirtflTlf~nm! Intcroertnjr' H r ;' Day exercises at the High School to*«k place on tho lawn and north -te|*» of the High School building \Vedn»**di»y after noon at 6:30 o’clock in the pri-wiice of a large number of delighted sjiectator-. roin|>oited mainly of the families and friends of the graduating Ha-« and mem liers of thn High School. At the appointed hour, to the accom­ paniment -of music the. Ha— of |'»i i marched t)Ut of the building with their class banner and colon of black and or ange, and took their places to the right of the ate|iM. They were followed by the .Sophomores with cluaa colon and ban­ ners of green and golden, who also took their places on the right. The Juniors raine next with banners and colors ol yellow and purple, also going to the right, and then tin* Seniors holding green and »lute (lower wands, the class colors. which were attached long white ribbon-, all of which were secured to a longer wand held in the center of the group. The cJaw went through u beautiful drill to UendcUsohn's "Spring Song, with mocking bird accompaniment. At the conclusion of the very pretfand artistic drill the Seniors marched b n • »ml took their i- itu m - on the stepwhere Miaa Josie Stuilloll , tlle.pnsudelit of the Haas delivered a very charming ad drew of welcome, concluding with the presentation to the school, from the grad­ uating class, of a slab from the Northern Friete of the Parthenon, u continual ion of the slab presented to the school by the class of I 9 l l , and which was ac­ cepted for Die school by Mr It Walk «■f, rhnirmun of the school board in a'b a choice words. Tin1 class <|uart««t («■ sang "Happy Day's Are Gliding" after the address and presentation. The class pro­ phecy was given by Miss Lillian lliggmin a strikingly amusing and entertaining i way» Unique and interesting futures await Rome of her classmates. Th& “ Farttwell Wortls” to classmates, teachers ant] school hoard, while ex­ pressing pleasure in their four years of S E N IO R ( I ASS, 1912 association as a Hass, appreciation and gratitude to their kind-apd-fa ithfui feaHw the threshold whirli lead1» to broader knowledge Wifb-pb'ii-ure nnd pride. The ers, and thank- to the elhcient school graduates almo-t )>oard for making their -chool . oiir«e p««<-ibb'. the note of sail Me— could P« I. It i i through ( larenee M ah oney’- l.t-t t.dk to lu- -ehoolmate- a- a Has-, in tinerance of their plea-ant relation- i- i Ha-.-, and the In-- of te ach er- and pupil- they had marched dowtf tin u-|e preci-li-1 I»;, Mr 1. It I'mhp- o l in»- -cl|...,| board, Mr. J l> l.angley who wa- to make tin- ¡iildrew» Prof. I’crkit- M s-,-. W.dk'-r and S';»-. ' *. n • , r 1 • • grade. H ifl Grantniar tjchoid The graduating exercises of tho Grantmar School held in the auditorium of the High School Wi-lnanesdav morning was an event which filled the hearts of the parents and frienil* of the large Ha— of girls and boys, wlio a*e preparing to cr<*»< " V iilli ,;'iÍaju rA I f \1 j É yrr&frA-'- A Bfr'r ll W; «• • i*. tilled the -tage after »• i Júnior Kereption - • » » . »V- of the Has- snug tin* ‘'Salute of the Flag.’ .Mina J mm .Munion next held thu-ckx** atteiiiioii of every one while pay ing a very line tribute to i )111 Glory." which was ¡•'¡lowed i -<uig by the girls of the ■la--, llirr.ili for <>ur llunner.” Thu recitation by i ecil Iti.-tow of “The Man \\ i bout a ( ' ountry" was splendidly dono . i no, ■ •■11 jo . »•«! Il , C class then sang "T h e King of the Free." Tho keynoto -o'lnding through all the exercises was :>ati, Ui- iu Itev .1 l> l.angley mndu a -| ,rt .eh Ire— .-* to the rliws, filled with Mildly and wise counsel, weaving tho i »Prie of i In- foundation for the tender hit. r»-.t and beautiful -cntunenl voiced ill 'lie -• I-ral .suggestion- and advice P . e»|»u o i , .• .Around three woril« "At'.u linen!. I >l-crinilliut loll and ItidlecI ioii ’ At the conclusion Prof. Perkins prenented the certificatns In a few appro­ priate wurds of eongrat illation, comniMiil" , I -ugge-iion- for future elftirt, as Iront t»-.»Hier lo pupiLs and friend to ."iilli I lie elass that will swell the lank- in Uii- High School next year num­ ber- thirty -seven, and is a body of bright o telhgent, tine looking girls and boya. V a j^ V t i nir -tu r ra It.ini er • . ,• ' »ceoin|ianu-d by Mi— Margar«-’ I ., The «ong wa- follow««! by a n r . Un. { ,.» ¡«•r on <tur Early f lag- P\ llar»« y Nash '"Our (iliirious I mon forever, a piano solo, was played try Mis- Irene Thurston. \Jargaret ( ‘»»dis« entertain»-l the large audience by a splendid risutation of "T h e American F la g ' Accrnu panied by Mis- Margar«'! I'avi- tin' Pov- \- 'Per -," i.il i'ieni of muHi interrst , ina . Saníord citixena >, i. , •|,tiiiu al (lio Saníord II,gn •ti '.il I i, ,-.,).»; e\i'iiing, wliich llm Júnior Ha— ga\e to the graduating Seniors. A largo and ciega nt a-semblage of gue-t- lilh'd the hand-oine mom a of tho -, Inhil Puilditnt. wiiieh were l»>uutlfully n I \cry iirti-iically ■Ii-corat—I in truiling vitu— of -lar je—.muñe Pranches of traíltug P.illlleMi, r U11 -tenis of ribbun gruSS, a , irl.-t ,| k md-ooie fem - aild JKltt«‘d pl 'I o| I . , til il I lie hnck of tho ro-irum m i he audiloriuni was tho haild.,11 • , la .- uantier of grisui, with S. II. S.i J m lurg« a b ite IcIOrs. Thu l>eautiful »•olor motil groen and wluto aro tho el asa color». Tho gruciou- hosls and hosteaaeaof tho Júnior Huso received their gue-ts a t tho ( t o u t unit'd on page H) - lU PRIM A RY SCHOOL GRAMM AU SCHOOL �: 1IV ** ■ O P /* ' • • ■•. ■• - Z B p / • THE SANfORD HERALD 2 p i □ .if,-» CURBSTONE GLEANINGS I fiHt? * A Budget of Opinion “ Just Between You and Me" j m‘..• '-Bwr*.7 . . . € 3 t A Chid la Among Yo Taking Notes and raltb. Ha’ll Prant ’Em“— JfR il / T A lady called rny attention to an act of courtesy performed by one of the Boy Scouts the other day. She said that a lady from Geneva was in the city and coming dpwn the street with her arms full of bundles was accosted by a Scout and an offer to help her with the bundles was made. The lady appreciated the kind offer so much that she inquired his name and thanked him moat heartily, but the lad did not think he had done more than his duty to the organlgation whose uniform ha wore. The lady called attention to the incident and requested her Sanford friends to announce in the paper that In her estimation one might travel far and not find boys more polite or find a nicer body of_young lads than the Sanford Boy Scouts. I will not men­ tion the boy’s name, but will watch his career In after life, for he will make his mark. • • • fl r *• . j ■ ■ H £/r ilI - \. •-* 1 Two- long haired tranipa preached sermons on the streets last Friday and Saturday and consigned true religion and everything else to the waste basket. They had charts and plenty of talk to back their claim* as being the proper hack drivers on the road to Heaven and everything else in the way of religious be­ lief eras put in the discard. They man­ aged to draw a crowd of people by sing­ ing and exhorting and like everything that comes to Sanford they were given a respectful hearing. While not averse to the rights of svery man thinking for him­ self I am absolutely opposed to these people shouting their insane doctrines on tbs streets end it would be s good ides to stop them and fores them to either hire • ball somewhere or move on to tb s next place with their belongings. I grant to •very man the right of free speech and reli­ gion, but not to these people who are try­ ing to eke out an existence by a distorted and highly colored harangue on tb s street with tba primary object of telling leaflets and taking up a collection. They are a public cuiaahce on tbs streets and should be placed in that class. 0 • v*i J 1 * 1 One of my main talking points has been abolished or will be st once. I re­ fer to the -old pine shut«, the old coal shuts, the moas covered shute thst raised so much, well, dust and other thing! too numerous to mention; They say th at It is being demolished and that all the traim will toon be operated on the ' S & S jf wTra*A »,- V 1, Ü I _- I J . -V--is golf clubs and “feel of them, or the tennis racquet or the base ball mitt; then you know that its time to look * S o Say a Snu qterer. 1 0 n ca again tba boya and glrb are leav­ ing the happy aehool days behind thqrn * And entering upon the more aerlous term of real Ufa. I t makea roe feel more or leas and to tea the children growing up around m e from little tota to larger lade and laarfeo and from that to young ladies and gentlemen and breaking from the gentle influence of teachers and instructors to mingle with the more harsh and more ex­ acting world. I t reminds me oft he watching of young birds from the time they hatch In the nest to the fledgling days and the gradual change to the time when they must leave the nest and try their wings for their own living. What a responsibility rests uppn the instruct­ ors In shaping the lives of these children so that they shall either become of some Imports bee in the making of history or be nxmeisas in''the great maelstrorif3ft"ll(e where the flotsam and Jetsam floats or sinks and leaves but a ripple in the sur­ face to mark the passage. And in noting the instructors the thought strikes me that In some Instances the tired.and many times overworked teachers do not have the patience with the boys th k t they should have and in a moment of exaspePation may say or do something that will wreck the whole future of the child and not only make him discouraged with his school work but unfit him forever in the battle of life, for the boy cannot be taught by nagging or driving. There are many instauces of the boys leaving school at a tender age because the teacher did not have the patience that is required to study the real character that lien behind a rough exterior of so many young Amer­ icana This finesse of a teacher's art is possessed by very few teachers and the majority prefer to cast the boy out and have his parents finish his education or let him go to work at an age when the mother love that should dwell in th boeom of every true woman could have helped him onward and upward to a bet­ ter and brighter future. The boys are tbs bulwark of the nation and to the boya should the teacher of today give the clos­ est attention, catering to his whims at times and yet ruling him with firmness. • • • May 21.1912 H E N the time comes to get out the EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN 11 E ___________ around for clothes. There are several ways to “look around” for «Clothes in this town; but the right way is to come here, either before or after you • • * have seen all the others and try on ours. . • . H a rt, S chaffner - A - M arx, Burgher, Hood & Com pany’s F in a.-S u its. If y0u com e here first you’ll see so many things you like you won't care for anything else; if you com e here last the % same thing, Ju st notice the lines of the suits shown in our illustration; get the soft swelling curve b f that lapel, the little flare to the skirts, the way th ose trou­ sers hang. alike, and at prices that will surprise you. CupyrifU Hut Sduffocr k h im SEE W e have plenty more such styles, not all OUR $ 1 5 .0 0 AND $ 2 0 .0 0 „SUITS They cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $20.00 to $25.00 W e have many other good things to w ear here; Hats, Shirts, * Hosiery, U n derw ear; everything in M e n ’s Furnishings SEIGH PALM ER SANFORD main stem, and Sanford will not even be bothered by bo much a* a awitch ?ngine. The A. C. L. will put on a liying machine to bring the freight to the city and all the muffler* will put on the »oft |»-dnl and hereafter the »tilln*-*« of "nothing do­ ing" will brood over the place» wi«cnonce the coal ahute reared ila defiant head and the engines throbbed nnd pulsed with ghoulish glee and the switch engine coughed defiance at the puny laws of the city dads. " N o more will the iron track scivr Or the engines smoke a stogie. They destroyed tradtlion Joreter H’fien they killed Iht coal shute bogie." And since the A. C. L. has complied with all the requirements and ordinance» and rulea and regulations and blue laws and read laws and takes all the old Iron and raga and .hanks of hair and other appurtances and goes ta the suburbs, I, for one, wdsh to rise up and remark that rail­ roads are witling to do the right thing by the community, if you urge them suffi­ ciently, and that when the railroad does move we will all be rather lonesome for awhile and os before sfated, what will we kick about then? The railroad has taken away their <<houn"and we can’t kick him “aroun.’’ FLORIDA 117 First S tre e t upright. It will not make them honest to be educated. It will not make them upright to l>e intellectual. The training they receive must come from persons themselves who know wliut honesty it ml uprightness mean, nnd who will, by pre­ cept. ns well as by example, instill tin* idea thoroughly into tiie minds and heurts of tlu-rr pupils. W maT Ope Mad ^ I was wfll pleased at the large at­ tendance ufSon all the events lust week at the High School commencement ex­ ercises. The people realize and feel they have an interest in their public schools, and this was but o fair manifestation of it. As they beheld this culmination of well applied and judiciously directed ef­ forts they mtist certainly concede that the liberal support they have given has not been lavished in vain or trusted to hands that have misapplied it; and, while it does lake means to maintain our school system if it is progressive, it is means well applied, and repays in bene­ fits fourfold any community and our country in general. In tills class there is not a dim star in the constellation. The entire d a « ac­ quitted themselves with honor. The productions were creditable, savored much of originality, and many sparkled 1 According to the last census there with the richest gems of thought. were over fifteen million boys snd girls attending the public schools of our land and not ten per cent of that number have ever graduated from our seminaries snd G EO. B . IVEY colleges in any one year. Then how nec­ essary it is that the common school sy** Notary Public tem of our country should be made bet­ All kinds of Legal Papers, Deeds, ter. How necessary U it that every per­ Mortgagee, Etc. Acknowledgements son connected with the maintenance or taken, Rentals and Collections. Offldal support of our public schools should bp _a man ___ _or woman _________ _____ ^ ______ Cadet for the L L. U. Benefit Sodety. thoroughly equipped for the sendee, snd should fiv e to it their -T h ! Afld , chg«p«st _S^ckt_ I nJury! beat thought The world today is seek­ Accident and Death Benefit Protection. ing men and women who are h o n a t and Office in Stone and Grove block. , A .L ; •- FO R A R A IN Y DAY FROM THE CHILD ON UP IP S SUCH A SATISFACTION TO HAVE SOM ETHIN!; Tliis satufuction is— DOUBLED AND TR EB LED By having what you need W HEN YOU N EED IT What this man did YOU SHOULD DO *" * We have a place of safety. We guard it like our own “Put it away“ with us. . Deposits Absolutely Insurgg P E O P L E S B A N K O F SANFO RD M. M. SMITH, i ’ rc*. IL R. S T E V E N S . V . 4 W IL E . TOLAK. C u h * A 2 5 c W ant Ad. in The H e ra ld Iwill Rent“ Your' House For Yoi i - '-rfirt-’-fH i u * V. rTwc r ii fo r tó « HRUÜÜ �: ‘ — .tuSJjiUii! ' 1 I. I. • jL r ir. <• *./ J a is 21,1912 n tC SANFORD HERALD WHICH SHALL IT UK? .* 1 W; — - The truck-growi*m of ihe Snpford District have the same situation and problems confronting them that have confronted tho growers of every sitecially favored ganicn nnd fruit-growing section In the United States. There ho* always come a time In the history of such dis­ tricts when the production of the <*»pcdally profitable crop has tempted both newcomer* and old residents to specialize too closely. .The reault ha* been always the same: too much of that product in various grad#1 and qualities (according to the skill and experience of the grower and the quality of the land employed) for satisfactory distribution und sale through any method of distribution and sale, at that time available. Further result: demoralization of the business, dis­ appointment, and financial loss to most of those engugvd in it, and a general set-hack to the community for a time until matters wero adjusted, production and distribution regulated, ninl allairs put upon a business basis. have been maintained lu, long as it has been powihle under the conditions -ur rounding us I he \s*ocintion will con­ tinue to do goo*I work if it gets the united support of the growers, hut let it Ik* tho onghly understood that this sup|Nirt is front now on mi absolute necessity. Ihe Association cannot and will not light the grower - buttles for him mile** it receives the full support of the grower. I ik) many growers have received the lH*nefit* of the organization without giving it supiHirt, too mayn have made' sales by shading the prires of the Asso­ ciation, nnd too many have let the Asso­ ciation try to ho** tin* whole field while they simply tried to hiM* their own row when and how they wished, to the detri­ ment of the community at (urge. This will no longer "work." No individual grower is shrewd enough or capable enough to successfully handle alone, the situation that confronts us. It is going to take united action, und united action will always obliterate the individual. If the Florida 'Vegetable Growers’ Association Ls to continue its work it must have more Hup|H>rt both in revenue und in loyalty frmfi the grower. Other­ wise we will stop operations until such time has elapsed a* will In? required to convince the grower that the Association /mm to be. Wc believe in the old saying that "an ounce of prevention is worth a («mud of cure," and we would choose to Ik* the ' ounce of pr<*\. ntum now," rather than wait for the -itnation to grow worse, and then become the "pound of cure.' Hut It Is up to the growers. Which shall it be? lo o k in g f o r a Good House to Ship Your I m i l und le g e Meat Market of Quality tiihlcs t o / Where you eau yjet the best uf everything delivered In yinir disir by *|kmhiI messenger *lild oil Time H e r e is O n e on th e Best wi M arket Reports Today T. W . I BICYCLES AND l INI Oi We fire now prepared to give to the trade our special HOMI MADE CORN BEEF Try it—you will lx* pleased. CO. N e w York Harrison S i r « « ! * A COMP I I I F f lorid«! and Western Beet and Pork. la m b . Dry and Suit Meals, listi, P o u ltry «nul Home Made Pork Sau­ sage. Wri te for S to ncl l » and Market F. G. H E W I T T C\RR> BRIGGS 110 P a rk Avenue SUNDRIES | Phone No I 25 BICYCLES up FROM (4 M IW. *7» TU $1». K>K NF.W I’Hoa. 71 SII ANIDAKGLK OKLANDÒ, n.iiK ID A m * * * iv \ s v m s u w u u m w * u iv GEO. A. DkCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW For Engraved Cards See The Herald F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. The more perfect the soil and climatic Practice In State and Federal Courts — conditions of that district, t h e -more r . M. RAND. Presi dent QEO. PERNALD, Vl e » - Pr * » . (jurncr-JVoodrufT Bldg Sanford Flo, certain and rupid its progmw toward r . P. F O R S T E R , Ct i hl ar ------0 . F. WHI THER, A*»t. C««M«f the.conditiQQa.ulwm* named. California Only National Bank in Orango County citrus fruit and celery. Texas onions and D R . VV. E . H O U S H O L D E R Funds Protcctod by Burglary Insuranco cabbage, Georjpiv., penchea, Michigan Safoty Deposit Oosos for Rent DENTIST grapes, Vjrginia potaUxs, and product* of > ORGANIZED 1887 Koomi ii.l 24 ami 25. Pirn HMf I’hon# 41 other section* of thecountry have parsed tiirough this experience. The grower S A N F D K I). F L O K ! I) A of perishable fruits and vegetables i* ,lf *Vr'i««VirVl*>Vr*>iVri'iVi I iVi'i n , ■i'?Vi «V««V11 «'iVi«Vimi mi ■ii(iMiYMV/i'iV/«V,'/n'MWMi particularly liable to the disappoint L. G. STRINGFELLOW "tnenta resulting from such conditions JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for he cannot do a* the Kkmsas wheatThe Florida Vegetable Growers Ata'n. N O T A K Ï P U B L IC growers did: build elevnfors find store products for an Indefinite time: until Office in City Hull ETHEL ITEM S consumers need und call for them. GENERAL FIRE Mr hfteph hdi***w of New Jersey iHis products must move to market on the day that they tnalurt, and, no matter \i.-iling und looking over the lands of THOMAS LMMLT WILSON in su r a n c e : a g e n t qml i- thinking of locating what the condition of the market mih> Ethel, ITa. A I ltlRNEY ANI) CDIINSEIJ.OR l*e, they must sell wforh at they »ill licro • Al I \W bring. Mr Filgciir line-ell hail the misfortune to |ox* one of In- l>«***t hor-**s Saturday This forced sale of |M*rishalile productMr- letl M ir«li.ill hits ln*en on the has naturally created many |iernieioie< j and dishonest methods of handling -I* k I -l fo- tic past week, hut her manv them in the market* und never, until friends .if. glad to ln*ar of her recovery. the regulation of the business at both the producing and the .selling end- ba­ ilee» accomplished, have tl«*se commum ities found liieir level and proceeded with their business in a profitable and (atisfactory manner. It is true that the farmer ha* been the la-l of the great buMtn**** forees of ttie country* tb organize for the protection of his own interest, hut during the la-l few years he ha* awakened to the call of necessity ami lias made marvelous progress, as is evidenced by the co-o|>er ative asxociutioas formed, and of which we read in nearly every magazine and newspaper In the land. His progress in this direction has. Ix*<*n slow—delayed at every turn ns much a* op|>osing fnc lions could dejay hun. lie has l****n laugheil nt, condemned, slighted, con fused and led astray from tit- 1>•—t m (entioiifl and conviction- by tic- wil**- *' those who an* u|i|Kml to his organizing lor very good reasons of their own* and by some Bmnli failun** of his plan* to bear immediate fruit, and lie has always to hear thiv cry, "\Vhy the farmers eatCt organize: they can't stick together." Nevertheless, they tirr organizing, and they are "sticking together" and the »«»oner all farmers realize that they can do these things, the sooner they will come into their own Thi- is not theory tin.* is now history, and the mmuh r ». growers of the Sanford District realize it .and "get together." the sooner we will overcome our dilliculties und know prosperity. j m . j P. I itti M tir V llu ftir » S r v r n fli Klufbla J u ill» I r t i ( IH « ili DK R. M. MASON D rink G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Mnmif.it tiiml wiih purr iliMilJrtl wiitrr —they will jicrveiii illnoaA. aid diKf'iiion mid >90 htuilth |*)pular young DR C G. BUTT The S anford llcsidrn»*** For Snlc New t**n room hnu*<* with all conv**nii'tc >->. j u-t l»*«*ii «crt**n***l throughout Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Yowell building SANFORD. FLORIDA _______ __________1------------------------------ Twenty b«*.*r tr««*-, .ibmil fifty rox* bu*h«« and oth**r plantAll in tlrstclaas condition and situalrd on Sunford Height*, the prettiest residence section in Florida. Finest artesiun «»• t»*r from deep well. Can also sell two other lot* with |*otilfry yiifd and orange tree*, line galvanized barn and garden adjoining. W ill be sold at actual cost as mv bu-in.*ss n< ci«.-it.it.-s I'lnx r n*snleiici* U J. IH >1.1 A Sanford Library M.- + modkkn AND r e p a ir sh op ELEC TR IC MACHINERY »«S’ N.I 10:1 Wr.( Fimi Snrri ROOM 2 0 - N0 1 Doe* 10 Cily Kniavrtn) IIps iairs, Pi('*D Block HAND S a tu rd a ys 1 to ‘J p. m L lACIORI NOW OPf N FOR SHERIFF sh ok Al l. WORK DONE in Free Reading Room AND G H AS. M HAND H A N S O N : Herald Otlic* HARK! Coca DENI 1ST Office H a B o ttle of DI S I I S I aril- »ilt, h ,-t i .ippi r «cr<*»*n« mg orange tr***», |«** an ■>§L 1 - ,*■ SANTORO. It (IRIDA ^VWMM»«l*»»»»i»ii,»AU»«M^»MAW,,W*W.»WlWW/l.‘M.1,MA«.«,W.WAlWl/VWVVWWWl/V/VWVVWUIl Ï Mr .11 >•| Mr- Hardy Hold attended All MimIciii Melilo*!' alni Appluiicts the funeral of their little grandson at ORLANDO FLORIDA IMvmoiith \Visinesdny non were over at Mr. and Mm. A I l':o**da> night and •*tijoy«*«l a C O N N E L L Y Otflcr Aboir I Irsi National Hank «*f R* * Mirili re Sfi fifoni nini Svlvnh I /»kr Mr Jiihnny l.e< of Elymouth wa- \iI'lllg in Ethel Tuesday \ |. r i , of Ethel s J . Hear hunting is great sport in Ethel at DENTISI |*r*.—e i r .'several lamilie- of Ethel s|M*nl the day \\«*11mir11 Hlm k l'.l at ihe ferry last Saturday on a lug li-li Sfinìc>r«fl. Floridi« fry Whlile the older ones were frying tish the younger ones amused themselves by bathing ami boating DK. F. C. BO A ROM AN P lacr >our pototo buirrl orders at once to Insure deliveries when want This getting together means more than cd. II II. Ocone. Ouk Ave und Tlrst St. hone 255. 5 9 -tf just forming an organization to "k ick ." in a weak-kneed manner, at the con* ditions that confront us in the side of our product* an<l the prices we pay for V O T E FOR out necessities in-running our business. It mean* getting together nnd staying together and putting our shoulders to the wheel and m uiinj it turn our way. We know that the old method will not do. It has not done. It hus proven a failure. Nowi an* we going to continue in the old way, or tire we going to do as other farmers have done—get our heads together, buy our Supplies at lower prices by buying together, take u reason­ able consideration of the market»' demanda, and not plunt too much of any one thing, grow more of the staple rroj.* like potatoes and onion* to nafeguurd us against louse* from had weather and had market condition* which aflcct our ,, extremely perishable products, and "Inst, hut not least," look to the proper dis­ tribution'and sale of our products? We can do these things despite all f,, opinions and statements to the contrary, for other farmer* have done it. The qbcation is, w ill wo do theno thing* now, W ore we baya still worse conditions to faee, pr shall we wait until those worse* conditions Jorct ua to do them? e — The Florida Yegcftiblu Growers’ A*so' dation TuU’doiTBipwd Vi'uyk this wnisour - Tba ianxjam ot the district have gotten their supplies at lower prices than erer * bdora, and good price* io f tb d r pradacU I A. ' 32 B R O TH E R S L I V E R Y , F E E D and S tr a iific r s W e lc o m e S A LES STABLE .* * * » * * * « * * 4 1 .* * * * H i m « « « and Wagons H enry M cLaulin Bl«cksmlthlng snd Horasshoslng H o r s e s arid M u l e s B o u gh t and E x c h a n g e d JE W E L E R HEAVY HAULING AND CO NT RACT ING MY SPECIALTIES Pickard s |liind*Pnlnte<l Chinn C n riin m s Sn-rlin>î S ilv rr Rotter»' Plated Ware F ig h i anil W a lth am W ntrlic» A l.l. GOODS v e s t t ->*>*) GUARANTEED Eggs for Hatching U-t III« While Wmii strain winner* ui Orange county fair. Single Comb While leghorns. Single Comb Rhode Islam) Red», Indian Runner Duck*. Eggs for lunching and »lock for »ale. Order» honked for baby clacks and ducklings WHITE WING POULTRY FARM W. J . WILSON. P roprietor Sanford C. H ï - Chase & Co. SH IPPERS OF Florida F ruits «'«1 Ve^etabl ' ; F lo rid a • *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D IN G E E General Insurance Agents p lu m b i n g andj Gas Fitting C•*: I ««o^usa^it^FsrsoaaiAiuuiÜua - SANFORD, FLORIDA on*T*bé»t efforts Opposite City Hall ,« ,* * * v * * w w v v \ w \ * i* v w w m w w « w wi«w Phone 23 W w w w v%v m vw w M WM W w w w * « * » H �H M h h e 4 E r tr r Taaetay aad Frfci»y Marnine By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. JL HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, B u o l n t t * M o n s t e r Steinway &. Sons Behr Bros. Ma “Crown” ■ Sto Kohler & Campbell - H and Fischer T H E SANFORD SCH OO LS H i t Stnford schools hovo attained a rank In tho annals of educational events In the state th a t entitle them to first place in communities of the else of San­ ford and the commencement exercises la st week a rm on a par with the college commencements. T he many people at­ tracted to Sanford by the excellent school s ys tem Is noted by the Herald each year and with the growth of the school sys­ tem the growth of Sanford keeps pace. T h e Sanford system of having the pri­ m ary, grammar and High School sepa­ rata institutions and separate buildings has been commended by'the highest au­ thorities as one of the best features that could be engrafted upon the educational system, and with the new $20,000 High 8chool building, second to none in •the state, Sanford can well invite the stran­ ger to bring the children to the d ty where they offer the most superior advantages. The A utopiano S e jid _ fo r Catalogues, P rice s and Term s < J A C K S O N V IL L E FLO R ID A Lack Appreciation. The Herald has called the attention of the ministers of Sanford to the church column and asked them to give the*not­ ice for services every Thursday but few of them take the time to write the items and send them In and it is very evident that the Tampa ministers are in the same rut aa the following from the Tampa Trublne would indicate. "Although the Tribune cheerfully gives free space to the ministers of the the d ty for the announcetnenta of their Sunday service», the reverend gentlemen either lack the information or the indus­ try to avail themselves of the privilege. The number of church notices sent In for the Sunday Tribune haa been gradually diminishing until, for yesterday’s paper, only one appeared. Suppose the T rib ­ une should offer similar space free of charge to the grocers, or the druggist«, or the dothiera, or the dry goods men. or even the saloonists of the dty. how msny do you imagine would fail to take the trouble to write and send in thgir an­ nouncements? The pastors evidently do not appreciate the unusual concession which is offered.them. THERE’S A WORM) OF COMM Ik I Rev. Rlcheson Died Today Boston, May 21.— Clarence V. T . Richcson was electrocuted at 12:17 this morning. The current was turned on at 12:10:02 and the prisoner was declarod dead at 12:17. The former Baptiat clergyman who confessed poisoning Avis Linncll of Hyanis, his former sweetheart, was out­ wardly calm when he entered the death chamber, and he maintained his com­ posure while the stra i* and electrodes were being adjusted as he sat in the elec­ tric chair. Richeson walked to the chair erect, eyes straight ahead, until he »at down. Then he cloeed his eyes and kept them shut until the end. Seated in the chair, he was asked a se­ ries of questions by the Rev. IIerl>ert H. Johnson, his spiritual advisor. During his answers he said: "G od will take care of my soul and I pray for all. I forgive everybody." Tho last of thrae questions was: “ Are you willing to die for Jesus’ sake?" The reply in an even, well modulated tone was simply, " I am willing to dir " Champion Liar. The current applied was of 1,900 Gainesville, the home of Congressman volts, 8 amperes. One application was Clark, will have no more of him, and sufficient. by a moat decisive majority turned him down completely. Gainesville, Clark Residence For Sale received 163; Burr, 88, and Hilburn, 409. The Gsincevilla people consolidat­ ed their vote on Hilburn as they had been led to believe that he was the man to beat Clark with, and they were more interested in beating Clark than in choosing his successor. His home d ty knows him, and it will be well for the district to follow its example if the corporation crowd succeed in Setting him in the second primary.— F t . Pierce Tribune. ' We find the above copied in The Palatka News, Col. Hllburn’s home paper. Editor Russell knew it waa false when he copied it, for he had •een the return» from Gainesville, Burr 66, Clark 433, Hilburn 99—a total of 698 votes for the three candi­ dates and a majority for Clark oyer both his opponents of 268 vote*. Now compare this vote with the vote given CoL Hilburn In his home d ty , PalstluC. Also compare the vote given Frank Clark in Alachua county with th a t cast for Hilburn in Putnam county, and aee who is the stronger man with the people of their respective home counties. T h e Bun haa the highest regard for Col. Hilburn. Personally he la our friend, but tbs editor* who n eort to such wilful, premeditated falsification of elections should drop their beads In shame. They have attempted to belittle one of the best men th a t ever held office In Florida, falsifying the election returns In or­ der to do so. Yes Frank Clark's home dty know him, and It would be well for th e district to follow its iram p la and give him the earns vote in proportion on Me? ff8th.-(th s t the people of Gainesville gave him on April . Our-people should rebuke such dirty UM M the above by firin g F ran k Clark ■ solid vote on M ay 28— QainarrUJe Bun. in owning your own f i r m . Don» l.r loo Utr in picking U p L a i g a i t i a . i , l a i n 1/Yuit I he road lo wrellh »ilfri. tteifi oul from our oilier, when * u .« i. » shrewd enough lo pick u p t u t h plum* •• fell from our tree of kno«*le«1f* It « « wue man who k o o x i enough i< n 't Another * experience, at»«! «.r gi%* »cm the benefit of our* ll()\VARD-PACKAKh I AM Hanfonl, Hon.In to the keenest scrutiny and test Judge them by any stand ml uni you’ll And them ns tlir> -I...... I»* in everything except prn*--, »huh are lower than they should I* .n cording to usual standard- i’rnvr it by trial. PAY C A S H a n d S A V E MONEY f irst S tre e t Only rxdualvc Baker in the city. Ail mixing done with latest imprbved Sanitary machinery. S P E N C E R ’S B R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A 8 8 G R O C E R * Special O r d e r s Filled P ro m p tly P H O N E 106 Known to the I rade NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U E The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Easy Paym ents Low Prices Coffee Lovers si Pico Block THE latest ond greatest achievement in the art of rousting and blending. THE CITY RESTAURANT N othing Like I t E v e r B efore O ffered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the market tonlay. Cuts down the cost of living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment (fir s t Street. one block from Depot opposite Pottoffice) H. E. W IS E , P ro p rie to r *f : : - Formerly Manager of Central Cafe ------------ ~ ~ ~ ......... - * ! ;< S teaks, Chops, O yste rs and Fish a S p e c ia lty ; A Place F o r Ladles a nd G entlem en ; .- S h o r t O r d e r * A t AU H o u r * _ Prompt. Clean Service - ____ E v e r y t h l n g F l r a t C a e * - i Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates 1 lb. cans, 2 0 cents. 1 - 2 lb. cans, 1 0 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT < : cen ts Peeked Exclusively by CH EEK -NEAL COFFEE CO N - tm lb . T.nu JickjoovUU. 1b �J. m Brown-Morrison ff A very quiet marriage occurred at the home of the bride Sunday morning at " ..to o clock, when Miss Mary Morrison was united in marriage to Mr Hugh Brown, by Uev. ( ’. H. Summers of the Methodist church. Mr. Brown is in the service of the Atluntir Coast Line at SanW. E . Hoolehen has bren nt Kiss­ fonl, which will be tlie home of the newly immee for several weeks and in now ut married couple. The Herald extends Florence Villa. congratulations and best wishes. A. B . Mahoney waa in Winter Haven last week In the interests of the Fernald Fancy Work Circle Hardware Co. Mrs. Esterby entertained the Fancy :! WANTED The Meeting called for organizing a Band was adjourned to Friday night at the Presbyterian church. Come to the Sail Breeie«. I be Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter Sanitorlum, Hawks i’urk, Fla. —o|«en all summer. Ten dollars a week for well people, and Twenty-five u week for »ick ones. ¡here are Two Kinds of Chill Tonic PLAAKS AND OTHERS FR A N K ’S FRIDAY SATURDAY W. A. I’arr, Supt. of the Sanford Work Circle Wednesday afternoon last. Telephone Co. made a huaineaa trip Several members of the circle were tmH" Oooil form and"Notice buggy horse for sale to Tam pa thia week. avoidably alwent. but those who were and two milk cows with calve». A p jd y to I r58 - tf M r.' and Hall are present enjoyed the pleasant nfmrrronnr enjoying an outing on St. Johna river. together and their pretty fanry work. They have an ideal camp near the Delicious ice cream and cake were served. For a good table and home cooking come Mrs. ESterby'a guests were Mrs. J . J . to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Kates Geneva Bridge. 24-tf I'urdon. Mrs. W. H. Mil leer. Mrs. W. T. $5 tier week. Memorial service« will be held In the Wade, t/tc Tuner. Orlando. tf Johns, Mrs T. S. Davis. Mrs. H H. Hill. Congregational church Sunday at 11 Hub-My-Tism will cure you. n. m., May 26th, by Uev. G. B. Wal­ .Wheats Speaks Here 76-F'ri-13t dron, pastor. All are cordially invited Five or six doses of "G66" will break Hon. W.. N. Wheals, candidal« for to attend. • 2-tp State Superintendent of Public Instruc­ any case of chilis and fever; it acts on Mr. F . E . Spooner has recently tion s|>oke to a crowd of intelligent vo­ the liver lietter than Calomel and does pi^t in an irrigation plant at hia beau­ ters last Saturday night in Sanford, and notgripe or sicken. tiful winter home a t Winter Park. It was the concensus of opinion after the The contract was executed by the Fer­ addrrss that he would 'get every voter nald Hardware Co. of this dty. who listened to him. Wheats has not . p Mra. D. G. W agnner.and daughters Ix-en handed a square deal and the vo­ u Maude and Ada are comfortably located ters will *«•»• that he go«-* bark to TullaAil Local Advertisements Under This * " " « Newport, Tenn.» for the summer, •hfcssee to Inaugurate the reforms-needod Heading. Three Cents a Lint Each Issue ?-zm«ei < t t n e - tV sjw r* continue« to improve m -w jr rxthool system. Wheats is the under the treatment sho is receiving. Father of the Florida school system and I.OST Poekctbook containing Union 1 Mrs. George Brower reiurned from no one will deny that all that has eVer working Card and 1 11 00. together Boston, Mass., last Thursday. She was Is-en done in the way of school work in with receipts. Reward if returned to Herald office. srco^npanied homo by her nie<v. M ihs this state is due to his work us SuperinGertrude Green, who has been a sluden( tendent und teacher, und only a (Kiliticul FOR SALE One new upright Wheeler t piano at u bargain. Apply at 308 at Emerson College of Oratory the past dodge ousted him from his high office. F'rcnch Avenue. year. M ask Ixiver« of Sanford F’or Sale Cheap Several plecea of furThe Fernald Hardware Co. are in­ Sanford people well appreciate the niture. Call at 209 F'ourth street arul stalling a steam heating plant at the the great work lyeing done here in the inj iiu|»ect same. 74-2p residence of Mr. Inman, nt Florence (erst of music by Mm. Fannie Munson Wanted A celery farm to work on Villa. They are also making extensive and tier efforts are ably assisted by the shari* State pro|xiNitmn. Address, alterations in the heating system at music lovers of this city, ' Box 1 lit Sanford 7 I 2|> the Florence Villa Hotel. All the husine-vi arrangvinents and «ale 1 t \\ I.amg. wood dealer. phon« 2»it> Musses Mattel and Creosic Beeves and of reserved seats for Mm. Munson's r e -j 73-2tp Alliert Bronson of W’inter Garden came C l till last wts-k were under the manageFor Sale F'ive husliels A No. I velvet to Sanford Thursday to witness the ment of Hie following patroness«** Mr* la-mi *«xxI \V W Dr.-**«*r. |{ F 1» No j- •!; V<• V■> •>->• > . > . ; . v -y -y-y-t- -y-y-y-y+ -y-y< • -*+ + ♦ + + ♦♦♦♦ ♦ 4 flowng exercises of the Sanford High S U ( base, ( 'Iniirinan, Mm. H. A. How - Thrix<. 7:i J<p School and spend u week with Willie ard, Mm. It. F. Whittier, Jr., Mrs. F’or"F'lx It” Pa|>er Hanging done. Finit•> and Eugene Singletary rest Lake Mm It I. Pock. Mrs. Deane das« Scrt'ens for Windows \nd it«xim In tlie play given by the Literary Turner. Mr« U \S Brady, Mm M ar kisqi out Flies and disease Booling ami IN A S H O E D E P E N D S Societies of the Sanford High School guerite Martin. Mm. I) A Caldwell, guttering. Is*t me figure Tuesday evening last. Knndnll Chase Mrs I. It Philips. Mrs D. I. Thrasher C. A Smith, rear 616 Park nv Pho ON T H R E E T H IN G S took the part of officer Hogan, in “The Mrs. C. B. Walker. Mm J C. Higgins. Wanted—Couple lo rent part of Comfort t + 72-if lime of His Life.” instead of ilarold Mrs Henry Wight. Mm A D. Key. Mm Cottage during the summer Thirty bend Indian Kuniirr I hick* for I-ong, as was given by ttie program J II B ouiiiiIIm . Mm Cruse Hurtle* Mm + <r $15 011 Yrur old Light laying Pleven N J Perkins Mm G,*> II Fernald Mrs |^tr. umi Mrs. |). L. Morrison of K|>t + leathered o4il. balance feathering Apply onah. Tenn., have become residents M H Bowler C Adie, Celery City. F'ln 2-tp of Sanford. Mr. Morrison is an operator For Sale —Day old White Wyandotte •><• Clncki Ja s C Harris 72-.1lp hi the service of the Atlanta Coast I .me ^ Surprised Mrs ( raig You II Ik - sure of your money’s worth an d Boys, for your next |sini|uidoiii try an Mr and Mrs. Morrison are located for Mm F I. Craig, w(to is soon to go the pmient at the home of Mr. and Mrs north for n month s visit with relatives in Alliert (irainling haircut We do P right periect satislaction il you let us lit you. Our 73-Fri-2tp J l>. Jinkins, on the West Side. Missouri and then to tier new home in 113 Kailmad avenue ?! Cool off at Woodland Park Swimming + ♦ stock of Men’s New Styles for Spring con- j:; On Decoration Day. Muy :10th. all who Wichita, Kalis , enjoyed !i call from the • wh to participate ih decorating the ladies of the Moore's Stulion Sunday Pool and Picnic Grounds. Open every ♦+ tains “Everything New that’s good." graves of the Blue and tin* Gray will school last Thursday. The ladies came Sunday and Thursday. To let other n --------------------------------------------please bring llowers und meet ut I J. Se just ut Ihe noon hour, and when the well day*. Three miles w«-«t of town. cord's residence at 9 a. m. All comrade« tilled baskets which they brought were FOB BF1NT Two furnished rcxmis cor Third .mil Palmetto, Mr* FlaMerof Blue and Gray are ri*quest«-d to m«»,l unpacked there was such an abundance <•+ at l»i*toffice at 1IU45 a. in... Sunday, Ma> of all sorts of gtssl things to eat that bv <•+ t* * i !•: i : t i i t T i : k 2«th. 2-11* twenty six hungry |**qdc could H"t ex W AN I’FD by man und wife without *■ + children two or three rooms or small •>+ I'elephoiif No. liil I he Annual Meeting of the Master hail*! the supply - Sanford. Florida Mrs Craig has Imx-ii identified with cottage. Close in. F’urmshed or un­ Plumbery Association of Florida will the Moore's Station Sunduy school ever furnished. Address Booms, care of be held in Sanford, Wednesday May since its organization and will lie greatly Herald. 21, 1912. Mr. F. W. Mahoney of the r Fernald Hardware Co. is Vice-President inissml there. WANTED One good mowing machine The ludit« from the Sunday school were of Ihe Association. A good attendance and hay rake. Mrs. B. A Ilevier, Menduineft T H Jotinson, W B (iuerry. i" exfiweted and arrangements will !»• W***t Sid** ( W. Squire*. W W Miller, J C Smith. made. ai t o m o h i i . f: f o b s a i l Jas llixon. J ( Vaughan. < < Morris, Mrs. O. M. Johnson, of Fort Myers, “ F M F T h irty T o u rin g Car. fully 1 D Hart. J M McClelland, F! Hcpp. accompanied byJier sister Mis« Lovejoy, Louts Willis and Ml** F'tla Ingrulium equipped and in first el ass condition arrived ih tlie city F'riday moriyng. Will sell at :i S.n rit'tce F.<1 F Knox, kthey will lie the'guests of Mrs. Johnson's | ^ Titusville, Fla. Walking Bridge daughter, Mrs, Muirhead, whose home F'irtl-class Ixiard nt 306 Palmetto A v r . Miss Nona Wylly entertauasl the l o k i c k oli (lux m o r t a l m i l and < U in the celery delta. Mrs. Johnson Walking Bridge Club Thursday morn­ one d<sK south from 3<l street (.'lose in and cxinventent. Mrs. Mills. 8H-8t-p 1» the mother of Raymond L. Johnson, ing. Two tables of auction bridge were For Sale—Sweet Potato, plants Bed so well known in Sanford. played. It was the plan of the club not Providenc. Ix-st kind. $130 per ihouE. T . Woodruff has returned from a to give prizes at each meeting, hut for the sand. Rex Packard. Konte 2. or plione . trip to the eastern m arkets where he member» to keep their scon-, and at a 102-3 fiO-lfc made an exhaustive study of marketing time decided on each member would pro­ For Salt'—Two of my line truck farms. 57-tf conditions. He is very enthusiastic vide a prize, which would t>e awarded ac­ Ixvi lllnford. Ten acres of good laud for sale nt a over the prospects for Sanford's future cording to the scores and number <jf the Is your family well provided for in case you should . snd states that there will be more now prize. The highest scorn for the sea­ bargain. Three acres dearCd and croplie«! last season. All under fence. Near die? If not •ettlera here in the fall than ever before, son's games was made by Mrs. C. O. Mc- loading «tstion on traction line. Almost and everywhere he went people were Luughlin, whose privilege it was to have given away Particulars nt Herald talking about coming to Sanford. the first choice, which was a !>oz of linen Office W II Underwood now has n first class Hon. W. B. Harris, editor of the handkerchiefs. The prize received by horse slioer anil blacksmith and can Kissimmee Valley Gazette, spent sev- Mrs. Cruse Harin'« was a l*ook of Bridge, guarantee all work of this nature. Your rral hours in the d t y yesterday. Mr. "Elm er on Auction "M rs. T: A. Neal’s horses can be assure«! of the best kind At.LNI FOK Harris is one of the prosperous news­ choice was a white parasol. A silver vase of work In this line. See Underwood 45-tf paper men of the state and lately was chosen by Mrs. H. M. Papworth. when your horse needs shoes. For Kent—Five room cottage, furnished. moved Into a fine new building of his Miss Wylly a pair of silk hose. A |>on All conveniences, close in. Inquire at holder was cho«eri by Mrs. B. L. Hughes. own. N ot only doe« lie publish the Herald. 69-lf-c heat weekly in the sta te but his efforts Mrs. B arrett’s choice was a brooch, anti FOB SA LE— Fine lake front bunga­ we appreciated by his community and that of Miss Margaret Hart was a pair of low site nnd twelve acres of hammock ■ilk gloves. After the prizes were land; five acre» in cultivation, witn he is duly rewarded for hia* tabor. ^The Sanford Telephone Co. will chosen delicious caramel cream and cake, artesian well. One nnd a quarter miles PRACTICAL west of Sanford. Also ten acres of Commence thia week the laying of nearly and bonbons were^served. tiled trucking land, two artesian wells. ---------------* -----------two miles of underground cable. This For sale, rent, or share crop. R o y a l Arch Masons Attention V J/S /S L A. W. Brown, Enterprise .Florida. *ork U made necessary in order to do There will lie a regular convocation of 70-6tc *wty with overhead wires as much as For Sale—Horse, buggy, and liarnes. M. Poeaibls, and to prepare for additional Monroe Chapter, No. 16, held on Thurs­ Comer Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Ilrafich of the GREATEST telephones as soon as the cable« are day evening. May 23rd, 1912. Impor­ Flelaher, P. 0 . Box 1406. Sanford. Fla. 69-tf-c tant business. All memlters please utsystem of Business ColU’ijcs in tlie World—22 year* sueecss, 160,000 installed. All lines iq the d ty limits For Sale—One team of mules. 6 nnd 8 tend. *1U be made metallic. It wilL Uke ('miiracfs uiven years ok), weighing 1.100 to 1.200 lbs. graduates. More than 100 hif{li-grade instrmlors W. E. HOUSHOLDER, Secy. between two and three months to com­ Wagon and harness Also a one horse lo secure graduates PO SITIO N S or R E E l'N I) Imlorscd wagon and harness, loqulre at Herald plete thia work.- Thio changing over b> more Florida and Gcurgia Bankers and utlici Ini-im** mm titan BARREL. TAG I CRY NOW OPEN office or Phone 2U7-3 rings. 71-41P interruption to the eerviee-wiii AI.I. O TH ER Florida and Georgia business college* coinbiue«!. o . Place your potato barrel orders at ' For Kent or Share Cropping—My celery r hs very alight. once tO-iSMire dellverle» when wont- farm locate«! on French avenue. Sanford, also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FR E E. ttut>-My-Tkuii will cOre.you* e<L H. II. Deane, Oak Ave. and Tlrw S t . |for the coming sewon. Address. Cecil 0 A« J A M E S , M a n a g e ;, Ja fk 8 9 n Y U k , F k k hone 233. 59-tf Gabbett «t the Bobbins Nezt WANTS iSi r4 ■Kl rl i 111 m iff il I AND 111 MONDAY n 4 L-r i ‘iß I! YO UR M O N E Y ’S W O R TH I? i| I Did it lit right, look right, and wear right? 1! n É tf E. G. D U C K W O R T H a» i m . Are You Ready? TO QUIT LIVING , i l 4; ' !■*. X j See I). L. THRASHER Equitable Life Insurance Company ’S V ■■ . K* .• - ^ ■ ____________ — I a- b s--a , I fTf fS j di , �' “5 i JHC SANFORD tt RALO A WORD ABOUT THE ORPHANAG8 1 st*. j ■= I ff •» _ 1I fj il ^ y ; K V i- } f P : W Èr ■ | r - f K - .H . FV .‘ :f i ] n v L «i y . i ,*• H - Ai Chairman òf the board of tru s t*« ( Prominent Citizen of Arcadia Compire* Sporaman and Clark I fe«l that the friends and supporters Arcadia, Fla., May 17. 1912. of the Orphanage a t Enterpru* will appreciate a brief statem ent In regard Dear Mr. Editor: Although not now a resident of your to the present condition of the institu­ tion. Having been In Sanford and Enter­ Congressional District permit me to say prise for the past three days I have tried a word about the coming primary elec­ to make an honest use of my eyca, ears tion baaed on the fact that for many years I waa a voter with you, and on tue and power of analysis. further fact that I have been in u ponlF la t, my b a n .b o u t t t e tlon to know [wnonaUy the m l valuó to pokon u l otter tk m W a k w oottdlUpM. (lw | o U n -, n o rid . h, v. genuino among the children have been removed. ing such men In Congress as Frank Clark I t is exceedingly unfortunate that some and Stephen Sparkman, instend of new - people are not careful to measure their and inexperienced member*. Down hero terna when they volunteer to be repor­ in our District Colonel Sparkman was ten . If one, two, or three children show returned by a most flattering majority. a need of blood remedy why report that I want to see Frank C(ark receive the there la general prevalence of malignant aame treatment. The secret of the great disease in the institution? On Tuesday power exercised at Washington for so I was 'lectu red ," free of charge, on the many years by certain northern states criminality of the Board and the Super­ was not due so much to the intellectual intendent in regard to the filthy, dis­ ability of the men sent there as to the pol­ eased condition of tha children. If the icy of keeping them there for many years lecturer knew my opinion of the lecture after they were aenL Both Clark and th an would be no danger of a repetition Sparkman are strong at Washington. Fourthly, the question is asked: *'Why don’t you d o," oo and so? 1 answer that the Board has been and is doing the best it could with the money it geta My lecturer talked like we were able to get all the comforts and conven­ iences that might be needed at any time, and actually tried to beat this duty into my stupid brain! B u t tha Board qnderatanda Its own finances, and If tha critic «rill not require us to leap up to perfection In a day we may yet approximate the ideal of aw ry man and woman who have Joined the Superintendency and "Board of Management?" Finally, my critidama apply only, to tfcose to whom they do apply. The U sd friends and supporter» of th^ Or­ phanage will please accept assurances of grmtituda for their sympathy and loyalty. The duties of the Board are delicate; and while «re aak not for pity, «re do appreciate sympathy. Wo are familiar with the needs of the Orphanage, and can adjust ourselves to those needs only according to resource«. L . W. M O ORE. ; T o m a to W r a p s Quality Superior. Tormo Ca«h II. H. DEANC First St- an« Oak. Ptiaoo 295 7 0 -d H GEO. B. IVEY Notary Public All kind* of Legal Papers, Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L U. Benefit Society. The best and cheapest Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Office In Stone and Grove block. N O TIC E or shall bo Tw enty five Thousand (Z.’ S.O'AJ, |toiler divided into Tw o Hundred Fifty <ZM> Share» i f the par value of One l|u»dre>l (1100.00) I (oils-s each: which shall bo payable in lawful money ul tho united S ta te* ol America, or in property or labor, or service», a l a fair aod fust valualwu to be fiaad by the board o f director* A R T IC L E IV . T h a tarn) for which tha corporation shall bo perpetual, unlore sooner dissolved accord­ ing to law. A R T IC L E V. T he business of tho corporation shall bo ducted by a president, vtoe-preoident, a secretary aad treasurer, and a board of directors to consist of no t bos than throe nor more than five of its stockholders. T h e directors shall bo elected an* d ually by tha stockholder! on tho first Wednesday la Ju n e of each year a t 10 o'clock a. m.. a t a m eet­ ing had for th at purpose In Its principal office» ta tha city of Sanford. Florida, and Its officer* shall Immediately thereafter bo elected by the hoard of di­ rectors. U ntil those started a t the first annual t tag of stockholders, shall ba quaUAad. Ure butfts tha corporation shall bo roodurtrd by tho follow u U sury W ight, president; 8 . H. Wight, h i t ; and W. If. W ight, secretary and ________ aad Henry Wight, 8 . 3 . Wight and W. U. D E P A R T M E N T O K T Ilt« ! N T E K lO ll United S l a t « Land Office CalneovUlo, Florida, M ay I, IS IS . T o Arthur A. Uojrd. of unknown addreaa, Conlrot-e : f You are hereby notified th at A. T . IJpfotd who ffraa Paola, Florida, aa hU poet-office addfraa, did on April S3, IS IS . Ale In thia efllra hie duly corroborated application to rorvlral and eecure lbe cancciutioo of your llom retrad. Entry No. 0711». Serial No. 0711», made Ju ly 1«, 1010, lor S W f , ol N W R See. 1 and 8 K R ol N K R Sec. 5, Towiuhlp SO 8-, Han ye 23 K. Tallahamee Meridian, and a* ground* (or hw roolrot ha aliegaa that aaid Arthur A. U ojd haa n arrr resided upon nor ru ltita trd tha aaid tract, hut haa «holly abandoned tha aame. You are, therefore, further notified that the «aid alteration» «Ul bo tak m by thia office aa haring bean coofaaoed by you, and your aaid entry *U1 bo cancelled (herounder without your further tight to bo board therein, either before th b office or on appeal. If you fall to filo in thia office »Ithln twenty day* after tha r o p K T H pul.lieatjpn of thia notice,- aa shown below, your anawvr, under oath, •pacifically meeting and /eapowdlng to Utaae allcgationa ol ruoLaat. or II you tall within th at time to file in thie office duo proof th at you bavo served o copy of your anewrr on the aaid contestant cither In person or by registered 'THItl. ~ I f thia ear»ice ie made by the d d irery of a copy of your ana wee to the ranteetant in |rnon, proof of iuch ear vice m int be either the aaid cdntmtantV written acknowledgement of hia receipt of the copy, •hoeing the date of its receipt, or the affidavit of the perron by whom the d lllrery wae made ttating when and where the copy vaa delivered; U made by regittorwd mall, proof of VUrh service must consist of the affidavit of the penon by whore the copy waa mailed staling when and the post office to which it was mailed, and this affidavit must be accompanied by tbs’ 1‘o.t master'» receipt for the letter. You should slate in your i ju v r r thb name of the poet office to which you deeire future nolle to l e scot to you. S. W A R R EN , lleceiyer. WELL D R IV IN G Artesian Wells of Every Description S a tisfa ctio n G uaranteed B y E xp e rt W o rkm e n Wight shall roaeiituto tho board of directors. A R T IC I-E V I. T ho highest am ount of ladobtadarre or liability lo which the corporation n a y a t any tim e oubssrt itself shall M l ox toed tho are eon 1 gf its capital stock plus its surplus. A R T IC L E V t l . Tha name-sad rrodenco Of the Incorporators and tha number o f «karoo euborttbed* by Orden Talea it Haory ary W ight, Sin lo rd , Florida, ISO Sborsa. ». ■ W ight/fioaford, 8» B. Florida. W Shares. H II. W 81 W. H w»*ight. Saatard . Florida. M Share«. ' SUM of Florida. County of On this è v p m r e l l l r appeared before me, an oArwr duly k«tworinad t e taire asAtrewWdgemwit» of daadaTlUajy Wight, 8. B . Wight, and W. IT. Wloh*. lo ree » an know* lo U t-hr prrvoos wji* »ubs a t M te the forogotog (hartar, aad each lor U » reif before me eorrralty acknowiedgwd that they ‘ ■regla arproread, „ ta WUnni Wkrewof, I _________ ■ HILL LUMBER CO. — or — S■ S HILL HARDWARE CO. tread aad real of oOro a t Saaford, Florida, thia tha ltlfc day 0« May. A. D. IMI. ' J . J . DICKINSON, My. FO R C O N G R E S S C O N TE ST r M PubliraltM i boy^ who, with hfc his rodo^hee!kedhsUt¿r4 rowo-cheeked sister. ThU-LJai0W ,H>cau’,r 1. h#v® vWted that city* various times and have had an op­ ■ was the " fln t fruits” of the institution. portunity to learn their standing among He was a typhoid victim when 1» waa the leaders of Congress. Without saying taken from his home, and it left him the least word In disparargement of Mr. with a peculiar trouble In one aide of the Hilburn or Mr. Phillips, 1 urge voters to bead—about tho Inner ear. Two phys­ bear In mind that It would be many tears icians are ready to satisfy tho credulous before either of them, if seated in Con­ that there is no danger to others from gress, would acquire itny influence of ma­ the little fellow. Another orphan, suj>terial value to our state. * ported by .the father, was received upon In conclusion, 1 know____ thatl mere there are __________ ___. ______ the certificate of a phyaldan, b u t-Is classes of land developers in nurida disappointing. She will be 'e x a m in e d 1 today— the straight and the crooked. in a few dsyi, and the report will decide Frank Clark is the friend and sup|>orter the question of retention or dismissal. of the straight men, and the uncompro­ Outside of this little boy and girl I would mising enemy of the crooked qxowd. be glad to enter the orphanage family Florida will Ia*lie fit much i( we carr elim­ In a contest for average' health and inate the crooks. She will suffer nuch if strength. Among children who do not they prevail. live in luxury they look just like others. 1 most urgently hoj^e that Orange and Yet tho "news” goes out that the whole adjacent counties will send F'ralik Clark house is infected, and the chairpian back to Washington where he belongs. receives a free lecture about it. Respectfully your». NOTICE OF CONTENT Secondly, the discipline of the insti­ 1 er I'u b tirello n A RTH U R F. DOLIN'. tution is much better than the "reporter” K K I'A H T M K N T O F T IIE IN T E R IO R represented it. Obedience on the part l ln v o you lric<l t b c S i m n c l ln u a r f lilt United Hfalee la n d Office ol children is very largely n "liack Iisinc*ville. Florida. May I. 1912. a n il P a l m e t t o If nut g e l n m c a l t ic k e t . number” In this age, and if wo «*• obedi­ T o Allan I’lria ol unknown addrea», Contewlee 34« You are hereby notified th a t A T . I J ford, who ence among orphans we almost sym­ give» I'ao la, Florid a, as his post-office» address, pathize with them. But there is beau­ did on A pill 22, 1912. file In this office his dub' NOTICE o r I Nt Y lit 1*1 ill A 111 IN tiful ol>edlence among the orphans. N O T IC E Is hereby given that the undcr- rorrotiersted application to ro n trat and art ure tlie Back of It is authority that is (Kjaitive, dgntd will, on W'fdneeday, the 12th day n| June, ran cellalion of your llom eetead , E n try No 067H9, A. I * . 1312. or as anon ihrrtwlter ac convenient, and yet It is threaded witli tenQprnen*. apply to the Honorable AH«ert \V tiilchrist, Serial No 0 6 7 * 9 . mail» April t. 19|u. tor N W ', The "reporter" led me to look K>r fright­ (lovenvo, ol the State ol Florida. lor letter« of NW i , S,-c l, and N E t * of N F t * See, i . T o w n ­ patent incorporating the “ Wight (¡fixvTy Com­ ship 2t> S . R ange 23 E , Taiishuuw-c M erid ian, ened children running away to some pany" under the lolloelng prop«.«) charter, and as ground» lor hie eontewt he allege« that aaid the original ol which is now on file In the office ul corner, or cringing in the presence of the Secretary ol Stale »1 the S ta le of Florida, Allan I'ln e ha» never reeidnil upon nor cu ltiv ated the Superintendent. Hut 1 saw the at Tsilaharww th e ui<! tra ct, but ba» wholly abandoned th e tam e. IIE N ItV W K illT , Y on are, thrrebire, further notified that the »aid utmost freedom of approach, and there 8. II. W IO IIT . allrgationfl will tw taken by thia office aa having II. W ltillT was no look of apprehension or restraint. AIITULEN o r IN COM1*0W. NATION o r TIIK been con I rawed by you. and your said entry will ••WIOIIT OROCFHY « OMPANY” 1 was told thst the boy» have been seen The undersigned berrhv aveucUls themaelvce tie cancelled thereunder without your further on the wharf and on top of the orphanage together I or the purpose of forming a body politic right to b* b-ard therein, either before this office corporata under the thè laws law sol thè SStale Florida, or no appeal, if you fail to file in Ibis office within ol the la te ol Ftor building. I am sorry to hear this. A and wtth and under thè lollow'ng propuwd charter twenty days after the FtlU H TH publication nf A K T t r U f I. family of two or three boys and girls The n a n i ol thè corporation »hall 1» ih» "W lght this notice, as »bo» n lulow, your answer, under will find similar trouble and yet there llrocery Com pany" a r.J ita prlnctpal o ffim and oath, ipecifically meeting and responding to three ol buaintwe .hall he in thè City ol Sanlncd. is no manifest surprise in the community place Florida, e uh tifaneh office* in *urh other piaree allegations of eontewt. er i f you fail within that time the "reporter" lias little or nothing to In thè State ol Fiorala, and in thè »evirai «tate,gii to file In thia office doe proof that you have »erred thè l'n ited States, and in (ofelgr, rviuntrtea, a , m a> a copy nf your answer on U.e »aid contestant say about i t But it seems that thirty- hcrvaltrr he retab b .h el ( cither in person or by rcguterevl mail. If tlit» A R T IC H E II three orphan children a r e supposed to The generai nature ut li.e i i a a m . tu te tran» •efvice 1» made by the delivery iif a copy ul your have come from heaven, and that if so a et ed tir live corporation »hall t>* To huy and an-wer lo lb* routestanl In fieraon. proof of »uch •eli, and othenalae dispose ol. a l aholeeale and re­ small s family as that can't be restrained tali, lor protil or rummmaion, all hindi ol dry goodv. service must I s either the »aid contestant'» written rrockrry, gtaanrare, querniware, no- acknowledgement of hi* receipt of the copy, from occasional escapade* and hilarious groeeriea. liona. toharco», rigar*, droga, coffee», tea,, ■picea, showing tho' date of Its receipt, nr the affidavit mischief, the authority are looked upon attraete, naprr, rtatioorry, ronlectlooary, fumi- of the person by whom the delivery waa made turo, hardware, t in arare, menta. Tour, bay, era in, as incompetent, and should either go aod other fm iatulta, and any and sili artirlee.nr stating when and where th e ra p y was delivered if uauaUjr mrried aod harulled by a geo made by regUtered mail, proof nf such service must before the lecture bureau or go out of cenuaoditiaa era! whoieeale and retai) mercantile busmeae, fu business. In other words the Orplumage taiy .**ll ami earhange poattry. egg». fruii» and coo»*»! of the affidavit uf the [e-r-wm by whom the vegetahUa, to huy, huy a»U, rsrhange and othrrwt.« ropy waa mailed staling when and the p e t office discipline should be perfect, and any deal in nli aind»ioil _ _ rar_ to which it was mailed, and tnia affidavit must al lire »torli, wagon», t.uggie. (tagea, and olhrr irbiclee. fiamma, bruite», aa.idle», «, aadd occasional departure from this standard and all kind. o l leather goods, to huy, sell, i r a s , be accompanied by the postmaster'» receipt for fuie judgment uj>on the whole thing and bold real relate aad to imprvve same, to the irttsr tiuy, aril, ssrhan gr, and other*M r deal m all kinds Y'uu should »late in yuur answer the name »1 Thirdly, I think we have too many ul stock, and hood ,. to make contract* ol aity and the p s l office to aYiich you ile-Ure future nolle all kinds to further it* pur pcs* and trustoeea, to harrow Superintendents—too many who try to money and to aerure «ante by a pledge ol its stock, or to be sent lo you. "run " the institution. If every or.e by notes, mortgages, hood», and other obligations 8 . W A R IlE N . Receiver. upon the property of the corporation, and gen­ could see alike this would be splendid! erally to b are and etarnee all «uch powers as may ' But everyone hath his paalm, his hymn, be IncvW il to the purpose or bOeinrfls ol the cor­ poration. or Other Insetore» of a like nature, and ta and his doctrine. It would be a relief t a r e , eserrtse and enjoy all the right«, powers, and privileges Incident to corporations organised and to the Board if all, save one, of the Super­ Misting under and by. virtue ol the laws of tho SU M of Florida. intendents would resign! One at A R T IC L E U L time Is better. Tho amount of capital stock ol the coci-oration Tomato Crates E r LETTER ENDORSING CLARK * * * V * (From Tallahassee True Democrat) k. O 0' r •v - * Hurling defiance at Demagogue.s, P ea­ nut Politicians and Muck ItakcrH, Col. W . M . Toomer, of Jacksonville, the people’s Candidate for Congressman-At Large, delivered a ringing address before a representative audience in the Court House W ednesday night. •»•^ e• • e Colonel Toomer was in fighting trim and fired broadside after broadsido, into the ranks of those who are doing their best to tear down and destroy. He stated that h#..believed in the future of Florida; in th e fair-minded citizenship_ oT the '.State; that he trusted the men behind the ballot to go to the polls next Tuesday and do their duty. He declared ihai he wanted the people to consider the issues before them and to make no mistake in their choice of (jnigressman-At-Large.. "T he work which the coming Congress will have to do,” said the speaker "will tax the ability of real men. With big problems to solve the nation needs statesmen, and citizens who will think and vote in the interest of all the people. The Sixty-third < gress will be no place for demagogues.” “ I am a firm believer in the regulation of tin >o called trusts. I stand for the Hgid. enforcement ol the anti-trust laws, when it is shown that the\ haw been violated, but I do mft believe in the insane n.-v.-v.tuli.-v upon business. Demagogues and men like < Imnl L ’Engle are striving to stir up trouble, to ruin Im-muv». to array the people into classes aYid to gain conirol of the government for their own selfish end> H been charged that I am not a progressive. I am n* •> a- progressive in the sense» th at the term is used will) reference to Claude. 1 stand for a DeiniM'nn !«'i a government of the people. I want to go to ( ’ongn-?» to do what I can to make this sUiU* greater; 1•• in­ crease tho measure of her people’s prosperity; t<> help enact laws which will really benefit all the pe<*pl*\ to ni(H»t and fight every corrupting influence; to in and bring the government closer to the |x*ople n ni to do my part towards securing the piLssage of leui'Lit,. which will build up. If 1 go to Congress, and I thu.k I shall, I will fight graft and grafters; fakes and faker*, freaks and freak legislation. "M y friends, the tarifT is the one big issue of the day and it is more than right that you should know my position on this question. I stand for a DOWN­ WARD revision of schedules and for the carryim; ■oil of the platform promises made the people l>\ the I >« n ■ cratic Party. The W ays and-M eans Committee "I the House t»f Representatives, where our party i> m overwhelming majority, is dealing with the larilL to-day. I hope that the question will be .settled soon and for all time»> It has been chargtnl that I am a friend of the ‘interests’ and act a»s attorney f<»r socalled trusts. Both these accusations are false. 1 have been coumsol for the people in prosecutions where alleged trusts faced the court and I fought them to a finish. There is one m atter to which I wish t«> call your attention and that is my plank relating to im­ migration and health luws. If you send me to < on* gress, I .shall fight to secure the creation of another -executive departm ent; one which will have charge of immigration and health. ✓ With the opening of the Panama Canal,- thousands of foreigners will come this way and pur people will be exposed to cholera and other diseases, unless these people are properly handled. This is only one of the big issues which will come before Congress. If I go to Washington, I shall do what I can to have this new department in operation within a short time»” The above gives some of my platform principles. •I favor all th at Democracy favors and oppose what Democracy opposes.If you have not received a copy of my platform m full, send for it a t once. *1 wan’t you to know what l stand for and what I will vote for uuCongresfi. W . M . TOOM ER. Winning Candidate for Congress Stote-at-Large. m m w m m o g Bn A �b y FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT ILLUSTRATIONS /¡y W * bt a a s / x j -M Ä K u it c a w w r y •YN0P8IQ, X.—W *li»rf UjrMnut. ■ a s affected Efiglieh a preeent from a friend In present prove« n> A U ttar hint* of I I L - U r h t a g t dona the pait« a t night gets up for a •arrant. Jenkins. ooaiaa In »anlaa U ah tn u t, atL Think Inf the aertnut chang»« hla clothaa help. Whan* Ha reJ on hla nack with tant*s belief that he ____ IT«—Jenkins teTla I.Uhtnut •noounUr ha had^wlth 1i hideous dreaaed unaa. T—In a mcoll«*#, , girl In b g• from hla tnut la aaked e night on hla 1er Llghtnut pajamaa 1ft ' ' U ^ s l a i ng7 c n i n r o v n —Bhe tella him her name la rrancia and.puaalee him with a «tory of har love for har alater'a room-main namol Frenoee. Next morning tha girl |a mlaeing and U ahtnut hurrlaa to Tha boat tp sea har off. lie la •i.'coatrd hr a huakr oollege boy, who oalla him ■—O n » ■ but be does not aea the glrL -Weky,* V i li—Ja ck Billings calla to apatía the *n^rht with U a h tn u t." They die£ ’Ia*roFrt h í 1í 3 e S 2 r & dd,n ,n Uw bul* CHATTER I X —Bl^Ungs dona the pa­ jera#» and retires. C l t A l T E R X —Ughtniit tetar dUcovera tn hle «fcartment a boefy p*r«on In tnutton-ch«p whlakare and waartmr pajamna janktna'icalla 'ha poltca, who ture the Intrudar to be a criminal, callad ” Fu»y Oread pe.“ CHAPTER X I —Tha Intrudar declarea hea la Ltghtnut'a Llghtnut' guoat and appeala to tha lalitar In ralo. CHAPTER X I I —lie ta huatled off to Jan. CHAPTER X I I I —In the morning Llghtnat la aalonlahad to find lulling" gone, and mora aatonlahad when ha get» .. me», »age from tha latter, demanding Ida clothaa. Llghtnut. bound for Turrytown lulling'« home discovers "Frmnrre," tha girt of the paj amai. on tha train CHAPTER X I V —Llghtnut epenke to bar and allude# to the night b e f o r e Hhe declare# Indignantly that Llghtnut never »aw har In black pajama* Ai Terrytown Prance« la met by a hu»Wy college youth who halt« Uahtnut aa "Dicky " T h e tat tar tgnoyaa the boy. who then threaten» to thraah him for offending France» Llghtnut taka# the next train home CHAPTER X V —Hilling» etorin» over tb» outrage of hla orreet lie and LlghtDut discover myatertoua Chinese ch a ra c­ ter» on tha pajamaa. CHAPTER X V I —Profe«»or rr la callad In to Interpret glyphlca. Dooienfoorth« liloro- C H APT ER XVIT-TIe ravoa Over « dial ha call# the loet silk of Bl-Ung-Chl. CHAPTER X V I I I —The writing declares that a parson waertng the pajama» will lak» on the semblance of the prevloua »•ar»r. Th» professor borrow» tha pa Joinaa for experiment. CHAPTER X IX —"Hilling»" d r e e d In pajamas ta found In the |>tofrs».,r'« rpom and la taken home In an auffunnhlle with France# and a woman Llghtnut call» "the frump." t v CHAPTER X X —Llghtnut Is angered by "the frump's" elsnderoua talk about "Francis." CHAPTER X X I —"Hilling« la taken to his room. AI fervent trita tella Llghtnut that I.lgl a message has been r»c»fvi received stating aa Just bran that Hillings _ i was wo under arrea1 Tork for ateallng a »ult uf black peJames. CHAPTER X X I I —Ju d *» Hilling» aston­ ish»« U fhtnu t with a tala of Francla' ••capadee. U fh tn u t aska permission to »peak to "Tranoea." io the devil ta this f e llo w ? " And I ad­ vanced angrily—daatiod annoyed, ypu know. Billings Interposed. "My brother," he said quietly. "Tee, hie brother," almost ahouted the other. Then he low ered his voice at Bllllnga’ c o m m a n d : "A nd I any, you didn’t tell Jack you w e r e on tho tretn yesterday, p osing as a Mr. Smith,' end that jo u Insulted F r a n ­ ce«." He ebook off hls b ro th e r's hand AOfrtly. "Oh, yes he d id — s is t e r told me about It! I know It was you when I fot to thinking about It this mornto*!" If# panted for breath. "I can't call you a liar, Llghtnut, when you •ty I wasn't at your rooms, bocatise Fou’re a quicker hitter than 1 am, ood— He looked around and shrugfed "And because wo are tn thla kouae. But you’re an Infernal hypo­ crite, and I want Jack to know It.” He laughed mockingly and faced hie brother'. "Aak your friend, Mr. Lightaut, about that girl In black pajamaa ta hla roomsi’’ And h# flung himself from the room *lth a Parthian shot: "Aek him to UU you about her aa he did me. Aak blm who It wael". . Billing! teemed to groan. "More black pajamas I” he muttered. I faced him eagerly. "I never told Mm about her—I'll «wear I_ didn’t," 1 pleaded mleerably. "You know all there ta to know. Jack.' I wouldn’t tell anybody In the world a thing like "And, beeldee, abe’e forgiven me." 1 penlated gloomily. -And riove bei— tad we’re going to be married— Jftjg rtL lir And Thla Wae the F ru m p ’a F a th er. »tin butterfly net«, ihd 1 drilled out to our pa­ vilion overlooking the broad sweep of the Tappan Zee Aa yet. her father had said nothing V » mo. but I knew (hat tho blow might fall any moment Only the arrival of the frump a father | had ao far save«] me And though I hud gone right ahead vloluting nta Jolly In Junction about F ran ce«. I kept n nort of parole with him hy avoiding any discussion of things that I knew would have Inleruated my darling tho most that la, our lov« and our futuro l«nter » e took a drive through Hleepy Hollow and the Pocantlco HIU«. Hut though we grew better and b etter acquainted every minute. • I couldn't help fooling devilish dlsap polnlod. for never once did she ever coll me Dicky | wondered moodily whether her brother had told h e r'y e t of his plans for me. In the evening, the younger brother showed up at dltinor, but eulked. which I thought under the circu m sta n ce« wns about the most coneldorate thing ho Could have done Once during tho evening. Hillings, who had boon talking with the pro­ fessor, turned to me. " B y the way, D'.cky— those p ajam as, you know—' wh;>4 did you do with them this m o rn ­ in g?' He nnd tho p rofessor whis­ pered ag ain ; then Hillings turnod bnck. "O ra y .p a p e r p arcel— um— you know ?" *• Know jw ?t Dash It. of co u rsa I knew. but I— ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2957 '" B A Y ST A T E ” § The It is a shoe made for conservative men M ade thiouyhout of Gossamer Kid. Tanned especially for this line of shoes— as fine as silk, and its wearing qualities are unexcelled. I lus shoe is fitted with the famous patented an h supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support the arch of the foot nnd prevent fallen arches. Nlever IWore put into rv shoo nt this price* A n exclusive feature. 1 his, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme ol comfort and health in iootwear. $ 4 .0 0 . <! W r Vkult you would nuiif in An< ■ * D. A . C a l d w e l l & Sons i * Y * V f Y i Y i V i t i í i í g g V iV g t V i V g g f g fV w V ù V V tV ^ V ir V ^ ! EXC U R SIO N V I A A T L A N T IC $:mm Wtuliuu'inii !» c 1t.i 111111<>r>' M< HlfllM.K FINISH ED I h Si i lir e fLi t «h I"" St. I Lillis, MO. L ,{4 |v in Srpir n.|»ri 10 tin#! lutili í lflt»bf( IMI? r ji.i i r%r i v è t i m i rt« Al Unite Corn Line afrnt »»» "Ulf A . W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . 130 W e st Bay 81. JA C K S O N V IL L E , ELA. ^ Seeds and Poultry Supplies W r can supply you for im mediate shipment BEGGAR WELD SORGHUM M il l El PEANUTS Most complete line of Poultry Supjilics <>irdrn and Field Seed» In Florida POTATOrS. BrANS. GARDEN AND MiLD PEAS. AND EICLD CORN ..... - E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY IK # 20G idly. Tlie wooden ujijiroaches to the bridge are 1.500 feet and the steel draw bridge proper is 1U0 l i f t , making 1.420 feet of bridging. The njiproarh»'* and fills were made under the direction of J . T. M c­ Lain and are pronounced all right by the travelling public. Now let the goo«l work of bridge building go right on and have the Osteen ferry' converted Into a " I t Is a phanaeus c a rn lf e x ," sold tho Kteel draw bridge a» « hiii as jiossible. for p rofessor positively the travel to the E ast Coast will »<><m la­ By Jove, It looked to me like what in full swing and the bridge will be u we used to call a dung beetle! Afid then tbfl jw o oru A * went out great convenience. •i t,» ___ « S ,1 .', $|H MM New 'l ulk N J i»l I It (or HKlioli oli i i k i * r •l»,l oll.r Billings rudely. Hut tho professor was already across the room to the rescue. "Ha! not a glorlosa," ho said an! tnate«Ur, as ho snooped over the little greenish thing In the frump's hand. •'Observe the shortened prothorax and mesothorax ant»—” “And metatborix," chimed In the frump, her head oloso to bis. ‘‘Hence—" » ■ IT i f t Í r ii íí nr * LIN E S-IHHH I ’ ) 111. i<i«l I >t 11.1. I ’ ll $ )H ,11 I In« iii'ii 3 Iti : * .v * i* ; COAST R o u n d T r i p f r o m S i ln f o r d , Fla. t onnrrtlon NMlh (ien e*« Section All Thai Could Ile D esim i The new sin-1 draw Jiridge tlint con­ nects Sanford nnd the Geneva section is now ciuii|ili“ted and the people from that thriving section are now flocking to S an ­ ' i ford and making goo<l the statement of The Herald that the money donated to that project would Ik* money well in­ vented. Hy auto this trip can now lie made in 45 minuti'« and though the rouil is not in a.* goo«l shape ili it will ev e n t­ ually la- the change from the old antule|uvinti ferry system is proof th at Orange county and the Sanford s*i tmn en|H'«'ially expects to takt;Xjp»-f«'u<I in the mutter uf good roads and bridges. The new bridge brings our thriving city into clos­ ingly. "1 think It’s a phuelotua glorP er touch with the good people of the rap­ osa.” idly growing section around Geneva and "I don't care If It’« » giraffe,'’ said in time this rich country will develop rap­ v *. nodel» t u « 1AU. uy 1 11 If t w 1Snow «x>L 1*1 tic other w r c au v. T— ■ neat, fitting like a glove, but with a world of wear. It is practically impossible to wear it out. Made on the Standish last, with a short forepart ^nd a rather broad toe and common-sense heel. HI 1lliiK~b M ired ut tne with popping ey e* for en Inatnnt T hen h* lifted toy rfila nnd Ibokod at me nnilotialy " A t o you Quit«» » e l l , old m a n ? " ho naked. "H ead ach o , o r anything like . Rubles? Dash U, I had to think that 7 Hy Oeorg«*, It’s from elttlng out hard to remember what had become Hut I got tho Idea In th o .s u n without « hat Ma rry my Of the ruble« slater?" Ho wagged hie head lugu­ "Why. tha professor has tho»e,'* I b riou sly.' " W h a t — K U tsb eth ? Oh, reiiiliitled him "T h e red pnjauias. yoi good lien vet)» ' " know don't you re m e m b e r?" I «lrowj "N o— F r a n c e « ," I explained a n x ­ It IIII («wide Hillings stared Hut he iously Ho »t«r«il "F ran c!«?" Then hie returned them, lie el, lltlltied, j^aeTTiK nrm led inn out "C o m e along, old nn «Hid sIdi-v. In*, look nt tlm ptofossor. » ho whm talking to F ia n c e » unit tho c h a p ," lie imUl with mi nlr Of concern fruiuji Hillings frowned "W oTI get a little l c s — ’’ "Haven't seen them ," I snld c a re T h e r e was n bustle noar the hall IessIv. for I wanted to talk to tier e n tra n c e and I heurd a commanding Dll, dash the ruble» « a l t till m o m voice I recognized as th a t ol Judge In g"' Billing« Hilling« looked sourly nt the jiro •- "C o in s right In. Colonel, and we will f«-s»<>r and went off and sat alone He try to make you forget th at little ex a e p e ra tlo n — do you know 1 Just can t seemed put out about the old boy not «•turning the gurmeipt« N«v«r «oetno' get over the Idea th a t I've soon you so m o w hero nnd r e c e n tl y — Hallo. I I’o lb- Continuril) Jaok ' Colonel Klrklntid, tny eldest boy. Jack named a fte r his mother. Jo h a n n a Look here. J a c k , has ev e ry ­ I’lurnln'f* in \1* i i lliTr body oil the blithering police force rim l lnriila St.iti’ Avuii-nitum uf M i" I g o n e crazy about p a ja m a s? Most In­ fernal o u trag e purdon me. Colonel tit I’liifillier« »ill hold it« annual im-et KIr kIn11it thre«» policemen wanted to mg at Sanford W’l-ilnivaiai \la\ J J ihI arr»-st him on description -d rag n et Ch. di'li'g.iior- »ill arri\i- during tin forio rd e r, they mild— for steeling a pair niton Iiftii-n ari- i-\|a-i imi (ruin l am of silk jmjntnna E ven hear the like pa The uni ting »ill In- «*i»I!•-.I to nrdiT of t h a l ’ " at Mu' Sanford l i n a i ' at _’ p ni I In •>! Hilling»' voice murmured something, fievn t of tin- aoMM'iation an- U K Mriitnl lh«*n 1 wua dully conscious of my Andri'»i. priiident. Tam pa. Fla . F \V n a m e being paused nnd of the fact ; Malann i, mio liriiodent. Sanford It I that I « « « limply shaking a hand. Hut I doll t re m e m b e r uttering a word Joughin. «-i-ri'tary. Tninpa. Tin- uaitial mu-ting will I». • liidd at the «'onIdu I. hy Jo».., for tny Jolly I ta ;.|1 tong i« »ns pal nly led Did lit know >anfurd 11 1-* a' 1 n l'Iork what to do didn't know » h a t to say. ir.»; im n.lnr- |»dl la- ••nt«*M.nn«i| !•> you ktui» for th ere before tny e)e e, ila a a ,i. it i'ii r |>| iiiilii-r- of ''atdord. • recognizable and unmistakable, dw II |>ing«i- and I \l.itione> of Mu aplttj frock coat and white choker tie, Kt-rnald Hardware Co. The oliji.-ct of wits the flgur«t of " F o x y G r a n d p a ” the master iilumtH'n iikkm' iuIiom is to T h e beefy face, white mutton chop safe guard the public health by insisting whiskers and bald head wore ns Inmi tin- beit sanitary regulations and to «lollhly Imprinted on my memory n« i proti-i t tin imlilic from mrnni|ieteiit and tli« auuburu llu* th at fenced hi» flery irri-s|iiilis||i|e »orkllieri II tin- pllldli' fa«o Miai M n ir jilumtiing work i> done by ! And this v u the fr u m p « fethur. and It »an for him »ho » » < scheming members of till* .««.soi'iation they eali rely ••• l .a .o g 1 1 protl'i’t loll .irai Mil- | dilli to make a home' In alili and '.ifi 1 . are also pr-Ui. led --------------CHAPTER X XX I. s ill.I Bay State model is worthy of its name. "W h y. I ’have them now." cam e quietly from my companion, "than k s to Mr Llghtnut. lie gave them to me this morning " Have them to y o u '" gnsped (ill lllIgM lie whlHper«w| to rue 'Hut the rubles you cuckoo you dldn t give her timee ? 1 The Club. I didn't go In to luncheon. Instead, I lay down np In my room, wondering what Jenklne would think when he »aw Foxy Orandpa a guest with mo under this roof, and wotidorIng nJ»o what I ought to do. or If I should do anything I camo to th* conclusion Anally that I wouldn t say anything for the present, for I had nlxnit «11 the complication« I could c a rr y . P resently I went down to the living room, where they were all assembled, and my heart leaped as I thought I d etected a brightening In' F ran ce« face a« I entor«»d Hillings wns waving tho frump away with hi« fat hand "T n ko It aw ay," he anld "1 h ate b u g « " ••Hut, Jn ek y ." »aid the frump plead­ S fe iP * . i> U e e . 11 u -e e iK e S ta te E. Bay StT, JacRsonvillo, Fla. �. J * U\vsv; " .. '•K? . * V. * - .? p J • nu I k 1 m r¿'~ ' lr « / To Save Money-All This Week at the Y m « *— Closing Out Odd Lots of Shoes for Ladies, and Children ■ B U R fcv#j ; SI -' - * kl L ... w l »* > • ■ *• Men, • • Balbrigan U nderw ear, closing out f o r 4 9 ^ e a c h 1 0 0 0 yards of Law ns only 5 c per yard Ladies’ Fine Gauze Vests o n ly*8c. We Still Have Everything Carried in a Dry Goods and Gents’ Furnish­ ing Store, Now is the Time BO STO N B A N K R U P T S A L E HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT (Contimi*! from page 1 ) ■ - • •• m lî-r i n ­ ni main entrance, and a dainty little Junior In blue escorted tbs ladies to the cloak room on the second floor, and then Into the reception room on tho right of the main entrance, where Professor Perkins, Mrs. Perkins and little daughter, Ethel Goodwin, stood in the receiving line with ithe guests of honor, the graduates, to re­ ceive the congratulations of their many frienda and guests of the occasion. The handsome library was used for the re­ ception room, and was tastefully decora­ ted with the green vines and flowers. Af­ ter meeting and congratulating the grad• uatea, the guests mingled with their friends in tha hall and auditorium, where they were seated to enjoy the delightful songs rendered by-Messrs. Pope, Wether 111, Inman and Blackman, the Hollins’ College quartette, who in their gracious manner entertained the music lovers who gathered in the auditorium to enjoy the : songs. Leaving the rooms below, the guests were escorted by sn attentive Junior to the refreshment rooms on the second floor, where the pretty class colors were evident everywhere. B u t the daintiest feature of the whole reception was the presence of the ciaae colors and decora- tloh motif in the delicious refreshments, served o n -little tables, with handsome white covers and green and white star Jessamine in vases. On the blocks of whits ice cream was the number 12 in green, and also on the w hit* ldng on the cake was the seme class year number in green. After the refreshments the guests returned to the auditorium wbsra the quartette were again their moat generous entertainers, delighting every on* with their beautiful aonga which ended the pleasant reception, one of tha to be re­ membered events In the lfvee of the graddating class of 1912. To the faculty, and especially Mias . Guild and Mia* Tetherly in planning and making poeslbls the happy occasion and «battling reception, and to the Junior*, are due t b * t hanks and appreciation of all whose good fortune it was to be pres­ ent. 5 W IP* I ■ . Graduating Exercises 01 supreme interest and the crowning bwent of Commencement week were the Impressive and beautiful, though sad, graduating exercises Friday evening in the auditorium of the Sanford High School« when the Senior claw , who had completed with credit and honor the pro- distinction of lieing the baas singer of the bright bita—in fact, a real salumagundi. A Visit lo Kam bunt scribed course of study, sml after receiv-j class. Supt. McKinnon had the honor Th« work was done by Cha». Wing and is At the new **«•fitm»1 . •' > *«Tilt>■.J liai ing their diplomas as a reward for work of introducing to the audience I)r. A. A. excellent in every particular of the printAvenue and Eight ti *•'*'■•' ••'1Ch t by the well and faithfully dono ceased to be pu- i Murphree, A. M., L.L. I)., president of ters' art. The citizens of Sanford should Sisters of Mercy, tic it!l<• gir 1» nl th. pils of the Sanford High School.* The the University of Florida, which he did in purchase copies of Salamagundi und send ■ p,nr\ Un.!'' school will pr«-«,iii i ' large auditorium and stage were taste­ his moat felicitou» style. All the trice them to their friends in other stat«*s. lli^ir larenli for till* entertaiiiim ui ■ ! fully decorated with the beautiful »tar compliments und bouquets that Mr. M c­ IH'k. (In the Thursday evening at s 1 jessamine vines, lovely ferns and grace­ Kinnon was pleased to offer Dr. Mur­ Entertained The Juniors following evening i 1 M i '11h it ful bamboo branches. The class banner phree were more* than deserved, as lie After the exercises at tlie High School 8 o'clock the leiys nl H e • I..-I1 will i¡rrand colors of green and white graced the made u very fine address indeed. After Friday night the ex-Juniors were invited 1.1, re Work m*nt a play, t Ik- riarn. back of the stage, where the chairs had congratulating the gruduut«« on the aus- to tiie home of the president of the grad­ •- ■g Mai l>een arranged for the gradual««, the picioua occasion and commending them uating class Mish Jossie Stumon, where* Conquers " <*n 1 .• !.. fair)2 8 1 ti. ut 8 «i. he U in­ school hoard and s;>«*Hker and the school on their school achievement» lie gave | luMrrii il faculty. The Stutnon orchestra ren­ them several wow* and kindly »tig-1 Miss Guild and Miss Totherly, after the land" W ill be f» -| l••' ' the city. dered several delightful selection» for the geslion» for consideration in planning organization of the Alumni Association T I m* following sy nop-M- of the \ml to entertainment of the lurge audience of their future. Dr. Murphree made u of tiie Sanford High School. A very parents, friends and citizeas of the town, strong plea for the public schools and for pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The Fairyland" may I** interesting who fill*) the large auditorium to over­ education. In a clear cut und forceful president of the class of '111 was called for Once two little orphan children from » flowing in their appreciation of the oc­ way he showed the contrast between the to make a speech, Jiut he failed to re- city far away slart«*d out hi thrttchiMi»h casion and heartfelt desire to do honor to life and attainment of an educated indi­ spond. lielief tb find tin i-ountr. li.Tf Hu* pfrtjr> nl their vidual and of one who hud no education the ten sweet girl graduates and their ( ¡rowing Deli cious refreshments were served d ur-lly fairies stay three manly classmates. While the or­ higher than.that gained in the school of ing tin* evening. The home was fra­ »«‘arch tk«-y sat down h l,i *»\ «itp to •., flirchestra played a march Teniy-y Deane, life. The fuculty ure to lie congratulated grant with cut flowers and ferns. green^Tint and fell us|*-*-| ah rhihlrrfi the dignified Junior and Marshal of the on their choice of a s|>eaker and teucher and white tieing the prevailing colors. i«*s came by they found They occasion, with his badge of ofllce, dec­ for this occasion. At a late hour the guest* departed know­ und changed them into ‘ jir After the clone of Dr. Murphree’» ad­ ing that “all good things must end," and were happy and ront**nt,,,l nil thr l>»nd orated with the Junior clasn colors, pre­ ceded the school «board, County School dress Professor Perkins gave the class his with regret the graduates realized that of evil fuirit* came along and b> lhrlf Board of Public Instruction, the orator farewell talk, commending them upon their High School life was ?nd«*d. Be­ promise* of ull kinds of pleasure, etr •* ° n of the occasion, the faculty and gradu­ their faithful diligence and congratulat­ sides the classes of 12 and '13 were present the children away from the good fairie*. ate« dow*n the aisle to tho stage, where ing them that they had arrived at the Miss«« Guild, Tetherly, Whitner, Con­ who never gave up their narrh far tho board, Superintendent and Dr. Mur­ threshold of a broader, higher outlook up­ nelly, Purdon, L^cra Chappell, Jessie little ones and did »11 m their po»er to phree took tho seats on the right of the on lifo and its responsibilities and wisely and Junnie Stumon, Messrs. W. G. Fox, bring them hark. A short tune iltrr ti* children left th«* good fame* tlwy became stage, tho graduates in the center, and and J^nderly advising them how to as«* A.^R. Key, Mr. and Mra. Stutnon. their opportunities. He then pre*aent«*d very unhappy and I s W * ’he i1"** *n the faculty on the left. The invocation gels, who warned them I« lore, w hnnt Alumni Association was made by Supt. McKinnon, at the the diplomas. Wiiiie the orchestra played (heir last * After the graduating exercises were them back to the path of virtue. conclusion of which the High School Glee selection the marshal led the way to the concluded Friday evening all the former children at last went in «-arrh of the Club, accompanied by Miss Margaret Davis sang 'T n M ay Tim «" and "W ater library on tho right of the main en­ graduht<* of the High School who are in good fairies, and hearing them engint to Lilies.’ When the Glee Club had sung trance, where the graduates received the the city held a meeting in the superin­ tiie distance said, "Ia*t u» lade.hr« * their beautiful numbers and had resumed congratulations of their family and tendent's office and organized an Alumni see, perhaps they will find u* and U * friends. Aasociation. The following officer* were h ack." The good lain«« did P *1 u t their seats in the auditorium Robert McThe graduating class numbered thir­ elect«*!. President, Miss Florence Frank children expected, anil when they *Vn °fi K im advanced down to tho front of the teen, ten young ladies and three young vice president, Miss Peaches Lefllur; out and ssid ,"0 little fairirt. forth* » stag * and in a calm and dignified manner men, and are Miaaes Joaie Stumon, pres­ treasurer, Mias Mabel Bowler; secretary, the queen welcomeil them hark *•> j dtlivwred an exceedingly interesting es­ ident of tho claaa; Ruth Stewart, Hoskins Eugene Roumillat. T he first meeting In repentance there is liiissmif ** say on "Radium ,” which from tho dear­ Jones, Lillian Higgins, Mary Haskins, of the association will be held in October, help lielp you to be true." No* tb* io or ness of Its exposition showed great care Agnea Berner, Midlred Haskins, Ruby date to be decided later. fairies’ <me endeavor was to * * " 1 ^ and study In its preparation. After Mr. B etts, Elizabeth Muaaon, Bertha Pac­ fairies to their aide and with th* _ ^ M cK im ’a «stay Mias Josie Stumon, ac­ kard; Clarence Mahoney, Robert M cangels tliey Bllgeia wiejr at last -----------cam« of ,lie‘f1°*4 . r.u l!i,* .t Leave Orders For Ic« Cream companied by M r. Gwynn Fox, played a, Kim and Ray Maxwell. Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday cord asking to l>e forgiven, and * ^ delightful flute solo, "Adoration by Fe­ . can liave it made and delivered by leav­ promise that they would »lw>>‘*. lix Barowtld. Mias Hoskins Jones next The High Bchool Magazine servant* under their comm»"1 ing order* on Saturday a t Maxwell’*. claimed the attention of the audience Salamagundi, the High School Maga­ them, »"d no sali I v«V receive«! I VvVIV» » Latest improved machinery Insures the goodJ Ifairies while she drew a fine pen picture of "A n­ zine issued by the pupils each year la out cient Art," especially as it flourished in best of cream and quick delivery.; ' 72-tf are united In love “^ J ^ ^ ú f a l and Is a good specimen of wkat our boys and all promise ever to walk the Egypt in past centurias, relics of Vhich -T— • and girls can do in the literary Una.' The shining way of truth and lova sn have been and are still being unearthed by Mra. Geo. Dickinson will'o a slim­ staff thia year was composed of the fol­ tue. the research of the archaeologist* of the lowing: Ruth Stewart, editor-in-chief; merkchool in the grammar school buHdpresent day. Mias Jones' essay was well Josie Stumon, Mary H'aakiiuf,' Agnes B er­ ing. June 10. Pupils received from any written, Interesting and well delivered. Á \ *. . ' ner, associate editor*, and Robert >1c- grade. v 'l The old rebabe Plank, t* " 1 * I .y ,* "T h e Two Grenadiers," a fine solo, was Kim and Clarence Mahoney, busi­ T r f ----Guaranteed to drive wit M,l#l,â The Gate City House baa brought ‘dowfo ' charmingly sung by Mr. Clarence Mn- ness managers. The magazine show* tiie high cost of living. _ _Only $4.00 ___ ) p e r Chills, Fevtr. Colds ami Grip >,,u' 1 tle. honcy, accompanied by Miss Florence j shows careful work on the part of the conweek for tbe finest table board in the city. back, if U does nit. 2S c a n d « c ( * ^ Frank. c. Mr. Mahoney .rejoices in the I tributora and ia full of good articles and See Parker.1 t. 2B Ask your Druggist. y l c ■ ’ ir r ïTffîwfcr" - • * .-¿ rè r -.V i. . ; , * 4 A !/ * :- • ,• V- SÍ • ■i . • , «.* u* •• îUSBSHbwËüËLKânfMJMWilHBBBBHB ^ é .•.. . ¿ r Hi �Publlshod S e m i-W e e kly—Tuesday and Friday I N S A N F O R D — L ite it Number 7 » NEWS Of THE WORLD Items ofJaUccsUilfiaaed from Various Sources *— - b i f i d i h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e * here the Readera Will find n Brief Historical Sprint riowlni Tor hurried Readers SANFORD, C.elerjr d ljr Guards Will Soon He Mark­ ing Time On The Street With the primary elections leas than a week swsy, when the voters of New Je r­ sey will have s chance to express a pres­ idential preference, the campaign is rap­ idly developing into one of the most vig­ orous political struggles tho atato has witnened in years. Colonel Roosevelt will begin a whirlwind tour of tho state tomorrow. -Later in tho week President Taft will be heard in .n number of the principal dtie*. Senator La T-oHette idso is planning to «tump the state. Gov *rnor Wilson, on the Democratic side, must ix* six ty men anil that tIt«* Sanford will continue Ids speech making until the Isiys by hustling ran att«*lid tills year's night before the primaries, lighting hard encampment. for the »olid support of his home slate. l iter*- is nothing unite so good for tlie ••The result In Ohio ha^pettlcd the con­ young men of this city us military ser­ test," »aid Colonel Roosevelt today.- He vice and the encampment will l>e an edu­ wis greatly elated over tho OhioToports. cation and a vacation for many who do After reading several hundred telegrams not get enough outdoor life nt present. from kll parts of the country, Rooaevclt The roster is nt the store of Palmer & »id: "Naturally I am very much Seigh, and tin- Ixiys should put down pleased with the popular judgment of their name» at once, so as t«> get all the people of Ohio. I ixdicve we could the drill |HMi«il)le lietween now and en­ Is-t S.tllfnrd take tin- lead have »on without Ohio. Our opjxinents campment ill tinway • > ( a inilitnrv rompan) and Herded Ohio's solid vote to give them » In-up udded honor on our *-it \ chance to make a «xinl«»t at Chicago. Tlie victory in Ohio means that it will lxRevival Notes to try to beat a« at <'hjeugo It Tlie revival to lx- conducted by Kvunwill be impoaoible for them to win by to win by seating delegate» from south­ gelists R a » and Stapleton will Ix-gin witli ern »tali» which represent nothing but tin-first service Sundav morning. II a. m. The wliole fity should attend every ser­ fraud." vice and take some active part in this The uprising of negro«» against the effort for tlie moral and spiritual uplift of government is hourly becoming more se­ Sanford. rious. More thnn 5.000 negro»» have A large chorus i- ix-ing organized |,y taken up arms in Orient province, which Prof. 1». Polk, and tho ix » t 'w o r k in iml (ar outnumber* the rural«» and this line will tx- pr*»«-nt«-d l<* our |x*ople Irtsqrim tlist mx-tjon. While there have during the*«- meetings. All w iio will take bren no other clash«» with the authori­ part with him in this ini|>ort.'inl work are ties as yet, tho wotJon is in a state of requested to ipis-t at tin* Methodist prut virilement and terror. Floyd church Frida-, night. 7 til .Shirk and Joseph Bryan. American cit­ The following gentlemen have con izens, today complained to l;iiU xl Slat«» scnti-d to act as ushers during tlie meet Consul Molawny at Santiago that they jugs I W Miller, J (i Randall, t li. sere assaulted and rob best on tin* road to Smith, M K M o v e ..I K Mettinger. Dr. Siboney by a band of armed negnx-s. who Mason. M V ' Mnit and l. It Phili|>s divested thenTof everything of value they had on their persona, nn^l in addition )>cni I n \ppcsl them shamefully. The consul will take I tnke Ttnmeliesl of ••uriM'st .*p|s-al to th« matter up with the Cuban govern­ tinm*-nil>< r* of i InMetliiHlist church ment Death of Oliver Mitchell Oliver Mitchell died at the Neal Hospital on Monday night laaL The funer­ al occurred on Wedntsetiay morning at 9 o'do«ick at the Catholic church, inter­ ment tx-ing made in the Catholic c«*nie tery. Mr. Mitchell had Ixx-n ill for the past year and death came as a relief after »lingering illness from partial paralysis. He iud been a resident of thii section for many year* and 'held the respect of *»v*ry one, being a quiet and unassuming man who led his life in tlte («olden Rule way. He leaven five son» to mourn his loss, »11 of them living In this vicinity. Mooter Plnmbere' Meeting New District Will Be Most Pro­ gressive In State TWO NEW STEEL DRAW BRIDGES The Sanford District Will Have Brick Roads and The Best of Steel Drawbridges The new road district that will em­ brace the entire celery delta will be one of th«* moat improved ilia trie la in the state. The contemplated brick road« will coyer the entire district and will l>c further improved by tho construction of two or more steel drawbridge*. Tired of waiting fos the county to build-hriefcroa«i» the Sanford section has jxitjtioncd the county commissioner» to make this a special road district, and when this is done the work of making brick muds over the entire district will begin. The next step in the marrh of jirogre*« V e l u m * IV HHRGI.AR AT WORK AGAIN enue, thus connecting by foot and water road Volusia and Orange <*ounty. Last spring these two counties had the ap­ proaches to this bridge thrown uji out of the IxmI of "the river and 'Orange county had set-eral hundred f*x-t of trestle er*-ctt*d so as to -iMirten thr triji «cross the channel of tin- river. At the time tins work was don*- jirecautiiin was taken to have it eonform to the general ifiijirovc tiii-nl which would follow tlie erection <d tiie st«*-l drawbridge, so its to utilize tinIMirtion u( ihe prcpurator> work I'll«- Iiew bridge W lieu ri>M)|ih'lfd will coal ajijiroximutely 15,500 and the exl-'itse will lx- iionie in half by Orange rouiily, tbe remaining half lx-ing made up by prtvuu- subscription by New Smyrna and <>st«x-n settlements. Tiles«- two ronununili«» have already jib-rigi-d their projx.rtioh nl the funds and the work is now progn»sing in its primary' stages and will lx- pushed to completion as «win as some minor details have !»«-n adjusted by tin- war department The Orange county commissioners have ilo- matter in rtiarg*- and are now having pians made lor the structure, winch wdl I«- ready to submit to tlie national ollicials at W itsti ingtol) m a -liort time Lust wis-k tii«- cominmnioner* w*-nt on a tour of tns|Mx-tion of tiie roads in the Sanford district 'l'is- new cut o(T on tinwest side, w Inch will lead to the Ih-Inilid ferry at Monne- i« l»-mg rushed just a.« rapldlv .*.- I - e c i l»|e ami will lw re „ i| \ f o r I us«' III a short 11till I his I lit oil will sa VI and to tie m« n il-r« of tin- O irtstiau <!•• nominations of our city and surrtiunding country to tak e st«>ck in the revival meet­ ing. T here is u great need of u genuine and mighty moral and spiritual quick­ ening T h e inexhautihle resource« of Ood an- at t lie dis(s**al of faith This is the dny of tin- Hol> Spirit, whom- mis «ion is to c«tn\ict of «in, righteousness and judgment and to ixnnfort tiios««- who turn from iiuckslnling and irn|**nitance. in contrition and faith to the cross of Christ Your pn-senre at all the s«-rvic«» is mint cordially aolicited. Yount faithfully, C11AKN ELLE If. SU M M E R S. U tile Newspaper Parable Sjx-aking of the difficulty newspaper» experienc«- in pleasing all their jiatrotu*. Tom Mason, editor of life, told thia one in his talk to Kansas editors at Lawrence. A boy had Ixx-n given a chameleon, of which he was very fond. His father, re­ turning home after an absence of* u couple of days, ask«xl the i>oy about the pet. " I t 's gon*\" replied the hoy. "Gone where?" continued the father "Oh, he’s all in, down and out." said the boy. His father being unable to under«tand, demanded an ex|>!anation. "Well father, I did u IKlle exjx-rinientlng. I put it on red and It turned red, l put it on blue and It turned blue. I jnR it on yel­ low and It turnod yello.v, but when I put it on plaid It burst Itself trying to be sat­ isfactory." ALL AROUND FLORIDA Light Fingered Gentry Seem to Like - -■ s*nford It would mx-m that aoroo of tho soexmd stroy artists are stranded in Florida and in order to get to the Democratic or Re­ publican conventions are forci-d to gut the money on the way and having spent the winter in TamjM* are now enroute north and via Sanford. Several case* have been re|«orted to the police df breaking and frittering and it Mx-tned to be the work of the professional. The game was repeated last Wednemlay morn ing about one o'clock, when Mrs. Jessie Speer thought she heard a noise at h«-r window and becoming thoroughly nrou-sed I«roked out and discovered a man tryto her sister to hind her a pistol scared the man away for the nonce, and as Mrs Speer rushed into tiie making his way toUTTothcr jiart part of the front porrh. She fired. and th<- first shot only iniss<>d him by a few inch«« and to lx- made by Orange county will lx- the with an ejaculation of " M y G o d " in* l\-ft er«*cti«>n of a st**1 druwdrjdge across tlie in a hurry, nlxiut as badly s c a n x i^ s Mrs St. Johns river at the fix>t of Celery av­ Sjxx-r. The plucky lady tins) rive shot« The Florida State Master Plum bers’ A*°<d»tion hold their annual meeting nt the Sanford House or» Wednesday. Those present were: Jos. Coona, Joe. Fowler, A. 0 . Johnson, J , W. DuBoee •»d 3. G. Bourlo, delegates from Jo c k •onvillt, W. E. McAndrews, R. T . JoughK Fred T. Berry, W. J . Rigor, E . W. Coatea, delegates from Tampa, A. T .. Willis and C. J. Godoey from 8 t. Peter*l>urg. S, A. Whlteoell from Clearwater, F. T. Rafchn from Orlando, C. H. Dingee, F. W. Mahoney, A. B . Mahoney and G. Femold of Sanford. The meeting *»» called to order by President W . E, McAndrew at 11:30. The following wer * trB elected oflteera for-the coming year: II Fteoident, Joa. Coona of Jacksonville, prealdent, R. T . Joughln of Tam p a; Fancy Work Circle , "o e ta ry ,, Jos. Fowler of Jacksonville; Mrs. T . S . Davis was hostcos of the *J**»urer, C. J . Qodae/ of BL Petersburg. Fancy Work Circle Wednesday after­ Hr. A. 0 . Johnson woe ejected os delenoon. T he ladies had a very pleasant (U* to the National Convention to be afternoon together in the enjoyment of at Salt* L a k t City. Alternates their fancy work, which was later laid : S i ? * ? ' C* J ' Q' ^ ‘ r * W. Mahoney aside in favor of the delicious ice rreim Jen. F o w le r .A . 0 . Johnson was and cake ai-rve<i by the hoatesa. Mr». *to> elected as state organizer. The visitor» were enjerjalned by auto Davis’ guest* were Mr». J. J . Purdon, *to*a. The convention .win a great autv Mr*. Esterby. Mr» W H Mllteer. Mr* f. and much im portant- bminefle was H. IL Hill, Mr». W. T. John», Mr». R, L, i Peck and Mrs. H. B. Connelly, visitor. Contacted. Vt F R ID A Y , M A Y 14, 1111 SANFORDS NEW ROADS SA N FO RD MILITARY COMPANY Lor a long time Sanford lun l>cen in need of a military company and several limes the Herald has advocated the orgunization of a rompuny of militia for the hoy« of this city. Several week« ago the ques*tion was taken up by W. C. Palmer, of the firm of Pnlmer & Seigh of this city, who takes a great interest in tire youth of SAnford and together with «overal exmilitary men the names of jirosjxx-tivc member» were solicited and thirty or more have already signed the roster and as many more are promised. Mr. Pal­ mer served ton year» in the national guard and four years in the regulars, be­ ing in a cavalry company in'C uba dur­ ing the Spanish American war and is in every way cujiahli' of organising and direeling the company. A letter from the General Ix-ars the information that the full complement of the company F LO R ID A . W on h Living n t-tyn , and he ia prohuldy running yet, a« no more house» have been entered since. Mrs. Sptx-r had a gtxxi d«*scri|>tion of him and staUxi today that when Flic General News of The Land , Of F lo w e r s , CUlttUtROM Tilt SIAIt PBfSS An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im­ portant Happenlnls In the * Stole's Domain. A young lad named Fanchor was drown«xl in u lako near lakeland last Tuesday while bathing, Pnlatka is to have a new brick block. Tlie building will contain four stores and will be a two story structure, The wJfe of r ongrcmnan Spnrkmnu ' d«ngeroualy ill and tho Congro-anianwas summoned to tier btdside on Tueoiiay. aRia-t ,a car crashing into an auto in r ri •'■‘'"ksonvibe—inst •'■‘’kaonviffr last Tuesday seriously in­ »urwl 8n ®*der'>' couple named Cash and they are not exjxx-uxl to survive. It it understood that lietween fifty and -ixt> car* of watermelons will lx* t*)iip|wxl from Frostjinxd tx-twixm now and tlie fifteenth of Ju n e . This is a now *hi|ijring jioiiVof melons in Florida. During the storm last Tuesday at l.akelnnd a house was struck by light­ she awoke at first he was so cli»se to the ning and ignited. Tin- hou.-x- was conblinds that -lie could smell cigarette sideraWy dnmagrxi by the holt nnd th* smoke from him. Mr* S jxxt certainly tir«*. The occupants of the house were di»«-rvr* crixlit for lx-ing as brave und*-r uninjured. tiie circumstances. *rul if every one give» Hie geiitleinan as warm a reception he I’lie negro«» who ambushed the of­ will not linger lung in Sanford ficers near Are her tile other day and kill­ ed two of them have Ix-eii indicted by tlie grand jur> of Aluchuu county fur mur­ \S e a lh e r R e p o r t der in the first degree und will jiay tlie Fai r t oni ght und Sa t ur da y ix'iinlty at an early date. Prrarht-r W ak*-s l p As >et there 1« no clue to the man or f.iiilor nl the lliliitil |men who e n tin s l Motormnn 8j>arkinuu I am one ot the Sanford jireachers who man and C onductor Smith from th«* uppr«x-|at«- the courtesies extended by the .street car in Jacksonville lost Saturday Herald to tiie churches W hat is more. night and lh<-n shot them lit tin- buck. | |(,.|„.V|. there are a good many more of All the money tiint each carri«xi a* wrli your reader» who an- equally appreci­ I as thn* on the car is missing nnd roblterv ative Nt-w»pa|x-r isiilors are situal«-d must liave lxx-n the motive. Ilk«- jireachers in some r«»|*-ct.s I’eojile are quick enough to jutnji on you if you L - r o r t l-auderdale is going to have tele­ i'lu* make an error, but they are not «i ready phone service by the rixal of J uum. to rixDgniz«- your excellenct«». Hut is going right ahead for a town that was not on the map many year* ago except t » l« » » you! they are apjiredativo just the iarne, though they may forget to tell jierhap* os a location. Modern im­ you ao. Let me tell you another tiling. San­ ford jxxiplo are mighty fortunato to nave a jiajMir like the Herald, whos«- ixlitor is sure to be found on the right side of moral queeUons and lets Ins light shine provements must follow tbc advance of civilization in this age and tho paopia want telephone«, electric lights, «rater supply, sewerage, pavements and ilno building*. The board of trust«*» of Southern Col- ' hrtuigh its page». You are doing a gixxi lego havu i-ornpleteil their annual Maaioii ■vork, Hrotin-r Holly. kr«-ji it uji. though it continued over a peruxl of fivo day*. a lot uf hciiv« tfavil tliruugh di*-p -.iml ^ jireachcr* don't always take full ad­ Prof W I. ( 'liftun of Mississippi auralid will shorten tii«' Unu- ixinsuterahly |vunta|((. ,,( ) t ,M Kvi-n i-ix-ls l»r J I’ Hilburn as pretudenl. betw«*-n DeLand and Sunford. Tin- preacher» go to sl«x-ji sonx-tim«» and li«* Professor Clifton is elected for a five yuar bridge nero«» th«- St. Johns at Gen«-Vu down on th«-ir jolis Just ki*-ji hammer­ term, and is on his way to Sutherland ferry was in.-is-cti-d, as were also the ajx ing ulong and ufter awhile jx-rhui» we from Columbia Univeriity, New York proach«» and tin- roads on each siile of Will all Wake lip city, where he Inis ixx*n studying to take the bridge The bridge IS now being \ n iK A t'H K K charge He conn» well recomrm-ndtxl u««xl for font and wagon traille T h e! Made, ( lower & Wade, railroad <x3noiimmiiwinncr* liare taken such «te|« as] Margaret l)»*l*l-(in U Ins tructiir». who have tlie contract for the are n«f«»»urv In*ve the aji|iroacin» | i'lie Muck Stove St Range I u through construction of tii..........nmx-ting links siiu|M-«l up uid wi'lem-d and tin- roads ) t |„.,r ,r.| agi ■I.« 'lie Hill Hirdwure o| the Atlantic i ou-t i.inc railway jilsix-d m |>ro|s-r rnndiiom (or t h e large t^ ,, vunc lime n g o |iul un u novel ixm ; ix-tween l»unnellon and Thom asamount of trsllic which will take advan­ ti-st in tlie way ol an outline jneture that | ille, \i« n t l i T Crrek, Ohi Town tage of tin- new route iicrirv* the rivi-r. was to lx- ixilore*! hv a child mid an i-k- i»* , ,, . . . , ll'i-rry and MonUrello. having Ix-gun A r*«-w route is U-mg iqx-nod from a wrrtten at the -ame tune on the merits of f 1 work on an extensive scale, have a work- jwint on the Orlnndo road south of iter« to Ovierio for tiie jmr|>ose of straighten­ ing and shortening the distance betwren Sanford and this city. This route has lxx-n established and now u gang of work­ er» is busy glutting it in sha|x-. J n active cumjmign of road improvements will lie carried on all roads during the luntmt-r and fall and from the program outlincxi it ia safe to say that this community will have very fine roads when all tho roads have i>een romjilelod tho Buck alove. The content excibxl much inti-reat among the children and called a great effort on their jiart. After n careful «»timute by tbe rumrmtt«x* ap|»oint«xi t«> dix-ide the contest Mins Margaret Davidson wun dixlunxl the winner Following is their report: The comrnitt«** after careful consider­ ation of nil requirixl jsiints have decided that tin* jirize in the Buck's Picture Col oring Contest be awarded to Margaret Davidson, aged nine year*. The committee also suggints tiint the jiictun» of Gladys Adams and Florence Witte dem-rve honoralile mention (or ar­ tistic coloring, and the one of Mias Mary Zachary for n«-atn«*s. R«*j»cctfully submitted, MRS. L. R. P IH L II’8 , MILS J. W. DICK I NS. MILS. GEO. FO X. JR . ing force of four hundred men employed, which augurs well tiint the road will 1)« completed by tho time they calculated, Jan. I, 1913, if not lieforr, as everything |M*»ible that tends to that end is being I>u*hed. The road is being constructed by the trunk line between Montgomery diul South Florida.—Ocala Star. Haptlst Churrh On Sunday next at tho Baptist church Rev. J W. Wildinan, jiastor, will con­ duct worahiji with sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Subject in the morning: "Christ’s joy.” Subject in the evening: "The tragic entl of Clarsn5s V. T . RJchewon was he aaved?" A cordial invitation is extended to all. Kntertalned The Plumbers The Master Plumbers’ Association which held Its annual meeting in Sanford on Wednesday was entertained nt din­ ner ut the Sanford House by the local member». Tho*. K. Bate«, secretary of the Commercial Club und Mr. Frank L. Alfalfa in Florida , Woodruff kindly furni»h«xi their automo­ Lost week Judge Holcomb brought to biles for u very enjoyable ride. . our office a large sample bunch of alfalfa A, T h . ( o n „ , , . U . . r f ' bu.ch wWch „ „ on h„ lot th0 Several of the Jacksonville delegates rume in Tuesday night and visit«*l the M,-man.l I).)- will 1» o l - r . r f n .« l ^ o( d , y A plot ol Kround «bout theatres. The member» were also en- Sunday morning. The sermon will ’ ten by forty foet was prepared and the from the text, "Where there is no vision,' tertaincxi at tiie Elks ( lull. need sown as an cxperimenL - The gross the jieople perish." At dight Mr. Wal­ 1come up well and developed a good atand' dron «ill speak from the subject, “Sow­ Organized Charities from which two cutting* have already Prof. Mnris Bible All delegate* and representutive* to ing und Reajiing." been made In the last few week*. The meeting hold May 12th in the Masonic class me«-is every Sunday morning at 10. sample* exhibited In our offieo were very Unii are requested to m«*>r Sunday af- lie is wurtii while. i fine, and the judge feels perfectly confi­ ternoon. Mu> 26th at t |> in. In the Star dent that it will do well in thia climate Mr. J A Cowart and family of Sor­ Tii«'Htre, to receive and act Uj>on rejsirt and soli. He ha* a large plot of ground rento paid a visit to the city ywterday. of th«- organization committee. planted to this forage on hi* place east of Mr. Cowart is t i prominent merchant of 11. W. H ERN DON , the city.—Arcadia Naw*. Temp. Secty. Sorrento. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2b0e0f383d4eac4680438e7cd423a9e8.pdf b7a8c3cb65a8e65ca46e1abe39f72760 PDF Text Text . * V. * J * " .. . '•K? - .? p U\vs v; J • nu I k 1 mr¿'~ ' lr « / To Save Money-All This Week at the Y m «*— ■BUR fcv#j; SI -' - * k l L ... Closing Out Odd Lots of Shoes for Ladies, and Children wl »* >• ■ *• Men, • • Balbrigan Underwear, closing out for49^each 1000 yards of Lawns only 5c per yard Ladies’ Fine Gauze Vests only*8c. W e Still H ave Everything Carried in a Dry Goods and Gents’ Furnish­ ing Store, Now is the Time BOSTON B A N K R U P T S A L E H IG H SCHOOL COM M ENCEM ENT (Contimi*! from page 1) main entrance, and a dainty little Junior In blue escorted tbs ladies to the cloak room on the second floor, and then Into the reception room on tho right of the main entrance, where Professor Perkins, Mrs. Perkins and little daughter, Ethel Goodwin, stood in the receiving line with ithe guests of honor, the graduates, to re­ ceive the congratulations of their many frienda and guests of the occasion. ■ The handsome library was used for the re­ ception room, and was tastefully decora­ ted with the green vines and flowers. Af­ ter meeting and congratulating the grad• uatea, the guests mingled with their friends in tha hall and auditorium, where they were seated to enjoy the delightful songs rendered by -Messrs. Pope, Wether 111, Inman and Blackman, the Hollins’ - • College quartette, who in their gracious manner entertained the music lovers who gathered in the auditorium to enjoy the : songs. •• in­ m n i lî-r Leaving the rooms below, the guests were escorted by sn attentive Junior to the refreshment rooms on the second floor, where the pretty class colors were evident everywhere. But the daintiest feature of the whole reception was the presence of the ciaae colors and decora- tloh motif in the delicious refreshments, served on-little tables, with handsome white covers and green and white star Jessamine in vases. On the blocks of whits ice cream was the number 12 in green, and also on the whit* ldng on the cake was the seme class year number in green. After the refreshments the guests returned to the auditorium wbsra the quartette were again their moat generous entertainers, delighting every on* with their beautiful aonga which ended the pleasant reception, one of tha to be re­ membered events In the lfvee of the graddating class of 1912. To the faculty, and especially Mias . Guild and Mia* Tetherly in planning and making poeslbls the happy occasion and «battling reception, and to the Junior*, are due tb * t hanks and appreciation of all whose good fortune it was to be pres­ ent. 5 W IP* I ■ . completed with credit and honor the pro- distinction of lieing the baas singer of the bright bita—in fact, a real salumagundi. A Visit lo Kam bunt scribed course o f study, sml after receiv-j class. Supt. McKinnon had the honor Th« work was done by Cha». Wing and is At the new **«•fitm»1 . •' > *«Tilt>■.J liai ing their diplomas as a reward for work of introducing to the audience I)r. A. A. excellent in every particular of the printAvenue and Eight ti *•'*'■•' ••'1Cht by the well and faithfully dono ceased to be pu- i Murphree, A. M., L.L. I)., president of ters' art. The citizens of Sanford should Sisters of Mercy, tic it!l<• gir 1» nl th. pils of the Sanford High School.* The the University of Florida, which he did in purchase copies of Salamagundi und send ■ p,nr\ Un.!'' school will pr«-«,iii i ' large auditorium and stage were taste­ his moat felicitou» style. All the trice them to their friends in other stat«*s. lli^ir larenli for till* entertaiiiim ui ■ ! fully decorated with the beautiful »tar compliments und bouquets that Mr. M c­ IH'k. (In the Thursday evening at s 1 jessamine vines, lovely ferns and grace­ Kinnon was pleased to offer Dr. Mur­ Entertained The Juniors following evening i 1 M i '11h it ful bamboo branches. The class banner phree were more* than deserved, as lie After the exercises at tlie High School 8 o'clock the leiys nl He • I..-I1 will i¡rrand colors of green and white graced the made u very fine address indeed. After Friday night the ex-Juniors were invited 1.1, re Work m*nt a play, t Ik- riarn. back of the stage, where the chairs had congratulating the gruduut«« on the aus- to tiie home of the president of the grad­ •- ■g Mai l>een arranged for the gradual««, the picioua occasion and commending them uating class Mish Jossie Stumon, where* Conquers " <*n 1 .• !.. fair)281 ti. ut 8 «i. he U in­ school hoard and s;>«*Hker and the school on their school achievement» lie gave | luMrrii il faculty. The Stutnon orchestra ren­ them several wow* and kindly »tig-1 Miss Guild and Miss Totherly, after the land" Will be f» -| l••' ' the city. dered several delightful selection» for the geslion» for consideration in planning organization of the Alumni Association T I m* following sy nop-M- of the \ml to entertainment of the lurge audience of their future. Dr. Murphree made u of tiie Sanford High School. A very parents, friends and citizeas of the town, strong plea for the public schools and for pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The Fairyland" may I** interesting who fill*) the large auditorium to over­ education. In a clear cut und forceful president of the class of '111 was called for Once two little orphan children from » flowing in their appreciation of the oc­ way he showed the contrast between the to make a speech, Jiut he failed to re- city far away slart«*d out hi thrttchiMi»h casion and heartfelt desire to do honor to life and attainment of an educated indi­ spond. lielief tb find tin i - o u n t r . li.Tf Hu* pfrtjr> nl their vidual and of one who hud no education the ten sweet girl graduates and their ( ¡rowing Deli cious refreshments were served d ur-lly fairies stay three manly classmates. While the or­ higher than.that gained in the school of ing tin* evening. The home was fra­ »«‘arch tk«-y sat down h l,i *»\«itp to •., flirchestra played a march Teniy-y Deane, life. The fuculty ure to lie congratulated grant with cut flowers and ferns. green^Tint and fell us|*-*-| ah rhihlrrfi the dignified Junior and Marshal of the on their choice of a s|>eaker and teucher and white tieing the prevailing colors. i«*s came by they found They occasion, with his badge of ofllce, dec­ for this occasion. At a late hour the guest* departed know­ und changed them into ‘jir After the clone of Dr. Murphree’» ad­ ing that “all good things must end," and were happy and ront**nt,,,l nil thr l>»nd orated with the Junior clasn colors, pre­ ceded the school «board, County School dress Professor Perkins gave the class his with regret the graduates realized that of evil fuirit* came along and b> lhrlf Board of Public Instruction, the orator farewell talk, commending them upon their High School life was ?nd«*d. Be­ promise* of ull kinds of pleasure, etr •* ° n of the occasion, the faculty and gradu­ their faithful diligence and congratulat­ sides the classes of 12 and '13 were present the children away from the good fairie*. ate« dow*n the aisle to tho stage, where ing them that they had arrived at the Miss«« Guild, Tetherly, Whitner, Con­ who never gave up their narrh far tho board, Superintendent and Dr. Mur­ threshold of a broader, higher outlook up­ nelly, Purdon, L^cra Chappell, Jessie little ones and did »11 m their po»er to phree took tho seats on the right of the on lifo and its responsibilities and wisely and Junnie Stumon, Messrs. W. G. Fox, bring them hark. A short tune iltrr ti* children left th«* good fame* tlwy became stage, tho graduates in the center, and and J^nderly advising them how to as«* A.^R. Key, Mr. and Mra. Stutnon. their opportunities. He then pre*aent«*d very unhappy and I s W * ’he i1"** *n the faculty on the left. The invocation gels, who warned them I« lore, w hnnt Alumni Association was made by Supt. McKinnon, at the the diplomas. Wiiiie the orchestra played (heir last * After the graduating exercises were them back to the path of virtue. conclusion of which the High School Glee selection the marshal led the way to the concluded Friday evening all the former children at last went in «-arrh of the Club, accompanied by Miss Margaret Davis sang 'Tn May Tim«" and "W ater library on tho right of the main en­ graduht<* of the High School who are in good fairies, and hearing them engint to Lilies.’ When the Glee Club had sung trance, where the graduates received the the city held a meeting in the superin­ tiie distance said, "Ia*t u» lade.hr« * their beautiful numbers and had resumed congratulations of their family and tendent's office and organized an Alumni see, perhaps they will find u* and U * friends. Aasociation. The following officer* were h ack." The good lain«« did P *1 u t their seats in the auditorium Robert McThe graduating class numbered thir­ elect«*!. President, Miss Florence Frank children expected, anil when they *Vn °fi Kim advanced down to tho front of the teen, ten young ladies and three young vice president, Miss Peaches Lefllur; out and ssid ,"0 little fairirt. forth* » stag* and in a calm and dignified manner men, and are Miaaes Joaie Stumon, pres­ treasurer, Mias Mabel Bowler; secretary, the queen welcomeil them hark *•> j dtlivwred an exceedingly interesting es­ ident of tho claaa; Ruth Stewart, Hoskins Eugene Roumillat. T he first meeting In repentance there is liiissmif ** say on "Radium,” which from tho dear­ Jones, Lillian Higgins, Mary Haskins, of the association will be held in October, help lielp you to be true." No* tb* io or ness of Its exposition showed great care Agnea Berner, Midlred Haskins, Ruby date to be decided later. fairies’ <me endeavor was to * * " 1 ^ and study In its preparation. After Mr. B etts, Elizabeth Muaaon, Bertha Pac­ fairies to their aide and with th* _ ^ McKim’a «stay Mias Josie Stumon, ac­ kard; Clarence Mahoney, Robert M cangels tliey Bllgeia wiejr at last -----------cam« of ,lie‘f1°*4 . r.u l!i,* .t Leave Orders For Ic« Cream companied by Mr. Gwynn Fox, played a, Kim and Ray Maxwell. cord asking to l>e forgiven, and * ^ delightful flute solo, "Adoration by Fe­ lix Barowtld. Mias Hoskins Jones next The High Bchool Magazine claimed the attention of the audience Salamagundi, the High School Maga­ while she drew a fine pen picture of "An­ zine issued by the pupils each year la out cient Art," especially as it flourished in and Is a good specimen of wkat our boys Egypt in past centurias, relics of Vhich and girls can do in the literary Una.' The have been and are still being unearthed by staff thia year was composed of the fol­ the research of the archaeologist* of the Graduating Exercises lowing: Ruth Stewart, editor-in-chief; present day. Mias Jones' essay was well 0 1 supreme interest and the crowning Josie Stumon, Mary H'aakiiuf,' Agnes Ber­ bwent of Commencement week were the written, Interesting and well delivered. ner, associate editor*, and Robert >1cImpressive and beautiful, though sad, "T h e Two Grenadiers," a fine solo, was Kim and Clarence Mahoney, busi­ graduating exercises Friday evening in charmingly sung by Mr. Clarence Mn- ness managers. The magazine show* the auditorium of the Sanford High honcy, accompanied by Miss Florence j shows careful work on the part of the conSchool« when the Senior claw, who had Frank. c. Mr. Mahoney .rejoices in the I tributora and ia full of good articles and y lc. ■ ’ irr ïTffîwfcr"- • * .-¿ rè r -.V i. ; , * 4 A !/ * :- • ,• •• •^ ■i . • îUSBSHbwËüËLKânfMJMWilHBBBBHB -T— • Mra. Geo. Dickinson will'o a slim­ merkchool in the grammar school buHding. June 10. Pupils received from any grade. - *. . ' * I .y,* T r f ----- Á\ v'l promise that they would »lw>>‘*. . servant* under t he i r comm»"1 goodJ Ifairies them, »"d no sal i I v«V receive«! I VvVIV» » are united In love “^ J ^ ^ ú f a l and all promise ever to walk the shining way of truth and lova sn tue. The old rebabe Plank, t * " 1 Guaranteed to drive wit M,l#l,â The Gate City House baa brought '‘dowfo Chills, Fevtr. Colds ami Grip >,,u' 1 tle. tiie high cost of living. _ _Only $4.00 ___) per week for tbe finest table board in the city. back, if U does nit. 2S c a n d « c ( * ^ See Parker.1 t. 2B Ask your Druggist. , «.* V- SÍ Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can liave it made and delivered by leav­ ing order* on Saturday a t Maxwell’*. Latest improved machinery Insures the best of cream and quick delivery.; ' 72-tf u* é r .•.. . ¿ Hi �Publlshod Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Friday I N S A N F O R D — Lite it Number 7 » NEWS Of THE WORLD SANFORD, SA N FO RD MILITARY COMPANY FLORIDA. Wonh Living F R I DAY, MAY 1 4 , 1 1 1 1 SANFORDS NEW ROADS C.elerjr d ljr Guards Will Soon He Mark­ ing Time On The Street h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e * here the Readera Will find n Brief Historical Sprint riow lni Tor hurried Readers of a military company and several limes the Herald has advocated the orgunization of a rompuny of militia for the hoy« of this city. Several week« ago the ques*tion was taken up by W. C. Palmer, of the firm of Pnlmer & Seigh of this city, who takes a great interest in tire youth of SAnford and together with «overal exmilitary men the names of jirosjxx-tivc member» were solicited and thirty or more have already signed the roster and as many more are promised. Mr. Pal­ mer served ton year» in the national guard and four years in the regulars, be­ ing in a cavalry company in'C uba dur­ ing the Spanish American war and is in every way cujiahli' of organising and direeling the company. A letter from the General Ix-ars the information that the full complement of the company must ix* sixty men anil that tIt«* Sanford Isiys by hustling ran att«*lid tills year's encampment. l iter*- is nothing unite so good for tlie young men of this city us military ser­ vice and the encampment will l>e an edu­ cation and a vacation for many who do not get enough outdoor life nt present. The roster is nt the store of Palmer & Seigh, and tin- Ixiys should put down their name» at once, so as t«> get all the drill |HMi«il)le lietween now and en­ campment Is-t S.tllfnrd take tin- lead ill tin- way •>( a inilitnrv rompan) and In-up udded honor on our *-it \ ALL AROUND FLORIDA HHRGI.AR AT WORK AGAIN Light Fingered Gentry Seem to Like New District Will Be Most Pro­ Items ofJaUccsUilfiaaed fro m gressive In State Various Sources Lor a long time Sanford lun l>cen in need *— - b i f i d i Ve l u m* IV TWO NEW STEEL DRAW BRIDGES The Sanford District Will Have Brick Roads and The Best of Steel Drawbridges - -■ s*nford It would mx-m that aoroo of tho soexmd stroy artists are stranded in Florida and in order to get to the Democratic or Re­ publican conventions are forci-d to gut the money on the way and having spent the winter in TamjM* are now enroute north and via Sanford. Several case* have been re|«orted to the police df breaking and frittering and it Mx-tned to be the work of the professional. The game was repeated last Wednemlay morn ing about one o'clock, when Mrs. Jessie Speer thought she heard a noise at h«-r window and becoming thoroughly nrou-sed I«roked out and discovered a man try- Flic General News of The Land , Of F lo w e r s , C U lttU tR O M T ilt S I A I t P B fS S An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im­ portant Happenlnls In the * Stole's Domain. The new road district that will em­ A young lad named Fanchor was brace the entire celery delta will be one drown«xl in u lako near lakeland last Tuesday while bathing, of th«* moat improved ilia trie la in the state. The contemplated brick road« Pnlatka is to have a new brick block. will coyer the entire district and will l>c Tlie building will contain four stores further improved by tho construction of and will be a two story structure, two or more steel drawbridge*. Tired of The wJfe of r ongrcmnan Spnrkmnu waiting fos the county to build-hriefcroa«i» the Sanford section has jxitjtioncd to her sister to hind her a pistol scared ' d«ngeroualy ill and tho Congro-anianwas the county commissioner» to make this the man away for the nonce, and as Mrs summoned to tier btdside on Tueoiiay. a special road district, and when this is Speer rushed into aRia-t ,a car crashing into an auto in r ri done the work of making brick muds over making his way toUTTothcr jiart tiie •'■‘’kaonviffr •'■‘'"ksonvibe—inst part of the last Tuesday seriously in­ the entire district will begin. front porrh. She fired. and th<- first »urwl 8n ®*der'>' couple named Cash and The next step in the marrh of jirogre*« shot only iniss<>d him by a few inch«« and they are not exjxx-uxl to survive. to lx- made by Orange county will lx- the with an ejaculation of "M y God" in* l\-ft It it understood that lietween fifty and er«*cti«>n of a st**1 druwdrjdge across tlie in a hurry, nlxiut as badly scanxi^s Mrs -ixt> car* of watermelons will lx* t*)iip|wxl St. Johns river at the fix>t of Celery av­ Sjxx-r. The plucky lady tins) rive shot« from Frostjinxd tx-twixm now and tlie enue, thus connecting by foot and water n t-tyn , and he ia prohuldy running yet, fifteenth of June. This is a now *hi|i••The result In Ohio ha^pettlcd the con­ road Volusia and Orange <*ounty. Last a« no more house» have been entered jring jioiiVof melons in Florida. test," »aid Colonel Roosevelt today.- He spring these two counties had the ap­ since. Mrs. Sptx-r had a gtxxi d«*scri|>wis greatly elated over tho OhioToports. During the storm last Tuesday at proaches to this bridge thrown uji out of tion of him and staUxi today that when After reading several hundred telegrams the IxmI of "the river and 'Orange county she awoke at first he was so cli»se to the l.akelnnd a house was struck by light­ from kll parts of the country, Rooaevclt had set-eral hundred f*x-t of trestle er*-ct- blinds that -lie could smell cigarette ning and ignited. Tin- hou.-x- was con»id: "Naturally I am very much t*d so as to -iMirten thr triji «cross the smoke from him. Mr* S jxxt certainly sideraWy dnmagrxi by the holt nnd th* pleased with the popular judgment of channel of tin- river. At the time tins di»«-rvr* crixlit for lx-ing as brave und*-r tir«*. The occupants of the house were the people of Ohio. I ixdicve we could work was don*- jirecautiiin was taken to tiie circumstances. *rul if every one give» uninjured. have »on without Ohio. Our opjxinents have it eonform to the general ifiijirovc Hie geiitleinan as warm a reception he I’lie negro«» who ambushed the of­ Herded Ohio's solid vote to give them » tiii-nl which would follow tlie erection <d will not linger lung in Sanford ficers near Are her tile other day and kill­ chance to make a «xinl«»t at Chicago. tiie st«*-l drawbridge, so its to utilize tined two of them have Ix-eii indicted by tlie Tlie victory in Ohio means that it will lxIMirtion u( ihe prcpurator> work grand jur> of Aluchuu county fur mur­ \S ealher Report Revival Notes to try to beat a« at <'hjeugo It I'll«- Iiew bridge Wlieu ri>M)|ih'lfd will der in the first degree und will jiay tlie Fair tonight und Saturday Tlie revival to lx- conducted by Kvun- coal ajijiroximutely 15,500 and the exwill be impoaoible for them to win by ix'iinlty at an early date. to win by seating delegate» from south­ gelists R a » and Stapleton will Ix-gin witli l-'itse will lx- iionie in half by Orange Prrarht-r Wak*-s l p As >et there 1« no clue to the man or ern »tali» which represent nothing but tin-first service Sundav morning. II a. m. rouiily, tbe remaining half lx-ing made up f.iiilor nl the lliliitil | men who entinsl Motormnn 8j>arkinuu The wliole fity should attend every ser­ by prtvuu- subscription by New Smyrna fraud." I am one ot the Sanford jireachers who man and Conductor Smith from th«* vice and take some active part in this and <>st«x-n settlements. Tiles«- two uppr«x-|at«- the courtesies extended by the The uprising of negro«» against the .street car in Jacksonville lost Saturday effort for tlie moral and spiritual uplift of ronununili«» have already jib-rigi-d their Herald to tiie churches What is more. night and lh<-n shot them lit tin- buck. government is hourly becoming more se­ Sanford. projx.rtioh nl the funds and the work is | |(,.|„.V|. there are a good many more of rious. More thnn 5.000 negro»» have All the money tiint each carri«xi a* wrli A large chorus i- ix-ing organized |,y now progn»sing in its primary' stages and your reader» who an- equally appreci­ I as thn* on the car is missing nnd roblterv taken up arms in Orient province, which Prof. 1». Polk, and tho ix»t'w ork in will lx- pushed to completion as «win as ative Nt-w»pa|x-r isiilors are situal«-d must liave lxx-n the motive. iml (ar outnumber* the rural«» and this line will tx- pr*»«-nt«-d l<* our |x*ople some minor details have !»«-n adjusted Ilk«- jireachers in some r«»|*-ct.s I’eojile Irtsqrim tlist mx-tjon. While there have during the*«- meetings. All wiio will take by tin- war department The Orange are quick enough to jutnji on you if you L - r o r t l-auderdale is going to have tele­ bren no other clash«» with the authori­ part with him in this ini|>ort.'inl work are county commissioners have ilo- matter in make an error, but they are not «i ready phone service by the rixal of J uum. i'lu* ties as yet, tho wotJon is in a state of requested to ipis-t at tin* Methodist rtiarg*- and are now having pians made to rixDgniz«- your excellenct«». Hut is going right ahead for a town that was prut virilement and terror. Floyd church Frida-, night. 7 til lor the structure, winch wdl I«- ready to t»l«»» you! they are apjiredativo just the not on the map many year* ago except .Shirk and Joseph Bryan. American cit­ The following gentlemen have con submit to tlie national ollicials at Witsti iarne, though they may forget to tell jierhap* os a location. Modern im­ izens, today complained to l;iiU xl Slat«» scnti-d to act as ushers during tlie meet ingtol) m a -liort time provements must follow tbc advance of you ao. Consul Molawny at Santiago that they jugs I W Miller, J (i Randall, t li. civilization in this age and tho paopia Lust wis-k tii«cominmnioner* w*-nt on Let me tell you another tiling. San­ sere assaulted and rob best on tin* road to Smith, M K M ove..I K Mettinger. Dr. a tour of tns|Mx-tion of tiie roads in the ford want telephone«, electric lights, «rater jxxiplo are mighty fortunato to Siboney by a band of armed negnx-s. who Mason. M V' Mnit and l. It Phili|>s Sanford district 'l'is- new cut o(T on tin- nave a jiajMir like the Herald, whos«- ixlitor supply, sewerage, pavements and ilno divested thenTof everything of value they west side, wInch will lead to the Ih-Inilid is sure to be found on the right side of building*. had on their persona, nn^l in addition )>cni ferry at Monne- i« l»-mg rushed just a.« moral queeUons and lets Ins light shine I n \ppcsl The board of trust«*» of Southern Colthem shamefully. The consul will take rapldlv .*.- I- eci l»|e ami will lw re„i|\ for ' hrtuigh its page». You are doing a gixxi lego havu i-ornpleteil their annual Maaioii I tnke Ttnmeliesl of ••uriM 'st .*p|s-al to th« matter up with the Cuban govern­ I his I lit oil will sa VI ■vork, Hrotin-r Holly. kr«-ji it uji. though it continued over a peruxl of fivo day*. tin- m*-nil>< r* of i In- MetliiHlist church I us«' III a short 11till ment and to tie m« nil-r« of tin- Oirtstiau <!•• a lot uf hciiv« tfavil tliruugh di*-p -.iml ^ jireachcr* don't always take full ad­ Prof W I. ( 'liftun of Mississippi aur)t,M Kvi-n i-ix-ls l»r J I’ Hilburn as pretudenl. nominations of our city and surrtiunding alid will shorten tii«' Unu- ixinsuterahly |vunta|((. ,,( Death of Oliver Mitchell betw«*-n DeLand and Sunford. Tinpreacher» go to sl«x-ji sonx-tim«» and li«* Professor Clifton is elected for a five yuar country to take st«>ck in the revival meet­ Oliver Mitchell died at the Neal Hos- ing. There is u great need of u genuine bridge nero«» th«- St. Johns at Gen«-Vu down on th«-ir jolis Just ki*-ji hammer­ term, and is on his way to Sutherland pital on Monday night laaL The funer­ and mighty moral and spiritual quick­ ferry was in.-is-cti-d, as were also the ajx ing ulong and ufter awhile jx-rhui» we from Columbia Univeriity, New York al occurred on Wedntsetiay morning at 9 ening The inexhautihle resource« of proach«» and tin- roads on each siile of Will all Wake lip city, where he Inis ixx*n studying to take o'do«ick at the Catholic church, inter­ Ood an- at t lie dis(s**al of faith \ n iK A t'H K K charge He conn» well recomrm-ndtxl This is the bridge The bridge IS now being ment tx-ing made in the Catholic c«*nie the dny of tin- Hol> Spirit, whom- mis u««xl for font and wagon traille The! Made, ( lower & Wade, railroad <x3nMargaret l)»*l*l-(in U Ins tery. Mr. Mitchell had Ixx-n ill for the «ion is to c«tn\ict of «in, righteousness and oiimmiiwinncr* liare taken such «te|« as] tructiir». who have tlie contract for the In*ve the aji|iroacin» | i'lie Muck Stove St Range I u through past year and death came as a relief after judgment and to ixnnfort tiios««- who turn are n«f«»»urv construction of tii.........nmx-ting links ,r.| agi ■I.« 'lie Hill Hirdwure »lingering illness from partial paralysis. from iiuckslnling and irn|**nitance. in siiu|M-«l up uid wi'lem-d and tin- roads ) t |„.,r o| the Atlantic i ou-t i.inc railway He iud been a resident of thii section for contrition and faith to the cross of Christ jilsix-d m |>ro|s-r rnndiiom (or t h e large t^ ,, vunc lime n g o |iul un u novel ixm ; ix-tween l»unnellon and Thomasmany year* and 'held the respect of *»vYour pn-senre at all the s«-rvic«» is amount of trsllic which will take advan­ ti-st in tlie way ol an outline jneture that | ille, \i« n tliT Crrek, Ohi Town tage of tin- new route iicrirv* the rivi-r. *ry one, being a quiet and unassuming mint cordially aolicited. was to lx- ixilore*! hv a child mid an i-k- i»* , ,, . . . , ll'i-rry and MonUrello. having Ix-gun A r*«-w route is U-mg iqx-nod from a wrrtten at the -ame tune on the merits of f man who led his life in tlte («olden Rule Yount faithfully, 1 work on an extensive scale, have a workway. jwint on the Orlnndo road south of iter« tho Buck alove. The content excibxl C11AKN ELLE If. SU M M E R S. ing force of four hundred men employed, to Ovierio for tiie jmr|>ose of straighten­ much inti-reat among the children and He leaven five son» to mourn his loss, which augurs well tiint the road will 1)« ing and shortening the distance betwren called a great effort on their jiart. »11 of them living In this vicinity. completed by tho time they calculated, U tile Newspaper Parable Sanford and this city. This route has After n careful «»timute by tbe rumJan. I, 1913, if not lieforr, as everything Sjx-aking of the difficulty newspaper» lxx-n established and now u gang of work­ rmtt«x* ap|»oint«xi t«> dix-ide the contest Mooter Plnmbere' Meeting |M*»ible that tends to that end is being experienc«- in pleasing all their jiatrotu*. er» is busy glutting it in sha|x-. J n active Mins Margaret Davidson wun dixlunxl I>u*hed. The road is being constructed The Florida State Master Plum bers’ Tom Mason, editor of life, told thia one cumjmign of road improvements will lie the winner Following is their report: by the trunk line between Montgomery A*°<d»tion hold their annual meeting nt in his talk to Kansas editors at Lawrence. carried on all roads during the luntmt-r The comrnitt«** after careful consider­ diul South Florida.—Ocala Star. the Sanford House or» Wednesday. A boy had Ixx-n given a chameleon, of and fall and from the program outlincxi ation of nil requirixl jsiints have decided Those present were: Jos. Coona, Joe. which he was very fond. His father, re­ it ia safe to say that this community will that tin* jirize in the Buck's Picture Col Haptlst Churrh Fowler, A. 0 . Johnson, J, W. DuBoee turning home after an absence of* u have very fine roads when all tho roads oring Contest be awarded to Margaret On Sunday next at tho Baptist church •»d 3. G. Bourlo, delegates from Jock- couple of days, ask«xl the i>oy about the Davidson, aged nine year*. have i>een romjilelod Rev. J W. Wildinan, jiastor, will con­ •onvillt, W. E. McAndrews, R. T . Joughpet. " I t 's gon*\" replied the hoy. The committee also suggints tiint the duct worahiji with sermon at 11 a. m. and K Fred T. Berry, W. J. Rigor, E . W. "Gone where?" continued the father jiictun» of Gladys Adams and Florence Kntertalned The Plumbers 7:30 p. in. Subject in the morning: Coatea, delegates from Tampa, A. T.. "Oh, he’s all in, down and out." said the The Master Plumbers’ Association Witte dem-rve honoralile mention (or ar­ "Christ’s joy.” Subject in the evening: Willis and C. J . Godoey from 8t. Peter*boy. His father being unable to under- which held Its annual meeting in Sanford tistic coloring, and the one of Mias Mary "The tragic entl of Clarsn5s V. T . RJchl>urg. S, A. Whlteoell from Clearwater, «tand, demanded an ex|>!anation. "Well on Wednesday was entertained nt din­ Zachary for n«-atn«*s. ewon was he aaved?" F. T. Rafchn from Orlando, C. H. Dingee, R«*j»cctfully submitted, father, I did u IKlle exjx-rinientlng. I ner ut the Sanford House by the local A cordial invitation is extended to all. F. W. Mahoney, A. B. Mahoney and G. MRS. L. R. P IH L II’8 , put it on red and It turned red, l put it on member». Tho*. K. Bate«, secretary of Femold of Sanford. The meeting MILS J. W. DICK I NS. blue and It turned blue. I jnR it on yel­ the Commercial Club und Mr. Frank L. Alfalfa in Florida , *»» called to order by President W. E, MILS. GEO. FO X. JR . low and It turnod yello.v, but when I put Woodruff kindly furni»h«xi their automo­ Lost week Judge Holcomb brought to McAndrew at 11:30. The following wer it on plaid It burst Itself trying to be sat­ biles for u very enjoyable ride. . our office a large sample bunch of alfalfa *trB elected oflteera for-the coming year: A, T h . ( o n „ , , . U . . r f ' bu.ch wWch „ „ on h„ lot th0 Several of the Jacksonville delegates isfactory." I Fteoident, Joa. Coona of Jacksonville, rume in Tuesday night and visit«*l the M,-man.l I).)- will 1» o l - r . r f n .« l ^ o( d , y A plot ol Kround «bout prealdent, R. T . Joughln of Tampa; Fancy Work Circle , theatres. The member» were also en- Sunday morning. The sermon will ’ ten by forty foet was prepared and the "oetary ,, Jos. Fowler of Jacksonville; from the text, "Where there is no vision,' Mrs. T . S . Davis was hostcos of the tertaincxi at tiie Elks ( lull. need sown as an cxperimenL - The gross *J**»urer, C. J . Qodae/ of BL Petersburg. the jieople perish." At dight Mr. Wal­ Fancy Work Circle Wednesday after­ 1 come up well and developed a good atand' Hr. A. 0 . Johnson woe ejected os deledron «ill speak from the subject, “Sow­ Organized Charities from which two cutting* have already noon. The ladies had a very pleasant (U* to the National Convention to be Prof. Mnris Bible All delegate* and representutive* to ing und Reajiing." been made In the last few week*. The afternoon together in the enjoyment of at Salt* L ak t City. Alternates class me«-is every Sunday morning at 10. sample* exhibited In our offieo were very their fancy work, which was later laid meeting hold May 12th in the Masonic : S i? * ? ' C* J ' Q' ^ ‘ r* W. Mahoney aside in favor of the delicious ice rreim Unii are requested to m«*>r Sunday af- lie is wurtii while. i fine, and the judge feels perfectly confi­ Jen. F o w le r.A . 0 . Johnson was ternoon. Mu> 26th at t |> in. In the Star dent that it will do well in thia climate and cake ai-rve<i by the hoatesa. Mr». *to> elected as state organizer. Mr. J A Cowart and family of Sor­ Tii«'Htre, to receive and act Uj>on rejsirt and soli. He ha* a large plot of ground The visitor» were enjerjalned by auto Davis’ guest* were Mr». J. J . Purdon, rento paid a visit to the city ywterday. of th«- organization committee. Mr*. Esterby. Mr» W H Mllteer. Mr* planted to this forage on hi* place east of *to*a. The convention .win a great autv Mr. Cowart i s t i prominent merchant of 11. W. H ERN DON , f. H. IL Hill, Mr». W. T. John», Mr». R, L, the city.—Arcadia Naw*. and much important- bminefle was Temp. Secty. Sorrento. i Peck and Mrs. H. B. Connelly, visitor. Contacted. With the primary elections leas than a week swsy, when the voters of New Je r­ sey will have s chance to express a pres­ idential preference, the campaign is rap­ idly developing into one of the most vig­ orous political struggles tho atato has witnened in years. Colonel Roosevelt will begin a whirlwind tour of tho state tomorrow. -Later in tho week President Taft will be heard in .n number of the principal dtie*. Senator La T-oHette idso is planning to «tump the state. Gov *rnor Wilson, on the Democratic side, will continue Ids speech making until the night before the primaries, lighting hard for the »olid support of his home slate. I Vt �‘.I May THE SANfORD H tRfLJ I,\ ! > — ■±*** - 1 u 1 f/i RAPIDLY • • • 0 •. |1D T O U K N O W th a t m o re than O n e H undred Thousand Dollars leaves this section D b e e n d on e can n ot b e rem ed ied . each t? ' y e a r for Life Begin now to stop this flow, by K E E P IN G T H E M O N E Y What tiene by A T H O M E .- - -This insuring in th e has -r American 1 » -.. An Old l i n e L e g *l R e s e rv e L ife In su ra n ce Com pany ow ned and controlled by hundreds of b an k ers this cou n try. it H o ld e rs. , C h a ra cte ristic o f B a n k e rs , it is M O S T E C O N O M IC A L L Y m anaged I t is th e only L ife In su ran ce th a t in vests its m oney locally. and offers throughout the G R E A T E S T different sections or S E C U IU T ¥*t(r1*D liry E xam in e its policy co n tra cts and you will have no other CHAS. L. POLK, v« LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE F SPr»: ' e? V PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD T H IS IS T O C E R T IF Y th at this B ank has a co n tra ct with T H E A M E R IC A N B A N K E R S ’ IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y of ( Ima­ go whereby it a g re e s to deposit all of the m oney received for Insuran ce in This Section in T h is out in this com m unity. Bank, and the same to he loaned T his m ean s long tim e loans at low er ra te s of in terest. H . E. T O L A R , C ash ier ! ¡i-j- ì F i i W h. m i •• 5 «j* ; with magnolia, polnsetta, ferns and Ja p ­ anese lanterns. Several leap year games were Indulged in by the young folks, while their elders enjoyed u general vis­ it one with the other. At 11 o'clock Mrs. Nixon, assisted by her sister, Mrs. L. B . Collins of Atlanta and Mrs. O. A. Idertywether served a delicious lunch, consiaUng of ice cream and cake. The CHULUOTA SN A PSH O TS guests departed at midnight, express­ We am having fine seasons for sweet ing themselves as having been royally potato planting and farmers are busy entertained and wishing Friend Joe with the aama. many happy returns. Nearly everybody turned out and went to tbe Bank Opening picnic at Oviedo. AU report a delightful time. Rev. T. J . Bell of .Kissimmee filled hli regular appointment at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Mr*. P. M. Story and Mrs. P. J. Long are on the sick list this week. Q. M. Jacob« spent Tuesday in Or­ lando attending to business affairs. Roland Dann, who has been spending a few days -with h k sister, Mrs. Billie Jacobs, returned to hie home in Orlando Tuesday. L Hon. A. E. Doaegan and sister, Miss Adeline, and Messrs- Pat Johnson and J t e GrlUln of Kissimmee wars pleasant call era on Mr. and Mrs. J . TUdcn Jacobs at The Balms Wednesday, the 16th inst. A qyist wedding w*s celebrated a t the home ei Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Simmons Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, when their eldest daughter, Mies Lottie, was united in marriage to Mr. J . B. Gore of Lockwood. The ceremony eras performed by Rev. J . A. Gran. Immedi­ ately afterwards the bridal dinner was served, to the young couple and only a few special friends who had boon invited to witness the marriage were preesWt. The happy pair, left that aftmaoon for their new home already prepared by the groom tat Loekwwed, The bes of the entire neighbor hood are tendered Mj v -W, M. Jacobs and children re­ turned home Sat unlay after having •pent Msraral days with her mother, Mrs. Dana |<t Mr. And Mra, W. F . Graves spent Sat­ urday in Orlando .* One of-tbo brilliant social affairs hf the season was th e party given last Thurs­ day night a t lb s home i of Mrs M. W. Johnson, the Laksride apartment bouse, by Dr. aad-M fBrJ. W. Nixon In honor of the 21st birthday of their nephew, Joe Nixon, Tbs spacious porior* and hall In tbs affect balag abated out . .r . ■ • f , r M O O R E'S STATION Mr. E. L. Brown of Christmas was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. F. Mc­ Clelland, the latter {»art of last week. Mr. Brown Is one of the commissioners who visited the new bridge at Geneva ferry. Mr. Joe Cameron has been quite ill for several days. Mrs. Frank Cowan and two children of Cameron avenue have gone to field­ ing, Mich to visit her mother and will remain several months. Mrs. E. L. Craig and children were here Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mra J. C. Smith. M ra Craig and two daugh­ ters left Monday for Kansas. Mr. Craig and son leave later. • Mias Hattie Rauleraon of Lake City arrived here Sunday to apend some time with her sister, Mra George Mitchell. Mr. Oliver Mitchell died Monday night at Dr. Neal’a hospital on Park av­ enue after a long Ulneaa. The funeral took place Wednesday at 9 o’clock at the Catholic church. Interment in Cath­ olic cemetery. * M ra John Barry(and son have been at F t. Mead« with her parents for some tim a Mr. Berry spent Sunday with ; * • ' GENEVA JO TTIN G S AQ f fltlL A n F M O fD A T r i a / L IV Iv rv ila re I You lielieve in fuir play und a mpiare deal. Among thune who attended the High Florida has declared for Underwood School exercise« in Sanford last week for President. were, Mesdames Curlette. Raulerson, Delegates are yet to l>e elected. Puttishull and Ballard, also Misses EichDon’t you think it just and fair to send ner, McLain, Harrison and Nicholson Underwood‘a friends as Delegates to the tnd J. T. M cljiln. National Convention? Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Liggin anil chil­ Below is u list of the Underwood candi­ dren of Americus, also their father, Mr. dates-. Democrats who can be depended Geo. Deavors of Leslie, Ga., returned upon to honestly and faithfully carry out home last Monday after ten days pleas­ the instructions of the people of this antly spent in Geneva. State as expressed in recent primary: Mrs. H. H. Pattishall is attending the commencement exercises in Tallahassee. How to Vote the Straight Underwood 8. P. Smith spent a few days in Ja ck ­ Ticket sonville recently on business. Find .these names and make an X mark before each on the official ballot. Woodland Park Notes For Member fo National Democratic Ex­ Owing to the continual rain there were ecutive Committee: very few visitors Thursday. (Vote for one) E . S. M A TTH EW S The outing given their pupils by Mtes Carrie Ensmlnger and Mrs. Polk last For Delegates to National Democratic Friday was greatly enjoyed by about ' Convention fifty children, accompanied by guardians Stat^-ut-Large: and friends. Capt. Pagenhart brought (Vote for four) the ’’Mamie’s capacity and the others came by vehicles. Mr.’ and Mra. Bart DR. E. S. C R 1LL Herndon and Mra. Lake, with their chil­ FRA N K H A R R IS dren and Mra. Howard add children with ED W IN D. LA M BU 1G H T tome Udy friends came in their autos. B. S. W IL L IA M S g I t was a continual round of pleasure Second Congressional D istrict: except during the hour after dinner. (Vote for two) The children filled up so on good things B. C. ABERN ATH Y that Mias Ensmlnger was afraid they R O B E R T E . DAVIS would sink and put Capt. Pagenhart on guard to keep them from entering the briny deep lot one hour. After that aw­ Residence For Sale ful tension they made the plunge In a small fraction of a second and made up New ten room house with all conve­ Howard, Frederick and Donald Gil­ for lost time. The day was ideal and niences, just been screened throughout bert era spending the weak at DeLeon the children all want to come again. with be«t copper screcrik. Twenty bear­ ing orange treea, pecan trees, about Springs with their father, who is there Sunday ares a nice day and the usual on business for some time. number of people came. The ’’Mamie’’ fifty rose bushea and other plants. All Mr. Georgs Speer of Beardall avenue and ’’Nettie’’ each brought a load. Mr. in firstclaas condition and situated on a accepted a position in Green Cove Runge and family drove out and took a Satiford Heights, the prettiest residence Springs for the summer. Mrs. Speer cooling plunge, Mr. Thrasher brought section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ has rooms a t the Oaks during the time. his family and Dr» Puleston and his fam­ ter from deep well. Can also sell two Rev. C. H- Summers preached here ily in hia auto. The sheriff with his wife other lota with poultry yard and orange Sunday and will be bar* again June 2nd. and a party of friends motored out shn.* tieea, fine galvanised barn and garden Rev. WQdman is expected bare this com­ A basket party came bywagon and spent adjoining. Will be sold at actual coat as ing Sunday, the 26th. the day pleasantly, bathing and picnic- my business necessitates closer residence. The Erwin brothers, with their wives, lng and some of our usual visitors from R. J. HOLLY W t On Wad needay after spending the Monroe walked over to mingle with the tf Herald Office. winter here. W. L . Erwin and wife went crowd? The boats departed to the tune Hava you tried the Slrrine House? 4th to Fort Payne, Ain., to his father’« of “Home, Sweet Home, played by the and Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket H. M. Erwin and wife it t o l i n d s t e “Mamie.” WOODSMAN. 34 tf -. . Ga., to hi* brother's. Their departure |V f ) I j is regretted, as they made many friends ■ " U here. i ■ * w & f t .J x ’lîM v . . V . * h i l f t riwj- ■i i iiiiMill TW m B ii i t i £ h •. r ifa M ilrlim iM a iils b lM H B • Counting Your Money w ill o ccu p y y o u r enilrs tim e w h e n you become » reg u lar ad v e r th e r In D i l l P A P E R . Uni*»» you b«v* an an tip ath y f o r D bor of th is k in d , call us up sml w e ’ll be glad to com e and ta lk o v e r o u r proposition. V O T E FOR I CHAS. M. HAND FOR SHERIFF __________ i �I Msy U , W H it SANFORD HERALD a. A Campaign o f B la n d e r B lin d No msn In the political history of Florid» has been s^ viciously assailed, so maliciously »based snd so wantonly slandered as I have been in this cam­ paign. ■£. y * 1 IV • M y public record and my private life have been examined as with u mlcroscope; m y every word and act have been examined in tho hope of laying ban- lx>fore the public something discreditable, and in the mad hunt my office at Washington has been secretly entered snd m y private dettk ransacked. , Every attack on my public record has been fully answered, and every insinu­ ation against my private character has been completely met But the alien land sharks of Chicago, Kanaas City, -etc., are desperate and un­ scrupulous. They are provided with milllona of dollars, fraudulently taken from the lean purses of workingmen, widows, and working girls, and they are bent on my defeat m order that they may continue their nefarious business of rob­ bing thousands and disgracing Florida. They will publish anythlpg concerning me and have their tools swear to It. . If they had any truth detrimental to me they would have published it long be­ fore now. Don’t believe anything you see pub­ lished at this late date. SANFORD * . l r _____ LODGES S an fo rd I odge No 2 7 . 1 O Ü f M r o l l f m j Monday M 7 .10 p in ovrr Imperial rhpairr M. M Evan.i N ft W S II«lu» il Sec y Sem inole Ch apter Ma. 2 . 0 r d e r f a s t e r , , S tar Metro every reond and fourth Friday in month Every one »ho hai wen tits Star In the Eau ore cordially invited to vtiii the rha(iler Aimt t. Ki m i m . bee y T O C . Celery City Merle 1 8 3 3 elm*» flrit and third Tue»«loyi in every month Mretini» Mall In Weelhome Klock, third Itonr Pltoenls I o d íe Mo 3. K of C Meet« lecund and (mirth Monday» Vliitini knight» alwayi wrlcorae I’ E Hutrhlnion C (' t eil« S trank. K K and S S an fo rd Lodge. Mo 6 2 . r a. A M It. E Tolar Matter; M. W. Lovell, tary. Communication every flrtt and third Thun­ der* at 7:30 p. m VUItlnl brother» welcome Unite B ro therho o d of C a r p e n t a n and Jo in era of America Sanford L e a l Union No 1751. U K of C and f of A merit every Thursday nldht at 7 o’dnrk in the Eagle» Mall I W O Singletary prr.idrut; Geo lllarksrlder H S U B P O I S an fo rd I odge 1241 Monro« Chapter Mo 13 K A M Meet» ever» *erund niul fiMirtl. Ttniroday In M»tonic Mali oyer Impr'lal Ttiealrr Vltifing Companion. weloomr A W King lllgli I'rteil. W E lluo.holder Ser’y • Secured Fine ijrixeN The Maddox-Field Players AT At 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, May 22nd, in the presence of a large crowd the Grand Free Prixe Drawing Contest came o(T at I). A. Caldwell A ! P a y s to Go Slow. Sons’ Department Store. The follow-! " >* sometimes better u«>t to pet inf prrsoni'were the lucky ones to seeure ° » « r ,iu* l"t|"iK"eU "in., i ein e of olir frle tid a mil II » •• l e a n t (he prize«: fu. I» In t h e r a t e 1st prixe was drawn by K A Royal. Cassia, Fla. 2nd prixe. Mrs. Hattie II Camp. San- 1 B e e '» P j » t R a t » of T r a v e l . A Lee » wlnKi- a t . ' »ul.I lo l.ollt tile lord. Ha. 3rd prixe, Mrs. Alex Footer, Sanfonl, a i r at t h e r a t e uf Hto ut ro b e » u ».•< olid, w h ile t h e I n s e c t ru n t r a v e l a Ha. .Untali.'.* of t h i r t y lullen an hour 4th prize. 1- Myrick, (iolrlaboro, Fla 5th prixe. 'Mrs S. \\ Tolas, Worwlrliff, (ia. S t r i c t L a w a i to A u to *. A c c o r d in g l o Imnlnli l u » « m ito n n e 6th prize, M ims Versa Woodcock, Sanh ile « un- fo r h l i li l c n to pino, t r o l l e y r a i » lord. Ha. nt a r a t e fuMt.-r t h a n o n e m ile mi hour 7th prrxe. Dr. Z. J Jerry. Sunfor.l, Flu Mh prize, A.U.Von Kerhuhs, Kthel. Flu i*th prize, L. A Pontell, Sanford, Fla T r o u b l e » M ay Bo A void ed 10th prise, Mrs. J. M (iillon. Sanford, M an y of t h e t r o u b l e » of life a r e due to l a r k o f dlHclplltio mol e ffo rt. Fla 11th prixe, Henry Morton. Sanford, i Ha 12th prixe, Lixxje Corker, Sanford, Fla THE HIGH CO ST O F LIVING TH E STAR T H EA T R E Naturel Law Appllad. “ ServiI«*»» lr..win» aro developed by grafting " So aro the kind aoinetlmea handed to officeholder».— Cleveland Lader. Meet F lftl an«l Tt.lr.1 Wednesday night, currier Look out for last minute slanders! j"1r»t and I’alinrtto W t) liutur* E K. Watch for "eleventh hour” fulsaboods! — 0 . I . T * r u » Secretary They are coming! i o a 1m Conscious of the correctness of my po­ Thj Isiyal llrd rr of W**»*,, .».< !• r .r r > In -la y sition and the faithfulness of my wi r v e u i n g «1 « . mi |‘ Vt m f . ., a l r * Mali W rlh u cn r Oil. i AlU-tt Setgi. IS>»atia M II (>l,rr vice, I confidently await the result j Sei-rrlary • ». FRA N K C L A R K . t ln f«r«nce. Doctor— "Thomas, dlil Mr» Popjoy get the meditine I ordered yeater l a j Thomms— "1 bleove »o, »Ir, I I •eo all tho blinds down this morn­ ing" Three Nights commencing on Thursday, May 30th. OPENING N IG H T: Muat Be Natlv« Breed. It has been found In Andaluala (fat on hard tripe the only eaddle horaea aurvlvlng extreme hardship and lack of food aro the Spanish; tho Import ed horse« all auccumb. u Under the B ear’s Paw Greatest of all Russian Plays P R IC E S : 15, : 25 : AND : 35 : CENTS ______________ r f . Not a Lucky Word. "It la not n lucky word, this onma Inipoaalble; no good come« tonhoeo that havo It to often In tbolr mouth. —Carlyle. t Seals on Sale at Maxwell's MxVTINEE SATURDAY, JU N E The House of No Walls. Idleness la tho gato of all harms. An Idle man Is llko a house that hath no wall»; the devils may enter on every aide.— Chaucer » 1ST , AT 3 P . M . i - - ■-------------------t •/1 U. L kw«i Compreaaed Flour. Exiierltnenta In compressing flour show that Ila keeping qualified -ere pru- • hinged almost Indefinitely by tho Proc­ ain Ita bulk ilecrenaea by one third Pains All Overt "You are welcome," says Mr* Nora Ouffey, of BrabM Arrow, Okla., "to use my letter In any way you want to, If It will induce some suffering woman to try CarduL I had palira all over, and suffered with an abscess. Thr*e phy­ sicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardul, I am hi better health than ever before, and that means much to ms. because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of different kinds. What other treatments I tried, helped mo for a few days only.” Minding One's Own Buslneaa. “The tjputnii wli> men u ho mind their own business succeed if heciiuae they have so little compelltlou."— Sys­ tem Result of Too Much Beef. Home doctor»»any a rcgulur diet of beef niukea people III tempered and croa» C a r d u i W o m a n s T o n ic Don’t wait, until you are taken down sick, before tah« ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and other symptoms of womanly weakness and dlseaic, a l w a y s m e a n worse to follow, unless given quick treatment You would always keep Cardul handy, If you knew what quick and permanent relief It gives, where weakness and disease of the womanly syitem makes life seem hard to bear. Cardul has helped over a million women. Try It CVxu lUUa-mak« bit mon.* . " ' “ P1,« * . f“ u * 1- ghu«l running IT’I kit IS TSl 14Î10S fttO Rv«ry llll n»V~t with Wir. rahlaflrtv» ••• «IVarh ,„ l i »nil »d|u*Ut'U t«K»r lmi.rr.Twl rarrtaga »»king iavtra U «uU-V »'Ung an.l » inn. .»».r l»d. In »11 tir», portabl. and tl.llon.r j w, B I I I :u l . t . WUn.lM.iU » w tiM —»«ff »«,1 „Inton. •>« . u«4 ». f...»'r W"V I— lot Lall try • T t jlir 1rs* Wtfks, t s i 15. Mgtsa, U . IVV7(, to Ladle,- Adrlwry DepL, Challinnega. M»dkta» C»-, Ckattaoosea T « * a . Initnu ttom . and 44 paga book. Tlotae Traatsiast lor Wooaaa." »«eg k y , j j g .tir fin Irti iVtrYrtt «m «»»«•«W, A•«ill! n t ti 11 A V I N C , purchaaed the latin j dry liuti new of Mop Ker. I : will Ire found at III« old » I place of burine« in the Hiihop ; [ Block. W ill he pleased to do 3 g yout woi k at the following p r u r v - j 0 1 Soft S h i r t » , . . . Ï Hard Rosoni and Pirated : C o llar« am i C ulf« g (irt prue« on A ll \\ ot k (tu a ru n teed Si nd Your Work to tls and Have It Attended lo Properly Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing i ra« h wavlnng » GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Hk j 12 ■« t 2 lam ilv Expert W a tch R epairing Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West H«y Street Jacksonville, Florida Ï ; I WU AN SAN ! has not affected ou r jo b printing prices. W e ’re still doing c o m m e r c ia l w o r k o f uU kinds ut p r i c e d s a t­ isfactory to y o u . ^ V.M.W.M WAW.M W .'W A W .W A W A W 'If5 Vi rn .rr NERVOUSNESS WRECKS WOMEN’S LIVES su ccisim i. *//.% m i r u n o * ! in inn « » 'A r i.i r is l u i r V f. it ir i Bulinivi) Dfcl’AKTMLNTOL T i l t INTEWOK, il S Land Office »I Gainesville. Hn May 4. IUI2 N«4io» U herabyglvto that Cyril G lioyd. of Pool a. U«» who. on |aa I»ry 18th. to il. uia>le homr-.K-.d dry. «erial, No 0770(1, for EM of NW . and N of entry. SW>i. 8. Township 20 South. Range 20 Eati. Tallah u r r Meridian, ha hat filed notlre of Intention lo ma! .» Bruì commutation proof, to eataldltli commuti ri »Im io» «he Und «hove d detfflhed. bef.H» lb« Clerk of Um Circoli Court at Ofiondo. Florid» »n the M t h d>ayy _ of. _ June. 1912 Claimant name» «rimette» jame* M. Brown, of Ethel FI» Uty«»e» S Brown, of FUhei. Fla Jerry M fhottow, of Ethel, fl». Finley B. Click, of Ethel. Fla HENRY S CHUBB. Reditier 7 J-Ért-Btp i m Scien tific * M i n n r l ft * r uri Vt V), I HI '/ V7 f • ■ I c r o i ' f h I K It i i « i i h ¡i 111 n r u i < t t h » <<■ » I V p E ûT l ES 4 % ON S4VIÑ6S M S M IT H . Pr»» h . a. s r e v a N » . v -Pr»». SUMMER F E R T I L I Z E R S SIZ E - Q U A LIT Y - E A R L Y M A T U R I T Y . SEN D FOR OUR •»_‘V•r 4 *-j , * TH E JA L A T E S T FHF.E BOOK * a PA Y IN G ■ .r V • weean supply your wnntu in the AutomoFiile line. If you wont to rent * A Motor For Any Purpose we lire nt your service with the very best enrs. We never sleep If you nrc in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 331 IT tell, die H O W S and WHY S mtere.tinc to a citrus grower at this season. I t a l s o g i v e s full descriptiortof our line o f : S u m m e r or W in t e r F. R. M errell & Co. ' FR U IT AND V IN E FORM ULAS. Ideal Fertilizers and Ideal Methods have made the banner crops of the State. • . •• C O M M IS S IO N i _ Southern -Vegetables ....................................FLO KIÜA 2 2 2 a ""»«> '• >o tb . p .rto rn i.n c . ot IU U u 3 fUnC! ! ? n o a NOW H e a lt h m a y bo uitid w ith c o n f id e n c e by t h e m o s t d s l I c a U , H e n o s No , v o g s t s b l # and c o n t a i n s no o p l s t o s o r h a r m f u l Iny o u n g or old. prQ, Cr l ptlo n o f an « m l n o n t P h y s i c i a n w h o a p «n t hi* Ufa B Y J S S i . how t o our# wom #n“s d l s . s . o . . and t h i s m a r v e l o u s re r n .d y U t h . ^ " “ r l ^ n o t ' w M h a ' d s y go by w ith o u t s tartin g on th# road to h s a lth w ith this ^ . n ^ r i s m U i which1 1. o ffe re d you on a guarantee o f m o s s y back U * falls to cure. F o r S a le B y W m . G. A ld rid g e, S a n fo r d , F lo rid a I C U T . F L O W E R i T C a rnati ons, Easter Lillies, $1 por dox. • 3 por dox. Rosta, - 9 2 to $ 4 por doa. n ; ; L i ly of Valley, $1 p#r doi #n <• All O rders Reeeive Prompt Atlentte«. ID EA L F E R T IL IZ E R S • °h .i à a jlii 172 W So. Water 8t. -iChlcago. III. • Manufacturer» o f f j j - : - ' . ; ' 1: ° f * ThWa wondVrfu! remedy 1» o ffe re d to you upon ..n a b s o l u t e g u a r a n t e e o f m o n e y h a r k on Orst b o t t l e If It f a l l s to r e l i e v e Every nervous woman o w n U to h e r s e l f to use t h i s m e d i c i n e fa i t h f u l l y and h . o o m o well and Strong. 1 1 It to h e r s e i i to 8 , r 0 n g t h e n s t h e s y s t o m and s o r e g u l a t o s and helps M ERCHANTS' WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. W g H É f fAl Aê -.t . - . ' tlo n to t h e w h o le ayato m . . . . , . , , W h e n t l i a r e Is a d r a i n upon t h e n a r r o u a a y a i e m . duo to f e m a l e weakness, you a r e I r r i t a b l e , m l . o r . h l e and feel as th o u g h you w a n te d to e c r # a m o r fly T h e « l a m m i n g of a d o o r a l u i o . l th ro w » you Into h y s t e r i c s , y o u f o e r v M are » h a t l e r e d and p eo ple «p e a k of you a« n n e r v o u s w re c k R e n o 's Net« H e a lth will c u r o all d ra in « upon t h e n e r v o u s s y s t e m , surely _ h | . r e l ie v i n g H ra n ty . P r o f u s e . P a in f u l . I r r e g u l a r t i r .Suppressed k f s n s t r u s t W m Sickly P e r io d s . C o n s t a n t W e s r l n t s « and W e a k n e . s . Depression. C r a m p s ' * D l s s I •' • s s . VI o" e n t H e a d a c h e . P . l p H . t l o n of t h e H e a r t P a i n In t h . S S k and G r o in s . L e n r o r r h e * s n d all I n f la m m a t i o n . U l c e r a t i o n and Discharge S , . o n GROVE. Curo N o r r o t i a n a i i In w o m a n Is a lm o at I n v a r ia b l y t h « r«»u lt of t o r n * f s m a l a tro u b le F o r t h is r « a « o n It 1» uKrl«'«« to t a k e ati o r d in a r y n a r y « to a J o «2 n e r v « r e m e d y and e x p e r t to ha c u re d . ,, . h T h # o nly wny fo r w o m e n to c u r e t h e i r n e r v o u e n e s e and g e t well i s Djr tb# u s e of I t e n o ’s Now H e a lt h , t h e r e m e d y w hich . u r e a all w e a k n e s s e s aafl f e m a l e t r o u b l e s , . t o p p i n g t h e d r a i n and « W in g p e r f e c t h e a l t h s n d n a t u r a l ao- BANK OF SAMFORO H. 8 . TO LA R, C«»hl»r D iscovery That Is The Only Know n For The D isease fllV t OS A TRIAL SHIPMtNT M IL L S , Tho Florist, Inc. Jacksenvllle floride �M«y 24.1912 THE SANroao HERALP ' TUE SANFORD HERALD ’ TMftUr Md Mdir Mm UR Br THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY *. J. HOU.Y. Cditor W. M. lUYNCt. I n t a n i Manaler l u Saar le tte n P rt e e . * 2 0 0 a Y e a r ln » M a n Daihrerad ta tba Cltr by cantar * 1 0 0 par rear Io adraaca or 20c par Booth, la adtaaoa b u i ha Bada al otte» -daea mali Batter A al»** 22nd 1 * 0 1 at thè Po» toBoa at Sanford, florid a Art of March 3rd. 1ST». Otto» la Herald Batid Ina No. ua Next weak we can talk about the meetInf of the Prana Aaodation at Palatka. Roosevelt carried Ohio on Tuesday and Taft thould now retire from the race. ------ 0 -----Taft ought to consult Cromwell Gib­ bons about the overthabw of the primary ------ 0 -----There ere feint rumor« of a touriii.boteL Nothin« strong as yet. Just a small tinkle on the wire of publicity. ------ 0 -----"Lulu WillHave a Bank" reads a head Una In tha Lake City Index. Where wUl Lulu have It? In hsr stocking? ChiS. U U‘ "¿ jr ^ S J-jfh m»n In thu first primary over the other two candi­ date*, which means that tha majority oi’ tbs people of Orange county want him for aherlff. Vote for the high man. •' THE WATER QUESTION The water question has agitated the people of this city for tome time, just as It agitates the people of every section all the time and la never settled until it la settled right. The Herald has always been tbe exponent of the people and the editor has been tbe champion of tbe people at all times and in every section in which his lot happened to be c u t. This defence has cost him money and position at various times and all that accrued to him in these many years was tha satis­ faction of being for the good of the great­ est number of people, and for the people u a whole whenever their rights were in jeopardy. This has been the policy of tha Herald and whenever a public ques­ tion arose the rights of the people have been safeguarded. But In fighting the battles of tbe people it has been our en­ deavor to ascertain the truth of certain contentions first and then grant to both parties the right of speech in their own behalf. The matter of better water for Sanford has never been taken up along tho line of justice end equity, or along the lines of the least resistance, but tbe old game of politics has usually been played by both ■Idee, end as usual the common people have suffered just aa they always do when might tramples right and pubiic utilities hare not been handled as a businees prop­ osition. Tbe Herald first grants to the owners of tbe public utilities of this city the right.to supply water, gas and clec- bo for tho d ty council to meet tbe Water Co. on equal ground and demand deep wells of pure water and tha pressure by means of a standpipe. ----- 0 ----The b « t way to get capital Interested in a fine tourist hotel In Sanford U for a majority of our own people to take the initiative and put up the money to start s gigantic corporation, take over the old company and perfect arrangements for a new hotel at once. Outside capital will nc\cr be attracted to tbe proposition un­ less the home people have faith enough in It to invest their own money at tbe start. ' ' * Che*. U , Hand is gaining v o t« ev­ ery day and he is gaining them because of the gentlemanly way In which he con­ ducts hie campaign. You never hear any mud slinging coming from Charlie Hand and the matter of being elected aherlff has not warped hie perennial' good nature. What a blessing it would be If all the candid* tee could wage aa «4—n | campaign and wear the beatific «mile of fe fcC M i P ARK A VOTE FOR SANFORI) Next Tuesday the second spasm wil be pulled off and then the water will clear up and politics can give away to base ball and the weather. The-Herald will not weary tho reader« with a long harangue about the respective merits of the candidates or their batting average in mud slinging. Our only aim in taking part In the discussion is to have the man elected to Congress that will get the most for Sanford. Hon. Frank Clark has ably represented this district and has stood by AND our section at all tlmee. You know that when ho says the river will receive addi­ tional improvements and that Sanford will aoon be graced by a fine government building that all of it will soon come to paaa, because he has already made good on past promia« and you can look for future results. ThcrcTs no tlfne to URe up questidns on the tariff, on the EverSend for Catalogues, Prices and Term s g lad a or what Gilchrist thinks. All in the world that interests our people is Sanford and her future. AH th at you can hope’ to attain from any of your pubtie men wil! be improvements In your own section. The tariff will be juggled JA C K S O N V IL L E . F L O R ID A • formerly, no matter who is elected. Wo people who Jive in the grandest country in the world need not be concerned about the tariff on glue or the price of putty at this time. Republican or Democratic rule makes but little difference to the av­ erage worker. His concern is centered THERE'S A WORLD on his own bailiwick nnd he wants the O FC O M K okl man elected to office who has already in owning your own him . Don i U achieved results and will continue to aid loo Utr in picking up btigâin, . I,m land» TH* rood lo » „ lili a fin . <i,.i. this section. Frank Clark U tho friend oui from our offic*. whrn , M.,, . of Sanford and Orange county and is »hrewd enough to pwk up >ut h pluii.i <• time tried and renult tested. Forget fell from our (ree of knnwlrdg, li „ , everything else in the thought for your wjw men wKo know»« mangi. tu |y..M L, own county. Do not be decrivod by the «.uuthr, • eXpcTiemr and - , ¿ ■he twnefit of ouri bombast ot the mud (dinger who talks about honesty in politics In one breath HOWARD-PACK ANI) I AM . . . nnd while blinding your eyes with tariff talk seeks to blacken the record of n man Sanford, Flotuln in office. Every man who holds office and is a man can be attacked by his ene­ WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW^WWWVWWWW mies. and the eleventh hour canards should l>e givt*n scant notice by the man who is concerned only by the actual re­ WE HOLD UP OUR GROCERIES sults for the people. Don’t forsake your time tried friends for the new and un­ to the keenest scrutiny an. I r.—i known. -Judge them by nny mniulurri mul The A utopiano JohfHLrCunningham f you'll find them ns they -li<>nl.l U in everything except pm «- win. I. are lower thnn they should lie u cording to usual HtaiulunN I’ n.w it by trial. PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery Om Door E x t cWPi*h*ftt»v f IrM Street . Only exclusive Baker In the dty. ••All mixing dour with latest improved Sanitary machinery. S P E N C E R 'S OREAD HANDLED by oil P lR $ T C L A S S CROC E HS S p e c ia l O rd ers P illed P ro m p tly Wc Make E verything Known to the Trade PHONE 10(3. NO. I l l PARK AVENUK . . A CUP ÜRPRISË . . FO R Coffee Lovers "I THE latest and greatest achievement In the art and blending. of roasting Nothing Like It E v e r Before Offered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent3cof­ fee on the market to-day,Cuts down the cost of living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 c e n t s TRAMMELLS name without opposition will be on the ballot, T U E S D A Y , M A Y 28th. It will be appre­ ciated, if when you vote, you will please mark your ballot: ; A S K Y O U R G R O C E R FO R IT P ack ed ■ xelu o lv aly by CHEEK-NEAL C O FFEE CO. FOR GOVERNOR. X PARK TRAMMELL TH E \ NEW BLEND 9 am grateful to all who voted for me in the first primary and entertain the most friedly feel• a ing toward all Florida Demo­ crats regardless of whether they voted for me or not." PARK Stinfoi d fiorldd S P E N C E R’S B A K E R Y ■ays: “It shall be the aim and purpose of ray life to render an efficient, faithful and loyal ser­ vice as Governor of the State." “ I shall labor and work for those things which will foster and advance the welfare of ALL THE PEOPLE" : TRAMMELL, PARK TRAMMBLL €21 SHN Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek “Crown” Story Clark Kohler &. Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer ' ------ O------ trie light, according to the franchisee un­ der which they are operating. The ed­ itor of the Herald did not make theae contracts and dMS not purpose to en­ deavor to break them. They were made " ------ 0 -----.call tha attention of the by men who invented money for the pqjthe feet that Harmon car- poae of making dividends, and if the pre­ state and that after William rogative of the city council would not Bryan had stumped the same allow the corporation or individual own­ interact of Wilson. It la a good er to make a profit them* same, utilities that d n carry his state In the lace would never have been built. There­ of such opposition. fore in this question of water and light the individual consumer should always With Sanford as a special road tax dis­ bear in mind that the owners of the pub­ trict the question of roads and bridges lic utilities have certain rights that must be respected and rights that are safe­ sill be settled right, because Sanford i tion believes in good roads and bridgna. guarded by the franchise granted by tho The new people that expoct to come to d ty council and which hold in force for a Florida next fall will then recognise our term of years. claims m the most progressive section In The water at the present time is sup­ Florida. plied from u fresh water lake several ----- O-----m il« from Sanford and has not only been Why was it that Clark received auch a the source of the water supply but the fine vote in his home city of Gainesville source of much criticism. Now it seems and his county of Alachua and that Hil- to bo the proper thing for the city coun­ burn did not receive a good vote in I'a- cil to endeavor to eliminate this lake from latk* and In Putnam county w here he re- tbe subject at once by endeavoring to ob­ •ldesi It is a poor candidate who can­ tain the supply nearer the city and have not Carry hi* oWn county by a rousing the Water Co. drive deep wells and by majority, means of a stand pipe or tank aerate the ------0 ----water, take the sulphur odor from it, and FRA N K CLARK IS S A N F O R D ’S The present incumbent of the aher- have at all times a source of pure drink­ ilTa office doee not own that office and ing water and plenty of it. Other cities F R I E N D . A V O T E F O R * C L A R K IK any dtixen of Orange county la privi- of Florida and among them Jackson­ A V O T E F O R S A N F O R D . lcgad to stand for election every four ville, have this system, and without con­ ----- O-----F*41*- If the majority of the people sulting the d ty coundl or the owners of want a change they have a perfect right the Sanford W ater Works Co. the Herald The Mullwrry Herald after many to vote for Hand and auch a vote is no offer* this suggestion and asks[the people vicissitudes and delay on part of the crime against the High Sheriff. to consider it. plant has at last'come out and the first ------O-----There is no better or purer water by copy amply r»*)>ay» for the Iona of time Sanford will never have that tourist actual teat than the arlenian water The Herald is an eight |mgv nix column hotel unleae the people get together that is granted to the people of this sec­ paper and Ix-ars the name of that veteran oq the idea and ail join in the movement. tion. newspaper man, Col. Hyington as editor. Every cross roads town in the state can The fine sulphur water that is given so The Herald is all that could be desired afford a new hotel and Sanford with reely to all of ua almost for tho asking in the weekly newspaper class and shows an opportunity second to none Is for­ and yet for years wo have been debating care not only in the'articles but in the ced to pees up the tourist trade because tbe subject of lako water m il« away, con­ make up as well and Is a paper that the are have no large tourist hotel taminated by cattle, plant life, rain and people of Mulberry should be proud of. " ------ 0 -----detpis, and while paying Tor d ty water At the mast head ia a statement that Hand is not the candidate from San­ thsit at tu n « could not be used have been Mulberry has a yearly payroll of over ford or from Orlando, but the candidate drinking the artesian water from the flow­ one million dollars and in this event from Orange county and the people of ing wells that abound in Sanford. In thr Col. Byington should not lack for cigar the whole county besought him to make midst of plenty we have been starving ami money. A good pa(M*r published in the racs for sheriff. Please count the the proper solution to this question would a good community. votes for the respective candidat» in their respective cities and see what the hqm# people think of their own candi data. The Winter Garden Times is out and la a nice four page paper filled with good news about that prosperous section. T;be T im « In iU first Issue speaks about the elegant new tourist hotel that will be built there and that fact alone ought to be proof that with a good newspaper and hotel Winter Garden la bound to become a city in a few years. DISTRIBUTORS The Herald ta k n the Initiative irv the m atter, but would like to hear from other dtixena who know more about water sup­ ply and other data concerning the water question. m PLA N TS AT NmIivìIU. Ttno , -, ■ �as ppB^aqpBH ip^inr«w i — • HIE 8ANF0RD£MERALD EK 1 / Kv^ry Week Bridge Hub Notice Good farm arul buggy horse for aá4c Mrs. Forrest Lake waa the charming hoe teas of the Every Week Bridge Club and two mllkoowi with calves Apply io Mjyton Bleedaoe wan vbdting In Or­ lando Tuwday. 'Harry Ward was called to Decatur, Ind., on Tutsiday on busimna connected with✓ * th r' \e Ward Fence Co.' • >Mr. M. D . Gatchel and daughter, Miss Mary, left Thursday for an extended trip to porta In tha north. Thursday afternoon. Two tables of bridge were played. The first prize was won by Mrs. O. W. Brady, who made the highest score. Mrs. C. M. Vorce re­ ceived the low prize, n brats finger bowl. When the pleasant games of card.» were concluded a delicious tomato sulud. sandwiches, crackers and coffee were served. Mrs. laike'n guest» were Mrs. C. M. Vorce, Mrs R. L. Hughes, Mrs. W . I). Holden, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin. Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Barrett. Thomas E Wilson «sai WWrVt/WWtfWVWWVWÄWVWWVW« 0 S8-tf One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's fri-7-tf Gas engine repairs Sunfont Machine A Garage Co. fri-tH-tf All kinds of rtqtnir work Sanford Ma­ chine A (inrage Co fri-tH-tf Bring vour old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fn-48-tf Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ derwood's. First class work fri-3-tf We are equipped to handle your repair work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. *frl— 48tf. New Goods! New Prices! 1 New Drug Store! Our store is elegantly fitted and furnished and our stork new, fresh and of the best quality.’ . It consists of c .. . . t^Miaa Flora M. Johnson left Monday For a good table and home «Hiking come Willie Stringfallow, the watermelon for Jacksonville, via Daytona and St. to'the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates king of Volusia county was in the city 24-tf Augustine, where she sailed for New York $5 per week. Wednesday buying khaki pants. Wade, trier Tuner. Orlando. tf Wednesday. Miss Johnson will visit in (.Bob Holland is receiving more ship­ Cortland, N. Y., and Connecticutl, be­ Rub-My-Tism will curt* you. ments of the famous Overland cars for fore returning to her home in Michigan. 75-Fri-l.1t the B. & O. Motor Co., and is selling Mian Johnson made many friends while Five or six doses of "6 6 6 " will break in Sunford, who will l>e pleased to wel- uny cu»e of chills and fever; it acts on many. P U R E DRUGS CH EM ICALS, STANDARD PATENT M E D I­ CINES, FANCY G O O D S, TO ILET AR­ T IC L E S, P ER FU M ER Y . the liver better than Calomel and does Mrs. Bull and little non, Ernest, of conrte her return to Sunford again next fall. not gripe or sicken. Dunedin are the guests of Mrs. Bull's Rub-My-Tism will cure you. sister, Mrs. C. H. Dingo© on Sanford Wreck At Plant d ty 75-Fri-15t Heights. Two wreck« on the Atlantic Coast ; M. P. Lipe Is making a record in the sale of Oliver typewritern and has re­ ceived congratulatoryJiUergJinm .head­ quarters. Jim Turner, the Candy Kid, who rep­ resents the wholesale confectionery trade ~ of Jacksonville called on the then! trade Wednesday. Mias Grace Sanderson hun returned to her home in Plant City, ufter being the charming guest of Miaaca Gladys and Mary Gatchel for the past week. Among line going and Mrs. Murtlu; the passengers on the Clyde north last Tuesday were Mr. H. P. Driver and daughter, Mrs. R. 8. Keelor and Miss Johnson. Mrs. R. 8 . Keelor left on Tuesday's l>oat for Jacksonville, from where she sailed Wednesday for New York City to join her husband and daughter in their summer home. . T. K. Wilaon, representing the Aiqer lean Bankers’ Insurance Co., is in the city this week. Mr. Polk has Imi-ii made local agent for tins company and they are writing a nice business. Mrs. If. H. Puttishali pi Geneva is en­ joying the commencement exerctmw at tie* Woman’s College in Tallahassee this *»*k, where she has her two daughters, »ho arc students at the college Mr. und Mrs. W, ,W Mruketield left yesterday for a vacation among friends m Alabama and G«-orgia. Mr. BrakeMil will return in a few weeks, but Mrs. Ilrakefield and the laiys will remain away all summer. ►( icorge Douglas of Sanford arrived in our city Monday anil if is very probable that he will remain in this section dur­ ing the pineapple season, assisting Mr. Made, general agent for Chase & Co I t Pierce Tribune. Miss Clura l-oui.-w- Guild left for tier home at Winter l ’urk Saturday after the commencement eterclm-s and dose of school. The pupils of the High School and hosts of other friends will welcome Miss Guild's return in the fall. Miss Alice Tetherly left for her home m Orlando Saturday, to enjoy a much needed rest after a busy achool term and the work incident to commencement. Her return will be looked forward to not only by her pupils, but her many frich<la in Sanford. Editor Wright of the Florida Grower was in the d ty for several hours on Wed­ nesday enroute to Tampa from Cuhu, »here he apent several weeks. Mr. Wright thinks Cuba ia n grant) country hut he would not care to live there as n fatrmanent citizen. The beautiful cantata, "A Dream of fairyland. which was given by the little girls of the achool taught by the Sisters of Mercy Thursday evening, will be rerrpeated next Tuesdayovening, May 28 at 8 o’clock p. m. for the children of the town. Every one should go to witnew the splendid performance of tho little Rev. J . W. Wiidman will not preach at Moore’s Station on next Sunday as an­ nounced, but will preach on the first •Sunday afternoon in June at tho usual hour. This change ia made necessary because of the meeting in the Masonic Hxll next Sunday afternoon to perfect the organization of the Charity Associa­ tion. 1 Come to the Salt Breezes. Line yesterday, both oL fast passen­ The Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter ger trnias, seriously handicapped the (.Sanltortum, Hawks ParTC F la.—open hundling of trains bqtvyeen Plant City all summer. Ten dollars a week for and Tampa. The first of these oc­ curred to fust mall train No. 81. ut |>eople, and I wenty-five n week Thirty-sixth street, tieyond YI>or City. f°r a‘ck onwtand the second at a switch at Piunt City • to train No. 80. northbound. Peculiarly the M-cond accident was really caused l»y the lirst and bolhawere of the same nature. There was only All Locul Advertlaemrnt« Linder This ohe ¡HTHon Injured, A. ('. Lillarrop, Beading. Three Cents a Line fu ch Issue an express messenger, nnd his injuries are not serious. For Sale—Two fresh Jersey cows. F. N Kstridge. Cameron avenue. R F t). 3. Sanford Music d u b 75-3tp The Sunford Music Club held their, Wanted—Work by three men Any kind 75-3p regular meeting Tuesday evening in­ of labor Mike Steif. R F l) 3. Furnished house of six riMiins will be stead of Saturday afternoon ut Comfort Io iiiiis I to family during summer Phone Cottage. 300 or 249 75 Zp It bus iss'ii the pleasant custom of Mrs For Sale—Two llcrkslurr sows with M. Martin, who has l»een president of pigs .1 () Tattor. R I) 2 75 Ip the club for the past thr»*© years, to en­ Small foriilidifd house or 2 or .1 furnish­ tertain the club al lier home in the even­ ed housekeeping rooms for family of two State (»rice, location sod (wir (iculars ing the last meeting of the season Box I I 51 After the business had been dlsj>o«ed Fqr Relit—House of six rooms on Fourth of the members on thin lost occasion en- street between Magnolia ank Palmetto joy a musical jirogram and u social even avenues, recently vacnltsl by li (i Wag ing combined. A tine attendance of the ner Apply to E. H. Herndon, city 75-if dull was present Tutvulay evening, with LOST Pix-ketlMaik containing I'ninn one visitor, for their lost meeting to­ working Card and $11 00. together gether until October In the nlmence of witii remipls Reward if returned tiie secretary. Mrs Errusit Tolar, Mrs to Herald office Martin read the tninut.w. after which sin- k iill SALK One new upright \Nheeler brought all the unfinished iiuslness Ikpiano at a bargain \|•|dv ,U fore tiie duh, and when it hud all Imsmi French Avenue satisfactorily attended to Mrs. Martin For Sale Cheap Several p im » of fur in a very graceful way made lier farewell allure Call at 20*' Fourth »tnwt and talk to the dub as lin-ir (»resident, alter m»|M-ct »nine l 2p ihre \ears of good and acceptable ser Wantid A celery farm to work on vices Mrs Martin has always hail the shares State pro|x»qtion Address. 7 1 2p llllereat ol tile cluli deeply at lieart and ||(ll ( I II . Sanford has ever been on the alert to suhaervt» Five bushels A No 1 velvet For Sal* it« Im-si interests, while watching faith Ih'MII seed M W Dresser. B F I» No fully and kindly over the welfare of the Three . <1-1t p dub. After a short commendatory re­ "Fix It" Paper Hanging done Kirstview of the cluh’s jiast work and con rlaio Screen« (or Windows \nd d>Mirs Hooting and gntulatinn* on the bright our loot for k<s-|, nut L ln-« .,n,| ,|i«<-.isi next y e a r - achievement*. Mr* Martin guttering Let un ligure welcomed the new p ru d en t. Mr» Kan ( \ S m i t h , rear »»I-'» Park av Phone 22*« nip S. Munson, into the honors and dig Wanted—Cample lu rent putt of Comfort 72-tf nity of the office, and also the new vice j Collage during the summer Boys, for your next pompadour try an prcaidenti Mr». (). W. Brady and Albert Griiinlmg haircut We do 1 » right Miw Ellen Mahoney. 73-Fri-2tP In her own characteristic way Mrs. 113 Rnilroud avenue Munson made a most felicitous reajsmse FOB R E N T Two furnished rooms and m conclusion she requested that the cor Third nnd Palmetto, Mrs Easter­ wishes of the club for tiie line of work ly to !»• taken up next year I*- given ex \NTKI* tin* gixxl mowing maehine presnion at Hie present meeting Alter mid hay rnk*Mrs, It A Bevier. a short discussion nnd vote Mrs. Mun­ West Side. son appointed her program committee First class board nt 3o*i Palmetto Ave. for next year one door south from 3d street Close In A’ pleasant social hour was enjoyed by nnd convenient Mrs Mills 6M-Ht-p the dull and one of Rubenatein’s muaFor Snle—Swret Potato, plants Ryd terplec»», "Kummenoi-Ostrow," ren­ Provtc^enc, best kind $1.50 (>er thou­ dered by Miss Florence Frank. Clar­ sand. Rrx Packard. Rome 2. or plione fiO-tfc ence Mahoney delightfully entertained (02-3 For Sale—Two of my fine truck farina. the ludicn with two well rendered solos, Levi Dinford. 57-tf accompanied by Minn Frank. He sung Ten oercs of good land for sale at a "M y Fate and Thine" and an "Arabian bargain. Three acres cleared und crop­ Love Song." Delicious* ice cream and ped Iasi senson All under fence. Near and cake were ser veil, accompanied by loading station on traction line. Almost Particulars nt Herald spray* of dainty asparagus fern and given away Office nil»* of the valley, by Misses Hickey and W. H Underwood now hns a first class Frank. Mrs Martin’s charming assist­ horse sitoer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. 1 our ants. horses can be assured of the best kind of work in this line. See Underwood Memorial scrvict* will be held In the when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf Congregational church Sunday at 11 For Rent—Five-room cottage, furnished. a. tn., May 26th. by Rev. G. II. Wal­ All conveniences, close in. Inquire at dron, paator. All are cordiully invited Herald 69-tf-c FOR SA LE Fine lake front bunga­ to attend. 2-tp On Decoration Day, May 10th. all who low site and twelve acre« of hammock wish to partidpate in decorating tho land; five acres In cultivation, wltn artesian well. One and a quarter miles graves of the Bluo and the Gray will west of Sanford. Also ten acres of plezse bring flowers and meet at I. J. Se- tiled trucking land, two artesian wells. cord’a residence at 9 a. m. All comrades For sale, rent, or share crop. .Florida. of Blue and Gray are requested to meet A. W. Brown. Enterprise 70-6tc AU the friends and those who wish to h*lp the living fund of Mlaa Mary £ . Haim will donate to that fund by pat- at postoflice at 10:45 a. rn... Sunday, May . . . 2-tp |v’ nixing the Mary Hal re Fund Fruit 26th. Stand, managed by Geo. B . Ivey, on corn*r of 2nd 8L and Palmetto Ave., in the There arc Two Kinds of Chill Tonic I- P. Coata Photo Gallery. The order PLANKS AND OTHERS k°y will call for your order» with U«t of _ ... s oi /-...in „I- I. fruit In Stock. It la expected to carry all The old reliabe Plank» Chill Tonlt Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure kinds of fruit in season, For Sale—Horse, buggy, und barnez M. Fleisher. P. O. Box 1406. Sanford. Fla. Gabbett at ms tl»« sRobblna u « e a i •« « « w . Neat- FIN EST CIGARS MAKE A -SPECIALTY WK „ Oh . OF COMPOUNDING if; Lawson’s Pharmacy F ir s t S tr e e t Z P h o n e 275 Sanford, Fin. ^ IM M W M ñ W W W ■i - ir <- ft t V •F-F ++ ♦+ --------YOUR MONEY’S WORTH \\ IN A S H O E D E P E N D S ON T H R E E T H I N G S tt . »<> f a ++ Did it lit right, loo k right, and tt ++ wear right'? n {} ------------------ ------------------- .»<» ---------- tí Y o u ’ll lie sure o f your m o n e y ’s w orth and ;d! || p e rfe ct sa tisfa ctio n il you let us fit you. s to c k o f M en 's New S ty le s for S p r in g O ur co n - ;;!! ta in s “ E v e ry th in g New th a t’s g o o d .’ +t 11 E. ■ ;;;; — ■ ■■ G. D U C K W O R T H VE KT tt |t Telephone No. tit! ++++ + +++++++ !'' I T T K K + Sanford, i'lorida ;;;! JÊÈ + ♦ v -i-v + W - + v + + ( ‘ + + + + + + + 4 t 4 V 1 Are You Ready? ■ í I d k u k o il tlu x m u r t.il x o il am i TO QUIT LIVING Is y o tii fa m ily w r ll p r o v id e d fo r in c a s e d ie ? you sh o u ld If no! See I). L. TH RA SH ER Ai . L Nt FOR Equitable Life Insurance Company 1* v J /w JJ Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of the G R E A T E S T -\«tem of B u siness C o lla te s in the W orld—22 years' suevrs*. 150,000 graduates M ore than 100 high-grad*e instructors C ontracts ({iveii . D s t . u r r graduates P( iS IT IO N S o r 'R E F U N D M O N E Y Indorsed -Y*» l,s m ore F lo rid a ami G eorgia B a n k ers and other b u sin ess men tlian A l l O T H E R Florida am i G eorgia H ilsinrss c o lle g e ' combined. W o alio Leach B Y MAUL. OtelQfue ............. A . SÊOÊ -.-31 PRACTICAL H J - U o n v u u , I .U F U, 71-if ts ■jm “ ÍIT <> . ¡ ■ S H B B M x x ’T - f n t V r h i i i - i a i l g s f f l W r i G i i iis g iii M A RK ET V ¿líáaiiSAil .. x 'iu T T r TH E PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIO N S AND FAMILY RE­ CEIPTS. CALI. ANI) SEE US. TT i. ON ^ our patronage is always appreciated, no matter how small your purchase*, and you may rest assur­ ed it will lie our constant aim to sell you tho best goods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. WANTS 69-tf-c For Sale—One icatn of mules, 6 nnd 8 years old. weighing 1.100 to 1.200 lbs. Wagon and harness. Also n one horse wagon nnd hnrness. Inquire nt Herald , office or Phone 207-3 rings 7l-4tp , ^ Rfln( w Sh||re Cropping_M y celery Chills. Fever, Colds and Grip, your money j if|n on French avenue, Sanford, ........... — — back in r< B 5 i5 5 T 23cinJSO e'l>*t»tH Br fdTtB« eomlfig « u o a ' Address. Cecil C .'V , t a f i i wood dealer, phone Mfl. 73-2tp Aak your Drottiat. TH E ' iS ^ • . . r *• ' .. - *rr* * •«• * ,—i> G ... ¿ ., V -S * , ; * 'i i . ' �when be faced old what'«-hfo-riame. "If tbcre'ii a man among you, rd b v FRANCIS PEMST ELLIOTT ** ILLUSTRATIONS ¿ T RAyWAtims m 9 a t o a o M - s t r /w u c w v * r y fo r Jonkln«, who ha I ”arrlV td.to bring tome down. And whan ha aaw Foxy Grandpa calmly olttlug there by me, polling a t a atraw, be almoat leet hie balanoe. But I ebook my head with oorart warning. "B rer eee me before—ohT*’ aaked the onb harahly, aa he wared aalde the cigarettes Jen Wine extended: "Laat Wednesday night—rememberT" "Tea, air," replied Jenklna, bealtatlngly. Then he rolled an eye at me do the* and corrected blmaelf baatlly but firm­ ly! "No, air; I don't reoall ever eeelng you before, air." Of course, I knew be had not, but the cub got up with a aour laugh. Then with a murmured gruff apology, he withdrew, aaglag he bad a head­ ache and waa going to bed. And. by Jo re. what a look he gave me rrom -»•^4-the door! "Mldntghtl" ejaculated aome one at length, Juat aa the profeeeor finlahed a Jolly rum but Interesting yarn of I* tette hltn her b u m ke bla «Ub a *tor7 adventure In Ttbot. We all roeo and alater* a room-mate. xt marnine thè etri 1 waa answering a challenge of Hil­ itavi borri«« te thè ling»' for a Bunday morning game of De U scpoaUd bjr T. who celle hi in bllliarda, when all of a eudden w scream rang out from somewhere VITI—Jack mitinee celle U above. Then camo a greater ' com­ ht with Llehtnat They dio­ sa ruMee ilddon la tbe buU motion—two voice« raised In rapid end excited colloquy. On top of this J A J X —Billing« done tbe p*- another scream, louder end more plerc. log—a woman's call for help. •YNOFBIfc ‘‘One of tbe maids," Hillings haiarded. “A mouse— -' ' T h a t vna F r a n c e s ! " I answered him excitedly, and we all plied out In to the hall and peered down Its long Vista. X R X —tigfatnut tetar dUcovare ertmant a b e a f y paraon I n mut«hlekara end waeri na pajamae. iella 'be police, who declare (ha fa be a oriminal, called "Foxy C Ä A M T R. X I —Th« Intruder d«clarae beleU ghtaiut*a gnaat and appasta to Iba lattee Ta vaia. val Down one of the dimly Illumined anglea of tbe great stairway a white X U —n « la bustled off U figure darted, then paused, abashod, CHAPT ETI XIII—In th« morning IJght- crouching back ugulnat the wall at a»tonlih«d to find Illlllnga gon«. sight of us advancing. Above bor astonished when h« gets a inaafrom th« latter, demanding hl» { sounded a man's voice, and even as "itnuL bound for Tarrytown. M A Mgbt Hilling*« home, discover« "Frano*#." th« she screamed again, he overtook her, clasping her arm. • girl «C lb« pajamas. on tba train. " F r a n c e s —dear, dear F ra n c o » !" he CHAPTKR XIV—IJghtnut epesks to ber and alludi» to tha night bifore. Hhe cried. “ Are you afraid of me?" declassa Indignanti? that Lightnut never And be threw bis arms around her. aaw ber In bfack pajamaa. Al T a rry to w n Frani»« la met by-a husky college youth. "Come on back, d e a re a t!" be ploadod whe balla Ushtnut aa "Dlcky " The let- "You have been dreaming." far tgboraa Ine boy, who then threatena And under tbe light of a great red ¡4 tbyaeh hlm for offendlng Franca«. Llgbtaut takea tba next Jraln nome. cluster of grapes, pendent from tbe CHAPTER XV—Billing« «torm« over mouth of a grinning Hacchu«, I recog- 0<ui^V.rCU i * / r S w t C bm «^de ' . i i i ^ . ( M W tne pajsmss. CHATTER XVI—Prafneor Doos.nber- ' r I# colled la te Interpret tbe hleroCHAPTER XVII—He ravee over » be astia tba loct silk of 81-Llng-Chl. C H A P T rn XVIII—The writing declare« (bag. a parson wearing the pajamas will tak# an tba semblance of tbe previous w*%j«r. The profeeeor borrow» the pa. for «sperimene CSAPTEIt X I X —" D lllln g e " dreeeed In pajamas U found In the professor's room end T» taken *■" theme In an automobile with Franosa Mad a woman Llgbtnut call# "tba frump.” CHAPTER X X —Lfghtnut la angered by ‘the frump's" slanderous talk about CHAPTER X X I —''Billings" la taken to hie roana. A servant tells . Ushtnut that a messere has hss Just just tx been received stating that Billing* igs waa un under arrest In New Tori far stealing a suit of blaok pa- jam««. C H A P T E R X XCII— _ Judge Billing« aston- tehee IJghtnut wit rttb a tal« of Kr»nct»' »«■ eapades. IJghtnut permission to «peak ts •'Franoea." to oocur to him that tba profoaaor waa b davIllsh busy and a blent-minded old ch*i>. Alight not roturn thapi for." a memtb. *1 know that. “Oh, raaUy, Franoe«T" tba frump waa baying, “How axcaadlngly nlca of yot*, door I" Tba profbator waa oojmslad for tba moment with a moth. “I hops I won’t frlghtan you In them oa you aay your mold wo* frlgbtanod at -you. If pajamas ora unbecoming to you, why Just Imagine mo In thorn I” By Jovo, I was dovllith glad I wag not supposed to boar, for I didn’t want to b« required to Imagine I t But as for them bblng unbecoming to my darting—well. I know she know what I thought! ' IiEtsr, when the evening had shaded off and tbe ladles bad left ue, we eat In tbe smoking-room'talking till late. I was astonished to find Fuxy Grand­ pa devilish entertaining and elavrr— notes bad sort at all. He seemed to ba^| no reooi loot Ion of me a t all, and tbarsfara no grudges. I bad made up my mind by tbls time I wasn’t going to EuiTy tba frump, no matter!what same o r what Billings wanted, knd j would tall him so la tbe morning But whoever did marry hei^-ond It looked 111* It waa going to be tbe professor —would have some sort of compensa­ tion In T o x j Orandpa’a entertaining atorlafc of Hastarp scandal. Billings' cub brother smoked In b corner of tbe room by himself end drank Innumerable slugs of whisky straight. Onoe I saw his father go -®M» toJklm and seem to reseoestrate, bat without effect. BflUngb wanted hla father to try my A SK FO R ST Y L E NO. 2974 ' •*>*->» Up the Stairway Advanced Profeeeor Dooztnberry. e like to know what this means T" be cried. There was a blank alienee tor an Instant, and then— "Perhaps 1 can explain,*' »aid a voice. And bp the stairway advanced Pro­ fessor Dooxonberry, .i tj Gun Metal Oxfords for Spring are popular with exclu­ sive dressers. ~ - •I T h e Essex model is a worthy example of this type of CHAPTER XXXII. In ttys G l o w of the Rubles. Evening had come again. In fact, It was almost bedtime. Frances and 1 sat before, tho hearth In tho library, looking ellently koto tbe red heart of tho dying embera of frngrnnt plno cones. For In • the heights of the Pocantlco Hills It often la chilly on summer nights. My darling sat on a low fnuteull, b»»r chin resting upon her hand, her beautiful eyes- fixed dreamily, In­ scrutably. upon tho fading coals In her lap lay the spread of tha crimson p a ja m a s Hhe wan thinking— thinking— I won­ dered what! And I was thinking bow Jolly rum II all was; (hat Francis wusu't Prance», that tho profeseni wasn’t Billings, Colonel Francis Ktrk land wasn't Foxy Grandpa and wasn't the frump's father after all; and that the frump, herself— bless her, her name wan Elizabeth— wasn't Frances, and wasn't a frump at all. but Just n Jolly, nice, homely old dear, you know And I wan trying to catch and hold some of the deuced queer things tho professor hnd discoursed upon about ancient OccldehttU w hat's--Its.name, and astrnl bodies, obsdsslon, psy­ dIi,h1 wltb horror ) «-“ ow 111“ <■ of 1 hair and freckled face of Billings' cub chical resarch and all that «ort Somehow, dn«b It, It b r o th ,r ' 0 n lb * »«stant. with a bull- of thing all seemed devilish unroalike roar, Billings sprang forward, but had I was quicker still. But fleeter than aonablo - and Improbable to me— either of ua to reach the scene were couldn't get hold of It, yotf know; but the two elderly men, together with an everybody else hnd said "Ab-h-h!” Miss Warfield, tbe housekeeper,Tlml a and had wagged their heads as though couple of maids Fruncea darted 'like they understood. I JuHt said: "Dash rea bird to Foxy Grandpa. and then It. of course, you kn ow !" and tbe figures of the women shut tier crossed my leg» and took a fresher grli> on my monocle from view. The most devilish hnrd thing to Billings and 1 bad paused, half way to the landing, it lo o k ed aa though get bold of hud been that F ran ces the elder Billings was amply capablo had never ant on tho arm of my Mor­ of handling the occasion now. lie bad ris choir, had never told me she liked hacked the youth against the wall be­ me belter than nny man she bad ever hind, and hla langungo -wns or u kind met, and hud never called me “Dicky" 1 hated to have my darling bear. Evory time tho other offered to ex postulate, his father broke out again “You are a disgrace to an honored n am o !" ho roared "And tbe only ex­ planation left for me to offer our gueata la that you are drunk and don't know where you a r e ! " "Oh. fath er!" faltered the boy. And then be turned his black shrouded figure to the polo marble egalntt which be leaned end seemed to me hie very heart would sob away. “What'a the matter, dad?" camo a voice from the bead of the stairway. “What In thunder la all the row aboutT* “By Qeorgel" gasped Billings. Ev­ erybody looked upward—one of the women screamed. JTbr there, alowly advancing down the angle leading to the landing, his yellow mop df hair ahlntng above the dark collar of a dressing-robe, was tbe duplicate of tbe youth cowering under the elder BUUnga' wrath. And out of a dead, tens#' alienee, came bis voice again: “Can’t any of you speak V’ He touched tbe figure on tbe shoulder. "Who ore your* be asked In an odd. strained voice. The black figure turned toward him a faoe agonised In grief. "I—I d ont know," came a voloe piti­ fully—hla voice. It seemed. . The cub ju st stood like a statue for a moment—stood as we all stood. Then alowly hla band want out and touebed the band of hla double. Slowly hla Angara «wept tbe U faoe, tb e b a lr ; gradUally .bla ayes dosed, as though be were sensing by touch alone. Huddonly g loud cry leaped from bla tbrô àt -"B Isterl" be shouted. And ba swept the-blooh-Egaré to Mur. “’-----------------Then, toestpg ba*k his heed, tbe youth faeed us with biasing, angry • m looking a i Ita?Id must have. •’ESSEX" oxford. Y o u w on’t be able to resist buy- ing when yon see it. •fl M ade of a splendid quality of G un Metal Calf throughout, with a high arch and high toe, military heel and three eyelets, with diamond shape tongue. It is a snappy, up-to-date shoe, and is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaranteed to support the arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before put into a shoe at this p ric e . A n exclusive feature. T h is, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that it absolutely .Hie acme of comfort and health in footwear. x $4.00 €JW e have many other excliuive " S n o w ” Uyle* that «wait yout in»peit>oo FOR SALE BY D. A. Caldwell & Sons It may be just what yon need. P D 1 IL T The B a re s t, B e tte r Than S a l e s ! And C a lo m e l—More B e s t T h in g S a tis fa c to ry To P at T h a n P ills- A S lu g g is h E q u a lly L iv e r T o W o rk B e n e lle ln l And K e e p F o r Children Or A dults. T lfiK T A IL I Insist upon L I V E R -R I G H T . 5 0 Cents P e r B ottle. W . C . Aldridge Thors W a t a Flash, a Lightning Blazo .' of Rod. C. * f at any Umo or anywhere. 1 wondered U she ever would, and how tbe deuce fellowo went about It when they pro­ posed to the girl they madly loved. 1 waa devilish put out, you know, that 1 had never tried It oo 1 could know. From aero«* tbe hail droned the voices from tb s' smoking-room—Col­ onel Kirkland and tbe Judge debat­ ing oomotblng about treaty porta and the Manchurian railway. Through tbe French windows from the open loggia came tbe eager, pitched tonea of the profeaior and the frump—no, Eliza­ beth, I mean—discussing Aldeberan -and B etelg n eifr flSId suns, «tar cluetora and the nobolar hypothesis. * Within tba room Billings bad anapfifiil fiU llb « lUfaUa Vl JlItEg ETtUfre W |-------| Newlan P h a rm a c y A N T E D - 1 “ BUY ' b ag s '”"1* g H IG H E ST M A R K E T P R IC E PAID All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and bold. respondcnce Solicited. 80U TH ER N S TA TE S ram # Cor B A G QOIVIPANY Importers •) Barlep—Menufectuirre of aD Kind* of B*|l JA C K S O N V IL L E , . . . F L O R ID A A . 2 5 c. r W a n t A d . in T h e H e ra ld will R en t Y o u r H ou se F o r Y o u �Èjï?^ér<àM wl'uiWl_ '^ ,. — ► ... • * •i rAUZ - ■ir^rr-r<: -> •• \ THE SANrORO HERALD Listing dr« o f fats ir.ssured ruhr, end f rom tb« tray la tfc« dark oornar wher«, toe w m cloalDf It la bla colltctitfu vault. It glMUnod Ilk« tb« end o( a bright d o r . Tb« otb«r four w«r« absenUy dutcbed In my darling'« baud aad tb« crimson «bine gleamed brafdjr < tbrougb bar tlngor bar«. •C a rtu n cl« —andant carbuncle«,“ tbe professor bad called them, “that tbe Cblnea« believed their dragon« car* rl«d lO their mouthii, la tbelr black cavM in daya of old, to furnish light w bafabj tb«y oould to devour their victim»." And that I believed, for I oould ••• aomo practical «ease •boot HI “What I should Ilk« to know," «aid tb* dear, pracloua cub, bugging bla knee by tbe mantel, "Is where I come ta l" "Tou don’t oome In," said Hillings, lifting him playfully by tbe ear; "you oome out!” And out they went. And my dear girl and I were like what’e-bte name’e picture—alone at last, you know. She stirred sortly and her sigh came like the wind through the tree« at night. "1 auppoee we will have to burn tbeao," she said dolerully; "tbe pro­ fessor says It la tbe only thing to do." "Jolly shame, 1 say!” 1 murmured Norman H. Held With the MaddofksHeld Players Mr. N'omian R Field, who heads the circuit stock company known oa "The ■ Maddocks-Lteld Players" will be »ell remembered as u very, very clever actor who for the post three years has Inen the man with the ('. W Park Dramatic Co. I Mr. Field has joined hands with Mr 1 Muddock* in the organization ol a com­ pany urtiiiu of exceptional ability, to place high claw amusement at a low ■ price of admission. Messrs. Field and Muddocks have looked over the ground during their many visits to this and other citk-s with the object in view of placing a circuit stock. So strong has Ix-en their imprwwion of the territory of South Florida thnt they have selected this as the Ix-st, and will tiring an attraction into this city that cannot lie duplicated. They will lie- here three nights, commencing Thursday. May .10 Opening night,"Under the Bear's l’ajv." The greatest play of all Russian players. Price» I6r, 26c. 16c. Matinee Saturday, June 1st at 3 p. m. Seats on sale at Max­ well's. faded—gone! The breeze from the opsu window sllrred tho ashes to tbo •Ids. Sbe dropped back with a deep sigh. "They're gono," ahe breathed mourn fully. "Never mind." I said; "you've itirse left." And daringly I laid my band upon (be oue Ibat clasped (be rubles And 1 thrilled aa It lay atlll beneath my own. "Good-by, you dear old wlckrU en chanted pajamas. ' «be said I don't care—I Juat love you, because ' Mile paused. "Because they brought us logetn erf By Jove, I didn’t know | had said It, till It came out) Au Instant, and then I caught It— Just a title whisper, you know "Tes— Dicky!" By Jo v e' And then, dusb It. my monocle dropped 1 But 1 let It go. Presently sbe looked at tbe glowing rubles la h t r band. "They aro from India, you know. Dicky— from Mandalay, tbo profeasor said." And she murmured’ "'O n the road to Mandalay, where the old flotll. la lay'—don't you remember? Ire been there. Dicky ” "By J o v e !" I said. "H ave you. thoughT Is It Jolly?" "Tbe pool eoerned to think so—" Hhe laughed. "Do you know Kipling, Dicky?" 1 tried to think, but dashed If I could remember. I wondered If It would bo a good place to take a trip tol ASSURED no YOU know of anyone who U old enough to read, who has not »eon that ilgn at a railroad crowing? u «vsTyona has M en It at l o m i dm« or othar, th*n why d o s i n '! tb« railroad let tha algn rot away 1 W h y doaa tha railroad com p an y c o n t i n u e to kaap thoaa algn* at «vary croaaing 1 M ayb a y o u think, Mr. M e rc h an t, " M o a t averybody know« m y «tore, 1 d o n’t have to advartlac. Y our »tore and your good« need mora advtrtlalng th a n the rail­ road« need do to w arn peopla to " L o o k Out for th a C a r a ." N oth in g la ever completed (n tha advartiaing world. T h e D e p artm e n t S to re s era a v ery good «sample— t h e y are con tin ually ad vertW n g — and they are contin ually doing a GEO. B. IVEY In d ljn a n U r . "It seems a crime." she said softly, and tbetV was a little choke In her voice. She slipped to tbe soft-flbercd rug beforg the Ore. I gently brought my chair closer to her. For 4, moment ehe preseed her cheek against the Crimson mass, then kneeling forward, laid It gently on the glowing coals. There wus a flnali, a lightning blase of red that almost blinded us, and then for a brief u|mro a field of\hhlnlng ash. Against this tbs tiny serpent froge writhed and twilted and turned at last to leaden gray. Over the spread of all, swept wava after wavo of golden, crim­ soned pictures—temples and pagodas —dragons that licked flery tongues at u«—strange faces that came and went, leering hideously Into our own And then of a sudden It was all TOOMER’S ELECTI Notary Public IDOfMVltltM. All kinds of| Legal Papers, Deeds, Mortgages, Ktc. Acknowledgements | taken, Rentals and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L. U. Benefit Society. ( The liest and cheajxtd Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Ollice in Stone and Grove block. If It pays to run a few ada 'round about Chrletruaa time. It cer­ tainly wrill pay you to run a d ­ v ertisem ent« about all tha time. Il*« hut busineea, that's all ta A D V E R T I S E in T H IS P A P E R Leave Orders For Ire ( mun Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can have it made and delivered by leav­ ing orders on Saturday at Maxwell’s. Latest improver! machinery insure» the In Circuit Court, Orante County. Flor best of cream and quick delivery. 72-tf Ida. 7th Judicial Circuit Court Take MENDENHALL’ S C hill an d F e v e r T o n ic, iTk g e n c r a l to n ic ° fo r tire d feelin g and m a la r ia . I hitched closer. 'MA'hnt does—er— this poet chap say about It? W bat's It like, you know ?" Hbe laughed "I'm afraid It's wicked, Dicky, a good deal like tbo haunted pajamas " Hhe leaned forward, chin upon her hand ugala. looking Into the fading coals "111 tall you what he Buys ” John T CsIhrelh | va , lio itn r (•cerzia C Culbrelh • To I'.corti* ( ' ( ulhrrth Il (rum ihe •»..fn l-lll du i, flirti in il.r etarve entllled Cause that dir plht-e ,,f r r a B lrr u e id ihr »nel r , m r tl a ( ’ Culbrelh t, unknown tu bini, (h ai abe it uvrr tb r «Zr ol l —riiljr .,nr r r s r » tlial dm rr la no permeo in tb r ats lr o l Klnrida ib r •»(» ir-r irf autdvwna ui*.n «honi wmild tdnd anld » o r t i * C Culhrrth Vi*. .,rr thrrrfo rr •«rvlci.il lu a tt ira r to i to , bill mi M on da,, (tir òtti d a , ut Aufuat. A II 1UI 2 . lltr • *m r brina a rulr day o l lina court Il i> fiirthrr onlr red Iflal thla nntlor br publlabnl In dir S.n f o rd llrrnM. ■ n n . , p * ( * - r luiMUtint in Or.,n i r i.Minl, t lort. 1* Inr rlzlil . . m a m i l l v c • r*il » l i n e It M K.ddn*.B) i t r r i i d « * mI ..a iri and dir * r * l d.r rr..t lina t b r Iddi d a , o l M a , A I* KMd II M Riciaum ( l - i k •ral II, M A llnward. Il I llu knuoti A Di. k i n , i mi A l t , , fur Compir f r i 71 hi . In the Circoli Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit. Orange County, florida Then her voice went on: ■'Kblp in# s o m e w h e re east o f f l u s i , " w h e re tfi* t»r»t !• 11V# (ho w««rat. Where * ( h» r *• » r n t n o T e n I'ommA Ddir idiitA » n ‘ u n u n ru n r a is e a thtrat Sanford Miu hinr L (tnrtigr Com 1 pinjr n ct»f(««ration organur»! him) rtl«tlntf ifir "By J o v e ' " 1 said. Interested, undrr the l«»t >t( I h r f l u i r of Mo/Mr iiUmiifT >i 1> l> McCall, t)oin| b u i l n n i a« (t n ir g in Moliif C » f Com I'OIIV dr frodati ( lu I) () MtCall. doing U*«li»r»« n« tfir l»r-«.rgia ■'Cor I b r i r t n p l a b r ì i * a r a c llln', and It's Motor Car Co of A l i a n U . («curili, nix) ali o t f l m I whom It may cuocrrn. l l i r r e l i m i I w ould b e It a m r i u i from the arti.la* it of I a]*« an) Htgjtin». tl y l l t r old M o u l i i i r l n p a f o d . lo o k in ' !»«>• of Sanford Mn<bine ami Garage Comtufiy i*l«imilfT at ttir a .« " in the i t f f v r flair«) rauftc. (hat you a non rr tk l r n l of the » l a te of Florida and a writ «»( n tln th m r n t 1 brought my hnnd down on my ha« been kgnltv turd oul In (hit roori ■ih) ami ( f i a t I r l i Iwltaigiojl to you. iv»«ifiiliiU of Onr knee ( I ) F %r r r tf T.«!ifirii ( ’nr f»a* I m i alio« f»r«i In ofdrr (III. I s a y , you know er y V ances,' , lo eaiiefy « dr marni ajatrift ion In tfir turn "f l lun d rn l I * f )<•r« ' S %<»> ailrgnl o 1» lur l-j | e t c lu lt iie rl wi t h e n t h u s i a s m . we l l Pi«* yo«i t«> |>taintirt in «fir « I s n r ca ufr ^ m« nrr (firrrforr ««Jtlrrrsl Iti «wftg r lit»« go t h e r e for our h o n e y m o o n , by J o v e ! f>ofl'«rnf4r tfMift on of I r f u n tfir '»fi» tin) of All^Ufl S h u l l w e eh A I) 1012, i line Iwiiijf u rulr day of i h if txsurt. And then the Jolly ruble* rolled un­ othriffiM- jud<mrti( will lir rntcrrtj atfaiiiBt yon by heeded to the floor. And nothing stirred but tbe ashes of the haunted pajamas! And then— Oh. but France« saye that's all! TH E END. default It U further on lr rr d th at th ll n o t k r l>r puUUhrd foe nb»r ( 9 ) con »ecu 11vr wrrk» In the Sanford Her­ ald. a new t(>a(«rr (Mihliahrd in Sanford, flori d a Wltn r*» my hnml ami »ral thia IBth day t»f May A l> 1012 %rnI II M K«ruia««« C i r i k itf Circuii t «Miri Orange County Floikl a Hy M A Howard I> C 71 (»In Mildew Proof, Mildew Proof, 10x12 10 Mildew Proof, No doubt now remain» in minds of men who are posted on (he political situation that loonier ¡h the* winning candidate in the race for Congress ** from the State at large. I luridi.ins will resent slander and abuse by candidate and will repudiate such methods next Tuesday. » ", TO O M E R WILL WIN. To the Democrats of Florida: Tty? campaign for Congressman from the State of Honda at Large is practically over. The voters, who are going to elect a member of Congress for the ensuing term, have made up their minds to select me and the result is no longer in doubt. This is proven by my observations wherever I have been—and I have visited every section of the state—and by letters'] received by me from every nook and corner of Flor­ ida. My (heads, while not resting on. their oars, are supremely confident and they assure me that my’ \ictory will be overwhelming. I here is simply no question about it. As the Bradford County TeUyiiifih said editorially in its issue of May ¡ird, right after the first primary, “ IF TO O M ER HAD E N T E R ­ E D T H E C O N T E ST A MONTH E A R L IE R HE W O ULD HAVE L E D T H E RA CE FO R CON­ G RESSM A N FROM T H E S T A T E AT L A R G E.” The four weeks since then have placed me far in the lead and Ih e vote on the 28th will elect,m e hy a de­ cisive majority. My opponent. < laude I, Engle, Ills IjiusihI his claim to this high and honorable ollice solely upon his false and slanderous attacks upon my private, busi­ ness and professional character. This he has done W ITH O U T PRO D U C IN G ONE W ORD OF PROOF, although I have repeatedly demanded such proof, lit* cannot prove his statements. He has no proof. With all his vaunted cunning, HE CANNOT EVEN M A N U FA C TU R E ANY PROOF. And I now as­ sert, as I have done before, that his charges are false IN TOTO. lie has charged without ottering anv proof, that I am the representatives of the trusts when, in fact, T H E T R U S T S A R E U T T E R L Y O PPO SED TO M E. As a matter of fact. I have twice represented the federal Government in the prosecution of gigantic trusts and won both eases while T H E A TTO R N E Y FOR T H E T R U S T IT S E L F IN ONE OF TH O SE CA SES HAS M A D E S P E E C H E S FO R AND IS A C T IV E L Y SU P P O R TIN G L ’E N G L E IN T H E CAM PAIGN . My campaign has been made upon a fair and full statem ent o f political quest ions that concerns the people o f I' lorida in a \ital wa\ I have departed from such discussion o f principle onl\ when driven to do so by the false and malicious printed statements of my opponent. As ¿gainst my honest decluj-ation • of principles mv opponent has offered nothing. If he has a platform, he has never taken the ]>eople into his confidence hy proclaiming it. What is there about his platform that makes him ashamed to pub­ lish it? MY PLATFORM IS DEMOCRATIC' TH RO UG H O U T. IT IS AS P R O G R E S S IV E " AS DEM OCRAt Y I TSELF AND AS “CO N SER­ V A T IV E " AS DEM OCRACY N o M ORE, NO LESS. My friends have been active in my behalf in every county in Florida. To them and their efforts I give large credit- for the victory I shall win next Tuesday. It will he their victory as much as mine— a victory over misrepresentation of my character and a deliverance from misrepresentation in Congress. These friends have been loyal, as well as active. They are not paid workers, for contrary to the loud claims of my competitor, I have had hut a moderate campaign fund and could not, had I wished do to so, hire workers fo push my candidacy. I have been in the hands of my friends and those friends, together with my own modest efforts, have made me the win­ ner next Tuesday. I FU L L Y E X P E C T T H E PU BLIC A TIO N O F CANARDS BY M Y C O M P E T IT O R A F T E R T H IS IS P R IN T E D AND WHEN IT IS TOO L A T E FO R M E TO A N SW ER T H E M , His own sheet will be printed Saturday and I presume will be mailed to fifty thousand voters. In it hp will doubtless repeat his false charges hut he will not offer one word of proof; B E C A U SE T H E R E IS NO PR O O F. He has urged you to believe nothing against him. BE FA IR AND M A K E H IM PR O V E W H AT H E CHARGES AGAIN ST M E . Do that, and I shall he satisfied with the result. Yours respectfully, W. M. TO O M ER, Winning Candidate-far Congress State-at-I*arge. 'W (U a ’k V a T 'i ir tfcfiíláá �May ^ 4,1 0 1 2 Aa Important PoalUon In tha noant primary tba ballot waa to loot that a largo numbar ot rotor» aapwaatd thalr prefaranca aa to only a portion ot the portion* to be filled. One poaition which aeema to have bene pretty generally ignored U that of member of the national democratic executive committee. The combined vote for all three of the candidate* , tot thla poaitiOn wma only 33,176, while the vote tor governor reached a total ot 62,164. Thus we aee that 23,979 ‘ who voted for governor ignored this poaition of national democratic com­ mitteeman.' ■■ ^ • - Thla ia an important poaition and it ia important that it be filled by the right •‘ man. It U' a poaition that puta It* occupant In doeer touch than any other with the preaidential candidate and witlv the president if the democrat* should win. i . It ia obvious that Floridian should * vote to place on the national committee one who ia a supporter of Florida’* candidate for president. Florida has declared Oscar W. Underwood to be her candidate for president and should put an Underwood man on tba national democratic committee. In the recent primary no one w u elec­ ted to this poaition and J. T. 0 . Craw-1 ford and Eugene 8. Matthew* are candi­ dates for it In the second primary. ' Mr. 'MatthaW* ia the Underwood can­ didate and should receive the fujl Under­ wood vote. More than that be should receive the support of every man who accepts Florida's decision (or Under­ wood as binding on the democratic! of the state. Mi\ Matthew* ha* always been a con­ sistent democrat and he Is a man of the very highest character. Ho la also a man of more than usual ability. No man more worthy of the confidence of the people of Florida was running in the primary for any paeitioh~and wo can say this without the slightest fear of contradiction: In the lonr list on the ballot there was not the name of a man who has more of the respect and confidence of those who nkow him than Eugene Matthew* receives from all who know his character. Aside from the fact that he represents the presidential choice of the democrats of Florida, Mr. Matthew* la the beat man for the position hut the fact that Florida voted for nUderwood should be sufficient of Itself to decide tiie voter* to put an Underwood man on the national Committee.—Times-U nion. Where Are We Alf One of our state contemporaries defines "progreMive” democratic news­ papers as those "th a t opposed the reelection of Hon. Stephen M. Sparkman and Hon. Frank Clark and the nom­ ination of Hon. Oscar W. Underwood for President." Of course the neces­ sary implication ia that all thoeo that pursued the contrary course are “con­ servative." Now, The Times wants to know in which category jt comra; in other wurda, where we are at. We did not oppose the re-election of Hon. | Stephen M. Sparkman; on the contrary, we earnestly advocated . it. The reelection of Hon. Frank Clark waa none of our business so we assumed no atti­ tude in reagrd to it. We opposed the nomination of Hon. Oscar W, Under­ wood for president Thus wo are "conservative” on the first score, neutral on the second and "progrtaaive" on the third. It reminds us of tho clanifleation of property by ths lawyers into “real, personal and mixed.” Which are we?—Tampa Times. THE¡STRAIGHT UNDERWOOD T IC ­ KET Select these names and make an X mark before each. For Member National Democratic E x­ ecutive Committee: Vote for one. X Eugene 8. 'Matthew*. For Delegates to tho National Conven­ tion, State at Large: Vote for four. X Dr. E. 8. Grill. X Frank Harria. X Edwin B. Lambright. X B. 8. Willi ama. * For Delegate to the National Conven­ tion, Second District: ^ Vote for two. , X B. C. Abernathy. X Robert E. Davis. D.A. • I CASH SANFORD (T w o Stores. grades — . ------ — —- J The Gate City House bas brought down the high oast of living. Only 34.00 per «reek for the finest table board in the city. See Parker. 23 Tomato Crate* Tomato Wraps .Quality Superior. Tarma Cart II. It. DEANE fir s t St. and Oak. Phone 233 7 0 -tl 121-123 E . 1st Street) FLORIDA always Special Bargains to b e found on our counters _and M onday will h a v e some cxtrptiyfral'ones.- to m e early and secure first choice, although’ -the *Hr±*ui trnent is large a n d varied. T h e s e Monday’s Special Bargains don’t last. ‘ * * A h iiQiml - 2 5 -C E N T C O L O R E D FL A X O N 1 9 C EN TS 1 2 ^ - C E N T LA W N S 10 C E N T S Some special new patterns in colored 32 inches wide. See them M onday; 12)^ values.* Our price only.__„__________............ Lawns 10c A M O S K EA G G IN G H A M S M E xtra Heavy W eight Genuine A . C . A. T ick in g will be on sale while i t lasts at, a yard, i n only........ ............... :......a------------------ --------.... I O C 0 IN D IA N H EAD M E R C E R IZ E D F O U L A R D S S U IT IN G In stripes and figures. Ideal material for ladies skirts, itteW shiftBTind BoyB Buster Brown f ^ r .8 6 - I N C H > E B C A L E In neat figures, Polka dots, stripes and ring effects. Colors: Red, Black, Light Blue and Green. *1 Special price a yard.............................................. X U l/ ’ 1 2 ^ - C E N T D R E S S G IN G H A M S 9J^ C E N T S A tremendous shipment of over three thousand three hundhed yards of Amoskeag dress ginghams will be on sale Monday in the latest Summer patterns, a yard................. ........... ........................... 9k S T IC K E R E I BRA ID Colored edge T rim ­ ming Braid in all colors Our price, the 1 A „ piece, only...... J .I / C 4c BU TTO N S VAc 100 ddzen Pearl But­ tons worth 4c a dozen to go on sale Monday a t 9 o’clock. While they last, a dozen ___ lk GAUZE V E ST S Three for 25c Ladies Sleeveless Gauze Vests, Taped neck and arm holes; Assorted sizes. See these values for Monday. H andkerchiefs l> _.c Ladies W hite Hand­ kerchiefs, / inch hem­ stitched borders, while they last Mon- 1 1 ~ day, each only J - 2 L (On Sale at 9 o ’clock) 35c Gauze Vests 23c Sleeveless G a u z e Vests, Mercerized yarn Silk taped neck and arm holes. Spec- laniy_.!ach: P ILL O W -C A SE S 8 ^ c Full size, pillow cases well made and a special value a t 10c each. Our price for M on­ day's sale only 23c 8k SHOES SHOES Comfort with Styl# combined with our mar­ velous Low Prices is what has caused our line of All L e a th e r Shoes to become so popular. New Styles of Ladies Shoes ju st received in: W H IT E /'NUBUCK, V IC I * TA N , SU ED E, N D A Y SALE SA T IN , T h e popular material of the season, we have been fortunate enough to secure an oth er shipment of this beautiful im itation of silk— 2 5 c value i r Our price only._^iiiftia«:-»iMWETr...... .......... .... T O C 3 5 -C E N T P I Q U E 24 C E N T S Another exceptional value in th e genuine wide wale pique 35c quality. Our price Mon­ d a y ......; ...................................................................... 24c . 35-C EN T FLA XO N VOIL 2 5 CENTS Forty inches wide W hite Flaxon Voil, the sheer dress material of the season. O u r price while it lasts, a yard only.............................. 25c 50c Drawers 39c M en ’s Genuine Elas­ tic Seam DrawersT h e 50c kind, M onday.......... These values are worth 35c each. Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers. Our pnce a garm ent S O F T COLLARR M A Y and tip to match. The h o t weather neckwear in White and leading solid colors, col- OJT ~ lar and t i e ..... Full cut and w»*ll made, a wonder at t lie price. We ;Lsk f.»r them, a gar­ ment ............. 59c $1.00 Overalls N u nnally’s Enginei-r overalls and Jumper.-'. ' ‘Union Made.“ tin$1.00 kind a o n garm ent only 0 » / C M EN ’S PANTS $3.00 Folding Coil 9 x 12 ft. Crex Rugs. Spring. This spring Specially adapted for , • has 120 coils. M onday’s sale, each $ For $1.98 floor coverings a t this time of the year. pnce only. Our $7.59 2 7 MAMMOTH 19c .M en’s Pin < hock Pants, a good value at 75c a garment our p rice only ■ Monday Specials in this Department $1.35 RO CK IN G C H A IR S 98c A Special Value for one day while they last. Solid Oak Fram e Rocking Chair, M onday, Q G only........ ..... ......................................................:...... v O t $4.00 IRON B E I) $1.98 Enameled Iron Bed, Full Standard Bed Size. For M onday (1*1 Q U o n l y . ; . ......................................................................................... Special showing of Men's Oxfords, All Leather, “ Union M ade’’ in all Leathers. Highest quality a t only the lowest record-breaking prices. 89c FURNITURE White Double VELVET. 85c N ight Shirts 59c Balbriggnn Undw’r 24c 24c K ID PA TEN T LEA TH ER, Astrong line of Colored flaxon in the daintiest effects and designs colors of B la c k and W hite, Lavender, Pink, Light Blue and Green, -t q a yard only.____________ _*___ ________ ____ A î / C H EA V Y F E A T H E R T IC K IN G Amoskeag apron ginghams in small, medium and large checks, and assorted size plaids. Colors: R e d , B lue, Brow n an d Green. Our price f T l ^ * p l* * 7 0 $2.00 BAM BOO PO RCH S H A D E S $1.48 Regulation porch size and the screen to (I* 1 J O break the summer G lare, Monday fo r.. «P -L + X O $ 3 .5 0 P om m el! R ain ­ co a ts . For men; can. be used when walking and specially made to be adjusted for riding. Our price on ly.......... $2.98 L a d ie s’ Raincoats And Linen Dusters special values in this departm ent, at $1.98 $ 4 .9 8 , $ 7 .9 8 and $11.98 SALE O F M U S L IN U N D E R W E A R , M O N D A Y i See these few Specials quoted below: — -----------------------— Mrs. Geo. Dickinson will open a summer,school In the grammar school buildin g / J u n * 10, Pupils received from any DEPARTM ENT STORE • » $ 1 .5 0 S P E C IA L S 98 c e n ts — $1.50 S P E C IA L S 98 cen ts Muslin Underskirts, deep lace and embroidery flounces, a splendid value to retail up to $1:50; for Monday’s Sale Corset Covers, well made and neatly trimmed, put up to sell at 25 cents. For Monday’s Sale only.......... t A t l l / 98c Princess Slips ,In. fr-nice qual­ ity Lawn worth $1.85. „Our Special Price Monday only 98c. CLOSE THURSDAY AT $1.50 Muslin and Nainsook Night Gowns with V neck, chemise style and empire effect* embroidery trimmedr also some Q Q ^ hand embroiaertd. Monday’s Sale each______.................. t / O t CORSET' COVERS, ~.Neat enjr broidery trimming.\ Also some with deep lace, yokoi. 35 cents value, -edch. . M u C LACE AND EMBROIDERY trim­ med Nainsook oad Muslin D raw ­ ers. 65c yalue. 1 Open A Q p ed or plosed. 0 n ly ... �m •“ * • ' Published Ô om l-W ookly— Tuesday and Friday I N S A N F O R D — Lifa i» Worth Living N um ber 1 7 NEWS Of THE WORLD I t e m s of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources SANFORD, FL O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , MAY IS . ( SI X ORGANIZE SANDSPUR LEAGUE Uush Men Will PUy Rail In Several Cille» Plans For Finest Tourist Resort In The South Mr. Gray Rush, treasurer of the j- L h a p p e n in g s d i r i n g t h e w e e k Monday for the pur (tone of organising a three town baseball league with Kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford. P R O JEC T IS A S S U M IN G SHAPE “** Mere llw Readers Will rind a drier Mr. Rash met with Manager Doyle Sanford People Should Aaslst In St art ­ Historical Sprint Flowing ing Subscription For The and other* interested In baseball here fo r flurried Readers nnd succeeded in perfecting the organ Longer daily sessions of the senate will ization, Sanford and Orlando already begin this week with a view to expedit­ agreeing to the plan. ing legislation and speeding rad Journment I t is the agreement betwoen tho of congress as much os possible. Re­ three teams to alternate the game* and publican leaders like Lodge, of Massa­ give each city two games per week chusetts, and Smoot, of Utah, are trying until the end of the baseball season. to bring the session to ^.doeo by the lat- This plan will make it exceedingly In­ teresting for baseball fans and the \ kr-RM Lif/“1»«*-. , . __ ____ 1 prospects are that each city will have • Texas will have two state presidential its share of the national game during conventions today, which will determine the season how this state's delegation will vote in Orlando has just perfected the or­ the national convention on both Re­ publican and Democratic candidates. ganization of a strong team with ample There seems no likelihood that either hacking and will work hard to capture party will send uninstructed delegates. the three town (lennnnt. Kissimmee nnd Sanford have lx>th The Democrats meet at Houston to tlume strong teams and for t he past few forty delegates and the Republicans at weeks it has been nip and tuck as to Fort Worth to name eight. * • # who cops the game. President Taft,* ox-preaidcnl Roose­ Tho Kissimmee team will probably velt and Senator LaKollotte rested Sun­ play Orlando next Tuesday on the day after three days of the hardest cam­ Orlando diamond nnd the Orlando team paigning they have experienced sinc**- will return the game here next Thurs­ they began the fight for the Republican day. presidential nomination. The president Outside of this arrangement it is and Colonel Roosevelt have made more more than likely that other towns will than forty speeches each since last Thurs­ arrange games with Kissimmee and day and plan to wind up their speaking the prospects are that local fans will tours by two days more of vigorous work have the pleasure of witnessing some tieorgia’s delegation to the Democratic last hall gain«« here in the next few national convention at Huitimore will be weeks. Kissimme Journal. escorted by a special party of 1,000 Un­ Base 11nil News derwood enthusiasts, who will take with Season opens June 6th at Orlando them three brass hands and a fife and drum corps, it was announced today. First game at Sanford Friday. June 7th. Two apcdnl trains of Pullman coaches Player* will begin to show up Tuesday wdl la* chartered for the trip and a r­ of this week. The following will lx* the rangements have bean made for the line-up; I .owe and Swink, catchers. W al­ "rooters" to occupy the coaches during lace. Lee nnd Meadows, pitchers; ( ulmes 1st base, Edwards, 2nd has*-; Britton, 3rd their stay at Baltimore. base; Bundy, short stop; Ray Chitten­ (’resident Gomez yesterday sent a den. outfield; Jo**, Chittenden, outfield. cablegram to President Tuft, in which lie Swink will play outfield regular and protests in friendly terms against inter­ ratch when necenaary, und the thr**e vention by the United Stale», " i t is my ■ pitcher» will be used in outfield when duly to say that so serious a resolution necessary alarms and hurts the feelings of a Lee, Swink, Edwards and Calmed are people who"* love and are jealous of from University of North Carolina, B rit­ their Independence," he says, after ton from Oak Ridge. Meadows, Ix>wx* reciting, that die had received from and Bundy from Trinity College. They United States Minister Beaupre a note play a series of forty games with Orlando informing him that the Washington gov­ Twenty in each place, and will also ex ernment hnd ordered a gunboat to Ni|>e change game* with Kissimme«* each Wed hay and a strong naval concentration at I ixtk I iiv playing in Sanford one week und Key Went in anticipation of jx*«ublc the next in Kissimmee. eventualities, and also in event that the Cuban govqrnmcnt was unable to pro­ Benefit Hall Association tect American property, it was the inten­ The great play put on at the High tion to land forces for that purpose. School last week and which has received Grand IMmlc Thursday The children of the C athôlic school will hold their annual picnic on Thursday. May 30. at Woodland Park. They wish every one to go with them to this de­ lightful spot and so they are selling tic keta, good for round trips on the boat, and as thy have hired the park and jxx»l for the day you will he allowed the free use of same If you hold a ticket. The boats leave city dock at 8 und 9 in the morning and at 3 and 4 in the af­ ternoon. Tho last boat will leave park to return a t 6:30 p. ra. Get your tickets from one of the children or at Philips' , drug »tore. Young Lawyer In Trouble Penn H. Brewster, Jr ., formerly of At­ lanta, G a., lately a £gal agent in the em­ ploy of A. R. I»gan, a Jacksonville at­ torney, whose offices are in the Herkimer building, was arrested Saturday morn­ ing on a charge of carrying the saws to Will Everett and Kid Rico, by which they and nine other prisoner* made their •■scape from the Duval county jail Friday night. The New Passenger Station Ground ia being broken for the new a i>a—enger station and a force of men are are busy laying track and digging the foundations. M(. Holman, the super­ intendent of W. P. Jllchardson & Co., tfco - contractor*, is on the ground and expects to. begin operations as soon as the side , _ . track Is completed. The new station will hav$ an approach by way of Ninth c ’ ,»treat arid the dty will get busy with a better street at once. Many -improventgiffa will take place in the vicinity of the newitaUffn and that part of Sanford U promised a boom ou real estate value*. E_c~ -*.- - ' 5■ “:—**- such favorable mention will lx* repeated |iy s|s*ciul request at the Imperial The­ atre tomorr ow night for the Ixmefit of the Sanford Ball Association nnd a g(xxl at­ tendance is already gunranU-ed. The ya*t is from the High School pupils and in u first class performance in every res|x*ct Not only will the audience lx* guaranteed a good performance hut tlie Association should be* guaranteed a good house, for the money goes to , a good cause. Every one should attend the i**rfonnuncc of "T h e Time of His Life ' at the imjieriul tomorrow night. --------------------------------------1— Lucky Sanford Again Two of the attractive features of our barbecue last week, was the pig roast­ ed whole, and the big "Bank of Ovrido” cake. The former was prejmre by Miss Bertha Dixon and the latter by Mrs. W.H.Luther. The cake contain­ ed a coin and the President, Vice-Presi­ dent and cashier of the hank had first choice in cutting for the cash, but they were down on their luck and it remain­ ed for the little son of Editor Holly, of Sanford, to cop the prize. The little follow, like hi» "D ad ” knows when to do the right thing, and opened a bank account on the »pot.—Oveldo Ad­ vance. Green Celery Moving ' h. Green celery has been moving from the Sanford section for several week» and while the movement has only totalled a few car» per week, the price has been very good, being $1.76 per crate f. b. San­ ford. Green celery 1» Just as eluaove as the Golden and cannot always be depended upon to bring . good price, but on account of coming into the market at . time when Uicre i» hut little celery usually commands a fair price. D Velum« IV SANFORD’S NEW HOTEL Orlaado baseball club, was in the city : • -H E R A L D New Enterprise At last Sanford-has a chance to build one of the finest tourist hotels in tho south and all the project needs now is the un­ qualified endorsement of tho homo pooplo who by tho taking of stock will give the proper encouragement for capital outside to make tho investment. W. T. Fields has a plan for the new hotel that gives all the details and n glance over the paper will convince any one that the project is feasible. The propFTTJHSIll extend from First street to the Inke, and-will-occupy almost all of the two blocks. On First street the business block and arcade ef­ fect will extend to Commercial and from Commercial to the lake. The lake front will Ih* bulkheaded and all the grounds will t>e laid off in the most approved pat-' tern, and every comfort has been pro­ vided for the guests, together with all the recreation. At the lake a breakwater will protect the fleet of launches and deep water will allow the largest of pleasure launches to tie up at the concrete wharf. The plaijg-4f*fllcate that about 600 rooms will takf. rare of the many tourists tljJki are hound.to make Sanford headquarters when suitable accommodations can lxprovided In u few days Mr Fields will solicit stock subscriptions here ere going north to Moat the hulk uf the stock and the Sanford people ought to sulwvcrilx. most liherully to a project that means more to the city than anything that has ever yet l>een proposed. Every citizen of Sanford can sulxirrilx- and demon­ strate to the world our faith iq the lonr: 1st hotel. With this great work slurted at once, us it will lx*, Sanford will tuke on New life lliis summer and regardless of whether celery brings a good j»rice next winter or Taft is the nomln(*e of the Re­ publican party our |>r*»perity will lx* as­ sured, and next season nnd every season thereafter Sanford will lx* the greatrel inland tourist resort of Florida. There is no section in the south loduy (hat of­ fers so many attractions to the tourist in the way of boating, fishing and hunting us Sanford, and only the luck of good uocommodation has kejit the tourist from our city Now ;s the chance for the city to make gi«Ml .mil ihc **IT•* *t will ! m- felt immediately Sanford's Great Revival Sunday the first services of the city* wide revival conducted by Evangelists Bass and Stapleton were held in the tent erected lor this |>urjx>a<* at tlx* corner of I’urk avenue and Fourth street, and the whole city seemed to turn out and greet thine preachers at the meetings of the first day At night ladore the preacher had started the service the large tent was filled to the last s**ut and the folks con­ tinued to come until all the available .vats in the |>ark were plured to the wall line of the tent and quickly tilled, when the luwn and vehicles in the street were resorted to for sitting room. Sanford hus been looking forward to the coming of these evangelists with a great deal of interrat, and extensive prep­ arations have ix-en^ made by the l<K*al committees for a truly city-widejreligious awakening, and every person in Hanford should a«** to it thnt the tent is filled at every service. Mr Bass is fearless in condemnation of sin and hyjxx-risy, hut tender and pa­ thetic in his appeals to the sinning and erring to quit sin and return to God. Mr. Stapleton ia a ainger with unuanl power of expression and this barked by a passion to save the lost, through the pow­ er of song, Is a sermon In itself. The large and growing choir ia doing fine work. Every singer In Sanford should respond to the request of Mr. Stapleton to come to the platform and to do their beat in these few day* to help In the revival. !' Friday night every One will be expect­ ed to »it together — families, as far as practicable, aa the preacher will speak on "T h e Home:” Two service* daily, 9 a. m. and 8 p. m. Tius Cecilian Music Club will give its laat programme for the « n o n ,n the .tudio of Mrs. Munson Friday. May 31st at nine a. m. M i - Cam e Ensminger will j aaaiit with a group of reading». CHARITY ORGANIZATION Constitution and By I. awh Adopted at ! Meeting Last Sunday ALL AROUND FLORIDA *• The General News of The Land of Flowers. There was n large, business-like and entuaiastic gathering at the Star Thea­ tre last Sunday afternoon to hear tho rc- C U L L E D l R O M T H E S T A T E P R E S S jxirt of the sjiccittl committee on charity organization. Moat of the delegates \n Epitome of the Week'» Most Im • that were present at the meeting two portont lluppenlngs In the State's Domain. weeks before were on hand and several new organizations were repmented. Eleven negro prisoners broke jafl at Moat of the meeting was sjM.nt'in actJacksonville last Friday night and have upon the proponed constitution, which not yet been apprehended. They were with some changes was unanimously assisted by ouUidehelp and filed the bare adopted. It waa voted to arrange for a of the Jail until an opening waa made. moan meeting of Sanford citizens next Sunday afternoon at 4:30, at the Star Pensacola waa pleased a fnw day» »go Theatre, to complete the organization of whcn a party of «urveyore arrived in tba the new charities society. The following neighborhood and continued their work committee, part of whom were on the old °f h*ing lines and computing grades' for committee, were named to |>rej>are for ' ‘ho proposed entry of the Mem phi» and this mass meeting and to present names Pensacola railroad, of officers und directors to he acted u|xm a ’ampa is so wall pleased with the mo­ at that meeting tor driven fire ajiparatus established Messrs G B Waldron, T S 11«vis, there that two new combination wagons J \\ Wildman. Father Bresnahnn, II F and trucks have lxx.*n provided for and In Whilner, Jr , Mayor G.*W Spencer, W T s «hurt time l lx*re will only* lx* automobil Field. Mm Henry Wight and Mrs. For ajiparatus in tlx* service. • rest Ij»ke. Many quarts of hucklebcrri«* hav» Following is the constitution as adopt­ been sold In the city ^hi» week. They ed. The by-law's are added as reported by the committee, but these are subject were gathered and brought in by the Sem­ to revision by the new board of directors. inole« who, like white financiers, have gradually increase*! .the prie** from five A R T IC LE I NAME rents a quart la.vt y ear to twenly cents a The name of this society shall lx* The quart this season. Many refuvd to 1* Arvwxialed Charities of Sanford. Florida held up In this fashion Palm Beach ARTK I.F II <HUECTS ( 'minty The object* of till* s*x*lety are It is gratifying to note that South a.' To establish a centre of rommuni Beach will lx* provided with life-iu»ving cation tx*iween the various charitable or ajijiuratus The pujiularity of this place organizations and churches in tlx* city ns a bathing resort will increase a hun­ of Hanford, Florida, und to foster har­ dred fold with the eliminntton of danger. monious c im ijx t ii tion IxUwi-en them \ word of caution to tlx* reckless, how­ ■b i To check the over lujijnng of re ever will not lx- amiss Do not venture lief, and for Ibis puri««.. it «hall maintain lx*yond the reach of the life lines, reganla registration bureau leiv» of the fact you may lx* a strong swimc r " investigate thoroughly th e ca s., mer. u 1« usually the good swimmer» o( all ap|>lirunla for relief winch are re- who »re drowned nt nil hathlQg resoijs. (erred to the s*x*n t> for inquiry , und to ; Si Augustine Record. sendthe Jx*rsons Inninglegitimate inter ! , , „ , , IMelons »re now Ixmg rushedto m»r<*t in suchcases full rejx.rtd ofthe re i , . ,, , , ,, , , , ket. Before theend of the week there suits of investigHtnms. . , ... .. . . . . i will have been at leaal twenty-five care (I I o provide visitors, who shall |x*r , . . .. ,, „ , 1 sliiji|»*d from this immediate section, xonally investigate the worthiness of ,, , ,, It is earlier Gian they have ever charity rases assigned them, and attend been known to have !x*e shljijx-d In such to case» needing counsel and advice. large quantities. The rains knocked off fe. To obtain from the |iro|s*r char the vines many of the melons, so the vines ilies und charitable individuals adequate have all size» of melons, which will make relief for worthy cases It nil the bolter for tlx* shljqieni, for when f To work out careful jiluns for h«*l|> the nmullest lilies now are mature they lllg families and individuals to Ix-come will reach the markets before the Geor­ inde|x*nd**nt. and so to *u|>pre*s men gia croji. a* the Georgia growers had to dieary contend with .(»Id weather as well a» Alt 11« I.F. Ill Mi M 111 Its i 11 P rams •leak. Banner. Section 1 Phe society shall Im- romjse**-d of the following while jx-mons. Sanford s kirxl ( anlajuupca yal SultscrijiUon members, who con­ Jacksonville, Flu., May 24—Tho M .O . tribute not less thun one dollar to the so­ Coggins Co. »hipped tho first car of cauciety annually; talupw out of Sanford yesterday. Th« In Ex-officio memlx-m, coinjirising melons were sent to the Pittsburgh house llie mayor and the city jiliysirian of Sun and other ahi|irnenia will follow in a few ford, and the resident county commix day* Phe fruil Ir of excellent quality «loner of •»range count\ and its culture is a new thing in Sanford. All of tlx* above memts-rs shall have For that reason the exjxTiment will b* f (111 voting |m»wef wntclxxl with imerest by Florida growSection 2 A**w**' Ia 1*-*I (irgaio/n »•r« I'rcHltjH* Nf*fi. lions Any church, fraternal or charit able organization, contributing twenty s\NKUIU> HOTTUNc; WORKS five dollurs or more annually to the v> ciety may Iktoiiu * an associated mem­ Under New Management and Making ber of organization nnd ihi lx*come enStrong Bid for Buidneiui titlixl to a representative on the board Several months ago Mos*r*. Townsend of directors. Si Martin of Ocala, seeing u great future for Hanford, jiurchosed the I’ejsii-Gola A RTIC LE IV O FFIC E R S Section 1. The management of the so­ Bottling Works in this city and changed ciety shall lx* vested in a board of direc­ the name of the firm to that of tiie San­ ford Bottling Works. They made many tors as follows: changes In the methods of distilling wa­ la) Twenty-one of the meridiem, who ter, making jiure syrujia und selling and shall he elected by ballot at the annual shl[»ping. The greatest Ixxiat given tho meeting*, one-third of their number lx*ing elected annually At the first at. v“ u' th*' «plol.Ung of Gaynumj meeting one third shall lx. c|.-ct.xi|«»»*, , 'lr'"^i t,,“‘ ^ 1UlD ' . ' . th th f ^ lie so rajiidly that the firm cannot keep for thr<** years, one-third lor tjso year* suj»j»lie*l with Ixiitles. Guy-Ola ia prov­ and a third for one year. They shall ing to lx.- a winner and the Sanford Bot­ hold office for thr**‘,years or until their tling Co. expects to greatly enlarge their successor* shall lx- elected; |>rovi(li*d, that the absenc*. of a dir*x*tor from three jilunt, put in new machinery and better (3) consecutive meetings of the board, facilities and in tiie early fall will be on unless excused by it. may lx* deemed a the Job with both feet. J . F. Martin tho manager, is a man of resignation and the vacancy so caused wide experience irf the making of syrup» shall in* filled by the board. lb) Representative» of associate*! or­ und the bottling buaineos in all its phases ganizations, as {»rovided in A rticlelli, and iris ironclad rule is cleanlineaa and ^ sanitary method». Beside the bottling ,c> Evôfficio members of the society. Guy-Ola. which is their leader,ithe Hanford Bottling Works puta-up all the as provided in Article III, Hection 1. Section 2. The officers shall consist of j " * u la r gradea of soft drink* and their a president, vice-president and Treasurer \brand of Ginger Ale is becom ng famoua.. who shall be elected by ballot at the a n - , The public is cordially invited U) visit the nual meeting, and shall serve for one y^ar work, at any Ume and - e the .nethods or until their succ— ors are elected. ' employe<i in Ix.ttlmg a I t h e - dritda. A general-xrreury shall be appointed The firm has a standing offer of a _____________ . ! premium to »ny orx* who discover» any (Continued on pago 4) I foreign »ubaUnc« in any of their drinka. Jir -J _ . J.A i-tLt - *rr a .’i H � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/534477f1cb86bd162ac115d05571328c.pdf 4f89cb2c54e22d08071ba7dabed7f3d2 PDF Text Text May^4,1012 Aa Important PoalUon In tha noant primary tba ballot waa t o lo ot that a largo numbar ot rotor» aapwaatd thalr prefaranca aa to only a portion ot the portion * to be filled. One poaition which aeema to have bene pretty generally ignored U th at of member of the national democratic executive committee. The combined vote for all three of the candidate* , tot thla poaitiOn wma only 33,176, while the vote tor governor reached a total ot 62,164. Thus we aee that 23,979 ‘ who voted for governor ignored this poaition of national democratic com­ m itteem an.' ■■ ^ • - Thla ia an important poaition and it ia important that it b e filled by the right •‘ man. It U' a poaition that puta It* occupant In doeer touch than any other with the preaidential candidate and witlv the president if the democrat* should win. i . I t ia obvious th a t Florid ian should * vote to place on the national committee one who ia a supporter of Florida’* candidate for president. Florida has declared Oscar W . Underwood to be her candidate for president and should put an Underwood man on tba national democratic committee. In the recent primary no one w u elec­ ted to this poaition and J . T . 0 . C raw -1 ford and Eugene 8 . Matthew* are candi­ dates for it In the second primary. ' Mr. 'MatthaW* ia the Underwood can­ didate and should receive the fujl Under­ wood vote. More than that be should receive the support of every man who accepts Florida's decision (or Under­ wood as binding on the democratic! of the state. Mi\ Matthew* ha* always been a con­ sistent democrat and he Is a man of the very highest character. Ho la also a man of more than usual ability. No man more worthy of the confidence of the people of Florida was running in the primary for any paeitioh~and wo can say this without the slightest fear of contradiction: In the lonr list on the ballot there was not the name of a man who has more of the respect and confidence of those who nkow him than Eugene Matthew* receives from all who know his character. Aside from the fact that he represents the presidential choice of the democrats of Florida, Mr. Matthew* la the beat man for the position hut the fact that Florida voted for nUderwood should be sufficient of Itself to decide tiie voter* to put an Underwood man on the national Committee.—Times-U nion. Where Are We Alf One of our state contemporaries defines "progreMive” democratic news­ papers as those "th a t opposed the reelection of Hon. Stephen M. Sparkman and Hon. Frank Clark and the nom­ ination of Hon. Oscar W. Underwood for President." Of course the neces­ sary implication ia that all thoeo that pursued the contrary course are “con­ servative." Now, The Times wants to know in which category jt comra; in other wurda, where we are at. We did not oppose the re-election of Hon. | Stephen M. Sparkman; on the contrary, we earnestly advocated . it. The reelection of Hon. Frank Clark waa none of our business so we assumed no atti­ tude in reagrd to it. We opposed the nomination of Hon. Oscar W, Under­ wood for president Thus wo are "conservative” on the first score, neutral on the second and "progrtaaive" on the third. It reminds us of tho clanifleation of property by ths lawyers into “real, personal and mixed.” Which are we?—Tampa Times. TH E¡STR A IG H T UNDERWOOD T IC ­ KET Select these names and make an X mark before each. For Member National Democratic E x ­ ecutive Committee: Vote for one. X Eugene 8. 'Matthew*. For Delegates to tho National Conven­ tion, State at Large: Vote for four. X Dr. E. 8. Grill. X Frank Harria. X Edwin B. Lambright. X B . 8. Willi ama. * For Delegate to the National Conven­ tion, Second D istrict: ^ Vote for two. , X B. C. Abernathy. X Robert E. Davis. — -----------------------— Mrs. Geo. Dickinson will open a sum mer,school In the grammar school buildin g / Ju n* 10, Pupils received from any grades — . -----— —- J The Gate City House bas brought down th e high oast of living. Only 34.00 per «reek for the finest table board in the city. See Parker. 23 Tomato Crate* T om ato W raps • I D .A . CASH SANFORD DEPARTM ENT STORE (Two S to res. Phone 2 3 3 7 0 -tl FLORIDA A h iiQiml always Special Bargains to be found on our counters _and M onday will have some cxtrptiyfral'ones.- to m e early and secure first choice, although’ -the *Hr±*ui trnent is large and varied. These Monday’s Special Bargains don’t last. ‘ * * 1 2 ^ -C E N T LAWNS 10 CENTS Some special new patterns in colored Lawns 32 inches wide. See them Monday; 12)^ values.* Our price only.__„__________............ 10c AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS Amoskeag apron ginghams in small, medium and large checks, and assorted size plaids. Colors: Red, Blue, Brown and Green. Our price fT l^ INDIAN HEAD SUITING In stripes and figures. Ideal material for ladies skirts, itteWshiftBTind BoyB Buster Brown f ^ r .8 6 -IN C H > E B C A L E In neat figures, Polka dots, stripes and ring effects. Colors: Red, Black, Light Blue and Green. *1 Special price a yard.............................................. X U l / ’ 1 2 ^ -C E N T DRESS GINGHAMS 9J^ CENTS A tremendous shipment of over three thousand three hundhed yards of Amoskeag dress ginghams will be on sale Monday in the latest Summer patterns, a yard................. ........... ........................... 9k STICK EREI BRAID Colored edge T rim ­ ming Braid in all colors Our price, the 1 A „ piece, only...... J .I / C 4c BUTTONS 100 ddzen Pearl But­ tons worth 4c a dozen to go on sale Monday a t 9 o’clock. While they last, a dozen ___ V c lk GAUZE VESTS Three for 25c Ladies Sleeveless Gauze Vests, Taped neck and arm holes; Assorted sizes. See these values for Monday. Handkerchiefs l> _.c Ladies W hite Hand­ kerchiefs, / inch hem­ stitched borders, while they last Mon- 1 1 ~ day, each only J - 2 L (On Sale at 9 o ’clock) 35c Gauze Vests 23c Sleeveless G a u z e Vests, Mercerized yarn Silk taped neck and arm holes. Speclan i y _ . ! a c h : A PILLO W -CASES 8 ^ c Full size, pillow cases well made and a special value a t 10c each. Our price for Mon­ day's sale only 23c SH O ES SH O ES Comfort with Styl# combined with our mar­ velous Low Prices is what has caused our line of All Leather Shoes to become so popular. New Styles of Ladies Shoes just received in: W H IT E /'NUBUCK, V IC I 25-CEN T COLORED FLAXON 19 CENTS Astrong line of Colored flaxon in the daintiest effects and designs colors of B la c k and W hite, Lavender, Pink, Light Blue and Green, q a yard only.____________ _*___ ________ ____ A î / C M 0 - t HEAVY FEA T H ER TICKIN G E xtra Heavy Weight Genuine A . C. A. Ticking will be on sale while it lasts at, a yard, i n only........ ............... :......a------------------ --------.... I O C N D A Y SALE M ER C ER IZ ED FO U LA R D S The popular material of the season, we have been fortunate enough to secure another shipment of this beautiful imitation of silk— 2 5 c value i r Our price only._^iiiftia«:-»iMWETr...... .......... .... T O C 35-CENT P IQ U E 24 C E N T S Another exceptional value in th e genuine wide wale pique 35c quality. Our price Mon­ d a y ......; ...................................................................... 24c . 35-CEN T FLAXO N VOIL 2 5 CENTS Forty inches wide W hite Flaxon Voil, the sheer dress material of the season. O ur price while it lasts, a yard only.............................. 25c 50c Drawers 39c 85c Night Shirts 59c M en ’s Genuine Elas­ tic Seam DrawersT h e 50c kind, M onday.......... Full cut and w»*ll made, a wonder at t lie price. We ;Lsk f.»r them, a gar­ ment ............. These values are worth 35c each. Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers. Our pnce a garm ent 24c SOFT COLLARR * TA N , SU ED E, A Y K ID PA TEN T LEA TH ER, SA T IN , and tip to match. The h o t weather neckwear in White and leading solid colors, col- OJT ~ lar and t i e ..... $1.00 Overalls N u nnally’s Enginei-r overalls and Jumper.-'. ' ‘Union Made.“ tin$1.00 kind a o n garm ent only 0 » / C M EN ’S PANTS $3.00 Folding Coil 9 x 12 ft. Crex Rugs. Spring. This spring Specially adapted for • has 120 coils. Monday’s sale, each , $ For $1.98 floor coverings a t this time of the year. pnce only. Our $7.59 2 7 MAMMOTH 19c .M en’s Pin < hock Pants, a good value at 75c a garment our p rice only ■ Monday Specials in this Department $1.35 ROCKING CHAIRS 98c A Special Value for one day while they last. Solid Oak Frame Rocking Chair, Monday, Q G only........ ..... ......................................................:...... v O t $4.00 IRON BEI) $1.98 Enameled Iron Bed, Full Standard Bed Size. For M onday (1*1 QU o n l y . ; . ......................................................................................... Special showing of Men's Oxfords, All Leather, “ Union M ade’’ in all Leathers. Highest quality a t only the lowest record-breaking prices. 89c F U R N IT U R E White Double VELVET. 59c Balbriggnn Undw’r 24c M 8k * p l* * 7 0 $2.00 BAMBOO PORCH SH A D ES $1.48 Regulation porch size and the screen to (I* 1 J O break the summer Glare, Monday for.. «P -L+ X O $3.50 Pommel! Rain­ coats . For men; can. be used when walking and specially made to be adjusted for riding. Our price only.......... $2.98 Ladies’ Raincoats And Linen Dusters special values in this departm ent, at $1.98 $4.98, $ 7 .9 8 and $11.98 SALE OF MUSLIN UN D ERW EAR, MONDAY i See these few Specials quoted below: • » $1.50 SPECIALS 98 cents — $1.50 SPECIALS 98 cents Muslin Underskirts, deep lace and embroidery flounces, a splendid value to retail up to $1:50; for Monday’s Sale Corset Covers, well made and neatly trimmed, put up to sell at 25 cents. For Monday’s Sale only.......... t A t l l / 98c Princess Slips ,In. fr-nice qual­ ity Lawn worth $1.85. „Our Special Price Monday only 98c. .Quality Superior. Tarma Cart II. It. DEANE f i r s t S t. and Oak. 1 2 1 -1 2 3 E . 1st S treet) C LO SE T H U R SD A Y AT $1.50 Muslin and Nainsook Night Gowns with V neck, chemise style and empire effect* embroidery trimmedr also some Q Q ^ hand embroiaertd. Monday’s Sale each______.................. t / O t CORSET' COVERS, ~.Neat enjr broidery trimming.\ Also some with deep lace, yokoi. 35 cents value, -edch. . M u C LACE AND EMBROIDERY trim­ med Nainsook oad Muslin Draw­ ers. 65c yalue. 1 Open A Q p ed or plosed. 0 n ly ... �m •“ * • ' Published Ôoml-Wookly— Tuesday and Friday I N S A N F O R D — L ifa i» Worth L ivin g SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY IS. (SIX Number 1 7 NEWS Of THE WORLD Ite m s of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources : • h a ppen in g s d ir in g the week j- L ORGANIZE SANDSPUR LEAGUE Uush Men Will PUy Rail In Several Cille» Mr. Gray Rush, treasurer of the Orlaado baseball club, was in the city Monday for the pur (tone of organising a three town baseball league with Kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford. nnd succeeded in perfecting the organ Longer daily sessions of the senate will ization, Sanford and Orlando already begin this week with a view to expedit­ agreeing to the plan. ing legislation and speeding rad Journment I t is the agreement betwoen tho of congress as much os possible. Re­ three teams to alternate the game* and publican leaders like Lodge, of Massa­ give each city two games per week chusetts, and Smoot, of Utah, are trying until the end of the baseball season. to bring the session to ^.doeo by the lat- This plan will make it exceedingly In­ teresting for baseball fans and the \ kr-R M L if/ “1» «*-. , . __ ____ 1 prospects are that each city will have • Texas will have two state presidential its share of the national game during conventions today, which will determine the season how this state's delegation will vote in Orlando has just perfected the or­ the national convention on both Re­ publican and Democratic candidates. ganization of a strong team with ample There seems no likelihood that either hacking and will work hard to capture party will send uninstructed delegates. the three town (lennnnt. Kissimmee nnd Sanford have lx>th The Democrats meet at Houston to tlume strong teams and for t he past few forty delegates and the Republicans at weeks it has been nip and tuck as to Fort Worth to name eight. * • # who cops the game. President Taft,* ox-preaidcnl Roose­ Tho Kissimmee team will probably velt and Senator LaKollotte rested Sun­ play Orlando next Tuesday on the day after three days of the hardest cam­ Orlando diamond nnd the Orlando team paigning they have experienced sinc**- will return the game here next Thurs­ they began the fight for the Republican day. presidential nomination. The president Outside of this arrangement it is and Colonel Roosevelt have made more more than likely that other towns will than forty speeches each since last Thurs­ arrange games with Kissimmee and day and plan to wind up their speaking the prospects are that local fans will tours by two days more of vigorous work have the pleasure of witnessing some tieorgia’s delegation to the Democratic last hall gain«« here in the next few national convention at Huitimore will be weeks. Kissimme Journal. escorted by a special party of 1,000 Un­ Base 11nil News derwood enthusiasts, who will take with Season opens June 6th at Orlando them three brass hands and a fife and drum corps, it was announced today. First game at Sanford Friday. June 7th. Two apcdnl trains of Pullman coaches Player* will begin to show up Tuesday wdl la* chartered for the trip and a r­ of this week. The following will lx* the rangements have bean made for the line-up; I .owe and Swink, catchers. W al­ "rooters" to occupy the coaches during lace. Lee nnd Meadows, pitchers; ( ulmes 1st base, Edwards, 2nd has*-; Britton, 3rd their stay at Baltimore. base; Bundy, short stop; Ray Chitten­ (’resident Gomez yesterday sent a den. outfield; Jo**, Chittenden, outfield. cablegram to President Tuft, in which lie Swink will play outfield regular and protests in friendly terms against inter­ ratch when necenaary, und the thr**e vention by the United Stale», " i t is my ■ pitcher» will be used in outfield when duly to say that so serious a resolution necessary alarms and hurts the feelings of a Lee, Swink, Edwards and Calmed are people who"* love and are jealous of from University of North Carolina, B rit­ their Independence," he says, after ton from Oak Ridge. Meadows, Ix>wx* reciting, that die had received from and Bundy from Trinity College. They United States Minister Beaupre a note play a series of forty games with Orlando informing him that the Washington gov­ Twenty in each place, and will also ex ernment hnd ordered a gunboat to Ni|>e change game* with Kissimme«* each Wed hay and a strong naval concentration at I ixtkIiiv playing in Sanford one week und Key Went in anticipation of jx*«ublc the next in Kissimmee. eventualities, and also in event that the Cuban govqrnmcnt was unable to pro­ Benefit Hall Association tect American property, it was the inten­ The great play put on at the High tion to land forces for that purpose. School last week and which has received Young Lawyer In Trouble Penn H. Brewster, Jr ., formerly of At­ lanta, G a., lately a £gal agent in the em­ ploy of A. R. I»gan, a Jacksonville at­ torney, whose offices are in the Herkimer building, was arrested Saturday morn­ ing on a charge of carrying the saws to Will Everett and Kid Rico, by which they and nine other prisoner* made their •■scape from the Duval county jail Friday night. The New Passenger Station Ground ia being broken for the new a i>a—enger station and a force of men are are busy laying track and digging the foundations. M(. Holman, the super­ intendent of W. P. Jllchardson & Co., tfco - contractor*, is on the ground and expects to. begin operations as soon as the side , _ . track Is completed. The new station will hav$ an approach by way of Ninth c ’ ,»treat arid the d ty will get busy with a better street a t once. Many -improventgiffa will take place in the vicinity of the newitaUffn and th a t part of Sanford U promised a boom ou real estate value*. E _c~ -*.- - ' 5■ “:—**- such favorable mention will lx* repeated |iy s|s*ciul request at the Imperial The­ atre tomorrow night for the Ixmefit of the Sanford Ball Association nnd a g(xxl at­ tendance is already gunranU-ed. The ya*t is from the High School pupils and in u first class performance in every res|x*ct Not only will the audience lx* guaranteed a good performance hut tlie Association should be* guaranteed a good house, for the money goes to , a good cause. Every one should attend the i**rfonnuncc of "T h e Time of His Life ' at the imjieriul tomorrow night. ---------------------------------------------1— Lucky Sanford Again Two of the attractive features of our barbecue last week, was the pig roast­ ed whole, and the big "Bank of Ovrido” cake. The former was prejmre by Miss Bertha Dixon and the latter by Mrs. W.H.Luther. The cake contain­ ed a coin and the President, Vice-Presi­ dent and cashier of the hank had first choice in cutting for the cash, but they were down on their luck and it remain­ ed for the little son of Editor Holly, of Sanford, to cop the prize. The little follow, like hi» "D ad ” knows when to do the right thing, and opened a bank account on the »pot.—Oveldo Ad­ vance. Green Celery Moving ' h. Green celery has been moving from the Sanford section for several week» and while the movement has only totalled a few car» per week, the price has been very good, being $1.76 per crate f. b. San­ ford. Green celery 1» Just as eluaove as the Golden and cannot always be depended upon to bring . good price, but on account of coming into the market at . time when Uicre i» hut little celery usually commands a fair price. D Velum « IV SANFORD’S NEW HOTEL Plans For Finest Tourist Resort In The South PROJECT IS ASSUMING SHAPE “** Mere llw Readers Will rind a drier Mr. Rash met with Manager Doyle Sanford People Should Aaslst In S t a r t ­ Historical Sprint Flowing ing Su b scrip tion For The and other* interested In baseball here fo r flurried Readers Grand IMmlc Thursday The children of the C athôlic school will hold their annual picnic on Thursday. May 30. at Woodland Park. They wish every one to go with them to this de­ lightful spot and so they are selling tic keta, good for round trips on the boat, and as thy have hired the park and jxx»l for the day you will he allowed the free use of same If you hold a ticket. The boats leave city dock at 8 und 9 in the morning and at 3 and 4 in the af­ ternoon. Tho last boat will leave park to return a t 6:30 p. ra. Get your tickets from one of the children or at Philips' , drug »tore. -H E R A L D New Enterprise At last Sanford-has a chance to build one of the finest tourist hotels in tho south and all the project needs now is the un­ qualified endorsement of tho homo pooplo who by tho taking of stock will give the proper encouragement for capital outside to make tho investment. W. T. Fields has a plan for the new hotel that gives all the details and n glance over the paper will convince any one that the project is feasible. The propFTTJHSIll extend from First street to the Inke, and-will-occupy almost all of the two blocks. On First street the business block and arcade ef­ fect will extend to Commercial and from Commercial to the lake. The lake front will Ih* bulkheaded and all the grounds will t>e laid off in the most approved pat-' tern, and every comfort has been pro­ vided for the guests, together with all the recreation. At the lake a breakwater will protect the fleet of launches and deep water will allow the largest of pleasure launches to tie up at the concrete wharf. The plaijg-4f*fllcate that about 600 rooms will takf. rare of the many tourists tljJki are hound.to make Sanford headquarters when suitable accommodations can lxprovided In u few days Mr Fields will solicit stock subscriptions here ere going north to Moat the hulk uf the stock and the Sanford people ought to sulwvcrilx. most liherully to a project that means more to the city than anything that has ever yet l>een proposed. Every citizen of Sanford can sulxirrilx- and demon­ strate to the world our faith iq the lonr: 1st hotel. With this great work slurted at once, us it will lx*, Sanford will tuke on New life lliis summer and regardless of whether celery brings a good j»rice next winter or Taft is the nomln(*e of the Re­ publican party our |>r*»perity will lx* as­ sured, and next season nnd every season thereafter Sanford will lx* the greatrel inland tourist resort of Florida. There is no section in the south loduy (hat of­ fers so many attractions to the tourist in the way of boating, fishing and hunting us Sanford, and only the luck of good uocommodation has kejit the tourist from our city Now ;s the chance for the city to make gi«Ml .mil ihc **IT•* *t will ! m- felt immediately Sanford's Great Revival Sunday the first services of the city* wide revival conducted by Evangelists Bass and Stapleton were held in the tent erected lor this |>urjx>a<* at tlx* corner of I’urk avenue and Fourth street, and the whole city seemed to turn out and greet thine preachers at the meetings of the first day At night ladore the preacher had started the service the large tent was filled to the last s**ut and the folks con­ tinued to come until all the available .vats in the |>ark were plured to the wall line of the tent and quickly tilled, when the luwn and vehicles in the street were resorted to for sitting room. Sanford hus been looking forward to the coming of these evangelists with a great deal of interrat, and extensive prep­ arations have ix-en^ made by the l<K*al committees for a truly city-widejreligious awakening, and every person in Hanford should a«** to it thnt the tent is filled at every service. Mr Bass is fearless in condemnation of sin and hyjxx-risy, hut tender and pa­ thetic in his appeals to the sinning and erring to quit sin and return to God. Mr. Stapleton ia a ainger with unuanl power of expression and this barked by a passion to save the lost, through the pow­ er of song, Is a sermon In itself. The large and growing choir ia doing fine work. Every singer In Sanford should respond to the request of Mr. Stapleton to come to the platform and to do their beat in these few day* to help In the revival. !' Friday night every One will be expect­ ed to »it together — families, as far as practicable, aa the preacher will speak on "T h e Home:” Two service* daily, 9 a. m. and 8 p. m. Tius Cecilian Music Club will give its laat programme for the « n o n ,n the .tudio of Mrs. Munson Friday. May 31st at nine a. m. M i - Cam e Ensminger will j aaaiit with a group of reading». CHARITY ORGANIZATION Constitution and By I.awh Adopted at ! Meeting Last Sunday ALL *AROUND FLORIDA • The General News of The Land of Flowers. There was n large, business-like and entuaiastic gathering at the Star Thea­ tre last Sunday afternoon to hear tho rc- CULLED l ROM THE STATE PRESS jxirt of the sjiccittl committee on charity organization. Moat of the delegates \n Epitome of the Week'» Most Im • that were present at the meeting two portont lluppenlngs In the S ta te 's Domain. weeks before were on hand and several new organizations were repmented. Eleven negro prisoners broke jafl at Moat of the meeting was sjM.nt'in actJacksonville last Friday night and have upon the proponed constitution, which not yet been apprehended. They were with some changes was unanimously assisted by ouUidehelp and filed the bare adopted. It waa voted to arrange for a of the Jail until an opening waa made. moan meeting of Sanford citizens next Sunday afternoon at 4:30, at the Star Pensacola waa pleased a fnw day» »go Theatre, to complete the organization of whcn a party of «urveyore arrived in tba the new charities society. The following neighborhood and continued their work committee, part of whom were on the old °f h*ing lines and computing grades' for committee, were named to |>rej>are for ' ‘ho proposed entry of the Mem phi» and this mass meeting and to present names Pensacola railroad, of officers und directors to he acted u|xm a ’ampa is so wall pleased with the mo­ at that meeting tor driven fire ajiparatus established Messrs G B Waldron, T S 11«vis, there that two new combination wagons J \\ Wildman. Father Bresnahnn, II F and trucks have lxx.*n provided for and In Whilner, Jr , Mayor G.*W Spencer, W T s «hurt time llx*re will only* lx* automobil Field. Mm Henry Wight and Mrs. For ajiparatus in tlx* service. • rest Ij»ke. Many quarts of hucklebcrri«* hav» Following is the constitution as adopt­ been sold In the city ^hi» week. They ed. The by-law's are added as reported by the committee, but these are subject were gathered and brought in by the Sem­ to revision by the new board of directors. inole« who, like white financiers, have gradually increase*! .the prie** from five A R T IC LE I NAME rents a quart la.vt y ear to twenly cents a The name of this society shall lx* The quart this season. Many refuvd to 1* Arvwxialed Charities of Sanford. Florida held up In this fashion Palm Beach ARTK I.F II <HUECTS ( 'minty The object* of till* s*x*lety are It is gratifying to note that South a.' To establish a centre of rommuni Beach will lx* provided with life-iu»ving cation tx*iween the various charitable or ajijiuratus The pujiularity of this place organizations and churches in tlx* city ns a bathing resort will increase a hun­ of Hanford, Florida, und to foster har­ dred fold with the eliminntton of danger. monious cimijxtiition IxUwi-en them \ word of caution to tlx* reckless, how­ ■b i To check the over lujijnng of re ever will not lx- amiss Do not venture lief, and for Ibis puri««.. it «hall maintain lx*yond the reach of the life lines, reganla registration bureau leiv» of the fact you may lx* a strong swimc r " investigate thoroughly th e ca s., mer. u 1« usually the good swimmer» o( all ap|>lirunla for relief winch are re- who »re drowned nt nil hathlQg resoijs. (erred to the s*x*n t> for inquiry , und to ; Si Augustine Record. sendthe Jx*rsons Inninglegitimate inter ! , , „ , , IMelons »re now Ixmg rushedto m»r<*t in suchcases full rejx.rtd ofthe re i , . ,, , , ,, , , , ket. Before theend of the week there suits of investigHtnms. . , ... .. . . . . i will have been at leaal twenty-five care (I I o provide visitors, who shall |x*r , . . .. ,, „ , 1 sliiji|»*d from this immediate section, xonally investigate the worthiness of ,, , ,, It is earlier Gian they have ever charity rases assigned them, and attend been known to have !x*e shljijx-d In such to case» needing counsel and advice. large quantities. The rains knocked off fe. To obtain from the |iro|s*r char the vines many of the melons, so the vines ilies und charitable individuals adequate have all size» of melons, which will make relief for worthy cases It nil the bolter for tlx* shljqieni, for when f To work out careful jiluns for h«*l|> the nmullest lilies now are mature they lllg families and individuals to Ix-come will reach the markets before the Geor­ inde|x*nd**nt. and so to *u|>pre*s men gia croji. a* the Georgia growers had to dieary contend with .(»Id weather as well a» Alt 11« I.F. Ill Mi M 111 Its i 11 P rams •leak. Banner. Section 1 Phe society shall Im- romjse**-d of the following while jx-mons. Sanford s kirxl ( anlajuupca yal SultscrijiUon members, who con­ Jacksonville, Flu., May 24—Tho M .O . tribute not less thun one dollar to the so­ Coggins Co. »hipped tho first car of cauciety annually; talupw out of Sanford yesterday. Th« In Ex-officio memlx-m, coinjirising melons were sent to the Pittsburgh house llie mayor and the city jiliysirian of Sun and other ahi|irnenia will follow in a few ford, and the resident county commix day* Phe fruil Ir of excellent quality «loner of •»range count\ and its culture is a new thing in Sanford. All of tlx* above memts-rs shall have For that reason the exjxTiment will b* f (111 voting |m»wef wntclxxl with imerest by Florida growSection 2 A**w**' Ia 1*-*I (irgaio/n »•r« I'rcHltjH* Nf*fi. lions Any church, fraternal or charit able organization, contributing twenty s\NKUIU> HOTTUNc; WORKS five dollurs or more annually to the v> ciety may Iktoiiu * an associated mem­ Under New Management and Making ber of organization nnd ihi lx*come enStrong Bid for Buidneiui titlixl to a representative on the board Several months ago Mos*r*. Townsend of directors. Si Martin of Ocala, seeing u great future for Hanford, jiurchosed the I’ejsii-Gola A RTIC LE IV O FFIC E R S Section 1. The management of the so­ Bottling Works in this city and changed ciety shall lx* vested in a board of direc­ the name of the firm to that of tiie San­ ford Bottling Works. They made many tors as follows: changes In the methods of distilling wa­ la) Twenty-one of the meridiem, who ter, making jiure syrujia und selling and shall he elected by ballot at the annual shl[»ping. The greatest Ixxiat given tho meeting*, one-third of their number lx*ing elected annually At the first at. v“ u' th*' «plol.Ung of Gaynumj meeting one third shall lx. c|.-ct.xi|«»»*, , 'lr'"^i t,,“‘ ^ 1UlD ' . ' . th th f ^ lie so rajiidly that the firm cannot keep for thr<** years, one-third lor tjso year* suj»j»lie*l with Ixiitles. Guy-Ola ia prov­ and a third for one year. They shall ing to lx.- a winner and the Sanford Bot­ hold office for thr**‘,years or until their successor* shall lx- elected; |>rovi(li*d, tling Co. expects to greatly enlarge their that the absenc*. of a dir*x*tor from three jilunt, put in new machinery and better (3) consecutive meetings of the board, facilities and in tiie early fall will be on unless excused by it. may lx* deemed a the Job with both feet. J . F. Martin tho manager, is a man of resignation and the vacancy so caused wide experience irf the making of syrup» shall in* filled by the board. lb) Representative» of associate*! or­ und the bottling buaineos in all its phases ganizations, as {»rovided in A rticlelli, and iris ironclad rule is cleanlineaa and ^ sanitary method». Beside the bottling ,c> Evôfficio members of the society. Guy-Ola. which is their leader,ithe Hanford Bottling Works puta-up all the as provided in Article III, Hection 1. Section 2. The officers shall consist of j " * u la r gradea of soft drink* and their a president, vice-president and Treasurer \brand of Ginger Ale is becom ng famoua.. who shall be elected by ballot at the a n -, The public is cordially invited U) visit the nual meeting, and shall serve for one y^ar work, at any Ume and - e the .nethods or until their succ— ors are elected. ' employe<i in Ix.ttlmg a I t h e - dritda. A general-xrreury shall be appointed The firm has a standing offer of a _____________ . ! premium to »ny orx* who discover» any (Continued on pago 4) I foreign »ubaUnc« in any of their drinka. J ir -J - *rr a _ . J.Ai-tLt .’i H �OWAJ)AYS very few of us are called on to die for our country, or for any great cause. The main thing i s -Do we ve for it? Sometimes it’s really a greater achievement to live for thing than to die for it. ; j t• * •* • - r •< i *“ • w * Now, you m ay think this talk and this pa­ triotic anniversary of Decoration Day has nothing to do' with the clothing business. % But the big idea fyack of this celebrationis the big idea th at ought to be back of every we do. The man who serves his com munity and his fellowmen by doing, as we as he can, something that needs to be done, m ay be, in a true sense, "living” for his community and for his fellows. ONE THING THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE IS TO MAKE GOOD CLOTHES, and to sell them fairly. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX J Make good clothes, as well as it can be done; and we’re trying to sell them in the same way. It's a service; we want to think of it, and have you think of it, as a service; a useful work. We botlyprofit by looking at it so. 117 FIRST S T R E E T PALMER & SEIGH S A N F O R D , FLO R ID \ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS stead of from the lake. Also to have a and do not the stores keep open for that ' ■tand pipe and have a le tter pressure at . purpose?" They stum|>ed us for a moment. Tty*n all times. This is something that I have i Then we asked: “ Do you know that the advocated for Sanford for the«many A Budfet of Opinion Ju st Be years, and if the city council will take up grocers especially afe kept up until near- i tween You and Me" this matter calmly and diapamionatdy ly midnight Saturdays tilling phone or- ‘ and thresh it out we will have a water ders for goods which they gladly would | EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT supply second to none in the state. Just have filled earlier In the day and thereby | why the people of these various cities been enabled to close up .and go home, | ---------A Cttlel It Anton* Yo Taklni Notes want lake water is beyond me. Lake sleep well and arise in time to attend j water may be all right to hathe in hut churrh Sunday "morning, a thing some of • and ra lth . Hell Prent T m “_ since every known creature ha this in the them are debarred from doing under1 t o Says Saunterer lakes around here I fail to .we where the present conditions? 1 While I have always been a warm pure drinking water comes in. Our good And then she hedged a bit and said, ) friend to the school* of our town I intend old sulphur water has been the stand-by “ Perhaps it-would be following the 'Gold­ to take a deeper Interest in them during for y ean and has always proved to be the en Rule’ if we should think of the store­ the ensuing year. I believe it ia the duty great health drink j n d y ft we could not keeper and his clerks ahd his weary horse of every citizen to take a live interest in get the people In tffn d e a of aeration and hours of the night, because we put off orour achools. During the years that are thus losing the odor that seems to be ob­ which are kept on the go far into the peat »cores of diploma* have been hand­ jectionable to the stranger within our dering our goods until the very last mo­ F you have ready money when you need it ed out aa rlaaa after class of our young gate«. With the projier means of aerat­ ment. I shall try to remember that it there is a lot of satisfaction in knowing its in a people havs stepped out into life's ing the sulphur water Sanford rpuld l»eat would bo not only humnne in me hut it HIS Bank prides itself ujxm having the Very l><-t school. Would that we could in this the world for the water system. I>et the would pay me to order earlier and get the the community as officers and directors Tinissue of our paper place before its read­ people take up this most important mat­ pick of the stock and the greater satisfac­ much, but in addition to this we have the DepoKiturers the familiar face of each and every ter. tion all round.” (.uarantee Fund by means of which every dollar deposited one, but such ia among the possibilities, • • • And so the incident closed, and the with us is insured absolutely. for Grim Death, on hi* white horse, has sermonette ends with the hope that thinned the ranks and aa “ Death lovea a 1 Some one tells tne that a new tourist housewives will remember that their Sat­ INSURANCE means SECURITY shining m ark." many of the most prom­ hotel is being planned. _ Fan me quick, urday thoughtlessness may be the cause W E are going to tell you thru the paper something abmit somebody. The sudden shock will kill ising fall before the noon-day of tife, but of vacant pews In church on tho Sabbath! this Insurance of Deposits and meanwhile we will l>e glad " me dead. The very idea of auch a thing we can assist in keeping green their mem­ There are leuons to team from the week­ have you come in and let us explain it to you. and in.the summer time too. But they ories. Our school hornet What words day» o f life. aay that a paper is actually being cir­ fall upon the ta r with ao much music in From the Saturday night throng with if* W E WANT YOUR D EPO SITS their cadence aa those which recall the culated Jo get the people interested in hurry and strife. acmes of school days now numbered with the idea s,nd that in a few days the plan There are weary hearie near us great the memories of the past? Intervening will be submitted to the public at large. truths to m ake ptain— . f years have not dimmed the vivid color­ I understand that my old friend Fields is I ’ll never order groceries late Saturday ings with which memory has adorned a t the head of the movement and if this again. • • • those joyous day*. While we all grad­ is ao the succeea of the project is assured. M. M SMITH, Pr«. H. R. STEVENS. V. Prtw H. E, TOl.AK. ( uate in much the same manner how dif­ Billy Fields never goes at anything in a t I jis t week I had some stuff about the half hearted manner and wher\ you find ferent has the wheel of fortune turned. graduates and the chance that the boys Soma with plaidre tongues have had to him on the job he la alwayaboosting ham­ now have to make good. Jn this con­ walk in lowly vales of life's weary ways, mer and tongs. I shall wait the report a nection I want to call the attention of has faithfully followed the teachings of votes.of tho real people, having n<> money others in loftier hymns have sung of and if the project really meant a tourist the boys of Sanford to the life of Hon. his sainted parents and at tho earliest op­ to spend on his campaign ami s - mimt hotel I will be in favor of giving a ban­ nothing but joy, as they hare trodden Park Trammel, who will today be nom­ portunity started to school and applied none. He was nominated in m* fir,t quet for Fields. the mountain top, but no matter how inated by the party for the high office of himself so diligently that he graduated primary, his- nearest opponent u-mg • • ♦ near tbs summit or base of the mountain Governor of Florida. Very few o f you from the high school at an early nge and far behind fn the rare that he dendt-1 not of fame you meet with a graduate from 5 * The editorial reproduced below know the early struggles of this exem­ afterward fitted himself for the law. He to go into tho second primon our achools, you meet with one who ia a from the DeLand Register fitly describes plary young man and the time he had to went through the various vicissitudes of Park Trammell at the age of 36 or 3 <hnds credit to society. "A s,th e twig is bent a condition general throughout Florida get an education in the days when'eduthe young and rising barrister, and even himself tho Governor of the state of Hor so is the tree inclined," and habits were and one which can bo remedied if only catlonaal matters in Flqrida were at a sank so low one time that be actually erv- ida. A young man of the soil, without fanned under the moulding power of a the buying public will apply it. The la­ very low ebb. The Trammell family k*g*d 1m w w fp af«r ■k fb rlq T ju tlh e- « » the benefits accorded other young trwn moral atmosphere which seemed to per- dies are often auggeatlng innovations and was a large one, but the parents were de­ idea to succeed was evpr before him, and who received educations as a matter of »the schools of our little d ty which improvements. L et us sec how heartily termined that each and every one should the opportunity came when he became a course and spent years at finishing i by one through life. Our school they will adopt this idea the consumma­ have an education and they succeeded. candidate for the legislature and serving colleges,Trammell has at last landed in the life is indeed the golden link that binds tion of which lies almost wholly with Park Trammell owes his success tb his his country gave him a thirst for greater highest posiUon in his native state am and he is still but a child, them. parents, for they were the salt of the deeds. The office of Attorney General his example can well be emulated let t «• , % retim e may haTe furrowed his "M adam , why do you postpone order­ earth, and any one who has ever visited was another stepping stone and his faith­ other boy's and young men who are Jerk ­ cheek or silvered hi* hair. ing your store supplies for Sunday until the Trammell home in the early days will ful service in this rapacity was remem­ ing for higher aims in life. The st.it* ’’ remember the fine old scAjthern hospital­ bered when he stood before the people os Florida offers more to the young >«i,n *’ such late hours on Saturday evening?" 5 There was something in last week’s ity shown the gueet and the gathering of a candidate for Governor. today than any other state in the I ,!" ’n This question to housewives of DeH an ld about the water works and a sugthe family d rd e at night when each and Wo are short on tho real piaterud. N Land. every child was given the good advice Here he has made the unique record of “ Why M r. Editor, It is • custom here, and excerpts of father sod mother. Park being elected to this high office by the (Continued on page 6) FOR FU TU RE I T Deposits Absolutely Insured P E O P L E S BAN K O F SA N FO R D Lie SjkyfcjX �T c?rr* : *. r* + w. w •X ... _ .j .. ._ ■ * *. --3 - •*♦■•* -* -. « z r ‘c 1 A l' 4, May ^.Id fa d ON TH E WATEK QUESTION Tbo portion of Tbq Herald on the wa­ ter question has met with much favor from a long suffering public and we want to hear from other people on the ques­ tion. Following is an article from F. W. Mahoney of this city, who in n recog­ nized authority on this subject: Editor S an ford i rrald With pleasure I read your article in The Herald of the 24th inst. on the San­ ford Water Works. It is one of vital im­ portance and should be continued until mults for the improvement of tho sys­ tem are reached. Tho use of our nrte•ian water seriated has been my idea of a solution of the question with a tank. I jay tank, for, by tho tank, in place of standpipe, the entire body of water is held at tho greatest elevotion or pressure whereas, by the tank the pressure is practically the same while any water re­ mains in tank. We will supposo that this tank is on a sticl tower 100 feet high and of, say, 60,000 gallons capacity, allowing 2 '4 " os one pound pressure. This would give us 46 lbs pressure a t the base of the tower. This pressure, therefore, would extend all over the system of pijje, to a greater or lws degree as the elevation of the ground is lower or higher thun the site of tower. This would settle at once the present aggravating condition of the un­ settled water pressure and besides give us, as has been proven by several chem­ ical analyses, water as'pure as any on earth and this can be gotten at any lau­ rel in our houses, without the expense of putting down artesian well and when the water does not How hare to pump'it up. and what is worse than all, making a pub­ lic highwoy of our neighbor’s premises, by rending there for our water. Some may oak if the lake water is not pure and good drinking water As I am not an authority on this point will sim­ ply give you the opinion of some others. At Altamonte no lake water is used for drinking water, all deep or shallow wells Maitland Hotel, with Inkcs convenient ha* deep well. Winter Park, with miles of lake-., tlx1 College, hotel and numerous residences all have deep wells. Kissimnns'. lakeland, Winter H^von. all have lakes far more convenient than ours, have dis*p wells as city water supply The More nee Villa Hotel, the largest !»• tween Sanford and Tampa, with a chain of deep lakes coming within .100 feet of hotel have a deep well (or drinking and rooking pur|>os**s T h is should enttvey to you (letter than opinion of mine in what estimation lake water is field hy others Doubtless every one is not fa miliar with our present water supfilv It u taken from a lake, »ay leas than one hall mile in diameter, local«»! five miles smith of the city and at an elevation of almut 15 feet uliove the top ol t !>«* res eryoir at the water works ground. The water, therefore, comes through a terra cotta pij>e 115") hy gravity, from lake to reservoir. The reservoir is about 50 ft. diam hy 20 ft. deep ntut contains when full .,Ihhit 300,000 gallons of water, a) lowing for friction and leakage in this 5 mil«», of earthern f)i|*«;. we will assume that 500 gallons flow into tank each min­ ute or 10,000 per hour. Now with the above data, le t’us assume what the con­ dition would be if we had a fire which would have to be fought with thrt*«* atr.-ams for several hours. Kurh stream taking 450 gallons per hour, allowing tank to l*e full at time of tire 1100,000'. thus flow of 10,000 fier hour for seven j hour», making u total of 5 1 0 ,0 0 0 We would have just seven hours capacity und after that time only the rnpacity of the flow or one effective stream. We have had under consideration Irefore the only means of getting clear wa­ ter in sufficient quantities for tho present arid the future city and this is placing of pumping power at the lake, thus giving •you the water direct through iron pipes from lake to city, hut the cost which wtmld be approximately $75,000.00 is too great to be considered. Summing the matter up, why not use artesian water? Jacksonville boasts of tbo beat wnter in the state and it is artesian. »• Hit SANFORD HERALD Woodland Park Notes People who were coming on the Nettie Thursday were badly disappointed when they were told her engine* were under repairs, which wire not completed until ' too late to make the trip. Mrs. Meltin | ger and Mrs Garner drove out in the morning. A party of young [x-ople from | Puoln, consisting of M iw n Pearson und ! McLain i|x-nt u pleasant afternoon bath­ ing and otherwise enjoying themselves. Messrs. Hrodie Williams und Junes came for their usual cooling plunge. A num­ ber of hoys came on their wheels and brought their little brothers anil one little sister as mnsqdTsT'Sut had to make them nil kinds of promises to get them to leave the park again. Sunday the Nettiu brought two big loads of |»»>ple from Sunford, who nearly all came for their cool swim. They were mostly regular visitors and they brought their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher and Dr. und Mrs. Puleston came ¡is usual in their auto. The Tipton family drove out to let thp l>oys have a swim. Both days were ideal for bathing. Father Breanahnn has leased the park und pool lor next Thursday May 10th) to give, the children of the Catholic school an outing. The Nettiq has been chartered for the entirtf day anil'll is ex­ pected many people will buy tickets at the redyepd rate to help the good cause along. Those who took part in the picnit; of Sept. 2l»t, given by Father Hresnnban will rerheml>er how well it was duett»! nnd no doubt will come this time and bring their friends. czz If it ia worth doing at all, it’s worth do­ ing well. ’ □ ASK FOR STYLE NO. 2924 First classworlc at all times is our motto. •LORAINE* •J Som e men prefer a heavy oxford for all-the-year-around wear. It is for this purpose, that □ Let us figure with you Dn your next job. I= J *»the ('criu<wSl L o ra in e model was designed. M ade of best Gun Metal Calf .so n» K or ini mi i*okation N O T H ’ K la h rrrln r given th a t lb * un d er I •Ignr») » ill. on W reinr^»U>, lh# 1 2 (h »!•) of Ju iw . I A I > , 191 2 , or a« «mm t h e r e a f te r a t r o n w n ^ n t . a p p i y lo Ih * H u n o ra b U Aliw-rt W G tir h r ia l. j G o v e r n o r of ih s S l a t e of F lu rn ia . lo f l* -U rr « p a t m l In c o rp o ra tin g lb# ’’ W ig h t G ro cery ( W p o n y ” un d er lh # follo w in g p/ opoan) c h a r le * , lb « o rig in » ! o f w hich fca now on 01# in ih # o ffice o f th # S#rx»L»f/ of S u t # o f lb# S u t » of F lo rid a . »1 T a lU F .a a a r* I ! FIN I t Y W I G H T . S . II. W IG H T . W II W IG H T w o o d sm a n HAPPY JACK KEARNEY With The Maddorks-Kleld Players Aiiother old time fuvorite has been en­ gaged for ihe summer circuit and it will l>e glad tidings to the public to learn that the original " Is Everybody Happy '’ corn edian will appear with this company Mr Kearney hns made many friends throughout the south, all of whom will no doubt welcome his return. U n i M . L M OF’ ÍNC OMI ’O I M T I O N OF H H . I I T GKO« Fit Y < O M F t N I " Quality Superior. Terms Cash II It 01 A M first St und Oak Phone 255 I I I . 70 tl .MISS \\ I,NIKKEI) WII.TON i j London boot-maker for ¡ , i I . . . . r o r n p l i m i ’ l i t t s l l i y iM lth p n * S S I h *4*Î1 KOK NALL UY D. A. Caldwell & Sons A Word to the . -, WANTED- | C IF you are a b o r­ ro w c r o f till* paper, don't you think It I» an In­ justice to (hr n u i. .vlio Is paying for Ilf He may be looking for it at tills very m oment. Make It o reg ­ ular v Isltor to your honte. T h e subscription price Is sn Investm ent tlist will repay you well. All kinds of Hags and Burlap bought and sold. respondence Solicited SOUTHERN I hi |***i Ir i • loan; l l m r y W ig h t. S a n fo r d , K lo rid », I M S h » r» » . S . It W ig h t, S a n lo r d . K lo rtd ». W S h a re « . W . II . W ig h t, H anford, F lo r id a . W> S h a rv *. S t a t a ol F lo rid a , C o u n ty o l O r a o s « (>n thl» d ay tx ra o n a lly appcm rtd b«lo re n»«. an o (Tirer du ly a u lh o rtr e d to t a l « a rk n o a U d g « m « iit» o í d c *« lj. ila n r y W ig h t, fk U W ig h t, and W . II W ig h t, to m « » » ! ! k n ow n to t » lh » [wreona w ho ru l.a crtM d to th « lo reg o im g c h a r t « , and r a r h lo r him M-lf b a lo ra m e « « « a l l y a ck n ow led g ed t h a t th e y d x i s o for t b * U « * n n d p u rp a a r* th « r» in . l p r w r r i l b W ltn«w« W h«re«)t. I h a » « b « r»u n to a r t ray h a n d and « a l o l otTic« a t S«nl<ir»t. F lo rid a , th ia th a RememberI\ Tkat every added *ubociiber kelps t« «aak« tkis paper better for everybody M y co m m W n i t : i ’.* ’ r . WttÊ 5; Three Nights commencing on Thursday, May 30th. OPENING NIGHT: N o l» r r P u b lic . « « p i r « M ay o th . 1 9 1 * . “Und&i* the Bear’s Paw” Greatest of all Russian Plays li PRICES : 15, : 25 : AND : 35 : CENTS rf" Seats tin Sale al Maxwell’» MATINEE SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST, AT 3 P. M . steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A' Place For Ladies and; Gentlemen ’ . *f all Kil»*)« «»f H i p STAR THEATRE RESTAURANT 1 . 1' C .*■ S lifiu lltlu ir n -A T TH E lUhd.y of May. A- «»• ‘»«J- , Im -KINS<)N TV-its Hut lap BAG C O M P A N Y The Maddox-Field Players tb » n um tw f o l . h u r a .ulw cTliw d b y r » r h »r» »• luí ♦ ♦ «■ STATES C or­ J A C K S O N V I L L E ....................................F L O R I D A AIITH'I.K VII Th« o»nw »nd fr«ùl»nr» ut lh« lncor¡»f»lor« and ' □ □ □ □ □ □ H AGS MIGUES I MAREE I PRICE PAID T b # huainaa# of th# co rp o ra tio n ah all lx# c o n ­ d u ct«*) by a p rvn k len t. v ie» -p resid e n t, a *«*«Tet»ry an d tm a a u rrr, and a lx>ard of d irecto r« to ro tu iu l o l n o t lew« th a n i h r r r nor m or# Ib a n five o f U* •to c k h u M r r*. T b e «lirerto r» « b a ll !<** rle<-tr«l an d u a lly by tb r i l o r k h u l l r n on t b r Aral YNe*lne«*|«y in Ju n # ftl r« c b year at 10 o ’ rbx-k a m . at a nveet . trig ha*l for th a t p u ri« *** In Ha p rin cip al ofDrea in 1 th e r l l y of S a n fo rd . F lo r e !» , an») it# oflYeef» «ball lm m «*)latr(y tbrrs*aiia*r tie eiort««d Imt lb# l*«»ard t»f d) rv rto ra . U n til ih»w«* el«*rte»l at tb e firvt an n u al m ee t ing of atoek holder«, «hall I** •pialthe«!. tF»e t>u«in«we of th e r\»rp«»f ation sfiall 1» »'un»)ucte«l by the follow uig ortierrv H enry V g b t. prvwnievit S It W ig h t, v ir*-p r« w ld m t. and VS 11. W ig h t, «rerv tary and treA au ret, and H enry W ig h t, S It W ight and >V II W ig h t ahall rtm alH u le the U*ar»l of dll A K T U I >: VI T h « bigb««( » m o u n t of ih il« tH « ]r tn i ut l i s t . l i l t , U. w hich th * r u rp u rs lto a m ay s t any (Inw « u tij« rt ItwrK • h ill no» « in w ct t h * » m o u n t o l ita r A iit a l •lo c k rtu a IU ad rp lu * B o rro w er 1; In HI Ì sc« muí b.inti (»tain ^ iit ic u : v. H. E. W IS E. Proprietor . • p i 4] W r have many other exclimvr " S n o w ” ttylr» that await your bripectHxi. e r s lly Ut h a v e »n d e u r t u * »11 eu rh t« i» e r» m may in cid e n t U» th e p u rp o»* or bu»in«*M «*( l b * «•«•r pufr a lio o . or o th er b u s tii« « of a like n a tu re , an»! t» h a v e • te r rie r an»! r n ju ) all th e rtg h le . p u t r r « , and p n v ilrg rti In rK len t to rorj*oralk»rvs organii«*«! and m a t i n g un»lrr an d by v irtu e o f tb e law * of th e S t a l e of FTom <J» A ltT liT .K I I I . Th«* a m o u n l of rap llA l at<H*k of (be cor J of • t ».»n •hail !>♦ Twrenty five T bou aan «l (|2.S.O<aii I »ollar». «llv id **l inO» T w o Hun«lre«l F ifly (2&D) Shar«-» of the p ar V«lu«* <»f lin e I I ti11»frewf f 1 1 0 0 0 0 ) f>o!1»r« r» rh w b irb sh all !*e p a y a b le in U » f u l m oney of | ||ye I n ittsl *4tj|».-« nf .\rt«er»«a «»« n (»fu^serty .» !ab«»r, of at a fair atol » •b*a,.i»«o '«i I«** f)«esf by * he I «■•»'! <>f llfe<t«*r* a k i n i y \\ T h # Ir fin for « t i l t h Ih e r»»f|MtfaiM«u at.all s«it»t at.all b# p r fp r tu a l, unkvw ao*»t»er dta«*»l»e«l ar»*«>r«l(ng to law . and public Miss Wilton com«-» from the C. W. I’ark Dramatic Co. to th»* Maddocks-Field Players and will lx* wen in a numlxT of parts which are suit«»l to her pk'asing |x*rsonality • TH E C ITY ■ • 9 $ 4.50 in<) oth.r»i« Mr George Steer Flinders, ono of the best known producers and directors in the ahow world will havo complete charge °f the acting force of the above men­ trust Street, one Mock from Drool opposite Poato«re) tioned company. Mr, Flinders comes direct from tho . Regan-Ltwb.Stock Co., now p lsy ln g jn Tampa, leaving many admirers who re. Formerly Malinger of Centra^Cafq gr»t his departure. This gentleman is not only a first class director but is ona among the foremost . .. ^ __ :: •« an actor, having appeared with such known stars as Viola Allen, David ' * 7 f*? i f f Warfield, Blanche Bates snd others. E v ery th in g P ira l C a s s S h o rt O rd e r« A» All H ou r« HU work as a director stands for Itself. HU succaarful productions in New York, * ?* ,.tHeston, Baltimore, Washington and ChiPrompt. Clean Service Meal Tickets ure Sold ut Reduced Rutes c*go make him one of tho most valuable t l l H t l l H I M * ti*> a s» *« *té S » e w m 4 4 k H I* * « M » 4 H H * i *.- m«n in hi» line in tbe country. • M New York isigagements and ha.» ulwu>s u»~i‘ lie* yr,i(n-ri/ ..I it.» rurr«a»(ion. *n.| j.-,. Yours very truly, F. W. M AH ONEY. u - q .* * ***■ - \ oxford. T h is shoe I Ins shoe is fitted with the famous patented arch supporting inner sole, absolutely guaran­ teed to support tne arch of the foot and prevent fallen arches. Never before put into a shoe at this price. A n exclusive feature. This, combined with our special flexible forepart, makes a shoe that is absolutely the acme of comfort and health in footwear. '""í*.to irn p ru tv w n tI'*’" b*»M rn»l‘T’ÜT » « la i* ‘an»! r , Ut , « r h » n , r . and <>thrr»l«e . I n i In ,11 tu m i. i t i »>f *t»H'ka »ltd bo to la , lo rn tk « r«»ntr»«*0> ol any a»..I I * «IH lir tn * # J * n f t*Xt*t, p t l o n a I It llllllN , all k tn ti* In fu rth e r lU p u rp u> »nd buntn«#w to l*o rn » .. n i i t i i l u .p ««f h iis Mii...r* n:iM F»»*i*I u numiHT ‘>1 m .byonney , •liti to U fi •»fit# by , • .nlrslge , .. of I la »lor k , <»r o ie » , m ortg age«. U»i»d». »r*»l o th e r u l.lig a iim t« , THE MAnnOCKS-FIKLD PLAYERS K an ¡ - line. W e commend it for its appearance and wearing quality. Miss Wilton who will aiipcar in the j o*nJ 1 11 » i) *“ »n«J leading female roll's with the above com- ! U iy . «41. | )JlflS __ is one of the most popular iri''the •!*•»] Iti ali ktn» i« u f l i « r i | i x l t , » » g o t , » , b u g g » » » , r « r J I I I * , « , « n i l o i l i e r » r h l c l r » , haff.evaa, b r u l l e « , « • d ill »- » I la > r r w - T TlfF undersign«-«) K.-rrhp L w x i i l r i h m u w l m «or lb* of fo rm in g « iNslitir • n»l under the la » « of th * Stm t* o f F Vortda • itb and under lb# fo llu w n g nr«riM>«wd ch a rter AKTh I F I It»» nam * •*! it*# n .r ;*»jf at ton »hall the W ig h t i,r»*«-»*r> i ««tupan, an»J •»* p rin c ip a l ofTt«»»« and p i» « * o í husinr«» »hall 1h in tb» t ity of S a n lu ftl. H o n -la . » i l b b ra n ch office# m «urb o lb r r p la ce * in th e S U I * «»f F 'lo fk U , am i in tb«* * e » r r« l % ta t.- of ih * ( ’ ruled Nt4t ,-m an»J in f»»r**»g»i •-«••mtri** ■• nt»> h # f*» fl# r I- rel«b|l»hn| a k t h l f : II Th*» g en eral n a tu re o f th e bo»in«v* u» l»# tran«»'Mrd by t b r » lio n » h ill l»e T « buy an«l •ell. at, ] u lh r f i l l w illapusr o f. at » h o ir» » le am i fe ta il. for J.n .n t of rum m iw ItN i, all k in d * of dry g«»»}« groevrte-a, rro rfcrry , g l» *» w a r*. «piren lio n * , lu b a m s» , rig a r« , drug», «-»»IT»*«*», t»«M, a jiiir s e i t n t r t s , pap*rr. » U O o n rfy , con I re t tun a ry . furiti lu r r . h a rd w a re. l i n e a r e , m ea t« . flour. b a y . grain •nd o th e r f n d i l u l « , wnd any and all arllrb -v .or (D im rtis lilir* usu ally cwrr***! »nd ban»IU*«l by • get, rrml » bol»«»!«- an»! r r U il m* t c» n t il*- l»untir«s to buy .«#11 and » t r b a n g r i«*«».Uf> egg*, fru ii» «nd l.eading l.sd) ''i l b The Mnildork-. field ■•t'liku«. u, l>u», ~>ll. 1 throughout,-on lines laid down by a famous T l* * « lom uto C rates lo m a to Wrups Printing « .», - • • * i . ; » A 25c *i • W a n t A d . in T *h e H erald will R e n t Y o u r H ou se F o r Y o u «yWH *| �, *3 l . ■ ^4*.." May 28.1912 THE SANFORD HERALD orden of the executive committee signed onions by t i e chairman or acting chah attested by the secretary, which shall be M U M t w r Tweday and rrtday Warnlad By his sufficient voucher. He shall be an ex-offido member of the finance committee. . a. A HOLLY. f ilt e r — S’ G EN ERA L SEC RETA RY W. M. tUYNtS. The board of directors »hall appoint i i Prte*. * 2 .0 0 a Vser la J general secretary, who shall be the execu live officer of the society. DaUrarad ta lha City by cantar $2 00 pot ytar The general secretary shall attend al •dvaaca or 20c par month. meetings of the society and the board, M — ta ta U t i m Mat ba « ala at aft and keep minute« of the same. He th ill give notice of all meetings and , Florid«. 1*0«. at tba 1 keep such records aa shall be required ■Act al Mardi 3rd. 117» He shall notify the offlceri and ail mem­ TatapbaaaNa.ua ita Barata B«¡taint bers of committees of their appointment. He ahali keep a record of the name* and F O B A T O U R IST H O TEL addresses of all members and a detailed Sanford hat never had the opportunity list of all gifts. to own a real touriat hotel, euch aa will be He shall act under the orders of the offered If the present plana are adopted. board or executive committee. He shall The movement now. on foot to build one exercise a general supervision over the of the Unset tourist hotels In the south work of the society. opens up such wonderful possibilities He shall be an advisory member of all AND that, the dream of Aladdin pales into in* committees, and shall be entitled to all I significance. F o r years we have dream­ the privileges of membership, except that ed of a tourist hotel. For y e a n we have of voting. HARMON WAS R IG H T built air hotels. F or y ea n we have O T H E R O F F IC E R S Judson Hannon is not and cannot be wasted opportunities and time putting Other officers shall have such title* and good Democrat, because he refused to up with mediocre accommodations and duties aa may from time to time* be as­ ''year after year watching the proceaeioo support free silver in 1896. T h at is the signed to them by the board. ‘ file pest our door to the more pretentious substance of the indictment that Mr. STA N D IN G C O M M IT T E E S d tiss tbkt catered to the high class tour­ Bryan has framed against him: Section 1. The president of the board " I affirm that Gov. Hannon has not ist trade. For y ea n we have dreamed shall appoint annually at the first meet* changed in heart since that time. I af­ of fortunes wrested from the soil and— firm that his sympathies are with Wall ing of the board or not later than one Wake up! The time is ripe for the Street today, as they were then, and that week therafter, the following standing dream of a hotel to come true. North­ Î. his nomination would put the control of committees, of each of which he and the ern capital and southern capita! and vice-president sh all be ex-offido member* the party in the hands of Wall Street. eastern and western capital stand ready (a) Executive committee to consist of If Gov. Harmon denies this, let him to Invest In Sanford in the paying propo­ not less than three members. ■how where he has ever publidy admit­ sition of a tourist hoteL I t »pells the ul­ (b) Committee o f finance to consist of ted that he and President Cleveland were timate salvation of the d ty . I t spells not leas than three members. ‘» -* wrong in ssaistimg the Republican party prosperity for every Ho« of businees in (c) Committee of membership to con­ in 1896. Sanford. I t spells success for every man sist of not leas than three members. I f he «-as right in 1896, then the nearly th at has money Invested in Sanford. It (d) Advisory committee to consist of half million Democrats of Ohio who voted means more money, more home*, better Like Paying Yourself Money five or more members. for me that year were wrong.” homes, more improvements, s larger city, (e) Such other committee* as may from But Mr. liarrton was right in 1896, Ttrlnvest jour Hating», Ingj. in farm lain dee per water, a bulkheaded takefront and half a million Democrats to the con­ time to time be created by vote of the IK*M \ n l all the good things that should have been board of directors or executive commit­ trary notwithstanding. PROSPERITY «ill sh..» ii.,-ir in oun years ago. We have been sleeping Mr. Harmon is right again when he tee, which appointments shall \m for the the shape of the lnrrea»«-d »«Un ­ over our rights and now is the time to tells the World that " the people at large ensuing year, and until their Nuccrsaore bound (o accrue in farntM hi- ..fl« r wake up and grasp the goldeo opportu­ have suffered more from the exactions of shall be appointed. for your consideration • -ug nity to build a greater d ty. A tourist Of the committec’consisting of not les* the tariff than any other single cause.” gent that the Minnrr )ou in»r-t hotel such as the one planned will solve Mearly every great abuse in national gov­ than five members, three shall constitute the larger your profit- «111 1». the question. Get on the wagon. quorum; and of those consisting of not ernment can be traced to that «ingle ( omc and Net* uh lodii) ------O -----ss than three members, two shall con­ source. HOWARD-PACKARL) I ASI» An East Coast paper spoke recently of We commend the Harmon Interview stitute a quorum. The president shall have power at nny Sanford, Hornln "the ceremonies attending the opening of to Mr. Bryan and other so-called Demo­ the Everglades canals, when the waters cratic progressives who have been beaten time to appoint additional members on »»»»»»»»„»u» of the Gulf were mingled with the water» on every hysterical Issue that they havve ny of these committee*. Members of of the Atlantic.” Inasmuch os Lake prevented to the American people for the the »odety may lie appointed on such committees other than the executive com­ Okeechobee la at present about nineteen last sixteen years. Q U A L IT Y (IR O U C K IK S to twenty feet above sea level, it is not At beat and at worst the initiative and mittee, whether they lx- members of tlx* exactly dear how this "mingling” of the referendum and the recall are local issue*. isjard or not. at qualitity prices art- whm *»• offer Sec. 2. The duties of said committee* salt waters of the Gulf and the Atlantic They have no place in a national cam­ By that we mean we sell you the was accomplished through a fresh water paign except as evidence of the political shall be as foliota: very best of table ncv'-.iru- m>l (a) The executive committee shall act laka and canals having such sn altitude. instability of their champions. dainties at very near * lioles-ilt pi,.»for the board In the interim of it* sessions — Estero, FIs., Eagle. L<*ave them to Mr. Hooeeveit. I>et Put us to the tesLwitli a trial order the Democratic party get back to tariff and be dothed with the full authority of You’ll find the quality of your cut Some Sanford dear females were try­ reform and the cant of living, the only is- said board, and shall oversee and direct ing better while the cost will Ining to have Bob Holly, editor of the Her­ suc* on which it has oahied the country the work of the sodety. It shall keep a very much less. record of its proceedings and report at ald join a sodety. "W hat's the name of oince the dvil war. PAY C A 8M and SA V E MONEY each meeting of the board. the dubT" queried Bob. "T h e lond-a(b ) .T h c committee on finance shall be hand," was the reply. ’ "O h. wdl. there's CH ARITY ORGANIZATION charged with the general supervision of One [ ki t f Kail >X 1*1* 1..ft. nothing doing with me,” was the quick (Continued from page I) A S u i i f o t r i I l i o lit,» tir s i S tre et the financial affairs of the association, reply. " I misunderstood the name. 1 and the work of making annual audit of thought it was 'lend-a-half No, I guess I ’ll not Join.” All of which goes to »how by the board. The board may also ap­ the finanrial affaire and report to the that all editord are not Jo in e rs.—Palm point such other officers, and such com­ board. mit toe* as may from time to time be (c) The committee on membership Beach County. deemed advisable and prescribe their ■hall be charged with the duty o f obtain­ Why, Thorn, how could you? The "Leod-a-Hand" is strictly feminine and duties. All appointed officers shall hold ing members and raising funds, and shall • . Only exclusive Baker ia the city. All mixing done report monthly to the finance committee. the best a man can do is "get-n-har.d" or office during the pleasure of the board with latest Improved Sanitary machinery. Section 3. The board »hall have pow­ (d) The advisory committee shall plan ¡•get-the-hook.” S P E N C E R ’S B R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S er to fill vacancies «-curing in it* own out the individual treatment of case* ap­ ------ O-----body. Special O r d e r * Filled Promptl y plying for help. Advance la Price of Paper Section 4. There »hall l>e a regular (c) The other committee*, which may Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade This office, and we presume all other meeting of the board within one week be appointed by virtue of paragragh 6 .of P H O N E 106. NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U E printing offices, has received notice* following the annual meeting of the so­ section 1 of this article shall perform Buch from the wholesalers that the price on all d ety. All other board meetings are to be duties aa shall be prescribed for them by grade* of paper for printing have gone held by call of th e president, or by writ­ the board of directors. skyward. Printer* aa a general thing ten request of five members, on at least .U S. Will Hands Off heretofore have conducted their bual- five days' notice in writing.speeifying the budneaa to be brought forward. neaa In the most inbuaineealika way. Havana, May 27.—The exchange of At any meeting of the board five mem­ They* charged the same price for a piece cablegrams between President Gomez of work year In and year out, notwith­ bers shall constitute a quorum. and President Tfflft led to a more defin­ Section 6. The board shall make standing that they were compelled to pay ite understanding regarding the attitude such by la «a as it may deem nec­ perhape 26 per cent increase on paper of the United States toward Cuba. Pres­ stock used In the work. Printers all over essary, governing the direction of the ident Gomcz’a message of protest against society, and may also alter or suspend tha country are having a general awak­ American Intervention today drew a re­ ening, however, and the Urge offices par­ such by la»s. sponse from the President of the United A R T IC L E V — M E E T IN G S ticularly are Installing systems, which States in which assurance* «ere given • • The annual meeting of the society will give them an idea of what work that the action of the American govern­ shall be held during the last week in No­ costa—something that has been guess *f ment merely «rss a measure of precau­ .work entirely with the average employ­ vember a t such time and place as may be determined by the directors. Special tion snd entirely disassociated from any ing printer.— Lakeland Telegram. meeting» may be called by the board or question of intervention. THE ROALD PRINTING COMPANY Libel on Flerida Secretary Powell of the Tam pa Board of trade, has come back strong at s re­ cent attack on Florida, made in Green's Fruit Grower, published a t Rochester, N. Y- In a circular sent to the state press, PoweO shows the attack made on Florida to take cognisance of the Green article. In hie article, Green says he has never seen any good fertile soil in Florida, th at it will not bear any crop unless heav­ ily enriched, and urges investors not to buy any land without seeing K. Powell points out that Florida has 19.803.000 acres of land under cultiva­ tion, bringing tbs grower f £00,000 s year; 9117.823.000 value in fwrn lands, ship­ ping a billion feet of lumber in ^910, with saM sed valuation of real estate 1198,000,000¿estimated total wealth 1600,000,000 and tha total increase of popuaftion of any stats south of the Miasisaippi and south of the Potomac River in tha past decade. When ig co m « to hav­ ing figures at his finger ends, Secretary Powell leads the game.— Produce News. ------ O------ ÍTRIBUTORS Steinway. & Sons ■ Mehl in Mathushek Behr Bros. Story & Clark “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer P I A N O The Autopiano Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms John A. Cunningham FLORIDA Peoples Cash Grocery S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y TH E NEW BLEND FOR [ — o— Commanlcation between Orange and Volu»ia counties will be greatly fa dil­ u te d by tha new steel bridge th at is to ba erected, starting iron the foot of Cel­ ery avenue, Sanford, and crosainc ths St. Joh n s river Into Volusia. The bridge baa b a n provided for by the people of Orange county and number of individ­ uals In New 8m ym a and Osteen and that Mighborbood. T h e approaches to ths bridge have already been made and ths plana for tha atrocture, which will about 96,600, ara bring prepared for eubmiarion to tha United States engineering department,'' T h a new bridge will prove of great value In Orange and adjoining countUa and add a link In ths road th a t will some time make a tour by road through tha state poaribie and p lsese n t— Tlxaaa-Union, Coffee Lovers by written request of twenty members at any time if public notice of the same ia printed by a Sanford newipaper not Ice* than one week prior to said meeting. Fifteen members shall constitute s quorum. _ 7 A R T IC L E V I—A M EN D M EN TS This constitution may 1* amended at any regular or apodal meeting of the so­ ciety by a two-thirds vote of all the mem­ ber* present, provided notice of the pro­ posed change shall be deariyaet forth in the call for such meeting and the said notice has appeared In a t least, two issues of the Sanford newspaper. BY -LA W S—T R E A S U R E R The treasurer shall have charge of the funds of the society, shall collect all in­ come thereof, and shall render monthly reports of the condition of the sodomy. - Ha shall pay out money only upon the Flood Sufferers Want Food New Orleans, M ay 27—Stories of dire distress among 1,400 flood sufferers in the vicinity if Jenah, La., were told here to ­ day by Dr. Oacar Dowling, president of the Louisiana board of health, in a letter to Dry Meyer Newfaaiwrr, special Inspec­ tor of the board, whd is in charge of the medical .and sanitary work among the refugees in the Black River section. Dr. Newhaueer said he had ju st com­ pleted a trip of twenty-five miles up Black River and th at some 1,400 refugees were clamoring for food and are in need of medicine*. Ï THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. Nothing Like It Eve r Before Offered. 1 DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the market to-day. Cuts down ihe cost uf living without sacrificing coffee eqjoymenL ' . » 1 lb. cane, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT Packed Exclusively by CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. PLA N TS AT Mias Jessie Woodward, R. N ., o f Or­ lando has been tha guest oí M is. S . A. Irwin for the past ten days. Nookvilta, Tcnn Houston, Trua Jacksonville FL­ IP *47'it •v: �- "A Dream of FalrylamT (m A h Mr*. J,\ . J . Holly left yesterday for Jacksonville where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas, for several day*. t / W m M abel Cowan Is vbiting'iri North Carolina and expects to spend the sum­ mer in tho mountains of thut gosd old state. Ernest Housholder stopped over in the city yesterday enroute to his home in Plant C ity from tho University of Flor­ ida a t Gainesville. Irs. R . H. Marks left yesterday for Atlanta where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Clayton for a few- weeks and be present at the marriage of her sis­ ter, Miss Hose Clayton. m t^rofessor and Mra. N. J . Perkins and littls daughter, Ethel Goodwin, Misses Emma and Estelle Heard and Miss Kathleen Maaset lefj on Saturday's boat for Jacksonville, via St. Augustine. Prof. Perkins and family, with the Misses Beard will go to Amherst, Va.. to to spend the summer. Miss Massey will go to South Carolina for the summer. Thursdays and Sundays go to Wood­ land Park. Ideal picnic grounds. Clean, shady swimming pool. For five cent* we maintairt roads and dock, provide and keep in order■ grounds neatly fenced, tables and benches under shelter, swings, trolley and other amusements. Leased to private parties other days at very low rates. 76-tf M ra. Mrl.aughlin lloNleas / « tion if they were men. Indcrd'rt'wmrid be hard to say which excelled in their enlartainrnent. the girls or the boys. They were both excellent, and reflected much credit and honor on the training and putience of the Sisters and the ability ol the children under their care. The par­ ents who wen- present could not fail to l i ­ very proud of their children. The pupils of St Anne'» School gave a very fine entertainment In their new school building Thursday evening, for which a very interesting program had lx>en arranged by the Sisters who trained the children. Misses Adelaide Higgins and Mar­ garet ( oflee, pupils in music and elocu­ tion sang a very pretty duet, the chorus o/ which was sung by the children of the school, accompanied on the piano by one of the Sisters. The duet was followed by an address by Francis J. Takach. Mias Margaret Coflee delighted the audience by her pa­ thetic and impressive recitation of the "Widow of Nain." The h|x-cki1 feature of the entertain­ ment was the beautiful cantata, "A Dream of Fairyland." which was splen­ didly rendered by the little girla of tinschool. Personnel of the cantata: Two Orphans, Josie Fseulo and Mil­ dred Lee. Good Fairies, Mabel Taylor, Queen; Macie Nowlan, Edna Stile«, Elizabeth Hoolihan, Thelma Newlon, Marguerite Ilerner. Florence Dorner. EviT Fairies, Mary- Ellen Fountain, Queen; Irene Norwood, Florence Con­ rad. Irene Smith, Madeline Mallem. Angels, Marguerite Kotundo, Claudia Townsend. , It A. H. C R IP P E N & SON Auents for New York and Chicago Factoriea High Grade Pianos— Low Prices Easy Term s Piano Tuning A SpecialtyOrders Solicited Mm. Geo. Dickinson will open a sum­ mer school in the grammar school build­ ing, June 10. Pupils received from any e .d « . . ^ & P h on e 1&-4 R ings ---------------------- 7 3 5 N There are Two Kinds oftlUtlf Tonic PLANKS AND OTHERS P .O .B o x 1127 IH1 Meat Market of Q u ality ^ isi Tbe old reliabc Planks Chill Tonic is Guaruntccd to drive out Malaria to cure Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money back if it does mt. 25c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Druggist. fri-ti Where you can get the best of every tiling delivered to your door by special messenger and on Time WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OE U Notice Good farm and buggy bone for sale and two milk cows withcalves. Apply to Thomas E. Wilson. 58-tf For a good table and home cooking come to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Rates $5 per week. 24-tf Wade, y|e Tuner. Orlando. tf Five o r d x doaew of "6 6 6 " will break any case of chills a hi!'fever*, T P acts on the liver better than Calomei\knd does The synopsis of the cantata wa* given not gripe or sicken. in the Herald last week. The children Come to the Salt Breezes. entered thoroughly inte the spirit of the The Hay View Hotel, and The Shelter play and each one seemed (»erfectly ut Sanilorium, Hawks Park, Fla. - ojien ease and in harmony with the role she \ all summer. Ten dollar* a week for represented. well |>coplo, and 'fwenty-flvo a week Little Josie Fseulo, only seven years for sick one«. of age sang with singular composure and grace, "What Will You Give for Me, Papa,” Cute little Florence Dorner, not yet five ywant old, brought down Huhouse with her infantile charm, lisping and singing. "In the Treetop by My Win­ All l ocul Advertisements binder This Heading. Three Cents a U n « Each Issue dow," 0 Florida and Western Bcjcf and Pork. Lamb. Dry and Salt Meats. Fish, Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau­ sage. 1 Wt* ore now prepared to give to the trade our special HOME MADE CORN BEEF Try it—you wiil be pleased. T. W. BRIGGS 110 Park Avenue Phone No I FIR S T N ATIO N AL BANK r O F SANFORD, FLA . r. H. RAND. PraalSant P. P. POPSTER, Caahlar WANTS OEO. PERNALD, Vlea-Praa. 0. P. WHITNER, Asst. Caahlar Only National Bank in Orango County Funds Protoctod by Burglary Insuranco S a fe ly O opoalt Ooxea for R en t The AuctUm—Bridge Club was enter O RGA N IZED 1 0 8 7 J tained by Mm. McLuughlin at her pleas­ The entertainment was enjoyed by a ant home on Park avenue Monday after­ Tor Sale or Kent —Fighi and one half large and appreciative audience, who in-res on Celery Ave. between Cameron ^itiVV.,riv,YA..viyvr«ViW,rv,Vi,«v.'iV^ivvl iV,»iVhwwwy.riiWViV,,vw,v^iiW,v«wviVrVww‘iWiWiV4^ noon. Two tables of bridge were played The were pleased at the evidence of the great mid licurdnll avenues All tiled and in first prize, u bo* of line linen handker­ cure and training heat owed upon the good condition Two flowing wells and of the school by the Slater* of Meri?frn ^PP'y to J. N Whitner. Sanchiefs was won by Mrs. S. (). Chase, who *pupils f , . . , , fort!. H n . or Nel*on i.rny f» flarnion St., yof|l 76-(J ic made the highest »core The low prize «•> who j:» vi» *n muon <>r tnemaelvt* ami r ,|h|P Mm k l J , onr u deck of cards wa* carried away by Mrs their time training the little girl* for the Frank Miller. After the enjoyable game great succerct they achieved in presenting block from First street, on Park uvrnue. of Fairyland." 7fi t( wits over tomaro salad, sandwiches and the beautiful Wanted—Mr» Wuodburn. 311 In a brief talk Father Hrt-xnuhan ex Hoarders Wanted—Mrs refreshing ice tea were served W Third St. 76 -tip Mrs. McLaughlin’s guests were Mrs I j)reused his pleasure and pride in the *ueFor Sale—Refrigerator ice cream freerS O. Chase. Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs It reaa of the entertainment, congratulat­ er Onn range, clinir* ptc »01 Flm Ave W Herndon, Mrs t> W Hrady, Mr* ing both the Sister* and the children on 76-2tp (Ktlcr Above tir s i \uttoiuii UuiiK SANTOKIl. I LURIDA He al.-irffr-xjireaiw-d his Gonzales, Mrs It F Whitner, Mrs John : their fine work Wanted—Two l>oys. I t to 16 year* of |happiness that the hoja-a and plans of the age for a few flays’ work—must be bu»JDickins. Apply at Herald otlhc I projector* of the school, led by himself, nes* hustler* 76 It ' had le-en so soon reulized in the comple­ Wednesday 2 to 4 p m Gormly-Simon For Sale—2 Hour and 3 sow pig», now tion of their substantial . new school Drink a Bottle of five week» old. from good reglsrcred Mias Ida Lucy Simon and Mr It F building and the growth of the nchool. grade Berk»hirC stock. Will *«11 for $5 Father Hreanahmncalled on Father Fox each, or the bunch of five for $20 Apply (iormly were united in marriage at the baptist parsonage at DeLand, Fla., by who was present to make a few remarks, to Leonard Vihlen. K. F. D. 1. Sanford. 76-fitc Kev. C. A. Owens, Sunday, March 12th. which he graciously did in liis character­ Pin. “MX IT" l’iu>er Hanging done in (lr*t 1912. For* reasons which to them and istic kindly, tender way, rongrutuluting cl as* manner Best screens for wlndowe their immediate families seemed ample the children on their splendid jierform- and doors Keep out flies and disens* und sufficient the general public was not anre. paying a tribute to the Sister*, and 1 Rooting nnd guttering l*-t me figure •^tjiken into their confidence nt the time I expressing H* pleusure that his own with you ( II Smith, rear 6I.”> I’nrk av enue I’honr 22‘J 76 if g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r of their marriagt? in the presence of the ( dream of the long -»go past hud been reul For Sale—Two fresh Jersey lows, t N bride's mother, Mrs A Simon and her ized in the organization of the school and Manufactured <«ith pure distilled wutcr—they will j>revru( dines kill Fatridge Cameron avenue. K F I) 3 •* slater, Mia« Isnlielle , Mr and Mr*. W fur the children of hi* church and the 75-3tp digestion nnd give you health M. Haynes, sister and brother-in-law of erection of the new ochool building, even Wanted—Work by three men Any kind though the mind energy and will of an­ of labor. Mike Stelf. R. F D. 3. Mr, Gormly. 75-3p Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S a n f o rd , Fife Misa Simon la well known in Sanford, other- and not himself, as he had fondly Furnisiied house of six rooms will be loaned to family during summer Phone having lived here all of her life. Mr hoped, made the dream come true. * 75 2p After the program was completed the 300 or 240 Gormly 1» a prosperous merchant at Cam eron City, where he has lived (or several ■M-hool children were served ice cream and ; For Sale—Two Herkshire now» with pigs J 0 Tabor. R: D 2 75 3p year*, having come to Florida from To­ cake on the wound floor. Small furnished house or 2 or 3 furnish ; The entertainment wa* thoroughly en- rd house keeping room» for family of two peka, Kansan, where lie lived a numlier of years and wus well and favorably j joyed b> every one of the fine audience State j a ice. location and (Mirlicoiar» I known. Mr. and Mr*. Gormly are vis­ Box 1153 For Rent—House of »1* rooms on Fourth iting Mr. Gormly's sister, Mr*. 11. H On Friday evening the Ikij-s of the street twtween Mugnolia auk Palmetto lo kuk olì (Im mortal coil ami Stevenson of Jacksonville. On their re­ school gave a jiluy entitled "Work Con- avenues, recently vacated by D G Wug return they will bo at "home at Cameron gn-as” which in every way was a* ner. Apply to F. H. Herndon, city 75-tf City. well rendered as the cantata given by the f o r SALE One new upright Wheeler piano at a bargain. Apply at 308 House Hoot Party French Avenue. Leading c h a r a c t e r . For Sale Five bushel* A No. 1 velvet Owen Higgins, W xaii* SchaaJ. Char­ Prof, Bnd Mrs. N. J . Perkins were the In-an *«**1. W. NX■ Dresner, R. F. D. No. pleasant hoot and hostess of a very de­ lie Kotundo. David Fountain, Willie Three. 73-31 p lightful house boat party In honor of Mrs. Mullein, George Townsend. Is yout lainily well provided for in case you xliould Wanted—Couple to rent port of Comfort Junior Hoys: Mertin Aycoek. Walter Perkins’ sisters, Misses Emma nnd Es­ Cottngc during the summer. 72-tf die? If not telle Beard. The party left Sanford L ee Carter, James Jioolihan, Willie Foun­ Hoys, for your next jximpadour try an Tucsdat morning in the launch Mamie tain, Lewis Kotundo, Keuben Morriiwai, Albert Grntilling haircut. We do 1» right. for Lemon BlufI, where Capt. I’agen- James Mitchell. 113 Railroad avenue 73-Frl-2tp The program Friday evening was hart's house boat is moored, where they Spent several happy days, in tbe enjoy­ o|Mirved by a piano solo. "Angel's Dream" FU R R EN T Two furbished rooms cor. Third and Palmetto, .Mr*. Kaxterment of boating, bathing nnd fishing. by Miss Marguerite Kotundo, who play­ AG FN I FOR Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry Wight ed with expression and very sweetly. by. and her father. Dr. Bouchelle, with Da­ This was followed by a vocal duet,"M u­ For Sale—Sweet Potato, plants Rod vid Caldwell, joined tho party, returning sic on the Wave«,"sung by Claudia Providcnc. best kind. $1 30 per thou­ sand. Rex Packard. Ronte 2. or phone with them Thursday evening. Those Townsend and Marguerite Kotundo. 102-3 60-tfc A bdhuti/ul tribute to Mother Mary of who enjoyed the pleasant outing were For Sale—Two of iny fine truck farms. Prof, and Mra. Perkins, Ethel Goodwin God and Queen of tho May- was given In Levi Blnford. 57-tT Perkins. Misses Emma and Estelle Beard a fino recitation by Ellen Fountain. Tha Ten acres of good land for sale at a Madge W ard, Leila Michaels, Ulian Gib­ splendid entertainment do«ed with tho bargain. Three acres cleared and crop1 last season.' All under fence. Neor ------------P R A C T IC A L son, Miss Massey, Roland Wildman and chorus,"My Country Tia of Thee" sung ding station onK traction line. Almost by the boya. in which the school and au­ Wejdman CaldwaiL given Particulars ot Herald Iven away. away dience joined by request. Office. Each boy in tho play made a splendid W. H Underwood now has a first class "T h e Time of Ills Life" and appropriate speech as each letter was horse sboer and blacksmith and can . ^ "T h e Tim e of His L ife" will bo repeat­ exhibited, which combined spelt "W ork guarantee all work of this nature. Your Corner Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch of the G R EA TEST horses can be assured of the best kind Conquers," that being the motto choien ed at tbe Imperial tomorrow night for <‘ of work In this line. See Underwood system of Uusincaa Colleges in the World—22 years’ success, 160,000,. the benefit of the Base Ball Association at the suggestion of one of the hoys for when your horse need* thoe*. 45-if •radnates More than U>0 hiph-gratlc instructors Contracts Riven ** and every one who desire« to see n first their claaa. For Sole-Horse, buggy, and liarnes. M. The boys were manly in manner, and daps play should attend. The cast is Fiei»her P O Box 1406. Sanford. Fin. in ••«•cure graduates I ’( IS 1 I IO N S or R I*.I* l NT l M O M 'T . I ndorseti 69-tf-c amateur but the performance is profes­ os much at ease seemingly as if they had liv more Florida ami Georgia Hankers ami other business men than been seasoned actor* or accustomed to sional And you will enjoy every moment For Rent or Share Cropping—My celery AI.I. O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges combined. We End slap help out a worthy cause. Re­ speaking to crowded houses. They sang form located on French avenue. Sanford, alau u a ch B Y M A IL , C ^fllygu o F R E E . — ^ A. H. JAMES, Manage, Jacksonville, . member tomorrow night « the Im perial a number of patriotic songs and in their for the coming season. - Address. Cecil 71-U speech« declared their choice of i voca- Gabbetl * 1 the Robbins Nest. I hearts. ■ .V •• ! j A. P. f C O N N E L L Y GENERAL 1 1 F 1K F INSURANCE; AGENT V Are You Ready? »! I TO QUIT LIVING See D. L. THRASHER' E q u itab le E L ife In su ra n ce RAUGHON’S X .':\ i. Jié i jd-V.A, ________ !______ iL Company il fi ’AL m i' �• .• th è SANrORO MERÁLÚ wm m vm m m m m tm m tttxm « , •• If so, we have them, and good ones too. We espe­ cially call your attention that Every Article bought of us is Guaranteed to be as represented . . . . AT ONCE The NEWEST STYLES, and BEST MAJCES of Everything in the NT’S ^FURNISHING Mi v ? • • »r ‘ • r * , , If you want a suit that fits you jam up and-will look well as long as you wear it, we have the nob. biest line of Samples ever presented , to this public TH E SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Successors to D. L. TH R A S H E R CURBSTONE GLEANINGS (Continue«! from page I ) are abort on the political end of the jo b and In the crowded states to the north of ua the young man haa but scant chance to develop. HU scope U more or leas restricted where there are more ap­ plicants than jobs and Florida offers more to her sons than all the other states. Here where the start is more difficult the ending can be made more quickly and the goal reached in shorter time. Park Trammell has followed the pre­ cepts of parents and teachers. He haa led a pure and honest life looking to the higher things, followed by the prayers of hU Christian parents. Ilia life haa been an open book and hU success in the la^t campaign was founded on the fact that no man could Bay aught against him. I want sQ of my readers to remember this little digest about thè next Governor. The boys should strive for an education and continue to go higher. The par­ ents should remember that their own sons have an equal chance to make good. We need honest statesmen and your boy may same day be ' .rernor. And re­ member, as in the case of Park Trammel!, that the parents are largely responsible. • •' • 1 My old friend, Thorndyke, U etili play­ ing groundhog a t Palm-Beach-on-theCounty'and swears he will never come out until Frank Clark U defeated. While in hU bole in the ground last week his thoughts turn ed lightly o r . darkly to "w atsnjiM ota and visions of thè fields at Rocky Ford came to mind and he cough­ ed up the following literary gem: "Watermelons are now wearing light stripes db I suppose that U the strictly au fa it (whatever that means}. Still some prefer the long dark green. To serve cut t^e cloth, gamUh with black da. The eater grabs both' hands and “goes to I t" with great g u s t o lets the drops drip where they will." ---------• • e | .y ~ * r Vi - L „ t .The High Cost of Living periencee as excited*Cobb's anger in New York are not confined to big leagues but From May -1, 1911, to Mny 1, 1912, may be found on almost any ball ground the price of living was advanced just In city and’country. about 10 per cent, according to the rec­ ords of the commercial agencies, who have been keeping tab on the neces­ buried In Virginia saries of life. The Bradstrcet's figures LYN C H BU RG , Va., May 2 3 - T h o show a rise in price of 9.7 per cent. Elev­ burial of Clarence V. T. Iticheaon, who en of the thirteen groups of necessaries was executed in Boston Monday night for the murder of Avis Linnell, took place carefully noted by Bradstreet’s moved just before sunset today on the old upwards last month, and only one. fruits, receded, and only one, chemicals and Kicheson farm, eighteen miles from here. drugs, stood unchanged. Breadstuff*, The interment was beside Richeson's live stock, provisions, hides and leather, paternal grandparents, and five m il« textiles, metals, coal and coke, naval distant from his mother’s grave. stores, building materials and miscelaOnly the family was present, brothers and near relations acting as pall-bearers neous articles were all advanced. Aa compared with prices of May 1, 1911, 11 and assisting in filling the grave. . The casket was brought from Amherst groups reflected advances and only two declines. The two are oils and naval by a wide detour, over the roughest stores. route in the county, and secrecy main­ This gain of ten per cent in a single tained as to all burial arrangements. year with promise of another advance Douglass Richeeon, of Chicago, a of 10 per cent this year is the chief issue brother, accompanied the body here. in 99 households out of every 100. "W anted-Printer" "T h e Herald is badly In need of a prin­ ter and would be glad to get one right away. Must be able to do jo b printing. Any all-round country printer will do, provided he neither drinks nor smokes cigarettes. "W e are a printer ourself and have filled every position from bottom to top, hence we are not unreasonable in our de­ mands upon those employed in our of­ fice. v ' "W e are willing and glad to do anything In our pww for. the good of uur employee, but "booze" and cigarettes must be cut o u t We will treat the right kind of man right, but we will cut down our paper to a four-column folio, patent outside and do the work ourself before we will be worried to death with help th at can't stay sober, lire without cigarettes or -keep its mouth sh u t L et no reel printer be led to think from the- foregoing th at we do not feel a deep sympathy.with the fellow who is a victim of a habit. We have several.bad ones ou rv lf, h q t look for better metal in our office help, and, as we have to put up the dough" every Saturday night for work in our office, we feel th at we have a right to say what kind of a man we w an t ‘ 'We can give a good position to a food man. fto others need apply. D eFU N IA K H ER A LD . 1 The greatest and moat notable strike­ out In recent base ball history was when the Detroit* of the American League re­ fused to play because the famous Ty Cobb, the supposedly Invincible, had been suspended sine die for slugging an insulting rooter in the stands. While in­ subordination la not to be commended, at the same time a few lemons of Cobb's as­ The Gat* City House haa sortm ent might teach insulting and foul « hlgh-ooel o f Uvl*g»~4__ , r to a ct more like human be-' week for the finest table board I l a p »ad 1m like hyenas. And such ex- Sae Parker. " rm.:** Teachers' June Examinations The June examinations of teachers prill bo held in the public school building, Or­ lando. beginning June 4th, at 8 o'clock a. m. Teachers applying for certificates are required to furnish evidence of good moral character. Board can be had at SI per day at several fif our nice boarding houses. Tho questions will be taken from the text books named below: Orthography— Hunt’s Progressive Course in Spelling. Reading—Any standard render. Composition—Elements of English position, by Huntington. Arithm etic—Milne's Standard. Eniliah Grammar— Evans’. United States History— Field’s Gram­ mar School. Florida History—Brevard and Ben­ nett’s.* . Geography— Red way’s N atural Ad­ vanced (Fla. Ed.). Physiology— Ritchie’s Primer of Sani­ tation. Civil Government—Yocum 's Civil Government, Boynton's School Civies. Algebra— MUne’s High School. Physical Geography— Maurat-Simonds. Theory and Practice— (For all grades) The Teacher and the School, by Colgrove. Agriculture— Duggnr’s Agriculture for ggHthfffLgchPghi____________ :------ — ----For further information apply to Supt. J . F . McKinnon, Orlando, Fla. ' . / r ♦'«.*:*."» ‘¿3 y Crops at Sanford Sanford. Fla.. May 2 4 .- The potato sea­ son in finished and growers nre turning their attention to moving the tomato crop. The continued wet weather has severely Injured tomatoes ua worms and bugs have appeared and throughout al­ most the entire state it has been a race to see who would get the most of the crop, the grower or the worms. Car lots of mixed vegetables are still moving and prices have U>en fair considering the quality of stock The Florida (¡rowers’ Association some time ago placed a cpr of celery in cold stor­ age at Sanford anti then shipped it to a Chicago market. Part of the celery was bleached, part half bleached and part green and when the car arrived at Chi­ cago it was sound and found ready sale. The association is agitating the theory of putting celery in cold storage for fortyeight hours before shipping or draw the latent heat out of it by the pre*cooling system, such aa is employed in Califor­ nia. Next season the association intrenda to make arrangements for a^cold storage or pre-cooling plant. T he Florida Gardens Co. has been in­ corporated with a capital stock of $2,000,000. The object of this company is to form n large section of the famous Cel­ ery Delta Into a cooperative-plan. The first meeting of the new company was held last week and the following officers were elected: J . N. Whitner, president; J . O. Packard, secretary and treasurer; B . A. Howard, vice president; J . O. Pacord, secretary and treasurer. Directors are: J . N. Whitner, S r O . Chase, H.' H. Chappell, W. D. Holden, J . 0 . Packard, B. A. Howard, Jno. D. Goff, Albert Fish­ er and Frank G. Evans. The officers and directors of the new company are Sanford’s prominent business men and men who are khown in financial circle* in the north.— Packer. The Advertised .A rticle is ena la which ths merchant hlmaslf haa Implicit faith— •la« he would cot adrsrtlM I t Yoa are aafo In patronising the merchants whose ads appear In this paper because their good* are up-trHUt*4M'never~ shopworn. O bject to Half < ent Boston, ^tay 27 Three of t ‘ « labor organization* in tin» nl> inn* , j , «1 resolutions protesting agam-i i in­ troduction into the currency U n it«! States of a half rent piece The resolution* set forth that tin ering of tho coinago unit tend* t<> against the wage earner and rnal-> substantial increase of *ag *- ' > obtain. Tip* point is also, made that tin duction ol u half cent piece would gr- . reduce if not wipe out entirely the earn­ ings of men euch as pews dealer* and newsboys who deal in u comrnodit ‘where th^ price usually i* fixed at ' ■ smallNit unit. FORTI i r* jfcCAP, y O YOU know of anyone wbo is old enough to freed, who has not seen that Isign at a railroad crossing? D If everyone haa seen It at some time or other, tbsn why docin't the railroad let the sign rot away 1 W h y doss the rail" company c o n t i n u e to keep those signs at «very crowing f Maybe you think, Mr. Merchant, "Most everybody knows my store, I don’t hare *> advertise. “ Your-afore and your goods need chore advertising than the rail­ roads need do to went p*°r1# to "Look Out tor the Cate.Nothing to ever completed In the advertising world. The Department Btorse ,ars • very good example— they »rs continually adrerttoing— ■«“ they are continually doing • good business. ” If h pays to run a tow adeVound about Christmas time, h cer­ tainly will pay you to run sdWTtiestnente about all ths tlma. If* just buelaeei. Hut'» «B. *• . A D V E R T I S E In P H IS ' P A P E R r..'V �W P & iï- r : R E A S O N S F O B C ELER Y 'S SLUM P , n good jiriro for the maximum amount of — O '* •--------- * |celery that .the marketa Henry McLaulin C. H. D IN G E E ill take. This Luxury (I ocb Out nt Wrong' * f t '0 Sanford (JnYilpn yitftposftfbh H not DENTISI -IKWKLLK 1Reason of the Year a one-sitlctl one, unha.» we, the farmers of Plum bing and; . Oilier Yowell lluildliig tho district, make it so. *\Ve can raise MY SPECIALTIES The past celery season proved a as fine potatoes und strawberries as are SANFORD. FLORIDA Gas Fitting Pickard .t llund-Paintrd Clima surprise to all who were interested in grown in the state, and these crops are Gorham's Sterling Silver the business. W ith un extremely limit­ money makers for other Floridu districts. Roger»' Plated Ware •>•>v-c*.>•><.«<.* <■•(•++ + + + •' Work Receives My Pcrminnl Attention ed supply in tho United Staten it seem­ Elgin mid Wultlmin Watclirs 1And us for the Bermuda onions, we can ed quite certain thnt the price of celery uml Im-si rflort.» raise them tv» |>erfeclion and lieut Texas would remain high throughout the i to market from two to three yvevk* with ) A A LL GOODS G U A R A N TEED Opposite City Mall shipping season. The growers und plione 23 ? ; great advantage in transportation facil­ * AND 4tho distributing ngents for the growers, ♦ ities. But.wo must give these crops as t realising that, altho tho growing season careful Study and attention as ,wo have had boon a poor one, und that the given our celery to got maximum results fields were not goimg to''yield more and not treat them as a sort of catch crop than half what they should under to fit in with our lettuce and celery as • ROOM 20 normal conditions, still had confidence more by-products. that tho fanners would get enough VIA Wo liavo raised as high as 85 barrels of Upstairs, Pico Block money out of what they could ship potatoes |ht acre this year on both east at good prices to make up for low side and west side farms of tho Sanford yield per acres Open Tuesdays 4 to G p in. District; Bermuda onions at tho rate of Tho growers and distributors were 750 cratrw to the acre, and the writer has AND not alono in this opinion for the buy­ raised struwlx-rrics as early und of us fine ! R o u n d T r i p f r o m S a n f o r d , Fla. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m ers from tho north came to quality as are grown in any of the berry- . » a ►v Florida and bought and contracted producing points of the state. Wo mast $.‘lf»(X) W ashington. I) C. $40.00 Philadelphia, Pa. Stran g ers Welcome for a quantity of obr early cuttings raise (h«$o tilings to perfection in quan­ 53G.0Ü Baltimore, Md. $-10.00 New York, N. Y. at from $2.50 to $3.26 per ernte, F.O .B. tity,- however, to got results, for car lot Sanford. As soon as our heavy movement shipments are necessary anjl a reputa­ _ 1 _____________________ $48.50 Chinigli, 111 $12.75 St. Loui?, M«v began, however, in March tho price tion must bo established for these San­ l * w w w v v w w w w w v w w declined sharply until both growers ford products in tho north. ' This cannot and buyers saw loss staring them in bo done with a few barrels of potato«), u Low ralrt In other points. On sslr <l*ily to Srptrmher 30, (isisl limit October tho face and tho universal question few crates of onions, and a few small ex­ 25 BICYCLES J 31 «t. 1912 waa, “W hat’s the matter with tin- press shipments of berries. f k O M M SO D I’ TO Í I 9 . ) U K N E W ¡, h «>r information on above mil t»lhfi » sirs . I'u llr n s n r e t r i vs>H»n. etc celery m arket?". -Û -* «71 HiiT ■ i L**t us get to work and do these things. laULu Coatf i.mr *{ent -u unit SMAMBAKGEK FLA. VE(J. (1 RO W ERS’ ASSOC. Various answers to this question I X Sanford Library r j I l Free Reading Room * EXCURSION A T L A N T I C C O A S T LIN E BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES ORLAN DO. - . \ E L O k ID A were offered. Somo said that the j S A. W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . price was started too high and t h a t ' Leave Orders For Ire Crenm * «■ thu buyers could not duqiore of what Any one wishing tee cream on Sunday '» 130 W e s t Day S t . J A C K S O N V I L L E , E L A. they hid bought and jmd Hhjp|«-W to , euri h;rv,. it made and delivered hy leuv GEO. A. DeCOTTES the markets. In reply reply to this, mg orders on Saturday ut" Maxwell's. attention was called to the fact that last Latest improved machinery insures the ATTOKNPY am» COUNSELLOR at LAW year when celery was started nt $1.50 |best of rri'iim und quick delivery'. 72-tf Practice in State and Federal Courts the same result followed when our (jnrncr-WModrufT lildg Sanford Flo. heavy movement began and further Mr». (5eo. Dickinson will o|>en a sum- i ■ ■ pointed to the fact that California tni-r »chool in tin- grammar -tchool build­ wild at front $<».00 to $V (Ml ¡„t rrate • \Yc C4II \H|t|)|y y o u fo r i m m r J i . u r v|ii|>inru( W U, H O U SH U l.D ER ing. Ju n e-10 Pupils received from any DR. this year without apparently hurting grade 111 (’><'. AK W i l l ) SORGHUM Mil I I I IM A\UTS the market up to the time that Florida DKNTISI S|i*»l --tuiq-lele lit f l*u<ihry S u p p lie * (««iM i'ti mi »*! P lr h l S * r * l* in H o ritln commenced to ship K•••tn« 2 1 2 1 -«ml 2 > Ft««» Mi«ta F lu *n r tl r if 11) i»r as wo n rt i) corn p i n \ n » i n a t \ s s o a h u in and M l I I I I. I l l t O N T I M l Others clnimed that the •piali!) N A N ) l> R D ) I t» K I D A t of |'u M iration . » Our product w-iui what was the mutter L. A. M ARTIN & CO M PAN Y llltiioitrd »Catalog In.. - ».i \ l» K I* A K T M K N T 0 K T IIK I N T K I ilU li IK« i )|<J*«> N®i II «•* Yet attention wus called to the fact P n i t n l S la t« « I JUnl tiffin * t .airwwvtll®, F lo rid a . M »> I, 11M2 L G. S T R IN G I L I . LOW that California celery, having passed 20G E. Bay S t . , Jat.Ksonville, Fia. through a severe freeze, was of even |T o A rth u r A. llu y d . o f u n k n o w n « d d re m , C ontc# JUSTICE OF THE PEACE |Inc poorer quality Then, the question »nt »X> i-uní a i I»u h r r r l ') l)O tin » l th a t A *1' |j|«for«t of over-production was murhis! upon, * h n ^ l« ra I 't u U , F lo r id a . w» his jKist tifiltii •«blfv'v* O l i n e in ( 'l i t Mull hilt very lightly, In-euii.-«-, with I hr >1i»l on A pril 2.1. I if 1 2, ulr in th is u tfir« Ins duly W. J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y limited supply from other parts of the m rrolM irstiH l s p p lira tiu ri tu rt»nt»^l And » r n i f r lb® ra m w lliliu n o f jrvur lln n > « a t**d . E n try N o »»714«, United States, und hut hull a crop AGENTS S e r u l N o 071 IK. m a il« Ju ly 10, IV lO , for SW 4 ».I T H O M A S KM MET W ILSON in Florida it did not msuii iHtssihh- S’ W i 4 S w l an ti H K»* o f N F .‘ t S«<- (•. T o w n s h ip ATTORN) A AND (HUNS) I I <»K thst the was un over production for 2«» S , l la n g * 2lr K T a il s h a saiw M r n t l i i n , and a.« nft-ur.tl» (or his ronts'-st b * al^g®« th a t said A rth ur Al l AVS t ins year ut least A |loyd hsa i»*v**x T i^ itln l u|k »(i n o r r u U n a i o l With title res|M-et to all id these npm t h * ash i t r s r t , hut h sa « h o lly aban d on ««! th** m iim I ft«* M *»l* A i lirrtl® » S r . i l l l f i J-..1.« 1.1. t M o r Iti n ^ ou art*. lh*r® fort\ fu rth e r noUil«*d th a t th® said ton- above given, we hold that in over Kraul®)»« «• Su ninni ami Sv Ivan l-uhr a llr fa liu n « will !**• ts k r f i hy th is offlew a m h av in g production for the March and April orric. Mil»i HOLDEN REAL LUTATE CO o . ( , f . ->**-. I l»y you . s n ij y«»ur *sid rn lr y « ill market lies the true cause of the -it- |M* m n o I lM ! th®rrund®f w ith ou t you r fu rth er F Io H d a S a n fo rd . morulizulion of the cehrv market rig h t to I»® h«*afd lh«*frili m h r r l» rfo fr tin s of!»««* DK R. M MASON Kegardless of whether celery is opened or on *pp® «l, if y ou (all to hi® In t h u o rtlr* « u h in DENT ISI ut $3.00 |>er crate or $1.00 (s-r crate, tw v fity >ls>« afl**r th«* F i l l ' K i l l p u b lic a tio n of Un* p o lle r , as show n l*rlow , yo u r a n sw er, undo* id the market will lx- glutted when we l o a th . «(MK-ihrally m ee tin g tn d rvapon dln g to th«wr W**41h»f h HloU put more on the market at one time • a lle g a tio n s of t'o n lr « t. or If you fall w ith in (h a t tim r SuniofcL* Kluridi» ttian will Ik* readily taken b> the I n f»|«’ in tin« ofltcv du# prirnl th a t y ou ha«** • rrrrd consuming public. The consuming pub a ri»|ty of you r an sw er on th o said c o n te s ta n t « ith r r in iH-r**in «»r hy r«*gtalm*«| m ail If th»« DR P C . B O A RDM A N lie liki-s celery nnd eats a lot of it - r . i , i« m a il It) »1«® drli«*»fy " f • copy of y ou r 1 Mrst. Michigan produe<~* it in gr. .it , i.u t - ‘ t h* ..nt*«*t a n t in ¡ « r v j i i p r o o f of s u rl » I» I N I ! s I ... ^ 11.« -«.d o u t*-*ta n t • » f . t t . i ttt> an<) then ( ‘all forum follows mu, Ir.im « r MODERN S H O E R E P A I R S H O P . «t, * . Ig* n *'ti of » .*• »r«s ipl ..f If.* rt.j • > I IKM) to 0,000 curs, while Florida «up All Miniem M t IÍiímI' .md A|i |.Ii.iih <-' «In- a trig th® dal® d da m r i p t **r t h * affid a v it M I W i »KK IM ' N t I t ) plies but ubout 2,000 cars of if»«« (M-rwon hy w hom th * d e liv e ry was m a d r | -• ' ,:>vi Seeds and Poultry Supplies General Fire Insurance [ i . m j; r d i I id M. HANSON fÜ.: t Hy the time Floridu comes into mar­ ket with her greatest quantity of celery, however, in north the public at large has hud enough celery for awhile and has taken more to Florida lettuce, beans, (s-as, eggplants, pepper». cuccumhers. etc. This leaves the demand for ce|er\ largely confined to those few placu-s where it is served on tlu- lublu regurdlcMi of season or price every day in the year, and the months of March and April find as on the market with more celery than we can induce the consumer to use. Sometime« at the later end of tho season there is a slight reaction and our celery again sells at fairly profitable prices 1«*cauae the consumer has hnd enough of other vegetables for u time and returns, in a limited degree, to celery. O RLA N D O « fa tin g w hen an d w hvre Ih# ct»py was d a llrrfw d ; if ) L U R ID A ELECTRIC MACHINERY m a t!* by rcg iV trrrd m a il, p roof of auch arrYicw m ust ix m s u t o f th e a f!id a v it o f th o jw»rWjn hy w h om tho « » « f « « « « « « t t U » « t *'•H*> w as m a d « ! s la tin g w h rn and th e |h»*i o flir * to * furh |t was mail«'«!, and th is a ffid a v it m ust No K im t i i i c r i • Nm i | W «o C ity K n U u f . a l a ■«oinpsni*-«f by th e I 'o t t m t a l r f *• r e r r ip l for «h * l« t t * r ^ .»o « hoti 1*I s t a t r in your s n s w rr th e r»am® of if.« i^ ^t oiTiiw to » h ir h y u WELL D R I V I N G d®»*ir* fu tu rr rum«'«* to t»r — nt to vou .•v W A K I lK N . K r c c jv r r . Artesian W ells of Every Description S O lie K o r IONTKMT Fur Fut»liraOwn D ia -A H T M K N T O K T IIK IN T B K IO K Unllxil S u t n I.n<l UlBo( ¡ iiidmvi ID, Klt'iid», M .y I, I!»I2. T o All.»» I’ll'». <jt unlm o.n .d druu, (.'ooU^tM You «r«> liotm^l Ih .t A T . 1J tonl. »ho I | ! l n r»ota. H-trld». »• hi. ad drM . did otj A(till Z3. ItllS . fll«- In th!« ofllr» hit duly rorrotx>r»tr.l •|it»lirallou to contt»t and u c u i» lb* It therefore appears that as we pro­ I c u n t U lio n ol your lly m n trid , Lntry No. 0C7HD. duce celery in greatest quantity at a rea­ |rt.rt.I No 067*!). rn.d» ApHI I, l!)10, tor NW>* son of the year wheo it is least desired by I ot N W 'i !m-c «. »nd NE!(i ol N E '$ S *r. 6, T o»o the consuming public, it is timo that we ■bin 10 8., I t .n r - 39 K.. T .ll.h » » » » M»rtdi«n. and >t .ro u n d , lor ht. Nintr»» h . .th-z»» th»t Mid realise the fact and stop putting so much A ll.n I’iri«- K u n»».r n»td«t upon nor ru ltlv .lrd of it on the market at that time. This th» u td » » i t . hut h»t «rtmny «tnindonrit th r .» m . Y ou »rr. ttirrotoro. lurlhrr noilDwt Ih .t th . Hid means a reduction in the acreage of cel­ ery and tho introduction of other cro(»s. . 'k c » " » n * will t» i.k .r i by IM . ofllrr u h.vio« tMvii « o n l n ^ l by you. »nd your «.id »niry »Ul There will always bo enough celery Im ra n c llrd thwrundrr without your further raised in the Sanford District to meet the rifh t to be bt-.rd th.rvtn, »Hh*r h rlor. thw ofllt» demands of tho m ark et- there is no or on optw»'. If you t.ll lo m . In th l. olTIr» allhtn doubt of th a t—but why should we far­ twenty d .y . «Dor th . K O U KTII publlrotlon of tb k notlrc, u »hown hrlow, your »n .w .r, und.r mers of the Sanford District, who huvo oath, «pwiflcolly nwwtin* »nd m p oo d ln * to thwn every advantage over all garden b|k>Ls in «lW a tio n . ot contH t, or II you fall within thot llm . Florida (being absolutely safo from to file In th l. offlew du* proof t h .t you h .v o w rv«l ■ ropy of your «ntw .r oo tho Hid ronte>tont drought and flood, and with soil that will rillop In ooroon or by n t t o r n l JlJV t. produce ev ery th in g 'th a t ‘ Is profitably M-rvtro i. m .d . by the d»Uv»ry of • ropy ol your produced in tho state, and with enougtr u su rer to tho co n tn U n t In perron, proof of u)ch farmers in ono body to draw all of the ■rrview m ail bo either t b . «.Id ronlr»t»nl’. written •cknowW p-ment of h i. reeript of 4 b e ropy, improved methods of refrigeration, dis­ nhowtnc the d»lo of IU receipt, or the »md»v!t tribution and salo of our products to usj of tb * perron by whom t b . delf.w y « « m ule — why should we continue to mako cel­ .taring when »nd where the ropy »»• deUerred If m ule by rrfi»ter»d m ul, proof of *urh a e re lo ery growing such s main isAuo? roiu tft uf the «md.trU of the perron by whom l b . L«t us learn to grow the other profit­ ropy > u mailed .«»Lin* when »nd th . po«t t d l t . | able crops to their greatest perfection. to »hleh It « h malted, .nd In » .fb iU .lt mu*t ( l « t us train our labor and ourselves to 1» orrompanletl by lh . P o .tm » .le r'. receipt (nr HAND BROTHERS SALES the letter ___y o u ahaulLL *V*lc la j yul JU M iiL lb * J1 S 2 * t h . poo« offle. i o » hleh you dcoire future nolloH to bo m l to you, 1 a W A R R E N , IU co l.rr. . . H arnm ‘ > e * sc and W a g o n » O l a c t t s m l l h l n g and H o r . o . h o s l n * Satisfaction G uaranteed W orkm en >P V W V U H M U V W W » « .« « » » » » « » * « » « « * « * * * « * '** * * * ** * * « Chase Orders Taken at HI L L LUMBER HILL HARDWARE CO. C H IL L TONIC Best for Malaria, Chills andt^ Fever. Guaranteed. .-** STABLE H E A V Y HA UL I NG AND C O N T R A C T I N G Expert m —-------------- —---------------------------- H o r s e s and M u l e s Bought and E x c h a n g e d B y An L I V E R Y , F E E D and HEN-DEN-HALL’S tho production of the onion, tho potato —snd-tlw s trawberry, giving each ttw w m e and then we will not only m ate a finan­ cial success with these crops but will get | 0 :i W m Florida Fruits -a m ■ �* _ ~ -------- M .y 28.1912 tn t (MrotD HtiÀU I 4» Sale of Men’s Shirts TH E BOSTON STORE Watch the Windows! il IN W H IT E OR C O LO R S D O L L A R N IN E T Y -E IG H T * V alues up to $ 4 .0 0 , M en, W om en and C hildren, for . ON T H E FIVE CENT COUNTER 0 Beauties at 50c Calicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Chnmbrays, Etc. nnd styles, 8 to 10 cent values CHILDREN’S HOSE BED SPR EA D S Large size; heavy weight Bath Towela that sold for 35c Heavy and light weight, in coarse or fine rib, black, tan and colors. 25 cent values In very pretty Marseilles patterns, a crochet Spread that is worth $1.25, Sale price.-- 118c —■ • --as— 18c Only 79c — «w ^ ALL WOOL SERGE 9 -4 P E P P E R E L L SH EETIN G * . You all know this brand, 2 V \ yards Wide. 35c seller A good Arm weave, fully bleached, worth 10c. - 10-yard limit i Only 47c Choice 98c . 10c TO W ELS 5c . * » TR A IN A good, medium weight Sheeting one yard wide 8 cpm value 10 yard limit For 5c 10 yds. 50c BRINGS MEN’S PANTS i $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 Dress P a n t s .. . .........................$2.24 Dress P a n ts. . . ................................ 2.48 Dress P a n t s ...............— ; .......... 2.98 Dress P a n t s ................................ 3.98 The cuke crop here was disastrous, owing to some unusual disease that caused quick decay after shipping. Thousands ’of hampers were worthless after reaching market and the growers would have been money in pocket had * they allowed the crop to rot in the field. These disappointments are common to life and are here soon made good and for­ gotten when profits of other cropa take their place.—Clermont Notes In TimeaU n l o n . ____________________ After many setbacks and much con­ tention, Tampa will at last get a Carne­ gie library. The last obstacle appears to have been overcome and council la to purchase a desirable and attracUva alt« far th e new building. The $60,000 of Carnegie’s money will bo forthcoming, und^i1 the usual conditions, as soon as the lot U ready for occupancy. 36 IN. UNBLEACHED JSH EETIN G w» Just 50 dozen in nil. but while they last a 10c towel 10 yds. 50c EVERY US M AN Y • Mass M eeting for Charity All eftixens of Sanford interested in organized charities arp invited to meet at the Star Theatre at 4:30 next Sunday af­ ternoon to perfect the new Amociated Charities of Sanford. For the committee, GEO RGK D. WALDRON. Chairman. LATE PERSONAIS M. 8. Nelson left this week for a short business trip to Lanark,- III. j . r $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 $1.00 Imagination. The faculty of Imagination la t a t great spring of human activity, and the principal source o f human Im provement. As It delights In prosent Ing to the mind scenes and characters more perfect than thoso which we are acquainted with. It prevents us from ever being completely satlsfled with our present condition, or with our past attainm ents, and engages us continual­ ly In the pursuit of some untried Joyment, or of some Ideal excellence Honed the ardor of the selttsh to 'b e t­ ter their fortunes, and to add to their personal accomplishments, and hence the teal or the patriot and the phllos opber to advance the virtue and tha ! happiness of the human raca. Destroy this faculty, and the condition of man will become as stationary as that o{ brutes.— Dugald Htdwnrt. ■ * -!î- rV '^ r „ ’ .- .i '- V . ™ . '* * * ■ !:V*i BARGAINS W ASH SKIRTS S P E C IA L - ■ N EW FOR TH E Mias Ksethleen Massey, who has very capably Ailed a position as teacher in the schools at Winter Park, after spending s week with her friend, Miss Lillian Gib­ son, left Saturday vis the Clyde Line for for her home at Rock Hill, S. C. Miss Mignonette Tree. News comes that Tampa is to have .Massey made many Monda in Sanford Few mignonette lovers appear to still more auto-drive fire apparatus, and Winter Park, who regret her going realise that a plant of this so fragrant Chief Matthews of the Are department and who wish for her return another flower may bo preserved from year to having advertised for bids for two chom- year. year until It becomes a little tree. leal and hoee wagons, the cost not to ex­ You take a strong plant from seeds ceed $10,000. T he fire department in * Dr I. M. Kennedy and W. M. Igou of sown In tbe month of April, put In a pot all alone, and whenever and wher­ Tam pa already has three of these wag­ E u stii were In the city Friday. ever It attempts tp show a blossom ons, besides other motor-driven Are ap­ \Mr. G. G. Hearn of Donaldsville, Ga., nip It off without remora«. At the paratus. left for Atlantic City Monday, after a end of Septem ber or Urn beginning of pleasant visit to the home of R . L. Jo n « . October cut off all the bottom ahoota Caught a Fire Dag to m aks It look like a tree; move It Tam pa, May 26.— Following a series Mr. A. S. Jackson of the A. C. L. Into a larger pot and put It In tha of Incendiary Ares extending over a peri­ leaves for his home in Birmingham to­ greenhouse. W ater It regularly and od of three weeks, George Green, a negro, day. keep It moderately warm. T reat It la was surprised with two companions Mrs. Mary E . Starling left yesterday the sam e way the following year, cut­ while lighting a Are in a vacant house in ting off all the lower ahoota and blos­ for SL Louis after spending the winter W est Tampa a t midnight and ahot three soms, and you will have a mignonette with her son, B . J . S t a r lin g .________ tree th a t will last and bloom fo r y e a n r times in the back. His two companions ^ Mrs. B . J . Starling and daughter, Clàrescaped. « left yesterday for Nashville, Tenn., Green was hurried to the W est Tampa Sponges L ift In Abdomsn. Jail, where a strong guard was placed where they will spend the summer. A salt-lik e that brought a few vreeka T h e frequency of fires since the receipt of ago by a woman against a physician the first of a series of anonymous letters for leaving a towel In her abdomen Has any one here seen HilburnT addressed to the chief of police and fire following an operation ban been ------ 0----chief has thoroughly aroused the com­ brought by a Philadelphia man agalnet Read the article on the water works munity, two surgeons of the German Hospi­ question on another page of this issue. tal staff. In that city, fo r $10,000 dam­ I t is written by Mr. Mahoney and ages fo r alleged neglect In leaving In Florida’s memorial to the men of the speaks authoritatively on this su bject of h li abdOtten (wo sponges following an Confederacy, who took p art In the better water for Sanford. operation a t tbe hospital. T he man campaign above the clouds a t Lookout allo w s . th at the defendant« perform­ -----0----Mountain, T en s., win be unveiled in ed.; the operation.* H e went to the Everybody-rides free today. Every­ Chattanooga P ark next M ay. The hospital on January 14, J i l l , and was movement will cost $16,000, this amount body walks tomorrow. • discharged as cured'dn March 4. He ---- O----having been appropriated by the state. suffered mnch pain a fter that, and If your favorite was not elected don’t want to ‘another surgeon who p er The new style of hair cut Id Sanford ia worry. The world will move along Just formed a second operation on tha to have it cut baldheaded. plalxitlff. and found In the wound two the same tomorrow. ■ponies and other medical material. Election pass'd off very quietly today. » >• '/ ‘ . P on ’t-M e v e anything .you hear shout -Chan. Hand has been sleeted.— -------honesty in politics. After tbe election “ Love M s, Love My Dog." B u e ball will now have the boards; ‘the honest men are more than ap t to be* The women who believe in these Fqtttks la g back number. crime grand rascals. ■snUiBsnts. will *ir f"f 4» kfiPFT k7 oue T • * Pretty, designed Mission handles, steel rod with gloria k top, $1.50 values 36 IN . BLEACH SH EETIN G aA& i?AT • • <•- •■« ** • PARASO LS. ^ i The kind so much used for sailor suits, skirts, etc. The 75c kind Only 26c fà & ù - 2>4-yard Lace Curtain, in white ond ecru, $1.50 value TU RK ISH BATH TO W ELS v ■ R i? 4 All colors For 98c * * ■ F jg V r - LACE CURTAINS . 5c We say 25c . T J% Up to $1.00 Values..------— O F F E R S FOR T H IS W E E K ’S S P E C IA L S . . In'a big range of colors and styles. • i Plain or Coat Styles Q Q M E N ’S SILK T IES 1 . * . , and $3.50 V alues.............. . 7‘.i< and $4.00 Values......................... O.v and $5.00 Values......................... Values a t ___ ^ ................... 25c and 50c of the new luxurious rsllsea In which to place the pampered pet while trav­ eling The valises are lined with white «oat fur and nre real nests of comfort. A series of holes In the side admit plenty of fresh air. while at the oth er side of the valise Is a species of grill or wire lattice work which en­ ables the dog to soe all that Is pass­ ing. Usually tho valise Is of leather, with Its owner’s namo and address on an engraved brass label, and there are leather handles to enable It to be far* rled easily In tbe hand. Must Have Three Certificates. T h e Rev. Mabel R. Wlthatn. pastor of the Church of Immortallsm In the “exclusive* Back Ray quarjer of Bos­ ton. has decided not to celebrate m ar­ riages unless the parties cad produce three certificates. Tbe Arst Is to bo one from a doctor stating that they have passed a medical Inspection, the second must bo from a bsnker or oth er responsible person to the effect that the would-be husband haa demon­ strated his ability to m aintain a wife In decent circum stances, and tbe third ahould certify that tbe bride haa reoelved a proper training In domsstla scien ce and the m ysteries of house­ hold management.— London Answer«. True Benevolence. It Is useless to talk of sacrificing •elf to other« unleaa there la som e­ thing In eelf that others need. I t 1« th e ful] and rich life, not tbe poor and empty one, that can fill and enrich oth­ er«. True benevolenoe, then, m ust ob­ tain that which It would give. TO acquire honorably money o r leisu re or power, to cultivate health and happi­ n ess, to gain knowledge and wisdom, to devolop Interest In human affairs, to cherish Just principles and generous Impulses, to fill tbe mind with pure and nobis thoughts and the h eart with ten­ d er love and sympathy—th ese things a r e essential. — -------Peddled Flow er* fo r Sick.*-------. --More than 26,000 single carnations werw disposed o f in Salem by volun­ t e e r .workers In the annual carnation f's tiv g l held In aid of th s Salem sumn*er camp foi>‘ tuberculosis patients. •Alvdsy-long th s streets of the city w ere filled with the flower eellers. F a ir pickets took up their stations on th s prlhclpal street corners early in ths morning and commuters were foroed to run ths gauntlet of their appeals. T h e ■liflaard prtoe asked was ten cen ts, but “keep the change” was th s order of the day with moat of the buy* Did His Duty Nobly When the meningitis «>|•v-n'-* broke out In Texan It wan* ....... . . that the serum to rom ha! ih>- «t -.-i-t bo administered by one r »'•:» Its use. Dr. Sophlnn— the physl. Ian chosen — was sent to the fl.-l.l 'r >m Now York. A few dnya later lie »at In the midst of the epldemlr »or king twenty or more hour« a dsv 1» ruling nil his energies to the h io a".'t ir‘an work he was sent to perform v <*u m edleal men work like thin «»»*•! *» * prey to disease, exposure or «tr»t- »•• honor them as m nrtyrs.” ta rs the Jou rn al of the American Medical usso elation. Passed Headache Along Bill, with tho misery of a *i li'Mr.x headache showing In his rr.-. »»« creeping along the Bower) » > n I'* met Ja ck . “ Hello. Bill, »bar t you look so sour?” was lack - . ••*' Ing. BUI expfslned. “ Headache *»IJ Jack . “W hat the douce «re \«>u «to Ing With a headache? No h i« neu having It. I never had such a thin* In my life.” “ Well, you're jot one now,” snarled Bill a* he dealt hi« Jo b ’s com forter a staggering crack with hla stick. Only Problem of Happiness. "R eal happiness Is so simple that most people dp not recognise It They think It comes from doing something on a big scale, from a big fortune, or from som e great achievement, »hen. In fa c t, i l l s derived from the *imple*t. the quietest, the m ost unpretentious things in l b s world. Our great 1«rob" lem Is to fill each day so full of sun­ shine, of plain living and high think­ ing. th at there can b e no commonness or unhappiness In our lives "-Orison Sw eet Mardon. Calls for Psrslstsncs. “T h e re a re no cut-and-dried rules for. m aking advertising »uccessfuL E ach m an-has to work out. In s Urga m easure, hla own salvation. There is. however, one eure tfray to make It p*J» and th a t la by perslatenoo and com­ mon sense. T h ere aye no substitute* fo r th e se elem ents In a d v e r tin g / * anything e ls e to r tha$ matt**’-* -0 «® 8 ca r boro. « \ i <y > • t r Had F irs t to Fin d Hlmsslf— E veryb od y who s v s r . d id . gnjihlnianyw hare, had to find th s grind*'0''* End run against It until &• developed an edge th a t would out - -— _ •/. -3 & 5 Ì \, • M B • ¡V L M �. Published 8emi-Wcokly— Tuesday and Friday SA N FO R D H E R A L D /<V S A N f- O R D — L ite la W orth Living Number 77 8 Aft TORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 3t. 1912 NEWS Of th e w orld REVIVAL MEETINGS Volum« IV IN SANFORD Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources ah — AftoiiiVD flo rid a ihc General News of The Land of flowers. H A PPEN IN G S DURING T i lt W R * C LU ED I ROM l i l t STA TE P R E S S Here th e Reader» Will rind a B rief M latorlcal S p rin t Mowing F o r Hurried Reader» An fp ltom s of the Week * M ott Im­ p ortan t Happening» In the S ta te's Domain. '-' A »olid delegation of forty delegate* instructed for Woodrow Wilson was elected to the national Democratic con­ vention Tuesday by the Texas Demo­ cratic presidential convention. The del­ egation la composed of eight delegates ur largo and thirty-two district delegates. Seven persons were killed, three were probably fatally injured and a score or more were less seriously hurt when n tor­ nado swept through the village of Hkiatook, Oklahoma, eighteen miles north­ west of Tulsa and the neighboring fann­ ing lands and oil fields Tuesday night. The property loss is estim nt«! nt $75,000. Cigar shipments from Tampa tho last week totaled 6,375,000. This li a splen­ did »bowing for tho lummer season. * a It is expected that the entire toad from Pablo to Atlantic Ucach will bo bricked in the near future. Work on thia wilij| begin at an early date. Many improvements have recently * been tnndi) ut the psrk in Apopka and tin* (iark has now been turned aver to tho ludle* of that town for maintenance. The annual meeting of the Florida Mar Association will is* held in Jacksonville from the r.th to th e 8th of June Hu,. ,,( tjM, (rutun-s of the sceaion will be a banquet at the Hotel Hurbridgo. State . What promises to Ih? one of the great­ est pre-convention fights in the history of thia. country will tnke place in l>etween T aft and Roosevelt forces in Chi­ cago between now and the 18th of June, the date for the assembling of the national Republican convention. Several days.ago it was announced that Senator Klihu Root had been Wl«*ct«*d by the na­ tional committee ¡is the lemjMirury chair man of the convention. Mr Hoot t* a Taft man, and therefore will not !>e sat­ isfactory to the Roosevelt forces. In fact announcement is made in a t'hicugo dispatch that the Roosevelt forces will refuse to nbide by the selection of Mr Root, and that they will insist on num mg a chairman in accord with the lb»)»»veil policies. That is certain to precip­ itate a big light Itetwcen the two factions fill Second The contracts have been let in Toll»has»«.«, (or painting the Capitol building» and •cautifying the Capitol grounds. ( eluent wnlks will be lui«l throughout tho grnundml. connecting with tho paved stris*ts. 1’hi* lawn is to ho regraded and replanted, und the Walks sot In tM*autiful Mowers and «hruhU'ry Shoals «ml l.'Knglo Win LATI lINI’Lf ASAMNf SS Primary P o sse s Off Quirtl> In Sunford loesduy The second primary puaaed into history last Tuesday and white there wus a bit of interest crcatrd over the Sheriff'» race and Clark and Hilhurn the affair was lo r some weeks the church going rather tame computed to the fir»t j»ci people of Sanford have !>een planning for inary. The voters were out m full force a great religious awakening in the evan­ und the loyal Hand supporters did not let gelistic campaign now being led by Evan­ u guilty luau escape. Sunford, as iuuuI. gelista ihiNM and .Stapleton, und although gave Trank Clark n fine vote und despite the meetings have l>een in prugreuM only the uctivity of the Hilhurn Mip|«irtrf» pot a few days, they are proving to la- a Clark over ot tlic raiio of llitrr to one great power for rightismsness The preaching IS of the old school of If llie rest of the county had done a» well Clarke would have carried Orange with a|M»sliili< |siwer, showing the w<>rthb«v* flying colors. Hand received ttir linest j nhum f hy(Hicrisy, the inevitalile doom vote in hi» home city that lins ever been of the unrighteous, separating the sinner handed to any one. and (hough defeated from the saint, nnd proclaiming the ho has the comforting thought that his (tower of the Holy Spirit through the own‘people sitasi by him loyally. Fol­ atonement Of Jesus Christ, to redeem lowing Is the tubulated vole of the two j .,|| men und make them fit for the king doni of Heaven. precinct»: Precincts Surely Sanford ntssls this kind of 3 25 ( l<ts|s-l and |N*ople who have never las'n reaclitsl through the ordinary means of f o r Governor of S ta te o f florida the church, are regular in their atu-ud2*5 anre u|stn the servir«« and are declaring Trammell 265 M ember National D em ocratic tx ecu for a life of purity and righteousness. Thu one topic of conversation on the live Comm ittee streets of our town is the meeting* and 107 121 Crawford 92 the need of salvation to clean up the »3 Matthews livi« of men and women. All Christian denominations are n*|>Tor C o n tres» S l a t * o f florida at resented in the congregations-that grivt • Large: 152 the (irvachers at «'ach service, and this 122 L'Engle 108 harmony and U-autiful spirit of f«*der1*8 1 Toomer ution for the liettcrment of our city Tor S l a t e Superintendent of Public. Instruction : Holloway Sheets 110 137 93 1*0 COUNTY D elegates National Convention S ta le County Vote in the Second At Large The following table gives the total 102 103 Alexander vote hy precincts on as many candi­ 87 10* Angle dates as it was (MKvdble to get. and only 88 112 Broward 125 Precinct» ......... 134 2 3 Bryan I 89 Trammell 95 Crill 351 29 265 17 39 41 115 L'Engle 5 17 20 123 16 122 Harris ...20* 98 Toomer ..............170 20 1*8 15 23 19 96 Lam bright 07 99 Holloway 7 17 13 1* 110 H 16 2* Sheats 175 18 137 F o r C ongress, Second Congressional C lark.......... 220 28 2** 12 23 2* D istrict: 7 20 18 8 80 llilburn 211 227 224 Clark * 7 31 29 Abernethy 267 23 1*3 77 80 Hilhurn * 8 6 7 65 Bond..................... 91 19 22 10 115 163 14 D elegate National Con. Second D litrlct Davis . 8 IS 18 : 170 19 113 15* Jones . . 1*3 Abernathy 17 18 28 13 2 3*5 Kirkwood 60 6S Bood 10 333 23 26 27 129 Hand 11$ 115 Davi» 113 10* The foTlOWtne Is published «* n guide to the alx.ve table: ., * For S h e r iff: Precinct 1. Orlando; 2, .Maitland; 308 333 Hand 20 3, Sanford; 4, Paola; 6, Oveldo; 6, 13 Kirkwood • ;> • ** und save it to our common laird, is RELIG IO N and FORW ARD Mll\ K MKNT, and within ilcw-lf a mighty l>ower which attracts the |wop|e und reveals the spirit of tin- M \N of tiAI.I I.EE. While alt are coneerilisl III the civic linprox enients and the 1-omlliereiiil in teri-Ms of •-.inford, there is no work ••( greater ini|Hirtunre ttmn earing lor i In spiritual environment ill which I lies«neci-saary forces ure to ojMTute in the buihling of a city, und the conservation " f th'* highest ideals of life, It is therefore of the grcat«*st im (lortance that this privih-gisl o|i|H»r tunity for ohtaiinng this end In- unproved to the full T o do this nidile work, every man woman, und child in Sanford should do all ill their |Miwer to help those ( Uri« tian men und the pastor* of the church«« hy dismissing all other engagements und join heart ami hand in this s|«eci»l to solile olle else, and you canni Ulto IMtssi'ssioii of i( thri.ugh n dishonest deal, wili lumi you in In II if you don't take it back, l'raying will never trans­ fer ow nership Vnu will notici* \S In-ii you take «ornitbing (rorn oomeone elsi*, it is I («xik il " wIn n i negro '.«>1 II ('olii .Oli It 11. Il* si......... \\ hot w• i *•.| li (ord I- sui e -*1*1 llllie «tr.iighti ' ing 'li Ilei •'Olle te un—I ninfenallig alni a(Hilogl/lllg lo eueli otlier. You suy "Uro Ha.ss, you rub thè fur thè wrong way No 1 don’t, you let thè rat tura round and it will In* as sliek .1« il II w:is olh d Fui down your tiaiiirner and take up >our '.l’w \ oli * «ni stia insili witll a ti.oniin-r selle |- ••pii ■■ r ' lo VU O I -O g >nur«*-If l i l j to r\er|.S'IOlg bll«** |t‘s noi |t||»> you need. Il I- a Mister You «it in your p.irh.rs in >our fine <ilks and play curds for prii***. and thè lh*‘r cornmunity fro... tmm sita in bis back rmirn and shullles bis th‘‘ Kr'P *‘ngreusy canis for money, \\ hat s thè dillerenee? One is where you mutricFlashlights front the Hlg Tent ii la te. thè ut ber is where you graduate, The great n«*d of this country Is (ine is where you head out of thè ruund- honesty among men anil women, and some back debt (laying, That dollar you have, which belong* VOTE BY PRECINCTS the official count will give all of them Just why Orange couhty cAn never get all the prrcincts is rather strange hut the fact remains that it takes about 7 9 10 II 12 25 ** *1 87 5* 30 II 18 17 I 17 5 .12 10 16 6 II I* II 10 18 10 19 6 3 7 13 7 10 16 10 2 2.1 16 15 0 10 II 19 8 26 20 21 16 15 35 3* 12 3* 56 63 30 59 0 18 16 17 15 23 3 1'• 17 II 12 32 IH *5 85 w 15 7 15 16 _ 30 '58 6 23 18 32 1 10 28 1 0 — II 28 13 7 1 7 0 7 0 5 1 7 0 Coutinued on next coluinn 1* _ li 29' 8 16 - I* I* 23 31 39 *2 four days tu hear from ull the suburbs. However tin* reader can find out about Hand and Kirkwood and Clark and Hilhurn which is enough for one week. 17 29 15 17 18 26 II 15 t2 7 n r 20 12 _ 2 18 10 — 16 32 5 — 8 12 Mi 21 29 51 31 H 5 G 29 5 22 2* 5 18 * 19 11 19 20 21 17 15 26 7 15 2* 8 1* 22 2* — 198 *7 126 15 79 22 20 17 — 9 — .27 *2 1.1 20 I7 9 50 15 25 3* 3 _ 16 9 19 8 _ 18 7 S 18 50 9 12 16 23 25 Totals If.** 2*5 903 151 810 108 714 . 8* 93 91 »19 -- -8*9 1161 II* 227 8*8 II6 77 1135 146 154 182 58 «0 709 90 115 712 87 101 1137 201 20 1088 51 308 Geneva; 7, Chuluota. ti. (¿al.nella; 9, l-ongwood, 10, Ocoee; I I, Apopka, 12, 20. Lake Mary: 21. l/wkhnrti 22, Zell wood; Hi, Hay Ridge; 1*. Oaklan.lO, Winter Garden, '24, Orlando; '25, San­ 16, Gotha; 16, Pino CasUo; 17, Con ford. fuller returns frum Tm-sduy’» pri­ mary. while as yet very incomplete, confirm the fact that W. N. SheaU lias defeated \V M Ifollowny hy a substantial majority, which is now placed at about I,(MM), hut may reahli 6,000 byt the time the entire vote is counted The election of I'luude 1. Engle a* eongressmun-at-large is also a cer­ tainty, late returns indicating that Ills majority over loonier is about 6,000. He himself claims a majority of 7,000 and it may reach that figure wlien all re|airts an* In. Exact figures on any of the races »ill not he available until the meet­ ing of the State committee, which will take place in Jacksonville on Saturday, It will not Im* known until that time, either, just who were elected delegatee to the lluiliiiiore convention. In moot counties there were exciting local contests which elignewM-d the inflTVstS of the |K*ople til «11 I. II . «lent thut they failed to report "h i fie State ruci-s However, tIn* general re«ult so far iui the prin­ ciple race« are concerned is not in doubt, and the majority for both Sheata und I.'Engle !s*ing decisive. Missionary Meeting I In- Vvf.in>.it s Missionary Society of die IU|>(l»t church iiii*i Iasi Monday night at tin- Inline of Mrs J h Johnson on Trench avenue, willi a good attendance. The devota.iitl fie ri iw* were UsJ by die (veselriil. Mis» Aide ItilfTord. ufter which In­ teresting »ketches concerning firnzil and (lie work being accomplished hy Baptise missionaries there were given by Mrs. J * W Wlldinnn. Dues nnd donations were handed in. ufter which delicious refresh­ ments were served hy the hottesa and a social half hour enjoyed. house, the other is where you go into tho ditch. One Is where you leavo God and Ills church, and tho other Is where you plunge into hell, a full fledged gambler. What we nyed is Sanford, is for yoB jieOple to go home and draw a chalk line around you anti then pray God to liegm on the fellow on the inside of tho ring. Watch the man or woman who drops out of n red-hot meeting; there is a reason, and that reason can bo found either In their hearts, homos, business, or social life, . Some of you peoplo are Binging "Stand­ ing on tho Promises," and will stand in a pair of show thut you never Intend to pay for. I do not blame some men for staying out all n igh t I would too, if I had to go homo and play second flddls to R poodle dog. • . ( Tho b a t gift that over came from the throne of God U a Christian mother. Why i* It that you are not aa pure as a sunbeam, as iwwt as a dew-drop, aa enchanting as the sun-kissed height» of the Alp», and a» grntb* as the air of the Spring morning? G«nl made all IhsN, and He can make you u beautiful. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 28, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a9008adb68739fc0fa25707798843207.pdf 3ba4dd833301a1dabd00c16391c59549 PDF Text Text I_ * M .y 28.1912 t n t (M rotD H tiÀ U ~ ----------4» il Watch the Windows! Sale of M en’s Shirts TH E BOSTON STORE IN W H IT E OR CO LO R S D O L L A R N IN E T Y -E IG H T V a lu e s up to $ 4 .0 0 , M e n , W o m e n and C h ild r e n , for . Q * O N T H E FIVE C E N T C O U N T E R Calicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Chnmbrays, Etc. nnd styles, 8 to 10 cent values 2>4-yard Lace Curtain, in white ond ecru, $1.50 value For 98c T U R K IS H B A T H T O W E L S C H IL D R E N ’ S H O S E BED SPREAD S Large size; heavy weight Bath Towela that sold for 35c Heavy and light weight, in coarse or fine rib, black, tan and colors. 25 cent values In very pretty Marseilles patterns, a crochet Spread that is worth $1.25, Sale price.-- 118c —■ • --as— 18c Only 79c * — «w ^ ALL W O O L SERGE • i Choice 98c 10 yds. 50c For 5c $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 Dress Pants... .....................$2.24 Dress Pants. . . ........................... 2.48 Dress Pants.............— ; ........ 2.98 Dress Pants........................... 3.98 The cuke crop here was disastrous, owing to some unusual disease that caused quick decay after shipping. Thousands ’ of hampers were worthless after reaching market and the growers would have been money in pocket had * they allowed the crop to rot in the field. These disappointments are common to life and are here soon made good and for­ gotten when profits of other cropa take their place.—Clermont Notes In TimeaU n l o n . ____________________ After many setbacks and much con­ tention, Tampa will at last get a Carne­ gie library. The last obstacle appears to have been overcome and council la to purchase a desirable and attracUva alt« far the new building. The $60,000 of Carnegie’s money will bo forthcoming, und^i1 the usual conditions, as soon as the lot U ready for occupancy. . BRINGS M E N ’Si PA N TS US j . r * -!î- r V '^ r 36 IN. UNBLEACHED JSHEETING A good, medium weight Sheeting one yard wide 8 cpm value 10 yard limit 10 yds. 50c MANY NEW FOR TH E S P E C IA L Mass Meeting for Charity All eftixens of Sanford interested in organized charities arp invited to meet at the Star Theatre at 4:30 next Sunday af­ ternoon to perfect the new Amociated Charities of Sanford. For the committee, GEORGK D. WALDRON. Chairman. LATE PERSONAIS M. 8. Nelson left this week for a short business trip to Lanark,- III. $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 $1.00 Imagination. The faculty of Imagination la tat great spring of human activity, and the principal source o f human Im provement. As It delights In prosent Ing to the mind scenes and characters more perfect than thoso which we are acquainted with. It prevents us from ever being completely satlsfled with our present condition, or with our past attainments, and engages us continual­ ly In the pursuit of some untried Joyment, or of some Ideal excellence Honed the ardor of the selttsh to'b et­ ter their fortunes, and to add to their personal accomplishments, and hence the teal or the patriot and the phllos opber to advance the virtue and tha ! happiness of the human raca. Destroy this faculty, and the condition of man will become as stationary as that o{ brutes.— Dugald Htdwnrt. . ™ * * ■ !:V * i BARGAINS W A S H S K IR TS Mias Ksethleen Massey, who has very capably Ailed a position as teacher in the schools at Winter Park, after spending s week with her friend, Miss Lillian Gib­ son, left Saturday vis the Clyde Line for for her home at Rock Hill, S. C. Miss Mignonette Tree. News comes that Tampa is to have .Massey made many Monda in Sanford Few mignonette lovers appear to still more auto-drive fire apparatus, and Winter Park, who regret her going realise that a plant of this so fragrant Chief Matthews of the Are department and who wish for her return another flower may bo preserved from year to having advertised for bids for two chom- year. year until It becomes a little tree. leal and hoee wagons, the cost not to ex­ You take a strong plant from seeds ceed $10,000. The fire department in * Dr I. M. Kennedy and W. M. Igou of sown In tbe month of April, put In a pot all alone, and whenever and wher­ Tampa already has three of these wag­ Eustii were In the city Friday. ever It attempts tp show a blossom ons, besides other motor-driven Are ap­ \Mr. G. G. Hearn of Donaldsville, Ga., nip It off without remora«. At the paratus. left for Atlantic City Monday, after a end o f September or Urn beginning of pleasant visit to the home of R. L. Jon «. October cut off all the bottom ahoota Caught a Fire Dag to maks It look like a tree; move It Tampa, May 26.— Following a series Mr. A. S. Jackson of the A. C. L. Into a larger pot and put It In tha of Incendiary Ares extending over a peri­ leaves for his home in Birmingham to­ greenhouse. Water It regularly and od of three weeks, George Green, a negro, day. keep It moderately warm. Treat It la was surprised with two companions Mrs. Mary E. Starling left yesterday the same way the following year, cut­ while lighting a Are in a vacant house in ting off all the lower ahoota and blos­ for SL Louis after spending the winter West Tampa at midnight and ahot three soms, and you will have a mignonette with her son, B. J. S ta rlin g .________ tree that will last and bloom fo r yea n r times in the back. His two companions ^ Mrs. B. J. Starling and daughter, Clàrescaped. « left yesterday for Nashville, Tenn., Green was hurried to the West Tampa Sponges Lift In Abdomsn. Jail, where a strong guard was placed where they will spend the summer. A salt-like that brought a few vreeka The frequency of fires since the receipt of ago by a woman against a physician the first of a series of anonymous letters for leaving a towel In her abdomen Has any one here seen HilburnT addressed to the chief of police and fire following an operation ban been ------ 0 -----chief has thoroughly aroused the com­ brought by a Philadelphia man agalnet Read the article on the water works munity, two surgeons of the German Hospi­ question on another page of this issue. tal staff. In that city, fo r $10,000 dam­ It is written by Mr. Mahoney and ages fo r alleged neglect In leaving In Florida’s memorial to the men of the speaks authoritatively on this subject of h li abdOtten (wo sponges following an Confederacy, who took p art In the better water for Sanford. operation at tbe hospital. The man campaign above the clouds at Lookout allow s . that the defendant« perform­ -------0 -----Mountain, Tens., win be unveiled in ed.; the operation.* He went to the Everybody-rides free today. Every­ Chattanooga Park next May. The hospital on January 14, J i ll , and was movement will cost $16,000, this amount body walks tomorrow. • discharged as cured'dn March 4. He ------ O-----having been appropriated b y the state. suffered mnch pain after that, and If your favorite was not elected don’t want to ‘another surgeon who p er The new style o f hair cut Id Sanford ia worry. The world will move along Just formed a second operation on tha to have it cut baldheaded. plalxitlff. and found In the wound two the same tomorrow. ■ponies and other medical material. Election pass'd off very quietly today. » >• '/ ‘ . P on’t-M e v e anything .you hear shout -Chan. Hand has been sleeted.— -------honesty in politics. After tbe election “ Love Ms, Love My Dog." B u e ball will now have the boards; ‘the honest men are more than apt to be* The women who believe in these Fqtttks la g back number. crime grand rascals. ■snUiBsnts. will *ir f " f 4» kfiPFT k7 oue T • ■ - „’ .-.i '-V . '* -3 & 5 Ì ■ ^ Only 47c 10c T O W E L S 5c . * » w» Just 50 dozen in nil. but while they last a 10c towel TRAIN • * Pretty, designed Mission handles, steel rod with gloria k top, $1.50 values 36 IN . B L E A C H S H E E T IN G aA& i ? AT • • <•- •■« ** A good Arm weave, fully bleached, worth 10c. - 10-yard limit EVER Y PARASOLS. i The kind so much used for sailor suits, skirts, etc. The 75c kind Only 26c fà&ù- All colors LA C E C U R T A IN S . 5c We say 25c 9 -4 P E P P E R E L L S H E E T IN G v * . You all know this brand, 2 V\ yards Wide. 35c seller ■ R i? 4 J% U p t o $ 1 . 0 0 V a l u e s . . -------- --— O FFERS FOR TH IS W E E K ’S SPECIALS . . . T■FjgVr * - i Plain or Coat Styles Q M E N ’ S S IL K T IE S 1 . 0 In'a big range of colors and styles. Beauties at 50c *. • , and $3.50 Values........... . 7‘.i< and $4.00 Values..................... O.v and $5.00 Values..................... Values at___ ^ ................ 25c and 50c o f the new luxurious rsllsea In which to place the pampered pet while trav­ eling The valises are lined with white «oat fur and nre real nests of comfort. A series of holes In the side admit plenty of fresh air. while at the other side of the valise Is a species of grill or wire lattice work which en­ ables the dog to soe all that Is pass­ ing. Usually tho valise Is of leather, with Its owner’s namo and address on an engraved brass label, and there are leather handles to enable It to be far* rled easily In tbe hand. Must Have Three Certificates. The Rev. Mabel R. Wlthatn. pastor of the Church of Immortallsm In the “exclusive* Back Ray quarjer o f Bos­ ton. has decided not to celebrate mar­ riages unless the parties cad produce three certificates. Tbe Arst Is to bo one from a doctor stating that they have passed a medical Inspection, the second must bo from a bsnker or oth er responsible person to the effect that the would-be husband haa demon­ strated his ability to maintain a wife In decent circumstances, and tbe third ahould certify that tbe bride haa reoelved a proper training In domsstla science and the mysteries o f house­ hold management.— London Answer«. True Benevolence. It Is useless to talk o f sacrificing •elf to other« unleaa there la som e­ thing In eelf that others need. It 1« the ful] and rich life, not tbe poor and empty one, that can fill and enrich oth­ er«. True benevolenoe, then, must ob­ tain that which It would give. T O acquire honorably money or leisure or power, to cultivate health and happi­ ness, to gain knowledge and wisdom, to devolop Interest In human affairs, to cherish Just principles and generous Impulses, to fill tbe mind with pure and nobis thoughts and the heart with ten­ der love and sympathy—these things are essential. — -------Peddled Flower* fo r Sick.*-------. --More than 26,000 single carnations werw disposed o f in Salem by volun­ teer .workers In the annual carnation f'stiv g l held In aid of ths Salem sumn*er camp foi>‘ tuberculosis patients. •Alvdsy-long ths streets o f the city w ere filled with the flower eellers. Fair pickets took up their stations on ths prlhclpal street corners early in ths morning and commuters were foroed to run ths gauntlet of their appeals. The ■liflaard prtoe asked was ten cents, but “ keep the change” was ths order o f the day with moat o f the buy* Did His Duty Nobly When the meningitis «>|•v-n'-* broke out In Texan It wan* ........ . that the serum to rom h a ! ih>- «t -.-i-t bo administered by o n e r »'•:» Its use. Dr. Sophlnn— the physl. Ian chosen — was sent to the fl.-l.l 'r >m Now York. A few dnya later lie »a t In the midst of the epldemlr »or king twenty or more hour« a dsv 1» ruling nil his energies to the h io a".'t i r‘ an work he was sent to perform v <*u medleal men work like thin «»»*•! *» * prey to disease, ex p osu re or «tr»t- »•• honor them as mnrtyrs.” tars the Journal o f the American Medical usso elation. Passed Headache Along Bill, with tho misery of a *i li'Mr.x headache showing In his rr.-. »»« creeping along the Bower) » > n I'* met Jack. “ Hello. Bill, »bar t you look so sour?” was lack - . ••*' Ing. BUI expfslned. “ Headache *»IJ Jack. “ What the douce «re \«>u «to Ing With a headache? No h i« neu having It. I never had such a thin* In my life.” “ Well, you're jo t one now,” snarled Bill a* he dealt hi« Job’s comforter a staggering crack with hla stick. Only Problem o f Happiness. "Real happiness Is so simple that most people dp not recognise It They think It comes from doing something on a big scale, from a big fortune, or from som e great achievement, »hen. In fact, i l l s derived from the *imple*t. the quietest, the most unpretentious things in l b s world. Our great 1«rob" lem Is to fill each day so full of sun­ shine, o f plain living and high think­ ing. that there can b e no commonness or unhappiness In our lives "-Orison Sweet Mardon. Calls for Psrslstsncs. “ There are no cut-and-dried rules for. making advertising »uccessfuL Each man-has to work out. In s Urga measure, hla own salvation. There is. however, one eure tfray to make It p*J» and that la by perslatenoo and com­ mon sense. There aye no substitute* fo r these elements In a d v e r t in g /* anything else tor tha$ matt**’-*-0 «® 8 car boro. « \ i <y > • tr Had First to Find Hlmsslf— Everybody who svsr. did. gnjihlnianywhare, had to find ths grind*'0''* End run against It until &• developed an edge that would out - -— _ •/. \, • MB • ¡V LM �. Published 8 e m i - W c o k l y — Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD / <V S A N f - O R D — Lite la Worth Living Number 77 8 Aft TORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 3t. 1912 NEWS Of the world R E V IV A L M E E T IN G S Volum« IV IN S A N F O R D ah—AftoiiiVD florida Items o f Interest Gleaned from Various Sources ihc General News of The Land of flowers. HAPPENINGS DURING T ilt W R * CLUED I ROM l i l t STATE PRESS Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief Mlatorlcal Sprint Mowing For Hurried Reader» An fpltom s o f the Week * Mott Im­ portant Happening» In the State's Domain. '-' A »olid delegation of forty delegate* instructed for Woodrow Wilson was elected to the national Democratic con­ vention Tuesday by the Texas Demo­ cratic presidential convention. The del­ egation la composed of eight delegates ur largo and thirty-two district delegates. Seven persons were killed, three were probably fatally injured and a score or more were less seriously hurt when n tor­ nado swept through the village of Hkiatook, Oklahoma, eighteen miles north­ west of Tulsa and the neighboring fann­ ing lands and oil fields Tuesday night. The property loss is estim nt«! nt $75,000. Cigar shipments from Tampa tho last week totaled 6,375,000. This li a splen­ did »bowing for tho lummer season. * a It is expected that the entire toad from Pablo to Atlantic Ucach will bo bricked in the near future. Work on thia wilij| begin at an early date. Many improvements have recently * been tnndi) ut the psrk in Apopka and tin* (iark has now been turned aver to tho ludle* of that town for maintenance. The annual meeting of the Florida State Mar Association will is* held in Jacksonville from the r.th to th e 8th of June Hu,. ,,( tjM, (rutun-s of the sceaion will be a banquet at the Hotel Hurbridgo. . What promises to Ih? one of the great­ est pre-convention fights in the history of thia. country will tnke place in l>etween Taft and Roosevelt forces in Chi­ cago between now and the 18th of June, the date for the assembling of the national Republican convention. Several days.ago it was announced that Senator Klihu Root had been Wl«*ct«*d by the na­ tional committee ¡is the lemjMirury chair man of the convention. Mr Hoot t* a Taft man, and therefore will not !>e sat­ isfactory to the Roosevelt forces. In fact announcement is made in a t'hicugo dispatch that the Roosevelt forces will refuse to nbide by the selection of Mr Root, and that they will insist on num mg a chairman in accord with the lb»)»»veil policies. That is certain to precip­ itate a big light Itetwcen the two factions fill Second The contracts have been let in Toll»has»«.«, (or painting the Capitol building» and •cautifying the Capitol grounds. ( eluent wnlks will be lui«l throughout tho grnundml. connecting with tho paved stris*ts. 1’hi* lawn is to ho regraded and replanted, und the Walks sot In tM*autiful Mowers Primary P osses Off Quirtl> In Sunford loesduy The second primary puaaed into history last Tuesday and white there wus a bit of interest crcatrd over the Sheriff'» race and Clark and Hilhurn the affair was lor some weeks the church going rather tame computed to the fir»t j»ci people of Sanford have !>een planning for inary. The voters were out m full force a great religious awakening in the evan­ und the loyal Hand supporters did not let gelistic campaign now being led by Evan­ u guilty luau escape. Sunford, as iuuuI. gelista ihiNM and .Stapleton, und although gave Trank Clark n fine vote und despite the meetings have l>een in prugreuM only the uctivity of the Hilhurn Mip|«irtrf» pot a few days, they are proving to la- a Clark over ot tlic raiio of llitrr to one great power for rightismsness The preaching IS of the old school of If llie rest of the county had done a» well Clarke would have carried Orange with a|M»sliili< |siwer, showing the w<>rthb«v* flying colors. Hand received ttir linest j nhum f hy(Hicrisy, the inevitalile doom vote in hi» home city that lins ever been of the unrighteous, separating the sinner handed to any one. and (hough defeated from the saint, nnd proclaiming the ho has the comforting thought that his (tower of the Holy Spirit through the own‘people sitasi by him loyally. Fol­ atonement Of Jesus Christ, to redeem lowing Is the tubulated vole of the two j .,|| men und make them fit for the king doni of Heaven. precinct»: Precincts Surely Sanford ntssls this kind of 3 25 ( l<ts|s-l and |N*ople who have never las'n reaclitsl through the ordinary means of f o r Governor of State o f florida the church, are regular in their atu-ud2*5 anre u|stn the servir«« and are declaring Trammell 265 Member National D em ocratic txecu for a life of purity and righteousness. Thu one topic of conversation on the live Committee streets of our town is the meeting* and 107 121 Crawford 92 the need of salvation to clean up the »3 Matthews livi« of men and women. All Christian denominations are n*|>Tor C on tres» S lat* o f florida at resented in the congregations-that grivt • Large: 152 the (irvachers at «'ach service, and this 122 L'Engle 108 harmony and U-autiful spirit of f«*der1*8 1 Toomer ution for the liettcrment of our city Tor S late Superintendent of Public. Instruction: 93 110 Holloway 137 1*0 Sheets COUNTY Delegates National Convention Stale County Vote in the Second At Large The following table gives the total 102 103 Alexander vote hy precincts on as many candi­ 87 10* Angle dates as it was (MKvdble to get. and only 88 112 Broward 125 Precinct» ........ I 2 3 134 Bryan 89 Trammell 95 Crill 351 29 265 17 39 41 115 L'Engle 123 Harris ...2 0 * 16 122 5 17 20 98 Toomer ............ 170 20 1*8 15 23 19 96 Lam bright 07 99 Holloway 1* 110 7 17 13 Sheats 175 18 137 H 16 2* F o r Congress, Second Congressional Clark......... 220 28 2** 12 23 2* District: 8 80 7 20 18 llilburn 211 227 224 Clark * Abernethy 267 23 1*3 7 31 29 77 80 Hilhurn 8 6 7 65 * Bond................... 91 19 22 10 115 163 14 Delegate National Con. Second Dlitrlct Davis . : 170 19 113 8 IS 18 15* Jones .. 1*3 Abernathy 3*5 28 13 2 17 18 Kirkwood 60 6S Bood 129 10 333 23 26 27 Hand 11$ 115 Davi» 113 10* The foTlOWtne Is published «* n guide 333 13 «h ruhU'ry Shoals «ml l.'Knglo Win LATI lINI’ Lf ASAMNf SS ., * For Sheriff: Hand Kirkwood • ;> • ** and und save it to our common laird, is RELIGION and FORWARD Mll\ K MKNT, and within ilcw-lf a mighty l>ower which attracts the |wop|e und reveals the spirit of tin- M \N of tiAI.I I.EE. While alt are coneerilisl III the civic linprox enients and the 1-omlliereiiil in teri-Ms of •-.inford, there is no work ••( greater ini|Hirtunre ttmn earing lor i In spiritual environment ill which Ilies«neci-saary forces ure to ojMTute in the buihling of a city, und the conservation " f th'* highest ideals of life, It is therefore of the grcat«*st im (lortance that this privih-gisl o|i|H»r tunity for ohtaiinng this end In- unproved to the full T o do this nidile work, every man woman, und child in Sanford should do all ill their |Miwer to help those ( Uri« tian men und the pastor* of the church«« hy dismissing all other engagements und join heart ami hand in this s|«eci»l to solile olle else, and you canni Ulto IMtssi'ssioii of i( thri.ugh n dishonest deal, wili lumi you in In II if you don't take it back, l'raying will never trans­ fer ow nership Vnu will notici* \S In-ii you take «ornitbing (rorn oomeone elsi*, it is I («xik il " w In n i negro '.«>1 II ('olii .Oli It 11. Il* si........ \\ hot w• i *•.| li (ord I- sui e -*1*1 llllie «tr.iighti ' ing 'li Ilei •'Olle te un—I ninfenallig alni a(Hilogl/lllg lo eueli otlier. Y ou suy "Uro Ha.ss, you rub thè fur thè wrong way No 1 don’ t, you let thè rat tura round and it will In* as sliek .1« il II w :is olh d Fui down your tiaiiirner and take up >our '.l’w \ oli * «ni stia insili witll a ti.oniin-r selle |- ••pii ■■ r ' lo VU O I -O g >nur«*-If l i l j to r\er|.S'IOlg bll«** |t‘s noi |t||»> you need. Il I- a Mister You «it in your p.irh.rs in >our fine <ilks and play curds for prii***. and thè lh*‘ r cornmunity fro... tmm sita in bis back rmirn and shullles bis th‘‘ Kr'P *‘ ngreusy canis for money, \\ hat s thè dillerenee? One is where you mutricFlashlights front the Hlg Tent ii la te. thè ut ber is where you graduate, The great n«*d of this country Is (ine is where you head out of thè ruund- honesty among men anil women, and some back debt (laying, That dollar you have, which belong* V O TE BY PR EC IN C T S the official count will give all of them Just why Orange couhty cAn never get all the prrcincts is rather strange hut the fact remains that it takes about 9 7 18 17 25 I 5 .12 17 10 16 6 II I* II 16 10 18 15 10 19 6 0 3 10 7 13 7 10 II 19 16 10 2 2.1 10 ** *1 8 21 16 15 35 3* 12 1'• 17 II 12 II 87 5* 26 3* 56 63 30 59 0 32 *5 85 15 12 13 30 7 6 II 1 20 18 0 1 16 17 7 15 0 23 7 3 0 IH 5 1 7 w 0 7 Coutinued on next coluinn four days tu hear from ull the suburbs. However tin* reader can find out about Hand and Kirkwood and Clark and Hilhurn which is enough for one week. 18 26 II 15 19 20 21 22 17 15 26 — 2* 7 15 *7 22 8 1* 15 1* _ 23 1 15 30 18 10 16 '58 32 28 17 29 15 17 — _ 8 16 _ — — 21 5 II li I* I* 23 2 16 8 29 G 28 29' 31 39 *2 18 32 12 51 29 t2 7 20 n r .27 20 12 10 5 Mi 31 H 5 *2 1.1 22 15 2* 3* 5 16 9 18 * 18 7 S 19 11 9 12 17 9 20 9 25 3 19 8 18 16 2* 198 126 79 25 Totals If.** 2*5 903 151 810 108 714 . 8* 93 91 »19 -- -8*9 1161 II* 227 8*8 II6 77 1135 146 154 182 58 «0 709 90 115 712 _ 87 101 1137 50 201 20 1088 23 51 308 — — I7 50 _ - Geneva; 7, Chuluota. ti. (¿al.nella; 9, l-ongwood, 10, Ocoee; II, Apopka, 12, 20. Lake Mary: 21. l/wkhnrti 22, to the alx.ve table: Winter Garden, '24, Orlando; '25, San­ Precinct 1. Orlando; 2, .Maitland; Zell wood; Hi, Hay Ridge; 1*. Oaklan.lO, 308 ford. 20 3, Sanford; 4, Paola; 6, Oveldo; 6, 16, Gotha; 16, Pino CasUo; 17, Con fuller returns frum Tm-sduy’» pri­ mary. while as yet very incomplete, confirm the fact that W. N. SheaU lias defeated \V M Ifollowny hy a substantial majority, which is now placed at about I,(MM), hut may reahli 6,000 byt the time the entire vote is counted The election of I'luude 1. Engle a* eongressmun-at-large is also a cer­ tainty, late returns indicating that Ills majority over loonier is about 6,000. He himself claims a majority of 7,000 and it may reach that figure wlien all re|airts an* In. Exact figures on any of the races »ill not he available until the meet­ ing of the State committee, which will take place in Jacksonville on Saturday, It will not Im* known until that time, either, just who were elected delegatee to the lluiliiiiore convention. In moot counties there were exciting local contests which elignewM-d the inflTVstS of the |K*ople til «11 I. II . «lent thut they failed to report "h i fie State ruci-s However, tIn* general re«ult so far iui the prin­ ciple race« are concerned is not in doubt, and the majority for both Sheata und I.'Engle !s*ing decisive. Missionary Meeting I In- Vvf.in>.it s Missionary Society of die IU|>(l»t church iiii*i Iasi Monday night at tin- Inline of Mrs J h Johnson on Trench avenue, willi a good attendance. The devota.iitl fieri iw* were UsJ by die (veselriil. Mis» Aide ItilfTord. ufter which In­ teresting »ketches concerning firnzil and (lie work being accomplished hy Baptise missionaries there were given by Mrs. J* W Wlldinnn. Dues nnd donations were handed in. ufter which delicious refresh­ ments were served hy the hottesa and a social half hour enjoyed. house, the other is where you go into tho ditch. One Is where you leavo God and Ills church, and tho other Is where you plunge into hell, a full fledged gambler. What we nyed is Sanford, is for yoB jieOple to go home and draw a chalk line around you anti then pray God to liegm on the fellow on the inside of tho ring. Watch the man or woman who drops out of n red-hot meeting; there is a reason, and that reason can bo found either In their hearts, homos, business, or social life, . Some of you peoplo are Binging "Stand­ ing on tho Promises," and will stand in a pair of show thut you never Intend to pay for. I do not blame some men for staying out all night I would too, if I had to go homo and play second flddls to R poodle dog. • . ( Tho b a t gift that over came from the throne of God U a Christian mother. Why i* It that you are not aa pure as a sunbeam, as iwwt as a dew-drop, aa enchanting as the sun-kissed height» of the Alp», and a» grntb* as the air of the Spring morning? G«nl made all IhsN, and He can make you u beautiful. �- ” 1 May 31.1912 1 How I- ! ' H j j| > ii i i N THE SANfORO MERAL m I f.rrm • MORE RAPIDLY I I 1■ .1 I D Y O U K N O W that m ore than O n e H undred 'Ehousand Dollars leaves this section D been d o n e can n ot b e rem ed ied . each y e a r .f o r Begin now to stop this flow by K E E P IN G T H E M O N E Y L ife Insuran ce? A T: H O M E . T h is can W hat be has d o n e by insuring in the !.. American Bankers’ Insurance ■ • . '* ill-*. - [LI An Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Com pany ow n ed and controlled by hundreds o f bankers mi this country. H olders. Characteristic of Bankers,'it is M O S T E C O N O M IC A L L Y It is the only li f e Insurance that invests its m on ey locally. •-V , o v . *, <* m anaged and o ffe r s throughout different section s of the G R E A T E S T ' S E C U R IT Y to Policy E xam ine its policy contracts and you will have no other CHAS. L. POLK, 1 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE P * If • * * • . PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD i R T H IS IS T O C E R T IF Y that this B ank has a contract with T H E A M E R IC A N B A N K E R S ’ IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y o f Chica- go w hereby it agrees to dep osit all o f the m oney received for Insurance in This S ection in T his out in this com m un ity. Bank, and the sam e to be loaned T h is m eans long tim e loans at low er rates o f interest. H . K. T O L A R , C ashier L FT,- 1 •• ii rv* f- - •. MOORE'S STATION Velfbrat* the opening of the bridge at Moore's Station Sunday School pic- Geneav Ferry. It it expected u big nic waa a success. An ideal day, a fine crowd will gather from both aides odf fiah (ry, a big, jolly crowd with baakcta the St. Jot^na, aa it willbe an event of of good things waa what made It a day Orange county. to be remembered with pleasure. There A son waa born to M r. and Mrs. R. L. were a good many friends in attendance. Britt the 29th inst. Dr. Minnick brought a big load from Cameron City in the afternoon. GENEVA JOTTINGS Wedding card* received this week CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS I The Misses Mabel and Marie Dan­ Aa to the weather, the rain la holding announce the marriage pi Miaa Ida iel* and Mr Herman Daniel* are home Lucy Simon of Sanford tp the hustling back for awhile and the farmers are taking advantage of the ceoaation to groceryman, R. L.*Gonnly of Cameron from Southern College. Sutherland.. cCity u y In in oDeLand r u in u on St Patrick'* Patrick’s Day. Day ‘ The youn* poopl<' ;,f {;eneVB enjoyed kill aome of t^oee thrifty weed*. Aa to politic*— if there la a aingle They will bo at home to their friends " chlckon PilUu la*1 Fnd,iy ni*htMr. David Speer alanderoui thing left unaald about any after June 10 In Cameron City. __ ConMr and “ nd Mra. M™ n,vifl S,™*r will “ ,il make threi home in Sanford for awhile, as Mr. candidate anywhere, It la the genera gratulations. “ Speer haa accepted u position there. opinion that It la unintentional. Mrs. E. L. Brown and two little While, in Geneva they have endeared Mr. and Mr*. P. E. Culley, having daughters of Christmas came to the ■pent a couple of week* at Oe« Ham- Sunday school picnic last Thursday and themselves to everyone and it is with re­ gret that wo give them up. All hope mode returned home Saturday. spent the remainder of the week with thot they may return in the near future. G. M. Jacob* left Saturday to rejoin her daughter, Mr*. J. F. McClelland. The M. M. 8. society observed hi* ft*hing craw at Lake Okeechobee. An eight pound daughter wa* born “ Mother's Day" at their meeting with Mr» Mary Taylor of Geneva and her to Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Lucas, the 23rd Mr*. W. D. Peteo, May 9th. Many guest, M ia Mary Dart of Apopka were and a nine pound s6n waa born to Mr. good papers were read. Especially to the pleasant visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr*. Herndon of Howell, Ga., the N Defeated—Rut a Winner be mentioned .were Mr*. C. A. HaulerJ. Tilden Jacob* Sunday. 21st. Mrs. Herndon Is Mrs. Lucas’ Charles M. Hand haa Ikeen defeated for aon'a selection "A Mother’« Dream and Carl Barber of Ge* Hammock spent slater and will be remembered aa Miaa the position of Sheriff of Orange county, Saturday and Sunday with his da ter, Nellie Eatridge, both daughter* of Mr. an original article on “ Mother’s D ay" by hut he ia being rongratuladet by his Mra. David Speer. May 23rd the so­ Mr*. P. E. Culley.’ and Mr*. F. N. Eatridge of Cameron mnny friends for the magnificent race he ciety met with Mrs. Aubrey Moran. No A tow of the young folk* spent a vary Avenue. business transacted, but a pleasant so­ haa made: The vote he received In pleaaant time at Mrs. J. J. Hill's SatMrs. Godwin and little son are in cial time was spent. Both hontesses Sanford where he hna resided since-early . urday evening at an “ ice cream." boyhood it one that ahould make any Oviedo with friends. Mr*. Godwin is served delicious re freemen to. Charles Phillips o f Orlando waa aeen candidate proud. The people here know reported aa being very sick. Mrs. W. L. Taylor haa for her guest, among ua one day last weak and his him aa one of her foremost citizens. He Mrs. Raynor and daughter, Miaa Is­ Mia* Mary Dart of Maitland. genial «mile and cordial handshake are mode a clean, honest campaign, and abel, and ton, Billie, of Celery avenue Mrs. George Peter* is visiting Mrs. Just aa pleasant aa aver. though de feated ia atill a winner. Cha are leaving Saturday for a visit to their Oscar Nicholson of Daytona. Mias Cora S. Fielding, State Man­ lio Hand Li proud of Sanford end Sanford ormer home on Long Island. lea Belle Eichner, who is the guest of ager of Woodman Circle and MIm W in­ E. A. Gilbert spent Saturday and Mias Harria'of Wlnter TarV la enjoying ia proud of Charlie Hand.-------------ifred McDonald. State Deputy o f the Sunday In Jacksonville and Pablo all the Commencement social functions earn* order, and Mias Addle Graaham Residence For Sale Beach. at Rollins College. w«r* In this section Saturday, looking New ten room houae with all conve­ Joe Keene of DeLand spent a por­ Mra. Fred Verkea, with her two charm­ after the Interests of their work. niences, Juat been screened throughout tion of last week here at the home of hi* ing little children, Mlae Cornelia and Quaeti at The Palm this week war* aa Master Fred, Jr., is visiting Mr. and with beat copper screens. Twenty bear­ follows: Prof. Wakefield of Cocoa, Mr. slater, Mre. K. L. Britt ing orange trees, pecan trees, about Frank Cowan sold ten scree situated Mrs. Huddleston on Buck Lake. Harold of Danis. Jaa. A. Kirkwood, fifty rose bushes and. other plant*. All n Fort Reed to W. W. Britt last week. Both services at the Methodist church T u r n » JSvane, Charlie Phillip* and Mr. In firatclaas condition and situated on Mr. Briaon of Celery avenue is pre­ on Sunday werF well attended. Ser­ Rhodes of Ortando, Mrs. Wm. Taylor His mon by the pastor In the morning, and Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence and M ia Addis Graaham of Geneva, paring to erect a fine new house. present house is being moved weet a few In the evening Herman Daniels preached section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ M k r Mary Dart o f Apopka, B. A. rods. a right good sermon. Geneva ahould be ter from deep well. Can also sell two Hodge* and Jamas Osteen of Christmas, other lota with poultry* yard and orange justly proud of her own. Ralph Allen of Beard all avenue Mias Cora Fielding and ML** Winifred trees, fine galvanized barn and garden Mra. C. A. Raulerson left for her home eaves for Kansas In a few days. McDonald of Jackson vide. adjoining. Will be sold at actual cost as In the north last Monday. E. I* Craig and eon leave for WlehlMr. Owtna, the sknployee of the new Bertie Pattishall, who haa been at­ my business ncccaaitates closer residence. railroad water tank laavns with Ms fam­ ta, Kansas June 2nd. . R. J. HOLLY We noticed In Friday’s Herald that tending school In 8anford la home for the ily Wednesday for Pennsylvania, « Herald Office. Rev. J. W. Wlldmtn will be here next«ummer. whWe be wm en joy hie vacation. Mr. Mr. Oscar Nicholson of Daytona vis­ Schmidt, who is to fill the Vacancy, has Sunday, June 2nd, ijutead of R*v. C. H. ited his mother last week. Summers aa announced. Leave Orders For Ice Cream already arrived and Is stopping far the Several young men from here and Any one wishing Ice cream on Sunday present at*F. M . Story's __ Che*. Steevor is the champion fish­ fiogt Reed are getting palmetto roots The Gate City House has brought down can hava It made and delivered by leav­ _ for shipment to Jackaonvflls tba h ilb cost of living. Only YVoO per in g , order* on Saturday at Maxwell's. erman of Chtdootaj having' caught tan orar near Lake Harney. week foe the flneet table hoard In tbs city. Latest improved machinery insures tty Me# trout in Lake Mill« Jo two 28 Jane 6th ia the date for tbs picnic to SeeParker. best of cream and quick delivery. 72-tf Harm W rou ght by Athletic« A atudy of 625 athlete* i.f '!.• ' re! a c a d e m y and training «< t , < • ten year« ending Urt y«*r »' * tw enty-one deaths. *li from <m - -r; tlon, eight from nervous dl«i-m«-> <* from ¿ICwuOl —¡i, 1. u 11 win heart ill* caao— heart trouble brought mi l>\ much running Football . iiw*.-.i ndeath. Hut worst of nil. siiimnt ' oth er COt athletes nre IK* » ! had « mr Ia 11y recorded Inju - posed to be brought about In .r One-third of the las hud trthe heart—sh rin k a g e of the • >• lo o s o valvee, fast and Irregului !•••* Ing of the heart and bnggtne** df Hi* heart In 16 of the 198 the Joint* of the leg* or arm s were out of order and 17 had cith er activ e or «1,.-i.'r.ic con su m p tion . Eleven had kliln«* ' • ease and 16 were aufTerer* from tvouanesa and stom ach trouble ''•••* York Presa. -What Mad* the 8qu Like Him' Prlnco Paul Tyoubetaky. th«< » Itor, ca rries a pet about with b:m Prlnco Troubetsky waa lunchlii* u* New York when one o f the company demanded that the p rince show tn«* others the animal that * « « »> hi* possession.. Forthwith the prim« t» the astonishment of the company pulled out of an inner pocket * iltt•*» squirrel. He aald that ten day* be fore, while in Cleveland, he had no tlced the squirrel In the street and had approached it. T o hi* «urprl**. instead of running away. It made to­ ward him and allowed him to i» k. it up. Later In the day be took It t" the park, where he wished to ret it free, but the squirrel would not te«»« him. Is Golf Scotch or Dutchf The origin o f golf, one or the mo«t popular pastimes In the United Klnc dom, has generally been ascribed t» Scotland. But this la a fallacy, late­ ly, however, it la asserted that It 1« to Holland we owe this game, and (hit it waa brought from Holland to Scot land. Fbr Instance, the name "i<’ir Itaelf la derived from the Dutch word Rolf, m eailng a bat or club. 'Tore' — the word shouted before drlrlng off — Is.derived from the Dutch word voor, meaning. In fron t From “ puttan"— the Dutch word to hole—we !•* our English word put; and niblick— the Scotch "knlbloch.” e k nob of wood — la derived from tbs Dutch knobb» lachtig, maiming knotty. - . ; »’ V. *-*" 5 f i v . , s? *. - j . A«- "l* » 1 ^\ A* t - - • I L ■ 3.vV - •*' �MU 31.1912 rut Enforcing the Law. . - New »paper Passes At the teaalon of the stutu lo^ilature of |a*t ycar there was an act passed making It unlawful for any person or pereon» to operato any hotel, boardjug home or reataurant within this gtatc without keeping all doors, windows and similar openings to dining rooms, kitchens or passageways between same aecurely screened with screen wire not (outer than twelve meshes to the inch. A penalty for violation of fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each offense ms prescribed, with the provision that each day's failure to provide such eatens should bo considered a sepa­ rate offense. • The object of this law is plain. It k well established now that files are the means whereby the Infection of typhoid fe w and of numerous other diseases Js conveyed and spread throughout > entire communities. The object of this Jaw is the protection of the people from this danger by preventing the file* that have access to all manneV of filth where the germs of disease breed from crawling over the food that Is about to be eaten and thus communicating the germs with which they are laden. This law has never received the at­ tention that It has deserved; it has never been enforced in anything like a thorough manner. The people of that State are eoJilleU.. to the prot«*etion provided in this act; and the state authorities are. at last taking action toward its rigid enforcement. Tampa Time*. Noted bird man Dead • Dayton, Ohio, May 30.—After a grim battle against helpless odds, Wilbur Wright, Dayton’s noted hirdman, died it 3:35 o’clock this morning of typhoid fiver Death came after the distin­ guished patient had lingered for day* and nights in the thrm-s of a burning fever. A narrative of Wilbur Wright'-* ca rrer is the story «if a man who folbiw fd the light of his dreams and contrived a machine for aerial navigation that aland* out n|>eetucuiarly among the wonders of a century of inventions. Wilbur Wright, with l* brother. Orville. dreamed of building a craft that would dart through th*- air wit!, the *(>«*-d of a hawk, that would defy the storm, that would transform tiein of wurfare and revolutionize meth od* of trans|Mirlutlon In tin- nine year* that followed tln-ir hr*t successful test .it kittyhawk, N. t.’ . they him* ***-n their ucroplune driven more than two mile* up into apace, have heard tiepurr of their machines a* they whirled on tia-ir way acruas the contini-ni ami have watched great crowds stand aghast in anticipation as a graceful biplane aoansl threateningly over the lighting mast of a gigantic warship, which might h*\r !>ccn sent careening to destruction by a l-omh from the tiny mai-iiini- iiovi-rii*ir a IHive it. SANFORD HERALD . "It is no longer possible to pick up u newspajwr and plan ones trip from tin* |»!t>lixh.*l schedules," remurk» Editor Hethrington iri the l-akcland Telegram. "There are only two or three newspn|M-rs m the State which publish any kind of schedule* In most instances one has not time to write to a distant city and secure f0|. dure of various railroads; the trip must lx- taken quickly.'* The Tele­ gram is dis|xncd to think that rail­ road» shluld be cnm|M-llcd to ndvertise their schedules, and-yet it would ire an easy matter to have them printed in the majority of the pa|>ers m the State. Just jilnce the publisher of a news|iu|H‘r on the same scale of honesty as the merchant or farmer, and the railroads and newspa|ters would exchange trans|H>rtation for advertising space, as they did in-fore the* legislators di-cidi-d to single out the publisher and say that barter was not barter when transacted by tiie editor and the railroad man. The The legislature could easily remedy thy matter, and the public would be iwnefitt.-d.** S IZ E MMi THE MrrUf»rn Monday al 7.30 p ni gin Imirim] Thratrc M XI Enn.i N U Ws Htuiais: Sec y te lls the I l f ) W S em in ole C h a p ter h o 2 .U rd e r ( a t t e r n Star Ideal Aucx E K iam .v Sr. y \ -----------------------------* Hava you tried the Sirrine House! 4th •nd Palmetto. It not get a meal ticket. U it tin witness.-, to im|M-ai*li tin- testimony •if I 'al i. I I f.nln.L- a defense wit«.*-*». in ( laude Allen trial. T hom as had testified that the first shot tired ill tlx Illli-Vlll. court him*«* tr.ig«*l> limi«- from a part of tin court room tar retiiov«*! from wln-re tin- de­ fendant *al. Nine men swore tliev wouldn't Im-Iii-v*- Tliomns on oatli i^rt» _ _21 mj . . • M ethods have FERTILIZER CO. ■ 'M I U nite B ro th e rh o o d o f C a r p e n te r » and Join era o f A m erica B P « r S a n fo rd l o d g e 1241 Stubborn Case Uni »nd Third Wrdnrvlny nl|ht. n*nar Kir*i *r*al l'«linrtto W l) Hun«». F. R. 0 I. Tang« Srrrflan HI«» V AllwfT Srt'rflan Srtjjh M Urtgrt Du f«to if you are one of (hose ailing women who suffer from any of Ihe timihirs s*i emmon lo women. Cardui is a builder of womanly strength. Composed of purely vegetable ingredients, It acts quickly on Ihe womanly system, building up womanly strength, toning up the worn.inly nerves, and regulating the womanly syitem. Cardui lias been in successful use for more than 50 years. Thousands of ladles hive written to tell of the benefit they received from it. Fry It lor your troubles. Begin today. (%>•!• Ulti* blf mon*7 fo lta «! | |hU«t ninnine IT I i l i I® Tll IAT10I MIO Ft*rf all! Ai Ua! Wiih wir« cabla drl»« «atout «ttArh u n ti and ad]u«Ubla IdUr Improtad rtrrl«*« «j'btnf d«Tka 1« Qiilck artlng «t.«l « lini« r («a l« In *11 «l«a« porLtbl# *nd «tatlonary V« bimIwF«« M4HM. ♦»*•*•»• iWtafla ki»M — ,91, *«a| •|11ia*ra, oig . rio« 4« f**»l«f «wl Wrtw f«.« , Itllgrr 4 ftylM Irta Work», Bai 15, M ieoa, 1«. vihVWvirrtf'WfiV'neA«««««««««m«>•■«««««mi >4 II 11A VIN (. puivligsr*l th« lauti l-----1 ilry liuMtir«« nf Hop h«r l will Le inumi al III» ulti (ilare nf liusiltc** in lite Mi.linp Hlnck. Will Ite pieavril In «In ynur wurk at lite fnllnwtii|* (>rt* r. 2 * ; ; 3 Vl 'ffr ta I *«I>m A 1vi«z>ry ( » « p t ^ C ^ t a j l t ^ f t lor S p t t u t InétruittKtna. and 64 f i x « b*>3t RegUuy. g ^ * 1^1 F x p e r l W i i l c ’ li 4’ i ' i Ml il or k ( iliiii milt-. «; Semi Your NNork lo Us mul Him- li \lleutl«-«l i Engraving. Clock.and Jewelry Repairing SANI GREENLEAF & C R O S B Y 1.0. Jewelers, Silversmith* and Importer* II West lia> Street Jacksonville Fl-mri.. MODERN MIRACLES an6 rC ^ ^ o f E U j ^ n . i i Cardu i Wo man’s Tonic IW U A N J V *■ Mav <av 4 4,,11UIX 011 Not Ire U heioby g h » « tfcat OrrU C Fla. »ho.Tii»J»a*iBry 18th. 1011. i J ^ ^ r Ä rntry. irtliL no. 07700, loir EH oi N WMan! V 4 » i»Nit d . —cl. S w H , Sec. d. T«r»n«hlp 20 S«Mth. Rg»ga 20-Ewit. Tallaha»»«** M nktU a. haa fllvd nollre ot Inleiitlon lo make fln«l rem muUlkxi proof, to retaMhh Halm 10 the land ahore deanited. W ox e the Clerk o( the Clrrull Cmifl at Orlando, n œ ld a »n the U th day of June. 1012 Claimant nam e**» wllnesae» lame* M Blown, of Ethel. Fla Ulyaaea S Brown, of Ethel. Fin Jerry M Breaaow, #f Ethel. Fla. ■jm was uhclef ill ft Ireafment of two doctor«," writ«« Mrs. R. L Plillllps, of Indian Y’glley, Va., "and they prt>nouncctl my ca*e a very atuhborn one, of womanly weak­ ness. I was not able to sit up, when I commenced to take Cardin. I used It about one week, before 1 saw much chaog«. Now, Ihe severe pain, that had bfccn In my side forycT«, has gone, and I don’t suffer at a!' 1 am feeling better than In a long time, and cannot «peak too highly of CarduL" - "T I O. O M I he Ijiy .«I Order of Muuae’ uiv*-t* rrerr frnl»> rkfnlni -il N 1H) I* VI in Engirt Mall, WrlUtrnr III a d ì and Putnam, and meager ri­ Ì Soil S lum , . I Oc ^ dirti* from hrevurd County, ( ’ongr*-**I lari! (inumi ami f’ Iratnl. 12 :c t man Frank ('lark, is leading his o p ­ Cullgrs ami t tifi». 2 ;c cadi » ponent. Sam J. iiilhurn, by I8h votes, > Get price* oh family washing according to the tabulation in T h e Met-? ro|Mili* olite«The totals show 11,654 for Clark ami il.Otiti for iiilhurn. Iacks.invili«- Moirojiolis. e* . tf-. », Ideal J A C K S O N V IL L E ............................................ FLORIDA WON (IE S FUL CUREB OF BLOOD POISON RHEUMATISM. SCROPULA AND STOMACH TROUBLES NEW DISCOVERY Leonard!-. B«o«>d E l-Ir Sold Und.^l'OOOOO Guarant.e That II Will Cur. Any B'nod Trout)1« nr Coat Not«'i>'0 •’H tt I. alnuiat lmpo.alt,l« l . overa.Mmg- ...........I "* "-“ " " f r,’,r n ' S u m m e r or W in te r ■ a ^ r r r r . r . ... r ; -v- . wecun sujijily your wants in ihe S i x I r T n t h / h o m a rtrea!monl of it., many «H««-*.... ' ‘r'e Automobile line If you want to rent A M otor f o r Any Purpose • "• h ; ................... «..■¡'■■“ « r x s i i we iire at your service with the ; K 5 f ,i r i i . ,r . s : £ r « s a very lie^t cars. We never sleep J e u b ! l a and all dt.en.ex »rt.lt.« from i...|..«rre 1.1« ««1 ........ . v« l«..i.. exon la If you ore m trouble roll us any th (. wonder working p' rl^ r0' ' ^ . T ^ . naturnl l a » - » h e r e ., , tho ramarkabl# hour of the night or tiny ^ »«« » power of ?eon.rdC . Ittood KMx.r to e„A- I.I.hmI ............... . ------ •avr» from . batur Sanford Machine & Garage Company P H O N E 331 without Iminodlaiel) F. R. Nerrell & Co. •*j * COMMISSION MtRCHANlS 172 W So. W ater St. _______ t Southern F ruits & Vegetables ,v , h.-a.la. he I* n aymp*- lmpororlahment of i he J*'” ®'1 . ,,, f , hp,„ (rm,i,le» hy aotno modicln* people , ' hln.kp 'i r .y( , ! y i , | , t ? o f . h o h . " l ) are on the w ro .R track. In that <it»ref«rdi re ^ or P„.„ r r h ««nd (retting the (wilaon out o f tha curing d U e . ^ MVe rh ...... , , „ „ to purlf) tho blood. re«u la a ^ ^ r v e . Chlcaio. Ill * r . o r ' e n 'o ^ i .l a p p oU u -n d build up...... .. .. .d vigor o f t h . w h o l. ■yatetn. „ « rf«rt health, try n bottle of l^<u»ardl'a Dlood E2lxlr If you - r e not In P effect’s. It la »old undor a $1000.00 «uarante* » n<,f y.®Uw7,i P!,'r T .,h T UtVirt Trouble or tire purcLaoa price o f th* flrat botlU i,Ul b l r . L a . " ThS . . . .. I - . . I " --"»»r f... m «U . For Sale By Win. G. Aldridge, Sanford. Florida GIVt US A TRIAL SIIIPMLNI CUT i Take MENDENHALL’S j cm...,,., C h ill a n d F e v e r T o n i c , a s 44-a g e n e r a l t o n ic f o r tir e d Romos, - « 2 lo « 4 per doxon ] J L ily o f W»II«V. «tp e r d o x o n -; All Ordar* Raealva Prompt AMant.oe M I L L S . Tho F lo r i s t , Inc. ►♦♦♦•a fe e lin g a n d m a la ria * »il j L — >* , . ve. -l -jW» - F L O Vy/E R S (1 par d o t . $ 3 per dog. -I- E a s ie r L illie s . •,. K! 1 and IDEAL FERTILIZERS S a n ford l o d g e , h o 6 2 . r h A M It. E Totar Mai ter, M. W. Lovell, Secre­ tary. Communication «very Brat and third Thur»day» at 7:30 p. m. VUilIng brother» welcome. È I With complete returns from (our » teeri nf the eight«*-»! c«iuntli*« in the £ SiH-oiid < ongressional district, almost E complete r«-turiLs from St Fun«'. Palm { 1 rank < lurk W ins T5-W-8tp It also gives Martufftcturrr« ot I'he eom(.nxiuce<l Tom Watson in Trouble s m n »in i * Macon, Oa., May 30.— Thomas E. I è r f nIf \ ( / Watson, of Thompson, editor of the r m i t u /*» Il 1 Jeffersonian and Watson's Magazine, WJJ n 1711 1 ft.'N » i n t i l i <<«\if.A’ ( / may have to answer to the United i l i i l m i 1. K 1 lift States Court on’ the ciiarge of sending t 1 1 K 1 » « * A/ ' * obscene matter through the mails in COM 1 * / / VI / 1 *» k connection with tho publication of an HI MSI W 5 U i * Il article attacking wbat Mr. Watson s o l i l i 1 \\i II 1 tt t rails, the Roman Catholic hierarchy. J c L p V ft 1 L e Post-office inspectors who took some of the copies from the m&ils have sub­ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD mitted that matter to United States Dis­ ID EPÎTS11S INSURED AGAINST LOSS J trict Attorney Alexander Akerman, and he haa had the matter under investiAVON SAVINGS I*rion_ ior_trm al_ day*. Mr. Akerman M. at. s m it h , rrv # ______ atated this morning that he had as yet N . R. S T E V E N S , V -P r a » . come to no definite conclusion in the M. E. Tt)LAS, C«»hl»r caae but would announce his decision to-day or tomorrow. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR I * «'.* * \ V . U i Land om re »1 CaJnvgvillv. Fla J Wire From Clark Frank Clank wired Sanford late yeaterday that ho would win by at least WO votes. This race was one of the moat exdting that haa been polled ofli in Florida in several years. S- anti W H Y S in te re s tin g W ILSON & TO O M E K P h oen ix I od g e h o 3. K o f P STRENGTH! . F e rtiliz e rs Meet« »could amt fourth Monda)« VUilIng kntghl« alwaya wetyurae 1“ C llulrhinoon C ( Fell« S Frank. K R and S C H IL L T O N IC • / G R 0 V -E . inadc the banner crops ol the S tate. C elery City A erie IB 3 J Meeting» ftfal and third Tueatlaya Inevery month Hall In Welhorne Black. third flour W E N - D E N - H A L L ’S :-------------- r tk)OK FRUIT AND VINE FORMULAS. Mretirvrry wx*m*J an<| fourth Friday 10 month Every one »ho hai »ern hi* Slar In tile Fall are cordially Invited lo vIall (he chapter Witness to fie Imprarhed Old Fsvorili-r* nrc Here With tin- Maddox Field I'la-.er* .it lie- Star Theater this w«*-k are lie- ohl favorites that formerly played hwereW favorites that formerly played here with the Parks Dramatic Co., and nil of them Best for Malaria, Chilis are well known anil well liki*I by the Fever. Guaranteed, People of this city. The work of t lii*tumpany of urtists is just a little l»*tti r Ihati the theuter going |M*iple of Sanford ' -H . «ai h»\i- been getting ut the liigiu-r jirice* an*i the popular prices (trevailing at th. Star liave ntt rac Led large crowds l<> the owning of the summer season. •The Star hns been rightly named the Fresh-Air Theater and tin- people can be assured of flrat class uttrudtions at THE living price« and u well ventilnterl theater where you can onjoy the play 'P o in t in sollcj comfort. See the MachloxFleld players at the Star. "— FREE fu ll (I e s c rip tio n o f our lin e ol I In- world's ris oni* for 100 miles Monro« Chapter So 11 K A M was smashed by DePultna, who was Mccti ever» $r\rtod and fourth Thursday III yet in the Inni at that jioint. He net Maaonk Hal) over Imperial Theatre VltHInj mmpankwit welmcne. A W Klnj. Iluth Rrleat. a new mark. 1:13:01, over Tetzlnff's W fc. IlnuthoUler. Sec’jr old record of 1:14:20. Jo«- Dawson National |K)iindod into second (ilace. S|-«•ni i r Wishnrt t.xi tlnrd, witii II ucuHrow n N.iinm.il next III LAIE S-f M A T U R IT Y to a c itru s grow er at this season. Sanford lodge *o 2 7. I tl I) f r u t FOR OUR PAYING II SANfORD LODGES - EAR LY Ilf Indianapolis, Imi., M a y 30. s-m l* of motor enthusiasts from all parL* of the country gathered at th 1ndiutiiipolla s|K*-dway yesterday to witness the greatest event in the auto­ mobile world Tin- second annual ruli­ ning of Hu \inern-aii .’ion mile *wi*-|i *t like* riu*e \ ,i M ay Illoliwe.'ilth s attorney - D U A L IT Y Sanford Local Union No 1731. U. B of C and J A meet« every Tfnmday night al 7 n'rhrk In the Eagle«- Ujll ^ W O Singletary president. <>» T hou- Luto Itares Start w >t hex die, •TP SUMMER ' FERTI LI ZERS : j«cliaonvilla florida «» 4 - �in - .. it Way 31. iet? means abolish THE SANfORD m » £ aacond f f Lprimary « *If such la poaalble and •WiiVi IT W IL L PLAY REAL BALL tha (raatest bora of tha primariaa will Sandspur League Will Open Season On Naxt Thursday Sanford and Orlando have com­ ------ Q-----pleted arrangements for a series of gomes Cheap Rate to Palatka to be played commencing June 6th and The round trip rate to Palatka, tickyta closing Auguat 30. Three games »ill on sale June 18 and 19, from Sanford la be ployed each week, on Thursday in one $2.66; final limit of return, not later than d ty and Tuesdayi and Fridays in tho midnight June 26th. Palatka la ar­ other dties each week, except that tho ranging to entertain a big crowd on this games for tly first and second wwks of occasion— the annus! meeting of the Juna shall be played as folio»»: June Florida Preee Association. Any one can 6, 11 and 14 at Orlando, June 7, 12 and take advantage of theae rates. 16 and July 10 at Sanford. On July 4th two games will be played at Orlando on tho basis of 60 per cent of the gate re­ Picnic at Enterprise ceipts to the winner and 40 to the loeer. A group of Sanford ladies ladened with A great point agreed upbn is that no baskets of goodies took the 10 o'clock team shall hire any player or pltyem ot ferry for Enterprise, where they were met the other team without the written con­ by Mrs. A. W. Brown and taken to her sent of the manager of team the player is home, and enjoyed a real old fashion­ ed picnic, In honor of Mias Maggie Hart leaving. Five hundred dollars per side has been of Orlando. posted and In esse tbe agreement is vio­ After luncheon was over all joined in lated tbe $600 is forfeited. a game of bridge. Mrs. Brown made These ironclad rules will guarantee a the highest score and Mrs. Barnes the fight to the finish and the fans can be next highest, esch winning a box of can­ assured that tbe season of 1912 will be dy. a record.breaker In ball Paying »nd at­ ThCSrpresent were Mm. W. D. Holden , . . Mrs. R: L. Hughes, Mrs. Cruse Barnes, tendance. - Let everybody assist the home team in O F. Smth Mr. Format Lake M il every way possible and then watch the Mias Maggie Hart, Mrs. A..W . Brown, home guard root Mm. Fitts and.Mm. Hart. ltr tr y turili and Iridar M oratodB y havo baan abolished. THE HERALD PRINTIN G COMPANY ■. J. H OLLY. Editar W. M .H AYN ES. Buainass Manaler rlatíanFrUa. sa.00aYearInAdvaaca Drihrarad la Dm CUy by ca n ta r » 2.00 par yaar adraaca or XOe par m onth, la adtaaoa m ust ba m ad* a t o tt ItOS. attha m a il m a tta r A ngari U a t Sanford. D ark!a. A ct o f M arch 3rd . 187» OSes la Harald B atutas iN a. Ml If Frank Clark is defeated in this race and only the official count will tell, he cam thank Sanford for taring Orange county. Sanford lmowi who trill do the beat for her. . ------ 0 -----Three men in the race in the first pri­ mary usually spells success for the seoond man and results usually bear out the truth of the statement This ia playing politics with a vengeance. ----- O----Sheriff Kirkwood makes the an­ nouncement that ha has no ill feeling against those who voted against him. Sanford can now feel perfectly safe in at­ tending a ball game in Orlando. ' — -0 -= ^ Now that politics is a thing of the past let every public spirited dtiien buckle doam to the task of building s tourist hotel. There is nothing as important for 'Sanford as this hotel and the sooner the people hare realise t|iis fact the bet­ ter for all of ua. — O------Let's all quit this everlasting grind and go to raising cattle. B ed sold in New York yesterday at 13 7 * cents whole­ sale. Tho poor down trodden .con­ spired against farmer who has s few beef cattle to sell finds it mighty hard to keep up his grouch and appearances of pov­ erty these days.— Lakeland Telegram. ----- 0----Charlie Hand ought to be a proud man today although he was defeated for Sher­ iff. Ho made a dean campaign free from mud dinging and tbe magnifi­ cent vote polled by him in his home la a living testimonial of the respect In which he ia held by his fellow citizens. He should also be proud of the vote ho received In Orlando, where his friends rallied nobly to his banner. ON THE WATER WAGON Now ia the time to take up the water question again. The heated term la upon us and the bath tub looks more in­ viting than It might in winter time. We want pure water for drinking purposes. We want dean water for the bath. We want more water and water all the time and the only way to get it will be for the d ty council to stiffen their backbone and have the W’ ater Co. to drive deep wells and use the tank system. Meantime it would be well for the people ai Sanford to express their opinion on this matter and It la an Important one. You dtItens accustomed to have a poor water •service so long that the habit seems to have grown on you and any kind of old water is good enough. Expi yourself! Mr. I-ake won’ t bite you or shut your water off. ------O------A GOVERNMENT BUILDING Win or lose in this primary Frank Clark has promised Sanford an appro­ priation of 110,000 for a site for a fine government building and wo can reason­ ably expect this to bo given as soon as be returns to Washington. Frank has also given ua the assurance that our river channel would be deepened and with the outlet into Indian River that is con­ templated Sanford will be the Venice of America, as far as water fadlitiee are concerned. Sanford rolled up the. fine majority for Clark because the people who have always voted for him are sat­ isfied with his stewardship and they realized the dirty fight being waged against him by the land sharks of the east coast. We do not expect tbe many good things coming to ua as a reward for supporting Frank Clark in the second but because Frank Clark has always been our friend. , ----- 0----Second Primary a Mistake , Résulta in tho second primary are con­ clusive evidence that a candidate can hardly expect a fair daaj by having a second primary. . Tbe next legislature should change tbe election law and have but one primary election—a result . that would give the best man the main chance and save all tbe candidates money. A second primary is only a prolonging of the agony and is not a fair tost of thé strength of tbe remaining candidates. Tbe bc*6 man should re­ ceive the highest number of votes in one primary and be declared winner. The biggest mistake of the whole primary system ia tbe second primary and was probably framed by a newspaper man who ’needed a little, extra money lor <+ -z_______________ CELEBRATE BRIDGE OPENING At The Big Tent Dig Picnic WUI Be Given At Drawbridge Besides the regular services each day; On June 6th 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. there will be the A» stated some time ago the good following special services during the people of this section are anxious to show next few days. their appreciation of tho new ¿ ’rawFriday Night.—Sermon: subject, " T bridge recently built at the Geneva FRID AY N IG H T-Serm on, subject: crowing, and next Thursday, June 6th, 'The Home.'' Mr. Bass requests that every family fn Sanford come to the ten« * ? lcnic wl1\ thc f°°* ° [ Geneva avenue In the shady at this rime snd sit together. ~ ° « * T» BVenuo ln the 8hady rPCC“ « ° f Beck Hammock. Everybody is «sup­ There will bo no services Saturday. posed to join In this festal occasion and SUNDAY AFTERNOON at Star politics over all the good people of East Theater, 3:30 o’clock, a special service Orange can mingle together and discuss for men ami boys only. Subject Mun­ measures for the benefit of this end of hood. the county. Full particulars will be TUESDAY, 10 a. m. Mother’s ser­ given in Tuesday's issue of the Herald vice. Let all wear a white (lower or and meantime refuse all dates for next, white bow in honor of Mother. At Thursday, for on that date we will all this service, the music will be in charge gather together for an old fashioned hi of the children's choir organized by Mr. ket picnic, and it is whispered that may­ S5ap!cton. be Joe Cameron would arrange for a bar­ WEDNESDAY, 4 p. m., at the Meth­ becue with a nice fat steer for the pitcr odist Church. Service for women and dt reiiilanet. At any rate get your girls only, subject: "T he Modern Wo­ chickens ready and come prepared to man." spend one day sway from the cares qf business and politics. Criminal Court Criminal court convened In Orlando Wednesday morning. Judge Warlow presiding. The following cases havy been disposed of : T. L. Grifflrh, assault and battery; $60 or 60 days on road. Alexandrine Johnson, using obscene language; |5 or 30 days. Richard W. Ware, aggravated assault; six months. Harry Miller, concealed weapons; bond estreated. Will Starke, carrying pistol; J50 and cost. Simeon Smith, petit larceny; three months. George Roberts, carrying concealed weapons, $100 or 30 days in Jail. Luther Newton, forgery; guilty in second count One year in Jail. Tho following are the juror»: -F. E. Elbe. C. C. Crawford, W. H. Foster; H. H. Deane, L. J. Buchanan, I,. A. Detwiler, C. F. Ktuta, W. W. Rum G. B. Reddltt, B. J. Newton, G- B Davids and W. A. Irvine. Court is still In session. SWAT THE PLY Because You Can Kill A Thousand Files With One Blow Today Now as the good old summer time seta in the files that have lived through the hard, cold winter begin to make themselves noticed. All of the files are awake and moving now ready to produce million» of file» for the mmmer crop. The flies of the summer and fall the files that are to spread disease and keep disease alive, the flies that go out of doors to the piles of filth and bring disease germs to the food that your children eat—millions and hundred! of millions of flies—will be born from the few files that have lived through the winter, and that struggle now to get out end begin their favorite Industry- oT fly raising. Every fly that you kill now is a thousand or more flies killed, declared the Atlanta Georgian a few days ago. Every fly destroyed today meana so much leas distribution of disease through the coming summer. When you destroy one fly living today you destroy a thousand flies that would live later. And when you destroy a thousand flies that would live later upu prevent' the distribution of mlllio; disease germs by the thousand flics. Be a fly killer, active and reUbtfaae. -E x . DISTRIBUTORS Steinway & Sons Melilin Behr Bros. ’ Mathushek “Crown” t Story & Clark! Köhler & Campbell - Haines Bros, and Fischer P I A N O S AND The o =f= Send for Catalogues, P rices and Terms John A. Cunningham J A C K S O N V IL L E FLORIDA w THE FACTS IN THE CASE ARK that you ran pirk out a f arm just to your liking If >..u rare to look over the line properties ar have now upon nur hook» Thrrr are some SPLENDID sN U'.N that that are aure to meet with )<>ur re­ quirement». We are dealer« is farm land» nnd hut -ell and rtrhangc propertie-. Ii »ill I* to your advantage lo know u- »hith­ er you wl»h lo tiu> or -ell JIOWAKD-PACKAKIi I \M> in Sanford. I lot IiIh QUALITY Amtoristed Charities The first meeting of the Associate! Charities of Sanford is called for 4:30 p. m. next Sunday at the Star Theater. At that time it is .proposed to adopt the constitution and to elect officers and dir­ ectors for the coming year. The mem­ bership committee, Messrs. C. H. I.efflpr and B. F. Whitner, Jr., are at work this week and hope to have two hundred membership names on their list by the time the meeting is called Sunday. Hut do not wait for an invitation. This work belongs to every citizen of Sanford. Como out Sunduy and take a hand in putting this fine organixation on its feet (.K<X ( KIES at qua ntity prnr» are what wr offer By that we mean *»• sell >«>u the very lx*st of table in-i e-Mines and dainties at verv near whiilrsilcprkts Put u$ lo the le.sl vtiih ,i inal order. You’ll find the qualiiv <>i your rat­ ing better while the o>st will [* very m uch less PAY CASH and S AVE MONEY. Peoples Cash I*Grocery One I'm » Ih*i s,tutord floridi first S trict W A N T E D -1“UUY‘bags'".. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID G E O . B. IV E Y Notary Public • All kind« of Legal -Paj>ers, Deeds, Mortgage*, Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L. U. Benefit Society. The best and cheapest Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Office In Coats building, 2nd end Pal­ metto. Tomato Crates Tomato Wraps Quality Superior. Terms Cash' N. 11. DEANE first St. and Oak. Phone 25S 70-tl »; 0. » «.» Cor BAG C O M P A N Y Im porters o l B u rlrp — M anufacturers of s ll Kind« ol H«f« J A C K S O N V IL L E , . . . . , . •' ■ \ Earnestness Above AIL Borne happy talent, and somo fo r lunate opportunity, may form the two aldee o f tho ladder on which some men mount, but tho rounds o f that ladder must be made o f stuff to stand wear and tear; and there la no substi­ tute for thoroughgoing, ardent and sincere earnestness. Never to put one hand to anything on which I cpuld throw my whole self; and never to af­ fect depredation o f m y work, what­ ever It wae, I find now to have been any golden rules.—Devld Oopperfteld. . . . SOUTHERN STATES m>M F L O R ID A ^ E g W V W W U V W W V V V V V W tfV W W U T V V V W W W W ^ K V v V v V v Y ^ 8acred Sights Uncovered. Excavations at Nazareth In Pales­ tine have uncovered the spot on which stood the carpenter's workshop of Jo­ seph, husband of Mary, ’ mother of Jesus. The Franciscan monks, on whose property the discovery was made, have bought all the adjoining buildings, and intend to erect a mag­ nificent temple to mark the sp ot It la also believed that the spot where Christ’s transfiguration took place has been found. It la an ImposlQg rough, hewn rock, resembling an ancient aV tar. •i All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought anti rcspondcncc Solicited . THE . . S ) NEW„BLEND . . FOR - • Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement in the nrt of roasting nnd blending. Nothing Like It wE v e r.« Before Offcrod. * t DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent tof­ fee on the market to-day. Cut» down the coat °* living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment. 1 lb . c a p s , 2 0 c e n ts . ■— 1 -2 i b . c a n s , 1 0 c e n t » A S K • YO U R G R O C ER■ FOR _________ IT —n. j P ack od E x clu a lv o ly b y C H E E K -N E A L CO FFEE CO. PLAN -gi AT Naahvilk. Taoo J»ckw>n«>ll*. FIs. H ouston, Texas ¿*4* - I* ' �1%u * ! May, 31 1912 i ng SANfORD~HCRALD Edward I>ane is homo frmji Stetaon, where he hoa been attending the punt collegiate year. * D. L. Thraahcr will occupy u front of­ fice in the Herald building for hia life in­ surance business. •Tenney Deane haa accepted a ?x>sition with the Firat National Dank in the col­ lection department. - Miaa Irene Brady returned from De­ Sanford Stand I'nltrd -------fe n d yesterday after finishing a teach­ The Herald is proud of Sanford and ers' course on piuno at Stetson Univer­ every mortal In it. The very thing that sity. the editor has been weeping team of [/ Mm. S. O. Chase delightfully enter- blood about for the past four yearn taint*! the boys of her Sunday school has come to pass. vix. a united Sanford class I uesduy by taking them in uuto- The way the |>eop|p of this city were mobiles to DeLeon Springs for n day's united on Charlie Hahd was good to outing. |he boys are louil in their behold and it is a safe 1**1 lhat in the praise of Mrs. Chase as hostess. future Sanford will I** able to put one arrnan in the way of great accomplish­ K ’ ^ m . Ada Alley, who has l***n the gui*st of her sister, Mm. D. G. Wagner, ments. A unites! effort will accomplish for the lost several months has gone to wonders and Sanford should never, at­ Kissimmee to visit the Doneguns, after tempt any great achievement, utility the whid^shc* will I*? the guest of friends in spirit on unity prevails: Sanford ^feople Daytona for n short time and then go to have gulled off some wonderful feats in the past when all wen* of one mind I ennesare for the summer. working harmoniously together hut in . Mm. R. J. Holly, of Sanford, is in the!, Utter times jioliUcs of the small variety city tor a few days the guest of her sis-, have served to split the dty into factions Gray Hush and force of mechanics were here yesterday getting new cam for the Orlando garugc. v w ^ ,10maJ,•of We9t I)uval strw‘l Be sure to attend the Associated u . A* th.e; wife of th<' ,Hli“ ,r "f Charitiea meeting at the Star Theater, at 4:30 next Sunday afternoon. in Jacksonville. -Times-Union. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Monroe are resid­ * Henry McLaulin, the well know n ing in their town house again after a jeweler, of Sanford, presented the Bank years residence down on tho farm. of Oveido with a handsome eight day ionl iorever WANTS K. Dr. Oliver J . Miller, who h u recently out of town people attended the open­ 10?-$____ ing of the Country Club Wednesday, and seventy-five automobiles were par­ ked on the grounds. It was a history event in Orlando. The reception and general out door celebration In honor of the opening was held in the afternoon, from three thirty o ’clock on, and at night the Mr. Jamea Robert Holland, better members, and a few invited guests, known as "B ob” of Sanford, spent yes­ held an informal dance. terday In the d ty Looking after the in­ terests of his friend,Mr. Hand. Mr. Mrs. Geo. Dickinson will open a sum­ Holland has been very ill for the past week, but la again able to burn the road mer school in the grammar school build­ between Sanford and Orlando.— R e­ ing, June 10. Pupils received from any grads. porter-Star. spring Hats are now 0 ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in hound, stitched, welt or raw. edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dented. i ‘ *‘ »1 would never coalesce on any »ucject. Now thnt we are together let nothing come lietwren us and our idea of a greater Sanford and a united San- There are Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic Boys, for your next pompadour try an clock'last week. "M ac" carries a full­ PLANKS AND OTHERS Albert Gramling haircut. We do it line of everything known to the jewelry The old rellabe Plqnks Chill 'Tonic Is ri^ht. 113 Railroad avenue. 77-fri-lf , trade and has a reputation for his Guaranteed to drive out Malarin to cure fair dealing.- Oveido Advance. The revival services that are being Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money held by Rev. Baas in the park are being back if it doe* nit- 25c and 50c per bottle Our Sentiment* well attended each night and morning. Ask your Druggist.v • fri-tf The second primary is over. •Now ; The roof is being placed on the Miller it is up to the committee to furnish an ! bakery building on Magnolia avenue and itemized report of receipts and expen­ Notice Good farm and boggy horse for sale this new enterprise will soon lx* going full ditures. We will publish it without nod two milk cows with calves Apply lo swing. runt to anyone. Please send it in The' Thomas E Wilson 58-lf John F. Harrison leaves tomorrow for Secretary-Treasurer says he will make S "NX IT" Paper Hanging done first class Fayetiiville, N. ‘C. where he will s|>end report to committee, and it is up to manner. Best screens for windows and the summer looking after his interests the committee to make report to the doors. Keep out (lies and disease. Roofing and guttering, l-et me figure C. A. Smith, public, und tho public is waiting. there. Phone229. 76-tf Please give it to ua.—Oveido Advance. rear 815 Park Ave. Material la being hauled for extensive Tor a good table and home cooking come improvements that will la* made on the to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals Rates Had Tho Time of Their l.lfr $5 |**r week 24-1f residence of H. W. Herndon on Park The "Tim e of Their Life" at the Ini Wade, tne Tuner. Orlundo. tf avenue. |**rial lust Wednesday was well rendered Five or six dime» of "tititi" will break Five hundred memla*m for A.-uua-iun-d und well patronized und the Hull Associ­ any case of chills und fever, it act» on Charities in Sanford is the mark tho ation realized a nice sum from the sale the liver l**tti*r than < ulomel und d<**» membership has set for itself Have you of scats. The cost was up to the stan-ínot gripe or sicken joined yet? dard and although many had alreudy One and two horse wagons wiih celery David Caldwell, S. A Irwin and son, witn<*ss**i the production at tin* High flared side bodies nl lInderwood's fri-7-tf Claire, "B aby" Bell, of Monroe and School uuditorium they were unxious to Gn* engine reiwtirs Sanford Machine Jack Imboden went fishing on the We- see the j**rformance repeated und enjoyed A Garage Co fn Uj if kiwu yesterday. it fully us much. The synopsis and cast All kinds of rrimir work Saulotd Mu of characters have already txsm given m qhltir & Gurngr I'u fti IN if y Harry Wilson. Juek Vaughn and the Herald and needs no repetition. Bring vour old tires in Sanford Mnrhmr Ciuude Howard start«*! out for mystery They rule all to the good for amateurs. & Garage Co. for vulcanizing fn tH if iatke yesterday und tile) claim to have Autoes and cnrrluge painting ul Uu caught several fish. derwiM*)*! First class work fn I tf Building Operation» We urr c<|mpi»*d lo handle yout tepmi Nolly Tolar and Ralph Stevens re Tfie ***usoli of 1912 lulls fair to Im* .i work Sanford Machine A Garage Co turned Wednesday from the l nivorally moat prosjMTou» one in the building line fritfttf of North Carolina, where Wiry have Ix-en in Sanford und ulready there un* many Hub-My-Tism will cure you. taking a vacation. bouse» and store rooms being built 7&-Fri-l.'lt Aside from the new buildings there are v M r. and Mr» M Fleischer .»lid Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 75-Fn-15t family left for their home lh New York many changes lieing made in property Mr. Fleischer intends to visit the West and improvements being made all along tin* line Should the deal for the new to arrange liuameaa for next fall tourist hotel go through at once the work , [ Mr. and Mm. David S|>oer have moved would start in the early fall and give | to the city from Geneva and are com- i employment to a smull army of men fortably locuted in the Steven** lion*»* ISanford is certainly going some und a|e All Local Advertisement« Under This corner of Park und Third str»*et |»*npt to lx* a lively cftr)«e Mentilo* Ih ree Cents a l In« r neh la iu r I Mrs. Ernest Mot lung and children three oc four large famished roim* Small Blaze tcwlcrday left on Wednesday for their home in with bath anil pantry for rent during The department wu*> culled out >••»Jacksonville, after a pleasant visit to Mr Mltf Pulsuinmri at reasonable term« t'ereday morning uIhiuI nine %Tl<x*k by metto avenue. 87 if und Mrs. Dingee of Sanford Height» ''Big Ben” ut the water works blowing For Sale or Rent—Eight and one bull The Fernald Hardware Co. iq putting the fire ularm und a hasty scramble uji ocres on Celery Ave, between Cameron up tanka this week for Harry Kent und Oak avenue disclosed the shingles on ond Bcnrdnll avenues. All tiled and in R. J. Holly on Sanford Heights and water tire on the FernaldVottage occupied hy good condition Two (lowing wells and good barn Apply lo J N Whitner. San­ will soon flow up hill und gi*>d water M. Frank. The lire truck uszxl the ford. Fin . or Nelson Gray. 8 llnrrison St . at that. 76-Ulc chemical with gixxl effect and the Ipte New York City / Table Irourd at 'Its K I. Jones', one arrival** on the scene were visibly dis- Ashton Thigpen hn» arrived m the block from First street, on Park avenue uppointed by* not getting a look in ut * city much to the gratitioation of tus many 78 tf Score another triumph fur frienda and especially tlx* fair r«*x big blaze Wanted—Mrs Woodburn. Ill I Boatilrrs He will assume hu former |M»aiiion at the the auto brigade 76-ttp W Third St •Sanford House. For Sale— Refrigerator, ice cream freerA party of Sanford |**ople‘ alluruh-d er. gas range, chairs, etc NOI Elm Ave J. B. Pope expects to liuild a store 76-2tp the grnduutmg exercises of the Orlundo room near hia residence on Sanford For Sale—2 Boar and 3 sow pigs, now High School lost night, complimentary Heights and open- a first cla-w grocery five weeks old. from good regisrered to Miss Ethel Sharpe, one of the grad­ grade Berkshire stock. Will sell for $5 not only for profit but the convenience uates who had l>een a member ot the each, or the bunch of five for $'20 Apply of hia neighbors. 1912 class of the Sanford High School to Leonard Vlhlen, R. F D. I. Sanford. The committee on organization haa before coming lo Orlando last No- Fla. Tfi-fijc been at work this week preparing plans vemher. The party* was comjrowd of For Sale—Two fresh Jersey cows. F N for the new Associated Charities of Misses Lillian Higgins, Mary and Mil­ Estridgc. Cameron avenue, R. F. D. 3. 75-3tp Sanford- Come out and act on their dred Haskins, Elizalieth and Munson.W Wanted—Work by three men. Any kind report next Sunday afternoon. dreti Haskins, Elizalieth Musson, Ber­ of labdr. Mike Steif, R. F D 3. 75-3p Mias Brainc expects to leave tomorrow tha Packard, Josie Stumon, Lucy Whit­ For Sale—Two Berkshire sows with Tor Orlando where she lias accepted a tier and Messrs. Clarence Mahoney and pig». J. O. Tabor. R. D. 2. 73-3p position with the Rush Garage und Carl Roumillat, former classmates of For Rent—Hihi*c of six rooms on Fourth Automobile Co., Herald Square will Miss Shurpe und Mr. and Mrs. Rossiter, street between Magnolia ank Palmetto miss this little lady and her genial smile. Mr. and Mr». R. !.. Peck und Miss Helen ; avenues, recently vacated by I). G. WagPeck. Miases Mel Whitner. Annie 1*** ner. Apply to E. H. Herndon, city. 75-if W. H. Wright left yesterday (or Ocala Caldwell, Essie Purdon, Margaret Da­ For Sale—Five bushels A No. 1 velvet to attend the unnaul meeting of the vis and Messrs. Harold Long, David and bean seed. W. W. Dresser, R. F. D. No. poatoffice clerks. Mr. Wright is the Wideman Caldwell.—Reporter-Star. Three. ?3-3tp popular clerk at tho money order window For Sale—Sweet Potato, plants Red In "ou r” postoffice and Is nover wrong, / Orlando Country d u b Providenc. best kind. $130 per thoualways Wright. Fully three hundred Orlando and «and. Rex Packard. Ronte 2. or phone become associated with Dr. N. deV. Howard, has rented the property of Mr. B. J. Starling, No. 321 Magnolia avenue, for the summer and will retain the telephone number listed In the tele­ phone directory under the name of Mr. Starling. UR . We can- show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? .FRANK Clothier and Men s Furnisher SANFORD Select aShoe a reputation for c omfort, style and ser­ v i c e — o n e t h a t w ill g iv e entire s a t is ­ fa c tio n . Your money’s worth in ■-V* (fill The T rop h y f l Tta b u n Call <fcn;oo ^ ........................ Medium Round Toe, Locc if you want . . « j ) 0 — —itx reliability u unquestioned. E. G. DUCKWORTH Feet F itte r T e le ph on e 6 9 . S a nford , F lorida Are You Alive? j* To iIn* furl tluii now ¡n (he lime i<» takeout n |x»licy in a reputable Life Insurance ( oinpuiiy YOU M A Y B E D E A D ! Today. Tomorrow. Next Yeiir. ami your _ family not provided for You ore doing them tin injustice. Mhhl ME I ACE TO FACE and lei me explain till the principal points about the l>est life insurance jHilieies. D. L. TH R A SH ER 80-tic For Sule—Two of my fine truck forma Levi Ulnfocd. 57-tf Ten acres of good land for sale at a bargain. Three acres cleared ond crop­ ped last season. All under fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given sway. Particulars ot Herald Office. W. H. Underwood now has a first clast horse sltoer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature Yout horses can be assured of the best kind of work In this line. See Underwood when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf For Rent or Share Cropping—My celery farm located on French avenue, Sanford, for the coming seaaen. Addreaa. Cecil Gabbett at the Robbins Nest. , 71-if F L O R ID A . r Omer in Hkkai n B in’,. SANFORD. FLORIDA fl v ts A 25c W ant Ad. in The Her will Rent Your House For You For Engraved Cards See The 9: m ■ uà �V**T ■ H fil ri il : May 31.1011 flic «ANC0B0:nt(i»ia ? v' '".W /» ' I m IN W H IT E OR C O L O R S ^ D O L L A R W IW E TY -E IO H T W om en and Children, for 1 Plain or Coat Styles . Up to $1.00 Values............... . $ 1.98 Value« up to $4.00, Men, ♦ r.* Sale of M en's Shirts • •» , T H E BOSTON STORE W atch the W indows! >•- _ „ . O FFER S FOR THIS W E E K ’S SPECIALS 1I In a big range of colors and styles. I Calicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Chambrays, Etc. and styles, 8 to 10 cent values Beauties at 50c We say 25c | a- 'TU RK ISH BATH TOW ELS 2 W-yard l.ace Curtain. In white and ecru, $1.50 value For 08c- C H IL D R E N ’S H O S E BED SPREAD S Heavy and light weight, in coarse or fine rib, black, tan and colors. 25 cent values In very pretty Marseilles patterns, n crochet Spread that is worth $125, 1 Q a Only 79c . sale price lotr - lo C •** \ ALL W O O L S E R G E 9 -4 P E P P E R E L L S H E E T IN G / 35c seller ’ PARASOLS The kind so much used for sailor suits, skirts, eta The 75c kind PrettVwdflsiilwd JkUwiunJiandles, steel rod with florin top, $1.50 values Only 47c Choice 98c 3 « IN. BLEACH SHEETING ’ ‘ S t ? ” 10c T O W E L S 5c • 36 IN . U N B L E A C H E D S H E E T IN G BA^ V A' A good firm weave, fully bleached, worth 10a 10-yard limit Just 50 dozen in all. but while they last a 10c towel 10 yds. 50c a For 5c You all know this brand, 2 V* yards wide. Only 26c p? * EVERY • TR A IN BRINGS $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 Dress Pants.. Dress Pants... Dress Pants.. Dress Pants.. US A good, medium weight Sheeting one yard wide 8 cent value 10 yard limiL 10 yds. 50c MANY NEW FOR THE M E N ’S P A N TS av- All colors 5c Large size, heavy weight Bath Towels that sold for 35c li. h LACE C U R T A IN S O N T H E F IV E CEN T C O U N T E R M E N ’ S S IL K T IE S W A S H S K IR TS IAL SALES S TORE ............. $2.24 ........................... 2.48 ....................... 2.98 ........................... 3.98 BARGAINS $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 $1.00 and $3.50 V alu es................... 79c and $4.00 Values.................. 98c and'$5.00 Values................... $1.93 Values at......................... 25c and 50c w- T h e " G u m Hunch” The memlx-rn of the turpentine in­ New Goods! New Prices! dustry in Florida are referred to by It may be just what you need. certain publications ami certain candi­ PURELY dates for public office us if they were New Drug Store! Our Htore ìh elegantly fitted and furnished and our atock new, fresh and of the best quality. It consists of • PURE Ir ü ' (p t' > DRUGS C H E M IC A L S , S T A N D A R D P A T E N T M E D I ­ C IN E S, FAN CY G O O D S , T O IL E T A R ­ T IC L E S , P E R F U M E R Y . THE F IN E S T WE MAKE C IG A R S A SPECIALTY ON THE M ARKET OP COMPOUNDING . PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE­ sa CEIPTS. CALL AND SEE US. Your patronage is always appreciated, no matter how small your purchases, and you may rest assur­ ed it will be our constant aim to sell you the best goods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. Lawson’s Pharmacy ■JU Phone 275 First Street S a n frtd , F la. . I? S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y u: Ir« 1 ; . Only exdnaive Baker in the city. All mixing done with lateat improved Sanitary machinery, x E2 - r*i •F E N C E R ’S BREAD HANDLED by all F I R 8 T C L A S S O R O C E R S 8 p a o ia l O r d a r a Flllad P r o m p tly | i] li ì W c Make Everything Known to the Trade P H O N E 106. “W «U«.n !? NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U E . M W* — ........................... — ■— 1 Ì ■ B u iflH m s i conducting nn illfgitimnte businres and were guilty of same gross crime. What’s the matter with the "gum hunch?" what pernicious tiling have they lieen guilty of that they should he stigmatized by the pretta and held up to the public reprobation and conUup to tho public reprobation and con­ demnation? Ab far as we have l>ecn uble to arc they have puilt up an industry thnt has added largely to tho taxable val­ ues and resources of the State. They have turpentined forests that have been doomed to the milla, and with or without being turpentined would aooner Or later have been con­ verted into lumber, bo, gathering what wo can from our atudy of political economy, the turpentine industry haa been a God-acnd to the State. And the men, or many of them, at leaat, have come up from the ranks. Given tho opportunity, they have shown the poaaibllities that lay dorman In-the average Florida Cracker. A fow years ago many of those who are now at tho nead of these largo' In­ dustries were dippers and wooda-riders. They developed business talent, econ­ omy, Bound judgment, than whdm tho State haa no better nor more pat­ riotic developers. So why should thejr be sneered at? Many of them have grown rich in the prosecution of thla industry, it is true, but they have not taken thdr richee to other States. They are In­ vesting in other industries and are pushing the development of the State along in many line«! W# have one of theae gentlemen In our mind’s eye who haa built In th is ’ city an elegant home; he Rah built a big hotel in Tampa, another in Jack­ sonville and one in Ocala, and haa made investments in other enterprises. Surely the men who keeps his mon­ ey In circulation, who gives employ­ ment to labor, who enhances the prop­ erty of his State, ought to be referred to as If he were guilty of some gross crime. We woyld like to be informed just in what manner the "gum bunch” is offending, and why it ia b e t n r ewstigated and lampooned in the public prints?—Ocala Banner. V EG E TA B LE Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . Ì v . . V " **• 5 0 Cents P er B ottle. W . G. A ld rid ge | ------| N e w la n P h a r m a c y / Lftrerslly ua.d with * Fanola Bpreyar wm destroy and drive frr>m your horns any and all kinds of Insects or Vermin, ouch as «»••. Mosquitoes, Ants, Fleas, Roaches, Bedbugs, sto., without harm to i • ueer or the house fUrnlttfta Aleo a eurs «hot for ticks and nlss on oat tie. Ons thorough application will remove the ticks rromoet' without leaving sorea. Will also destroy Fleas on dogs while r look. «pray very lightly, holding the sprayer about fifteen tn°nee (real the animat f * • Aak your dealer for Fenole and do not accept a cheap Quart « « . half gallon l l .l l , gallon |».W. A I0o «prayer free wu* first gallon order. • • Manufactured only by FENOUE CHEMICAL C O M P A N Y PT - TAMPA, FLA. For gale by GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. �• ;f *” — F7^ *-f V-i v^ \ ■' - A • i" ■ ■ ■ n aF rf •. ' ^ . ' *n vS ^ IME SANfORD MERALQ |jMwwwwwwwww #w^wwwwwvwvwyv>^ I ....HAYING TIME.... " %v • fcf U v We have the Most Complete Stock ol Har­ vesting Machinery in the county By IRWIN M. UOWE, Official Statistician of the American Leagae %McCormick Mowers, ::: Hay Rakes and Tedders C O B B ’S F I R S T G R E A T P E N N A N T -W IN N IN G F E A T |OR flT« COMSCu Uvo sca so n s tj(^ a ch iev em en ts o f TyriiB R aym ond Cobb bar# furnlahed dally top ics o r con versa tion for follow ers of baseball. Of all tho o c c a s io n s In w h ich he has been the contral figure, at the bat. In tbo field or on the bases, it ! b p robable n o slnglo ex p loit had greater effect on tbe fo rtu n e s o f the T ig e rs than his h o m e run drive *a the ninth inning, of the scven teon -ln n ln g drawn g a m o b e tw een tho A th ­ letics and Detroit, p la y ed In the C ity o f Brotherly Love, S e p tem b er SO. 1907, the final score being (ML That wallop battod the Amerlnrn leaguo championship from Philadelphia to Detroit, which may be c o n s id e r e d a reasonably lon g h i t T h e season hnd on ly a week to run, tho loss of tho gnmo by Detroit In tho regulation nine rounds w-ould a lm o st surely havo c o s t them the ponnant. It was scheduled as tho first g am e o f a d o u b le h e a d o r . Tho T ig ers worn only half a gnmo «head o f the Maekmqn and on even on tho day wns all they exp ected Jennings had n o twlrlpf In shape to take tho s eco n d con test from the « Veteran Plank, who In hls beat form was to work for tbo h o m o team. An oven break meant much to Detroit, h ow ­ ever, as tho T ig er pitching staff hap­ pened to bo strong against th<> only tw o clubn which they w ere to meet • fter this eventful day. Manager Jennlngn sent "W ild Hill" Donovan to tbe slab nnd he wns op posed first by Dygert, then Waddell and finnlly Plank T h o strain of pitching twenty four v ictories out of twenty-eight gam es within n period o f threo months, had had Ita effect on T y ru s R aym ond C obb. tho Detroit stnr nnd b e fo r e the tired . musrlen cou ld be made to reapond to hls Iron will tho gn m o wan apparently lost nnd with It the T ig e r prosp ect« At tho beginning o f tin* seven th round on error unsettled W addell and b«foro ho regained hla fo otin g fou r runs hnd been rushed arroaa tho plate. Ily dint o f much labor tin* visitors bad snadn one run previously, and another In the nett session brought th o total to alt. T ho Ath letics had mado eight run» without much effort W h e n .C o b b faced W addell In the ninth Inning with a man down nnd Crawford on first, nil the. strength, skill and nerve that had changed this lUth place outfit to pennant contenders, all tho work o f tho tireless, c h e e r ­ ing manager, all the h opes o f the western fans were at stake Here was a team o f seasoned veterans, fo rm er ch a m p ion s, guided by n muter hand, tho terror o f A m erican league batsmen on the slab, tw o runs »head, uniy tw o m ore hands to retire, a leaguo |H-nnant. a world's aeries for ths prlie Against this p owerful com b ina tion n mere stripling was opposed It ieem«d easy. In responso to slgnnls flashed from bench to field, from ba so to base, from the h om o pinto to the p itch er’ s slab, the giant southpaw sent five halls whining toward tho watchful, keen eyed youth. T hree times tho " P e a c h " hid been tempted by cu r v e s that Just missed the plate T w i c e ho watched the ball cut o v e r a c o rn e r T hen with that Intuition known only to the kings cf tho rlnn ho divined that tho <nnn'Mt hall speeding tow ard him was not going to break. It wu» coining straight over ' There follow ed n mlgl.lv cra sh as o f broken hopes, of <-t united ambitions Of dream« dispelled T he runner on first base roofed closely fi.|l**w<-«t bv the filing kid ’’ T h o ch a m p ion b a ile r ■ l ampion base runner ch am p ion fielder of the ago had tied the score, (,’obh hail won hls first pennant. (Copyright. 1912. by Josrph n flowles ) JO H N N Y E V E R S ’ R E D LE TTE R D A Y fOT In nil tho c h r o n i c l e » <>f baseball has a player been honored m ore highly thnn was J oh nn y Kvi-rn of (In* < lil<ugo Cubs S**pt 22 l!*0 s nt New York. That wns a red e lter da> of u stellar ca reer on the dia­ mond It wns the day this little bmujl«* of nerve mid energy drove a great throng o f maddened rooters to furv bv Ills taunts and kicks at 11* umpires, and In tho se co n d g n m o of a il...b lo In-mlei on the s f'e r noon inado the same fans glv© him an ovation for Ids wonderful deeds 11’. « things In the attitude o f tho fans wn» u remarkable tribute to genius, a rec­ ognition o f prow ess oven In a foe seldom seen In » hall gam e T h e (Runts and Cubs were playing their last scheduled series In New York In the most bitterly contested gam es In the National le agu e’» his­ tory Tho Cubs hnd taken tbe first guTn« of a double-header < to 3 Kvers hnd crabbed and kicked and fussed until tbo Infuriated fans were on the verge o f com m itting m urder In tho first degree. T h o clubs squared off with Mordecal Drown pitted ngalnst Otis Cran­ dall In tho second gam e Stung by the first defeat In whlrh n ro w n hnd c o m « to the rescue, ryrlted by the In­ tense rivalry of the d u b s and nwaro of the Im portance o f the game, the fana followed ev ery play with c o n ­ sum ing Interest. T h o plnylng o f Kvers In that sec­ ond g a m o waa such ns to make the fana marvel. T h ey hnd stayed to derldo. they departed atnazod at tho fonta o f tho young wonder w orker from T roy. T h e applause he drew was tho greatest tribute to b is c o n ­ sum m ate genius that possibly could havo been given by a hostllo crowd. Handicapped by a “ kink" In hla neck, his exploits that day were all tho more remarkable Threo times ho cut off base hits, twlco Bo logged out players attempting to steal, and In tho sixth Inning made a play that staggered tho fans nnd probably saved a pennant T h o ninnts hnd led tho Cubs for five Innings. Kvers nnd C hsn re walked and scored on S toln foldt’s d o u b le and Hofmnn's sacrifice fly In Ilerx og set tb s t2I.Cb*lL - ' 1 Lowest Prices-also Scythes, Snathes and Grinders W e p u t d o w n A rte s ia n W e lls and in s ta ll Irrig a tio n e ve ry d e sc rip tio n ■M P la n ts o f " " J ' , r c u ll Court. Orange County, rlor Ida 7th Judlclul Circuit co u rt Drognahnn. hopo o f the home rooters at this s t jg e . « m « to bat. picked out a cu rvo to hla f+klng nnd smote it with a resounding .ra s h that told o f a possible homo run It w.i» « hut liner to left When the throng of hopeful rm.ieis war.* l.r. »! Mess with e i p e r l n r e y when Herzog nt the sharp crai k of the hat had «alle,I for hume, when the game seemed rocking In 'h e balance arose the ,< ruwiiy miti* of nerve sud brain nt seenni! lurched Into the air s|»*ared tin* liner wheeled, and shot the hall to Stelnfeldt at third. rotntdeUll* i d' i*•I• ;:..v ,*t 1 snvlng the duv for the lu ti» T he stuitled fans relating nfb-i the t.-r : it.:,, strain settled hack In their seats petrified for the moment then set up a reluctant but spontaneous cheer for 'h e young plitver whij bail ruppe! u «et of achieve nients until they glittered with s hl'HInn.« ' 'a * ,. a n •' heel) dimmed to this day II A <.rw»r<IR I f >r|tfrf f. * l"i ifiifgH) < ( 1111■r••J, h HlJw-nr* if. in r,. f ,|| .fu|> nIr-wl t|. if.r • • eut IIU*1 I.*« •( Tfr |i|st r i f ll Iklrlur u( •■imI »k , * ' »• il. • .it i wii in him 1 *I|f •* xr’ Hir • r ’ »'ill* mir »r*tk (tint I* IM. ¡vfv.ii It if.* viMir Ilf I (<*r»t|n ihr • • r » u*r t.f »«il I « « n * I» Ii |t M » ................... ... t. 1912. I.) J «r|.l II II » .« I E W i>Ia ) op« In havo had it I»«»^: *-i «m o o r ?l»an Erujik l^ rn r rbftflCti, Ihfi HOtAiloil 'T fffr lc iP l**»ilr| «if 11*•• « hl».»K’ * < .1»»* An ft F «irrhuf ».imI .««tul aittl M i' ..f M t» A I» In th r (It« lilt Lour I Srvrnth Judicial • If cull Or u n i r County, flo rid a flnlatied fimi ba*4»nifin. mi upiM>r*iiti<* hlff<*r. it iut*n Mptl n fliciff Ing rnanugor. ( ’ banco Iuih had fow poor» find no tuiperlom hHh led hlft men to victory four finn** In thr N'ntlonal lonK'«0 1*1«** ha« lot*«*r#*d ih»» colora *»f lh«* Whlf^ Sot and on f t*o «» » hpIoiih hn« d i m tod fila ronnii(*rtng horora to uni Id* ialiti.in f m 1 In* tu li |r/td*T II» «t 11 th«*M* atriiK^It'a hit a loom ed un thn central figuri» liiH|drliiK to •Io#*dit of >alor has been and ro^eallnK a tintr 11nic spirit Ihnt hna Although ••lii»ll«-irx«% «l ('bailee (ho ndiHlrutlon oven as of stead) ns ch xk w i.rk pluys * hls hitfoioNt fors on In tint hls diamond nrutind firs' luise. although tils liitul live al.tllty In directing hls men tins la-eti a Idg factor In Hie <bibs' su. * ess slng ul.it tv •*ll,,u*-li lie has fig tired In f. w sp... 1.1 it.ir j i * h M.n' h.i\** s t. . 1 c ,1« 1 1 filling pen nan' Winning !<-.i's of the diamond I here Is one notable ez< epltun, Ituwever In 1909 Ihe ( ’ ut)s took a pennant from the W hile Sox In a city series nnd lit the fourth gain.*, one of thn greatest e v e r played In Chicago Man •iger Chance made a pinv 11.at In It self saved a ling for hi- * luh and n veligi- l 11 •• d« at of l ’Ila, li. M i >t f t •• t•..misi.. « « no li • . 1.«» l< S4 r««ttn%«e I l*r I *«rthfi*rtl M m. f i j i i r \ i . . i f M ^ r •! »1.11 f* 1 L i i h I •af)l H> M A II*»*•aiti I» < !• kn**i«ti \ li. km»..i. An»« fur <<tiii i•11 I W.I k|| P E N N A N T S A V E D B Y "P E E R L E S S L E A D E R "C H A N C E r iv a ls »fit.lit It* s*r I I **, ^ II* MI » i«I» fr*| |. i|.|tr«r !.. 1f is f>||| ^ 1• * *!•*/ ‘ \..fc .st A |< 1JL* »l.r •«Illit ’• III« •»'ll* III) |( »III« I«.uri Il i» ftirihrr ortirini »hot Oil* m»tur l** iniMiahn! in li e Sithft.nl Mt-f till « hr»s|.i«|ir| |«iMls1i©t1 in •• ' 1 » •! « I• • ¿I.» •tiwrw«itIkr f*t*|it r*«i>) •» ••*f *it**fi ornm/tti i Atol rlli» lits, .fuit r Ifir In»« Ilf •ti* «lili* t*f ll-..l«l«t< I•t«•111tif? i 1* M. I ill <t..|i.* '».luir.« ti, t.ae (.nam.l V|,a I ,i ( «,,,, I'dli» ilrlrinlalll lefriidsllt Tu O I» M < all «It l.an* tMiill.r,, a, II.r Metal i ir l < ni AI ¡.tut a (iro|i, «...1 nil .ahe.« whom it mu) i.iiHt.n ) It appear* frían dir affidavit of fdsar.l Higgle« I of Ssnfiirit Mn. tour »rot (iara*'r ('oiii|,mii plalnutf I ill ll.e «Utvr tlNlrii rnmr thn. ,*mi a non rr«wtrn) ..f tl.r *li,lr I.f ) ter ..In and a writ of ,1Us, i.tn*j.< tin* Ieri. Irgallv »enl mil in do, itniri and ic««J« and chatleli ta-l.>n«ii.« ti. ym. .enaailn* . / Itnr ) t.v«-rrit T.nirtn* ( a. its, ieri. ai«, lini tu ....Ir. ... «ntiafi . .!> re.....I .*:oe«t , • a. i ♦- II ,ndr««t Iv l a.» 1 ... , . ,,,] , . • , >, , ... gl alt,' 1 .1 .'. .1* . . . .. ) .... ai» I f , . . ' . . .idi . **l ' *• *. '• ‘.a- >• ...... . ili'ie t*«t ' ■ *1- ..... ' l' ' i» A « ». V I* lltld •tin« t«-.o, . . . ., t tf,i, eu.. •liter » tir |.el*tlMtit * II '* . . I. o .1 .talli«t >.<n * , detsnlt Il t* fiirdter imiet ni dial dui malie te p.d.iiilml for nlmf (il) naiaevullvt- «.rei» m die Sanfunl Iter aid. a nr*v*).i»|iei ind.llif.ed ... Sanfi.nl t lurida Wltnr«* rr.t hand ami ».al liti* Indi da, .4 Mai A l> filli: veal |t VI Kaasa I irti «I I ir. ni. <.niM Ih al.«e t eo.il* I I**l eia « ■. C - ; ' «fn 11« Vt V Hue ani li I Best fiutine«* Creator. Kd V .’V ' A« a bualne-s creator, wlint Is thorn |«llellei was o).fe -. .1 •t i Ir I . M i e l better Hmii sd vertlslng ? Hava you all. hurting one ni fi ■ i- •e a t g a n o ••.«•r f s « o d ti.»* .piostion of youraolff of bis ca re e r Tío- * ub- ti ol Ink. I I lo- nilllloiis Hint «dvertlelng ha* twu gaiiies nnd Ho- W lil'e b o i on« made fur merchant« «r e uncountable. The Houth Hlders neeiled ibis >>',,n yet there are hunlnoaa mon who even lo Ile II|> thè «erles now don't liellevo In advortlilng. Just Itoth Walsli and Overall mere ns 'h e re are peoplo who still think It dlfllcult lo hit on tluit dny, hut thè la snfer and more convenient to travol greal «pllhall pltelier « a » a trlfi«In a prntrle schooiior behind a i » l r o f wild nt thè start i« rv unuaunl for n slow insti thnn In a Pullman palaco nini.blst niimbellng .o n 'r o l ns line nf car Vet this tri»* of business man la bis rellnhle nsSets The C'ihs hnd seldom rated In coinmorclal ratine drlhhted In l » n runa In Ilo* (Irsi nn-l . h ook » Kzchange Ihlrd Innlng» nnd thè U b i le Sin hnd rounted a . Ingle rttn In thè fuurth Wnlsh hnd HCltletl d o « n t" bis Genuine Maple 8uqar. mntchlens pare In whlrh he wns There «(«> f«'W people outside the prartli allv hllless TI m> lio|a. of Mie liintdu sugar making districi», aaya a Cuba Iny In holding Mieli ndvnnlage writer In the Country Oentleman. who Cltanco guve o r d e » for hi» men I" r.-nlly know what the gonulno article p la y .fo r every ounco uf enrrgy lite* tastes like XJio'"luper1or flavor thus posse»seti and encouraged "lllg leff" »(aiken of Is probably duo In a d é ­ to keep tip thè gooil work agnlnst tho grisé to the samo causea that make Frank Chance. hltless wutiders. , , strawberries eaton o ff tho vino and And It waa C han co himself who turned hack hls opponents at the dan rhnrr|<,a c o n aumed on tho treo ao degor point, saved tho day for tho Cuba and enabled hls men to take the g am e ,ec(ftb||, Tha wrJt(,r qUOtod, however. that "cin ch e d " tho lorunant. puts som e of tb s b la m e fo r ths poor T h o real crlsla cam© In the fifth Inning. Manager Sullivan lifted a fly flavor o f com m ercia l maple sugar on to 8heckard. Walah aurprlsed Ovorall by reaching out and swinging on a tho "wily wholoaals dealar and mlxsr." wide one for a single over aecond. Overall wns In a tight place when he had threo balls on Altlxor, but steadied and put over two strikes Altlrer hit Much Required o f Phyalolanatbo next ball pitched for a single to left center. Wnlsh pulllfiK up to third j n Heloochlatan when a physician Aa Isbell c a m o up Jho signal wns flashed for the squeexo play Overall gl ina a d oso ho Is e ip e r t e d to p *r pitched to cut tho outer edgo. Isbell swung on the ball and Walsh dashed take o f a sim ilar one h'm **1^ * * ^ * for borne. It was a hard grounder down tho first base foul lino« * Divining hla opponent's Intentions, ( ’ banco did not hcaltm« what to d o " ’ ^ ^ ^ ^ ‘ under hls hands the In tho criels. T h o Cuba* leader dashed out. fielded the ball In a flash, w heeled | lh „ y rBrc,y o t . r c l s . relatives, though they and whipped It to th« piste. Kllng received the sphere a few feet to the loft It have tho right of putting hi «_ i _ .m — a^rrtAftf M IkI of the home base Bnd tagged Walsh sliding to the pinto a* apoel.l agrerm«nt has «death, 1«aIll I» unie«« • . _il That bit of quick fielding and thinking probably saved the f^nnant for boon mado for freeing him from all the Cuba Had Chance wlahed to play safe by tagging Isbell. Wslsh would responsibility »* to c o n - q u e n c e . havo .c o r e d the tying run and tho great pitcher hud already settled down , hollld dootdo upon Ira fo r uuu o f hla famoua u ltra Inning duels. ............... — | - - -.--A --- v )m j,B is expected to 7»«1$ molntlng (Copyright, m i by Joeeph B Howlea.) 1 m oisting mm. JO hla fa lo lik e a m an. c �TMÏ SANFORD HERALD i" «-• ■ft Your Burdsn Down. VbDowloc U an extract from a tu­ tta arti ole In Farm and Ftroeido: "An «ta d , weary-looklng woman, with a heavy baakat upon her arm, ontorod the train at one of tbe way atatlona. Oarrylnt bar burden wltb aomo dlN Acuity down tbe alala, aba found an empty M at of which aba took posses•Ion. Instead o f placing bar burdon upon tbe floor or upon tbe scat beside liar, aba continued to bold It, shifting Ita weight now and than from one knaa to tba other. - A working man •croas tbe alate watched her for some time In silence, but at last when be could stand it no longer ha reached orar and touched the woman upon the arm. 'Madam,' ha said, *lf you will act your basket .down the train will carry both It and you.' .How much of human nature there Is In this little In­ cidenti Some people never try to •ease the burden* which circumstance has decreed shall be theirs. They in­ sist on carrying It even wbon they might temporarily lay It down and ease their backs!" A yardgwide. ir price a 1 O l/, Brighton Garters Horse-hide As a nation wo nre Intolerant of rest. If « d have a brilliant man, we Insist upon his always shining. We want our rose bushes to bloom all the year 'round, wo would taavo our trees all bearing fruit, and our suns always shining. W o kill three-fourths of our truly grgat men In thç primo of life by expecting and exacting too much of them, and then call tbo legitimate results of our forcing system a dis­ pensation o f Providence. Like the earth, minds must He fallow 'at Umea. Perpetual crops will exhaust any soil, and perpetual excitement will wear out any mind or body.—Waverly Maga­ zine. Avoiding a Cold. Avoiding a cold Is to a certain extent a matter of constltuUon, of habit, of manner of living and of mental hygiene. Borne persons lnsUnctlvely know tbe moment & cold begins to oome on, and by stamping their feet hard on the floor and mentally defying It break It up at once. Others alt down by a hot Ore and drink very hot water and get Into a perspiration and .then go to bed. Others Inhale very hot air before a hot wood Are for a few times. A cold la a sort of nervoua disease, caused probably by nervous shock from oold air on the neck or the base o f th« head or abdomen or bgck, or feet o r legs. These are t)i4 parts' mbit susceptible, Dy toughening the akin V and Its nerves they bear cold be£i«r. and thus colda are avoided. Tbo ha­ bitual cold bather rarely has a cold, b at many do not think they can bathe regularly, an’d ao the skin b a con »» ' m ore and more sensitive, until finally the very least change o f a|r prodaoM made to In a nice ^run of patterns, our -| Q price j)n ly..J i9c FLOUNCING Embroidery \s here at last. Full 46-inches wide. See our special line Monday at M8c and 69c. NAINSOOK Fine quality, permanent .silk lish. A leader at our ecial price a n OUTING TIME is here, and with it the genuine Khaki for ladies’ outing skirts a yard____ *| O _ JLOC/ Ladies pad front military .hose sup­ porters, a 35-cent quality O K « JUNE 3 The kind that washes while they last, Monday q each, only OC 1UC English Hair Pins Extra quality, a special value at 6 packages r ~ only........... — will prepare you for the many excep­ tional values that will White Belts WRITING PAPER Put up in boxes with envelopes to match, Worth 15 cents a box, our price -| rv only..................... .............. ............... A glanqe over this advertisement 30c Oil Cloth be. on sale Monday at our bargain prices. $2.00 Pumps $1.59 48-INCH WIDE LINEN SOISETTE SHIRTS m iA K i PANTS Regular values for $1.25, collar attached. The shirt for summer wear each a q » only________ _______ A popular grade to retail at $1.25, regulation made MEN’ S SOX The famous ” Blac! Brand in Silk and Lisle ial line of Lishv all colors, only........ ........ “ UNCLE SAM” shirt, Blue Bell Chambrey, two pockets, 50-cent quality, our price AQ only.... ............ ........... 4 < j t PIN CHECK Pants for men. A special new lot on sale Mon- Q Q day, a pair only......... cf O C B. V. I). UNION SUITS Sleeveless, also knee length, made especially for the warm climates, a suit Q Q only............... .......... i/O l/ BOYS’ UNION Suits. First quality, weave, medium weight cent value, a suit i] o n ly ............................ a $1.00 OVERALLS 89c Just think o/ "Nunnally’s Engineer” overalls at Q A BLOUSE WAISTS DRESS PANTS In blue serges, eassimers, worsted and fancies, $5.00 values (T*Q Q Q only ......... * J )0 e « /O This is the popular material for ladies’ skirt. :tc. 75c value, a yard........... i/O C 40c TABLE DAMASK for hoys, in medium, light and dark patterns. Our price, each only ... • a 1X, A great value in a standard width table Damask ceptional weight and quality, snow white, a yard 15c ONE DAY 8 l-3c For just one day lo go on side at 9 o’clock broidery up to 10 inches wide, 15 cent value side only ........................................................... . 36-INCH PERCALE in a good weight and fine quality; white ground white ground blue stripe, white ground lavender -irq same as above in Black and green. Our price a >.ml MEN’ S AND WOMEN’ S UMBREI.I \-At 9 o'clock this shipment of umbrellas will he pi. on sale at each, only ....... New Ijist, WHITE Nubuck, 4-button Oxford— Good­ year Welt for IJulies, in the new high toe effect. See Q Q Q Q this $4.00 grade Monday..... ....................................... « p O e O ^ Snow's Tan Russia Calf 4-button ()xf<>ui Made” on the-Kibosh toe, $3.50 grade now only................ .............. Selby'H Tan Russia Calf, 4-button Oxford, Goodyear Mannish style for I Julies, $3.50 value, Monday Q Q for .................................... Snow’s Patent Colt Blucher Oxford Arch-supporting insole. Goodyear Well quality only .. . S e lb y ’s Welt Q Q .qclhy’s Goodyear Welt, two strap, mat top suede pumps for Ladies, $3.50, special Monday.. Godutati'» All leather Shoes prices are below competition. R efrigerators in all sizes, galvanized o r enameled lin­ ed—Some styles with water cooler attached. special prices on easy terms. Stoves and ranges. Demand T o o Much. gloves, withstand heat and washing $1.25 Q Q s » sellera only. Derivation ef “ Cop." “ Wbon tho policemen aro referred to a» 'copa' or ’coppera,’ It la a very U*gtttmato nnd historical appellation." aald the old-tlmor. “ You've never beard whence tbe term waa derived? Well, here It la “ The first uniformed polloe force succeeded the old night watch. In the early days of the lingllah possession, and the pntrolmen wore large shields of copper They were burnished until they could he seen shining like a beacon In the re­ flected raya of the sun, and even at night scintillated In the light of the torches which were forerunners of the white lights of Ilrondway. In no time the policemen were known as ‘cop­ pers' Pert Young America found that too long, and 'cop' was the result.” a arm bands, will f* bring 10c only JLOC or,lry yarn; ROYAL SOCIETY Ready made garments put up in packages, stamped and enough floss furnished to work each garment. Genuine Hygienic Worth 25c a pair, in all colors -| Our price.„ Asbcsiol mercerized $1.50 UMBRELLAS 98c A truly wonderful bargain in these high grade umbrellas— English Boxwood Han- Q O ~ dies, each........ ............. v O t While it lasts, yard fine ready 35c seller, our n r » price only____ ___ __ GREEN BURLAP. 25c Suspenders 19c All colorel French,al­ so Imitation Presi­ dent style, our price Mrs. Holden had been blessed with remarkable eyesight all her life. It was a grent trial to her when, at the ago of seventy-two. she wn« obliged to put on "reading glasses." "Hut they are really becoming to you. Aunt Hilda .“ snld a gentle niece, by way of consolation "No. they nrvn't.” rah! Mrs Holden, with her usual scorn for compliment. "Anybody's eyes look better without a glass In front of ‘cm. ¿and you know lb " “ But you couldn’t rend without them." ventured tho niece, "and you love------ “ "1 could. too, read without ’em ." said tho old lady, refusing to be soothed. “J oould read most as well as ever, but 1 couldn't sense It all—that's tho only trouble."— Youth's Companion. a See this special value for Monday in ready-made and hemmed Huck Towels. Allagsd Crltlo Punish'd. A lively econo wee created at Ab­ erystwyth, Cardigan, Walee, recenUy by etudenta from the Unlvhrelty Col­ lege^ Adverse crIUclam of tbo college Rugger teem In a local newepaper -brought‘outrageous punishment down on a student alleged to~be tbe wrttef.At the d o s e of the momlng lectures be was aelzed by hla fellow atudonts and marched to the caatlo ruins over­ looking tho sea.- There he was bound, and upon hla bead waa poured the contents of a can of syrup, while bage of confetti were flung at blm from all aides, until bo looked like a human kaleidoscope. Then ho wns borao on a truck like a trussed fowl tbrougn the stroeta of tho town and along tbe Marino Promousdo nnd afterwards re­ leased. •_ Purely Mental. 44-inch Batiste woven from 3 TOWELS 25c See our See our special bargains in all sizes, either th or without reservoirs— Yours for a small payment down and a few weekly payments of Fibre bottom chair seats all sizes, choice for Mon- p day, each...................... t All Iron Cot, re.¡tifon e» woven spring, a good vail $3.50. Our price V*Q Monday, each MOSQUITO BARS Ijirge, new line, all sizes ma<le out of sand fly netting complete, ready to hang, spec­ ial prices. Jardiniers, worth will find a place on counter Monday each ....... JAPANESE MATTING RUGS Ijirge line of choice designs, 36x72 inches, for._. A rr _ Monday, each Victor Records, new sei tion, two pieces on one cord, 10 inch size f7C only..... ............. •2 SEWING MACHINES.—Automatic drop head, special new line, ball bearing, improved high arm sewing head, equipped with automatic bobbin winder, Automatic stitch regulator, automatic gyar-releasing device, Self-threading Shuttle and Belf setting needle. On easy terms of $1.00 down and Q - | q q weekly payments of____ ................... .......................... f p X » U U FURNITURE.—Special values in this department on terms. CLOSE EVERY Victrola. The ideal musical instrument without a horn. Youra for a Bmall payment down and weekly Q -| A A payments of only „«p A e U U Special Sale Ware, white enamels all styles of cooking utensils- THURSDAY D E P A R TM E N T Two Stores,121-123 E: Ist S Blue Enamel STORE �« tv TO .'S . •: • Ek.'.. « Published S e m i- W e e k ly —T u e sd a y and F rid a y SANFORD HERALD / /V S A N F O R D — Lite i$ Worth Living Hum ber 7 * ■ ANPORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1SI2 V olu m « IV NEWS OF THE WORLD • 7 . » cSt f ___________________ PRESS ASSOCIATION MEKTINO AT ROLLINS COLLEGE COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETS ALL AROUND FLORIDA ralalka Experts to Show Pres* Hoys Vole In Second Primary Ca nvANst'd on A Good Time Items of Interest Gleaned From ,y / Interesting Exercises at Close East Friday The General 1\lcws of The Land r Tallahassee, June L —State Printer T. The official count made last Friday by Various Sources of This Great School. of Flowers. J. Appleyard, who is secretary of the the Democratic Executive CommitteeFlorida Press Association, is having his in st-ssion at the court house gave Kirk­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WHk hadff^full getting ready for the meeting A LARGE CLASS GRADUATES wood a majority over Hand of 99 vutm. ClJLIt I) FROM THE STATE PRESS of the organization at Palatka June ‘JOC lark’s majority over Hilhurn's wax 311. 22. F’rum the replies coming in from Long and Varied Program Rendered The auditing committee com[xning An Epitome of the Week * Most Im ­ Mere the Readers Will Find a Brief at Cloning Exercises of Rollins newspa|K‘r men generally (and all of the portant Happenings In the G. R. Calhoun, FL M. Strong and W. F\ Historical Sprint Mowing on Friday Last craft has been invited to l>e on hand S ta te ’s Domain Dunn. re|xirtixl that tinbooks were For Hurried Readers S' whether memlx-rs of the association or Winter Park, June 1. The graduat­ Airnx-t to date, with u cash balance of Work on the new pontoffice building Weet Virginia Democrats will hold not), there will In; a large attendance ing exercises took place on Thursday $750. 1 he hills for the secondary primary in Sarasota ja progressing nicely and the district delegate conventions in the live at this meeting. Out of 150 letters sent morning in Knowles Hnll, the following however are not paid. building is to bo completed by the 1st of congressional districts of the state Tues- out, only one editor so far has said he being the programme: Mrs. Ferris was voted $50 for effi­ August. today and the following day the state could not attend, and a great many have Organ prelude, March, Op. No. 3, cient service in aiding the secretary in ✓ H i» almost a certainty that SL Au­ his work. convention will convene at Parkersburg said their wives or daughters would be (Guilmant). Florence M. Smith. gustine will have tho Ponce tic Leon cel­ to select six delegates at large. The with them; sometimes wives and daugh­ The auditing committee recommend­ Prayer, Kev. Arthur Cushing Dill, ebration next spring, und it will be more fight for a majority, of the sixteen dele­ ters. ed to the general committix- that the D. I). elaborate than ever Ix-fore. The program, now being filled out b;_ gates is between the forces of Speuker Hark. The Trum|>et, (Buck). Measm.' memlx-rs he jiaid for their attendance at Champ Clark and Govrrnor Woodrow the Palatka people as to the musical Six baby (MtrirhfM wife iiatcluxl a few Po|x\ W’etherill. Inman and Blackman. the committix- mix-tings. No sooner Wilson. Gov. Judson Harmon is a u n ­ feature», will lx- a most interesting one. had Secretary Ferri* finished reading the •lay* ago ut the Ostrich F'nrm in JsckAddreas, Rev. J. W. Stagg, I). I). The Southern Printers’ Cost Congress, tender. Dnaco of the F'airies, (Dental, F!va recommendation than Mr. W'hitnet of sonville. They are on exhibition there recently in ru-axioh at Chnttnnooga, was Sanford wns on lus fix-t, protesting that and are altrnHing lots of Attention. C. Mcounters and Adelaide Yoorheea. Friends of Col. Roosevelt announced attended by Mr Harry L. Brown, exPresentation of diplomas and certifi­ the service of committix-men was a pat­ lodhy that the first real test of the A tnr|xin fishing club hit* l>ecn orgnnprexident of the state association. Mr riotic one. and *huuld not lx- commer­ in-d at Anna Maria Bench. The club cate«, President Blackman. strength between their candidate and Brown made arrangements to have some Meditation (piano, organ and flute. cialized. , J’^gpident Taft will come next Thursday will give a J.Ml cash jirire to any one of the most ex|x*rienrcd men in the Mr ( alhoun of Sanford r<>*4- and catching the largest tur|xin with the Meiitkei. Agin« Hill, Florence M. wla-n It. I), iiovseil of Oinalia, National trude attend this meeting and explain s|»oke favoring the meiisure. Ill* point ligtite«t tackle Ix-fnre Septemlier 30th. Smith and Elizabeth Krause. Republican committeeman-si cct from the "coat” system, which is a great help was tlmt some of the memlx-rs come Benediction. Rev. W. L. Barze. Nebraska, will demand to. be seated ns to the craft. These will include Mr. Did you know thnt Florida leads all from long distances, that they are inOrgan fKMtlude, '(Beethoven), Flor­ the successor of Victor Rosewater, act­ the states of the Union in the jiroduction F'rank W. Heath, secretary U. T. A., ence M. Smith. commixiod. and put ul an expense to at­ ing chairman of the National Republican of fn! r * earth? Well, she dex-x. Ijist Philadelphia; Mr. It. T. Purse, of Savan­ committee, prior .to the hearing of con­ The musical number* were rendered tend. and therefore should be paid. nah; Mr W. (). F'lxit. of Atlanta: Mr. Seth Woodruff ri*»e and xaiil that he y a r »he dug up 27.658 tons and $266.tests by that body. with great effect Buck * brilliant Hark, iion iif i-iixh mi thi* prixluct consider­ Hutto, another prominent tpemlx-r of tin- Trurnfx-t, Ix-mg aung with a *|x-ci»l doubted whether the luw, if the tpie« ably more than half the entire outjiut of Gov. Francis McGovern of Wisconsin, the U. T. A., and Mr. WillLutl Pfutl. also lion were testi*), would jx-rmit. the nieindelicacy and fxiwer by Itnllln»' famous fuller « earth in ihe Lulled States. chairman of the Wisconsin delegation (•> a leading l ’ T A man. male ipjart at. win, ri-»|xindi»l with an lx-r* of the committtx* to acc*-pt pa\ the Republican nntionnl convention in u The advertising discussion will lx- in un til (or ' lieir -x-r o n * encore with Tlli-Nlght Ha* a I'hiilisuud telegram'today answering an ap|x-ul t>> charge of Mr St. Film» Massengale, of Mr < alhoun *aiil "Gentlemen *e Ib-ath uf i.i-o. II. IHrklnxim Flyes, tlie exifuisite *ong com|>o*4-d by William Barnes, Jr., of New York, re­ Allantn; Mr. Glenn, of the Glennhaven't a ipiorum hentoday (or tinour own Prof. Po|xHon. <M*i It Dickiiison diixi last fused the supfxirt of Wisconsin for Sen­ Keitgan advertising agency, Tampa, and very reason i(t.,i tin- member* cannot afTlie coninienceiiielit .nldr**»* wa* given I hur-luv after a lingering illnens and ator Klihu Root ns temporary chairman Mr. H, C. ( lurk, un advertising ex|*-ri for-l to alti-mt # by Kev. J W Stagg, |i I *., pastor <>( the wie* hnrn--l .it i irlundii on Sunday He of the convention. Gov. McGovern's of Jacksonville. The whole time of UnI he recommendation wax finally turnPresbyterian church of Orlando. I)r leaves a wife, two daughter* und one son reply said Senator Root represented "|>o- meeting will lx- strictly business, in con­ Stagg i* a warm friend of Kollm*. and ei| down, however, all the memlx-rs vot­ is mourn hi* lien litical views anti methiMls that should no- sidering matters of supreme importance ha* bail a *on enrol|>»l in the -Undent ing a .- >xi-ept \1r ( alhoun Mr Dii h i n * o n w a* ora- o f the inoxt la? sanctioned at the Chicago convent to the newspa|x-r men of the state. I'he ipiestimi . .inn- lip whether If»Ixxiy during the |ire*4-nt year lie i* in prominent nh/enx o f llrange county Besides the social features, and the tion” and that Root's selection would ah unuHiiul dt-grix- familiar and xympa- rixirganizatiim of tin- eoiiiinitt«*' should holding vverul |*>*ition* of trust in the usual literary program always furnished invite defeut in N'ovetnlx-r. lx- effeetisl at olu'e or In- defernxt until thetic with college life, having l»x-n suc­ county and ut lullshaiwev, where he wax hy the association at its meetings,*a bun¡•liter ) hi- general election I'he latter Congr>-J. is about ready lo inviwtigute cessively tutor, profexsur and pre»nlent a familiar ligure at every meeting of the 11ii»-t tendered by the hoard of trade of -’nurse u .l* dix'ided ijxu. .tr.d unme.lt another »«called "trust'' and in rouse in im|xirlanl college* ami universities in Ia-gixlatiire Until tin- mtlrinitn-s of old Palatka on Friday evening. June 21. ut itep. In-fore .nljonrhiin-nt -'ll! Woodruff ■lueiice some of the lug men in the puck the Mint It Dr Stagg *|x»ke on t Lie < oil age rrepl •11-»1 h i m h e wa* active in |xil the Putnam House, will give free rein wo.* elixleil tenijxirury itiairiuali of the Ing industry, who recently were ucipiit ipiest of F’ear, and his address wa* one I t ic * and wjv* one of Hu- I m-»I jmvi( i *J men to the gentlemen who may have speeches commit fix- Till* was suggested a* an ted in criminal proceedings in Chicago, of the lx-»t ever heard at Kollm*. it wax on local ufTair* hi the county. Being to work oil. enforcement of the chair "in cose of characterized hy Prnfi-esor Black man ¡l* probably will lx* summonixl to Wash a good dearrijitivc writer Mr Dickinson \ very low rate has been arranged. death" In reality it will have the ef Ix-ing at once 1lie addreas of a scientist, w a* often called u j i o n to furnish articles ington to tell why the prnx- of lxx-f and partl< ipaled m by all the railroad tines, feci -d practicall;, giving Mr Wix idruff a «age, a firofihet, u preacher and an or for t h e local pr*-x* arid hi* mind w ax u otlier meats has gone up. After u con­ tlie chuirmunxfiip ol the incoming com­ from all |Miinl» in the state to Palatka. ator wonderful store house of information on ference between Representative Henry mittee I bi- rate is tilxnil one fart-, except over men and measures of Texog, chuirmun uf tlie house rules Before intrixlucing Dr. Stagg. Dr File following change« will take |ila«xone line, which is a little higher. <tf a mewl lovable di*|««*llloil. (itxirge committee and Representative Clayton F’.very newspaper man ought to lx- Blackman nj>oke brieflly of the twenty- in tla- personnel of the new committee. Dickinson was a friend to all that knew of Alabama, chairman of tho judinarv present and hear the exjx-rts tell alxmt seven years of accomplishment at Hol­ Snm Griffin wax elected in tin- 241 h |>rehim and hi* circle of friend» wax not concommittee, u joint statement wits nude I lins, of tlie disastrous tire of two year* einct to xuccmxI Setli Wixxlruff and Mr cost" and "advertising." litied to Orange county or the »tale. jiuhlic indicating that such an inveatigu- | ago which was so iu>hous u handicap, and Woodruff wa* electisl to *ucpx-d D«*’ AlkHe *i-rvi*l full time in the great oontion would lx- made * of the recovery and advance which have ernathv in tin- lir*l pnx-inct lohi ll.irri* Murder at < Irrmont f11•* an-l w,i* .i go.«| soldier a* hi* contKstenoz, the real leader of the negro| \ murder ••( xn ti airm-ny .is to lx- well |marked tin- year now clo«ing The reg will take thi plan >f I H Swix t G B r,»-b- a ti-tifv and their ipprix-iatliin insurgents, bus capturid anil hurix-d nigh unparalleled in the history of the istration ho* xfmwn an inereas»- of some lira, of Wittier ti.irNr. *tnie.|* I, J •if I i* wof**, was I'tixtivl hy their litdown the town of Iji Maya, on the criminality of F'lorida wan committed liftix-n |x-r cent m all dejiartmeiit* over Stroller. Jix- Itarlx-r -•( i --iiway v. •.ike lendurui- ii Hi* -iii*.-.pin-* iii Orlando, branch r line of the Cuban railroad, thir­ Saturday afternoon ut Clermont, when the previous year, and an increase of over .) F: Crawford'* jilace wlx-n the I lilted ( oiifi-derate \ eteran» ty milea from Santiago. The govern­ Mrs. F!. H. McVleill'a sister. Mm. H. B. one hundred per cent in the School of buriixl him with honor*. IxtoltH l.ike Filtra SeNsion ment gave out this information to-night Hough was murderer! in cold hltHxi by Music. Dr. Blackman also read parts Hi* faithful wife has been a resident of a letter which he recently sent out to Tallahassee, June I Then- *ix-rn* to A column of regulars, commanded by her husband. of Sanford fur acvcrul y ear* and the Byin­ . all former students. • considerable chanci- now of an evira Major Sanguily,-had occupied Iai Maya She wn* shot down shortly after two put hy of the community is extended to sexnion bf the I/••gisllit urifile Ink her and the family in their hour of befor the last two days, hut sallied forth o'clock, as she sat at a sewing machine Certificate» in various department* sunvilb* hoard "I tradì h.c* Imx-ii in min. n-av ement last evening In search of insurgents 1ringing Her little h i year old son wit were given to the following |x-rsons iiiiinirutiuli wilti the <.iiverinir ■niui-rii Hardly had the regulars left, when F.* nos**»] t lie Irugixly. Iru Jewel William* of Jacksonville tenor with K00 men attacked the hand Iaxdie llroce Donaldson. Battle ( r-x-k mg ibi*, und ha* nl*<> -x-tit letter* in all Ilmigl crazisl with li<|iior and dot«-, \\ rill her Krport ()n- nn-mlx-r* •ni.lnmiug a- igr»x-mt ut (ul of ruralen. Citizen» armed (hen.- . entertainisi n s u s p i c i o n of a Doctor Hal) Mich. . .Oai r* tonight or W<dlu-ml.iy. selvea and attempted to opjxise the in­ ker. who had lxx-n attending the chil Inez Ddnlup Guiteras, Mantanzas, for them in *ign that tlu-v wn-ild limit ■•ini todii.. tomorrow, .mil all summer. the **-*.»11)11 to thru- day* and i i i n-turn surgents, hut were compelled to retreat, dren (or mensles That was the excuse Cuba. the Jacksonville Ixiard "f trade .igri«- In losing several wounded. Kstenoz then he guve, but In» mind was by no means Both Hollmger of Alltxina. < in uit < miri I’untpiini-d pay all i-x|x-n*»-* uf the thrix- day* -»— entered the town, which jie burned and clear ;>n the point, because, after the Gladys Allen Lovell of laikeland. Circuit Court which was to have lx?7n sacked. Herbert F’recman Duncan of Clear­ sion. It la undersnxM) that a large num­ shooting, he said he knew his wife was ber flf the memlx-rs have ».gmlleil their , M d •»<>June HI), has txx-n jM»t|Mmed un­ water. innocent. willingness to abide hy this arrangement l,l the 2nd day of July, hy order of Judge Fire at Fort Lauderdale Celcilio Donato Ixifx-z of Tampa. und it is also undemlood that the only Perkin*. All witm-sacs in civil and crlinAugusta Nelson of Mantanzas, Culm IMrnlr Is Postponed ” Fort Lauderdale, June 2 ,^-Tbe busi«’»"•* " " l’" ,M’ 0,1 hun<l " n ,hat ,lulcBefore dismissing the audience. Dr. ohjeotion the Governor would have to The picnic that was to have been held tkt section of Fort Ijiuderdale was calling the M-snion wnuld lx- that it might Blackman spoke appreciatively of the swept by ffre at 2 o ’clock this morning, at Geneva Ferry has Ix-en indefinitely lx- the Ix-gialature would desire to go mtn *' \b ar In < ulta faithful nnd efficient work of the faculty causing a loss, roughly estimated at I>ostfamed on account of the rainy sea­ an extendixl sitting, for which there do«-» i Santiago, Cuba, June 3. Many refduring the year, especially of Deans 1200,000, The Miami and Palm Beach son. The picnic was scheduled to have not s»x-m to lx- any great iiixx-tvuty now , ugtx-» havr arrivi»! lien- from LaHodgin nnd Ferguson, of the ill-hualth fire departments were called on for aid, occurred next Thursday and had been an­ But if a majority of the memlx-rs agri*maya, the little town which the negro of I)r. Thomas R. Baker, for twenty ticipatisi with much (dea»uro, not only but reached the scene too late to get into beforehand to limit (he session t«> tltrusi ) mlxL under General Fisltnoi hurnevl among the town fx-ople. hut all the good years the M oved head of the Depart­ active service. , duys it will in all probability lx- rallixl., last \\ixlrn-sday. M<»st of the refument of Science at Hollins, now retired A partial report of the losses is as fol­ folks of (he Float End. and many mat­ grx-* have bix-n hiding out in tho day­ ters in the way of improvements were to on a Carnegie jx-nsion, and of the lovely lows: time and making their way through the character and remarkable efficiency of of its presidents; Dean Hodgin. Hon. W Wheeler Mercantile Company, $70,- lx* discussed. It is to be hoped that night lest they should encounter roving K. O'Neal, Mx-retary aud treasurer of the Minn Julia B. Reed, for eleven years 000; Strananhan & Co., $05,000; Ever­ Inter in the season this picnic can be com­ college for many tears; Rev. P. P. F^ns- hnnds of rettela and be killed. director of the School of Expression. binisi with the Growers’ Picnic und take glades Grocery Co., $15,000; postoflire These refugees rei>ort that on WedA meeting of the Alumni Association Knsminger of West Tampa, graduate, ruxulay last a hanil of about 600 n»*-’ wiped out. Other places destroyed place some time in August. was held at the close of the commence- profemor and errtMusiustic friend of the ——----- 1 ‘ * grix-s entered the town very suddenly, which the looses have not yet been es­ A hank has just” Iteen organized at ment exercises, at which Rev. F. P. Ep*- college; anjl Dr. 0. D. J. Schadl, former­ shouting "Death to the whites!" and timated were the Ft. Lauderdale Pharmingcr of West Tafopa wns re-elected ly instructir in modern languages, who proceeded first to loot the stores and Kealty Co.. C. Gutchins’ Umallllu with George V. DeVaull us president and Mias Grace Boone of Or­ j» now doing so much for the development dwellings, driving lite white inhabi­ Bakery, C. G. Rhodes' residence, Wil­ president. The institution has a capital lando as secretary. It was decided to of Florida by bringing tourists nnd hometants from the village. Then every liams Bros., contractors, Snyder Si Short, stock of $16.000. hold u wwek-end meeting of nil gradu­ seekers lo it. real estate; Johnson'* millinery store; In the evening,•Mias Julia B. Reed one of the seventy or eighty house« ates and former students some time in For a (lean City Jeffries’ meat market, •Herald printing recited in tho gymnasium, by spi-cinl re- in the town was set afire and burned The ladies of the West Side Improve­ M arch. to the ground. After the fire had at­ * establishment. At 1 o’clock the Alumni dinner was luest, George Adr’s opera, ufter which ment Society have had trash cans made tained good headway the retici* with­ The Osceola Hotel and adjoining prop­ held in the dining room, attende hy many the fscully, students, former students drew to the hiiU. erties were saved by dynamiting the ad­ and placed by neats on streets, so that and invited guests gave themselves up to persons can deposit trash when they sit graduates and invited guests, at the close joining buildings. social fentivitir*. on neats and eat lunch, instead of throw­ of which post-prandial speeches, fill of ' Tha* ended the twenty-seventh year, Chance Here for Argument. wit and wisdom, were made by Rev. Dr. . The number of crimes is on the in­ ing in it parkway and on streets as they Cramer, pastor of the First Baptist and lx-gnn the twenty-eighth, of Rollins The dislike of »omen for effeminate crease, and they can be traced back to have done heretofore. The ladies bo|*‘ church of Orlando; M i* Julia H Reed, College, the oldest institution of higher men and of m*-n for masculine wom­ homes to which parents were too ambi- now to have the streets look lieller and the retiring teacher of expression; Miss learning in Florida, the mother of many en. 1» due to <he instinctive belief of Hfty For iW r eh.ldren In the djrf<;iinn_ ()L hofie the |>cople will appreciate the ef­ <». H. AbD-tt »I Daytona.'the only J*.-r gixxl men arid women, esteemed and lx>- both men and women In the gOYOT* social prominence and too neglectful of fort' they- are making lo T»5lp kwp San­ pa nee of umvu. Laiiuiuit MlLL . son who bos taught at Rollins under each loved by^multitudex o f friends. ford clean. them In tha direction of character. •• if* J - xl-V* • • : • l. 4fci J -w - t '.- - .i . .. v.i * ?I 1. . r?-» -iii. • ’ I * ». fi Ó * A . r t .1 - Y » i - *.l a m i m 15r : iß * iAt - *PJ9 ..Vj H4 * ; »u ■4 .V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 31, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/59669a9dc3111b348d737db154d7d1e8.pdf 05bf4b4f06653324278eeb28b04eb9fd PDF Text Text TMÏ SANFORD HERALD i" «-• ■ ft Your Burdsn Down. VbDowloc U an extract from a tu­ tta arti ole In Farm and Ftroeido: "An «tad, weary-looklng woman, with a heavy baakat upon her arm, ontorod the train at one of tbe way atatlona. Oarrylnt bar burden wltb aomo dlN Acuity down tbe alala, aba found an empty M at of which aba took posses•Ion. Instead of placing bar burdon upon tbe floor or upon tbe scat beside liar, aba continued to bold It, shifting Ita weight now and than from one knaa to tba other. - A working man •croas tbe alate watched her for some tim e In silence, but at last when be could stand it no longer ha reached orar and touched the woman upon the arm. 'Madam,' ha said, *lf you will act your basket .down the train will carry both It and you.' .How much of human nature there Is In this little In­ cidenti Some people never try to •ease the burden* which circumstance has decreed shall be theirs. They in­ sist on carrying It even wbon they might temporarily lay It down and ease their backs!" See this Monday special price a While it lasts, yard in all colors Our price.„ Asbcsiol a Ready made garments put up in packages, stamped and enough floss furnished to work each garment. Embroidery \s here at last. Full 46-inches wide. See our special line Monday at M8c and 69c. is here, and with it the genuine Khaki for ladies’ out- *| O _ ing skirts a yard_____ JL O C / bring 10c only JLOC Horse-hide gloves, made to JUNE 3 A glanqe over this advertisement 30c Oil Cloth will prepare you for the many excep­ In a nice ^run of i9c NAINSOOK Fine quality, permanent .silk lish. A leader at our ecial price a n OUTING TIM E arm bands, will f* - -| Derivation ef “Cop." “Wbon tho policemen aro referred to a» 'copa' or ’coppera,’ It la a very U*gtttmato nnd historical appellation." aald the old-tlmor. “ You've never beard whence tbe term waa derived? Well, here It la “T h e first uniformed polloe force succeeded the old night watch. In the early days of the lingllah possession, and the pntrolmen wore large shields of copper They were burnished until they could he seen shining like a beacon In the re­ flected raya of the sun, and even at night scintillated In the light of the torches which were forerunners of the white lights of Ilrondway. In no time the policemen were known as ‘cop­ p ers' Pert Young America found that too long, and 'cop' was the result.” patterns, our -| Q tional values th at will price j)n ly ..J Monday a t our bargain prices. be. on sale White Belts The kind that washes while they last, Monday q each, only OC WRITING PAPER P u t up in boxes with envelopes to match, Worth 15 cents a box, our price -| rv only........................................................... 1 UC $2.00 Pumps $1.59 English Hair Pins E x tra quality, a special value a t 6 packages r ~ only..............— 48-INCH W IDE LINEN SO ISET T E SH IRTS m i A K i PANTS Regular values for $1.25, collar attached. The shirt for summer wear each a q » only____ ____ _______ i / O C A popular grade to retail at $1.25, regulation made M EN ’S SOX The famous ” Blac! Brand in Silk and Lisle ial line of Lishv all colors, only.................... “ UNCLE SAM” shirt, Blue Bell Chambrey, two pockets, 50-cent quality, our price AQ only..... .............. ............. 4 < j t PIN CHECK Pants for men. A special new lot on sale Mon- Q Q day, a pair only.......... cfO C B. V. I). UNION SUITS Sleeveless, also knee length, made especially for the warm climates, a suit Q Q only............................... i/O l/ BOYS’ UNION Suits. First quality, weave, medium weight cent value, a suit i] o n ly ................................. a $1.00 OVERALLS 89c Ju st think o/ "Nunnally’s Engineer” overalls at Q A BLOUSE WAISTS DRESS PANTS In blue serges, eassimers, worsted and fancies, $5.00 values (T*Q Q Q only .......... * J )0 e « /O This is the popular material for ladies’ skirt. :tc. 75c value, a yard............. 40c TABLE DAMASK for hoys, in medium, light and dark patterns. Our price, each only ... • a 1X, A great value in a standard width table Damask ceptional weight and quality, snow white, a yard 15c ONE DAY 8 l-3c For just one day lo go on side a t 9 o’clock broidery up to 10 inches wide, 15 cent value side only .................................... ................................. . 36-INCH PERCA LE in a good weight and fine quality; white ground white ground blue stripe, white ground lavender -ir q sa m e as above in Black and green. Our price a >.ml M EN’S AND W OM EN’S UMBREI.I \-At 9 o'clock this shipment of umbrellas will he pi. on sale at each, only ........ Selby’s New Ijist, W H IT E Nubuck, 4-button Oxford— Good­ year Welt for IJulies, in the new high toe effect. See Q Q Q Q this $4.00 grade M onday................................................... « p O e O ^ Snow's Tan Russia Calf 4-button ()xf<>ui Made” on the-Kibosh toe, $3.50 grade now only................................... Selby'H Tan Russia Calf, 4-button Oxford, Goodyear Mannish style for I Julies, $3.50 value, Monday Q Q for .......................................... Snow’s Patent Colt Blucher Oxford Arch-supporting insole. Goodyear Well quality only .. . W elt QQ .qclhy’s Goodyear Welt, two strap, mat top suede pumps for Ladies, $3.50, special Monday.. Refrigerators in all sizes, galvanized or Godutati'» All leather Shoes prices are below competition. enameled lin­ ed— Some styles with water cooler attached. special prices on easy terms. Stoves and ranges. Avoiding a Cold. Avoiding a cold Is to a certain extent a matter of constltuUon, of habit, of manner of living and of mental hygiene. Borne persons lnsUnctlvely know tbe moment & cold begins to oome on, and by stamping their feet hard on the floor and mentally defying It break It up at once. Others alt down by a hot Ore and drink very hot water and get Into a perspiration and .then go to bed. Others Inhale very hot air before a hot wood Are for a few times. A cold la a sort of nervoua disease, caused probably by nervous shock from oold air on the neck or the base of th« head or abdomen or bgck, or feet or legs. These are t)i4 parts' mbit susceptible, Dy toughening the akin V and Its nerves they bear cold be£i«r. and thus colda are avoided. Tbo ha­ bitual cold bather rarely has a cold, b a t many do not think they can bathe regularly, an’d ao the skin bacon»» ' more and more sensitive, until finally the very least change of a|r prodaoM yarn; Ladies pad front military .hose sup­ porters, a 35-cent quality O K « withstand heat and washing $1.25 Q Q s » sellera only. or,lry FLOUNCING Genuine Hygienic Worth 25c a pair, 25c Suspenders 19c All colorel French,al­ so Im itation Presi­ dent style, our price Demand Too Much. As a nation wo nre Intolerant of rest. If « d have a brilliant man, we Insist upon his always shining. We want our rose bushes to bloom all the year 'round, wo would taavo our trees all bearing fruit, and our suns always shining. Wo kill three-fourths of our truly grgat men In thç primo of life by expecting and exacting too much of them, and then call tbo legitimate results of our forcing system a dis­ pensation of Providence. L ike the earth, minds must He fallow 'at Umea. Perpetual crops will exhaust any soil, and perpetual excitem ent will w ear out any mind or body.—Waverly Maga­ zine. 1 O l/, Brighton Garters mercerized $1.50 UMBRELLAS 98c A truly wonderful bargain in these high grade umbrellas— English Boxwood Han- Q O ~ dies, each.......................... v O t G REEN B U R LA P. ir fine ready 35c seller, our n r » price only____ ___ __ hemmed Huck Towels. Allagsd Crltlo Punish'd. A lively econo wee created at Ab­ erystwyth, Cardigan, Walee, recenUy by etudenta from the Unlvhrelty Col­ lege^ Adverse crIUclam of tbo college Rugger teem In a local newepaper -brought‘outrageous punishment down on a student alleged to~be tbe wrttef.At the dose of the momlng lectures be was aelzed by hla fellow atudonts and marched to the caatlo ruins over­ looking tho sea.- There he was bound, and upon hla bead waa poured the contents of a can of syrup, while bage of confetti were flung at blm from all aides, until bo looked like a human kaleidoscope. Then ho wns borao on a truck like a trussed fowl tbrougn the stroeta of tho town and along tbe Marino Promousdo nnd afterwards re­ leased. •_ Purely Mental. Mrs. Holden had been blessed with rem arkable eyesight all her life. It was a grent trial to her when, at the ago of seventy-two. she wn« obliged to put on "reading glasses." "Hut they are really becoming to you. Aunt Hilda .“ snld a gentle niece, by way of consolation "No. they nrvn't.” rah! Mrs Holden, with her usual scorn for compliment. "Anybody's eyes look better without a glass In front of ‘cm. ¿and you know lb " “But you couldn’t rend without them ." ventured tho niece, "and you love------ “ "1 could. too, read without ’em ." said tho old lady, refusing to be soothed. “J oould read most as well as ever, but 1 couldn't sense It a ll—that's tho only trouble."— Youth's Companion. a value for in ready-made and A yardgwide. ROYAL SOCIETY 44-inch Batiste woven from 3 TO W ELS 25c th or without See our See our special bargains in all sizes, either reservoirs— Yours for a small payment down and a few weekly payments of Fibre bottom chair seats all sizes, choice for Mon- p day, each.......................... t All Iron Cot, re.¡tifone» woven spring, a good vail $ 3.50. Our price V*Q Monday, each Ja r d in ie r s , worth will find a place on MOSQUITO BARS Ijirge, new line, all sizes ma<le out of sand fly netting complete, ready to hang, spec­ ial prices. counter Monday each ......... JA PA N ESE MATTING RUGS Ijirge line of choice designs, 36x72 inches, for._. A rr _ Monday, each Victor Records, new sei tion, two pieces on one cord, 10 inch size f7C only...... ............... •2 SEW ING MACHINES.— Automatic drop head, special new line, ball bearing, improved high arm sewing head, equipped with automatic autom atic bobbin winder, gyar-releasing device, Automatic stitch Self-threading regulator, Shuttle and Belf setting needle. On easy terms of $1.00 down and Q -| q q weekly payments of_____...................... ............... ................ f p X » U U FURN ITURE.— Special values in this department terms. CLOSE EV ERY on Victrola. The ideal musical instrument without a horn. Youra for a Bmall payment down and weekly Q -| A A payments of only „«p A e U U Special T w o S t o r e s ,121-123 E: Ist S Blue Enamel W are, white enamels all styles of cooking utensils- THURSDAY D EPAR TM EN T Sale STORE �« tv TO .'S. •: • E k .'.. « Published Semi-Weekly— T u e sd a y and F r id a y SANFORD HERALD //V S A N F O R D — Lite i$ Worth Living Hum ber 7 * ■ A N P O R D , F L O R I D A , T U E S D A Y , J U N E 4. 1 S I 2 V o lu m « IV NEWS 7 . » cSt f OF THE WORLD • ___________________ P R E SS ASSOCIATION MEKTINO AT ROLLINS COLLEGE COUNTY COM M ITTEE MEETS ALL AROUND FLORIDA ralalka Experts to Show Pres* Hoys Vole In Second Primary Ca nvANst'd on A Good Time Items of Interest Gleaned From ,y / Interesting Exercises at Close East Friday The General 1\lcws of The Land r Tallahassee, June L —State Printer T. The official count made last Friday by Various Sources of This Great School. of Flowers. J. Appleyard, who is secretary of the the Democratic Executive CommitteeFlorida Press Association, is having his in st-ssion at the court house gave Kirk­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WHk hadff^full getting ready for the meeting A LARGE CLASS GRADUATES wood a majority over Hand of 99 vutm. ClJLIt I) FROM THE STATE PRESS of the organization at Palatka June ‘JOC lark’s majority over Hilhurn's wax 311. 22. F’rum the replies coming in from Long and Varied Program Rendered The auditing committee com[xning An Epitome of the Week * Most Im­ Mere the Readers Will Find a Brief at Cloning Exercises of Rollins newspa|K‘r men generally (and all of the portant Happenings In the G. R. Calhoun, FL M. Strong and W. F\ Historical Sp rin t Mowing on Friday Last craft has been invited to l>e on hand S ta te’s Domain Dunn. re|xirtixl that tinbooks were For Hurried Readers S' whether memlx-rs of the association or Winter Park, June 1. The graduat­ Airnx-t to date, with u cash balance of Work on the new pontoffice building Weet Virginia Democrats will hold not), there will In; a large attendance ing exercises took place on Thursday $750. 1 he hills for the secondary primary in Sarasota ja progressing nicely and the district delegate conventions in the live at this meeting. Out of 150 letters sent morning in Knowles Hnll, the following however are not paid. building is to bo completed by the 1st of congressional districts of the state Tues- out, only one editor so far has said he being the programme: Mrs. Ferris was voted $50 for effi­ August. today and the following day the state could not attend, and a great many have Organ prelude, March, Op. No. 3, cient service in aiding the secretary in ✓ H i» almost a certainty that SL Au­ his work. convention will convene at Parkersburg said their wives or daughters would be (Guilmant). Florence M. Smith. gustine will have tho Ponce tic Leon cel­ to select six delegates at large. The with them; sometimes wives and daugh­ The auditing committee recommend­ Prayer, Kev. Arthur Cushing Dill, ebration next spring, und it will be more fight for a majority, of the sixteen dele­ ters. ed to the general committix- that the D. I). elaborate than ever Ix-fore. The program, now being filled out b;_ gates is between the forces of Speuker Hark. The Trum|>et, (Buck). Measm.' memlx-rs he jiaid for their attendance at Champ Clark and Govrrnor Woodrow the Palatka people as to the musical Po|x\ W’etherill. Inman and Blackman. the committix- mix-tings. No sooner Six baby (MtrirhfM wife iiatcluxl a few Wilson. Gov. Judson Harmon is a u n ­ feature», will lx- a most interesting one. had Secretary Ferri* finished reading the •lay* ago ut the Ostrich F'nrm in Jsck Addreas, Rev. J. W. Stagg, I). I). The Southern Printers’ Cost Congress, tender. Dnaco of the F'airies, (Dental, F!va recommendation than Mr. W'hitnet of sonville. They are on exhibition there recently in ru-axioh at Chnttnnooga, was Sanford wns on lus fix-t, protesting that and are altrnHing lots of Attention. C. Mcounters and Adelaide Yoorheea. Friends of Col. Roosevelt announced attended by Mr Harry L. Brown, exPresentation of diplomas and certifi­ the service of committix-men was a pat­ lodhy that the first real test of the A tnr|xin fishing club hit* l>ecn orgnnprexident of the state association. Mr riotic one. and *huuld not lx- commer­ in-d at Anna Maria Bench. The club cate«, President Blackman. strength between their candidate and Brown made arrangements to have some Meditation (piano, organ and flu te. cialized. , J ’^gpident Taft will come next Thursday will give a J.Ml cash jirire to any one of the most ex|x*rienrcd men in the Mr ( alhoun of Sanford r<>*4- and catching the largest tur|xin with the Meiitkei. Agin« Hill, Florence M. wla-n It. I), iiovseil of Oinalia, National trude attend this meeting and explain s|»oke favoring the meiisure. Ill* point ligtite«t tackle Ix-fnre Septemlier 30th. Smith and Elizabeth Krause. Republican committeeman-si cct from the "coat” system, which is a great help was tlmt some of the memlx-rs come Benediction. Rev. W. L. Barze. Nebraska, will demand to. be seated ns to the craft. These will include Mr. Did you know thnt Florida leads all from long distances, that they are inOrgan fKMtlude, '(Beethoven), Flor­ the successor of Victor Rosewater, a ct­ the states of the Union in the jiroduction F'rank W. Heath, secretary U. T. A., ence M. Smith. commixiod. and put ul an expense to at­ ing chairman of the National Republican of fn! r * earth? Well, she dex-x. Ijist Philadelphia; Mr. It. T. Purse, of Savan­ committee, prior .to the hearing of con­ The musical number* were rendered tend. and therefore should be paid. nah; Mr W. (). F'lxit. of Atlanta: Mr. Seth Woodruff ri*»e and xaiil that he y a r »he dug up 27.658 tons and $266.tests by that body. with great effect Buck * brilliant Hark, iion iif i-iixh mi thi* prixluct consider­ Hutto, another prominent tpemlx-r of tin- Trurnfx-t, Ix-mg aung with a *|x-ci»l doubted whether the luw, if the tpie« ably more than half the entire outjiut of Gov. Francis McGovern of Wisconsin, the U. T. A., and Mr. WillLutl Pfutl. also lion were testi*), would jx-rmit. the nieindelicacy and fxiwer by Itnllln»' famous fuller « earth in ihe Lulled States. chairman of the Wisconsin delegation (•> a leading l ’ T A man. male ipjart at. win, ri-»|xindi»l with an lx-r* of the committtx* to acc*-pt pa\ the Republican nntionnl convention in u The advertising discussion will lx- in un til (or ' lieir -x-r o n * encore with Tlli-Nlght Ha* a I'hiilisuud telegram'today answering an ap|x-ul t>> charge of Mr St. Film» Massengale, of Mr < alhoun *aiil "Gentlemen *e Ib-ath uf i.i-o. II. IH rk ln x im Flyes, tlie exifuisite *ong com|>o*4-d by William Barnes, Jr ., of New York, re­ Allantn; Mr. Glenn, of the Glennhaven't a ipiorum hentoday (or tinour own Prof. Po|xHon. <M*i It Dickiiison diixi last fused the supfxirt of Wisconsin for Sen­ Keitgan advertising agency, Tampa, and very reason i(t.,i tin- member* cannot afTlie coninienceiiielit .nldr**»* wa* given I hur-luv after a lingering illnens and ator Klihu Root ns temporary chairman Mr. H, C. ( lurk, un advertising ex|*-ri for-l to alti-mt # by Kev. J W Stagg, |i I *., pastor <>( the wie* hnrn--l .it i irlundii on Sunday He of the convention. Gov. McGovern's of Jacksonville. The whole time of UnI he recommendation wax finally turnPresbyterian church of Orlando. I)r leaves a wife, two daughter* und one son reply said Senator Root represented "|>o- meeting will lx- strictly business, in con­ Stagg i* a warm friend of Kollm*. and ei| down, however, all the memlx-rs vot­ is mourn hi* lien litical views anti methiMls that should no- sidering matters of supreme importance ha* bail a *on enrol|>»l in the -Undent ing a .- >xi-ept \1 r ( alhoun Mr Dii hin*on wa* ora- of the inoxt la? sanctioned at the Chicago convent to the newspa|x-r men of the state. I'he ipiestimi . .inn- lip whether If»Ixxiy during the |ire*4-nt year lie i* in prominent nh/enx of llrange county Besides the social features, and the tion” and that Root's selection would ah unuHiiul dt-grix- familiar and xympa- rixirganizatiim of tin- eoiiiinitt«*' should holding vverul |*>*ition* of trust in the usual literary program always furnished invite defeut in N'ovetnlx-r. lx- effeetisl at olu'e or In- defernxt until thetic with college life, having l»x-n suc­ county and ut lullshaiwev, where he wax hy the association at its meetings,*a bun¡•liter ) hi- general election I'he latter Congr>-J. is about ready lo inviwtigute cessively tutor, profexsur and pre»nlent a familiar ligure at every meeting of the 11ii»-t tendered by the hoard of trade of -’nurse u .l* dix'ided ijxu. .tr.d unme.lt another »«called "tru st'' and in rouse in im|xirlanl college* ami universities in Ia-gixlatiire Until tin- mtlrinitn-s of old Palatka on Friday evening. June 21. ut itep. In-fore .nljonrhiin-nt -'ll! Woodruff ■lueiice some of the lug men in the puck the Mint It Dr Stagg *|x»ke on t Lie < oil age rrepl •11-»1 him he wa* active in |xil the Putnam House, will give free rein wo.* elixleil tenijxirury itiairiuali of the Ing industry, who recently were ucipiit ipiest of F’ear, and his address wa* one Itic* and wjv* one of Hu- Im-»I jmvi(i*J men to the gentlemen who may have speeches commit fix- Till* was suggested a* an ted in criminal proceedings in Chicago, of the lx-»t ever heard at Kollm*. it wax on local ufTair* hi the county. Being to work oil. enforcement of the chair "in cose of characterized hy Prnfi-esor Black man ¡l* probably will lx* summonixl to Wash a good dearrijitivc writer Mr Dickinson \ very low rate has been arranged. d eath " In reality it will have the ef Ix-ing at once 1lie addreas of a scientist, wa* often called ujion to furnish articles ington to tell why the prnx- of lxx-f and partl< ipaled m by all the railroad tines, feci -d practicall;, giving Mr Wix idruff a «age, a firofihet, u preacher and an or for the local pr*-x* arid hi* mind wax u otlier meats has gone up. After u con­ tlie chuirmunxfiip ol the incoming com­ from all |Miinl» in the state to Palatka. ator wonderful store house of information on ference between Representative Henry mittee I bi- rate is tilxnil one fart-, except over men and measures of Texog, chuirmun uf tlie house rules Before intrixlucing Dr. Stagg. Dr File following change« will take |ila«xone line, which is a little higher. <tf a mewl lovable di*|««*llloil. (itxirge committee and Representative Clayton F’.very newspaper man ought to lx- Blackman nj>oke brieflly of the twenty- in tla- personnel of the new committee. Dickinson was a friend to all that knew of Alabama, chairman of tho judinarv present and hear the exjx-rts tell alxmt seven years of accomplishment at Hol­ Snm Griffin wax elected in tin- 241 h |>re- him and hi* circle of friend» wax not concommittee, u joint statement wits nude I lins, of tlie disastrous tire of two year* einct to xuccmxI Setli Wixxlruff and Mr cost" and "advertising." litied to Orange county or the »tale. jiuhlic indicating that such an inveatigu- | ago which was so iu>hous u handicap, and Woodruff wa* electisl to *ucpx-d D«*’ AlkH e *i-rvi*l full tim e in the great o o n tion would lx- made * of the recovery and advance which have ernathv in tin- lir*l pnx-inct lohi ll.irri* Murder at < Irrmont f11• * an-l w ,i* .i go.«| soldier a* h i* contKstenoz, the real leader of the negro| \ murder ••( xn ti airm-ny .is to lx- well |marked tin- year now clo«ing The reg will take thi plan >f I H Swix t G B r,»-b- a t i-t ifv and their ipprix-iatliin insurgents, bus capturid anil hurix-d nigh unparalleled in the history of the istration ho* xfmwn an inereas»- of some lira, of Wittier ti.irNr. *tnie.|* I, J •if I i* wof**, was I't ix t iv l hy their litdown the town of Ij i Maya, on the criminality of F'lorida wan committed liftix-n |x-r cent m all dejiartmeiit* over Stroller. Jix- Itarlx-r -•( i --iiway v. •.ike le n d u ru i- ii Hi* -iii*.-.pin-* iii O rla n d o , branch r line of the Cuban railroad, thir­ Saturday afternoon ut Clermont, when the previous year, and an increase of over .) F: Crawford'* jilace wlx-n the I lilted ( oiifi-derate \ eteran» ty milea from Santiago. The govern­ Mrs. F!. H. McVleill'a sister. Mm. H. B. one hundred per cent in the School of b u riix l him w ith honor*. IxtoltH l.ike Filtra SeNsion ment gave out this information to-night Hough was murderer! in cold hltHxi by Music. Dr. Blackman also read parts Hi* faithful wife has been a resident of a letter which he recently sent out to Tallahassee, June I Then- *ix-rn* to of Sanford fur acvcrul y ear* and the Byin­ A column of regulars, commanded by her husband. . all former students. • considerable chanci- now of an evira Major Sanguily,-had occupied Iai Maya She wn* shot down shortly after two put hy of the community is extended to sexnion bf the I/••gisllit urifile Ink her and the family in their hour of befor the last two days, hut sallied forth o'clock, as she sat at a sewing machine Certificate» in various department* sunvilb* hoard "I tradì h.c* Imx-ii in min. n-av ement last evening In search of insurgents 1ringing Her little h i year old son wit were given to the following |x-rsons iiiiinirutiuli wilti the <.iiverinir ■niui-rii Hardly had the regulars left, when F.* nos**»] t lie Irugixly. Iru Jewel William* of Jacksonville tenor with K00 men attacked the hand Iaxdie llroce Donaldson. Battle ( r-x-k mg ibi*, und ha* nl*<> -x-tit letter* in all Ilmigl crazisl with li<|iior and dot«-, \\ rill her Krport ()n- nn-mlx-r* •ni.lnmiug a- igr»x-mt ut (ul of ruralen. Citizen» armed (hen.- . entertainisi n su sp icio n of a Doctor Hal) Mich. . .O a i r* to n igh t or W < dlu-ml.iy. selvea and attempted to opjxise the in­ ker. who had lxx-n attending the chil Inez Ddnlup Guiteras, Mantanzas, for them in *ign that tlu-v wn-ild limit ■•ini todii.. tomorrow, .mil all summer. the **-*.»11)11 to thru- day* and ii i n-turn surgents, hut were compelled to retreat, dren (or mensles That was the excuse Cuba. the Jacksonville Ixiard "f trade .igri«- In losing several wounded. Kstenoz then he guve, but In» mind was by no means Both Hollmger of Alltxina. < in uit < miri I’untpiini-d pay all i-x|x-n*»-* uf the thrix- day* -»— entered the town, which jie burned and clear ;>n the point, because, after the Gladys Allen Lovell of laikeland. Circuit Court which was to have lx?7n sacked. Herbert F’recman Duncan of Clear­ sion. It la undersnxM) that a large num­ shooting, he said he knew his wife was ber flf the memlx-rs have ».gmlleil their , M d •»<>June HI), has txx-n jM»t|Mmed un­ water. innocent. willingness to abide hy this arrangement l,l the 2nd day of July, hy order of Judge Fire at Fort Lauderdale Celcilio Donato Ixifx-z of Tampa. und it is also undemlood that the only Perkin*. All witm-sacs in civil and crlinAugusta Nelson of Mantanzas, Culm IMrnlr Is Postponed ” Fort Lauderdale, June 2 ,^-Tbe busi«’»"•* " " l’" ,M’ 0,1 hun<l " n ,hat ,lulcBefore dismissing the audience. Dr. ohjeotion the Governor would have to The picnic that was to have been held tkt section of Fort Ijiuderdale was calling the M-snion wnuld lx- that it might Blackman spoke appreciatively of the swept by ffre a t 2 o’clock this morning, at Geneva Ferry has Ix-en indefinitely lx- the Ix-gialature would desire to go mtn *' \b ar In < ulta causing a loss, roughly estimated at I>ostfamed on account of the rainy sea­ faithful nnd efficient work of the faculty an extendixl sitting, for which there do«-» i Santiago, Cuba, June 3. Many refduring the year, especially of Deans 1200,000, The Miami and Palm Beach son. The picnic was scheduled to have not s»x-m to lx- any great iiixx-tvuty now , ugtx-» havr arrivi»! lien- from LaHodgin nnd Ferguson, of the ill-hualth occurred next Thursday and had been an­ fire departments were called on for aid, But if a majority of the memlx-rs agri*maya, the little town which the negro of I)r. Thomas R. Baker, for twenty but reached the scene too late to get into ticipatisi with much (dea»uro, not only beforehand to limit (he session t«> tltrusi ) m lxL under General Fisltnoi hurnevl among the town fx-ople. hut all the good years the M oved head of the Depart­ active service. , duys it will in all probability lx- rallixl., last \\ixlrn-sday. M<»st of the refument of Science at Hollins, now retired A partial report of the losses is as fol­ folks of (he Float End. and many m at­ grx-* have bix-n hiding out in tho day­ ters in the way of improvements were to on a Carnegie jx-nsion, and of the lovely lows: time and making their way through the character and remarkable efficiency of of its presidents; Dean Hodgin. Hon. W Wheeler Mercantile Company, $70,- lx* discussed. It is to be hoped that night lest they should encounter roving K. O'Neal, Mx-retary aud treasurer of the Minn Julia B. Reed, for eleven years 000; Strananhan & Co., $05,000; Ever­ Inter in the season this picnic can be com­ college for many tears; Rev. P. P. F^ns- hnnds of rettela and be killed. director of the School of Expression. binisi with the Growers’ Picnic und take glades Grocery Co., $15,000; postoflire These refugees rei>ort that on WedA meeting of the Alumni Association Knsminger of West Tampa, graduate, ruxulay last a hanil of about 600 n»*-’ wiped out. Other places destroyed place some time in August. was held at the close of the commence- profemor and errtMusiustic friend of the ——----- 1 ‘ * grix-s entered the town very suddenly, which the looses have not yet been es­ A hank has just” Iteen organized at ment exercises, at which Rev. F. P. Ep*- college; anjl Dr. 0 . D. J. Schadl, former­ shouting "D eath to the whites!" and timated were the Ft. Lauderdale Pharmingcr of West Tafopa wns re-elected ly instructir in modern languages, who proceeded first to loot the stores and Kealty Co.. C. Gutchins’ Umallllu with George V. DeVaull us president and Mias Grace Boone of Or­ j» now doing so much for the development dwellings, driving lite white inhabi­ Bakery, C. G. Rhodes' residence, Wil­ president. The institution has a capital lando as secretary. It was decided to of Florida by bringing tourists nnd hometants from the village. Then every liams Bros., contractors, Snyder Si Short, stock of $16.000. hold u wwek-end meeting of nil gradu­ seekers lo it. real estate; Johnson'* millinery store; In the evening,•Mias Julia B. Reed one of the seventy or eighty house« ates and former students some time in For a (le a n City Jeffries’ meat market, •Herald printing recited in tho gymnasium, by spi-cinl re- in the town was set afire and burned The ladies of the West Side Improve­ M arch. to the ground. After the fire had at­ * establishment. At 1 o’clock the Alumni dinner was luest, George Adr’s opera, ufter which ment Society have had trash cans made tained good headway the retici* with­ The Osceola Hotel and adjoining prop­ held in the dining room, attende hy many the fscully, students, former students erties were saved by dynamiting the ad­ and placed by neats on streets, so that graduates and invited guests, at the close and invited guests gave themselves up to drew to the hiiU. persons can deposit trash when they sit joining buildings. social fentivitir*. on neats and eat lunch, instead of throw­ of which post-prandial speeches, fill of ' Tha* ended the twenty-seventh year, Chance Here for Argument. wit and wisdom, were made by Rev. Dr. . The number of crimes is on the in­ ing in it parkway and on streets as they Cramer, pastor of the First Baptist and lx-gnn the twenty-eighth, of Rollins The dislike of »omen for effeminate crease, and they can be traced back to have done heretofore. The ladies bo|*‘ church of Orlando; M i* Julia H Reed, College, the oldest institution of higher men and of m*-n for masculine wom­ homes to which parents were too ambi- now to have the streets look lieller and the retiring teacher of expression; Miss learning in Florida, the mother of many en. 1» due to <he instinctive belief of Hfty For iW r eh.ldren In the djrf<;iinn_ ()L hofie the |>cople will appreciate the ef­ <». H. AbD-tt »I Daytona.'the only J*.-r gixxl men arid women, esteemed and lx>- both men and women In the gOYOT* social prominence and too neglectful of fort' they- are making lo T»5lp kwp San­ pa nee of umvu. Laiiuiuit MlLL . son who bos taught at Rollins under each loved by^multitudex o f friends. ford clean. them In tha direction of character. •• J - xl-V* •• : if* • l. 4 fci J- t '.-- .i -w- . .. v.i *? I-1 . . r?-» -iii .• ’ I * ». fi Ó *A.rt .1 -Y » i - *.l a m i m 15r : iß * iAt *P 9 - J ..Vj H 4 * ; »u ■4 .V �amount to much anyhow. »I ì I did not question with him but the greatest ar­ gument that I could put up would be for him to take a glance over the sea of faces at every meeting in the tent and there he will see people interested in the word of God that perhaps have not been in­ side of a church for years. M in d yo u ld o not say that the tent revivals are better than the churches, for I am a church mem­ ber, but it simply takes a different kind of treatment to bring people to the right way of thinking, just as it takesjlifferent kinds of treatment for different”kinds of diseases. There is more or less of an exclusivenen about the church and it is more notlefeable to the humble sinner than to most of us. This is an exception to the rule I am glad to say, but any other church member will agroo with me that in every church therods more or less of an loner circle that takes cognizance • of a man’s social standing and the man in the humbler walks of life has a deli­ cacy In breaking in and naturally, atayi away. Then there are men in plenty who are herd-to get into a church build­ ing at all—you couldn’t drag them in with a team of horses and yet they will go to a tent to hear the same gospel preached that they could get in the church under different circumstances. If tbceo men can bo brought to the right way of thinking by a revival there are ju jt that many more aouU saved and jt matters little about the manner in which they arc saved. There arc many good church members today who were touch­ ed for the first time at a revival meet­ ing and the chances are strong that they 7. would never have been touched at any other time or place. I can well remem­ ber some forty years ago when camp meetings were in vogue all over the na­ tion and I ascribe the great rcligioua i awakening of that time to these same I M a d e t h e m fo r us a n d you are a p p o in te d u m p ir e to d e cid e the q u e stio n wheihcr outdoor meetings, where all were equal1 and where every one could come and worship God under the bluo canopy o f1 o r n o t t h e y ’re the best clo th es you e v e r saw o r e v e r wore. heaven. I favor the churches. I favor the revival meeting». I favor the camp meetings. I favor any and all methods that are orthodox in their teachings and that .will bring the great masses to the sinner’s bench. Probably the main point of the gentleman’s objection was that of the direct way In which Mr. B&jw soaks the people right and left without exception, and he probably stepped on the gentie/nan’s pet corns. Preaching is much like newspaper work. You al­ ways like to ace the other fellow soaked but your broad grin is changed when it with the thought that next Winter.these ent» themselves. I have lost business comes to your turn. I beliovo that the professional beggars will not havo the all my life because I stood for what I be­ revival meetings will do more to bring opportunities to rob the peoplo th ifth ey lieved was right, and while I wifl~never the people of this city to their senses than have had heretofore in Sanford and I be rich in this world’s goods the thought anything else. Sanford is not such a sincerely hope that no more Sanford is always there to comfort me that I have wicked city, but some of the people here money will be given promiscuous­ not lived in vain and the world may be are in need of an awakening to their lack ly to the curbstone tourists. Let letter off for my having lived in it. The of support of tho churches and many of every ono become a member of the San­ greatest trouble in Sanford today is the them have forgotten all about the Bible ford Charity Association and be rid for­ idea of the majority of the-people that they are living to pile up money and no in the mod chase for pleasure and mate­ ever of these Sanford nuisaflacs. thought is given to the hereafter. rial gain. Nothing extremely bad, but just enough to prevent them ever get­ 1 One of my merchant friends jumped ting a glimpse of Heaven, and it is the on me the other day about the article in T A tarmer finds a onc-dollar bill and mission of Baas and Stapleton to reach this* column last week regarding early appropriates it, by right of discovery to j out and bring them in and ainco hearing Saturday buying. The strangest part himself. He goes to town and pays i t ; them I havo no doubt of the result. about this newspaper game is that when to a newspaprer man on what he owed you try to do a fellow a favor he usually him; the newspaper man hands it over j 1 A mendicant struck mo on tbo street reciprocates by wanting to cuss-you out. to a merchant to settle his account; the the other day to buy a pencil from him I advocate the early shopping on Satur­ merchant pays his meat bill with it; and , and following out tho generous impulse day because it relieves the tired clerks, the butcher pays it back to the original that has always prompted me I started the tired .horses and drivers and pre­ finder to finish paying for a calf he had to haul out a nickel and then remember- vents the delivery of groeerios on Sun­ Purchased, after which the farmer takes bered our charity asaodaUon plan and day morning when they should be de­ it to the bank and discovers it to be a gave it not. I sprung the association on livered on Saturday night. My friend counterfeit, and on tho ensuing Sunday the follow and told him in dulcet tones takes the stand that now the ladies call puts it into the missionary collection. Save each week the small amounts you have been waxiing that we would like to help him if ho him up and if he is unable to make tho Query: Are all these debts cancelled with and you will he surprised what they will amount to. would only present his claims for char­ delivery early they refuse to buy at all, tho spurious one dollar? A DANK ACCOUNT— ity to the proper parties. I had no idea which shows the power of the press in but what Rev. Waldron would buy all reforms, and my lady friends are evi­ 5 Mcrriopathy is the science of the heal­ Brings Success hi» pencil» at once and give them to the dently coming round to my wsy of ing laugh. Merriopathy is better than Brings Confidence school children. Dut the professional thinking. Two wrongs never make a homeopathy or allopathy for curing ail Brings Independence beggar would havo none of It, and fur­ right and just because the merchant-may tho gloom diseases and grouch com­ Brings recognition in the community ther conversation revealed tho fact that lose a m a ll order on account of the hour plaints that make life miserable. Some It MRANS MUCH towards jrottr success. he had spent tho winter in Florida and is no good reason why the whole of San­ idleness needs drugs, some need the sur­ waa going back north to work the sum­ ford should wait until late Saturday geon’s knife, some can be smiled away, mer reaorta with his graft. He did not night to order food that should-have been but neither you nor I ever knew of a want to see the secretary,’but wanted to ordered earlier in the day. I admit that sickness that was cured by a frown. Tho wise physician well understands j P E O P L E S BANK O F SANFO RD ply his trade among the business men a late order for meat for the Sunday beaiuse he knew that in a day’s time he dinner has its advantages where the par­ the therapeutic value of fun and h cheer- j M. M. SMITH. Pre». H. R. STEVENS. V. Prea. H. E. TOLAK. l could rake in a bunch of. money and get ty has no Ice, and yet there are very few ful spirit Medicine may be a neces­ away with it. He was strong and able people in Sanford that cannot afford to sary and powerful agent in the treat­ bodied enough, and the picture arose keep ice and with ice you c»ii keep the ment of illness, but it may fail where fear 'x ,,r before my mind of this man spending his meat over one day at least. 1 still con­ and melancholy join hands with the dis­ many chronic cases without fear. Set iblea. The hoetile fo re* of <h„ in hlM ry and discouragement Laughter is one of tho beat medi-, the gloomy, discouraged, neurasthenic ease. summers north and winters south, and i tend that I am right on the question and the hard working peoplo paying for his j while not wishing to take trade from cinea in the world, and lenghtena Life as invalid to laughing. Study constantly hy the hennvnlent micn>t""' oi traveling oxpeSSk. Itu rried h lm down any one or hurt their business in any weu as brightens it. 5rA merry heart~how to provoke smiles! Cause a few Have you uiCd the Sirxinc Hou* ’ " " and left .him hurling anathemas at my way, I will aay that trading a t midnight doeth good like a m edicinal ¿aid the wise thrills of humor to run, however weakly, •ad Palmetto. If not get a roeaf ucieidevoted head. But I was comforted on Saturday can be avoided by the pat­ man, consequently we may employ it In throught the veins and to tickle the rie- KNOW SATISFY ln w !' “Get in the Game” of good clothes now; we’re making a hit with these new, beautiful suits; made of the finest cloths woven, all-wool, thoroughly shrunk, finely tailored, style that stays stylish. H AR T , & SCHAFFNER MARX PALMER & SEIGH 117 First Street * SANFORD, FLORIDA The price OF success IS SMAL1 ÏËSULTI When Compared with the RESULTS BX»' r< .i f Deposits Absolutely Insured to . .■ *w- wS* : V tátó L . ** • 'u . '< Uy- ¿2 2 mmH H t H I mm . A\ .* ?>■ - -, t v 1 ! t .■ ‘ •; - r - i I* :• ■ I W», - »V . A « ,* i ■ . �Save One Soul for Jems, ma o *4 cu •OC* ami ami amt »Ofk for to to tar Jr Ja Ja Jr Henry M cLáúlin.C. f c * (ox amj t; froo tka n t •rj • »na. - au - *j , •r a , To li* ( o u t at Try nam pra •c m »T — j— r \ r - T * 1------- 1 - r r a t 2 f l aU paifca Ida •ml U • Lad; et «U; t a * ligkt; U » la ; Driag kna AU » m Ua raa ‘Borni poor M i l 9 s ' J b> IL» 1 « - tag (U? - loa, kan • W a r t -» » a l-c o iM Laam I r e « all da • Fla • Baal, « u - i f r a r la U.« dark-O M , ^ :n z = r — r — Cj 5 DINGEE Filial 8»lf'8aerlflc«. Asking that a sentenc© of the©« IFWKLER years In Jail Imposed upon his father Pl umbing and be Imposed upon him and that hla MY SPECIALTIES own sentence of two years In Jail be \ Gas Fitting Reversed to his father, a young man j 'kafd s Hand-Paint«! Chinn i broke down In the Criminal court In W h a m s Sterling Silver Baltimore, Md on.» Roger» I luted War«' one Mown« recent •nnmin« morning All Work Rivelve» My Personal Attention Elgin and Waltham Won-bee and wept bitterly. The judge com­ und lient effort» piled with tho prisoner's unusual re­ quest and tbo lad seemed much re­ A U . (îtX J D S G U A R A N T E E D o Pi*>.,«e City Mail phone 23 lieved when given tho chauco to ex­ change sentence» with his father, giv­ ing tho elder man tho benefit of one year. They were arrested some time ago on a charge of obtaining monoy through bogus checks passed upon tobacconists and confectioners. Bovoral days ago thoy were convicted. :: VI A Touched by tho loyalty of his partner In crltno, tho elder man asked that the original sentenc« bo adhered to, but the Judge carried out the reversal. I EXCURSION : \<a :g A T L A N T IC COAST LINE > Round Trip from Sanford, Fla. Dangerous to Motorists. With th© coming of spring. It Is x r r ^ : — ; • , r - X -----¥ ~ TE. said, thoe© who own motor enra In a •VMJ.00 Washington, D f $40.00 Philadelphia. Pa. certain section of Massachusetts op$:i(LOO Baltimore, Mtl. las -4 o , 8 Uad-tag r*a d *y , » a i t - ia g I* fo r g ira, Pa wül erato them with considerably less $10.00 New York, N. Y. speed, not. howevor, always because F -F ? r r . $48.50 Chicago, III $12.75 St. Louis, Mo. of th© county ordinances or out or con­ k - k » r t= T = \ t sideration for tbetr fellow cttlzons' safety. On ono occasion two motor­ ists were crawling up a highway wper© Low ,.lr, lo nthfr poinu On ulr daily lo Srplrint>«i 30. final limit Oclobtt lately a friend (then riding with ono 31.1. 1012 aO .«tec Uo lha ita •ei» «Ul n ■n I»» of them) knew they had fonnorly 1 1.« infixm.tinn on alwvr and ix k n i . l r . F u llm .n rrxiiitHin, r(, h . At gotio at top speed. Tho friend asked tanin Lina a|cnl oi wuir why the car wan running ao «lowly. "Why,” explained the driver of tho car. with perfect naivete, "every­ Great Revival On At The Big Tent A. W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . «■an li.Hic*n iinil not Imtow© ki ert- body's carrying home garden tool* From day to day the increased inter­ thu-M-*! u* to la'gin ainging Ihcriuvlvin. . now, and you can't run over a man 138 Weal Bay St. J A C K S O N V I L L E . EL A. without risking a puncture.''—I.lpplu. est, in the meeting living held in the big Tin* large choir is rendering som«* tent, under the auspices of the- Meth­ beautiful and attractive music, with cult's Magazine. odist church «ontinucs to surprise the Muwrs. Rrock unci Thornton at the chrr. Sanford people. Our town has had the .nets, anci Mrs. C . II. Summers unci Mrs. How Men Judge Dress. reputation of being indifferent and cold Davis of Orlando at the pianos, all of In discussing th© problem of what toward such a religious movement, for whom are rendering efficient service. a woman should wear. If ah© desires reasons which cannot be explained, but Altogether it is the l>est organized to please a mart, Emily Boat snys, In . \Vr can «upply you for iuuhcdiatc .hipnicnt tbo current number of Dress that much to the gratification of theme in the beat ct|uip|>ed, most impressive mtvl charge of the work, widespread interest ,nK »hat has Us-n in ,.ur midst, and IUv outline and color, moat e»p«“clally out­ BEGGAR WEtD SORGHUM MILL 11 ~ PEANUTS line. nre lo be coualdered firat But ia being manifested. . Summer». our Methodul pastor. ha» tinMo»l com plete line of I ’oultry Snppltp» (otrdeti n|id Field See<l. lit M o rid u whether t h e Inrn 1» real and the em Kvangelist Bass is u preacher of the coo|M>ruti<in of the other pastors of the broidery by hatal h e hn» no I dea, »be P O I A I O I S . HI A NS. (aA K i l l N A M ) 11(11) 1*1 AS. A M ) ( K I D CONN old time type, who hew* to the mark uml town, and great goo<l will surel> come declares If women drcuticd for men, V* -ii* I m# J .•* E. A. MARTIN & COMPANY 111waW III««'*#i#•! t «•a•ed ( |I|I<^ allows the chips to fall where they may, from the tactful organization, preaching they would upend about a tenth of |K* i HJmi II aa* n )!»• S*s(** and is as fearless a sa lion. True to the and effort along all lines, »tint they now do Certain tiling« 2(Hi E. Bay S t . , J a c k s o n v i l l e , reputation which precedes him, he is. Rev. Bass will preach to women only iiien appreciate, »oft hen» of t e x t i l e » preaching in that same fearless manner I on Wednesday at 4 p. m.. A full ac and beauty of cut—a man 1» very ap­ and is sparing no words in expressing count of the meeting, its organization preciative of ml «•*peclally of nice what he wants to say about the Sanford unci progress will upjM'ur in the next 1» finlntl. good line», good c o l o r » but »ben It route» to tbl» te a r» fnuhtnli people. With every utterance there 1» u sue. J. TH IG P E N COMPANY or the itt»tiloti of brfoto tho flood—h«> (MTuliar force which finds its way into doe» dot know a thing. A G EN TS the hearts and consciences of the con­ Flash Fights From The IHg Tenl gregation. Some «'hutch members in Sanford are There wa» some s|ieciiliitionus to how -■*> cold and indifferent that if any one DR. C G H U T tile Sanford |x-n|ile would Mainl for the should sit down wtier«* they have fieen frankness of the discourses, but with sitting there would Ik? danger of taking DENTISI each message there is every evidence of j pneumonia. or t i c a with HOLDEN R ( A L E S T A T E CO «tlllce Y 'o w rII B o tlilin g the deepest interest of the audience, even Kven the churches of the town are so ls-nding forward to catch the message ! inditTerent that tin- men who want to S A N F O R D . F U t K ID A S «t n f o r d . F Io r i d «3 J from the pulpit. Never Ims there been live right will tell yoil they would, but seen a more anxious and hungry hearted there is no one-to help them. %%»»%%%%»»%%»»+%%++%%+%%%%ww\%%% (M-ople, says the preacher. While 1InYou |ss»p|e of Sanford will put your large majority of people of the section preacher in an ire house, spiritually l t have rome here either to make money or s|ieaking. arid cuss him becaus*1 he don’t * t to gut well or both, and have almost for­ sweut AND ♦ gotten there’is a God. there is a derided It is hard to In- religious without reli­ F f rhangc* in the atinonphere of the town gion It 1» hard In fa- e liristi-, without E E while the meeting lius Ihs-ii running <u.1 1 nri-r in .our Id* IF F one week. \- . m a n w h o . i h j . - . - l » t o a r i m e gie.|»-l E iRk DOS) Not until the « fo n d Mind a;, of tin l i a s -III e i t h e r III tl|s s o c i a l , b u s i n e s s or + ROOM 2 0 F meeting did Hev. Bass make a pro|to- home life, und is leuiling a broad life and F Upstairs, Pico Block aition to admit any one to make a pro­ oft limes a double life. The hardest things said about the fession, and he had i>een urged many time« during the week tu give the sin -•preacliers and revivals are said by hypNrtl Door to City Nr«tauran> 10.1 Wr»l Kutt Strrrt Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. 111. ner a chance. I ix'rtitirul church member*. AND Fv«-r\ ( hriMinn church meinlier m Surely our town is on the verge "I tin Suturduys 4 to 9 p 111 greatest forward movement the church t h i s town cun lead at least «me mml to •old. and l( >011 lire not where >011 call and Christianity has ever «-on in the dll It t h e r e |s s o m e t h i n g m-riouslv wrong lion. Already the interest Ini» surpi«-»-» Siran^t*rs WelroiiH* S o m e o( .mj chureh mellllxT» III S a i l eil the exp«*clution of inany'dH our it lord know no more about old tune reizens. |H-ntance than a hog kiln »' about s side L I V E R Y , F E E D and The hnrde«t things said by K v a n g e li s t e *VW\V\V\WVXMV\VWV«WVWWWI saddle. Boas are about the hypocrites, b o t h in SALES STABLE Any man who is not willing for hi» BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES and out of the church. wife, daughter or mother to live as he On Sunday night the service held in lives is rotten to the core. B la ck a m lth ln g and H o rto ah o aln g 25 BICYCLES I H a r n o u and W agon s the opera house was one of the !>est a t­ The home is God's first and holiest from m 1« nr TU IIS. FOR NEW tended service« during the week and school. God save yotf mothers from Hu. *71 n ~ * * »7 Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged many pronounced the sermon on" What turning it into a dancing and card play­ Sil ANIBARGCK ORLANDO. fUUIDA «hall the end be" the most forceful one H EA VY H A U L I N G AND C O N T R A C T I N G ing institution. preached by the evungelisL This js ---- t true, however, of each one you hear, the more you hear, the more you like him. Ag® of th« Qamblsr. (ÎEO. A. DeCOTTES Tho eighteenth century was tho ag© The Christian force* of the town «'em to realize the need of Sanford and have of tho great gambler*. On February ATTORNEY *Nt> OOUn5 e LLOR at l a w united for the greatest possible benefit to 6 1772. thero was a debate In tho house of commons on the 89 articles, Practice in Sraie mid Kederal («>urt» he derived from the work of the«e two and It wrns noticed that For spoke evangelists, who come »0 highly recom­ very Indifferently. Horace Walpole sug­ t.iirner-Wmalrufl Bldg . Sanford Fin. mended, which reputation they have gests an explanation: "Ho had sat up made good. plnytng nt hazard at Almsck s ftom Debt paying, apologizing, dishonest Tuesday evening, the 4th. till R In the DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER SH IPPERS OF deeds made right, loving instead of hat­ afternoon of Wednesday, the Bth An DENTIST ing, ceasing to gamblo and drink liquor hour before ho had recovered £ 12,000 Phon« 41 | arc some of the reformations going on that ho had lost; and by dinner, Ranni *3 Z* and 23. PRO Bid* which was at 6 o'clock, ho had ended DOW. _________________ i______________ S A N F ORD, L 0 R I P A. Tho meeting U watched with un­ losing £11.000. On the Thursday he spoke In tho above debate, went to abated and unusual Intcreat, and great dinner at 11:80 at night, trom there L. G. STRINGFELLDW thing* are expected to happen In San- to White's, when he drank till 7 the JUSTICE OF THE PEACE f?rd before th$ end of tho week. next morning; thence to Almaek a. NOTARY PUBLIC The singing under tho leadership of where he wan £0.000. and between 8 Mr. Stapleton* toho ranks with tho'fore* and 4 In the afternoon he.net out for Office tn City Hall I §k-; .' most leaden of our southland ia proving Newmarket.— I-ondon Cbronlcl«. « great drawing card to the fheeting. Both Sides of It. Hi* solos are forceful and full of gospel, "W hat's, tbo us© of disturbing the THOMAS EMMET WILSON many expressions of appreciation are present system T' asked the man who ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 7; v m heard of His splendid leadership and his had Just received a quarterly dividend AT-LAW check Of largo proportions. "W hat's SANFORD, FLORIDA SéVfnlJT ltxflrt»t Utfr».. a! The 'Congregational singing doeo-fmnt tho use of keeping It ■■ It ta t" cam© u „ «Uaïf AtInfnr r Florida tho answering question from tho man ìwViAmiVW W HVVVVW M VVW iW W VW ViVM A * VV»............ credit-to'Sanford, and there are few ftRraldroc»*. Sanfonl and Srlvon l-»k» who had spent tho day looking for Seeds and Poul»ry Supplies n General Fire Insurance HANSON Sanford Library Free Reading Room MODF.HN SHOK REPAIR SHOP i t ELECTRIC MACHINERY HAND BROTHERS i r Florida Fruits «,»1Vegetables I Chase & Co. People who go Into a song aervice who work, but without finding I t —L if* 1 -.v2-í '¡ _ •¿ - '!• N -jrw j * -O . •» I I General Insurance Agents �i.» ‘» HERALD THE fttbiuhed I m r 1 M « r and rrVUr Uomini Or THE HERALD PR IN TIN G COMPANY It J. HOLLY. Editar W. M. HAYNES. Bu*l«t«st Msnaier Subaerlptlan Prie«. * 2 . 0 0 a Year la Advance D*iIrrr»J la |b* CUjr by carrlrr 12.00 per jrrar b> •dvaoo* or 20c per ntonth. l'iymenu la ad\aaee mont be made at office. Eatarad aa uraad rlati anail mtitrr Auiuit 22ad 1908, al tba Poatoflk» at Sanford. Dérida. aadar Aet et Match 3rd. 187». . paoa la Hyald BaildUl Talrabeae Ha l«8 Claude L'Engle haa Uken Toomcr'a waste basket and will uae it in Washing­ ton aa Exhibit A. ------ 0-----Once again, my countrymen, will you haVa that tourist hotel this year or wait until Hilburn is elected. ----0-----II Sanford wants a glad Han^ do you think Kirkwood? Quick, Wataon! with the ahoe horn! Lake la running again! %y. ---- 0---- II Sanford wins from Kissimmee -----today-what would Kissimmee do to Morrow? Hurry, Harris, wkh the fire truck! ----0--- nut_U|guç.:i week and what it do ifT w rtut w n M WBaotrrarried New Jersey or Claude L'Engle the waste basket? . ----- 0----- - The Sanford Herald is real proud of the parkway in front of the office and . the example of keeping the premises clean could be followed by other business houses. " F' * 0-- Senator Fletcher has a very fine press bureau, under the management of Mack Catbrart, whose early experience was developed on the Tampa Tribune. Even now Mack talks in Gran Orient phrases. ------O------The Herald wants to caution the Or­ lando and Sanford trim s against any rough stuff with the Kissimmee team. Those boys have been raised right and are Jersey fed and they go to bed every night when the curfew rings. to do business in Florida as long as they remain in the trust. Such laws have been enacted in Texas sndi Alabama and have resulted in a great saving to prop­ erty owners in those states. Under the law ih Florida at present, a combination of insurance companies is allowed to rob the people right and left and the Legis­ lature has continued to tie their bands behind their backs and let tho insurance barons go through their pockets In broad daylight—DeLand News. WHO WILL DE DELEGATES Wo have not seen a complete list of the delegates to the Baltimore convention who were elected at the recent primaries. The following is the list in full for the in­ formation of our readers: From First Congressional District: W. Hunt Harris of Key West A. P. -Jordan of Punta Gorda. From Second Congressional District: Dr. B. C. Abernothy of Orlando. Robert E. Davis of Gainesville. « From Third Congressional District: FYank Maya of Pensacola. J. F. C. Griggs of Appalachicola. From Stats at Large: A. W. Gilchrist of Punta Gorda. Frank E . Chase of Jacksonville. Frank Harris of Ocala. . E . D. Lambright of Tampa. B. 8. Williams of Pensacola. Dr. ft-B.-Grill o f Palatka. * GIVE HIM A CHANCE The Herald Is sorry to sec several state papers still talking ubout the great show that Claude I/Engle will make when he takes his scat in Washington. Hon. Claude is now the Congressman from tho whole state, the first time such an honor has been conferred upon a Flor­ idian and it behoove« us as citizens of this state to grant him the same cour­ tesy that we always grant tho man who has won such a high office. It seems to the editor of the Herald, who is a per­ sonal friend of L’Engle’s that tho best or the least we ran do for him is to grant him a chance to make good, and that Claude will make good is a certainty with all who know him. He is also a fellow editor and tho members of the press gaug should be more charitablo in their criti­ cisms now thut he is not a candidate, hut a Congressman. Claude may have his faults, hut ignorance is not one of them and he will grace his seat in Congress with honor and dignity. His career as a newspajxT man and his future cari-er as a Congressman will i>e along widely divergent line«. Mr. J. H. Reese, for the past four or five montha in charge of the literary end of S. J. Hilburn'a congrtmional cam­ paign and who has made his headquar­ ters in this city, will leave this week for KlAsimn\ec, where lie goes to take charge — O 1 of the editorial department of the Ki* SHOULD UK CONGRATULATED aimineo Valley Gazette, already one of Florida, in the election of Mr. W. N. the best paying newapajH-rs of Interior Sheats to the office of Stale SuperintendFlorida. — Palatka News. • ent of Public Instruction, which he hon­ ------ O-----ored for twelve years, has not only FOR H ET T ER W ATER shown that she wishes to give her school At the meeting of the city council system to the direction of a man who Is lat night the question of better water brainy and efficient, but that she is glad and more of it was brought up and dis­ to take an opportunity to vindicate her­ cussed in all its phases. There was no self for failure to re-elect him eight yeara definite action taken hut the council ngo. will have another iqx-ciul meeting to l a k e Mr. Sheats is un educator both by up this mont important matter at once. training and a liking for the work two The Herald is gratified to find the city eMtentiuls. He is forceful and logical and council take this action. The question of capcci&l benefit In his position— he is of a better water supply for Sanford has well acquainted with school systems all long been the principal need of our city over the country, by his wide reading and now that the results of our crusade and intercourse with the best educators are bearing fruit the day is not far of the country. And he wants to see distant when Sanford will either own her Florida have the very bent. water works or can lie guaranteed a On account of a supreme court decis­ sufficient supply of pure water at all ion against the high school bill, by which times. it was required that all high school prin­ ------O -----cipals and teachers poaacas state certifi­ M UN ICIPAL DOCKS cate« In the higher subjects, it has de­ Now that the agitation of municipal veloped that numerous teachers and ownership of docks is being made in principals are teaching in*our secondary all cities in Florida that have fronts schools without possessing high grade would It not be well for Sanford to certificate«. One principal of a high consider the subject before all this school wo know has nothing hut a first valuable property is gobbled up by private grade county certificate and there are parties. The question of n Iske front high school teachers in Florida with the 1 has been spoken of many times but no same sort of licenses.' . M' action haa every been taken regarding same. The bulk heading of tho lake front if it is ever done will conflict with the ownership of the property along the lake shore end this question will have to be settled in the near future. Sanford will one day be a great shipping center for all the river trade and the municipal ownership of docks will then be a thing of the past. While taking up other subjects for the welfare of the dty would It not be well to include the subject of municipal ownership of the dockage. AN INSURANCE LEMON a 1. the Southeastern Tariff Association be­ cause of the Improved fire apparatus and facilities, about all of our brick store risks have been increased. This is the kind of a lemon handed DeLand by the ' fire insurance trust. As this association is an interstate affair, the attention of the members of Congress should be called to the matter and an effort made to have the trust investigated. In the meantime, our new senator and two members of the House from Volusia . county, should see that the trust is out­ lawed in Florida, and the various com­ panies constituting the. trust forbidden Tom Watson Arrested Augusta, Ga., June 3.—Thomas Wat­ son, one time Populist nominee for presi­ dent, now a member of the Georgin delegation at large to the Democratic national convention, was arrested on a federal warrant today brought to Augusta and put under a bond of $500. Wataon anticipated the service of the warrant, cliarging him with send­ ing obscene literature through the moils in .Watson's Magazine, and had his automobile at the depot in Thompson to meet United State« Marshal George Whi te. At M r. Watson’s home he played the part of congenial hoet to tho marshal at a mid-day dinner upon the conclusion of which, Mr. Wataon invited Marshal White to Augusta in Watson’s automo­ bile, the Invitation being accepted. Upon their arrival—in another au­ tomobile, Mr. Wataon’a having broken down on the road—the former Popu­ list leader was greeted with a cheer from some hundred people who had gathered in anticipation of his coming. A qualified bond was arranged in the sum of $600, prelimianry Axed for Friday morning at 11 o’clock, and Mr. Watson returned to his borne this after-noon. Mr. Watson's defense in the case will be that he published in his msgaxine matter quoted from Catholic books, or repeated editions which were copy­ righted by the United^ States governme'nt; that the language 'anil wording used in the Latin reprint in his magazine to which the poatoffice de­ partment raise« objection was an exact reproduction from thcae copyrighted books. He will b« his own counsel in the trial. . ' AND The Autopiano! — --------<----- S — :----- :— ‘ I Send for Catalogues, Priées and Terms £ John A. Cunningham | JA C K S O N V ILLE « FLO RID A < >■ __________________________________________ , ___________ _________________________________________________ DON’T STOP TO AUDI K \ (Ha! In ordrr io obtaln g»**««! farti* la««.1 lou havr lo par a high prkr li - 1.1 . Andine money lo «rfurr ««or u( iUr «r aro iure offe-ring Tht j>rop. rt» «•rii loralrd II ranno! fall io «.1« « talur In a ahort Orar. If you •• wlulrl? aa/r Immimrnl a* «rii a* • * profilatile onr »r «ouUl a«l*l»r u« br/orr olherw «nip up fhr ntakr mtinr» *0 »urrly and **(•!» New York Uses Much W ater, In the whole world there nrc only about 1.600,000 people. An Inch of rain on our watershed normally would give two gnllons of water for every man, woman and child ou the surface of tho earth. Put It another w ay If every man, woman and child on the fiue of the earth should walk up to to the lakes, reservoirs, etc., which hold New York city's water supply, and each pour In two gallons of water. It would not be enough to last that city ten days. TI1K CLEVER H O l’SKK I I I I If 4/ i HOWARD PACK ARO I \M Sii ni ori). Moruln wwwww * * * * / / * / / / * * / / / * / * taken delight in her puddim •ulard«, etc. They are n o n l.ulmg deNHCrtH (list are alw ai- 111 <>nlit Our line of rice, lapnua. ">m starch, sago, etc., is ol 11»« hc-i anti cleanest To use thym no in­ sure results and compleh -.infaction. PAY CASH and S A V E MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery Onr lk«if Knit o* I’i - i ..fit * Infant Mortality. Infant mortality Is the most sensl five Index we possess of soclnl wel­ fare of sanitary administration, espe­ cially under urban conditions. A heavy Infant mortality implies a heavier death rate up to five yoars of ago; and right up to adult llfe( the district« suffering from a heavy child mortality have higher doath rates than the dis­ tricts whose Infant mortality Is low.— Neuaholme In tho National Fbod Mugatlne. Shear Waste. “The coal supply of the earth Is limited.'* said the scientist. "No one can say how long It will la s t" "Great S co tt!” exclaimed a man In the hack row; "and hero we’re gono and wast­ ed more’n a bushel of It heatin' the hall for this lecture."—Washington 8t«r. Suolarli I Ini Ida Elrst Street I. W A N T E D - I C) HUY second HAGS i iikI All kinds of Hags and Hurlap bought and sold. rcspondcncc Solicited BAG All kinds of Legal Papers, Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements taken. Rental* and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L U. Benefit Sodety. The beat and cheapest Sick, Injury, Acddent and Death Benefit ProtecUon. Office in Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ metto. • Leave Orders For Ice Crcim Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can have it made and delivered by leav­ ing orders on Saturday a t Maxwell's. Latest improved machinery insures the best of-cream and quick delivery. 72-tf The Cato Qty House has brought duwn the high cost of living. Only $4.00 per week for the finest table board in tbe city. See Parker. 28 t < COMPANY Importer! ot Buriap— Manufactuirr• of all KmJa of Bag! FLORIDA JA C K S O N V ILLE , . . THE Notary Public lii.nn H IG H E ST M A R K ET P R IC E PAID SOUTHERN S T A T E S GEO. B. IVEY ¿jägE-ft P I A N O In this country In the sixteenth cen­ tury; "papa" did not come In, borrow­ ed from abroad, until the Bovententh century was well advanced.^ Florin, ai tho end of tho former century, de­ nned the Italian "pappa'' as "the first word that children are (aught to coll their father, as ours say 'dad,' 'dad die' or 'bab......... Dad" sccius to be the commoner to mankind of- the two. N'auslcas In tho "Odyssey" calls her father "pappa phlle," dear papa; but Qreek haa "tata" also, and Welsh has "tat," and Irish "dnld." Yesterday was Jefferson Davis’ birth­ day. The only observance of tho day was made by the banka and postoffice, which remained dosed. New ten room house with all conve­ niences, Just been screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ ing orange tree«, pecan trees, about fifty ross bushes and other plants. All in firatdaas condition and situated on Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ ter from deep well. Gan also sell two other lots with poultry yard and orange trees, fine galvanized barn and garden adjoining. Will bo sold st actual cost as my business necessitates closer residence. R. J . HOLLY ti Herald Off]». Steinway & Sons Mehlin ;; Behr Bros. Mathushek ; “Crown” Story & Clark J: Kohler & Campbell - -Haines Bros. < and Fischer :¡ •'Dad.* Ideal Temperature of Room. An Ideal room temperature for the sedontsry Is Unit between 66 and 70 degrees. Below'these temperatures the heat regulating apparatus of the body finds I t necessary to^closo up the peripheral vessels more or less. In­ ternal congetUon slowly begins and the conditions for a cold are secured. For Sale------------ I DISTRIBUTORS FORI *Dad" and "daddy” were well known Under Mr. Sheats’ supervision ft may be expected that a much higher standard will be set. It may lie exported too, that many shams now fiermittod to exist for political reasons will b« done away with. In fact, there are much brighter days ahead for the educational work of Flor­ ida and the state deserve« congratula­ tion.— Miami Metropolis. --------Am■ mult of the re+atlrig granted by June 4 , 191 i THE SAM ORO HERALD *r•■ . . NEW BLEND . . FOR . • Coffee Lovers «r. 2^ ^a THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of rousting agd blending. . 5; z Nothing Like It Ever Before O ffered. J; DRINK§ better and goes further than any 30 cent coffee on the market to-day. Cuts down the c«»si living without sacrificing coffee' enjoyment. 3; 1 lb. cans, 2 0 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents ¡j: ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT — — P ack ed E x c lu s iv e ly by 3; £ 3* CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. f; P L A N T 8 AT - •N.ífivlllr, Tena H m S ob, T n u J*rk*>u»ilb. FI. �• .Y ira ; Tho Drawback. "I fold rntue hand» aud stand and The music program given by the Ceclliari Music Club In the studio of Mrs. wait and know mine own shall cotne to mo—unless u copper catches on and hannie S. Munson last Friday morning pinches me for vagrancy'■—Houston Whs a very delightful o<*casion. Post. specially interesting were the piano solos of the young •musical debutante*” Great Value of Coooanut. Lyman Frank Is now with the People* from the ages of eleven up. Their |»*rTho cucoanut la not ouly valuable forniunre gives great promise to San Cash Grocery. a* a aourre of food and drink In irup ford's present list of musicians. leal cuuutrloa, but In also tho beet of If It keep« on clouding up there will l>e In addition to the piano selections was. all troea for ahado. some rain in Sanford some of those day» a vocal solo by Mias M erced» Munson, ■ A. P. Connelly is expected homo today which was greatly enjoyed. Ungallant Man. Miss Bertha Packard read quite an from Virginia where he visited Mr» It Is rathor an ungallant man who interesting paper on "W hat a Grecian Connelly and left the boy». advocates women-» auffrago on tho statesman thought of music." theory that It will not triKko any real AMr*. Graham left to<Iny for her home Tho program concluded with a group inference.—Waahlngton. Star. in Chicago after spending the winter of choice readings by Miss Canhs Knswith her son, Frank Graham. mitiger. Mis* Knsmingrr is a talented Provoking. Tho Odd Fellow» held a very inter­ mailer and is always a great pleasure td Nothing inakea a woimjn so angry her audience. esting meeting last night and led several as to ace tier huaband, who dicta at candidates across the burning sands. The piano nuinliers were given by the home, oatlng everything that cornea following Mias.» Mabel Anderson. Ha­ along at a banquet. •• Mr*. Dr. O.AV. King left yesterday for Baltimore and points in Virginia, where nd Hand, Margaret Davis, Lucca ChapH l, Essie Purdon, Marian Packard, she will be absent for several months. Novel Method of Duatlng. Hawl I’ackard, Kuth Kanner. Tho In Europo they dust the paintings > Harry Einstein left today for Chicago junior folks’ numbers were from Jessie In art galleries by means of sir sy­ where he expects to visit several weeks Pell. Alice Caldwell, Ruth Waldron. ringes. Itefore returning to his home in New York. After the programme a lurgo dressed Look at the name and date slip on ^our doll, in blue and white, and in the latest Wonderful Human Voice. paper or wrapper, and if 76iir subacnp-' fashion even to the blue ribbon bandeau In producing tho tones or inflec­ encircling her hair; was presented to tion is in arrears, kindly send it in at Ruth Waldron, who had gotten in more tions of tho human voice -41 muscles once. • • hours’ practice during the year than any aro brought Into plsy. Hon. J . N. W hitner Itjft todny for other pupil of her grade. Jacksonville wheru he will attend the This Friday inusicale was indeed a J Fundamental Error; mooting .of the sta le Democratic Com­ very happy conclusion of the Cecilian » auffer, In teaching, from the mittee. Music Club meetings until the second n’<‘an" helng oxaltcd aud the end forSaturday in (Irtobcr gotten G. T. Self, representing Stetson I ’m vi-raity, was In the city yesterday in the mtercats^of that great institution of learning. If you have rooms to rent or if you want to rent rooms place a Want Ail in I'tie Herald. This is the market phn *• for wants. Mr». M. Martin of Comfort Cottage has iqa-ned “ I»lingtotl" at Highland*. N which in a fumons .summer resort in the mountain region of that state. Miss Florence Robb nf Sanford a fur nier pupil of St. Joseph'« Academy. at tended the closing exereis.» of the Arati einy last Thursday night lte|K»rter Star. H un. F o rre st L a k e is b u sy at dtllereiit jHiint.» in the stut*- t b is » ts-k in the m att**r nl his ca n d id a c y fo r Speaker of th e 11**1 ise at the next rm s-tm g of tin- l*-gi* lilt lire. f tieo. It. Ivey, manager of the Mary Haire Living Fund Fruit Stand, corner 2nd and Palmetto avtjnue, doe* not keep open Sunday, so we think he ought to get the patronage of the people. His order boy» are hustling for your order. Why not order your fruit and have it delivered *t your door Saturday»? Give him an extra large order, so he won’t lo*o by keeping closed Sunday, the I*ord’s day. GH-ltc Every Week Bridge Club Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin delightfully [ entertained the Every Week Club ut her home Thursday afternoon. Two table* of cards were played. Mrs. O. W. Brady made the highest score and received the first prixe, a hand painted china bonbon E dish. The low »core prixe, a deck of * card*, wxs won by Mm. (*. F. Smith AtUr the much enjoyed game was over » delicious salad course was servi-d. Tho*«* eqjoying Mre. McLaughlin's ho*piulity were Mrs. Forreat Lake, Mr». G. L F- Smith, Mm. 0 . W. Brady, Mre. O. W. f King. Mre. C. -M. Vorce, Mre. W. D. Holden, Mre. R . L. Hughes. It is aaid that Melbourno'a city roun«1 will levy a tax on dogs. There are so many worthless dog» in Melbourne and . it is expected that a tax will reduce their number. A man's work is from sun to sun, and Roman's work dceoccnds from daughter Piano Low P rices- Easy Terms Inniiijr \ Specialty Orders Solicited Phone 18-1 Rings P .O .B o x 1127 w A Meat Market of Quality 'lit i Wlu-rt; yon can get the beat of cverytlhiid delivered to your dtxir by special tnrs,sender and op Time Wt CARR) A COMPUTE UNI Of Morida amt Western Reel and Pork. Land». Dry and bait Meats, Msh. Poultry and Home Made Pork Sau sage. ^ D \\e are tiow prepared to give to tiie trade otir sjitvinl HOME MADE COR\ BEEF _____ Try it— you will be pleased. Ç-! r E* *- t.i T. W. B R I G G S 110 Park Avenue Pitone \o I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. , The old re 11ube Planks Chill Tonic is |Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure H. RAND. P r ä s i d e n t P. F O R S T E R , C a s h ier •Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money Ixick if it doea n >t 25c anil SOc |*-r botllr. Ask your Druggist. fri-tf O n l y Nat i onal Bank in O r a n g e C o u n t y F u n d s P r o t e c t e d by B u r g l a r y I n s u r a n c e G E O r C R U A L O , Vlea-Praa. 0. r . W H I T N E R , Aaal. Caahlar S a f o t y D e p o s i t B o s o n for R e n t O R G A N IZ E D IÖÜ7 Notier ZFI.I.W iM in NOTES (■issi farm inni boggy borne sale I he s, Iiihi I riime<| bere Friduy with u and two milki-own with calves for App|y ui h rrt i Mo if,tiif*,rf,ir,tirviiviti,fif , , , , , , fin ,(III,filili f,I,I,I,,,,,,,,,,,, ((, i V^i MitVhVlVlV picnic on (he short- of Lake Ola. Thomas E Wilson SH-if I I Mr Fl\i- tlie eflicient learher of thè " f l \ IT" Paper Hanging done tir»! rías» '•IiihiI left Saturduy for bis houle in manner. Best screens for windows _______ i and Telineaaee. , doors. Keep out flies and disease. Roofing I Mr Wm Edward* loft Sunduy on a ' and glittering l.rt me llgure C. A Smith. ' i rear 615 Park Ave I'honr 221) 7ti if ( » bru ì vi*it tu l'hlludelphiii f or a good tabic und liome nsikmgcome t Mr. Perry O'N’eil of Apopku was a to the Sirrme Hotel for yimr mcnl* Kates j -C visitor bere Sunday. $5 (srr week. 24-1f Mr. ami M n. J. S. Kimball. Mr and. l Wade, the Tuner. Orlando If Mrs. ('ha*. Catch of Mt. Dora -aere m «Ì Five or six dir»“« die»-* of ""Glifi" 6 6 6 " wi will break : itors bere Thurvulay. tltfli r Mio\e t li si National Hank S AM OKI) I I OKU) A NFiss R u t t i tiu rtln e r Ieri M < m d u \ for any rase of chills und lexer. it arts on the liver better th an (ninnici und tines Fuirvilhi on a visit to relatives ^WWWWW^WWWW.mWAWW.tWWA'MV.MAW.M/WW.MmWW.WMWWW'fi Mia* Ethel Houston rnmt< over from ,K’* ,,r sicken Daytona Saturday. She leave* next ■ w**-k for Philadelphia, where she will D r i n k a Bo t t l e Qf take a three >*-ar*" rourx- in training for j n,,rsl. A. P. •* CONNELLY G K N F. li A I. I- I K E INSURANCF. AGF.NT J of the illncan of Mrs Rohhin* There will l»e no meeting of the state ls*ard of pardons on the first Thursday in June. The next regular meeting of the Ixiard of pardons will begin on Fri day, July 5lh, the lin t Thursday in .ltd, being the fourth, u national and stat*holiday. Ililili (irade Pianos PLANKS AND OTHERS was to have been held last Sunday has been |HMt(xincd to take place at the Star I heatre next Sunday afternoon at 5 o’clock. I.et every citizen of Sanford •»me .m<l help start this movement right. Mayor S|»-nrer had several drunk* l**-fori- him yesterday morning and being unable to get a straight story Supt McKinnon "f the schools at them gave then a lure fine t*-n*ii»l the picnic here Friday. repent on the street». Mr D. Houston »pent Tuesday of The meeting of the Wist Side I in asf wi»-k on hi* orange grove near Sari(Movement Society which was to l>e held ford. Servii-»-« were ln-ld here on Sunday by at Robbins’ Ni*t Thursday, June fit It xl I |i in., will lx- post |Mine*l on urri*unl Rei Si rI. I I ilei nf \I#*i|•k .1 Many Sanford jarople are planmng their summer trips and main of them will find places that are not half so pleas­ ant in the summer as Sanford. 11 is nice, though, to inform your friends that you have l>een away for the summer. Afjfnl.s for Now lork and ( liicni'o Factories There arc Two hinds ofChlll Ionic • huril) .Meeting Postponed The Associated Charities meeting that Mrs. JL J . Holly has returne<l from Jacksonville where site was the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. F. Thomas for sev­ eral days. A. H. CRIPPEN & SON \\ .Holland Park Null-«* i* Ml , WANTS All Local Advertisement« Under This: |Hendln*. Three Cents a Lin« Tach Issue ! t-tì j Wanted—Order troys with wheels and delivery bnskels attached, nt the Mary Haire Living Fund Fruit .Stand Apply at corner 2nd St and I'uliuetto Ave . » lor Sale—(>us range, china iio»*-l. dteuM-rs. chairs etc Htll.Fliu A)*2p For Sale—Twenty-five «(sing chickens 3fx: each. Call Ft Keisl. Thus Luten. c-o Mrs. G. W. Wylly. 7H 2tc For Sale—Six octave organ, good as ' new. cost 5160 00 Price $25 cash. P O 7H-2t f box 1163. Sanford W'antr*l—Schools, churches, lislgcs and |>rivate partie to hold (heir picnics at Woodland Park, the only place [rrovlded with aiuuscinents cunveniences and lie ceasitirs file only swimming land in thr state rinpti.»l amt i leaned every day (i|«-M Thursday« and Sundays To let j other duys 76 tf For Sale—Good uj*igh( piano, nearly new Oienp for cash or monthly pay­ ments P o Box 1163. Sanford. 7H.2t|i G I N G E R M .m u iiii h l f f ) A L E ^ •I h |mi f s* O R S O D A W A T E R i l l i i l w i i i i ’i lliry * ill j'f r x r m ilInrAN ni«) •li^«'h(iMh tim) you I mmi IU» Tl»i- ntitlMg given t*> tin- children of the Catholic school last Thursday at The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Woodland Park was a grand nucce*s. A beautiful day and a nice lot of orderly |>eople under tin- able management of Father P.ri-Miahan, x* party of tin- tint part, and tin- Mamie and Nettle for llidy i - i i l n s i n- linker in tin- •i c y \ 11 mi xi ng dnrntran*|H*rt.itnin and tin- only Woodland wiili latest *mpr**ve I Sani t ary inn* liun-rx Park, with it.» enticing swimming (»»*1 S P E N C E R S O R E A D H A N D L E D tiy all F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S .trial other attraction* x* parlic* of the S p e c i a l O r d e r s F illed P r o m p tly **»oriil p a r t , made and kept their agree merit to the full satisfaction of all ronWc Make K.vcr vtiling* Known tu tlic liatlc cern.sl 'flu* I mui I.s hrought in six lull load*. I m- i i i I i -s thos«- that came by autos PHONE lOti. NO 111 PARK AVENUE. and other vehicle». Mayor apd Mr». i . Three or four large furnished room» Spencer came to sex* where their !>oys with hath and pantry for rent during spent so much time. After a swim in the summer nt reasonable terms. 609 Pal­ metto avenue. 67-tf |kk)I Mr. Spencer decid«*<i the l>oys knew For Sale or Kent—Eight and one half ill joityîüie a good thing anil will joimLhem here­ acres on Celery Ave. between Cameron thitmoho entire and Heardall uvenuea. All tiled and in after Three sisb-rn of thnrachool und were delighted with |he lieuutiful go<Kl condition. Two flowing wells and Apply to grounds and the clean, healthy amasi*- good barn Apply to .J. N Whitner. Snnrny. 8 Harrison St.. ment provided for the public. It is safe y^Vh*City** *°n 76-Ulc to say everybody wants to come again Table board nt Mrx K. L Jones', one ’To thr fort that trow h thr timr to titkr out rt policy People ImTrbliTiFd it *0 well that the ex- block from First atreet. on I’urk avenue. in <i rcpiitulilf Life IiiMtirmuc (’nmpimy 76 tf Iten*«*» were more than repaiii. Boarders Wanted—Mr»^ Woodburn. 311 WOODSMAN. W Third St 76-Bp For Sale—2 Boar ntld 3 aow pigs, now Come to the Salt Hrcexr». five weeks old. from good registered The Bay View Hotel, und The Shelter grade Berkshire atock. Will sell for $5 Sanilorium. Hawks I’urk, Fla. o|>«‘n each, or the bunch of five for $20 Apply all summer. Ten dollar* a week for to Leonard Viblen. R. F. D. 1. Sanford. 76-61C Fin Ttxlny. Tomorrow, Next Year, tiutl your futnily not provided well people, and Twenty-five a week For Rent—House of aix room» on Fourth for aick one*. 72-Tue*-tf for. You ore doiiiit them un injustice. MEET ME FA CE TO atreet between Magnolia ank Palmetto avenues, recently vacated by D. G. Wag­ FACE nnd let me explain till the principal points about the It seems that the Florida Citrus Ex­ ner. Apply to E. If. Herndon, tlty. 7o-tf change is here to stay. The organiza­ Ten acres of good Innfl for sale at a best life insurance ixilicies. tion will bo of incalculable Iteneftl to the bargain. Three acres cleared and crop1 Inst season AD under fence. Near citrus industry of Florida if the growers ding station on traction line. Almost will just stick. given nwny. Particular» at Herald Speaking of fire escape* We heard a Office. woman say that her husband was the W. H. Underwood now has a first class greatest fire escape on redrord—he had horse slioer and blacksmith and can Office in H erald B ur. Y . SANtoH D. FLORIDA guarantee all work of this nature. Your not built a fire in forty years. ttorses c»n be assured of the best kind of work in this line. See Underwood when your horse needs shoe*. 45-tf Tam p«rstura of tha Harth. Th« temperature Increase» about | For Kent or Share Cropping—My celery ono degreo for every 60 feet as wo I farm located on French avenue. Sanford. Address. Cecil ponetrate Into tbe Interior of tho I for tbe coming season. Gabbett at lb« Robbins Nest. 7I*tf S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y fT im A r e Yotr> A liv e ? IP YOU MAY BE DEAD! K . D. L. THRASHER .n i l - i. »•* .**« —3 For Engraved Cards See The Herald •arth. ■ X ' ",V. . V* ?• * : t ■ I. �♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ clothes that fit every movement re you an air of distinction amongst and let us show you our O you like to of your body your fellows, then D NEW LIN E O F MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHING Si • . . JV are absolutely the Prettiest line of sam ever saw, and W E W I L L G IV E A N E ; O F T R O U S E R S with every suit, coat and pants, coat ordered. W e want you especially to see T h ey Our Mohair Suits at the Following Prices c*rr'<(kw4 iyii a . a. c i m c h b a u u * c a » are comfortable and T hey’ are beautiful, forever to the wearer. SANFORD SHOE & CLO TH IN G CO TH R ASH ER .+ + + + + * + ♦ + « " + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ 4> + + + + 4 « *> *?+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • > ♦ + + + + + + < ❖ ♦ « ❖ ■ > ♦ + ♦ + + + + ♦ + + ♦ + + *4* *H -«++0<* + *H-4* + + <. ♦ 4- + ♦ v *£+♦+•£ 4 - 4*++*>■><■+<••> 4 - 4 - *fr+ + ♦ + ■ > •>•> Health. •tandlnpRoom Only. According to statistics. the popuUUon of Pari. U 1,700,000 and there ex, 1.1. a carriage for each forty-one Inhabitant, and a bloycle for atxteen. At thla rate, making reasonable allowance fqr the amallneae of Parlelan famlllea. hardly anyone need, to walk unleas by choice. The total area of the streets of tho capital Is 924 hectare«, and It Is calculated that the united length of all the vehicles In use would cover an area of ninety-eight heotares. In other words, tho accumulatlon of vehicles would represent about one-tenth of the surface of the city streets. Aa the number of Tehlclea la duplicated «vary fifty years, I960 will find U>e number of vehicle« In Part, too large for the city streets to cofftaln, unless they are scattered evenly throughout the capital. But perhape by the time Paris can no longer drive through the streets. If may be able to fly over them. 4*•>•>4 -4 -+ 4 -4 --¡-4- * ->e 4- 4-4- •>•>•>*> Jf 4 - 4 - 4 - 4- v +.<•*i • > Flam es From the Sea. Stroller« along tho Ksplnnade nt Health 1« • etnte of physical mental Oban. Argyl«hlru, Hcotluuri. thu nihcr and moral equilibrium, a normal tu n o tlonatlng of body, inlnd and aoul. It night were mot by an qiiwontuvl spuc! m the «late when work 1« a pleutmro. taole.\ Opposite tbo Alexandra Hotel great tong nett of white Hitmen were when tha world look* good uud beau­ tiful and the battle of life seems worth aecn lending straight out of the sen while Health 1« tho antltheal« of not far front th e bench. The phenom­ disease, degeneracy and crime. Tho enon continued fur nbout an hour, and lawa of health are aa Inexorable as drew a large crowd of onlooker«. Who «peculated freoly an to the can«« t he law of gravltntlon, uh e x a c t i ng iim London p| . N#w Qame. Thero R n„w gama wUlch .ports^ ara playtnK To traV€., by trnln the d,itanci, |n twenty-four hour^ _ o n paper. For It Is played with R nradihaw. The aatonl.hlng Idea of itudylnK Drmdth«w for pleasure r e calIt I>ord Chatham'« hobby, Lord ! Chatham boasted that he hnfl read nalley’s dictionary through twice And Stone« w ere thrown In upon the e t er nal Juntlce, ' a s rel ent l esn a* f a te , there was another genius who found llatne«. but had no effect No conclu­ nml thei r violation 1« the b e gi nni ng ' consolation In queer literary fields sive Molutlou of the my«t<-ry could l>«> and caiiHe of all dlacaae, aufferlng nnd I>ord chlof j ualjc* Cockbum had no aln. Ilealtb la tbo moat desired of offered, but It Is explained that the n#<Hi of the naw noTcl. Ho read Euclid, oafthly blcaalnga. When tlnnlly loat apparently Btrangn o ccu rren ce wan "Even now,** he laid, "I often read It cannot be purchased by uncounted duo to a quantity of bydro-enrbon, «ome page« of It for pleasure." There millions, restored by tho alienist or which hud been thrown Into tbo sea |a no accounting for literary taatoe, ns returned by the pulpit. Health Is that the man .aid who read Bradshaw and state of happiness, faith and love Ownership of the Air. Bailey and Euclid!—Ixmdon Chrontclo. whose prototype was tho flrst m an— The questliiu of the proprietorship ( ________________ __ Mre. Fairchild’s Dlstfnctlon. Mrs. Oeorgo W. Fairchild Is nmong { the "beat gowned women In the con­ gressional set In Washington. One of her dinner gowns la a model on Qualifications for Sucoese. which tho ceremonial robes of the Oo4 secret of the Ilf* successful in summer will be built It la a trained any quarter la perseverance. "T h s robe of heary cream satin, with pan­ story of gsnlus oren, to far aa It can els of bluo chiffon extending back, be told, Is the atory of peralitent In­ front and on the aides from the lowdustry In the face of obstacle*." "Por- out bodice and ending at the hem In Mveranc* ia the statesman's thought, tassels of crystal and cut ateel beads. the warrior's «word, the Inventor's Tha diamond necklaoe which Mra. secret, tho scholar's open sesam e." Fairchild weara with many of her Robertson Nlcoll’a four qualifications ceremonial gowns follows the prevail­ for success In life are: (1) a definite ing style In resembling a delicate patobject In v le w ;*(t) a determination tera of lace. It la about three Inches not to bs defeated; ( I ) tbo capacity In width and fit« aa anugly aa a glove, for exercising continual self-denlaj, and (4) a certain belief In one’s own Strive to Be Kind. powers. George William Curtis ex­ Is not the sin of alna unklndnossT pressed an evident truth when be aald "an engine of one cat power running Because of It tears flow, hopes die, all the Ume la n o re effective than one friendship» are strained, and hearts of forty horaapower standing still."— well nigh broken, Not to be kind widens the breach between rich and Christian Bdenoe Monitor. poor, labor and capital, the fortunate and the unfortunate. Jn st to be kind To Minimise Accidents. heartens the discouraged, strengthens tha .weak, and make» besyyloads easy to oarnr. B e kind to those about yoo. . accident«, which possesses possibili­ It costa you little or nothing and la the ties in other directions, employed by best Investment yon can make. The th* Boston Elevated Railway com­ returns will come back In compound pany, Is commented oh in a recent Interest Tour employe», your friends, number of tbs Journal of the Amer- your household, even your foes, will lean Medical association. The rail­ respond to kindness.—J . Wilbur Chapway company offered a large number o f prises to high school pupils for ths best specimens Of Tfrssa containing Instruction and Caption in tbs way or prevention of trafflo accident« on the •trset» which would appeal particu­ larly to children. T h é plui created grqat tsterM t among tbs school chlldréfc-énd a large number of answers wars reoslvsd. Thé oomptojr award­ ed about I N prises, t h f largest bslng Adam, whoso Ideal* la the C hrist.— 9 J Crumblne, M D , Topeka, Kan Rulna of Old Roman Fort. A Romitn fort hna boen found or the farm of Mumrllla, near Laurleston Dumbartonshire, a rollo or so to the oast of Falkirk,.Scotland. Whllfi plow­ ing operations wore In progress In 0 field on tho farm referred to thof* were laid baro tho foundations and ruined walls which bad been burled for centuries. Several of tho roads or streets were traceable. A local an­ tiquarian expert, having been advised of tho discovery, assisted In tin search. + + < • + the lord said who dipped t Innary while waiting f>>r .Scoli, Ilio cl 1«■t li ili n r » s h o r t . ”— 1,011 ili in (' bruñirle What Was In Her Heart. "Tell me,” ho sighed i«'H beautiful maiden, » h a t Is la heart T” The girl gave »dm s Iley disdain, and then vim. t.eaf«* monosyllable, ' Wood' of the illr hn« been raised by an ac tlon brought against M. Maurice Fur- j Early at the Morii man, the airman, by farmer» whose land» surround hlu aerodrom e at Hut*, Jam o« E /.lick t tir••• France T h e y complain of tho dis­ ha« Tour teeth and Is '■«r turbance caused by tho too frequent alilo lo play the pin no Iiasgngn of aeroplnnes over their la n d . , old.—Chicago Evening l’>"t claim heavy compensation, and n»k for the prohibition of flying at a height Moro Than That In Life less than 650 feet Other aeronautical It would be a bad day fur hu manufacturers have associated them­ selves with M. Forman In defending If a man’s debt to bis f,,|k tho suit, which has been set down should come to bo c a l c u l a t e d «1 solely In rates und tmos for hearing next month. Automatic 8tamp Seller. London has found yet another ploco of mechanism to delight Its hoart In a new automatic stnmp sellings ma­ chine recently erected In tho public Newspaper's Great Influence. ofllc© of the general postofllce. It Is Tho newspaper has greater Influence one of m hundred to be supplied to all In tho homo than any other printed the branch postofllces In tho London thing, and your neighbor's conversa­ postal area. It auppllea half-penny tion Is largely- mndo up of what he or as well as penny stamps, and has an she baa rood 1n' tho day’r-paper. W hat arrangement for detecting and return­ reaches them for the first time In to­ ing all coins not of the samo’ weight day’s Issue In n week or a day lator or size aa pennies and half-pennies. has become their belief and knowl Foreign coins, ’’bad coins" and coin« edge. of other valuea are automatically ro. Dictograph. Tho dictograph consists of a series of senaltlro metal plates set In a hard rubber cylinder. In Its elements It Is a tolepnone transm itter magnified. Used In a business way It enables a man to alt at bla desk In hla private ofllco alone and talk off his corre­ spondence without the stenographer being present. The stenographer may be h] tho next room or on the other side'of tbo building, but sho bears the words as distinctly aa though she were a t his elbow, and sets them down. The.dictograph promises to be of great service In detective work, sad la already being us4d In that lie * . + Made Study of Dictionary. To read «„dictionary twice through for pleasure, as Lord Chatham did, 1s not a tempting suggestion. Rut there la a hint In 8lr Mountstuart Grant DufTa diary of 1877, when he waa do­ ing a good deal of train traveling on tho continent "In these last days I hnvo been exceedingly amused by Rrnrhet’a ‘Entymologlcal Dictionary.’ which . Henry Bmltb recommended to me when I wa* In Oxford the other day, and which Is a perpetunl succes­ sion of plesssnt surprises. It Is an admirable railway book fpr one who C U on]/ n § 4 .jtt t ill llltlp p a T i s Engl i s h Onobbery. Many will open their purses 1 cloty which tins a countess fur ron, but will not help the pour bor next door.—London Ma Choice Reading There le no doubt that » *' tectlveetory Is better than « liu story or a president s tne* Atchison Globe. Endless Chain. A mouse Is afraid of a man fa afraid oi k woman, * afraid of a m o u s e — and tho™ • —Chicago Now*. He Would Better Keep A man who smoke» ami cluba nover has any chance gument with hts wife «bou Never Belle HI. HorV *a-na,or It Is the proud boa»t of #,j Martino of New Jerw f «>“ the year, he ha- boon farming^ ^ never «old a hore«_ w ,t Oo gets too old to ,7 ¿ ¡ t loaf full rations and Mts It around the pasture until It d * * _ �IME SANfORD HERALD C IT Y DR R. M. MASON RESTAURANT DFNTIST iflMi Sir«-t on«- !i4ocà (rom IVi«jt iiru.eitr l'uaiiittlr*) Fhoae U) Sunfortl. Flnn.ln H. E . W I S E , Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe DR Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty I C. MO A RDM AN i) I. M T I S I A Place F o r Ladies and Gentlemen Modern A ll S h o r t O rd e r* At All H ou r* Prompt, Clean Service B y IRWIN M. ROWE, Official Slali.lician of (be American League MATHEWSON’S THREE SHUT-OUTS IN A WORLD'S SERIES H IU 8TY MATHEW SON’S abiding fsnio camo In 1905 when ho per a twirling feat thnt hag never been equulcd In a crucial series. E v e ry th in g F ir s t C a ss and Appliances M e th o d s ORLANDO FLORIDA Meal Tickets tire Sold at Reduced Rates WELL DRIVING | p K = ------- RIIACIICAL ORflUGHON’ S / T r S /s / y f Artesian W ells of Every Description v'«>r»icr Main and Monroe. Jacksonville, ¡¡ranch of the t.KK \ ||.;.s | 'Vsttm of Business Colleges in the World—?? years’ «tiroes«.. lMt.non •rajlnates. More than 100 high-grade instructor« Contract* given io secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or K E R N'D MONEY Ind-.r-d hy more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other lni«mcss ....... th.m A E L D T H E R Florida and Georgia business college-» coudum-d \\ also teach BY MAI I.. Catalogue F R E E . •A_ H. JA M E S. Manager. Jacksonville. Ha. S atisfactio n G u aran teed eye Klued on the fences. ( ’rnwford ns usual swung at everythin« tlmt .-nm«- rx-ur the t latu He picked out a fust one, xynlst high, leaned on tin* ball with all hi- might and It sailed out far over Eddie Hahn's head In deep right Jon«-* and CmiKhlln came home and Whlto Sox hopes sank to zero. That smash of wood and leather had «on another game for Detroit, prac­ tically put tho White Sox out of tho rare for another world's flag nnd hlafoned "Wahoo Sam” as tho champion cleanup hitter of tho decado lu bis baseball orbit. B y W orkm en Expert (C o p y rig h t. 1911. by J oseph 11 llu w lrt.) BRISCOE LORD'S BIG P A R T IN HUMBLING tílANTS L A S T Y E A R HILL RISCOE I>nun. loft flelder of th h.itni •ti \thl- ’ * plnved -»- ■ -i il flddlt» us a hero to "Home Run lllikii in ’ h•- wutld bii*el)iill Ortober Iß. 1911 Igird rnade nne of th. yn , ii. -i ¡lu í- of It- kind • se.*n ln n rruclal tost at the sen-oi - • i.'-«I hi- pennant » i n n " v play, mnrveled nt by those «Im mi« it ii - ■ . - i l . i f - w |f t h i .i - - • r evetils ha« been forgotton Thal one great -to|{■ a n d u u n d e r f i l l throw ti«■11» d rberk tho rlslng hopes of New York fandom ria —I a gloom over the (Ini hum riKiti>rn and gnv«» Eddie Flank a eniifldcn.-.. Um - iii i f » i - in t h a t d a * In w i n -!• Of all th« gr.oit throwlng out Helder» In •■ * in » • • i Ví|«-s I ||i-l •• I- t ■* who bu» a uhude on Ixird. Üjo pcgglng wunder » I n up- illllmit.-d I hl- I In * Ho I- one plater Connie Mack i>leaned and tl « n took ha. k again Ma< k IlC-aed thit «leal r-yt.i aim and was 111 at .n -o mi'll I ■id wa­ hn. V In li e ( I in a O ‘ ak • 11 I? nil Tills w. ndeitul I • * *•• o f I ■•!'!'ram»* In tlo* 1— mal gum«- of the world's -ert*.Th» (¡hints had ♦rlumph«.i| in th«- flr-t comhat in the m<«tro[.o||- rhr -ngh tin- grr.it pit. h Ing of fhrl-i| M.ith«*»s"ii and the timely hatting of |>e\or«- and M«-v.-rNew Volk fan- wer«> mad with Joy Heitor- were laying lo-uty odd- on tho (ilants to tak«- the -erleTho plight of the Markmen seemed d«-«(-•rate Mitiraw f|u wh«-«l with surres- ordered Itnhe Mar.piard Ills leading |lt' her of the season to fill low- in* the ltd > *■ * Nfanag' r B LUMBER HILL HARDWARE CO . •' > k** • *• ' '*i« '»•II« » . i i g jj - 1 *| . if » ). i. f I Hr w f !s 1 . i '•l • ' i [■‘i f f //V y,//IlA r\k II H Mnrqtiard settled down after an er-" rallc start nnd outpullehcd Flank for f' vo Innings Hn|m of the (¡lanto »as high They had won Hi« llr»| gam« nnd at this stage -.-in.-d t h e h e l l e r the jA f -lute of • *• I t e i n. ^ i t 'ht • I “-‘ t '» i hi M al» citarli r Ih r iifTii*- .*( ul F)«i'ii|aa u ii u n .in D illi i o »»» i n » 1 1 k r< i K a i K i n o k tin : VA |«.|| I 11 K i l l t I O » « I M I * AN ) I H» |t»i|* • f . * - l In ' i I n s in fir t hrMlta-i «rm t ••%*> f h r f . o r th»- |Hir|HM of (»»rmitig • tM»|y |w»|itic • •••I •••r|rif*tr utili*-' 'h«» l a » • -tf t h r M a i . of 91(jft*la. »••ft » h l .»lili f ! I. r f o i l . « i , f iir..|MMW»| <L«rt»-f A l i i It 1 9 . I I In* Darne of t h e . «»#|K»ratk»n •l»*ll i** t9»f W ight ••r«»ci-r> » u m p a n y " *n«l ita p r i n c i p a l ofHAna anti pla<* of t.tislD««^ »hall !«♦* ir\. I h r » il y of O o f t r l a » H f i l . f a i i r h ..fit**»-» 1r« • . f of her piar«»» m ih» Ntal* f I I« f tila. ar..| 11» tin • *1 ral «t at n» of •h r I titfr-l Ntat»-*, a n . ) in | n f r i { n c o u n t f t r « , aa m a y l i r f r g l l r f I» r»t»|il -h««l A U T I» I 9 II 1 I • /• » « ’ i • . til I»» •• I » t 9’ f « Ir I * ,• »• f • • • •'* •jJ ef tf, IIL N 9 0 U li.llT . N I« U l i . l l T . ». H lt> T h»« fill«» «»f Hi»» XUi ' * ’ * »1 I of t h e - o i l . - h u n g In t h e l.phill. •• prM(» -wI in t)h •I i \ ii l ) i l » •- f I.» Dan«buy u n i « ■ aiki t f •• h i. I« of .|f y f H s l i s «i»*- i ■!•» H » » i f » ,l tiff* • s 'r » «• . . . - » > i» tt-ii» f> •««dfretItuiary, furtiL . Im r-t» « - » . i n , » * / . , ru ra l« , llo u f. !»•/, Kinm , •n*l ofh« r N-rsUlufT«. am i any a t* I all a r t l« r * .o r <omn».»ti ¡»-- u » i* .ly r«rrtr«l anil lia n .llr d b y • c r n* i ral « liul»-«l» an il rr ta ü m m a n illa bu aiA n n , la Imi> »cl! ati.l * «. Ii* n (« (»H iltry. n T i*. f n i i l J and » • tria lile « b u y . a ril, i i r h a n p and oth«'rm i*o t»^l it. *ii k n.l *f Itvr •»«n k , • s p in » , l ’iiCjfW"«. rar* • 11•| t.. > fn. Ir* f a tt r*m Isrtdl«^, wad.tl«-«. He r» •I • « 4 - 1- - • •> •-» * M. I .. I .« «i|i* r / - s i « <•>»>«.;. 11, l c « « r 1 i l. . i * • -•« • »> I i. ir i i p r - » « r . a m p . i n • I ' k s i j * , SI-.I O l l i r f b i-*- I» *1 i n *11 k i n d * • «' i ' I» I i. s k « ' I I f a t l a Ilf a n y l l x l i r •In » ' * pt, r |m»• * t | |.t|sin»»s, I». b<irruw • I ' • *» -s»»* » • i m p U -!f s- itf it* » lo t k or AM CRAWFORD, folio* up k v t .r uf T> on I he Detroit Tigers nnd ***• • • I iirf o tk ilc*tlm t*. B r i . c o s Lord. - ’ ' ‘ I I ’la *. 1 i •f • ».* k«.r *« •• n *n *l |rn for a decado ono of tbo ln ;i** lilt*. In baseball, wns the nemesis <jf Inning . au -ed a ll • » l 1■ »I n an I » *>• r » r f t i«*- all «vi« ft iM.»»rT» *» ma> Fielder Jon es In bis ambition to lead the Chicago Whlto Sox to a boc- the New York partisans when he m«-t nne of Flank - cr..-- tire «hoot- -<| tr. I- ».< -1« t i. ' f.r pur|M»M* nr ni il>*s carf o 'l .-f i.ii«tr..«v» >.f * I ke n a lu r » , arnl to oud world pennant. f,,r n tertllfr drive to left It was a -creaming smash that looked Mo- to *t l a v ............ •• »tbl •»■/•.) «II t il* r itf M *. l*«»wrfi. Bib I l»r, » .tf • i li nt in ««.r(H»raiiitn« «'raau ii+d and It was the slugging of Crawford. m»ro tlinn any other Influence, door neighbor to a-’horne run »•».»tii.tf n if lr r and I») »irlo»' «>l th^ ’a « « ü( l9»o that-baf!lcd tlio brnlns. stsptegy nnd Intulilon of tho crafty pilot o f tho "hitLord dashed for the bn 11 and Snodgrass, rounding llrst, started jedl-tnell .M a i* uf F lo rid a . A llT H H I. less wonders.” It was tho crash of Crawford's trusty hnt following tho usual for second Tho fielder sp«M »o fast his momentum carried him over the foul I h r am ou n t «»I ca p ita l i ( ik -Ii of ih r rtjrp o ia tk m singles .o f tho trip preceding him In tho Tiger hatting order thnt sent dlsmny line In deep left. I^ird nindo a desperate lurch, speared the ball cleanly «hall I h* T » r n l ) lu»« T h o u sa n d ( f s ! \ 0 0 0 j l>wila/«. to the henrts of opposing fandom and brought tho llrst penhant In tho Amer­ steadied himself nnd shot It to Jnck Harry, covering second, for the grealest •I i * i«I» «1 in to T a u llu n d r rd 9*ift> I 2 M J S h a m of l9»r par yah»« of O n * llutidfT4| (fl< r0.t> o) IhUla/a ican lcaguo to tho City of tho Straits throw of rite scrips Harry, without moving from Ills tr a c k - tagged Stiod » a rli, a h ir h «hall !<•* pa> aide in law ful m on ey of ( n u ric a . of in p ro p e rty o f ______ Tho battle of 1907 In tho American grass out, nnd the inns gave l/*rd a hand seldom accorded a hall p la te r for n h r I n ltrd *9fa«rHiiffof« Afair and luat v a lu a tio n to b«« leaguo wna one long to bo remom- similar feat That gront piny, followed by Frank Raker s home run -rnn-h !al**»r,b>nr Ih***rvicn*. r l>«»*rd »*( vliract»»r* a k t m t j : iv . bored. Four teams wero In tho raco sounded the knell of Now York's hot«* and gave tho A thletics u confidence 'I h r ir fn i I f » h irh l9>r co rp o ra tio n ah al) a x b l for tho flag up to within n month or that made them Invlnclhlo In that championship. •hall l>r i»rrt*rtual. unUva atainrr (liannlvrd arcvjrd\\ so of tho season's closo. Throo iitf to la « (Copyright 1912. by Joseph 11 llowle* ) A llT H 1.9. V. \ \ \ tenms, tho Philadelphia Athlotlcs. DoI ha t-uainrAa uf i h r rwrj»c»rali«'n «hall l*# co n •lurtrsl h ) • p r r » n lr n l. n r r i i f f s i d m l , a *«*<T«tafy T ^ I ) trolt Tigers nnd Chicago NVhlto Sox. and if« aiüf« f . t o d a I ^ A f d ^ f f t t n r t n n in c o n s is t the suburb- art* extensive Chinese id i C S t a r 'N J / / ,,|p wor,ll’rt champions, figured In n ’ not I»»* th a n t h r r r nor m or« th an five o f It* truck farms The market gar.I.-n In «I »•k h níd rra 7 9'** d lr r v to n «hall r lr c t^ d a n ­ I brilliant <ln*Mi for the goal that arousn u ally h> th« storkhoM s-rv on l9u» ltr»t W r« ln « d a y IB W V j V5 J 0(| fandom to ft high »Into of cnthusldustry I- largelv In (heir hands The a J u B e nl ea ch ) * a / at 1*» o ’clock a m , a t a m eet Chinese .piarter I« In 7.an)a and in f l a l fr»r t hat pur[HkM» in Ita p rin cip a l u It lera in th» i i t y of S a n fo rd . F lo r id a , ahd lla o ftlc r r i sh all Aguila streets 7 be Chinese Ihonu-r im \ T !l° w h l,e Sox wero leading as m ed ia tely th t- tr a f lr r |»r r l e r t n l b y th e Isoafd o f ili* Is In Zanja street The Chinese In rs-efora. U n til th (M rU » rte d a t th e first a n n u a l m ee tI I . Into ns August 25. Detroit nnd Phllain f o f ato ck h o ld rra , «hall I»«» q u a lifie d , th # bUiéne-aa of Cuhn nr<> reminders of the .-oollo th*» fx»r|k«ration «hall l>r co n d u c te d by th e follow WW I V V v \ dolphin were only a few points betrade which brought here hundreds of in f olTW m H en ry W ig h t, p rre ld e ttt; H. Ii. W ig h t, 1 hind Jennings led his men Into Chiview p r r e id r n t. a n d W . II . W ig h t, a r c r e te r y an.I (housands to virtual slnvery F he y irra W ^ tN cago early In September nnd ns tho He a u rt-r. and H en ry W ig h t. S . Ii. VS'lghl arul VV. 11. ■ ^ v* V .J Tigers and Whlto 8ox lined up for 1 hot were lmport*-d un<ler a contract to /T v J a [N tho first gamo on Soptember 3, Chi- ( «nl serve eight y«-nrs nt II a month nnd ih» tilfinter« iMìld 1100 for them -H a \r \ i '“n cago fans wore strong In tho hops par S r * g a m o nnd remain In tho raco for tho They saw another world s 'm K pcnnnnt raco ahead betweenOJio Sox and Cubs. W’lth Frnnk Smiln pitch^ Ing for tho Whlto Sox nnd Ed Killian doing Blab duty for tho Tigers, with _________ honors woll dlrlded and with- tho *coro favoring the visitors 1 to 0. the vngt f^roug was hushed Into sllonc* pennant. ^ ff i . . ■ ^ S C : . ,ra . 8amCrawford. «a the D etroit batting nrtillory appeared In tho fifth Inning. O'Leary led off with a single. Killian sacrificed. Jones walked. Coughlin scored a safety nnd OT>eary camo homo. Two men wero on basoa when 8am Crawford stalked to tho plain Tbo suspense was fearful. . So many tim es had Crawford cleaned up on tho White Bos that th* fans feared for tho result. It might have been good baseball to h*v* passed tho mighty swstsman. but Frank Smith refused to seo It that WV. The Whit* Bos pitcher was alter a put-out and “Wahoo Bam had his d ' »• n ■e is i> g >r Against Bogus Cripples. Tho bona-fldo maimed and lame beg­ gars of Fnrls streets have formed an nsaoclntkin for the defenso of their privileges against the Impostors who encroarh on their beats. Tho pres!dent has been received by M. Rout« geols, the minister of public works, who promises to eonsldor their demnnd of s certificate after medical examination This will hlndor, they mslntsln, nn hooornblo profession �Decide About Exchange This morning the directors of the Florida Citrus Exchange meet In an­ nual session at Tampa to reorganize, elect directors at large and decide upon the methods and conduct of the exchange for the ensuing year. The opinion is general that the ex­ change will continue for another year at least as a state-wide Institution and there are hundreds of growers over the state who are hoping that It is eo. Some of theoe are not mem­ bers of the exchange, but' they have shared to an extent In the prosperity brought about by exchange methods and they would regret greatly the re­ strictive plan advocated by those who have been instrumental in carrying on the work as it has been accomplished. STOCK THE More Goods for Same Money-Same Goods for Less . STILL BEST SELLER Continues to Hold Its Lead as the Moot Popular Book Ever Published. c • - ,# Over $1,500 worth of Genuine Bargains added to our Boston Store Stock this week. So bear in mind,, if its DRY GOODS, CLO TH IN G , S H O E S , H A T S , NOTIONS, etc., we have a complete stock and at prices that m a k e your dollars do double duty. • * . * BIBLE i • 4 A Few of the Many Bargains This Week: FOR NINE CENTS • FO R FIV E CEN TS * The one hundred and seventh fc»Towels, large size huck towels with red border, B est grade 36-inch percale in white and colored aual report of the British and Foreign a towel th a t sells 10 cents everywhere, colored grounds, with dots, stripes, etc., 15 Bible society, the largest, |f not the oldest, of such organisations, shows o n ly ^ L ....;....... ... ......................................................... . that the Bible-still holds Its ancient load as the most popular book ever DARK AND LIGHT CALICOES J 5 c CURTAIN SW ISS 10c published. During 191Qthe society dis­ ,__ JNew lot this week, in dark and light grounds, tributed. (a 432 l u f f l V s n l dialects, Thirty^slxlndli wide curtain Swiss, in al! white checks, dots, stripes, etc., all the best makes, 8 ~ no fewer than 903.827 complete Bibles, with dots, stripes, etc., a 15-cent seller 1 A „ 1,199,339 New Testaments and 4,782.cent value.......... ........................... ........................ . v t only ................... ... .................. l o t 730 single scriptural books. Its re­ ceipts from those sales—for though Its FOR TEN CENTS prices are very low. It seldom actually FOR EIGHT CENTS Klaxons, a very, pretty, sheer weave, looks and . gtvea. Bibles away—were more than - PUlow cases, 42x36 size, a splendid quality washes like linen, wears better. Very spec- *J '$500,000, jmd Jn „addition It received •bout $700,000 as legacies and dona-, and a good seller a t 12J<£ cents. Our price o i a i a t ................: ........... ................................ ......................1 U L tlons and from Invested funds. Since only..:................. ............. .......................................... o t fte foundation. In 1804, It has distribut­ 20 YARDS DOMESTIC FOR $1.00 ■ < ed nearly 230,000,000 copies of the Bleached sheeting, full yard wide, nice weave and SEAMLESS SH EETS sacred writings, at a cost of fully |50,a good». finish, 10-cent value for 20 n n 000,000. Its colporteurs today number Double bed sheets, free from starch, - a 1,100 and Its annual output of Ulblea yards ....................... .................................- ....... .. « p J - s U U good seller at 75C. Our price only weighs nearly 350 tons. F O R FIV E CEN TS The American Bible society, nays the Baltimore Evening Sun. ably see PATENT SEAM SH EETS India Linen,a very pretty, sheer weave th at is onds the work of the great British so­ worth 10 cents per yard, 32 inches wide r ,, Double bed size, with a patent seam, a v»*r\ ciety, and Is almost as old. having been established In 1816. Down to good quality and worth 60 cents. Our O A .t o n ly ...................................................................................... 1900 It bad printed and distributed p rice ............ ......................................... ........................ 0 «/C CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES 70.000. 000 copies of the Now vTostament and the complete Bible, and Made of gingham, percale, madras, etc, from 20 Yds UNBLEACHED DOMESTIC since then It has continued the work 2 to 6 years sizes, material alone worth more H i at the rate of nearly 2,000,000 copies One yard wide, a good smooth weave a a money, only..._........... .................... . « I t • year. It has given especial atten­ and a regular 8c kind, 20 yds. only «P 1 . 0 0 tion to the translation of the Bible 25c EMBROIDERIES 10c Into the Indian tongues, and is now MEN’S PIN CHECK OVERALLS Embroideries from 1) to 15 inches wide, very 'ready to supply New Testaments, at least, tn every such tongue as has pretty patterns and worth 25 cents per yard, *| a „ The cool, comfortable kind supported a t L) r been reduced to writing Of late It special price A U C waist band, no hot straps, $1.00 values C V JL has also given attention to the Philip­ pine«. and Its colporteurs now dis­ tribute Bibles In TagnJog and all the other dialects of the Islands. W A T C H O u r S h o w W i n d o w for O u r S p e c i a l B a r g a i n s Altogether these two great societies, with tbelr Scotch, Prussian and Rus­ sian rivals, aro now distributing fully •3,000,000 complete Bibles. 3.000.000 New Testaments and 6,000,000 lesser portions of the Scriptures n year. Just bow many copies of tho Book are oth­ erwise sold In the eWorld Is not to he ac­ curately determined, but the most re­ liable estimates place the n u m b e r at 5.000. 000 a year In tho United States alone the sales often oxceod 1,000,000 No other book, sacred or profane, comes wlhln miles of this stupendous . Reluctant Criticism. record. The Bible outsells all the fier Own Hat the Obstruction. Scotch Alarm Clock. "Augustus, dear," said the gtrl, ten­ other best sellers. As a matter of A woman In a Vienna theater camo Deceptive Label. A tourist In rural Scotland took ref­ fact, ft comes very near outselling all derly, pushing him from her ns the out after tho first act and asked to A mother In n West End home at­ uge for the night In the cottage of an moonlight flooded the bay window of them taken to^ether.^ have the price of tho ticket refunded, whero they were standing. ”1 think old lt\dy., He naked her to wuke, him on the ground thnt hnrlng compiled tended a concert. Htid when elo re ••• that you had bettor, try some other up early In tho morning, warning her with the request to remove her lint [ turned pho *'»« met tjy th e ► French Sailers. with: "Baby woa very III while that be was quite deaf. Upon awak­ jnlr dye; your mustache tastes like Most of the French admirals are ening much later than the appointed she had held It on her knees und thus were out. ma'am " turpentine.'* from the south, from which we may "Oh. (Jenr!" said the m other " hour he found thnt tho old lady, with entirely obstructed lior own view of Infer the greater success of tbelr better ?" strict regard for the proprieties, had the stage. southern friends a* politicians and "Oh. yea, he'» all right now t. u» Qolng Over the Bookf. slipped under the door a slip of paper perhaps tbelr own skill In hanging was bad at first " "This Item In your campaign ex­ upon which was written: "Sir, It's Altered the Cate. their hammocks at the admiralty, says pense account mystifies me.” said the half past eight." "Yes, yes, and wb«t did yon i>* Mrs de Mover—"(101x1 gracious t • Paris letter to London Truth. The auditor. "1 don't understand what This Is tho noisiest neighborhood 1 anxiously bulk of the seamen are Normans and you moan by 'raw material/ " "That's “I found hla medicine In the >up ever got Into. Just hear thoso children Bretons, but the latter aro much more an error on the part or the stenogra­ screech!" Mnld—"Tfley’re your own board." China’s Long Waterway. numerous. Tho Normans bare In mod­ pher," replied Senator Sorghum. "It "Good gracloua.” In extreme horror China has the longest canal In tbs cbtlders, mum." Mrs. de Mover—"Are ern times grown lubberly. Under the should read, "hurrah material.' ” "W hat havo you given him’ I h.-r. » world—tho Grand. It Is the longost they? How the little darling are en­ Plantagenets they were less rich, no medicine there." y' certified waterway, and goes from joying themselves!"—Tlt-BIts. "Oh, yes. there Is." smiled the k/Tv -v. soaked Infinitely lees cider brandy, Tungtu to Hangcboo, a distance of 600 Husband Qot Evtn. had no factories and were constantly ant knowingly miles. In Austria a woman was recently spurred to naval actlop by hostile Bre­ "And what did you give him A Backsliding Santa Claus. tons. This kept up that spirit of hardy sent to Jail for opening her husband’s Mrs. I’eavlsh says that before they how did you-know It »«» hi» modi •eamans&lp which landed the Dlep- mall. Sho began a suit for dlvorco on were married Mr. Peevish used to say clneT" Opan to Suspicion. " ’Causo It’s Written ri ght uu H. pols In the time- of the early Vaiola evidence obtained from tho letter and Tho man who opposes the revival of that If she would let him bo her Santa In the Kongo and enabled them to her husband retaliated by sending her the knee breeches Idea will bo subject Claus he would devote hla life to slid- and tbe servant then prod nerd n i-*‘ I'uiutb trsda In cocoanuts and those elephant to Jail for oponlng the letter. to suspicion, no matter how Imper­ Ihg up and do\yn the chimney for tie laboled "Kid Reviver tusks which their sculptors transform­ News-Tribune , her. And now It makes hltn mad to sonal hla motives.—Atlanta Journal. ed Into such beautifully carved objects havo to tako up ashes from tho gruto. Proof of a Weak Mind. d'srL The seamanship of tho Proven­ 'Holy Rood Day. "In mattora of great concern, and cals was brought out by the piracies *F ss r Well Founded. Holy Rood day was formerly a '<•* which muat be done, there la no aurer not Algerines, Tunisians and Moore. Yeuntf.Offender. "I fear," sadly said the postagerival for British schoolboy» who argument of a weak mind than Irres­ Ballll Buffren, who "skimmed'* the A woman left her baby In Its car­ stamp, when It found Itaelf fastened to granted a holiday, without w»-t»lug “P olution; to be undetermined whero the oceans In the eighteenth century of case la so plain and the necessity ao a love letter, “that I am not sticking riage at tho door of a department a strike, for tho purposo of golug mi East Indlamen and British merchant­ urgent"—Tlllotaon. store. A policeman found It there, ap­ ting. At Eton tho boys had to »fit* to facts," men, was a Provencal. Whenever parently abandoned. As he passod' Latin verses about tho frultfulne»» o England and Franoe quarreled .In the down the street, S fam ljt yelled: autumn or tho cold of tho coming * 0 A Misanthrope. Valois or Bourbon periods the Nor­ "What's the kid done?"—Collier's. The Beet O lft ter before they wore allowed to *st * There Is no use wasting sympathy mans went with a rush Into piracy Tho b e lt gift la the ono that shows the nuts, which they hod to * * and fotind In Its boapa of money. thought—an appreciation of wbat will on a man who can't bo happy with with their masters. ThU anniversary good health, good meals and good In Nsw York. be pleasing and useful to tbe recipi­ should Inspire tbe city corporsri» Naw Tork now has all-night ban'xa. and the pondon county council io rw Ray-Killed Bacteria. ent—that la what counfa for value, not weather. all-night saloons, and all-night restau­ plant.the nut bushes in Epplug <>r« A method for sterilising milk with- tbe price In money. rants. Wo are Informed that the and the recovered remnant of i f it hasting or adding preservatives Is Morally Speaking. churches continue to close early.-* nault forest, of which they have aimed to have been effectively domMorally'speaking, tho person usual­ Chicago Record-Herald. ■ Local Pride. titrated recently In Hollard. An apmanagement, ' ly alluded , to as the man higher up la iratus baa been constructed, It la t "W hy do Jrou Insist on Investing In re^ljly the ono lower down.—WashThe hazel Is supposed to have bo<[plained, whereby the milk flows tn your motley away fropi. your home In, * extirpated from tbo royal for*» ‘ -' -;Callsd. thin stream along an alactric light. to w n f "W ell," yepyed Farmer Corn. f riff ." I asked the audience to lend me Waltham, to prevent the • ultra-rlolat beams working on the toasel, "I’ve got a good deal of local being, disturbed by nutting partle» their ears." said tho verbose speaker. icterta. T bs result la attributed >to pride, I bare, and I regard^ the people 1 „ ¿y, Pblnt for Consideration.. "Put In tbreeiuurtarg of an hour thwr noisy apprentices from 1001,00 . , e quAUty of the ozone formed under la this bore township - Aa-ybeln* ad "W e rnhst eonstdsrm or^w bir th e ware doting." "I see,” replied thd present th ire'lS only one nut bush a Influence of the light.—The Argo- •mart that nona of 'em Is g«ln’ to let wise will think, but what «the foolish financier. " T h y called the loan.’*Epplng forest, and not e v e * any real bargains git away from him." will be sure to say."—Sir Arthur Helps. ——- - - * -ft* ‘ t t 5c 59c THE SPECIAL SALES STORE SANFORD n e x t to p o s to f f ic e FLORIDA �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD IM S A N t -T )R D — Lift i» Worth Living Number 7* S A N r O R D , FL O RID A, F R ID A Y , J UNE 7, 1 9 1 2 NEW HOTEL IS ASSURED Plans Have Been Formulated to That Effect ORIGINAL IDEAS CARRICO G IT Fuller Details Of Hotel Will Be Given Readers In Next Issue 01 Sanford Herald v As the Herald goes to press we un­ informed by W. T . Field that the new tourist hotel la an assured fa ct and know­ ing that our people are interested in this project the item is given publicity at once. The full particulars cannot Ingiven but enoughls gleaned to givo out \o the world that Sanford Is destined to hsve at once the plans for one of the finest hotels in middle Florida. The Original plans will l*- followed and Arcliitect fo lly of Jacksonville will furnish the builders plans at once. The direc­ tors of the Sanford House and several capitalists met to-day and the stock­ holders of the Sanford House express«-«! •their willingnees to come In on the deal and to foster the lutest plan in every way and this means that the hotel will he built. The arcade plan looked good -to the gentlemen present and also the hulk heading of the lake front and thearrhi tects plan together with full particu­ lars will be given aa soon as they un­ available. Meantim«- let everyone t a k e un added inter»*t in this great pmject that will m«-an so much to Sanford Wife Munlerrr in Danger A. V. Hough, of Clermont, who shot down his young and Ix-nutiful wife Saturday in her home while she wo» sitting at n Mewing machine, »us com­ mitted without hail by Judge E. M. Tally, at Tavares yesterday. Hough wits arraigned for a prelim­ inary hearing .and plead guilty, which , i* taken to indicate thut through hi» attorney Harry Duncan he mean* to make a fight for lilierty or at least clemency. The feeling against him in Cler­ mont nnd throughout that section i« running so high, however, thut there is likelihood that he will Is- lynched The sentiment was freely expressed in Tavares yesterday that If he were allowed to si-cure bond he wouldn't live an hour. To avert n lynching. Judgi* Bullock has been petitioned by Sheriff Murr hee to hold court Immediately urn) to make doubly sure thnt this move is effected the Iaike County Comrnisssionere will petition the Governor.— Reporter-Star. Htung Judah Ferris Mayor Reynolds of Orlando has Ixvn soaking offenders right and left for riding bicycles on the sidewalk and Ins latest catch is Josiah Ferris, an allrgi-d newspaper man, who 0 |ierntes the kevl>ourd of the Orlando Sentinel. Josiah fared the mayor In ail the dignity ami emoluments of the editorial capacity and plead "guilty.’’ Said Mayor Reynolds: "Y ou will Rave to get a witness to prove the truth of your assertion” and Joaiah left wonder­ ing just what Mayor Reynolds m«*ant. Ismajr Admits Truth London, June 5.—Ilruce Ismny told the-British court of inquiry toduy that It had been planned to drive the Titan­ ic Rt full speed during n few favor­ able hours of her maiden trip, and that he considered Capt. Smith fully justified in going at fuil speed through the ice region, so long as weather conditions made it possible to see i<y ahead. Sanford Man Honored • At the annual state convention of the postal clerks held in Ocala last week Mr. W» IL - Wright of this d ty was elected vice president. Mr. Wright is one of the most enthusiastic members and this added honor Is appreciated by his many friends in the sta te and in Sanford, where he is also the president of the local branch. K / Lamp Chimneys. In conntry homes ths breaking of lamp chimneys often causes s great dsal of bother. 1 have foqftd If one will put ail new chimneys in a pall of cold water and put on the fire to boll'Tor's couple of hours the chim­ neys will last twice as long as an or(Unary on«. Di OI O! Or-land-O! Collegians Chased In Four Runs In One Inning They can call it Lucky Orlundo now for the rain save«l the Orlando team from total annihilation yesterday. In the first inning the Collegians piled up four runs and the Tourists had never seen the ball or first base. Then came the ge’ntle rain and pulled the veil of clouds to hide the awful slaughti-r und the gume was stopped and Judge Warlow culled it murder In fhe first degree. W hat u story could have been told! •What a fall, my countrymen! In their new suits from McCrorys and with tiie eyes of the Orlando girls upon them the Tourists played like a bunch of golfers at the Orlando Country Club. The Sanford team depended upon Luther Wallace to do the heaving and Lough, the receiving. Ortando deI»ended upon' a broken by' the name of Tilden to relay the ball and an excelery grower named Hcardall to catch the hull after it had hit the hack stop. Hcardall has Ix-en studying baseball for ten years at various college« and hop«« by close application to his studies to be able to make the Fort Reed team next year. There is no authentic account of the game as the records were carried to the court house and lockeil in the vault after the gam«-. A el«»««-observer of yesterdays game however wits Convi nc e d that Sanford had severnl hall pluytrs. COUNTY SOLONS MEET Sanford Many Matters of Interest to County of Orange SANEORD TO HAVE R’D DISTRICT Oviedo Section Will Have a Drainage D istrict—Other M atters Hoard met Tuesday, Juno 4th, 1912. Present: Chairman Overstreet, Com­ missioners Dillard, Woodruff, Brown and Merrill. Minutes of the last meeUng were read, approved and signed. Application of Mrs. Alma T . McCul­ lough for pension was presented, ap­ proved and forwarded to comptroller. Following bonds to boar firearms were presented and licenses ordered issued: Tiuut. rpi»lggr^juioties: Chas. Philli|»s and J. 57 Johns. Edith F. Davenport, revolver, sur«*-' tie«: Jo». J . Davenport and L. C. tinhorn. Following t>onda as notaries were ap­ pro ved ari«| forwarded 1o the State Sec­ retary: L. M. Rehbinder, sureties, J . V. Wicks and J . P. Mussel white; C. T. Ses­ sions, sureties, B. G. Smith and E. A. Douglass. Communication from State Treas­ urer in re Ixmtl» of public official» rend und file«l. Bid of Hilton F. Brown for opening road lx-tween f ’huluota nnd Geneva acr«>«« Ekoiil«x*kliutrliie t'rix-k »wamp of 1196 00 received. No union taken. Petition of J. N. Scarry, W. I t Healey, A SLOW GAMK et ai., for the opening of the road east from Ixmgwood to inter»«-cl the Sanfurd Sanford Wins From Ki»»inimcc b jr und Oviedo road, presented und laid Score of 2 to I over umler the rul«« I ji M Tuesday the Cowboys tried the Communication from (i. R. Massey Collegian» at Holden l ’urk anil the game received und the clerk uutlrueUil to remit proved to U- nothing more than a practice the amount of the check returned by Mr. game. The bl«-achers were fille«l by the ItuiuHt-y to the county treasurer. faithful fans who wanted to get u line Re|x«rtx of the following county of­ on th«- new players, lx«- wn» sent into ficers were rec«-iv«xl, rvail und f>led the Ikix by Sanford and the exhibition Supt. of Koatl» und Bridges, Treasurer given by him ’ proved that Manager to County Commissioner», Treasurer to Steven's jusgpient waa good. Th«- col- State Auditor. April nnd March Tux leg<- boys were tire«! from tlu*ir long Redemptions. Clerk Criminal Court. Pu> journey and di«l not »how up in their Roll R«»ad Camp, Pay Roll Stat*- Wit true form. Wallace relieved I»«- in n««»«*. Sheriff, Sheriff to State Auditor, the third and showe«! all of his old time Poll» Collected, Supt. of County Home. ftirm He will lx- lietter than butt County Physician anil Auditor'» Finan­ year if such u thing ta |x»ail>le. The cial Statement. game Tuesday wu» a comedy of error» W. I - Dolive appeared Ix-fnro the and li»tl««» playing and at that the score |hoard in reference to the introduction of was giK»d, showing Sanford 2, Kiaaim- a small j xi x patient at the county home. rnee 1 at the end of the seventh when the Application of J. ('. Merrill to lx- npgame wa» calb-d to allow the Kiwiimmi»- |Miintjx| us Agricultural Enumerator of team time to catch the fram Muzr.a the count) received, and u|kiii motion f«»r th«- Kuwimtne*- t*-utii wu» the same he wu» apjxiint««!. gtxxl little twirler and pitched a »teuily Communication from county solicitor gume although the Sanford boy» seem in reference to delinquent license payer» able to find him at till time». Speed received and read. of the visitors proved true to name and The |x-litioneni of Black Hammock did some excellent work in the gras«. drainage district huving pres«-nted the When the new team arrivm in force prtxif of publication and the same filed, Sanford will have a good hunch of hall the following resolution wax paxwd in tnawrs and the best part of this year'» o|x-n hoani: contract 1» the fact that they are gentle­ Whereas, on the 7th «lay of May, A I) men and there will l«e no rough »toll 1912. a |M-titi»n was presented to the on th«- part of either Sanford or Orlando county commlsamnem of the county of Hull will !>e played as »he is writ nnd the Drang«- aiul »tale of Florida, by Oliver L. profesaorp of profane language will not Swo|x- et al, r«-<|ti«*ting the hourd of lx- allow«-«! a place on the diamond county commissioner» to «*tahli»h a public druin or canal through certain dcsHad on the Watermelons crilied lands, which safd petition waa The continued rains are playing havoc signed by a majority of those owning witli the growing watermelons and the land» through whose property »uch chance* for plenty of this delightful ditch, canal or drain shall run, nnd those diet ure rather slim. Word com«* from owning contiguous land thereto who on­ the fields in Iaike county that the rains to receive the benefit of such drainage, are blighting the melon vim* badly and and whereas, under and by virtuo of the a »hort crop will r««ult. The Sanford law, the said |>otition was laid over until growers r«*|>ort the bloom being knocked the next regular meeting of the hoard of off by the rains and that the crop in county commissioner», an«i whereas the this section will ala»> bo short. The melon »aid county commissioners did give no­ crop lust year was a source of profit to tice .by publication for nt least three the local growers and it is to be hoped (3) weeks in the Oviedo Advance, a thut their fears are groundless regarding newspaper published at Ovi«Hio, Orange phe late crop for aside from the money county, Florida, that said petition would th a t will accrue to the growers all of lie considered at a meeting of the coun­ um like a few melons now and then. ty commissioner* to bo held on the first Tuesday..being the 4th day of June, For The Hood Sufferers A. D. Iffl2, citing all persona who may The iadl«* of the W. C. T. U. of San­ be interested to appear and present any ford duiire to thank all thoee who so reason why such petition should or kindly co n trib u te clothing and suppBM should not be granted, and whereas on to the Hood sufferers of Mississippi and the 4th day of June, A. D. 1912, the said Alabama. Two barrels were forwarded board of county commissioners did con­ to Jackson, Miss, for distribution. sider such petition, and being of the The ladies also wish to thank the opinion that such petition should be Southern Express Company for the free transportation of these barrels: Mr. granted, Now, therefore be It resolved by the Reed for hauling them to the station; county commissioners of the county of and Mr. Stockton for the barrels. Orange, that the said petition ought to be granted and is hereby granted and Fort Reed Church There will be preaching at the Fort affirmed, and that such drainage dis­ Reed church next Sabbath at 11 o’clock, trict be established. fie it further resolved that the county a. m.. nnd 4 o'«-look, p. m. by Rav. Roeenbery. All ure Invited. Sunday (Continued on page 8) School at 3 p. m. Volum« IV WOMAN W O RKS NEW RACKET Procures Children For Home and Deserts Them on Street Representing hereelf to be connecttxl with a prominent children's homo of North Carolina, a certain woman 'now traveling under the name of Mrs. Kornegay, is making a business of obtain­ ing children from poor parents, forcing them to beg for her, and stranding them when their services are no longer desir­ able to her in any city «he happens to 1t>e at that time. According to Marcus C. Fagg, who has learned of the con­ duct of the woman, she has already stranded four children in different cities, and has two children with her now. Superintendent Fngg will U-ave the city immediately to rescue the lnt««t victim of the "g«-nerous-hcart<*«l'‘ Mm. Komeguy. He ha» received a tele­ gram from Sanford, asking him to com«for the child at once, nnd has decided that the matter is too important to delay. However, hi* has wirixl to authorities of North Curoliua ami snyx that there is no «uch institution its represented by the woman. "1 do not know where the woman is," She is playing a crooked game and is making children her instruments. Af­ ter n-pres«-nting herself to be rotin«-ct»-«l with a charitable Institution, she has nt different tunes gotten |KMa«*Hinn of four chi «Iren. Two «he left strand«-«! at Savannah, one at Tampa, one at Sanford, and «h«- ha» two more chiltlri'ii with h«-r now. "According to what I have learned by investigating the mutter, «lie call« u|x>n |x»or |«eople nnd ix-ntuml«* them to believe thut she cun better the eondiditlon of one'or mon- of their chililr«-n Sh«* promu*«* thut »lie will pay tinchildren’s fare to the school »he claim» Ui r»-pr«*«-nt, and also »uys *ho will cure for the children well. She ha.» iu m x I several name», un«l before she chum- the high «ouiidhig name -if Mm Korm-gny, «be curri-«! on b«-r work uud«*r the nume of ‘ Mr». S m ith .' " I inti-nil of taking l lien I to u home, this woman tak«* the cliil«Tr«-n from pin««- to plan* und fore«* them to lx-g for her. They hnvt* to go from house to house, claiming to be orphan» in nix-«l of help. Th«-y «how pnthctic let­ ter», nnd the woman ia supposed to reap n harvest in whnt they obtain. Justiewliy she leuves them »trunded I do nut know, unit*» »lit- limi» thut 'n«-w broom» »wi-ep demi.' and get» more r«*ultx by changing children now and then ' l ’ixipli* hboubl I-»- careful, and not let themiu'lv«* lx- du|-ed in till» ma n net. They shouhl inv«*tigute before allowing their children to be taken from them. T h e two children who are still in the hands of the woman ««ere taken from Lakeland. T h e child »Inleft strand««! at Tampa was a littbgirl which was obtained from her inolhi-r at Plant City. Tin- ( hil«lr«-n » llonnSix-n-ty of Fb-ridu has a complete li»l of Un- children'» hoin«* in the tin te d Stat«*, anil if |x«iple would writ«- u.-, we would be gltul to inform them. "People of Horiila must be the most liberal heart«»I people^ in the country. There are many crooks who dr«*s in lamb skins. I am satisfied that be­ tween $5,000 and $10,000 a year which is given away g«x* into improper hands. I have just received a telegram from Miami, stuting that a suppose«I minister, calling himself 'Reverend Wilson,’ hud collected $160 for a children's institu­ tion of Georgia, nnd had left the city. They wont »omc information regarding tht* institution, of which he claims to Ihi the superintendent. " I have wired those who desired the information that there is no such' place in Georgia. T h at is why I say people should bo careful. Our society «loos not want all of Florida's contributions; let the people give to other Slat«* if they please, hut |x-ople who givç children to those whom they do not knowv an« worse than those who givo thoir money to inkers. This association, or the Associated Charities of this city, would be glad to answer any question regard­ ing charitable institutions if pcoplo will write us. This would save money meant for good from going into the hands of rogue*.’’—Jacksonville Metropolis. At The Presbyterian Church Tla-re will be the usual services at the Presbyterian church, conducted by U«iy. Clarence Ferren, of DeLand. All members aro requested to be present. Stranger* stopping'H f the d ty are cor­ dially invited to attend these oerviecn. ALL AROUND FLORIDA ! lie General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED ER0M TIIE S TA TE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week s Most Im­ portant Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. I he salaries of nil of tho teachers in the Duval High School in Jackson­ ville will bo increased $5 beginning with the fall term. The officers in Tampa are going to rigidly enfort» tho city and State law» about screening restaurants, board­ ing boa««*, fruit stands, meat market*, etc. k A modern and up-to-dato apart­ ment house is to Ik- erected in SL Peters­ burg this summer. Eight apartments will be included in tin- building, each «.«|Ui|i|x-d wi t h h a t h and all modem convenience*. Pensacola i« making ready for the entertainment of owners of motor boat«, from New Orleans t«> Tampa, who are coming Lj the D«»-p Water City «ui the Fourth of July for the big regatta that Iuim I i<«-ii announced a« the »|x«iul feature of thu IndepuiidenOB Day «»-iebration New« com«-.« from K«-y W«*t that tiie lTiit««l St.it«* is now prepared for all t-uit-rgeiir-H* «houhl intervention in Cuba become nect-saary. Eight war»bij.« hiivi ,irn\««l in Key W«*t to s«-rve «is an udvuncc guard of the intervention for«-«* iinle«» l’r«*ii|*-nt 1’i omii is «tic('«*sful in crusliing the negro revnbition. The trial of \\ illi» Baxley of Sutnlerville. rharg««l with the murder of John A. Jon-*. r«*ulli»l in a mistrial, ¡«1 Ocala, tin- jury reporting thut they «'ouhl not agnxMr« Join*, who was tried at the «t i me linn- an an uii-eiwory to the killing, was nripiitt««! Join* wa« for severaJ years th«- »ii|x-rint«'iiilent of sclnnil» of Sumter county und wo.» well known ajid highly regarded, lit« kill­ ing caused t great seiutatiun in tills community. An immense canning plant may he established in Tampu within a «hort time by the Beechnut company of New ^,ork, out- of lhe«*firgiwl concertui in th«- country. Secretary Ellithorp, w hu ha.« been in Tam pa ri«'<*ntly, look•«I iui-r I In- tn-l-1 thoroughly, and left there wilh ■« favorable impn*.«lon. Be­ fore going be »aid he would r«x'ommenil the «*tabli»hment of a plant to can anti preserve fruits und v«-getables. It is «-x|x-ct«»l that'within the next few days u definite announcement will Ixi made. Secretary* IMwell of the hoard of trade i« •u--«i«tiiig the company in every |xMMible muiuier. I'uinjia Time*. ( ’apt. ( "hurl«* Thomj>«oii. of the yacht Sainoa, wa.» l-«wi«l into Mmini on Tuuaduy bringing with him some curious Un-num««l di«-p iM-a creutur«*, alxmt forty f«K-t long, ('apt Thomp»on 1» unahle to give the name of the cri-ntur«*, and no one else sDems to know what it is. Telegrams have lx«-n writ to the Smithsonian institute, with 'an accurate di-seription of the monster, asking for the name, but so far no reply has been received. Crowds of inter«*tt«i persons hnvo gatju»red about tho south bank of the Miami river, where the creature has been hauled out, and nre eagerly paying tho enterprising Captain Thompson 25 cents each for n look nt the giant fish. For Axiiocintcd Charities Tiie postponed meeting for Associated Ciiariliea is to be held at.tho Star Theatro next Sumlay afternoon nt 5 o'clock. Be sure to lx: on hand and help put this most im|>ortant work on its feet. Thu meeting is calleil to adopt tho constitu­ tion and to elect directora und officers for the coming year. Children’s Day N eil Sunday Children's Day will lx? observed at tho Congregutionui church next Sunday morning. Tho Sunday school hu pre­ pared a v y y full an«l interesting pro­ gram which tak«* the pin«» of tho morn­ ing service nnd Ix-gitis nt 11 o clock. Special featuri* of the morning will las aong* and recitation» by the infant school. Ix-t parent» come out with their ciiildren und make this an occasion lofig UTtHI rumetnliered. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 04, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eff0b8cc2fa3a7a52f5ec21a1369661f.pdf 0b46b8ac5177b36d81be90f248418835 PDF Text Text Decide About Exchange This morning the directors o f the Florida Citrus Exchange meet In an­ nual session at Tampa to reorganize, elect directors at large and decide upon the methods and conduct of the exchange for the ensuing year. The opinion is general that the ex­ change will continue for another year at least as a state-wide Institution and there are hundreds of growers over the state who are hoping that It is eo. Some of theoe are not mem­ bers of the exchange, but' they have shared to an extent In the prosperity brought about by exchange methods and they would regret greatly the re­ strictive plan advocated by those who have been instrumental in carrying on the work as it has been accomplished. STOCK THE More Goods for Same Money-Same Goods for Less . Continues to Hold Its Lead as the Moot Popular Book Ever Published. c • - ,# Over $1,500 worth of Genuine Bargains added to our Boston Store Stock this week. So bear in mind,, if its DRY G O O D S, CLOTHING, S H O E S , H A T S , NO TIO NS, etc., we have a complete stock and at prices that make your dollars do double duty. • * . * BIBLE STILL BEST SELLER i • 4 A Few of the Many Bargains This Week: FOR N IN E CENTS FOR FIVE CENTS • The one hundred and seventh fc»Best grade 36-inch percale in white and colored aual report of the British and Foreign colored grounds, with dots, stripes, etc., 15 Bible society, the largest, |f not the oldest, of such organisations, shows that the Bible-still holds Its ancient load as the most popular book ever DARK AND L IG H T CALICOES published. During 191Qthe society dis­ ,___JNew lot this week, in dark and light grounds, tributed. (a 432 l u f f l V s n l dialects, checks, dots, stripes, etc., all the best makes, 8 ~ no few er than 903.827 complete Bibles, 1,199,339 New Testaments and 4,782.cent value......... ....................... ............ ........ . v t 730 single scriptural books. Its re­ ceipts from those sales— for though Its FOR TE N CENTS prices are very low. It seldom actually Klaxons, a very, pretty, sheer weave, looks and . gtvea. Bibles away—were more than washes like linen, wears better. V ery spec- *J '$500,000, jmd Jn „addition It received •bout $700,000 as legacies and dona-, ia ia t ............. : ......... ....... .................... ...................1 U L tlons and from Invested funds. Since fte foundation. In 1804, It has distribut­ 20 YARDS D O M E STIC FOR $1.00 ed nearly 230,000,000 copies of the Bleached sheeting, full yard wide, nice w eave and sacred writings, at a cost of fully |50,a good». finish, 10-cent value for 20 n n 000,000. Its colporteurs today number 1,100 and Its annual output of Ulblea yards .................... ............................ - ...... .. « p J - s U U weighs nearly 350 tons. F O R F IV E C E N T S The American Bible society, nays the Baltimore Evening Sun. ably see India Linen,a very pretty, sheer weave that is onds the work of the great British so­ worth 10 cents per yard, 32 inches wide r ,, ciety, and Is almost as old. having been established In 1816. Down to o n l y ......................................................................... 1900 It bad printed and distributed C H ILD R E N ’S WASH DRESSES 70.000. 000 copies of the Now vTostament and the complete Bible, and M ade of gingham, percale, madras, etc, from since then It has continued the work 2 to 6 years sizes, material alone worth more H i at the rate of nearly 2,000,000 copies money, only..._......... ................. . « I t • year. It has given especial atten­ tion to the translation of the Bible 25c EM BROIDERIES 10c Into the Indian tongues, and is now Embroideries from 1) to 15 inches wide, very 'ready to supply New Testaments, at least, tn every such tongue as has pretty patterns and worth 25 cents per yard, *| a „ been reduced to writing Of late It special price A UC has also given attention to the Philip­ pine«. and Its colporteurs now dis­ tribute Bibles In TagnJog and all the other dialects of the Islands. Altogether these two great societies, with tbelr Scotch, Prussian and Rus­ sian rivals, aro now distributing fully • 3,000,000 complete Bibles. 3.000.000 New Testaments and 6,000,000 lesser portions of the Scriptures n year. Just bow many copies of tho Book are oth­ erwise sold In the eWorld Is not to he ac­ curately determined, but the most re­ liable estimates place the number at 5.000. 000 a year In tho United States alone the sales often oxceod 1,000,000 N o other book, sacred or profane, comes wlhln miles of this stupendous . Reluctant Criticism. record. The Bible outsells all the Scotch Alarm Clock. "Augustus, dear," said the gtrl, ten­ other best sellers. As a matter of A tourist In rural Scotland took ref­ fact, ft comes very near outselling all derly, pushing him from her ns the moonlight flooded the bay window uge for the night In the cottage of an o f them taken to^ether.^ whero they were standing. ” 1 think old lt\dy., He naked her to wuke, him that you had bettor, try some other up early In tho morning, warning her French Sailers. jnlr dye; your mustache tastes like that be was quite deaf. Upon awak­ Most of the French admirals are ening much later than the appointed turpentine.'* from the south, from which we may hour he found thnt tho old lady, with Infer the greater success of tbelr strict regard for the proprieties, had southern friends a* politicians and Qolng Over the Bookf. slipped under the door a slip of paper perhaps tbelr own skill In hanging "Th is Item In your campaign ex­ upon which was written: "Sir, It's their hammocks at the admiralty, says pense account mystifies me.” said the half past eight." • Paris letter to London Truth. The auditor. "1 don't understand what bulk o f the seamen are Normans and you moan by 'raw material/ " "Th at's Bretons, but the latter aro much more an error on the part or the stenogra­ China’s Long W aterway. numerous. Tho Normans bare In mod­ pher," replied Senator Sorghum. " It China has the longest canal In tbs ern times grown lubberly. Under the should read, "hurrah material.' ” world— tho Grand. It Is the longost Plantagenets they were less rich, certified waterway, and goes from soaked Infinitely lees cider brandy, Tungtu to Hangcboo, a distance o f 600 Husband Qot Evtn. had no factories and were constantly miles. In Austria a woman was recently spurred to naval actlop by hostile Bre­ tons. This kept up that spirit of hardy sent to Jail for opening her husband’s •eamans&lp which landed the Dlep- mall. Sho began a suit for dlvorco on Opan to Suspicion. pols In the time- o f the early Vaiola evidence obtained from tho letter and Tho man who opposes the revival of In the Kongo and enabled them to her husband retaliated by sending her the knee breeches Idea will bo subject trsda In cocoanuts and those elephant to Jail for oponlng the letter. to suspicion, no matter how Imper­ tusks which their sculptors transform­ sonal hla motives.— Atlanta Journal. e d Into such beautifully carved objects Proof of a Weak Mind. d'srL The seamanship of tho Proven­ "In mattora o f great concern, and cals was brought out by the piracies *F ssr W ell Founded. which muat be done, there la no aurer not Algerines, Tunisians and Moore. " I fear," sadly said the postageargument o f a weak mind than Irres­ Ballll Buffren, who "skimmed'* the stamp, when It found Itaelf fastened to olution; to be undetermined whero the oceans In the eighteenth century of case la so plain and the necessity ao a love letter, “ that I am not sticking East Indlamen and British merchant­ to facts," u rgen t"— Tlllotaon. men, was a Provencal. W henever England and Franoe quarreled .In the A Misanthrope. Valois or Bourbon periods the N or­ Th e Beet O lft There Is no use wasting sympathy mans went with a rush Into piracy Tho b e lt g ift la the ono that shows on a man who can't bo happy with and fotind In Its boapa of money. thought—an appreciation of wbat w ill good health, good meals and good be pleasing and useful to tbe recipi­ weather. Ray-Killed Bacteria. ent— that la what counfa for value, not A method fo r sterilising milk with- tbe price In money. it hasting o r adding preservatives Is Morally Speaking. aimed to have been effectively domMorally'speaking, tho person usual­ ■ Local Pride. titrated recently In Hollard. An apt "W h y do Jrou Insist on Investing ly alluded , t o as the man higher up la iratus baa been constructed, It la your motley away fropi. your home In re^ljly the ono lower down.— Wash[plained, whereby the milk flows tn ‘ t o w n f "W e ll," yepyed Farmer Corn- In, * thin stream along an alactric light. f r iff toasel, " I ’v e got a good deal of local • ultra-rlolat beams working on the pride, I bare, and I regard^ the people 1 „ ¿y, Pblnt for Consideration.. icterta. T b s result la attributed >to e quAUty o f the ozone formed under la this bore township - Aa-ybeln* ad " W e rnhst e o n std s rm o r^ w b ir th e a Influence o f the light.— The Argo- •mart that nona o f 'em Is g «ln ’ to let wise will think, but what «the foolish any real bargains g it away from him." will be sure to say."— Sir Arthur Helps. * Towels, large size huck towels with red border, a towel that sells 10 cents everywhere, o n ly ^ L ....;...... .................................................... . 5c J 5 c CURTAIN SW ISS 10c with only T h irty^ slxln d li wide curtain Swiss, in al! white dots, stripes, etc., a 15-cent seller 1 A „ ................ ... ................ l o t FOR EIG H T CENTS - PUlow cases, 42x36 size, a splendid quality and a good seller a t 12J<£ cents. Our price o only..:............... ........... ............... ........ ........... . o t ■< SEAMLESS SHEETS Double bed sheets, free from starch, -a good seller at 75C. Our price only 59c PATE N T SEAM SHEETS Double bed size, with a patent seam, a v»*r\ good quality and worth 60 cents. Our O A .t p r ic e .............................................. ..................... 0 «/ C 20 Yds UNBLEACHED DOMESTIC One yard wide, a good smooth weave and a regular 8c kind, 20 yds. only a a «P 1 . 0 0 M E N ’S PIN CHECK OVERALLS T h e cool, com fortable kind supported waist band, no hot straps, $1.00 values at L) r C V JL W A T C H Our Show Window for Our Special Bargains THE SPECIAL SALES STORE SANFORD n e x t to p o s to f f ic e fie r Own Hat the Obstruction. A woman In a Vienna theater camo Deceptive Label. out after tho first act and asked to A mother In n West End home at­ have the price of tho ticket refunded, tended a concert. Htid when elo re on the ground thnt hnrlng compiled [ turned pho * '» « met tjy t h e ►••• with the request to remove her lint with: "Baby woa very III while she had held It on her knees und thus were out. ma'am " entirely obstructed lior own view o f "Oh. (Jenr!" s a i d the m o th e r " the stage. better ?" "Oh. yea, he'» all right now t. u» was bad at first " Altered the Cate. "Y es, yes, and wb«t did yon i>* Mrs de Mover— "(101x1 gracious t This Is tho noisiest neighborhood 1 anxiously “ I found hla medicine In the >up ever got Into. Just hear thoso children screech!" Mnld— "T fle y ’re your own board." "Good gracloua.” In extreme horror cbtlders, mum." Mrs. de Mover— "A re "W h at havo you given him’ I h.-r. » they? How the little darling are en­ no medicine there." y' joying them selves!"— Tlt-BIts. "Oh, yes. there Is." s m i l e d the k/Tv -v. ant knowingly "And what did you give him A Backsliding Santa Claus. Mrs. I’ eavlsh says that before they how did you-know It » « » hi» modi were married Mr. Peevish used to say clneT" " ’Causo It’s Written right uu H. that If she would let him bo her Santa and tbe servant then prod nerd n i-*‘ Claus he would devote hla life to slidI'uiutb Ihg up and do\yn the chimney for tie laboled "K id Reviver News-Tribune , her. And now It makes hltn mad to havo to tako up ashes from tho gruto. 'H oly Rood Day. H oly Rood day was formerly a '<•* Yeuntf.Offender. rival for British schoolboy» who A woman left her baby In Its car­ granted a holiday, without w»-t»lug “ P riage at tho door of a department a strike, for tho purposo of golug mi store. A policeman found It there, ap­ ting. A t Eton tho boys had to »fit* parently abandoned. As he passod' Latin verses about tho frultfulne»» o down the street, S fam ljt yelled: autumn or tho cold of tho coming * 0 "W hat's the kid done?"— Collier's. ter before they wore allowed to *st * the nuts, which they hod to * * with their masters. ThU anniversary In Nsw York. should Inspire tbe city corporsri» Naw Tork now has all-night ban'xa. and the pondon county council io rw all-night saloons, and all-night restau­ plant.the nut bushes in Epplug <>r« rants. Wo are Informed that the and the recovered remnant of i f churches continue to close early.-* nault forest, o f which they have Chicago Record-Herald. management, ' The hazel Is supposed to have bo<extirpated from tbo royal for*» -' -;Callsd. . . " I asked the audience to lend me Waltham, to prevent the being, disturbed by nutting partle» their ears." said tho verbose speaker. noisy apprentices from 1001,00 . , "Put In tbreeiuurtarg of an hour thwr present th ire'lS only one nut bush ware doting." " I see,” replied thd Epplng forest, and not e v e * financier. " T h y called the loan.’*——- - - * -ft* ‘ t t FLO R ID A �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday SA N FO R D H E R A L D IM S A N t-T )R D — L ift i» Worth Living Num ber 7* SANrORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912 NEW HOTEL IS ASSURED Plans Have Been Form ulated to That E ffe c t ORIGINAL IDEAS CARRICO G IT Fuller Details Of Hotel Will Be Given Readers In Next Issue 01 Sanford Herald v As the Herald goes to press we un­ informed by W. T. Field that the new tourist hotel la an assured fact and know­ ing that our people are interested in this project the item is given publicity at once. The full particulars cannot Ingiven but enoughls gleaned to givo out \o the world that Sanford Is destined to hsve at once the plans for one of the finest hotels in middle Florida. The Original plans will l*- followed and Arcliitect fo lly of Jacksonville will furnish the builders plans at once. The direc­ tors of the Sanford House and several capitalists met to-day and the stock­ holders of the Sanford House express«-«! •their willingnees to come In on the deal and to foster the lutest plan in every way and this means that the hotel will he built. The arcade plan looked good -to the gentlemen present and also the hulk heading of the lake front and thearrhi tects plan together with full particu­ lars will be given aa soon as they un­ available. Meantim«- let everyone take un added inter»*t in this great pmject that will m«-an so much to Sanford Di OI O! Or-land-O! Collegians Chased In Four Runs In One Inning They can call it Lucky Orlundo now for the rain save«l the Orlando team from total annihilation yesterday. In the first inning the Collegians piled up four runs and the Tourists had never seen the ball or first base. Then came the ge’ntle rain and pulled the veil of clouds to hide the awful slaughti-r und the gume was stopped and Judge Warlow culled it murder In fhe first degree. W hat u story could have been told! •What a fall, my countrymen! In their new suits from McCrorys and with tiie eyes of the Orlando girls upon them the Tourists played like a bunch of golfers at the Orlando Country Club. The Sanford team depended upon Luther Wallace to do the heaving and Lough, the receiving. Ortando deI»ended upon' a broken by' the name of Tilden to relay the ball and an excelery grower named Hcardall to catch the hull after it had hit the hack stop. Hcardall has Ix-en studying baseball for ten years at various college« and hop«« by close application to his studies to be able to make the Fort Reed team next year. There is no authentic account of the game as the records were carried to the court house and lockeil in the vault after the gam«-. A el«»««-observer of yesterdays game however wits Convinced that Sanford had severnl hall pluytrs. Sanford A SLOW G A M K Wife Munlerrr in Danger A. V. Hough, of Clermont, who shot down his young and Ix-nutiful wife Saturday in her home while she wo» sitting at n Mewing machine, »us com­ mitted without hail by Judge E. M. Tally, at Tavares yesterday. Hough wits arraigned for a prelim­ inary hearing .and plead guilty, which , i* taken to indicate thut through hi» attorney Harry Duncan he mean* to make a fight for lilierty or at least clemency. The feeling against him in Cler­ mont nnd throughout that section i« running so high, however, thut there is likelihood that he will Is- lynched The sentiment was freely expressed in Tavares yesterday that If he were allowed to si-cure bond he wouldn't live an hour. T o avert n lynching. Judgi* Bullock has been petitioned by Sheriff Murr hee to hold court Immediately urn) to make doubly sure thnt this move is effected the Iaike County Comrnisssionere will petition the Governor.— Reporter-Star. Htung Judah Ferris COUNTY SOLONS MEET Sanford Wins From Ki»»inimcc bjr Score o f 2 to I I jiM Tuesday the Cowboys tried the Collegian» at Holden l ’ urk anil the game proved to U- nothing more than a practice game. The bl«-achers were fille«l by the faithful fans who wanted to get u line on th«- new players, lx«- wn» sent into the Ikix by Sanford and the exhibition given by him ’ proved that Manager Steven's jusgpient waa good. Th«- colleg<- boys were tire«! from tlu*ir long journey and di«l not »how up in their true form. Wallace relieved I»«- in the third and showe«! all of his old time ftirm He will lx- lietter than butt year if such u thing ta |x»ail>le. The game Tuesday wu» a comedy of error» and li»tl««» playing and at that the score was giK»d, showing Sanford 2, Kiaaimrnee 1 at the end of the seventh when the game w a» calb-d to allow the Kiwiimmi»team time to catch the fram Muzr.a f«»r th«- Kuwimtne*- t*-utii wu» the same gtxxl little twirler and pitched a »teuily gume although the Sanford boy» seem able to find him at till time». Speed of the visitors proved true to name and did some excellent work in the gras«. When the new team arrivm in force Sanford will have a good hunch of hall tnawrs and the best part of this year'» contract 1» the fact that they are gentle­ men and there will l«e no rough »toll on th«- part of either Sanford or Orlando Hull will !>e played as »he is writ nnd the profesaorp of profane language will not lx- allow«-«! a place on the diamond Mayor Reynolds of Orlando has Ixvn soaking offenders right and left for riding bicycles on the sidewalk and Ins latest catch is Josiah Ferris, an allrgi-d newspaper man, who 0 |ierntes the kevl>ourd of the Orlando Sentinel. Josiah fared the mayor In ail the dignity ami emoluments of the editorial capacity and plead "gu ilty.’ ’ Said Mayor Reynolds: "Y o u will Rave Had on the Watermelons to get a witness to prove the truth of The continued rains are playing havoc your assertion” and Joaiah left wonder­ witli the growing watermelons and the ing just what Mayor Reynolds m«*ant. chance* for plenty of this delightful diet ure rather slim. Word com«* from Ismajr Admits Truth the fields in Iaike county that the rains London, June 5.— Ilruce Ismny told are blighting the melon vim * badly and the-British court of inquiry toduy that a »hort crop will r««u lt. The Sanford It had been planned to drive the Titan­ growers r«*|>ort the bloom being knocked ic Rt full speed during n few favor­ off by the rains and that the crop in able hours of her maiden trip, and this section will ala»> bo short. The melon that he considered Capt. Smith fully crop lust year was a source of profit to justified in going at fuil speed through the local growers and it is to be hoped the ice region, so long as weather thut their fears are groundless regarding conditions made it possible to see i<y phe late crop for aside from the money ahead. that will accrue to the growers all of um like a few melons now and then. Sanford Man Honored • K A t the annual state convention of the For The Hood Sufferers The iadl«* of the W. C. T. U. of San­ postal clerks held in Ocala last week Mr. W » I L - Wright o f this d t y was elected ford duiire to thank all thoee who so vice president. Mr. Wright is one of kindly contribute clothing and suppBM the most enthusiastic members and this to the Hood sufferers of Mississippi and added honor Is appreciated by his many Alabama. Two barrels were forwarded friends in the state and in Sanford, where to Jackson, Miss, for distribution. The ladies also wish to thank the he is also the president of the local Southern Express Company for the free branch. transportation of these barrels: Mr. / Reed for hauling them to the station; Lamp Chimneys. and M r. Stockton for the barrels. In conntry homes ths breaking of lamp chimneys often causes s great Fort Reed Church dsal o f bother. 1 have foqftd If one There will be preaching at the Fort w ill put ail new chimneys in a pall Reed church next Sabbath at 11 o’clock, o f cold water and put on the fire to a. m.. nnd 4 o'«-look, p. m. by Rav. b o ll'T o r's couple of hours the chim­ neys will last twice as long as an or- Roeenbery. All ure Invited. Sunday School at 3 p. m. (Unary on«. Many M atters o f In terest to County o f Orange SANEORD TO HAVE R’ D DISTRICT Oviedo Section Will Have a Drainage D istrict—Other M atters Hoard met Tuesday, Juno 4th, 1912. Present: Chairman Overstreet, Com­ missioners Dillard, Woodruff, Brown and Merrill. Minutes of the last meeUng were read, approved and signed. Application of Mrs. Alma T. McCul­ lough for pension was presented, ap­ proved and forwarded to comptroller. Following bonds to boar firearms were presented and licenses ordered issued: Tiuut. rpi»lggr^juioties: Chas. Philli|»s and J. 57 Johns. Edith F. Davenport, revolver, sur«*-' tie«: Jo». J. Davenport and L. C. tinhorn. Following t>onda as notaries were ap­ pro ved ari«| forwarded 1o the State Sec­ retary: L. M. Rehbinder, sureties, J. V. Wicks and J. P. Mussel white; C. T. Ses­ sions, sureties, B. G. Smith and E. A. Douglass. Communication from State Treas­ urer in re Ixmtl» of public official» rend und file«l. Bid of Hilton F. Brown for opening road lx-tween f ’huluota nnd Geneva acr«>«« Ekoiil«x*kliutrliie t'rix-k »wamp of 1196 00 received. No union taken. Petition of J. N. Scarry, W. I t Healey, et ai., for the opening of the road east from Ixmgwood to inter»«-cl the Sanfurd und Oviedo road, presented und laid over umler the rul«« Communication from (i. R. Massey received und the clerk uutlrueUil to remit the amount of the check returned by Mr. ItuiuHt-y to the county treasurer. Re|x«rtx of the following county of­ ficers were rec«-iv«xl, rvail und f>led Supt. of Koatl» und Bridges, Treasurer to County Commissioner», Treasurer to State Auditor. April nnd March Tux Redemptions. Clerk Criminal Court. Pu> Roll R«»ad Camp, Pay Roll Stat*- Wit n««»«*. Sheriff, Sheriff to State Auditor, Poll» Collected, Supt. of County Home. County Physician anil Auditor'» Finan­ cial Statement. W. I - Dolive appeared Ix-fnro the |hoard in reference to the introduction of a small jxix patient at the county home. Application of J. ('. Merrill to lx- np|Miintjx| us Agricultural Enumerator of the count) received, and u|kiii motion he wu» apjxiint««!. Volum« IV W O M AN W O R KS NEW RACKET Procures Children For Home and Deserts Them on Street Representing hereelf to be connecttxl with a prominent children's homo of North Carolina, a certain woman 'now traveling under the name of Mrs. Kornegay, is making a business of obtain­ ing children from poor parents, forcing them to beg for her, and stranding them when their services are no longer desir­ able to her in any city «he happens to 1t>e at that time. According to Marcus C. Fagg, who has learned of the con­ duct of the woman, she has already stranded four children in different cities, and has two children with her now. Superintendent Fngg will U-ave the city immediately to rescue the lnt««t victim of the "g«-nerous-hcart<*«l'‘ Mm. Komeguy. He ha» received a tele­ gram from Sanford, asking him to com«for the child at once, nnd has decided that the matter is too important to delay. However, hi* has wirixl to authorities of North Curoliua ami snyx that there is no «uch institution its represented by the woman. "1 do not know where the woman is," She is playing a crooked game and is making children her instruments. A f­ ter n-pres«-nting herself to be rotin«-ct»-«l with a charitable Institution, she has nt different tunes gotten |KMa«*Hinn of four chi «Iren. Two «he left strand«-«! at Savannah, one at Tampa, one at Sanford, and «h«- ha» two more chiltlri'ii with h«-r now. "According to what I have learned by investigating the mutter, «lie call« u|x>n |x»or |«eople nnd ix-ntuml«* them to believe thut she cun better the eondiditlon of one'or mon- of their chililr«-n Sh«* promu*«* thut »lie will pay tinchildren’s fare to the school »he claim» Ui r»-pr«*«-nt, and also »uys *ho will cure for the children well. She ha.» iumxI several name», un«l before she chum- the high «ouiidhig name -if Mm Korm-gny, «be curri-«! on b«-r work uud«*r the nume of ‘ Mr». Smith.' " I inti-nil of taking l lien I to u home, this woman tak«* the cliil«Tr«-n from pin««- to plan* und fore«* them to lx-g for her. They hnvt* to go from house to house, claiming to be orphan» in nix-«l of help. Th«-y «how pnthctic let­ ter», nnd the woman ia supposed to reap n harvest in whnt they obtain. Justiewliy she leuves them »trunded I do nut know, unit*» »lit- limi» thut 'n«-w broom» »wi-ep demi.' and get» more r«*ultx by changing children now and then ' l ’ixipli* hboubl I-»- careful, and not let themiu'lv«* lx- du|-ed in till» man net. They shouhl inv«*tigute before allowing their children to be taken from them. The two children who are still in the hands of the woman ««ere taken from Lakeland. The child »Inleft strand««! at Tampa was a littbgirl which was obtained from her inolhi-r at Plant City. Tin- ( hil«lr«-n » llonnSix-n-ty of Fb-ridu has a complete li»l of Un- children'» hoin«* in the tinted Stat«*, anil if |x«iple would writ«- u.-, we would be gltul to inform them. "People of Horiila must be the most liberal heart«»I people^ in the country. There are many crooks who dr«*s in lamb skins. I am satisfied that be­ tween $5,000 and $10,000 a year which is given away g«x* into improper hands. I have just received a telegram from Miami, stuting that a suppose« I minister, calling himself 'Reverend Wilson,’ hud collected $160 for a children's institu­ tion of Georgia, nnd had left the city. They wont »omc information regarding tht* institution, of which he claims to Ihi the superintendent. " I have wired those who desired the information that there is no such' place in Georgia. Th at is why I say people should bo careful. Our society «loos not want all of Florida's contributions; let the people give to other Slat«* if they please, hut |x-ople who givç children to those whom they do not knowv an« worse than those who givo thoir money to inkers. This association, or the Associated Charities of this city, would be glad to answer any question regard­ ing charitable institutions if pcoplo will write us. This would save money meant for good from going into the hands of rogue*.’’— Jacksonville Metropolis. Communication from county solicitor in reference to delinquent license payer» received and read. The |x-litioneni of Black Hammock drainage district huving pres«-nted the prtxif of publication and the same filed, the following resolution wax paxwd in o|x-n hoani: Whereas, on the 7th «lay of May, A I) 1912. a |M-titi»n was presented to the county commlsamnem of the county of Drang«- aiul »tale of Florida, by Oliver L. Swo|x- et al, r«-<|ti«*ting the hourd of county commissioner» to «*tahli»h a public druin or canal through certain dcscrilied lands, which safd petition waa signed by a majority of those owning land» through whose property »uch ditch, canal or drain shall run, nnd those owning contiguous land thereto who on­ to receive the benefit of such drainage, and whereas, under and by virtuo of the law, the said |>otition was laid over until the next regular meeting of the hoard of county commissioner», an«i whereas the »aid county commissioners did give no­ tice .by publication for nt least three (3) weeks in the Oviedo Advance, a newspaper published at Ovi«Hio, Orange county, Florida, that said petition would lie considered at a meeting of the coun­ ty commissioner* to bo held on the first Tuesday..being the 4th day of June, A. D. Iffl2, citing all persona who may be interested to appear and present any reason why such petition should or should not be granted, and whereas on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1912, the said board of county commissioners did con­ sider such petition, and being of the opinion that such petition should be granted, Now, therefore be It resolved by the county commissioners of the county of At The Presbyterian Church Orange, that the said petition ought to Tla-re will be the usual services at be granted and is hereby granted and the Presbyterian church, conducted affirmed, and that such drainage dis­ by U«iy. Clarence Ferren, of DeLand. trict be established. All members aro requested to be present. fie it further resolved that the county Stranger* stop pin g'H f the d t y are cor­ dially invited to attend these oerviecn. (Continued on page 8) ALL AROUND FLORIDA ! lie General News o f The Land o f Flowers. CULLED ER0M TIIE STATE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week s Most Im ­ portant Happenings In the S tate's Domain. I he salaries of nil of tho teachers in the Duval High School in Jackson­ ville will bo increased $5 beginning with the fall term. The officers in Tampa are going to rigidly enfort» tho city and State law» about screening restaurants, board­ ing boa««*, fruit stands, meat market*, etc. k A modern and up-to-dato apart­ ment house is to Ik- erected in SL Peters­ burg this summer. Eight apartments will be included in tin- building, each «.«|Ui|i|x-d with hath and all modem convenience*. Pensacola i« making ready for the entertainment of owners of motor boat«, from New Orleans t«> Tampa, who are coming Lj the D«»-p Water City «ui the Fourth of July for the big regatta that Iuim Ii<«-ii announced a« the »|x«iul feature of thu IndepuiidenOB Day «»-iebration New« com«-.« from K«-y W«*t that tiie lTiit««l St.it«* is now prepared for all t-uit-rgeiir-H* «houhl intervention in Cuba become nect-saary. Eight war»bij.« hiivi ,irn\««l in Key W«*t to s«-rve «is an udvuncc guard of the intervention for«-«* iinle«» l’ r«*ii|*-nt 1’i om ii is «tic('«*sful in crusliing the negro revnbition. The trial of \\ illi» Baxley of Sutnlerville. rharg««l with the murder of John A. Jon-*. r«*ulli»l in a mistrial, ¡«1 Ocala, tin- jury reporting thut they «'ouhl not agnxMr« Join*, who was tried at the « t im e linn- an an uii-eiwory to the killing, was nripiitt««! Join* wa« for severaJ years th«- »ii|x-rint«'iiilent of sclnnil» of Sumter county und wo.» well known ajid highly regarded, lit« kill­ ing caused t great seiutatiun in tills community. An immense canning plant may he established in Tampu within a «hort time by the Beechnut company of New ^,ork, out- of lhe«*firgiwl concertui in th«- country. Secretary Ellithorp, w hu ha.« b een in T a m p a ri«'<*ntly, look•«I iu i-r I In- tn-l-1 th o r o u g h ly , and left t h e r e wi l h ■« f a v o r a b l e im pn*.«lon. Be­ fore going be »aid he would r«x'ommenil the «*tabli»hment of a plant to can anti preserve fruits und v«-getables. It is «-x|x-ct«»l that'within the next few days u definite announcement will Ixi made. Secretary* IMwell of the hoard of trade i« •u--«i«tiiig the company in every |xMMible muiuier. I'uinjia Time*. ( ’ apt. ( "hurl«* Thomj>«oii. of the yacht Sainoa, wa.» l-«wi«l into Mmini on Tuuaduy bringing with him some curious Un-num««l di«-p iM-a creutur«*, alxmt forty f«K-t long, ('apt Thomp»on 1» unahle to give the name of the cri-ntur«*, and no one else sDems to know what it is. Telegrams have lx«-n writ to the Smithsonian institute, with 'an accurate di-seription of the monster, asking for the name, but so far no reply has been received. Crowds of inter«*tt«i persons hnvo gatju»red about tho south bank of the Miami river, where the creature has been hauled out, and nre eagerly paying tho enterprising Captain Thompson 25 cents each for n look nt the giant fish. For Axiiocintcd Charities Tiie postponed meeting for Associated Ciiariliea is to be held at.tho Star Theatro next Sumlay afternoon nt 5 o'clock. Be sure to lx: on hand and help put this most im|>ortant work on its feet. Thu meeting is calleil to adopt tho constitu­ tion and to elect directora und officers for the coming year. Children’s Day N e il Sunday Children's Day will lx? observed at tho Congregutionui church next Sunday morning. Tho Sunday school hu pre­ pared a v y y full an«l interesting pro­ gram which tak«* the pin«» of tho morn­ ing service nnd Ix-gitis nt 11 o clock. Special featuri* of the morning will las aong* and recitation» by the infant school. Ix-t parent» come out with their ciiildren und make this an occasion lofig UTtHI rumetnliered. �fP ’V ',» 2 _____________ » • •" . . ^ • , 7.1912 TWC UlifWto BObMUD •> How to Develop This W? I * *rf- T \I D YOU KNOW THAT MORE T H A N ONE H U N D R E D THOUSAND DOLLARS LEAVES TH IS SECTION EACH YEAR FOR D m lu R A N C E i m a t . h ™ done cannot be remedied. Begin now to stop the flow .by KEEPING TH E M ONEY AT H O M E . This can be done by insuring in the * A> r t# r Insurance U vW : t ' Vi Life Insurance’Company owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers throughout different sections of this country. TTMUSTHECONOMlCALLY MANAGED and* offers the GREATEST SECURITY to Policy Holders. It is the only L ife Insurance company that invests its money locally. Examine its policy contracts and-you will have no other. An Old kit. . > L. POLK, Local Vf • . Hro*.* * ♦ PEOPLE’S BANK- OF SANFORD fi T H I S IS T O C E R T I F Y that this Bank has a contract with T H E A M E R I C A N B A N K E R S ' IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y of Chicago whereby it agrees to deposit all of the m oney received for Insurance in This Section in T h is Bank, and the same to be loaned out in i(n> community. This means long time loans at lower rates o f interest. . H. PL T O L A R , Cashier n KL . decorated every gravo in the cemetery, Messrs. W.'-W. Britt and Ixuiise W il­ indeed a pleasing sight to the eyes of the lis visited Starke, Ocala and other gar­ friends and relatives ere they departed dening districts fn Florida last week and for their homes. I are more pleased with Sanford than PUKKLT ever and say it is good enough for them The Surest, GENEVA J O TT IN G S B. W. Herndon, we are told, is about Better Than fr ft zzzjL í L -^ to erect a couple more tenant house* on Mias Irene Peter* and Miss Mildred S a fe st And C a l o m e l —M o re his Beardall avenue farm. Rehbinder are hone from Del.and Byrd Willis spent several dnya in CH ULU O TA S N A P S H O T S they have been attending school. Beat Thing S a tis fa cto ry |Jacksonville recently. Charlie Willi* Our pearh grower* are looking happy ' x|>ent a portion of last week in Geneva It U about time in the year (or the To Put T h a n P ill* . rainy aeaaon, and the gathering clouds Fine crop and a good rryirket. ] with his brother, Frank. Rev. E. 1.1. Smith preached to a large and frequent shower* remind ua of the Haying is well Iwgun nnd in a fair way A S ln g g ls h E q u a lly fact that D im e Nature is preparing to congcregation a f the Raptiat church of not being finished if the rains con­ Sunday. pay off her aeon*. L iv e r To W o rk tinue. Quite sharp hail accompanied B e n e fic ia l Watermelons and peaches are the pop­ s/The Misses Mabel and Mario Daniels, last Friday’s storm. Lola Gresham, Emma Proctor, Nellie A n d Keep ular dishes at present. F o r C h ild re n Geiger and Mr. Harvey Geiger have CAM ERO N C ITY C U P P IN G S Roland Dann and friend, Mr. Ross of V on W e ll. gone to Orlando to take the teachers’ ex­ Or A du lts. Orlando were viaiUng in our vicinity Among those leaving Cameron 'City amination. «Saturday and Sunday. VEGETABLE Mr. and Mr*. Freeman Pattishnil were recently are John Shinn, Guy Randall G. M. Jacobs and Mr. and Mr*.W. F and Terry Malone. Mr. Shinn will visit! guests of Geneva friends lost week. Graves spent Sunday in Orlando on Miss Bobbie Nicholson is home after numerous relatives at Richmond. Ind., | special buaineaa. a pleasant visit with friends at Sanford and from there go to his home near Con­ 50 Cents P e r Bottle. LltUe Verlie Prevalt is on the aick list way Spring*, Kansas. and Osteen. at this writing. Mr. Randall and Mr. Malone will Mr. Fred Yerkw of Jacksonville i* Owing to the aolicitaUona of M spend several day* in Jacksonville and making Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston dames Fielding and McDonald, several St. Augustine, enroute to their former W . G. j ------| abort .visit. Mr*. Yprices and children of our ladies have filed application to home at Paducah. K y. All three of will return home with him the last of the become member« of the Woodman Circle. these gentlemen expect to return ip early week. Mrea. J. W. N ito n and Mrs. J. D. Col v "Mrs. David Spoor of Sanford spent fall. lins spent Tuesday visiting friends in O r­ V M r . and Mrs. R. E. Gormly and son Sunday in Geneva. lando. The cattle are annoying, the farmers Mrs. Geo. Peters has returned from Rsymond, returned from Jacksonville Mr. Meaoiugill of Johnstown, Va., is greatly—scarcely a fence in the neigh a few days ago and are getting settled In an enjoyable visit at Daytona. stopping st the Palm this week. He is borhood that they will not jump, and the Work on the hall U progressing, not­ their new home at the Cameron City expecting his family to arrive In Chucorn and the other late crops must suffer, withstanding quite a wait for shingles. grocery. luota In a few days. b Mr. F. F. Dutton has returned from a Best for Malaria, Chills and Miss Grace Rich spent several days I t certainly will be a great improvement W. F. Douglass of Miami is looking trip to Philadelphia and other eastern last week with Prof, and Mrs. Maris at to Geneva. Fever. Guaranteed.________ over the situation here this week with e points. Silver Lake. Miss Mayme McLain, who has been view of locating here. Th e Worthingtons and Richee were I Jacob N etting and wife, who have enjoying a good time at Sanford and PaE. H. Kilbee spent Wednesday In Or­ Leave Orders For Ice l ream ■pending the day Sunday st Minnick lived here since Cameron City was. have ola returned home last week. lando attending court. Place. moved to Dutton ,Pface, opposite Lake V- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Little and four Any one wishing ice cream on Sun«L> Mrs. Irving Simmons of LaGrange is Mrs. Simon and daughter were visit­ Onoro. M r. Netting will look after the bright children of Sanford have moved can have it made and delivered by lead­ visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons ing Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gormly last gardening and fruit grove at Mr. Dut­ to Geneva for awhile. ing orders on Saturday at Max**l «• lids week. Sunday. ton’s new home. Latest Improved machinery insure* j * Guests at the Palm this week: W. F. v M r . and Mrs. A. Marshall have pur­ One of our young men makes very beat of cream and quick delivery. ,»*t M O O RE’ S S T A T IO N Douglass of Miami, James Osteen of chased the cottage on Jeasup avenue frequent visits to Sanford snd Dame Christmas, Mr. Meraingill of Johnstown, Rev. J. W. Wildman came Sunday and owned by Miss Aileen Minnick and oc­ Rumor has it that there Is a fair attrac­ _____ Residence For 3*1« Va. only gmVe a short talk on account of the cupied the last year by R. L. Grier and tion there. I t i n sorry thing that the The-private car of.tbe Superintendent rain. N ew ten room house with all con>cfamily. Mr. Marshall will enlarge the road Is so long when it must be trav­ Of the F. E. C. R y. steamed into Chu- K^Mr. and Mrs. W. W . Miller, Mr. snd cottage, add p o rc h », etc., making it Into niencea, just been screened throughout elled so often. luota last Tucaday with presidents, vice- Mrs. J. F. McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. an attractive and convenient bungalow. with beat copper screens. Twenty bear­ presidents and superintendents galore on Knight, M r. and Mrs. C. C. Morris and H e «d ll begin building as soon as pos­ ing orange trees, .pecan trees, abou ‘ board. T ‘ *L ' Five or six doses of “ 666" will break fifty rose b u s h » and other pUnta. au Miss Ella Ingram arrived the revival in sible. M r. W alter Hale and Wm. Clark of town Sunday evening.’ Several were in A large bam, with living room over­ any case of.chills and fever; U acta on in firatdiaa condition and situated ° n S L Cloud were over the new railroad to the meeting Sunday afternoon. head is to be erected on the Swart* farm. the liver better than Calomel and doee Sanford Haights, the prettiest rwudenre line the latter part o f tK? week. section in Florida. Kneet artswan wa­ Mr. and Mrs. Ogden and daughter, The lumber is on the ground and we un­ not gripe or sicken. Thoraday, Decoration Day, a Urge Louise, after spending several months derstand work on the building will begin ---------------------------- . ter from deep welL Can also sell two other lota with poultry yard snd orange crowd o f our people gathered at the cem­ here are leaving this week for their home in a few daya Come to the Balt Breexea. etery, as Is their rule, and gave the en­ in Lynchburg, V a M r. Ogden’s mother Ralph Allen is planning to spend the The Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter trees, fine galvanlxed b tfn and K»n adjoining. W ill be sold st actual co*t ** tire grounds a thorough -cleaning and and sister, also of Lynchburg have been summer with a brother in Kansas. Sanitarium, Hawks Park, Fla.— open decorated every grave In the cemetery. their guests for some tim e and are leav­ Howard-Paekard Land Co. sold to all summer, T fJ I d o lla h l.i sfaok. io» my.burinessnccasritatas closer rfridenew T h a i* « « r e basket loads of- all-varietie in g-w itfa-them. -T h e elder MM. Ogden “M re/M T Marshall a lot on Jeaup a y»* well people, and Twenty-five a week ft. J. H O L L Y -Ai /-i 'Herald Office. o f flower* and the " C it y o f the Dead J V for rick Ones. is a sister of Rev. J. W . Wildman. nue last week. 72-Tue*4i ."v; <r ’ W ir ; Erf*. • *’ > 1 • a > v/~ *• | v£ : y . * # ' Jt K -•* • i . . jW r .- * \2. . * . •. nnAMPp w s m It may be just what you need. V E ltÄ M i ¥ p .r V ’. ' Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . Aldridge NeWlan Pharmacy MEN-DEN-H ALL'S CHILL TONIC ■ I ’ lili ’ 1. ^ �C IT Y CO UN C IL MEITTS Atlantic Coast Line Ordered To Cessa Work On Depot The council met in regular session June 8rd at 7:30 p. in. Present, T . J. Miller, president; F. L. Woodruff, Geo. Fox, Jr., B. W. Herndon, W. H. Under­ wood, P. M. Elder and W. S. Hand. Minutes of the last regular meeting and a called meeting read and ap­ proved. Report of the city physician as to the water of the city read and ordered (lied. Bid of tha Fernald Hardwaro Co. for laying sewer from 5th to' 12th streets read and referred to the street commit- Formatlon of Icebergs. The proportion of an Iceberg which " II I be under water I. determined by comparing :iie density of the Icc with that of (he surrounding sea water. Tho densities of Ice nnd sea water are nearly »2 and 1 03. respectively, from "h lch It can be calculated that only about one-ninth of the berg's bulk Is visible above the surfnrr No Icoberg could lloat elth one third of Its actual bulk out of water, but If It were Irregularly gormed, with peaks, It might seem to be much Icsb than Olght-ulntha submerged. • Judgment of s Nation. A notion should ho judged, If wo M oved by Fox and seconded by Hern­ enn judge nations, not by Its wealth, don that the clerk bo instructed-to no­ or Its populatIon or Its military or na­ tify tho Superintendent of the Atlantic val power, rvnl or apparent, but It Coast Line Ry. to cease work on the new should he judged by the opportunity It glves men to mnke their lives.— depot, aa they had no permit from the David Starr Jordan. city of Sanford, and no authority has been granted by the city of Sanford to the Atlantic Coast Line Ry. for the erec­ tion o f tho new depot on the site contem­ plated. Carried. Tho clerk was also instructed to write tho Superintendent and ask why the watchman at the First street crossing was discontinued. The reports of the treasurer, clerk, marshal and sanitary insjiector were read and ordered filed. Tho following resolution was then Ihr territory which it u prot»ua#J to rm ti» Into • •I*^UI road arxA bridge district, «aid territory be­ passed unanimously: Whereas4U»n. For­ ing rl«tribe*! ^ fo llo w *, and th# petirtoA farther rest Lake, a citizen and former mayor of providing a* follow»: B eginning »t a point on the Wrkiva H m on the Sanford, was renominated in the recent ra«t jitlr. tin the Ui»n«hip lit»# l>» t*rcn Township» l'< »n<| 20. South l U n p 29 H ut, *nd running Democratic primary to the ollice of Rep­ thence east «lo n g «aid township line to th# *#otk>n resentative from Orange county in the I**»»» at northeast corner of Section S Townah.p •** •«►‘Jtb. Knngv 30 «-mat. thence sunning aouth on Istgiaiature of 11113, and whereus Mr. aai«l auction lins* to the wriiQn post mi aouthrurnet of 8* cUm 2», (on aouth l»oundLake is a candidate for the Spcnkeiship rmat •ry of Section 1H> in Town« hip *0 South. Itmng* 30 R u (, then or running emit to th# water» of the House of Representatives, at the of l^ke Jfwaup, thence following the north lino of session of the Legislature in 1913, and the water» of »aid lake Jrmup to th# St- John* thenc# following th# water» of lb# St. John* whereas we recognize the uhiiity of Mr. nirr, river on the aouth «h ie of amid river to Ih# water* Lake to preside over the sessions of this o f Ijske Monroe, thence following the wmtrr» of •aid l#kr M onroe on the south tide Otrrrof. to the branch of our state Legislature in a man­ w*trrw o f fin- St John* river w «*t of take Monroe, tieisre follow in g the aouth line of amid St« John* ner which will reflect credit u|x>n the m »r to It# junction w ith the W r k iv a n v # f, thence follow in g lh r »-m#t «ulc o f th# wmirra o f tho YYekivm .ta le of Florida os well os himself. river t<i the jH«nt o f lw-ginning Therefore, I k - it resolved by the board of 1 hat the d'sarrtpt ion and pro(MMrv| loemtion of rnmiU and hr of g w to 1 « conwtrurted. hard n it aldermen of the city of Sanford. Orange Mir fare«l and im proved, u m# follnwa, tiatwi( t elery county, Honda, that we heartily and unanimously endorse Mr. laike's can­ didacy for said office. The hills as signed by the president and approver! by the finance commit fee were then ordered paid Council then adjourned M. W. L O V K I.I.. City Clerk. Sinfiird't New Hotel Tiie new tourist hotel is progressing nnd by the next issue of The Herald Mr Kirlds hopes to have something definite to give out for publication The |ieople are taking a deeper interest in the new hotel and every one reulutn that in the hotel is the salvation of Sanford's future prosperity. This wis-k there were s.-v rrul belated tourists in Sanford on their way north, nnd they stated that the) represented scon's of other |K-ople who wished some news alxiut Sanford's new hotel, os many people throughout lienorth were anxious to stop in this city next year if they could l»e assured of ample hotel accommodation I'he work of organizing is going steadily forward and the preliminary work will soon lxfinished. The hotel will l>e one of the largest in litis part of the stule, and is such a large proposition that tho pro­ moters are forced to ' proceed slow ly. The original plans have lieen changed to |wrmit of several innovations in the hotel line, and when the architect has the out­ line in hand he can go ahead without making any changes in the copy. From all accounts there will be considerable stock aubscrilxxl not only by Sanford jieople but Orlurylo and other parts of the county will i*e represented in the stockholders. If You Want vcrtisine in this paper. It reaches the best class of people in this community. ' U# it unJatnw) by th# City Council oI Sanford. Florida Saclion I. F rom and after th# pa*«af# of thia i ordinance k aball b# unlawful for any pacaoo to run any autumobO# on anyr public i l m l of tb* Hty of Sanford within tha ir# ___ _ at .a »gr##t#f _____ limlta tprrsj than twalv# rniU# an hour* or on any public •trrat In the city of Sanford outalda of th# fir» lim­ it* al a (rratrr rata of spred than flfl*#n mile* an b«*ur, or for any person to run, drive or u**. any autoraobU» in a carrUaa or negligent manner. Section 2. It »hall bo unlawful for any neraon under the agr of flftam year» to operate, handle or run, in nnv manner any automobile, or In any manner handle tha «teerinf wheel or other appar* atua by which tha automobile is controlled, on any ur allev in tha city of Sanford, and It ihiU be unlawful for any peraon owning or ront/ollinc any automobile to permit any peraon under flftrwn year* of ip r to violate the provtaiona of thla ordln anre. Section 3. No petapn shall drive or run an automobile on any of the public tUtwU of the city of Sanford between »unmet and «unriae without tuvina one or more lirhta ao arranyed a* to throw their l»fht forward In direction the automobile may be jotn f. and one lamp thowinf red from rear of machine. iiection 4 It ahail be unlawful for any peraon to run or operate any automobile In any rritnner on the strtegj or alley* of the city of Sanford, unite* the same la equipped with a food and aufBrirot brake in food working order. Section b. All automobile* ahail hava a food horn or other mean* of giving an alarm, ana the person running or driving any automobile ahail gi%e an alarm before turning any corner, and In the hre limit* he ahail give an alarm before egown­ ing anv *t/crt. Section 6. Any pereon violating any of the nrovUion. of this ordinance ahail b* punuiinl by a i New Goods! New Prices! Our store is elegantly fitted and furnished and our stock new, fresh and of the best qu ality. It consists of PURE DRUGS CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATE N T MEDI CINES, FANCY GOODS, TO ILE T ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. TH E I hrreby certify that th* foregoing ortlin.nc* » « duly pu w d on th« 20th day of May, A. O. 1912M. W. I. h U : I J . Approved: Clerk. C. W. Spencer,, Mayor. 79-Krt-tt Àn Ordina nr r lOgmlmtlng th# (wnnimrtlon •/ Hoof*. Chimney*, Hr# Flare# and Hue# and Providing Certain Umita Therefor He it ordained by th# C ity C ouncil of Sanford. Florida: Section I That within th# fo llo w in g nrvwrribed lim it* to wit That part o f the d t y o f Sanford. Flor ‘•U, bounded on the north by Lake Monrue, on FINEST WE M AKE CIGARS O N A SPEC IALTY OP TH E PHYSICIANS.’ PR ESCR IPTIO N S AND F A M IL Y CEIPTS. II. it oniAinni by lb . City ol H.nlofJ, Flor id»: fWtioo I. n u t It «h»n b* unliwfot fpr mjr i-r-in to vtoUt* .ny uor or rrxjr. o( Ih. folio* inf ltul«* of tb. Ko.d of lb . d ly of Sfuiford Hula I. K «.p to tb. ri«hl ol lb . .Irw i llul. 2. Krrp lo lb* right lo DnmitUnf »notbfV »fKIft* lo ovrrt.ke you, »htrh w h irl. .h.II I * , lo tb . urv o d b * rrhlrl. o v «U ^ rn . ofdrf tb .t »11 vehUi». on r.rb « d . ilrrrt )Ul U bntd*d In lb . « T O dlrortloa hrn .topping »1 tb. idd.«»lk, .r* ,.ulml to turn. If n «r*u iry, *o th»t lb . «fd ^ ilk »K.U b. to lb . right of tho drtrrr wh.n tb# Bp « RE CALL AND SEE US. Your patronage is always appreciated, no m atter how small your purchases, and you m ay rest assur­ ed it will be our constant aim to sell you the best Hoods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. tHa went by Holly avenue, on ih# mouth by Tenth •trweC on th# ea*t by Pin# arwnue, It ahail be un­ lawful fo r any peraon or p t n o o i , In rover or rau*# to t># rotwrwd, any building or dwrlllnr hou^ that mav hereafter b# constructed, repaired or rebuilt, with boanl*. ahinglan, plank* or other cunbuatible or inflammable material. Section 2. A ll m ain ch im n ey* fo r lire place# or fu rn a rt» A ll fire place«, or chim ney* In any building hereaftrr erected, altered or rejm ir««! In the a liove prescribed limit#, w ithout reference to the purpose fo r which th ey «h all b# u **d. shall l»r w ell mod «- c u r t ly bu ilt from the ground up. and through th* bu ilding t«> a pniAt at l«.a»t three fret aiMive flat roof and twu fret aiMivr ridge o f ( e t k of roof of *urh bu ildin g, the w all« of rnlm nr^ »hall i*e of atone <»r l»r»ck at leant H inch#« in thlrkm #* (if fire place t* o f stone, u m e must l»e 12 inch«# in th ickn«ea)and l>efinning with fou n d ation , «urh brick or «ton e work «h all 1># laid in cem ent m ortar UP to rtr»t rt«*«»r and thence ab ove to a jM>int a here chim ney p rotru d e« through the roof o( budding, the brick or atone w ork m av tA lard m go«Ml lime or ftr# clay m ort#r. and all brick or atone work carefully bonded togeth er From al-ovr the n*of to top of ch im n ey the brick .»r atone work ahail 1« laid in cem ent m ortar and ptopwrly r»pj*e«l All join t* «hall I m* alrurk sm ooth on inside, eicv-pt «a J»en lined » i t h burnt clay or terra cuita pipe In bnck building the walla o f building, when not k # than thirteen inch## in th»rkr»e^« m ay form part of chim ney or Hi*e In no n o r «h all a chlm nev .»r t1i*e I*e rtirlselled o«it more tii*n f! inches from the wall, and in all case* the roriaelling ahail n x u ls t of at leaai f\v« cs»ur^# o f brick W hen tw o or m ore separate *re prov»«let| tn rhim ne> the division walla le fw * * n flues m ay l«e onl> ft»ur inches tn thirknee» huigke llur# for atoveto or kllchtyt ran ge« uia> have the walls only four in ch «« thick, which ahail U m n s tr u c te l of the best •juality burnt brick ¡aid flat In good m ortar and not U-ss than aixtee«i inches •«jusre fr*»m i*a*e to tnp H u e to in* hung on Iron a tlr r u j» of n«*w iron n»#t l e e than *»i*e half inch by tw o inches, bent tu come at least two incite« le lo w Utwer «u rfa ev of ceding, or on other ap proved m etal «u p o o rt* ciinfisrming with these re qUlrwmaflUN o due shall be lews than three feel a !»ovr flat roof, anti tw o fret aU ivn ridge o f |etk o f roof. t N o »rootI casing, furring or lath, or Oliver wucw! work ahail be placed in against. or w ithin l » a inch## o f ch im n ey or flue A ll w ood beam * «half hr trim m ed a w ay from all flu «« anti ch im n ey« at least l wo inch«««. A ll n w lal flu«# that enter through a*de wall hr rtMjfa of In iild in g» are strictly proh ibited, and th«»«e now so n m it m iic t l are t ie - U m l a public First Street A t A ll Foun tains Sanford, Fla. COOUNG REFRESHING HEALTHFUL "Sr*. Jr* for mine ever) lime." Drink it as often as you wish, if can't harm you. Doctors sav its »{oorl lot you. Sr*. Jr» is pure— that's sure. Slade from the purr jui< e of Honda’s chon cst (¿rape fruit— no i olnrinjf matter— no <Jimiuals Us H»c purx.st and most salisfvinx summer cfjink Injt ever u r | n pan hrd throat A ..-.- ra. u s k the : Herald W e have the Most Complete Stock of vesting Machinery in the county McCormick Mowers,:: m od*. RuU t. Any p.r»oo turning »ny rorrvrr wbrr. • rurb or .td*w»lk U to th. left h»nd >b»ll m»k* . tum not nr.rrr to th. curb th»n lb . mlddl. of • ,trw t. »o th»t t h « . » i l l b. »m pl. room for ■ o p p a .1 .0 diroetloa p u » botwton him and tho n u b. (Union Z. No prroon opototlng or drlvtng any hlHo oK»U .lop th. i*m * or l r » r . It »landing on ,y public atMot o( tho Hty of Sanford, o ir.p t « « • of loading or unloading; »h irb mutt ba apljy doo*. “ ' Alan J. N o prraon »hall »top any w hirl* MV« tho aamo »U ndleg abnaat of any oth»r rio on tho (amo « d * cd tho »tr»ot. or in any r way olwtrurt or Uorkad* tho tboroughfaro. r tloa 4. Any poraon violating any of tho kJom of thla ordlnanro ahail b . punbbod bv a not «xrw din f twMtiy-flv# dollar», or by tr»aünrot far not moro than ton day». <tlon t. All ordlnanna or parto of ordin■ tn ronSirt with thla ordlnanro or* hml>y h «*h y roctify that th* forogoin* ordlnanro duly p » - ^ on th. A !*• 7»-rrt-n 2| "Phrw, hut its hoi— what will you drink?" Subscribe : for An Ofdln.mc rrl.tln f lo lla ln * t lb . K «.d . fof |IM 0f V.blrtM Cpoa Ui* .Slir.l. M ARKET CO M POU ND ING • t » * ~ —<< s» THE Q R A T R U C O M P A R Y iod« to make the turn tho Use this paper if you want som e of their business. As Or d in a r * ttrl.Ung to Aalomobilr* Lowest Prices—also Scythes, Snathes and Grinders We put down Artesian Wells and install Irrigation Plants of every description �N M l i l s t E n r r T u n d ir sad M d i r Morolos Br THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY • « . J. n o tL Y . U t t e r W. M. MAYNCa. S s s ts s s a M an ager Don’ t let that idea of the tourist bote get by you. This the chance of a life time to build a fine hotel and make a bigger 8anford. They are off and n o w .it makes but little difference about politics or the price o f celery. I t is just a question of whether Sanford or Orlando will win the pennant. There are rumors of a $10,000 Masonic building to be erected in this d t y at an early date. The building will occupy one o f the principal corners and wal have store rooms on the first floor and the lodge room on the second end prove a paying venture from the start A R E L IG IO U S A W A K E N IN G For the past week a revival meeting has been in progress In this d t y and already the good effects are being noticed. The meetings are held in a large tent and tbs seats are filled nightly by people who seem anxious to become bettsr men and women. Such a revival has not been held in Sanford in many yean and will be conducive of much good. Accord­ ing to the old adage there is some good in the worst of us and nothing causes an awakening as the old time religion ex­ pounded at a revival m eeting.' Evan­ gelists Baas and Stapleton take their texts from the bible and fearlessly expose the weakness of mankind in general and those of Sanford in particular. Some people who attended at first to jeer have stayed to become converts and young and old have been seeing the error of their ways. The meetings cannot fall to do an immense amount of^good In this d t y and the representative dtizena should lend thdr assistance in making the meetings successful in every way. A revival may not appeal to every one but the word of God cannot be refuted and attendance at the meetings will make Christians of the non-believer and better Christians of the church member«. Every community needs a religious awakening and the present revival in Sanford promises to aGake the d t y to it’s very foundation and thew hole com­ munity will be cleansed and made bet­ ter like unto a flower garden responding to the gentle rains of spring after a winter drouth. Sanford baa become the trading center of this section of the state and people from a distance claim they can purchase everything cheaper in Sanford than any where dae. With brick roads and more good bridges connecting Grange and Volusia counties .odr d t y wiil be who sit back and aay “ We don’ t care crowded all the year round with shoppers. for publidty,” when a newspaper de­ sire« to give them a little write-up of The Tampa Board of Trado expects some social function at their homes, to locate a branch of the Beechnut which had been described by a guest Canning Co., one of the largest in the as a "perfectly lovely affair.” Per­ world. The Tampa branch will put up haps tho haste« doesn't realize that guavas and orange products. Such an she is doing her guest a alight dis­ enterprise could have been located here courtesy by not giving the detail* of if the proper Inducementa wore offered. such an affair, but such is the caae, Sanford has the finest of locations for nevertheless. Then there are others fa c to r!« of all kinds. N O W F O R B R IC K RO AD S A t i t s meeting of the Board of County Commissioner* on Tueeday, Sanford was made a ipedal road district and un elec­ tion has been called for July 13th for the purpose of voting Bonds for the construction of brick roads in tho San­ ford distfict. This is one of the most Important moves that the people of this section h a w ever before contem­ plated. One year ago the question of bonding Orange county for one million dollars was turned down by the voter«. There were many well founded objections at the time to the bond election and one of the greatest was that many sections sere afraid the nine IVW» feet roads would VIVI« WIIMM *•*« IMMW VIWIMU not be the proper width and Certain sections would not get the direct benefit. The old battle cry was raised of "no taxation without repreaentation” and every American resents thst Ides. The Sanford plan of a special road district will give this part of the county value received for every cent spent here in t a x « and if the people really want to make this end of the county the greatest section in the state ghia la the accepted time. \ ■ • The roads'in the Sanford district were never in such s poor eondiUon and no relief is in sight under the old method of county supervision. The school 'sys­ tem of the state of Florida never made progress until the district plan was con­ summated and tho samo applies to the building of roads. The roads that will be paved are given in another part of Tho Herald and take in tho principal thoroughfares in this district. A careful «lim a te of cost and maintenance will convince the moat rabid economist that the bpnding for a system of brick roads is the best plan for the tax payer in the fcnd. There is mòre travel over the surrounding roads in the Sanford section than any other part of the county. Every other material available has been tried and all experiments have prove«! the futility of using any material but Our sympathy is extended to Fort Lauderdale the little d ty In the Everg la d « that was almoat destroyed by fire last week. We hope to see a new outfit and a new Herald in a few weeks and the hustling d ty at the entrance to the Everglades canals built larger and better. And in the building make provision for better fire protection. Tho Miami Metropolis in tim a t« that it might allow Frank Clark to kiss it in the dark If he would promise to t>e good for two year* and eat’ out of it’s hand. Now, Frank, it Is up to you to place the Metropolis on the seed list ajfain. The recent rains have flooded the E v erg la d « and more seed Is required. You might Tw o hundred Protestant clergy men of Chicago, members of a church fi^lcration, have agreed that hereafter they will demand n health certificate with each marriage license before performing the ceremony. Tw o months ago Dean The Mulberry Herald g i v « ua this bit of interesting history: "So limited were tire means of travel in Florida forty years ago that the mem­ ber* of the legislature from Monroe county had to go by steamer to New York in order to get to Tallahassee. His round trip traveling expenses were In tbs neghborhood of $700 and such were allowed Mm for’ mileage by tho Florida legislature.” — Tallahassee True Democrat. G E T TO G ETH ER There has never l*>en a time in San­ ford when we neederi the great spirit of get together as much as now. There are qu «tion a that mean so much for the future welfare of the city and ques­ tions that will tuke unite«! action to accomplish. The first of these and by far the most important is the building of a fine tourist hotel. The next is tho erection o f a government building. Then the question of bonding for brick roads will interest not only tho citizens of Sanford but all the people of this section. Better water supply and better sewerage. More brick streets wpcctally on Park avenue beyond Tenth Street. A brick street to the new depot and all t h «e great improvements that will mean a Greater Sanford. These questions can­ not l>e settled by a few citizens or by tho d t y coundl alone and unaided. The whole dtlzcnry of Sanford ought to get together and stay together and nettle them now before the fall tourists travel starts. Elections are over and we have this work cut out for us. It will not settle itself and It will not be settled by a few people handicapped as they have always been by those who do nothing but stand aloof and give advice after tbe questions are settled. — W h y not have a rousing meeting of the Commercial dub, get every man ntercsted in the future, of Sanford to join and then thresh out these mature as a United Sanford— united for the purpose of doing big things. F t . . Meade Leader, A. B. Simmons retiring and tbe firm of Meek 4 Cleve­ land own tbe plant Mr. Cleveland baa Just graduated from tbe Meridian C ol­ lege and takn up newspaper work with the buoyancy and promise of youth. The Leader has been one of Florida’s best in the weekly field and tbe new owners are starting with a determination Have you tried the Slnine House? 4(h to keep It up to that standard. The Herald w ish « them success in all that and Palmetto. If not get a meal ticket. tbe word implies. 34tf T h e printers of Florida should attend the meeting of tbe Florida Preea Associ­ ation at I ’alatka beginning June 20th. A t the preeent rata all stock and suppllea purchased in the printing trade Is ad­ vancing beyond a reasonable figure and the printing firms must devise a cost system and make a scale of prices that will grant a living p ro fit The news­ paper men of the state should get to­ gether on an advertising rate and other Important measures and all members o f the craft should attend the meeting at Palatka whether members of the s ---- L a — m • Voucher« paid M A R S H AL'S RE PO R T. M A Y , 1912. A t —** ..............._ ..... -___________ 89 D isc h a rg e d ..... - ...... — ------------------------------- 6 Sentenced without flno 110 day*.--------- 2 F i n « A *H w ed...... .................— $330.00 Appealed, one case.— .----------60.00 Pound Feaa.................... 26.00 Balance Uncollected A pril-’....... 47.00 Paid Treasurer — Served on Streeta Escaped........ .......... Balance Uncollected $463.00 W . A. T IL L lS . R E P O R T OF C ITY CLERK, M A Y , 1912 Sanitary Fund M ay 1, balance.....____ _—, — --- , $74.20 Collected, M ay.................. ........ * 97.60 Paid .Treasurer Balance General Fund M ay 1, balan ce. . . Delinquent Tax, 1910 In tern i Paid Treasurer Balance *.*. $161.7G M. W. L O V E L L , ' " C ity Clerk. R E PO R T S A N IT A R Y IN S PE C T O R , M A Y, 1912. Elected M ay______ __ ________ $56.50 lid M. W. Lovell, City Clerk .. 56.50 TREASU RER'S REPORT. M A Y May 1st, Balance $1, Sanitary fund F i n « and forfeitures ____ . Delinquent Tax, 1910 Interest ............ . Licenses collected................... Sunitary Tax Tax collected Real Tax Collected, Personal . . R. H. M A R K S . Tn Vouchers Issued May, 191/ Geo. Fojf, Jr., S a la ry ____ R. H. Marks, Relief ........ j J. N . Robson, Medical Service* Dora Gil Allan, Nurse W. A . .....: T . W. Brecken, Police....... W. C. Williamson, Salary N . T . Graves, Salary______ John Calvin, Nurse_______ C. A ! McGlon, Salary _ David Spear, Extra Police Fornald If. W. Co., Hardware W. A. Till!*, Salary...... ...... R. L . Jones, Salary........ . Ellison George, Feeding prisoner M. W. L ovd l, Salary ... W. L . Morgan, Hardware F. T . Williams, C ity Engineer,. Herald, Printing —......... .... ....... HUI Lumber Co. Lumber W . P. Carter Co., Lumber Sanford Water W o rk s .... Guarantee Bank & T ru it Co., . Street Lights;................. Light and Fuel C o...... G. W. Spencer, Salary. Mrs. Brown, Board Cnpt. Tar%*-r IL H. Marks, Salary Sanford Mach. A Garage C o , care fire engine E. E. Brady, Fc«m1 of HonuE. E. Turner, Peed E. E. Brady Sanitary contract G. E. Slack, New sidewalks . He capitulation Police Department Municipal Ofllrer* Fire Department Streeta & Bridge* Sanitary, l.ighting Streets F e e in g Prisoner« Printing....... Pauper Account Pound Account New Sidewalk* Miscellaneous thnl pulling money in farm land* In about the most profilahb -jfi invcMir.enl you can make il il 11 wisely done? But you ran lu««- a lot too. Belter gr.t the benrlll <>f our expert knowledge o f »a lu m and conditions before investing You may bitterly regret it if )nu don't. ho w ard -P a c k a r d 1 i m h o Sanford, Florida W ANTED- bT o BUY second Itand Crain HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID All kinds a t Bags and Burlap bought and rcspondence Solicited no more money spent Tor expensive repair*. Brick roarls now mean that our section will jump Into the front rank itv the entire south 1h cause the p«>op!e have lieen broad enough to recognize tho neet of good roads and the best that can be made. Brick roads mean that we have left (be ranks of the “ has beens” and joined the “ up to now «" and tills part of the county will attract tho attention of the homeseeker, the fanner, the artisan, the invrator and the man of wealth. Let ua grasp this great opportunity white we may. The time will never come again in our day. Change In Services 0 Sunday Maas at the Catholic church will be at 9 a. m. instead of 10 a. m. until the first Sunday of October. Tw o masses as rusual on the first Sunday of' the month — the first at 7 a. m. and thé second at 9 a. m. THE CLEVER HOUSEKEEPER takes delight In her puddings, cus­ tards, etc, They are never failing desserts that are always in order. Oar line of rice, tapioca, corn starch, sago, etc., is oi the best and cleanest. To use them means sure results and complete satis­ faction. F A Y C A S H and S A V E M O NE Y. . Peop]es Cash Crocery_ One Door East el I’oatoOca first Street Sanford, florida s«»ld . Cor S O U TH E R N S T A T E S BAG COMPANY IrapoctrM ot H u ,ljp -—M . nui*. (urrrt of ill K in d i of H q , JACKSONVILLE, . . . . F L O R ID A Coffee Lovers TH E latest and greatest achievement in the art and blending. o f roasting Nothing Like It Ever Before Offered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the market to-day. Cuts down the cost of living without sacrificing coffee enjoyment. 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents ASK YO U R G R O C E R FO R IT Packad Exclualvaly by CH EEK-NEAL COFFEE CO JackaBOviU*. FI*- �Mr. »nil M fA J. P. Holbrook anil Mlm Polly Bryan of Orlando are in the city to-day. i^TA r. and Mrs. 3. E.* Ivea, of Orlando, are in tho city to-day the gu««tn u( M r. and Mm, D. F. Thrasher. Chas. B. Hulutt, representing tho Packer, with headquarters in Jacknonvilje waa in the city yesterday nntl looked up ik*» - the g r o v nil^A bie Kanner ia home for the summer after a very successful term in the law department of the University at Chai>cl II111, North Carolina. Miaa waa in coming attend t' * Emma Tucker, of Enterprise, tho city on Wednesday night, over with a party of friends to the revival services. v D a v id Speer, who lately removed to this city from Geneva, has been appointed to the police force and will prove a valu­ able addition to Sanford's "fin e s t" Clayton-Moore The marringe of Miss Hose Clayton and Mr. Isaac Moor»*, of Jacksonville, Ha., was a beautiful event taking place last evening ut the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. E. McD. Clayton, in Inman Park. The home was handsomely decorated i with palms, ferns and pink roses and sweet !>eas. In the long living room, where the ceremony was witnemed by friends and relatives, the mantel w u hanked with ferns and pink roses and bowls and vases tilled with roses were on cabinets and tables. The bridal party was grou|**d before an altar of palms and roses. The Kev. Mr. Ficklin, If the Inman Park Presbyterian church, was the otliciating minister, und Miss Julia Dunning played the wedding march. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. George W. Clayton, and was attended by Mrs. Fred Morel and Mrs. George Wesley Clayton, who were matrons of honor, and Miaa Adelaide Clayton, who was maid of honor. The ribbon bearers were Mias Helen Isham, Miss Ollie Fcwell, Miss Elltabeth Ma*r Johnson, Miss Irene Nolan, Miss Susan Stephens and Miaa Mildred GEO. B. IVEY Notary Public ■ All kinds of Legal Papers, Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L. U. Benefit Society. Tho best and cheapest Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Ofllco in Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ metto. O UR spring Hats are now ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without question, the most elaborate variety we have ever shown, including a very complete line of Derbies, the new* Rough Fin­ ish, Novelties in all new col­ ors, in bound, stitched, welt or raw edge, that may be worn Telescope or Dented. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? The Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living. Only $4.00 per week for the finest table board In the city. See Parker. 28 There are Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic PU N K S AND OTHERS The old rcliabe Planks Chill Tonic is Guaranteed to drive out Malaria (o cure Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money hack if it docs nyt. 25c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Druggist. fri-tf Notlce Good farm and buggy horse for sale and two milk cows with calves. Apply to Thomas E. Wilson. 88-tt One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's, frl-7-tf "Gas engine repairs. Snnford»41echlne "Every athletic looking fellow that L Garage Co. fri-48-tf steps off the train now is immediately All kinds of repair work. Sanford Machin«v&. Garage Co. fri-48-tf surrounded by an admiring throng— He firing your old tires to Sanford Machine Little "Miss Mary Smith was t£e Is not a candidate liut Tre-tany y be a ball 1 flower girl. Mr. L. G. Moore, of Jack­ & Garage Ca for vulcanizing, frl-48-tf player. Autocs and carriage painting at Un­ sonville, was his brother’s (jest man. (''fclarcus Fagg, superintendent of the derwood's First class work. fri-3-lf The bride was lovely wearing a Children's Horne at Jacksonville, and We are equipped to handle your repair gown of white charmeuso satin com­ work SnnfonJ Machine A Garage Co. one of the most prominent workers in bined with princess lace und enihroidfrMHtf. missions in the south sjH*nt s e v e ra ii.... .". " n ' V ...... T.'~ “ “ “ i %i,• ,-|ered in sCed pearls. Her tulle veil was Hub-My-Tism will cure you. dayiNterctma yffi-k the guest of Mr. and I .. , . . . . , . . . . , M Wl 11 * adjusted with a chaplet of natural orange 75-FH-13t /Jr* a** I bloasoms and she parried a shower lioquet Rub-My-Tism will cure you. F M r. H. M. Hill has returniHl after a of bride roses and vulloy lilies, 75-Fri-16t trip to points in the Carolinas. He also Mrs. Clayton's gown was of white For n good table nnd home cooking come visited his daughter, Mrs. Howurd, j Chantilly luce over satin with |x-nrl to the Sirrtno Hotel for your meals. Kates at Columbus, Ohio, and also made a 1trimmings und she curried while sweet i $5 per week, 24-tf visit to Dayton, Ohio, and spent several ,>eas. j Wa<Je ^ Tuucr ()rU||(Jo. If hours looking over the mammoth N a tion -1 Mrs Morel wore w hite chiffon veil-1 al Cash Register ( o's factory, lie is mg over white satin und carriisl white greatly Improved in health by the trip, sweet |*u». and Mias Adelaide Clayton SA NFO RD V 273 282 464 1,020 3,445 339 367 861 228 423 695 436 238 684 720 467 626 994 1,704 6,157 693 668 2,013 673 774 1,096 1,053 606 1,436 1,469 Total . 11,969 T 1,685 23f664 offers in Parks in Georgia; and their remaining In Florida for the balance of the summer will de|N-nd greatly on the success of the second trip around the Summer Circuit, No doubt as fur as Sanford Is concerned they will lie greeted always with a packed house the same as they were on their former visit, ____ ___ Not So Much to Blame. Teacher— Why, Wllllo, theso prob­ lems ure all wrong. What Is the trou­ ble? W illie— I don'no. I worked aw­ ful hnrd before 1 could even get 'em wrong.— Judge. Skin Troubles Grow In Hot Weather Poisonous perspiration causes rash; •a, hlvsa, blOUhaa, pimples and prickly heat, often tbs beginning of serious «k la troubles. To wash away tfce poison entirely pply the simple solution I). D. 1*. Ipllon, the famous Hpecllte for ______ a. For :*c we can give you SQougli to prove that the very first d ro p s sooths nnil hssl the ■kin -as n o th in g also can. lnflatn*d W e vouch fo r the w o n d erfu l prop­ erties o f L>r D. D.. for we know that It b rin e * Inntant relief fo r a ll kind* of skin trou tile— -y e* If the nrst regu lar b o ttle -d o e » not p ro ve th l* beyond quer* tlon It w ill not cost you n cent. Bet­ ter ask us abo u t 'J->. today L. R. P H ILLIP S A CO Druggists t, V - -y < - - ; - -y A rU LiL'i'J -1 • • Jtkuv* <- <- 4- <• 1 M S O M E N E W A R R I V A L S IN 4♦ ! ?t ❖ <• That are the height of style for the Summer s ason White Canvas ami Nuhuck Pumps ami Colonials, styles to please all ami the prices are right. ♦ 4 i | ________________________________________ ________________________________ 3 m "(JliK’ K WHITE" mill "AI.HO’ Clemier for nil kinds of White Shoes. « H E . G. D U C K W O R T H f! !•’ 1T T E K F E F T h „ - : - +4 <•{•■ T td e p1 h o m * N o . (51) Sanford, Florida " 4-y .J.^.v + v - t - y + S P E N C E R ’S + . B A K E R Y Only exclusive linker In the city All mixing clone with latest improved Snnitnry machinery. -. t S P E N C E R ’ S D RE AD H A N D L E D by all F IR S T C L A S S G R O C E R S S p e c ia l O rdors F lllo d P r o m p tly Wc Make Everything Known to the I ratlc PHONE 106. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. T 4 âÜ A re You A live? ? To the fart that now is the time to take out n policy ia a rcpuluble Life lusuruacc Company Y O U M A Y BE D E A D ! s • Todny. Tomorrow. Next Year, n n d ‘ your fam ily not provided for. You are doing them an Injustice. MEET ME FACE TO FACF. und let me explain nil the principal points about the best life insurance policies. 4 a D. L. T H R A S H E R •\i,* * , * ‘ * »' r 8 $ * t N 'H r t A io lB o b . • t v A’ * ■- fc‘>. • •~SANFT)fcD. FLO R ID A -A i.Vv * , . * v" • • C ? _________ r ' • •* Subscribe for The Herald-ar get all the News worth Reading •M . - FLORIDA <- -> -;- <- . For Rent or Share Cropping— My celery located on French avenue, Sanford, the coming season. Address. Cecil _ ‘ e l the Robbins N est 71-lf . j * «91 * « W H IT E FOOTW EAR Three or four large furnishe«! rooms with bath und pantry for rent during summer at reasonable terms. 609 Pnlmetto avenue. C7-tf For Sale or Rent— Eight and one-half acres on Celery Ave, between Cameron and Ueardnll avenues. All tiled and In good condition. Two flowing wells and good barn. Apply to J. N. Whittier, San­ ford, Fla., or Nelson Gray. 6 Harrison St.. New York Cuy. 76-Otc Table board at Mrs. R. L. Jones', one block from Flrit street, on Purk avenue. 76-tf Boarders Wanted— Mrs. Woodburn. 311 W. Third St. 70-4tp For Sale—2 Boor and 3 sow pigs, now five weeks old, from good rcglsrercd grade Berkshire stock. Will sell for $5 each, or the bunch of five for $20. Apply to Leonard Vihlen, R. F. D. 1, Sanford, Fla. 76-Gtc -For Rent—House of six rooms on Fourth street between Magnolia ank Palmetto avenues, recently vacated by D. G. Wag­ ner. Apply to E. Herndon, city. 75-tf Ten acres of good land for sale at a bargain. Three acres cleared and croplast season. All under fence. Near ding station on traction line. Almost Iven away. Particulars at Herald given Office. W. H. Underwood now has a first class horse sbocr and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your hornet can be assured of the best kind of work In this line. See Underwood when your horse needs shoes. 45-tf - JÎ t/ffon. J. W. Hatcher, of Grovelund, wore white chiffon with crystal trimmings j was in the city on Tuesday. He was and she carried |>ink sweet |>eas Atl lne the r,‘cepuun reception »m which one of the successful candidates for. A en followi-d lonoweo the n"* j All Local Advertisem ents Under fh ls Legislative honors in Lake county at ceremony the bride’s bride s mother wore a Heading. Three Cents o Lins Each Issue unpleasant liens. Mr. Hatcher handsome gown of black cre,n- de chine ------ ---------------------------------------------the Inte unpleasantness is u man of the |>eople and knows their 'and ' 1""* a “ corsage lioquet of lillies of the I Bourd— At Mrs. Woodburns. where the and w hitea rosebuds. j rooms are cornfortablr. wlierc tlic meals neeils. He is also a reader of The lleruld I Assisting in entertaining vt-ere Mrs. | °Pl)ctizlng. satisfying and knows our needs. It. H. Marks, of Sanford. Ha., who 3II . , Sll , , 79-‘ p Mliwfi (ienit* Wieki*r mid Avinit* Iliir« 1 1 ror Sale—Five acre farm B lf Bar* Misses tieni< icki r anil Anrni lug wore a gown of lavender menu.Ime. lutn Moatly cleared and In good culllguw, and Mensrs I g|ie \ u ki r. A fr nm, \ unre Misire. of Talladega, votlon House, fenced. line well Klcli and Henry I'urdon. of Sanford, und Mr AU ( Mnt j w VVIIIU, of Hir„ , j intham. hammock land See Chas I. Polk. San Henry F. Self, of Kustis. are expected Mrs Juck stirof«hire, and Mrs. K. ior<1 7®-3" to arrive on No. 89 Saturday afternoon [ ^ K nojt Furnished House (or Kent—Five room» nnd bath. Good locution. Apply to If. to be the house guests of Miss«« MurPunch was served on the proch by 11. Connelly. 514 Palmetto 79-2p gueriU* and Meta Blackwell at their Miss«« Isiuise Is-ijH'r. Isirraine Vaughn, For Kent—Two story house of six rooms, gome ul Ashton. Kissimmee Guzelte. Mary P h illil« and Sallie Stephens. ull modern im(>ruvcmcnta* Apply to 107 79-tf Mr and Mra. Moore left during the Oak avenue. Wanted—Order boys with wheels mid evening for Charleston, from which CONGRKSfPI, C O M M IT T E E M EETS IKiilit they will go by water to New delivery boskets attached, nt the Mury llaire Living Fund Fruit Stand. Apply Clark Wins Over llilliurn by 3W4 Votes York. On their return they will lx* nt corner 2nd St nnd Palmetto Ave. 7H-2 at home in Jacksonville. Atlanta Con­ For Sole—Gas range, china closet, The Second Congressional District stitution. dresser», chairs, etc. 801 Elm Ave. 78-2p Executive Committee met in Jackson­ For Sale—Twenty-five s|>niig chickens. ville, on Wednesday morning ului after ;i.rK- each (’all Ft Keed. Time. I.utrn. c-«i AT TH E STAR T H E A T R E canvassing the vote of the Congressional Mrs G W Wylly 78 2tc raco in the second primary adjourtn-d For Sale—Six octave organ, good ns The Muddorks-Field Players Return new. cost 5 Kill (HI. Price $25 cash. P. O sine die. To Sanford Box 1163, Sanford. 78-20 T Ii* detailed repiTt, of the vote cast This excellent Company will return “ f i x IT” Paper Hanging done first class for Frank Clark and Sum J. llilburn, to Sanford on Monday, June 10th and manner. Best screens for windows and for congress, was announced, showing offer another splendid rejiertoire of doors. Keep out flies and disease. Roofing that Mr. Clark had received 11,909 and pluys for the approval of the amusement nnd guttering. Let ine figure. C. A. Smith, Mr. Hilburn 11.686, giving the former a reur 615 Park Ave. Phone 229. 76-tf lovers of this city. majority of 384 vo t«« over Ins op|K>nt>nt. Wnoted—Schools, churches, lodges nnd I On Monday night they will present private pintle to hold their picnics nt The Detailed Vote Unit Ix-autiful Western Comedy Drama Woodbind Pnrk. the only plnco provided Tlie vot«*, hy count!««, MILM ILH fo lio» * "The (iirl of Eagle Ranch" with an with amusements, conveniences and ne­ entire change of »iss-ialtii«. Other new cessities. The only swimming pool in the Clark llilburn 1' «it ill ■ lulls vsill l>e produced Tuesday nnd Wed­ stutc emptied and cleaned every duy. • Countim » Open Thursdays and Sundays. To let nesday ami Wednesday matinee. This other days 78-tf 1,01 t ! may |M««ibly I k - the last visit of this 682 1,232 Alachua For Sale—Good upright piano, nearly 459 excellent Company to Sanford until the new. Cheap for cash or monthly pay­ 278 181 Baker ... ......... 78-2tp 1,192 winter season, as they hnve several good ments.. P. 0. Box 1163. Sanford. 371 Bradford.......... .... 821 194 Brevard..... 244 Clay........... ..... .... 630 Columbia . ... 684 Dade....... ........ 2,712 D uval............ Hamilton_____ .... ' 264 202 Nassau........... Orange _ _ ___ .... 1,162 445 Osceola............ Palm Beach .... .... 321 600 Putnam........... 618 St. Johns. 268 St. Lucie...... .. ..... 862 Suwanee______ Volusia.......... .... 749 <0 Clothier and Men's Furnisher WANTS i ♦' .F R A N K j j h k ■ ‘■i i fajpd. " ■ ¿Jfi - J •J •• 'J3M �^ u / id e r j t ,r ' • « * » ' » l . , .' K * 4 \ i|* Steinway & Sons Behr Bros. “Crown” Kohler & Campbi Famous ÖönweadÄ onMajor Llagul Diamonds ' V a fcy y / d tn e d ¿ y lt v d ú y 1 ß c u e fa / / A f y e r j fiuG tt J. - ; Mehlin Mathushek Story & Clark - Haines Bros. By ED REULBACH. Pitcher Who Is Regarded by Many ae the Pitching Marvel, and W ho Th ree T im e* Led tho League. B y I R W I N M . H O W E , O f f i c i* ] S talla tic i** o f U m A o t r l c » RÜBE M ARQ UAR D'S GREAT TRIUMPH OVER PH ILU ES >ITH *11 doe respect to the wonderful pitching o f Christy Mathewson and the vaunted speed of the (Hants, McGrow, with all his strategy and experience, could not hare won the flag In 1911 without the help o t Rube Marquard, who turned the “ dope** o f a score o f crlUca topsy turry. Alluded to the season previous as the prise “ lemon** In the game, he proceeded to reverse a snap opinion that had made him a butt o f lidloule In two m ajor leagues. . T h at Marquard led the National league pitchers la 1911 Is Incidental but «»-Important. T h at ho came near reach* log a height o f pitching fame attained by few ot his clan la the burden of .T this stcry. Although Marquard had been lam* basted by the critics, had been dubbed a failure and stamped with the brand of the m inor leaguer, all doubt about his commanding ability was swept away on Friday, September 1, 1911, by his wonderful pitching In a gam e with the Phillies. On this date tho Giants w ere In a desperate struggle for possession o f the lead which would bring the league ...nn.nt in 0 , 0, . « pennant to (Jotbam. lu n nlno Inning gamo It Is neces­ sary to rctlro twenty-soven men. Just that number faced Marquard plus one. Of these ambitions athletes ten fanned ' tho summer breezo. Fourteen popped easy flies. T w o managed to roll gen­ tle grounders to itubo himself, and Fletcher threw out the twenty-sev­ enth man. In the sixth Inning, LuderuB of homo run fame, with two strikes called, made (he bit. the lone, acci­ R u be M arq u a rd . dental, «Ingle blow that wus gleaned from one of the best exhibitions of pitching over seen on uny diamond. Many no tilt games hnve adorned tho pnges of baseball history, hut Inva^Jably they have been accomplished through the aid of the men behind. In the moment of need a near miracle hns always been performed to help tho pitcher set up such a record Mnrqunrd required no help The faint, shadowy, suspicion of support was enough One run was nil that was needed to win tho game, and lu the eighth round the (Hants pushed two lucky tal­ lies over the plate. Rube Marquard bnd achieved bis greatest deed on tho diamond, disarmed his critics and proved that he could pitch his tenni mates to victory even when a possible world's record bung In the balance on every ball pitched. Each of ltube'n frequent appearances on (ho following five weeks' trip was marked by sensational displays of skill. Tho flag wni won and when tho new champions returned to the Polo Grounds the cheering throngs pnld hearty tributes to the once Ignored failure who bnd passed through tho fire of adverse criticism and led oil the pitchers of tho National loaguo. When' It comes to tryin g to decide which mistake o f m ine wae the woret I have to take a day o r tw o o ff and think them over. But, boneetly, the worst one I think I ever made waa one at Brooklyn a few years ago. I t wae In 1908, I believe; anyhow It waa at n stago o f the season when every-gam e counted, and when Pitts­ burg and New Y ork both were push­ ing us hard for the lead o f the race. I hadn’t been 1n the- best form, but always had .been very successful 'kgalnst Brooklyn, so Manager Cbanco was saving up fo r me to pitch two or more gnmes o f that series, to use me all ho could where I was worth something to him. I had been afraid tha^ I was a little out o f condition from *a long trip, and decided one day that I would get out to the ground* before the . . . early and . .practloe . a Bn<l • long rest and be fresh fo r the con contest, test which dldn t start until after four. I cut the lunch and went over to Brooklyn In the morning, reaching the grounds short­ ly after noon. »• It happened that H arry Lumlay, who waa the best hitter on their team, had been out to a luncheon and nuto rldo somewhere down tho beach that EL* . It ; — - r- The Autopiano! Send for Catalogues, Prices and Terms < John A. Cunninghainf FLORIDA < JAC KSO N VILLE HN B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY LINCOLN HULLEY. Ph. D.. Lilt. D , LL. D.. Prewdme TOO JCOOD Send Them (o Ktrtaon. Fall Term Beginn Sept. 25 Profr—on ami Iruirurlora ( ’nlWfr of Lit»*ral Ar*• 1? University HuiMtnc* <‘oll*fc of l aw Acre Campus C ollet« of Technolot* 601 Student« I-a * l Year C ollet* of Busin**« 11,000,000.00 Endowment Preparatory Academy 21.000 Volumes In Library Normal Sr bool 910.000 Pip* Orfan School of M r r h i n n A > 10 1«a/f* l«il>onitori«w for Scienrs School of Music Unsurpassed General Equipment School of Fine Art« Srpsale Dormatevir« for yoonf men and yoim f women. Csreful tdrnlnUlrscL.n , ml IK» oufh supervision. Christian and not «ertarUn teaching. For catalogs nr v ie * «, for Inf. •r for rt>ons reservation sddresui JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELANO, Fl.OltllU peared before the board, in r»-f--r. changing the -route of the O Sanford public road; upon m>-' ordered that the route suggi-'- : committee be surveyed and n -I. Smith, et a.l for a road near I' heretofore presented and luid der the rules until th<- Inn* i . • . resumed, and a petition ol J i . St. P. J. Heininger, et al., for a <(•., the Coding petition v e preerrii-l i -• following motion was pmeu-d 'l n.it tt* petition of T . P. Ceding -i d Migranted nnd ll at a a public mail Ithe name is hereby gamt.-l un>! .-t liidn*d as follow* Beginning «W of N 1j o l SE 1, of N 1. ‘ , .S, < I; (Continued from page 1) it 2H E. run wiuth to rl:»> r.-.i-l tance of about 4tKJ feet uml tl-.-i «an.commissioners <lo hereby appoint W. A. opened. Beasley," B. F. Wheeler and W. H. Mr. Stewart gave notice of hi* ol-.-.-c Browning, three disinterested persons tion and protest to the said order who are citizens o l the county of Orange, The (wtition of R. H. Marks. J<»- < to rau-e an accurate survey to hie trade eron and others for the tatablishuui of the proper drain, particularly naming n «pocinl road arid bridge district such drain as it shall thereafter lx1known, and shell establish a commencement, taken up. Upon motion the (.-ll->v* , route and terminus of said drain, and the resolution was adopted: It i* (ier--h\ width, length and depth therof. and make dered that an election lx- and tie ■>.* ur.d present to the county commission­ is hereby ordered held in said i«-rnt•• ers at their next regular meeting, an es­ which it ia proposed to constitute it timate of the cost of such drain. Adopt- said special road and bridge district <d June 4, 1912. M. O. Over*tract, determine whether or not such tcrntnr> shall be constituted into a special mad chairman; II. M. Robinson, clerk. and bridgo district, and the roads an-l J. T . McLain appeared beforo the bridges constructed and paid for a* » t board with a proposition to establish a out In said petition; that projx-r notice road from Geneva avenue bridge, run­ of said election be given and published ning west for about 1 1-6 mile, to put in for not less than thirty duy* next pm an embankment two feet high nnd 16 or 18 feet wide' the county to survey and ceding the said election, in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said straighten the roadway. N o action county; that only duly qualified elector* taken. . . . who ora I run holder» shall Im< entitled to Petition o f P .' M.‘ Shannlbarger, H. L. vote at such election. Funk et al for road from Pine Castle to Upon motion the subject matter Oalc Hill cemetery received nnd laid over locating n county pest house »a.’ refer­ under the rules until next meeting. Petition of J. C. Sweet, C. C. Hall, et red to Commissioner Overstreet, tie to g), asking that R. J. Hansell be appoint­ report at next meeting of the Hoard changed to a fast one. I put that fast ball Just where I wanted It to go— four Inches Inside the plate and at tils knee* There la a dent In the right field fence yet where ho hit It. Tw o runs came over nnd we were beaten. I discovered later that the reason he couldn't hit them In prac­ tice war t tint Inj bud e;.t< n ton much of that shoro dinner, and I'll warn all young pitchers to bo sure Lum baa eaten heartily before they pitch low and Inside to him. (Copyright. 1915. by W. G Chuptnun.) PENNANT FOR DETROIT SAVED B Y D A V Y JONES A V Y JONES of the Detroit Tigers has been a pinch hitting and fielding Jinx of the C hirico W hite Sox and was very much n hoodoo to (Jointskey's club In 190? when he helped bent the world's champions out of another pcnnnnt. He performed his feat in one of tho best games Ed. Walsh ever pitched and one of the hnrdest ones be ever lost. Tho (leetnesa of Jones on the bases, bis wonderful running catches and hla pinch hitting achievement*' may be forgotten, but the glory of bis exploit September 18, at Detroit, w ill live In baseball history when other deeds are lost to memory. Jones' speed thnt dny helped snvo a pennant for I>etrolt. Four clubs had como In on tho homo stretch running neck and nock In tho wildcat rnco seen up to that tlmo In the American lenguo Cointskey's White Box held tho lead In May, Juno and July, but Detroit forged to tho front on August 2. Then ensued a merry scramble that kept the fans of throo cities In a state of constant turmoil. T b o Athletics came up from behind and took a lead tbree weeks beforo tho season’s close. Chicago went ahead of Detroit September 14. hut a dny Inter Jennings' men headed Fielder Jones* champion* , Doo W hite had pitched tho W hite Sox to success In tho first gamo of a double-header September 18 at DetrolL If Chicago could have won the socond gamo that day tho White Box might have repeated as champions o l tho universe. F ield er Jones, realizing bow much depended on this gamo, aont Ed. W alsh to tbo tiring line, l i e seemed an impnssablo barrier to the T ig e r hopes, fo r Killian was supposed to be no match foya Com Is key’s great star. N ot ono hit was made off Walsh or K illia n up to the fourth Inning. Fielder Jones put the W hite Box In tho lead In tho fourth Inning when he walked and scored on Darla’s sin­ Davy Jonss. gle. Tw o errors and Born Crawford's hit drove the Tigers to the front 2 to 1 In the last h alf o f tho fourth. Qloom seized Tiger fandom In the sixth Inning when Fielder Jones waikod and scored on singles by Davis and Donahue. T h e score was tied, runnere were on second and third with two ou t A shudder pervsded the crowd when Rohe came up In the pinch and drove the ball' over third and the base run_ ners started to advance. Hashed and breathless, the Detroit fans saw Jon ef race toward the sphere at fu ll speed while Manager Jimnlngs stood forth from the players' bench to watch the outcome and Fielder Jones urged hla uyen home. They w ere thrilled with delight as they saw Jones lungo forward, spear the ball and hold It securely. Ftor several minutes they cheered that wonderful play. It waa becom ing dark and Jones' great catch had saved the day, but his sin­ g le In the T i g e r half won the contest, helped elim inate tbe White Sox from the pennant rg e i, and defeated Walsh with only two hits registered off bis -pucuiug. -¿pitching. fQgpylight. UU, by Joatph B. BcwleeJ — —------r*— — Vj AND COIMY SOLONS MHT Ed. Reulbach. morning. H e had eaten a big shore dinner, and ho came to tho conclusion that ho would tako n workout and a rest before tho gamo, the same as I was doing. Ho reached the grounds nbout the same tlmo I did and we worked together. I pitched to him lo r quite a while, and as I warmed up I began to study his hitting. H e was hilling w e ll— as he always could— but i I noticed that he kept missing low fnst balls and low curves pitched In»Ido the plate along his knees. I had been told that ho could bit hard any­ thing pltchod down there, and waa surprlsdll to see -him missing them, s o .I kept feeding them along his knees, closo In and fasL H e kept missing and missing and It didn’t look as If bo could hit ono thero In a year. I came to the decision that everyono was mistaken and made a mental note of the fact that ho w as weak on fast balls -pitched In that spot. In­ ed inspector of marks and brands for stead o f strong aa everyone said he District No. 16 was received, and upon was. motion the petition is granted, and tho Lum wasn't In the game that after­ said Harwell is hereby appointed, upon noon, and I didn't s ta rt In tha ninth giving sufficient bond.___________ _____ Inning we had the lead by tiro rani, The acceptance of J. N . Whltner and and whoevar waa pitching began to W. P. Watson as committeemen re­ wabble a little bit, and look as I f be ceived and filed. was wsskenlng, so Chance sent m e to The committee heretofore appointed warm up. A few minutes later they yelled for mo to come on. I went In In reference to filling the Brock hole re­ with a man on first, one out, and one port that in tbo opinion of the commit­ run needed to Be It up. T h e first man tee the work should be dono and bids I was up against struck out; the next asked for said work. A subscription one waited m e out and I was so jrlld list of $61.00 in behalf of the above waa I pssssd him. Th e next batter looked presented. Upon motion the subject soft to me and I wasn't a bit w or­ matter was referred to Messrs. Branham ried until they suddenly made a and Jlrown with power to a c t Tho suc­ change and sent Lum ley to bat^ In­ cessful bidder to accept the $61.00 sut* stead. I stood'there "grinning lo m y­ self, thinking o f how easy he had scribed as part jutymenL Messrs. Fries, Branham and Dee, a been. K lln g signalled m e for a fast S a n * . . 1 i Ib s Il a x . t m i. g a l l u committee heretofore appointed, ap­ Certificate of chairman and secret »r> of tho Democratic Executive Commit too as the result of Democratic primary elections held April 30 and May 28. I*'*-’, respectively, received and filed. Petition of D. W . Gillian, A. 1L Kel­ logg and others for a public road from Wekiwa Station to Winter Garden here­ tofore laid over was taken up and same granted. Upon motion the repairing the Or­ lando and Sanford roads referred to Com­ missioners Overstreet and Supt. B f»n* ham. County Surveyor Fries presented ths new county map and same waa accepted, the lithographing of some to be attended to by the clerk. A fter the accounts were ordered paid, the board adjourned to July 1,1912. I �Extemporaneous MUST BE A LIVE WIRE SUCCESSFUL MAN GETS FATE'S ME8SAQE IN S T A N T L Y . H * Is Quick to 8 « « Each Opportunity, Qmall or Big, for Advancement and la Prompt to Act a» Right Time. + In the present trend of tho times when eTery movement la regarded' by a pendulum of valuo there aro thoupanda o f opportunities going to waato fo r want of people to tako them when they come. As a matter o f fact tho history o f iwversee In business might be summed up In two words, "Lost Opportunity.** Dally w e hear the cry, " I f I had only taken bold at the time.” Out when fata knocked at his door no one opened. In auch cases the man who was asleep wakes up to the realisation of the chance that has passed. There is no one who has not had the chanoe to climb higher some time or other. But when tho psychological moment ar­ rived he was not alive to the Issue. Contrary to the general belief, a I • expression __ difficult (o Grant until after his presi dentlal career, when ho bçcauio prac tlced In public speaking— Youth's Companion. SIZE - QUALITY - EARLY MATURITY Bump of Curiosity. "This largo bump running across the back of your hoad means that you are Inclined lo bo curious to tbe point of recklessness." "I know It. I got that by sticking my hoiut Into an elevator shaft to see If tho elevator was coming up, and It was coming down." Harm Wrought by Athletics.' A study of MB athletes of the Naval academy and training school for the ten years ending last year shows twenty-ono deaths, six from consump­ tion, eight from nervoua diseases, twq from alcohol and two from hoart dieease— heart trouble brought on by too much running. Football caused one death. But worst of all, among the other 601 athletes are 198 who have had officially recorded Injuries sup­ posed to bo brought about by athlotlca. One-third of tho 108 bad trouble! of the heart— shrinkage o f tho. heart, Iooeo valves, fast snd Irregular beat­ ing o f the heart and hagglnoss o f the heart In 1« of tho 198 tbe Joints of tho lega or arms wore out o f order, snd 17 hnd either sotive or sleeping consumption. Eloven had kidney dis­ ease snd 1(1 wero sufforers from nor vousness and stomach trouble.— Now York Press. man Is not confronted onoe. but many times, with possIhllltlca-Joi:__ better things. T o succeed -he must be quick to see and prompt to act. Tho live wire In business la ready to receive tho message the moment It What Made the Squirrel Like H im ! Prince Paul Troubetaky, tbo sculp­ arrives. In truth, he constitutes the third rail by which tho wheels of In­ tor. cnrrles n pot about with him. dustry are kept- on tho move. He Prlnco Troubetaky was lunchlpg feels every vibration that means ad- New York when pno of (he company ^yjipcem en t for hltnselff he also recog­ demanded (hat (bo prince show the nises ibe other feilow who la traveling othors tbe animal that was In his In the same line. He accords hlm the possession. Forthwith the prince, to square deal that he would be accorded the astonishment of tho company, because ho realises to the full whnt pulled out of an Innor pocket a little tho stepby-step striving for success squirrel. Ho snld that ten dnya be­ means. Thus the growing pains of fore. while In Clevelgpd, be hnd no­ each aro minimised. If the buslnt-ss ticed tho squirrel In the street nnd had approached It. To hts surprise. WurM werp full of wideawake tndl Vtduals we would evolvo economic Instead of running away, It mado to­ principles of industry heretofore un ward him nnd allowed him to take |( up Enter In the dny bo took II to dreamed the park, whore he wished to set It ppp pf the great problems that con­ freo, but tbo squirrel would not leave fronts the people Is the conservation him. of wasto. Waste Is tho result of ml» directed energy That Is to say, tho .uttentlon has been focusod In tho op Ingenious Pies. posit« direction. “ Prisoner ut the bar. I find you have In a word, the man who might have been sentenced lo prison twice before. saved the situation was "napping" at What have you to *>a> wb) I ahould the time when he was needed most not send you there again?" "I urge. Thus It resolves tlself to u pivotal >our Honor, the generally accepted point showing that the man who 1» feeling against a third term " — Haiticaught napping pot only Injures hint moro Amorlcau. Pelf, but causes a sequence of Ion« Another momentous matter on the subject Is the fact that insny men are on the lookout for a big opportunity and overlook the smnller or seeming C h ill an d F e v e r T o n ic , as lesser thing— which of Itself Is a fnl lacy. It Is the small opportunities seized and realized that have made a g e n e r a l to n ic fo r tir e d tho big men. feeling a n d m a la r ia . They have grnnped the little meas ures and have made them measures to the full. They have appreciated the l i C ircuit C o u rt. O ra n g e C o u n ty . I lo r small proflt. and thus the larger lias Ida 7th .ludlr.lul C irc u it C o u rt come In accordance Ji.fm I l tilhrrili j It Is a rare thing fo r n big success iMvofu Va to come knocking at u man s door un I,.* .ig i.i I ( illM rlh * r<* l.rcirgm ( Culldrlli U l.b e baa heard and unswered the It appetir» fioin thr « » « h i lull duly (lieti in il»e alkivr entitled cauir. lim i the Macro/ rrtld en reu f ■mall one.— Business. (Ilf »aid tecs.fiin C C uihfrih it unknown to him, Take MENDENHALL’S Good Msntal Tonic. As appearooco means no much to tho average woman, mentally as well as socially, tho question often arise*. "Is sbo Justified In aiding or linprov lug nature If she s«*t-s tit ?" Many of our well known medical men think that “ makeup" Is us good a mental tonic aa anyone can taka uud greatly advises Its uso, especially for the girl who has somo slight personal defect a scar, a poor complexion or bloodless Ups, fo r tins knowledge of her defects makes her ahy and oftentimes sulky and mlacrable. W a owe It to our friends us woll as to ourselves to look our best at all tlmea and the girl who Can Improve her appearanco without harming her■elf, ahould do ao. Nothing gives us 'q u ite the self-confidence as to feel wo look well. Actresses aro usually warm-hearted, aenalble and cheerful. That la because they make the best of themselves In face and form. An old snylng Is true. “ Th e face la often a reflex of the mind," and In a measure It la no less true that the mind la e reflex of the face. W hen G ran t F lin c h ed . A t the beginning o f Grant's adminlstraUou a U rg e body, o f ministers called upon him at the W hite House and made a .long address, to which, says the author o f "Grant, the Man of M ystery," the president was compelled to reply. A fte r a len ien ce or two. Mr. Flab, then secretary o f s ta te ,! noticed that hla voice faltered, and fearing that be m ight be at a lose what to say, tho secretary, standing noxt to him, cre­ ated a diversion by beginning to cough violently. . A fterw ard Grant said to Mr. FlBh: "H ow fortunate it was for mo that you had that cough! I bad felt my knees begin to- shake, ami I do not think I oould have spoken another SUMMER F E R T IL IZ E R S dial the Itsovcr the mtc of t*en t| one that I hr rr it no. t*»r*on in the »la te of Mor'da. the tr rv k r of »ut>|Mjrnu upuii whom would bind »aid I»»v>f¿In (' Culbrelh SEND FOR OUK THE PAYING GROVE. IT tells the MOW S anil WHY S interesting to a citrus grower at this season. It also gives full description of our line of SANI OKU LODGES Sanford Lodge Ns. 2 7 . 1. O. 0. T . Meri, every Monday si 7:30 p m.,over Unperlnl Thralrr M. M Evtn.s N. S IU ldw m . Sec'y. Seminole C hapter No 2 .O rder C is te rn Star Meet« every secund and fourth Friday In month Every one who hat seen hla Star In the Eail a»» cordially Invited to visit the chapter IDI A u a F. Russia*. Sre , f O . f . Celery City Aerie 1833 Martin«* first and third Tuesdays In every month Hall In Wrlhorne Block, third Ooor. FRUIT AND VINE FORMULAS. Ideal Fertilizers and Ideal Methods have made the banner crops of the State. W IL S O N & T O O M E R Phoenix lo d g e No 3. K. s f P Mrrti second and fourth Mondays Vlaltinx knUhta always welcome. P E. Huuhlnaon. C C FelTi S Frank. K. R. and S. Sanford Ledge. No 62 , f . A A M . H. E Toler Master: M. W. Lovell, Snrrelary. Communication every lira« and third Thurs­ days st 7:30 p. m. Vlaltln« brtMhera welcome. B P O. C. Sanford lod ge 1241 Meet First and Third Wednesday night, corn First snd Palmetto. W. t) Kouxa. E. R7 O E Tatust. Secretary L. O. O. M Tin- luiyal Ordrt of Moose' meets »very Friday venlng nl 8 00 P M in Eagles Hall. Wrllurne Block Alle*rt Selgh. Drtalur R It Gelget, Secretary. Monroe Chapter Nw 13 R. A. M Meets every second «m l foutlh Thursday In Masonic Hall over Imperial Theatre Visiting companions welcoinr * A W King. High Priest. W E. Hiiushulder. Sec'y. Iluvn yuu trit»l the Slm ile Ihmat-T -Itti • nd I'nliiirtto If not get n meni ticket. 3-tli IDEAL FERTILIZERS JA C K S O N V ILLE . i i : : ; F L O R ID A Blood Was Wrong A ll women, w h o suffer from the nehes and pains, dt*« to female ailments, arc urged to try Cartful, the reliable, scientific, tonic remedy, for women. Cardul act« promptly, yet gently, and without bad effects, on the womanly system, relieving pajn, building up strength, regulating the system, and toning up the nerves. During the past half century, thousands of ladies have written to tell of the quick curattv« results they obtained, from the use of this w ell-know n medicine. Cardui The WomanbTonic Mrs. Jane Callehan suffered from wom anly trouble for nearly ten years. In a letter from W hitcvllle, N. C , sho s a y s : “ I waa not able to do my ow n housework. My stomach was weak, and my blood was wrong. 1 had back­ ache, and was very weak. I tried several doctors, but they did me no good. I used Cardui for 3 or 4 month», and now I am in the best health I have ever been. I can never praiM Cardui enough." It Is the best tonic, for women. Whether seriously sick, or simply weak, try CarduL Write tv: Ladle*' Adtitory D tp t, C hitU nocgi Mtdlcint Co., Cblttaaoof^ lor Special /nttrudlonM. and *4 p*jc book. ** Horn* lor W o « i o .M »col trt* J U rn / s imi / t uv in ru in s j e t r o i * »riiNHiS /n t zie.u -V #. J \ / / A / It 11 on s ni f i * f \ a ft ro{ w .noi# it t o r t i * n hM» / tt n r t r /un r o r * i s C K f. A %I N C If Expert Watch Rcpalrlnfl A ll Work Guaranteed Send Your Work to Us nnd Have It Attended to I’ ropcrljr A sr I t I t I T r o I lo iss. Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing viscovsn GREENLEAF & CROSBY GO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers * 41 West Hay Street Jncksoniille, Flood* «S. Si. S M IT H , Pras H. R. S T E V E N S , V -P re t. M. 2 . T O L A R , Cashier t» IDI2. dir »w fmtdiatird puMithrO In n « i» m i|lv r Let Every Woman - Read Vsiinr«» li M K-J 'liie .i. ilr r k o f taut rmirt and tl.r grai th** fr» .f Itila d ir I 'Mh d.*»y of Ma» A It H»l!; Il M H i n i v a C i f r i »r g| Hy M A Howard, h C. I»», km eon k hlnum. A n y* f«>f Found I Fn 7.1 sic In t h r C ir c u ii C o u r t . S c v e n t h J u d lc la l C ir c u ii. O ru n g e C ó n t r i» . f l o r l d u Sa 11foni Ma-Mnr (. Usrafr C«tn jn.ny n c*>rpofiillon. urSanUn) nini rittllng und«-r ttir l o » , ut die unir offlorWI*. plultitlfT. vi I) I) Mi-Cali dolili liu.lnr*. a. thr ('.rotila Mulor Cut Comtinnir, tlefrrwfsnl 10 I) U McCsII. dolti« Initlnrts ni thè Crotali Motor Cai Co of Atlanta. Georgi*. and all othrrs vihtitn II ma), coneetn. .......... 11 ntitent* Troni ttu* nmdsvl« of Edward Htggins of Sanford Mathlne and Csicige Compony. plafnlm In thr alvivr italr.1 esusc. that you a non rrsidrnt ut thr itntr of llotlda. and a « r ii of altachment hot licrn Irgallv ion i ont In Ibis court and tondi ami d ia lle li brlonging (o ywi. a x iiU tln j o f One ( I ) Kvetrit Tmirlnt Cai. hai lern nllachrtl in ordrt IO in llily a drinand atalm l tou In thr tulli ot Uve llundrrd Dollari (IM H )). allrtot lo he due tty yoa topi lim ili in thè shgvacsuse. ' You arr. iherrhwr. otdrreil lo apprsr befoeo Itili honurah'i- court on or U-fote Ih« 3lb day ot Angui!. A D Ì»Ì2 . tarò« brina a rule day of 'ih li cdum; oihrrnUr judgment «¡11 tic iniettai »ialini yon hy default. Il ti further ordered that thl* n o lk » be puMUhed fot nine (U) <ut..eculive « c e l t In the Sanford He* •M n ne t u ps pee poM labad h i Sanford. I lurida----Witness my hand and seal Ibis lOlh day o May. A Ü »012. „ a| Thero is Strength and Health for H e r in This G re atest of Modern Discovories ( Costs H ills ■mais blf mousy. BlmpUiA faalaal, i l l M rat und fin Xvary lehlMlmnnloc. a —till IIItad with wlrs-eshla dries, aalool sltsah lanla snd sd]oaubls hilar. Improvad rarrla«a saklof dselrs la onl«k.*etln« and a llmw aseae. lads In all alias, portati« snd stationary W« a u .lM h n —r'— . ‘ruî"-,,V y w “ ‘ i " ; . " ‘ i f ra», wawi «rliWMi. laawfry w«S. Writ. M iilTwT* Tsjlsr 1rs« Wirkt, Bai 15. Marne, Is. Il M Kiarvion cirik of c im ili Court Oran«e County. FlorMa 7 d i Fr I »'V M A Howard Ü C. DKI’ ARTML-NT O F T O E IN T ER IO R , U S Land Office at Ualnesvllle. Ha . Mae 4. 1012.1 Notke Is brrrbr tl vsn that Cyril C Boyd, of Paolo. £ » h o u r la.u ary IHsh. 1911. made homeMead ieild.N U7700. for EH of NW U snd Nil of muur .a '^ ü h K o ü7?00.forEM M sndNH *• * .1 Township ___ l u <in ~ .ii. R an«« 20 rEast. ..i SW sJ' S c . ti. 20 eSouth. Tallahassee Meridian, has fllnd notice of Inlrnliun m make 6nal commutation proof, lo establish d llro lo the land above deterlhrd. hrfure fhe Cleti of the Circuit CouM si Orlando. Florida, on the U tb day of June. 1012 Claimant name« aa "Unease« * ja m fi M llmwn. of FthrL ria. til y tati S Uruwn. of Elhel Ha Jerry M. llreaaow.of Elhel. Fla. RstUttr. m ‘-iÈ " A4 «»«*V-k1 73-fri-itp Summer i r Winter weean supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you wunt to rent A Motor* For Any Purpose Ths best woman In erorz town whers Bono’s Nsw llttlth Is known ktTS good reason to rscuminend this marvslous rsmedy to otbor women. Iteno’s New Health Is not an ordinary patent medicine. Nothtt claimed- for this wonderful romedy that It will not arootnpllah. In p fi this It Is sold under an nbsolute guarantee to refund the money on flrit bottlo If It falls to surely and thoroughly relieve Scanty. Profmio, Painful, Irr#|Ulsr or fluppresawd Menstruation, Sickly Periods, ( ’orintant Weariness and W **»* neas, Depression, Cramps. Dlzxlnoss, Violent Hoailachb, 1’slpltallon of ths Heart, 1’ slns In tbs Hack Bnd Groins. I-eucorrhoa and all Inflammations, Ulcsr* sUun and Discharges of tbe Vagina nnd Uterus. No scheme Is resortod to sell Reno's New Health. Tho only kind of adTsrllsln* that can be profitable Is the racommendntton (hat goes hy word of mouth from those whqtn this marvelous medicine has cured to Butferlnff friends, relatives anti neighbors It Is In this way that the sale of Rsno s New Health has Increased from day to day. from year to year. Ths demand for It Is steadily growing and It has done a world o f good In tho homes of ths famous and woalthy as well as among the army of hard working women. Reno's Now Health Is the proscription of an eminent physician whs*S life was spent In aesrchlng for a oure for feinalo.troubles, and when hs dis­ covered this remedy he at once put It within the reueh of the poor aa w ell U the rich, and today It may bo obtained at nearly every drug store. Until Reno's discovery thoro was no known cure for the many Ilia with which women suffer. The pains and aches which our mothers thought they must sndurc, soon vanish under the curatlvo and health-glvln* Influence of Reno's Nsw Health. L it e nothin* else. It gives new rjg vr. lui) jiqd strsnfth. . It makes nervoua, ailing woman wall and cheerful. It dispels headaches and banlshea all norvous troubles, Rono's New Health mskos It unnecesaanr at any stage of life to suffer from those serious Ills that afflict no many. I I doe* not tim ely relievo, but permanently cures. Ju l 151 *5 j -—a &■ LVj we urc nt your service with the very best cars. W e never sleep. If you uro iu trouble cull us any hour of the night or dny. A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald f f will Rent Your House For You Sintord Michlne & G irile Company For Engraved Cards See The Herald P H O N B 331 ■À For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida J /.I -r .tV 4 ,A.¿.'J, F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Manufacturera of U nite Brotherttaod o f C arpenters and Join­ e rs e f A m erica J. _ Sanford Local Union No. 1781, 1791, U. B. U of C. and J 1 of A. raectia every Thursday nUhl nlsht al at 7 o'clock In the Eagles' a' Hall. I. w. O. idnxletary president; (Jew lllackwelder I > IT . welder H > imi urr. t h r fv fo fr . ordered to apl>rar to lit i« (»ill un Mondi) dir fitti day nf August A aMlir twine aI rule day of dii» court l( • furfhrr ordered (hat thlt »»«Hit'r I . i r Sanford IfrtaM . • nnsspupcr () nn*r „inly FI or id u for rt*ht LATEST FREF. HOOK • » . ■ . » ♦ *4 a - •* % ^i ^ , •. ' ^!t �■JV*. r íe -H . ---- Climbing far Oat». A tor 1* BsctWra Mtohlgsn m out fco*ttoc snfl m v two cat* op a troa. Tba family n*«4«4 a pussy about, and •o ha laid down hla cun and took a dumb. What ba didn't know until too lata vaa that tha animals vara wild­ cat*. Bator» ha could lay bold at tha oata tbay laid bold at him, and lb* doctor who attended hla hurta count­ ed up 41 bites and ecratobas. In hunt­ ing tor cats ba oaratol that you don't fat tha Whan Bridget Waalgan, who da* scribed herself aa “a poor lone Irish widow woman." was arrested for b a r fine at Wells aba had the following articles distributed about her parson: Tea. ■ufnr, fresh out beefatask, place of bacon, two bloaters, bread and eh«see, tour buna, bag of biscuits, cooked fagot, two apples, onions, two day pipes, tobacco, cigarettes and sniJL—London Ersnlng Standard. 7 > fe . Tha Mae That Cawnta. aber each of you that tbs ebsnoa for barato sc dearor of a rath­ er spectacular kind dose not often count; that the man who really counts In this Ufa la not tha man who thinks bow wan ba Could do soma bit of bsroleja If tha chance arose, but the man who actually dosa the humdrum. tMSkaday, every-day dutlea as those duties arise."—Theodore Roosevelt Browning Temporarily Forgotten. Professor Underdon (at tbs Boston Browning Club)— No, my hearers, we can not Unger too lovingly on the grand words and refining thoughts of our great master of—" Child of the Meuse (entering suddenly)—"John la’s goto* by, Tf yer wan* ter see him." (Club suddenly adjourns to the wUv dow.)— Puck. Prlxe Steers Not Good Meat. The meat o f more than on# prise steer has prosed disappointing la the eating, though floe to look a t In the derslopment o f the animal for compe­ tition his fiesh Is sometimes. If not always, seamed with small veins o f fat which are dilated by cooking Into tough strings. Hence, the range-fed steer, not nursed Into prominence, af­ fords the better steak or roast I Must Hava Bssn Hsr Lucky Day. In a lot o f old papers and msgasines that Mrs. T. O. Parson gase to the Sal­ vation army o f Jersey City the other day was an enrslope containing |2IS to hills that Mrs .Parson had overlook­ ed. A fter tO men had searched for Jours In the army's waste paper pile, Mrs. Payson looking on. the money was found and restored to her. MONDAY. JUNE 10TH * 0 Editor's Mssn Ravenge. A a editor who waa courting a w om ­ an o f uncertain age, but positive bank acoount, was cut out by a gentleman from a neighboring town, who married her and took her borne. Whereupon the editor sought a mean revenge by head tog account of her wedding: "Another Old Resident Oana." Turn to Wooden Flooring. Tbs use of woodon flooring is on tha increase to Italy, taking ths plaoe of the former extensive demand for mar­ ble, tiling and cement. Oak. larch and pitch ptoe era mostly adopted, and hut little, If any maple, birch or beech has been brought to the market JCLOSE THURSDAY AT . 12 O ’CIfOCK CLERK’S HALF HOLIDAY The Man of the Hour. The oountry Is filled with reformara. But where Is the man to be found that will stand for tbs things pro­ posed by another faction aside from hi* own because It Is eTorlsstlngly right!— Dm Moines Capital. .T H tf-: Hurt Fishermen's Business. - * 7 . A strange story comes from Froo- Ugnsn. Hérault, Prance. Recently 709 . gallons ot. confiscated wine w ife thrown Into a canal there by tip cus­ tom» offfters. But tija wine had tito .r effect of Intoxicating the flab, which swim on the top of tha «ratei; and can ^ 4 picked out 6y hand. The houseTrivts refuse to buy fUb when they get them for themselves, and the to the district have united to protest »gainst the, action of the customs officers. * . D. A. CALDWELL & SONS CASH DEP’T STORE SANFORD (Two SUrtf. 121-123 E. lit St) FLORIDA • HOUSE • 49c Sheets. M ade o ' a soft finish, seam­ less muslin, free from dressing, large size, your choice for Mon- 59c . Sheets. 81x90 Inch, seamless, made from heavy weight, smooth finish, mus­ lin of a good value for 80 c / jr h _ M onday’s selling............ ........ U * / C W H IL E T H E Y L A S T A chance to secure any of these mag­ nificent values, in ladies’ sheer Swiss initial handkerchiefs, 12}$ cent values for only________________ O C “ RED S E A L Z E P H Y R ” Ginghams are well worth 15 cents a yard, but see our line of •% -| \ patterns at a yard_______ .. X J .2 C FA N C Y AN D C O LO R E D KLAXO NS In a splendid and varied assortment of cool, summer patterns, -| Q n aLso white, 25c values . X «7L A M O S K E A G G IN G H A M S In assorted size, plaids and checks, colors red, brown, blue and green, for aprons and children’sdresses, r y l fast colors yard ....________ ___ $ oC Dotted Swiss Curtains, Ruffled edge, 2^$ yards long, 38 inches wide, a very attractive curtain to sell at Q Q _ a/oC $1.25, Monday pair— .......... Silkolcnc, large assortment floral designs, desirable for urposes, 36 inches wide, Ionday choice a yard....... Napkins, Mercerized and hemmed, regular damask patterns, a good value for 65c doz, a leader Monday iQ n at only............... ..................... 4 o C Seventy-two Inch Table lin en , “ all linen," Scotch bleach. A wonderful value at the price we will ask f y - j for it M onday....... _ f JLC Lace Curtains, Genuine Nottingham make a beautiful selection of designs, 3 yards long and a special value a t ....... ............. t)l/ C GAUZE VESTS Sleeveless, taped neck and arm­ holes. See t^iis special value Q r for Monday choice, 3 for Z »)(* CO LO RED LA W N S A very strong line for M onday’s sell­ ing, in ring, dot and figured effects, quick seller 12J4c a yard. See dûs special ' line Monday a -g yard............ ........... .... ........... 1 Ü C 98c 25c B fc â i Sheeting, 72 inches wid e, un­ bleached, standard weight and -; ial quality at the price, which n -i will be sold for M onday....... ^ 1C Rath Towels, fine Quality. |.-rr> d oth , large size, fringed ends, a g«**1 2fi cent value, Monday while -| , they last ................... I MC Bed Spreads, Large size, fringed edge and cut corners, a splendid . •' i.to retail at $1.75, Mon- rt* -i jn day only......... — ......... «p l."iO Cretonne, an exceptional) -¡rung line in neat floral patterns. -¡•••..d values for M onday, choice., a y a r d - ............... rJC ('rash Towelling, "all linen, -un i ard width, heavy weight, a .-|>n i.d g-«»! seller for 12>£c yard, see thi> a /\ M onday .... J .U C Napkins, linen, snow wl. *• I nice regular size, a greatly un<i< r pn- * «l value, your choice for a doz- A n en M onday___ __________ _ M oC Any. and every article In this window to go on .d* o ’clock, including large size mixing Ixiwls, enamel w large frying pans, agate ware boilers. 10c W IN D O W See our complete line of "B lack C at” lisle hosiery for ladies in black, white and colon, 25c. Full line of lisle hose and sox for children, boys and men, 8 He, 15c and 25c. BAGS See these other great specials in this window for Monday GIa<w pitchers, dishes, bowls, jardiniere, plates, cups and saucers, 3 water glasses and many other articles aryl T A . , all only...................................................... .............. J .U L M E N ’ S N EG LIG EE S H IR T S In choice patterns, including fig­ ures and stripes. See this spec ial assortment Monday, each only__________ __ ______ FURNITURE BLUE SERGE P A N T S •Special $5.00 values peg top, cuff buttons, all Bizes for men (T>.| and young men.-----------V W e always have many specials in 97c this department. In dressers, wash- stands, wardrobes,, chiffoniers, (lining P r ic e s , 48c, 98c and $1.48 oi n.-at drapery T a . J .U C 10c W IN D O W ................... $ x o . 1 9 t o ie a J h fiL ii; E 5 L , r * . m is8es 6 Spools of J .& P . Coats’ Thread for only 25c Turkey Red Damask, absolutely fast color, good for table cloths or table covers, our price a yard O r on ly— .............................. T h e reason we have sold an enormous lot of suits this season is the marvelous low prices we are asking for them. See our special line of all wool suits at m -s rb -g rk Silk hosiery that wears. For beauty and style silk ^ hosiery is in a class by itself W e have them for men, ladies and PATTERNS A R E HERE * Pillow Cases, made of a heavy weight, soft finish inflow casing, large size, i hemstitched for 1 Q . 10c M E N ’ S SERG E A N D M O H A IR S U ITS C A T’ ’ BUTTERK K Bed .Spreads, full size Marseilles patterns and designs a big value at the price. W e are asking for n o them each— ................ ........ Values are worthy of careful notice. Special prices for M on­ day on linen coat suits, skirts, also dresses. See our special line of ladies' shirt waists, easily mistaken for $1.00 grade, only .............................. O l/ C “ BLACK N EW Pillow Cases, 42x36 inch, good me­ dium weight muslin.* W ill bring 12^i cents. Our price for M on­ day each only.--- --------------- L A D IE S ’ R E AD Y TO W EAR on,y ...........— TH E SEE O UR M A N Y SPECIAL VALUES O N SALE MONDAY FURNISHINGS Sheet*. This special consists of an excellent value, 72x90 inches. Sheets well made, soft finish, M on­ day each........... ........ .......... : uxuuia , wu. Not to Speak Of. "Has anything ever bean discovered on Vanns f" asked the student of aetroeomy. "No,“ rapiisd tbs old prois—or. whose mind had slipped a oog end transported bigi Into mythological Beide; "not If the piotarea of her are authentic."—Chicago News. - -V The Strongest Values, Best Prices is the reason this Store is known far and wide as Headquarters for the latest in Merchandise Creations. Monday will be your opportunity to get many exceptional Bargains at only Caldwell s Low Prices.” . — -• - New Yorkers and "tha W est" I f w e Used In New York w e could easily settle the question which is said to be disturbing the minds o f the westsrn govarnore— aa to what Is the dividing line between the east and the w est Everybody In New York knows that It Is ths Hudson rlvsr.— W heeling Register. fr.t- 7.1912 TtIC SANfOltO HERALD w B. V; D. S H IR T S And Drawers, Bell the country over at 50 cents a garment, our A PT price only...... ......_ ............. 4 5 C E LA S TIC SEAM D R A W E R S F ifty cent values all over the couny in all sizes. Our price tables, oak rocking chairs. T h e most popular styles. Also see our complete line uf stm*« and refrigerators. S 01 Best prices, easiest terms. TRUNKS —' S U IT CASES These are splendid values to retail a t $125. See them M onday at----- ------------— .................. .......... . % A D * JJoC £l>0 A D SHOES S HOES $6.00 T R U N K Fibre bound, bumpers on bottom and corners, capital trim­ mings, fitted with excelsior lock, well braced knees, special M onday___ H A N D -B A G S . Genuine cowhide, leather-lined, a good value at $4.75. See this style a t ¿nly___________ ___ - All prices. W ith pleasure we speak o f our shoe department and point with pride to the nobby styles at prices that make othera wonder Selby's Oxford's and for misses and lad iea. Pumps God mail’s Oxfords and Pumps for ladies, misses and A Q « children, all leather a t . 5 / O C » Snow’s Bhoes, "Union Made" for men. market smashing prices. See them The Bhoe of value at ■* . b H i iham 'ian-lk. * H H k & jL-'* B i . ■.* al* tM �M É É M H H i l i ìm m • . v a u n K L -1 . tB M ^ — P p **«■ JfU•TJLW m i^M , ■’ -**•-' - - Published 8em l-W e»k^ ^üStWsyrtdÄä'FHday S A N FO R D H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Living Number SO NEWS O fjr n E WORLD Ite m s o f In te r e s t G le a n e d F r o m , V a rio u s S o u rc e s HAPPENINGS D IK IN G THE WEEK tiers the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Mowlnl Tor Hurried Readers SANTORO, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 11. IS IS SHOOTS F ILTH MORE IMPROVEMENTS NEGRO Zack Hayman Shoots snd Kills in Self Defense si Osteen Volusia county, generally very peace­ able, was the scene of four murders and homicides last week. Three were told about in the last issue of The News, two occurring at Seville and one at Daytona. The fourth took place at Osteen on Sat­ urday. when Zack Huyman, In charge of the still there, was com plied in self defense to shoot a negro who was about to shoot him. The negro had been in somo trouble with others employed at tho turpentine camp, and Mr. Hayman had threatened to discharge him. This word was evidently carried to the negro, Rear Admiral Benjamin P. Lamberton, U. S. N., retired, who, as Admiral Dewey’s chief of staff, received the sur­ render of the officers of the Spanish fleet after the battle of Manilla, died sudden­ ly at his home at Washington late last night. ■_ «h o appeared nt the store, knocked on the door and Mr. Hayman went to the A company of United States marines, door and opened it. The negro Itcgan commanded by Capt. Edward B. Manto aim»«' Mr. Hayman and tell him that waring., engaged on guarding El Cuero no white man could disarm him. At tho mines near Santiago wa* attained this same time the negro kept hitching up his morning by insurgents, who were re­ trousers with his left hand and Mr. Hhypulsed after considerable firing. There man noticed a bulge in Ids trousers were no casualties among the marines. pocket. Mr. Huyman pulled bis gun The insurgents' loss is not known. shot the negro through the heart, froqj Baltimore awaits the coming of the which he died instantly. When exam­ delegates to the Democratic National ined a loaded and cocked revolver was convention, the preparations fof which found in tho negro's pocket. He had have practically been completed. A l­ been trying to edge the revolver so that ready the advance guard of boomers for it (minted to Mr. Huyman, when lie ev­ candidates for the Presidential nomina­ idently intended to shoot. This is said tions, have pitched their camps on the to lie the tilth negro thut Mr. Hayman battle ground and urc laying the final has killed, all in self defense und under plan* of the convention. similar circumstances. When Mr. Haymun «as a young lad, lie «a s walking It was somewhat of a reflection on the along with his father, holding his father's Republicans of Florida that the head hand, when a negro shot und killed his men for their contesting delegations at father. Huyman has certainly "evened Chicago were both negroes. Joe I.»-»* and up tilings." DeLand News. Alston did the talking for Floridu Re­ publicanism before the high court of the Sheriff Smith Acquitted purty. This s|iectucle is enough to make Gainesville, June 7. After del ¡Iter­ the self-respecting Republicans of Flor­ ation for uliout an hour with only one ida turn Democrat or something else. vole taken the jury this afternoon American marines « ill be available brought in a verdict of not guilty in case for serving shortly after noon today. State vs. E. If. Smith of Volusia county, The battleship Rhode Island and the charged with the murder of William ( ’ cruiser Washington left Key West early McCuskell, a white fisherman on 1-ake today and should make the run to Ha­ George, September 2H last. The verdict vana in six hours. Each ship. In addi­ wus no more than was expected, as many tion to her regular complement of sixty- prominent citizens of Volusia county five marines, carries 125 extra men. volunteered as witnesses to testify to t^e These will l>e landed only in case of dire good character of the defendant, who has emergency, along with the bluejacket» recently lieen nominated for the third If necessnry. term as sheriff of Volusia. The case went to the jury hy agreement Failure of the governments of lia yti and the Domican republic to preserve without argument, hut Judge Wills’ the status quo (lending settlement by the charge was a lengthy one and covered United Stntes of their aucient boundary nearly an hour. Attorney» for defense comprised Alnx dispute has brought to Isith govern­ ments n sharp warning from Washing St ( lair A brums and A. G. Hurtmlge of ton.Officials at Port an Prince and Santo Jacksonville, l ary D. Landis, of l)cDomingo City were informed this after lan d: Evans Haile and Thomas W. noon by American diplomatic represen­ Fielding of Gainesville. Stau-s Attorney A. V. Ix>ng had asso­ tative! lit those capitals that the incipi­ ent hostilities and invasions of the ter­ ciated with him Judge V. Walton of Paritory pf one another must cease at once. latku. E. A- M iller’was foreman of the The N a vy Department, ucting under jury. instructions from the State Department, yesterday ordered Admiral Osterhaus to proceed forthwith from Key West to Havana with one dispatch ship and one other ship. These orders were issued by tlie State Department after the receipt of u dispatch from Mr. Beaupre, rejMirting that conditions in Havana and it» suburlis had assumed the character of a war race. It is probable that Admiral Osterhaus, beside the dispatch ship, will take his flagship, the Washington, into Cuban waters. The Great Blood Play The Maddocks-Field Players have secured the rights to present south of the Mason and Dixon lino Myron Leffen~ well’s unique and original masterpiedee, "T h e Genius and Tho Gentleman" or "W hen Man Turns to Brute." A j>syf. chologicaLdrama dealing with the trans­ fusion of blood. The play Is taken from the theories of Mona. LeBInnc of the famous Pasteur Institute of Paris and also of Cagliostero, who was a famous medical scientist of the Sixteenth century. Today is the day of great medical dls* covericH and the Maddocka-Field Playera in presenting this instructive and daring play, are not only amusing, but art helping the medical profession to demonstrate what should b e . common knowledge to all. It shows the poaibility of changing the natvtre of human- beings. For in­ stance, one who possesses homicidal and criminal instincts can be cured by the • transfusion of blood of one who is of a docile and peaceful temperament. . It must be witnessed to realize the grsat possibilities of this wonderful dis­ covery The Maddocks-Field Players present this play for one night only dur­ ing their engagement In this dty. Sur Everglade Land Concern Three suit» have bqen filed in the l ulled States Circuit Court at Jackson­ ville asking for reorlvers for the Ever­ glades Plantation Company, thu Miami Everglades l.and Company and the lourderdule Keully Company. The suit» were all brought by purchasers of land, inont of whom reside in the middle west. It ia alleged that all of these companies are controlled by the Security Under­ writers’ Cor(ioration, com|>oaed of New York capitalist». Another allegation of importance i» that the purchase funds have not been used according to agree­ ment in digging cunals, building ennais, and making other improvements; but have In-en used to improve other proper­ ties controlled by the same interest con­ trolling cor(Kirations. It is alleged in the same complaint against the Miami company that the cor|>oratiotr owns 17,000 acres of land and is indebted by several outstanding notes totaling 142,620, und is being sued by residents of Missouri and Kansas. The Plantation Company la alleged to own 10,000 acres of land and to 1» in debt by notes ilLthfi sum of $132*814«__The Lau­ derdale cose is brought by a stockholder of the company, who la a resident of this state, for the*bene(U_of all concerned. The New Tourist Hotel Wakes Up Property Owners LAKE FRONT TO BE BULKHEADED Hotel Property Will Start M o v e ­ ment Along The Whole Lake Front One of the greatest improvements destined to follow In the wake of the new hotel is that of improving the lake front by bulk heading and filling in the low­ land all along the city front. At a meeting held this week the majority of the .property owners along the lake shore Velum* IV FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION Cracker Editors Will Have Very Inter­ esting Program Tallahassee, June 8.— Secretary T. J. Appleyard, of tho Floridu Press Associa­ tion, hns completed all the preliminary arrangements for t!*o gathering of the scribes at Polatka Juno 20-22. With the assistance of Hon. W. A. Russell, of the Palutka News, the finished program will lie tho best in tho history of the Associa­ tion, The two vital subjects for news­ paper men— and that will interest them more than any other— are “ cost" nnd "advertising," nnd noted specialists from other states will assist in explaining the details. At one time, nnd until ho had heard from Mr, Russell, Col. Appleyard sawno way to let in tho gdod roads people on the program on June 21, the day the Jacksonville boosters will be in Palutku. However, Mr. Russell has arranged to have the bout get buck from Crescent City with the newspaper men at 4:30 p. m. and immediately afterwards due notice will Ih> given of the meeting (dace — the good roads people and newipu|>cr men will hold u joint session for an hour or two. ALL AROUND FLORIDA rite General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED E R O M T H E STATE PRESS An Lpltdmc o f the Week's M o st portant Happenings In the S ta te ’s Domain. Im­ The ice factory which has just been constructed at Apopka is now daily turn­ ing out tho welcome article. A yacht club la Palatka'a newest or­ ganization. Several races have al­ ready been planned by this club for tho Fourth if July celebration. agreed not only to take stock In the tour­ Tampa is preparing to havo n big ist hotel, but they will continue the work Fourth of July celebration. Tho pro­ of hulk k e ie d lo fle n g fjv iloL“ shore und gram will lx- under the management of in this way this great work will be com­ tho Spanish War-V'rtrrans. menced by individuals and carried out . With the construction of the hotel ull I>-on county will vote on the question the lake front property will increase in of wet and dry on July 10th and the re­ value and in time smuller hotels and fine sult will he watched by the whole state residences will grace the lake front that is as tin* capital is located there. now given over to weeds and piling and Plans are now complete for tho new rotten hulls of old boats. In filling in school building at Dania. The building this land a deeper channel will lie made will be modeled on the line of Spanish The program is as follows: for the pleasure yachts nnd steamers and Architecture and will be a magnificent tourists coming to Sanford on the river Thursday, June 20.Vfc-p. m. structure. will get a lietter idea of the city than they The association culled to order hy Pres­ The appointment of Mr. Alexander can at the present time. With a new ident F. Ross McCormack, Democrat, McDougnll, as postmaster at Tallahashotel, a new Masonic temple, a govern­ L ive l)uk. *»*-. to sucretsl his brother, the late John ment building and the improvement of Invocation-. Rev. William Wyllle McDougull, « us Hindi- !>y the President the lake front Sanford need not fear tin- Vocal Solo, Mfos Deven-ux. last week. future. und even the Presidential elec­ Address of welcome, Mayor E. \V. tion cannot retard the onward march of Warren. M. D. New* comes from St. Augustine that improvements. Re»|a>ii»e, Hon. Frank E Harris, Man­ life luii-s have Imx*ii placed around the bathing grounds ut Cupo's North Beach. ner, Ocala. KUIcd by Automobile The lines un- placed on (tiling driven «*Vocal solo, Mrs W. T. Hamm. I’ alatkn, June 9. Mr. Roliley Bruce, Annual address. President F. Unn curoly into the bottom to hold them safe who was the victim of an automobile ac­ McCormack. during storms, then-liy rendering safety cident yesterday while going to dinner, to huthi-rs. Piano selection, Mrs. J. E. Lucas. died at his home here uImiuI f> o’clock last Vocnl »olo, Mrs. Duna Walden. The Cedur Key Slate bank has been evening, at no lime regaining conscious­ Violin solo, Mrs. Walter T Hamm. organized mid « i l l Ix-gm business in that ness from the moment he was hurled from Recitation, Mr. \V. 1». Tilghmun. city as soon as the legal formalities can his bicycle to the pavement by the <*o Friday, June 21 I m- gone through with. A two-story tiding cars. Trip to Crescent City by boat A sea- brick building « ill In-erected for the bunk The attending physicians did all that was [KMsihle under the circumstances but sion will be held on the up-trip of the and the prospect* apjx-ar to bo fine for it* success. the injury, which «us pronounced fructu r lioat. at which the cost system will Inexplained to members by Mr. Ilarrry I,. of the hose of the skull, got in its work While luuislintg tho local lire depart­ with fatal effect und Mr. llruce panned Brown of the J>t. Augustine Record, und ment at Tumpu last Saturday to exting­ peacefully uway ut the hour above in­ others whom Mr Rrown cx|iecLs to have uish the blaze nt a Spanish club house, meinliers of the Southern Cost Con­ H. H. Basset and W. A. Tucker were dicated. Mr. Bruce had been a citizen of I’ a- gress, who will tell ull about the new killed by part of the dome of tho build­ latka for many years and at the time of method of business. ing falling on them. Neither were memArriving at C reset-nt«City the woman’s Ix-rs of the fire department. his sudden and tragic taking off held a responsible position in the big manufac­ club of that enterprising town will serve I„ikeland is not far behind the rest of turing (ilunt oT the Selden Cypress Door a luncheon. The ladies have a cool, com­ the «orlil, the plan to build a church In Company. He «as one of the oldest modious cloli house, »ilh broad \eran u day l«eitig the latest venture As a romemls-rs of St. Johns I-odge, No. H. K. das, in u shady, picturespue place u n the result of the tent tm-eting In-ld in Dixie­ main street of Crescent City. \ (,«, of I’ ., and an honorable, high toned und land the Methodists have decided to greatly respected gentleman. , hours will lx- »|»<nt here. Un the return trip to Palutku, the sub­ build a church there. A beautiful lot Surviving him are a broken hearted ject of "Advertising" will be discussed has been purchased, the plans have been widow and eight children, to whom in by Mr. Glenn of the Glenn-Regaan ad­ drawn, a director for the building his their great bereavement and sorrow the vertising agency, Tampa; Mr. St. Elmo In-en selected; und tho lumber baa boon deepest sympathy and condolence of our ordered. The day ha* not boon definite­ Musscngulc of the Massengalc agency of entire (»opulace go out. The funeral «-ill ly set. but ulKiut the latter part of next Atlanta. Ga., anti Mr. II C. Thomason lie held from tho late borne of the de­ of Jack»onvil|e. The association « ill week everybody is invited to attend a ceased this afternoon. return to Palutku hy 4 30 p. in., nnd it basket picnic in the beautiful grovo at A coroner’s jury was impanelled by may I»- ponndde to hear from tin- good , Dixieland, and the men are to erect tho Justice Marshall this morning and un roads liousteni, and hold u s*-h» i o i i with j church In on»* day and have services in the afternoon or evening. exhaustive and thorough investigation them. of the case made nt the court house. The ride on the Ixiut to and from I’aNine witnesses testified, all ^pf whom latka will l>e a delightful one. More Ruin Record Broken stated that the drivers of the cars, thun a hundred persons can be comfort­ All records of the weather bureau havo Mensrs. Howard Rowton and Herbert ably seated und the discussions hoard by been broken by the heavy ruin falling Miller, were not going nt a high rate of ull present. It will take about three for the past ten days. Never before fn speed at the time and that the blinding hours each wuy on the trip. the history of the weather bureau has rain which was falling prevented them At 9 p. m. a banquet will In- tendered there been in Sanford rainfall during a from averting the sad occurreance. A the association and visitors by the people (K-riod of ten duys that reached tho rec­ largo number of friends of #aJl parties of Palatka at Putnam House. ord of the first ten days of June. Tbo were present at the hearing and intense Saturday, June 22 rainfall for tho month of June until to­ interest was manifested in tho evidence The association will meet at 9 a. m. day was 7.65 Inches, in contrast to the adduced. The jury was taken to tho to hold its final business session and ad­ heaviest rain prior to that time, which scene of the deplorable occurrence and journ, after which an automobile ride was 6.22 inches in 1890. shown by eye witnesses the manner in will lie taken to Hastings, to see the grout which the accident happened, also by a tato fields of that scetion. GOOD ROADS M EETIN G diagram which had been prepared for the pur (>ose. RAILRO AD ASSESSMENTS CMIron» of the Four Districts to Discuss After due deliberation the six talesmen The Election rendered a verdict to the effect that Mr. Raised Nearly a 'Million by Tho State On next Thursday afternoon nt tho Bruce came to his death os u result of an Hoard city hull the citizens of Districts 3, 4, 20 unavoidable accident and recommended Tho State Board for asscasing projK-rty that the county authorities require the of railway, telegraph and sleeping car nnd 25 are requested to meet at 2:30 to city council to forthwith enact and have companies, composed of the Comptrol­ discuss the bond election in the new road enforced such ordinances relative to au­ ler, Attorney-General and State Treas­ district for brick roads. This U A ques­ tomobiles as will compel them at all urer, has been in session for several days tion that should appeal to all the tax times to bo provided with proper horns making up the assessment on tho alxive (layers and they should attend the meet­ and signals of danger and the prevention named classes of property. Tuesday ing. Every one will have a chance to at­ of the standing at long period* of other was set for hearings and representatives tend ai. ’ Ao to tho ball game afterward. automobiles or vehicles of sny sort on the from practically every railroad having Being on Thursday afternoon will give streets, which may in any way olmtruct property in the state were here to appear tho business men a chance to attend tho said thoroughfares or impede traffic. before the board and make pleas for meeting. Remember next Thursday af­ abatement. The proceedings were not ternoon at tho city hall. The Fishing Frog. The fishing frog buries himself In tbs mud and lies barely ooncealod In weeds, whore; wltlj bis huge mouth open, he Ashes for bis dinner. On the back o f bis head thete are three lengthy, however, the valuations soon 'Didn’t Surpris# W llllt. spines, the longest of which he bends being disposed of. The valuations as a sur"W illie, mstnntn has a great forward In front of bis mouth, gently whole have been raised, es(>edally in the know what It Is— r you.” ‘ A ki prise for you.’ swaying It In t i e water. A t last It case of the Atlantic Coast line tracks. w er Is back from his vaca» attracts a young Ash. which makes a big bruw The total raise* will amount to about you know?" "My ’’How dld\yc spring for the supposed worm, when-— tlon." mors.’’—Youngione million dollars.— 'Tallahassee Demon’t atjy bank won’t ratt|« •nap—the mouth Is closed, and Mr. . ; i ' town Telegram. craL Fishing Frog has had hla dinner. - **\ ’ ‘ „ ■ •*J ». * •» - V* \* t r*1 # ** a h »9 . • • Lu ■ fer* -r _________ _ _ _____________ L - - - , • A C onfession. "W ell," he sold. ’’It Is—«let m « asst — thrse years since wo met crossing ho ocean. Isn’t It? Are you married fl I i ~i M ' 1 - yl V- I HH « YV'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 07, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 07, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald