21 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9a32a48d017dc06b21119255981c1fc7.pdf cdc91ae694a28b722ba89d263b57a2aa PDF Text Text ■JV*. ríe -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 fa t tha Whan Bridget Waalgan, who da* scribed herself aa “a poor lone Irish widow woman." was arrested for b ar fin e at W ells aba had the following articles distributed about her parson: Tea. ■ufnr, fresh out beefat ask, place of bacon, tw o 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 s c 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 R oosevelt Browning Temporarily Forgotten. Professor Underdon (at tb s 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. I The meat of more than on# prise steer has prosed disappointing la the eating, though floe to look a t In the derslopment of the animal for compe­ tition his fiesh Is sometimes. If not always, seamed with small veins of fat which are dilated by cooking Into tough strings. Hence, the range-fed steer, not nursed Into prominence, af­ fords the better steak or ro ast Must Hava Bssn Hsr Lucky Day. In a lot of old papers and msgasines that Mrs. T. O. Parson gase to the Sal­ vation army of Jersey City the other day was an enrslope containing |2IS to hills that Mrs .Parson had overlook­ ed. After 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. New Yorkers and "tha W est" If we Used In New York we could easily settle the question which is said to be disturbing the minds of the westsrn govarnore—aa to what Is the dividing line between the east and the west Everybody In New York knows that It Is ths Hudson rlvsr.—Wheeling Register. Aa editor who waa courting a wom­ an of uncertain age, but positive bank acoount, was cu t 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 m ostly adopted, and hut little, If any maple, birch or beech has been brought to the market Not to Speak Of. "Has anything ever bean discovered on Vanns f" asked the student of aetroeomy. "No,“ rapiisd tb s 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. The Man of the Hour. The oountry Is filled with reformara. But where Is the man to be found th at w ill stand for tbs things pro­ posed by another faction aside from h i* own b ecau se It Is eT o rlsstln g ly right!—Dm Moines Capital. Hurt Fishermen's Business. - *7 .T . A strange story comes from Froo- Ugnsn. Hérault, Prance. Recently 709 H t f - : . gallons o t. 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 6 y hand. The houseTrivts refuse to buy fUb when they get them for them selves, and the to the district have united to protest »gainst th e , action o f the customs officers. ■* . b H MONDAY. JUNE 10TH * 0 - -V * i . 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.” . — -• JCLOSE THURSDAY AT . 12 O’CIfOCK CLERK’S HALF HOLIDAY D. A. CALDWELL & SONS CASH • SANFORD HOUSE DEP’T STO RE • 49c Sheets. Made 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 / j r h _ Monday’s selling...................... U * / C WHILE THEY LAST A chance to secure any of these mag­ nificent values, in ladies’ sheer Swiss initial handkerchiefs, 12}$ cent values for only______ ______ OC “ RED SEAL ZEPHYR” Ginghams are well worth 15 cents a yard, but see our line of •% -| \ patterns at a yard______ .. X J . 2 C FANCY AND COLORED KLAXONS In a splendid and varied assortment of cool, summer patterns, -| Q n aLso white, 25c values . X «7L AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS In assorted size, plaids and checks, colors red, brown, blue and green, for aprons and children’sdresses, r y l fast colors yard ...._________ $ oC Pillow Cases, 42x36 inch, good me­ dium weight muslin.* Will bring 12^i cents. Our price for Mon­ day each only.--- --------------* Pillow Cases, made of a heavy weight, soft finish inflow casing, large size, i hemstitched for 1 Q . 10c Dotted Swiss Curtains, Ruffled edge, 2^$ yards long, 38 inches wide, a very attractive curtain to sell a t Q Q _ $1.25, Monday pair— ........... a / o C Napkins, Mercerized and hemmed, regular damask patterns, a good value for 65c doz, a leader Monday i Q n at only............................ ......... 4 o C Seventy-two Inch Table linen, “all linen," Scotch bleach. A wonderful value at the price we will ask fy -j for it Monday....... _ f JLC Lace Curtains, Genuine Nottingham make a beautiful selection of designs, 3 yards long and a special value a t ....................... t)l/C GAUZE VESTS Sleeveless, taped neck and arm­ holes. See t^iis special value Q r for Monday choice, 3 for Z » )(* COLORED LAWNS A very strong line for Monday’s sell­ ing, in ring, dot and figured effects, quick seller 12J4c a yard. See dûs special ' line Monday a -g yard......................... ................ 1 Ü C LADIES’ READY TO WEAR on,y.....— ..... ....$ xo. 19 fc â i to ie a J h fiL ii; E 5 L , r* .m is8es P ric e s , uxuuia, wu. 48c, 98c and $1.48 See our complete line of "Black 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 Bed .Spreads, full size Marseilles patterns and designs a big value at the price. We are asking for n o them each— ...... ..................... 98c Turkey Red Damask, absolutely fast color, good for table cloths or table covers, our price a yard O r only— ........ ........................ 25c Silkolcnc, large assortment floral designs, desirable for urposes, 36 inches wide, Ionday choice a yard....... B oi n.-at drapery Ta . J .U C Sheeting, 72 inches wide, un­ bleached, standard weight and -; ial quality at the price, which n -i will be sold for Monday....... ^ 1 C Rath Towels, fine Quality. |.-rr> d o th , 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 j n day only.......... — ......... « p l." iO Cretonne, an exceptional) -¡rung line in neat floral patterns. -¡•••..d values for Monday, 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 / \ Monday ..... 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 Monday__ __________ M oC Any. and every article In this window to go on .d* o’clock, including large size mixing Ixiwls, enam el w large frying pans, agate ware boilers. 10c WINDOW The 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 We have them for men, ladies and 6 Spools of J.& P . Coats’ Thread for only 25c 10c WINDOW Values are worthy of careful notice. Special prices for Mon­ 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 CAT’’ THE NEW BUTTERK K PA TTERN S ARE HERE SEE OUR MANY SPECIAL VALUES O N SALE M ONDAY FURNISHINGS Sheet*. This special consists of an excellent value, 72x90 inches. Sheets well made, soft finish, Mon­ day each................................ : FLORIDA (Two SUrtf. 121-123 E. l i t St) MEN’S SERGE AND MOHAIR SUITS Editor's Mssn Ravenge. fr.t- 7.1912 TtIC SANfOltO HERALD See these other great specials in this window for M onday 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 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS In choice patterns, including fig­ ures and stripes. See this spec ial assortment Monday, each only________ __ ___ __ 97c BLUE SERGE PANTS •Special $5.00 values peg top, cuff buttons, all Bizes for men (T>.| and young men.-----------V B. V; D. SHIRTS And Drawers, Bell the country over a t 50 cents a garment, our A PT price only...... ......_ ....... ...... 4 5 C ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS Fifty cent values all over the couny in all sizes. Our price S 01 FURNITURE We always have many specials in this department. stands, wardrobes,, chiffoniers, (lining w tables, oak rocking chairs. All prices. The most popular styles. Also see our complete line uf stm*« and refrigerators. Best prices, easiest terms. TRUNKS SHOES $6.00 TRUNK Fibre bound, bumpers on bottom and corners, capital trim ­ mings, fitted with excelsior lock, well braced knees, special M onday___ With pleasure we speak of our shoe department and point with pride to the nobby styles at prices th at make othera wonder —' SUIT CASES % These are splendid values to retail a t $125. See A D * them Monday a t----- ------------— ................... .......... . JJoC Selby's Oxford's and Pumps for misses and lad iea. HAND-BAGS. Genuine cowhide, leather-lined, a good value a t $4.75. See this style a t ¿nly_________ ___- In dressers, wash- £l>0 A D S HOE S 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 iham 'ian-lk. * H H k & jL-'* B i . al* ■.* t M �M É É M H H i l i ìmm • . v a u n K L -1 . tB M ^ — • P p **«■JfUTJLWmi^M , ■’ -**•-' - - Published 8 em l-W e »k^ ^üStW syrtdÄä'FHday SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN SANFORD— Life it Worth Living Number SO NEWS O fjrn E WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From , Various Sources HAPPENINGS D IK IN G THE WEEK tiers th e Readers Will rind a Brief H istorical S p rin t Mowlnl Tor Hurried R eaders 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. ■_ A company of United States marines, commanded by Capt. Edward B. Manwaring., engaged on guarding El Cuero mines near Santiago wa* attained this morning by insurgents, who were re­ pulsed after considerable firing. There were no casualties among the marines. The insurgents' loss is not known. Baltimore awaits the coming of the delegates to the Democratic National convention, the preparations fof which have practically been completed. Al­ ready the advance guard of boomers for candidates for the Presidential nomina­ tions, have pitched their camps on the battle ground and urc laying the final plan* of the convention. S A N T O R O , FLORID A, T U E S D A Y , J U N E 11. I S I S MORE IMPROVEMENTS SHOOTS FILTH 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, «ho appeared nt the store, knocked on the door and Mr. Hayman went to the door and opened it. The negro Itcgan to aim»«' Mr. Hayman and tell him that no white man could disarm him. At tho same time the negro kept hitching up his trousers with his left hand and Mr. Hhyman noticed a bulge in Ids trousers pocket. Mr. Huyman pulled bis gun shot the negro through the heart, froqj which he died instantly. When exam­ ined a loaded and cocked revolver was found in tho negro's pocket. He had been trying to edge the revolver so that it (minted to Mr. Huyman, when lie ev­ idently intended to shoot. This is said to lie the tilth negro thut Mr. Hayman has killed, all in self defense und under similar circumstances. When Mr. Haymun «as a young lad, lie «as walking along with his father, holding his father's hand, when a negro shot und killed his father. Huyman has certainly "evened up tilings." DeLand News. It was somewhat of a reflection on the Republicans of Florida that the head men for their contesting delegations at Chicago were both negroes. Joe I.»-»* and 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 liayti 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 Abrums 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- Miller’was foreman of the The Navy Department, ucting under jury. instructions from the State Department, Sur Everglade Land Concern yesterday ordered Admiral Osterhaus to Three suit» have bqen filed in the proceed forthwith from Key West to l ulled States Circuit Court at Jackson­ Havana with one dispatch ship and one ville asking for reorlvers for the Ever­ other ship. These orders were issued by glades Plantation Company, thu Miami tlie State Department after the receipt Everglades l.and Company and the lourof u dispatch from Mr. Beaupre, rejMirtderdule Keully Company. The suit» ing that conditions in Havana and it» suburlis had assumed the character of a were all brought by purchasers of land, war race. It is probable that Admiral inont of whom reside in the middle west. Osterhaus, beside the dispatch ship, will It ia alleged that all of these companies take his flagship, the Washington, into are controlled by the Security Under­ writers’ Cor(ioration, com|>oaed of New Cuban waters. York capitalist». Another allegation of importance i» that the purchase funds The Great Blood Play have not been used according to agree­ The Maddocks-Field Players have ment in digging cunals, building ennais, secured the rights to present south of the and making other improvements; but Mason and Dixon lino Myron Leffenhave In-en used to improve other proper­ ~ well’s unique and original masterpiedee, ties controlled by the same interest con­ "The Genius and Tho Gentleman" or trolling cor(Kirations. "When Man Turns to Brute." A j>syIt is alleged in the same complaint f. chologicaLdrama dealing with the trans­ against the Miami company that the fusion of blood. The play Is taken from the theories of cor|>oratiotr owns 17,000 acres of land and Mona. LeBInnc of the famous Pasteur is indebted by several outstanding notes Institute of Paris and also of Cagliostero, totaling 142,620, und is being sued by who was a famous medical scientist of the residents of Missouri and Kansas. The Plantation Company la alleged to own Sixteenth century. Today is the day of great medical dls- 10,000 acres of land and to 1» in debt by * covericH and the Maddocka-Field Play- notes ilLthfi sum of $132*814«__The Lau­ era in presenting this instructive and derdale cose is brought by a stockholder daring play, are not only amusing, but of the company, who la a resident of this art helping the medical profession to state, for the*bene(U_of all concerned. demonstrate what should b e . common The Fishing Frog. knowledge to all. The fishing frog buries himself In I t shows the poaibility of changing the natvtre of human- beings. For in­ tbs mud and lies barely ooncealod In weeds, whore; wltlj bis huge mouth stance, one who possesses homicidal and open, he Ashes for bis dinner. On the criminal instincts can be cured by the back of bis head thete are three • transfusion of blood of one who is of a spines, the longest of which he bends docile and peaceful temperament. . forward In front of bis mouth, gently I t m ust be witnessed to realize the swaying It In t i e water. At last It grsat possibilities of this wonderful dis­ attracts a young Ash. which makes a covery The Maddocks-Field Players spring for the supposed worm, when-— present this play for one night only dur­ •nap—the mouth Is closed, and Mr. Fishing Frog has had hla dinner. ing their engagement In this dty . The New Tourist Hotel Wakes Up Property Owners LAKE FRONT TO BE BULKHEADED Hotel Property Will S tart Move­ 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 agreed not only to take stock In the tour­ ist hotel, but they will continue the work of hulk k e ie d lo fle n g fjv iloL“ shore und in this way this great work will be com­ menced by individuals and carried out . With the construction of the hotel ull the lake front property will increase in value and in time smuller hotels and fine residences will grace the lake front that is now given over to weeds and piling and rotten hulls of old boats. In filling in this land a deeper channel will lie made for the pleasure yachts nnd steamers and tourists coming to Sanford on the river will get a lietter idea of the city than they can at the present time. With a new hotel, a new Masonic temple, a govern­ ment building and the improvement of the lake front Sanford need not fear tinfuture. und even the Presidential elec­ tion cannot retard the onward march of improvements. KUIcd by Automobile I’alatkn, June 9. Mr. Roliley Bruce, who was the victim of an automobile ac­ cident yesterday while going to dinner, died at his home here uImiuI f>o’clock last evening, at no lime regaining conscious­ ness from the moment he was hurled from his bicycle to the pavement by the <*o tiding cars. The attending physicians did all that was [KMsihle under the circumstances but the injury, which «us pronounced fructu r of the hose of the skull, got in its work with fatal effect und Mr. llruce panned peacefully uway ut the hour above in­ dicated. Mr. Bruce had been a citizen of I’alatka for many years and at the time of his sudden and tragic taking off held a responsible position in the big manufac­ turing (ilunt oT the Selden Cypress Door Company. He «as one of the oldest memls-rs of St. Johns I-odge, No. H. K. of I’., and an honorable, high toned und greatly respected gentleman. , Surviving him are a broken hearted widow and eight children, to whom in their great bereavement and sorrow the deepest sympathy and condolence of our entire (»opulace go out. The funeral «-ill lie held from tho late borne of the de­ ceased this afternoon. A coroner’s jury was impanelled by Justice Marshall this morning and un exhaustive and thorough investigation of the case made nt the court house. Nine witnesses testified, all ^pf whom stated that the drivers of the cars, Mensrs. Howard Rowton and Herbert Miller, were not going nt a high rate of speed at the time and that the blinding rain which was falling prevented them from averting the sad occurreance. A largo number of friends of #aJl parties were present at the hearing and intense interest was manifested in tho evidence adduced. The jury was taken to tho scene of the deplorable occurrence and shown by eye witnesses the manner in which the accident happened, also by a diagram which had been prepared for the pur (>ose. After due deliberation the six talesmen rendered a verdict to the effect that Mr. Bruce came to his death os u result of an unavoidable accident and recommended that the county authorities require the city council to forthwith enact and have enforced such ordinances relative to au­ tomobiles as will compel them at all times to bo provided with proper horns and signals of danger and the prevention of the standing at long period* of other automobiles or vehicles of sny sort on the streets, which may in any way olmtruct said thoroughfares or impede traffic. 'Didn’t Surpris# Wllllt. "Willie, mstnntn has a great surknow what It Is— you.” ‘A ki prise forr you.’ w er Is back from his vaca» big bruw know?" "My c tlon." ’How dld \yyou n’t ratt|« atjy mors.’’—Youngibank won’t town Telegram. • Lu fer* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ___________ L - Velum* IV FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION ALL AROUND FLORIDA Cracker Editors Will Have Very Inter­ esting Program rite General News of The Land Tallahassee, June 8.—Secretary T. J. of Flowers. Appleyard, of tho Floridu Press Associa­ tion, hns completed all the preliminary arrangements for t!*o gathering of the CULLED ER O M T H E STATE PRESS scribes a t Polatka Juno 20-22. With the An Lpltdmc of th e Week's M ost Im­ assistance of Hon. W. A. Russell, of the portant Happenings In the Palutka News, the finished program will S ta te ’s Domain. lie tho best in tho history of the Associa­ tion, The two vital subjects for news­ The ice factory which has just been paper men—and that will interest them constructed a t Apopka is now daily turn­ more than any other— are “cost" nnd ing out tho welcome article. "advertising," nnd noted specialists from A yacht club la Palatka'a newest or­ other states will assist in explaining the ganization. Several races have al­ details. ready been planned by this club for tho At one time, nnd until ho had heard Fourth if July celebration. from Mr, Russell, Col. Appleyard sawTampa is preparing to havo n big no way to let in tho gdod roads people on the program on June 21, the day the Fourth of July celebration. Tho pro­ Jacksonville boosters will be in Palutku. gram will lx- under the management of However, Mr. Russell has arranged to tho Spanish War-V'rtrrans. have the bout get buck from Crescent I>-on county will vote on the question City with the newspaper men at 4:30 of wet and dry on July 10th and the re­ p. m. and immediately afterwards due sult will he watched by the whole state notice will Ih>given of the meeting (dace as tin* capital is located there. —the good roads people and newipu|>cr Plans are now complete for tho new men will hold u joint session for an hour school building a t Dania. The building or two. will be modeled on the line of Spanish The program is as follows: Architecture and will be a magnificent Thursday, June 20.Vfc-p. m. structure. The association culled to order hy Pres­ The appointment of Mr. Alexander ident F. Ross McCormack, Democrat, McDougnll, as postmaster at TallahasLive l)uk. *»*-. to sucretsl his brother, the late John Invocation-. Rev. William Wyllle McDougull, « us Hindi- !>y the President Vocal Solo, Mfos Deven-ux. last week. Address of welcome, Mayor E. \V. New* comes from St. Augustine that Warren. M. D. 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. The lines un- placed on (tiling driven «*Vocal solo, Mrs W. T. Hamm. Annual address. President F. Unn curoly into the bottom to hold them safe during storms, then-liy rendering safety McCormack. to huthi-rs. Piano selection, Mrs. J. E. Lucas. Vocnl »olo, Mrs. Duna Walden. The Cedur Key Slate bank has been Violin solo, Mrs. Walter T Hamm. organized mid «ill Ix-gm business in that Recitation, Mr. \V. 1». Tilghmun. city as soon as the legal formalities can Friday, June 21 Im- gone through with. A two-story Trip to Crescent City by boat A sea- brick building « ill In-erected for the bunk sion will be held on the up-trip of the and the prospect* apjx-ar to bo fine for lioat. at which the cost system will In- it* success. explained to members by Mr. Ilarrry I,. While luuislintg tho local lire depart­ Brown of the J>t. Augustine Record, und ment at Tumpu last Saturday to exting­ 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 gress, who will tell ull about the new killed by part of the dome of tho build­ method of business. ing falling on them. Neither were memArriving at C reset-nt«City the woman’s Ix-rs of the fire department. club of that enterprising town will serve I„ikeland is not far behind the rest of a luncheon. The ladies have a cool, com­ the «orlil, the plan to build a church In modious cloli house, »ilh broad \eran u day l«eitig the latest venture As a rodas, in u shady, picturespue place un the main street of Crescent City. \ (,«, result of the tent tm-eting In-ld in Dixie­ land the Methodists have decided to hours will lx- »|»<nt here. Un the return trip to Palutku, the sub­ build a church there. A beautiful lot ject of "Advertising" will be discussed has been purchased, the plans have been by Mr. Glenn of the Glenn-Regaan ad­ drawn, a director for the building his vertising agency, Tampa; Mr. St. Elmo In-en selected; und tho lumber baa boon Musscngulc of the Massengalc agency of ordered. The day ha* not boon definite­ Atlanta. Ga., anti Mr. II C. Thomason ly set. but ulKiut the latter part of next of Jack»onvil|e. The association «ill week everybody is invited to attend a return to Palutku hy 4 30 p. in., nnd it basket picnic in the beautiful grovo at may I»- ponndde to hear from tin- good , Dixieland, and the men are to erect tho roads liousteni, and hold u s*-h»ioii with j church In on»* day and have services in the afternoon or evening. them. The ride on the Ixiut to and from I’aRuin Record Broken latka will l>e a delightful one. More thun a hundred persons can be comfort­ All records of the weather bureau havo ably seated und the discussions hoard by been broken by the heavy ruin falling ull present. It will take about three for the past ten days. Never before fn hours each wuy on the trip. the history of the weather bureau has At 9 p. m. a banquet will In- tendered there been in Sanford rainfall during a the association and visitors by the people (K-riod of ten duys that reached tho rec­ of Palatka at Putnam House. ord of the first ten days of June. Tbo Saturday, June 22 rainfall for tho month of June until to­ The association will meet at 9 a. m. day was 7.65 Inches, in contrast to the to hold its final business session and ad­ heaviest rain prior to that time, which journ, after which an automobile ride was 6.22 inches in 1890. will lie taken to Hastings, to see the grout tato fields of that scetion. GOOD ROADS MEETING RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS Raised Nearly a 'Million by Tho State Hoard Tho State Board for asscasing projK-rty of railway, telegraph and sleeping car companies, composed of the Comptrol­ ler, Attorney-General and State Treas­ urer, has been in session for several days making up the assessment on tho alxive named classes of property. Tuesday was set for hearings and representatives from practically every railroad having property in the state were here to appear before the board and make pleas for abatement. The proceedings were not lengthy, however, the valuations soon being disposed of. The valuations as a whole have been raised, es(>edally in the case of the Atlantic Coast line tracks. The total raise* will amount to about one million dollars.—'Tallahassee Demo. ; i ' craL - **\ ’ ‘ „ ■ •*J ». * •» - V* \* t r*1 # ** ah»9. • ■ -r • - - , CMIron» of the Four Districts to Discuss The Election On next Thursday afternoon nt tho city hull the citizens of Districts 3, 4, 20 nnd 25 are requested to meet a t 2:30 to discuss the bond election in the new road district for brick roads. This U A ques­ tion that should appeal to all the tax (layers and they should attend the meet­ ing. Every one will have a chance to at­ tend ai. ’ Ao to tho ball game afterward. Being on Thursday afternoon will give tho business men a chance to attend tho meeting. Remember next Thursday af­ ternoon at tho city hall. A C on fession . "Well," he sold. ’’It Is—«let m« asst —thrse years since wo met crossing ho ocean. Isn’t It? Are you married fl I M i ~i ' 1 - yl V- I HH « YV'I �THE SANFORD HERALD CURBSTONE ta d le t of Opinion " J u s t Be tween Yen and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN A O M M A m an t Ya Taklnf Notes WÊÉ F aith. M an Presst Tu«"— b a t a differ«nee the rains m ake in disposition of people. Since the ly downpour baa taken op its rodsteady dance with us it seems that every man and his brother have lost th d r last friend on earth and av«n his mother-inlaw. 1 have it straight from the weather prophet th a t the rains will con­ tinue until the moon changes and when that occura can beat bo told by the cal­ endar. B ut meantime the rain contin­ ue« and «re c a n 't attend revival meet­ ings or base ball or the moving picture ■hows or sven go fishing end life is hard­ ly worth living even in Sanford. • •• I 1 OU CAN’T get any better clothes than we can _ „ w . em; no show j_____________ matter who took y ou rn reusure; no matter how much you pay for them. There are.no better clothes made than our . 0 ♦ . ~_ a Hart, Schaffner & Marx % 1 There was a rumor last week th at the d ty council had herd up the building of the new depot, but such wee not the case. If the work is held up it is on count of the recent reins for all d ty eoundl wants is request in the manner for the right to construct a depot. Every individual and corporation and what not aaks this permisdon and tho railroad company la not exempt. I hardly thlnk*that the city council wants to retard the work of construction* on the new depot, for every one is anxious for the work to proceed. There is s way to do all these things end the right way should be followed. No hitch in the new arrangements of the railroad should occur and $e hope tho fine new structure will Re pushed through in time to gladden the oye of the fall tourist. The new depot should prove a drawing card for this city and all of us are proud of the fact that we are to have the depot and that It will be on the main line. a -*. _ «_ ” ' * clothes; *y:fl!U.4et of quality in fabrics; certainty of correct style; certainty of honest tailori ng; certainty of good fit If you don’t get them all here, we’ll give you back your money. • » • r. •> 1 It would seem that Sanford will now have a tourist hotel commensurate with her many advantages and growing pop­ ulation. 1 have not seen the plans as yet and do not know that the hotel will bt built In time for fall tourist trade but ■ I sincerely hope so for of all the muny ichemes tried to make a bigger city here baa never been anything that quite came up to the idea of a tourist hotel to bring more business to this city and a class of business that will benefit every “ Furnishings for Men Who Know” one. It eeema-that the projectors of the new enterprise want the good will of the people here first, and to show their in­ terest in the hotel each inhabitant will be requested to subscribe to at least one share of the stock. This will not be a great hardship even on the smallost wageearner and stock in your own hotel will mean that you are with it and have faith in It- There is no reason why this stock should not pay dividends, and in putting in your mite you are not giving away your money, for it will be returned to you In many ways. Aa I learn the plans of the promoters I will have more to say ■Ut sonic one else in breaking it we are friend who is building'one of the $4.60 on this great work and meantime let it equally guilty and should not be count­ variety after a magazine recipe. * lip to go forward, for all of us will help in every ed among the law abiding citizens. date it has cost him only $7,796.63, and way possible. . it U nearly half done. • • • 1 Building fever has struck Sanfortl 1 A raid upon the supposed blind tigers Brindle Bovine Bridled again and for the benefit oi my friends last Saturday night revealed a tub of who are intending to build bungalows iced beer reposing in the safe a t the KisRimmee'a rows are spending their the following from the Pensacola Jour­ place pf Joe Fernandez and he will Inlast week upon the pleasant pasture of nal may be profitably followed: called upon to answer to Mayor Spen­ the d ty streets. There is vast apprehen­ Thera ta probably nobody In this cer tomorrow morning and show cause sion in ali the bovine hearts, and many world who hasn’t a t some period in his for having the beer locked up and why briny wropa have been shed from the career desired to own a bungalow. A the strange actions of keeping it hid. eyre of the arrogant cattle which here­ bungalow b a long, rakbh looking house The fact th a t the beer was not Joe's tofore .havo had their own way in Kis­ with a porch in front and an ash can be­ property m ay be proven, but the de­ simmee. » hind. You get into it by going on your fendant will have to explain many things The progreess of tho biggest little d ty hands and knee« and you crawl out back­ in connedtion with the keeping of it and in Florida demanded their removal, how­ ward for there generally isn't room in­ if the other auspidous places can be ever, and after June 11, when the ordi­ side to turn around without upsetting caught with the goods there will be eev nance goes into effect, Kissimmee will two or three hundred dollars worth of m l standi o u t of commission. I am not tsjee her place among the powleoe dtiea. furniture. Tho roof U eo dose to the concerned a t this time with the guilt or Already most of the owners have made floor th a t when you get Into a bungalow innocence of any one. Until a seller of duo provision for caring for their cows, you feci like a pordne portion of a ham beer or whiskey is found guilty I never and the change will make little incon­ sandwich. say aught about the merits of the case, venience to anyone.—Kissimmee Ga­ One wray to build a bungalow is to fol­ or attempt to try said case in three col­ zette. low the advice of magazines. Accord­ umns. B u t if any one b selling boose ing to them you can build a bungalow in Sanford they should be caught and Prominent Educator Hera for any price from $4.60 up to $3,000,get what la coming to them. The coun­ Prof. F. G. Schell of Lake Butler wa* ty ie dry and should be kept dry. The 000 and you can go a little higher than the last named figure if you want to have in the d ty for several hours on Saturday law giving people the right to cell near -___________ . rnrqute to tho East Coast, where be has brer was th e first step toward letting plumbing in it, The magazine recipe for a $4.60 bun- valuable orange grove interests. Prof. down the gate and allowing real beer to alow: Schell has an injury to his hand sustain­ come In. There should be no beer sold Lumber____________ L -_________$1.01 ed at his borne the other day when a In A dry town no matter whether it b .39 Brick. wolf hound bit him severely. The hound near beer, alm ost bear or reel beer. The .10 has been corraled to await the develop­ P a in t.. law aaya th a t “ No alcoholic beverages .71 ment of tbe bite, aa the dog is a valuable shall bo sold” and therefore the party Carpenter work. .96 one and the owner did not wish to idil • -who continually monkeys with the b u s Flackering-------.65 him unless eigne of rabies were notice­ ;aaw b bound to get cut sooner or later. Tin work______ Beating.. .39 able. Mayor Spencer knows no favorites and .29 Extraa.. Prof. Schell is an authority on school be expects to bew to the line and let the matters in Bradford county, having been chip« fall where they may. In his ef T otal___ . t$4.60 county superintendent of tbe schools for forte to m ake a (dean d ty he will have l th e rupport of every honeet dtixen who Of course, it can be done a little cheap­ many years and was recently re-elec ted has the proper reapeeiTor tbe Uera, no er by leaving out the roof and the ride after a-very warm campaign. - He ie also m attar w hether th b law fits th e dtixen’s walls, but it sacrai as though anybody editor hi the Lake Butler Star and iden views or not. T h e law ie the line for all ought to be able to afford a bungalow at tided with the bud need interests in Bradof ue and when we brs«h the law or as-1 tb s afrore named figure. We have a ford «maty, ' i , ¿ ¿ f l , T -See Our- $15.00 and $20.00 Straw Hats, while they last, va ues pp to $5.00, going for $ 1.00 SANFO RD, FLORIDA 117 First Street iy/r/r you QiTf\ cm wine %0t1 IT Nothing Will Give You More Pleasure i * * » , When you ore old than to have a good substantial bank and not irnve to worry about tbe necessaries of life. There’s one way to do it, get the. habit of saving, push *bat habit good and strong. Save your money and deposit it with us. Wo pay you 4 per cent on i t Deposits Absolutely Insured P E O P L E S B A N K 'O F SANFORD M M. SMITH. IV,. H. R. STEVENS. V. Preà IL E. TOLAR. sees *-■ Subscribe get all the News worth Readin V *$2 ; • ; .■ ttk V i? • '■ * ¿ r ii -r i & r a f c t t t t ... > r ■- * T r i 'v »• v . ■ * - V *r ; �11.1912 A FLORIDA RATE EIGHT Chicago Dealer* File Complaint Before Commission F est if they do not decide to lend a helping hand in the fight for a readjustment and a lowering of the freight rates under which they haw been’ struggling for years. No date has been set for the hearing on tho petition, and It is hardly likely that the case will come up liefore the commis­ sion before some time in the fall, as it usually requires two or three months to bripg such matters to an issue. The idea here now seems to be to get busy now in ample time so as to got some def­ inite action before tho next Florida ship­ ping season comes on.—Packer. Chicago, Juno 8.—Last week n com­ plaint waa filed with the Interstate Com mercc Commission against the Atlantic Coast Lino railroad and other partiel pating roads in ICC tariff 205 governing the rat« on Florida vegetables. Several lead!u*.Cki-'e*a^9«#*e*''t?aid­ ling fruits and vegetables are the com plalnants, being represented by A. O. Davis, a local traffic auditor. Tho complaint alleges among pther things th a t in the handling of a consider­ able volume of Florida vegetables to this Dr. Johnson Found Guilty • market during last year excess freight In the trial at Bartow las( week of charges were collected on a number of Dr. Johnston charged with manslaughter, car»—in fact, all shipments in a car lot defendant was found quitly. way originating on the Atlantic Coast Dr. Johnson was charged with having Line. The tariff in question provides performed a criminal operation on a that estimated weights for different young woman of Lakeland, as the kinds of vegetables shall be based on a result of which tho young woman died. crate whose dimensions are 8x14x22 The victim, who was of a well-known inches, which with contents are estim­ and respected family, went to Fort ated a t 60 pounds. As a matter of fact, Meade, nnd tho operation is alleged the contents of a number of cars were to have been performed on her there weighed out here over railroad scales and in i> room over a fruit store on July 3, were found to run far short of tho weights 1911. A few days later sho died, and given in tho billing a n d on which freight Dr. Johnson was arrested. Dr. Johnson charges were assessed and payment en­ was alleged to hnvo been procured to forced. In other words, local dealers perform the operation by a young man paid out moif^r fo M W g h rth at was not named Robinson. The Intter was tried due, according to tho contentions set out at a recent term of court,"Convicted antf In tho com plaint W hat lends especial sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment. emphasis to the complaint is that dealIn the trinl of Dr. Johnson the de­ dealers in other mnrkets who have paid fendant did not take the witnefls stand similar excess freight charges under the in his own behalf and did not produce tariff question may have an oppor any with«««« for himself, relying on tunity to secure reparation if the commis­ tho fact that *the evidence waa purely sion should find in favor of the Chicago circumstantial to secure an acquittal. complainants. Those named in the com­ Thomas Palmer, .defending Johnson, plaint are the Geo. Middendorf Co., A. thus got tho dosing argument before G. Zulfre & C.o, Peter Bros., and M. th e . jury, but his efforts in behalf of George & Co. It is understood, how­ his client and protestations against ever, that several other local houses will conviction on circumstantial evidence also become involved in the controversy proved of no avail. and will help to finance the fight against what they consider an unreasonnhle and Thc Only Way unjust enforcement at the hands of the An elder, while baptising converts Atlantic Const Line anil other roads par­ at a revival meeting, advanced with ticipating in the tarit! in question. wiry, sharp-eyed old chap into the By actually weighing packages of dif­ water. He asked (he usual question, ferent kinds of vegetables on which whether there was any reason wtiy the chargea are assessed under nuthority of ordinance of baptism Hhould not be ICC 206, it is declared in practically ev­ administered. Alter a pause a tall, ery instance that from 26 to 76 |**r cent powerful looking man, who was looking excess charge has lieen made. The tar­ quietly on, remarked. "Elder, 1 don’t iff provides that in rase puckages having want to interfere in yer business, but greater cubical contents than the stand­ 1 want to say that this is an old sinner ard of 8x14x22, estimated to weigh 50 you have got hold of, and that one dip IMiunds, shall take a pro|>ortionately. won’t do 1dm any good; you have to higher rate. But the acUial weighing of anchor him out In deep water over eggplant, lieans, cuke« nnd peppers night.’*— Life. would seem to indicate that the railroad people figured on the safe side when they were looking after making the tariff. Leave Order« For Ice ( ’ream The arbitrary stnndand crate, dealers Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday say, is one used only for shipping potatoes from Florida, and th at reckoned on can have it made and delivered by leav­ weight units in a given cubical space the ing orders on Saturday at Maxwell’s. railroad people very adroitly aelected tin* Latest improved machinery insure« the commodity showing the maximum num- l««t of cream and quick delivery. 72-tf Iwr of weight units in a minimum of cu­ R e tu r n t a n d h l a l r * M o n e y bical space. It ia plant out thut that an eggplant crate, 12x14x22, actually At the meeting of the Democratic weighs 65 pounds, whervns.ICC 206 committee of Polk county, after can­ enforces collection on this package at 82 vassing the returns and determining who pounds; cuke crates, 10x16x16, actual received nominations, the matter Qf weight 40 poundsare assessed 60 pounds finance« was discussed. It was decided In collecting freight, nnd the same weight by the committee to retain four or five 01*50 pounds is also used in hilling and hundred dollars in the treasury for the collecting freight'on the pepper crate, next campaign and return what was left which is 12x14x24, and whose actual to tin* mtsuccranful candidate«. This weight is 30 pounds. Bean ham|H*r*. method, it was found, provided for 10x16x16 nnd whose actual weight i* 30 a return to each unsuccessful county (rounds, are made to pay on a basis of candidate of 50 |>er cent, of his nsthe standard crate of 60 pounds. Deal­ Mswment. Thus, according to this plan, er* claim thousands of dollars are e x ­ the unsuccemful candidates /or clerk torted by this method of figuring weights will receive hack fifty dollar«, and so and rate*. on with the other "also ran*" in tho Freight billa were paid galore lait year same proportion.—Lakelnnd Telegram. under protest In the hope that some ad­ justment could be made by tho partici­ Five or six doses of "666” will break pating line* with tho initial carrier, hut any case «if chills and fevw; it acts on local houses have been unable to get any the liver better than Calomel and does satisfaction through tho Illinois Central, not gri|*e or sicken. * which Is the delivering lino here, und which is also one of tho participants in Four Years of Reel Joy. tha tariff. Germany has added another to Its There Is a widespread feeling between Uit of distinctions, ft has produced local receivers of Florida vegetable* that th« perfect truant. A boy of Dortmund was transferred from one school to th<vtime has now come to force the issue another; he found*out that hla name with the railroads regarding tho Florida was not entered on the register. That vegetable rate« which are held to bo en­ was four yearn ago. 8lnco then he tirely too high’for as free movement In bna gone from homo overy morning ■hipmenta from that state to Chicago as with his bag of school books, and would follow If those rates were more each evening at th» appointed hour he reasonable. In other words, if freight baa returned. It has now been dis­ chargoi. are properly aaaeaaed a greater covered that the new school has never aeon him, and that Mr has had four volume of trade would result. years of vagabondage. And if it develop* that the fight which has just started here is won It will pave the way for the trade generally to take Canned Swear.Words. Another vocal trouble comes from up the n a tte r and push it for the benefit of their markets or sections. ’Thousands Hungary. There a gramophono deal­ of readers of tho Packer all over the er has been so annoyed by the sing­ ■tatp of Florida, and especially along the ing of the girl* In a dressm aker's workshop that adjoined hta room th at east coast, will no doubt read with inter­ he tilled one or his Instruments with est mbdut what has Just been started In swear words and »si It to work when ChlecgO. I t is believed th a t some of the the girls were all assembled at their big grower» in the state, as well as some labors. The defense that he was only of the local boards of trade whoso jnter- "testing new records" did not save OSta are so closely identified with the suc- him from having to pay damages, 'tile ■ful growing and marketing, of Flor­ would have found It chekper to hot: a ida products, will also take a keen inter- parrot.—Chicago Inter-Ocean. : *• ¿ V • •■ me s a b o r d herald T H E C IT Y DR. R. M. MASOPT R ES TA U R A N T DENTIST ( r i / i t Street, on» block from Depot opposite lY»toffice) Welbom Block Phono ID Sanford.’ Florida H. E. W ISE , Proprietor Formerly Manugcr of Central Cafe I)R. F. C. BOARDMAN Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty DENTIST A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen All Modern Methods and Appliances S h o r t O r d a ra A t All H o u rs Prompt, Clean Service = = Everything First C asa <> ORLANDO * FLORIDA Meal Tickets are Sold ut Reduced Rutes PRACTICAL DRflUGHON’ S WELL DRIVING Artesian Wells of Every Description Comer Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Dranch of the GREATEST system of Business Colleges In the World—22 years* success, 150,000 graduates. More than 100 high-grade Instructors. Contracts given to secure graduates POSITIONS or REFUND MONEY. Indorsed and Gcor£*a Bankers and other business men than ’ALL O l HER Florida and Georgia business colleges combined Wo also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FREE. A. H. JAMES, Manager, Jacksonville, Fla. The Monthly Grouch He gaily go«*« into the stores and Satisfaction Guaranteed buys brick che«*««* ami oven door* and B y Expert Workmen thing* nnd has them charged; the smile ho wears ia good tt> Bet*; with fiftyseven kind« of glee Ida bosom seems enlarged. He seems to like the little graft of buying up a whole blnm«*d IF you ar« a borraft of goods of diver« sorts; and r o w e r o f th is stranger* seeing him would say: "He Orders Taken al paper, d o n 't you surely has a. queenly wayl He seems think it Is an In­ justice to the m an w ho is a prince of sports!-' But on the paying for It? lie may be first day of the month collection looking for It al this very «lay. say June the onth his sweet m om ent. Make It a reg ­ ular visitor to your home. smiles urn’t there; and when the 'The subscription price la tired collector conn** he snorts around an Investm ent that will — or — and haw* and hums, it* savage ns a repay you well. bear. "This lull must Imj corrected, plea«*; I didn’t b«y that Sweltxer □ □ □ □ □ □ clu*e»*c nor yet that stove-pi|>e hat; ♦♦ ► •» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ you have me charged with potted meat it simply wasn't tit to eat I will not pay for thut! Your prices I an* too lieostly high; you souk me. Slate Democratic Corn millet* for you know that I urn always prompt I >«- to pay, take back your bill and make DR. C G. B U T T Jacksonville, June 6. (Special) daring the result* of the second pri- it right, then come around next Thurs­ DKNT1ST mary of May 28, thu State Demo­ day night don't Iwither me today!" cratic Executive Committee which has i The wan collector, tired and pale, must Office: Yowcll Building held sway for the past two years ad-1 camp upon this fellow’s trail and cir•a SANFORD. FLORIDA journed today and the member« com- cumvenl his wiles; und still the villain posing the new committee look charge she pursues until she wear* out all her ! of the Democratic organization. shoes and sickens of his amile«. Walt j + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The new committee orgunlml by tlu* M uon. • election of F. J. Fearnaide, of Palutka, as chairman, succeeding W. H. Former Resident Here Price, of Marisnna. George W. Fish­ Arthur Chuire« was in the city lust AND er was re-elected secretary. R. L. wpek shaking hands with the old timer*. Fnton, of Montlcello, was elected treas­ Mr. C haire* was a resident of Sanford I t urer. Kucre**ding C. Fred. Thompson, in the early seventh** and was engaged of Tampa, who is not a member of tlie in the drug business for many yeurs A disastrous lire and then the freeze new committee. ROOM 20 proved too much even for his optimistic The new committee uppointed a spirit and hu sought pasture« now. Since sub-committee to dravft certain rule* that time he has travclod over tho United Upstuira, Pico Block for the conduct of the committee’* af­ State* ant/ foreign countries and at fairs. present is representing the Union Contra) Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m, The only question on which there Ufe Insurance Co., of Cincinnati. He AND ’ was the *lightc«t. uncertainty was in is contemplating making Sanford hi* Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m th« rare for delegate* to the National home as Florida will be in hi* territory Convention. The official canvass of and his many Sanford friends w ill be | the vote show* that the delegate* fa glad in have him here again. Strangers Welcome voting Oscar Underwood for President were elected by large majorities, not lluve you tried the Sunne llouaef 4th only for tin* State-At-I>arge but in the and Palmetto. If not get n meal ticket. first and second congressional districts. vv\\\ :i Itf A Word to the : Borrower i: «L HILL LUMBER CO. HILL H ARDW ARE CO. m m m m m i Sanford Library Free Reading Room Believe* In Advertising"I toll ycru, advertising pays" "Well, whnt la on your rnlndT" “Somo tlmo ago 1 advertised for a lost fivedollar hill, and a stranger who had picked one up on tho «treet restored It to me. This morning while looking through an old suit I found the V I thought I’d lost."—Boston Transcript. .’ ¡: Sun Power Wasted. Measurement» have shown that on a clear, aunny day the aun transmitted to the earth energy which correspond­ ed to about 7,000 horsepower per acre At present all that la practical­ ly wasted, or rather generally In lo­ calities where any addition to the temperature could well be dispensed with. Attempts have from tlmo to lime been made to utilise this enor­ mous supply of energy, but not with any great measure of success. ATTORNKY 25 BICYCLES J !, FROM H U Ul* TO SII. FOR NÍTW 3 «. (71 . PK.«. (7 ' SMANIBAKGt R ORLANDO. . FLORIDA i GEO. A. DeCOTTES and COUNSF.LLOR at LAW - Practice in State and Federal Courts (■nrner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla, DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST Room» 23. 24 ami 23. Pkx) Did*. SANFORD. . T b o o e 41 FLORIDA. . __ 'i_i L. G. STRINGFELLOW Mill la Vataran In 8ervlce. Resident* along the New York and Connecticut shores of Long Island Bound ara familiar with an Interesting Old mill, «till In operation, which was erected a t the close of the Revolution and has been In more or less con­ stant operation ever since. Original­ ly power waa developed through two undershot wheels which, In course of time, were replaced by turbines. The 'ffgttrt ara Impounded x t high’tide In ted an artificial basin, and afe released whan tha tide commence* to taJL ’ V »«J -*•’ r «7 .' JUSTICE OF THF. PEACE NOTARY rUBUC Office In City Holl THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND (XHJNSELLOR AT LAW L ate S tste Attorney Seventh Jodk:l»l Circuit of Florid» ’ * ** A R rsld rn c rt, Sanford and Sylvan Lak* • *r �r ■ • T 'r stringent lews for the protection of Flor­ ida people against the fire insurance trust, an octopus th at has 1U tentacles r t t “T*— * trwr Tuadar «ad FMdar Uomini B / spread over the entire state and the an­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY imal th at la sucking the very life blood * o m the merchant who la obliged to pay IL J. MOLLY, Editar the rate and get some protection. W. M. HAVWg«. »aal—ta Mmagsr D la k M rlfü a a frtaa. »2 .0 0 a Yaar la Advaaaa Mhrwad la ika Cltr by canter »2.00 per year la advaaca or 20c par mooch. Paymaou U adcaAm muet ho made at oOoc. Eatorod aa aeoaod-da«« arali metter Aaiuti 22ad ItO». at tha PeataSoo at Saaford. Ilarlda. aadar Act a/ March 3rd. ISTI. »N&IM OH» la llarald BuUdini Editor Claranc* E. Wooda has pur­ chased the Eustla Lake Ration and expecta to alert in with a $20,000 stock company th at will put in a flret class plant and give the people of Lake county a good paper. Mr. Woods has sold his paper, the DeLand Register to Mr. Mooney, an experienced newspaper man, who will continue the publication of the aatna. Congratulations to both. ------0 -----Orange county la already noted for Its good roadd—having probably more miles than any other county In Florida. A movement Is now on foot to bond a "roads district" comprising Sanford and all the "Celery Delta" and use the money for the construction of vitrified brick main roads and shell, clay and marl lat^ erala. If the proposition carries, several hundred thousand dollars will be expendi ed on good roads in and around Sanford —‘DeLand News. *! > ----- O-:—- The Ocala Danner and the Tampa Times are having an argument as to whether Woodrow Wilson was born in Ohio and Virginia. T hat is easy. If he wants the support of the solid south he was bom In Virginia and if he wants the support of tho north he was born in Ohio and if ho wants the support of both sections of the country he was born either in Missouri or Ken­ tucky. If all the people that claim Vir­ ginia as their natal state were placed in a row they would reach around the world It seems to be a foregone conclusion that to be strictly en regie a man must be from Virginia and yet our own Park Trammell is a Florida cracker. ----- O----The Palatka News urges the editors of the stale to attend the annual meet­ ing of the Florida Press Association in Palatka on the 20th, 21st and 22nd insls. Reduced rates have been granted on all railroads and the people of this city have arranged for a series of entertain­ ments that will prove both restful and enjoyable to over worked newspaper men. Get liere on Thursday evening in time to attend the opening meeting. Friday will be devoted to a steamboat rido on the broad and beautiful St. Johns river and Crescent lake, with a rest at Crescent City to enjoy a luncheon pre­ pared by the ladies of that itenutiful or­ ange grove city. There will be a grand banquet given the editors at the Putnam House Friday night. In the name of tbs citizens of Palatka the news extends • cordial, earnest invitation to evety ed­ itor in Florida. Come and we will do you good —Palatka News. ----- O-----ONLY SANFORD Orange county is to get In the front ranks of progressive ness by holding an election to allow the people to vote on a question of bonding for good roads. The Orange county citizens are to have the privilege of spending (200,000 on their roads in event that the election is carried successfully. The step is In tho right direction and should be emulated by other counties of the Interior which are now suffering because of their poor roads. —Jacksonville Metropolis. The Jacksonville Metropolis ought to subscribe for the Sanford Herald and keep posted on affairs in Orange county. I t is only the Sanford district that will vote $20,000 in bonds for brick roads and while the rest of the county may do this some time they did not grasp the oppor­ tunity as quickly as Sanford. This end of the county Is usually in the fore when It come* to improvements and the Me­ tropolis should remember this. ri • V . Juné II, 1912 THE im u fftn n HfftAML- If. Jk.*: • FIR E INSURANCE GOUGE In another part of tills issue is an able • r tid e from the pen of Editor Cod rington of the DeLand News respecting the exorbitant rates charged by the fire in­ surance companies who are bleeding the peqpU of Florida. A glance over the facta and figures given in this article will be a revelation to the business men who have known all along th a t they hare been robbed but were Ignorant of the amount taken each year by the com­ panies who live in other states and take the money from Florida people. As T he Herald has advocated before the formation of a home Insurance company by the merchants of Sanford would a t least Hasp the money at bom*. But bet-, tar than this ides would be for the Dfxt aeaaion of tbs Florida Legislature to pass M i ; '. Orlando 1, Sanford 0. At last the boys managed to play a game and although the grounds resem­ bled a duck pond at the Fair Grounds in Orlando the real rain stayed out of the game lone enough for Orlando to put it over us to tho tune of 1 to 0. There were but few who cared to brave tho eiementa and Orlando did not realize aa much from the gate receipts as would have resulted from a Thursday game but those who failed to attend mlaaed some good hall playing (f all accounts are true. The rains have dispirited even the enthusiastic fans,and unless the sun comes out to warm the diamond soon the faithful one* will lose interest in the game. Following Is the box score compiled for the benefit of those who could not attend the game. Orlando A B H II S B S H E 1 0 1 0 .. 3 0 Lee, l f ... 0 •0 0 0 1 Bennett, c f ..... 3 0 0 1 0 1 Wilson, « 1 ... .. 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 Barrett, 3rd *0 0 1 0 F. Pounds, 2d - 2 K 1 0 0 Ö Boyer, / f----- „ 3 0 0 0 0 0 3' 0 Gore, 1st.. 0 0 0 .. 3 0 0 Beoroiall, c 3 1 p 0 0 9 Vaiden. p 2 2 2G 1 4 2 . Totals Hanford • •"1 A n R \ II S B S H E Brittain, 3rd 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 Edwards, 2nd _ 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Swink, r f ^ 0 0 0 0 u 4 Farmer, c f 0 0 0 1 0 4 Bundy. — o 1 0 1 1 0 Calmes. 1st 1 0 0 0 .1 0 Lowp, c 0 0 0 0 0 Chittendon, 1 f 3 0 0 0 0 0 a Wallace, p 1 1 1 0 4 31 Total Summary: Two hose hits, l»w e and Edwards. First base on halls off Wallnce, 1. I’asHid hall, Hcardall, 1 Struck out by Wallace, 9; Vaiden 7. Hit hY pitcher, Pounds. First base on errors, Orlando 1, Sanford one. Time of game, 1 hr. 20 niin. Issft on has«*«. Sanford 6. Orlando 6. * Umpires Tilden ami Chittendon. > Hoads Arc Impassable Tiie incessant down|K)ur of rain that has prevailed for almost a week has had the effect of washing out the roads near the city and in the city limits and some of them arc almost impassable. The road from Sanford Heights is in had shape and has washed so badly in plnces that the city council will be obliged to do something and do it At once. The people living on the Heights refused to i>e taken into the city limits liooamie they stated nt the time that the city would never give them any improvements and it begins to look now aa though their con­ tentions were Well founded. There Is no reason'why they should not get a port of the improvementa th at are being mad« in Sanford proper, and If nothing more than sand filling and dragging this road the jieople are entitled to It. Sanford Heights will pay city taxes now and they should get some improvements. *' Old Favorites Here The Maddocks-Field Players nt the Star this week are drawing large crowds in spite of the rains and last night ren­ dered "The Girl of tho Eaglo Ranch" to a good house. Matinee today and to­ morrow night the play that is said to take the'house by storm; “ When Man Turns to Brute" said to be one of the strongest plays ever produced in this city. This company is putting on some real good stuff and a t the popular prices deserve the liberal patronage accorded them. Remember the gTcat play to-, morrow night and don’t fail' to see IL This Is the last time this popular com­ pany will appear in Sanford for some time and the last chance to see a good play during the summer, season --- * How Contests Stand Now Chicago, June 10.—Instructed for T aft (uncontented) 201. Added b y national commltteo last week: Alabama 1C, Arkansas 1(5, Flor­ ida 12, Georgia 28. Today: Indiana 12. Total Taft uncontented 286. Instructed for Rooecvelt uncontented) 411. Instructed for LaFollette (no contest) 38. Instructed for Cummings (ho contents) 10. Uninatructed and uncontented, 116. Contests, pending, 170. T ottl number of delegate*, 1078. Necessary for nomination, 640. The commltteo today also postponed until Wednesday the contest over the six delegates at large from Arizona and the two delegates from tb s fourth district of California. Everybody for Greater Sanford It la Indeed time that Sanford waa on the map ahd not as a place where they grow celery only, but as a tourist resort and better still, a commercial center., Sanford has opportunism lying be­ fore her to which she Is utterly Indiffer­ ent. Golden opportunities that she la sleeping Iver. Other towns, which can­ not be compared with hera In the same breath are pushing right out and taking the load. How long will Sanford con­ tinue to grope along the same old beaten path and be pushed aside to mako room for progress? Sanford offers the tourist every kind of sport, among theee we note several main ones. -Boating on the beautiful St. Johns, where the lover of nature will find scenery that cannot be surpassed in the state. The angler will find tho water to be full of fiah of various species. All manner of game can be found within short distances of Sanford cither by water, auto or horae. The autolst will And several pleasant drives before him. One to the coast passing through Orange City, DeLand and Daytona, another lo Altamonte, Winter Park and Orlando, and still another to Leesburg through Eustis and Mount Dora. The commercial man would bo glad to make this a center, as from here he would reach any part of tho state In the shortest length of time. It would be n great saving of expense for him to be near his route and Sanford certainly has these advantages. What the traveling man wants Is.a good comfortable home. To do these things Sanford must liavo a hotel ahd one that wQl be-up to date in tfvery respect. A hotel th at will afford every comfort nnd rank among the best in the state. If Sanford expects to progross she has simply got to buckle right down to it and mnko this hotel an assured thing. If she doesn’t do this «ha might just aa well give right up and see other little places take this business. which is hers by right and puna her in live onward march. A hotel has been pro|K*od and will he placed on what is known as "The Sunford House Park.” This will necessitate running the park out COO feet in the lake. To do this a sea wall will In- built and the space behind it filled in. It will be only a question of a few months after the building of this wall until the entire lake front from the Coast Line to the Clyde Line dock will be made one wall. It can Im>.readily understood whut this alone will do for Sanford. It will get rid of an unsightly water front and make a (-lean­ er and healthier city than ever before. The building of this hotel will he the opening wedge for greater pros|>erity. With her water rate and daily service by Clyde Line from Jacksonville and the numerous daily freight trains over the Coast Line she can offer inducements to wholesale houses and manufacturers und show them opportunities that they have long passed over. Sanford enn mrfke herself one of the greatest shipping cen­ ters in the state. These outsiders must be shown and Hanford cannot sit back and wait for some one else to do it all for her. She must show she is confident in herself before Hhe can expect others to put their faith in her. This chance is afforded you Jn the. new hotel. You can take stock in this hotel whether.you are a merchant, professional man or a salaried man. The building up of the town hel|>H you, no matter what you are or what you do. but you have got to get right into it and help. You have a chance to make San­ ford a city or let it degenerate into a vil­ lage. What are YOU going to do about it?Sanford must furnish at least half of the stock of tills hotel before outside cap­ ital will take the rest, so do your part for a greater Sanford and take stock in the iiotel. Let every one do his part and put San­ ford or the msp. .WELL WISHER. ~ y ~ Celery City At Public Hale Tho tract of land in the southeastern part of Volusia county known as Celery City, and sold under the name of The Florida Homeland Company to several hundred families throughout the United States, was sold before tho court house In DeLand on Monday, by Cary D. Landis, master, to satisfy claims against the property in favor of the grantors, Hodges, O'Hara and R owell Company of Palatka. The property was bought in by the Hodges, O’Hara St Russell Com­ pany, the consideration being (226, 000. The land In controversy comprised 63.000 acres in Volusia county and about 4.000 in Brevard county. The Hodges, O’Hara k Russell Company have agreed to protect the interests of Innocent pur­ chasers from the Florida Homeland Com­ pany and will deed tracts of lands to the parties who may already have paid in full for them, and extends time of payments to those who have made part payments on^ their purchases. Atty. Alexander St. Clair-Abramx of Jacksonville, attor­ ney for Hodges, O'Hara k Russell Com­ pany, attended the oak.—DeLand News. DISTRIBUTORS Mehlin , Steinway & Sons Mathushek Behr Bros. : Story &. Clark 5: “Crown” Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. 1; and Fischer £5‘ P I A N 0 Si AND The Autopiano| i 4 , Sond for Catalogues, Prices and Terms John A. Cunningham FLORIDA < THE AROMA OF TEA OH COFFEE i.s tho first indicator of ii « ,uaht> Then comes the (iavor, the rich it*-**, ih*. strength. We nre ulWOys gl.iid to laip our teas and coffees put to tt .. » .. r—i tests. For the more sever*- H!• 1»i il t \r grander they stand out a* *u|- ' ■••( to 1V ordinary. * PAY CASH a n d S A V E M O N E Y Peoples Cash Grocery One Door F.n«« of Fmii*fti«e First Street Sanlord Morida * * HAS THE IDEA EVER M ill ■ h VOI A W <5 / / that pulling money in far in bind* In about Ihc moni pronubi* «aliinvestment you ran make il u i* wisely done? Hut )<>u <.m lo*« a lol loo. Better gel Ihr brio In <if our expert knowledge <•! alue* nnd condition« he fin«- m>. .me You may bitterly regret il if >»u don’t. Y S » / / 7; HOWARD PACKARD I IM» ' '<» j Sanford, florida j W A N T E D - To BUY second liami liiam BAGS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID All |<inds of Bags and Burlaj) bought and sold rcspondcncc Solicited S O U T H E R N S T A T E S BAG COMPANY Irnpoitrn of hurUp—M»nui»«.lui01» oí «Il Km«!* oí H*<» JACKSO N VILLE, . . . . F L O R ID A THE NEW BLEND . . FOR . THE Intest nnd greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. Nothing Like It Eve r Before Offered. DRINKS better nnd goes further thnn any 30 cent tof­ fee on the market to-day. Cuts down the cost <*f living without sacrificing coffee, enjoyment 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT P a e k * d E x c lu siv e ly by CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. • J ... Natkvilte, Tenn. ________ 'P L A N T S AT ~ Howatoo, T ra u ~ ~ . JttfcKavilte. H*- JíA f». ¿"V'* - T - « L... . Coffee Lovers ■7B K iá a flH iH (\>r *w •.*. V .‘ i r �■■J -•-* w Si 7 l <<VTv*;y? . ,4*4» SAMfOftB UtJULQ The Every Week Bridge Club Mrs. W. D. Holden most pleasantly entertained the Every Week Bridge Club Thursday afternoon In the Sanford House parlors. Regardless of the rain all the members were there and enjoyed the game and Mrs. Holden's hospitality. Mr*. Hughes made tiie highest score and Tho rain stopped for ten minute« this won u fine china cup and saucer. Mrs. morning in order to get a fresh start. Forrest I-ake took away the low score Itobt. Taylor, travelling freight agent prize. of tho A. C. I*, waa in the city yeaterday. ^ Mrs, Cruse Uarnes Entertains y f i n . B. E. Taknch haa returned home Mrs. Cruse Uarnes was tho pleasing from a visit to Jacksonville and Gaineavi hostiws of a very enjoyable little bridge vilta. party Saturday afternoon at htr homo ^Mm. Ernest Molnar of Gainesville is on Sanford avenue, in honor of Mrs. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tu Anno and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Forrest kach this week. Lake won the high score priro, each guest of honor also received gifts. Mrs. Mrs. E. G. Tyner of Tampa is the Barnes' guests were Mrs. C. O. Mc­ guest of her daughter, Mrs. it. J. Holly Laughlin, Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. S. O. on Sanford Heights. Chore, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mn». Forrest The gentle rain is preventing the boll Lake, Mrs. H. L. Hughes, Mrs. Anno, players from performing and the fans are Mrs. W. I). Holden. desolate as a c o n s e rju e n c e ^ -^ y ^ ^ Mrs. Bennett Entertains /B o rn to Mr. and M fC w . W. Ifrady of the W eit Side-di fine baby girl and LMts. John Bennett gave a very pretty Brady is the happiest man in the county. two table bridge party Thursday after­ ' The weather report states that the noon. Mrs. John Dickins was the lucky chances are strong for loc^l.showers and winner of a beautiful pair of black silk until the moon changes tfnlre^will be sottie stockings. Mrs. Gcorgo Fox receivvyd. the consolation prire. Delicious chifTy rain. ice cream and cake were served. Those V'A. P. Connelly has returned-from a enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Ben­ trip to points in the cast and states that nett were Mm. John Dickins, Mrs. Deaue there will be more people in Sqnford next Turner, Mrs. Hopson from Jacksonville, fall than ever before. Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Mrs. Hoy is-llon. Forrest Lake hits returned from Symes, Mrs. Holly anil Miss Madge a trip through central Florida and re- Ward. • ports prospects bright-for his candidacy Fixed Charge for Harks for Speaker Of tho H ouse/ ^ * Now that the depot is being moved or J. T. Hill, the Monotype mnn, was in soon will bo moved to a longer distance DeLand Saturday where lie expects to the city council should have a fixed effect a sale of this great type retting charge by the public hack drivers. Ev­ and type casting machine. ery other city demands this and the pub­ The recent rains have demonstrated lic should have this protection. In the to the inhabitants of Sanford Heights city limits of Sanford a hack driver that the city council ought to hudd u bet liould lx- com|Nalled to haul passengers ter road to that thriving,suburb. (or 26 cents, which is the standard price in cities everywhere the size of Sanford. The rain if rainrlh every (lily Strangers to Sanford are letting out a On J uni unit I'nju nl frltrr*. good sized kick every day aliout the ex­ Hut more upon the Ju*l than Unjunl, orbitant price« rhnrged by the hnck For the I ’njunt hiive the Junl'n urn Irivers who seem in have no fixed price, 6reihis. lull size up a stranger and try to bleed The many friends of Mr. C. A. Heed bun for the limit. If there ,is no ordin­ will lie glad to l«-ar of his rapid im­ ance to govern this price of hncks the provement, after lieing confined to his ounril sh o u ld puss one. Such small home for eight weeks with a broken items In the city’s larger hill make a dif­ unkie. ference lo the stranger within our guild. Best Creamery Butter, 35c lib prints. Same butter others charge you 40c for. »‘hone 35. R. G. Stockton. »0-11 A. H. C R I P P E N & SO N * Agents for New York and Chicago Factories Hour $3,00 half barrel. Bought be­ fore the big raise In flour. I’hone 35. R. G. Stockton. 80-llc 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 of Chill Tonic PLANKS AND OTHERS Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 76-Kri-l 3t Rub-My-Tism will euro you. 76-Fri-15t For a good tnble and home cooking come to the Sirrine Hotel for your meals. Kates $3 per week. 24-lf Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf WANTS : Piano T uning A Specialty O rd ers Solicited Phone 18-4 Rings ./J -¿1 P. O. Box 1127 xw w xm The old reliabe Plpnka Chill Tonic ia Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money back If it doea nyt. 25c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Druggist. fri-lf Notice Good form and boggy horse for sale and two milk cow» with calve». Thomas E. Wilson. ASf!,V° One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's, frl-7-tf Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. fri-48-tf All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage Co. frl-48-tf Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf An toes nnd carriage painting at Un­ derwood's. First class work. frl-3-tf We ore equipped to handle your repair work. ^ Snnfor^ y iic lijp ii|A.| Jiurogo Co. . ft Ililili G rade Pianos— Low Prices—Easy T erm s A Meat Market of Quality^“ ]® s f • Where you can get the best of everything delivered to your door by spccinl messenger and on Time WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Of 0 Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, Fish, Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sausage. We are now prepared to give to the tTodc our special I HOMEMADE CORN BEEF Try It—you will be pleased. T . W. 110 Park Avenue F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK • / p » » OF SA NFO RD, F L A . . W. H. RAND. Pr äsi dent * C E O . P E R N A L D , V l e s - Pr s t . 0. P. W H I T H E R , Ass t . Cashier P. P. F O R S T E R , Cashlsr Only National B a n k in Or ango C o u n t y Funds Protoctod b y Bur g l ar y Insupanco Safaty D e p o s it Boxes for R ont ORG A N IZED 1807 All Locul Advertisement« Under This Heading. Three Cents o Lin« rach Issue .df iVYt* YYiiiViiiYrYYVVfViVv rtWr^'iVAViWiYiYiViViYiViVi vYi'iVfYvVii'vVfYiViYiYii'iVf'vYvWvYvYWvV^AYhi : For Kent—Eight room house, with bulb Bearing orange trees. Artesian well, modern conveniences. Addreess Mrs. Emma Blaine. Sanford, 80-2p Wauled—Position as foreman on truck farm S|*-cial attention given lo celery G ENEKAL PIRE For further fiurticulnr» address P. E Com­ stock. Sanford, Fla.. K. F. D No. I 80-2p For Sale—My entire stock of HufT Or­ INSURANCE A G E N T pingtons. winners at lute Jacksonville show. Also two fine colony houses and 250 feet fence. A good opportunity for O f i l e r A b o v e f l r » l V a llo n u l U n n K SAM OKU. I l OIIIDA anyone wishing to enter into the fancy Mr. II. S. Davis has returned to his lioultry business E S Iteardsley. San tv home in Lulhersville, Ga., after s|H<ndfont. Kin. Box IIH5 80-2p Consoling Mother. vM : ^VVAWiV.WMW»VA6VA»WAV,M.WAVA*,V'*.*.WAV-*AVAMMWAW.*.V.W'*^WAWAWV. ing tlu* winter very pleasantly with his For Sale Client»—Three hives of tiers Ki'flervknt (to fnetrfcr m istress) — aunt, Mrs. C. A Itetts, and unele, Mr "Ho you won't give mo n character! in (latent hives, at Sanford Address A (with deoty scorn) you—you lady!" C. Osborn, c-o Tampa Elec. Co.. Tunqia. D rink a B o ttle o f W. S. Thornton. 80-2tp /* • Lltlw Monty—“You’re not, are you. Fla. Mrs. William L-avitt of Sanford came mother?”—1‘unch. Board—At Mrs. Woodtiurn’s. where the rooms ore comfortable, where the rncaL over here Saturday with her daughter, are substantial, appetizing, satisfying Frances, and little son. William, to visit 311 W. 3rd St. 7B-2p Secretary’« Report Mrs. J. F. I^-avitt and daughter, Mrs. Fpr Sale—Five acre farm. Big Bar a Andrews. — Del.and News. The Orange County Democratic Exec- gain. Mostly cleared and in good culti­ Mr. M. I). Gutchel and charming tive Committee at the lust mix-ting hud vation. House, fenced, fine well. Klcli hammock land See Ctias. L Polk. San­ daughter. Miss Mary, h a v e returnial tin- secretary make report of llie re­ ford 79-3tc GIN GER ALE O R S O D A W A TE R from a very delightful trip to their old ceipts and cx|N<iidilures There wonTarnished Hons«' for Kent—Five room» home in Springfield, III . and |ioint.<< of many candidate« who wished to know and hath Good location Apply to if MiHiufiu-turrd w ith jnirr <1int 111«-«1 w uti-r— Ibey w ill |iri-vciit illu rss. mil 79-2p just how much a primary election cost D Connelly. 514 Pulmrtto interest through Illinois and Indiana. iligi-MKin u n d g iv e you health For Kent—Two story house of six rooms, The secretary has made u ri-jxirt of the 'I'liev . Clarence Ferrnn nnd family of first primary and gives it below. As yet all modern Improvements. Apply to 107 T h o Sanf or d Coca Col a Bottling C o . , S a n f o r d , Fla 79-tf DeLand were in tho city yesterday, the he has not made his report of cost of sec­ Oak avenue. "NX IT" Pnfier Hanging done first class guests of Mr. Ferran's sister, Mrs. I). L. ond primary: manner. Best screens for windows and Thrasher. Mr. Ferran occupiisl the Am ount on hand $.11.46 doom. Keep out flies and disease. Hoofing pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sun­ Colb-ch-d from candidates 1.26!l.26 . nnd guttering. l-ct me figure. C. A. Smith, day. I reur 015 Purk Ave. I’hone 229. 76-tf Only exclusive llukrr in tlic city All mixing dontWanted—Schools, churches, lodges und $ 1 , 290.70 *i»aul Diggers has instalhsl a line *mfu wiili luu-si iiii|inivrd Snnitnry machlnrry i private fiartie to hold their picnics ut DISHI’RSKMKNTS fountain nnd cold drink futures in thi* Woodland Park, the only place firovldrd S P E N C E R ' S O R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S 17.50 with amusements, conveniences nnd ne­ new room in the llittes' building and Di-iiriliutnig ballot boxes Special O r d e r » Fl l l od P r o m p t l y 150.16 cessities. The only swimming pool In the and ex|iects to see all his friemls every Clerk and ¡luqicctoni state emptied and cleaned every day. day. Paul Is a hustler and it is a fore K II. Crux, work on ballot Wc Make Everything Known to the I ratlc Often Thursdays and Sundays. To let 20.00 other days Inure gohe conclusion that he will have a good 7H-tf PHONE 100. NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. Express on registration Books trade. For Sale—Good upright piano, nenrly 2.00 nnd boxes, 1910 primary new. Ctieop for cash or monthly pay: (/T h e m any friends of Forest Gatehel South Florida Sentinel118.25 menu. P. 0. Box 1103, Sanford. 78-2tp will tie glad (u learn that he is connected Janitor Court House . 1.00 Three or four large furnished rooms with a grocery firm jn Jacksonville anti Meals for Frec’ts 1 and 24 27.00 with bath and, pantry for rent during likes his new position, and what is more Incidentals 8.99 summer at reasonable terms. 609 Pdlmettp avenue. 67-tf to the point the firm likes Forest. While For Sale or Kent—Eight nnd one-half sorry to lose Forest from Sanford we are 5Ü1.39 ocres on Celery Ave. between Cameron glad he ia making good. $ 729.31 and Beardnll avenues. AU tiled and In Dnlanco on hand good condition. Two llowing wells and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Breedin of Man­ good born. Apply to J. N. Whitner, Sont $1,290.70 ning,'South Carloina are the guests of To the Fact that now is* ttie time to take but a |>oliey ford. FU., or Nelson Gray, 6 Harrison St.. The auditing committee re|>ortrd that New York City. 76-9tc Mr. Manning's ulster, Mrs. Dr. J. N. in u reputable Life Insurance Company Table board at Mrs. R. L Jones', one Hobson of Sanford Heights. Mr. and the book* were correct. The bills for the block from First street, on Park avenue. Mrs. Breedin are newly weds and expect second primary, however, are not paid. 76-tf to visit Jacksonville anti other points in For Sale—2 Boar and 3 sow pigs, now Florida ere returning home. five weeks old, from good reglsrered . GEO. B. IVEY grade Berkshire stock. Will sell for $5 Notary Fubllc each, or the bunch of five for $20. Apply i. Are You Subject To Fainting? to Leonard Vihlen. K. F. D. 1, Sanford, All kinds of Legal Papers, Deeds, Flo. 76-fltc If so, you are requeared by tho manToday. Tomorrow, Next Year, nnd your fnmily not provided Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements For Rent—<Hou»e of six rooms on Fourth ageoemt of the Maddocka-Field Flayers for. You are doing them on inju*Uce- MEET ME FACE TO taken. Rentals and Collection*. Official street between Magnolia ank Palmetto to refrain from witnessing their great Cadet for the I. L. U. Benefit Society. avenues, recently vacated by D. G. Wag­ FACE and let me explain all the principal points ulxmt the feature blood play, "The Genius und the The best and rheajicst Sick, Injury, ner. Apply to E. H. Herndpn, city. 75-tf Gentleman" or "When Man Turns to Ten acris of good land for oale at a best life insurance policies. ... Accident and Death Benefit Protection. »T Brute," depicting the latest, nnd most bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ Office In Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ ped Iasi season. AU under fence. Near wonderful discovery of tho age, "The metto. loading station on traction line. Almost Transfusion of Blood." given away. Particulars nt Herald The world waa astounded when Inocula­ Office. ,i . • . Buy your bakery goods where home tion was first Introduced to cure certain W. H. Underwood now has a first class diseases. Then skin grafting paralysed- cooking is done. Bread " Ju st like horse shoer and blacksmith rind can " V» . ; SANFORD. FLORIDA OmcE in Herald Bwj.' " the world, but nothing can describe the Mother used to make." Phone 35. R. guarantee all work of. thia nature. -Your : • *•+■ 80-ltc- horses can be nssunkf of the best kind scope the transfusion of blood will em­ G. Stockton. / / I--' work in tills l l h ^ See Underwood Everything In CofTeeo and Tea*. 1' of brace. The Maddocks-Fleld Flayers in when your horse nepds shoes. 45-tf securing thia play control the entire Lord Calvert, Seminole Chief, Maxwell For Rent or Share ng—My celery southern territory. Wherever it has House Blend, Ueq/hngfon Hall Coffee* farm ta ste d on Frpnstr’ venue- Sanianl. four of the b e ll.” Phono .35. 35. H. B/ G < Cor the rom 'bean produced tho north tt it hss has bwrn been ftrar Uefd In the « .' Phoda G. inj season. Address, Cecil S l l b S C r i D G coining vitti enthusiasm. entlmsiaam. I Siorklon; . ,c,m . ’ B0-1U GvbbeU 7I-ti O U U O L l kJ Okbbetl at the lb* Robbins He|L J received with KMI« ;o*i •* • a l « i* i' .. , ‘ ‘ -• *,. - k **'• . * • ; / V ' .' ’ iy ' . , ' v’ f . • u'fi •/< . -‘ V A " . ’£■ ^ - •r,- ;. <XL% * A. P. .a a p m CONNELLY f jj i •- n o S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y Are You Alive? Lt YOU MAY BE D E A D ! • D. L THRASHER f • ' * __ - A j Subscribe r for : the : Herald / ?»17 I �W II, ÍUÍC THE SANFORD J II! KA l O 's Ë v K S T ttflü ü rd irP E H cent TkU Small Item Paid To The Inauri m T ra n Ail Insurance companies doing busi­ ness In Florida are required to render re. pbrta showing capital stock authorized, capital stock paid In, admitted assets, liabilities, surplus as to policy holders, risks In forts In Florida, lasses Incurred in Florida, losses paid In Florida, pre­ miums received in Florida, etc., which is about the only thing required of In­ surance companies in this state. They are allowed to combine to prevent any other company from accepting insur­ ance upon pain of d h m l i l from the Southeastern Tariff Association, with headquarters in Atlanta, which associa­ tion bi the trust th a t throttles industry all over the stats a t Ita own sweet will. $fo company can do business success­ fully In Florida unless it belongs to the tn tft and no company th at belongs to the trust Is allowed to accept insurance a t a price below the price set by the tru s t This U very clearly a conspiracy in re­ straint of trads, but for some unknown reason neither national or state govern meat seems willing to get after this trust as they have after the Standard Oil Trust and the Tobacco T rust and the Railroad Trust,and the Harvester Trust and many others th a t could be named, and which have been compelled to disband for the the publlo good. The Insurance Trust takes money out of the pockets of every citizen In Florida and government and state officials watch them rifle the pockets of the {teople with g l* and have not a word to say against the robbery. , la the insurance trust bigger than na­ tional or state governments? Are nations] and state governments afraid.of the Insurance trust? Are'there no laws on the statute books that can protect the people sguinst the rmvmges of this trust? For Instance: In 1911 the Aetna of Hartford, a for­ eign corporation, required the people of Florida to pay them $147,9G2.31 in pre­ miums; the losses of this, company in Florida for the same period of time were only $66,497.29. In other words, the people of Florida paid the owners of the Aetna Insurance Company $81,466.02 for the privilege of opening their pockets for the Insurance companies to help them salves. In 1911 the American Central Insur­ ance company of St. Ixpiis, another for­ eign corporation, too# $32,426.66 from the poople of Florida, and for the same length of time their losses In Florida were only $8,468.49. In other words the the people of Florida paid the owners of this company about 400 per cent for the privilege of insuring them. Pretty high, but Florida land la very productive and our poople are hard working and do not mind a little thing like 400 per cent for their insurance. In 1911 the American Insurance Com­ pany of Newark, N. J., another foreign corporation, took from the people of Florida In premiums $34,912.87 and the loesea of this company were only $9,144.90 for the same length of time. An­ other 400 per* cent company— another generous act gn the part of the people of Florida. In 1911, the Insurance Company of North America, from the City of Hrotherly Love (1'liiladelphia), took from the poeketa of tho pooplo of Flor­ ida, $74,966.87—and incurred not one cent of loos in Florida. This is equal to 7,496,687 per cent—say It over easily and alowly and see how it sounds. Suppose you could lend a few thousand a t this rats, dear and kind reader. How much would it take a t thi« rate to give you a comfortable living? Next week wo are going to tell the people about the Oerman-American, the Hartford, of Hartford and one or two others. We are going to figure out how 'many millions of dollars the people of Florida are presenting every year to the Insurance company holders for tho priv­ ilege of keeping them in idleness and lux­ ury. , The News hopes that Senator Conrad, Representative Leonardy and Repre­ sentative VanValxah will make a study of this insurance business and be prepared to taka decisive action when the next —Legislature meets In April next, There will of course be s strong lobby—ss these'alw sys is a strong lobby—In Tal­ lahassee to prevent any action by the servants of the peoplefor the relief of the Ipeople, but the people are being warned this year and any man who appears at Tallahassee for the Insurance Trust in 1918 will doubtless have cause to remem­ ber the last two numbers in the year. Seven million four hundred ninety- six thousand Are hundred elghty-aeven per cent—and th at's some interest E very m an or woman in Florida who carried insurance In tho Insurance Com'party of North America last year paid that company at the rate of over seven million per cent for his insurance. Of course you won't believe this, but if you, will send tô thé secretary of state, Hon. H. Clay Crawford, a t Tallahassee and ask for I t Mr. Crawford will gladly send you a copy of the record of Insurance company business done in Florida in 1911 and you can then figure it out for your­ self.— De Land News. Residence For Sale New ten room house with all conve­ niences, Just been screened throughout with best copper screens. Twenty bear­ ing orange trees, pecan trees, about fifty rose bushes and other ptanta, All In firatclaas condition and situated on Sanford Height«, the prettiest residence section In Florida. Finest artesian wa­ ter from deep wvlL Can also sell two other Iota with poultry yard and orange trees, fine galvanized barn and garden adjoining. Will be sold a t actual cost as my business necessitates closer residence. R. J. HOLLY tf • Herald Office. f ----------------------- Original of Bam Weller. ' T b s original of 8am Weller was Bam or'Sam uel Vale, who waa well known aa a London comedian who acted In tbs farce called "The'Board­ ing House" and subsequently at Covsn t Oarden theater. Sam Vale waa noted everywhere for tb s Wollorlsms, such as "Come on, aa the man said to his tight boot.” 'T in down on you, t s the extinguisher said to tlio can­ dle." “Where shall we fly, ns the bullet said to the trigger," and "Let •veryone taka care of themselves, as the donkey observed when dancing among the chlckena." Bam Vale died In 1848. Power of Gold. Those who worship gold In a world so corrupt na this we live In have a t leaat one thing to plead In dotons© of their Idolatry—tho power of their Idol. It la true that, like other Idols, It can neither move. aee. hoar, feel nor understand; but, unlike other Idoln, It haa often communicated all these pow­ ers to thoso who had them not, and annihilated them In those who bad. Tills Idol can boaat two peculiarities; It la worshipped In all climates, with­ out a single temple, and by all classes, without a single hypocrite.—Colton. Volcanic Ash for Cement. For tome time a J a p a n e s e company baa been engaged In tho exploitation of the use of volcanic ash In connec­ tion with Portland cement and It la claimed that this combination Is par­ ticularly valuobto In the construction of works which arc submerged In salt water. U <■ claimed that the cement thus formed possesses greater ten­ sile strength, and Is denser than or­ dinary Portland cement. It Is thought that should this Industry prosper It might well be extended to the Philip­ pines. where s great deal of volcanic ash Is available ALL Freeholders in districts 3, 4, 20 and 25 are REQUESTED and urged to Attend a Thursday Afternoon, June 13th At the City Hall between the hours of 2:00 and 2:30 P. M., to discuss jnaiters * >• of importance connected with the establishing of the Special Road and Bridge District recently passed upon by the Board of County Commissioners. The Election will be held July 13 and those who believe in Progress,. Development and Good Roads should attend this meeting and assist in m aking this latest and greatest project for the betterment of Sail ford a Success. Let everybody come out and be sure and invito all your friends. Sanford Commercial Club «P#c UI ro ad a n d b ride* d U tricf, «aid te rrito ry Ink­ ing d r a t r i M a t follow«, an d thfc p etitio n f a rth e r p ro v id in g aa (ollowa: SA N FO RD LODGES S a n f o r d l o d g e No. 2 7 . 1 O O T Hard to Comer Sheridan. every Monday al 7:30 p m , over Im perial Richard Brinsley Sheridan was vis­ rhMeets e a tra M, M. E van.a N. G iting a t a country house, where a W.S. Baldwin, Rec'y. ■ i venerable spinster bored blm with her Seminole Chapter No. 2,Order Eastern Star attentions. She wanted to bo his Meets every aecond and fourth F rid a y in m onth companion on a walk through tho Every one who h a i teen hla Star In th e Knot are park, but be excused himself, saying cordially invited to yialt the chapter. A ucf 7. Jfpoai|t< Sce’y. the wcatber was too bad. Later Bhe Intercepted blm a» he was about to r O C . Celery City Aerie 1033 Meetings first and third Tueadaya In every m onth leave the house alone. "Well." sho ■aid, "It h a s cleared up. 1 s e e " "Why, Hail in W eltorne Block, third Boor yea," replied Hheridan. " I t h a s cleared R ito r t i li L o d g e No 3. K o f f* up enough for one, but not enough for Maeta aacund and fourth M ondays. Vialtins knlghla alwaya welcome. P. K llutchinaun, C C two." F e lli 8 Frank. K. R and a Say, You! S a p f o r d L e d g e . Ne 6 2 . F. a A. M II. E T olar M ailer: M. W. Lovell. Secre­ tary . Com m unication every Oral a n d th ird T hurid a y i a t 7:30 p. m. V lilting brother» welcome Unite Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join era ef America Sanford Local Union No. 1781, U. B of C, and J of A. m eati every T hursday night a t 7 o'clock the Eagiea' Hail.L l.W.i J. W. U. Singletary preaideni; " Geo. Blackweider K. S. t T 0 P. O. E. S a n f o r d L o d g e 1241 Meet Flrat a n d . T hl/6 W ednesday nig h t, corner F ln t and P a lm e lla W. D. lluLMr*. E. K. j . _______________________ O. L T a t u i . Secretary L O. O. M The Loyal Order of Moose m eet» every rrk l _ evening al 8 .00 P. M. In Eagiea lla ll, Wetborne Block. Albert Selgh, Dictator. R. It Geiger, Secretary. Menroo Chapter Ne 13 R. A M Meeti every aecond nnd fourth T hureday In Maaonic lla ll over Im perial T h ea tre . Visiting com pan ion a welcome. A W. King. High Priest. W .iE, Houiholdcr, Sec'y. 71 * Come to the Salt nreczca. The Bay View HoUlr and T ha Shaitar Snnitorium, Hawks Park, Fla.—open all summer. Ten dollars a week for well people, and Twenty-flvo a week for sick one*. 72-Tuea-tI POW «botti thaï pfintini —— Job you'r« lo b you r e iIn nood of? Ce■»• la aad m s aa sW«t It at yeur flrat opportualty. D eal wnlt astU the very las» ■■■aal hat gl re aa a Uhl* Um . aad weil ahew y»s wkal high grade werk rin. Node« of an B e e tle * to KaUbUah Sporial B ead aad Bridge I Matr i d la O range Co a Sty , Florida, sa d D eterm ine If Coat o f Ike Building o f S ock Baade s a d Bridge* Hkafl ko Paid by l a n e o f Banda to ko r a id by o T ag Upon Ike T u m b le Property Is ^ Said District. v Wkaraaa, a petition w ai presented to Urn board ot rem ite commkwionara of Orange county, Flor­ ida. on urn Tth day of M ay, 1912. aigned by one*: — » fourth of th e rerirtaerd votara of S t r SOrni k U-A t liffr* h i» RkX Inciter dnK-rlUxi, praying th a t they deWra M r s to have nijotran ill and 3 s« miaw | B rood aad Beginning at a point on the \Veklva river on the •«at Tide, ort the lo a n -h ip , Ims iwlereen Town«hlpa 19 and 20. South Range 29 F ast, and running thence r u t along aald townahip Una to the section poet at northanat corner of Section 5 Townahip 20 auuth. Range 30 coat, thence cunning »outh on eaid aortlon lino to tho section poat a t so u th ­ east corner of Section 29, (on south bound­ ary of Section -2H) In T ow n,hlp 20 S outh R ange 30 Feat, thence running r a il to the water* ot U f a Jrawup, thence fallowing the north line of Jh e w aters of aald l a k e Jw tip to tho St. Johna river, thence tallowing th e water* of the St. Johna river on th# couth aide ol aald river to the water» of la k e Monroe, thence following the water« of eaid I e k e Monroe nn thwaoutb aide lhevr«>f. to the water» of the St. Johna river weet ot le k e Monroe, thence (ollowing the south line of u ld St Johna river to ita Junction « Ith the W rklva river, thence (ollowing the caul aide ol the «atera of the W akiva river to the point of beginning. T h a t the description and proposed location of the made and bridgva to be eonatrurted. h a rd surfaead and improved, la aa (ollowa, toawlt: Celery avenue to tho ferry three mil««, road to be eon a lru rtsd ot vitrified brick for a width of »¡ateen feat; Itrardall avenue to Cameron City Ihre« ml lea. road to be corfalriirtrd of vitrified brick for ¡^yvldth of nine fort; Hanford and Orlando road right nitlca. fo b# constructed of vtl/iAci brick for a width of fourteen feet within city limila ol Hanford, and nine (act from aaid limits to Soldier Creek. F irst street went to Sylvan l_akr, five and a half mile«, road to U constructed of vitrified brick for a width ol fourteen feet within th» city limits and a« far wrat aa the old Hlen»lrom place, and from said Htm atrom place to th# range line a t Sylvan la k e for a width of nine feet. From Kin»t street at the old K triutrom place to Monroe Ferry two mile«, road tt> be constructed of vitrified brick for a width of nine fret. Itrardall avt-nue lo'.fjeneva Kitty one mile, road to ha constructed ef vitrified brick for a width of nine frog. T he arpount eetlm alsd aa nerraaary to pay for the construction of lh a roads sot forth Is Two 11 dead of aurh and years per cent per annum from data ol mle, aald.bonds not to be sold or otherw ise disposed of lor laws than faro value. Now, notice b ' hereby given th a t on the I3 lh day of Ju\y, A..!>. 1912, on »lection wUI be held and the same la hereby ordered, by tb s qualified elector» who ore free holders In the above des­ cribed district, to determ ine if the above dtwrrllwd territory aha!) be constituted Into a special road add bridge district ol Orange county, Florida, aa prayed lor by petitioners, and if there shall be constructed within m id ap«dal district, aa above defined, perm anent roads and bridges, aa prayed for, and aa fully described in the petition on file with the board of county cotnmlsri «tiers of m id County, and if Two H undred Thousand 11200.000.00) Dollars shall be raised by the imam and sale of bonds payable th irty y m n after date, with in te r­ est not to sieved a ll par cent per annum from dale of sale of m id bonds, the aald bonds not to be said far lam than faro value; a special u s to be a»*1■>' d and collected upon the property w ithin aaid district and applied aolefy do the paym ent of Interval, and to create a lin k log fund to pay knd discharge m id bonds. T■kwa itmtiwmr fulln^laim PTTOra —--------—— —aW - al ..«• — nrlR* m— irf-------IPTrO*tO age-re of aald election: . F re d a ct No. 8: R. W. D unn, d a rk ; T . 8. D a via, 1C R. W hitten, A. T . Roesetter. Inspectors. F re rin ct No f : A . A. Hlchs, deck; D. If. C . R a­ bun, C. D. Pearson, Iv K elx , Inspectors. Precinct No. lOt A.>L Kjollom, clerk; B. 2. O vrrstre et. J . O. M artin. J . F . Buodril, Inspector«. Precinct No. IS : I c C. MaiareD. Hark; J . I. A n­ derson, Lerov TIMa. W. II. IlnadT Im pw tonb T he sl artfon shall be held a t tho voting pro­ du ct» within tho above daocribod Urrlhwy, Only duly numIMed »Metora who I n free holders shall be an titled to vote a t aaid election. T he sold elec­ tion shall be held In compliance with tho gaoeral laws of tho Mate of Florida. T he Inspectors hold­ ing m id election shall Immediately m alts retu rn s to lb* board of county commissioners after sold elec­ tion ks held according to this call. Dona and ordered in open board, this tho fth day ol June, A. D . 1912. ' M. O. O V ER STR F.8T , ' 1 n nurmin m Boor* ■ f-Ooua ty Uoeamhwèoowi i/f 'O l* C ounty, Florida. _ _ ange County ä ä ä :,sa. :ss u* tvrfeory wkkh it k frupjMd to a n t« four A B. M. ROBINSON, Clark of tho Board of County a • n of Orange County, Florida. II' If You Want R E S u L T % s V T ’O U can tlirm !»y mivcrtiHinv in tni’’ paper. It re.it hrv the best cla.vs of people in t his co m m u n ity . — - U bo th is paj'rr if y o u w a n t som e of t h e i r business. Use This Paper Dr. Lewis " In Hnd" ► Tho Lewis Vegetable Kirhsugr Sanford had nn attarhtiu'iit plu<vl 0,1 their office last week by on«- »•! creditors and Dr. C. E. L*>wia. o*wr *n.l proprietor, haa not made hi* ap|»-aranrr for Beveral dn>-s. Dr. C. E. Lewis came to Sanford *■»end months ago and started th«- I-*'*’1 Vegetable Exchange. H i* «^1 he h tried to interest sovernl in the tirai I1“1 moat seemed a littio shy. a lth o u g h it I» claimed th a t one man did go In a n d Uct a few hundred dollars. Mre. I«ewla i* Enterprise oerow the river mid in * l**tf*‘r she states that »he doc« "not k n o w w here thd doctor ia, and th at ho la just kreian« away because ho cannot face people ' owed." There acema no doubt that h«j owe« many growera and nhlpi>era a* as other creditors. As m a t t e r s now ■tand, ho In regarded by his credilon. as untrustw orthy^ His -intentions nu>' • have been good, oome aay, hut if h*' haa a poor way of «bowing it. —N. Packer. �. H it SANrORD IICRALO H. DIN G EE two games in Orlando, on© in-tW morn ing and on«» in th«» aft«»rnoon. The game« not played uut on account JEWELER of rain will be played oil on the grounds Plumbing and MY SPECIALTIES where the game was c a lle d off on days Gas Fitting to be agreed u|>on liy the respective man­ Pickard's Mnnd-Palnted Chinn Gotham's Sterling Silver agers. Thus the unplayed game of last Rogers’ Plated Wore Thursday was played off on the Orlando All Work Receives My Prrsonol Attention Elgin and Wnlthnm Watch«»* grounds Saturday.— Reporter-Star. and beat efforts .. . fiter rr r'M cL a u U n 'c . Sanford’s New Rail Team By IRWIN M. HOWE, Official 8tatUt!daa of the Anurie. The Sanford ball team has been align­ ed and will piny according to their place« during the rest of the season: Pitchers, Lee and Wallace; catchers, Lowe and Swink; outfield, Swink, Far­ mer, McClure; Culmea first base; Ed­ wards second base; Hondy abort; UritUiin, third base; Chittendon, utility player. These boys can deliver thtegoods and win or lose will no doubt wear Sanford uniforms the remainder of the season, with slight changes made necessary by accident or sickness. All of them arw gentlemanly young fellows who arc hero to play ball and tako tho pennant of the Sandspur League, If possible. There will be three or more games a week play­ ed hero with Orlando and Kissimmee and the Sanford enthusiasts can be assured of plenty of excitement during the next few months. The management —hero should get busy at once and erect more grand stands and arrange to accommo­ date larger crowds in the inclement weuther that is bound to«pccur during the summer months. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Opposite City Hall Phone 23 EXCURSION LIN E Round Trip from Sanford, Fla $3(100 Washington, D. C. $30.00 Baltimore, Mil. $48.50 Chicago, 111 ■—! 3 Ut, 1912. (o other point». $40.00 Philadelphia, Pa. $10.00 New YorkrN. Y. $12.75 St. Louis, Mo. O n u l r daily to Septem ber 30, final limit October Few information on above and other ratea, Pullm an lantic Coast L ina agent or write % reservation, ftc., *ee A t ­ - ' A. W. FRITO T, D. PASS. AGT. >t Bay St. J A C K S O N V I L L E , ELA. Seeds and Poultry Supplies We can supply you for immediate shipment BEGGAR WfED SORGHUM MILLET * _ PEANUTS Most complete line of I'oultry Suj>|>lii»«t (inrdon mill Field Seed* in Florida P O IA IO fS . Bf ANS, GARDEN AND MELD PEAS. AND MELD CORN ■ I,” : : : / , “: . , , e . a . marti n 8« company IK« (MJttl S**»l lli>«M in ll>« ¡>111«, 20G E. Bay St. , Jacksonville, Fla. W. J . T H IG P E N & COM PANY AGENTS General Insurance Sa n f or d that ,lln® t h o four wo*t o r n team« were In n fight thnt has had no par«Hoi ,n 1,10 hl",ory oi American li'imio. T h e proverbial b l an k e t would havo eovored Detroit, Cl«*v«»land, Chicago and HI L o i i I k . so closely wero they hunched Each t eam hud only ID <j guinea to piny and ths l e ague flng wnn at atuku on every play. Ed. Wnlah ascended the mound for the vl»ltora and the g r e a t e a t pitching duel In the hlatory of the league began A hit, a double bar rel ed er ror and apass«*!ball gavo Cleveland a r u n In tho third Inning. T h a t was all, but It was enough. The gyr at in g a pe ct er of nervo, c our age and b r a i ns out on tho alab was s et ti ng a now ma rk for rivals to shoot at, waa hol di ng hack n tqam famed for Its courage and run getting ability, n team m a d e d e s p er a t e by tho thought of victory almost within 11« gr asp In thnt altiiatlon Addle J obs was shut t i ng out his most dangeroim opponent« without a hit, without a bas e on balls and, excepting the catcher, without any but t h e simplest aid from his fellow plnyers Inning aftor Inning was reeled off and tin« visitors « e r e sol do wn In order. Wh e n the Immense crowd realised t h n t t h e n> • Ulental run scored In the third round would bring victory If J o s s could only lust, tho c h e er i ng became a s t e ady roar. When the ninth opened nnd no single white-hosed athloto had ye t reached first, t he packed s ta nds became a Medium. White went to ba t for the c at ch er nnd was t h r o wn «tut nt first. Donabuo, another left-hand hlttor, was sent up In place of Tannehl l l and struck out. John Anderson was (he final hope of tho Whltn Box. Tho big fellow tried desperately to break the spell. This was one of t h o two crises In tho game In which tho cool anti smiling Addlo needed a little help and D am o Fortune waa hla aid. Two fierce s m a s h e s w e nt down the left field linos— both foul. Then Bradley picked up a gentle grounder, tossed It to first and ended the Fl ori da JEjvvnl y Adrlan J ot s. MODERN S H O E REPAIR SH O P A L L W O R K D O N E I1Y ELECTRIC MACHINERY Why Don't You Tell Il7 It's a sad yarn soon told, thnt game of yesterday. It has a crimson rain ch«»ck N e t) Dooi tu City R e stitu a n t ending, which presage« a dull dispirited tale. The storea clne«-d on time, the Sanford boys came down, the band marched out, the umpire a<>ok off hi« coat. Hut somewhere a grouch of a weather man wink«»d at the moon, nnd the conspiracy was effectual. At 3:30 tin» li'ama were warming-up LIVERY, F E E D and in n misty atmosphere, on a juicy field, with a slip|»ery ball. But there was gin­ ger in the pluy. A fair crowd filled the grand stand, and automobiles were H ar n e s s and W a g o n s Bl ackaml thi ng and H or s es h oe i ng parked in Hanking wings down both aid«»« of the field. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged heart-breaking suspense. The game that lasted two-thirds of an Josa had won hla g r e at e s t bnttlo, hnd completed a feat n e v e r singe inning gave promise of a lively cont«»t, H E A V Y H A U L I N G AND C O N T R A C T I N G equaled, and achieved a famo which will last w h e n hla o t h e r de ed s have with a sharp pencil and a long tally sheet h««n forgotten. to keep trnck of the runs and hits. Nino (Copyright, 1312, by Joatph II. Dowles.) of the Sanfonl men faerd tho Ortando battery the first half. Tho hall, being slippery, it was a case of hit and run and games made public today by the local Pnl Ono Over On Sanford slip and fall. baso hall committee: The skies held back their Bobs long Today the Orlando team, enhanced by Thursday, 6th —Orlando. enough Saturday afternoon for Orlando the presence of "Doc” Wilaon, will go to Friday, 7th —Sanford. to put a one-to-nothlng defeat In the San­ Sanford to try again, and tomorrow af­ Tuesday, 11th—Orlando. ford craw in one of tho speediest and moot ternoon y«»terday’s contesyt will be Wednesday. 12th—Sanford. interesting games over seen here. played off ’if—.-R eporter-Star. Thursday, 13th—Sanford. S H IP P E R S OF The chrwd was somowhat slim, but Postmortem Examination Friday, 14th-O rlando. those fans who had faith in the tryst of It is a fortunate wife whoee husband Tuesday, 18th—Sanford. the ".weather m anw hooped a plenty. not only knows more than ahe doe«, but Thursday, 20th—Orlando. The one tally th at fetched tho victory has the grace to enlighten her ignorance Friday, 2 U t—Sanford. came iq the third ihnlng, when Vuiden, without putting on airs. Tuesday, 26th —Orlando. and who twirled for tho locals, got to Arst on “ I sec that a post-mortem examination Thursday, 27th—Sanford. an error. Doc Wilaon took the bag to is often made in murder cases. What Friday, 28th—Orlando. run for Valden, and promptly stole sec­ does a post-mortem examination meanTV ond. Bennett, spirited youngster, came The games will continue during July asked a Sanford wife of her better half. to b at and put a neat one over the sec­ and August in tho same order, playing “ A poeb-mortem examination, my ond baseman's head, and Doc came home one Thursday In Orlando and the next dear, is intended to allow the victim to Despite the wet grounds, only two er­ in Sanford. state, verbally, his own testimony Ths weeks that Orlando Iioj the Thurs­ against his assailant, and is taken down ror* were made, one by each team. Each day’s game« there will bo game« on Tues­ in writing." team made four hits. ____________________ ^‘Thanks, darling, you won't iqok — Vafden and Bcardall - composed the d a y and Friday in Sinfófd and thè ré-' SANFORD, .FLORIDA local. battery, and Wallace and Lowe verae when Sanford has the Thusrday down on me, »111 you, because I haven't game. 1 * * your education?” war* in for this visitors. Following Is the schedule of summer On T hunday, July 4th, there will b« He said be wouldn't Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents �... 4 Chicken* For The Ladle« Chicken raising for profit or pleasure or both could be taken up by more ladies In Sanford. The greatest difficulty in this d ty seems to be lack of space, al­ though by the system of dosed coops but very little apacs la required. Chick­ ens In Florida are very profitable and according to poultry authorities the price of chickens and eggs this year erill reach the record mark on account of the scarcity of young chickens In the north. From the Pensacola Journal we take the following, which shows th at the women of th at town are going to week to raise their own chickens, thereby giv­ ing themselves something to do which is both profitable end pleasant: “There la a surprising number of wom­ en In Pensacola who have developed into chicken fanciers during the past year or two, the very absorbing and profitable business being the attractive bobby of some charming sanely-ordered women, who know and love the advantage of daily contact with living and growing - —f ... »_ "A man who wka too economical to subscribe for a paper sent his little boy to borrow the copy taken by his neighTSSrr“ lii his haste the boy ran over a $4 stand of beee and in ten minutes look­ ed like a warty summer squash. Hia father ran to hia .assistance, and failed to notice a barbed wire fence, ran into th at, culling a" handful uf fl«sli from hia anatomy and raining a $4 pair of panta. The old co* took advantage of the gap in the fence and got In the cornfield and killed terseli eating green corn. Hear­ ing a racket, the wife ran out, upset a four gallon churn full of rich cream into a baaket of Uttls chickens, drowning the entire hatch. In her haste ahe dropped a aet of $26 false teeth. The !>aby hav­ ing been alone, crawled through the spilled milk and into the parlor, ruining a brand new $20 carpet. During tbs excitement the oldest daughter ran away ttllB p . . with the hired man, the dog broke up “There Is always so much th a t is new eleven setting tens and t t e calves got to be learned about the wee biddies and out and chewed t te tails off four fine their sturdy elders; such s lot of actus] steep. science to be mastered If the chicks are •ts-tAs time to subscribe. * to attain the actual perfection ery chick lover hopes for, that there la no excuse for any woman to lose interest in 8lmpU Wedding Ceremony. herself and life Vith such an opportunity In Borneo the bride and bridegroom at hand. ■it on metal logs before the priest, “Indeed, there are several 'backyard who gtvee them cigars and betel while chicken farms’ in the d ty that are quite be blesses them. He wives above tbem two fowls bound together. Tho pretentious in themselves." .e , ^ • - * . | • * % »r**.,' . ■ ... . bridegroom then places the betel in ■' »« Revs' you tried the Sirrine House! 4th hia bride’s mouth and a cigar between and Palmetto. 1/ not get a meal ticket her lips.' They are married. JOHN | l & . ___ B. STETSON UNIVERSITY LINCOLN HULLEY. PK. D.. Lki. D . LL. D . P.rWdtm T H E BEST SCHOOL Bend Them io Sietsort. ( o ll« « v ol I .lib ra i A rt* ol U w C o llr g * o f T e ch n o lo g y C o llrfw o l Huabnee |‘rw p«r*tor7 A rs ilr m y N orn a ! S ch ool S ch o o l o l M e rh a n lc A rt* B rh ool o l M o ilr S ch o o l o l F in e A rt* 11,000.004 n o Endowm ent >1.000 V otum w In lib ra ry tto .0 0 0 p ip . O rgan 10 Lartw La b o n t o n « lor SrWnrw U n w p .l i « ) Ownara) E quipm ent H«»aaU l ) w . l w W . 1 « , « » , n w and «4 w»««m. C'arWal » dm U l.tr.IW « and Ih .rM |k anpcrVUWa. CkrU tU a and a»t acctartan IM th la f. Pa. r a u k |> a . .U n a , lac U T ofm atU a, U N IV E R S ITY . D E I.A N I), F L O R ID A Skin Troubles Grow In Hot Weather p e r s p ir a t io n c a u s e s r a s h ­ e s , h ir e s , b lo tc h e s, p im p le s a n d p ric k ly h a s t, o fte n th e b e g in n in g o f s e r io n s a k in tro u b le « . T o w a s h a w a y th e p o is o n e n tir e ly a p p ly th e s im p le s o lu tio n D. D. V. P re s c rip tio n , th e fa m o u s Specific fo r E c ia m a . K or t&c w* c a n g lr « y o u e n o u g h to p ro v e t h a t th e v e ry D rat 0 More Goods For Same Money, Same Goods For Less The above is rather a broad assertion, nevertheless we say it, and /say it loud. W ejjive you more goods for less money than can possibly be had 'elsewhere . Then, Why Not the Special Sales Store , • Pali Term Begins Sept. 25 28 A ct* 1 'i m p u i 404 S tu d e n t, l a s t Year Poisonous * FOR YOUR CHILDREN 44 Prof— nr. and In stru c to r. IT U n lrm itjr B u lld liip JO H N * "¿ "^ S T E T S O N ‘•V. c ' J j . The Wamego Reporter perpetrates the following, and if if Isn’t true, of course It ought to be: d ro p s s o o th s e n d h e a l th e inflamed a k in as n o th in g e ls e can. W e v o u c h f o r th e w o n d e rfu l p ro p ­ e r t ie s o f D. D. D.. f o r w e k n o w t h a t It b r in g s I n s t a n t r e lie f f o r a ll k in d s o f s k in tr o u b le — y ea If th e firs t r e g u l a r b o t t l e d o e s n o t p ro v e th i s b e y o n d q u e s ­ tio n It w ill n o t c o s t y o u a c e n t { le t­ te r a sk u s a b o u t D. D D. to d a y . L. R. PHILLIPS & CO., Druggists MONEY-SAVING TALK FOR THE WEEK SHO ES A ll leathers, in tan or black, good range of sizes, values up to $4.00, for Men, Women and Children Special per pair. ; $1.98 M EN ’S In Felt or Straw, Newest Block, Half price H A TS j ^¡’qo H* TS N?‘W $ 98 ( 3.00 4.00 1.48 1.98 TO W E L S Full size Huck Towel, the kind that is So Id 10 cents , each, some times 3 for 25c. Our price each New Goods! New Prices! 5c CO U N TER 5c Calicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Chambrays, Etc. values at 8 and 10c per yard. Our store is elegantly fitted and furnished and our stock new, fresh and of the best quality. It consists of !f ’ tf PURE DRUGS CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDI CINES, FANCY GOODS, TOILET AR­ TICLES, PERFUMERY. ~ Sales price M EN’S P A N TS A ll-W ool, Made Full and in best j e l Styles, Great . i_i t r d • n a n rrice • • . * p a n ts now s io o . ( 6.oo • • • “ “ “ “ * ¿50 2.50 3 .oo Men’s Bine Serge Pants, Regular $5 value, now 2.98 BOYS* S U ITS THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET Made of Best Wool Material, and ( *2.50 SUITS NOW $j;2| ■ WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE------ C B P T 9 .— CALL AND 8KE U S.---------------- — ■ ' ' - Your patronage is always appreciated, no m atter how small your purchases, and you may rest assur­ ed it will be our constant aim to sell you the best - goods th a t’can be obtained, a t reasonable prices. Sanford, Fla. r i A A lM H t r -T I the newest styles. Half Price 3.50 4.00 7.50 2.00 3.75 �T Tue»day and Om F r id a y THE SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN SANFORD— Lih it Worth Living •1 S A N F O R D , FLORID A. F R ID A Y , J U N I 14, I S I S NEWS Of THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources HAPPENINGS D IK IN G THE WEEK ■*—*■■ ■■ Iters tb s Reader» Will rind a Brlcl Histories! S p rin t He wins f o r H urried Readers /Startling charge* of intrigue against Major General Leonard W. Wood, chief of staff of the Army, begun by the lata Senator Marcus A. Hanna and kept alive by his friends, were only part of the adoption by the House today of the Army appropriation bill conference report. Eight delegate* for Colonel Roose­ velt and eighteen for President Taft marked the day’s gains of the two chief rivals for the Républicain presidential nomination from the decision of contest rases the committee settled disputes between rival Roosevelt factions in two districts of $orth Carolina, thus clearii\£ the; Colonel’s title jjo vote* from those sections. .: . «. .1 General Montcagudo, the Cuban com­ mander in chief, reports to the Govern­ ment that a column under Colonel Valientè has defeated the forces of G«*nrralaT ^enoz and Ivonet, at Jarahueca. killing many of the rebels. The Havana evening papers announce this ils a great government victory, stating that the rebels were routed and lost many hundreds of tnen and that it means a crushing blow to the Insurrection. w Wesley Edwarrds, a member of the Allen clan, which raided the court house at 11ills ville. Va., on March 11 and as­ sassinated the judge, the proœcutor and the sheriff of the county, besides killing and wounding a number of others, was arrested this afternoon liy Chief of F\v lice A. D. Bettit, of Clay City, forty miles east of Lexington, if the lielief of authorities of that place u correct. Charging that President Taft has mis­ used the $25,000 traveling fund voted yearly by Congress, Chairman Fitxgeruld of the House Appropriations Com­ mittee, today bitterly attacked the President during consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill. He detieclared the President, on his recent Western trip, had mulched the news­ paper and secret service men In spite of protesta, to l>oUter his depleted funds. NEW TURN OK COMMITTEE Humors That Taft and Roosevelt Will Make lip. Chicago, June 13.—The “ Missouri compromise’’ decision and the quick­ ly following and entirely unex|>ected adjournment of the Republican com­ mittee this afternoon brought about a situation full of uncertainty ami con­ flicting rumors, which Lasted throughout the evening and refused to crystalize into any definite form. Explanations traversed a long and varied scale, all the way from the statement that the compromise ami sudden adjournment presaged n gen­ eral getting together of the Taft and Kooeevelt faction*, to the naivo the­ ory th at it was to give the convention carpenter« a chance to finish their sawing and hammering in the neigh­ borhood of the eohimlttee room. The explanation which best fits the various known facte la that the Tap. supporter« were glad to take advan­ tage of the three or four, hours of time saved by the compromise on the Miss­ ouri cases to take account of stock and prepare for the struggle expected over the Texas and the Washington conic*pa. B*o*erelt Force* Elated Roosevelt supporters professed, to be greetiy elated over the seating of thefr delegation 'a t large from Mi»sourir and aawrted th at the outcome in the whole. Missouri business ex­ ceeded their most sanguine hopes. ,Th* T aft people, on the other hand, seemed to take the outcome compla­ cently, and abated none of their claims on that account. Negro Fireman Killed W. M. Sweet, the colored fireman on passenger train No. 27, was run over by his own engine Wednesday morning, just before the train pulled out of the pas­ senger station for Tampu, and received injurie* from which he died. One of his legs was severely mangled, being almost severed from the negro's body. Sur­ geons were soon on the scene, and had the negro removed to Dr. Love’s office where the mangled limb was to have been amputated, however death relieved the man’s sufferings before the operation could be performed. It appear« that the engine of the paspassenger train was disconnected from tho remainder of the train, and the cars were being shifted back and forth on the track by the switch engine. fWithout «poising any one of his intention, Sweet went under the disconnected engine to oil some (»arts, and not knowing he was there the train was coupled up to the engine and Sweet was crushed under the wheels, the engine having moved about six feet before the train could be stopped. Sweet's home is at Orlando and he was known in Sanford, where he stopped on the regular run. Will Go Urukc This Week * The St. Petersburg Independent gives its paper away on days that the sun don’t shine, and yesterday it had the following to say: "The Independent is a free paper to­ day. Don’t pay the newsl>oyii, carriers or anyone else for a copy. It is given away, absolutely* free to everybody, be­ cause the sun has not shone upon the city today, up to the hour of going to press. Several friends have called at the office to say that the surf peeped out from la-hind the clouds for a few min­ utes early this morning. But if it did. it was (or such a short time that The In­ dependent feels justified in giving away nnother pa|*-r today. This is the eleventh time the paliers have been given a*ay under The Inde­ pendent's Sunshine Offer, although the offer has stood continuously for more than twenty-one months and through ail sea­ sons of the year. "The Independent's Sunshine Offer is that it will give uway it* entire circu­ lation, with Ilumináis of extra copies printed to meet the demands of every­ body, upon every afternoon when the sun has not shone upon St. Petersburg up to the hour of going to prum. And it has Im-cii called upon to ‘make good’ eleven tunes in twenty-one months certainly a fine record for the Sunshine Copies of The Independent are being given away Ins- on the streets and at the office to every one who usks for one. For the regular subscriben u record is kept and as soon as we have had six sunshineleas days each subscriber*! créditas ad­ vanced one week. Fach subscriber was créditai with u week’s subscription sev­ eral mont Its ago. one more day without sunshine and each will be credited with a another week." Allen Harkejr A very quiet wedding and one th at uai quite a surprise to their many friends was that of Eva Allen and Lu­ ther Harkey, who were married at 8 o’clock Wedneaday evening, May 1C. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.-Allen. The groom is a (Mipular young man of Matthews, North Carolina. The bride wore a lovely embroidered dr«®, with slipper* to match and carried a bouquet of white oleanders. The groom wore a becoming suit of blue. The following Sunday they left on their bridal tour. They fust visited Mr. Harkey’a parents in North Carolina for several days, then to Chicago, III.; Kan­ sas, Colorado, Texas, California and a number of other points of interest in the United States and Canada. Mr. and Mr». Harkey expect to be gone three months. The bride’s traveling suit was of blue corduroy? with Fat and gloves to match. Mr. and Mrs. Harkey expect to make their home in Lakeland, Fla., after Sept. 1st, where Mr. Harkey has a position as engineer with the Atlantic Coast Line. Their many friends wish them happiand prosperity. •ueoaaaful Man's Polley. Satisfied It Wee a Good Hand. have triad to make all my acta and "You was a big loser when de game im erdal moves the reault of defibroke up, wa«n’t you?" “Yea. Dat’a f consideration and sound Judgwhy It broke up.” "Was It a good >L There were never any great band dat «ron de laat pot?" "It abore Inrea or rl-ika. I practiced honest, was. When It landed It felt liko it «■growing business methods, and mua’ o’ welgbed » ton.’’—Washington d to back them .with energy and st#r. i aystam.—Marshall Field. « NOW FOR BRICK ROADS Enthusiastic Meeting Held By Citizens of Sanford CAMPAIGN TO BE MADE AT ONCE The M a tte r of Bonds for Brick Roads In District Will b « Th o r­ oughly Explained Pursuant to a call from the Commer­ cial Club yesterday afternoon a repre­ sentative crowd of dtizena of the new road district met at the city hall and be­ ing called to order by President Lake the object of the call waa explained and the necessity urged of every dtixen work­ ing for the passage of the bonds at the special election to be held on the 13th of July. The following campaign comTllttec was elected: A. T.' Roasctter, D. L. Thrasher, P. M ' Elder. W. N. Lcfllcr, Forrest Lá\e, T. K Bates, G. W. Spencer. The following committee was appoint­ ed to solicit the funds for the campaign: W. T. Field. L. P. McCuller and It. J Holly. A map showing the new road district and the sections reached by the brick roads will be made at once and literature explaining the bond issue fully will be printed and sent out at once fully ac­ quainting each one and every one who is qualified to vote the exact status of the !>ond election. The time is short and the various committees have alalreaiiv gone to work to make a thor­ ough campaign for the brick roads and f the tax payers vote as they' talk the bond, issue will go through with a lurge majority in favor of this great improve­ ment. Sanford has been made a hjmviu! road district and the bond issue will be s;a*nt for brick roads in this district only. Said brick roads being the only coat for the next half century, as the brick roads are ulmoat indestructible and have been proved by the city of Sanford to be the beast investment that could be made. Vélum* IV Ironclad Theatre Rulca Memphis, Tenn.. June 13—Rules gov­ erning picture shows of a most stringent character have been promulgated by the d ty board of censor« and all theatre managers notified that a breach of these rules will mean tho abolition of vaude­ ville in their amusement resorts.. The regulations are now posted on the stages of tho different theaters. The rules follow: No actress shall wear a skirt shorter than four inches below the knee and no vulgar or suggestive costume of any kind will be permitted. No amateur night and no prize danc­ ing or kindred evento. The general pubjic must not be per­ m itted Ion the stage or around tho dress­ ing rooms. No suggestive situations or language and no profanity. No frequenting of alleys by perform­ ers or visitors. No lady minstrels. Theaters shall have sufficient light to enable one to distinguish the feature* of those five feet distant. ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E SS An Epitome of the W eek'» Moat Im ­ portant Mappenlnis In the State's Domain. Miami has been assured of a freight transportation lino between that port and Jacksonville «rithln the next sixty days. Tho Pharmaceutical Aaaodation of the State of Florida la holding its annual convention in St. August!no this week. About 200 delegates are present. Frank Murray, 50 years old, a farmer Ijving near Ocoee, committed suicide Tueeday in his home with a shotgun. Ho la said to havo been out of hla right mind for some days. The Manatee county board of publio instruction is going to build aix new school houses this summer. One of tho new buildings will be for the high school at Manatee. This will be a largo «true* ' ture two stories high and well equipped. . Tampa expect* to invite the Florida Print» Awtodalion to hold it* 1913 meet­ ing In that city. A trip to Panama is one of the features attendant upon tho proponed meeting, and if 100 persons can i»e secured for this ten-day outing it may In* had at a very low rate. H onda’» Memorial to the Men of tho Confederacy who took part in the cam­ paign above the cloud* at Lookout Moun tain, Tenn., will be unveiled In C hatta­ nooga Park next May. The monumenj will coot $16,000 .this monument hav­ ing been appropriated by the statu. Mi*a Clem Hampton, director and manager of the National Educational Aaaociation of the United State«, has istued a very neat folder containing infor­ mation relative to rule*, etc., to Chicago for the National Educational Association which will be held July 6 to 12 in that city. The local committees of Chicago have provided many social feature* for the entertainment of those attejuling the convention. Who Do You Suppose It Was? St. Peter was aroused by a knocking on the gate of heaven and upon inquir­ ing who it was without received tho reply, ‘George Washington.’ “ What have you dono to merit heaven?" asked the Saint. ” 1 helped to establish a great nation,” was the modest rejoinder, whereupon the father of his country was invited to en­ ter. A few decade* after a tall, endaverou* Individual presented himself at the pearly gate* and requested admission. “ Who are you?” asked St. Peter. ” 1 ain Abraham Lincoln,” was the reply. Of course the great emancipator was assigned one of the high Mats in heaven. After the passage of a few more dneades there came a terrific hammering upon the golden gate ami St. Peter in m uch trepidation hastened to ascertain the cause of the racket. Looking timid ly out. he saw u pompous looking Indi­ TIRED OF LIFE vidual brandishing a big stick. “ Who are you?” asked St. Peter trem­ Man (ultimila Suicide By ( arbollc ulously. Acid Route “ Ngne of your business who I am,” Tired of life that did not seem worth came the tart reply; just tell God I'm Today Is Mag Day living because of financial reverses and here.” —Exchange. Friday ,the 14th of June, which will bo hud heuith, S. W. Sidebin'der committed Mug Day, will be observed with appro­ suicide on Wednesday afternoon by Cuba Don't Need Ua priate exercise* in many place* through­ Havana, June 13.—The secretary of out the dominion of the Stars nnd Stripe*. drinking a bottle of carbolic acid. He resided on the Hudson place west of the interior bureau stuted todny that the Tin* occasion will !»e one of signifi­ town and had Ih-ch living then- with his pro|H»ition to send Major General Wood cance to the patriotic, marking the anni­ wife for the past winter. He was known or Brigadier General Crowder on a mis­ versary of the adoption by Congress of to the |teopie of this city through busi­ sion, to Cuba would 1h<regarded with dis­ tiie United Staten flug in its present de­ ness relations and while apparently in favor by tho Cuban government if they sign. poor health did not seem despondent. they came with authotiry to arrange The first colonial flag was hoisted by Yesterday before his wife was aware of terms of settlement between the govern­ George Washington at Cambridge, but his intentions he called her to him and ment and the insurgents. this bore a similarity to tho English eninformed her that he had just drank sign, in tiiat it had in its corners the , More Aviators Killed carbolic acid and kneeling down on the crotuttw of St. George and St. Andrew. College Park, Md., June 12. Lieut. There were thirteen stripe*."hut the*« floor to pray, before she could summon medical aid he bud expired. No cause Leighton, W. Hazclhurst, Eighteenth In were |>er|>endicularly arranged, instead ran l>e assigned to the rash deed of Mr. fantry, U. S. A., of Macon, Ga.. and A. I. of horixontal, as at present. Side hinder other thun that he had l»vn Welsh, of Washington, were killed here at When Vermont and Kentucky were in |>oor health and hud met with busi­ 6:10 o'clock Tuesday night, when a new admitted to tbo Union two more of ness reverses. But little is known of the aeroplane of the Wright type in which the*e perpendicular stripe* were added. couple here except that they came to they were flying fell to the ground at the In 1818 Congreae passed an act, which Florida for a change of climate and de­ army nviation field and waws wrecked. limited the stripe* to thirteen and pro­ Lieut. Haxelhurat and Welsh had just vided for stir* to represent the states, cided to purchase a farm and reside here started on their trip. Death to both was In the spare before occupied by tho The remains of the unfortunate man instantaneous. The machine was • (Tome* of St. Andrew and St. George. were shipped to Bellfontaine, Ohio, his Tcnnrewee, tho sixteenth state admit­ old home. The sympathy of every one wrecked. Welsh was flying the machine and Lieut. Hazelhurst was with him as a ted into the Union, never had a stripe in is extended to the bereaved wife. passenger. They hnd ascended n dis­ the flag, as the nu.ber had been cut down Child Drowned In Well tance of about 200 feet when they dipped to thirteen and limited before her »'’.mis­ Miami, June 13.—Bandoli Alden, live to come down again and go up again. sion. year old son, and youngest child of Mr. When thirty feet from the ground and and Mrs. A. L*e Allen, of Allnpattah. going a t a speed estimated by eyo witA Hippy Editor was drowned yesterday afternoon in n nesses at between fifty and sixty mile* Our people are all happy once more, well near the Allen home, while playing an hour, the machine collapeed and cainc I Tho primary is over and we loet and won, trt «r t it AApparently rtnn e n n t l u tk * uweight a ImIi I itf kn * . 1.1 I 1 with his sisters and other children. to sm earth. the of ithe and■ now we thave ibuckled down andJ gone The well is used by Mr. Allen for irri­ engine and the two aviators caused the to work in earnest. Wo are shipping gating purposes, and while the other collapse. The machine struck .the spuds, and they are bringing * good children were walking over a plank laid ground with terrific force and both men price; a few tomatoes, and they are doing across the top, the little boy attempted were instantly killed. well; having plenty of rain to make them to do what he had seen the other children grow. The future pro*pecta for a bum­ Turning Red White do. When about half way across the per orange crop were never better. Two Boy* and girls, can you turn red into or three farms »old to new folks, or a t plank he fell, and before he could be res­ cued, we* drownedi--------------------------- wWtr? Mr. Waldron «111 tell you how least land to make farm*. None of our it is done in his sermon next Sunday improved farms aro for aalo unless the morning. This is the first of a series of chap is getting too old to work and wanU Congressman Killed by Train sermons to the childredn, and parents are to retire. New hardware and furniture Representative Robert C. Wlckiffe of invited to come and sit with their chil- store just opened up and plans being Louisiana was run down and killed at fren. This first talk is an object sermon. made for two or three more brick block* Washington last Tuesday by a Southern Come and see how it is done. which will be occupied at once when Railroad passenger train as he was cross­ built, engineer at work on tho big drain­ ing the tracks in Potomac park. At Icy. age canals In Black Hammock; new road first it was not known how the accident "Ye*,” said Mlsa Back bay, “Emer­ happened, aa WickIMTe was alone, but son appeals to ua women of Boston; to Sanfbrd being pushed by county camp; later the engineer of the Southern train although he ban passed beyond, we health of the community never better; told of the circumstance*. He said that alsraya keep him In our hearts, yon our merchant* don’t know that it i* the when he noticed WlckHffe step out ¡upon know." "You don’t s ir ? ” Replied Mia* dull reason; and humy other thing* too numerous to mention. ( ome and the track he had not sufficient time in Kncne of Chicago. ”1 wonder bow which to atop his train, which was going feela to b* kept In cold storage lik# ua. The latch string hang* on the out­ ride.—Oviedo Advance. at a high rate of speed. u»A*r . ‘S3 • • *a A à 1. , . - . - ■I - , . ti c . m . I , _U ¿¿fe* ä R f iR B H wmmmm —T * LULL .. ce» : ' ’ìv *£gm . � 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 11, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 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 11, 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/13dff1a7187ef9f9b0ec2f8360101325.pdf 6b2220557f6e6f3a803dcea39574de26 PDF Text Text ... 4 - —f ... »_ Chicken* For The Ladle« ‘ •V. c ' J j . Chicken raising for profit or pleasure or both could be taken up by more ladies In Sanford. The greatest difficulty in this d ty seems to be lack of space, al­ though by the system of dosed coops but very little apacs la required. Chick­ ens In Florida are very profitable and according to poultry authorities the price of chickens and eggs this year erill reach the record mark on account of the scarcity of young chickens In the north. From the Pensacola Journal we take the following, which shows th at the women of that town are going to week to raise their own chickens, thereby giv­ ing themselves something to do which is both profitable end pleasant: “There la a surprising number of wom­ en In Pensacola who have developed into chicken fanciers during the past year or two, the very absorbing and profitable business being the attractive bobby of some charming sanely-ordered women, who know and love the advantage of daily contact with living and growing ttllB p . . “There Is always so much th at is new to be learned about the wee biddies and their sturdy elders; such s lot of actus] science to be mastered If the chicks are to attain the actual perfection ery chick lover hopes for, that there la no excuse for any woman to lose interest in herself and life Vith such an opportunity at hand. “Indeed, there are several 'backyard chicken farms’ in the d ty that are quite pretentious in themselves." The Wamego Reporter perpetrates the following, and if if Isn’t true, of course It ought to be: "A man who wka too economical to subscribe for a paper sent his little boy to borrow the copy taken by his neighTSSrr“ lii his haste the boy ran over a $4 stand of beee and in ten minutes look­ ed like a warty summer squash. Hia father ran to hia .assistance, and failed to notice a barbed wire fence, ran into th at, culling a" handful uf fl«sli from hia anatomy and raining a $4 pair of panta. The old c o * took advantage of the gap in the fence and got In the cornfield and killed terseli eating green corn. Hear­ ing a racket, the wife ran out, upset a four gallon churn full of rich cream into a baaket of Uttls chickens, drowning the entire hatch. In her haste ahe dropped a aet of $26 false teeth. The !>aby hav­ ing been alone, crawled through the spilled milk and into the parlor, ruining a brand new $20 carpet. During tb s excitement the oldest daughter ran away with the hired man, the dog broke up eleven setting tens and t t e calves got out and chewed t t e tails off four fine steep. 8lmpU Wedding Ceremony. In Borneo the bride and bridegroom ■it on metal logs before the priest, who gtvee them cigars and betel while be blesses them. He w ives above tbem two fowls bound together. Tho •- * . | • . ... . bridegroom then places the betel in .e , ^ * % »r**.,' ■ ■' »« Revs' you tried the Sirrine House! 4th hia bride’s mouth and a cigar between and Palmetto. 1/ not get a meal ticket her lips.' They are married. JOHN | l & . ____ B. STETSO N UNIVERSITY LINCOLN HULLEY. PK. D.. Lki. D . LL. D . P.rWdtm T H E B E S T SCHOOL Bend Them io Sietsort. 0 More Goods For Same Money, Same Goods For say it, and /say it loud. W ejjive you more goods for less money than can possibly be had 'elsewhere . Then, Why Not the Special Sales Store , • Pali Term Begins Sept. 25 U N IV E R S IT Y . D E I .A N I ) , F L O R ID A MONEY-SAVING TALK FOR THE WEEK SHOES A ll leathers, in tan or black, good range of sizes, values up $1.98 to $4.00, for Men, Women and Children Skin Troubles Grow In Hot Weather Poisonous perspiration cau ses ra sh ­ es, h ires, blotches, pimples and prickly hast, often the beginning of serions akin trouble«. To wash aw ay the poison entirely apply the simple solution D. D. V . Prescription, the fam ous Specific for E ciam a. Kor t&c w* can g lr« you enough to prove th at the very Drat drops sooths end heal the inflamed akin a s nothing else can. We vouch for the wonderful prop­ erties of D. D. D.. for we know th at It brings In stan t relief for all kinds of skin trouble— yea If the first regu lar b o t t l e does not prove this beyond ques­ tion It will not co st you a cent {le t­ ter ask us about D. D D. today. L . R. P H IL L IP S & C O ., D ru g g is ts Special per pair. ; M EN ’S HATS In Felt or Straw, Newest Block, Half price j ^¡’qo H* TS N?‘W $ 98 ( 3.00 4.00 1 .4 8 1 .9 8 TOW ELS Full size Huck Towel, the kind that is So Id 10 cents , each, some times 3 for 25c. New Goods! New Prices! 5c Our price each COUNTER 5c Calicos, Lawns, Ginghams, Chambrays, Etc. values at 8 and 10c per yard. Our store is elegantly fitted and furnished and our stock new, fresh and of the best quality. It consists of !f ’ tf Less The above is rather a broad assertion, nevertheless we FOR YO U R CH ILDREN ( o ll« « v ol I .lib ra i A rt* 44 P ro f— nr. and In s tr u c to r . ol U w IT U n l r m i t jr B u lld liip C o llr g * o f T e ch n o lo g y 2 8 A ct* 1 'im p u i C o llrfw o l Huabnee 404 S tu d e n t, l a s t Y ea r |‘rw p«r*tor7 A rs ilr m y 1 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 4 n o Endow m ent N orn a ! S ch ool > 1.000 V otu m w In l i b r a r y S ch o o l o l M e rh a n lc A rt* t t o .000 p i p . O rgan B rh ool o l M o ilr 10 Lartw L a b o n t o n « lor SrWnrw S ch o o l o l F in e A rt* U n w p . l i « ) Ownara) E q u ip m e n t H «»aaU l ) w . l w W . 1« , « » , n w and « 4 w »««m . C'arW al » d m U l.tr .IW « and I h .r M | k anpcrVUWa. C k rU tU a and a»t acctartan I M t h l a f . P a . r a u k | > a . . U n a , lac U T o fm a tU a , JO H N *"¿ "^ S T E T S O N * •ts-tAs time to subscribe. * PURE DRUGS CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDI CINES, FANCY GOODS, TOILET AR­ TICLES, PERFUMERY. ~ M EN’S Sales price e l i_i tr d • n an rrice • • . PANTS A ll-W ool, Made Full and in best j Styles, Great * . pan ts now s io o . ( 6.oo • • • “ “ “ “ * ¿50 2.50 3 .oo Men’s Bine Serge Pants, Regular $5 value, now 2.98 BOYS* THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET SUITS Made of Best Wool Material, and ( *2.50 SUITS NOW $ j;2| ■ ■ WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE------ C B P T 9 .— CALL AND 8KE 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. Sanford, Fla. r i A A lM H t r -T I the newest styles. Half Price 3.50 4.00 7.50 2.00 3.75 �T Tue»day and Om F r id a y THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — L i h it •1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , J U N I 14, I S I S NEWS O f THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources HAPPENINGS D IK IN G THE WEEK ■*—*■■ ■■ Ite rs tb s Reader» Will rind a B rlcl H istories! S p rin t H e wins f o r Hurried Readers /Startling charge* of intrigue against Major General Leonard W. Wood, chief of staff of the Army, begun by the lata Senator Marcus A. Hanna and kept alive by his friends, were only part of the adoption by the House today of the Army appropriation bill conference report. Eight delegate* for Colonel Roose­ velt and eighteen for President Taft marked the day’s gains of the two chief rivals for the Républicain presidential nomination from the decision of contest rases the committee settled disputes between rival Roosevelt factions in two districts of $orth Carolina, thus clearii\£ the; Colonel’s t i t l e jjo vote* from those sections. . : . « W orth L iv in g . Negro Fireman Killed W. M. Sweet, the colored fireman on passenger train No. 27, was run over by his own engine Wednesday morning, just before the train pulled out of the pas­ senger station for Tampu, and received injurie* from which he died. One of his legs was severely mangled, being almost severed from the negro's body. Sur­ geons were soon on the scene, and had the negro removed to Dr. Love’s office where the mangled limb was to have been amputated, however death relieved the man’s sufferings before the operation could be performed. It appear« that the engine of the paspassenger train was disconnected from tho remainder of the train, and the cars were being shifted back and forth on the track by the switch engine. f Without «poising any one of his intention, Sweet went under the disconnected engine to oil some (»arts, and not knowing he was there the train was coupled up to the engine and Sweet was crushed under the wheels, the engine having moved about six feet before the train could be stopped. Sweet's home is at Orlando and he was known in Sanford, where he stopped on the regular run. .1 General Montcagudo, the Cuban com­ mander in chief, reports to the Govern­ ment that a column under Colonel Valientè has defeated the forces of G«*nrralaT ^ en oz and Ivonet, at Jarahueca. killing many of the rebels. The Havana evening papers announce this ils a great government victory, stating that the rebels were routed and lost many hundreds of tnen and that it means a crushing blow to the Insurrection. w Wesley Edwarrds, a member of the Allen clan, which raided the court house at 11ills ville. Va., on March 11 and as­ sassinated the judge, the proœcutor and the sheriff of the county, besides killing and wounding a number of others, was arrested this afternoon liy Chief of F\v lice A. D. Bettit, of C lay City, forty miles east of Lexington, if the lielief of authorities of that place u correct. Charging that President Taft has mis­ used the $25,000 traveling fund voted yearly by Congress, Chairman Fitxgeruld of the House Appropriations Com­ mittee, today bitterly attacked the President during consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill. He detieclared the President, on his recent Western trip, had mulched the news­ paper and secret service men In spite of protesta, to l>oUter his depleted funds. NEW TURN OK C O M M ITTEE Humors That Taft and Roosevelt Will Make lip. Chicago, June 13.—The “ Missouri compromise’’ decision and the quick­ ly following and entirely unex|>ected adjournment of the Republican com­ mittee this afternoon brought about a situation full of uncertainty ami con­ flicting rumors, which Lasted throughout the evening and refused to crystalize into any definite form. Explanations traversed a long and varied scale, all the way from the statement that the compromise ami sudden adjournment presaged n gen­ eral getting together of the Taft and Kooeevelt faction*, to the naivo the­ ory that it was to give the convention carpenter« a chance to finish their sawing and hammering in the neigh­ borhood of the eohimlttee room. The explanation which best fits the various known facte la that the Tap. supporter« were glad to take advan­ tage of the three or four, hours of time saved by the compromise on the Miss­ ouri cases to take account of stock and prepare for the struggle expected over the Texas and the Washington conic*pa. B *o*erelt Force* Elated Roosevelt supporters professed, to be greetiy elated over the seating of thefr delegation 'a t large from Mi»sourir and aawrted that the outcome in the whole. Missouri business ex­ ceeded their most sanguine hopes. ,T h * T a ft people, on the other hand, seemed to take the outcome compla­ cently, and abated none o f their claims on that account. •ueoaaaful Man's Polley. have triad to make all my acta and im erdal moves the reault of defif consideration and sound Judg>L T h ere were never any great Inrea or rl-ika. I practiced honest, «■growing business methods, and d to back them .with energy and i aystam.—Marshall Field. « Will Go Urukc This Week * The St. Petersburg Independent gives its paper away on days that the sun don’t shine, and yesterday it had the following to say: "T h e Independent is a free paper to­ day. Don’t pay the newsl>oyii, carriers or anyone else for a copy. It is given away, absolutely* free to everybody, be­ cause the sun has not shone upon the city today, up to the hour of going to press. Several friends have called at the office to say that the surf peeped out from la-hind the clouds for a few min­ utes early this morning. But if it did. it was (or such a short time that The In­ dependent feels justified in giving away nnother pa|*-r today. This is the eleventh time the paliers have been given a *a y under The Inde­ pendent's Sunshine Offer, although the offer has stood continuously for more than twenty-one months and through ail sea­ sons of the year. "T h e Independent's Sunshine Offer is that it will give uway it* entire circu­ lation, with Ilumináis of extra copies printed to meet the demands of every­ body, upon every afternoon when the sun has not shone upon St. Petersburg up to the hour of going to prum. And it has Im-cii called upon to ‘make good’ eleven tunes in twenty-one months certainly a fine record for the Sunshine Copies of The Independent are being given away Ins- on the streets and at the office to every one who usks for one. For the regular subscriben u record is kept and as soon as we have had six sunshineleas days each subscriber*! créditas ad­ vanced one week. Fach subscriber was créditai with u week’s subscription sev­ eral mont Its ago. one more day without sunshine and each will be credited with a another week." Allen Harkejr A very quiet wedding and one that uai quite a surprise to their many friends was that of Eva Allen and Lu­ ther Harkey, who were married at 8 o’clock Wedneaday evening, May 1C. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.-Allen. The groom is a (Mipular young man of Matthews, North Carolina. The bride wore a lovely embroidered dr«®, with slipper* to match and carried a bouquet of white oleanders. The groom wore a becoming suit of blue. The following Sunday they left on their bridal tour. They fust visited Mr. Harkey’a parents in North Carolina for several days, then to Chicago, III.; Kan­ sas, Colorado, Texas, California and a number of other points of interest in the United States and Canada. Mr. and Mr». Harkey expect to be gone three months. The bride’s traveling suit was of blue corduroy? with Fat and gloves to match. NOW FOR BRICK ROADS Enthusiastic Meeting Held By Citizens of Sanford CAMPAIGN TO BE MADE AT ONCE The M atter of Bonds for Brick Roads In District Will b« Thor­ oughly Explained Pursuant to a call from the Commer­ cial Club yesterday afternoon a repre­ sentative crowd of dtizena of the new road district met at the city hall and be­ ing called to order by President Lake the object of the call waa explained and the necessity urged of every dtixen work­ ing for the passage of the bonds at the special election to be held on the 13th of July. The following campaign comTllttec was elected: A. T .' Roasctter, D. L. Thrasher, P. M ' Elder. W. N. Lcfllcr, Forrest Lá\e, T. K Bates, G. W. Spencer. The following committee was appoint­ ed to solicit the funds for the campaign: W. T . Field. L. P. McCuller and It. J Holly. A map showing the new road district and the sections reached by the brick roads will be made at once and literature explaining the bond issue fully will be printed and sent out at once fully ac­ quainting each one and every one who is qualified to vote the exact status of the !>ond election. The time is short and the various committees have alalreaiiv gone to work to make a thor­ ough campaign for the brick roads and f the tax payers vote as they' talk the bond, issue will go through with a lurge majority in favor of this great improve­ ment. Sanford has been made a hjmviu! road district and the bond issue will be s;a*nt for brick roads in this district only. Said brick roads being the only coat for the next half century, as the brick roads are ulmoat indestructible and have been proved by the city of Sanford to be the beast investment that could be made. TIRED OF LIFE Man (ultim ila Suicide By ( arbollc Acid Route Tired of life that did not seem worth living because of financial reverses and hud heuith, S. W. Sidebin'der committed suicide on Wednesday afternoon by drinking a bottle of carbolic acid. He resided on the Hudson place west of town and had Ih-ch living then- with his wife for the past winter. He was known to the |teopie of this city through busi­ ness relations and while apparently in poor health did not seem despondent. Yesterday before his wife was aware of his intentions he called her to him and informed her that he had just drank carbolic acid and kneeling down on the floor to pray, before she could summon medical aid he bud expired. No cause ran l>e assigned to the rash deed of Mr. Side hinder other thun that he had l»vn in |>oor health and hud met with busi­ ness reverses. But little is known of the couple here except that they came to Florida for a change of climate and de­ cided to purchase a farm and reside here The remains of the unfortunate man were shipped to Bellfontaine, Ohio, his old home. The sympathy of every one is extended to the bereaved wife. Child Drowned In Well Miami, June 13.—Bandoli Alden, live year old son, and youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. A. L*e Allen, of Allnpattah. was drowned yesterday afternoon in n well near the Allen home, while playing with his sisters and other children. The well is used by Mr. Allen for irri­ gating purposes, and while the other children were walking over a plank laid across the top, the little boy attempted to do what he had seen the other children do. When about half way across the plank he fell, and before he could be res­ cued, we* drownedi------------ ----------------- Mr. and Mrs. Harkey expect to make Congressman Killed by Train their home in Lakeland, Fla., after Sept. Representative Robert C. Wlckiffe of 1st, where Mr. Harkey has a position as Louisiana was run down and killed at engineer with the Atlantic Coast Line. Their many friends wish them happi- Washington last Tuesday by a Southern Railroad passenger train as he was cross­ and prosperity. ing the tracks in Potomac park. At first it was not known how the accident Satisfied It Wee a Good Hand. happened, aa WickIMTe was alone, but "You was a big loser when de game later the engineer of the Southern train broke up, wa«n’t you?" “Yea. Dat’a why It broke up.” "W as It a good told of the circumstance*. He said that band dat «ron de laat pot?" "It abore when he noticed WlckHffe step out ¡upon was. When It landed It felt liko it the track he had not sufficient time in mua’ o’ welgbed » ton.’’—Washington which to atop his train, which was going st#r. at a high rate of speed. - A à ■I V élu m * IV Ironclad Theatre Rulca Memphis, Tenn.. June 13— Rules gov­ erning picture shows of a most stringent character have been promulgated by the d ty board of censor« and all theatre managers notified that a breach of these rules will mean tho abolition of vaude­ ville in their amusement resorts.. The regulations are now posted on the stages of tho different theaters. The rules follow: No actress shall wear a skirt shorter than four inches below the knee and no vulgar or suggestive costume of any kind will be permitted. No amateur night and no prize danc­ ing or kindred evento. The general pubjic must not be per­ m itted Ion the stage or around tho dress­ ing rooms. No suggestive situations or language and no profanity. No frequenting of alleys by perform­ ers or visitors. No lady minstrels. Theaters shall have sufficient light to enable one to distinguish the feature* of those five feet distant. m . - , . The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E SS An Epitome of the Week'» Moat Im­ portant Mappenlnis In the State's Domain. Miami has been assured of a freight transportation lino between that port and Jacksonville «rithln the next sixty days. Tho Pharmaceutical Aaaodation of the State of Florida la holding its annual convention in St. August!no this week. About 200 delegates are present. Frank Murray, 50 years old, a farmer Ijving near Ocoee, committed suicide Tueeday in his home with a shotgun. Ho la said to havo been out of hla right mind for some days. The Manatee county board of publio instruction is going to build aix new school houses this summer. One of tho new buildings will be for the high school Who Do You Suppose It Was? at Manatee. This will be a largo «true* ' S t. Peter was aroused by a knocking ture two stories high and well equipped. on the gate of heaven and upon inquir­ ing who it was without received tho reply, . Tampa expect* to invite the Florida ‘George Washington.’ Print» Awtodalion to hold it* 1913 meet­ “ What have you dono to merit ing In that city. A trip to Panama is heaven?" asked the Saint. one of the features attendant upon tho ” 1 helped to establish a great nation,” proponed meeting, and if 100 persons can was the modest rejoinder, whereupon the i»e secured for this ten-day outing it may father of his country was invited to en­ In* had at a very low rate. ter. Honda’» Memorial to the Men of tho A few decade* after a tall, endaverou* Confederacy who took part in the cam­ Individual presented himself at the pearly paign above the cloud* at Lookout Moun gate* and requested admission. tain, Tenn., will be unveiled In Chatta­ “ Who are you?” asked St. Peter. nooga Park next May. The monumenj ” 1 ain Abraham Lincoln,” was the will coot $16,000 .this monument hav­ reply. Of course the great emancipator ing been appropriated by the statu. was assigned one of the high Mats in Mi*a Clem Hampton, director and heaven. manager of the National Educational After the passage of a few more dne- Aaaociation of the United State«, has isades there came a terrific hammering tued a very neat folder containing infor­ upon the golden gate ami St. Peter in mation relative to rule*, etc., to Chicago much trepidation hastened to ascertain for the National Educational Association the cause of the racket. Looking timid which will be held July 6 to 12 in that ly out. he saw u pompous looking Indi­ city. The local committees of Chicago vidual brandishing a big stick. have provided many social feature* for “ Who are you?” asked St. Peter trem­ the entertainment of those attejuling the ulously. convention. “ Ngne of your business who I am ,” came the tart reply; just tell God I'm Today Is Mag Day here.” — Exchange. Friday ,the 14th of June, which will bo Mug Day, will be observed with appro­ Cuba Don't Need Ua priate exercise* in many place* through­ Havana, June 13.—The secretary of out the dominion of the Stars nnd Stripe*. the interior bureau stuted todny that the Tin* occasion will !»e one of signifi­ pro|H»ition to send Major General Wood cance to the patriotic, marking the anni­ or Brigadier General Crowder on a mis­ versary of the adoption by Congress of sion, to Cuba would 1h<regarded with dis­ tiie United Staten flug in its present de­ favor by tho Cuban government if they sign. they came with authotiry to arrange The first colonial flag was hoisted by terms of settlement between the govern­ George Washington at Cambridge, but ment and the insurgents. this bore a similarity to tho English ensign, in tiiat it had in its corners the , More Aviators Killed crotuttw of St. George and St. Andrew. College Park, Md., June 12. Lieut. There were thirteen stripe*."hut the*« Leighton, W. Hazclhurst, Eighteenth In were |>er|>endicularly arranged, instead fantry, U. S. A., of Macon, Ga.. and A. I. of horixontal, as at present. Welsh, of Washington, were killed here at When Vermont and Kentucky were 6:10 o'clock Tuesday night, when a new admitted to tbo Union two more of aeroplane of the Wright type in which the*e perpendicular stripe* were added. they were flying fell to the ground at the In 1818 Congreae passed an act, which army nviation field and waws wrecked. limited the stripe* to thirteen and pro­ Lieut. Haxelhurat and Welsh had ju st vided for stir* to represent the states, started on their trip. Death to both was In the spare before occupied by tho instantaneous. The machine was • (Tome* of St. Andrew and St. George. wrecked. Welsh was flying the machine Tcnnrewee, tho sixteenth state admit­ and Lieut. Hazelhurst was with him as a ted into the Union, never had a stripe in passenger. They hnd ascended n dis­ the flag, as the nu.ber had been cut down tance of about 200 feet when they dipped to thirteen and limited before her »'’.mis­ to come down again and go up again. sion. When thirty feet from the ground and going at a speed estimated by eyo witA Hippy Editor nesses at between fifty and sixty mile* Our people are all happy once more, an hour, the machine collapeed and cainc I Tho primary is over and we loet and won, trt «rt it AApparently rtnn enntlu tk* ImIi I itf .1.1 I 1 J to sm earth. the ua weight of ikn the * and■ now we thave ibuckled down and gone engine and the two aviators caused the to work in earnest. Wo are shipping collapse. The machine struck .the spuds, and they are bringing * good ground with terrific force and both men price; a few tomatoes, and they are doing were instantly killed. well; having plenty of rain to make them grow. The future pro*pecta for a bum­ Turning Red White per orange crop were never better. Two Boy* and girls, can you turn red into or three farms »old to new folks, or a t wWtr? Mr. Waldron «111 tell you how least land to make farm*. None of our it is done in his sermon next Sunday improved farms aro for aalo unless the morning. This is the first of a series of chap is getting too old to work and wanU sermons to the childredn, and parents are to retire. New hardware and furniture invited to come and sit with their chil- store ju st opened up and plans being fren. This first talk is an object sermon. made for two or three more brick block* Come and see how it is done. which will be occupied at once when built, engineer at work on tho big drain­ Icy. age canals In Black Hammock; new road " Y e * ,” said Mlsa Back bay, “Em er­ to Sanfbrd being pushed by county camp; son appeals to ua women of Boston; health of the community never better; although he ban passed beyond, we our merchant* don’t know that it i* the alsraya keep him In our hearts, yon dull reason; and humy other thing* too k n o w . " "You don’t s i r ? ” Replied Mia* numerous to mention. ( ome and Kncne of Chicago. ”1 wonder bow feela to b* kept In cold storage lik# ua. The latch string hang* on the out­ u »A *r . ‘S 3 ride.—Oviedo Advance. • • *a 1. , . - . I ALL AROUND FLORIDA , —T * ti c . _U ¿¿fe* ä R f i R B H wmmmm LULL .. ce» : ' ’ ìv *£ g m . �i - -* • [ •U F “ '-rai Ju n e 14.1912 t l i t SANfORD HÊRALD- FAIR OF PANTS FREE-ASK US S a business proposition our Extra Trouser Offer, is the best ever of­ fered our customers. T o offer you a discount at the end of the season as an inducement to you, is the custom of "some tailoring houses; but which is a small discount compared with our proposition, which places you in a position to get a pair of T ro users absolutely W IT H O U T Cost to you. INNER GOODNESS 1 Shoe • AN English • Queen of the Seventeenth century had the soles of her shoes inlaid with heart shades. a • « - T said that she experienced great satisfaction presence. • Although not visible to♦v the eye, it is 1 » from the knowledge of their Wearers of Patrician Shoes for W omen derive a like, satisfac­ tion . from the niceties of finish which makes the inner goodness of the shoe. A n : examination m of- the interior parts of P A T R IC IA N , reveals the \ same finished workmanship which has made the exterior a delight to the eye and a joy to the wearer. Prices: “ TH E SHOE $3.50 and $4.00 a Pair W IT H A MILLION FRIEN D S” fl SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY SA N FO R D , F L O R I D A Successors to D. L. T H R A S H E R IAMME!mPUS 11W HJI i S IM prj| 1 E TH E L IT E M S Mr. Ben Boyd of Ethel is now travel­ ing In West Virginia. Mr. Horace Worley of Miami is visit­ ing his sister, Mrs. Bessie Cline and aunt, Mrs. A. T . Lipford at Ethel. Mr. Ja k e Merritt of E thel la visiting his mother in Tampa. Several families of E th el, including the Lee family, Mr. Jim Boyd and fam-. lly, Mr. Vonhubert and Horace Worley spent last Sunday at the ferry, while they were enjoying a prepared dinner spread under the trees. Mr. Rumohr and family of Sanford drove out and joined the party. Mrs. Bessie Cline spent a few days in Gainesville last week. Mr. Horace Worley and Mias Saliie Lipford were visiting in Sanford last Monday. Miaa Ruby and Mias Bessie Lee of Plymouth were visiting their sister, Mrs. Cyril Boyd last Sunday. A bear was seen In this neighborhood last week th a t was said to weigh about BOO lbs. It caught one of Mr. H. Boyd's best hogs in fifty yards of Mr. Titley’a house., Several of the hunter* tried to catch him, but were not success­ ful. L ittle Ernest Marshall has suffered •evere illness the past week with con­ gestion of the brain, but ia better now. 84 Kt I C r we hgve that. What is the matter? We are hoping this district that has been made will vote these bonds and build the road as petitioned, and later build others. If this proposition docs not carry it will be to this part of the county a set back it will take many years to Recover from. Let us vote the bonds. We are glad to note the interest The Herald ia tuking in tiie erection of a tourist hotel and a bvdk head on the lake front. 'T h ese are two of Sanford's greatest needs and if secured will bring speedy reward to those who are working for them. The S. & E . R. R . has done itaself proud this year. What would we have done without it, is tho pommon expres­ sion of our people. The officials cer­ tainly deserve a vote of thanks. We realixe more fully what the road means to us when the traction car fails to make it« regular trips. Please, Mr. Con­ nelly, may we have a new car that can be depended upon. CHULUOTA SN A PSH O TS O! how it docs rain! We will soon be­ gin to think we are under going the vi­ cissitudes of the flood in Noah’s time. Tho rainy weather has .considerably interfered with the Sunday school at­ tendance and consequently the Chil­ dren'« Day exercises have been delayed for a few Sunday«. Rev. £ . Lee Sm ith of Oviedo had an appointment to preach at the Baptist church here last Sunday, but thq high water prevented his coming to redeem his promise. N. C. Jacobs has a badly cut foot, having received the wound at the Cedar camp last Thursday. CAMERON CITY C U P P IN G S L. M . Stripling was in town last week R *Jp h Allen has secured a position calling on tha “ girl.” with the Stockton Grocery Company Miss Dorcas Story, who has been Vis­ a t Sanford. iting friends in Orlando for several days M r. R . Dukp has returned from a past returned home Monday. week’s stay a t Sanford. The party given by M r. and Mra. N. T h e beat news that comes to us is the C . Jacobs at their home last Tuesday building of a brick road from here to night was a very pleasant event. A Sanford. I t was a wise move on the houseful of young folks gathered to­ part of Some one to sta rt a petition to gether and the occasion was a very hap­ have th is part of the county set off as a py one. T he (host delicious ice cream road paving district, .otherwise we and cake were served, after which every "would never have bad this opportunity one took their leave voting M r. and Mra. to vote on this brick road proposition. Jacobs generous entertainers. I t is interesting to note th a t good roads -» Mr. T . VanWagoner, who has been stretch o u t In every direction from Or­ in charge of J . J . Hill’« commiaaary at lando, while Sanford baa one good road Indian Spring« has returned to Chulu­ and th a t leads directly to Orlando, and ota, and aeema to be enjoying hia stay It Is by the good grace of Orlando people with us very much: O. S. Measingill left Monday fdr Titusville, to meet hie family coming from Bristol, Va. They will spend the summer in Chuluota. Joe Nixon ac­ companied Mr. Measingill as far ns Maytown. C. F . Patten of Palm Beach, who spent a couple of days visiting friends at this place, left last Friday for Jackson­ ville to visit ms parents before their go­ ing to Canndn for the summer. Ernest Jacobs left Wednesday for Cocoa, where he goes to accept a posi­ tion in a grocery store. Tho Messrs. Hartsfield left last Friday with thsir crew of bridge laborers for Savannah, where they will engage in some work until more is ready for them here on the new railroad line. •#* Surely if the farmers don't get all of their potatoes planted it will not be for lack of rain. by" Cun be M e t and Conquered by t h e u s e of P o w e ir « Fenole. L i b e r a l l y u aed w ith a JT «noU S p r a y e r w ill d e a l r o r > n d d r l r * tr°™ y o u r b o m * a n y a n d a l l k in d * o f I p e e e ta o r V a rm ln , pu«h a« Wltoa (o e q u lto e a . A s i a , F l a a a•j *A o a c a a s . B a d b u g a , a t o . w ith o u t b a rro 1« u a a r o r th o b o u a o f u rf n _______ ______________ _____ itu re A la o a a u r a ___________ a h o t fo b a ___ a n a m *« altura, forr tlo a s tilo . O no t b o r a u g h aappi p p l ic fro ra m -a id « Ida t i o n w ill r e m o r a t(ho tlccba y iro w it h o u t be e r i e « farsa. TVIU d a e t r a y r ia e j on d og a w nlla r°u lo o k . Spray »ory sig h tly , boi tb a a p r o y a r a b o u t B f t a a * lntV»a ra m ta * animal. Aak /o u r «aalar for Fan ale and do not wcoapt a c h e a p i i i k i t i t - t » «allea 11. I«. A f»♦o H p ra y a r f r « . wllA ¡r. GENEVA JO T TIN G S The very severe illness.of {dins Mil­ dred Rehhinder has cast a gloom over our whole community. Wc all earnest­ ly hope for her speedy recovery. {.Mrs. H. II. Pattishail, who has been enjoying commencement exercises at tho Woman's College at Tallahassee has re­ turned hime accompanied by her daugh­ ters, Miss Blanche' and Mias Georgia, who have been attending school there. The Misaews Blanche and Gcorgiu Pattishail havo for their guest Miss Pearl Warren, of Martel, who is a grad­ uate of Woman’s College, Tallahassee. Miss K ate Fiynt Hpent last Tuesday in Sanford. Quarterly meeting was held at the Methlodist church last Saturday and Sunday. Owing to the inclemency of tho weather the attendance was not very large. • M r. and Mrs. Oscar N Ichoiaon are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T . D. Peters. There is a rumor they will make Geneva there home. Tho M. M. S. Society met with Mrs.Victor Peters last Thursday afternoon. The chair was filled by our vice pres­ ident, M rs. George Peters. After business Had „been transacted music and a good, social time, followed. The hoettas served delicious ice cream and cake. ~ ' Miss Ssllio Taylor la visiting. iy;r mother, Mrs. W. L. Taylor. 'M r . C. -A. Raul croon expects to leave for the north some time this week. Miss Belle Eichner has returned' from a visit to W inter Park and reports a jolly lim a «5 i r -*w V . • ’ ; t Inoeota r J h killed ' w with r " Fonalo lfU 1 wr Lit nat F o r o o ia b y a li w i d e a w a k e « « a l o r s . p a la a n M anufactured only F tN OLE ___________ ' _ F O R S A L E C H È M IO A L p a la or ah iab aoa. by C O M P A N Y ■________ JTAJSFA. , r u a . . . - _ _ . ^ _____ ■ B Y F E R N A L D Mr. J . T . McLain Bpeht last Saturday in Jacksonville. Mr. Harold Pattishail is home from Nashville, Tenn., and iili bo tho guest of Mr. and M ra/IL H. Pattishail for abxut two weeks. ' houaa Edmunds on Florida 9 Tho following ia on excerpt from an interview reported at Jacksonville, from Richard Edwards,’ the Editor of the Manufacturers’ Record, of Baltimore, one of the most substantial In the coun­ try : :- ;~ * "California 'fruit, as. compared with Florida fruit, is so inferior that it re­ minds mo of a'sto ry I heard in Tampa. I t runs this way: A Tam pa man on reaching hotpq one evening rushed into his sittjng.rBom. when It was dimly light­ ad. Seejtjg »h ot he took to be his wife -in t& e o ^ ^ 'ta .f h r e w .h ts atm out and gaviiWfWHh j^ > ra co o n ly .Urflnd It was •an uhrreponriTe Voodeh'trtodeTfnade for the' purpfue of fiufrtg'‘hii|- vrife’s dresses that i&W as hugging. His disgust was «bout as great as.that which a^jlan who has been fed on iFlorida fruit (pels when be undertakes .tp '.eat California's socalled grape fruit and 0range«. HARDWARE CO. "Flo rid a will make more pr.-i'r." m the next ten years than it has in ri» I« 1 twenty-five. It will not build *1 many miles of railroads, but it will rtw-..i»-truc« what it has and double trurk must ol them. I f will double- its tour.-t biwness, much more than double it* ,n“1 and vegetable industries, and pr»«i quadruple its general agriculture, sue as com , oats, hay, ptc., and its live slue interests; its actual increase in l»>M*Uon will probably be greater than t actual increase in the last twentyyears. I ts wealth wUl doubtle» » * vance from tho 18,000,000 as the true value of Its property at present, to a* much as $1,200,000,000." Five or six doses of "6 6 6 " will brf* * any case of . chills ao^ JeV ef; it a^u' the liver bettor than Calomel snd does not gripe or sicken. There a re Two Kind* of Chin ionic PUNKS AND O T H E R S Tho old reliabe PUnk* Chill Tonic"» Guaranteed to drive our Malaria <° Chills, Fever. Colds snd Grip, your money bock if it does pjt. 2 3 c «nd 50c per W t*. i Ask your Druggist. �- *r ; J.M . Jim « 14,19)2 - rilt 1 ‘ - ■ ’V- —r 6ANT0RD HERALD M u k e t for Frtjlts and Vegetable« J O H N B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y A concern of national reputation, the LINCOLN HÜLLET. Ph D.. Lin. D . LL D . P,*.id.n« largest In the manufacture of pickles, T H E B E S T SCHOOL TOO GOOD FOR YOUR CHILDREN jams, jelllee and codimenta and fancy food stuff! rty that of the Beechnut Co., Send Them to Stetson. Fall Term begins Sept. 23 o f New York. You see their advertis­ Í ? Vf0,'“ “ ? \n,d ,i ? ? t n *rtor* C otlr«. ot Liberai A rt. 17 L'nUwattjr Hutldm*» C o ll* f. ot Law ing on thousands of billboards scattered S /u f /V T “ „ Collega of Tachnotofy 60« SluJrntJ lj»»t T war Coll««« of tiualniva from Maine to California. This com­ íí'ü f.X 'v *!'** KndoWTnrnt Preparatory Aradrroy pany has been Interest«! in Florida ;.l;iXl<!n\ « Uni “ ,n U b m ^, N onrat 8« boo I . I1Ü ooo t ip* O rean »«-hoot of Machante Arla through tho Tam pa Board of Trade, and IO lM f la b o ra to ri« for Sciane« School of Mualc Un.urpmssad (icn rral Kqulpmmt School of Klar Arta has established a t 108 Bay street, Tam ­ Hvpaata ItormaUri«« for yauag m r« aad yeoBg «om rn. CarrTal sdmlnUlr.tion and Ikorpa, an esperimentu! plant in charge of s«|h aopcrvtalon. ( hrlatian and n o t accUitaa Irsrhlng, Vor calataci of tlaw a, for Informatlaa. or for room r*s«r,allow addrm a Dr. and Mrs. Caskin. Tho first opera tions in testing out our fruits and vegtiJO H N B. ST E T SO N U N IV ERSITY , UELAND, FLORIDA abiea have been completed and tho result is a guava jelly tho tiko of which hus never been produced before. A largo J * flrdtoaaca KrgaUtlng lha Coast ntctloa < Have you tried ihe Sirrinc liouseT Jilt lloofi. Chimney«. Hr» h , m and Haca and number of samples ot the jelly have boon Providing C ertain Umlla T h e refor and Palmetto, if not gel a meal ticket. II« It ordained by Ih» City Council ot Sanford. handed to hotel men, grocers and citizens Florida : Wtf and they pronounce it unexcelled. Tho Section I. That «tthln the following prescribed limita to-w it:Tbat part of the city of Sanford, Flor­ jelly is the color of weak tea, so clear id«. bounded on tba north by ta k e Monro«, on An Ordlnaneo relating to Kale« af the itoad, for C»o of Veklriea Upon thb Htreel. that objects afo distinguished through tbe »cat by Holly aventi«, on the south by T*nlh atreot. on tb« eaat by Pin. avenue. It «half bo untbe glass; the consistency is the right lawful for anv person or ixrsoni, to cover or ra il» He It ordained by the C ity ol Hanford. Florida: b# ro v tfM , any building or dwellln* houaa that Roetlon I. That It «halt be unlawful tor any m litura for "spreading ” and the taste to m®X M lvaiU r la ronstrurtrxl, rvptirrd or rwbullt, nenon to vtolat* any on* or inoro ol the foil »win* with howrd*. shingle*. |4anka or other ranbuatibU ltutee of the Koad o l tbe city ot Hanford. is most pronounced guava, yet not ob­ or inflammable material Kule |. Keep to the right ol the afreet. jectionable to thoao who do not favor Section 2. AU main rklmneya for firs place* or Hula 2. Keep to the right In permitUng an­ AU fire place», or chimney» la any other »ehlcte to overtaka you. whleh vehicle shall the freeh fruit. The Tampa grocer job­ building heroeftae erected, altered or repaired In paaa to lha left of the vehicle overtaken. bers have mado up a combined order of tho above prescribed limits, w ithout reference to . Kule 8. |n order that all vehlcuo on each lid« lha purpose for which they shall ba uaad, shall ba of tha atreot ahali be headed In tha aame direction 5,000 cases of guava jelly to lie made well and »poirsljr built from tho ground up, and, all vahlrte*. when «topping at lha sidewalk, arv through tho building to a point a t least three fret reouirwd to turn, U nereaaary, so that the side­ up immediately, and through the retail a b o rt flat roof and two feet above ridge of peak of walk ahali ba to tha right ol the driver when tha grocers and hotel men in Florida, intend roof of such building; th# walla of rhlmn#y ahali stop ta made. bo of atone Or brick ftt least 8 Inchm in thickneim Rule 4. Any perron turning any corner where to sell tbe first 5,000 cases at home, and (if fire place is of stone, urns must bo 12 inch « the curb or sidewalk ta to tho left band shall make In thickn«aland l»rfinning with foundation, auch Uhe titrn not nearer to tha curb than the mid.ll« ol thus get a state wide opinion of the brick or «ton«* work »hall G# laid In cement mortar tha atreot, ao that (hero will be impja room fur a product. If, in u state where housewives uo to first floor, and ihmrr at*ovr to a point where vehicle to make tha turn the oppoaue direction chimney protrude« through th# roof of building* to paaa between him and the curb. . and household know h guava jelly it will the brick or «tone work mav lie laid In good lime SocUon 2. No perron operating or driving any or firr Hay mortar, and all brick or »tone work whirl« shall atop the aame or leave It atanding on pass "m uster" the Beechnut Co. will im­ carefully landed tngvther. From above the roof any public *treet of tbe etty ot Hanford, except mediately begin its m anufacture am- a to top of chimney the brick or »tone work »h»U be that It be fir»t drawn un to and parallel with the laid in cemtnf mortar and properly rapped. AU curb line. f*HWWWrfna^TTm,Ti«tl 'not apply to Urge scale and sell'it through its 20,000 joint* »hall l»r struck smooth on Inside^ cicrp t any team whirb ta backed up to tha curb for the »hen lineal with burnt clay or ts-rrm ro tta pipe. In purjxioe ot trading or unloading, which mu*t I— selling agents throughout tin* Unit«! brick building the walls of building* when not lc « promptly done than thirtrwn inrhrw in thicknrwi mav form part of Hertiun 3. No person ahali atop any vehicle States, Then will follow the salad* chimney or due In no case shall a chimney or flue or leave the same atanding ahrea-t ol any other from avocado pears, jellies am! jams »•e rorlirlU'd out reorr than ft inchee from the wall. vehicle on the asm* aide of the atnwl, or In any in all rmww th e corbHling ahali co n sist of at least other way obstruct or bloekada the thoroughfare. from the Suarim cherry, marmuludcs, and Ave couraea of b rick. When tw o or* m ore separate Section 4. Any -perron violatine any of the ol thta ordinAncu ordinane* ahali shall b# ho puni«hed punished by by a etc., from clftds fruits and catsup fruin flmw arc prov id ed in chim ney, th o division walls provision*I of betw een t f u « m ay be only four i n c h « in IhlrkM w . fin# n o t #ir#*ding (w enty-flv# dollara, or by im* tomatoes, and picklee, and sauce* from Single (lure for » t o r « or k itch e n r a n g « may priannm ent for not mora th an trn days. the walls only four I n c h « th ic k , which ahali S e ctio n 6. AH ordinance« or parts of ordin­ our peppers; The Beechnut Co. will have l*e constru cted of the boat q u a lity burnt brick ance# in conflict with th is ordinance ar# hereby repeal * mi. laid flat in good m ortar and n o t lewa th an all teen eventually employ 400 to 500 people Inrhrn square from haw to top . H u e to be hung I hereby h. errtify th at th e foregoing ordinance at their Tampa plant, which will be most on Iron « tlm ifi* of nrw iron of n o t lean than one- was duly 1 on the 20th ilay of M ay, A half inch by tw o in< h«-», bent to co m e a t least two 1912. M . W. I.O V K l L complete, including their refrigerating inches tw in» low er »urface of ceilin g, or on other ap­ A pproved: C'le/k. 0 . W. HPENCEB. plant, water works, electric light and a proved rm-tal supports conform ing w ith th«*r r***,utrrm ent*. No Hue shall be lrear th a n three feet Mayor. 79 F r M t plant to make glass Iwttles and jars. ab ove flat r»»of. aqd two fret abuv o ridge of ie«k of n*o( * ThU plant will use thousands of dillurn No wood rmsing, furring or lath * or other wood work shall I k* plan'd In »gainst, or within two worth of products which now go to waste nchi-* of chim ney or flue AU wood beam s ahali I«‘cause the northern market is to weaak trim m ed aw ay from all (luea an d chim ney« at lea_*t two in c to bear shipping. As Or. Caskin huiiI: All m etal tlua-w that enter throu gh aide * . M or "Take your watermelon crop hun­ rt»o(* of buiM inga are »trictly p roh ib ited , a*. l th<Mv now ao n m a tm c tH arc dreiarwd a public dreds of thousands of melons nit on the m enace, and a fte r dun and rc ta o n a liie notice by the mayor «hall I»* removed by th e owner or oc­ ground each season after the price has cu p a n t of ellrh building» Section 2. Any f«‘( s ii or prrwona vlloating anv fallen. Tho plant will not make pre­ of th e provisions of tl^ foregoing ord inan ce »hail, serves from watermelon rinds." Tho o p m con v iction th ereof, l«e punianod by a fin# not m g te n dollar# tftU.OOj or Impriaunment possibilities of the plant, barked l*y un- eiceed not eirs'evling th irty day#, or l»oth. at the dlacfw lion of the m ayor. Any person canning a violation limit«! capital, are great. Ig g ig ig M of th e foregoing provision*, whet b et owner, con­ tr a c to r, ar<-hite<*t or otherwiHe, »hall I m* punish «Me under th i* oniinanrv I hereby iv r lifv th at the foregoing ord inaiu e • »« d u ll p a « e d cm In » S O t h d if of M a y . A f> 1912 Must I.earn to Swim That the navy department meant M W. U iV K U a. business when it issued its onler that no A pproved: Clerk (i. W . » rK N C 'K Jl. M ayor. 79-fri I t . midshipman would he uliowed to grad­ uate unless lie was a reasonably com­ petent swimmer was proved when diplo­ mas were withheld from litre e members of the class until the shall show their Chill and Fever Tonic, as ability to conform to the standard. They are Ernest W. Ilroadbent, Mas­ a general tonic for tired sachusetts; Joseph If! Dreisenstock, ^ Florida; Allen II. Guthrie, Pennaylvu feeling and m alaria, nia. They will remain in Annapolis until In C lrr.uil C o u rt , O range C o u n t y . T lor they are able to do the task required of Ida. 7 lli J u d ic ia l C ircuit C o u r t them, which is to swim continuously (or John I l.ullurtfi i live minutes and show that they can me­ (»ciirgta t‘vtCuUivrth ^ IhvonvTo ( icxjfgla (* ('ulbrrtb at least two recognized stroke*. It ap(w<tr« from the sworn Mil duly (lied in the nUivr rn litlcd cause, tbal tb»* plaor of rraklcnct of the aakl O org in C Culbrrth it unknown lu him, that ah# is over (h r age of twruty on e years, that M s r s ly C u m b e rs th s E a rth . therr is ru» prrann in tl»c state of Morkla. the A man who does not avail blmsolf acrvkv* »»( aub|>ornn u|un wtioin would Mnd sokl (' Culbrrth pf a chsnco of raising his position Ih (»corgin Ytat nrr. therefore, ordered to ap(>car to thil bill not really a man Ho Is something on MiMuiny. U»r fith day of August. A I) 1D12. tbe ttrlng a rule dny «»( this aairt «talking about to savo funeral ex­ same It is further u n lrrn l that this rioticr lie (mbliabcd penses. . in the .Sitnf«>rd Herald, a nrw»imprr published in Orange county Morula for eight consecutive week S ,Wunraa h M K»g»ins*m. <Irrk of said evairt and the tac.-il ihrrrtif this thr 13th day of May A I) ft U K.winwm. Clerk li*l.* seal By M A Howard. D- C Hk kinson A Oh kmooo. Ally« for Complt WEN-DEN-HALL’S CHILL TONIC B e s t fo r F e v e r. In th e Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florida G u a ra n te e d . Ba It ordained by lha City Counril o( Sanford, Oorfdfi Rasttag I, Pram and after tb* p t w p «I this ordlagar» Il A a l I ba unlawful lor any per«>n to rue any automobil« on any publla slrawt ol tba city of Sanford within lha lire limit* at a greater •paad than twelve mllea an hour, or on any publla •OSSt In ths d ty of.Sanford ouUids of the lire Hit.. Ita at B greater ro ta a t spaed than Aftaan n i l » an “OUT, e r far any perooa to ran, drlv* or u?w any autemebge In a r y ulaa* or negligent manner. Baetlon J , I t «hall ba unlawful for any perwm Undag tba a te of Alteon year* lo operata, handle « run. In any manner any automobile, or In any manear handle the stearine wheel or other sppar. «tua by which tb* automobile la aontroUsd. on any (treH ar alley ta ths city of Sanford, and it shall ba unlawful for any penata owning or controlling any automobil« te permit any person under Alteen yootf of age ta violata lha provision* of this orillo- aball drive or run an aupublic atroots ol tba city and sunrise without arranged ns to throw a tba automobile may ' win Tver of Sanford Machine k Carafe Com ' pnny. n corporation, orianl/ed and n U U n f under Ihe I#»» ol the it» t r OiFlofldn. iJnlntKT. * v* D I) McCall doino^uuljirii ai Ihe Geoffi« Motor rfrt Com p an r. defendant To u D. MrCnll. doing huilneu n i (he Georgia Motor Car Co. of A tlanta. Ueorgla. and all other* whom It may coneorn; It apt>eari Iron» (ha aSIdavU of Kdward lllggina, ot Sanford Machine antiUaraga Com pony, plalnll! in the above «tatad cau*e, that you a non-rraident of the »tale at Mortda. and a writ of aUorhmrnl h at Iwen legallv »ur>l out In thli court and good« and rh attel, belonging to yuu. roariallng Orff Ooe t l ) Everett Touring Car. haiheon attnehed l/forder to antlafv a demand alalm t you tn the ium of Five Hundred Italian ( j i 0 0 ) . alleged to 1» due by you to plaintiff In lha above cau*e You are, therefore, ordered to appear before ltd* honorable court on or before lha Sth d ay of AuguM. A D 1012, iam e being a rule day of thli court; other»»Ua lodgment will be entered agatn il yon by default. It Is further ordered that (Ml notice be puUlthed for nine (P ) conaecutlve week* in the Sanford Heaid, a newipaper pubilthrd In Sanlord. Florida. Witne** my hand nod teal thta 10th 4iy_#_ be unlawful lac any perron In any manner on ol tba city of Sanford, unleae d with a good and aufllrlent " i n k IIy M A Howard D. C. Clerk of Circuit Court Orange County, riatlda I any automobile 73-9rri DEPARTMENT OF T1IF. INTERIOR, abolì' have a good _______ ______ : an i g f i b l M In perron running or driving any automoblla shall » U S. Land Office al Gainesville. Ft« . J Mav 4. IBI t l Node« ta hereby given Ibal Cyril C Hovd. ofPaolg (Alora' S ì sw : t ì f Ita f iabati a sgivas »M salarm .i& violating any of ths ..................................... .........Intent!« dona of Ihb'ortlm __, anc« tamil titan beata be'punlahod**by s to maka Seal m n a u ta lta proof, to esubllafc, tan dollars, or by by lm f net eseeidtagt tan deOera, «g Imprison claim U> tba land o lx rre daacribed. bafore tba Clark .w ant, days eg both. _ parta «d ord br­ of tha Circoli Court at Orlando. Florida, ua lha ovctki T. I erdmonce« eg day af)ul»r. ISIS. inano« ore bagoby ro- 14tta with this ordinar Claimant name« at wltneage*: jamea M. tiro»*»,-of Dhel. Fla. lllytaea it Brown, of Elfcei. Ha. ig u s itx & U.zrih tfrs. im . W. LOVEtJ. -i Js cry M, Jlreasow o f Ethel, IT*. r i S C y B .C U c k .e l R ^ ^ 75-fri-Stp i.jt‘ ■ C T r t U . . M s j .r . \ I ' k re ia « - ; • SIZE - QUALITY - E A R L Y MATURITY SEN D THE FO R OUR LATEST FREE BOOK P A Y I NG GROVE. IT tells the HOW'S ontl W H Y ’S interesting to a citrus grower at this season. It also gives full description of our line of FR UIT 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 F E R T IL IZ E R CO . Manufacturer* of IDEAL F E R T I L I Z E R S JACKSONVILLE, : i l l FLORIDA “Cardili Cured M e" —f n JL- For nearly ten years, at different tlm t*, Mrs.-Mary jinks of Treadway, Tcnn., suffered with womanly troubles. 8hs says; "At last, I took down and thought I would di«, I coulJ not sleep. 1 couldn't eat I had pains all over. Thè doctors gave me up. I read that Cardu! had helped so many, and I began to take It, and It cured roe. Carditi.| saved my lifel Now, 1 can do anything.w -TAKE . The . WomanSTbnic If you are weak, tired, worn-out, or Buffer from any oI the pains peculiar to weak women, such as headache, backacm», dragglng-down feelings, pains In arm, side, hip or limbs, and other symptom» of womanly trouble, you should try Cardul. tho woman’s tonic Prepared from per­ fectly harmless, vegetable Ingredients, Cardul Is tho best remedy for you to use, as It can do you nothing but good It contains no dangerous drugs. It has no bad after-effects. Ask your druggist. He sells and recommends CarduL TOV% fliT/.s/jj oft rut so a #/ nn\u f \ n s i > n in u is s i f hi. r II .i si> I h i ) E x p e r t ‘W a l c h liuti. JS V IS M IS.Kit/) R e p u lr ln g Al l Work G u a ra n te e d Ti l l s n i s k i s s i m o m : Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving, Clock and Jew elry Repairing CLOSELY SM I it jLLUVSrS H Ll.LO.Ml GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silveremhhs and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida PEOPLES BANK OF SAHFORu ^ POSITS IHSUREO AGAIHSJ L()sS (%0H SAYINGS M . M . S M IT H , P r o s H . R. S T E V E N S , V -P ra a . H . C . T O U IR , C a a h la r STOMACH MISERY • _________________________ ______ P U R IF Y Y O U R B L O O D W I T H L E O N a RDI'S B L O O D E L I X I R D I G E S T I O N W I L L BE C U R E D A T O N C E . 1 AND YOUR R e m e d y Sold U n d e r $1000 00 Gu ar ant ee to Cure o r Coat N o th in g , Ootta Ulti«—make ble mona*. Himpla«! faataat, M a la r ia , C h ills an d AS O rdì a s a r « R ela tin g ta Automa M ir . .3 9 k rI 7.1 Wlc (if SUMMER FERTILIZERS UVff, to; L a d !*,' A driaen D «»t, Chattanooga M«dictaa Co., Chattiaaeg*. T t a , fc r# > « ta /;.i« £ m * to a j. ta d 64 paga book..‘ H a e a T roataaot (or W M u a .” StaM R o c |S4 r//A a i.NA .rccoi sr -F JT H IA Take MENDENHALL’S > 3 bloat running IM k ill« T tl TITIW HIÉ Kvary U filiad with wire «obla drtvo. aalou l attash5linta and adjaitabla biter. Improved eorrlaga lin * davlea la quirk aetln t «ad a lima «aver. Ja is oll ilu a . portaUa and ataUonory K Ve *ua*fM«w* W|IH), M b n , lUatW waekUH*. eoi«« 10 *. wool niooM, *♦*. **4 a* r* .*frr * o i »rtw ha Ititifi i TiyUr Irta W srti, I t i 15, M m s, la . Su m m er or Winter wecon supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you want to rent ' It 1» Impure blood that undermines tho atomnch, brltiR* on IndlgesUeiV lark of appi’tlto. Rulplnic of food, auil tho many other symptom* that OTR com* tuonly known na stomach mUerjr, Increase the number of red corpuscles In the blood, cleans« It of poise» and Impurities with I.oonardl'a Dlood Elixir nnd the digestion will Improve »1 once, tho appoM!p will he bettor nnd you can ont anything without su fftrln f fiomo form of atourarh misery. , Leon a nil's Illood Elixir Increases tho blood supply, drlvos out all Im­ purities, regulates tho circulation und gives tho digestive organs strength to caro for tho food without any of tho pongs of Indigestion that maka lift mlscrnhle to thousands. lri'onnrdl's Itlood Elixir Is tho ono real remedy for blood diseases th»t novor falls to benofU. It cures tho many diseases that are caused by a bad stato of tho hlood. Scrofula, skin diseases, bolls, ulcers, rheumatism, stomach troubles, catarrh, syphilis nnd kldnoy nnd liver complaints all quickly yield to tho marvelous curative power of this henlth giver. in the past few yours, tho old specifics, snrsapartllas nnd cures have dropped by the wnysldo until today, wherever Lconardl’s Blood Elixir l! known, Its sales are larger thnn thoso of all other blood medicines oomblnad. The use of this wonderful romedy makes all tho difference betwoeo im­ pure, sluggish blood and n healthy, enorgetlc condition; the difference between sickness and henlth. It Is doing an Incalculable amount of good ta making discouraged, filck pcoplo woll and happy. As nothing else can. It drives out poisonous germs and dsep-eeftted dis­ ease blood, brings sweet sleop to the nervee, ito f t ? V I t a U from I I U l i l the » **w w * ~ - — , It ----- ------ s s m s<J nccessnry w -------- --------» - • ----- ~W o happy expectancy In tho placo of deipondoncy. It hns helpod and caredI tho thou............................................................................................. sands,—It will do tho same for you. The fnct that Leonardi’« Dlood E lixir Is sold under a 11000.00 guarantee to refund money on first botilo It It falls to euro speaks volumes In proving Its unusual merit.---------- —— -n ----------- ——:-----, , —7 No other blood romody known could bo sold under this guarantee withe »tee without forcing Its proprietors Into bankruptcy. If you wish to be well use Iritonardl’s Blood Elixir. It Is superior to every other blood p u rtie l gSsS proven by thlfi marvelous guarantee. For Sale By W m . G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida —MM— —— — — — S— — ^ — — — — — Hi— — A Motor For Any Purpose we jjr e a t your scrvjce with the very best cars. We never sleep. If ybii‘ are in trouble coll us any hour of the night or day. A 2 5 c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You s.afor4 fhchiaet^Gan/ec.mp.ny| por Engraved Cards See The Herald 1 �•• r~ O r:: June 11 1012 TWr SANfORD HERALD Pefetkhed Every Tuesday aad fttdar Mornlni Dy THE HERA1D PRINTING COMPANY IL J . H O LLY, f d l l « FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL New» and View» fr o m Special Correspondent To The h erald W. M. tlAYNEg, B usiness Manager gubecr Ipt lea Price. » 2 .0 0 e Veer In ‘A dvance Delivered la the City by center 1 1 0 0 per year In advance or tOc per month. Payments la adtaaoe moat be mede at office. Catered ea second-daaa melt matter Auiuit 190», at the Poetoffloe at Sanford. Florida seder Act of March 3rd. 187» Telephone No. Ml OfMo la Herald BoUdln* = -7— KIHi FVIvv .. . ÜWL-. . m*. Orange county, already noted for Its good roads, U planning to bond n "roads district," comprising 8anford and the Celery D slta ." The money la to be used for the construction of vitrified brick main roads with shell, day, marl and laterals. A community may be judged by tbo highways it maintains and It looks as if Orange county were plan­ ning to take a scat «way up yonder.— Miami Metropolis. ------ O. I t would bo well for the city council to appoint« milk Inspector for Sanford • or rise pass an ordinance making milk — ¡asf n tia s ■ * nse*iry«—Xhere i# nothing that spreads sickness quit« so quickly as milk that is not dean, and it is doubtful If some of the milk dealers of Sanford, could at present pass such an inspection. Every milk dealer of this city could have a sanitary dairy if they knew how and ' shohld be the business or the city coun•__ell to paai an ordinanoc th at wiH.explaln _ sanitary regulations and then ipt every dairy conform to" these rules. Nothing can be done until the council acta. ------ O-----The dispatches tell of a Pennsylvania boy, who, goaded to madness by the illtreatment inflicted on him, his mother and other members of the family, by u drunken father, put poison in .th e whis­ ky, thus causing the death of the brutal parent. It seemed unnecessary to hire high-priced orators to discourse upon the evils "of intemperance, when the col­ umns of the newspuixira give such in­ stances us this of the terrible conse­ quences of excessive drink. The to y 's crimo was awful and unnatural, but who that has seen the kind of a home an habitual drunkard can make but will feel that the lad'* provocation was most equal to justification. Lakeland Tohgram. Washington, D. C., June 13.— In all probability the hill regulating the opera­ tion of the Panama Canal will be report­ ed out of tho Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals, of which Senator Frank B . Brundcgre of Connecticut is chairman, early neat week. The com­ m ittee bos accorded hearings to repre­ sentatives of the railroads, steamships, and commercial bodies and all others who have asked to be heard. The railroads were not given a hearing while tho bill was under process of incubation in the House Committee on <Interstate and Foreign Commerce and consequently raised n "fo g " that their interests were being jeo p ard ize through the "log­ rolling" methods of the extremists of both parties. parites. Rather than have this charge go to the country un­ challenged, although without any foun­ dation in fact, Senatic Brandcgeo threw the doors of his committee room open to whoever desired to enter and be heard in assisting to formulate a bill that it is sincerely hoped will show wisdom and constructive statesmanship in every -line. It is expected the bill will differ very materially from the le Ho House measure, par­ ticularly with reference to the prohibition of railroad owned steamahi|M operating through' the canal, The free toll provi­ sion of the House hill relating to vessels engaged in the coastwise trade it is be­ lieved will remain in the Senate measure when it comes from the tommittee next week. It was ju st mere force of habit that led to placing Senator Smoot in an embarossing situation in tho Senate the other day. Senator Smoot is chairman of the Jo in t Committee on Printing, and in this capacity he is very careful to bo inform­ ed of the nature of documents to be of­ fered on tiie floor for.printing before ho allows the Senate to authorize IL Sen­ ator Clarke of Wyoming has suggested that n copy of the United States Con­ stitution be printed in the Record. Sen­ ator Smoot's attention was centered on some other m atter at the time the Wy­ oming man made his request, ond he caught only tho words " to be printed." "W ho is the author of the document?” asked the watchful Utah man. A' roar of laughter greeted hU query. He agreed, niter the m atter had been ex­ plained to him, that it was a proper re­ quest to have the United States Con­ stitution printed. ... • • • • • Representative Stoencreon of Minne­ sota docs not favor reciprtWty.- -Neither do his constituents. Recently they sent to Senator Clapp, also from Minnesota, a petition asking for its rejx-al. Mr. Steencrson received a letter from the man who secured the petition, saying that it had been sent to Senator Clapp and Mr. Stecnerson could use the peti­ tion if ho so desired. An op|»ortune mo­ ment arrived In the House for Mr. Stwv ncraon to present -the petition, and he hastened to Senator Clapp’s oflice to get it. "T h ere is no such petition here,” de­ clared the Senator's clerk. "T h e oniy tiling we have from your co-rvs|>ondent is a barrel of apples that we iiaven't opened." Tiie ge nersl expressed desire among tiie leaders to clear the way for adjourn­ ment by June l&th apix-ars to have gone “ Apple«!" ihouted Mr. Steenerson, glimmering The Ixirimer case, now before the_Senate, it U exjx-cUxI, will con­ who waa in a burry to get back to the sume not Ifiw than two weeks. The ac­ floor with the document. "N othing of cused Senator will make n des|»erate the sort. T h at la'll barrel of protests fight for his seat, and it g(x>s without against reciprocity." Whereu(xm Mr. saying that be has friends in that Ixxly, Steencrson jurn|x-d on the head of the whoso own reputation being impugned, barrel with both feet, scattered the pa­ will stand by him pendstenrtyr- Conse­ pers, in which the document was wrnpquently it hxiks as though midsummer |x-d, around the floor, secured the doc­ will find Congress still in session and not ument which was nearly two hundred inclinai to adjournment until the weather |feet long und rolled up on u »tick like n becomes oppressively warm. By t h a t 1 maji. He got back to the house chnmtime the political national conventions J ber in time to lie recognized by tiie will have nominated their tickets and Sjx»nker, when- flic (ictition was finally GAVE HIM T H E HOOK_____ the great rumpuign of 15*12 will be in referred to the Committee on Ways and U. S. Senator Clark seems to have l>een progress. I Means. nominated by a small vote over llilburn. — toko Region. And it U rumored that Andrew Jack- $1,000.. We base now over $6,000,000 B U SIN E SS M E N 'S -L E A G U E eon will be nominated for president of the insurance in force and our charter only Sanford needs a Business Men’s United States by the Whigs.— Miami rovers Cass county.” League. The Commercial Club is all Metropolis. Think of it, you suckers who have been j This Is the very fxnttt* of sarcasm and allowing the insurant-«* rom paniorto col-j ^or ^ purpose of advertisihg the i* well merited. Any Florida editor that left us much or more rerrv month a* the **ity un«l country but the business men of is ignorant of the names of the Senator* home insurance eumpati} would want Sanford have never toen enthuse«! over and Congressmen of bis own state de­ (or Onr ) tur. it or attended any meetings utile« a po­ serves the hook. This mutter will bear the clurx-st inves­ liceman waa «ent after them. For the ------O-----tigation and now U the time to investi­ past four years the real business of the B E L IE V E IN A D V E R T ISIN G gate. The coot of everything has been city has been transacted on the street The Florida Citrus Fruit Growers' As­ raised and there is not a business man in corners—by' business is meant the big sociation know that they have the right Sanford that can afford to pay the pres­ things that concern the welfare of the idea in the marketing, growing and ent, rate of insurance exacted in Sanford. city —and there has been no get together The Herald does not wish to knuck spirit manifested. No interest has been (tacking of citrus fruits and in order to get the growers into the belief they hare any man's business, but we have never taken in regard to city affairs and the decided to take a" (»age In The Herald receded from our sworn duty wTien the fact that Sanford made any progrem at from time to time and their first issue duty was clear. There are fire insur­ all is nothing short of marvelous. Now starts today. The Association recog­ ance agents in Sanfnrd who uri- making is tli«- time to get together on this very nizee the value of printers’ ink and they n small commission on the insurance they im|iortanl question and the way to get will use it more freely this season. If can write, and this plain talk will in­ together on every subject is the formation you are interested in citrus culture read jure their business, but they will agree of a business men's league to discuss and with Tho Herald that the r a t a are ex­ dispose of tho important affaire of this tha facta and figures in this issue. orbitant and that they are powerless to city. Right now w-e are in the midst of ------ O-----change them. They will have to admit very inportant matters and yet it is im­ HOM E F IR E IN SU RA N CE CO. From time to time The Herald has that Sanford is paying thousands of dol­ possible to get a quorum of representa­ protested against the exorbitant rates lars into the coffers of foreign com­ tivo men together on any nubject charged Sanford business men by tiie panies that should to left nt home. They There are weighty matter» to come be­ fire insurance companies that operate in will have to admit that Sanford has fore the people and they should not come Florida and have their being in other never had a square deal and never will up until they have been discussed calm­ states. The Herald has proven that have one as long as the insurance trust ly and dispassionately by the parties ‘ these com pañía belong to a trust and is In force, ami at the last they will have mostly concerned. A good room could that every fire insurance company oper­ to admit that their small commission be secured for tho meetings and every ating in Florida was obliged to stand by left, to them is not sufficient 'to cover day the business men could congregate thc rates, made by the Southeastern T ar­ over the bare faced hold up that i* being and discuss matters of vital interest. iff Association and that their profits practiced upon their fellow townsmen Tiie merchants would find this a relaxa­ came into the millions and that oiir own every day, and that ih spirit at least they tion and benefiL They could discius matters vital to their own particular line people are being bled "day by day by this admit the truth of this contention. Another thing! and a better feeling would prevail among trusL We have advocated the Mutual At the next seeieion of the Legislature tho business men. Sanford could cer­ Insurance plan, composed of our ^>wn merchants and formed for protection and there will be bills introduced to materi­ tainly profit in many ways by an organi­ n o t for profit. We have expounded ally lessen the insurance r a t a that are zation of this kind, and the time is ripe this theory to you and yet the m ajority now exacted from the people. There for the organization of the Sanford Busi­ of the business men of Sanford have will be a bill Introduced to cut the rev­ n a s Men's League now. D on't let this slept on and on and while they slept tiie enue and that of the power that controls m atter slip you. deft finger» of the insurance com pañía the insurance trust and th at will forever sire in your pockets. A statement has free Florida from this octopus th at is Arfclent Gam« of Tennis. * just been sent to this paper from the strangling progress everywhere and we Patrons’ and Farmers'Mutual Fire In ­ expect our representative* to support * Tennis Is the cam « of kings. Tha surance Co., of Harrisonville, Missouri. these bills. See to these things, you oldest of exlatlnc bail (»m e»—it la .mentioned In tbo Arthurian romance* If any of you are jp doubt about this people of Florida! —tennis waa originally the pastime of See to these thingrf, you people of matter you can writs to this address. the kings and noble» and It waa long M r.R u s e d , the secretary, writes as fol­ Sanford! before Its descendant—lawn tennis— low»: „ became popular with all classes. Tbs ’T h is company has been organized for game reached England from Prance Fact and Imagination. years. The average cost per year on **1 knpw you don't lore me," abe and Italy, and by the tim e of Henry all cU ana of insurance tor tb s 3 5 years erted, peevishly. "I do lo r e you." he VII we find a royal tennis court at has bean $2.85 jn r $1,000. On resident demurred, "only not as much as you Windsor. Henry V III was sin expert s i the gam s. , proparty tha dost has been $1.65 per Imagine I do."— Ôatir*. 5 Steinway & Sons Mehlin Behr Bros. Mathushek Story & Clark “Crown” : Kohler & Campbell - Haines Bros. and Fischer . *,•a*•. • *«•#*w i jL a — -- — The Aultopiano » r p X v j AND » Send for Catalogues, P rice s and Terms J A C K S O N V IL L E FLO R ID A T H E AROMA OP TEA Olt ( o '.TKE is the first indicator ,.f • iiunNty. Then comes the flavor, tin th«. Strength. We are alwav t |u havr our teas and eoffe»** put * «w.r»->t tests. For the m«»’ .- **-i«-r. i. in«l U,r grander they stand out a* - ; - r. >r in u,r ordinary. o r’ P A Y C A 8 H and SA V E MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery O o r tkNg I.n at of 1'iMi.r?,. * First S tre e t Sanford f l or i d* IIAH THE IDEA FA KK M HI t K Ani liiat putting money in fami lami* Ih ubimi thè moni prulttabli- **fr inveatmenl )uu ran mate il il i* wiscly don«-? Bui >ou rwn in*«' a lol too. Betlrr gel thè Ix-nrfil uf our experl knowledgr <»f «slut» and ronditions before inte-ung You may billeri) regrel il if )»u don’t. •HOWARD PACKARD I VM> < (> Sanford. f Inrula y y A N T E D - -To BUY sccon,l'l,‘" " 1 t’,jm H I G H E S T M A R K E T P R I C E PAID • i * All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and respondents Solicited SOUTHERN S T A T E S sold (. *>r BAG C O M P A N Y I r n p o c t c f i o1 B u r L p — M a n u f a c t u r e * • o f »11 K i n d » o f JA CKSO N V ILLE, . . . . FLORIDA THE .s u r p r is e . Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of ruii^ting and blending. Nothing Like It E v e r Before Offered. DRINKS and goes further than any 30 cent cof­ fee on the /inarket to-day. Cuts down the oat of living w illfu l sacrificing coffee enjoyment 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 1 0 A 8 K Y O U R G R O C E R FO R IT c e n t# P a c k e d E x c lu s iv e ly b y CHEEK-REAL COFFEE CO Nashville. Ti - , A V’ JeeksonviU«- FU. �. I Capt. E . A.Morena, representing the Florida Grovier of Tampa wa* in tin; city As the 16th is the third Sunday, Rev. C. H. Summers will be here to preach. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. MorrU entertain­ ed hia sister, Mias I^ena Morris pf Forest City last week. Their daughter, Edna, accompanied Mias Morris home to be gone a month. UnjUat Acquisition. An unjust acquisition Is like a barbed arrow, which must be drawn backward with horrible anguish, or else will be your destruction.—Jerem y Taylor. 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. • , Irving and Ja m « hat ridge went t o ' Good fnrm and buggy horse for sale rort \ alley, Ga., last Saturday to pack «and two milk oowa with calves. Apply to peaches. Thomas E. Wilson. 58-tf W. A. Heltmuller of the Lanston Mon John Robinson's mother of Oak Hill One and two burse wagons with celery otypa Co., of Philadelplda, wax in the spent several days here recently. flared side bodies at Underwood's, frl-7-tf d ty on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson havo Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine fri-48-tf t3. H. Tuxbury left today for hia home moved into E , 1». Craig’s little house on &. Garage Co. Cameron avenue. All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ In Saoo, Maine, after spending the win­ chine A Garage Co. fri-48-tf Mrs. GodWin is reported as recovering ter here looking after his landed inter­ Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine from her serious illness. Mr. Godwin'« est«. A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf with her at the home of relatives in Autoes and carriage painting at Un­ UMnu W. W. Al>ernathy has returne<i Oviedo. derwood's. First class work. fri-3-tf home after a moat pleasant visit to Vir One of the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. We ore equipped to handle your repair ginla, where she spent several weeks at King of Cameron avenue is said to be work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. hr- old home. fri-48tf. very ill with fever. Dr. Robson is in Martha Miller is spending her attendance. Rub-My-Tism will cure you. vacation at Nicholasville, K y., visiting 76-FH -lSt Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hrilt have pur­ her aunt, Mrs. T . C. Willis. On the chased tho Speer house and two acres on Rub-My-Tiam will cure you. 19th aha will visit Mammoth Cave with Miller avenue. His brother, K . L. 76-Fri-l5t #■ a party of friends. Britt and family will continue to reside For a good table nnd home cooking come t V*--».«* fr V ?eV -I * Car load of plants Just arrived and there. Mr. and Mrs. Speer, who re­ to thq Sirrine Hotel for your meals. R a t« $5 per week. 24-tf must be sold a t once. Now is the time sided here for a time are now residents Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf to put In your plants and have them of Aurora, M o.«, Gettia W. McGfrJland of Whittier is grow. Sale Is on between hours .of ten and four. L. H. T E M P L E . 81-2t •pending some time here a t tho home of * • Ills unde, J . F_M rClelland. I - Mrs. Geo. Dickinson opened her sum Mr. and Mrs. Boyd left Saturday for mer school in the Grammar School build­ North C'srolinnXto make their home. ing with a very fair attendansa-this They lived in the Dr. B ush cottage lust All Local A dvertl»em entt Under This week. Pupils conditioned In rrrtain Heading. Three Cents a Lina Foch Issue winter and later at Harry Ward’s house studios who are desirous of making their on Pinewuy. grades should onter promptly. For Suis— Fancy, ripened on the it* plani. pi Byrd Willi* is with the postal tele­ Indian River pineapples. Price $1.50 *1.30 per '• p-David C. Caldwell of the wMI known graph Company building linta at Dougcrate. Season just opening. Send me firm of D. A. Caldwell St Sons left Tues­ as, Ga. . . your order* now. Don’t w ait B. K. Mc81-tf day, for'H igh Point and other leading Louis Willis left on Wednesday for McCartney. Eldred, Fla. Female Help Wanted—Be a dress­ centers, to purchase car loads of furni­ inoxvillo, Tcnn., on n business tViJT. of maker. Earn $20.00 weekly. I-earn at ture to be Shipped at once. It is un­ several days. home in a few weeks. Send for free cat­ usual for merchants to buy furniture nt Mmdames Knight and Morris nnd alogue. Carens College of dressmaking. FL O R ID A this time of the year in car loads lote. but Mias Kllu Ingraham were spending Wed- Clark building. Jacksonville, Fla. Hl-lip S A N F O R D tills enterprising . firm has the right ncaduy in town and Incidentally attendWanted—To exchange furnished cot­ tage on Coronado Bench for four or (lye prices and values, and have done an ex­ <r + 4- * -S- ■>+ ♦ -fr + <•+ <, + + + 4- 4 . + + 4 . 4 . * -K- 4* * 4* + + «■+ ♦ ♦ ♦ + 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I the revival meeting. seated auto, must be in good condition ceptionally fine buainetu thi* year. We never mentioned the weather. It arid good make. Address II S. Walker. ™ New Smyrna. Fla 8l-4tc A. Dorner sends The lieruld (xwtal hows for itself. S O M E N E W A R R I V A L S IN Wanted—To sell at a bargain, if sold cards every five minutes from New York. quick, several comfortable furnished cot­ HufTnlo, Niagara, Detroit and other H e li­ tages on Coronado Bench. II S. Wulkcr. ports and if he sends one from Milwau­ CiEO. H. IVEY New Smyrna, Fla. * 8!-4tc kee next WO expect to have him arrested. Wanted—To rent by month or season, Notary Public It is bad enough to lx- unable to make u several furnished cottuges on Coronado V trip north, but we could lx*nr up under All kind* of D-gaJ Papers, D ihmIs . Bruch. Prices reasonable. U S Wnlker. That are the height of style for the New Smyrna. Fla. 8l-4tc our loas all right if thane friends would Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements For Rent—Eight room bouse, with bath Sum m er season. W hite Canvas and not send us such pleasant greetings from taken, Rentals nnd Collections. Official Bearing orange trees. Artesian well, the old familia^placea with the apixmded Cadet for the I. L U. Benefit Society. modern conveniences. Addreess Mrs. Nubuck Pumps and Colonials, styles l>o*tcrlpta that speak so loudly. How The l>v*t nnd cheapest Sick, Injury, 1Emma Blame, Sunfurd. 80-2p ever it is to lx* ho|M*d that Dorner will Accident and Death Benefit Protection. to please a lj and the prices are rij>ht. Wanted—Position as foreman on truck enjoy himself sufficiently to lone that long Office in Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ i farm. Special attention given to celery For further particulars address P. E. Coinface he usuully carries around Sanford metto j stock. Sanford. Fla., K. F. D. No. I. 80-2p •QUICK WHITE" finti "ALBO" Cleaner for nil kinds n f with him for the benefit of pros|x*ctive For Sale— My entire stock of Buff Or­ White Shoes. celery growers. The Gate Cily House has brought down pingtons. winners nt Into Jacksonville the high coal of living Only $4 00 per show Also two fine colony houses und week for the finest table board in (he city. . 250 feet fence. A good opportunity for Auction bridge See Pnrker 28 anyone wishing to enter into the fancy poultry business E S Beardsley, San­ The Auction bridge Club met with ford. Fla. Box 1185. 80-2p Mrs. Frank Miller Monday, afternoon. For Sale Cheap—Three hives of bees Our N eil l-eglidaturo Two tables of cards were played.Mrs. in patent hives, nt Sanford. Address A. FEET FI TTE R S. 0 . Chase made the high score and won C. Osborn, c-o Tampa Elec. Co., Tampa, Hardly hud the news made the round* a beautiful china fern dish. Mrs. U. W. ; Fla. 80-2(p J J Telephone No. 6 9 - : Sanford, Florida llenrdon got the low prize. a pillow cov­ of the *tate that Jacksonville’s Board of For Sale—Five acre farm Big B a r­ Trade would probably ask for a hjxtuiI er. After the g a m e was over a delicious gain. Mostly cleared and In gixMl cullit } + + * ++ 4* * * <•+ + + + + •»+ +-J* -fr♦ + + * + -«-+ + + + + •»-+ + ♦ + ♦ + + salad course was served. Mrs Miller'» Mtetion of tin* Ix-gisluture than nuiner I valion House, fence«], fine well Rich guests were Mrs. 8. (). t'hase, Mrs H. \V. nun other cities became imbued with the I hammock land See Chris 1» Polk, San79-3tr Herndon, Mrs. Geo. K|x*er, Mrs. (). W. ilea of having representation at that ixn- ford Furnished House for Rent—Five rooms sion if it should be called. The eager­ llrady, Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, Mrs. S. nnd bath. Good location. Apply to H. Puleaton, Mrs. Frank Gonzales, Mrs. 1). ness with which these cities are seeking 0. Connelly, 514 Palmetto. 79-2p to bring questions lrefore the Legislature f . Whitner. For. Rent—Two story house of six rooms, uggests that unless u specini seosion to all modern improvements. Apply to 107 Only cxclualvc* Baker in the city. All inning done cover a |M*ri<xl of sevi-ral weeks is order- Oak avenue. 79-tf with lnte*t Improve»! Sanitary madiinery. I)r. Davis Coming d, the next regular session will lx; over"MX IT" Paper Hanging done first cJass S P E N C E R ’S DREA D H AN D LED by all F I R 8 T C L A 8 8 G R O CE RS manner. Beal screens for windows and Dr. J , C. Davis, the well known op­ urdened with business. S p e c ia l O rd e rs F ille d P ro m p tly doors KiMip out flics and disease. Roofing When so many cities demand *|x-cial tician, will be at the Robbins' Nest Mon­ nnd guttering, l-ct me figure. C. A. Smith, Wc Make Everything Known to the Trade day, June 17th for one week. Eyes 'gislation there rnn lx* no denial that rear 015 Park Avc. Phone 229. 70-tf tb state is progressing faster than our tested free. Wanted—Schools, churches, lodges nnd [’ HONE [00. NO. I l l PARK A V E N U E. Head a c h « of years' standing cured law makers think. It lias lxx*n the cus­ private partlc to bold their picnics at tom to waste timp and dally over un- Woodland Park, the only place provided with glass« by Dr. Davis. important matters at Tallahaaaee, until with amusements, conveniences and ne­ Don’t neglect your children's eyes. cessities. The only swimming pool in the References: Dr. J. N. Robson, Dr. O. the last few days of the legislative session stale emptied and deaned every day. W, King, Med. Ex. A. C. L„ J . E. Pace. called for hasty action. Then some real­ Open Thursdays ond Sundays. To let 78-tf ly important matter or mutters would be other days. 8 1-ltc Three or tour large furnished rooms brought up and rushed through, regardwith bath and pantry for rent during ires of the need for careful conshleratlon. summer at reasonable terms. 809 Pal­ Editor« lo Panama If reports which have left the state metto avenue. 67-tf * A It haa been suggested by several mem* Capitol for the past few sessions of the For Sale or Rent—Eight and one-half ben of the newspaper fraternity of this Legislature are true, it haa been the en­ acres on Celery Avc, between Carncron To the fuct tlmt now is the time to tukc out a policy city that there could be no better place deavor, or at least the practice, of tho and Bcnrdall avenues. All tiled and In in a reputable Life Insurance Company for the next meeting of the Florida Press member* to ignore anything that bor­ good condition. Two flowing wells and ;ood barn. Apply to J . N. Whitner. SanAssociation than Tampa and a move­ dered on .serious and liusin«B-likc meth­ ord. Fin., or Nelson Orny, 8 Harrison St.. ment—purely tentative as yet—Is on ods for any length of time. There have- New York City. 7G-9tc foot to Invite the quill pushers to come lx*en spots in the day of deliberations Table board nt Mrs. R L Jones', one to this d ty . when the law maker* suddenly became block from First street, on Park avenue. 78-tf In connection with the meeting It has alive to their important dutira, hut th* J For Sale—2 Boar nnd 3 sow pigs, now been suggested that it would t>e a great spots were narrow or soon obliterated by five weeks old, from good regisrered thing to load the entire editorial associa­ the old lazy-like manner. Today, Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family not provided ■ grade Berkshire stock. Will sell for $5 t i o n into a steamer and take them down Going ovor tho whole situation from each, or the bunch of five tor $20. Apply for. You are doing them un injustice. MEET ME FACE TO ford to aeq the "wheels go round" at Panama. first to lost, it appear* that the timo is at 78-8tc FACE and let tnc explain ull the principal points about the By that time the canal will be nearly hand for more frequent ecasiona of the Fla. For Rent—House of six rooms on Fourth If not qulete ready for opening and there Legislature and more scrutiny as to t to the beat life insurance p o l i c i e s . ______ . ._ v would b aa great deal to aee and to learn. work done by our representative«. Flotti street between Magnolia ank Palmetto avenues, recently vacated by D. G. Wag­ Because of this state's peculiar position Ida is facing a greater era of progrem ner. Apply to E. H. Herndon, city. 73-tf •a the nearest state of the Union to the than has ever been known. Biennial Ten acres of good land for sale at a mouth of the canal it would be most ap­ aemiott* of the legislature will no longer bargain. Three acre« cleared and crop­ propriate that the Florida editor* should take care of tho needs of the state. More ped last season. All under fence. Near . - • .1 r*/ . . a *i V ' be among the first to see and to report on frequent sessions will solve the problem loading station on traction line. Almost iven away. Particulars at Herald O m c i;firJlEiM*u B dc. SANFORD, FLORIDA the wonder* of the completed canal. which are coming up with such fre­ The plane have not taken definite quency. And perh*pa more frequept • W. H. Underwood now has a first class ahape yet, but it 1« m o rj than, probable ••■■ions will kill the tendencies to waste horse thoer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature. Your that they will be framed Up U»*jfck/aaIr­ the valuable time of the Legislature. ion a t to be presented to tbo’ tdftoria) Jacksonville busine« men have been horses can be assured of the best kind of work in this line. See Underwood mind a t Pmiatka On June 20-22 when the forced to seek special legislation, and wbei\ your horse needs shoes. 45-tf editors will be in eeeaion. If 100 people' in doing so have uncovered a aeeming ne■ *• For Rent or Share Cropping—My celery would go it to believed that the entire trip erssity tor lx-tier and more rapid 'work farm located on French avenue, Sanford, to Panama and return could be arranged on the part of the repreaentaUvea.— for the coming season. Address. Cedi Gsbbett at the Robbins Nest. 71-tf (or at a coat not to exceed |80 a piece. Jacksonville Metropoli«.' * v tv A f jfv i . . - A «Jfc. ;.-X ' /'• -i ' - V »-'V ; , r4 Wadnaaday. K ' j ■ M O ORE’S STATION is of *•»]» f 1mJ We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of_yout-inspection? WANTS .f i .1 .F R A N K Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ! 4 W H IT E F O O T W E A R 4 E. G. D U C K W O R T H r 'J v I S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y ! «K ’ i! A re You A live? 'f t ili ! YOU MAY BE DEABl D. L. THRASHER mL Subscribe forï.The Herald and *, get all the NeWs worth Reading rt‘¿ S à I I �. ’ i - ■. VH I THE SANFORD HERALD » • » » / « .v VTiT• Juo* 14.191': for fchF »htPT o rro fferIt will T>o aeon from tho com rut» shlpment, from this s u t e citrus frulta tlou decision No. 133,: of the United Blotter's statem ent In this letter th«< that wero Immature or otherwise un S.tates departm ent of agriculture, rel­ ho hfcd submitted the proposition to ative to tho coloring of greon citrus fit for consumption. This se t passed the attorney general and that fruit«.. I t would appear {from t h e the legislature -alm ost Immediately would abide J)y tho attorney , ruling of the hoard of-food and drug It was heralded as a good law. P rac­ decision. However, a lt f r this Inspection that It Is not Intended to tically before It was out of the hands Ion was rendered, th e commission.-,, Interfere, with the commercial move­ of the governor, agencies who h n of agriculture did not chan«0 Ml ment of oranges or lemons, where profited and would continue to profit views. W e wer® again advlsod by him 00793640 the fruit has attained maturity, size through tho handing of this Immature that tho immaturo fru it Jaw and acidity, even If the color should fruit, took stops to offset Its good In general law, that it could’ be onion­ be greenish. In our opinion, this rule fluence, and to this end were report­ ed only by the usual process for will not hurt business, but, on tho ed to havo employed counsel to go forcing general laws, that sonic cltlcontrary, It will .caution the grower Into the law, dissect It and discover sen should complain to tho proper a weakness, If It was there, which for handlers of Florida orangos oper­ and shippers not to be In too great would mako It Inoperative. Some of officers In hla county, that this 0fn hurry to pack and market tholr fruit. ating lu this state to bogln to movo their number visited Tallnlmsseo, and cor should take tho usual routine la.m any Instances before the oranges Green fruit, or Immature fruit, artl In some of tho trade and dally papers and th at tho fruit should bo brought B y R. P. Burton, Florida Cltrua were fully grown. A few early ship flclally colored a t the opening of the appeared what purported to be an In before a court which would determine Exchange. menta would sell for fair prices, but season, is often detrimental to the torview with thoso genttomen. In on examination w hethor or not tho Interests, and we believe fruit was Immaturo within the m,.an as soon as the movement began in jobbers' that If growers and shippers would which It was stated that tho law Ing of the law. T h ere apprar.nl to Tho dlaouaalon of this su b ject la |«arncst the market would collapse, made no provision for Its enforce­ hold tho fru it until It matures, tho be no courso open to tho growers of beoessarUy a discussion of cauao and .and would remain In that condition consumption would be Increased. We m ent; heneo It was a dead le tte r Florida excep t through tholr organ!•fleet, aa thero la 'no effect without iuntll late In the season. The growers recognize tho difficulty of dlscrlml They were reported to hare formed ration, tho Florid* Citrus Eiohang, 'a cauao. There Js no subject In tho themselves wore not responsible for natlng between the various grades of a pool afnong themselves, each one T h e Florida „Cltrua Exchango was o ln d a o f the cltrua grow ers-of Flor­ that condition, as the peoplo who greenness, and feel that tho board paying his pro rg t* of the expense therefore, forced Into an attitude 0f ida today ao v ital to the growers aa were doing this shipping wore either of food Inspection should be very to fight I t T he Florida Citrus Ex prosecutor In an effort to h *v „ tht. the Influence of Immaturo cltrua buying on their own account or hand a fter the law waa passed careful In theta decisions to the end change, tru lta In the m arkets of the country, ling òn account for the growers. It took It up with tho commissioner of law enforced, giving tho grower. of aa i t effects directly the Income of bought, tho growers who sold felt that the Industry may not be Injured. agriculture, whose duty the Exchange this state tho protection they wur» Correspondence with our members, ovary citrus grower, not only In F lo r­ that h arin g sold the fru it and receiv­ official« bad been advised It was to entitled to in restraining persons ed the money, be had no right to say through tho office of the secretary, have this law enforced through the from violating this law. thereby de ida, but In California. T h e growing of cltrua fruits la ono to the shipper that he should wait leads us to believe that the jobbers state pure food department. The atroylng the m arkets for tholr prodof the moat fascinating. If properly until the fruit was m ature. The pur­ prefer «to handle mature, ripe stock, commissioner of agriculture took the ucL A number of arrests wero made grown and m arketed, thero ffe no oth­ chaser felt that It was his right to and, further, wUh to advance tho o r position outlined In tho purported In In this state for violation or this law. e r fru it grown In th is country that send th is fruit to m arket early ange and lemdn growing Industry In tervlew above referred to. and the at but adm ittance to houaos that were * •< „ p a y * m ore handsomely, and tho own­ enough to anticipate tho decline tho United S ta te s ." tom ey general of the s » t e was ap known to be shipping greon and im­ On page 133-134 Is the following ing and handling of a citrus grovo. iWhlch would wipe out his profit and pealed to through the commissioner m ature oranges waa forbidden to aside from Its Intrinsic value, Is ono probably result In a loss. Those who language: of agriculture. In tho opinion ren growers affiliated with tho E x c h a n g e "T h o next topic Tor discussion was that appeals to th e fancy. In con­ were handling for the necount of tho derad by tfce attorney general, Park who wore Interested In th« «,nf,,r,« Oreen Citrus F ru it*.' grower were not Interested beyend sidering the influence of immature Tram m ell, under date of O ctober 10, ment of this law. '• f i F r ij. R. V*ix: ' ‘Florida seem s to 1911 addressed to Hón. Tl. E. M cIJn, fruit on the citru s markot, we must the prlco per box that they received A t*!h is jtiBTTuT^djKJ^vr n?.ta k e Into account tho fact th at we J o r their services. -Much of It was hato h n * tho first tr o u b lc .-W e be- commissioner or agriculture, ibo fast est and most notorlnuM »Mvi-r» or are all human and aro actuated pri­ handled at a liked price per box, re llcvo Jt would he better If the ship­ paragraph roads as follows: Immaturo fruit w*r«* shipping rr.-.-iy m arily by .the samo Instlnote. If w»^ •gnrdless o f what It netted the grow­ pers of citrus fru its would wait until t0 '"Under the gonerol puro food law and closed their p acking. will bring the m atter home to our'’ er; hence they Were" lnlen;sled lu be­ such tim e w hen, the fruit Is suffi­ you have tito authority to havo ex tho public, refusing to admit di,>' p .r ’ solves, consult our wived and fam i­ ginning as early as possible; shlpplhg ciently matured before Shipment Is amtnatlons and Inspections mado of son to their houses who con'd make lies, we will And th at any c la ss of as fast a s possible and moving aa made. Aa Jobera. ‘we, naturally like citrus fruits for the purpose of as an Inspection'and fllo a cor.ph.int. as frulta o r vegetables are bought and much ns possible as the volume mov­ to, order early, and. wo alw ays get cortalnlng whether thero Is any mis­ sufficient Information could t >t be placed before the fam ily for consump­ ed governed the net amount of tholr tho first c a r of oranges, but frequent­ branded or artificially colored fruit. gathered upon which complain' could tion with ono Idea alono In v ie w : incoino for the season's business, lu ly when thoy a rriv e ; they a re as Constructing tho ‘Immature fruit* law be filed, as the complainua,| to that of presenting something that Is private conversation with a number green ob grass, with no color. They aad tho general 'pitre food law* to make a specific charge ti b„ |1Klj not only pleaaant^to tho eye, but pal­ of tho must Intelligent of these oper­ uro Immature, and tho grocer who gelher. It la my opinion that your de­ soon this fruit packed. i,.,| „ml atable "and wholesome. A ” well ma­ ators, they ntlmllted that I t - was httys them la led to believe th a t they partm ent Is authorized to m ake In shipped. On October G. < full.,wing tured, highly colored, bright. Florida wrong, that the shipping of this green are fit fur use. Ills custom er buys spectlon of alleged green fruits nnd telegram was sent to H F Mci.m orango Is very inviting to tho eye stuff killed the market, but look- the them once and may make another make such reports thereon to the the commissioner of agr - • .- at and, when eaten, very delicious to position that If they did nut ship It, piircalmc, "but finding them worthless, proper police and lnw officers as may T allahassee, f i* ., signed b> \s ,,m for be required by law. Under the Mm the palato. When onco eaten, u do somebody else would, and they wero he refrains from buying more Chash Temple: sire Is created for another. If they In the deal for nil they could get out some time, thereby retarding the con mature fruit law,' however, the ac "Tam pa, Fla., Oct G. \>\\ H u of It I have studied this question sumption of fruit.* aro kept continuously before the p<-o lion of your department 'would, per ,B. E. M cIJn, ComuilH»hit.< i ... In pie who buy orangna and cat them, closely, both In California and "Mr. C harles ii. UUls: T would like haps, for reasons heroin stated, be culture, Tallahassee, Flu A* * . ,ti Florida, aa well as In the markets. 1 they wfll be roconunended by those to Bee this recommendation adopted. entitled to no moro consideration zen, resident, taxpayer, pr..|..-m *■n who do oat them to others, and they have s>-en pmniUtug m arkets go to Ij»»t year we commenced «hipping than a complaint made by any cltl er and voter. In and of th. .. ■ t becomo an advertisement of them pieces when the volutilo of fruit of and packing orange» when they were ton of tho state who may complain Florida, I hereby inform fered was not excessive, hut I never solves for themselves, on the con­ about one third colored. The result and allege a violation of said stat ono 8 . J . Curium of Arcudiu. re -«.to trary, a green, unsightly, sour Flor­ saw It go to pieces under a normal was that there wan nothing hut grief ute." county. Florldn. Is dull) \i,, .r m the ida orange Is repulslvo to the oyo. supply unless (fiere was some Inher on all early shipments. TI i Ib year 1 A lengthy correspondence ensued Immaturo fruit law In »him i.g and ent defect In thp fruit. California repelling rather than attracting pur­ reversed tho order of things and did between tho officials of tho Florida offering for shipment irunm .t*- ..nd chasers. It Is generally known In a navels often cross the continent, eu not allow a single grower to bring In Citrus Exchnnge and the commission unripe citrus fruit» at and t-u . vr largo eoctlon of the United Hlates that countering uxtrvmcl) low tempera fruit until It wan well colored and er of agriculture, the latter taking cndla In violation of said i • - a n ! Hires in transit, are frozen eu route, a largo part of tho Florida crop of sugared up to a certain percentage, the position tbut the Immature fruit the pure food act, and 1 hot*' > citrus fruits are russets. I’rlor to and, when they liliali) reach dent|na and this seamm 1 have not had a sin law waa a genera! law, that It did inand of you, a» the »worn »'ut* vf U dii , are (hawed out and become bit tho Now Year, there Is a universal gle complaint. not dorolve upon him to enforce It, ficlal whose duty under »aid t » to demand for bright Florida oranges. I l‘‘r Thu most disastrous season that "Mr. W agner: 'I move that the Idea nor to particípalo In enforcing It, and see to tho enforcement liter.-,.r . J-« russets and guldens ure not desired I ever saw in California frulta was set forth under tho heading, '‘Greysn refused absolutely to have unythlng patch to Arcadia forthwith an n -iTho brlghts are sold for (lie reason the season Of 1903 and 1904. one of Citrus F ru it," ho recognized aa cor to do with It. The Florida Citrus toy from your department ha u.< that they look good to eat, the nts the severest winters uu record, when reel In principle, and that the princl Exchange based Ita actio* upon the proper authority to Inspect. »<•!"• > »« reached seta and goldens are not desired bo practically everything that pics as th'ereln enunciated he adopted opinion rendered by tho attorney gen detnn and dispose of such Innnat ir■# cauao they do not look to he good 'to tho Kastern markets for six weeks as the sense of the Westorn Fruit oral, aa quoted above. Insisting that citru s frulta so offered In future for had been seriously damaged, by cold • «at. tho commissioner of agriculture per shipment, contrai'y to law* of » '» 'e Prices wero * disastrous. Jobbers’ Association of America.' Prior to tho great freeze of 181»I. In transit. form tho duty devolving upon his of of Florida, with Instruction« t- «ahi "T h e motion was seconded and car Florida inudo her repulatlou for the When t It 1h period passed, u large vol­ flee. Tho Exchango sent a porsonal Inspector to perform hi» dut> lhd-r rled." quality of her fruits. There wns very ume of good fruit, well matured and representative to Tallahassee, om said law, and I request you t. ■.-tMr. 3. E. Lux Is one of tho largest In perfect condition und sizes, was little of this fruit shipped out of theployed counsel thero other than the graph me. charges colie.-• ami most r**»|M>nslide wlrolesnle fruit state that had not reached a Huftl sold at about Hie same price as that attorney general, and together they of thla Infonliatlon. wh.-tl.-r 1 dealers In Topeka. Kan* Mr. Charles clent statu of maturity to appeal not the damaged fruit »old for before the Only to the eye, hut to the palate. consumers were convinced that they I R- Hills lfl the president of the I’lo Interviewed the commissioner of ag Intention or not to romp!) •* When confidence had neet Fruit Company at Sacram ento. rlculture, nt which Interview State demand, so that In ra»e vt : : i » There had be«n bui*( up In this coutl were good. Chemist R. E. Rose was present, and fusal to perform your »wort, •ivy. try a widespread and universal de­ again been established, it seemed to Cal., which handles a considerable pr><> >1 In which he participated. T he Ex proper, steps may be taken mand fo r Florida orangoa. Grapefruit ho practically Impossible to overstock volume of citru s fruits. .chnngo representative, with Its at ed by law and custom In such r»»ea There Is a m oderate demand for had not become a factor. The freexe these m arkets. Knowing these things torney, conferred with the attofnoy (Signed) oranges through this country for to ho true, the tpanagemeut of the of February. 1895, practically wiped "W ILLIAM CHASE TEMIM.K"' out the citrus Industry In this state Flo(jda Citrus Exchange, In Its first Thnnksglrlng. . Following thlij there gehenfl, who reaffirmed his opinion that the two laws should be construed To this Mr. McLln replied seasou's business, placed Itself square Is a tremendous demand for oranges Thero was a gradual Increase fro nr together, tho “general pure food la ■'Tallnlmsseo. F la . Oct l ly against the movement of Imma for tho C hristm as trade. T h ere Is a year to year, but the factors that had been engaged In m arketing prior to ture fruits, ns there wns no other strong temptation on tho part of all nnd the "Immature fruit law,'** nnd Mr. William C. Tempi«, T»mi« Th< m * this freeze, for lack of business, had way to rehabilitate the mnrket for dealers to supply Ui Ib demand, and that, under this construction, It was Your telegram received many years, California the duty of the pure food department turo citrus fruit law 1» a g. i .'« «» either left tho state or engaged In Florida orangey and place them where for a gre-at U other entorprlsea. A nuw set cam» they should stand, in' tip, lead of all has Indulged In the practice of ship­ of the .state to make Inspections This department 1ms nidliing Ith Its enforcement The «i.t .i e where complaints were filed and to others In this country. Tho growers ping greon orangos. Sho can put out Into prominence with tho growth o( the Industry, having ut their hands, themselves, lu tho main, had coma hut a limited quantity, however, for secure samples and to hold "These ment of this law Is entirely in 'h<* ready made, an Insistent demand for to learn the effect of putting this Thanksgiving, and as soon as thcio samples subject to Inspection by the hands of the district attorney f " Florida oranges, which was many green, Immaturo stuff on tho market, Thanksgiving orders are filled they proper officials of the law. T h e F lo r­ ju dicial circuit. Tho pure f....i lu Citrus Exchange requested and ■pectora have no authority lu me»» tim es In excess of tho supply. Much and they are not to be hold responsl- Cut out th eir shipments until tlmo ida urged the commissioner of agricul caaea. S e e my letter of July H. I“‘ l, hie for tho shlpmehta that were made to begin shipping for Christmas. They of this demand wga from territory ( Signed) that was not discrim inating as to by brokera and speculators. Growers usually Bhut th eir packing houses ture to appoint Inspectors -to do this "n . E. McLIN. Com Arrl quality or-m atu rity . Thoy wanted n who w era buyers, and .shippers prior down on the fcth until tho 10th. of work, offering to defray the expense if there was no fund available from Mr. Tem ple then scut thu tr1®to tho organization of the Exchange December, and do .not open again un­ few oranges for Christm as, and ear­ lier. T h is demand* was taken care of have assured mo that tho Industry til therjs Is demand from the Eastern tho state for this purpose. T b s whole gram ; '•Tampa, Fla., OcL 6. 19» 1 - 11" 1 u There la a line of correspondence developed the largoly by small shipments through had reached such u stage that they m arkets for oranges. fact that neither tho commissioner B. M cIJn , Commissioner of Agricul­ could m ake nothing on their own fruit, short period between the Thanksgiv­ the express company, many of Its agents qporatlng as the distributors« but that they evened up and man­ ing trade and tho Christm as trads of agricOlture nor the state chem ist tu re Tallahassee. F la .: My attorney, The limited quantity of fruit could aged to IIvo on the profits that they which gives tho dealers an oppor- desired to or had any Intention of with others consulted, disagree entire­ be taken care of In this way, and no made in handling the fruit of th eir tuntty to clean up tho poor stuff which lending their moral support to the on* ly -w ith your cou un tlon . Your ,<’t 8o far as they have bought, which they rarely forcement of that law, nor to dis­ •ter of Jp ly 14 waa believed then and serious harm was done, as there was neighbors. A sad sta te! ud I. know* there Un't a factor today over do at a profit to them selves or charge the duly devolving upon them now sa Insincero, dlslngenuon« « nothing to follow to feel the Ill-ef­ fects. As tho output Increased In vol­ operating In Florida. California o r In to tho satisfaction of the consumers. under tho opinion rendered to the merely a subterfuge to avoid a 'rou ume and these sm all m arkets were any oth er of the m arketa of this After the C hristm as trade la over, commissioner of agriculture by the blesome but Imperative duty At«"*»r supplied, others had to bo found. country who doesn't admit that tho there Is a lull, sometimes o f thirty attorney general of the state, whose frankly. Do you refuse to set uu Many of these had forgotten about Influence of green or Immature cltrua days before there Is any considerable duty It I» to advise the agricultural my Information In Arcadia matter • Florida oranges and, (when they be­ fruits o n *th o market Is such aa to movement of California oranges. This commissioner and pure food depart­ Noxt step already planned »'“ ll D* gan to buy, an effort was mado to destroys values. It cu rtails consump­ gives their Trult an opportunity to ma­ ment aa to their duties In su ch m at­ your declalon. (Signed) "W . a TEMPI-*skip It all out of the state before the tion, reduces tho volume of business ture] In Florida there haa been a dis­ ters. On O ctober 6. 1911, Commis­ To th is Mr. Me Lin’s reply flgst of January, resulting In ahlp- that can be handled by wholes«!# fruit position to begin In Septem ber and sioner MfcUn addressed a le tter to ''Tallahassee, FU .. OcL 6. 1»U _«r. - m e n u . o f Immature fruits to most dealers. _wha._ of n « o s » U i * jr q ) J t h o In keep a continuous stream of or; Mr. W . C. Temple, general manager m arkets, a large number of which distributors sfle r the fru it reaches anges going to m arket, regardlesa of of the Florida Cltrua Exchange, Tam ­ W , C. Temple,- Tam p*. F I*-: RoP'D“* to your two telegrams which »re «•* would buy. but ouce, and the opinion tho m arkets, and deprives Uib grow­ m arket condition! o r the m aturity of p a .‘Fla., In which he says: becam e prevalent that Florida could er of s living prloo fo r his product. the fruit, and we can look back over " I have referred to the attorney fora mo this morning, the escomí u cause producing th is effect Is the past ten years prior lo the season general the proposition aa to wheth­ which la Improper and uncalled ro grow good oranges no more. F o r a T h s num ber o f years In the territory west tho failure on the part of tho consum­ o f 1911-13 a t tho eonaecutlre years er I would be authorised to take any on your part, tay position U unchang­ o f P ittsbu rg, dealers had arrived at er to accep t this fruit and pay their of d isaster to grow ers and dealers, legal* steps aa an official under the ed. Sao letter. Ute conclusion, and ao expressed good money for i t due to this foolish policy of forcing Immature fruit statute. 8hould the O H *»*) . "D. B . M oJJN , Com. A«rlThe W estern Fruit Jo b b ers' Associ­ Immature oranges upon peopls who attorney general hold that I am m is­ them selves, th at Florid a oranges were Our representative who visited tea no longer worth handling; that Flor­ ation of America held Us annual con­ do not want them, and will not have taken in my views as to a want of ida could not produce a good orange, vention Jan uary 3-4-5. 1913, In Bt- them. In a vain effort to persuade authority under* the provision of the commissioner of agriculture. In com­ aa aha form erly did. The shipments Louis. .O n page 76 of tho report of growers affiliated with tho Exchange, said immature fruit statute. I ‘shall pany with our attorney a t Tallaba»***, of green. Im m ature oranges out of their proceedings la found the fol­ and operators not affiliated with It, conform to hla opinion on the sub­ mads a strong appeal to the oomm f th is s ta te 'b a d been can ted , to snch lowing language, embodied In the re ­ to refrain from this suicidal cou rts, je c t, os he la my legal adviser on alouer of agricultura and th* » * an e x ten t th a t th is beeamd a fixed port qf the legislative com m ittee of the Exchange took up the m atter of such m atters. H aring submitted Ute chem ist, pointing o u t th e opinio“ u legislation and succeeded In having question to the a ttorn ey. general, I the attorney general of th* , u Men. n o t, only In the minds of the that aaooclatlon: •XiKEJEN CITRUS F IIU IT S . O ui i t i n passctT Vy ibo Florida leglsla- Vfin "tráSam lt lo yóu a copy o ( j j ía above quoUd, and tha dealers, but of th e consum ers. T he fpw ewzw that were, bnngh t 1>X Hut gsordtart alsu. rsquealed.. the advice tur? « M p i u * c r lP * * * * • ' “ »» Uw » l a t a v L tiu ta tiU M t.1 OL I B f o a U m v I E INFLUENCE OF UNRIPE FRUIT .i-;- 1 wholesalers were r-i, filling In between California Valen­ cias and natela. T he statem ent was frequently mado by these wholesale fruit dealere that a fte r they had dis­ tributed a few cara of Florida or anges, the demand was dead, and they would shift from thrtn to Call foralo*, Jn m alcas o r Pòrto Ricos ; that while California» might not be any eweoter, they did have a bettor appearance; were seedless, and they were n ot-th e'd esp ised Florldas. P rior to the past season, It was enstomary t-re. �- r. - -O I -•fiùaél IME SANFORO ITERALO an i w ^ c t o r to tb * paoifng bouse, h l.-d ss k and u n « r 7 d s supervlsof b r Mr. W C. T-emplo Jon , n th|, C0DV#r8atkm w„ h Mr must have been some miscalculation much sugar as citric acHT. whllo" tfió ; W I n December, aniFilliT pot rw o rs^ average of all tho snmplet designated , until aftsr tho middle of February., : O h Norember 4. tbo Florida C ltru. WoLm. be dwelt upuu t h . fact that In his estimate of the eighty per cent th o next tread that hla listening ■'■woet" was 9.9 times as much sugar There was a dead m arket for sixty, ExebaJig* ««nt to H° n- D- **. McLln, ho w ti overworked, that there were coom lM loner of. a*ricu ltu r.. tho fol- three departm ent, of which be wa. e c r, caught was the assemblage of as cltrlo acid, and tho "very sweot" days, during a period wbon largo low lnf . 1011 „ „ tho head, which In every other .ta te more than five hundred growers at classifications averaged 12.08 times as shipments could havo been moved at 18th of ^prll. „ ) much sugar as citric acid. In ovejy satisfactory prices, had consum ers Tam p*. Fla., No . 4, 1911. lion B. had a head of their own. Independ- Tampa on t The strongest objection ever urged- case tho sugar as calculated Is total not been disgusted with tho greoo JL M c L l* Commissioner of AgrlcuP I enlly of tho olbcr departm entl Aft8r tur#» T illln lii'W , F la.: In accordance th* Interview with Biate Chemist by the opponents to tho Immature sugar ns luVurt und the percentages fruit that had been forced on th s j with Four conversation with Qulnby. ilo ie. tho Florida Citrus Exchange fruit law Is that there Is no standard are percentages In weight to tho total market. From tho lasuo of October 29, 1911, wa aarneatly rooue.t you to ln .tn .c t dl.m la.cd Mr. McUn from thought or fixed by tho law for determining the weight of tho Juice. (see Aa before stated. In every caao, no of tbo Florida lYoduco Sow s Inspector Jordan to tmpect fruit now connection with the m atter. It h a. maturity of an orange Mr. Hose em­ being «nipped by 8 . J . Carlton from no light to make upon dead people, phasized that very, strongly In tho pa­ m atter from what sourco tho sarnplo pink aheet), I . take tho following hla Arpadla packing houae, an th c.o Tho .ta to chemist, however wbb very per read before tho cltrua growers' waa received by Wlloy A Co. on ar statement, and It must bo borno l a orangea are Immature and unrlpo and much nllvo, and pnu-xtalnlng the Convention at Tampa on tho 18th of rival, tho Ju lco 'fro m oach separate mind that this sheet 1« tbo mouth* to tho Ex* sarnplo was carefully extracted, and pleco of tho opposition ■ra being offered for ahlptnent In vlo- v I o w h that ho expressed then—and so April. i before being analyzed, was thoroughly change; ilatlon of the law, and havo Inspoctor fnr a8 j ^now, continues to hold— Orange Jules Analysis. mixed to mako a true, composite sarn Extract* from Pink Sheet, Oct 27, 1911 ««lea a aamplo box of theso orangoa mio Florida Citrus Exchange bellovcd, ‘‘Tho public meeting of lndopspd* and «end to stato chem ist for oxan.l- an,j believes, now, that ho was re- (Extract from Speech of Hon. H. P pie of Juice from tho whole, and then Durton at Meeting Florida Hortlcu! tnsted for sweetness. Tho tasto of ent orange growers cn^ed for n t i t {nation and lf^ poaalblo analysis for sponsible for tho non enforcement of tural Society. May 4, 1912.) cltrlo acid and total sugar content. 1 that law, and that If ho was re-elect­ the Juice In every experiment—somo Saturday, Novembor 4, at Orlando, So much having been said, publicly three humlred In number was classi­ promises to bring to tbo front tho W ill you notify UB when selxuro Is ed or appointed by the governor to m ade ao wa m ay Inspect In Tallahoa- bo elected, that bo should bo put on and privately, after the passing of fied elthor as "very aour,’’ "sour,*’ strongest factors In tho cltrua In* tho Immature citrus fruit bill as to “ta rt," "sweet," or "very swept," and dustry of tho stato. Novor before see. record ob to the courso ho would when au orange was ripe or when It It wns not until after this determina­ havo growers boen so thoroughly ! "FLORIDA C ITR U S EXCHANGE." pursuo In tho statu In this matter. was sweet, or when Immature, that tion of flavor had boon made and not­ aroused to tho dangers surrounding On November fl tho Exchange re­ I assume that having stated that ceived the following reply from Hon. thoso m atters were all referred to tho Florida Citrus Exchange decided ed on the data shoot of the test that thorn. Many who In tho past havo to carry on a scries of experiments tho analysis wan proceeded with. simply watched tho program of tho £ . B. M cU n : him, and coupling this statem ent with In the way of analysla of oranges ."T a lla h a sse e , Fla., Nov. fl, 1911.— Mr. M cU n's statement that ho waa W ith this explanation, the tablo of Exchango In «Hence, observing Its Flo rid a Clfrua Exchange, Tampa, overworked, and tho further state­ from different localities at different results as calculated. Is given below: work step by step are now lined up with tho moat determined oppononta ^ a . : Inspector Jordan wires mo that ment In the paper road by Stato times. In order to dotormlno somo of of the present management of that Or­ After careful Inspection of fruit In Mr. Chemist Rose before tho Growers' the uncertain questions at point. 2 O r* ^ O O Some yca/a ago certain experiments L w ci ci •o n u) CI ganization. Carlton's packing bouso a t Arcadia, Convention, that tho FloflUa Citrus û •I— •C •*3 ••• O •I- O• were made by the bureau of chemistry t"Tho Exchango'a lettorgram print­ be la aatlafled Mr. Carlton Is not ship Exchango has criticised Mr. McUn, ci n n rs h h of tho United States department of ed In hundreds, oven thousands, of ping any fruit Immature or unfit for and finding nothing In this bulletin agriculture. In the way of analyses of nowgpnpors from California to Maine, consumption In his Judgment. I nil- [ 0 f March 23 that could bo ednstruud ¿3 n « n ü h 0 * «o rj has literally started a flamo of re­ Visad not necessary to purchase under an an attack upon Mr. McLIn, wo are oranges at different Binges of matur­ ¿ w Ä Cl >f P) Cl *f Cl ity being very careful In their deter­ sentment." these clroumstancoB. loft to the conclusion that Mr1 Hobo, mination of tho total percentage of ■“It Is now up to tho Independents (Signed) whllo eulogizing tho deceased com- citric add In tho Julco and total per­ 00 Cl to try at lO aitTo slay tho bad effoots ii* I 1 "B . a MçLIN. Çom. Agri. h* <f if) O Q O Í U ) «f mlssolner of agriculture, was really" centage of sugai* as Invert in tho e »3 '^ u c n V" vv of tho Exchange's program__Tho Or­ E In reply to thin tologram, the Flor- eulogizing Hose nnd taking to hlmsolf ^ MM ri Juice, und the Exchange line of work lando meeting will bo woll attended fda Citrus Exchango wired tho com- ■ a fancied attack which ho thought was Inanguratod to follow- this plan by oxporlcnccd growers, many of mlsslongr of agrtçulture as follows: had been made much more completely nnd thoroughly il C O h* j, « O ut i- ri i- f r, « »A o whom have many thousands of dol­ •Tampa, Fla.. Nov. 6, 1911— 11. B.. . Doing at tho head of tho puro food than had ever boen dono before. vr* lars Invested in tho Induitry." MoLln. Commissioner of Agriculture, department, which was under tho ail• Wlloy A Co., a firm of analytical 10 * "A loss of 25o on each box on a Tallahassee, F la :: Then -wo a r c to pervlslon of tho commissioner of ag- chemists of Haltlmore, of undoubted 6.000.000 box crop means growers will M t1 ci ci V ^ o o M « O t£> n to understand that your provlouH stato- rlculturo, there was nothing moro nat- reputation and ability, whose name 3O M H o Cl U) Û O I- I" w il 'M ' « pay a cool million and a quarter dol­ mont to tho ofTect that nono of your urn| than that tho commissioner and work are International, were so h ^ ^ flrttD C w O C 'u? r*- co r- c- «ï -r W w* s-s r-t lars for the results of tho Exchango's 0 Inspectors wore com petent to decide should havo followed tho advlco and lected, after duo Investigation, ns the V brilliant lottergram. And thero are whether citrus fruit was mature or abided by tho decision of the Htatn firm best equipped to enrry on the 1 > d tí f| ff) r— observing dealers who bolleve that ** •—cr. not mature was a mistake nnd you chemist In ull matters pertulnlng to analyses of tho Exchange. tho crop will not averngo within 23 ^ O 00 9» now admit that Inapector Jordan In i,|9 department It was also natural Four different sets of experiments cents an much as It did during tho U fully competent to ap decide Are wo lllat tho head of the pure food de were carried oti simultaneous!)- First, < pant nenson. comparing llko condi­ correct? [laruiunt should avoid performing arrangements were made with grow - it tions month by month " (Signed) this disagreeable function If he could era In seven localities In the state 1 P : 3 • 3 * j^ 5 > * "No sane receiver who hns ever "Florida Citrus Exchange." , do ao ¿ t U. Ç 2 £ handled oranges wants green fruit. whereby they would select a certain ? 5 • e To this Commissioner McLIn re|n this Interview with Mr Hose, he tree in their groves, which should not He knows full w«dl Mint buyers onco Ä i i piled by wire on November 6 emphasized the fn«'t that the Florida be picked for any purpose except for I = = -s P Miey finij Miuy havo been "caught" will T. "Tallahassee. Fla.. Nov. C. 1911.— In- (jim is Kxchnnge handled hut twenty these experiments, through the season Q' fight shy of the next sale. This hurts í: spector Jordan advises this office that per cent, of tho cltniH fruit shipped o( 1911 12 * i- = V =i rj 1 > ® rS a<j < 3° < c On the same day every the receiver n» well nn the shipper.” the fruit at Arcadln Is nil right That oUt 0f tho state, and that there was month, ui Intervals of a month apart, aa 3 u .. u «S E The following statements of aver­ a- = < n s •** ~ c ¿ if*, ir, ~ - X should satisfy you. It must govern eighty per cent, on the outside I one dozen ornuges were picked from .a 3 £ < ± ages by months for ornngrs marketed 3 * a us. have been Informed that the state each of these trees anil sent to Wiley o ï * ï o í j . E through the Florida Citrus Exchango (Signed) chemist Is a very astute politician. & Co for analysis. On arrival, the O £ 3 Q .1 d B * 5 S 2 Ì 2 during tthe season 1910 11 and 1911-13 "IT E Mel.IN, Com Agri." Every politician keeps his enr to tho Juice was carefully extracted from the I I _ > fl O C : K O a. V. T. V- j are onll ghtenlng That clnlift estab­ Stato ChemlHt Hose was Invited to ground: Mr. Hose could hear tljo oranges, thoroughly mixed and then lished the value of the Dink Shoot read a paper before the Citrus Grow­ tread of the twenty p*r cent of the tasted The taste of the Juice was At the explrntlnn of Very Sour. 3 tn. Sour, in ? , dart nn a prophet ers1 Convention held under the aus­ cltniH g T o w e r s of this s t a t e In this clanslUed ns "very sour." sour, 7 20, Sst-i'l, 9 9t>, Ve») Sw,--t. u on thin marketing neanon. the Exchango pices of the Florida Citrus Exchange appeal from the Exchange aud he as "tart.” "sw eet,” or "'very sweet 11 Af With this dala. It Is practicable tor will have bandied 760.000-boxes of cltat Tampa. April IS, 1912 In this pa- stinted that the other eighty per cent, ter this notation was nnulo on the the next legislature to establish a rus fruits for Its constituents. per Mr. Rose criticised the F lo rid a 1 were marching on the other side test sheet, the unalysls was proceed standard such as tho slato chemist Oranges. Citrus Exchango for unjustly uttackThis reminds me of a cartoon that ed with for total determination In ac and tho opposition clamor for 1910 11 Ing the lato com m issioner' of agrl I once saw In Duck There were two cordunce with the outlines of the ex 1911-13 lxroklng forward to this, tho Flor­ culture, Hon 11 E. McLIn, referring fishermen on tho hanks of n little pertinents carried on by l)rs Mlffelow ida Citrus Exchange begun tho work ôctobcT . . . . . $ .3 0 2.25 particularly to tho Florida Grower of lake on the orange belt Hue. They and Gore, of the United S ta tes depart at the opening uf the season. In or­ Novoni ber . . , . 1 8ft I .84 March 23 and April « were waiting for the train. One of menl of agriculture some years prevl der (hat there might bo no recurreucu 1lecember . . . . 1 52 1.65 January . . . . In the Florida Grower of March 23 them had his ear to the rqll listening oua. 1.54 .98 uf tho paBt season's experience. 2.01 waa printed a bulletin sent by the for the coming of the dinky little . . 1 27 The seven trees so selocted were as Tho Florldu Citrus Exchange, In February . Florida Citrus Exchange to all Hub train that ran on that little narrow follows A lloinosassa In I'olk county, •ending the famous ‘poison telegram," March. . . . . 1 53 2.00 exchanges and associations and spo gauge jr y r k Ills friend »n« looking a'Parson Brown at fak e W ler; an In­ never doubted tho outcome. It not Grapefruit. eta! shippers and citrus growers of In tho opposite direction when the dian River seedling tree at Mims, a only put consumers on notice of Mils 1910 11 1911-12 the state, which bulletin stated. In little e ng i ne c a m e up and struck the Volusia county seedling at Iutku He! immuture stuff, but It also [lilt them ( >Ctober . . . 13 "rt $.1 63 part: "It Is a m atter of hi story, tho bald head of the l i stener The shock en a lh-Hylo county seedling at Dun on n o t i c e Mini If Mils frull wa s l ef t November . . . 2 63 3 38 attitude assumed by the I n c u mb e n t s threw the little engine In the air, tho ta Gorda a whltefly Infested sweet on the tree*. It wnulil mature and In 1ta-rent ber . . . 2 'M 3 21 of these two offices last fall t o wa r d s * 11■t enor b rus he d his head and said : seedling In Orange county and a South due time they could buy Florida fruit J aII llar y . . . 1 73 3.52 the 'enforcem ent of the Immature uruih that fly away. Ham. and lot Ijik e Apopka Valenclu late orange that would be tho finest In the world. February . . . 1 68 3.82 fruit law, and it Is well remembered mo llilon ior tl,at train." In addition to theso experiments, There havo been many statements March , . . . 1-65 3.67 that the laxity shown by their do j n thU effort of the Florida Citrus arrangements were mndo with tho ths Immature Florida oranRes are General season average. oranges, partmenta worked toward nullifying Exchango to Induce tlio commissioner W inter Dark packing house to tako no| poisonous, and therefore that tel191011, $160; 1911-12, $190. the, .aqt passed by tho legislature 0( agriculture, through tho pure food on tho agmn day one orange from egt.-.m was a libel. In the Standard against fh*, shipment of Immature o r ' department, to abide by tho decision each and every bin In the "Hull Dog” Dictionary, wo find the following dofi * General season average, grapefruit, | 19M 11. || 96, 1911 12. $3.00. unrlpo.fruit, commonly known ns ’the of tll,. attorney general and lend his sizers In that packing house, [tacking nltlons An Increase In prlro In oranges of green fruit law.' Wo regard It as n|(j lo n,,, enforcement of tho Imtnn them up and marketing the package; “DOISON n. Any substance Mint unfortunate for tho Industry that tho t urP frun |nw, the Florida CltruB Ex "Hull Hog." at the sanio time takftg when taken Into the system acts In- a fort) rents a box. ns ngnlnst tho oppo­ sition h prognostication Mint the crop present Incumbent of the office of change [nit tho commissioner on no­ one orange from every bln In the noxious manner by means not rhern state chem ist Is again asking for the tice that If ho futh-d to d o 'h ls duty ''Camel' sizers In the packing hoi \ Icul. tending to cause death or serious would average twenty five cents a box sample "Camel. j less detriment lo health suffrage of the voters, as ho has plae the Exchange would bo forced to re­ marking that ed him self on record ns stating that sort to drastic measures, foreshadow The«« samples were sent each weekv,\ "POISON'S may be classified as (1) | There Is an .Increase In grapefruit The total shipments of the law Is a foolish one, and that ho Ing the lettergram sent to tho pure during tho entire time the house wak. (tnnts. which art hy causing local of $l.f.5 would not care to mako a fool of food departments of various states, In operation, jpimutluu aud Irritation, Including gfnpefrult from the state for 1911-12 from November to v himself trying to enforce a nullity." warning them against tho flood of March, Inclualvo, and were analyzed pin 'rrltanla, not chemically destruc­ were far short of thoso of 1910-11. Tho percentage of grapefruit marketed I have scanned tho columns of tho immature, poisonous oranges that the for citric acid and total sugar aa In­ tive." One of tho moat prominent attor­ through the Exchango for tho season Florida Grower of April C and fall country waa about to bo flooded with, vert by Wiley A Co. Further In order to get as nearly as neys In this stato has stated In pub­ 1911- 12 In proportion to tho orangea to find any reference therein to tho The commissioner disregarded this late com m issioner of agriculture or warning, making It nocossary to re ppsslble a general average of the con­ lic that the eating of a portion of an handled hy the Exchango was much tho state chem ist from tho Florida 8ort (0 this drastic measure. After ten t! of fruit shipped from Florida to Immature orango caused the death of larger than tho previous yoar. I staled at tho Tampa convention Cltrua Exchange. weeks of deliberation and exhaustive tho Northern markets, arrangcm enU his baby. Did that telegram accomplish Its that the sending of that poisonous tel­ Laat Septem ber, I had tho pleasure effort to stop tho shipment of green were rnado la tho Boston, Cincinnati, of spending several hours with Mr fruit, that lettergram was sent. It Philadelphia and New York auctions purpose? I» t those figure« answer. egram had saved to tho growers of ,B. H. McLIn on the train between meant success or failure to the cltnts as follows; At each of theso points a Although the shipment of green fruit Florida tho past season two million Tallahassee and Jacksonville. My ac- industry of this stato; the sending of sample of Florida oranges was taken waa very largoly restrained through dollars. 1 am not In position to say quafntmnoe with Mr. McUn covers a this lettergram, which was published from each and every car aold at the the activity of thé Florida Cltrua Ex­ whnt growers have received for their period of twenty-six years. In tho |n tho press throughout this country, auction of each and every auction sale change, tho total shipments up to and fruit which was not marketed through Tho fact that eightyearly nineties, It was my pleasure to and favorably commented on editorial held at these points In tho months of Including December 24, 1911, were but the Exchange 160,000 boxes abort o( the season pre­ three per cent, of tho citrus crop assist in tho election of Mr. McUn by tho leading newspapers of tho December, January and February. At the New York auction, samples vious, to tho same date. After the went through other channels Is prlma to the Florida senate In Lako cou n ty .' country. The opponents who thought ;HIa opponent a t that time waa MaJ. that tftoy had successfully defeated of the California navels were taken In Christmas trade was over In the mar-_ facto evidence that those who owned law and wore at that tlmo violat­ the same way— that Is, a sample from kets, there was no glut anywhere. It felt that they could get more mon­ tho la*w Alexander Bt. d lalr Abrams. I havo always hold Mr. McLIn In ing It had green fruit scattered each and overy car sold at every sale Had shipments ceased tho 16th of De­ ey outsldo than they could In tho E x ­ the highest os teem, believing him to through the country, which was re­ held In New York for the months of cember, there would bave been no change. Assuming that they got aa be an honest man, true to hla convic­ fused and some of It condemned. Tho December, January, February, March, stock In tbo markets and shipments much, with a crop of around four and could havo been reaumod tho first of quarter million boxas, my statem ent tion« and ready to do hla duty, when next trend of footsteps that Mr. Hose and the first flftoen days In April. Tho greatest care was taken In thla January at |2 per box f. o. b. shipping appears to bo a very reasopablo he wga convinced that It was hla duty. heard was tho call for tho convention If the growers outsldo did not get ;I discussed thla Immature fruit law at Orlando to condemn the Florida entire line of experlmenU to remove point« and there would have been no with him, and he was very emphatic Citrus Exchango for sending out that as nearly as possible all elem ents of break thereafter with properly regu­ as much money for thalr fruit, why did they notT In hla view that It waa no part of lettergram — that Inlqultoua letter error, cither In tho selection of tho lated shipments.. hla duty nor th a t of the pure food ! gram I T h at convention waa adver- samples or In tho chemical determina­ - The market advanced from the be­ Leave Orders For Ire Cream department, which waa under hla con-1 tlsed and heralded over the state, tions. In the neighborhood of threo ginning of the Christmas movement, trol aa com m issioner of agriculture, Systematic campaign work waa done, hundred complete analyses were made and barring the period which was Any one vyiahlng Ice cream on Sunday to enforoo or to attem pt to enforce MaJ. Alexander Bt. Clair Abrams was In carrying out thla plan, and the Ub- required to dispose of tbo stock that can hove It Mfcde and delivered by leav­ waa shipped after the 15th of De­ ulatcd result Is very Interesting. thla law , ! selected to manage the campaign. He It Is especially Interesting to noto cember and which reached market In ing orders on Saturday at MjziweH’a. Prior to the publishing of the bul- w^ote a series of caustic lettera, pub lattn quoted abovo, a u to Chemist llahed In the TImee-Unlon, and at a that all the samples of orange Juice a badly decayed çondltlon, the market Latest improved machinery inaures'tho Roe* vUIted tho Florida Cltru# Ex- given time, tho convention aaaembled that were marked “Very Sour." aver­ again advanced to f2. and there was beat of cream and quick delivery. 72-tf change and assured me that ho would In Orlando. That convention Is hie aged 4.48 times as much sugar as cit­ no break to the end of tbo lesson. Come lo Ihc Sail Hrcexes. h e r* bean m ors disposed to have en- tory. There were thirty-throe faith- ric acid. All the analyses of oranges Looking over the m arket of tho cltrua Tho Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter forced the law and would have been ful; their names have been published, which were marked "sour" showed an crop of this state, thla was marvelous. Banitorium, Huwke Dark, Fla,— opsn— Although the shipments fo r thoTWgmors a e lj wf jp »■ enforcem ent but and no doubt when the fltato.C hcm llt average uf 4.97 tlm u a s much sugar all summer. Ten dollars a week for * son, 1910-11 up to Christm as exceed­ aa cltrlo acid. All the analyses of or­ Tor the aggressive latter« and tele- reads that Hat and recognlied the «n u h i from thla offlea. Ha fu r th e r' character qf the men who made up angea which w ar* classed a s "ta rt" ed th * ehlpments of 1911-12 only 150,- well people, nnd Twenty-fivo a week ataio^ |j|p» j ] j fft tho a s la tu ra passed j tint thirty-three, hi) tell -UiaL there ifcpJM d an. a x c r a g o a t L i t tim es u 000 boxe», tfcg. ma rk e ts w ere partly »- for «lek on«. 72-Tueo-tf ♦ i, » i ■ , i :* »-r,'1 t r?'.‘ - •— It J l ° s èBÌ 5 �1 11 Y ' f . - i. 1*3 How to Develop This V B p # •“ * ki N SB*% cw % • id yo u kn o w th a t m o r e th an o n e h u n d r ed D h- * INSURANCE? What h a s ‘been done cannot be remedied. This can be done by insuring in the t B ' th o u sa n d . d o l l a r s l e a v e s t h is s e c t io n year Begin now to stop the flow by K EEPIN G TH E MONEY AT • âF each . • . FOR HOME. ‘ Bankers’ Insurance h I • * '>r* * * . . An Old Line Reserve Life Insurance Company owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers throughout different sections of this country. • Characteristic of Bankers, it is M 0ST_ECONOM ICALLY MANAGED and offers the G REA TEST SE C U R IT Y to policy H o ld er * In the only Life Insurance company that invests its money locally. Examine its policy contracts'and you will have no other. %•* « CHAS. L. POLK, Local Representative *«- • »* « . , ■ I L : . . -----------; ’ P E O P L E ’S B A N K O F SAN FO RD 1 -S fî ttb r ? T H IS IS TO C E R T I F Y that this Bank has a’ contract with T H E A M E R IC A N B A N K E R S ’ IN SU R A N C E CO M PA N Y of Cluca*.» whereby it agrees to deposit all of the money received for Insurance in T h is Section in This Bank, and the same to be loaned out in this H. E. TO LA R , Cashier community. This means long time loans at lower rates of interest. JA - R mm s? Sanford 9. Orlando 2 The Tourist« came up. yesterday Hush­ ed with victory tma‘ intending to do it again.- Everybody seemed to lie doing it 'and from that day before it looked so eaay, but that bunch of Collegians were . «imply laying for those swell headed Tour­ ists and—the score was Sanford 9, Or’ lando 2. Just to encourage n few ta ts the Col­ legians allowed the Tourists to pile up two runs in the very taginning and then when their hopes were raised so high they let them down with a sickening thud und the fall was all the harder. In vain the managers and sub managers and the cap­ tains and the privates and the F t. Dade soldier tried t a rally the demoralised forces of the Tourists. They wore down and out and there was no way to bring them back to life. There was a large crowd present, all of Orlando coming up to see the Collegians wiped off the earth by the victorious Tourists, but how meek and lowly they went back home and how rough the road aeemed to be. Today we go'to Orlando and will en­ deavor to give them heart disease in their own town where they can have the assistance of Orlando physicians. Every body is doing It and the Collegian* say they will ju st put the jinx on the Tour­ ists any old time they feel like it. TH U RSDA Y’S CAM E n __ a Manfuraa —■ ■ g : U' AB Brittian, 3rd _ 6 Edward*, 2nd 4 Swink, r f ...... 4 Farmer, c f ... . 4 Bundy, s ■..... - 4 Calmes, 1st _ _ 3 Lowe, c . ......... _ 4 Chittenden, 1 f 3 Wallace, p 4 R 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 1 J. H 0 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 -1 . PO A E o 2 *• 0 2 1 0 3 •0 0 0 0 -0 2 0 0 10 0 1 10 1 0 0 0 0 1_ 0 0 If* ? !’ 9 Totals —-.3 5 8 27 jî. . ;_‘ ' Orlando A B R H PO r Las, I f________ 4 0 1 0 wîi Bennett, .3rd— 4 F . Pounds,2d— 4 Boyer, r f .---- 4 . Wüaon, p ____ .- 4 F ly n G o rs, l e t - S B «rw ^ ” r r 2 2 L 0 0 1 1 i -1 4) 1 1 0 1- 0 0 0 * 0 1 11 0 7 7 A 0 t 6 0 4 0 2 24 Summary: Earned runs, Sanford 3, Orlando 2. t a il on bases, Sanford 3, Orlando 5. First baa« on errors, Sanford 7, Orlan­ do, L Home runs, Edwards. Struck out by Wallace 9, Wilson 7. Double plays, F. Pounds to Core, Ed­ wards to Cal men. Hit by Pitcher, Wallace 1 (Bennett). An Interesting Came The Orlando boys came down Wednes­ day with the intention of winning an­ other game and strange to M ate they did ju st that thing and won it after San­ ford had said game gagged and tied to the post. The game was a most pleas­ ing affair up to the'seventh, for there were no runs recorded for Orlando and Sanford had made u home run. After that inning Manager Cheney left his seat in the grand stand and being n T aft man decided to run the steam roller over Sanford and os he circulated among hia hired men he carelessly played with a pink slip. The Orlando bunch tightened up at once and Clyde Pounds started the fireworks by getting to fjrst and by a ser­ ies of real good hits, and aided by bungle or iwo from Sanford, the Orlando Tourists squeezed in twe runs and we just cquldn’t help it. Lee and Lowe were the battery for Sanford, and Vaiden and Beardull for Orlando. " The game was a good one from the view point of a disinterested spectator, but of course the disappointed fanf'have another story to tell. Sanford and Or­ lando are w ry evenly matched and some real good games are promised. L et ev­ ery one attend the games and help the association along. Hot From the Bat ....HAYING TIME.... W e have the Most Complete Stock of Ha vesting Machinery in the county McCormick M ow ers,: Hay Rakes and Tedders « Lowest Prices—also Scythes, Snathes and Grinders * ' W e put dow n Artesian W e lls and install Irrigation Plants of every description • • ____________________________ * * . The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. m » . T h at boy Farmer made one of the greatest one hand stabs for a fly on Wed­ nesday and got away with it. His play brought the crowd up standing. Jim Harris has organized a rag tim e The Collegian who has the best bat­ band on the grounds and with cow bell ting a v e r s e at the end of the season will 1 accompaniment makes lovely music. get a filie suit of clothes from Palm er A r Soigh, the ««11 known haberdashers. The bollegians and Tourists are pretty E evenly matched and we are looking for­ Biddy Gore and G yd e Pounds receive 0 ward -Co fc&ns real nice playing this sea- a warm welcome in Sanford. They are eon. '"*■ -r*,« ' “ ■■ both good boys and are not to be blamed Clyde Pounds is ju st as good as ever for working with the Tourists. Their and .to be the only man on the parents hired them out. . Tourist team that has a bit of Ginger in him. « ' * Edwards knocked a ball over the house yesterday and they haven't found It yet. We need a larger grand stand. The ff|UtM£l»n are all rigbTbui when the hoya the fang say that the Collegians have the get excited they are liable to have a sun­ hardest hitting bunch that ever graced stroke. the Sanford diamond. T -V rVp m 1 m i J if ~ • Summer Rash Washed Away Bki Tom can atop th a t Irritatin g Itch -*rom sum m er skin troubles In two seconds by a mild, soothing wash. Tea, Just a few drops u ro p s o O fI D. u . D. V. D. V. F reecrlp tlo n fo r EcSem a and there Is Ja a ta n t relief— the skin ts cooled end healed end you h e re absolute p rotecyWT" e s from swtMMiai sum m er _ ■ raah. disfiguring aaii, UUUi|U(IUf pttnplaa. Ivy poison, bites, h ires, prick­ ly h eat and a ll o th » r skin troubles th at h ot w eath er often b rin g s rem edies f o r th e akin but none thsl we can recommend a s hlfhly »■ ,b# fam ous IX Dt D. P rescription. G et a Sto trial b ottle anyway—» « know i t will do tha work. O ther um ir d a ru n igngiists i u keep seep th is D- P- PP rescrip tion — the demand Is so S « * they a ll h a r e to stock It— but Jf r« “ com a to our store, we will th e t r e t d o llar bottle on_our IjwlUjjJ no" pay guarente#, that P. D. P , .We have sold many good antiseptic stop ths Itch at ones. ■ L. R. PH ILLIPS & CO., Druggists = raid A ■ ■ i will Rent Your House F o r You -.A .« !* & • w m m ,-,.r. , ^ m v- 4M �Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Friday - -ru rr— m ’- THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Lite is Worth Living Number t t BANPORD, FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , J U N I S t , I B I t NEWS OF THE WOULD Items of interest Gleaned From . « Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE W U Iters the Readers Will rind a Uriel H istorical S p rin t Mowing Tor Hurried Readers . FINE PROGRAM FOR ED ITO RS I Pusher* Will Enjoy Palatka Meeting Thla Week Palatka will l>e ready to entertain the State Press Association June 20-22, ns all the arrangement* have l*een Imikini after by the several committere of the local newspaper fraternity. Tho oaoociation will l»e culled to order by President F. Ron* McCormack, Dem­ ocrat, Live Oak, in the parlor* of the Putnurn House. Invocation, Rev. William Wylie. Vocal solo, Mias Devcreux. 'Address of welcome, Mayor E. W. Pencil United State« Senator Franci* G. Newlanda of Nevada baa drafted a platform which he desires adopted by the Baltimore convention and today he came over from Washington to submit Warren. Response, Hon, Frank E. Harris, the planks that he has drawn to Na­ tional Chairman Mack who informed Banner, Ocala. Vocal solo. Mrs. W. T. Hamm. him that his tentative platform should Annual . address, President F. Ilo v be submitted to the committee on reso­ McCortnuck, Live Oak Democrat. lutions. Piano »election, Mrs. J. E. Luca*. L^'Two dark horse" booms for the Dem­ Piano Solo, Mrs. W. T. Hamm. ocratic Presidential nomination were Recitation, Mr. W. G. Tilghmnn. informally launched today by national On Friday the editor» will go to Cr««*committeemen. The talk centered cent City on the"»learner Crescent and about Mayor Gnynor of New -York, and be entertained at lunch l»y the \’. 1. A. Governor Eugene Foas of Massachusetts. of that thriving and benutiful little town. Whether the movement in behalf of A m-ssion of the association will lie held Mayor Gnynor is being encouraged by atxiard the boat both going and return­ Charles P . Murphy, leader of Tam­ ing. many Hall, could not i>e learned here, At the Putnam House on Friday even­ but those directing the candidacy of ing at 10 o'clock un elaborate banquet Governor Wilson said they had !>een in­ will Ik- nerved, preociling which the fol formed that Ix-nder Murphy was of the lowing literary program will be given: opinion that New York should make Invocation, Rev. W M. Poage. no choice f«*i President until after the The Editor as a President Maker, Chicago convention. lion Frank I Miim -h. editor of the Pen sucola Journal. An eastward storm now over the I'lie New*pu(ter a* an Aid in Munici­ Great leaked and nnother disturbance to cross tl\e country op|>earing in the pal progren*. Dr \S E Warren, mayor northwest, about Thun«da>, were an­ ■d Palatka How it Peels to Be u Ni-xtor to a Bunch nounced In the weather bureau's week lake This, lion Frank F Harris, editor ahead forecast tonight The predic lion was for showers in the east and south *he tirst of the week with rising pressure and cooler weather until tin latter part of the week, in the middle went and the <-u*t«-rn stal«-* and fair the next several days over the middle w«-*t and fur west. The next disturbance from the northwest prevailing over the west at the close of the week will Ire at­ tended by local showers and thunder­ storms and preceded by a general rise in temperature. MAY BE A DARK HORSE of I lie I train M anlier The New*pu|ier as a Trust Buster, Hon I'hris Codrnigton. Editor of I )*»Lund New*. The I’mus as an industrial IIihirI i t , lion . II It. Davis Pr»si!«lent of Palatka Hoard of Trade The Republican Convention Will Make History Today TAT I AND ROOSEVELT ARE SURE B ll Convention Will Be The Scene of A Warm and Also Lengthy Political Encounter K Chicago, June 18 —While «till claiming that Colonel Roosevelt will control the Republican National Convention and be nominated on tho firAt ballot for President, the Roosevelt leader* sjient yesterday working out tho detail* of their plan of nttack on the Toft program a* outlined last night. There was no talk of stampede among the Roosevelt forces today. The former President's adherents asserted |>onitively that their control of tho convention would tie through delegates seated in favor of Roosevelt. There were several lias he* of tire anti charges of "graft, bribery and corruption” from the Taft headquarter*, but it was everywhere agreed that the «lay hod been one of the «(uietest preceding a convention in year*. Ijist night the Taft lender* were con­ tinuing a council of war, liegun early in tin* day, while the Roosevelt people were whooping tiling* up fit- a remarkable mass meeting in the auditorium theater, where Colonel Roosevelt addressed a cheering muss of humanity The door* of the theater hud Ise ll beiieigt-d for hour* ix-for«- they were o(*uied and it seemed that half of the |s>lice force of Chicugo had Isen . thrown about the approaches to the building. Uncertainty as to the result of the situation w ils ils prevalent (<sluy as ut any time since the Republican fore*» ts-gan their invasion of Chicago and ueilhereJ^'aft nor the Room*volt head­ quarter* were certain of the numlier of delegates they could dejx-nd on with any degr«*' of confidence. The final claim* and figure« put out ‘-ouch sldf* claiming a clear n iajority^ lfere tlioae of hope rather than (conviction. The Editor's Duty 'Towards the Good Road* Movement, Hon. E. S. Matthew*, editor of the Starke 'Telegraph. Invitations to (inli()net limited to as­ sociation memlier* and guests, admis­ KEVI\ \l. M EETIN G S ( LOSE sion by card Twenty-eight |arsons are known to An auto drive about the city and to Surrcasful Meeting and Map) < Dllhave been killed and man> injured by a llie potulo fields at East Palatka and versions Made in Thla City storm that passed over central West Hasting* tiie next morning will wind up 'The revival meeting* h«*ld in this city Missouri late Saturday, demolishing the l ‘M2 meeting of the state (wiicil f«ir the (last two week* by M«-«sr* Bass buildings, tearing down wires and leav­ pusher* and Stapleton came to a close Sunday ing the smaller towns und country homes night amid a blare of glory, the huge completely wrecked From me a g r e re Had t ».rent Trip tent being (died to nverllowmg und (In ports that have Ixx-n receive«!, it is lxC I ’ ( ollee. the well Known shoe night meeting lastm until 11 o'clock lieved that the storm t h a t struck Kan salesman that represents the firm of K t iver 1wo hundred conversions wi re mude sas city late Sunduy, causing t he d e a t h A. Weill Si Co., of Savannah has return and the city has experienced a religious of two jx-rwons und doing damage amount to Sanford after a trip to the Ten Thou- awakening unlike anything of the kind ing to many thousands of dollars, aand Islands, where he sold slioe* to all ever wittiiKsed in Sanfordc Mr. Bass swept to the south through Bates coun­ the stores along the route. He made never minced wor«ls in his discourses ty, where it left a trail of death and des­ tlie trip from Punta Gorda in a small nnd the way that sin and evil was pic­ truction. The path of the storm there tisiiing boat and said that half the time tured hv him was strong enough to bring was half a mile wide and five miles lofig the boat was *u*|iended between wat«-r the most hardened sinner to his kinx-s Between Merwin unit Adrian nineteen and sk\ and just its they werr about to ami the mighty truth prevailed in the (arson a were killed. eat dinner a heavy roll washed it over ■•lid 'The nititiroied ram» par! of the With a paid in rupitnl of $¿00,000, and board and the mate with it. but 1» wa* lir-l Ui-ek inlerfere«! wilfi tjie llieethig the right to increase to $1,000,000, the rtweued and the meal resumed He anil some of the people living in the first mill of the United Lumlier Cor­ *|>cnt about two weeks on the trip and suburbs were forced to 1«. absent, hut poration will commence operations in thoroughly enjoyed it and sold a fine with the return of good weather tinWaycrosa this week, and a second mill hill of goods to the merchants Mr. crowd* grew larger and the interest will open within a few weeks. The Coffee also ho* some large fish stories to stronger, nnd the Inst few nights were stockholders at their first meeting tell, which can be taken with a grain of continued succeane* in winning people elected officers ns follows: President, h. salt, lieing salt water tales us it were. tji the rhurriies of th*' city. J . Cooper of Waycroaa; first vice-pres­ The generous Sanford (ample respond­ ident, T . A. McMillan of Beach; nee Deaths In the Family ed on Sunday to an apja-al for help to ond vice president and general man­ Several Sanford people have tieen sad­ aid the evangelist* in tlo-ir work and ager, T. A. Calhoun of Bead»; treasurer, dened tiiia week by the intelligence of over $300 were raised at the morning N. P, Jenrette of Wsycross; secretary, und night s«-rvi«*-a. dentil* of relatives. Eugene It. Derat, of Jacksonville, Ha., As- a recognition of the good serMr* W. P. Fields of Sanford Heights Directors: Carl Warfield of FernanvioMt of Rev. Summers the people took in at River Jtynction. where she was dina j Ffa.; C. W. Decn of Lakeland, u(> a purse for him und hi* family anil he called on the sad mission of the death of Fla.;L. J . Cooper, W. W. Um hdin, H. I*. was made the recipient of over $50, a her father. Jenrette, Geo. W. Dean of Wuycroas; J. D. Davison received u wire last little token that was greatly appreciated T. H. McMillan and T. H. Calhoun of Friday, announcing the death of his by that worthy man. Beach; Eugene It. Deltay of JarksonHas* and Stapleton ure called away favorite sister who died in New York. vills. to Texas, where they will i>o engaged all Mr*. Davison I* in Vermont and Mr. summer in the great work of winning Davison could not leave to attend the souls to God, und wherever they may lie Fitted Up Fine Office* funeral. engaged in the Lord's vineyard the T . K . Bates of the Title Bond & Guar­ prayer« of the people of Sanford will Not So Bad In Florida antee Co. haa rented the new room refo lio *, them, and should they aver re­ Two men In the poetofllee talking. turn to this city they will certainly lie cenily built at tho rear of his former Said one, " I t cost* so much to live here warmly welcomed. office in the Enominger building and is u«ing both ofllcee, one for business and in Florida!” Said the other, "Oh. I one for a reception room. The new don't know! A quarter's worth of grits Killing at Orals room haa been equipped with new office will last a long time; there are plenty of Ocain, June 16.— According to informa­ furniture and modern appliances for the fiah in the lakra und oceun waiting for tion received over the telephone late your hook; a few cents will buy lota of roal estate business and the office presents this afternoon from Lynne, a small atavegetables sceda and a little labor will • very neat and attractive appearance. tion about eighteen miles east of Ocalu, produce you a big crop; it costa nothing B*taa la a bustier and believes in hav­ ing everything right up to the minute. for fuel to heat you and but a few clothes Mann Fort shot and killed hib wife He la preparing beforehand for the big ure required to cover you! I guess if it whose name was not learned. Sheriff fnah of homrseckcrs that will take plscv comes right down to bed rock hard Galloway mol Deputy Sheriff Hrlgance - i n th# early fall and ho expect* to locate time» u mun cun get along pretty cheap­ left Immediately for Lynne und further a bunch of them on the west aide, giv- ly." And that'* no joke. —Palm Beach information regarding the tragedy i* un­ obtainable. Iftg them the inside on outside property. I County. x i « , - . . V- V" ' , V o lu m « IV RESU M E OF PAST SEASON Season Wa* Not A Good One For Oqr Vegetable Growers Sanford vegetable growers worked hard this Reason hut climatic condition* were against them. Those who came out even consider themselves lucky and It is said only a very few made much money. The Sanford section ia not aurpaaaed as far as natural uilvuntuge* are concerned. Almost the entire acreage ia sub-irrigated und the truck farms are a model of neatness und are owned und worked by intelligent farmer*. But all of this count* for naught when weather condition* during the entire season are against the crop*. There ha* been too much rain time nnd time again thi* sea*on, which had a tendency to cause blight In the field* and to help along every kind of hug and insect which des­ troy* the growing cro|>*. Tho celery crop wa* particularly af­ fected by the blight nnd did not attnin its full growtii. Most of the trucker* w*ite«| until March 1st before harvest­ ing. in order for the celery to attain a better growth. At that time it was hit by the blight which swept over the fields nnd thousand* of dollar*' worth of damage was done within lorn than a week. J . E. Pace, one of the largeet grower* in this section, said: "1 have been grow­ ing celery and other vegetable» for fifti-en year* hi the Sanford section and this is the first year that I have lost money I prohuhl) would have pulled out »11 right tin* >«-ur if I had grown a larger acreage of Irish potato«« as this is about the only crop on which the growers made good money." The trui-ker* are now shipping toniatoes nnd tin- crop is alxmt half movtsl. The General News of The Land of flowers. '.j :DER( CULLEft FROM THE STATE PR ESS -Æ torcheo f the Week’» M o tt Im­ An Cpltor p ortan t Happenings In the S t a t e ’s Domain. It is probable that Brookavllle will have a Truckers' Association. Such an anodatlon would be of untold benefit to the growers. Tampa ia preparing for a big charity conference meeting. The second an« nual meeting of Charities and C orreo tiona of Gib state will be held there on I)eceml>er?th, 8th and 9th. Meteriul ia being placed on the ground in Lakeland for tho now Chautauqua Au« dltorium. This building will have a «eating capacity of 1,"00 people and will bo one of the handsomest auditoriums in the state The Iirookaville city council haa sold the $12,000 of bonds and a* soon as ths funds art- available, pavement will be put * down on the principal street* of Brook»« ville. The (lavement will be mado of vitrified brick. A Civic Ix-aguo has just been organ« ized in Orlando. The organization haa for its pur[xMM* the ««tahlishment of pub­ lic parks and other such improvements us are- iwx-ntial in building u desirable residential city. One county in Florida has decided, It st-uma. Glut the juvenile court judge Li an important fa cto r.’ Facamhla county F ggplant and an- moving quite commissioners have raised the salary of fr«*-|\ and both rn>|>*. are of gixxl quality. the officer from twenty-five to one hun­ Di-spite the poor season, this loculity dred und twenty-five dollars a month. up to May 1 shipped 729 cur* of celery, Tin- Starke Telegraph has contract«*! •191 cars of lettuce and 50 cars of ix-an* the linoty|x* fever, and has established and other vegetable* Thi* dex» not in­ among its reader* a "lin o ty p e Club," clude the cxpr<-t* .shipments. To June the memlier* of which pay five years' 1. the total shipment* were more than aulweription in advance. The people 1,360 car* of vegetable*. The Southern Express Go. him handled 80,000 pack­ are loyal to the Telegraph and are Join­ age* nnd will handle before the clone of ing the club in large number*. the season 100.000 packages of vege The Florida Fipworth I/»-ague Con­ aide* ference bus just- close«! a most success­ The Florida Vegetable Grower*' As­ ful inixtting in Tullahass«-«. There was sociation has handled 175 cars of cel­ a large nutnlx-r of delegare* present and ery, 76 car* of lettuce und 50 cars of they received a most hospitahlo welcome. potatoes and mix«*d vegetables This association has n memlx-rahip of Despite the unfavorable season the nearly five thousand in this stare. association rejxirts it has done remark­ A. ('. L. official* state that train ser­ ably well. In some instanr*« the growers vice is again complete on the Fort Mynetted a next little sum *nd it is said in «-r* division For several days after the no instance have the) (ailed to realize u jieav) rums of last week and the early little profit The association will con part of the (>r«-m-nt week, pussenger* for tmu«- next year under the same man­ Fort Myers wire taken off tho trains at agement. Punta Gorda and carried by boat to F'ort The Irish (xituto crop was the Ixsst M ycra. money maker this season and a larger New* comes from Miami that the re­ acreage will txi planted this fall. The grower* have received splendid price* for cent heavy rums in that section and this crop. Next season there will lx- j along the Fust Coast have damaged the Ims celery planted than ever Ix-fore in \pineapple crop irreparable, and will the celery delta, and thi- acreage will be ex use eonsiderahle Inns to the grower*, planted to other vegetables as the truck 1 'euson should now lx- at it* height, cm sn- diversifying cro j*. The grower* hut the rams have made it impossible to say they will take hold with renewed cn- K' t men to work in the fields, thus cjuaerg) next fall and the vegetable acreage , the fruit to ripen to a point when* it will not stand shipping. will he fully as large as the puat season. N. V. Packer. Fort Myer* la growing and tha Auto Kills Man Daytona, June 16. -George Swap, a winter resident of Ormond, was run down und fatuity injured Tuesday even­ ing, iietwcen 6 ami 7 o'clock, by a car driven by C. A. Young of this city. Mr. Swap never regained conscious­ ness after the urcidt-nL and duxi 'Thurs­ day night about nine o'clock. Mr. Swap was an elderly man of 72 und «leaf. It is charged that Mr Young was driving at full s(x-txl without a light, and that lie did not stop the car to ascertain the extent of the injuries he hsd inflicted. Young was arrest«-«! tiy Deputy Sher­ iff J . R. Davis, und Justice Macon Thornwell of Ormflfid lieing out of town, the case was taken before Juxtice Zuber of this city, and Young was bound over in the aum of $1,000. ^ Enjoying Porto Rico houses und (xKiplo multiply there are greater demands upon the facilities and utilities. The Press of a few daya ago told of four new wells to be put down in districts where tho supply was not ade­ quate, "which will not only give them the netxled water supply and sewerage, but will enatilo tho (xxiple in tho district to feel more accuro from the dangers of fire." Cut the Weed« We want to rt»(>ectfully suggest that the weeds be cut. The city has weed* on its streets and some private parties iiave wetxla in their yards or on vacant lots owned by them. There are a hundred reasons why the weeds should not be allowed to stand. Tho reasons have been stated a hun­ dred times before, so it is not necessary to state them again. Ju st cut the weeds. We have an excellent weed crop this year. Let us harvest It, not next week or tomorrow, but right now. Cut those weeds.— Lakeland Tele­ gram , A. Robbins presented the Herald of­ fice with a stalk of coffee bean* from tho island of Porto Rico this week. The coffee was sent to him by his daughter, Mrs. Harvey, who with her husband, Pass The Pie Prof. Harvey is now touring the islands i Ilomosaasa celebrate* an annual and enjoying the trip very much. They ex|>ecred to return to the states via Cuba H ycklebm y day. on which all tha hut on account of the revolution now people of the town go to the woods and going on they have decided to pasa up pick herrif«. For a week following this Gie Pearl of tho Antilles until the revo­ glorious occasion, life in ilomosaasa is one great hucklebarry pis. lution has been settled. • »'ciXÉfcKÉ .¿ ¿ w ife .. .. ALL AROUND FLORIDA ■ . . . . . . tv* «S A3 � 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 14, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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>, June 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/c3cf50e79e72c848169819a0343568f5.pdf 8717babbe969e97da7f4c8ed0127e45d PDF Text Text 1 11 Y'f . - i. 1*3 How to Develop This V B p # •“ * ki N SB*% cw % • you know DidINSURANCE? h- * t h a t m o r e t h a n o n e h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s l e a v e s t h is se c t io n What has‘been done cannot be remedied. This can be done by insuring in the t B' . year FOR Begin now to stop the flow by KEEPING THE MONEY AT HOME. • âF each . • . ‘ Bankers’ Insurance h I • * '>r* * * . . An Old Line Reserve Life Insurance Company owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers throughout different sections of this country. • Characteristic of Bankers, it is M0ST_ECONOMICALLY MANAGED and offers the GREATEST SECURITY to policy Holder * In the only Life Insurance company that invests its money locally. Examine its policy contracts'and you will have no other. %•* « CHAS. L. POLK, Local Representative *«-• »* « . , ■ I L : . . -----------; ’ PEOPLE’S BANK OF SANFORD 1-Sfî ttb r ? THIS IS TO CERTIFY that this Bank has a’ contract with THE AMERICAN BANKERS’ INSURANCE COMPANY of Cluca*.» whereby it agrees to deposit all of the money received for Insurance in This Section in This Bank, and the same to be loaned out in this community. This means long time loans at lower rates of interest. H. E. TOLAR, Cashier JA - R mm s? Sanford 9. Orlando 2 The Tourist« came up. yesterday Hush­ ed with victory tm a‘ intending to do it again.- Everybody seemed to lie doing it 'a n d from th at day before it looked so eaay, but th a t bunch of Collegians were . «imply laying for those swell headed Tour­ ists and—the score was Sanford 9, Or’ lando 2. Just to encourage n few ta ts the Col­ legians allowed the Tourists to pile up two runs in the very taginning and then when their hopes were raised so high they let them down with a sickening thud und the fall was all the harder. In vain the managers and sub m anagers and the cap­ tains and the privates and the F t. Dade soldier tried t a rally the demoralised forces of the Tourists. They wore down and out and there was no way to bring them back to life. There was a large crowd present, all of Orlando coming up to see the Collegians wiped off the earth by the victorious Tourists, bu t how m eek and lowly they went back home and how rough the road aeemed to be. Today we g o 'to Orlando and will en­ deavor to give them heart disease in their own town where they can have the assistance of Orlando physicians. Every body is doing It and the Collegian* say they will ju st pu t the jinx on the T our­ ists any old tim e they feel like it. THURSDAY’S CAM E n —■ ■ g: U' ___ a Man furaa AB R H PO A E o*• Brittian, 3rd _ 6 1 0 2 0 Edward*, 2nd 4 2 2 2 1 0 Swink, r f ...... 4 0 0 3 • 0 0 Farmer, c f ... . 4 1 2 0 0 -0 Bundy, s ■..... - 4 2 1 . 0 2 0 Calmes, 1st _ _ 3 0 1 10 0 1 Lowe, c . ......... _ 4 1 0 10 1 0 Chittenden, 1 f 3 1 1 0 0 0 1_ 0 Wallace, p 4 J. -1 0 If* ? !’ 9 T otals —-.35 8 27 jî. . ;__‘ ' Orlando AB R H PO r Las, I f______ _ 4 0 1 0 wîi B ennett, .3rd— 4 F. Pounds,2d— 4 Boyer, r f .---- 4 . Wüaon, p ____.-4 F ly n G o rs, l e t - S B « rw ^ ” r r 2 L 2 0 0 1 1 i -1 4) 1 1 0 1- 0 0 0 *0 1 11 0 7 24 Summary: Earned runs, Sanford 3, Orlando 2. t a i l on bases, Sanford 3, Orlando 5. First baa« on errors, Sanford 7, O rlan­ do, L Home runs, Edwards. Struck out by W allace 9, Wilson 7. Double plays, F. Pounds to Core, Ed­ wards to Cal men. Hit by Pitcher, Wallace 1 (B ennett). An Interesting Came The Orlando boys came down Wednes­ day with the intention of winning an­ other game and strange to M ate they did ju st th a t thing and won it after San­ ford had said game gagged and tied to the post. The game was a most pleas­ ing affair up to th e'sev en th , for there were no runs recorded for Orlando and Sanford had made u home run. After that inning M anager Cheney left his seat in the grand stand and being n T aft man decided to run the steam roller over Sanford and os he circulated among hia hired men he carelessly played with a pink slip. The Orlando bunch tightened up a t once and Clyde Pounds started the fireworks by getting to fjrst and by a ser­ ies of real good hits, and aided by bungle or iwo from Sanford, the Orlando Tourists squeezed in twe runs and we just cquldn’t help it. Lee and Lowe were the battery for Sanford, and Vaiden and Beardull for Orlando. " The game was a good one from the view point of a disinterested spectator, but of course the disappointed fanf'have another story to tell. Sanford and Or­ lando are w ry evenly m atched and some real good games are promised. L et ev­ ery one attend the games and help the association along. Hot From the Bat ....HAYING TIME.... We have the Most Complete Stock of Ha vesting Machinery in the county McCormick Mowers,: Hay Rakes and Tedders « * Lowest Prices—also Scythes, Snathes and Grinders * ' W e put down Artesian Wells and install Irrigation Plants of * * every description • • __________________________________ _____ . The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. m m m i » . T -V rVp T h a t boy Farm er made one of the greatest one hand stabs for a fly on W ed­ nesday and got aw ay with it. His play brought th e crowd up standing. Jim H arris has organized a ra g tim e The Collegian who has the best b at­ band on the grounds and with cow bell ting a v e r s e a t th e end of the season will 7 1 accom panim ent makes lovely music. get a filie suit of clothes from P alm er A r Soigh, the ««11 known haberdashers. T he bollegians and Tourists are pretty A E evenly m atched and we are looking for­ Biddy Gore and G y d e Pounds receive 0 0 ward -Co fc&ns real nice playing this sea- a warm welcome in Sanford. T hey are eon. '"*■ -r*,« ' “ ■■ both good boys and are not to be blam ed Clyde Pounds is ju st as good as ever for working with the T ourists. T heir t and .to be the only m an on the parents hired them out. . 6 T ourist team th a t has a bit of Ginger in E dw ards knocked a ball over th e house 0 him. « ' yesterday and they hav en 't found It yet. 4 We need a larger grand stand. T he 0 ff|U tM £l»n are all rigbT bui when the hoya the fang say th a t th e Collegians have the 2 get excited they are liable to have a sun­ hardest hitting bunch th a t ever graced stroke. the Sanford diam ond. 1 J if ~ • Summer Rash Washed Away B ki Tom can atop that Irritating Itch -*rom summer skin troubles In two seconds by a mild, soothing wash. Tea, Just a few drops u ro p s of O I D. u . D. V . D. V. Freecrlptlon for EcSema and there Is Jaatant relief—the skin ts cooled end healed end you here absolute protecyWT" e s from swtMMiai summer _ ■ raah. disfiguring aaii, UUUi|U(IUf pttnplaa. Ivy poison, bites, hires, prick­ ly heat and all oth»r skin troubles that hot weather often brings , .We have sold many good antiseptic remedies for the akin but none thsl we can recommend as hlfhly »■ ,b# famous IX Dt D. Prescription. Get a Sto trial bottle anyway—»« know it will do tha work. Other u m ir druggists a n i n i i u keep seep this D- P- PPrescription— the demand Is so S«* they all hare to stock It—but Jf r«“ coma to our store, we will the tr e t dollar bottle on_our IjwlUjjJ no" pay guarente#, that P. D. P stop ths Itch a t ones. ■ L. R. P H IL L IP S & CO., Druggists = A ■ ■ i raid will Rent Your House For You -.A .« !* & • wm m ,-,.r. , ^ m v- 4M �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday - -ru rr— m ’- T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN S A N F O R D — L ite is Worth Livin g Number t t B A N PO R D , F LO R ID A . T U E S D A Y , J U N I St, I B I t NEWS OF THE WOULD I Palatka Pencil Items of interest Gleaned From . « Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WU Iters the Readers Will rind a Uriel Historical Sprint Mowing Tor Hurried Readers . United State« Senator Franci* G. Newlanda of Nevada baa drafted a platform which he desires adopted by the Baltim ore convention and today he came over from W ashington to submit the planks th a t he has drawn to N a­ tional Chairm an Mack who informed him th a t his tentative platform should be subm itted to the committee on reso­ lutions. L^'Two dark horse" booms for the Dem­ ocratic Presidential nomination were informally launched today by national committeemen. The talk centered about Mayor Gnynor of New -York, and Governor Eugene Foas of Massachusetts. Whether the movement in behalf of Mayor Gnynor is being encouraged by Charles P . M urphy, leader of Tam ­ many Hall, could not i>e learned here, but those directing the candidacy of Governor Wilson said they had !>een in­ formed that Ix-nder Murphy was of the opinion that New York should make no choice f«*i President until after the Chicago convention. An eastward storm now over the Great leaked and nnother disturbance to cross tl\e country op|>earing in the northwest, about Thun«da>, were an­ nounced In the weather bureau's week ahead forecast tonight The predic lion was for showers in the east and south *he tirst of the week with rising pressure and cooler weather until tin latter part of the week, in the middle went and the <-u*t«-rn stal«-* and fair the next several days over the middle w«-*t and fur west. The next disturbance from the northwest prevailing over the west at the close of the week will Ire a t­ tended by local showers and thunder­ storms and preceded by a general rise in temperature. Twenty-eight |arsons are known to have been killed and man> injured by a storm th at passed over central West Missouri late Saturday, demolishing buildings, tearing down wires and leav­ ing the smaller towns und country homes completely wrecked From m e a g r e re ports that have Ixx-n receive«!, it is lxlieved that the storm t h a t struck Kan sas city late Sunduy, causing t h e d e a t h of two jx-rwons und doing damage amount ing to many thousands of dollars, swept to the south through Bates coun­ ty, where it left a trail of death and des­ truction. The path of the storm there was half a mile wide and five miles lofig Between Merwin unit Adrian nineteen (arson a were killed. With a paid in rupitnl of $¿00,000, and the right to increase to $1,000,000, the first mill of the United Lumlier Cor­ poration will commence operations in Waycrosa this week, and a second mill will open within a few weeks. The stockholders at their first meeting elected officers ns follows: President, h. J. Cooper of Waycroaa; first vice-pres­ ident, T. A. McMillan of Beach; nee ond vice president and general m an­ ager, T. A. Calhoun of Bead»; treasurer, N. P, Jenrette of Wsycross; secretary, Eugene It. Derat, of Jacksonville, Ha., Directors: Carl Warfield of Fernandina j Ffa.; C. W. Decn of Lakeland, Fla.;L. J. Cooper, W. W. U m hdin, H. I*. Jenrette, Geo. W. Dean of Wuycroas; T. H. McMillan and T. H. Calhoun of Beach; Eugene It. D eltay of Jarksonvills. Fitted Up Fine Office* Pusher* Will Enjoy Meeting Thla Week Palatka will l>e ready to entertain the State Press Association June 20-22, ns all the arrangement* have l*een Imikini after by the several committere of the local newspaper fraternity. Tho oaoociation will l»e culled to order by President F. Ron* McCormack, Dem­ ocrat, Live Oak, in the parlor* of the Putnurn House. Invocation, Rev. William Wylie. Vocal solo, Mias Devcreux. 'Address of welcome, Mayor E. W. Warren. Response, Hon, Frank E. Harris, Banner, Ocala. Vocal solo. Mrs. W. T. Hamm. Annual . address, President F. Ilo v McCortnuck, Live Oak Democrat. Piano »election, Mrs. J. E. Luca*. Piano Solo, Mrs. W. T. Hamm. Recitation, Mr. W. G. Tilghmnn. On Friday the editor» will go to Cr««*cent City on the"»learner Crescent and be entertained at lunch l»y the \ ’. 1. A. of that thriving and benutiful little town. A m-ssion of the association will lie held atxiard the boat both going and return­ ing. At the Putnam House on Friday even­ ing at 10 o'clock un elaborate banquet will Ik- nerved, preociling which the fol lowing literary program will be given: Invocation, Rev. W M. Poage. The Editor as a President Maker, lion Frank I Miim -h. editor of the Pen sucola Journal. I'lie New*pu(ter a* an Aid in Munici­ pal progren*. Dr \S E Warren, mayor ■d Palatka How it Peels to Be u Ni-xtor to a Bunch lake This, lion Frank F Harris, editor of I lie I train M anlier The New*pu|ier as a Trust Buster, Hon I'hris Codrnigton. Editor of I )*»Lund New*. The I’mus as a n i ndus t ri a l IIihirI i t , lion. II It. Davis Pr»si!«lent of Palatka Hoard of Trade The Editor's Duty 'Towards the Good Road* Movement, Hon. E. S. Matthew*, editor of the Starke 'Telegraph. Invitations to (inli()net limited to as­ sociation memlier* and guests, admis­ sion by card An auto drive about the city and to llie potulo fields at East Palatka and Hasting* tiie next morning will wind up the l ‘M2 meeting of the state (wiicil pusher* Had t ».rent Trip C I ’ ( ollee. the well Known shoe salesman that represents the firm of K A. Weill Si Co., of Savannah has return to Sanford after a trip to the Ten Thouaand Islands, where he sold slioe* to all the stores along the route. He made tlie trip from Punta Gorda in a small tisiiing boat and said that half the time the boat was *u*|iended between wat«-r and sk\ and just its they werr about to eat dinner a heavy roll washed it over board and the mate with it. but 1» wa* rtweued and the meal resumed He *|>cnt about two weeks on the trip and thoroughly enjoyed it and sold a fine hill of goods to the merchants Mr. Coffee also ho* some large fish stories to tell, which can be taken with a grain of salt, lieing salt water tales us it were. Deaths In the Family Several Sanford people have tieen sad­ dened tiiia week by the intelligence of dentil* of relatives. Mr* W. P. Fields of Sanford Heights in at River Jtynction. where she was called on the sad mission of the death of her father. J. D. Davison received u wire last Friday, announcing the death of his favorite sister who died in New York. Mr*. Davison I* in Vermont and Mr. Davison could not leave to attend the funeral. T. K. Bates of the Title Bond & G uar­ Not So Bad In Florida antee Co. haa rented the new room reTwo men In the poetofllee talking. cenily built a t tho rear of his former Said one, " It cost* so much to live here office in the Enominger building and is u«ing both ofllcee, one for business and in Florida!” Said the other, "Oh. I one for a reception room. The new don't know! A quarter's worth of grits room haa been equipped with new office will last a long time; there are plenty of furniture and modern appliances for the fiah in the lakra und oceun waiting for roal estate business and the office presents your hook; a few cents will buy lota of • very n eat and attractive appearance. vegetables sceda and a little labor will B*taa la a bustier and believes in hav­ produce you a big crop; it costa nothing ing everything right up to the minute. for fuel to heat you and but a few clothes He la preparing beforehand for the big ure required to cover you! I guess if it fnah of homrseckcrs th at will take plscv comes right down to bed rock hard - i n th# early fall and ho expect* to locate time» u mun cun get along pretty cheap­ a bunch of them on the west aide, giv- ly." And that'* no joke. —Palm Beach Iftg them the inside on outside property. I County. x i « MAY BE A DARK HORSE FINE PROGRAM FOR EDITORS , - . . RESUME OF PAST SEASON ALL AROUND FLORIDA Season Wa* Not A Good One For Oqr Vegetable Growers The General News of The Land '.j Sanford vegetable growers worked of flowers. hard this Reason hut climatic condition* were against them. Those who came TATI AND ROOSEVELT ARE SURE out -Æ :DER( ft FROM THE STATE PRESS even consider themselves lucky and CULLE Bll Convention Will Be The Scene of It is said only a very few made much An Cpltor to rc h eo f the Week’» M o tt Im­ money. The Sanford section ia not aurA Warm and Also Lengthy portant Happenings In the paaaed as far as natural uilvuntuge* are Political Encounter State’s Domain. concerned. Almost the entire acreage K Chicago, June 18 —While «till claiming ia sub-irrigated und the truck farms are It is probable that Brookavllle will that Colonel Roosevelt will control the a model of neatness und are owned und have a Truckers' Association. Such an Republican National Convention and worked by intelligent farmer*. But all an o d atlo n would be of untold benefit be nominated on tho firAt ballot for of this count* for naught when weather to the growers. President, the Roosevelt leader* sjient condition* during the entire season are Tam pa ia preparing for a big charity yesterday working out tho detail* of their against the crop*. There ha* been too conference meeting. The second an« plan of nttack on the Toft program a* much rain time nnd time again thi* seanual meeting of Charities and C o rreo outlined last night. There was no talk *on, which had a tendency to cause tiona of Gib state will be held there on of stam pede among the Roosevelt blight In the field* and to help along I)eceml>er?th, 8th and 9th. forces today. The former President's every kind of hug and insect which des­ adherents asserted |>onitively that their troy* the growing cro|>*. Meteriul ia being placed on the ground control of tho convention would tie Tho celery crop wa* particularly af­ in Lakeland for tho now C hautauqua Au« through delegates seated in favor of fected by the blight nnd did not attnin dltorium. This building will have a Roosevelt. its full growtii. Most of the trucker* «eating capacity of 1,"00 people and will There were several lias he* of tire anti w*ite«| until March 1st before harvest­ bo one of the handsomest auditorium s in charges of "graft, bribery and corrup- ing. in order for the celery to attain a the state tion” from the Taft headquarter*, but better growth. At that time it was hit The Iirookaville city council haa sold it was everywhere agreed that the «lay by the blight which swept over the fields the $12,000 of bonds and a* soon as ths hod been one of the «(uietest preceding nnd thousand* of dollar*' worth of damfunds art- available, pavement will be p u t * age was done within lorn than a week. a convention in year*. down on the principal street* of Brook»« J. E. Pace, one of the largeet grower* Ijist night the Taft lender* were con­ ville. The (lavement will be mado of tinuing a council of war, liegun early in in this section, said: "1 have been grow­ vitrified brick. tin* day, while the Roosevelt people were ing celery and other vegetable» for fifA Civic Ix-aguo has just been organ« whooping tiling* up fit- a remarkable ti-en year* hi the Sanford section and mass meeting in the auditorium theater, this is the first year th at I have lost ized in Orlando. The organization haa I prohuhl) would have pulled for its pur[xMM* the ««tahlishment of pub­ where Colonel Roosevelt addressed a money cheering muss of humanity The door* out »11 right tin* >«-ur if I had grown a lic parks and other such improvem ents of the theater hud Isell beiieigt-d for larger acreage of Irish potato«« as this us are- iwx-ntial in building u desirable hour* ix-for«- they were o(*uied and it is about the only crop on which the residential city. seemed that half of the |s>lice force of growers made good money." One county in Florida has decided, It The trui-ker* are now shipping tonia- st-uma. Glut the juvenile court judge Li Chicugo had Isen . thrown about the toes nnd tin- crop is alxmt half movtsl. an im portant fa c to r.’ Facamhla county approaches to the building. an- moving quite commissioners have raised the salary of Uncertainty as to the result of the F ggplant and situation w ils ils prevalent (<sluy as ut fr«*-|\ and both rn>|>*. are of gixxl quality. the officer from twenty-five to one hun­ Di-spite the poor season, this loculity dred und twenty-five dollars a month. any time since the Republican fore*» ts-gan their invasion of Chicago and up to May 1 shipped 729 cur* of celery, Tin- Starke Telegraph has contract«*! ueilhereJ^'aft nor the Room*volt head­ •191 cars of lettuce and 50 cars of ix-an* the linoty|x* fever, and has established quarter* were certain of the numlier and other vegetable* Thi* dex» not in­ among its reader* a "lin o ty p e Club," of delegates they could dejx-nd on with clude the cxpr<-t* .shipments. To June the memlier* of which pay five years' any degr«*' of confidence. The final 1. the total shipment* were more than aulweription in advance. T he people claim* and figure« put out ‘-ouch sldf* 1,360 car* of vegetable*. The Southern are loyal to the Telegraph and are Join­ Express Go. him handled 80,000 pack­ claiming a clear n iajo rity ^ lfere tlioae age* nnd will handle before the clone of ing the club in large number*. of hope rather than (conviction. the season 100.000 packages of vege The Florida Fipworth I/»-ague Con­ aide* ference bus just- close«! a most success­ KEVI\ \l. MEETINGS ( LOSE The Florida Vegetable Grower*' As­ ful inixtting in Tullahass«-«. T here was Surrcasful Meeting and Map) < Dll- sociation has handled 175 cars of cel­ a large nutnlx-r of delegare* present and ery, 76 car* of lettuce und 50 cars of they received a most hospitahlo welcome. versions Made in Thla City potatoes and mix«*d vegetables This association has n memlx-rahip of 'The revival meeting* h«*ld in this city Despite the unfavorable season the nearly five thousand in this stare. f«ir the (last two week* by M«-«sr* Bass association rejxirts it has done remark­ A. ('. L. official* state that train ser­ and Stapleton came to a close Sunday ably well. In some instanr*« the growers vice is again complete on the Fort Mynight amid a blare of glory, the huge netted a next little sum *nd it is said in «-r* division For several days after the tent being (died to nverllowmg und (In no instance have the) (ailed to realize u jieav) rums of last week and the early night meeting lastm until 11 o'clock little profit The association will con t iver 1wo hundred conversions wi re mude tmu«- next year under the same man­ part of the (>r«-m-nt week, pussenger* for Fort Myers w ire taken off tho trains at and the city has experienced a religious agement. Punta Gorda and carried by boat to F'ort awakening unlike anything of the kind The Irish (xituto crop was the Ixsst M ycra. ever wittiiKsed in Sanfordc Mr. Bass money maker this season and a larger never minced wor«ls in his discourses acreage will txi planted this fall. The New* comes from Miami th at the re­ nnd the way that sin and evil was pic­ grower* have received splendid price* for cent heavy rums in that section and tured hv him was strong enough to bring this crop. Next season there will lx- j along the Fust Coast have damaged the the most hardened sinner to his kinx-s Ims celery planted than ever Ix-fore in \ pineapple crop irreparable, and will ami the mighty truth prevailed in the the celery delta, and thi- acreage will be ex use eonsiderahle Inns to the grower*, ■•lid 'The nititiroied ram» par! of the planted to other vegetables as the truck 1 'euson should now lx- at it* height, lir-l Ui-ek inlerfere«! wilfi tjie llieethig cm sn- diversifying croj*. The grower* hut the rams have made it impossible to anil some of the people living in the say they will take hold with renewed cn- K' t men to work in the fields, thus cjuasuburbs were forced to 1«. absent, hut erg) next fall and the vegetable acreage , the fruit to ripen to a point when* it will not stand shipping. with the return of good weather tin- will he fully as large as the puat season. crowd* grew larger and the interest N. V. Packer. Fort Myer* la growing and tha stronger, nnd the Inst few nights were houses und (xKiplo multiply there are continued succeane* in winning people Auto Kills Man greater demands upon the facilities and tji the rhurriies of th*' city. Daytona, June 16. -George Swap, a utilities. The Press of a few daya ago The generous Sanford (ample respond­ winter resident of Ormond, was run told of four new wells to be put down in ed on Sunday to an apja-al for help to down und fatuity injured Tuesday even­ districts where tho supply was not ade­ aid the evangelist* in tlo-ir work and ing, iietwcen 6 ami 7 o'clock, by a car quate, "which will not only give them the over $300 were raised at the morning netxled water supply and sewerage, but driven by C. A. Young of this city. und night s«-rvi«*-a. Mr. Swap never regained conscious­ will enatilo tho (xxiple in tho district to As- a recognition of the good serness after the urcidt-nL and duxi 'Thurs­ feel more accuro from the dangers of vioMt of Rev. Summers the people took day night about nine o'clock. Mr. Swap fire." u(> a purse for him und hi* family anil he was an elderly man of 72 und «leaf. It is was made the recipient of over $50, a charged that Mr Young was driving at Cut the Weed« little token that was greatly appreciated full s(x-txl without a light, and that lie We want to rt»(>ectfully suggest th a t by that worthy man. did not stop the car to ascertain the the weeds be cut. The city has weed* Has* and Stapleton ure called away extent of the injuries he hsd inflicted. on its streets and some private parties to Texas, where they will i>o engaged all Young was arrest«-«! tiy Deputy Sher­ iiave wetxla in their yards or on v acan t summer in the great work of winning iff J. R. Davis, und Justice Macon lots owned by them . souls to God, und wherever they may lie Thornwell of Ormflfid lieing out of town, There are a hundred reasons why the engaged in the Lord's vineyard the the case was taken before Juxtice Zuber weeds should not be allowed to sta n d . prayer« of the people of Sanford will of this city, and Young was bound over Tho reasons have been stated a hun­ folio*, them, and should they aver re­ in the aum of $1,000. dred times before, so it is not necessary turn to this city they will certainly lie to state them again. Ju st cut the weeds. warmly welcomed. ^ Enjoying Porto Rico We have an excellent weed crop this «S A. Robbins presented the Herald of­ year. Let us harvest It, not next week tv* Killing at Orals fice with a stalk of coffee bean* from tho or tomorrow, b u t right now. Ocain, June 16.—According to informa­ island of Porto Rico this week. The C ut those weeds.—Lakeland Tele­ tion received over the telephone late coffee was sent to him by his daughter, gram , this afternoon from Lynne, a small ata- Mrs. Harvey, who with her husband, tion about eighteen miles east of Ocalu, Prof. Harvey is now touring the islands i Pass The Pie Mann Fort shot and killed hib wife and enjoying the trip very much. They Ilomosaasa celebrate* an annual whose name was not learned. Sheriff ex|>ecred to return to the states via Cuba H ycklebm y day. on which all tha Galloway mol D eputy Sheriff Hrlgance hut on account of the revolution now people of the town go to the woods and left Immediately for Lynne und further going on they have decided to pasa up pick herrif«. For a week following this information regarding the tragedy i* un­ Gie Pearl of tho Antilles until the revo­ glorious occasion, life in ilomosaasa is A3 obtainable. one great hucklebarry pis. lution has been settled. V- V" ' , V o l u m « IV The Republican Convention Will Make History Today • »'ciXÉfcKÉ .¿ ¿ w ife .. .. ■ . . . . . . �'» I '« / I- — CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A B u d g et of Opinion Just Be t*een You and Me" tWi I H t O A T t POST SOT IN IT A Clüei U An i m i Ve Takin i l o t e s r a ilh . n e u Prent f u r ­ t o S a i» Saunt er rr 1 An advertisem ent is a nearby daily reads, “ How to actually keep m osquito» from biting you for ten cents.'* T haw mosquitoes m ust helocg to the anion with s fixed seals for se rvkea rendered. C ountry mosquitoes are not so particu­ lar and will bite you for nothing and thank you for the ftffrilsge. • * P * . 5 1 see by The H erald th a t a home fire insurance com pany is talked of here. Such a company has been found to solve the question in other localities and at the present rate of insurance here some­ thing will have to be done. I don’t know anything about the figures on a home in­ surance company. I did sta rt to figure once bow much the fire insurance com­ panies took out of Sanford every year, -and by th e time I had covered a whole ledger I gave it up, because no ooe would believe them when they- were ready. You a r e d o u b t! » familiar with the story M little Johnny and how the cat got out of the well. Johnny** teacher gave him a m athem atical -<aample; “ If a cat was in a *eQ 100 feet fi*#p. climbed up two feet every day and fell back three every night bow long aould it take the cat to g et out of the well. Johnny c o n ered bis slats with figures, then told his teacher, “ If 1 had two more slates. I’d have th a t cat In hell In two hours.” • • • •r . Thai S e n T a v is t Hotel— : nothing, and o m any different vari- . Tb*re is now some talk ol the erection etica could be m ade traen theca- The ’different fruita and v eg e tá is» o f FVar- at a tourist b o ld in Sanford. I t is £V>Ida are just coming into public tidbc* in fe r a llj conceded by those who are actbe north and m a few >*wr* they *01 q u d s te d * ith the h otd business that be in in steady »tendy The Bu«ineso Sanicrd. being at the bead of rAvigaM en’s League could be instrum ental in ’[1boo on the St. Johns river, thus raun­ locking up and locating all of these many ing thousands of visitors to the southgood things here in our town and bow era portion of the state to stop off in Saothe payrolls on S aturday would help out ford whether they rare to or not. makes the b u a e s mam However you reerr. i of this city one of the most advantageous wed content to a t to w n and let tia ra go points in the state for the erection of a by »r»_H while u x m io rt i r t lhar m odem hotel of n n j4 f proportions, field the grocery tru st b Voasiing the S a a io ri’s (ceeent large hotel, the Sanpric* of canard and yw i are ford House, is of an ancient vintage and j checrfclfy paying the rose. No wvodrr i U patrons from afar have been edutbe ccwt of bring increases each year. ra te d to use equipm ent which it d o » not posse » as th e building is as much antiq sa le d as the furnishings. To cor­ ^ Scene tinse sgo I advorsted th è idea rect .these discrepancies it is proposed of a Y M. G. .V. bcd d irx or soescthmg by the owners of the prevent stock in a lr-g th a t o s e p£ln a» a piace foc oer the new project to enable it to becom ywx=g men to »bile ***y thè evecingv the possessor of sufficient lake front As yet I bare b id no aecond to tay property to m ake a eery adaptable site m o to « . and no» th a t thè n m n e r d i i -» and with this assurance in hand the pro­ are upon us would it not be a grand moters are going ahead and getting recreation peace replet* with a swim- i things in shape to properly finance the minx pooi. bosiing aùey and reading proposition which has for its purpose the Y O U have it an d to do I, but you ,o giving to Sanford of a modern hostelry j take advantage of it and 1 d o n ’t. T he boys need som ething of th is kind th a t will care properly for every stranger You succeed in life and I don't. and while I adm it th a t it would be w ho m ay care to stop within our gates. Why is it ? T he company will have a capital stock rath er difficult to s ta rt anything now S o ca»y to answer. You save your with hotel» and base ball and brick roads of S 125,000 and with this money they in the way. bu t the idea should not get i ^ ^ in certain parts of the money and I d o n ’t, and consequent­ away from you. and with the proper ™ front$1 th e prm ent hotel and erect ly you succeed and 1 d o n ’t. Which agnation some rich m an will reeognixe, lhfr~ c * building th at mill be a credit arc .you ?__ Better come in to sec u s . i t » rlAim* of our young men and m ayber ^ lUJCtagidA PJfiSAiTAiMW v»» ■>* • — - — Y ou’ll find us ready to serve yo/j. • j j .;, I of preparation and when a few more òpra hi* heart by a large donation, hotel P°*nU pertaining to the m atter have remind* me th at in the tourist there will be a source of bounteous gifts been adjusted the work of raising the from the tourists who, are quick to reo- • money will be started and pushed »to its oghixe the needs of the boys and we ran finality. The owners of the prusent P E O P L E S BAVJK O F S A N F O R D get a Y. M. C. A. a rd a C h a u ta u q u a , ^ »“ ' • prtwent' M. M SMITH. _Pr**. IL R STEVEN S. V. Pr*w IL E TOLAK Ca•KM building and aeveraJ badly Deeded ' building by tearing it down and reroovim proveraenu with funds stirte d by! •"* '* from >u P ™ * ' «*»*• lhus • entire grounds grounds between First the big hearted people th at come here UP the* entire . mm . 1 * i r ------------ :-i . — ___ f~. \ : ! t o mi k* ih tir ho me d a r i n * t h e w i n u r . , street and Commercial avenue for busiSanford made a mistake when this city nes» boustw. « it» for which there is an failed to interest J a*. M. Gamble, tbe absolute scarcity in this city at p reren t.— weil known philanthropist who has done Tiro»-U nion. ¡n HAVE T H E SANE CH AN CE W hy Is It ? Which Are You ? Deposits Absolutely Insured *, In introducing a resolution in the Sen­ ate for th e purpose of ascertairing why the U nited States government should *r> m u d in P o n d a and expects to fcort le sending troops to Cuba » u b o u t the 1 *ot,d er'.. r.ar.gt-s u\e.- at fin tr r p v e T o n g u s e R e i n d e e r t h e Best. authorization of Congress. Senator Ba­ Wf re td sucri roer in Sani ord and a The reindeer t> more to hi* owner con of Georgia, w making s very perti­ tourist rotei will t<e instrum ental in than ar.y o th er b east of burden, the nent inquiry. Why should the Amer­ bringing them rere. b»rd furnishing m eat drink clothing acd ran d ies The- s ite and strength ican government send a military force ’ of tfie reindeer varle* In different into any foreign country except upon the t'» rt. of the Arctic the flnent t>elng L «e Wan y W r i t e r s . authority of Congr*'**’ It is true that th..»« o » n * l by the Tunguse tribe In Mine;*-- I » nd*rr » i »! ever be­ Americans and their property ir. certain Ka ••t»-rn .Siberia, the Tunguse deer bo tnoV flrat carne ni S n u f (arts of Cuba are in danger from tiie op­ stand a* high a.» five feet and are fre­ erations of the insum -rim . but the same p r i s e In n«jr e r a d u a t l n e « l a - i * " M a m i e quently used for riding — " W h y d o n 't y o u k n o w ’ Str«1 w r o t e may l* said of conditions in Mexico, an a r t l r l * on T h e I h - e r a d a ’lon of where the revolution i» ever, more prie i A m * * rir» r| W o m a n h i - 'd c o i J 1<***0 fo r P o p e ’s R e v e n u e r r am Eels. nounced than in the island republic ( It f rom a m-iavetti^ * ^ n t tnp* Wall Tt. e g r e 4t e s t «--1 t--r . -Jo c r>«iab!l«hWhy Un‘t it as nece»ary to serrd eije-di • tree* m a d e a fortan«- sl . d' * e u ! to tr.rn' in th,• worl d i« t ha t of <’iv tions into Mexico u u u to »end them ! K u r np e a n d bought on e of (lie »*«-«•( tnar< bio. on t t e \ d r l ■:1c si h e r e t h e Into Cul>a? est little p r i m e a yo u e v e r s a w ' " — I ni n« •ry Is c a r r i e d o r . With s d e n t i l i « That conditions in Cuba are quite re T « r r n H a u t e E x p r e s s rare T hi s eel n u rs*■ry c oo s 1st» of rioua there i* no question. They have rr.rft*u r in g 140 • t ' SJ int i c »» a tup. assumed very critical pro(»»rtions. but Ullles r ur nf er enr e In r l n 1» of &£• p i n d Sleel l l f i d t e l i u r t he St. J o h n s in what way is the United State* gov­ cler.t or igin « l a r e In th* s l x t e e nt h ernment under greater obligations to Communication l*-t * *-en Orange and r e e ‘ , ry 1* y lelded an a n n u a 1 r e v e n u * protect Americans and American inter­ Volusia counties will be greatly fácil . of 16,000 to the Pope ests there than in Mexico? ff the ¡ talee) by the new au-e-l l»ridge. starting L nited States must (wreserve peace ir. from the foot of Celery avenue. Sanford, L e a n i n g T o w e r ’s S ecr et . any heinupliere republic *hy not in all • and crowing the St- Jol^n* m e r into VoT h e l e a n i n g T o w e r o( P U a Is In no of them ’ It is true that the United lu u a The bridg** has j«-r. pro\ id«-d d a rr« f of fa,line Unr o i t eight hun State» government m ade it j«»%.;tv|r f«>» 'm o: »t y■ tne [ » q lr of i >'»ng* «■'-.r.ty « 3 J it h a » l-«-en |n<'litie<1 t o o n * : U.e I .bar, ¿'»vernmen: to I»- .-tut.fish » r.umbef of \ to _ai* ir. S n >rr,yr- side, tu t It la »aid to l>e a» »a!e to­ £ I tl« IS Ixr e<l. But. having done this arxl t j m e i m and I M<*r. snd th at rx-igMairflood ds; a* » te n It » a s tu tlt i the gxsverr.ment uf the laianu over to The approach«» .to tne bridge Lave al­ cause tne workm en found it settling the people thereof, has not the obliga­ ready been made and tne plans for t i e to one side w title they were erecting tion of this government, as a m atter of structure, which will cost about 16,500 It, so th e tow er was m ade accord­ ingly. fact ceased? Is this government called .are being prepared foj submission to the upon to continue to expend millions of United S t* t» engineering departm ent. dollar* » T ry year in order U> preserve Th* new b n d fe will prow- of great »alue Too M a n y L e f t - H a n d e d . the peace there’ If *o. i t is time that in t >rangv and adjoining cour.tie-i and Inquiry among m e n of tb s we should say to Cuba and Cubans aiid • linn in the road chain» th at mill German artn j de» eloped t h a t H>.2»2 Tti* In"You must keep the peace or *e »hall some time make a tour by ruad through Of t h e m w er e left b a n d e d force you to do tt. and if it sk_a.Il rt>me to tf.e »late pirminir and |>lea>ant I *«- r e a l ¡ g a t o r s r i al ui left h a n d e d per so n » sr » not t h r equa l of r i g h t - h a n d e d unes this you will have to pay the price." Land New*. in p h y s i c a l a nd m e n t a l s t r e n g t h . If the peojde of Cuba are incapable of •elf-government they should say so. New Tourist Hotel They cannot reasonably expect the Meat Market of QualiC Where you cao get the beat of everything deh^ t-f«-i tu your iltxir by tgn-oul me?>aen^fr on t ime Vtf CARRY A COMPLY I f U N t Of F lo rid a a n d W e s te rn B eef a n d P o rk . L am b l>.> unii Salt M eats. M sh, P o u ltry a n d H om e M ade P o t h Sdii Ö ^ Sanford offers much to the small fac­ tory in the way of a site. There are numerous factories th a t are contem­ plating locating in the south and just tb a other day a branch of th e Beech N o t .factory was focated in Tam pa. There are numerous canning factories in the U nited State* th at are jupt as Urge aa this factory and they could be induced to locate here where the water and freight rates and the location would m ean so much to them. When one stops to think about the different product* th a t are laying out in the fields going to w lste, the proposition a w m « large proportion*. P utting up w steim elon ptekk-a alone could emjdoy a factory for several m onths and the pro­ duct would virtually coat the factory Things are moving finely for the near hotel and th at Sanford will soon be a Florida Mecca for the winter tourist is now practically an assured fact. M r Field states that every one approached is heartily in favor of the project and th a t th* proceedings have exceeded ex­ pectations. Of course there will be great num bers who will not be able to be seen person­ ally and they are requested to call at Room 8. Peoples Bank Building and in­ spect the plans and obtain all particu­ lars. This ap p !i» to every one » bo has the best interest* of Sanford at heart and who w ish» to see his d t y grow. To Lake stock in this hotel is to pull for Sanford. This hotel is a vital ques­ tion and cannot be overlooked by any ta a p ay e r-in Orange count y , a s i t will be the m eans of stopping tourist* In the county, who otherwise would go • fu r­ ther south and there build winter homes. The hotel should be ready for occupa­ tion for the coming w inter and to do this d irt should be broken within the next sixty days. This will necessarily hasten m atters, so don’t wait to be called on. but sign for your subscription NOW . •We understand th at this stock is pay­ able only 20 per cent when Com pany is formed and the balance 10 per cent a month, so this will impose a hardship on no one. You should act a t once. £&** '* TV. art- now prepared to j»ive to the trini«- our -1-HOME MADt CORN BEET Try it—you will be pleased T . W. B R I G G S 110 P a rk A venue P hone No I m Dii — I trvv ir?*•*»» J CONNELLY GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENT S A S fO KP Office Above f i r s t National Bank i people of the United States to conUnue to spend millions of dollars in their be­ half. Th* United States cannot af­ ford to keep a standing army in C uba ail the time, or even a part of the Ume. Al­ ready this government has been com­ pelled to take charge of the affairs of •that republic twice and ttraighten them out. If i t must continue to do this, it would aeon that, although there is ob­ jection to the annexation of the island, this may become a necessity after awhile. The- United States cannot af­ ford to continue doing indefinitely as it has been doing in reference to C uba. • • • sage. nt l MI l H Bottle of GING ER A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled w ater—they will prevent illnc»* n J digestion and give you health lj3Your The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S a n f o r d , FI« Printing T H E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T ( f ir s t S ir* » . 0M U oct trees DrOot e e p o s iu PostoO cr 1 H. E. W I S E , Proprietor If it is worth doing at all, it’s worth do­ ing well. — Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A Place F o r Ladies and Gentlemen S h o r t O r d o r a A t A ll H o u r * a — First class work at all times is our motto. Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets ore Sold at R ed u ced Kate? A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You Let us figure w ith you on your rifext job. 3J .v -i •• e v e r y t h i n g F lr » ‘ c **• > For Engmed Cards See The Herald . '> �* • • . ;•*. • : ■ >«38 - Pi ■w Our Entire Stock of High Grade Clothing, Hats and m i B fi ■ Furnishings Must Be Sold in the Next Fifteen Days This entire $10,489.00 stock of Fine Suits, mrrShirts, Hats, Hosiery^.Uiiid&rVkXax^Silk __ __ - ___ _____ _ - A V * » * - “»*^* ■■■■■ Ties, Belts, Suspenders Etc.7~Etc. All of these goods are New, Clean and Up-to-Date. For you kno\v we have always had nothing but the most Up-to-Date goods in this store. ^ ^ DOOMED TO BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS, SO COME W HILE THE PICKING IS GOOD Beginning June 18th and Ending July 6th — 11— — — — — ■ —- —- — — — —— —i— i— — — —— —— — — — ——— — —— ■— ^ ^ ^ If k — 4 fi I Below We Quote but a Few of the Many Bargains to be Had at This Store Duing This Sale CLOTHING Men’s hose, regular 15 cent quality, sale price M en s 25 cent lisle host», in till the plain colors, stile price Men’s 50 cent pure silk hose in plain colors, stile price Thus stock is very complete, all the newest styles and colors, all well made, every suit guaranteed: One Lot, $15.00 suits, stile price $3.75 One Lot $15.00 serges, fancy worsteds, suits well tailored and all wool, stile d»f7 HJZ price............................................ ip I • I eJ Men’s 50 cent hcav) working suspenders, sale price .......................... O^xL Men's regular 25 cent suspenders, 1 Q ., stile price .... ................. A I/L MEN’S PAJAMAS Mini’s $1.5o Faultless pajamtts, sale ^ •$ price Men’s pajamtis, worth $1.00, stile O A ., price OUL/ 1.22 Regular $1.00 men’s overalls, sale CPw* price................ ............................... :... O u t Men’s night shirts, worth $1.00,’ sale O A « price ............................. O l / i / Men’s night shirts, worth 50 cents, sale price MEN’S BELTS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Men’s dress shirts, Savoy brand in all the new spring patterns, pleated regular d»t 1 A $1.50 Shirts stile price................ <pA*A*A Men's dress shirts, in all the new spring pat­ terns, Savoy Brand, made of the best French madras, with or without collar to match, $2.00 shirts sale •ft- $1.60 PALMER W va' »■ . rM • • • i CLOTHES THAT S A TIS FY 117 First Street , 1 $2 . 1 5 1.39 FURNISH INGS 1 1 I I BOYS’ PANTS 50c 1. 19 *‘l • i ,~ I *AS * • •\ * *i f l B .iH f I 1 1 $ 1.00 Vm * V fH V w / 1 BOYS’ SUITS In all the new styles and patterns, full'peg pants, well made, values from $5.00 to $10.00, sale price one-half. * Mad« of U. S. Kaki, $1.50 pants d*-| ~i pT stile price...................................... ip A « A tl ’ MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES Men’s $1.50 work gloves, sale price......f...................................... Men's $1.00 work gloves, sale pnee - va s a . SEIGH & m 1.00 Serges and worsteds. 75 cents sale price $1.25 1’tints, stile price i 1 $ 1.60 MEN’S WASH PANTS * . MEN’S HOSE Men's Hose, regular 10 centquality, n sale price............................................ •^ d jT 39c Men’s $3.00 felt hats, sale price Men’s $2.50 Felt Hats, sale price Men’s $2.00 Felt Huts, sale price Men’s $1.50 Felt Hats, sale price black, O Q f* One lot men’s 50 cent belts, stile___Q Q /* price ............................ t..............O i / C One lot, men's $1.50 alligator belts, Q O ,, sale price.......... ............................... ^ O v IPiáíSl*®)*!*' V:! • CD oo Men’s 50c French Lisle Suspenders, in regular and extra lengths, sale price O Q price O i/C OVERALLS f.v *• à HATS MEN’S SUSPENDERS $11.75 i 1 At7L QQ^* O I/v $1.50 Shirts, sale price $1.30 $1.00 Shirts, stile price hOc . One lot of 50 cent shirts without col- QO^> Itir, sale price One lot of 50 cent dress shirts, with collar attached, sale price........... O O l/ . ¿ m Men's fine suits, elegantly tailored and all pure wool fabrics, in blue serges and fancy . worsteds, all $18.00 suits. Sale price Men's $20.00 suits in all the newest spring styles, all wool, and our serge at this price cannot be equaled, &ile U? 1 Q C fi price.,._„.................................. «pAO»«JU Men's $22.00 and $25.00 suits in serges and worsteds. The finest in the land. Hart SchafTner & Marx. Sale d* 1 |T prices $17.25 and 'P 1 0 . L i O One lot men's 50 cent belts, 1 1 A At. FOR MEN W H O KN O W SANFORD, FLORIDA • * • ’ �vV,í • ■_v . asi 4 THE SANFORD HERALD dance In th * ‘profession be increased if every paper was required by law to pub­ lish the names of »vary, owner and stock­ rniHrKr* trary ÎW d ar Shd fritar Momita Dr holder? THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY We make the suggestion: Is it desir able? la It practicable? R. J. HOU Y. Editor W. M. lUYMEt. Butin«»» Manager We w ant to extend and increase the usefulness of the press.—Arcadia News. BufcKif l a t i t o f r t M . $ 2 . 0 0 ■ Y t t r l a A tfvso«» TH E DEMOCRATIC NOM INEES All of tho delegates to the Democratic national convention have now been chosen except the eight from Vermont and they will be elected on June 18. The result shows Speaker Clark am Governor Wilson running a neck anc neck race with the apparent odds slightly In favor of Governor Wilson. The dele­ gate strength of each candidate is as fol­ lows: Governer Wilson New Jersey .— ........ ........... Pennsylvania.. T ex as................... .............. Wisconsin ........... M innesota................. - ....... N orth Carolina ............ South Carolina ......... t. M ichigan....... ............. — Tennessee ......................... V irginia................................... O regon...... — ...........- ........ L ouisiana.............................. Oklahoma .................... South Dakota . M aine................ ....................................... 8 New H am pshire. D elaw are____ U tah _________ Porto Rico....... Illinois.........».... Arizona ............ O PIN IO N S O F T H E E D IT O R If you w ant to find, out something about intolerance go into the nowapaper Catartd at aootod-claaa mali mattar Augu»t Stad business . Then you will find out th at th e expression of opinions is certain to ISO*, at (Im PoatoAoa at Saafard. Har Ida. aadm Act ol March 3rd. 1B7B. cause tom e people to write letter* to No. 148 you, calling down in the “ letter to the OJBoa ta Hamid BuUdiaa editor“ or m ake rem arks about-you to • N ext Thursday, tho editor of T he other people. . These rem arks about you to other people sooner of later get to tho Herald, accompanied by a body guard editor, and some of them cause him to of other citizen», and all of them under grind hia editorial teeth. And yet we the aurreillance of their wivee will at­ hear much eloquence about broad mind tend the preee aasodatlon meeting at ednesa, liberal Ideas, and freedom of P aiatka. Thla la the flrit tim e wo have speech. Moat every one will tell you Indulged In eo much extravagance and th a t they like for an editor to have opin­ th e reeult to the nervoua ayitem will be ions and express them freely. They aay ' awaited with much anxiety. The good th a t they don’t like a m an who strikes people of P aiatka are making arrange­ an equilibrium on the fence. W ith some m ents to abow th e edltora and visitor* of them we have concluded for an ed­ a good tim e and the m eeting will be itor, or anybody else, for th a t m atter, to m ost pleasant and instructive.have opinions so long as the opinions ------ 0 -----agree with w hat they believe. Let the The very fact th a t Sanford has been editor entertain an opposite opinion and made a »pedal road district and will back It up with good, strong language, call an election to vote bonds for brick with a little pepper mingled with it, and 347 Total roads has given tills district much no­ be will soon hear from some party who Speaker ('lark tice of a com plim entary character.Gven - -•». k i 1 lii/ruiit. •Orange c o u r t) haa afaared in t i n Tumr »itiLei he*rd of as a caustic critic, speaking as M issouri.... 36 pllment although the county Is not in one w ithout authority, like ’thousands Kentucky “6 this district and as a county turned down of others just like him and like unto the Kansas _ 20 the Issue of bonds for brick-roads last Pharisee. Arkansas * ... . 18 fall. Sanford will have the good roads Consider the plight of the editor. He California .... .. . .. 2 6 and then when the tourists visit our d ty 26 next w inter they will soon discover what m ust keep telling what he thinks about Iow a....................... •' ». this or th a t from day to day. Also con­ M aryland............................... 16 part of Orange county la so progressive. sider the possible plight of sbm6 of his W ashington ............. .......... 14 ------O-----The Herald haa been receiving about critics if they should be compelled to so Colorado ........................................ . two columns per week of free stuff from completely unbosom themselves. Think "West Virginia the Bureau of Economics, whatever of this and consider how well most ed­ Nebraska th at is, and this m atter seta forth in itors get away with the promulgation of Rhode Island facta and figures th a t the railroads are the contents of their think tanks and, O klahom a___ losing money every year and proves It you will fdel like congratulating them. Isuiisiunn Now we always imagined th at railroads We recall that not long ago a homicide M ontana are being operated for the benefit of the took place in this county. The victim Mew Mexico people and th at there was no money In was not a person of good morals or good Wyoming the business. But if the Bureau wants repute a man who is considered a llrst- Nevada tho people to read this nice dope sheet c I ssh fellow by those who do not know daho the said Bureau will have to pay foe so much about his iNK-uliaritics express- Arizomi space just like any other public l>ene- the positive opinion that the slayer Wisconsin should not be punished very much l*efactor would do. cause his victom was not a good member Total 347 ------0 of the body politic. Only those who Mr. Underwood Lake Will He Speaker 24 Hon. Forrest l.ake of this city, who kill good j>eople would be his motto. Alabama 20 Is a candidate for Speaker of the House Think of the average thut fellow would M ississippi make with the critics if he should lw Florida 12 :: at the next aension of the legislature compelled to express his opinions day North ( 'nrolina 4 is meeting with encouragement from in and day out for years to guin his Georgin 28 every part of the state, and while hav­ daily bread! ing strong opposition in several quar­ Total 88 Some editors make the most of their ters will have no trouble in landing this Governor Hurrnon coveted position. Every ritixen of Or­ tusks with a skill that is udmirahle. 48 ange county Is especially urged to as­ Some of them are artists in selecting Nebraska 882 sist the Orange county man to obtain ubjecta which cause very few people to Ohio this poet of honor among the Florida gnash their teeth, no m atter what views We*t Virginia ........... law makers. Mr. I-ako is among the are entertained or "what side is advo­ Total 64 moat promising young politicians in the cated. Others are lucky in striking a Other Candidates popular chord more often than other­ state and the speakership could not be wise. Others are able, by some strange Gov. Foss, M assachusetts 36 In better hands. 14 f>ower to write column niter column Gov. Baldwin, Connecticut O wjthout getting so im partial an to make Gov. Marshall, Indiana 30 A HOAD TO T H E BEACH ny one sm art. We know of one news­ Gov Burke, North Dakota 10 From reports of the Daytona-DeLand paper man who can grind out columns Total 90 road there is danger in driving a car over w ithout m aking it clear enough for you Unrestricted and Doubtful to the beach now on account of the con­ to take an oath on it th at you- know M ain«........................ 4 dition of the road. There were several exactly what view he entertains. Yet it New York 90 accidents along this road last Saturday a all very entertaining. He is an un­ Alaska ............. . 6 and Sunday and the drivers claim that beatable artist at using words to conceal Philippines 6 the road is very narrow and rough, and thought. Now and then you find an Michigan 16 going at a fair rate of speed it is almost editor who says th at m ilk-and-water Tennessee 12 Impossible to pass another car in safety. journalism makes him "aick on the atom- Virginia 9 Now Is the time for the people of the ach” and blazes away just as lie thinks Contested, District of Columbia 6 interior to go to the beach and if the without caring a snap of his finger what Hawaii 6 roads are not safe there will be a general anybody else thinks. This editor does The Jim Smith vote 4 exodus to the mountains. The people not keep it up long. If he is not whip­ here prefer the beaches, but they want a ped or shot at pretty soon, the sheriff Total 168 good road to go there and better ac­ cornea around and puts the finishing N orth Dakota which la instructed for commodations after they get there. If touche* on the red tape attending a fore­ Governor Burke, and will cast a compli­ the D atyona road la not fixed up the closure.—Pensacola New*. m entary vote for him on the first ballot, Smyrna people ought to get busy at la for Governor Wilson and will go to the once and put the east end of the Sm yr­ N aîtra U r II Id» latter on the second ballot. Kansas, na road in good condition and divert the Bm M bld» lor grad in g tho ro ad from Ih» «rrat travel th at way. The beach is one o •o d ol Ih» R u itord-OrtM TS b ride* n o to Ih« « u t which is put Into the Clark column, la In•o d ol Um r t i b d rood, th ro u g h D ark 11orb m or k inatructed to go to Wilson whenever twothe finest places In the world to spend Um Sonlord ford and i s (J«tMra rood, will b« rr c r lr ñ i by Um board of county n m m W o i m lor Drone« thirds of the delegation so decide. As several months in the summer, but we county until S aturday, Jun* 29th, 1912. 14 of the 20 Kansas delegates are for Sold grado to ba th irty (80) fact »Ida ol tha boa*, want a good road and it Is up to the Vo­ and tw anty(tO ) fa*t wtda a t Un top. two and ■ holt Wilson, he will probably get those rote*, lusia county people to provide a road. (XH) faat «rida in Um « o t a r and two (I) loot high on aocb aldo, ton ( 10) fa*t from cantar, and pro- on the second or third ballot. ------0 -----1acted along both a id « ol tho grada 10 laat from In the Ohio delegation, 19 of the 48 cantar, with Ioga, not Iran thon tw enty (20) NEWSPAPERS AND TH EIR OW NERS tha tnchaa high, lo ttin g to aatand through tha Cob- members were elected os Wilson delegates, bora Koto mock from tha rlra r to tba proirta. We venture a word suggestive of re­ Tha board raoarraa tba right to r*i*ct any or oU but under the unit rule they are counted bld», work to ba aubÿort to Ina pact loa and ap­ form for Florida newspapers, in regard to pro for Harmon. A fight will be made, it ia ro l by F. U W oodruff and A. Cl. I) ron horn. Addraaa oil bido to II. M . Kohinton, clerk. Or­ »aid, upon the floor of tho convention to ownership. lando, fio . ' B2-4 t-Tuaa A Prl We believe In publicity, as to all pubresist the attem p t of the Harmon Inter­ lie institutions and business. ests to control these 19 delegates. - APPLICATION rOW TAX DKKD While newspapers are private busi­ T he figure» and facts as they exist are O ndar Bar. 8 of C hapter « 888, Lawa of flo rid a nesses, there U a difference between ours N o ti« la baroli/ giran th a t Sarah Puren of Hon* nom ination of either Wilson, Clark, or * « a ., p u t i ta* « i l T n* Oort tri ro te ■ Noa. U T , •o d a store, bank or factory. T he news­ load, l i d . 18* and I N , dotad Um 8th d a y pf Juno. A. d ! dork bore*. Governor H arm on is re­ 1910, boa filad aoid o r t i Arala» In m y nfllra, and haa garded us being entirely eliminated. paper is a leader and a public teacher. moda application for To» I U adi to laaua In accord. I t informs the public and thus helps to with law. Sold certificat»« a m b ro « tha M r. Underwood will probably Increase ad In Orango mould public opinion as to men and ( r ii ol N W U hia vote some if any considerable num­ measures. K. Cart. 18«: ber of vote» should be necteasary, b u t W H O l * H • ( BWH ol N E U . Bae. 18. T p. 1» 8 ., T o have the greatest Influence for I t f a E . C art. IM : N W )i »I NEW u u l N U of Ids prospects of nomination do not ap­ good the editorial page should be recog­ N M 8 W H 0I N EW and t f a i of 8 « ol S W ji ol pear to b* such th a t any one would bet nized as th e expression of honest convic­ much money on i t S a t « , T p . 18 8 .^ 11 8» E. tion. Would not the power of the press A ltogether the fight is going to be a T hai land batn r naaa a t tho d ata of th a 1ol andauch certifico ta In tha nom a ol N(allia for good be increased if th e names of the J_____ very interesting one, with the friends of . KaÙogg. Oolaaa told certificata aboli ba radrarnad accord­ Clark and WUson controlling the situ ­ owners were published In every issue of ing to l i a . T u O rad »01 l a m thereon on the 19th the paper? ation.—PcnsscoU News. day ol July, A. I). 1112. wltaaaa ay-official d enaturo and aaal thla tb a I t la charged th a t m any of the news­ 14th of Juna A. D. 1918. For a good table and borne cooking come «ni B. M. RO B IN SO N . papers are owned by “ certain interest»." to the Slrrine Hotel for your meóla Ratee Would not public respect for and confiS3 per week. 24-tf • . . i DaUrerad ta thtCltr br « tr io **.00 p«r year •4 ru o t or ZOc ptr month. Payroant» ta sgiaae» rouit bo mod* at t „(JV 1 « ■ THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM UE to its individuality of service; its individuality of methods; its increasing efforts in behslf of home-owner*, thu houw furnishing store hss msde itself known from one end 0f Florid» to the other. Its prestige Is by no means limited io J lck ,onville— ¡t ig in institution for the Ststs in general. D THIS store is the depot and market for the output of the finest furniture made in America, handling such product* as are many factured by Bcrkey & Gay; Chas. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Com psny. and, in fset, all the very best conc«fns of Grand Rapid» *rc fully represented. And upon the merits of such creations has thi» business attained the remarkable success (hat it is at present erijoymj OUR P IA N O DEPARTM ENT NE of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South n located on the first floor of our building. The display im brace* only the finest makes—the kihdt thst sre dependable and worthy. In the lift are the "Steinway,’’ the ‘Kohler fit Camp bell" and “Autopiano," all of which we, being State agents, «re ably competent to handle throughout the State. O FOR the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con teniment— GET ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM John A. Cunningham you can Dopond on tho Quality JA C K S O N V ILLE - , N EW YORK “ W horo W HOLESOM E DAINTIES th a t children love ro will , ,1 gru»n folk« tpo, arc here a p|r fit Hiere irr jam« umi jelli*-*. pen nut <r ilainty thing« thnt tickle the pin and l»«wtit the body as well. Why not h.n.- a »upply of them in t* • hoit't ill font them very handy on mun> •» <¿«ton« PAY CASH and S A V E MONEY Peoples Cash Grocery Onr Poor I’a ,i F irst S tre e t l',— : , Sanford florid* HAS THE IDEA KVKit « liti • h YOU w <V that putting money In farm land« in about (he mml prufllatilr «»if invrntm ent you ran make if il 1» wisely done? But you ran lo»r a lot loo. Heller gel the benefit uf our eiperl knowledge of >alue» and condition« before tn*e«llng You may bitterly regret il if you don’t.' HOWARD PACKARD I.ASH < <» Sanford. Florid« j^j r D BUY second hand l HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID ‘ All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and sold. respondents Solicited SOUTHERN S T A T E S I or BAG C O M P A N Y Impoftm ot Burlap—Manuitcfurrr« of all Kind* id H«|* JACKSONVILLE, FLO R ID A . . THE . . NEW BLEND I . . FOR « • Coffee Lovers THE latest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. Nothing Like It E v e r Before Offered. DRINKS better and goes further than any 30 cent cof* fee on the market to-day. Cuts down the coal "> living without sacrificing coffee enjoymenL 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cont* A S K Y O U R G R O C E R FOR IT ~T” ' "■ P ack e d e x c lu s iv e ly by CH EEK -NEAL COFFEE CO. P LA N TS A T Naahrlll«, Tana. Hauasoa, Tr*a* Jat-k»uu*»U*- �■ H ’ ---- &!llS J O C V M cir*?b 5 .... IhC SANfORD HERALD M M ' T h » A n H i'horu« AbtMT Jo n # « r m i r n e d hie jo li, j u i t l*#*r»uiie II rnaiU him tlrod. S e w in ' f l i r t « m e t n a î t <l»y a n d il**-i,l*-d ha > a i 'Tired." H u a h ro d P e r ir ? b r y k hla I«-* (a ilin ' olT a lu d of h a y . T h a t hi* w aa rip - r o a r in d ru n k w aa to ld In I h r to w n • a i t d a r. Bar* Sptak walked down Lha atrw t with a lady, and of couno, Poopio bid It ÜtAt hl» vif» htd <l*cidrxi on divoro». S a n k k i n d • a t r n o f r l p h a r . aa h b buainawa h a d m - iarted And lha to n fu re » l i n d « « .« to a ly III! Ih* lady waa d larh a rtrd , ¿ -0 Mr. Paabl*« look a trip with boom ouunl« bu.in.~x' Savia' «-Ifeta, wh™ it met. eo(tly »hlai»ml - “Souaad afa in.'' Ilflklru «old hb tourlnf car, didn't Ilka the one ha i: And tha word waa paaaad around that hb buel. Daaa had bean bad. Mr*. Perkin« needed doth«, and ahe atarle*l u r ­ b i traah. Selline ***» ana buttar and rüttln* down her hue band'a raah; hi h»r~lf * ,umro*' suit and a four-foot B°U*h‘ lofherd h at Polka could not m ake out bow aha could VaSord to d r a a Ska th a t." l il a within tha pearly («tea will not plcaaa the an vll kind, Par K « wo think tiiey will b« told: “ lawva mer« all behind." —Roy It. Moulton In Boaton Globe your ham ­ Born to Mr. and Mr». J. L. Ingram on June 14th, a girl. John Branham, the efficient county road Supervisor has Ixx*n in the Sahford section for several daya. ical fop*« of the Sanford House during WHERE IS DR. LEWIS? the winter season and expects to return in the fall. Here’* hoping lie will have Different Claims are Agnina! Proprie^ a berth in the Nf» Lake view Hotel lor of nn Exchange at Sanford upon hiit return. Where is Dr. Lewis of the lx>wis Veget­ Me* rrs. Bass and Stapleton who have able FIxchnnge of Sanford. Some three been conducting a succonaful revival week* ago Dr. Lewis sturted that he was meeting here for the past few week* going to South Carolina, and a few days left yesterday for tiieir home in Georgia, ugo when The Pucker man was in San­ when- they, will rest m-verul day» lx*fore ford no truer* of him had been found. In resuming their laltor* m Texas where Packer June 1. an attachm ent was placed they uxjx-ct to lx* engaged for the next on the lx*wis Vegetable F^xchange of­ three weeks. Mr. Stapleton expects to fice by creditors, and there are many *|>end the lust part of the winter season growers of the state and business men of in Sanford. Sanford and other places who are left to mourn the doctor’s departure. The Every Week Club Mm. Ix*wis, who is at Enterprise. Mrs. 0 . \V. Brady entertained the stat«*d that she did not know where he F.very Week Bridge Club Thursday af- is. He left a small satchel in which he lernoon at her home on Mugnoliu ave- carries his pu|<ers and rubber stamps, nue. Mm. C. O. M rljiughlin won the in the office of the Sanford Produce Co.,_ first prize and Mm. W. I). Holden the and the proprietor, H. H. Deane, who is seoond. a |K*monul friend of the doctor, states After the game salad, sandwiches, that he has heard nothing from him nnd olives and ice ten were served. Mrs. has written several letters to Charles­ Brady's guests were Mm. C. M. Vorcc, ton and other points which have been re­ Mrs. C. 0 . McLaughlin, Mrs. Forrest turned undelivered. Is the doctor hid­ Lake, Mrs. Anno. Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs. ing to evade his creditor» or has he m et W. D. Holden, Mrs. It. L. Hughes. with an accident or with foul pluy7 The (juration is being naked frequently.— M rs. Peabody Successful New York Packer. Editor The Herald, So» ford, Fla. Mrs. H. II Peabody, 117 W. 10th St., Come to the Salt llrccics. of your city won the second prize for The Bay View Hotel, and Thu Shelter your stale in our Kitchen F'conomy l ontest for May. We thought this Sanitarium , Hawks Purk, F'la.—open all summer. Tun dollars a week for fact might tx* of interest to you. well people, aud Txgnty-ftvo a week You are probably familiar with the for sick oner». 72-Tuce-tf AT F R A N K ’S FRIDAY SATURDAY AND ^ S e t h Woodruff, of Orlando, spent several day» of this week in this city condi tions of this contest, which has looking after his interests. been widely advertised, and know that Five or six doses of "666” will break Will Branch of Ortamlo has been in we are giving a w a y *500.00 per m o n t h to the d ty several days the guest of C lyster the housewives of this co u n try for orig-1 nny casv oi chilla am * f°vcr; jt uctJI on Inal, practical recipra which jeill tend to ^he liv,‘r ,M,lter thttn Calomel and doe» Kennlson on his fine yacht. Verona. rdiuce the cost of living. i n0* Kr'l*! or sicken. H. Chappull loft yixiu-rduy fot New With the liiea that you may wish to! ------- --------------------York and other northern cities in the give your reader» the benefit of this Wn.lr. tnr Tuner. Orlando tf interests of the Florida Cardens Co ludy's efforts, w-e show below the reci|>e The many friends of James Williams which brought this jirire to your com­ Yours very truly. are glad to see him nut again after a se- munity. A K M uI It Si <•( >M PANV. rioua IIInenn of several seeks duration. Smllofxtl Cor» anti TtonaJite» Butter Palmer <ît Sei gli »re putting on a big well a deep baking dish In the bottom All Local Advertisement« Under This summer sale nnd have some great bar­ place n Inver of cold boiled jMitatoos, MeadlnV. 1hree Cent s n I Ins Fneh Issue AjrentM fo r New Y ork nm i ( lu c a n o Factorit*» gains to offer in clothing and furnishing». sliceri thin, then a layer of corn, lahmil -------Hoy Spurling is now helping to r--ji | half nrale nii umuu imrL.mrmU.. I i— Kan e - F a sM is r r hmr y vrfffnTW W r Hijilt fìntele Pianos Iaiw Prices—Easy Terms the multitude at the Sanford House ° ''" r n >'"- ^ *'>*' salt. |x*p|x*r and -Ml nn «leni improvi-mcnt» Ajiply lo 107 hutter. Adii another iayer of potuto*-?* Duk ave 7ll-tf having accepted u jHVUtlon US night Piano Tuning A Specialty ami thè r*-st of tIra* rorn seusoning as ^ or R eni—Bousekecping rooma dose in clerk. Addreaa "Kooina. of »«^tr.l.l lleiald 82 tip Irefort*i and cover thè wboi*- w.tl. crack- ' Ad,hc“ ' Ko,M"*- «care -•**«» »* Orders Solicited Vance Dougluss is now engaged iff cr ertimi»». Pour over this a cu|i of For Sale—Drrsacrs. beds, chairs, etc. H2-llp fitting the puhlir with good cloth«*** S4-ul*le<i milk III which one Ijuurter of n Equal to new. NOI Elm Ave W anted— Futile txinrdrr* hirst elusa Iicing with the Sanford Shis- and Cloth­ leusjMMinful of Arm ours F‘xtn»rt of Phone 18-1 Rings P. (). Box 1127 Ixiurd Mr» (' I Goodhue. 210 Park iiv ing Co. llei*f bus Iiis-ii dissolved Make half nn 1rnue H2-2p Mr. and Mm. S. M Schwarts havegon** hour in moderili*- oven For Sale— Household furniture etica j) Address "Quick Snle." c-o Herald H2-4tp to their home in Chicago ufter sjs-nding l-ost—On Celery avenue Saturday night l>r U n d « <nmlng the winter at their lienutiful home on hunch "f krys I.iberni rewaril for return l-akc Onoro. l»r J ( Davis , the well k n o w n op to K N Morrow. Sanford Mnchlnr tt (inf­ H2-3tp 'die weather was just u trifle hotter tinun. will e a t t h e Robbins' N e s t Mon- lige For F.xchangr—F'lvr* acre hninmock OF SANFORD, FLA. this week than the oldest inhabitants day. June 17th for one wi***k. Fives farm near Cameron City and town lot In can rememtrer. You can fry eggs on tested free Cameron City for Sanford imjiruved or a i o . F I R M A L O , Vlo »-l* r* e . P . H . N A N O . P r a a ld a n t Head aclu-s of yearn' standing cured vacant jwoperty W M Haynes, at Her­ the brick streeta. 0. P. W H I T M A N , A a e t. C ashier P. P. P O R R T R N . C e a h la r with glasses Try Dr Dnvis. ald office. H2-3tp The new hotel is progressing nicely Onl y National Bank in O r a n g o C o u n t y Don't neglect your children's eyes. F'or Sale—Fancy, ripened on the plant. thank you and if you put your name F u n d s Pr o t e c t e d by B u r g l ar y I nsurance Indian River pineapple» Price SI 50 jx*r References: Dr. J N. Robson, Dr. (). down on the subscription list we can 1 crut** Season just iqicuiiig Send me S a f et y Dop oa l t Boxes for R e n t U King Med Fx V C I. , J F’ Pan* your order» now Don I wall 11 K Mr have the work start by August first O R G A N I Z E D 1007 s I Jll McCartney. ley. Eldrerl. Fin N| if Mm. Bull and little son Flarmut left Waiilnl —Tu rxchungr furiu»lint cot Uni— Saturday for punt« in Ni-w Jem*-y. lagr on Coronado Bench fur four or livr N otier Good furili and boggy horse for »ale seatrd auto, must be in good condition after sjiending neveral we<*k» with her oqd two milk cows with calves. Apply to nnd g(xxl make. Address H S Walker, sister, Mrs. C. H. Dingce, on Sanford 58-lf Thomus E Wilson. New Smyrna. Fla. HI -4(c » ifeights. Only exclusive Baker in tire city All mixing done W untrd—To sell at a bargain, if sold with latest imjiruved Sanitary machinery. Hon. J. N. W hitncr leavra tonight for The (iute City House lia» brought down quick, scvrrnl comfortable furnished cot­ New York where he go»-* on important (he high co«t of living Only $4 1)0 prt tages on Coronado Bench II S Walker, S P E N C E R ' S O R E A D H A N D L E D by all F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R » Hl-4lc business transaction» He ought to week for the flnrit (uhle lionrd in the city New Smyrna. Fla S p e c i a l O r d e r s Fi ll ed P r o m p t l y See Parker 28 Wanted—To rent by month or season, have some real good new» for Sanford M-vrrnl fnrm«lit-d collage* on Coronado Wc M a k e Everything Known to the I r a d e when he returns. Beach I’ricr* ri-iinoniiblr II S Walker. Good Summer Trade New Smyrna, Fla i | 4tc RHONE 10<) NO 111 PARK AVENUE. Mr. and Mm. L. A. Brumh-y and "I IX II" I'lijx-r Banging done Ural ciuss A trip down tinlinitin-?««nummi-r family und Mrn. Cliff Bell anil family manner Best screens for windows und left yesterday for North Carolina where days will ronvinct* anyone that Sanford doors Km-p out Hies and dl»e-u»c Routing they will spend a month n-cuj»*ruting husinos.-* firms arc not suffering from u nnd guttering l.et me figure C. A Smith, summer drouth in th«* way of trade. rest 615 I’urk Ave. Phone 229. 76-if in the mountain air. Wanted—Schools, churches, lodges nnd Recognizing tin- forerunner of a dull ' Editor E. A. Douglas, of the Oviedo summer, Sanford merchants are making private nartic to hold their picnics at Advance, was In the d ty today calling Woodland Park, (lie only place provided uxlru efforts to stimulate trade nnd the with amusements, conveniences nnd ne­ on his many friends. Ligo has the sym­ rrault is moat satisfactory. The stores cessities The only swimmlnii pool In the pathy of the people In his fight against are ull offering sjx*ciul bargain« and slate emptied und cleaned every day. the Orlando steam roller. jKiqile from a distance are coming to Open Thursdays and Sundays. To let other dnys 78■if In (lie fuel timi now i.x the time to take out n policy Any one wanting pineapples to jiro- Sanford to do all their trading. Good Three or four large furnished rooms v-rve should see Geo. B. Ivey, mgr. Mary roads will soon have the effect of bring­ with bath und pnntry for. rent during in a reputable Lift* Insurance Company Hair* Fruit Stand, corner 2nd nnd Pal- ing more people here and with all the summer at reasonable terms 6(19 Pal67-tf metto avenue. Can sell cheap, by improvements of building roads nnd the nielto Avenua For Sale or Rem—Flight and one-half new hotel there will tre sometHing do­ dozen, half crate or crate. acres on Celery Ave, tret ween Cameron ing in the husimws line nil summer. The Sanford Herald has purchased a nnd Heardnll avenues All tiled and In good condition Two (lowing wells and fine E. M. F. car of the 1898 model to F’or A Belter Grade good barn. Apply to J. N. Whitner. S an ­ deliver printed m atter in the d ty nnd ford. Fin., or Nelson Grny. 6 Harrison St.. 111 this issue of The Herald bids are New York City. Today. Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family not provided collect bills, the latter businetw tx-ing 7fl-9tc asked for the grading of the Geneva road very strong at thia time of the year. Table tronrd'ot Mrs K. L. Jones', one for You are doing them an injustice MEET ME FACE TO through Beck Hammock, and this road block from First street, on Purk avenue. Dean Spencer of Orlando spent several when finished will l*e twenty fe«t wide FACE and let me explain all the principal points about the 76-tf hours yesterday in the d ty and his on the approach to the new drawbridge, For R ent—House of six rooms on F'ourtb best life insurance policies. many friends were glad to see him ngain. tha« giving the travel n fine road to street tret ween Magnolia ank Palmetto TT* Dean has entirely recovered from Geneva. Both approach© rjro the new. avenues, recently vacated by 0. G. Wag­ hla automobile accident suffered some drawbridge will be made wider and this ner. Apply to E. H. Herndon, city. 75-tf Ten acres of good land for sale at a time ago. road will soon lx* a fine hihg and dry bargaffi. Three acres cleared and crop­ ,-^W ord comes from A. McDonald of thoroughfare over what was formerly a ped last season. All nnder fence. Near Celery Ave. who has been critically ill swamp and in wet weather almost im­ loading station on traction line. Almost given nway. Particular» at Herald SANFORD. FLORIDA O rricc in HrjtALD Boo. at Fayetteville, N. C. th at he is slowly passable. Commissioner Soodruff de­ Office. improving. M r. and Mrs. McDonald serves great credit for his untiring work . k Î W. H. Underwood now has a first c la u will be compelled to remain In F ayette­ in behalf of the county and especially horse shoer and blacksmith and can? ville several m onths longer where Mr. this end of the county. Jn hi* term guarantee all work of this nature, r o ~ . " j-"* Me. la under the care of-tho hospital he has worked wonders in the road, horses can be am u red of tjje best 1 of work In this line. See Unacrw bridge »nd other improvements with when your horse noeds shoes. . physicians. 45-cf • V. thé limited means afforded b y the county Roy G. Taylor will leave tomorrow / For Kent or Share Cropping—My celery {unci. ; ;With the brick roads in conjunc- farm located on French avenue. Sonfunl. for New York and other points north tj)e coming season. Address. C edi and expects to visit his old home at tion- With our fine bridges thin section wil) be tbe beat in the entire south. ^Gabbett at the Robbins Nest. 71-lf IndlatftboUa. H e has been on the derVC WANTS I MONDAY ■*. •t n m m A. H. CRIPPEN & SON i FIRST NATIONAL BANK S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y >,L Jfl i cm La Are You Alive? YOU MAY BE DEAD! w D. L. THRASHER Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading AU �m a m n n isg B n rr - • .fcWV , v -*£■ ' ' • • •«■ , - June 18,1912 - THE SANFORD HERALD - ^ ’»V „¿5.:'. h . dingee iSFSzmz:---' •■ H en ry - t X ÏO fc Î1 i NING . I kl 1- i JK- tm '■ Plumbing and Î* . ’ » ** MY SPECIALTIES . , _ MR , h! ’ rat - - . n‘ . -, £ -r.) . , ' '•. .••• Vit V " / / V V j U V ^ * *+ . n _ *•*_ c V v /£ * _ . «ff r GOODS ! .¿. «t., - x û Ç>.ô < EiW pitchers, If any, ever have hurlod n m ora wonderful gmn« In a su­ prem e crisis than Dill Donovnn of th o D etroit Tlgors ngalnat tho Chi­ cago W hite Sox O ctober f l . 1808. Although the entire champlonnblp hinged on th at content, "W ild Dill" worked with couaummato ease und aurprlaing Indifference. ! ' I t w m a hard gam e to loae and glorious victory to win. It m arked prob­ ably tho heaviest blow tho Chicago A m erican league fans ever suffered and sta n d s'th o crow ning fe a t of an In terestin g figure of the diamond. No race like th a t o f 1808 ever had been seen In the circuit. Eight days beforo tho cloao of tho season, four team s w ere bunched so closely th at a n y ono m ight havo tnken the ting. W ith tho elim ination of Cleveland nnd BL Louis, Chicago aud Detroit re­ m ained to battlo In tbo last series. Jennings led his Tigers into Chi­ cago October 3, confident of winning tbo bunting. Tho White Sox were compoliod to tight In tho Inst ditch w ith a fearful handicap. H older ~Joru»a had to conch Ills men to three victories In n ri)V In order to win. T h o loss of one game would spell d e­ feat. W blto Box fans, rntod among the m ost loyal In baseball, were under high tension when Doc W h i t e won the first game nnd Kd. W a l s h tyad taken tho second T h o so victories served ns giant d y n a m o s generating a mngT r" n o l l e e n e r g y t h a t set W h i t e Sox f a n ­ Round Trip from Sanford, Fla. .2 F 1 :*IK . >,. ■■» jj A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINE 5; A C H AM PIO N 9 HIP F O R TIG ER S CINCHED B Y "W ILD BILL'* jfa è . ''hone VIA ' . ÎÏA . :' Opposite City Hnll EXCURSION 4' By IRWIN M. HOWE, Official SlaUaHclaa of tbo American Loagoo ■ GUARANTEED , > , / ,J* W . ALL -- £ t m m : y A • •'■ .' , ; . T L r - r* Gas Fitting Pickard » Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware All Work Receives My Personal Aiiruiloq Elgin and Waltham Watches and ties» effort'. m '■ d o m nJlro. It w a s m o v i n g day on t h e South Hide, Chi ca go, O c t o b e r ft. t h e da) of t h e flnnl c l a s h T h o s e w h o had fol­ l o w e d t he f o r t u n e s of ComlsKe) a d ­ m ired t h o inside baseball of the til conenod by th • rononrH nourcefiil Jon»», »ml tnurvolod m t he w o n d e r f u l e n d u r i n g | m w r r a of Ual xh, w ere e a g e r to gai n a d m i t t a n c e to ttie park, P r e s i d e n t Contlskoy hnd bolted t h o ante*, t u r n i n g a w a y thousand*. T h e s e funa hnd coins f or t h to cele­ b r a t e a vi c t or y I heir f ti t husl nai n was keye d up to the b r e a k i n g point. M a n a g e r J o n e s hnd used up his ava i l ­ “ Wild OHI" Donovan. able pitchers a n d Doc Wh i t e, mu o n overworked, was s e n t up t o win a p e n n a n t . Smiling, confident, a n d with a n I n d i ff er e nt air. D o nova n a s c e n d e d t he p i t c h e r ' s m o u n d to do b a t t l e with hla f a m e d o p p o n e n t Ilia r e m a r k a b l e con­ trol, gr eut spe ed a nd u n c o n c e r n s t r u c k t e r r o r to t h e h e a r t s of t h e h o m o r oo t­ ers Ono b> olio he m o w e d d o w n t h e o p p o s i t i o n unt i l t h e f ans d e s p a i r e d . T h o T i g e r s ' le adi ng p i t c h e r s e e m e d Invi nci bl e No t o n e p l a ) e r r e a c h e d llmt In four I nni ngs e x ce p t F r e d l ’u r e n t , who hu d w a l k e d In t h o second. In t h e first De t r oi t I nni ng. Mc I n t y r e s i n g l e d , C r a w f o r d doubl e d a nd t'olih tr i pl e d, d r i vi ng In two r u n s F i el de r J o n e s In d e s p e r a t i o n r u s h e d W a l s h to t h e front to m v e t he day. F r a n k Hmlth, t h o I ’l s n o Move r, f ollowed In tho s e v e n t h , hut to no avail W h e n t h e n i n t h I nning c a m e Donovan did not w a v e r 11» m o w e d down th*. dos p or nt * W h i t e So x In t h e o r d e r o f tlielr a p p e a r a n c e Mnlv t w o lilt*, bo t h singles, w e re ipade off hi* hu r l in g a n d t h e h o m e cl u b was w h i t e w a s h e d . Chi ca go f an s w e r e s t u n n e d untl Det r oi t c e l e b r a t e d a g r e a t t r i u m p h Donovan had m a d e but>ebnll hi st ory b y ad d i n g l u s t e r t o a s p e c t a c u l a r c h a m p i o n s h i p and tearing the very heart string» from one of tho ln rg est fun constituencies In the game. (Copyright. U1J. h r Joseph B. Bowles.) $30.00 Washington, D. C. $30.00 Baltimore, Md. $-10.00 Philadelphia. Pu. $40.00 New York, N V $48.50 Chicago, III. Low rate* to other point*. t $42.75 St. Louis, Mo. O n **lc daily to September 30, fi.^1 limit O.iobri 3 I d . 1012. For information on above and other rate«, Pullman Sherwood Magee. Ç retervalion, etc . w . Ai 4 lanlic Coait Line agent or write mor e. All Tfio'TTme’ T w a s ( r o t t i n g b a c k w a r d s t o w a r d first. B u d d e n l y I h ea r d a yel p f r o m tho co ac h or . S c h u l t e f ^ ba d t r a p p e d tho ball I n s t e a d of c a t c h ­ 138 Worn! Bay S t . JA C K S O N V IL LE . ELA < ing It. T h o b a t t e r w a s n ' t r u n n i n g ; S o u t t h o hit. Bchulte t h r o w to first, r e t i r i n g t ho r u n n e r , nnd I w a s t r n p p e d b e t w e e n first ant) s econd a u d d ou bl e d u p aga i n. I n a n sor e e n o u g h to blto s o m e one, b ut It t a u g h t m e n o t t o l os e s i g h t of t b o ball a n d n o t t o w a s t e t i m e t a l k i n g to o p p o s i n g p l a y e r s , e s pe c ia l l y w h e n t h e r e Is s o m e o n e We can supply you for immediate shipment on t h e o p p o si n g t e a m w h o la likely to t u r n n t r i c k 1 e v e n e d u p wi t h BEGGAR WEED SORGHUM ' MI LLET MA N L I S E v e r s bef or o tho s e a s o n w a s o v e r — Most complet e line of F’oultry Supplies. Gar den nnd Field Seeds ill h und If ho w a n t s t o tell his w o r s t pl a y P O TA TOES. O f ANS, GARDEN AND flfL D P E A S , AND i l l II ) CORN mnybo he'll toll t h nt en d of o u r a r g u ­ me nt Wh e n we go a f t e r e a c h o t h e r w E< A, MARTIN & COMTANY III..W. . .I tI . . , 111-.nat»*l L aia -*| on th e ball field now n o do It wi t h TU« CHdftl Seed IIvsm in th« Slot«. ou e oyo on t ho ball all t h e time. 2 A. W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . Seeds and Poultry Supplies 2(H> E. Bay St., Jacksonville», Fla (C o p y rig h t, 1012. b y W . O . C h a p m a n .) Hnille on a t n m p t a t l un , a u d b ar d to lock It out of doors. It la W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance O ffle a w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO Sanford, É S AM OHO I 00(11 S S n n f o f <1 I oi l gf No 2 7 . 1 O - Florida AA*»AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*AAAAAAAAVA*AV»AAAAAAWAAAAA*»AA»WXX)»)d))V| M. HANSON o r Merla rte rr MomUy at 7 ;.)0 p m . over Imperial I lim i re M. M Cvan.a N O W S llaunrm. S rc 'r S e m in o le C h u p t r i No 2 . O rd e r I a a te rn Star, M m * ever> anvmil çnd tourtli »'rainy In month bverv one who ha. »een hla Slar In the h a d are r.'f'!liill> Inviteli lo v im the rhiditri MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP Al at 1. Rimum Sn v r II 1 Celery Cl!) Aerie IH3.I M. rilnx» fir.t anti ihlnl Turt,hiy. in rv n >monili ALE WORK DONE HY Hall in Wrlt.iMir 111.. I thin! Itiair ELECTRIC MACHINERY P h o e nix I odge No 3. K o f P Visiting Mreta aeroliti and fourth Mnndayt. « i. C C. knight, always welcome I* K Hutchinson. helTx S b ra ni. K K am! S No 103 West Firal Street N e il Dooi lo Cil» K n i i . o » 1 S a n fo rd I odge. No 0 2 . f S A M W/under Famous J ^ nehead f i s onMajorüague Diamond* £ x f> /iii/ird ¿ y lr t d / h ÿ /XvrAr///tyrrj /ïùû/tJ. fuu£/?rort' 0 / SHERWOOD MAQEH. 1 Premier Hitter and Outfielder, Phila­ delphia Nationals, One of the Most Dangerous and Brilliant Men In the Qame. From my observation of bad breaks m ost of them aro th e result of forget­ tin g the game and paying atten tio n to som e op p o n en t If you can get an opposing player to arguing o r quarre lln g . ho lm bound to get h is m ind «w ay from tb s gam e and m ako m is­ ta k e s th a t would be Impossible under a n y o th e r circum stances. I used to try i t on opposing pitchers and on basem en w hen I wna-on th e bases, an d It w orked well. If I could get ono roally an g ry w ith me by talking to him o r "Chewing" with him, bo was gone. And tho w o rst m istake 1 think X over m ad# cam # through ju s t th at s o rt of thing. Jo h n n y Evers of tho Ouba la one of my boat friends, but on tbo ball field ho la a crab and AiffAX«. a l tom o una. 1 p ic k e d bini ns | a m a r k , b e c a u s e I know hi s w e a k n e s s f or a r g u m e n t a n d t a l k i ng to o p pos i ng p l a y e r s , nnd for t wo yea r « wo had r e g u l a r row* « ve r y t i m e I c a m e to ba t or g o t on t b o base*. \\ h e n bo w a s at bat o r on battoa 1 w a s too far o u t t o be h e a r d , no wo h a d peace. I h nd a n I dea t h a t an ho wna excltnbl o It w o u l d n ' t bo h a r d to g e t his "goat, " nnd 1 guess an soon as 1 s t a r t e d he cam o to tho snmo conclusion about me. A n y h o w , It g o t to be n gnmo and wo w e r e a f t e r e a c h o t h e r nil tho t l mo. If e i t h e r of us got a n y t h i n g on t h o o t h e r wo never stopped. One day I was on first nnd n Uy ball wau h it out. Of course ns I was running nt top Bpced I couldn't see w hero tbo ball w as, but I saw Evers tour over tow ard second, dlvo as If ho was try in g to reach a gTOtind ball, nnd stum ble nnd fall, kicking up a lot of dust. I tore on as hard as possible, and I w as alm ost to third, going at top speed, when I beard him yelping a t mo and everyouo laughing. Bchulte bad cau g h t tho ball on tho fly, tossed It hack to Chance, nnd I was doubled up. E vers m ade tho m ost of It and ho m entioned It ovory tim e I moved. 1 couldn't say a word back because be had trick e d me clevorly, and 1 b ad to wait my lu n L It came Just two days later. I was on first agnln w ith no ono out, and was running on a hitand-run play when th e b atter h it th e ball hard. From tbo crack It sound­ ed Itko a baso hit, but of courso 1 couldn't soe tho ball. Evers w ent div­ ing down toward second, stum bled, pretended to bo reaching for th e ball, and threw up a lot of d u s t I backed up fast toward first base talk in g to him som ething like this: "You four-flush runt, you pulled th a t on me tho othor day. W bat do you think tid a U. i o n cieliL* a n d a lot Il K Tnlor Master, M \V Luvell, Serie tnry Coinmurik-atton every D id and third T h u r . day* at 7 .'III p m Visiting lirnlherx welcume HAND BROTHERS U n ite l i r n l l i r i hood ol C a r p e n t e r ! and Join eia of A m e rica Santnrd ! . . al I nino Nn I7M I' II of C and J "I A m erli every Ihurwlny night at 7 o ciurli In the t.agir. Hall. I W O Singletary pretUlenl (in i Ilia, kw rldrl K S K T H P O t S a n fo rd lo d g e 12-11 Meet l ì r . l and TltUd WrJneaday night, cori blral and i ’npnrito. W. I) lla u * ». » . K, O. L T»m*. Secretary L I V E R Y , F E E D and SALES H a r n e t t end Wagon* L O. O M The t-oynl Order of Mooae* m ie li every brida , evening nt H OU I' M in Cagle* H O I, Wrlborne block Alberi Scigli Diclalur K It (ietgrr, Secretary M o n r o « C h a p t e r No 13 H A M Meet* every tm .n d and fourth Thuradar In Mawinlc Hall aver Impe'lal Theatre Vlaltlng companions welcome A W K in g High Prteat. W É. Hnushotder. Scc'y. STABLE Olackomlthlng and M o ra o * h o «ln » Horses and Mules^Bought and E x c h a n g e d HEAVY HAULING AND CO NTRA CTIN G A VAA A X A XAX A ^ X M A A A A AAAA M kAAW A A A A A N A W A W A A A A N A A A W A M A VV» * ***** C h a s e & Co. Leave Orders For Ire Cream Any one wishing ice rrenm on Sunday can have it made and delivered by leav­ ing order» on S aturday a t Maxwell's. L atest improved machinery insure* the best of cream and quick delivery. 72-tf SHIPPERS OF Residence For Sslp New ten room houso with oil conve­ niences, ju st been screened throughout with beat copper screens. T w enty bear­ ing orange trees, pecan trees, about fifty rose bushes and other plants. All in firstclass condition and situated on Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ ter from doep well. Can also sell two other lots with poultry yard and orange trees, fine galvnnited barn nnd garden adjoining. Will bo sold at actual cost as my buaineoa necessitates closer residence. R. J. HOLLY tf Herald Office. - -— ■— : Florida Fruits »»d V e g e t a b le s General Insurance Agents SANFORD. FLORIDA 5 ¿ ■ r , nZ -j-< '**■-• -\v -' r . *î* :* ' A. .XT é �M «kM UA S o « m n u tr u ( U o n r IV L r► •¿; ; r v -7 r I When the present campaign of hard road building was begung In Orange county in H&5 there was little in the way of concrete examples for the officials to follow They had to go nhoad and do th e b<wt they could with tho materials a t hand and the m aterials have proven to be poorly adapted to the construction of such roads as are designed to tuku car« of heavy and constant traffic. Hoads were built of m arl, shell, »amlciay, pjne straw , jjravel, sawdust, leaves and any old thing th a t was a trifle h ard ­ er and moro com pact than loose, dry sand. The county lias spent many thousands of dollars on the*? temporury roads and now has reached the point where all the revenue derived from the road tax has to ho used in patching up th e roads already built. T he above condition precludes the possibility of any further rnnd build­ ing of a serviceable nature by the county officials, the results showing that their efforts havo been fruitless, insofar as perm anent betterm ent is concerned os th e condition of tho various hard sur­ faced highways In the county will a t­ test, The fact has been conclusively established th a t u road to be service­ able should be perm anent, i t should bo b u ilt of such m aterials as will stand or­ dinary traffic. Hoads built of materials th a t will wnsh o u t into tho drains dur­ ing rainy periods are makeshifts. Hoads th a t will resolve into beds of dust dur­ ing long periods of dry weather, thus ij r !illnwing the winds and breezes to wait them oul over th r-fo rcsts and fields nre also makeshifts. Hoads built of m ater­ ials th at will grind out and become full of holes, sinks and depressions, simply from the handling of ordinary trafficare makeshifts. A makeshift, accord­ ing to tho lexicographer, is u tem porary expedient. An effort, wu learn, is to be made by capitalists, wiiii tiie cooperation of the buxines» men of Hanford, Dei.and and otiuy cities to have another line of steamers on the St. Johns between Jack­ sonville und the first named city, with the purpose in view of getting a daily steam er service on the river for the towns cooperating. The business interest* of the towns named will give all their busi­ ness to rtie new line in consideration of this improved service. Dei.and should take n big and united interest in this tpove. The town has ho|>ed for years th at the A. C. L. would put the main line through the place, it is entitled to it. hut it liius been nothing but ho|<*-. and we still haVe the little old branch tiiut is n great detrim ent to tin- city. We have petitioned and petitioned the of­ ficials of the road for tho main line, hut of no uvnil. The road gets business suf­ ficient from tin- place to give it better and more direct transportation facil­ ities. It should bo denied every dol­ lar’s worth of business here, and if this new proposed river line will come, our people should and g will give it all the business here. Then the A. C. L. can discontinue this brunch service. DoLand Record. Wi llows as M o u r n i n g Symbol. T h e llab) Ionian willow, w i t h Us long d r o o p i n g b r u n c h e s , h a s c o m e to be t h e symbol of m o u r n i n g t h o w o r l d over Even In China It t s ^ p l u n l e d ah s u ch There actual* t o be m u c h a u ­ t h o r i t y for b e l ie vi ng t h a t It was u p o n thj* troo t h a t t h e I s r a e l i t e s tiung t h e i r b u r p s bef or e t h e i r s o r r o w i n g d e p a r ­ t u r e f rom l labylon. w h e n c e , per t yj pa, ur os o t he s y m b o l i s m of t h e tree. Is Golf Scotch or D utch! T h o origin of golf, o n e of t h o mo s f The tax payers of Orange county have Ut-n called upon to pay out many good p o p u l a r past linen In t h e I ' n l t o d Ki ng ilotn. has g e n e r a l l y boon a s c r i b e d to »¡zed fortunes to defray the rnn-dru, tmn charge of these TK M PO R A IO S c o t l a n d Hut this U a fal l acy Ijitoly. h o w e v e r. It Is a s s e r t e d t h a t It Is to E X P E D IE N T S in tho form of one tyj»Ho ll a nd wo owo t h i s g a m e , a n d t h a t of road or another. Enough money It w a s b r o u g h t f r om l l n l l nn d to Scot lias Im-oii hurit-d in experimenting m di land. F o r Histnnco, t h o n n m o "gol f* various m aterials in an hones The I h i l r h word Ix-st a d a p t e d Rolf, m e a n i n g n bat o r club. "Fore' "* and liie most durable, the least expen­ — t h e word s h o u t e d b e f o r e d r i v i n g of! sive. and of most general utility to the — Is d e r i ve d f rom t h o I h i t e h w or d communities through which they ex r o o r. m e a n i n g . In f ront . F r o m "put tend, to have by now surfaced all the t o n " — tho Dutch wor d t o ho l e— wo gat main traveled roads in the county with o u r E ngl i s h word p u t ; an d n l h l l c k — t h o S c o t c h " k n l b l o ch , " a k n o b of wood brick. Tho lessons purchased have — Is d e r i v e d f rom t h o Du t ch k n o b b e Item rc|H'iisive, but at the same lime i la cht l g. m e a n i n g k n o t t y . sufficiently wide in their scope- and far reselling in their effect to make u con­ vert to the fumily of brick road builder* of every qualified voter in the sections He W u Eoli gote ned. comprehending this newly established Wo don' t a p p r o v e o( t he i mper tíroad and bridge district (or Precincts nonco, but p e r h a p s in t h e f o l l o w i n g 3, 4. 20 and 2(>. caso t he g r ou c hy s t r e e t car p a s s e n g e r The county commissioners have au­ g o t n o m o r o t h i n lie d e s e r v e d Mo thorized a vote to be taken on the m at­ h a d n s ke d a rondili t o r if h e k n e w ter on July 13th, to decide officially und w h e n a c e r t a i n t r a i n loft t h e N o r t h legally if it is the Bense of the com m uni­ s t a t i o n , a n d on b<-lng a n s w e r e d in t h e ties interested to establish und m aintain n e g a t i v e In- e x c l a i me d ofT<-n* I v el * Why I- II Hint (tit- ■ad e m p i e r « *.<» this Hpeciul road und bridge district. To m a n y l a t t i ' . • r»’ l u- t t o look a l t e r enable one to vote on the question hit h e . s t i l e ifi.i* t r a . c on t h e CHIS, should lx- legally and pnqierly rvgi» wa s t he i o ImI iu I oi k qui c k r e t o r t . — U-red, with his poll tax paid, as u voter Huston T r a n s c r i p t of one or tho other of the precincts und in addition to this the voter m ust be an owner of real estate within the boun­ Deci Were Too Duty. daries of the proposed district, in his T h e m y s t e r y of Hit- s t o p p i n a of t h o own name and right. Non-real estate tow n * |oi k «t N e w t o n N- J . w«» • ol vc d a f t e r t » o d m ’ I n v e s t i g a t i m i owners have no vote in the m utter little h-lsy t)(K»s" WOTO Information relating to tins propose w he!) t h r r c foiind oli ode of Mie d e l i r a i e picce» of tion m ay lie had of the official commit itici haitiani of t u e Dik t l m e p l i s M No t<e by application to its secretary. doutit Ir* Ing tu "Inipròve o a r h s h i l l i n g Tlua is the tin t of u serin* of articles h o u r . " that will appear in each of the semi­ weekly issues of the Hanford llcruid re­ lating to good roads, until tho date of the election. MM m E X E C U T IV E C O M M IT T E E . By Thom as K. Hates, Sec'y. Say, You! Value of Manual T raining. It Is nothing but the delicacy of hi» •eoio of touch that given to man hta marvelous akill with his flogore, so that he can inako nil m anner of tool» »od In strum ents, nothing being too Ada for him to handle. Thin In one •rgum ent In favor of manual training *h!ch teach es children how to u s e their h an d s and enables Ibem to nc quire bo . much useful knowledge through th e ir fingers.—New York Sun. A N eeded Reform DR. R. M. MASON There is entirely too much circumlo­ DENTIST cution in the m atter of paying taxes in | Florida A non-resident who owns prop­ Welborn Block Phoas 19 erty in Florida wishing to learn the Sanford. Florida am ount of tuxes due on ins projrerty is compelled to write to the cliYk of the circuit court or to the tux collector who*«- office may or m ay not Ik- at the DR. F. C. BOARDMAN county *«-ut) who m ay or may not write 'V r O U can get und inform the pnqrerty owner as to the DENTIST them by a d ­ am ount of state and county taxes, and vertising In this the name of the person to whom to send paper, it reaches All Mod-rn Methods and Appliances the money. Upon paying this the av­ ORLANDO » FLORIDA the best class of erage man thinks he has paid his taxes. people in this He has only in-gun. He must now write to tiie city authorities an d learn the community. am ount of his city taxes, und tqton as­ certaining this am ount he will have to send it. There are in every community men who will at lend to this m atter for small fees—and these fees, though small, an- often as much as the taxes. 4 ^ In the post Florida ha* conducted her offires fur the benefit of the office hold­ er» and not for the benefit of tho tax­ payers. Because one., "good fellow" Use this paper if held the office of county treasurer in each you want some of_the 48 counties, these 48 offices huve of their business. been continued when they are of no more use to the people th an a testam ent is to a frog. Because some two or three hundred "good fellows" huve held tiie office of county and city tax collectors, tiie Legislature ha* continued the offices und has put the tax-payer» to needless ex | K-use. Satisfaction Guaranteed All taxes should bj- collected by Ha­ N o tic e « ( an E le c tio n to F .lfs litlih H p e tU l R o g d and lir ltlg r D is tric t In O ra n g e f 'o n u ty , F lo r id a . and B y Expert Workmen state government, through Um- office of D + tr r m ln o If 4‘o « t o f ( h r Hall ding o f S u c h Hwaila the clerk of the circuit -gourt. All of­ a n d llr id g r n S h a ll b e P a id by la a u c o f l l e n d l to fices of tax-collector», both county und b o l*ald by i T a i I 'p a n th e T t u b l e P ro p e r ty In S a id D U tr lr t. | city should be a bolls lied. But this is something that will take yearn to work Whrrraj, a petition « u prrm nt«*<1 to the board county commUnioner» of Oranro county. Flor­ out satisfactorily. In the meantime, of ida. on the 7th day of May. 1912. aifruti by one vutm of the district here­ however, the leg islatu re should pans a fourth of th<* rT*g Orders Taken at inafter dreenl«rx|, praying that they demur« 1*j hake general law authorizing any town or city rx>n»trurtr«l and retahluhed a apeefal road and bndgr dlat/irt, and to have ruu*Lrurt*d -within to turn over.to the county tax collector «Id district (»ermanent road* and bridgra within it* tax roll and provide fee» for the col­ the l*xfT«t4»rY which It U proponed to create Into a »!► *•«lal road and bridge dlatrirf, »«Id territory l*election oi city luxes at the «time time us ing d**trtb.-xl 4* followw mhI ihr |M»tltk>n further city .uni state taxes, iiiui would be a *uv pro\ hi Ing a* follow* at a | niih» on the Urktva river on tl»e mg in tune and annoyance to property ra»tllrfinning vitle, on t fie townahip line Iwtwreri To«Tiahl{M 1 and lit•. South Kange 'JV hast, anti running — or — holders Ilcl.aliil New*». thvtire east along «aid to»u*hl|i line to tie- wr-x-ftort |H*wt at northeast corner •■( Section ft Townahip "b south, llange to raat, lhence sunning south on ^ if i f -1 T---- 1 Debt Col lec t i op, s » .si^ r . K ^ Ton ¿9 on »«»uth l*oUnd ' Nrt ffUlinf Mie worli! do..» ,,w,. nil Of ar> of *v-. tmn m Townahip 20 South Kang«- ilo hast, theme running »-mat to the »atrrw US « debt bul Mie qt i r -t l o t l nf i-nllrc < d lake J»waup. thenrw following the fw»rlh line of t Ion I* (»Ile » h i e b doe» not e.-iqii In be the water* of »aid Isike Jo-up to the St John* ihencr following the water« of the St Johns In °n fair way t o ho nett In) li in a river, river on the south aide of *atd rivrr to the water* l a m e n t a b l e fuel Mint t h e r e will neve r •if lake Monroe tbeniv following the water© of •atd lake Monroe on the south title thereof, to the a ga in be Midi br i ll i an t t r u t h s an d water© id the ^t Joh?i* river weal of I .aWe Monroe w Ittlclnmn H|xiketi na Minne whi ch were ihMrr followtr g the s«iuth bne of saw) St John# l>!< (' (i B U T T river !o it* >wr> tion With the Wektva river, ttverne I g l \ e n to t h e worl d b* t h e ,m< i. nt f.-lhiw tng ’h»- o»l of the waiAr* of the Wektva HMI1. t h e r e In h a l m In r c f l c i - t n g that n.t-r to the (M)itit of l«eginnutg DENTIST the* w e r e bor n b e f o r e w «■ w e r e and That tite drwrftplion and protMias»<t hx-atujn of the r"a<la and t»r»dg*w to Ire ronatruet*d, hart! *ur Other Yowcll Building n a t u r a l l y ha d t he timt c h a n c e farr«l and lrnf»rt>rrd. i* aa follows, IimwK t fiery avenue to the ferry three mile-, road to be con •tru<t«©l of vltrifisNl brick for a width of slilien SANFORD. FIjOKIDA fee! Heardall avenue to < ameron City three rnilr«. •--a»f to l.e cvjn-truct«©! of vritrtft«© l hnrk for a wirlth Snaked • h.trllc June* of run« fv-et, Sanfurd and Orlandu road eight ntilra, to I-- conatrue ml <if vitririnl brick for a width of 4 Re sent ing at t ac k» m a d e on In« char fmiM«a*ri fe«-t within iity lirnila of Sanford, and 4-+ d-♦ * ~ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ « + + + + + * 4 nine from «aid limit» to Soldier (*rvek. First acter an d Im.-unit** dealing*. D M M c ­ •treetfretwent tn Sylvan Lake, five and a half mile«, Millan, tilt- well k n o w n nuvnl »tore* o p ­ road to l»e cparlnictcd of vitrified brick for a width of fourteen fret within tha city limit*, and aa far er ator. n<lmlni»tered a -u-x-ere (tenting w*wt a* the old Sten*trorn place, and from «aid Stmatrom to the ranjp* line at Sylvan l.ak» | AND Friday iiinriiltig to t lull It-» T. Join-», ii»- for a widthpla«e of nine feet ^ mrn Flral street at the ♦ old Stenatrom ;dar© > to Monroe K t-rrv tw.i mile*, niciat e edi tor at Ja c k so n vi l l e of Di xi e "" road to l*e evinstfuct»*«l of vitriflnl hrna for ■ wirlth ( liiudc I.T.ngle'» pa|»*r. w h o for -uvi-ral <f ft -.«■ fot Itiat lsl! avenue to i.i to.va ►'••rry *•-a*l to I- •*«*•!fU«t»**l of vit.’ifD-i Irrick w('* K-* Iox* I tccl I d e vo t i ng i oi i - 1. .• • al -|* ■t • art.de s. ..It ft of roro f.s-t t Ilo amount el tm d s- ri»-.v*.ai y *. • pa> for «pace to Mr Mc Mi l l a n , a n d hi* Im-i ' ftr Cxuistru* tfasffa id Ifir road- as I forth t* I wo || un : in-*,» a**(h i.ilc» loin-» l* coldilicd to dred I housand I **dlar© •f Jta»,iNMJ dv| i The coat J ROOM20 o of au< h ronatructloii ia to 1(*aid (or by the tanur hi* h ome oil Third str eet, »tillering from ami »ale nf l>nnd* (or »aid amount, payable thirty Upstairs, Pico Block »•vert* euL-t a nd bruise» on t h e bac k of his year* after date, with interrat at not nreeding all j |»er emt |»er annum from data of »ale, rani bond* head a n d o v e r the left eye. not to l»r mid or otherwise «|t«|K>aed of for Inaa than fanr value 'The affruy took plan* on tin- corner Now. n«*tlie I* hereby given that on the 13th t Open luesdays -i lo (» p m . of T h i r d ami Sulnut s t r e e t s at a b o u t s da) of July. A I » 191'*. an eleetion will t*e field j t AND o'clin’k, but wtut over before any one ami the swine ta hereby or derni, by the «qualified electora who are free ht.ltbf* I n the alniVW | Saluidays 4 to p. m could reucb the two mell. H ow e ve r , a rrtfw^l district, to determine if t hr aImive ♦ drvnUvl trrntory «fiali Ih* const il ut *«l into a cr owd q un kly gartln-red. a n d June» was " J *...... ' ” — , ,j^., lBj and bfnlgi dutrn t nt •Range county. Honda played f«‘f !•) |«et Mloners and d there t a k e n to hi N ri'SlfltTW'«* It **hnrt 'il**tlin«t »(«' Strangers Welcome t- i ro- t*-d witfur •*••! «i»*«ial duini I a* Mf .»i ' M ill-lb r•*t tir ' • «I ai«.*e delmnl, {vermaf»ent ruad« »lid bridge©, a« a wa ....(.»■■w.I.iL. f.. .»..t i . „ . i , , , pray »©I for, and aa full) deecribed In the petition on liofili' III hi- HUt H h wlt|% |M-ard of county ••ommiw*ton»*r* of »aid ami if I wu l(un«lr«©i rhouaaiui |2tMi«00U pair "I gla.».»*-». J •»I)«*n* till min art* nain* •ojunty, (Hl Ii«41ara »fiali l*r raise«! by the tsaue ami »ale of fill, a nd will probuhl) r equi r e a t t e n t i o n IniikU payable thirty year* after dale, with inter­ WWW est not to airred au i>*-r rent t»cr annum from date (or aeveral days. Mr. M cM illan »oa of »aid 1*1 tala of ©aid Itond*. tha tonila not to be wold BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES for leww than fare value, a sjirctal tax to Ih» ax»not injurx-<l in tin- least. KeMM-d and collect«*! ujnin the property within When seen nt liis residence on Third »aid district and applied tok-ly to the payment 25 BICYCLES ittiervet, and to create a »inking fund to pay ami Htreet, Jones dx-clured th at Mr. Mc­ uf rHUM MJO UF TU $1». FOR NKW discharge aaid bonds. Bo. f7l Fh—• « Millan had attacked him witliout warn­ The following persons are ap|»ointed a* man­ SIlANlUARtir K ing. He said that he had turned away age r* of said erection Precinct No .1 K W. I»unn, clerk, T . S. Iiavla. ORLANDO. r L U R ID A from McMifian. In-lieving the latter wius It It. Whitten. A T llisswet tef, inspector* Precinct No. 4: A. A . I licks, clrrk. 1 » II. t ’ Kam x w w x w w »»»»»»»» w »»»» v »»»» v armed, and th at os he turned his back1 bun, (*- D Pearson. I*. Krlf. inspectors Precinct N o 20 A K. Sjoolom, clerk; II J ()v«-rMcMillan struck him in the head. He •trect, J (I. Martin. J F Bundell. inspectors. »uid he wheeled to grasp his assailant, Precinct No 25. It. C. M atw rlL defk. J 1 A n ­ GEO. A. DeCOTTES t l'r v y TtllU . W . H lla n J, in#(M«ciora. und as he did, McMillan stru rk him over derson, Tba aloctlen shall l»r held at the voting i»re rincts within .the. above dewrrif»ed Only ATTORNEY a n u COUNSEUjOR a t LAW the eye la-fore they Tell. in. n clinch duly , . are frre , territory ... free holder* hol<|*r« «hall iiUalinad elector* who Jofltvi li ft trm plf llilOWfMl \kflt*rv Ollt* of u* rntitUwl to vote at aaid ejection. The «aid elec­ Practice in Stnte and Ketlernl Court» tion »*»■** »hall In* I«©hheld In ro compliance with thee gge n e r a l .1 II n iw l II l u t i l i » .»n t h i. 1 tu>n e ld In m p lla n e e w ith th the Mow* landed, and a l u m p on lilt- law* Uwi of ol tha »late ol of nofi,i,. Florida. Tb» The irupectuni huldhold liuck of III» head also attested to an- tng wfal decUon •h»ll Imnwlialdr m»V» r»(urai to (iiirner-WotKlruff Bldg Sanford Fla, ,, . . . .. I the tx>«rd ol county rommt«»ion*r» altrr utid »Ucother blow. Besides tins he liad other | non u hrM »rrurdin« to thu r»U. Itone mil ordrr*»T tn op*-n tiotid, Ihtj Ih« tlh bruim-s. Lukeland Telegram. d»y ut lui». A l>. IltIZ I£ Y o u W a n t HILL H C o m la sad aad « • about It at yonr flral opportunity. Don t wall until tha vary last moment but glva an a llttlo lima and we'll skew you what high grad« work wa caa tura oaL Qlven Appropriate Name. “B sagum lte" la the nam e given to •he’ new seaw eed vub-anlte of J. 8. c «tnpbe|l, London c h e m ist It Is proof • ttin s t hoot, cold, oils and the weath• r- and la recom m ended ns an eloctrlc •o»ulstor,- w td a m aterial for britlng, •Uam pack in g , vablcle tires, and ©vea tor shoes. l fi is ! Sanford L ibrary t Free Reading Room * •-ÎS a i iw an*» C ounty, Florida. A u n t: II. M. ItoliINHON, DENTIST Hnal Clerk oi tha Uoard «4 County Commtaalun*r» ol Orango County, Florida. B 0 -Tu «»-6 t Room» 23. 24 und 23. F k o Bld» SANFORD. TT P hone 41 FLORIDA. L. G. STRINGFELLOW ’S JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC • ruer Mnin and Monroe, Jacksonvlllo. B ranch of the C R E A T K ST »vstem of Business Colleges in tiie W orld — 'i'l years' success. IMI.imm) -raduates More tiiau 1HU hi^li-grade in slrm to ts. L'outracts given to secure graduates P O S IT IO N S or R E F U N D M ONEY. Indorsed l>\ more Florida and. G eorgia Bankers and o th er business men th an ALL, O T H E R Florida and Georgia business colleges combined. W o also teach BY M A IL, C atalogue FR E E . A. H . JA M E S, M anager, Jacksonville, F1«, Office In City Unii THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW « Lute S tete Atlo»n*y S^veAth Indiciel Circuii oí Floride , •& '?-ffiS A v ii f" B DR. VV. E. HOUSHOLDER Re»Wiener». S e n io ri end S tiv e » Lek» * . LUMBER CO. « IL L H A R D W A I tr c r PRACTICAL OW nbout that printing jo b yoii'r© in n e ed o f? ì Usé This Paper Huve you tried the Sirrinç HouseT 4th and Pnlmetto. If not get n meni ticket 34 tf 7 X' %r. Artesian W ells of Every Description Chairman Uoard ol County Comrnbaioncra ol t>r- Ç -1 9 WELL D R IV IN G M <). tlVKllSTIlKCT, Judge Leaves Faulty Will. It !■ stran g e how many talented lodges and law yers have fallod to draw UP tb elr own wills correctly. T he £o|llah Ju d g e L uahlngton, who died itljr, leaving an e s ta te of n early 1100,000, overlooked th e Im portant necessity o f having hla will and a codW! to It p roperly a ttested . P erhaps he Intended th a t hfa professional col•••gues should benefit Indirectly by •he consequent litigation. t ' ' *#J¿ '*• - ' ' ** y*. •,» •* ' I, V. ■■ ■ « ■■ ' , »- * -t �» T hree Games H ere This Week Sanford will havo three game* hero this week, commencing today with Or­ lando. Tomorrow with Kissimmee and Friday with Orlando again. The boys are getting warmed up to their work now and some gilt edge playing will result. Sam Edwards, the Georgia Cotton Blossom has arrived In the city and will do sotno of the heaving for the Col­ legians. Ills old Bido kick, Hcd Barber, is doing the receiving for Orlando and both team s are strenghtcnlng the teams and preparing for a battle royal. There aro few team s in the state playing us good an arti^> of ball as the Sanford and Orlando team s and the two d titc a are receiving notice In the state papers snd special write ups of the Sandspur Leaguo appear each day. T here is no advertisem ent in the summer time like a good ball team. Sanford 2, Orlando 0 Wo did it again And in their own town. The rain tried to bo good to Orlando again b u t It held up ju st long enough to play the game and the game went to Sanford, by the score of 2 to 0. The sporting editor of The Herald was not a t the game, being too busy figuring up the batting averages of tho Orlando players who failed to hit the hall on Thursday. M odesty forbids a detailed account of the game. We could ask the Orlando pspers for infortnation on tho subject but they have lost interest in the gumu since Tuesday and claim now th at there is more fun in going fishimg than in playing ball. However the score tells the tale better than tongue or pen: Total 4 EALIZING THE FACT that if we sell any goods now for The Cash we will have to offer some Special In­ ducements, we have decided to sell anything in our store at a discount of 25 per cent, or 1-4 off of the Cash Price. R THIS SALE W ILL BE FOR Sanford AB B B rittain, 3rd Edwards, 2nd Swlnk, r f Farmer, c f Bundy, » s Calmea, 1 b I .owe, c McClure, r f U*e, p Furniture and House Furnishings CASH ONLY 1 If you are thinking of buying anything in our line at any time this summer it will pay you to come in during this sale. We will begin to sell at these cut prices Saturday, June 22 28 Or l ando AB K 1/CC, I f_ .. Bennett, c f B arnett, 3rd F Pounds, 2d Boyer, r f Windham, p Barber, c Gqre, 1st •Wilson, 1st a ftd -w e -w H t close the sale Sat. night, June 29 HERE - ARE - SOME - OF - TH E - PRICES $15.00 11.25 9.00 . 7.50 $20.00 DRESSER FOR it «• 15.00 »« it 12.00 1« «1 10.00 Total Wilson batted for Gore In 7th inning. Score by Innings: •K II K Sanford .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 3 Orlando o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 3 3 Summary Two base tuts, Pounds. Boyer Three base hits, Edwards Struck out by Is-e 'J, by Windham 1. lx<ft on bno»* on balls off Windham 1. Boses Orlando ft, Sanford 2.' Wild throw Wilson. Sacrifice hits Edwards and Swink. Time 1 :{&. Cmpires, Tilden and Moore. From O rl a nd o ' s Viewpoint A listless game, lull of errors und weak play—th a t’s tho one-lino stoty of yes­ terday’s game Iretw ren Orlando and San­ ford. The scoru was nine to two in favor of Celery Town. Tho Orlando boys started out os though they were going to take the heights, making -two runs in the first liming, but after th at they apparently decided that the day was too hot, and Sanford too easy, to do much real work. I t was Orlando's had duy and San­ ford's good one, th at fetched the runs. A num ber of local rooters went up the country to hoot themselves hoarse when the home runs and the two-baggers should come. Their gladnens turned to mourning, however, and they came homo sobbing. Our say-eo to the hoys is, that they ought not only to lie written up, but Jacked up, when they allow Snnford to boat 'em. Wilson pitched for Orlando, with Burb«r behind 0 » bat, Wallace put ’em over for Snnford. with Lowe doing the signalling. Wollaco distinguished himself In the first Inning by finding Wilson for a home run. And oh, how the Celery Tops did wave .and rustic with anim ation.—Reportcr-S atar. • u • / $7.50 3.75 $10.00 WASH STANDS it it 5.00 $18.00 REDS For . 15.00 12.00 “ 10.00 “ 8 .00 “ 5.00 2.50 “ “ “ $13.50 11.25 9.00 7.50 6.00 . 3.75 l.NN 1 $16.88 $22.50 8-ft. EXTENSION TABLE For 20.00 6-ft. “ “ “ .. .. 15.00 44 44 44 15.00 41 . 11.25 44 41 44 14 8.00 11.00 Il II II 1« 7.50 5.63 $22.50 . 12.28 . 7.50 . 5.63 $30.00 REFRIGERATORS For 41 41 16.50 Il «1 10.00 44 44 7.50 $7.50 ROCKERS For 44 44 5.00 3.50 1 44 44 3.00 41 If 2.50 ............ ... __ . $5.63 _ 3.75 . 2.63 ... 2.25 .. . 1.88 $1.50 DINING CHAIRS For 1.25 $1.13 .95 1.00 •75 $8.00 SPRINGS For 5.00 “ “ 2.50 “ “ .... $ 6.00 $10.00 MATTRESS For $7.50 3.75 1.88 8.00 6.50 4.00 2.50 6.00 44 44 . 4.88 ' 3.00 1.88 $10.00 STOVES For................................. $7.50 7.00 “ 44 .................................. 5.25 $22.50 9x12 ART SQUARES F o r . . . . . . . .$16.88 15.00 “ 44 “ 44 ________ 11.25 10.00 “ 4 “ “ “ .............. 7.50 3.00 44 44 44 “ .............. 2.25 Heavy China Matting, the 30c Quality, for 221jc SALE : LASTS : ONE : WEEK : ONLY We Need the Money! You Need the Goods! Come in and See Us There are Two Kinds or Chill Tonlo PLANKS AND OTHERS The old relisbe Planks Chill Tonic is Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure Chills, Fever, Colds and Grip, your money back If It do?» d ) L 25 c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Dniggitt. fri-lf H . , <-, ' £ y : t_*. „ �. * . ------- Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Friday SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN SANFORD — L ite ia Worth Livin g B A N fO R D . F LO R ID A . F R ID A Y , JU N K I I . FOUR MINUTE SESSION MONEY IN SPRING ( HOPS Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources happenings DURING THE Wit* Merc the Reader» Will rind a Uriel Historical Sp rln l Flowing fo r Hurried Readers Interest is keen in the fifth annual convention of tho N otional Association of Real E atato Exchangee, which opened in Louisville Wcdncodoy und tho occa­ sion is expected to prove the most suc­ cessful in the history of the organization. K The President vetoed the arm y appro­ priation bill. He returned the hill to Congreso with a message Indicating his disapproval of the legislative provision, which would oust M ajor Gen. Leonurd Wood, of The office of Chief of Staff on March 4 next. In his messnge the Pres­ ident said: ]/ Attorney General YVickersham was advised today thnt the Nn li on u i Pack­ ing Company wuuld t*e voluntarily disaolved by the beef packers by August 1. In view of this action M r. Wickershum announced th a t the governm ent would hold in abeyance the civil huii which it jiropoaed to bring against the company to co m p clils dui n *e gr u t io n . “The arm y of the United S tall* in far too vital an institution to the («-opl«- of this country to (»«• made tin* victim of hasty or imperfect theories of legislation As was pointed out by tfie chairm an of the senate m onetary committis* it i» well known th at the war college and the general at nB h a v e lit-cn for m a ny motltlis army reorganization At the |iri-scnt time, therefore, it is «*|*-ciull> inappro­ priate in my opinion to forcu upon the statute books legislation enacted with out the usual deliberation and rare." Decisions said to control lit. suits in ­ volving '-¡00 plantations, worth several million dollars, in the Mood section id the Misaissippi river valley la-tween New Orleans and Cairo, III., were a n ­ nounced toduy by the court of claims mainly in favor of the land owners on the question of government liability for damages accruing from levee construc­ tion work. For seventeen years the controversy has been waged Itefore this court, involving the legal liability of the federal government for having con­ structed and completed till,- levee system along both sides of the Mississippi river by confining the Mood waters in a nar rower channel and placing plantation lands In-tween the im proved levee »>» tern und the low w ater bunks of ^be river, now in the adopted artificial channel and thus destroying the«- lands. IjreHhurg's New booklet I i I J At the m eeting of the lx-eshurg Hoard of Trade advertising rom m itlee held this week, it was deeided to pub­ lish an entirely new booklet, showing by |ien and picture the advantages and natural ri*ourr«* of the cit> and sur roundings. . I t was the opinion of the com m ittee th at better results would l>e obtained if the preparation and publishing of Un­ hook were placed in the hands of a pro­ fessional commercial journalist, conse­ quently the contract was placed with Percy P. Vyle, Florida's well known booklet writer, who spent n few hours in Sanford on W ednesday, Iqoking after the interests of his buisness jn this city. Keep the Children Employed f T h at sounds like tf good suggestion, coming from Sui>crintendcnt *Wirt of Gary,' Ind.', to keep the children busy from, tho tim e of rising in the morning until the timo of retiring at night pro­ vided of course the occupation is bene­ ficial, and, naturally, no other kind would be suggested. It is u good thing to keep children employed, especially when tho em ploym ent can be made to interest them , an nothing could have better effect toward keeping them out of mischief, and, when the employment ia turned to good account ther must In.- u valuable return. It is certainly a good recommendation for any school, when, like the one held up as a sample, the chil­ dren will "clim b fences to get to It." Would that we had more of such schools —had them everywhere. *fcHy Tdlii* and Paul Bigger* are try ­ ing to make the boys comfortable these varuvdays a t Paul’s Place. 1*11 Sanford Growers Received Good Prices The For Vegetables The belief that there was no money made in Sanford on the spring cro|>s this year sounds jx-culiur to a man who Iiiln followed the game straight through both in raising tiu- stuff and shipping it. There is more chance for the grower to make money from the spring crops than any other kind and the man who lets celery alone and pays more attention to potatoes, tomatoes, egg plants, |H-p|x-r*, etc., will alwasy make good at the end of the season und the expens© of raising them is very light. The following fig­ ures on stuff ix-ing shipped will bear out this statem ent: Over 3,500 packages |x-p|x-rs and egg plants were ship|*ed from Sanford section in the past two weeks. Some of the growers hud jx-p|H-rs and egg plants to net them upwards $2.50 jx-r crate f. o. b. car Sanford. Cincinnati, Chicago, New York. Boston and Baltimore have been getting the bulk of shipments Egg plants sold as high jis $6 00 in Chicago and |s-p|M-n in Cincinnati sold as high us $f.00. Western markets ure lower this week, but Boston quoting egg plants, peppers from $3.50 crate, while same prices prevailed in Baltimore and New York. rtvpthw 1w w m ttw»1 TURNED BILLY LOOSE ALL AROUND FLORIDA Ball Player Was Not Even Fined For Republican Convention Is Disorderly Conduct The General News of Moving Very Slowly BRYAN PRESENT AS REPORTER Roosevelt Men Come Bock Again In The C redential C om m it­ tee M eetings Chicago, June 20.- Exactly four m in­ utes 12:02 to 12:00 p. tn. was the duration of the opening session of the third day of the Republican national convention. The immense crowd— nearly 14,000 people--who had fought their way into the hull after an hour or more in line had to go out again. The only business done was the prayer, and the motion of W'utson of Indiana to be in recess until 4 j>. m. The ostensible reuson for the recess was the fact that the credentials committee, ut work upon the contests af­ fecting the personnel of the convention had only fairly begun its work The various delegations hud lx-gun straggling tn about 11:3»; the crowds at the d<x»r* outside forcing them to en­ ter singly. The bund began playing popular airs at 11 o’clock, and continued ued until the gavel fell. Tho only welcoming applause this morning wii* for William Jennings Bryan, who is reporting the convention One bad) Officer Dies for u number of newspa|M-rs Richmond, Yu. June IV ('a p t. SalRoosevelt members of the credentials lie M r-iin|>kiiiK. saul (o be tfie only «» 'iiiin tt t«*«\ n<*tin£ iiiHit-r tin* a*ugK«*?«li(ifi woman who ever received u military of Colonel Roosevelt, returned to the commission from President Davis of the meeting of th at body today. Confederate stat<-s. Is in a dying eonTheir statem ent last night that they dltioli at tile * *»llfederate llotlle of liuil left the commit t«s* fur good was Needy Women here, suffering with followed hy u decision to go hack und a'ife m m rnnnn V o lu m « IV partinput«- •" ' lie meeti ng i)f t hat com mutt s- toduy. In M ayor’s C ourt Wednesday morn­ ing the participants in tho ufternoon's unpleasantness were present and after the fuels in the case hud been gleaned the Mayor decided to allow Hilly Heardnll the freedom of the county, upon his promise to lx- good in the future. Billysaid he lost his temper and the nffair is patched up as far as thy legul aspect gix-s. But the decision docs not suit tiie people of this city who w ant good order enforced a t the ball grounds and this decision of Mayor Spencers w tabHahes a precedent and tho uniform of a ball player seems to lx- a protection from the law. The fight at the grounds lust Tuesday was a light and should have been punished, no m atter who was the aggressor or who the participants. The m atter is not a base ball m atter but a municipal uffuir, und governed by the laws and ordinance* of the city of San­ ford. which distinctly state* the (x-milty uUiirhtxl for assault und battery, und if Tuesday's affair was md plain assault and battery, in the police category, then tho |x-ople who witnenaed the uffnir nre prevaricators. The Herald has no wish to air the affair. We are glnd it has been amicably settled, but the man or men who fight on tiie bull diamond are common offenders against the com ­ mon law and as such should lx- punished and such an act will have a salutary «•f feet tqxili future trouble maker*. B ria n E n j o y « I (in v e n tio n t'hii-iigo, III.. June 21 Co| The Land of Flowers. CULLED EROM THE STA TE PRESS An Cpitom e o( th e W eek's M ost Im ­ p o rta n t Happenings In th e S ta te 's Domain. The Seaside Inn at Daytona Beach ojx-ned for the season last Wednesday. It is understood th at over 100 partook of the opening dinner. After the dinner a big reception and dance was enjoyed. Crystal Springs is the name of a new town which is being established at tho southern edge of Pasco county, on the the Seaboard Air Line railway, about midway lx-tween Plant City and Dado City. Lakeland is soon to have an up-to-date hospital. ritixu/u hiixintf juj)>arrl)ind »1cx-l( sufficient to show that the venture will prove a certainty. The hospital will cost in the neighborhood of $15,000 angi will lx- erected in the Dram- addition. Jacksonville, through the efforts of J. I). Rooney, assistant industrial agent of the Seuhoard Air Line railway, Is to be made the headquarters of the W omanada Land Association, a concern having u capital of $3M,tK>0, which will have for Its chief purjxwe the development of 18,000 acre* of land in Duval and Nusaau Clllllltll* Buoyant with tfie anticipation of a tine day'» outing with u numtx-r of his young friend» at W orthington Springs, William when he left (iuiiieaville Sunday inom - Je i o n iigi. Ittv.aii wU-.\ >.U a«ka, >1.«» HuH. um igomoz 1L liaakia 11 yawn candidate of tiie Democratic party (or President und attending the convention here as a working newspa|x-r man, »u>T be is enjoying the gathing more than any otln-r Kepuhlicait gathering he ever attended _ He lays tills is »«, h«-ca'.l»c he bus been Ix-xted hv t mit it of tiie lead mg candidates for the l(e|iulihcan nom illation for tin- presidency and is in |xwn Hon to go to the loser and assure him that defeat is not fatal, that lie. having hud it for his |Hirtion tlirts- times i» still alive und enjoying himself und is. there­ fore. un uuthotiry on the subject As to tin- winner, be says whatever mistakes are made this week, the Dem­ ocrats will have full op|xirfunity and jiower to correct ut Baltimore "N ot a single worry for me." vnuj the nun iif II II Hitukin. »»-cn-tary of the American Pecan Company, was returned to In» home a cor(*e Sunday night, fol­ lowed by the grief-stricken father, who wu» almost frantic from the effects of In* ex(x*rtence T h e lad bad been dr owne d in » bii)ou of the Santa Ko river within «ight of a dozen of this companion*, who wen- out enjoying a »»mi, and for three hours or more the bods was under the water, finally lieing discovered in shout twelve feet of water, but lodged under u brush only ubout two feel below the surface ug« ministering angels of 1lie la.st Cause and in recognition of her unselfish labors and Under tie- revised rules, the Roose unquestioned executive ability. Presi­ veil men churned that they hail won dent Davis bestowed on her the rank of their chief |K>ints. namely to secure the cuplain of cavalry) mtrtMluctlon of new evidence anil great er tune for debate S u n d a y at t h e M e t h o d i s t ( h u r t h More tliau an hixir anil u quurter was Sunday school V 45 a m . I K Met tx'cupied iiy the Kixwevelt attorney's in pn*enting the RxxiseVelt side of tfie case linger, Supt. that of the Ninth Alabama District. Preurhing 11 u. rn . hy pastor Sub Member* ii( the committts- express jecl. "t iimmI <’loth«*. Preaching ft p. in., by pastor. Sub doubt a s to the potv-ibihty of concluding ject, "A Prayer Meeting in Hell" the 72 rontest hearings in time to make Prof t I. Polk i- m charge of the a re|«»rt to the national convention to ­ For some tune there ha» been con­ choir at this church and good music will duy. siderable talk of another election to de­ R imkx vc It mcmlx-rs of the credential be rendered ut each service. termine whether Miami should issue committts- ngris-,1 in a conference at another sen«* of bonds, for improve­ noon to push only the Arizona, t'ultfor N eil Sunday Afternoon nia Texas and Washington cotitesi «-us.-» ment* which sr«- very necnaary- It 1» colonel A mi »(«• I a m h avi ng the That long delayed Associated ( har generally acknowledged the n«*ctw*ity of t s -1,-lrgut«* 111 all 11me of iny lite III«— meeting I- to tie held at tfie Mar lln* step I’he city council ha* order«*d Tlo", di-. lured this*- w, r>' tin- most un Theatre .it four o'clock next .Sunday port.Hit cil-s — The iigris-im-nt w.i* made an election to take place on August 27th afternoon It is un|<ortant tliut every in tie- hope of shortening the commit to determine whether said bonds shall \t The Presbylerian t huri h one who believes in this movement tee's Sessions. lx- issued. . The bonds art- to ixi issued Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach at for the following purjioscs and none of should be there and help to gel it started - The totul number of contests involved right. The constitution i» to be ad o p t­ in the Hadley reeolution wits 72 arts in- the Presbyterian church next Sunday the funds are to be diverted for other ed anti directors and officers elected to cluded also 22 delegates from Arkansas morning und evening. All are cordially |iur|xe«*. E’or s«-werage the sum of carry on the work l-et every citizen Indiana Kentucky. Michigan and T en­ invited $15.00(1. for the |iur(x>s«- of widening, of Sanford be there o|M-nmg and paving »ln-et*. $20,000; for nessee < ( ,ns-n and It lolly tin- popular ( acquiring property for dix-ks, |iurks, etc., The pros|Mst of holding the national comedians who have made hundred* $1,0.000, for the (iiir|«»«- of sequiriug anil Those Tent .Meetings convention idle for several day* while I la ugh at t tn blur I heal i-r will >hex- t in*if p,pii|>ping a lire sub station, $5,000; for Mr W aldron Will tell w hut lie thinks 11,,-«. *,-r.■ considered, induced Him,-,- , engagement at tin- Mur s-aturduv night. 1pay rtn-nt of existing indebted!!«*», $20,about the Buss and Stapleton tent meet Veit llleli to Hgr.s- to ubundoll the last Friday night they will present the 000. for the |»ur|K»se of constructing furtheir light on mgs at the Congregational church next group and center "D utchm an and the Girl, a fine comedy j nace for d«*troymg garbage, $6.000 Mr Halbert »luted that "seven or Sunday night, at 7 30 Colin; and hear net and Saturday night "Willie's I in i eight Roosevelt men ha I agreed to the w hut he has to su_, ish," the ucl which was such a big hit in In the morning will lx* given the sec­ plan" and that it would lx- formally Jacksonville. Tho jiicturv* have lx-en ( ut In P rlrr Of Ire ond of the sermons to children. There presented to the convention. unusually pleasing thi» wtss-k, and feuWith the price lof ice cut in half, prac­ The Ninth Alabama contest involved were twenty-eight children that stayed tu n * of tin- “S tar" brand are billed fur tically »(»caking, consumers can now to hear the children's sermon prearhed t(n- control of the district committee. Friday and Saturday nights. The same last Sunday. Is-t more stuy next Sun­ R o o s e v e lt men claimed the Taft fore«* low prirv* prevail and a show that will have this essential commodity at 20 day und let the parents come too. The had holtisl wtitle the lattur rlaimed they please the moat fastidious will lx- seen at cents |x-r hundred (xiumls and in house­ subject* will be "W hat the ( lock fells had uctuul control of the committee and the Star both nights. Your lust chalice hold» ice will lx- delivered at the same rule, m small quantities, as it has been that the Roosevelt men had used an un­ M e." T h is is another Gkji-ct sermon. to Green anil be jolly. to tin- wholesale consumers. * authorized resignation of a T aft memBeginning with toduy, this new rnte lx-r in order to fill his pluce. W eather Report go«* into effect and Jacksonville will Writing About Ilr(rk Hoads Under the rule adm itting new evi­ Overcast weather. Probably showers dence the Roosevelt attorneys succeeded have manufactured ice as cheap os it is Tiie Herald is it) receipt of many let­ powiih|c to m-II and deliver It and persouth and central [xirtions of state to in introducing an affidavit from the ters from foreign ri*idents wanting infor­ hu|m it will lx- the lowest rate anywhere night or Saturday. Taft -M-cretary of the distrirt committee mation regarding the bond issue for in the United State*. There is no tell­ to show the Taft men hud been "bolt­ brick roads and all of the non-resident* ing how long the cut in rates will be in Will Improve Farm ers." who own property here are heartily in effect, but with a rorn(>etition started Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tracey of Argofavor of the new road district und the the l«x-ul concerns will m aintain the new Ain't It The Truth? niu. Kun»., arrived in Sanford yesterday brick mads. Most of them live in com­ prici* for a considerable tim e.—Jack ­ When things do not suit a citizen he and w-ill Ix-gin improvement© on their munities where the roads are mnde jx;rfarm at once. Mr. Tracey s|x-nt the generally drops Into the printing office munent and naturally they favor the sonville Tlmt-a-Union. winter tn Sanford and after watching und Huy» lo the editor: "It's un infernal same treatm ent in Florida, where the carefully the progress and m arketing of outrage! It is your duty to denounce it need of good roads is so manifest. Sev­ Heavy Frost In Orlando Sanford's last winter crop purchased n as such through your pu|x-r. Burn 'em eral of these tax payers cannot vote here Reports from Orlando indicate th at a furm near Beardall and Celery avenues. upt" If the editor arts upon this advice but they are instructing their friends heavy froet hit th a t city last Tueeday. He will begin inprovements at once and and the persons who are "burned up" re­ who can vote to support the bond issue It occurred shortly after the hall game ho|x* to get the place in cultivation i t sent the burning, does the citizen stand for the increase in value to the projx-rty here and was noticeable as soon as the back of tlx- editor? Not on your life. on early date. He has business around the corner. will more than pay for the improve­ players and their friends arrived back home. Manager Cheney has ordered a People are mighty tickled to have a ments. Will Buy A Machine new p la y e r' from the South Atlantic newspaper "jum p on" somebody, but The Kissimmee Valley G azette has leag u e to prevent a repetition of thee© when the newsjiajx-r has a little item Cooked Food Sale plured an order for a linotype machine killing frosts in the future und Orlando , that ruin their fur the wrong way. they to lie installed in their office not later hopes to warm the atmosphere to such an The huln* of the Presbyterian church are up and coming Think of these thnn the first of Septemlx-r. It is un­ extent that the home team will not have will have a cixiked fix«I sale at the store things the next time you want a new» ' derstood th at thts added equipm ent has pajx-r to "burn 'em up," and go and burn . of L. I \ M«-Culler tomorrow afternoon. their fingers touched by tho cold again been made absolutely necessary by the this winter. ’em up yourself.—lak elan d Telegram. [ Pies, cake*, salads, etc. growing busimeas of the Valley Gazette. � 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 18, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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 18, 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/0b4cb8c45d0145745379a40fca289b9e.pdf 17a8566d9b91fc2e628e046843e31896 PDF Text Text » Three Games Here This Week Sanford will havo three game* hero this week, commencing today with Or­ lando. Tomorrow with Kissimmee and Friday with Orlando again. The boys are getting warmed up to their work now and some gilt edge playing will result. Sam Edwards, the Georgia Cotton Blossom has arrived In the city and will do sotno of the heaving for the Col­ legians. Ills old Bido kick, Hcd Barber, is doing the receiving for Orlando and both teams are strenghtcnlng the teams and preparing for a battle royal. There aro few teams in the state playing us good an arti^> of ball as the Sanford and Orlando teams and the two dtitca are receiving notice In the state papers snd special write ups of the Sandspur Leaguo appear each day. There is no advertisement in the summer time like a good ball team. Sanford 2, Orlando 0 Wo did it again And in their own town. The rain tried to bo good to Orlando again but It held up just long enough to play the game and the game went to Sanford, by the score of 2 to 0. The sporting editor of The Herald was not at the game, being too busy figuring up the batting averages of tho Orlando players who failed to hit the hall on Thursday. Modesty forbids a detailed account of the game. We could ask the Orlando pspers for infortnation on tho subject but they have lost interest in the gumu since Tuesday and claim now that there is more fun in going fishimg than in playing ball. However the score tells the tale better than tongue or pen: Sanford AB B 4 1 Brittain, 3rd Edwards, 2nd Swlnk, r f Farmer, c f Bundy, » s Calmea, 1 b I.owe, c McClure, r f U*e, p Total 28 Orlando AB K 1/CC, I f_ .. Bennett, c f Barnett, 3rd F Pounds, 2d Boyer, r f Windham, p Barber, c Gqre, 1st •Wilson, 1st Total Wilson batted for Gore In 7th inning. Score by Innings: •K II K Sanford .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 3 Orlando o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 3 3 Summary Two base tuts, Pounds. Boyer Three base hits, Edwards Struck out by Is-e 'J, by Windham 1. lx<ft on bno»* on balls off Windham 1. Boses Orlando ft, Sanford 2.' Wild throw Wilson. Sacrifice hits Edwards and Swink. Time 1:{&. Cmpires, Tilden and Moore. From Orlando's Viewpoint A listless game, lull of errors und weak play—that’s tho one-lino stoty of yes­ terday’s game Iretw ren Orlando and San­ ford. The scoru was nine to two in favor of Celery Town. Tho Orlando boys started out os though they were going to take the heights, making -two runs in the first liming, but after that they apparently decided that the day was too hot, and Sanford too easy, to do much real work. It was Orlando's had duy and San­ ford's good one, that fetched the runs. A number of local rooters went up the country to hoot themselves hoarse when the home runs and the two-baggers should come. Their gladnens turned to mourning, however, and they came homo sobbing. Our say-eo to the hoys is, that they ought not only to lie written up, but Jacked up, when they allow Snnford to boat 'em. Wilson pitched for Orlando, with Burb«r behind 0 » bat, Wallace put ’em over for Snnford. with Lowe doing the signalling. Wollaco distinguished himself In the first Inning by finding Wilson for a home run. And oh, how the Celery Tops did wave .and rustic with animation.— Reportcr-Satar. • u • Furniture and House Furnishings R EALIZING THE FACT that if we sell any goods now for The Cash we will have to offer some Special In­ ducements, we have decided to sell anything in our store at a discount of 25 per cent, or 1-4 off of the Cash Price. T H IS S A L E W I L L BE FOR CASH ONLY If you are thinking of buying anything in our line at any time this summer it will pay you to come in during this sale. We will begin to sell at these cut prices Saturday, June 22 a ftd -w e -w H t close the sale Sat. night, June 29 H E R E - A R E - SO M E - O F - T H E - PRICES $15.00 $20.00 DRESSER FOR it «• 15.00 12.00 »« it 10.00 1« «1 . it 5.00 it $13.50 11.25 15.00 9.00 1 2 .0 0 “ 9.00 7.50 1 0 .0 0 “ 7.50 8 .0 0 “ $7.50 5.00 “ 3.75 3.75 2.50 “ l.NN / $10.00 WASH STANDS $18.00 REDS For . 11.25 “ 6.00 . 1 $16.88 $22.50 8-ft. EXTENSION TABLE For 20.00 6-ft. 15.00 41 11.00 7.50 “ “ 44 44 44 41 44 “ . . . . 15.00 44 . 11.25 14 8.00 Il II II 1« 5.63 $22.50 $30.00 REFRIGERATORS For 41 41 16.50 10.00 Il «1 7.50 44 44 . 12.28 . 7.50 . 5.63 $7.50 ROCKERS For $5.63 44 44 1 . 2.63 3.00 44 44 . . . 2.25 2.50 41 If ... 5.00 3.50 3.75 ............. ... _ _ . _ 1.88 $8.00 SPRINGS For 5.00 “ “ 2.50 “ “ .... $1.13 1.25 .95 1.00 •75 3.75 1.88 $10.00 MATTRESS For $7.50 8.00 6.00 6.50 44 44 . 4.88 4.00 ' 2.50 3.00 1.88 $10.00 STOVES For...................................... $7.50 7.00 “ 44 ...................................... 5.25 $22.50 9x12 ART SQUARES F o r . . . . . . . .$16.88 15.00 “ 44 “ 44 __________ 11.25 10.00 $1.50 DINING CHAIRS For $6.00 3 .00 “ 44 4“ 44 “ “ ................ 7.50 44 “ ................ 2.25 Heavy China Matting, the 30c Quality, for 221jc SALE : LASTS : ONE : WEEK : ONLY We Need the Money! You Need the Goods! Come in and See Us There are Two Kinds or Chill Tonlo PLANKS AND OTHERS The old relisbe Planks Chill Tonic is Guaranteed to drive out Malaria to cure Chills, Fever, Colds and Grip, your money back If It do?» d)L 25c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Dniggitt. fri-lf H . , <-, ' £ y : t_*. „ �. * . ----- Published Sem i-W eekly— Tuesday and Friday SANFORD IN S A N F O R D — Lite ia Worth Living H ERALD B A N f O R D . F L O R I D A . F R I D A Y , J U N K I I . 1*11 MONEY IN SPRING ( HOPS FOUR MINUTE SESSION Sanford Growers Received Good Prices Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources h a p p e n in g s DURING THE W it* Merc the Reader» Will rind a Uriel Historical Sp rln l Flowing fo r Hurried Readers Interest is keen in the fifth annual convention of tho Notional Association of Real Eatato Exchangee, which opened in Louisville Wcdncodoy und tho occa­ sion is expected to prove the most suc­ cessful in the history of the organization. K The President vetoed the army appro­ priation bill. He returned the hill to Congreso with a message Indicating his disapproval of the legislative provision, which would oust Major Gen. Leonurd Wood, of The office of Chief of Staff on March 4 next. In his messnge the Pres­ ident said: ]/Attorney General YVickersham was advised today thnt the Nnlionui Pack­ ing Company wuuld t*e voluntarily disaolved by the beef packers by August 1. In view of this action Mr. Wickershum announced that the government would hold in abeyance the civil huii which it jiropoaed to bring against the company to com pclils duin*egrution. “ The army of the United Stall* in far too vital an institution to the («-opl«- of this country to (»«• made tin* victim of hasty or imperfect theories of legislation As was pointed out by tfie chairman of the senate monetary committis* it i» well known that the war college and the general atnB have lit-cn for many motltlis army reorganization At the |iri-scnt time, therefore, it is «*|*-ciull> inappro­ priate in my opinion to forcu upon the statute books legislation enacted with out the usual deliberation and rare." Decisions said to control lit. suits in­ volving '-¡00 plantations, worth several million dollars, in the Mood section id the Misaissippi river valley la-tween New Orleans and Cairo, III., were an­ nounced toduy by the court of claims mainly in favor of the land owners on the question of government liability for damages accruing from levee construc­ tion work. For seventeen years the controversy has been waged Itefore this court, involving the legal liability of the federal government for having con­ structed and completed till,- levee system along both sides of the Mississippi river by confining the Mood waters in a nar rower channel and placing plantation lands In-tween the improved levee »>» tern und the low water bunks of ^be river, now in the adopted artificial channel and thus destroying the«- lands. IjreHhurg's New I i I J f booklet At the meeting of the lx-eshurg Hoard of Trade advertising rommitlee held this week, it was deeided to pub­ lish an entirely new booklet, showing by |ien and picture the advantages and natural ri*ourr«* of the cit> and sur roundings. . It was the opinion of the committee that better results would l>e obtained if the preparation and publishing of Un­ hook were placed in the hands of a pro­ fessional commercial journalist, conse­ quently the contract was placed with Percy P. Vyle, Florida's well known booklet writer, who spent n few hours in Sanford on Wednesday, Iqoking after the interests of his buisness jn this city. Keep the Children Employed That sounds like tf good suggestion, coming from Sui>crintendcnt *Wirt of Gary,' Ind.', to keep the children busy from, tho time of rising in the morning until the timo of retiring at night pro­ vided of course the occupation is bene­ ficial, and, naturally, no other kind would be suggested. It is u good thing to keep children employed, especially when tho employment can be made to interest them, an nothing could have better effect toward keeping them out of mischief, and, when the employment ia turned to good account ther must In.- u valuable return. It is certainly a good recommendation for any school, when, like the one held up as a sample, the chil­ dren will "clim b fences to get to It." Would that we had more of such schools —had them everywhere. *fcHy Tdlii* and Paul Bigger* are try­ ing to make the boys comfortable these varuvdays at Paul’s Place. The Republican Convention Is Moving Very Slowly The belief that there was no money For Vegetables made in Sanford on the spring cro|>s this year sounds jx-culiur to a man who Iiiln followed the game straight through both in raising tiu- stuff and shipping it. There is more chance for the grower to make money from the spring crops than any other kind and the man who lets celery alone and pays more attention to potatoes, tomatoes, egg plants, |H-p|x-r*, etc., will alwasy make good at the end of the season und the expens© of raising them is very light. The following fig­ ures on stuff ix-ing shipped will bear out this statement: Over 3,500 packages |x-p|x-rs and egg plants were ship|*ed from Sanford section in the past two weeks. Some of the growers hud jx-p|H-rs and egg plants to net them upwards $2.50 jx-r crate f. o. b. car Sanford. Cincinnati, Chicago, New York. Boston and Baltimore have been getting the bulk of shipments Egg plants sold as high jis $6 00 in Chicago and |s-p|M-n in Cincinnati sold as high us $f.00. Western markets ure lower this week, but Boston quoting egg plants, peppers from $3.50 crate, while same prices prevailed in Baltimore and New York. BRYAN PRESENT AS REPORTER Roosevelt Men Come Bock Again In The Credential Commit­ tee Meetings Chicago, June 20.- Exactly four min­ utes 12:02 to 12:00 p. tn. was the duration of the opening session of the third day of the Republican national convention. The immense crowd— nearly 14,000 people--who had fought their way into the hull after an hour or more in line had to go out again. The only business done was the prayer, and the motion o f W'utson of Indiana to be in recess until 4 j>. m. The ostensible reuson for the recess was the fact that the credentials committee, ut work upon the contests af­ fecting the personnel of the convention had only fairly begun its work The various delegations hud lx-gun straggling tn about 11:3»; the crowds at the d<x»r* outside forcing them to en­ ter singly. The bund began playing popular airs at 11 o’clock, and continued ued until the gavel fell. Tho only welcoming applause this morning wii* for William Jennings Bryan, who is reporting the convention One bad) Officer Dies for u number of newspa|M-rs Richmond, Yu. June IV ('apt. SalRoosevelt members of the credentials lie M r-iin|>kiiiK. saul (o be tfie only «»'iiiintt t«*«\ n<*tin£ iiiHit-r tin* a*ugK«*?«li(ifi woman who ever received u military of Colonel Roosevelt, returned to the commission from President Davis of the meeting of that body today. Confederate stat<-s. Is in a dying eonTheir statement last night that they dltioli at tile * *»llfederate llotlle of liuil left the commit t«s* fur good was Needy Women here, suffering with followed hy u decision to go hack und a 'ife mmrnnnn rtvpthw 1ww m ttw»1 partinput«- •" 'lie meeting i)f that com ministering angels of 1lie la.st Cause and mutts- toduy. in recognition of her unselfish labors and Under tie- revised rules, the Roose unquestioned executive ability. Presi­ veil men churned that they hail won dent Davis bestowed on her the rank of their chief |K>ints. namely to secure the cuplain of cavalry) mtrtMluctlon of new evidence anil great V o lu m « IV TURNED BILLY LOOSE ALL AROUND FLORIDA Ball Player Was Not Even Fined For Disorderly Conduct The General News of The Land of Flowers. In Mayor’s Court Wednesday morn­ ing the participants in tho ufternoon's unpleasantness were present and after the fuels in the case hud been gleaned the Mayor decided to allow Hilly Heardnll the freedom of the county, upon his promise to lx- good in the future. Billysaid he lost his temper and the nffair is patched up as far as thy legul aspect gix-s. But the decision docs not suit tiie people of this city who want good order enforced at the ball grounds and this decision of Mayor Spencers wtabHahes a precedent and tho uniform of a ball player seems to lx- a protection from the law. The fight at the grounds lust Tuesday was a light and should have been punished, no matter who was the aggressor or who the participants. The matter is not a base ball matter but a municipal uffuir, und governed by the laws and ordinance* of the city of San­ ford. which distinctly state* the (x-milty uUiirhtxl for assault und battery, und if Tuesday's affair was md plain assault and battery, in the police category, then tho |x-ople who witnenaed the uffnir nre prevaricators. The Herald has no wish to air the affair. We are glnd it has been amicably settled, but the man or men who fight on tiie bull diamond are common offenders against the com ­ mon law and as such should lx- punished and such an act will have a salutary «•f feet tqxili future trouble maker*. CULLED EROM THE S TA TE PRESS An Cpitome o ( the W eek's Most Im­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. The Seaside Inn at Daytona Beach ojx-ned for the season last Wednesday. It is understood that over 100 partook of the opening dinner. After the dinner a big reception and dance was enjoyed. Crystal Springs is the name of a new town which is being established at tho southern edge of Pasco county, on the the Seaboard Air Line railway, about midway lx-tween Plant City and Dado City. Lakeland is soon to have an up-to-date hospital. ritixu/u hiixintf juj)>arrl)ind »1cx-l( sufficient to show that the venture will prove a certainty. The hospital will cost in the neighborhood of $15,000 angi will lx- erected in the Dram- addition. Jacksonville, through the efforts of J. I). Rooney, assistant industrial agent of the Seuhoard Air Line railway, Is to be made the headquarters of the Womanada Land Association, a concern having u capital of $3M,tK>0, which will have for Its chief purjxwe the development of 18,000 acre* of land in Duval and Nusaau C lllllltll* Buoyant with tfie anticipation of a tine day'» outing with u numtx-r of his B r ia n E n jo y « I (invention young friend» at Worthington Springs, t'hii-iigo, III.. June 21 Co| William when he left (iuiiieaville Sunday inomJeioniigi. Ittv.aii wU-.\ >.U a«ka, >1. « » H uH. um igomoz 1L liaakia 11 yawn candidate of tiie Democratic party (or President und attending the convention here as a working newspa|x-r man, »u>T be is enjoying the gathing more than any otln-r Kepuhlicait gathering he ever attended _ He lays tills is »«, h«-ca'.l»c he bus been Ix-xted hv tmit it of tiie lead mg candidates for the l(e|iulihcan nom illation for tin- presidency and is in |xwn Hon to go to the loser and assure him that defeat is not fatal, that lie. having hud it for his |Hirtion tlirts- times i» still alive und enjoying himself und is. there­ fore. un uuthotiry on the subject As to tin- winner, be says whatever mistakes are made this week, the Dem­ ocrats will have full op|xirfunity and jiower to correct ut Baltimore "N ot a single worry for me." vnuj the nun iif II II Hitukin. »»-cn-tary of the American Pecan Company, was returned to In» home a cor(*e Sunday night, fol­ lowed by the grief-stricken father, who wu» almost frantic from the effects of In* ex(x*rtence The lad bad been drowned in » bii)ou of the Santa Ko river within «ight of a dozen of this companion*, who wen- out enjoying a »»m i, and for three hours or more the bods was under the water, finally lieing discovered in shout twelve feet of water, but lodged under u brush only ubout two feel below the surface ug« er tune for debate More tliau an hixir anil u quurter was Sunday school V 45 a m . I K Met tx'cupied iiy the Kixwevelt attorney's in pn*enting the RxxiseVelt side of tfie case linger, Supt. that of the Ninth Alabama District. Preurhing 11 u. rn . hy pastor Sub Member* ii( the committts- express jecl. "t iimmI <’ loth«*. Preaching ft p. in., by pastor. Sub doubt as to the potv-ibihty of concluding ject, "A Prayer Meeting in Hell" the 72 rontest hearings in time to make Prof t I. Polk i- m charge of the a re|«»rt to the national convention to­ For some tune there ha» been con­ choir at this church and good music will duy. siderable talk of another election to de­ R im kx vc It mcmlx-rs of the credential be rendered ut each service. termine whether Miami should issue committts- ngris-,1 in a conference at another sen«* of bonds, for improve­ noon to push only the Arizona, t'ultfor Neil Sunday Afternoon nia Texas and Washington cotitesi «-us.-» ment* which sr«- very necnaary- It 1» c o lo n e l A mi »(«• I am h a v in g the That long delayed Associated ( har generally acknowledged the n«*ctw*ity of t s -1,-lrgut«* 111 all 11me of iny lite III«— meeting I- to tie held at tfie Mar lln* step I’he city council ha* order«*d Tlo", di-. lured this*- w, r>' tin- most un Theatre .it four o'clock next .Sunday port.Hit cil-s — The iigris-im-nt w.i* made an election to take place on August 27th afternoon It is un|<ortant tliut every in tie- hope of shortening the commit to determine whether said bonds shall \t T h e P r e sb y le r ia n t huri h one who believes in this movement lxissued. . The bonds art- to ixi issued tee's Sessions. Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach at for the following purjioscs and none of should be there and help to gel it started - The totul number of contests involved right. The constitution i» to be adopt­ in the Hadley reeolution wits 72 arts in- the Presbyterian church next Sunday the funds are to be diverted for other ed anti directors and officers elected to cluded also 22 delegates from Arkansas morning und evening. All are cordially |iur|xe«*. E’or s«-werage the sum of carry on the work l-et every citizen Indiana Kentucky. Michigan and Ten­ invited $15.00(1. for the |iur(x>s«- of widening, of Sanford be there o|M-nmg and paving »ln-et*. $20,000; for nessee < ( ,ns-n and It lolly tin- popular ( acquiring property for dix-ks, |iurks, etc., The pros|Mst of holding the national comedians who have made hundred* $1,0.000, for the (iiir|«»«- of sequiriug anil Those Tent .Meetings convention idle for several day* while I la ugh at t tn blur I heal i-r will >hex- t in*if p,pii|>ping a lire sub station, $5,000; for Mr W aldron Will tell whut lie thinks 11,,-«. *,-r.■ considered, induced Him,-,- , engagement at tin- Mur s-aturduv night. 1pay rtn-nt of existing indebted!!«*», $20,about the Buss and Stapleton tent meet Veit llleli to Hgr.s- to ubundoll the last Friday night they will present the 000. for the |»ur|K»se of constructing furtheir light on mgs at the Congregational church next group and center "Dutchman and the Girl, a fine comedy j nace for d«*troymg garbage, $6.000 Mr Halbert »luted that "seven or Sunday night, at 7 30 Colin; and hear net and Saturday night "Willie's I in i eight Roosevelt men ha I agreed to the whut he has to su_, ish," the ucl which was such a big hit in In the morning will lx* given the sec­ plan" and that it would lx- formally ( ut In Prlrr Of Ire Jacksonville. Tho jiicturv* have lx-en ond of the sermons to children. There presented to the convention. unusually pleasing thi» wtss-k, and feuWith the price lof ice cut in half, prac­ The Ninth Alabama contest involved were twenty-eight children that stayed tun* of tin- “ Star" brand are billed fur tically »(»caking, consumers can now to hear the children's sermon prearhed t(n- control of the district committee. Friday and Saturday nights. The same last Sunday. Is-t more stuy next Sun­ R o o s e v e lt men claimed the Taft fore«* low prirv* prevail and a show that will have this essential commodity at 20 cents |x-r hundred (xiumls and in house­ day und let the parents come too. The had holtisl wtitle the lattur rlaimed they please the moat fastidious will lx- seen at hold» ice will lx- delivered at the same had uctuul control of the committee and subject* will be "What the ( lock fells the Star both nights. Your lust chalice rule, m small quantities, as it has been that the Roosevelt men had used an un­ M e." T h is is another Gkji-ct sermon. to Green anil be jolly. to tin- wholesale consumers. * authorized resignation of a Taft memBeginning with toduy, this new rnte lx-r in order to fill his pluce. Weather Report go«* into effect and Jacksonville will Writing About Ilr(rk Hoads Under the rule admitting new evi­ Overcast weather. Probably showers have manufactured ice as cheap os it is dence the Roosevelt attorneys succeeded Tiie Herald is it) receipt of many let­ powiih|c to m-II and deliver It and persouth and central [xirtions of state to in introducing an affidavit from the ters from foreign ri*idents wanting infor­ hu|m it will lx- the lowest rate anywhere night or Saturday. Taft -M-cretary of the distrirt committee mation regarding the bond issue for in the United State*. There is no tell­ to show the Taft men hud been "bolt­ brick roads and all of the non-resident* ing how long the cut in rates will be in Will Improve Farm ers." who own property here are heartily in effect, but with a rorn(>etition started Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tracey of Argofavor of the new road district und the the l«x-ul concerns will maintain the new Ain't It The Truth? niu. Kun»., arrived in Sanford yesterday brick mads. Most of them live in com­ prici* for a considerable time.—Jack­ When things do not suit a citizen he and w-ill Ix-gin improvement© on their munities where the roads are mnde jx;r- sonville Tlmt-a-Union. farm at once. Mr. Tracey s|x-nt the generally drops Into the printing office munent and naturally they favor the winter tn Sanford and after watching und Huy» lo the editor: "It's un infernal same treatment in Florida, where the carefully the progress and marketing of outrage! It is your duty to denounce it Heavy Frost In Orlando need of good roads is so manifest. Sev­ Sanford's last winter crop purchased n as such through your pu|x-r. Burn 'em eral of these tax payers cannot vote here Reports from Orlando indicate that a furm near Beardall and Celery avenues. upt" If the editor arts upon this advice but they are instructing their friends heavy froet hit that city last Tueeday. He will begin inprovements at once and and the persons who are "burned up" re­ who can vote to support the bond issue It occurred shortly after the hall game ho|x* to get the place in cultivation it sent the burning, does the citizen stand for the increase in value to the projx-rty here and was noticeable as soon as the back of tlx- editor? Not on your life. on early date. He has b u s i n e s s around the corner. will more than pay for the improve­ players and their friends arrived back home. Manager Cheney has ordered a People are mighty tickled to have a ments. Will Buy A Machine new player' from the South Atlantic newspaper "jump on" somebody, but The Kissimmee Valley Gazette has league to prevent a repetition of thee© when the newsjiajx-r has a little item Cooked Food Sale plured an order for a linotype machine killing frosts in the future und Orlando , that ruin their fur the wrong way. they to lie installed in their office not later hopes to warm the atmosphere to such an The huln* of the Presbyterian church are up and coming Think of these thnn the first of Septemlx-r. It is un­ extent that the home team will not have will have a cixiked fix«I sale at the store things the next time you want a new» ' derstood that thts added equipment has their fingers touched by tho cold again pajx-r to "burn 'em up," and go and burn . of L. I\ M«-Culler tomorrow afternoon. been made absolutely necessary by the this winter. ’em up yourself.—lakeland Telegram. [ Pies, cake*, salads, etc. growing busimeas of the Valley Gazette. Sunday at the Methodist ( hurt h �Y r < jA • —— i • . . ■*• - • . . . ’ — ~*.îr-' W « K 3 - , '- - -Æ-953— Pf . SANTORO HERALD . «lune 21.1912 ’ »7» •>w» j S*’ * / How to Develop Tills Community More RAPIDLY D id you know IN SU RA N C E? that m ore than one hundred What has been done cannot be remedied. SECTION E A C H Y E A R f o r Begin now tjt’otop the flow by K EEPIN G THE M O N E Y A I HOME. th ou san d This can be done by insuring in the ¥ • American Bankers’ Insurance 7 • Company • ' d o l l a r s l e a v e s t h is m i>Mwiy. i •_ % Aij Old Line Reserve Life Insurance Company owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers throughout differont sections of this country. Characteristic of Bankers, it is M OST’ ECON O M ICALLY M AN AGED and offers .the GREATEST SE C U R IT Y to P olicy Holders. It is the only Life Insurance company that invests its money locally. Examine its policy contracts and you will have no other. ' > CHAS. L. POLK; Local Representative PEOPLE’S BANK OF SANFORD -----------T HIS IS T O -CE R T i n - Thai Ibis Hank has a »m in ,-I with T i l l' A M E R ICAN HANKERS' ISNTRANYT, C O M P A N Y of ( bi,:n '~ whereby it agrees to deposit all of the money received for Insurance in This Section in This Bank, and the same to be loaned ou t in this community. This means long time loans at lower rates of interest. H. E. TO L A R , Cashier EMiPmros m d ii n B i p P _EL~' f e w *. 1 ___ WS9 : r Jacksonville Wednesday and will visit his brother there. Ill DA ITEMS Mr < .\ ltaul«TH<in left last week fur Mr and Mrs Henry Kstridge have Ohm. where hi 'ill join hl> wHe and t hey their daughter, Mrs. boons and two '<*■ — 1 will spend the -uminer months visiting children of Palmetto as tlietr guests. relatives and friends They all drove to Inuiguood Wednes­ c v - t í —y Miss Hobble Nicholson is in Sanford 'w* day to visit the Wute family there. ' this week visiting her sister, Mrs W. A. Severnl members of the Hickson and Tillis. GENEVA JOTTINGS llludsoe families of Celery avenue are Mr. Perry' Taylor and friend, Mr Considerable excitement prevailed here enjoying a visit to the coast near New Sin, left fur t trlandn Monday, alter Sunday' morning wlwni it was learned Smyrna. -I " ml V i few Weeks w ft li M r s U I Mr and Mrs Mr.mile, .if <Ylerv . • ' Til. l..r that Mr H M Pntlidiall'« -*tor>- had |p«*n broken in sometime during (he title left tjil* Week lor i ll-it ,tl their o|.| Mr h -•*1 <Thi-- and f.tmiK have reMrs. It M tUrlied to tlieir home in Jacksonville af­ night, and tin- rash drawer robbed of its home at Charlotte, N • contents. Deputy Sheriff Mire-11 Tay­ Greer and children of ( uim-ron City ter spending a few weeks visiting Mr. lor wan notified, and after some search traveled with them to visit Charlotte, and Mrs. J. H. iluddlesion. succeeded in capturing Boss Flower, a their former home also. Mrs. F. Curlett left Monday for Bal­ young colored boy, with some of the Mrs. Keen returned to her home in timore, to s|M<nd several wts-ks with her money in his possession. Mr. Taylor DoLand on Tuesday, after spending mother. took him to Orlntulo Monday. Master Ira I till- left for his h o m e in about three months with her daughter, Suoford Motulay after spending several K I. Britt. Mrs. F. f ’ urlett left yesterday morn- I Mr* w e e k s with hm grandmother, Mrs ing for a visit to friends in Baltimore I A carload of tiling is Is-mg tinlouded at i Nicholson. We will all miss this jolly little lady and |Harr> Ward's Beardall avenue farm Mr and Mrs. Mclaiin, Mrs. J. I' hope she will return to us s<sm. Hi in week. Adams and Mis» Addie Gresham were in Miss Pearl .Warren, who has been the Duncan Mitchell and Fred Cowan. Orlando Wednesday. Mr. Mclauri car­ guest of the Misses Pattlshall has re­ Jr., a.-j guarding convicts at a «-amp near ried then over hi his auto. turned to her home in Martel, Fla. Pulnlku. j. Miss Nannie Hurris of Winter Park is Our-young people who want to Orlan­ Miss Jennie McClelland, together with visiting her friend, Mias Belle Eichner. do for the teachers' examination some her nunt, Miss Mae Prevail of Geneva time ago have ull received teachers' cer­ leave Friday on a month’svWt with rel­ WOODLAND PARK NOTES tificates, and are now receiving the con atives in New Smyrna and Fan Gallic. gratulations of friends. Sunday , the brightness of the ilay, fol: \ Miss Mabel Barnes went to Jackson­ Miss Nevada and Miss Callie Grant ville Tuesday after spending sevcrul lowing a season of continued rain, was havo returned home from a visit to months with Mrs. C. G. Perry and Mrs. welcomed by evyry one'as shown t>y the Lockwood. -. many out walking, driving or motoring. W. W. Drawer. The many friends of Miss Mildred At Woodland the sunbeams drifted Alligator hunting Is the .popular sport Kehbindcr will In? glad to learn that fa­ down through the trow to the water and here now. vorable reports are received daily from added to the pleasant liveliness of the Mrs. C. G. Perry and children go to bathers in the pool. Many visitors Dr. Pearson’s of Orlando, under whose Savannah this week to spend some time. came and went throughout the after­ care she was placed. Mrs. W. J. Daniels is spending a few Mr. Perry will also be in Georgia look­ noon. A private launch party, al.-to the days In Oviedo, the guest of Mrs. How­ ing niter the peach and other crops for occupants of u yacht anchored neur, his commission firms. ard. were nmong the Woodjnnders. We are sorry to learn that little Henry * F. F. Dutton was at his home on Ohio Some of tiie boys walked. Others had uvenue over Sunday from Fort Pierce to, owing to an accident to tho uuto in Harrison is <juitc ill. Mr. W. L. Seig has gone to Green and vicinity, where he has been ship­ which they had started. All said that Cove Springs, where he has accept«! a ping pineapples, etc., for several weeks. it was hot, and straightway prepared for portion.-------------------------------------We ore told "Mr. Fulton has pur- T plunge into tbo cool water and a A number of young people spent a chased the reaidenco owned by Miss shower hath. Several members of the very pleasant day at Lake Harney last Wylly on Melonvillo avenue, where they base ball leam “ took the treatment Thursday, chaperon«! by Mrs. Patti- have resided since coming here from also which presupposes that Sanford will win tho next game. ahalL Philadelphia lost fall. | A ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McLain and the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brady and thfir Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hancock left on Miases Ramona and Barbara McLain Tuesday for their former home, Homer, littje daughter, with Mr. and Mrs. Par­ spent Sunday In Sanford. III., for a visit. They go via Chatta­ iah' und litti« boy drove out in the after­ nooga and other points enroute mght- noon; olao Mr. and Mrs. Carter and son M O O R K '8 STATION in their auto. All agreed that Wood­ »«•¡ng. land is tho place to keep cool. Mr. and Mrs. Godwin nnd little son About twenty jicnons went from hero on Thursday evening to tho revival arr at home again. Mrs. Gdilwlfl-*is Hava you triciLÜM» Sirrinn House? 4th _ nearly bulplosa from a stroke of paralymooting. and Palmetto. If not get u meal ticket. Mr. and Mrs. Wylly Knight and chll- U s Much sympathy is expressed for . 34 if tlrdb took advantage of tho excursion 10 • ■, « . r* ';Y H.. ♦ S *J Mi* Í' ' tii& k r . It may be just what yon need. PVBELT Arid K e e p Y ou W e ll . v e g e t a b l e Insist- 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. Aldridge I Newlan Pharmacy ^>+++ + + + + + 4**+ *+ ♦ + ♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ A R E YOUR F E E T COM FORTABLE? These long hot days. If not, put them into the proper Footwear. We can help you into the right sort of shoes for style, com fort, and service. W e’d suggest white. <1• E. G. D U C K W O R T H J FEET 7 t: .i- . V . . Telephone No. 09 FITTER ’ ' -■ ’ ■♦Í il Sanford, Florida ;:!! Subscribe : for : the.:* Herald �♦„U; 2 IJ 9 U TUE SANTORO HCRAlO . 3 >U t ^ »-T a c a n a a g ^ : — FBOM T lft i NATIONAL CAPITAL J O H N B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y '* Waahlngton, D. C., Juno 21, (Special;. L IN C O L N H U L L F .Y . Ph L> Lai I) I I I) P , r v .d v ,.t —Tbe conferences on the River and Hnrbor appropriation hill are »low n k; IMF. RESI S C H O O L FOR Y O U R C HI LD REN together, hut there 1» »till n vast amount I Send rhein to Stetson, lull Perm Begins Sept. 25 to do before a final agreement la settled. I 4*1 I'ru f rw o n i an t Ir.a tru t lo f t ( nl|*-g «• of I .it»« ral A rla IV I 'n i v r r a i t ) li o i L lm f « « ’c ilirg r of l»«W For a time It looked aa if the difference* , JN A« r* I i m t i u i • ollt-gr «if T v l i n o l i ' g ) f»D| S lU'Jenta |.*»t Y •a r between the Senate and the House mem- ; * o llr g r nf Mu«ittrws f I .IIOO.OOO DO Endown»**?»l I'ftj.aralory Arsijriny ben on the conference committee u,-r, 'l V o lu m e « n I tUrar v S’ orrr al S« Ihh^I s |o imh > ri|s# i Irg a n Sfh<>i| o* Mr»*lian Arta IrrtConcllable because of the ameml I lo I^*rg» |4lnifaf«irua for S. irrii'e S. fl «Ml I of M ,|.l, menta inserted by the Senate, but a bet­ l n a u r j » I t*«n«*ral Ktjuiprn«*fU «Srhutil of Firn A r t « S r p a a lr l>nrm a tort«*« for yo un g m«*n and ynung w o m e n ( a r r i « i l ad m I n l»l r a I ion and Hoir ter spirit is prevailing am^jt is expected ou gh M jp m l* io n . I h r L l lu n and not a r r ia r ía n Ira rh ln g f o r cataloga or t i r « « , for Infor m a ltó n , or ftir n w m r r a r r t a l lo n a ilt lr « « « that a complete agreement will l,e reached eventually, it will bo at least JO H N IL S T E T S O N T N IV E R S IT Y . D E LA N O , FLO R ID A three weeks beforo the conferee* make their jrport on tho bill, tho ultsence of members at the Chicago nnd Baltimore An O r t l ln a u r r Ifrg t.la fln g t h r («s n a lr u rtlo n of (¡< m k | f a m i a m i b u g g y h o rs e fo r »a le M uoia, t h l m n r ) « , U ri* IH a re « antl H u t* . an«l conventions, making further confer l'r o t ld in g I rrta ln Lim ila Ih «* rrfo r a n d t w o m ilk c o w s w itti c a lv e s A p p l y to I Ii o i i k iw K W i l s o n ."iN-tf ence meetings impossible until after the Mr it o r«la ln rd L ) th» ( it> * »»u nril «»f v anford flo rid a adjournment of tho conventions. Se*«-ti«in I T h a t '* itblfi Ilo foIloW illg t,r«*-»*rilw«l , National convention time is work time lim ita lo w il T h a t pa r! uf tf.r i i t y of S a tifn rd . H « r In I lf « J ln » n r r t ria lin g in K u l r , nf Ih r l(„ a d . f„r •da, l»otiti li-«| un i h r n o rth i>> I ak c M onna*, ori I nr uf ^ r h l f l r , I pnu t h r M lf r r t . for the delegates, but play time for those t h r a r a i b y 11olly i v r n u e , ori the am idi liv T r n t h ^ • tn«rt, un th* «*aat by l ’jn«* a v e n u r, u aliali In* un In 1« «»rdatnrd I.y ( h r C i t y nt S a n fn rd . F b ir id » Congressmen who do not contemplate la w fu l fix any (n r-n ii ui in i n n - , or i a m . S r r ln t ii 1 T h a t it »halt In- u n la w fu l for an y In m v i f u l . any b u ild in g o r i t » n l l O i r f „ ,u -* that a visit to the great political arenas at to lu av h r , .-alt.-« I*, i o i i . ( r u ‘ t..| , n i . « , r . - I o» t r h u il' I " ■»“ •» 1,1 >u«l«l<- any o n r nr m on- ut ( h r t o llo « m g Chicago and Baltimore. Agreements w ith I r í a n ! ., «h in flo «, p la n k » nr u lh r f runl>u>(ll>h- I 1'11*'’ «■* »h* *t»>a.l of ih»- r i l y of K an fnril or (n fla m m a h lr m a lrru il 1 H u ir I h .-r p to t h r right of Ih * ■ ( „ « -( were both made by the Senate and the SwcUon 2. A ll m ain r h l m n r y , lor h r r p la n a nr Jh d r 2 K„-|> tu t h r rig h i In p r r n ilt t in g an o th er v elili I»- to o v r r t a k r yo u, whlc\i vallicir »h a ll t u r n a r » -,: A ll lire placea, n r chim ^ryra in an y llouse not to attempt anything but b u ild in g h r r r a f t r r r m f r d , a lle rt i o r „ - p a l m ! in p a n to I h r left o l the vehicle overtak en . H u i* 3. In ord er th a t all vehicle* o n r* c h aid* routine business whilo tho political ex­ i h r « I n n i ' p r.-'C r 11--1 lim it «, w ith o u t r , ( , r , - n r * to i h r purpoae for w hich th e y aliali be u m l . «I.a jl 1« nl " I r -v t * h »'l • » h r w d n l In the name dira v tlo n citement commnntls the aytentlon of well and «e ru re ly h uilt (ro m the (r o u n d u p . and s 11 v h l c l r a . w hen M o p p in g at the »id e w a lk . are th ro u g h the b u ild in g to a po in t at leavl th re e f ,v t , cs|U lr«-d to tu rn , il n e c .-n a ry , ao th a t the thf«e the country. a lm v e tlat root and tw o (re t a U iv e rid ge of jx-al, ol » e1*« » h » H be •» ••>* rig h t of the d r iv e r « h e n Ono of the diversions forecasting the r xif of » u r h b u ild in g ; the w a ll« of c f il m n r - rh all ' , 0 I' ** m R,C lm of .to n e or h r u k at lew>t S in c h «« In Ih lc k ru ««. , « “ » ' ' A n y |M-rwiri tu rn in g a n y corner where official congressional vacation was a .If fire piare i. of «Urne, .a m e m uât I.e l i niche. 1''’r- r u ,l> -l'te w a lk la lo the Irti h an d »h all m ake n,,, nr»r«» •<« the cu rii th a n tfie m id d le of base ball game between the Democrats in thicknewaiand l«-g m n in g « u h fo u n d a tio n . ..p-h hrick or alone w. rk «h v ll l~ laid In .e n ie n i m o r d i ll" SUMMER FERTILIZERS SIZE - Q U A L I T Y - E A R L Y M A T U R I T Y Sf Nl) hOK OUH THE I STRENGTH or even early in Sejiteini>er. I'b« general belief now is tiuil President Taft will veto two lug A|i}>ro|>naUun bills—the 1/egislutive, executive anti Chill and F ev er T o n ic , im judicial liiidKet, on account of the abolish a gen era l to n ic fo r tired ment of th e. Commerce Court by lie House ami Senate, and tin- unity bill, feelin g and m a la ria . because of the rider displai'ing <.• ti» -.,! Wood, Chief of Staff I’ In*, it i- • c hiM iciitt IPtiif 1 . 0» «iiitte ( tiiiolv f mr )PE0Plf$ BANK OF SAMFORD , (»ected will force a dead lock bet -a . •t. Ida 7lh hull, litl t.ircull t.om t D [ P0 NSURfO AGAINST LOSS _ the executive and legislative brun.be- | »1- |i I t .j.t l» lit \a I »1 %i»r» «* A movement lias I m start»-*! in untici lin if g ln ( ( u lb r n h 1 4%0H SAVINGS [ration of this situation to continue over b U i n i r t l n (' ('tilb r. tb M . M . S M IT H , P r «» It i i p i ^ a r s from t h r sworn lull d u ly O b t l In ifir Into July the existing appropriations a l m v r r n l l t l n l m u s r l l m l t b r pin« •*of frai«|rnii* of M. R. S T E V E N S . V -P r « « . t h r t u h l Gn*rgb» F ( ‘ ulf-r« fb 1 « 1 1 1 kj 1 0 v.11 to h im , H . E . T O L A R . C a th ia r for the fiscal year ending June 20. tfm l stir i* u v r r i h r i f «- .»f f**» ol> <«n* y«*uf* tbnf m Ih«* *t>«ir «•( 1 ‘•»rivl.« th r It will cause great grief among the it hr fi or rt r 1' *i i l i p »•«1i**r'*-»o 1•|m«w*f1 »0 lij*««t * ' -'*0 v»i»«il»| W11 nl s 1 1,| ! Departments, for it interferes will. 11n•»r » U»-« l h 1•>. ; • ft»« 1 » t-.r. r! »»I 1 •« . - »' 1 ' t • full , system of book-k«*»-ping. All books n, in>M»mi :«r»o.. I IV l l i r Mil tin ’ N e *C V I I *' the various branches are su|i|M>s»-<i t•■ 1.« •»1111» I - iru • r ••• 1 •» "f 'I»»* '-f* |I « L .r V . 1 i,|. ff«l tbrti t *s ‘ 'll« r f - 1 ! -»...i balanctsl by July 1st, and fongn-x- .,1 Ht tl»r S if lf -p t M* r «*•1 •« it* — *, • — .i I 'V » ways tries to puss tin- appropriation- Of ,»MP -N i *a H. M ! ' * before that date on that aceount tV ben i tic -• «I t f«« rrw»f <tua if.» I istli «li») f t Mui A I* II M » N • * i I f\ It happens that Congress fails to ex«- l'* | J ar ,| H . M A H * .- . • I » cute the necessary legislation, all plans Di» k i n a««ti *v I ». km*- i A i l »r I «>iii f«l t In 7.1 h«« in the Department miscarry, ami much C o a t» lit t le — niaka b ig tn ..ti«r . / H ' « i''.V.*» fV ' ^ ' V 'ghteat r u n n in g 11 1 »11 1« 1 « $*F104 H I S K v a rf greater work in accounting is entailed. >111 fille d w ith w ire r a id » ilrlv a •«* o o l a tla rh an d ad) in tattle Id le r Im p ro v e d c arria ge There M-cms to be no help for it this fn the Circuit Court. Seventh .ludlclal a c t in g device la iju lr k actin g and a U ln a »a ve r, year, however, in view of the preaenr * Circuit. Orunitc Conni>. florida fa. I a In all alrea p o 'V a 'd v and a la tlo n a ry S o lifi.r.l Me. h iñ e A l.e rn u «- t u llí i W. e u . l r t l . . . UrtUrv akla.l* “ * * » '* " . outlook. ,w, t||iiw>f«, . •*»J -Jo f t«a 4 rj ra»«k w »tu m An OidlnAnce KrUlfng to AnlomoMIrv U« It onlnined by ihe Clly Council ol Snnford, Florida: Section I, From and after tbe |iaa»ag- of thU ordinance It aball be unlawful for any (lerwin to run Uiy aulbmoblle uu any |,uklir *t r t I.f the city of Sanford within the are llmila al ■ greater fie ld than twelve miles aa hour, at on any public atrwt In the rlty of Sanford otitaidr of the fire lim­ it« at a greater rate of »peed than fifteen mile, »ri hour, or for any perw/n lo run, drive or u«e «n> automobile In a emrelm* or negligent manner Section 2. It »hall be unlawful fur any |»rem under lb* age of fifteen year« to otwrate, fiAti.llr or run, in an* manner any automublfe, or In any banal* the Me»rlng wheel or other appar atua by which the automobile 1» controlled, on inv atr«et or alley in the city of Sanfonl, and it »ball bn unlawful for any prraon owning or controlling any automobile to permit any per-on un.br fifteen I of ag» to violata the provlafona of thia orditiSection 3. No penon »hall drive or run an au­ tomobile tomoblle oo any of Ibe public puldic »(recta atreeta of or U><- en y uf‘ Sani « i l brtwwa runrrt' and w n n «,_ w ltb o u t ________ aa lto throw having one or mor» lighta ao arrange,! ___ __ _________________ tho automobile ma y their light forward in directioni the automol and une lamp ahowlng rcl frnm Mar uf Fdfi ________ 4. It ahall be unlawful for any peraon to run or operate any automobile In any manner on t M atrvwt» or alleyi of the city of Sanford, unlew, tha a*me la equipped with a good and auflUient brake in good working order. Section ft. All automobUee »ball have a good h e n ar other ro*«n* ol givlng an alarm, and the peraoo running or driving any automohlle »hall give an alarm before turning any comer, and In thn'flrw limita b« ahall giva añ alarm beforv cru«, loe any itrtH . Section » . fill/ Any k®neraon violating any of (he O ^W tall wv *»pcovlaiooa of tbleI ordinane* ahall aba be punkihed by ■ " f?, ut by Impftaiinrrv» *!« Bit» of not eioreding ten dollar., twenty dey» or both. for not mora mor» than Twenty ia*J«a 1. Alt ordinance» or par»» of nr.lin I hereby cwrtlfy that the foregoing ordlnanrr ordina waa duly pavead on the 20th day of M a y , A- I> M . W . L O V ----------- - E IJ , (Mark, c T»-Fr1-«t tl**4 St»». IiIIary A Tk|l»f If»» Werki, Bet 15. Mu»», 1». lite (ù-.rgin Motor I'm Com 1 un ity 'd rfe n .!tin t j o I» I) Mi-Cnll, dumi laialtir«. n. tin (.wwgin Motor Car Co of Allnnln Ccrgia and nil .ibera w lu im n m«y,wurt/'iIt apte-or* front In e v fTln .iv il t .f r .f w a r v l Miiblin* nf S a n fo rd M ach ine in d iln ro C c t’,.iii| «.n » p k iin lifl in tlic Mlatvr , t a t „ i . uuac tim i >>..i .. n.-n tt-.id r n t of tfie a t a lr of r'b e k le a n d n « r i t o ' a lt... lim ent lu i. I - en I* ( n i l . - . i c i ..Ut in iFiU i m u t un i g.aala nini c h u t (cia Iw lun gln g lo » .a i. i v .n .i .t i n g Onr t I ) E v e r r it Tta trln g C a r. loi* le e n ..ttm l i . - l m ..td rt lu aattafy a d r n m n d ag a in a t im i in tlu - ».u n ul C iv e H u n d re d IV illn r» ($ 5 0 0 1 n llr g r d lu 1 « due by ym j lo |.|nlntlfT in i h r a laive couac T mi n rr t lirr r f n r v ord ered to „|-|<« « r Ir -f .ir r t in i honor itile „ r tir l un or t*-/ore t lir S rl, d u y of \ ..goal A 0 II H 2 . »a m e Irt-lna u r t ile d i i , ni I l o « . » u f i u t h r r w i u - ju d g m e n t w ill l v c n ie re d agntnal yua by d é fa illi It t» fu rtiier ordered ili.it t in « notice I»- pul.liahed î ^ . ^ e w » paper i-uhniTird In SafifóflT nnrtaa Wilncaa my hand nnd arid ihla Kill, dny o A O I Ir>t12 2 t r „l II M K.etn»,*» ( Irrk nl Circuit i.'ourt Ornngc County. Cluikla 7 3 -9 F ,l fiv M A Howard I) C HCl'AKTMLNT 01 THK INTERIOR, U S Und Olfic* ai (ialneavllle. Ma | May I . IIH2 1 Solicela hcrel.yglvrn thntCyrilC Boyd. o fl’anla. Ha wbo. on j.inuary ISlh. C H I . nin.lc homrau-ad e n tr y . »crial.No 07711«. for EH of N W . nnd NH of SWV». Sci. rf. Tuwnablp 2 0 South, katige 21) i.aat. Tallahaaace Mcrklian. baa fil„l noti»* uf intcnlion lo moke fi ritti „wnmiilallon proof lo ratnhllal. rliiira lo I h r land alrtivr dea»!ilici, lef u t tb c Clcrt ol lite Circuii Court al Oliando iMnridi» on Ibe ÌA lhd «7uJjM »c. 11)12. riatauynl M in o aa »| tnc,»c, lama» M Bf.ucn.of 1 Ilici. FI« l ; i n „ 0 Crown, of Citici. Ha e Jerry M. ltrt*IAw, of Eihel. Ha. Finley B Click, of Elhel, Ha y° 7 3 -Cxl-Stp w HENRY 3 CHUBB. Resinar. book GROVE. t FRUIT A N D VINE F O R M U L A S . Ideal Fertilizers and Idcul Methods made the banner crops ol the State. WILSON & TOOM ER FERTILIZER CO. M 4 n u f * c (u ie r i of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE - ......................................... FLORIDA •*Ty the iiJrj ai nu ¿#* 1 ¡U ü H M y Doctor Said Y ’ -* " T r y Cardul," writes Mrs. 2. V. Spall, ol Hayno, K G " I was In a very low state of health, and was not able to be up and tend to fry duties. I Uid try Cardui, and soon bc^an to feel better. 1 got ahk to Nc up and help do n y I housework. I continued to take the medicine, and n ow V | am able to do my housework and to care for my children, and I feel as though I couM never praise Cardui enough for the benefits I have received.? C a r d u i A M otor f o r WomansTonic we ore in your service with the very l**st ours We npvt r sb-op If you lire m (rouble mil n* iniy tmur of thr nijihl <>r dny Sanford Machine & Garage Company P H O N E 331 ai Send Your Work fo Us and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving, ( ’lock and Jew elry Repairing GRF.F/NLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers 41 West Hay Street Jacksonville, Florida »«fl Women Should Know This Thousand* Who Were Weak and Suffering Havo Been Mad« W ell and Happy . __ ___ J,ri you aufTer with perlodloal b«-»<1acb«aT 1 j Do you complain of alo»p.«»»im»» »nd u»rvou»n»a»T Hnvo you begun to bar« »pell* of iB*»ln*«a anti vortlfoT [>(,„■ Indigestion and alom»ch mlaory la any of it« many form» w u s y»S of lb* laedlHbl« approach of n*rTou»n«aa» and d«blllty? Uo at once It. your drugglat *ud K«-t a bottl» of the moat wonderful r egtarnll>* wPhln tho i*arh of womankind lodfty Out n boltlo ot R«00% N#W Iluallh slid as ihouaRnds of otliar aufTarlug. half despondent w o n « ha» * ) don« before and tb.oiaanda moro will do. you will ffml In lla pgcullar curaUra quulltlai tbe womanly health and »trengtl, you dgslr« l ake Itanoa New Hoslth and you wUI nnd «ii«ai 11 surely and UjorovyAly relluvo« Scanty Profiiae. Painful, Irr»gular or Bupftresahd Meagt/uation, Elfpt|y Perloda Vonaiani W «arla»a. and \V»akn»»t, Depres.lon, CramM. DlaaJ- ' n on violent n,..«da> b»a. PalpltAtlon of the Htari. Palo, In th* n»*li ahd Orolnv, l/i-ucorrh*-« and all Inflammation«. Ulrerado* and Dlacharga «1 Um Vatina and I’ terna '1vTb'* lb*, beat leal 1l>»t can bn applied to Henoa New ll«altb U U 00* ft. Many women need only ihla alrapU. wonderful m»dlolu» to aiak« them «tto®« and w*ll If there la the r«imot«»t doubt In your mind of It» uae*an»Myd efficacy, ih» Ruaranteu under whloh It la »old »hould be aumclent to i t ftfce «n «k . fo u l^ . w o ll. T bo eoooef y iu É U r t t a V l u * U. For Sale By Win. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald/¿j 1 will Rent Your House For You For Engraved Cards See The Hérald •• * x m E x p e r t W n t e l i R c p n l r i n f l A ll W o rk G u a ra n tee d »> mi: mW 1« * 2 ™ ’/ wlU bt free froiu iufferlo«. Any P u rp ose a Cardui la succesifuL bccauM ft Is made especially tor women, nnd acte specifically on tho womanly constitution. Caidui dues ono lhm(c and dota It well, That explain* -tluk-xucceaa whlai It linn had, during tho pact fiO Valra.in helping thousands of weak and ailing woman back to health anu happiness. If you are a woman, feel tired, dull, and arc nerYou*. cross and Irritable. It’s because you need a tonla. Why not try Cardui? Caroul builds, strengthens, restore®, and acn In e\ety way as a special, tonic remedy for women. Teat It foi yourself. Your druggist sella CarduL Ask him. V » ' w / *•" — -------------------- wet-fin supply your wants in (lie Automobile line. If you want to rent m - e u ro you an d S u m m e r or Winter v il have 7° ' U on oY saw Heallh h*« n«r«r yet failed lo fiv e r«ll»f. It has made Miaa ■audi of w<mr«n if It not Inrarlably iuoc«stful it coaU not bo s»i4 |t 1% «nsranice to refund money on ffrat bottle li It did not our*. If other S J l clnc» offered to women were sold tn thli wey their proprt«t«re would W ta Ware lo go OHt — ----------------------------------out ooíf btreinert. — . . .. , If you are wesk nnd narroue or If there te aay drain upa* w ith p u rled le a l p a in « , uae Reno’» M r w H o t l U ) e p d a e e h ir r — fut iliac UU CVQIK""vp v-oek« I" die Saufi'td lieM a, fh ee 1 I tells the IIOVV S and W H Y S interesting to a citrus grower at this season. It also gives full description of our line of Take EaENDEWLL’ S . p e n , n t u t p it lituo .iri|«iit/*vli «od r t t a t ln x un de r (lie l n « a u 1 th e atete of F lo rid a . (.Ininlifi .a I» I) M tC iill * *in< l"ttlt»e »a a* latest PAYING •*» 'h a t Ihere w ill I«- a m p i.- „ n in i (o r a and Republicans of the House held la*t UP t'i «irat ll.Nir. an I ih c iu i . l o v e lo » p o m ! w h ir . ** ’• **" ' ' " « . « e (h e l u n , (h e oppoa ue d u e e tu m •film i,e y p io t r ild .-- th ro u g h the r,~d of I.u ik lln g |*«-e ' » « n h im am i III. ru rlSaturday. Tho Republican line-up put the l.n r k .,r alone » . . r k m a y I » laid m fo o d Im m « s " pe'*<m op eratin g or d r iv in g any • < r h r. Clay m orta r, ar.d all h rtrk or .to n r . . . r k >• ' " ' I ••°P «he .a m . or Wave u .la n d in g on Anderson of Minnesota behind the bat carefully n ..„.lm l together I r e n , a l«.< e t l„ - roof •f*y p u i.ln -t r.« -t of t i e eity o l S a n fo rd , rt.-e n t aa.catcher, to receive the puzzlers of hi* tu '«ti» «if rfm n ri(’) t h«* b rirk »»r ifu tu work «hall I«- f^*f 11 ég* ,ír,, dr»wn lip «lid f*z»r«11^*1 with ff-.‘ •l'I. lu I r<f»id«-«L tfiâ» tln » -fiali f«ot appl> t«» in rv 'ru 'n l rn«»f»ar an«l pr*»|*rrly » t»fn**-*I \.| brother colleague from Minnesota. Mil­ laid anv if «M i * f i b i* ba«*kt*l up Ri Hi»* rtirl» f»»r the p'irvf • -f all P» •irti« k •ifutrt'ft »»ti tii«i»b* » *r» jv f *• ng »-r • it»»a»liig. » f•»» I. " u -t I* 11. j <»rp» ler, who pitched. Patten of IV iiiik I * b»M* liRtuI w ill« bu/ i«l »l»«y »»r 1« **a <••!'« j . ! t!v / n. •'f *'k I uibliu g 11 «• «tuli« »tf liti ibbflg, lu'fl flot te*-w %. i N », p. »««»n «fiali rai «.f * an y »»fti«|.vania officiated aa baseman.. Tfiree (fian 'fi'M i-v n in< h«-« in 1 1» t 11 »a > I *«r vr> j-art ••f "T ilu* l'i m» •.are* »l.a ll a •ftiiiiii« ) *r fbi» ••* !•••»» t fi»- Min*» « la i" lilig at»r«-aa< •f n 1 » •*1 1»• » other Pennsylvania Htars figured in the •fiinii»«*> »•f.irb* •r» ! f»» m b u » «n lr of tf»»* M»r««,t, or n» an> r»»ft*•*!I«*f «itti thar» t* In r lH v fr«»tn tb#* %» a i. * a> «ifjstru« t or bl«Mkade the t foifougi» far» Republican lino-up, Porter from that and in ail f ia * « the rtirla lim e F a 11m r u U t nf « t l«-&»t •Miter Srrtfton I A n y (>rra«»n vi »U tm g a n y of tb»* b v r c o u f r > of brick . W lm n i% o or m on» state being on third, Farr acting as short f!u«*« a n pr«>vi«f•«t In c h im n e y , th«* d iv ia io n * a lU prnvbiiiina of this o n llt i t l if f «hall U* pUnbh»*«! by a llm* not rííV 'Tilovjj tw e n ty ñ\«* «l«d la r«( or by ito dura m a ) !*• on ly f«»ur lu r h m in th irk m -v » »top, nnd Reyburn looking out for high |M't«*w-n .Single llura f«»r •tnki'w or k llrh e fi rang»** rna> prira.n rn rrit for not m ore than trn d a y « n f» A ll ordinane»-* »-r parta of \ » n lin tliera out in left field. Iowa luol K e n ­ fia%e tf»«- »«1 1« on ly four inrfw*« thu*k, « f i i r h -b a il a nS. »ectio n riinfliet * i lh 11» » o rd in a rn e are h «r« |.> J n -tr t» t«rai «d t b r !>r»«t «|Uallty b u r n ì b r n k . dall on second, Ames of Massachusetts laid Mat in m o rta r am i f o l 1m Rum I rt %ü > • ^ ^ I f t t 'U . fiw.o ba— !.. f..». - 4 - W - r r » f w i t i r p 1 l -L u t * * * ea-Uify ib a l Ifu» for» guiurf «udinanra» ¿canned the skies' for hits ITT «-enter ..» irm i •ttr n||M »•f n»** im r »»f m»t 1 « thaï» on»* * * ' 4 * I*a-ww«-»l n ’ i » * I » * •*f J »> N I 1 I*• M vs i y u f O lii» |t) ». i», f»*— . f.»-ni t.» oifíb* at I«*a at t field, and Ijifferty of Oregon was there fO•I.4 1I»»\p, •i * -!..* I». »»•r «urfae»* .»f <»»!t»»g or on oth er ap Uf S* f K with his lamps on right lielil Miri al •»[ jMtr» •••». F rilling * Oft »b»*a»« f» M av •» du» »... •. i» •• fian I fir»*« *•• O p p o s i n g them lor tin- I I, in,, rui ■ »• I 1- ■ * * *1' »• *g»' of J- »• was Rouse of Kentucl,} as i-atrlar. and •I. A I »■h I %»»lj,* latti »»r • •t»»*r *.*.-• Webb of North Carolina, an pitcher .fk .fan •* pi « »1 gl|l*l«t fjf * IIf Ili *4I » • Mu« \ ; * IM.-I "im 4 «»l - »..»11 V. known for one day as the "Carolina jj » - >he*r*" •i >(in» ■*If «filli« « « ■ frnHi j l l lin» *t»•I «fir** • • . »• i • * f..'* duckling." The ihre* Imn ~. *,-r, , . \!i ■•>«; tlu. - n . « i . », t. r i l . t . - j g i , i i . * « :: cu by Kaucli u( iixliaiia, at linu, i ru r.H.i. ,,f i.uii.tmg* mr .trt.-tiy ,x..hit,it,Mt «ini — - *............ ..........i VilW o/ ArKnniUlit, :it -u-cufttf ami Uu> i «r.. t i, ■i 11 -» ♦ -f-. f. muse.I of M iv i -.-.i|i|ii, llurnsot, .... i ,,i -f f. f»»»i) l»i»a ill at thin). Shortstop Scully „1 N. -a I,t • \My J«efw»««i »»r |H/N.IIA Vilii .' t.t ,1 * » ■> V I I \ I I V I ) 1 ••f f h»- p r m i*ii»im »»f lltr f««f»-g»» '»g »-r«lir>at»« • * 411 toy plowed for groumlcpi. McDi-rmoi <J|Mirt n »n \ Ir ’ utn rhrrrHif I h I’ iMI*b« I I ) a hue »«*• ( ,Y III i'il II IH V m » i»»**»liig i**n »|««M»«r- ID» »m r .nipt i«*«hm.tii of Illinois v, as in lt-fl lit-l■i. W Ini. ,,| ( f*«»l « (.« -» » lif ig tf ir t> U . r U »H at It« It-. ,*» i 'l l I i III I i v » 1 1 1 ct-nt»-r fit-lcl»-<|, ami ( iiri<-r «.( ( lUalnoi.a » »»»ft *»f 'h r ttiBl «if V ii) !»•■*-••» •« ' , -i ,i « ’ ». • -•( I f » f.»rr-g«.ii.g p*., 4*.»' •• ■*'»» v vi M v i" , i L l, I was tiler«- in righi field I t « . 1 • .»t ,»iI ’ r ar«-f . « t • ' . * • -* «»j /•• j • » II u i Ni III a»-*»'if i'l^ ' 'fu* • » Im s • star u|;gr--|;utlon ll « .is ¡,y;r>-»-.| f.. Ii.ilti I f»»- *♦*»•/ * f ••*• 1 r »? t«4 • •«. I I In i I vi IM -,. •' a joint CUUSUH as to wiio won, an.I ilntl •I . - ta tb . .-••• » i - » « m - * v I » : * * V! W I •*\ • I I l l ' i . 1 11 \ /», u i hasn't is-»-n held yet A p p rit k« .1 • Dr » III I 1 \ l i 11» ,, I \ • . U ^U » N » * K M ay«»r . « f* « It is pnalicU-tl that ('ongretw may r<H li 11 ll I I n 1 1 nl remain in seasion until late in \ngust. ■ .rJdZ. ±1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ ’ •d i 1 li J i t I M ... !• f: �• .. ........ ** vv*e S to?5*,v 8£ »*■ •• . •/ ■ ' . , ■' • Cr •' ■* ' June 21.1912 T « e SANFORD HERALD THf SANfOftD fTCRALDTfOTlE' PabUtbod Evtry Tuwdiy and Friday Mornln* By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Oualn »»» Manager •dhaarlsUa« Prlaa. SS.00 ■ YcNr In Adyano DallTMvd la lb* City by carrkr 92.00 prr year advene or 20c par month. Paymanta In ad tanca amai ba moda at ottica Catarad a* oocood-ciaaa mall matter Anjaat 22nd ISOS, at tha PoautSoa at Sanford, Florida, andar Act of March 3rd. IS79 to Harold Build in* Telephon« No. U S MERE CH ILD 'S PLAY The k^octacle of ball playera mixing it up on tho ground* in the presenco of ladies i> enough to disgust the ordinary audience and lower the atandani of the great American game in the estimation Of a majority of tho people. Regard Isa of the facts in the case The UeraJt believes that the time has come fpr tho aaodation In both d t i a to get together on the subject and forever preclude the poaibility of such a scene being enacter again in either city. Both teams are composed of gentleman and they should act the part, no matter how painful. The people of Orlando and Sanford wil not countenance auch actions in tho future. ■ — O-----FOR BRICK ROADS 3—. ' ■ Ity . H l • There has never been such uniformity • o f action and opinoin on ajjy subject in this section as the present unity on the subject of bonding for brick roads and voting bonds for the same. Our people have put up with miserable roads so long that they are heartily in favor of the dis­ trict plan and the brisk rSada, All they require Is information on the subject and every man who looks into the mat­ ter becomes an instant convert. The editor of tho Heruld has discussed the subject with many of the men who voted against the proposition last year und their main reason for doing so seems to have been tho Idea that Sanford would have to pay for something they would n olgclT Under this new plan of a Sanford district theeo same voters are jwrfoctly willing to voto for tho modest aum now required to build brick roads all over this soction and make good roads also where there have never lx-en any roads before. From the njany express ions heard in every precinct the bond issue carry overwhelmingly and the tax payers can bo assured that th«./ will never regret this forward step. ------O -----A SILVER LINING Rain! rain! rain! 1 - I primary plan has been adopted and at each neooion improved upon. All these measures had to Ih> fought through the House and the Senate; they wercop[K>»ed by the so-culMi conservative ele­ ment. Thousands upon thousands of dollars ware at hand each aemion to de­ feat the will of the people. At the last session an effort was made to outlaw the Insurance Trust and to place Florida upon the same stunding as Ti'iM . anrl Alnlinmn and-sTvcraF-nTtiFr southern states whose Legislatures have been true to the j>eople. The hill was defeated by the Insurance Trust. In 1911 the Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., collected 1164,036.62 from the (/couple of Florida in premiums. The company's total lotcw-n In Florida were $78,366.93. In other words this company collected about I;2.00 for every $1.00 returner! to the tate. In other words, every man or woman in Florida who carrier! insurance in the Hartford Company paid 200 ;>er cent for his or her insurance in 1911. The above exclamation lias been In 1911 the Northern Assurance Coin resounded in our ears for weeks past, and pany of New York received In premiums tho weather bureau holds out no relief. from policy holders (62,113.39. und paid The season has been the most disas­ out for losses (20,701.10. Every man or trous one that we have known for years. woman in Florida who carried a policy The trucking interest has been ulmost a the Northern Assurance Company, total failure, und now the field crops are paid about 262 ;**r cent for his Insur­ threatened. ance In 1911 Hut os very good pnrtw But hope springs eternal in the human were obtained for citrus fruits last sea son, of course the people didn’ t mind this breast. Th# ''darkest hour" is /laid to be "just little expenditure. And of course our before day," and the "blackest cloud" is own people all make over 262 jH>r cent on their investments. not without a "silver lining.” In 1911 The North River Fire Insur­ The rain seems pitiless, but we are ance Company of New York took $12,buoyed with the hope that they will 566.20 from Florida as premiums. This drown the "white fly" completely, and company rejKirted no looses in Florida if they do they will lie worth nil the last-year—and every man or woman who damage they have inflicted on our farheld, a policy in this company paid one mere and truckers, for with this disc million two hundred fifty-five thousand trous pest obliterated, Florida will be­ five hundred twenty per cent for his in­ come the best state in the Union. surance in 1911. But then that ain't so Dr. James B. Carlisle says that when bad. Think of what you charged for the orange grovoa were first planted out rooms last year, or what you charged for profit in Florida it was just after for board. Perhaps you made as high ■even wet years. as one .million par cent on the cost of The conditions were favorable for ybur house anil lot and grub you fur­ their growth, and they reached a high nished. Did you? ■tat« of perfection. In 1911, tho American Union of Phil­ adelphia, received $10,696.92 in pre­ ‘ The ponds have been filled up, the soil was wet, and tho orange pests have miums und paid back to Florida policy? been obliterated by the continuous rains. holders $1,829.64 for losses. This is only about 600 per cent, and is n real Then followed a double portion of modest amount for a member of the "d r y " years as, many "dry” years, in deed, as Jacob had to serve for Rachael, Insurance Trust. Anybody can- make 600 per cent In his line of businesA! Eh? and during these years the abominable Do you know a merchant, or a lawyer, "white fly” as if one of the plagues of or a doctor, or a school teacher, or a far­ E gypt had been rehabilitated and sent mer, or n trucker, who is not making : on us as a curse. 600 per cent on the business he does The tear» continued to get dryer and every year? ' If you do, go to him and dryer, and theeo pestiferous flics beshow him this article and ask him if he ____the more numerous is being treated as nicely by the Florida Now, Dr. Carlisle says that we are Legislature as this Philadelphia com­ promised a season of wet years, ami we pany Is being treated. Ask the mer­ »hall see the destruction of these pests. chant you deal with if he is making 600 I f this prediction comes true, .we do per cent off the groceries or shoes or not believe that they will be allowed to clothes he sells you. The high coat of living. BahJ We obtain such a foothold again, and with them eliminated, orange growing will be stand up like a lot of yaps and let for­ like it waa in tho 70's, and there will be eign companies come into our state and acme pleasure as well as profit in plant­ take all we mako by working hard 365 days—366 days this year. .We welcome ing groves. Tho drowning of the "white fly” will them and turn our pockets inside out for -be worth many millions bf dollars to the them, We do each other and Jet the , state of Florida, and If tho rains will ac­ New York and Philadelphia and Hart­ complish this purpose we can stand a ford and English and German corpora­ tions take It away from us. second flood.— Ocala Banner. \ r— Let’» cease yelling and sec that our members of the Legislature insist that Floridians be treated equally as well as No reasonable man wants a railroad Texans or Alabamians, or the people of company to haul freight or pas­ other wide-awake States. — Dcl-and senger service except at a reasdnable News. profit. No reasonable man wants an insurance company to insure his prop­ Itrsolutlons erty unless tho company is in a prosper At tho first official l>oard meeting of ous condition and thus able to pay any loss that may occur. Every reasonable the stewards of the Methodist church man knows that only a prosperous in since the gospel meetings ut the tent, the surance company is a Babe company in following resolutions were adopt«!: Whereas we havo hud u great religious which to place a risk. Florida is inhab­ ited by a people of whom there are none awakening in our city through the medi­ better read, or more traveled, or more um of tho revival meetings just closed, wide awake to the interests of them­ and the result of which no man can yet selves and of the state. The people of approximate, and Whereas we believe our city has been Florida are from every state in the Union; they are from every foreign brought a step nearer to God through their Influence, country. Therefore, be it rt«olved that we, as For aomo unknown reason, our people the official board of the Methodist havo been more or less careless In (heir church hereby tender our thanks to nil selection of law makers, and tho beat interests of the state have not at al who have contributed by their presence, times been served. Telegraph and ex­ their personal work or their subscrip­ press lobbyists, railroad and schoo tions, to make the meeting tho success book lawyers, and insurance lawyers that it has been, and further,. That particular mention be made of and lobbyists have been allowed to the action of the Sanford Herald in as­ gather at Tallahassee at every session of sisting us through its columns to a wider the Legislature, and by methods most publicity for the meetings, and to Bro. questionable have prevented the pas­ sage of many laws for the benefit of the E. H. Herndon for the use of the Theater as a meeting place at such times people. Through the influence of such men os the weather did not permit of the as Broward and L'Engle and Massey, meetings being held at the tent. Also and Crane and McMullen and Hudson, for the members of the other denomina­ and Solfe and a few others, much good tions of the city for their hearty eolegislation has been enforced—the Rail­ ojieratiort in our choral work. "So we built the wall; • • • for the road Commission has been created ugainat the concerted effort» of thr jieople had a mind to work.” BOARD OF STEWARDS. conservative” element; tho school book Methodist Church, (rust has been put to route, express S. O. Shinholser, Secy. companies have been placed under the Sanford, Fla., June 20, 1912. care of the Railroad Commission; the ABOUT* THE INSURANCE GRAFT THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM D UE to its individuality of service; its individuality of methods; furnishing store has made itself known from one end of Florida to the other. Its prestige is by no means limited to Jack­ sonville— it is an institution for the Slat* in general. T H IS store is the de;>ot and market for the output of the finest furniture made in America, handling such products as are manu­ factured by Bcrkey & Gay; Chas. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture C om ­ pany, and, in fact, all the very best concerns of Grand Rapids are fully represented. A nd upon the merits o f such creations has this business attained the remarkable success that it Is at present enjoying OUR P IA N O and worthy. In the list arc the “ Steinway," the ’’K ohler & C am p­ bell" and "A utopiano," all of which we, baing State agents, are ably competent to handle throughout the Slate. FOR the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con­ tentment— GET ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM *■ — ■--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:— ¡5* “ Whore you can Dopond on tho Quality *• JA C K S O N V ILLE N E W YORK mmmm ; WHOLESOME DAINTIES thnt children love i^o well, end grown Tblko t<w*f.aro hrreTi planty. "'here are jams and jellies, peanut In 'i r, damt;. things that tickle the plat- ml In-nefit the body as well. Why not have a «up ply of them m th house. You II lin.l them very bunny on many occasions. PAY C A SH and SA V E O n r !><**/ Mrs! Street For a good table and home cooking come to the Slrrine Hotel for your meals. Rates $3 per woek. 24-tf HOWARD PAI HARD LAND CO. Sanford. Florida — W ANTED- Io HUY s e c o n d lui m l ( ì i .u n BAGS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID All kinds of Hugs and Burlap bought am rcspondcnce Solicited . or so Id. BAG COM PANY -Mmufitltiirr, ul all Ki idi of Hag* JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ^ u « V « V t V « V « V « Y i V « V « i Y « V > V * r * 'v V v V i Y v Y » v « Y i Y i V « Y v V > ^ ( . . THE . . NEW BLEND FOR Coffee Lovers 1HL lutest and greatest achievement in the art of roasting and blending. Nothing Like It E v e r Before Offered. DRINKS better und goes further thon any 30 cent coffee on the market to-day. Cuts down the cost of living without sacrificing 'coffee enjoym ent 1 lb. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cent* A S K Y O U R G R O C E R FOR IT Packed Exclusively by CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. PLANTS AT Ntihville, Tcnn. . _-A . Ì * that pulling money in farm lumi« in about the most profitable safe investment you can make if it in wisely done? Hut you ran lone a lot loo. Belter get the hent fit of our expert knowledge of values and condition« before Inventing. You may bitterly regret it If you don't. Notary Public The old reliabe Planka Chill Tonic is Guaranteed to drive out Malaria (o cure Chills, Fever. Colds and Grip, your money back if it does nil. 25c and 50c per bottle. Ask your Druggist. fri-tf Sanford, f lorldu YOU GEO. B. IVEY There are Two Kinds of Chill Tonic PLANKS AND OTHERS : HAS THE IDEA EVER STHIK K It. J. HOLLY Herald Office All kinds of I>egal Paper», Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements taken, Rentals and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. L. U. Benefit Society. The beat and cheapest Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Office In Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ metto. M O N EY. Peoples Cash Grocery Itnpoffcis pi New ten room house with all conve­ niences, just been screened throughout with beat copper screen*. Twenty beat­ ing orange trees, pecan tree«, about fifty roee bushe* and other plants. All in flrstclam condition and situated on Sanford Heights, tho prettiest residence section In Florida. F’inest artesian wa­ ter from deep well. Can also sell two other lots with poultry yard and orange trees, fine galvaniz«] barn and garden adjoining. Will be sold at uctual cost as my businces necessitates closer residence. ;------------------------------------ John A. Cunningham SOUTHERN S T A T E S R e s id e n c e For .Sale The display em braces Only the finest makes— the kinds that are dependable Writes About Sanford tf Piano Stores in the South is located on the first floor of our building. Editor Sanford 1tryaidTia my pleasure to be in the hustling and everlasting thriving city of Sanford once more. It has been a year since I was here, und when I got off tin- train the other day and came up town I wns amazed at the changes that have taken place for the* l/etter during my nli sence. I urn glad to know that the city w4Bs«*>n hwvw a very hwixlddin- wiai <wie rnodious new railroad terminal and when the railroads invent lots of money in a city ‘ tis a very good sign thut Sanford has a big future befor it. Sanford Heights has certainly im­ proved, and Dr. itol»ton »«•ms to f>e a regular llurpee when it comes to grow ing flower», etc., and it wouldn’ t sur­ prise the writer if he didn't still keep the honors of having the l>«tt yard in San­ ford on the Heights There is k<-»-n com­ petition in this race though I have b«-n told. I was talking with Dr Robson und 1 aski-d him what he attributed his phenomenal success to in growing such fine flowers and such a magnificent lawn. He asked me up to his house, und I immediately saw why when I arrived. He has Buch fine watering facilities. He has thirty-two sprinklers scattered over In* yard und he has an artesian well whose depth is nearly 400 f«-t. which supplies the water 'Ti* a sight well worth seeing to see these sprinklers in operation. Hoping that Sanford will still con­ tinue to prosper and trusting the place will lie so large when J come ugain 1 will be unuble to know it, I am, A WELL WISHER. DEPARTM ENT kN E o f the finest appointed v. t its increasing efforts in behalf of hom e-ow ners, this house- ____________ ..._________ Herndon, T r u i Jacksonville. F b . - �L ¿ L Ì -xf* ri L, y - TT F ■ > * »i ' r»1C SANFORD HERALD p a ^ g Ü A lr y A. P. Connelly U (pending the we«-k in New York and other point» in the east. K . J< Meiah and C. M. Merry of the waat aldo were in Urlando on buaine« Wed­ nesday. A. E. Anderson is in Jacksonville this week on a combined pleasure and bust peas trip. Mr. and Mr». R. J. Holly left yen ter day for Palatkn^ftdjare tjie F|ori((a Press Association session for tiiree days. yp/' . l A r . and Mra. J. M. Mryan of Americua, Georgia, are the guests of Mr. Bryan’s sister, Mr». Dr. Mason this week. while tiie brido is crying her eyes out be* cause a me»» of dish water has bVen thrown over her honeymoon path strewn with (lowers. Marriage festivities will always be u time for the tricksy young folks to play their pranks. But it is u time when they display pretty clearly whether they were brought up in a real home or in a la-ar garden. Many brides and grooms have start ed out for the time of their lives with grains of rice lodged in the eye bulls, so that a visit to the oculist or the hospital wus the first item of their pleasuring, which shows that some people have a queer idea of suitable wedding presents I ie all the white ribbons you want to their trunks. Tin couple are secretl> pleased " bp anything that hap|x-ns in their own home town where they are known. But, for heaven’s sake, have mercy on their desire fur shade, dark­ ness and seclusion as soon as they are among strangers, and don't turn their railroad car into u rice mill. If Wuifr. t/ic Tuner. Oriundo One and two horse wagons with celery flared side bodies at Underwood's íri-7-tí tins engine repairs & Garage Co : New Goods! New Prices! Sanford Machine fn 38-tf All kinds of re|uiir work chine & (innige Co Sanford Ma­ fn-tH-tf I New Drug Store! Bring your old tire» to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing fn-tH-tf AuIoes and carnage painting derwood's First class work al tJnfri 3 tf We are rqulp|>ed to handle your repair work Sanford Machine & Garage Co. fri 4Btf Kub-My-Tism will cure you. 76-Fri-13t Kub-My-Tism will cure you. 76-Fri-lfit Our store Is elegantly fitted and furnished and our stock new, fresh and of the best quality. It consists of t PURE DRUGS ftB Come to the Salt Breezes. Thu Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter Sunitorium, Hawks Park, Flu.—open all summer. Ten dollar» a week for well people, and Twenty-five a week (or sick onus. 72-Tues-tf m CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDI­ CINES, FANCY GOODS, TOILET AR­ TICLES, PERFUMERY. • Rov. J. W. Wlldmun will preach at Monroe next Sunday afternoon at 3:30 ¿5 THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET True Measure of Man o'clock. All are cordially invited to The following from W. C. Ilrann attend. him often appeared in print, but it contains so much truth that it i* well WK MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING ¿'M r*. Frank Grayam left yesterday U/ Linder This 1Ills •? All Local Advertisement« Under worth repeating. PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE­ Chicago and other points. She will be Heading. Three Cents a Line ta ch Issue The place to take the true measabsent for several months in Illinois CEIPTS. CALL AND SEE US. dre of a man is not in the market place and Missouri. or umOn corner, the forum or the field For Sule. to Kent or Shuru Farming— ^ our patronage is always appreciated, no matter Nat Leonard, left on ( Wednesday for but by hiit i»A'ii fireside. There he Nine qcres. 6 cultivated, house and bnrn. Chicago and other |>oiir\.^tn Ltfn the west and lay» aside his mask and* you may learn I Addison L Williams, Sanford, Fin. H.1-2p how small your purchases, and you may rest assur­ ¿ t>«*i'<KPJ,t‘ for whether he is an imp or an angel, ! For Rem— Two nice rooms. 2nd story, northwest and expects"r ttil. ed it will be our constant aim to sell you the best severnl week». king nr cur. hero or humbug I rare fine piazza, nil im|trovenients Inipnrc Addison I. Williams, at (zildweli A Sons goods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. Hon. Forrest Fmkc Ttf.\l»tt.‘tiding tin not whm the world may say of him , H3-2tp session of the Florida Press Association whether it crowns him with hay» or' Male Help Wanted—Unrquulvjl oppnrat Palatka. Mr. Lake has many friends pells him with bad eggs. I cure not u |tunies for jearning automobile business cupper what his religion or reputation |and gelling |»siiious by Southern among the pencil pushers of the statej may be, if his babies dreud hi» home- Automobile College, Jacksonville. Fla., V Sanford is one of the very few of the coming and bis fletter half swallow» ber j and Oak Ridge. N C Write for s[>ecial 83-lip smaller citic« of the United Stab« that heart every lime »he ha» to axk him ! rates. lu»s~«n_-w-AsHoeinted Churl ties. Four fl>r a five-dollsr bill, he is n frnwi of : Wonted—To buy fence posts, cedar or HS h.3 2ip cases so far this month and this m the the tirsi water, even tliougii he prays cypress P O Box 833 First Street Rhone 275 Sanford, Fla. quiet time of the year For Sale— White Leghorn» Pure timi mglit and morning unti! he ts hlack »lock Any quantity one to live tiun Don’t forget the Ass« m’Iii IimJ ( hun 11»*** in tiie Lice urial how|s luillahijah unti] ilred Impure ('apt lulll«-. <ny dm k nr H3 If meeting ul the Slur Theatre .il four u\\ hi1 “ iiaka*s tiie eternai tuli“. Itili i] ' al Folei|>ru»e meeting at the Star Theatre lit lour Iiin i tnldra'ii rii“h to thè front gale lo I or Rent—Six room collage on Paliliet o'clock next Sunday afterniHtii < mnr lni-et tulli ami love’s sunsiillle lllumitles lo avenue, between llh and :till Sts Ap­ t tie face of hi“ wi(e w Iteli “ he iu-ar“ hi“ ply lo 1 W Mahoney. II i (Ink livello«* and help launch the boat S3 If footfall, vani cali lake il (or granici! timi Jamie Watson spent several hour» i u i -.u . [ t u r e g o l i l lina I m i n v .q il luiuu-n I tur Rent— Twu Story liuusc of six mums. hereon Wednesday evening the cuest of and Ilio humbug never get.- that near \ll modern improvement“ Apply to |(I7 Oak ave 711 if Jlr Wit Ins cousin . Mrs. R I Holly the while throne of (ii^l He may son wax enroute to his inline in Mul lor Rent— Housekeeping risiili»close in he a rank atheist, and a m l ling anar­ Addle»» "Room» cure of Herald H2 tip berry after two »irk o spent at Day chist. a Mormon and a mugwump., tona Bearli. lor Sale—Ih. »»rrr bed», chair», etc la* may buy votes in block“ of five ami lapilli lo new sill Elm Ave »2 2ip i 'l l . L. Johnson railed on old friend“ bet on tile election, he may deal them Wauled laide hoarder» I irM chi»» here yesterday Mr Johnson is vieil ( r o l l i On bill tom of the deck .imi drilli hotitd Ml“ I I lioodlioe. JIII Park av known here, liuving lived in Nunford at •»ist until he can't toll a “liver dollar ernie »2 2p various times, being connected with tin' from a circular “aw and Mill lie an V- i i „ r> lor Sale Household furniture iliea| L. R. Philips I*rug t'o He is now stud infinitely hotter man than the cowardly Address ijmek Sale, e o Herald H2-iip| k little mull wiio i“ all suavity in society ying medicine at a Baltimore college List On Celery avenue Saliirdny night i MlA l All Fountains but who mak*“* 1(1“ h'»mc a he|| who hunch of kny» luheial reward for return Arnett & Wilson, ike well known tonvents upon the heads of ins hidpltwx to 1. N Mniruw Sa ninni Macinile ft. Giirsorial artists, are arranging a fine place N a tu r e ’s O w n S U M M E R D R IN K i age H2 3lp wife and children an ill nature lu- would now all fitted up with tint and cold hath» lur luydiange Five acre hammock P u r e J u i c e o f F l o r i d a G r a p e F r u iij J c«MM tixar^C'Vmixrtszi'Cil y n«,«i town lot and containing ull the appurtenances for like lo millet U|HMI hl“ fellow man dan» not. I can forgive mudi in that I Cameron City for Sanford improved nr If put Inin he» Ihr spot .rod its good for you too—re* better facilities in the barber line. This W M Haynes, ul Her­ fellow mortal wiio would rather have vacant i«n>i>ert) rnnimmilrd hi Ir.td.ng physuiins rvr«vwhrrf for it« »hop now has three chairs and will soon H2 3tp th«' hate of tiic Aorld than th«' contempt ald office wonderful meda nul propTriir» o purr— thsl'»1 install u fourth one in order to keep up For Sale—Fancy, rt|x*ne«l on the jilant, 'surr—no « hem«« alt. no rotor mg mattrr—piM Ihr pure»1 of lus wife, who would rallier call anger with their growing business Indian Rivit pineapp|r\ Price $1 >0 |kt nr« Ur from Plui'ds s chun cyt g'zpt find In the ••>«•» ul the world thaï b ar !•> crai*' Season pisi o|»*luilg Need me I I lie f.n "I a child ymu orders i » m lx>n t w a i l B h St* f •«ImU«V A Spend The !>«) Parly M. < art lie y FIdred I la “ Ilf TH r OHA ru u CO M T Mr» B W Herndon and daughter I 1-3 . .i. . ». a., n. V t » i '“laps Sanford I inpire Wanted In exchange fmiuslied col Norma, delightfully entertained last Pit ree home runs by tMundo and a luge mi Coronado Beach for four or five Monday at Mr. Pace’s home on the lake fight were the feature» of yesterday's scaled auto, must !><• In good condition and good make. Address H. S Walker, front, when* they are »(icmling the sum­ game in Sanford. New Smyrna. F'la HI-Ite mer. The «'vent of the day was Miss As to which club can gain the victory Wanted — To sell at a bargain, if sold Norma’s birthday Eight little folks will la- decidisi bv the board of man ipiick. several comfortable furnished cot enjoyed the birthday dinner with Norma agers «if both teams in a mis ting to 1’*', ti,grs on Coronado Heuch II S Walker. on the piazza, while the older folks were bad as s««m ¡es ponslble ti Ik I lie game was New Smyrna. 1 lu Iwing served in the dining room The cluiltusl by Sunfor«i ou all unfair decís Only exclusive linker in (lie city All mixing done , Waiilid—To rent h> moiitfi or »<-a»oii. wiili latest unproved Sanitary machinery afternoon was spent by the young folk» Ion but Manager ( iumev will rimti-M »«•vend furnished coitagi'“ on (-ironadii on the lawn playing games I he hull«-» th«- gam»1 on thr- ground“ "Í a hrok.-n ||,.in ti I’riii*» M-usoliatilc M .V VViilker 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 New Sill) rim. t III “ llh enjoyed a game of bridge Special O r d e r s Filled P r o m p t l y rule in regard to jmaxed balls al lioine "I l\ II" Pa|M-r Hanging done first class The guests for the «lay were Mrs. plate manner Best sttitiis for window» and W c Make Everything Known to the I rade 1 rank Gonzah-s, Mrs. Frank Miller, M s. Mr. CriUenden. the “•anioni umpire, diHirs Keep out flies mul disease Kisifing 0. W. Brady, Esther Miller, Frank and allowed a Sanford man to score from and guttering la-t me figure G. A Smith, 1*1 IONE IM. NO. I l l P A R K A V E N U E . 7ti-tf Helen Gonzales, Muy Thrusher, Serita second on a pass«“ ! bull und even at that rear 015 Park Ave. Phone 22‘J. Wanted—Schools, churches, kstges und Lake, Edna Chittemlon, Siilney Chase the man wus tagged out before he crossed privutr [turtle to tiold their picnics lit and Russell Brady. the rublter. This caused a flight be- WiKxllaml Purk. the only place provided tween lite Oriundo cute her and the um- with amusements, conveniences nnd neP.re and the game broke up. with the Ierwulie*. The only swimming pool in the w anted WANTED stall* iMiipueti ami cleaned every duy. Tona of Dcertongue I.caves. Blue »«•ore standing .1 to d. Open Thuriduys and Sundays. To let Flog root, Prirkly Ash Bark and Berries. Billy Bqanjall und Umpire Chittenden 0t|lfr days 78-tf Write UR for highest cash prices. Fla. were arruati'cf'aiid put under $10 bond, I Three or four large furnished rooms Botanical Drug Co., Jacksonville, FI*. by Mayor4t{A,Iicor' to apjieur in Sanford with bath and |«outry for rent during this morning. Thu arruat was th» out- |summer ut rcnsonnblo terms. M)J I al*^ -------------Fri K3-4U To the fact thnt now i.s the tîïïïff to take out n jKiliry come of the dispute at home base m the i _ .. . ,, .. . , , . , . ,. , , ,, Tor Sale or Rent—F.ight nnd one half in h reputable Lift* Insurance Company Hazing the Bridal Couple ninth inning, in which several blows QtfM ()|| Celery Ave. between Cameron The June bride occupies a pedestal of were struck. ond Benrdnll avenues All tiled and in Billy went up on the 10:00 train this good condition Two Bowing wells nnd stately eminence- up to the time when barn. Apply to J. N. Wliitner. San the ices have been served. Then she, morning to face his honor, und it is l« , . . . . ., •. . . . . ford. Fin . or Nelson Gray. 6 Harrison St., with that minor issue, the bridegroom, heverl thnt Sanford s mayor will o ‘*-j ¡q,.w York City 76 9tc become the under dog». It is then uj> charge him on the grounds of just.fica-1 ‘ Tablc ,H)nf(, Mr, K L j,,,,«.,'. one them to escape by the underground pas- lion m the uct. Reporter-blur. block from F'irst street, on Purk avenue. 76-tf Bagts or undisguised as servants, or in Today. Tomorrow, Next Year, anti your family not provided For Rent — House of six rooms on Fourth »omo other wny to avoid the desire of Notice street between Mngnolln nnk Pnlinetto for. You nre doing them nn injustice. MEET ME FACE TO lh«dr friends to commit assault and bat­ nvenues, recently vacated by I) G. Wag­ Good furm nnd buggy horse for stile tery. FACE and let me explain all the priitt'i|Mil points about the and two milk cows with calves. Apply to ner. Apply to E. H. Herndon, city 75-tf Getting mad because your guests Ten acres of good land for sale nt a 58-if Thomas E. Wilson. liest life insurance policies. stuff your umbrella with rice, or pelt you bargain. Three ucrca cleared and crop­ ped Iasi season. All under fence. Near with confetti on your lawn, i> silly. Pur­ The Gate City House has brought down loading stntion on traction line. Almost suing you 30 miles by automobile und the high cost of living. Only $4J)0 per given away. Particulars al Herald tracking you down to your lair In the se­ week for the finest table board in the city, Office. clusion o ( the bridal rhumbem throw ing See Parker. 28 W. H. Underwood now has u first class j confetti over the transom and tying rib­ bórse shoer and blacksmith nnd can ( guarantee nil wur^NiT this^nntnre. Your S A N F O R D . FLORIDA bons to the door knob, are another O m a in H e r a l d H d c , horses cun tin assort'd of^the best kifld thing. • of work ih this line S«'c UmUrwood There aro circles in which it Is consid­ when yourlhorsc needs shoo*, $5-tf ered also a vory humorous act, imlicative For Rent or Stiare Crot>PiilfiUM> celery • of great originality and broad mental farm located on French avenue, Sanford, caliber, whore tho bridegroom is kid­ Best for Malaria, Chills and for the coming season Address. Cecil Gabbett at the Robbins Nest 71-tf napped and held captive for 24 hours, Fever. Guaranteed. . i m WANTS! I Lawson’s Pharmacy Z S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y Are You Alive? YOU M AY BE DEAD! D. L. THRASHER MEN-DEN-HALL’S C H I L L T O N IC For Engraved Cards See The Herald .•fr. > ---: V ' •ti»,' .’i*1* �." M . > . • ' ' I ~ . n ? f r’ 7■ ■- — ~ H it * 0 S r . X - • S U M »/ TH E SANfORD HERALD » »» f f* ' i: PAIR OF PANTS 1 HEM I !i K UNTIL July 15th we will give away, absolutely free, a pair of Extra Trousers with every Suit or Coat and Pants order, made to your measure. - THE CITY TAILORS SJ Finest Clothes to Measure F ; ;P * ■*» CH ICAG O , U. S. A. have made it possible for us to make this liberal of­ fer, and every man in town should take advantage of it. S ä s 5» . FREE PANTS need not l)e.^eiected-imm.,Tli<2_sajne goods as suit. You can pick out any pattern in the same class you select your suit from. . . . Come in today and look over the satnples and place your order. You surely _want a light suit or a blue serge forjhe Fourth of July. Now is the time to get it, and get an Extra Pair of Trousers Free. Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY K Successors to D. L. Thrasher ' SAN FO R D , FLORIDA G (\ (V A A T r r - ■ / u n d ....HAYING TIME.... e r FAMöuißoNEiifAD Plays We have the Most Complete Stock of Har­ vesting Machinery in the county onMajorLtAGut Diamonds £xp/aincc/¿yltvt/wÿ /XtwÀr///fyrrj ftT ¡1 Z ìi/ 6 n %McCormick Mowers, : : : Hay Rakes and Tedders i f u iie a m By L A R R Y D O Y L E . Captain and Second Bateman Ne w Y o rk Olanta, W h o la McQr a w' e Ableat Lieutenant and One of the Qreateat Pl ayer ». k • • m EB ■■ f- [!>■■■ 3 . ■S. Ì- There la on« thing that make» a ball player aoror than anything else, and that la when ho pulls off a play that he thlnka la about tl»« wisest and amarteat ho over made, and then havo aome fellow cross him and make him look aa If be waa the worst bnnehend In tbo business You know there Is a saying among the players that you can’t catch n bad baao runner on the baeea, and there la n lot of truth In JL In fact H •■ the smart ball player who makes the wonit blunders, and I know several really clever men who have become known aa hotieheada almply because of tho way thlnga turned out. There la one play that I always will remember, I don’t mind tolling it Dow, alnc# we had rathor sweet re venge on the team that pulled It on me, but for a couple of yoars I used to boll over every time I thought of |L I made the play In a gnme agalnat • Chicago Cuba back la 11M)8. when L noted us out and won the championship, which we nil thought should have belonged to us. I mode the play Juat at tbo time It hurt us worst, and when I roado It I thought I waa Dulling off a nice little bit of work. Cl waa on aecond base, no ono w a r out, and another runner was on third: so, as we wero only two runs to the bad it looked as If wo would tie ft up and probably win out right thare. Naturally wo were hustling and fighting for thoae two runs, bocauae we felt that If We tied tho Cuba Matbewaon, who waa pitching, could heal them. Tho batter hit a medium abort fly to Bbeckard, who went ovor tight alongside the foul line to catch IL. J$t Pffwd T lf J -i-y f* If* .V/gflSi£ Lowest Prices—also Scythes, Snathes and Grinders l Wo put down Artesian Wells and install Irrigation Plants of every description Larry Doyle. ji ,- The Geo.H. Fernald Hardware Co. linos and out In left, nnd 1 went back, touched aecond. and atood there watching to seo whether he could nmko tho catch Ho nmdo It all rlghb = PRACTICAL Juat at the edge of the crowd The f could check myself fie fouche«T mo. runnor ahead of mo wnB standing never oven giving mo a chanco to rendy to start for homo tho Instant tho »Hd©. One run scored, but wo never ball hit Bbeckard e bauds, and I t , got any cluacr and they boat uh out as looked ns If there was n chance to 1 tho scoro stood. I wont to tho bench throw him out at tho plate, although boiling mad, thinking Rhecknrd had < •-riicr Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch o f the G R E A T E S T ho waa fast. Shockard was handi­ thrown wild to tho pinto, nnd Stein capped by tho fact that tho crowd feldt had pulled down the ball. As a \v.Mcm of Business Colleges in the W orld— 22 years’ success, 150,000 waa so close to him. and the moment matter of fact, ho swung ns If throw­ ho caught tho ball tho runnor startod ing to tho plato, changed tho dlreo yradufttis. More than 100 high-grade instructors. Contracts given home at top apeod. I decided If tlon of tho throw while hla arm waa i” secure graduates PO SITIO N S or R E F U N D M O N E Y . Indorsed Bbeckard throw to tho pinto I would swinging nnd trapped mo. I never hy more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other business men than go to third on tho throw, and I wntch- forgave him until we bent tho Cubs A L I. O I H ER Florida and G eorgia business colleges combined. W e ©d him cloiely. Ho Jumped clear o f out last fall. also teach BY M A IL , Catalogue F R E E . tho crowd, swung hla arm nnd mnde | (Copyright. 1912. by W o Chapman) A. H. JAMES. Manager, Jacksonville, F la . r fast throw. I cam« up tho line na > ____________ fast as I could «coot, half watching townrd tho pinto aa I ran to see If tbo Five or nix {loses of "G60" will break ball wont wild b o I could innko a any case of chills nnd fever; it acta on turn and scoro on It. Flftoen foot from third I heard the coacher yell, tho livor botter thun Calomel and duca and looked. There waa Stelnfoldt not gripe or sicken. with the ball In hla hands, and bafora DRAUGHON Subscribe fur The Herald and get all the News worth Reading I vH I ■• - M 1 .**W I it �/ ~ ' ï * ' ~•- , * >í ~ V ’- • ' / » -,— .." '' i î T O 1" r ^ • ' — .- -.• - . ; ■■ t - a w * ■’ ■ »•-•• . ,* ^ Y ' • d June 21, IW2 1HE SANTORO HERALD Seventeen Yeari o f Good R o»a Hulfd- « « m - . - . tefca-sttan ye Pviyity The art'u which U propoeed to the voter* of Precincta. 3, 4, 20 und 25 to be . established os u apeciul road und brhlgt district ia now paying into the general road fund of Orange county the sum of $Kf.000 per annum on an assessed valuation of $1,640,000. The cumpuign for good roads began seventeen years ago and has been aggressively carried on up to the present time. As a result of nil this tax paying the proposed district now has a hard road west to Rabuna, u dis­ tance of three miles, east to the Osteen ferry, a distance of three miles and south to Rohlnson Springs, a distance of eight miles, making a total of four­ teen miles of alleged hard .surfaced road in the proposed district. The«* roads were made of sand clny and marl. The one on tho west of Sanford was built two years ago and is now a total wreck, as well as a complete fnilure. The < f i ­ ery avenue road would never pass mus­ ter US' a hard surfaced road.The streak of ruts leading to Robinson's Springs (Sanford road) ia impassable in places and ia now in such condition that it, along with Celery avenue will have to be resurfaced from start to finish, if they are to bo considered any further ns Items of utility in the traffic of the county. It is staterl in Bulletin No. 2, issued by tho State Geological Department, which deals with hard surfaced roads and road building materials, that marl __ Of sand rlny xoaiU will riiti tr.„n j:,UU to $1,500 per mile, according to tin- ditance the materials have to lie carried. Tills would make hur present quota of hard surfaced roads cost the tax payers y j f this district the sum of $21,000. But instead of paying this amount for these roads wo have paid in taxi« a sum amounting to near $200,000, which -m atofTfio cost'of tlu-re mads reach rhr- enormous total of $14,1(00 |s*r mile. It is true that in the meantime some work of a desultory nature has Ins n don. on the ordinary roads i n various portionof the district, but it would l>e hard to prove that this work would equalize on the difference of the roan mum t of $1,500 |ier mile os reluted to tiie a. tual outlay of $14.000 piir mile. Now that precincts ;l, |, 2<> and 2 are in a fuir wav to sever tiieir conn«Ttion with the other portion- of the unit, ty and " use the road funds to construct roads within their hounds and build said roads of sul/spuitnil mu terisls that Will Hot hav. to he repl;e ■ every two years, n great artivitv t- living manifested in and about the county seat in favor of hrick roads ami various plans und propositions are being worked out and exploited The last one i< to bond the county for Jnun.nuu with which (it is shown on pi»jier 11*7 mileof brick roads nine feet in Wnltii wdl be started. The plan proposes that the county - pay seventy per rent of this amount and the abutting profierly pay fifteen per cent, on either side of propos­ ed roads, which would amount to about $2,400 jx-r mile for all lands passed ori boi li side# of th<‘ road, regardless o| Ilo ir worth or valuation. However, none of these plans or suggestions will in any way effect our proposed road district ns the election has been ordered for the l.'lth of duly, unless the voter* pass in the negative mi the proposition It will be remembered that when the bond election for tin eti tire county was held for the purpose of buildin^^rick roads that Sanford vni.,1 ill the affirmative oil the propo-ii im while delegations of iipeaker* came here from Orlando to show us what we should do In the premises. Orlando voted against the bonds. Now that we have again assumed the initiative we are again the recipients of some "Hound ad- * -ft* 1 Furniture and House Furnishings m O EALIZIN G THE FACT that if we sell any goods now for The Cash we 'will have to offer some Special In­ ducements, we have decided to sell anything in our store at a discount of 25 per cent, orT-4 off of the Cash Price. a T H IS S A L E W IL L 12.00 11.25 !).()() 10.00 7.50 $10.00 WASH STANDS 5.00 $ 22.50 s - f t E X T E N S I O N 20.00 (i ll. “ .- . , x . . - ^Sat. night, June 2 9 I \ R E E Fur “ “ ___ “ 11.75 2.50 “ $ 16.88 15.00 “ 11.25 11.00 “ “ " “ 8.00 7.50 " “ 14 “ 5.65 lor $22 .50 1 6.50 “ “ 12.28 10.00 “ “ 750 7.50 “ “ 5.63 $5.65 5.00 “ “ 3.50 “ ' .........................................2.63 3.00 “ “ - ..........................................2.25 2.50 “ “ ..................................... - 188 1.25 1.00 “ “ “ “ “ 5.00 “ 3.75 $1.50 DINING CHAIRS For 10.00 $7.50 “ .............................. 12.00 “ “ REFRIGERATORS $18.00 REDS For 15.00 8.00 15.00 $ 5 0 .0 0 $8.00 SPRINGS For 44 «« 5.00 2.50 ........ 3.75 14 ................... ____ $10.00 MATTRESS For «* 41 8.00 6.50 4.00 2.50 11 «4 44 44 14 1« 1.88 $7.50 6.00 4.88 . . . . . . 3.00 . . 'A ; 1.88 $10.00 STOVES For 44 44 7.00 $7.50 5.25 $22.50 9\12 ART SQUARES For ..................$1.13 “ ............................... 05 “ ............................... 75 14 $6.00 14 15.00 44 44 44 10.00 Il II 41 II 3.00 44 II 44 14 $16.88 11.25 ... Heavy China Matting, the 30c Quality, for 7.50 2.25 Hy¿c *T WEEK ONLY ONE LASTS SALE Wé Need the Money! You Need the Goods! Come in and See Us ' •• $15.00 15.00 T<m have no Idea what relief you can n t from the akin trouble* Hint hot Weather brines until you appl y thnt ■Oothlng, cleansing wash the L>. D. D. Prescription for Ecaema. We can give you n goo<l-Blxcd trial bottle for IS cents. The very flrat drops brin« Instant relief from tliat lorlurlnK Itch. Wo know thnt D. D. D. will do «ho work— that Is why wo give you a regular bottle o f this trrnt romedy on our potttlve no-pay guarantee. We alwayn-reeoimneml P. I> I> for R gives relirf from numroci akin trou­ bles that nothing else can. I- close the sal $20.00 DRESSER FOR Slop Thai Itch * »... ONLY H E R E - A R E - S O M E - O F - T H E - PR ICES ^Notice for Hid* loQtrtding thr road from thr went «•nd of the iiiAfortHirnrva bride** wrsl lo |hr *a*t «>d of tho graded road, through Hock Hammock, on ibo Hanford and (JrfifYi road. will lw rrcrivfd by tho board of county rommlwdonrr* for Drang** county until Saturday, June 29th, 1912. Bala grade to b« thirty (30) feet wide at the ba»*\ and t«*n ty(20) fart wide at the top, two an«i a half (2)^) f « t wide In the cf-ntrr and two f 1 ' feel high 0,1 **ch iil r , ten (10) feet from center. and pro lectad along both iidra of the grade 10 fret from tha center, with logt, not Iran than twenty 20) logging to extend through the f ’abHk from the river to tho prairie. I rawerrm the right to rejert any or all , work to be subject to inipwilon and ap­ proval by F. L Woodruff and A. (i. Ilranham Aridroaa all bida to II. M. ltobinaon, clerk, OrUndo, F U . fC-tt-Tuco AKri x s i -m. r *v A, CASH aüíLwfi- will Saturday, June ( Continued on page 8) - FOR If you are thinking of buying anything in our line at any time this summer it will pay you to come in during this sale. We will begin to sell at these cut prices $7.50 ROCKERS For L R. PHILIPS &. CO., Druggists BE - MILTEER WILLIAMS .. - . . I ' : . an . • . * . . ■_ ______ — . Hí- . L i j v i -» « _»<i -C �! ir. W : .L ‘ .T m p . . I . è Flrat base on ball off Wallace 1, off SANFORD 4, ORLANDO 3 Vaiden 3. (i'\ U 'W ---------> r d r * îr ~ -' Tu «¿fa y 's D u o Ball Gam » Time,' 1:45. Unpleasant Manner Umpires, Tilden and Chittendon. The game Tuesday between Sanford and Orlando ended in a mast disgraceful The Same Sad Story manner, and if the Orlando management does not take drastic measures to stop Considering the inclemency of the such conduct the game will receive a w*eather, a fairly representative crowd black eye from which it will never re­ of Sanfordltes journeyed to Orlando cover. yesterday, in various ways, to witness After a comedy of errors on the part the killing. The game, accompanied of the Orlando team that allowed San­ by a steady drizzle, was slow, although ford to score three runs and after Orlan­ there were several brilliant plays. Pounds do had made throe home runs the win­ and Lee starring for Orlando. Sanford ning run for Sanford was made on a had no chance to star, as Leo had things very does decision. his way from flrat to last, fanning nine With men on bases and one out, Chit- men in seven innings. It is wonderful tenton camo in on a wild throw to the how much fuss Orlando can make when catcher and Umpire Chittenton call« they have one or two runs to tho good, the runner safe. Beardall, catcher for and how quiet they can get when they Orlando, became enraged at the decision get one or two to the bad, but then,— and accused the umpire of stealing the well, that’s human nature. Wallace game. From then on the accounts vary went in In t|ie sixth to bat for Chitten as to the blows struck, but It is certain den, and, with a man on second, got a that Beardall struck the umpire with two-bagger which waa just the proper his mask, cutting his acsilp. The fight caper. That boy Fanner waa ail to waa stopped at once and Beardall was the good yesterday getting two 2-baggers placed under arrest, afterward being re­ and a single out of four times up. All leased on a cash bond. There will right boys, keep it up and anything in never be any more games played if the Sanford is yours—oven money. umpire can be jumped on at the pleas­ ure of every player, and the fact that the Orlando umpires of the Sandspur League are do­ AB K H E ing their work from the laudable deeire 1 1 0 Lee, I f . 4 to have good ball is good and sufficient Lee, I f 1 1 0 4 reason for every lover of clean ball to 0 1 Ü 3 Burnett, c f help protect them. The decisions of the 0 0 0 C, Pounds, s b .. 2 umpire go regardless of whether tho in0 1 (1 .3 Boyer, r f ..... ... . $yidual players like it or not, #od.the 1 0 0 Barnett, 3rd ... ...... ............2 > * ’ Captain and manager of the team can 9 u 0 (1 F. Pounds, 2nd . ............. » settle any diffidlty that may occur in. u 0 1 Gore, 1st ___ .................. 2 regard to adverse decisions. Both Or­ 0 l () Windham, p . . ........... ...... 3 lando and Sanford teams have a hard ...i..... 3 1 2 1 Barber, c struggle each year to get donations from 0 0 0 1 Vaiden, p _____ .......... . -people who are ¿ore on the quarrelsome disposition of some of the players and do 3 G O 26 Totals not want the spirit of animus to pre­ vail between the two cities. If wo can’t Sanford play a friendly series of games without AH R H E having auch disgraceful scenes enacted 0 •) u Brittain, 3rd 4 then it would bo Utter to call tho aeries Edwards, 2nd 4 1 I 0 off at once and forever taboo the sub­ 1 O Swink. r f 3 1 ject of base ball. The feeling about 3 0 Farmer, c f 4 1 bail is none too secure at tho present Bundy, s s ......... 4 0 0 0 _____________and many people who desire a [>eaceful n i i . 0 A n --------------a summer season are forced to stay away • ) Lowu, c m 1 1 0 from the park because they do not care 2 0 0 0 Chittenden, 1 f to attend a ball game and be compelled o 1 Lee. p 0 0 to witness a common street brawl. The Wallace. 1 f 0 1 0 1 management of both teams and the good |>eople of both cities deplore the trouble Totals 4 10 1 28 of Tuesday and thereis no doubt but what some strenuous measure will !*• Hilly {Iranian's Slory adopted to prevent n recurrence of such child’s play in the futujo. Billy Beardall was up Wednesday and Let us have good clean ball or else said that the people who said ho cursed close up the ball park for all time. We the umpire certainly had him in wrong, are all friends and neighbors and the as tho only remark he made was that absurdity of these petty quarrels make the umpire had robbed them of the game us look very small in the eyes of visitors and that afterward the umpire came to the ball games who cannot under­ back at him and struck at him. That stand how grown men can Indulge in he only defended himself and struck Mr. such horse play and so far forget their Chittendon with his muak. Billy also manhood as to imitate little boys on the stated that no one deplored the fcffair back lot. any more than he did as he considered The lierald is glnd to note that the Sanford ins old home and he was gen­ other players did not lakp any part in uinely sorry that he had allowed his the affair, and Beardalls own team anger to get the letter of him. There mates condemn him hasty action in as­ ia no doubt but what all parties con­ saulting the umpire. cerned are sorry about the affair, but Later.— As wo go to press we are that does not change the act and the one informed by Manager Stevens that the at fault should be made to suffer. game on Tuesday, which was contested on account If the decision of Umpire Chittenden, was, at a meeting of the Seventeen Year« of Good Hoad Build­ ing In Orange County directors in Orlando yesterday, allowed to stand. Orlando players will have to (Continued from page 7) try some other method. Thus as it stands now, .Orlando has won two games vice"as to the disposition of such funds while Sanford has four, and still going. that we deem we are aide to pay toward building permanent brick roads. Just Following ia the score with the rounds why this sense of paternalism is mani­ of the fight omitted: fested In our behalf is unknown to the Sanford residents of this section. AB R H ' 1*0 A E From the canvass we havoso far made, O Brittain ...... 4 0 1 1 éa 0 we find that not one man In fifty Is ad­ o Edwards ... 4 1 4» 0 2 1 verse to the proposition of the road and Swink r f ___ 2 1 1 2 0 0 bridge district, and It is behoved that Fanner, c f 2 0 1 2 0 0 when the votes are counted the result Bundy, as 4 0 2 2 2 2 will be as near unanimous in favor of, Calmcs, 1 st___ 3 ü 13 l 0 0 than any proposition that has ever been Lowe, c .4 0 0 0 1 0 placed before our residents. Wallace, p. ___4 0 0 2 4 0 This proposition has evolved in San­ Chlttendon.lf... 4 1 3 1 0 0 ford for the purpose of givihg the tax payers of the four precincta (which are Total 31 4 9 24 10 3 virtually integral parts of Sanford) the Orlando full right to spend their road money in Lee, I f________4 0 0 2 0 0 just tho way they care to spend it. Bennett, c f ..... 4 0 0 4■ 0 0 These precincts will show conclusively C. Pounds, ■.... 4 1 2 1 1 1 that they want good roada and when we Boyer, r f . 4 0 0 1 0 1 have cstabiiahed the procodont then the F. Pounds, 2d.. 3 0 0 2 0 1 other aectiona of the county will in all Barnett, 8 rd .._ 4 0 1 0 1 0 probability organize In a similar manner Gore, l e t ___' 4 1 2 8 0 1 and begin to deviac waya and means to Vaiden, p _____ 4 0 0 1 7 0 relegate tho aink holes, depressions and ’ B e a r d a l l , 4 1 1 3 1 0 soft places in their roada to' the bow­ - — — 4 wows and follow tho example of the 3 Total------- ----86 6 22 10 3 Special Road and Bridge District and Score by inningi: construct roada of a permanent nature. Sanford....„. 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 9 4 This ia the second of a aeries of ar­ Orlando:.r Q 0 1;0 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 4 ticles which will appear in thia paper Summery: • each iaaue until the day of election. In­ Home Tubs, Gore, Beardall, C. Pounds. formation relating to the proposition ' Tw o base hits, Swink. may be had of the official committee by Left on baies Sanford 7, Orlando 6. application to its secretary. : Wild pi tehee, Vaiden 8. EXECU TIVE C O M M ITTEE, Passed balls, Beardall 3. By Thomas K. Bates, Sec’y . r. THF BOSTON STOCK |m o r e goods for sam e m oney Same Goods F or Less T h e above W e give is rather a broad you m ore goods assertion, for less m on ey nevertheless than can possibly we say it, and be had else­ say it loud. where. - yr Then, W hy N ot The —.*i . - i <r SPECIAL SALES STORE $3.50 and $5.00 Knox Hats for . $1.98 t American Lady Corsets, the $1.50 and $3.50 kind, for - - - 98c* Bleached and Unbleached Domestic, 30-in. wide, free from starch, 20 yds. - $1.00 Lot 12xl5-in. Embroidery for 10c Mosquito Nets, 90-in., full size 98c Line Ladies’ Linene Skirts, white and col­ ors, to close out at 48c Lot 45-in flouncing, $2.00 value 99c u Watch Show Windows For Special Bargains Each Day AT THE — Sales Store v /:— • .¿ L . - ìl i * ifj • . mtm <xr*nm * s a fe . ' v - v �Published S em i-W e e k ly— Tuesday and Friday 1 jt u i H E R Ä E D I N S A N F O R D — L ite is Worth Living Num ber NEWS S A N r O R D , r LOR ID A. T U E S D A Y , J U N E 28. 1*12 B4 or THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS D U R IN G T llf W it * Mere llie Readers Will rind a Brier • Historical Sprint rio w ln i fo r Hurried Readers President Samuel Gompera, Secretary Frank Morrison and Vice-President John Mitchell of the American Fed oration of Labor were today held, to be guilty of contempt of court Jiy the District of Columbia supreme court in connection with the court's injunction in the Buck’s Stove and Range company case. FLETt HER TALKS TO LADIES Senior Senator Addresses liv e ly Young Graduates Washington, D. C., June 24th. (S|m*c ial to The Herald). United States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, of Florida, addressed the graduating class of Wash­ ington Normal School No. 1. Wednesday afternoon, June 10th at 4:30 p. in. at Continental Mali near the Corcoran Art Gallery. He delivered an inspiring message to the class of eighty-five young women graduates who are to take up the pro­ fession of teaching in and near Wash­ ington. Seventy-two will apply them­ selves to kindergarten work. The Senior Senator from Floridn was invited to deliver this address by the Superintendent of Public Schools for the District of Columbia and ulsd by Miss Coding, Principal of the Normal School, laud year the graduating class of the school was addressed by Senator \\ K. Borah, of Iduho. BRYAN LOST FIRST PIN Judge Parker Chosen As Tem­ porary Chairman BRYAN EXPECTS TOGOfARTIHR No Doubt About Commoner Butting Into Affairs Of The Nation ul Convention r Former Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York, was Selected by tiie Demo­ cratic National Committee tonight for temporary chairman of the National Convention which will ojien here to­ morrow at noon. His election came over the portents of twenty-two members of the convention styling themselves the progressives in the party .under the leadership of W. J Bryan. Senator EUfct Ollie James got twenty of these votes and Senator O'Gorman, of New York, two. t Tiiut Mr. Bryan will carry tiie light ior temporary chairman to the lloor of the rnriveniion now seems assured. EITotIs to come to an amicable ugreement on this question failed today when a committee ap|>ointcd at the opeffing session of tiie national committee confcrt«ul~with- Mr. diryun uud others in an endeaVur to prevent a figlil at the beginning. Tins committee, cofnjiosed of ( huirmun Norman E, Muck and Dr P I.. Hall, memlier of the Neliraska Delegation, re|><>rted to the meeting totilgilt tiilit its efforts have Im-cii uiiavailuiile and almost immediately the vote was taken. Tiie debate u\ er tiie temporary chair* maiistiijwwa» not prolonged. The Mary- At noon todny sixteen bodies h u d Im-ci i recovered from the Niagara River Eaglo Park, the scene of last night’ drowning tragedy, and the oiliciul list of identified dead and missing reached The romniellcement exercises lirougld a total of thirty. More than u score of persons were hurled to- tl«*iri jl**tb-lloK,*,," 'r “ «'Deuce “ I repn-s**nin the swift waters of Niagura Hi veil tutive |M-ip|r and pm veil thoroughly late yesterday when the dock at Eagle successful in every resjK-ct. Senator •Park, a pleasure resort, crumbled under Fletcher has always taken a deep interest the weight of a throng of excursionists in educational matters. From 1900 to 1900 ho was Qiairjnan of the Board .of l_ Imnnd Itnrk ,n thl>ir f■*— f t | Public Instruction In DuvaF coimry, Evelyn Neshit Tiiaw was agnin today Florida He never los»« an opportunity the chief witness against her husband, to put in a good word-for Florida in Harry K. Thaw, who is trying to prove any of his addresses and he has heen his sanity and thereby obtain a release inticli in demand a- a -jwaker at notalde from Matlewan asylum. She was cal function.- during the present session <d led to the stand yesterday morning, Congress. the first duy of the second week of the lie was the orator of tiie day Fehheurmg. She admitted under <|iiestion ruary 'J'Jnd wiien lie addressed the log by Thaw’s counsel that she testi1,000 Government Printing Office etn------- lied he wita ja n e,__ Stic denied ahe had p j-v r r -. *»n -W w4»tlH»tou.'' wak Jrrmf- iftm m tM eem iM » -u tU u iu u i said Thaw would never get out of one >>f tile four pr Itic Ipul -peaker- at Mr Bryall luid raid Mr Bryan liud Muttcwun until lie “ settled with her.“ the big Southern Society of Washington assumed tiie roll of dictator to the banijuet tiie ft lie night wiien lie spoke Detnocrutic party Not only will Clarence S. I »arrow “ I for one," said Mr Tulhot, "do take t he Htand in his trial for alleged on ''Patrick Henry" und recently was jury bribery. but Mrs Harrow will one of tiie principal -(icakeri before the not propose to submit to tin- dictation also lie a witness for the defense. ,\| California State Sooiety at it - liiuii|ije( of this man or any one man senator Newiands. of Nevada, sitting though no statement was made by Di- Tiie Senator him inaile many friend- and III till' committee With a proxy, defended trict Attorney Fredericks as to the a .-plehdld impression each time Mr Bryan Tiie Senator declared that time he exjM-cti-1 to complete the Slate's On Brlrk Itond•arhani it he diil not yield to tiie dictation of any caw, attorneys for the defense announced w us uski-l what inone mail, hut that lie did not regard Mr Beacham that they would lie ready to I>egin the presentation of their side of thi- case 1bought of . t ill • proposition to j.ut Mr Bryan a.< a dictator, but as tiie repthe latter part of this w eek They down day road IllStflll ef bruk. tin- prosentiiiive of progressive principles expect the prosecution to rest about clay to contain sudi in ailmixtun of endorsed by the Democratic party. W iien 1 rey W immInoii, committeeman sand as to Ik- jMirous. a jiiuii w1udì Friday and possibly sooner. is Im* ng talked of ill-re. Hi- Hiiiil: from Kentucky, voted for I’arker against In lotmlieth Palace, the historic "It is child's play to put down i•lay James, lie explained that Kentucky did home of the Archbishop of Canterbury, roads What luis Imm-ii tin- result of not wish to place James' name before a small group of English and American clay road- bull iing in this count ry’ the convention He said Unit lie hud churchmen assembled to dav to confer 1Girl » g l)\v JiU^t two \t- irs tin- cun lit V tailed with Mr Jiniiis and had been on plans whereby unity of ( hristendoin ha- ' M‘cndi-l in tin ><••IgM»-r)io< m1 of a-sured tie wu- not a candidate In may Is- accomplished Jn “lifnhvlai’ c flou Mil t h«' Upkrs'p of t In-si- roiIlls. addition In- -aid Kentucky delegates on the conference were the ArchiiNji anil In > jtrt* itrttially in worn«- coil hud instructions that Janie- name not op of Canterbury, the Archbishop of dition tlian lliey were two years ago. Im- placed obefre tiie committee. Robert York and several other eminent pre­ And consider for a moment that in Ewing, committeeman from I«ouisiunn, lates of the Church o f Englanil and a twenty years a million dollars of brick A Wilson supjKjrter, placed James’ conppiasion representing the Episcopal roads could Is- built and paid for, and name Indore tiie committee. church "In America. The American all for tiie present cost- of the so-called Edward G. Goltrn, of Missouri, a commissioners present were Bishop An maintenance of these duy highways. I lark man, expluined Uiut lie voted for derson, of Chicago. Bishop Vincene “ Roads must be eHtimuti-l from tiie Jainin Iwcanse lie was *up|M»rtilig Clark of Ohio, Bishop Hall of Vermont and stuhdjMiint of tonnage. Heavy ton­ Tins was taken by many to mean that the Rev. Dr. William T Hanning .rector nage . Iinnot he hauled over e|a> roads. they Brian 'nrdes III tlie convention of Trinity church, New York city eHjM-euilly in winter witliout tin- mud would receive some assistance from going to pieces. 1 liat fact inis been the ( lark supporters when tiie light Preparations are being made to se­ against I’arker i- taken to tiie (Iimi.* amply demimstrated Reporter Star cure a very general participation hy tomorrow the health authorities of the cities and Will Have Weather Bureau towns of Floridn in the fifteenth inter­ Harruld O'llrrrjr national congress on Hygiene and lion. J. N. 11 hilnrr, Sanford, Fla.. demography which meets in Septem­ A quiet hut pretty home wedding oc­ Sly Dear Jim»- YoUrs of tin- 12th ¡list, ber. The state already has accepted enclosing |Mdition asking for the estab­ curred at the residence of tiie bride's the invitation extended by President lishment of n weather bureau station at parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (j. Harruld, Taft, and an effort now is being made Sanford received. You ran n-si as­ (¡Oh Kust Magnolia Htreet, Friday after­ to have official delegate« appointed by. sured that 1 will do everything in my noon ul 3:00 o ’cliM’k, when their eldest the mayors of Floridn municipalities power to have this station nitahlished. daughter, Miss Alma Lucile Hurrold, Letters from the officers of the con­ I will take it up with the Department at was united in marriage to Mr Martin gress in Washington have just heen once and “ no stone will lie left un­ Luther O'Berry. sent to each mayor and each health turned" to accomplish it. You can adThe ceremony, which was witnessed officer in the following cities If the ad vise the |>eople of this fart. In this iiy only tiie immediate family, was per­ state: Daytona, DcLand, Fernandina, connection 1 desire to say that since my formed by Dr. J. G. Anderson, pastor Jacksonville, Lakeland, Miami, Ocala, return, our sub-cummittesc of the Com­ of the First Presbyterian church. Punta Gorda, St. Augustine, Sanford, mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds The bride was gowned in a light tan Tampa, and Tallaiiaasee. have been at work preparing n public jKingee silk, with hat and gloves to match building bill. This hill will not be pre­ and presented a picture of loveliness. sented to the House until next Decem­ She has been reared in Gainesville, is Sunday Evening of Song ber, hut we are preparing it now. and I attractive in personality, cultured and accomplished, and is popular with a On Sunday evening, Juno 30, next can say to you and you are at liberty to targe circle of friends. make it public, that Saniord will have Sunday, the choir of the Congregntionnl The groom is from Kissimmmee and a provision for a site and a building in church will give an evening of song . the forthcoming bill. 1 don’t forget my a son of one of Osceola’s iiest known und worship. There will bo several fine most extensive planters. For the past anthemns, a ladies' quartette, n gentle- friends. two ^ears he has been attending the law Yours most truly, men’« quartette, sparkling duets, part department of the University of Florida, FRANK CLARK. aonga and soioe. All substantial and and iMJssesses the prerequisites which pleaalng church music, together with a are destined to make him successful in Woodman Circle Meets brief addreee by tho pastor. There Wednesday, 26th, being the fourth the practice of his chosen profession. will be no attack on your pockethook Following the ceremony the happy Wednesday, is tho regular business meet­ other than tho usual voluntary contri­ ing of Celery City Circle. Mrs. Cora couple left over the Seaboard Air Line bution, so come and enjoy it. Tell S. Fielding, state manager, with her as­ for Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach, your neighbors and friends and bring sistant. Mrs. McDonald, will Imi with us where they will remain the next few them with you. All is free, the invi­ on that day. All sovereigns are ear­ days. Upon their return to GaineavilUi tation cordial, and a helpful, uplifting they will Im? at home at the residence of and entertaining evening of divine nestly urged to be present at 3 p. m. at the bride’s parents.—Gaineavillo Sun. Eagles’ Hall. praioe ia assured. is? Volum « IV ALL AROUND FLORIDA WANTS BALL NEWS Ocaln Man Says Whole Slate I n Tak­ ing Notice Sporting Editor Sanford Hrrald: The write up you give each game of hall is very complete und is enjoyed by every one that lias the pleuxure of read­ ing them iexcept |H*wihly the people in Orlandol, hut there is just one little tiling tiiut would help out very much, esjH'ciully the jM'ople tiiut do not have the pleasure of seeing the games or iM-mg in Orlando or Sanford, tins one little tiling is a complete summary of tiie games as won and lust hy the different teams. I think the three teams, Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford have played enough games up to this time to make it inter­ esting to every one to know just how each tenn\ stands. There i- a Iurge crowd in Ocala and elsewhere tiiut is t a k i n g n great interest in tin* gutties Unit are lM -in g played and every one would, I k n o w , appreciate such an addition to the skirling section. H oping Unit you will s*-- tiie a d va n ­ tage in the simple suggestion and w i^ J ¡tig for tiie Sanford Until tiie very best possible success, I beg to remain. Yours very truly, C\ R. PEABODY. Snnford'H Associated Charities AsfMM'iutfd Charities in Sunford were formully launched at tiie Star Theatre lust Sunday afterniMin Mr. C R. Wiilker presidi-l a.- temporary chairtnun and Mr It. F. Wiiitner. Jr . was made tetnjMirary secretary Tiie lir-t imsiness of the day was the rejsirt of Rev George B Wal'irnii, cliuirmun of tiie coninuttee on orgunjzTtrinn Mr"~WTTlrtrnTr srnm t'hrti'fty emu' of the reasons for organized ciianties in Sanford, citing ruses that have already r«me under our notice in tiie city. Then the constitution was offered as it has been ulreudy adopted in the meeting of May 26. and as it up|M*uri-l in the Herald of llie following Tuesday I'hls was adopted with two changes Hue of thitw- i-fuinges places tiie annual meeting during tin- second week in Jan­ uary and Iiy tin- other change all resi dent pastors of Sanford churches are made ex-officio member* of the hoard <d directors It w a a decided to elect the officers for the seven months until next January I'pon nomination of the committee the following were unanimously chosen: OFFICERS President. ( It Walker \ ice I'ri-sidcnt. prof N J I’l-rkins Treasurer It F Wiiitner, Jr DIRECTORS Term expires January, 1915: J. C. Higgins Mrs. Forrest Lake Mrs. W. H Hynes C. R. Walker S. O. Chase Mrs. Henry Wight N J. Perkins Term ex|(ires January, 1914 Mrs J U Wildmuii I., it. I'hilipII C I luBo-.Mr- I 11 Parker Mr- O A i aid well A E B bat jo I S Davis Term expires fanuury, 1913 Frank It Kent W T Kudu H. R. Stevens F. P. Forster W. H. Williams G. H. Fernuld B. F Wiiitner. Jr. The General News of The l and of Flowers. Clll IED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An Fpltome o f the Week'» Most Im ­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. Lakeland is to have a new tfireesiory (lost-oflice building The struc­ ture is to lie completed Iiy U,i- first of October. One hundred and ninety new momlM>rs have Im*cii added to the Hoard of Trade in Tampa since the dollar dinner, which was given la t week. From Miami cornea tin- information that tiie canal to Luke Okt-ichobec will Im* so far advanced by Ch istmas tiiut It will Ik- liagiv able by lui rich ihri/llgll tin- entire length. Miami in well pie: sod over the priM|*ct of the early completion of tin- big canal, as it will make a trip to Lake ( ikovoholM-c one of tin- attrac­ tions to tourists. J. G .- Forrester drugged Into Tho Leader office Monday morning a huge rattle snake, which, if we should meet in the road, we would be willing to give the entire right t»f way.. Thm_rakajtler measured alsiut eight feet long and ten inches around" and had fifteen ratlins. It was cHjitured at a road side about five miles southeast of Meade hy a farmer and brought town by Mr Forrester. Fort Mendo I-cutler. Work had begun at the assembly ground- mi Anastasia below South Bunch and soon nil will Ik - under way, are now busy sinking ortesinn well.« winch will supply the water necessary for tin- rhiiutnut|iiu city when It Is established The iw-curing of the wuter was lu-cemary la-fore other work tM-giin in order that there might Im? a plentiful supply It will not Im? long l-cforc tin- grading work will lM-gin and then tin- St Johns Electric Company will sturt jirejiaratious for tin- extending of the South Beach Ihr- on down to tho assembly site. St. Augustine Record. < ounril Proceedings City Council met in s|M-ciai sesnion June H. 1912 i VpmmiI T J Miller. Preoident; B W Herndon. F I. Woodruff, Geo. Fox. Jr The president stati-i that tiie object of tin- meeting was to consider whether or not the Council should take steps to stop the building of the new Depot. After discussion und on motion, the EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS city clerk was instructed to Issue the Mayor, G. W. Spencer, necraiary permit. On motion the Coun­ City Physician, J N. IColmon. M. Dcil then adjourned. County Commissioners: F. It Wood, M. W. LOVELL, ruff; Rev. Messrs.: Wildman, Summers, • City Clerk. Bresniihun, Waldron. President Walker announced a meet­ City Council met in regular »«salon ing of the new Hoard of Directors to June 17th at 7:30 p. m. take place at the Congregational churcli Present: T J. Miller, F. L. Woodruff, next Thursday night at 7 30. The B W Herndon. W. H. Underwood, Board will then organize, adopt the p M. Elder. Alxtenl: Geo. Fox, Jr., necessary by-laws and ajijxiint impor­ W. S. Hand. tant committees and officers to carry on Minutes bf the last meeting read and the worki It is exlremoly imjairtant approved. that there Im- h full meeting of the Board The complaint of Judge Stringfollow tiiut night. In regard to tho paving lien against . his property on motion was referred to Death of an Infant Died, Jun« 20, 1912, Mary Caroline the street committee. Moved and seconded th a t th o Clerk Ingram, 6-day old daughter of Mr. and I k ? in s tru c te d to correspond wit h Mr. Mrs. J L. Ingram. Sometimes in the rain and sunshine E. H. Stevens in regard to claim held the little (lower we welcome droops and against tho city by Mr. J. E. Laing. dies, but its delicate breath has inspired us Carried. Moved and seconded that the matter to ho|K* and perfumed our life with of lota 1 and 2, block 8, tier E, complained thought" of purity. The sunshine of lovo of hy Mr. Laing in- referred to the d ty could not warm her to life nor the affection engineer. Carried. of parenthood beguile her from drooping. Moved and seconded that tho finance Her breath went out like the exhalation of a -wi-ctly fragrant minion of the wood­ committee be authorized to make arrangland and in her stead was left only a holy mentf with the Banks for a loan. ( arund bcniitilul memory a memory that ried. On motion the Council now adjourned. « will last and sanctify oA long os parental M. W. LOVELL. existence. »7<r ^ É M IÉ IM i ■ BI H . . . ' I f'BÍ ¿ ir - y O' Drowned al Ocala Ocala, June 20 This afternoon whllo in swimming ut Silver Spring", Herbert L Fogg of this city, nged about 43 years, was drowned. He and a companion, B. H. Hull, were swimming ucro«s tho springs and had gotten half way hack again when Mr Fogg was jin-mimahly IIIt licked wit h crarnje* Before help could reach him lie bad -unk und never came up again. His body was rescued in about six minutes but it was im|KM<sihle to resuscitate him. He leaves a widowed mother. He was a nephew of Mrs. John Dozier. V -, M -, §' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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W : .L ‘ .T Flrat base on ball off Wallace 1, off SANFORD 4, ORLANDO 3 Vaiden 3. ( i '\ U 'W --------> rd r * îr ~ -' Tu «¿fay's D u o Ball Gam» Time,' 1:45. Unpleasant Manner Umpires, Tilden and Chittendon. The game Tuesday between Sanford and Orlando ended in a mast disgraceful The Same Sad Story manner, and if the Orlando management does not take drastic measures to stop Considering the inclemency of the such conduct the game will receive a w*eather, a fairly representative crowd black eye from which it will never re­ of Sanfordltes journeyed to Orlando cover. yesterday, in various ways, to witness After a comedy of errors on the part the killing. The game, accompanied of the Orlando team that allowed San­ by a steady drizzle, was slow, although ford to score three runs and after Orlan­ there were several brilliant plays. Pounds do had made throe home runs the win­ and Lee starring for Orlando. Sanford ning run for Sanford was made on a had no chance to star, as Leo had things very does decision. his way from flrat to last, fanning nine With men on bases and one out, Chit- men in seven innings. It is wonderful tenton camo in on a wild throw to the how much fuss Orlando can make when catcher and Umpire Chittenton call« they have one or two runs to tho good, the runner safe. Beardall, catcher for and how quiet they can get when they Orlando, became enraged at the decision get one or two to the bad, but then,— and accused the umpire of stealing the well, that’s human nature. Wallace game. From then on the accounts vary went in In t|ie sixth to bat for Chitten as to the blows struck, but It is certain den, and, with a man on second, got a that Beardall struck the umpire with two-bagger which waa just the proper his mask, cutting his acsilp. The fight caper. That boy Fanner waa ail to waa stopped at once and Beardall was the good yesterday getting two 2-baggers placed under arrest, afterward being re­ and a single out of four times up. All leased on a cash bond. There will right boys, keep it up and anything in never be any more games played if the Sanford is yours—oven money. umpire can be jumped on at the pleas­ ure of every player, and the fact that the Orlando umpires of the Sandspur League are do­ AB K H E ing their work from the laudable deeire 1 1 0 Lee, I f . 4 to have good ball is good and sufficient Lee, I f 1 1 0 4 reason for every lover of clean ball to 0 1 Ü 3 B urnett, c f help protect them. The decisions of the 0 0 0 C, Pounds, s b .. 2 umpire go regardless of whether tho in0 1 (1 .3 Boyer, r f.......... . $yidual players like it or not, #od .th e 1 0 0 B arnett, 3rd ... ................... 2 > * ’ Captain and manager of the team can 9 u 0 (1 F. Pounds, 2nd . ............ . » settle any diffidlty that may occur in. u 0 1 Gore, 1st ___ ................... 2 regard to adverse decisions. Both Or­ 0 l () W indham, p . . ................... 3 lando and Sanford teams have a hard ...i..... 3 1 2 1 Barber, c struggle each year to get donations from 0 0 0 ........... . 1 Vaiden, p ____ -people who are ¿ore on the quarrelsome disposition of some of the players and do 3 G O 26 Totals not want the spirit of animus to pre­ vail between the two cities. If wo can’t Sanford play a friendly series of games without AH R H E having auch disgraceful scenes enacted 0 •) u B rittain, 3rd 4 then it would bo U tte r to call tho aeries Edwards, 2nd 4 1 I 0 off at once and forever taboo the sub­ 1 O Swink. r f 3 1 ject of base ball. The feeling about 0 3 Farm er, c f 4 1 bail is none too secure at tho present 0 0 Bundy, s s .......... 4 0 ____________ and many people who desire a [>eaceful n i i . 0 A n -------------a summer season are forced to stay away •) Lowu, c m 1 1 0 from the park because they do not care 2 0 0 0 C hittenden, 1 f to attend a ball game and be compelled o Lee. p 0 1 0 to witness a common street brawl. The Wallace. 1 f 0 1 0 1 management of both teams and the good |>eople of both cities deplore the trouble Totals 4 10 1 28 of Tuesday and thereis no doubt but what some strenuous measure will !*• Hilly {Iranian's Slory adopted to prevent n recurrence of such child’s play in the futujo. Billy Beardall was up Wednesday and Let us have good clean ball or else said that the people who said ho cursed close up the ball park for all time. We the umpire certainly had him in wrong, are all friends and neighbors and the as tho only rem ark he made was that absurdity of these petty quarrels make the umpire had robbed them of the game us look very small in the eyes of visitors and th at afterward the umpire came to the ball games who cannot under­ back at him and struck at him. T h at stand how grown men can Indulge in he only defended himself and struck Mr. such horse play and so far forget their Chittendon with his muak. Billy also manhood as to im itate little boys on the stated th at no one deplored the fcffair back lot. any more than he did as he considered The lierald is glnd to note that the Sanford ins old home and he was gen­ other players did not lakp any part in uinely sorry th at he had allowed his the affair, and B eardalls own team anger to get the le tte r of him. There mates condemn him hasty action in as­ ia no doubt but what all parties con­ saulting the umpire. cerned are sorry about the affair, bu t Later.—As wo go to press we are th a t does not change the act and the one informed by M anager Stevens th at the at fault should be made to suffer. game on Tuesday, which was contested on account If the decision of Umpire Chittenden, was, at a meeting of the Seventeen Year« of Good Hoad Build­ ing In Orange County directors in Orlando yesterday, allowed to stand. Orlando players will have to (Continued from page 7) try some other method. Thus as it stands now, .Orlando has won two games vice"as to the disposition of such funds while Sanford has four, and still going. that we deem we are aide to pay toward building perm anent brick roads. Just Following ia the score with the rounds why this sense of paternalism is mani­ of the fight om itted: fested In our behalf is unknown to the Sanford residents of this section. AB R H ' 1*0 A E From the canvass we havoso far made, O Brittain ...... 4 0 1 1 éa 0 we find that not one man In fifty Is ad­ o Edwards ... 4 1 4» 0 2 1 verse to the proposition of the road and Swink r f __ 2 1 1 2 0 0 bridge district, and It is behoved that Fanner, c f 2 0 1 2 0 0 when the votes are counted the result Bundy, as 4 0 2 2 2 2 will be as near unanimous in favor of, Calmcs, 1 s t___ 3 ü 13 l 0 0 than any proposition that has ever been Lowe, c .4 0 0 1 0 0 placed before our residents. Wallace, p. ___4 0 0 2 4 0 This proposition has evolved in San­ Chlttendon.lf... 4 1 1 3 0 0 ford for the purpose of givihg the tax payers of the four precincta (which are Total 31 4 9 24 10 3 virtually integral parts of Sanford) the Orlando full right to spend their road money in Lee, I f_______ 4 0 0 2 0 0 just tho way they care to spend it. Bennett, c f ..... 4 0 0 4■ 0 0 These precincts will show conclusively C. Pounds, ■.... 4 1 2 1 1 1 that they want good roada and when we Boyer, r f . 4 0 0 1 0 1 have cstabiiahed the procodont then the F. Pounds, 2d.. 3 0 0 2 0 1 other aectiona of the county will in all Barnett, 8 rd .._ 4 0 1 0 1 0 probability organize In a similar manner Gore, l e t __ ' 4 1 2 8 0 1 and begin to deviac waya and means to Vaiden, p _____ 4 0 0 1 7 0 relegate tho aink holes, depressions and ’ B e a r d a l l , 4 1 1 3 1 0 soft places in their roada to' the bow­ - — — 4 wows and follow tho example of the 3 Total---------- 86 6 22 10 3 Special Road and Bridge District and Score by inningi: construct roada of a permanent nature. Sanford....„. 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 9 4 This ia the second of a aeries of ar­ Orlando:. r Q 0 1 ;0 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 4 ticles which will appear in thia paper Summery: • each iaaue until the day of election. In­ Home Tubs, Gore, Beardall, C. Pounds. formation relating to the proposition Two base hits, Swink. may be had of the official committee by Left on baies Sanford 7, Orlando 6. application to its secretary. : Wild pi tehee, Vaiden 8. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Passed balls, Beardall 3. By Thomas K. Bates, Sec’y . r. THF BOSTON STOCK | m ore goods for sa m e m oney Same Goods For L ess I è . . We give is rather a broad you more goods assertion, for less money nevertheless than can possibly we say it, and be had else­ say it loud. where. - yr Then, Why N ot The —.*i . - i < r SPECIAL SALES STORE $3.50 and $5.00 Knox Hats for . $1.98 t American Lady Corsets, the $1.50 and $3.50 kind, for - - - 98c* Bleached and Unbleached Domestic, 30-in. wide, free from starch, 20 yds. - $1.00 Lot 12xl5-in. Embroidery for 10c Mosquito Nets, 90-in., full size 98c Line Ladies’ Linene Skirts, white and col­ ors, to close out at 48c Lot 45-in flouncing, $2.00 value u 99c Watch Show Windows For Special Bargains Each Day AT T H E — Sales Store mp ' . The above v /:— • .¿ L . - ìl i * ifj • . m tm <xr*nm * safe. ' v - v �Published S e m i - W e e k l y — Tuesday and Friday 1 jt u i H ERÄED I N S A N F O R D — L ite is Worth L ivin g Number B4 NEWS or S A N rO R D , r LOR ID A. TUESDAY, JU NE 28. 1*12 THE WORLD FLETt HER TALKS TO LADIES Senior Senator Addresses liv e ly Young G raduates Washington, D. C., June 24th. ( S | m*cial to The Herald). United States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, of Florida, HAPPENIN GS D U R IN G T llf W i t * addressed the graduating class of W ash­ ington Normal School No. 1. Wednesday Mere llie R ead ers W ill rin d a B rie r afternoon, June 10th at 4:30 p. in. at • H is to ric a l S p r in t r i o w l n i Continental Mali near the Corcoran f o r H u rrie d R eaders Art Gallery. President Samuel Gompera, Secretary He delivered an inspiring message to Frank Morrison and Vice-President the class of eighty-five young women John Mitchell of the American Fed graduates who are to take up the pro­ oration of Labor were today held, to fession of teaching in and near W ash­ be guilty of contem pt of court Jiy the ington. Seventy-two will apply them ­ D istrict of Columbia supreme court in selves to kindergarten work. connection with th e court's injunction The Senior Senator from Floridn was in the Buck’s Stove and Range com pany invited to deliver this address by the case. Superintendent of Public Schools for At noon todny sixteen bodies hud Im-cii the District of Columbia and ulsd by recovered from the Niagara River Miss Coding, Principal of the Normal Eaglo Park, th e scene of last night’ School, laud year the graduating class drowning tragedy, and the oiliciul list of the school was addressed by Senator \\ K. Borah, of Iduho. of identified dead and missing reached The romniellcement exercises lirougld a total of thirty. More than u score of persons were hurled to- tl«*iri jl**tb-lloK,*,," 'r “«'Deuce “ I repn-s**nin the swift w aters of Niagura Hi veil tutive |M-ip|r and pm veil thoroughly late yesterday when the dock a t Eagle successful in every resjK-ct. Senator • Park, a pleasure resort, crumbled under Fletcher has always taken a deep interest the weight of a throng of excursionists in educational m atters. From 1900 to 1900 ho was Q iairjnan of the Board .of l_ Imnnd Itnrk ,n thl>ir f■*— f t | Public Instruction In DuvaF coimry, Evelyn Neshit Tiiaw was agnin today Florida He never los»« an opportunity the chief witness against her husband, to put in a good word-for Florida in Harry K. Thaw, who is trying to prove any of his addresses and he has heen his sanity and thereby obtain a release inticli in demand a- a -jwaker at notalde from M atlew an asylum . She was cal function.- during the present session <d led to the stand yesterday morning, Congress. the first duy of the second week of the lie was the orator of tiie day Fehheurmg. She adm itted under <|iiestion ruary 'J'Jnd wiien lie addressed the log by T haw ’s counsel that she testi- 1,000 Government Printing Office etn-------lied he wita ja n e ,__Stic denied a he had p j-v rr-. *»n -Ww4»tlH»tou.'' wak said Thaw would never get out of one >>f tile four pr Itic Ipul -peaker- at Muttcwun until lie “settled with her.“ the big Southern Society of Washington Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Not only will Clarence S. I »arrow take t he Htand in his trial for alleged jury bribery. but Mrs Harrow will also lie a witness for the defense. ,\| though no statem ent was made by Ditrict Attorney Fredericks as to the time he exjM-cti-1 to complete the S late's caw, attorneys for the defense announced that they would lie ready to I>egin the presentation of their side of thi- case the latter part of this w e e k They expect the prosecution to rest about Friday and possibly sooner. banijuet tiie ft lie night wiien lie spoke on ''P atrick H enry" und recently was one of tiie principal -(icakeri before the California State Sooiety at it - liiuii|ije( Tiie Senator him inaile many friend- and a .-plehdld impression each time it •arhani On Brlrk ItondMr Beacham wus uski-l what in1bought of . t ill • proposition to j.ut down d a y road IllStflll ef bruk. tinclay to contain sudi in ailm ixtun of sand as to Ik- jMirous. a jiiuii w1udì is Im* ng talked of ill-re. Hi- Hiiiil: "It is child's play to put down i•lay roads W hat luis Imm-ii tin- result of clay road- bull iing in this count ry’ 1Girl » g l)\v JiU^t two \t- irs tin- cun lit V ha- ' M‘cndi-l in tin ><••IgM»-r)io< m1 of t h«' Upkrs'p of t In-si- roiIlls. flo u Mil anil In > jtrt* itrttially in worn«- coil dition tlian lliey were two years ago. And consider for a moment th at in tw enty years a million dollars of brick roads could Is- built and paid for, and all for tiie present cost- of the so-called maintenance of these duy highways. In lotmlieth Palace, the historic home of the Archbishop of C anterbury, a small group of English and American churchmen assembled to dav to confer on plans whereby unity of ( hristendoin may Is- accomplished Jn “lifnhvlai’c on the conference were the ArchiiNji op of C anterbury, the Archbishop of York and several other em inent pre­ lates of the Church of Englanil and a conppiasion representing the Episcopal church "In America. The American commissioners present were Bishop An derson, of Chicago. Bishop Vincene “ R o a d s m ust be eHtimuti-l from tiie of Ohio, Bishop Hall of Vermont and stuhdjMiint of tonna ge. H e a v y t o n ­ the Rev. Dr. William T Hanning .rector nage . Iinnot he hauled o v er e|a> roads. of Trinity church, New York city eHjM-euilly in winter witliout tin- m ud Preparations are being made to se­ cure a very general participation hy the health authorities of the cities and towns of Floridn in the fifteenth inter­ national congress on Hygiene and demography which meets in Septem ­ ber. The state already has accepted the invitation extended by President T aft, and an effort now is being made to have official delegate« appointed by. the mayors of Floridn m unicipalities Letters from the officers of the con­ gress in W ashington have just heen sent to each m ayor and each health officer in the following cities If the state: D aytona, DcLand, Fernandina, Jacksonville, Lakeland, Miami, Ocala, P unta Gorda, St. Augustine, Sanford, Tam pa, and Tallaiiaasee. Sunday Evening of Song . is? On Sunday evening, Juno 30, next Sunday, the choir of the Congregntionnl church will give an evening of song worship. There will bo several fine anthem ns, a ladies' q uartette, n gentlem en’« qu artette, sparkling duets, part aonga and soioe. All substantial and pleaalng church music, together with a brief addreee by tho pastor. There will be no attack on your pockethook other than tho usual voluntary contri­ bution, so come and enjoy it. Tell your neighbors and friends and bring them with you. All is free, the invi­ tation cordial, and a helpful, uplifting and entertaining evening of divine praioe ia assured. going to pieces. 1 liat fact inis been a m p ly d e m im s tra te d R e p o rte r S ta r BRYAN LOST FIRST PIN Judge Parker Chosen As Tem­ porary Chairman BRYAN EXPECTS TOGOfARTIHR No r Doubt About C o m m o n er B u ttin g In to A ffa irs O f The N atio n ul C o n ven tio n Form er Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York, was Selected by tiie Demo­ cratic National Com m ittee tonight for tem porary chairm an of the National Convention which will ojien here to­ morrow at noon. His election came over the portents of tw enty-tw o members of the convention styling themselves the progressives in the party .under the leadership of W. J Bryan. Senator EUfct Ollie Jam es got twenty of these votes and Senator O'Gorman, of New York, two. t Tiiut Mr. Bryan will carry tiie light ior tem porary chairm an to the lloor of the rnriveniion now seems assured. EITotIs to come to an amicable ugreem ent on this question failed today when a com m ittee ap|>ointcd at the opeffing session of tiie national comm ittee confcrt«ul~with- Mr. d iry u n uud others in an endeaVur to prevent a figlil at the beginning. Tins com m ittee, cofnjiosed of ( huirmun Norm an E, Muck and Dr P I.. Hall, memlier of the Neliraska Delegation, re|><>rted to the meeting totilgilt tiilit its efforts have Im-cii uiiavailuiile and almost immediately the vote was taken. Woodman Circle M eets Wednesday, 26th, being the fourth Wednesday, is tho regular business meet­ ing of Celery City Circle. Mrs. Cora S. Fielding, state manager, with her as­ sistant. Mrs. McDonald, will Imi with us on th at day. All sovereigns are ear­ nestly urged to be present at 3 p. m. at Eagles’ Hall. ALL AROUND FLORIDA WANTS BALL NEWS Ocaln Man Says Whole Slate I n T ak ­ ing Notice Sporting Editor Sanford Hrrald: The write up you give each game of hall is very complete und is enjoyed by every one that lias the pleuxure of read­ ing them iexcept |H*wihly the people in Orlandol, hut there is just one little tiling tiiut would help out very much, esjH'ciully the jM'ople tiiut do not have the pleasure of seeing the games or iM-mg in Orlando or Sanford, tins one little tiling is a complete summary of tiie games as won and lust hy the different teams. I think the three teams, Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford have played enough games up to this time to make it in ter­ esting to every one to know just how each tenn\ stands. T here i- a Iurge crowd in Ocala and elsewhere tiiut is taking n great interest in tin* gutties Unit are lM-ing played and every one would, I know, appreciate such an addition to the skirling section. H o p in g Unit you will s*-- tiie a d v a n ­ ta g e in th e sim ple suggestion and w i ^ J ¡tig for tiie Sanford Until tiie very best possible success, I beg to remain. Yours very truly, C\ R. PEABODY. Snnford'H Associated Charities AsfMM'iutfd Charities in Sunford were formully launched at tiie Star T heatre lust Sunday afterniMin Mr. C R. Wiilker presidi-l a.- temporary chairtnun and Mr It. F. Wiiitner. Jr . was made tetnjMirary secretary Tiie lir-t imsiness of the day was the T iie d ebate u\ er tiie temporary chair* rejsirt of Rev George B Wal'irnii, maiistiijwwa» not prolonged. The Mary- cliuirmun of tiie coninuttee on orgunjz- Jrrmf- iftmmtMeemiM» -utUuiuui Mr Bryall luid raid Mr Bryan liud assumed tiie roll of dictator to the Detnocrutic party “ I for one," said Mr Tulhot, "do not propose to subm it to tin- dictation of this man or any one man senator Newiands. of Nevada, sitting III till' committee With a proxy, defended Mr Bryan Tiie Senator declared that he diil not yield to tiie dictation of any one mail, hut that lie did not regard Mr Bryan a.< a dictator, but as tiie repprosentiiiive of progressive principles endorsed by the Democratic party. W iien 1 rey WimmInoii, committeeman from Kentucky, voted for I’arker against James, lie explained that Kentucky did not wish to place Jam es' name before th e convention He said Unit lie hud tailed with Mr Jiniiis and had been a-sured tie wu- not a candidate In addition In- -aid Kentucky delegates hud instructions th at Janie- name not Im- placed obefre tiie committee. Robert Ewing, com m itteem an from I«ouisiunn, A Wilson supjKjrter, placed Jam es’ name Indore tiie committee. Edward G. Goltrn, of Missouri, a I lark man, expluined Uiut lie voted for Jainin Iwcanse lie was *up|M»rtilig Clark Tins was taken by many to mean that they B rian 'nrdes III tlie convention would receive some assistance from the ( lark supporters when tiie light against I’arker i- taken to tiie (Iimi.* tomorrow Will Have W eather Bureau lion. J . N . 11 hilnrr, Sanford, Fla.. Sly Dear J im»- YoUrs of tin- 12th ¡list, enclosing |Mdition asking for the estab­ lishment of n weather bureau station at Sanford received. You ran n-si as­ sured that 1 will do everything in my power to have this station nitahlished. I will take it up with the Departm ent at once and “ no stone will lie left un­ turned" to accomplish it. You can adad vise the |>eople of this fart. In this connection 1 desire to say that since my return, our sub-cummittesc of the Com­ m ittee on Public Buildings and Grounds have been at work preparing n public building bill. This hill will not be pre­ sented to the House until next Decem­ ber, hut we are preparing it now. and I can say to you and you are at liberty to make it public, th a t Saniord will have a provision for a site and a building in the forthcoming bill. 1 don’t forget my friends. Yours most truly, FRANK CLARK. Volum « IV H a r ru ld O 'llrrrjr A quiet hut pretty home wedding oc­ curred at the residence of tiie bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (j. Harruld, (¡Oh Kust Magnolia Htreet, Friday after­ noon ul 3:00 o’cliM’k, when their eldest daughter, Miss Alma Lucile Hurrold, was united in m arriage to Mr M artin Luther O'Berry. The ceremony, which was witnessed iiy only tiie im m ediate family, was per­ formed by Dr. J. G. Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The bride was gowned in a light tan jKingee silk, with hat and gloves to match and presented a picture of loveliness. She has been reared in Gainesville, is attractive in personality, cultured and accomplished, and is popular with a targe circle of friends. The groom is from Kissimmmee and a son of one of Osceola’s iiest known und most extensive planters. For the past two ^ears he has been attending the law departm ent of the University of Florida, and iMJssesses the prerequisites which are destined to m ake him successful in the practice of his chosen profession. Following the ceremony the happy couple left over the Seaboard Air Line for Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach, where they will remain the next few days. Upon their return to GaineavilUi they will Im? at home at the residence of the bride’s parents.—Gaineavillo Sun. Ttrinn Mr"~WTTlrtrnTr srn m t'h rti'ft y e m u ' of the reasons for organized ciianties in Sanford, citing ruses th at have already r«me under our notice in tiie city. Then the constitution was offered as it has been ulreudy adopted in the meeting of May 26. and as it up|M*uri-l in the Herald of llie following Tuesday I'hls was adopted with two changes Hue of thitw- i-fuinges places tiie annual meeting during tin- second week in Ja n ­ uary and Iiy tin- other change all resi dent pastors of Sanford churches are made ex-officio member* of the hoard <d directors It w a a decided to elect the officers for the seven months until next January I'pon nomination of the committee the following were unanimously chosen: O FFIC E R S President. ( It Walker \ ice I'ri-sidcnt. prof N J I’l-rkins Treasurer It F Wiiitner, Jr D IRECTORS Term expires January, 1915: J. C. Higgins Mrs. Forrest Lake Mrs. W. H Hynes C. R. Walker S. O. Chase Mrs. Henry Wight N J. Perkins Term ex|(ires January, 1914 Mrs J U Wildmuii I., it. I'hilipII C I luBo-.Mr- I 11 Parker The General News of The l and of Flowers. Clll I ED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An F p lto m e of th e W eek'» M o s t p o rta n t Happenings In th e S ta te 's Dom ain. Lakeland is to have a new tfireesiory (lost-oflice building The stru c ­ ture is to lie completed Iiy U,i- first of October. One hundred and ninety new momlM>rs have Im*cii added to the Hoard of Trade in T am pa since the dollar dinner, which was given la t week. From Miami cornea tin- inform ation that tiie canal to Luke Okt-ichobec will Im* so far advanced by Ch istmas tiiut It will Ik- liagiv able by lui rich ihri/llgll tin- entire length. Miami in well pie: sod over the priM|*ct of the early completion of tin- big canal, as it will make a trip to Lake ( ikovoholM-c one of tin- a ttra c ­ tions to tourists. J. G .- Forrester drugged Into Tho Leader office Monday morning a huge rattle snake, which, if we should m eet in the road, we would be willing to give the entire right t»f way.. Thm_rakajtler measured alsiut eight feet long and ten inches around" and had fifteen ratlins. It was cHjitured at a road side about five miles southeast of Meade hy a farmer and brought town by Mr Forrester. Fort Mendo I-cutler. Work had begun at the assembly ground- mi Anastasia b e l o w South Bunch and soon nil will Ik- under way, are now busy sinking ortesinn well.« winch will supply the water necessary for tin- rhiiutnut|iiu city when It Is established The iw-curing of the wuter was lu-cemary la-fore other work tM-giin in order that there might Im? a plentiful supply It will not Im? long l-cforc tin- grading work will lM-gin and then tin- St Johns Electric Com pany will sturt jirejiaratious for tin- extending of the South Beach Ihr- on down to tho assembly site. St. Augustine Record. ^ É M IÉ IM i ■BI H I f' BÍ . ' ¿ ir - y O' < o u n r il P ro c ee d in g s City Council met in s|M-ciai sesnion June H. 1912 i VpmmiI T J Miller. Preoident; M r - O A i aid well A E B bat jo B W Herndon. F I. Woodruff, Geo. I S Davis Fox. Jr Term expires fanuury, 1913 The president stati-i that tiie object of Frank It Kent W T Kudu tin- meeting was to consider whether or H. R. Stevens F. P. Forster not the Council should take steps to W. H. Williams G. H. Fernuld stop the building of the new Depot. B. F Wiiitner. Jr. After discussion und on motion, the E X -O FFIC IO M EM BERS city clerk was instructed to Issue the M ayor, G. W. Spencer, necraiary permit. On motion the Coun­ City Physician, J N. IColmon. M. Dcil then adjourned. C ounty Commissioners: F. It Wood, M. W. LOVELL, ruff; Rev. Messrs.: Wildman, Summers, • City Clerk. Bresniihun, Waldron. President Walker announced a m eet­ City Council met in regular »«salon ing of the new Hoard of Directors to June 17th at 7:30 p. m. take place at the Congregational churcli Present: T J. Miller, F. L. Woodruff, next Thursday night at 7 30. The B W Herndon. W. H. Underwood, Board will then organize, adopt the p M. Elder. Alxtenl: Geo. Fox, Jr., necessary by-laws and ajijxiint im por­ W. S. Hand. tan t committees and officers to carry on Minutes bf the last meeting read and the worki It is exlremoly im jairtant approved. that there Im- h full meeting of the Board The com plaint of Judge Stringfollow tiiut night. In regard to tho paving lien against . his property on motion was referred to Death of an Infant Died, Jun« 20, 1912, Mary Caroline the street com m ittee. Moved and seconded th a t tho Clerk Ingram , 6-day old daughter of Mr. and I k ? instructed to correspond w ith Mr. Mrs. J L. Ingram. Sometimes in the rain and sunshine E. H. Stevens in regard to claim held the little (lower we welcome droops and against tho city by Mr. J. E. Laing. dies, but its delicate breath has inspired us Carried. Moved and seconded th at the m atter to ho|K* and perfumed our life with of lota 1 and 2, block 8, tier E, complained thought" of purity. The sunshine of lovo of hy Mr. Laing in- referred to the d ty could not warm her to life nor the affection engineer. Carried. of parenthood beguile her from drooping. Moved and seconded that tho finance Her breath went out like the exhalation of a -wi-ctly fragrant minion of the wood­ committee be authorized to make arrangland and in her stead was left only a holy mentf with the Banks for a loan. ( arund bcniitilul memory a memory that ried. On motion the Council now adjourned. « will last and sanctify oA long os parental M. W. LOVELL. existence. »7<r . . M Drowned al Ocala Ocala, June 20 This afternoon whllo in swimming ut Silver Spring", H erbert L Fogg of this city, nged about 43 years, was drowned. He and a companion, B. H. Hull, were swimming ucro«s tho springs and had gotten half way hack again when Mr Fogg was jin-mimahly IIIt licked wit h crarnje* Before help could reach him lie bad -unk und never came up again. His body was rescued in about six minutes but it was im|KM<sihle to resuscitate him. He leaves a widowed mother. He was a nephew of Mrs. John Dozier. V -, Im ­ -, §' �! _ ?rr Sanford Swells In Summer Sweltering Solstice Suns Sanford’s ■ Salubrity EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN 11 A Chlcl 1» Among Ye Taking N o trs and F a ith , tie ’ll P re n t 'E m "— S# S a y * S a u n te rrr. ^ I wish a law could bo passed prohibit­ ing th e barbaric custom of opening the casketa in public a t church funerals, is a relic of dark agoa and has no place in a civilised com m unity. It jars on the sensibility of every, tender chord and is som ething th at the churches and under­ takers ought to combine and put to an end. In nine-tenths of the cases it is merely a pandering to a ghoulish curi osity. ‘peoplo who never spoke to the deceased In their life parade around the church, gape at tho form of the deceased then go out of the prcsenco of death, not to talk of tho good deeds done in life, b u t to criticise tho appearance of tho poor clay th a t death has left for onco a t their m ercy. Death la a sacred thing. If wo are going on a long journey wo do not m ake our adieus before a gaping crowd . . we ought not to bo expected to bid our dead a last good-bye while curious eyes fa tte n pn our grief; we ought not to be . expected to sit in the house of mourn* ing while people we never spoitk to, who have no rlnirn on our loved one, jostle each other in thfir_dcaire to view the remains and then get together and gos­ sip over what they saw or failed to see. We believe th at a m ajority'of the people d etest the painful funeral scene os m uch as we do and yjould be more than glad to see them ended, but arc afraid to break a “ custom ." Hut it is a duty tho m in­ ister and undertaker owe to themselves und tho long-yufTering public to put n stop to tho exhibition, und they will fiud tiie public otily too glad to uphold them with a heurty amen. # • • *1 - *■IK r . • Hut the city of Sanford is not satisfied to be tiie greatest vegetable |iroducing center in ull of Florida. It wants to do things in other linos and to show the faith tho citizens of this placo have in their own town the following lines of improvements ure being planned, some of which are actually being worked out at this time, with a fair chance for the fulfilling of the entire schedule within a short period. $ 200,000 Good rouds of brick ' ,,j> 126,000 Tourist hotel _ _ • .6 0 .0 0 0 Union depot 75.000 Post Office building 22,600 Business blocks 37,600 Residential buildings 10.000 JuApuav* building. ..... 4,200 Telephone im provem ents. Farm b u ild in g s....... ............. ........ 27,000 Tot?] developm ent w ork......... $661,200 Over a half million dollars for im* pmvements in and around Sanford should instill confidence in the summer situation and especially when it is known that seventy-five |«-r cent of the money comes from the local residents. nicc office and storo ap artm ents on eith er aide of th e structure. T his will be u feature of great importance to our community, for a t this time it ¡h almost impossible for a new comer who wants to enter the S anford commercial arena to secure a building suitably located for commercial purposes. In addition to th é above there are nowin process of construction several very fine residences nnd some less pretentious cottages, as well aa several large rooming houses. Sanford lias been handicapped from season to wyison on account of not having sufficient rooming accom m oda­ tion to take care of the visitors who w ant to take th é ir meals at th e restaur­ an ts, hut now wo are in a fair way to circumvent this trouble and we are do­ YOU have it and so do I, but you ing it by the erection of suituble build­ W hy ings to take care of our guests. take advantage of it and I don't. The developm ents of the fnrm sec­ Is It You succeed in life and I don't. tions contiguous to Sanford goes merrily Why is it ? on and one can see in most any direction So easy to answer. You save your 'traveled signs of success and jirogress money and I don’t, and consequent­ Which In the new residences, bam s and out buildings being erected. T here are also ly you succeed and I don’t. Which Are new (arms now being cleared an d gotten ure you ? Better come in to sec us. in shajie for fntl planting, ull of which You’ll find us ready to serve you. conduces to th e general uplift of the community and has that ten d en cly to instill confidence in the new corner that, will make of hiiu nlso ull uplifting fac­ to r for Sanford. P E O P LE S BANK OF S A N FO R D The S an fo rd Telephone C om pany is M. M. SMITH. Prw. H. H. S T E V E N S . V - P r ... ll. E TOLAR. now placing its wires underground by th o Installation -of a tyatem of th ^ in te e tj «■■■■■• - ---- .-.-TO approved cables. In addition to the removal of a disfiguring element in the general contour of the jierspective this I S n improvement will also Ik« one of great u tility to the p a tro n s of tiie com pany, in Where you can get the Inal of everything delivered th a t it will su bserve the service in such to your door by special messenger a m i on lime way as to give better satisfaction to those who su p p o rt the comjmny. WE CARRY A C0MPLFTE LINE Of So it will Ik- seen that now, while we Morbid und Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Biy und have time to look about us, w e are get- IEN HAVE T H E SANE CHANCE ? You ? Deposits A bsolutely Insured &A. The m ovement for tiie bonding of the Sanford m-etjon for 1200,000 for tiie pur pogfe of building brick roads is one of U*V-gtwwXufcX movmiuuita th a t has ever Tmg~?vnr7impuv-trr utmpa rn-h rrrnr n u rr•«•«in lutinehix! here. From tiie interturn our visitors when they com e drtwn ret mumfi-sti-d m the project there is next fall und are not allow lug tin- usual little doubt but what tiie proposition I lethargies of sum m er to settle over our will carry by a good big majority’, as the .... , ' . ,. . community romminis- on puhliritv in favor •of tin s, THOM AS K. BATHS. irojeel has a th o r o u g h canvass of t h e J * It gives me a pain to go down tinstree t and meeting one of these old fos­ sils who have heiped to hold Snn forri bark so long hear the same old story of hard times and tin- whole country going to tiie bowwows. 1 met one the other day and he spun me the same old yarn of how the Sanford |>eople were trying to build u hotel und that they would never accomplish their object Ix-cau.-uthey “ just couldn’t" and that n u ins only reason, und th at is tiie only reason them; old stuge couches give you about everything in the » ay of imjimvements They do not want Sanford to grow 1»«*cause some other than themselves will profit by It, and in tiie early days when there was no such development these old codgers could mnke more money by trading on the' disapjiointment of tiie othor fellow, and every failure made old calamity howler richer. This old jH-wumUtie spirit never built up any com m unity and it iIim-s me g o o d to these old landmarks disapjienring from this city nnd going where they belong. A few first class funerals in Sanford would be n great help to jirogreas. * T h a t good roads movement is sweep­ ing the Hanford section and 1 under­ stan d thut the election for bonds is iniund to go for good roads and ere long the Units will be coming to our cityladen witl) the brick and the g o o d w o r k will be started before another year. Sanford has already acquirisl name and fame for the splendid spirit of progres­ sion so plainly Bhown in every way. Our peoplo believe in good roads and the best th a t can be built. We are thoroughly convinced that no other material than brick will stand the heavy traffic to which our roads are subjected. We m ust have brick and we will have it and the people are becoming thoroughly imbued w ith the Idea th at If Sanford does not get this great Improvement now the tim e will never come again when our section will have the same opjyortunity. We arc am ply able to take care of ourselves w ithout any good advice from Orlando or other seaports. We know what we want and bow we want^ it and we will get juat th a t thing. The county of Or­ ange has been an experimental station for different kinds of roads for yearn, and the subject of material has been thoroughly dem onstrated to our entire sathrfaction. ThB a lig h t cost of brickover tho clay roads th a t we have been April fooling o u rselv » with before is not enough to count when you como to figure the lasting qualities of the brick and the fact th a t our children will not only get tho benefit of the roods b u t can help pay for them. T he clay roads were good enough in their day, but the day has passed and for this part of Florida where lasting m aterial cannot be found th e brick has been proven the cheapest. The people who are the greatest mover» In th e'c am p aig n are tho omw who will p ay-th e bulk of tho taxes and they aro well mtisfied to vote for the bonds. The word has gone out and the im pression lias become general tliut tiie summer m onths in Florida arc limes of dulnenn in commercial circles of w hat­ ever degree, but the facts as furnished by Sanford ut this time does not l>eur out the statem ent. This community has just about completed its farm oper­ ations for the season 1D11-1012 and the results show ahlpjflentu amounting vto 870/000 packjigfi , 0 / vegetables which is equal to 2,610 gllTid car lotn„the valu­ ation being $1,640,000. Tills for one season. , D Suit Meats. Fish, Poultry and Home-Made Pork Suu suge. We ure now prepared to give to the trade our spectul HOME MADE CORN BEEF Try it—yon will be pleased. T. it nut ion m id linds t h a t every |>roj»-rt> Moiled barn 35r Hi. ( hip b e e f 40r Hi. Ider is heartily ro-o|H-rulihg with tiie Fresh from D ayton sheer. P hone .15. movement and doing everything | km»It. G. Slorklon. He sible to m ake the project a sum s«. It is jiropofM-d to build twenty-two miles of brick roads as trunk lines and plnce in a FAIR ASSOCIATION M E E T S ood condition *ull other roads in the iistrict leading to tin- trunk linen, thus Report of T re a su re r Shown Affaire in («ood Shape making all (»ortions of the district ac­ I cessible to the brick roads. Mr. H. H. Dickson was unanim ously The m ovement for the erection of the elected president of the Orange C ounty tourist hotel is taking stiajn- und our 1 F air Association a t the annual meeting citirens have signified their approvnl of of stockholders last Friday afternoon at tin- proposition by swbxcribing libar- th e Sun Juan hotel. II) to t in- stoek of tin- compan.) Plans Messrs W it. O’Neal and Jam es I. in d drafts, ns well as crayon drawings (¡ilex were re-elected, /rajH-ctively, secd tiie buildings and grounds have Ix-vn . treasurer of tiie Association. M r. J N secured and are now on exhibition and Wbitnes-of Sanford and Mr. W. L. Palm ­ t is bolieved th at the new hotel will be er were elected vice presidents, succeed­ nn actuality by this tim e next year. ing Mr. M. O. Overstreet and M r. Geo. This will bring Sanford more vividly to II. Fernaldt the notice of tiie traveling jiublic than it The old tioard of directors, w ith the has been before and will in many ways addition of Mr. ( ’. M. Hand of Sanford conduce to the succi-xx and pros|s-rity were re-elected. The list is ns follows if our com m unity. Moses O verstreet, William H. Reynolds, tii-ii 1! Fernnld. I luviil Dick hurt. Seth f i l e n e w u n io n s t a t io n n t a k in g s h n jie slid will I k - compieteti in u in jilt - time to . ^ ondruff. II. I. itei-man, li. H. Djrk take rare of tiie heavy tourist travel | a01*- A. T. Roanetter, Forrest Lake and usual to Sanford on account of its many C M. Hand. These director» were re-elected nt tinline* of railways, steam boat lines and geographical localipn. The express com, regular m eeting of the stockholder jiany will also erect commodious build­ T he high officers were chosen by the ings and shi-tls to care for their ever in­ directors nt n m eeting held im m ediately creasing business here. It mny not Ik* following the general meeting. Annual rep o rt of of James L. Giles, generally known, hut the fuel is there Treasurer O range County F'nlr Asso­ just the same, und thut is that more ciation, June 4, 1912: vegetables are shipjK-d from Sanford by express than leaves nny other station Rcjita from fair F'cb. 1912___ $7611.94 Rep to from stock .105.00 in all of Florida. The Commercial Club lias received assurance from officials a t Washington that we are not only to have an approproprjation for n lot upon which will rest a government building, but we ure to immediately liuve the building as well. Free delivery of the mails was recently established in Hanford, and our great­ ness is to lie further recognized by the erection of a F'ederal building here com ­ mensurate with the volume of business handlud through, our -postoffic«, on» which will lie a credit to our city und its environs. T o t a l ....................... $7616.90 Pnld by vouchers . 7187.60 Paid by vouchers 718.77 Balance in bank $ 429.33 Received from Forrest Lake on stock su b scrip tio n _____ ____ 75.00 Received from M rs. James WW Received from Mrs. J a m « Lnughllft, 3 rd _ _____ 30.00 Meat Market of Quality 0 W. B RI G G S 110 Park Avenue - m Phone id D RAIICUOK ’S — — PRACTK PRACTICAL ■f • v /J /s /s J J ftW ('orncr Main and Monroe, Jacksonville. Branch *’ H uvb you irir<) th e Sirrinc Itmiscf 4th am i Pnlitu-ltu It not gri a m eal ticket. For Cutting One'» Own Hair. A foreign Invent u has patented a device which. It 1» «uld. will cnablo any man to cut bis own lialr^ ll co n ­ sists of a comb attachm ent thnt mny bo placed upon any razor. The h a ir 1s Hjen coinbed with the razor, which culn off the ends of tho hair precise­ ly th e right length Opposed T F Ve0] ' H m H I tl..ut Ws T •oscHbutad b a r* M m «cm s mat So fardkwiag dm I of out Sows--- T k*y E m ry ca ci racatmd by lh»«s from this commuaky k s dkwei Host butter, — Pound prints 35c lb. Phone 35. R, G. Stockton. Itc Use for M urderers. Tho abolition of cajdtal jiunlshm ont for m urder tins nol borne such fru its In states where It has been tried as to create any great enthusiasm for th e change The peoplo nre Inclined to say with the witty Frenchm an. "L et the m urderers ect us an example.”— New York Commercial. SS In slaoM «vary cm* ptioM c w i s s S righi h««. lb«b without deUy in a mcsMsg I | J a poMtbJsy W « ¿u k « But T U a la r t i bvaa b u y w U l i good« I N : b So playsd SocUy. T h e re fo re ---------------------------------------- tJ.Q5.QQ K i Mail Order Concern« Because— A d v e rtic i Tke local laid is a U f l •t AO A a » d r iit a s m io ! k th b p s t wQl ««ay row — eg» « i W i b l E k mmK tfa T 7X1 Æ 3 —*-> J . -- i A. H. J A M E S , M an ag er, Jacksonville, F la. 311f ' \ P | also teach BY MAIL. Catalogue FREE. ■■■'■ c HHraliiläfi: M*: , ,-v- g r a d u a te s M««rc th .in lot) h ig h - g r a d e m s triK t< its <.’»>111 r ,- :to s e c u re g r a d u a t e s P O S I T I O N S o r K K F L 'N I J M u N I T In by more Florida and Georgia Bankers and other b u s in e s s m< n ALL OTHER I'lorida and Georgia business colleges c o m b in e d . f. ■/ /s /y s o f th e C ,R |‘. \ I T 'V - te m of B tis u irs v ('« d lr jjrs in tiie W o r ld — V2 \ i-.irx Amts, due on subscriptions for C haracter. Aa a man’s yes nnd no, ao hla char» stock — .................... $1350.00 429.37 acter. A prompt yes and no m arke There is now one fine business house Balance in bank.,....................... V‘i« th e firm, the quick, tho decided ch a r­ in process of construction and word a c te r; nnd n slow tho cautious o r comes th a t another commodious build­ D ue hank (m oney borrowed) ._ $1600.00 tim id.—John C aspar I^tvatcr. ing will be erectetkin tim e to take carv of $ 179.37 it s portion of the fflU'.trade. The rjrfing Balance to th e good pf Aw’n Without ap y indebtedness. of tho old hotel bui\ling will throw on English Colliery Superstition. •L-.<•••*» w the m arket bo me very fine business sites A curlqua custom , prevails am ong right In the heart of tiie business dls-* the Durham fKpg ) colliery- Women. D elight« of Travel. trict. It is rumored th a t a magnificent “We can «top off at Milnn for an W henever they put clean sheets on •ffende will lie erected on the present hour.” "Can’t s e e much in an hour." the bed, they also place throe u n a li ||it* of the hotel which will extend north “ I only w ant to get a local lab el past* bits of coal on It If-they om it to do this, they think the husband will m eet from F'irat street tlkough to Commer­ ed on my tru n k .’’—Louisville Courierwith nn accident before th e shoota Journal. bo-^nanj cial avenue and th a t there will bevnany *re changed next time. •. l M - No �I M W M V i5 ! 1 ” 8 t'!l1JfHJ . • **^*'2^7 *5"' B^MnKHHK%iT| **. I'4 c- . i•** , 4* June 23, ISM2. _ ’ v ' '": T * - / '- " . . . . ' - v, I ----- -------- __ 1HC SANTORO HERALD w Our Entire Stock of High Grade Clothing, Hats and Furnishings Must Be Sold in the Next Fifteen Days — ^ ~ ---------^ This entire $10,489.00 stock of Fine Suits, Shirts, Hats, Hosiery, Underwear, Silk Ties, Belts, Suspenders Etc., Etc. All of these goods are New, Clean and Up-to-Date. For ygu know we have always had nothing but the most Up-to-Date goods in this store. -.¿¡EL DOOMED TO BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS, SO COME WHILE THE PICKING IS GOOD » Beginning June 18th and Ending July 6th ; Below We Quote but a Few of the Many Bargains to be Had at This Store Duing This Sale C L O T H IN G This stock is very complete, all the newest styles anti colors, all well made, every suit guaranteed: One Lot, $15.00 suits, sale price $.'1.75 One Ix>t $15.00 serges, fancy worsteds, suits well tailored and all wool, sale (¡n price........................... $7.75 Men’s fine suits, elegantly tailored and all pure wool fabrics, in blue serges and fancy worsteds, all $ IN.00 suits. Sale d* 1 1 7 price *p I I • I f} Men’s $20.00 suits in idl the newest spring styles, all wool, and our serge at this price cannot be equaled, sale d j l Q /TD price........................ tp lO .u U Men’s $22.00 and $25.00 suits in serges and worsteds. ’Flit* finest in the land. Hart SchaiTner & Marx. Sale d* 1 r o r prices $17.25 and ip l OVERALLS Regular $1.00 men’s overalls, sale price.............. QPw* 0«JL MEN’S BELTS One lot men’s 50 cent belts, black, O Q ., One lot, men's $1.50 alligator belts, Q O sale price............................................. v O L MEN’S HOSE •W ê lfr to B - — ________ H Men’s 50c French Lisle Suspenders, in regular and extra lengths, sale price O Q price O i/v . Men’s 50 cent heavy working sus^ penders, sale price.............................. Men’s regular 25 cent suspenders, Q sale price .... A i/t MEN’S PAJAMAS Men’s $1.50 Faultless pa jaunts, sale price ............... Men’s pajamas, worth $1.00, sale o n „ price..................................................... O l / C Men’s night shirts,.worth $1.00, sale O A p price OUC Men's night shirts, worth 50 cents,. O Q « sale price. O i/C Men’s dress shirts, Savoy brand in all the new spring patterns, pleated regular d* 1 1 A $1.50 Shirts side p rice................ « p i* Men’s dress shirts, in all the new spring pat­ terns, Savoy Brand, made of the best French madras, with or without collar to match, $2.00 shirts sale $1.60 n -T. MEN’S SUSPENDERS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS One lot m en’s 50 cent belts, s a le ___ O Q ^ , Men’s Hose, regular 10 cent quality, Men’s hose, regular 15 cent quality, 1 1 . , side price ■ AI t Men’s 25 rent lisle hose, in all the Q ,, plain colors, sale price A •S'Men s 50 rent pure silk hose in plain colors, sale price O i/C r THAT S A T IS F Y ■ Vv BOYS’ PANTS Serges and worsteds, 75 cents pants r A ., sale price eJU U $1.25 Pants, sale price $1.00 $1.50 Pants, siile price . 1.19 BOYS’- SUITS In all the new Styles and patterns, full j>eg pants, well made, values from $5.00 to $10.00, sale price one-half. MEN’S WASH PANTS Made of U. S. Kaki, $1.50 pants d»-| 1 r sale price ........... ....... è p A .A tl MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES Men’s $1.50 work gloves, side price ............................ Men’s $1.00 work gloves, sale $ 1.20 _80c price F U R N IS H IN G S FOR MEN W H O KNOW S A N FO R D , 117 First S treet * HATS Men’s $3.00 felt hats, sale price Men’s $2.50 Felt Hats, sale price Men’s $2.00 Felt Hats, side price Men’s $1.50 Felt I lats, sale price Men’s $2.50 Felt Hats, sale price SEIGH ». CLOTHES $1.50 Shirts, sale price *' •'$1.30 $1.00 Shirts, sale price N0c ( >ne lot of 50 cent shirts without col- O O ., lar, side price One lot nf 50 cent dress shirts, with O O /» collar attached, sale price OOC 1 p's i ■ FLO R ID A MI 1 J �Jooe 25.1912 . THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANfOBP HERALD a Published Every Toaaday aad r ridar Monln< By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I t J. MOLLY. Editar W. M. H AYNC*. B u a ln ta t M an age r S u b sc rip tio n Prlee. 8 2 .0 0 a Y^ar In Advan«« Dallvorad la thè City by carri« 12.00 p« ytar In adranca or 2Oc por rado ih. r i j m a li li f lTl— maria »* office i Eatarad a* aaooad-daaa mali B a tte r Angus! 22nd 1908. a l tba Poatoffica at Sanford. Florida, a n d « Act of March Jrd. IS T I Téléphona No. 148 Office la Herald Bulldtna ' 'get-together” club and now th a t the time ha* come for the parting of the w*ya in this city when we m uit either get together on these great questions th at effect our future the editor of The Herald wishes to ask each and every business man If ho is satisfied to sleep on in fan­ cied security and let things take their course or if he really wishes to build a bigger and better city and appoint the architects now through the formation of the business m an’s club u r som ething of a similar nature or else everybody join the present Commercial Club which is composed of the grandest set of boostera th a t ever gnvo monoy toward dev­ eloping tho Sanford section. T H E CO U N TRY W EEK LY Joe Hugh Reeee has w ritten hia saluta­ tory whatever th a t means in last week's Kissimmee G azette and says he is there because he is there and he is darned glad of It or words t a th a t effect. In sub­ stance Jayhew echoes our sentim ents and all tho old boys who havo hit the g rit of the daily grind will eventually find th a t there is nothing quite so rest­ ful as the green shades of the country lanes where tho perspective is enlarged by the milk maid behind tho red sunset as she wends her way to the dewey meadow to extract the lacteal fluid from tho brindle bovine. Wo all come to It and tho boys who follow the life­ less round of the city daily never know the real joy of living. A cog in (he wiaWn'ne they lullo treadm ill, unknown, unhoirom i nnd unsung* Vnd for the profit of their brain the mere pittance cuch week and a t the end the pink slip. Some of uS have been there. Some ore there yet b u t take it from one who knows t h a t the only real place to get the best there is in life, the best there is in your­ self and the best there is in friendship, take the little, old despised country weekly and stay by it. Joe Hugh Reese is right. If he can forget past history long enough to get the wanderlust out of his system and be satisfied to lead the simple life for six months the daily papers will know him qo more. If he can convince himself nnfr hvt- TiTw n rm i'd tin will du m uir good for himself and for the world in general on the Kissimmee G azette than he has ever accomplished before and if he doubts this statem ent we can show him facts and figures- from all angles in the game for our career ha« taken us to Paradise and other places, the newspaper business being a thermos bottle th at gives the hot or cold as the public chooses to hand it to you. We welcome Joe to the ranks of week­ ly journals We do not exj>eet loin to rejuvenate the game or make it any more m etropolitan than it is now, and wo neither expect him to come down to our level or get up higher to hia. We just accept you Joe, just as you are without one flea. Welcome to the bucolic and gambol on the verdant green. <) It is announced tlint there will be a republican county ticket at the fall election this year in the county of Osceola. It has been -many a year since there has been a ebunty ticket of that p arty put forth in south Florida; and it is being plarcd in ruther u b ar­ ren field for republicans—in the staunch old county of Osceola. Perhaps the St. (’loud colony is resjxinsible for this jxdilical venture. Because the repub­ licans constitute a m ajority of the population there they lose sight of the big world outside. They are like those who thought "the clatter of their little burg the m urm ur of the world." —Tam pa Times. -----O----IN T H E ARMS OF M ORPHEUS Several times The Herald has m en­ tioned In these columns the good re­ sults th a t would accrue to the city if a Business M an’s leag u e could be formed in this city with a nice club room where wo could m eet at least an hour each day and discuss among friehds the vital questions th a t affect the welfare of our city and of ourselves. As yet there has not been a citizen of Sanford who has aroused himself sufficiently from hia summer siesta to come around and discuss the question or to suggest th at the Idea m ight have some good points. The H erald has always advocated joining the Commercial Club and the editor hsA been an active member since It'* Inception. The other one active member has been the secretary, T. K. Dates, wbo has given hia tim e and money toward keeping It alive. B ut the trouble with the Commercial Club was th at so nany business men of the city called it a real estate m an's organization and refused to affiliate with it because it did no t altogether repreecnt the other buainewe organizations or at least that was the excuse. Now th a t The Herald has called for u Business M an’s League fully come up to the of every merchant in San­ ford and now that each burin«* man recognize* the need of *uch W«j aro indeed coming to tho parting of the ways! Tho time was when a few men could meet on the street corner and discuss ways and means, get up an advertising fund and move the wheels of progress. Times were different then. Such means arc no longer available and now th at there is so m uch in store for our city and so much to be gained by concerted effort and so much to be lost if we do not stand united th a t it would seem mere fallacy on the part of the H erald to lie obliged to call attention to the fact at all. Why should the business men of this city need to be driven into an or ganlzation by the lash of public criti­ cism when they are aware of their great need and realize the Importance of it! a p a y s e — <1 U i . gel**-alarm clock every week and arouse the people to their greatest need! Why can other oven smaller towns and villages have com­ mercial organizations th a t are alive to their opportunities and are heralding them to the.world! Why tire you asleep when your duty is so apparent and the crisis is at hand! -----O----WITH TH E PRESS GANG The editor of the Herald.spent several days of last week with the Florida Press Association at their annual m eet­ ing and together with the .splendid ho« pitality of the people of Palatku und .I^umwnt City ami tin; Association local members the "jirevs gang" had a mont pleasant outing The meeting was one of the most instructive th a t has ever been held und the moat im portant ques­ tion of cost was explained and thor­ oughly digested hy the members. These meetings are not only in­ structive. hut they are most helpful in every way, bringing us they do the best people on earth together for the nonce where they can meet and get acquainted and study each other ut clone range. A better feeling will jiermemte the bosom of every editor who attended the m eet­ ing nnd exchanged views and friendly greeting*. Freed from the care of the editorial sanctum these young men and old enjoyed themselves like a crowd of school boys and they can attack the daily routine now with more vigor after their vacation and relaxation (Questions were solved ut the meeting th at are of vital interest to the craft in Florida und those who failed to attend lost th e benefit of much practical ex­ perience. There is not a bunch oi big­ ger hearted, broader minded men in the world today than the newspaper men and the country editors are the barkbone of the fraternity. Among all the editors there was not a representative from tin* big duiluw of either Tam pa or Jacksonville, a cnune for adverse criti clam from visitors present. The im pending convention ut Baltimore was responsible for a fulling off in the a t­ tendance, but these meetings should re­ ceive a much larger attendance every' year and the Association should be­ come stronger and better and become a (lower for the upbuilding of the press und allied trades. The meeting next year promises to be more largely at tended and will be an exposition of the art preservative if the plans of Secre­ tary Powell of the Tam pa Board of T rade dp not miscarry. At this m eet­ ing all of the printing machinery and printers’ supplies will Ik* on exhibition for prizes and will do much toward bringing the allied trades to a higher plane. A side trip to the Panam a Canal is also promised and the "gang” is al­ ready salting away cigar money in antic­ ipation. B ut no m atter how lavish the enter­ tainm ent the members who attended the meeting at P alatka will always cherish the memory of the trip to Crescent City and the good times a t the Putnam House. May all of the same eld gang and m any, now ones meet next year for the annual meeting. They come liko a ray of sunshine to lighten.the dark places in our rtonc too cheerful sanctum s. For the whole year while reading the ex­ changes we can feel th at those same old boys are with us in spirit nnd th at wo aro banded together in the common cause of uplifting and bettering the small world world in which we- live and in all the world there ia not the same touch of sym pathy or friendship as among tho members of the FI Press Association. FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION Editors And Their W ires Enjoyed A Pleasant Outing Having been watered and ice tend and dined and feted in royal style it would .be hn«*> tngratilm tn in, ».he., _of the Herald not to attem p t to describe the trip to Palatka and tho meeting of the Florida Press Association last Thursday, Friday and Saturday. However, it is not our privilege to take up the space in the Herald for a description of this event such as it deserves, such space being limited nnd to do tho m atter jus­ tice the good peoplo of I’ulatka and Crescent City should have a page. The editor* and their wives mude the P ut­ nam House headquarteers and (ill the meetings were held in the spacious par­ lors of this fine old hostelry, a relic of bygone days b u t soon to lie rehabilitated and made new. T he meeting started on Thursday night with the annual address of the President and response by the muyor of P alatka and the usual bouquets were passed. Some very choice musical num­ bers followed and u general love feast and introductions made every one feel at home in the Gem City. The next morning the whole hunch was routed out—early and njprrhing donw to the THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM!' method»; D UE to its individuality of service; its individuality of 5; its recreating efforti in behalf of home-owners, this house ¡5’ • furnishing store has made itself known from one end of 2 ‘ Florida to the other. Its prestige is by no means limited to .lack 2 ; rw. -.«¿J sonville— it is an /nit¡Tiltion for the State in general. — — THIS store it iU depot, and market for the output of the finest furniture made in iV(neric^ handling such products as are manu factured by Berkcy £k Gay; Chas. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Com pany, and. in fact, all the very beat concerns of Grand Rapids arr fully represented. And upon the merit» of such creations has this business attained the remarkable ifiiccess that it is at present enjoying OUR PIANO DEPARTMENT iSV K ^ ' O n n i - i i i i 1iM friir J* J"- ¡J* J* J* FOR the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con 2 ’ 2* tentment— * ' GET ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM * 5: » -V John A. Cunningham | ••Where you can Dopond on tho Quality JL • C resc/nt of the Beach A Miller line N E W Y OR for the trip to Grecsent City. The ^ J A C K S O N V I L L E ladies were allowed the run of the upper IW M A M M A W M M W W M N W N W W W M N W M W & deck and all the men were herded below where they listened to a moat instructive GOING I’ICNIt i n g talk on the cost system os ex|>oundcd by on tho F ourth? Then, of rouri*. you’ll Mr. F’lugg of the United T ypothtue of want *omo of our raniied n ut* t* i America and at prevent of Chicago, if poultry, relishes, sweetmeat any of the Press Clung th at listened to the lunch. Come and *«•* * fiat .1 s.ir n/mfi this able exposition of the cost system ety of both substantia! fo and fail to curry out the idea now they will dainties thin grocery nib rI have only themselves to blame for the t il» will make you hungry just to Inn» 1 hard times th at are sure* to overtake package*. them under present conditions. After PAY C AS H and SAVE MONEY a must delightful rule through one of ■*».<-c* N uture’s beauty spots the steunmer re-nched I ’revi'elu ' by. unit the "party WHS met ut the dock and given the glint Oti« Ikauf L.s»l ol I'mliifTii r hand hy the muyor. Iioard of trade, the F lrM S tre e t S an fo rd M orld.i fire* departm ent and (lolice force und escorted up town to the club room* of 4 the Village Im provement Association, u HAN TH E IDEA EVER STRI < h 4 44 name hy the way th at is well earned, for YOU 4 of all the im provem ent societies in Flor­ 4 4 ida or any other state, the ladies of that putting money In farm lami* 44 Crescent C ity have the world at their 4 is about the most profitable »ait 4 feel. T h e ir, spacious club house is in investm ent you ran make If it 1» wisely done? Hut you ran lose « 4i the center of the town anil i* owned by lot too. Better get the benefit of 4 the society, l»eing remodeled from a our esperi knowledge of tnlur* former residence and made into a njost and condition* before investing ; attractive (dace with plenty of room, You may bitterly regret It if« you / ; don’t. und having u nice stage erected for en­ / / tertainm ent purposes. Tho Indies met / HOWARD PACKARD LAND < <> // the delegation ut the entrance to the Sanford, Florida club house aiui upon the wide p o rc h « ; / * serve cool frap|M> to the thirsty, after ss s s s s s s s s w s s » s s w s s w s s s s s s s s tv s s s s s s s s s ts s s s s s s s v s s s s v s \s s \s s \* " * which tlx* cull for luncheon invited them to the inside, where* a long table stretch ­ ed the entire length of the rooms fairly grouning beneath the burden of good To BUY second hand C u m things to eat. There was friud chicken and oceans of it, cold ham, devilled eggs, baked l>enns, sliced tom atoes with HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID salad dressing and other delicacies, and then ice creain and cake and for the men All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and sold. Cm cigars. Beautiful girl«, such os only rcspondcnce Solicited Crescent City can boast waited on the tallies und the guest* wanted for noth­ ing. After the feast. *q»e«s-hes followed S O U T H E R N S T A T E S BAG C O M P A N Y by the m ayor. President Mayes, mem­ Iu>|>oftri» nl DurUp—M«nuf»cturt t • of *11 KimJ* ui Digi bers of the board of trade nnd several J A C K S O N V I L L E .................................... F L O R I D A others and then the visitors were tuken in uutomobiles over the dity und of all the beautiful little cities in the great state of Florida, Crescent C ity is cer­ tainly one of the finest. Perched Upon u high hill, between two beautiful lakes and funned from the breezes of both, shaded with magnificent oaks and gar­ . . THE . . S; nished with the orange groves Crescent C ity lies waiting for the magic hand of tiie prom oter to muku it one of the greatest tourist resorts of the state. «. «• . Our hosts informed us th a t Crcsceht City ship|>ed more oranges than uny . . FOR . * j* other one point in the state, and one could easily Ixdieve it from a ride over the city. R eluctantly tearing our­ selves away from these good people who wanted the crowd to slay for unother lunch the return trip was taken up for NIL latest nnd greatest achievement in the urt of rousting 2* Palatka. Tho men were driven below and blending. «* decks again for a boatload of Crescent C ity houris had followed our steam er and our wives were afraid these wood­ land nym phs would cause some of the DRINKS better nnd goes further than ony 30 cent <«>f- 2 ’ men to jum p overboard. We were re­ fee on the market to-day. w Cuts down the cost «»f 2 ’ galed on tho return trip by a good talk living without sacrificing cofTee'enjoyment *• on advertising, b y Clyde Glenn of the 11b. cans, 20 cents. 1-2 lb. cans, 10 cents 2: Glenn-Rcagin Co., of T am pa and Pa­ latka was finally reached. Hera the ASK YOUR GR OC ER FOR IT 2: men were obliged to go into executive ~ • --------- . . . . . . . . — *». session and were kept busy until the Packed E x c lu s iv e ly by *• time for the banquet arrived, and de­ spite the fa rt th a t every one had eaten about five times thnt day they all filed in and took their places arlouffid tho PLAN TS A T festal board' as though they m eant it. Nashville, T*on. JL^. PeoplesC ash Grocery \ W ANTED- NEW BLEND |! Coffee Lovers Nothing Like It Ever Before Offered. ¡L CHEEK-NEAL CO FFEE CO. I; Houftoo. T« ' V Jackson Vili». H * (Continued on page S) v •• -- J* NE of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South is located on the first floor of our building. The display em brans only the finest makes— the kinds that arc de|>endable and worthy. In the list are the "Steinway,” the "Kohler & Campbell" and “Autopiano," all of which we, being State agents, arc ably competent to handle throughout the State. • V i» '-* ■ * J¡J* ¡J* J; J2‘ \ . <- •■ - T‘T-’j ” 1 tg- ' ♦ I ’ -. Ù ■ ^ �J ..«¿I • •■ • ’ • ■TW-- • ■ , . - .. *'T * I he funds will be dHfxnited with u Hoard GEO. B. IVEY r of Bond Trustees whose function will be Notary Public to honor such draft* a* are niBile upon it by the C ounty Commissioners. All kinds of l>*g;tj Pajx-r», Deeds, The projxjsed district now bus an in Mortgages, Etc. Acknowledgements Agents for New iork and Chicago Factories come of $13,000 j>er annum. The ex- taken. Rentals and Collections. Official l**n*e of the Bond Issue will lie an interest t.adet for the I. 1» U Benefit Society. !? High Grade PianoH— Low Prices—Ea«y Terina account of $10,000 and an amount equal The ix**t and <*h«*a|x*it Hick, Injury. • Mrs. I. C. Putnam loft lost wt**k <>f to $5,000 which will la* passed each year Accident and Death Benefit Protection. :! ,» Piano T u n in g A Specially a visit in Springfield, Mas.*«. to the sinking fund, with which to pay Office in Coat* building, 2nd and Pal­ .. ** i > i> /"M rs. Roy Symea is now ut I.ake City, oil the principle of the Bonds. We are m etto’ . Orders Solicited i> I Mlch.~w}ifi&a alirTwill visit relatives and now paying eight mills on the dollar to tin* General Road fund. Thia am ­ friends during the summer. j Phone 18-4 Rings P. O. Box 1127 N o tic e ount will lx? en hanced hy |x>saihly On account of the rain the hall team five mills making the total assessment Good farm nnd buggy horse for sole did not go to Orlando today and thus l.'l mills on the dollar for road purposes and two milk cows with calves. Apply to Orlando woo naved another defeat. 58-tf in this district and this am ount will Thomas E. Wilson bring in $21.1120 |x*r annum leaving ._.%&tah, Art Photographer, Park Ave. ua ei. pure water for all photographic $<>.•'120 |x*r annum to he uwd in taking Tile Gate City House has brought «town i care of present roads and construction tin* high cost of living Only $ I HO per including amateur’ work throughout. week for the finest table Ixinnl in the city laterals to connect with the Trunk OF SANFO RD, FLA. ' . See Parker. 28 Finer photographs or poat cards are Lines of Brick. The anfount of $5,000 not made in this State and at oner. H RAND. Präsident OEO. FERNALD. Vlca-Prsa. placed in the sinking fund will also r P. FORSTER. Cashier third leas in price. Leigh, Park Ave. 0. F. WMITNER. Aaal. Caahlar bring m its earnings in the way of inter­ Come to the Salt Breezes. m» O n l y N a t i o n a l B a n k in O range County /^Arthur Doyle was in the city on Sun­ est. If it is paid on tin* original each The Bay View Hotel, and The Hhelter day and Monday and spent the time year, it will stop th at am ount from draw­ Sunitorium. Hawks Park, Fla. o|>en 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 with home folks and meeting old friends. ing interest und if it is to be kept Interest all summer. Ten dollars a week for S a fo ty D e p o s it Boxos, fo r R o n t t until all the lronds lx*comc due, It will in well people, and Twenty-five a week O R G A N IZ E D 1BB7 H. S. McClendon expects to leave the mean time be invested in securities for sick ones.* 72-Tues-tf tomorrow for Wadesboro, N. C., where or placed where it will draw, at least, ho will spend several weeks visiting home jttiiVWirWWfWlWiiWi ^ < ’A*'iVWVAViWV«VAVAiV>'i'1V.ViWiVitYiWiVi iWiViWilViWMWWVM't an amount equal to the amount of folks. interest that is being on the original * l^ T . ' R. Eckholdt, 'ID A. Riddell and bonds by the tax payers. The funds will party of friends, of Eustis, were Sanford be collected in the same manner as all visitors Saturday, coming over in Sir county taxes are paid at this time. All Locul A d v e rtis e m e n t« U nder This Kckholdt’s fine touring car. A* tin* development of the roads in (tra d in g . Three C ents a Lin« tu c h Issue G E N E HAL F I R F. [/M rs. R. A. C onoey, f Brunswick. tin* district progresses and tilings are the County X*. in«* i o u n ty Commis-1 t om n u * -I Wanted—Jobs W arned—J o b s to lo core c a re for for urlvm e * nd 1!-C M , , __ __ . ___ % Cib ., and little mm are the guests of Mrs gott« n m shajx*. viri «'.Vi: t*P« « m A T C w *ocr* p u t i s c u g JÌ | *' ^ ^ ^ tin* millag«' m such pro|x>rtioiis a* will new grounds L ife exjx*ri«mce in Eng Elder, at Elderberry Terrace. land unit A m erica. I have few thousand only ktx*|> .Hullicifiil fun* Lx <m hand* «nixed cosmos, 15 inches (hut will jiruduce Mr. and Mr». R. J. Holly have arrived to defray the actual «*x|x*n.x«*s of the o rn e e Above f i r s t N atio n ,il Bunk «» grand lot of blooms u ntil frost. Jnmes SANTORO. ILO RIDA home from Palatka whl-re they were District, nnd it is believed thnt with F. Harris, Gen. DeL - ' 7*i-2tp lavishly ontertained by the people of th<* ex|x*rlditure of tin* $6,320 tx»r'nnn«tm For Rent — Six room 2 story cottage on - that city during three d a y s ’ session over and ubov«? the amount needed Pulmetto Ave., b*twocn till 4kd 5th Sts. rîWW.VAWAVAWAVAWAW.W.mMW.VA'VAViAWAW.W^AW.NViWWWAW.WW/A —i of the Florida Proas Association. to tak«* cur«* uf th«* ixmds, thi* District All modern improvements. Apply F W Mnhoney 115 On k Ave Ht tf D r i n k a B o t t l e of i A card from I.. I), Goodrich, at Chic will in a few M-ur* have one «>f th«* finest Lost— 0 |x!n luce silver watch. Return ago, bears the information that lie and .systems of roads in any section of the to Newton's wood yard Reward. M4 -lte Mrs. "Goodrich, Mrs. A A Wylly and sum«* sized ar«*u in the entire South. For R ent—f ive room hoinse. with all Th«* Executive ( Kmmittis* is d«*si Miss Nona Wylly have urrivixl in the inodi-m im jirovcuieiit» on Lhn avenue Windy City and are enjoying t hi*m»«*lv«-* roil- of Inning every voter hi th«* 1)1*- N II Garner 7-t 2tp a* irirt thoroughly uiulerstami the propos­ For Sale, to Kent or Share Furm ing — e J. E. Pace lias returned home much ition A voter must lx* r«*gihlt*r«*d in Nine acres, li cultivated. lion»** uml burn unproved in health and feeling like a 'lie usual way and have Ins poll tax Addison ! W illiam s, Sanford, i l a 8.1 2 p youngster, front the fact that lie hu> paid up to dale, uild at the same lime Tor Rent—Two nice rooms. 2nd story. just undergone a successful operation G I N G E R A L E OR 8 0 D A W A T E R lx* h freeholder in ht* own nam e amt ^tine ntt tTTrpmvrmrnni tnrpitrr mi liis eye and will have the sight re­ right We are guthering all laformutlon Aihlison I. Williams, ul t alilwell ft. Sous Mamifiii'tiired with pure distill*-*! water —they will (»event illness, old stored. |xmxibl«' rida'«ve t*j the pr«*senj issue uml digestion and give you health h Mr. and Mrs. E. I,. Brovyn and family th«* «luriibility of briek ics a |x*rmanent Wanted — lo buy fence j*>sts. cedar or T h e S a n f o r d Coca Cola Bottling Co., S a n f o r d , Fla have purchased llit- Holmes -pluce on roml building m aterial. We will^Iu- ’ ’ 1 Sanford Height* and will make it their glml to answer any questions relating 1,lf Sale—White l eghorns l'un* l>ri*d future home Sanford Height* is lx* to the situation and will lx* jileas*-*! lo stock Any quantity one to live hulldred Impure (‘apt Tuttle. lit y «lo* k or ■M-+ + ++ + + + + + + + t + t ,A<*+ + *!' + 't + + <' + + + + t + t + + + + < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ coming the residence section III this n s -e iv e s u g g e s tio n s f r o m a n y o n e t i m i „ j Lut«-« jir iiu ' S3- it j luirl of Florida. will in anv way further the inter«**!* . . , . A. H. CRIPPEN & SON fl^ A ír F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK I: WANTS A. P . C O N N E L L Y f è j THE All>ert Davis the well-known civil engineer is in town for several days cullmg on-old friends. He is now engaged in Inying out a large tract of land near Narcoosee where a new town .will he built and much development take pin«-«- till.» proposition. i s m u x I l'\ the K x c e u li v e ( ‘«uimiilt«-** Kurtlx-r m formntioii trusy J , , r Kent Housekeeping risiili» close III Address Rooms care of Herald 82 tip he Inni by |x*r*onal visit to tin* olii««* of th<* Com m it t«** m th«* Ensminger Build y „ r Sale— Household furniture cheap 1 * Aihlress "Quick Sale.' « «» Herald M2-Itp | mg or by letter. The Hanford Hand will givo a con­ EX EC U TIV E C O M M ITTEE, cert in the par}< Thursday evening By Thomas K llut«*s. Secretary June 27lh. They Ifnve arranged a very interesting programme Unit is a credit Special r a s h price Corn $2.(Ml per to the organization, uml u* sustial loll |h sink It t, SloiktoM. ltr the rendition will be appreciatisl i . the public. Which Do You See? On urcount of (ieo. II. Ivey lx*ing hit Tim p«**HlinlM s«*es tin* lliortiN on hy a jKiisonous banana Spider lie will the roses! the ojitlm lst secs the roses l*c unable to get your orders for fruits on the thorns.—From Judge. this week, but his order boys will ix* around and he will appreciate it if yo H einz Dill pickles, 20r can. P h o n e will buy or give them your order* He 3."« It (. Stork ton 11< mukcH a 8|>ecialty of pineapples. Saturda) »p«*riul» fur r«»h. S«->,.n Ml** Julia V Aivsdn, who run» a liar» (Irtiiguli soap .mil on«* Hr Inni of printing establishm ent in Detroit, Mu h tirent), both for 10« Phon«* T> It (, wu* U caller ut tin* Herald ollice t«* «lay Slo« klon It« Stic wxv highly pleas«**! with Sanford and The Herald's "P rin t shi«>|>" ami f l o r i d i p r e s s a s s o c ia t io n volunU*ered the inform ation that n waa the beat of it* sixe in the state. (Coiitinurd from |>uge t) D>st— On Celery uvenuc Saturday night hunch of keys. Liberal reword for return to F N Morrow Sanford Murhine A G ar­ age 82 3tp For Exchange— Five nere hninntock furiti near (aiinrron City and town lot in ( ’iiineron City for Sanford imj*riiv<*d or v a l i m i |«ropcriy W M llaynes al Iteraid oliti e 82- It ji W'linie«! To exchange fnrnishe«l co t­ tage on Coronado Beach for four or live seated auto, must be in good condition and good make. Address H. S. Walker. New Smyrna. Fin Nl.Jtc W anted—To sell at a bargain, if sold quick, »cvrriil comfortnhlr fiiriiish«*<l m lliigi*» mi (atromido lh*uch II S Wulkri. New Smyrna. Fin Ml tic Wiuiti*!—To rent l«y month or »emum. xeverul fnrni»he«l ««»ttngr* on (oronmlo Hem li I’rn «•» re.isonoble II S W'.ilker New Sinyrnn. tin Ml Tit “ f IX II" Pii|x*r Hanging done first cJum milliner lh*sl screens for wimlows uml <l«*>rs Ke«-j> mil file» uml «Jiseuse R-Miling und guttering L*t me lig'ire. C. A. Smith, reur »>15 Purk A> e. Phone 229. 76-tf Wanted—Scho ils. churches, hxlgc* nnd Preaident May«** occupi«*! the x«*at «>f To the M em ory o f L ittle Cnrrlc Ingram T h r r t ic a t un unge/ bam l in. tir a m i T h a i reo» noi *u itr com fitrlr. So God foot our darling bah g To fill Ihr rarimi arai. M O TH ER . Bonding For Brick Road* The area comprehended in the pro­ posed Special Bridge and Road Dis­ trict takes in 72 section* of lurui. The brick roads will cover 22 miles. Th«*y will pass between or through 36 section* of land and 48 of the sections will lx* within one mile or Um of the brick roads. No portion of the projxMxxl district is more than three an«l one half miles frotn tha hyiclc roads. These localities Is the strip from Sylvan Lnk«' to the Wekiwa river ferry nnd thut area to the north of Lake Mary. Th«* splendid distribution of tho road* will entail little lateral building of coium*quence and from tho adjustment of the new Arrangement there will be ample funds on Jiand to properly look after tin* building* and maintenance', of such lat«•rala us are'nocceeary. . The’ funds voted fot ^h«* building ol these brick roads will bdt s|x?nt undei C IT Y ■ fo r Kent— Two story house of six mom*. nf thi' llrii-k K««a«l movement. , ,\ll modern im|>rovciucnts. Ajqgy to III? J y Tills is th«* tin n ì article relating to Ouk ave 70 tf | h honor ut the head of the table, flank.xi j C ivn, f holnd. Io n ic s '« t . ... ... i Wixxlluml Par1. the only place provided by lo m Appleynrd and M r*. \V illm j wjg|, nrnuiscmentR. conveniences nnd nePow<*ll. Tlx* menu wii* an epicure’* ' cessities Die only swimming p«x>l in the dream und int«*r*|x>nx*l with the many I stm«* cmptltxl and cleaneti everyd ay, c u r*.*« were Hash«, of wit from the * /" u r s t la y . and Sundays. To let ,, , , other day* 78-tf ,H|x*aker*. who were culled upon from , , , , , , , ' ' Three or four large furnished rooms tim e t«> tim e by I oaxlmastcr Apple- w|(j| Im u Ji ami jmntry for rent iloring yard. It was m idn igh t before the summer nt reasonable terms. 009 Pnlcrowd ntart«*l to leave and the next m orn- j metto avenue. 67-tf ing n business m eeting, «*l«*’tion of o tfi-! fo r J>«le or Rent— Light and one half . ...................... i Ave. between Cameron <vr*. auto rue* around me1 c\\\ and ovor acres . on Celery ... . . . . • . .. w . nnd !k*anl«l| avenue*. A ll tiled and in to IlftH tini^ R**d Sun M ateo occupied (Condition Two flowing wells und tin* tim e. G«x>d byes were said and new good barn. Apply to J. N. W hltner, Sanfriend* that had Irecome |>er*onnl one* foM. H a . or Nelson («roy, C Harrison St., during the short tim e made their ndieu* j 76-9tc Table tx>nrd at Mrs. K. [_ Jones', one und farewells to the good |H*ople of Pablock from First street, on Park avenue iutka and nnother meeting of the "press gang" wit* r»*cor<l«*l in tin* memory of the members- memory that will be cher­ ished for tin* many pl«*asant association* generous treatment ami good time gen­ erally. We ho|x* to meet again next year and take the trip to the Panama Ca­ nal und that meeting promises to make history among the pencil pushers of Floridu.. W. H, Urvderwoixl now has n first class horse 'siioer and blacksmith nnd can There Are T w o Kinds o f Chill Tonic gunrnntec nil work of this nature. Your horses can be assured of the best kind PLANKS AND O T IlfR S _ ,, „ \n , . n r . ; of work in this line. See Underwood The okl rrllabe Planks Chill Tonic .. whcn youf ^ r)cr<u lhor>. 45. , f the dirfiction.- o f - li n t . li o t n l of County I Guaranteed to drive «art Malaria to cure ^ ^ 3hanJ ^ jp fy Corruntsaioners. T h e I ward will huv«* Chills, le v e r. Colds nn«l Crip, your money jorjn |ocute<j on French uvehue. Sanford, 1 ‘ h diroct charge of the letting of contracts back if it docs n )t. 25c und 50c per bottle, j fw the coming season. Address, Cecil fr i-tf Gabbett at tha Robbins Nest. 71-tf end adpervUion of the construction. Ask your Drogglit. . . ¿fea- « w <F »r • « M r r r i u n r f4ock fro m Iw-tmi rtfi(iM llr I 'o tltif n c r ) I!. H. E. W I S E , Proprietor S -í Kfirimrly Mnmi|{rr of O u tra i Cnir Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a S p e c ia lty : A Place For Ladies and G e n tle m e n S h o r t O r d o r i At All H o u rs »■ Prompt. ('lenii S«*r\ n «• T E v ery th in g F irst E IfIn>D i> C as* <> M«*nl l irkefM itn* Sdd at Reduced Ratea ji . g, S P E N C E R ’S a j BAKERY «Inly exclusive Maker in the city All mixing dune with Inlesl imprnvetl Sanitary luacliinery S P E N C E R ’S B R E A D H A N D L E D b y *11 F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S S p e c ia l O r d e r s F illed P ro m p tly • ' Wc Make Everything Known tn the I ratlc I’llONE 10(). NO 111 PARK AVENUE. = Are You Alive? To the fuel that now is the time to take out a |M>licy in a rrputulile Life Insurance Company » • YOU MAY BE DEAD! D. L. THRASHER Qflfc* - . > t RESTAURANT Today. Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family not provided for. You are doitpi them ail injuattce. MELT ME FACE TO FACE and let me explain all the principal points alxuit the best life insurantt* |»olieies. 76-tf For R ent— House of six rooms on Fourth street between Magnolia onk Palm etto avenues, recently vacated by I). G. W ag­ ner. Apply to E. II. Herndon, city. 75-tf Ten acres of good land for sale at u bargain. Three acres cleared and crop­ ped last season. A ll under fence. . Neur louding station on traction fine. Almost given nway. Particulars at Herald ’(iß t O m ct’iN HrHALDjBoo. SANFORD. FLORIDA | For Engraved Cards See The Herald iUL ... , j t I �JUtè 23, WI2 sANroRtrffHw nr DR. R. M. MASON Reception to Father Brcsnahan FROW THE NATIONAL CAPITAL N ew s and V iew » rrom S pécial Washington, D. C., June 24.—Owing to the absence of jnany members of the Senate and the House from Wash ington, no attempt has been made to reach an agreement on the River anc Harbor bill this week. It la not prob­ able now that the measure will be per­ fected in time for the President's signa­ ture before the close of the fiscal year .Fortunately, however, this will not re­ sult In any particular embarrassment to the Corps of Engineers in charge of the various works throughout the coun try. Thoee projects which have al­ ready been authorised will proceed just as though the appropriations authorized were msde available, and while it will be impoaaible to begin the now works pro­ vided for In the bill now pending, the practical certainty of the measure will soon become a law assures the continu anee of tho general policy of Improve­ ment of the waterways beyond any question. xunn Great interest is manifested through­ o ut the United States in the develop­ m ent of the phosphate deposits in the -aouthern states. It Is m m M many millions of dollars worth bf fertilizers have already been extracted from the phosphate rocks of Florida, the Carolinas and Tenneaeeee and that pros­ pecting is proceeding in. a number of other states with excellent prospects of *Success. In the mean time the agricul­ tural d e p a rtm e n t has been udvised th at a state chemist of New York hua per­ fected a m ethod of doubling the avail­ able soluble phosphoric acid of every ton of the rock now in sight and which may hereafter be uncovered. The de­ partm ent expects as a result of the ex­ periments made with this new process th a t the plant food of the phosphate rock deposits will be doubled in value and that the agricultural Interest* of the country will be benefited thereby. Ix*enuse of the consequent reduction in price of alii fertilizers of which "the com­ ponent part of chief value” is extracted from these southern deposits. xxxxxxx There will be a youngster among the pages at the Democratic convention in Baltimore who gives promise of becom­ ing a distinguished politician when he attains a few more years. He is Harry Schaefer, a “ kid” of little more than thirteen, the son of an official of tho •Wavy D epartm ent. Employees of the federal civil service with large families do not have Very large bnnk accounts as a rule. The boy conceived the ideu of earning bus own way. He rememl>erod that Representative Hobson of Alabama w a s engaged in trying to block the entrance to the harbor of Santiago about th e . tim e that he, Harry, w a s born. He interviewed M r. Hobson, and calling attention to the fact th at his father was connectedd w ith the Navy D epartm ent, naked the ex-captain to secure him a place a* n page on the floor of the House of Representatives: Caj»tain Hobson was taken with the enter­ prise of the youngster and complied with his request. Harry concluded that ho would like to see a national conven­ tion from ‘‘th e inside.” He borrowed n typewriter and wrote out half a dozen letters of recommendation for himself. These he took to Speaker Clark, Leader Underwood and other prom inent Demo­ crats and asked their signatures. They all complied with the request. Then he wrote an application to Mr. Urey Woodson, Secretary of the NationuJ Committe*? .And enclosed tho letters. Mr. Woodson in u lottei* to Speaker Clark promised the appointm ent and added that auch a youngster is too good a poli­ tician to be kept down. T h a t’s how it happens th a t among tho pages at the convention in Baltimore is Harry Schae­ fer, aome day destined to be known as more than a page. C o rresp o n d an t To The M e ra ld wear It. Whereupon Williams picked up a quart pitcher filled with Oklahoma molasses and landed it forcibly upon the forehead of the giant. T w o hours were reqquired to retnovo tho molasses and the broken crockery from M r. Mans­ field's brow—and the incident resulted in electing M r. Williams to th e bench in Oklahoma. He is still one of the Judges of the state. First to Utilize Spectacle*. Roger Bacon knew lenses, a n d that they were useful for near vision In tbo old. For optical purposes, thoy ap­ pear to have been ground first about 1285 by a certain Halvino degll Arm all, said to bnvo died tn 1817. A monk of Pisa, Alexander d e lla Hplna, who died In ISIS, also baa been ac­ credited w ith the Invention o f spec­ tacle« and w ltb the promotion or tbelr us*. O n Friday evening, June 21, a very beautifu l entertainm ent was given, un­ der direction of Sisters of Mercy, by the children of St. A nne’s school to Rev. F a th e r Brwnaiian in the new school hall which was magnificently decorated. F a th e r Brcsnahan is leaving Sanford for a tim e for a visit to his parents across old ocean. The large attendance proves how Father Bresnahan is everywhere esteem ed in Sanford. E v e ry number of the charming enter­ ta in m e n t was fully appreciated by the audience. The children In their benutiful costumes were all so eager to do well an d please th eir kind pustor, Father and friend. It m ust have given great pleasure and much consolation to Futher Ilreanahna after his arduous labors for c h u rch and school in Sanford. T h e address spoken so well by William S hepherd Is worthy of mention. We q u o te its closing lines: jr " Adieu and not farewtll, __I S u c h ia ihatcord fo rkit; ’Tia more than word, ’lit pH T h ey do not part who do paj/thua, For God ia eterywh T h e prcsentaliwft of a magnificent dress su it casqffrom the children, and an Residence For -Sale allig ato r purse with $100 from his de­ voted congregation closed the en tertain ­ New ten room houso with all conve­ m ent. We wish him God-speed and a niences, Just been screened throughout safe retu rn to Sanford. with best copper screens. T w e n ty bear­ ing orange trees, pecan trees, about Royal Arch Masons ^ j hi ^ l l n _ ._ i_______ n,i„„ .„.i „„ in firstclass condition and situated on on M onroe C hapter No. 16 held on Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence Ju n e 27th, 1912, at Masonic Hall at section In Florida. Finest artesian wa­ 7.*30 p . m. All members and visitors ter from deep well. Can also sell two in v ited to attend. Refreshments nnd other lota with poultry yard and orange work served. trees, fine galvanized bam and garden adjoining. Will be sold at actual cost as Eastern Star my busineas necessitates closer residence. T h e order of the Eastern Star will hold R. J. HOLLY its regular m onthly meeting Friday tf H erald Office. evening. June 28th a t 7:30, at Masonic Hall. Visitors always welcome. MRS. SARAH E. P A R K E R , Worthy M atron. D o ubly an Agnostic. P ro f e s s o r M ahaffy was o n e « e x a m ­ in in g a m a n w ho had p u t h im s e lf dow u as an ''a g n o s t i c " on e n t e r i n g col­ lege. l i e w a s h a v in g a h a r d t i m e at STHiAtrrii fiBnrm— nvur-gfimA ■'YfUY~ p a s s a g e s In n G re e k book ” 1 believe, th lr ." suld M ahaffy, "that y o u a r e — • w—a r e an a g n o l h t l e In r e l l g l o u t h m at t e r t h . " T h e m n n feebly a c q u i e s c e d Well, then, t h l r . " said th e p r o f e s s o r , I ca n q u ite a t h u r e you t h a t y o u ar« a n a g n o th tlc tn Greek nth w e l l " Q ot N e a tly O v er D iffic u lty . T h e m a y o r of a French tow n h a d ' n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h the r e g u l a t i o n s , to m a k e out a p a s s p o r t for a r i c h and h ighly r e s p e c t n b l e lady of h is ac­ q u a in ta n c e . w h o . In spite of a slight d is f ig u r e m e n t, w a s very v a in of her personal appearance. Bis n a tiv e po­ lite n e s s p r o m p t e d him to g l o s s over t h e defect, n n d , after a m o m e n t's reflection, h e w r o t e am ong t h e Items of perso n a l d e s c r ip tio n ‘R y e s dark. t>eautlful. t e n d e r , e x p re ssiv e , b u t one of th e m m i s s i n g " Five or six doses of "666" will break any cnac of chills and fever; it acts on the liver better than Calomel nnd does not gripe or sicken. Rem em brances of the P ig ta il. WsJst long pigtails were t h e fash­ ionable w e a r In Ktigland a b o u t 1740. and before t h a t th e hug wig had been adorned with a pigtail looped up In a black silk bag As late ae 1858 an old gentlem an wan seen In Loudon with hie gray hair tied behind In a abort cue. an d even today op* can find a relic of the pigtail, for th e three pieces of black velvet on th e dress tunics of officers In the R oyal Welsh Fuslleers are the remains of th e rib­ bon with which the cue was tied. Industry Coming Into Its Own. Qusyule was for years overlooked or despised; Its rubber c o n te n t was considered of little or no value, and when at last acknowledged th is was • aid to be Inferior to o th e r rubber because It did not come from the tropics. Yet In spite of all guayule has become an Important so u rc e of rubber supply, million* o f dollars xxxxxxx have been Invested In the Industry, The rather warm proceedings in Chi­ factories hsve been erected close to cago during the past fow days have the guayule fields and to w n s have brought out oil sorts of reminiscences grown up for the operatives a n d field laborera. of. previous hot political contests. A gentleman from Oklahoma tells of an Incident which occurred in Ardmore when that little town was in the old If yon intend Indian Territory, R, L. Williams is a to have a sale little fellow, weighing not much more Set our price« than a hundred pounds. George Mans­ field la a six-footer and ia all bono and alnew. They sat opposite each'other at a hotel dining table on one occasion when Mansfield made “rather nawsty" re­ marks about those who favored a man whom Mansfield opposed.' Williams said Wearefixed for turning “ Of course you don't intend your remarks out work of this kina to apply to present company." Mans­ in double-quick time. field replied to the effect that the man 1 • whom the cap fitted was privileged to Sale Bills PRINTED cr DENTIST Welborn Block Sanford, Florida DR. F. C. BOARDMAN D E N T I S T SANFORD LODGES S anford L e t t i No. 2 7 . 1. O O. T. Mme every Mondsy st 7:30 p. m . over Imperial theatre M, M Evan.a N. G W.S. BaUtvix. Sec y. S e m in o le C h a p te r No □ are read by the people because It giro» them news of abaorhlng in­ terest. People nq longer □ about for Siingalooking thoy want— they to their newspaper for information u to where such things may be found. T h is method gave* time and troubla. If you want to bring your wore* to tho atten­ tion of this community, our advertising columns bo □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a Notice for Hid* Sealed bid* tor grading the road from the wvwt end of th e Hanlord-Geneva bridge west Id the east end of th o graded road, through Beck Mammock, on th o Sanford and (Ionova rood, will bo received by th o board of county commiaoioner* for Orange co u n ty u n til Saturday, Ju n o Z9th, 1912. Raid g rade to bo th irty (30) fret wlda a t the bear, and tw e n ty (20) frrt wide a t the top, two and a half (2 H ) fe e t wide In the center and two (2) feet high on e a c h aide, ten (10) feet from center, and p ro ­ tected along both sides of the grade 10 feet from the c e n te r, with logs, n o t le a than tw enty (20) Inches high, logging to extend through the Cabbag* H am m ock from the river to the p rairie. T ho b o a rd neervae th e right to reject any or all bids, w ork to be subject to Inspectioi/alM i a p ­ proval b y P . I- Woodruff and A. (i. Ilrenkam . Addrwna all bid* to B. M. Itobinson, clerk, Or­ lando. F la . H2-4t-Tue* A Frl APPLICATION FO Il TAX DEED ORLANDO - FLORIDA Z .O r d o r e a s t e r n S t a r A u u t E. Rosmjm. Sec y r o t . Celery City Aerls 1033 Meeting* Sleeting* first tint and third Ultra Tuesdays I ueeuay* In every month Mall In Welborne Block, third floor Phoenix I odie No. 3. K. of P „ Monday*, _____ Visiting Meet* *econd and fourth knight* alway* welcome V. E. Hutchin*on. C C FrlTx S Frank. K R and S. WELL DRIVING Artesian ( Wells of Every Description f a n f o r d lodge, N* 6 2 . f . A A. M E Tolar Matter: M. W. LovelL tary. Communication every flr*t and third Thureday* at 7:3Q p. to, VUItlng brother* welcome U nite Brotherhood of C a rp e n te rs and Jain ers af A m e ric a Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. I). of C. and J of A. raeeta every Thursday nUht at 7 o'clock in the Eaglet* Mall j W. O Singletary president; Geo lllackweldrr R 5 AT B P O E Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet Flr»t and Third Wednesday nlghL corner W. D IliWBOi. E R Flr»t ami Palm ello O L T atuxt Secretary ---------- ... _______ L . U . U . M -------- The t-nynl Order of Moose' meet* every Friday evening at 8.00 P M In Eagle* Mall, Wrfborne Block Albert Selgh. Dictator p II. Geiger. Secretary. Satisfaction Guaranteed R y H E x p w rt - -W o H c m w o Monro« Chapter N*. 13 R. A M Meeta every second and fourth Thursday In Masonic Mall ,pver Imperial Theatre. Visiting companion* welcome. A W. King. High Priest. W E. Mmi «holder. Sec'y. Leave Orders For Ice ('ream Any one wishing ice cream on Sunday can have it made nnd delivered by leav­ ing orders on Saturday at Maxwell’s. L atest improved m achinery Insure« the best of cream nnd quick delivery. 72-ti llo a d a n d Hr Mg• District In Drang« Couuiy, flor!<U, and S t E n E If Cod of l b llulldlng of N«f k B— d« Orders Taken it HILL LUMBLK CO. — or HILL HARDWARE CO. • n d llrid fr-o .Shall be T o ld by I s a u f of H o n d o to b e f o l d by i T « l l yon (h o T o i o b l r P ro p e rty In H«Jd District. Where««, a petition w«« pm nented to tho hoartJ of county commbolonery of <>r«ng* counly. Flor ids, on tho 7th day of M ay, lW li, tigned by onefourth of tho rrfU l« w | voter« of tho district here­ inafter doocribeJ, praying th a t they do*iro to havo construe ted and established « apoeUl m ad «nd bridge d U trift, and to havo ronotrurtod within •aid district permanent roada «nd bfidfva within tho territory which It U DTopowwd to rro«to Into a •p*ri«l road and hridgo d ia trlrt. aaid to nltory low­ ing deotribed a« follow», and tho petition further pruvUJIng a« follow» lie g m n ln g a t a p o int on t h e W e k iv a riv e r on th e c«al aid*, o n th o tiiw n d u p lin o b e tw e e n T o w n ih ljw IV « n d ¿ 0 , S o u th ICange ’¿ y Kwal, and ru n n in g th e n c e r« * t a lo n g m id to w n a h ln lin e to th o o rc tio n n oot a t n o rih c « « t corner of h o e tlo n & T o w n s h ip Z0 m u t h , K a n r e 30 east, t h e n c e »«inning s o u th o n • a id s e c tio n Tino to th o s e c t io n p o st a t o o u lh o a i t c o rn e r of S e c tio n 2 9 , (o n a o u th b o u n d ­ a r y o f S e c tio n 23) In T o w i u h l p 20 S o u th lla n g o HO K u l , th en ce r u n n in g e a s t to th e w a te r« of I j i k e Jew oup, thence fo llo w in g th o n o rth lino of th e w a te r« of ««id l a k e J e o u p to th e S t. J o h n « riv e r, th e n c e follow ing t h o w a tr r « of th e Hi. J o h n » riv e r o n th e a o u th «Mo of a « id r iv e r to th e w a te r« of I a k * M o n ro e , thence fo llo w in g th e w a ter* of *a>d l a k e M o n ro e on th e a o u th a lo e th e re o f, to th e « ■ te r» of th e St John« riv e r w eot of l a k e M o n ro e , th e n c e follow ing the so u th l|n e of »«id S t J o h n « riv e r to It» ju n c tio n W ith t h e W e k iv a riv er, th**nrr fo llo w in g th e e a s t able of t h e w a te r« of th e W e k iv a riv « f to th e p o in t of b e g in n in g . T h a t th e d e sc rip tio n a n d p ro p o n e d lo c a tio n of th o roacfti a n d bridge« to b e c o n s tr u c t e d , h a r d s u r ­ fa c ed a n d im p ro v e d , b aa fo llo w « , to o w it: (V le ry a v e n u e to th o lo rry threw m ile s , ro a d to bo c o n ­ s t r u c t e d o f v itrifie d brick fo r a w id th of d i t e e n fe o t: lie a r d a ll a v e n u e to C a m e r o n C ity threw m ile« , ro a d to l*e c o n s tru c te d of v itr if ie d b ric k for a w id th of n in e f r e t , h'anford and O r la n d o ro a d e ig h t m lirw . to bw c o n s tr u c te d of v itrifie d b ric k fo r a w id th of fo u r te e n feet w ith in H ty lim it« o f S a n fo rd , a n d n in e fe e t fro m said lim it« t o S o ld ie r C reek F ir s t • tr e e t w ro t to S y lv a n l ^ k e , fiv e a n d a h a lf m iioa, ru e d to I » e o n a tru e trd of v itr if te d h r irk for a w id th of fo u r te e n fre t w ithin th o H t y lim it*, a n d aa fa r w est a* th e old S te n a tro m p la n e , a n d fro m a a id S tr u s tr o m p la c e to tho r a n r o lin o a t S y lv a n l^ k w for a w id th of n in e feet. F r o m F lr» t » trro t a t th o o ld S te n a tr o m place to M o n ro w F e rr y (w o m a — . ro«cl to b . m n s t r u n x l ol v ltr i b a d b ric k lo r * w id th of n i l » I w t. I l c r d s l l i m t u n to l i m e v i F e rr y o o * m ile , r o a d to be r o i w u u c t « ! o l v itrifie d b ric k It/r ■ w id th o l n lo * I net. Should Contain Your Ad All Modern Method* and Appliance* Meet* every w«nd «nd fourth Fridey lu month. Every one who hat Kto hi* Star In thi* r.«§t curd tally Invited to visit the chapter N olW c o f a n K lfftlo « I* K fiU tillah OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS Phoo? It) T ha am ount ratim attd u n r r m i r y to p ty (or the construction of the road* a r t forth I* Two 11 d m l T housand Dollar* (1200,000.00). T he c ol such con*:ruction 1* to be paid for by the bwue and sale of bond* for said am o u n t, payable th irty yr«r* after date, with Interrst a t not exceeding si* per cent per annum from d a te of sale, said band* not to be sold or otherwise disposed of for In* than face value. day of July, A. D. 191$, an rlrctlo n will be held and the sam e la hereby ordered, by the qualified elector* who are free bolder* In the abov« cribed district, u> determ ine If the above described territory shall b e constituted into * •pedal rood *nd bridge d istric t of Orange county, Florida, as preyed for by petitioners, and If there shall be constructed within sold special district, as above defined, permanent ro ad s and brlilgvw, ea prayed for, and as fully drecribed In tha petition on file w ith tha board of county commissioner* of arid county, and If Two Hundred T housand ($200,000.00) Dollar* shall be raisad b y th a Mm * and sale of bonds payable thirty yrare a fte r date, with Inter­ r s t not to exceed ait per cen t per annum from d a te of sale of said bond*, the said bonds not to be aold for tern th an face val ■pedal tax to be aeand collected upon tb e property within •aid district and applied solely to ih« paym ent of interval, and to create a sinking fund tq pay and discharge said bonds. The following persons ara appointed ae Dador 8 m . • of Chapter 4SAS, Lows of Florida age-re N a tic a ia hereby given th a t Karsh Puren of KaoF re d n c t No. 8: K. W. D u n n , d a rk ; T . 8. D avis. ford, F lo ., purchharnt of T a l Certificate a No«. 1S7, IL K. W hlttaai, A. T. Hoaaitter. Inspector*. 188, 1S9 a n d 190, dSteel ( j o 6th d*y of June. A. I)i Precinct No. 4: A. A. llicka. clerk: D. IL C. R a ­ 1910, hoo Oled asid certifícate* in my office, and has bun, C. D. Pearson, I . Ketx, inspectors. m ade applicaUun fot T o s Deeds to lasua in aerordPrecinct No. 20: A. K. Hjoblom, d e rk ; B. J . Overaneo w ith law. Raid certifícales em brace tha atreet, J . G . M artin. J. F. K unddl, Inajwctora follow ing describe] property, sitúa ted In Oran ge P re d n c t No. *»TTl C. M axwell, dark; J . 1. An­ cou n ty T F lo rid a, to-wit¡ C ort. jj of NW N W f* derson, Leroy TOlla, W. 11. H a n d , Inspector*. act. 187, W H T he alectfon ahall be held a t the voting d n e te w ithin tha above described tea ' ----- duly qualified dectora who ar« free be en titled to vote at said election. T h e _______ EH of N W l f .l t e . 27. TÔT 19 tioo shall be held la compliance w ith the general 8.. H . 2 9 E . Cart. 190: EH of NEH of KEHi lairs of tha s ta ts of Florida. T b s inspectors hold­ DR. C G. BUTT DENTIST Office Yowell fiuiltlmk SANFORD. FLORIDA j \ Sanford Library AND Í X Free Reading Room ♦ ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block : Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. rn. + AND « Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m 1 : Strangers Welcome BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES \ 25 BICYCLES FROM W M UP TO 119. FOR NEW Ba* «72 f*ho«. 97 SMANIBARGER ORLANDO. FLORIDA . GEO. A. D eCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bid* S anford H«. DR. W. E. H0USH0LDKR DENTIST Rooms 23. 24 and 23. P k n Oíd». SA N FO RD . Phoos *■ F L O R ID A . L. G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY fUBLiC Office In.City Hall See. 27, T p . 19 8 - R. 29 £ . ing said election shall Im m ediately m ake returns to T h o aom e land being iaaaaaaed at the d ate of (he the board of county commiasionera after said alecmonco of sucb certificato In the name of Nellie tion la held according to this call. J. K ellogg. Done and ordered In open board, this the 4 th Uníaos sold certificala shall bo redeemed accord. day ol June, A. D. 1912. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1n( t o low , T a l D*od will kwua thereon on the l» lh U . O. O V E R S T R E E T , * - - -81JL C hairm an Board of County Commissioner* of Or­ AT-LAW d signs tura and anal this th e an gs C ounty, Florida. D. 1912. A lle a ti Seal Lata St a ta Attorney ^Seventh Judicial Circuit ol B. M. R O B IN SO N . B. M. ROBINSON, THOMAS EMMET WILSON C lark of the Board of C ouotF CeouaM oa». • n Of Oran«« County, Florida. J W -lW 4 t V ,- , - Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake �• *• ’ ' I' ' * V . •* * • * ' - ••• .■ ■ Ì- ■• *V ■. 1. 4* :— J u n e 25.1912 f THE SANrORD HERALD ’. . n . M •mm F ! jw P.rL0 ^ Ground was broken yesterday and u i larrup force of men began work on the JEWELER new Seminole hotel of Winter 1’nrk, P lu m b in g and iC which is to l>e built ulid completed for the MY SPECIALTIES winter season of the current year. Gas F i t t i n g Pickard * Hand Painted Chinn Defender of Florida Comes To Rescue of Sanford The new Structure will contain 160 Gorham'« Sterling Silver rooms and will be one of the most coinriatcxi Ware I All Work Receives My Personal A ttention Elgin nnd Wnlthnrn W ntihrs Binninghnm , Alabama, June 3, 1912 dozens of smaller towns, all boosting ' "»«I a ttra c tiv e to u rist hotels in the _____ _ I and lx*»l efforts (To the Florida G row er)—I usually read themaelves individually ami all the tta ic Mark of U>r new enterprise are nil the artivlcs in the Weekly Grower state us a whole, Florida will soon Mr It 1* Foley, proprietor of the HelA LI. GOODS G U A R A N T E E D Opposite city Hail p hon© 23 nnd have nt various times noticed things, double in population and wealth. The vidore hotel, of Charlevoix, Michigan, to which I should like to have taken ex­ good part of the m atter is that most of as president ; Mr. \V. L. Osltorne, viceception, b u t os magazines and newspa­ the |>eople who art1 tilling up Florida are president; and Mr. W. It O'Neal. secj per* cannot be run to please nlf people, 1 the cream of the co u n ttry , going to Flor­ retary und, treasurer. refrain from voicing my just criticism. 1 he new Seminole will be locateti on n ida first to spend a few months in Florida for the winter, then liking it so well 's^'ich was selected thirty years ago However, the number of M ay 26th, that they begume (termanent residents By Messrs C-haprnun and Chase, the contains such flagrant m isrepresenta­ V IA 3^ Of all the states in these Ifn ite tl! Winter Park pioneer*, who made the tions th at I feel ¡m[>e!leri to call attention |dat of the town. This site is on to a few. On page H there is nn article States. 1 do not believe that any other ' state offers half the opportunities ofnorthwest side of Lake Osceola, facentitled “ Florida and Florida Soils," 'll, fored by Florida. There are hundreds lnK both arm s of the lake, il" which, while, it does not wilfully misrejiof things, In-sides tilling the soil, that * be structure wilk be four storing high resents, "dam ns with faint praise" the Round Trip f r o m S a n f o r d , Fla. very locality th at should be u headliner, can be done with profit and satisfaction al"* *M* bs-t long, built of brick and conby any man with a little money and a and will be elegant in ap p n o tin mentioning truck gardens the writer whole lot of gum ption. It would take , m,'nI- Phe building will face east and W ash in g to n . I) (J. SH).(X) Philadelphia, Pa. of the article mentions Orlando, Oak­ a whole issue of tho Grower to tell of i ww,t* nru* «very room will be open from land »nd several other towns as being $:ia00 Baltimore. M il $ 4 0 .0 0 N ew Y ork. N. Y ! the enterprises th at Florida needs nnd ^ outside. T here will l>e a vast1 sun truck-growing centers. Then he m en­ $48.50 ( liin ip o 111 will eventually have. I have heard it ^I»i,rl°r and an elaborate dining room.— . S l2 7 .ri S t. I s m is. Mo. », tion* Sanford along with Pine Castle. Reporter-Star. said th a t Florida was the Htate of lost Now, whnt I wish to call atten tio n to is, th at Sanford alone raises and ships opjK>rtunities. It is rather the S tnte of wanted opportunities, but I will Several new lines of Colgntes toilet more tru ck from its gardens than ull _ Low r*lr* in nil.rr po.ni. ( l„ u |r , L ,l r Srpirn.. an.I I..ml - V iu U i henceforth cull it the S tate of Dorm ant ' ti001*8 ,0 arrive this week. 25c goods the rent of Orange county put together. *5 31. 1. 1012 Op|K)trunitics. wdl be sold for I5c. Phone 35. It. Cl. One single acre in Sanford produced I Of i n f o i m â f t o r t n n « t t n v r • - . <! • • t l . r r u ' r t |*u ! n *i ir%. \ ,t , « r |, cf J. W. GOSSMAN. S'orkton. Hr : seventy tons of vegetables in nine lânln l Mit Lmr «ÿrnf «»« «mir N ote The Grower has never done ' monnths, for which the grower re­ ■■Æ ° n* W*Vceived $4,06-1, nnd another grower re­ any injustice to Sanford The Stroller A . W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . has w ritten account of two different Uould you l,r "bunnedT Then tell ceived $32,000 for his crop of lettuce ............ 5 .. , , . . . people t-tvriK-w-Vwv**A»<r-<Ywvrvo<yi tri|is to Sanford, and has ¡ ms ii there ___ _ * and cucumliers off of 22 acres, still leuv> 130 W o a t D ay S t . J A C K S O N VI L L E N E L A . ing him nix m onths to raise other crops | m a,,y Gnu». I he a rttfW y o u critir1fc*i & * 8 elf SuDoortlno Animals ■ -■ w ritten by nn Orange countv man. i Tl , . , , on the Bamu land. Thave l>een on land was v ... . . . . . ' The reindeer, like tho camel, la for which the present owner paid $1,- \ ou hnd no iuu|t w ith the corrcctnefa p a rt,cu| arl). BllUod , 0 , ho needs of 760 per mere. This is not city property, of our answer to the question regarding nomndlc people; easily nntlslled In the but farm land, nnd the purchase was flowing Wells, except to say th at we m atter of food. It Is' unnecessary to • iiiw fiL — made by a native Floridian, who lias should have specially mentioned S a n - 1 cnrrx fodder for him ; whnt cactus. thorns and o th e r growth* of tho ford. We are not here to boom any l>wn producing crops on Tils land ever Wc can supply you for im m ediate shipm ent since he bought it, und he made a good town, but to tell the tru th about all in coarscsf are in the cam el, lichen or moss, n i v a l i lo be found by scraping investm ent, too. Y et Sanford is prar answer to questions nsked. If tin- man BEGGAR WEED SORGHUM Militi I’FANUTS away the snow u to the reindeer; t¡rally ignunnl by the men who write bad wanted to know about Sanford In both urn -elf su pportIng travelers — Most complete line of Poultry Supplies (.iirden and Field Seeds in Florida would probably have linked, an d we for the puper*. Malie) n Magazine POTATOES, Ilf ANS. GARDI N AND f l f l U PEAS. AND f IELÜ CORN would llave answered. Another piece of injustice to Sanford .... E. a . m a r t in «, c o m p a n y S u c c e s s a n d F a ilu re . is un inquiry from Delphos, Ohio., in I U O U e .l V I M U I IS « lit ( V S till, G u a r í ja r Heinz s w e e t slid sour pic­ Iwck of su< cess conics merely from regard to flowing wells In describing kles, 5 0 r value, 35c per jur. P h o n e 35. ho wtong appi i-cl.ition of lulluro 20G E . Buy S t ., Ja c k s o n v ille , F la . the flowing well district the Grower It. G. Stockton. Hr writer say a: " I t follows the ridge «back­ Be I n d e p e n d e n t of F o r tu n e . bone of the state) inuetly along the =9 If fortune favor you, be not e l a te d ; If He Bets. Hast Coast and turns west around Or If she frown, do not despond.—AuTho man who Is alw ays positive th a l lando to as far as near T am pa," etc. W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y i o d Iub 3© Is right loses many bets. This is not an exact literal quotation, tú Not S ufficient E x p la n a tio n . hut it gives the context. Now. what AGENTS 4 • T h e thr^Tv th a t our s in s a r e s i m ­ would have been to the point, would C o m p e ls H onesty of C h a u ffe u rs ply th e mi{vtvAl of c o i t a l o a n i m a l in ­ A d e v i c e by will« li a poHnviigvi Ira n i have Imhti something including San­ ford, the great flowing well district any po in t within an a u t o m o b ile . <uu stiti« ts Is p la u si blu. but It will n o t work iP: Sanford lift* nearly four thousand flow­ regulate Us speed, w i t h o u t tbe know ) edge of t h e ctiuulTeur, has» bedti In­ ing wells, and, Mr Grower, are there Th# B e g in n in g «nd th e End. vented In Germany that many flowing wells in tho state of orile« «nlh H O L D E S RIAL ESTATI CO A poor b e g i n n in g may lend in a Floridn outside of the Sanford d istrict’ good e n d in g b u t II Is not likely to «ha W h e r e All Are N ot Equal. Sanf or d. Florida Some representatives of the Grower O pportunities are equal, bill I lie .t Ii II so If one ha* s t a r t e d to tumbl© down­ stairs must surely have In-en in Sanford Yet Ity to g ia s|i them, the rnontnllty to ap Sanford is continually ignored, where if p re d a te them . th>- str«-tigth to develop An Old Saying Made New. Equal justice were done, Sanford would them , vary with the Individual.—H er­ More things would com« to him who often be m entioned, l>eonuse it is un­ bert Kaufm an waits if they w«*r<" not captured on tho doubtedly the greatest trucking center way by the limn who won t w ait.—Llpin Florida, and in fact then« is no other Correct A n s w e r . plncott's Magazine locality in the whole south that can T«-adier «In g .o g ra p b r class) — compare with Sanford in the •11 \ •r- 11 y “John. Vot i IDM rel| r !,«< <luna wluit » Sad Case of winter vegetables, and motley making league Is John tp ro tn p tly i- "Fight "I do believe til) brolflei »1)1 be a leu got- " l.lppln«rojm. M oreover, Sanford is one of (In­ baiu-ball «-Inh« Is bachelor Ho ha* such bud lu rk ' Ev­ ALL WOHh DONE MY Mngaztu« most hustling little citie* anywhere in cou ery time he wunts to m arry a girl for the south, and it can bo compared only love aho has too little money." One of Memory's Trium phs. to Fort Myere and Miami in th at re­ l.arge family size cream , 4 can* for 25c. "Tim«"," Hii)* the Sedgwick I'antaspect, with due res|>ect to all the other N o 10.1 W f » l h u * l S l r r c l N r *1 D oor to C i l y K r i d u f i o l Any brand. Phone 35. It. (». Slockgraph. "m ay rob us of our teeth and small cities In Florida, Hrnidentown and r He Muir, but It can't take uway tho memi ion it* environs following closely. orv nf li"w good the ground us«'d to 1— No; I nm not a Sanfordite' I am not f.-.-l (o our bare feet along about the even a Floridian, though I have truv n| «1 ingtnne " eled ull over Floridu, having u.se<l t*-n thousand milt-s.of mileage, not counting ! E J e p b a n t's P r e s tig e In 81am. the hundretla of miles made by boafiTj Tho w hulo elephant trib e Is looked and automobiles und teuin*. I s(«-nt upon with great veneration by th® L IV E R Y , F E E D and the better p a rt of four years in Florida, Siamese 1 lie elephant is the symbolic animal of the country, and though bis S A L E S STA B LE and having spent days and weeks in the ponderous strength Is dally used In grove* and gardens in all seasons of the his m aster's service, ho Is m an's co­ year, so I am not u car-window ex|>ert. laborer, not hi* beast of burden. □ la c k s m lt h ln g and H o r a a a h o a l n g H a r n a a s and W a g o n * I have done scarcely anything else hut O YOU know of anyon« travel the fiast fifteen yonrs, nnd my Horses and M ules Bought and Exchanged T r i e d a Writer** C o u rag e . travel* covered everything practically who is old enough lo Ail the work (but T hom as Cnrlylo in all the cities and country from the did In year* was destroyed In a mo­ H EA V Y H A U LIN G AN D C O N T R A C T IN G read, who haa not teen that Canada line to the Gulf, and from the m ent by u servant girl, who burned sign at a railroad crossing? Mississippi River to the Atlantic. But the m anuscript of his "H istory ot tho If sv«ryone ha a seen It at tom e in nil that vast territory there is no place French Revolution." W hen Carlyla time or other, then why doeen't that can be compared to tho state of board of tho mistake ot tho girl ho sat the railroad let the aign rot Florida. Its climate is a wonderful down nnd road M arryat's novel* for a away I W h y doe* the tallroad week. Then he began again anil re­ revelation nnd Its soil, in places, cannot i com pany c o n t i n u e to keep wrote the history those sign s at every crossing f be surpassed or even equaled in fertility and productiveness. M sybe you think, Mr. Merchant, Self-Evident. "Moat everybody know« my Florida i* the most misrepresented narncy Rherldnn. who haa tried to •tora, I don'' I't have to advertise. and abused of all tho staUa, yet it has "come back" In the dancing game and Your store and yoar goods need moat of the advantages of all the other failed, says that when a man passes more advertising than the tallro«d# need do to warn people states, and scarcely any of their dis­ 28 nnd a woman 25 thoy lose th eir to "L ook Out for tha Crus." "l«cp" In dancing Ho says they,m ay advantages. The *U U 1* maligned N othing la ever com pleted In the from within and from without. Sec­ ■till enjoy dancing and will struggle advertising world. tion is arraigned against section, and along all evening, hut th eir limbs lack the springiness und elasticity enjoyed The D epartm ent Utorea are a city against city. That sectionalism by the youngor people.— K ansas (Mtjr very good example— they are will soon die out, however, as the state Journal. continually advertising — and is rapidly being populated by people they are continually doing a good business. from tho north, who bring their schools • * I Tha Oceanic Multitude. *»d idea* of thrift with them, and the If it pays to run a few ads ‘round Every m ultitude Is In Its nature like about Christmas time, it cei* Florida progressive soon catches the the ocoan, which, though hr Itself Intalnly will pay you to run sdcontagion and become» a booster. With capablo of motion. Is excited by vanisem enla abodt all tha time. >uch up-to-date and thriving town* as storm s nnd wind* So, nlso. In your­ It's just bull ness, that's all, la Miami, Sanford, Fort Myers, Manatee, selves th e re Is calm und there are (Bradontown), Lakeland, Kissimmee, atorm a, but the ca u se and origin of Fort-Pierce and Fort Lauderdale, W e st' your fury are entirely attributable to Balm Beach, Arcadia, Ocala, and even those who led you on; you have caught stately old SL Augustine, the trend ia your m adness by contagion.—8clplo upward and onward, and with the j Frlcanu* Major. Henry McLauliirC. H. D IN G E E * Unjust To Sanford Section ïgflVWVWWWsVWWWVMWi E X C UJRSION R S IO N 1 A T L A N T IC C O A S T % I L IN E 2 s; ■s s M Seeds and Poultry Supplies General Fire Insurance M. H A N S O N MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOD b ELECTRIC M ACHINERY HAND BR O TH ER S D Chase Florida F ruits »•><* V egetables ADVERTISE in TH IS PAPER « g ffr ilT jT r . U .r . '• f jew ifiteyL Y - ^ mm X �. - ‘—'■•‘ ■.r-.l iV . SANrORD HERALD fh \- KV Sanford Alwsys Doing It Lost F rid ay ’* game wa* only a repe­ titio n of th e foregoing event* and was expected by the Orlando fan* who have Anally conceded th at Sanford ha* the Toudata outclasses* and outplayed at every point. The enthusiasm is all on Sanford’s p art for the few faithful fan* of Orlando have developed a bad case Lee Always on the Job games per wCek until Septem ber 1st. This week they piny five games, Or­ lando at Sanford M onday and Thursday, Sanford at Kissimmee Wednesday, and Sanford at Orlando Tuesday and Friday. The locals have four games with Orlando postponed, on account of rain. Quite an interest seems to be taken in the Sanford team over the State, it being invited to play in Pnlatka and Tutnpa on the Fourth of July. Other arrangements have been made, so the offers were declined. Hdnford plays Orlando a double-header at Orlando on the Fourth. ’No doubt a large crowd will witness these games, as Orlando has planned a big celebration th at day. Hanford has one of the licet teams th at ever played in this State and the people seem to appreciate it. The a t­ tendance this year has not dropped below the 400 mark. crowd have just naturally got the goods, and Orlando will have to get u finer quality of yarn if it is going to slide on their bases. The answer to our littfa conundrum propounded above seems to have been error*. Orlando liad a choice collection of seven, and they came at a time when, like hits, they meant runs. fl| ^W allace and Lowe held down the plate work for Sanford, and Wilson started In with Beardall for Orlando. Tillm an finished the game, and each of them struck ou t six men. Orlando m ade two runs in the second inning, and one In the third, up to which time It looked liko a rooting proposition. Moore was sub­ stituted for Chittenden as the Hanford umpire, and Tilden watched the sacks for(O rlan d o .—Keporter-Htar. Orlando Actually Wins The Collegians loet to Orlando for the first tim e this season here yesterday. The game was full of Interest, and was not decided until tho eighth Inning. Boyer was called out by U m pire Moore, after tho latter had interfered w ith the fielding of the ball, b u t after finding no f t ‘i i As it SHOULD UK Hs Had "flom sthlng" so th r Ball. If* l IA t . of insomnia and the hot weather seems to affect their system to a rem arkable degree. Wilson was not strong enough to hold tlie Collegians down and the final 'Mcorc was 7 to 3 in favor of Sanford. . Following I s a full account of the funer-, al services; - —< ^ ' -v .• ' ..g — r - « -----B rittain, 3rd E dw ard* ___ Swink r f____ Farm er, c f Bundy, as .... Calmea, 1st___ Lowe, p . __ Wallace, p McClure, . 1 f Total Sanford AB R . 5 0 . 2 1 0 2 o . 3 3 . 4 . 3 4 1 —U. 1 2 1 0 0 A '30 7 H PO 0 1 3 0 Q 0 1 1 1 1 10 1 6 0 2 0 1 q - n Orlando 0 6 I>e, 1 f ........ 6 0 B ennett, c f 4 1 C. Pound*, m 4 0 Boyer, r f 3 1 B arnett, 3rd 1 F. Pounds, 2d 4 0 Gore, 1 s t ____ 4 O 0 Wilson, p 0 4 Beardall, s 0 •Tillman, p 2 4 27 A 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 4 ruling on his Jecision, he called Boj•VT safe, and lie acorwl later and won the game. The feuture if the game wan the Htick work of laiwe, the local catch •T. This hoy got a double ami two single« nit of four trips to the plpte. JIMMY M cA LEER 'S P A R T IN WINNING CLEVELA N D'S ONLY W ORLD'S PENNANT >rr Tho U m p ire S ent H im Off th e Field. ------ - - ---------- t h o O rio le * ----.. w as c a w fle lle d to p l* ) h x W ^ M # c ;u i b a s o b a ll. H a n l o n ’* g r e a t m a c h in e 3 «« h a d w o n t h e “N a t i o n a l le a g u e c h a m ­ p io n s h ip , b u t In d o in g an nnd dxh a n s t e d I ts s t r e n g t h a s In u ie p r e v i­ o u s y e a r , o w in g to t h e p-«idling but tie to r t h e le a g u e p r tin a u i T h u o p e n i n g sc< no for t h e world * p e n n a n t s t r u g g l e w a s se t at C leve land a n d t h e b a t t l e fell on O c to b e r 2 Cy Y oung, t h e p itc h in g h e r o of th o serti«s, w a s r o u n d i n g o u t o no of t h e glo a t H e w a s t h e s l a b c h o ice t o Htop th o henvy- Panleth for Pants Nat Berman is due to lose three pair* of trousers as a result *>l yesterday’» bull J im m y M oA leer. game. He promised a pair of the fancy Benaua* o l h la e v e n tf u l c a r e e r . brand to tin* firm Orlando player who h l u l n g h r ig a d c from B nlllm ore. . M thnugl) o t h e r s c o n t r i b u t e d to Y o u n g 's s u p p o r t In th is I m p o r t a n t game, would knock a home run m a Sanford game. Three balls went uvw the fence w it h o u t t h e g re n t c a t c h of M c A le e r In t h e s ix t h I n n in g a n d h is tim e ly bunt yesterday. Of court«“ one of these In lh e n in th , t h e O rio le s would h a v e t a k e n t h i s c o n t e s t am L p r o b a b ly tho ve-"* liomere occurred first, but surely Mr 1 p e n n a n t , It w as n s t r u g g l e of s h a r p h i tt in g a n d c l e v e r fielding ‘ -Ttio O rio les w e r e Berman is not going to stand on a little m a k in g t h e i r host s t a n d for t h e T e m p l e cu p a n d t h a t m e a n t th e y w e r e fortnld technicality of a few minutes, not when it a b le at e v e r y nt«g,. C le v e la n d led 2 to 1 up to t h e e ig h th , b u t t h e roul crisis is his privilege to reward real ball pluy h ad p a s s e d In t h e stxtli Inning B a l t i m o r e 's t r i o of aw ful s w a t s tn e l l en m e up en». —R eporter-Star. In th a t r o u n d a n d t h e g a m e , us e v e n ts p ro v ed , h in g e d on th o play of McAleur 0 0 0 1 0 0 AB it H PO A E Hanford 1 J o h n J M c Q r a w d r o p p e d a hit h a c k of t h i r d b ase a n d W illie K ee ler, 4 0 0 i 0 1 Brittain, 3b 0 b u n te d h im tp se co n d Ifuglile J e n n i n g s c a m e u p In th e p in c h a n d u w ave or 4 1 1 3 0 0 u n r e s t s w e p t o v e r t h e C le v e la n d cro w d T h e y h a d s e e n th is a g g r e s s i v e p!ay«<r 0 Ed wards, 2b 4 0 0 1 () 0 ■ 'dean u p ” on so m a n y o c c a s io n s th a t th e y f e a r e d for th e r e s u l t T h e p res 0 ’Swink, rf 4 0 1 1 ii II Farmer, cf e n t le a d e r of t h e T i g e r s w a s h a v i n g o n e of his b e s t s e a s o n s a a a b a t s m a n 4 0 0 1 6 1 H e hnd lilt n e a r th o .400 m a r k In tho N a t i o n a l le a g u e s e a s o n . T h e f e a rs or **+ J Bundy, aa 3 S 23 10 Total 37 th o cro w d w e r e w ell g r o u n d e d T h o h e a v y h i t t i n g O riole s h o r t s t o p uiet on« 4 1 1 y 1 0 Calmea, lb . of Cy Y o u n g ’H c u r v e s w ith a c r a s h t h a t s e e m e d t o doom t h e Hpld«*rs to Im ­ •Tillman relieves Wilson in fifth. •f I 3 y 2 0 Lowe, c p e n d i n g d ls n s te r . Score by innings. 4 1 1 •) 3 0 Lee, p M cA leer d iv in e d I n s ta n t ly w h a t w a s c o m in g l i e wns a w a y a lm o s t w ith Sanford...? 100 420 0 0 x - 7 C hittenden, 1 f 3 0 0 0 0 1 t h e c r a c k of t h e h ic k o r y A w ny h a c k Into d e e p c e n t e r h e s a ile d w ith th e Orlando 021 000 000 3 •Wallace 1 0 0 0 0 0 s p e e d of n «leer, pulle«l d o w n t h e hit. s to p p e d t h e rally an d s a v e d tile g a m e Summary Three bus«- hits, Bundy T h e O rioles, h n ltlltlg to t h e last d itc h , tie d U p tile S ' o r e 111 tile e i g h th alnl Two base hits: Bennett. Pounds, Boyer f or anything in the 36 4 7 27 11 3 Totals w e n t a h e a d In th « n in th , but t h e S p id e r s s c o r e d t h e w in n in g ru n In th e m-t Struck out: By Wallace, 6. by Wilson, 6. lino ol printing come *BatU-d (or ( TilUellden in ninth h a lf of t h e n in th , w h e n M< AlciT h u n te d , e n a b l i n g C hilds to s c o r e fro m ttitid by Tillman, 6. Double play, Wallace to n to us and w e ll guar­ on Z i m m e r ’s Infield hit. It > 1 PO AB A F. Orlando — Edwards to Calmea. antee you satisfactory work J i m m y M c A lee r m a d e tho g r e a t e s t play of h is life w h e n h e bought st«n k 0 0 2 1 ... ... . 4 0 Lee. 1 f ............ In t h e B osto n club, o n o qj th o b e s t p a y i n g f r a n c h i s e s In b a s e b a ll, b u t tils next at price* that are r i g h t ....... 4 1 1 0 0 0 B ennett, c f be.it plnys w o re Ills tlm o ly c a tc h a n d o p p o r t u n e b u n t In a n o t h e r d e c a d o , w hich Orlando Still Weeps 4 1 1 0 0 0 C. Pounds, s b h e l p e d p la c e h im a m o n g t h e g a m e 's g r e a t e s t s t a r s . 3 1 0 0 (1 0 ( C o p y r i g h t . 1912. b y J o s e p h B B o w l* * ) Why intensify the gloom and take the Boyer, r f 4 0 0 10 0 1 B arnett, 1st town’s composite appetite for stuff »si 4 0 0 3 1 0 F. Pounds, 2d to b it in the pinches tigmusl rue, just a g a i n s t h | m do w n eaiit, an«) It Imp peppers with details. when Boston needed n bit. an d lie p«n<i<! h e r n m a up In (lie n in th with 4 •) 1 0 1 1 We will provide n conundrum , first Yaiden, 2d struck util so n f lrn we got to kidding 4 •» 1 (! 1 1 stating the score by way of a premise. Tillman, p ii c h a n c e t o win amt Ktrui-k o u t sg»lt> 4 0 1 y II 0 O f c u u m * I kidded h im a b o u t It am! Get out your hundkerrhief. it was Barker, c 1 0 0 1 1 0 k e p t It u p «11 h u m m e r , tlilnktiiK H seven to three, in favor of th a t town up Wilson, p — — — w ould m a k e h im m o r e a n x i o u s to h it there. Here's the conundrum : Orlan­ 2 —s o a n x i o u s t h n t ho w ould bo e a s i e r 6 4 36 27 Totals 12 do made nine hits, and the two pitchers still. struck out twelve men. Sanford made L ate In th e sum m er we got togeth­ Four Games Per Week four hits, and Wallaco struck out but e r In th e gam e I’m tellin g about. We Tho Sanford team seems to have struck th rte men. W hat’s the answer? had a lead of ono run. tw o men w ore her stride, winning seven straight games. Bah! you can speculate until you are on th e bases (first and second), no bluo in the face. The feature of that Orlando was beaten aix straight and £x/>Au' / )t*i ¿¡ylcM /wy one out. and I was a b it wild. Maybe game yesterday isn’t so much the game Kissimmee one.- Since last weifk Han­ my Idea th a t Btahl would sw ing *t ¿ X tjs A ? ///ty r r j fo ~ Itself , as the mood the town was in this ford has signed an agreem ent to piny wldo ones m sde m e wild. It looked morning. Men everywhere were asking Kissimmee u gnme each week, alter­ a thousand to ono th a t ho would try to sacrifice, but th e first ball was too each other the question, "W h a t’s the nating first in Hanford nnd then in wide. Ho let It go. I s lip p ed th* m atter?" The answer was usually pret­ Kimlmmee, the day selected liclng Wed­ By ED. WALSH. next one outside atid bo let that ty brutally frafik. T hat celery hoeing nesday: too. T h en I guessed he might take Sanford now has a schedule of four P rem ier P itch er Chicago W hite 8ox, a sw ing a t th e next one a n d I P“ 1 Tlmo, 3:30; Place, 2d; man, Edwards ev erything on the s p ltte r and dropped Who le Regarded by Many as ths Wallace was there In Orlando It over. I thought It waa over, hut G reatest P itc h er th e Game th e um pire thought n o t—and th e re Has Ever Known. ' 7 0 ST WATCH' w ere th re e balls and no strike« ne « t ht saw F red Lake, who waa managing IM * T H t T h ere Isn’t any doubt In my mind pap en s f the team then, m otioning to fltshl. a* to the worat m istake I over tnado and w atched closely while I waa get­ In a ball game. Of course a fellow tin g read y to pitch. S tabl stood there m akes a lot of them . They are m is­ — -------take« it they go wrong, and brainy with his toes dug In. yelling for to« to put It over and tellin g me where playa If they go rig h t, so it is all in W t. th*<* day's work. A p itcher who Is h e would knock i t Now It * * • forced to keep guessing all the tim e a thousand to one th a t, with men on first and stoond, none out, and thr«* Is going to be outguessed som etimes, and th e one who guesses right oftenballs and no atrikea, no ball p!»r,,r e a t Is th e b e s t Dut this one stung me. would h it th a t ball. B ut even then I felt like a fellow who baa been dou­ I didn’t forget th a t h e mtgbL Th* ble-crossed. thing th a t convinced m e be wouldn wo* th e w ay be acted. W henever a It w u In a gam e a t Boston, a close gam e th a t we had won by ono run. b a tte r b ae th e p itch er In e hole an B v % ' . ■ '■ * I alw ays had been very effective p reten d s h e la going to h it It 1* a ™ 1 - ' ag ain st Boston, and oven m ore effec­ lion to o ne he Isn’t going to. I *“° '• r . tiv e ag ain st Ja k e Stahl than against a fast one straig h t over. Btahl hit t » Ed. W alsh. "f-any of th e others. You know how It ball and I beard It sin g over my head, le-H iom etlm es a good b itte r has each other. The laugh waa all on my and before I could te n t around It « « som ething on a good pitcher, and side. One sum m er, th e *en*on before ra ttlin g around up In th e center 0* som etim e* a p itc h e r has som ething this happened. I think Jak e stru ck b leach ers and th e gam e was o»«r Fielding Hie Poeltlon, W atcM np for a Just Before Hs Dug Holo* In ths on th e b eat of b atters. J a k e and I o u t to end th e gam e half a dozen Btahl h ad th e laugh on fna. and n* A tm osphsrs W ith a Throw-Bagger. Vunt and Holding the Baee R unner. used to laugh a t eafch o th er, for it tim es; and a fte r th e season was over didn’t fo rg et to laugh, althar. «M ined to b« hi* bad look to w j n i up 1 Ditched p a rt of a n exhibition gam© (OcBJTight. m i tar T f. a . c h o » ****-1 0 0 a* 1 O 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 ! 1 0 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 •> «> 0 1 1 1 E 0 oe* 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Pulled Off Some Sensational W ork at n Short '^ .-^ rS M -ju n e 2 3. M 2 T’S a far cry from player to m ajor league m agnate, but th a t Is the leap Jam es R. MoAleer has taken in th e last dosen years. In i m be was •'Gentleman Jim " on (be rough and ready Cleveland Hpldors. one or the form idable clubs of th at day. Jim m y M cAleer was a brilliant, bustling fielder, probably th a fa ste st outfielder of th a t deoade. H e ooukl knock down a bully In th e baseball ranks, sp rin t to th e -slg n board for a hot liner o r exsoute a pennant-w jnutng play with a dash and an enthusiasm that m ade him a shining success. Thu sam e q u alities have m ade him one or the "big eight” ' In th e Am erican league. McAleer starred aa one of tho bright lights or the 189S series for tho Tem ple cup and helped tiring tho only world’s pennunt to . Clevel mil In Its history W ithout th e brilliant held Ing of M cAleer tho Orioles would have won the first gam e or that «« Ties.“ ’’B altim o re In th at event prob­ ably would 4uure hjvvo taken th bly would^ thre world's Bundy has The Good* - -— •: What You Want How Yon W ant It When You W ant it à /a d e r FamousD oraoS s onMajorliAGut Diamonds S /v o ttJ . fu u £ # m ’ ‘ ’ m * ~ 'V . - . . î i i =■*-j—- j | _ .. ‘ mSimtÊÊSIÊtÈÊÎÊSÊÊÊÊSÊÊÊÊÊÎÈÉÊÊ^ÉÊStÊM^iÊÉm^ �Published S e m i - W e e k l y — Tuesday and F rid ay SA N FO RD H ER A LD I N S A N F O R D — L ife is IFort/. Living NEWS OF THE WORLD V------- Items of Inlereal Gleaned from Various Sources - F' Vvlume IV 8ANPORD. FLORIDA, rR ID A Y , JUNE 18. 1811 K um br » • •* IIAPPtNINGS DURING THE WEE* Her« m e Reader» WIU rind « B rin H istorical S prin t T low lni ror Hurried Reader* 1 The C uban governm ent expresses confidence th a t the insurrection U fa* approaching coUapw, and now U conaldering withdrawing a portion of the regular troops, thua In spite of the fart that Col. Piedra. who returned from Orelnte yesterday reported 2,000 insur­ gents In arms. O ther estim ates place the rebel atrength as high as 4.000. All members of the Florida delegation reported well and in the U *t of spirits when seen at their, hotel here late this afternoon. Tomorrow will bo a big day for everybody. While there is a big tight on by friends of the various candi­ dates try in g -lo pull evcry*hing their way there seems to bo no doubt th at the Floridians Will stand solidly for Under­ s to o d as tong as there is a chance for him ferwirf. 'r ‘ Issue uf>on which Col. Ro»w**velt Ls to make his campaign for the |ir""' dency was indicated by him today, " o purpoaea to base his appeal upon the ait‘ »ertion th at what he has term «! the "hlg sinister Influences" have deter iuine<l to elim inate him from public life l>ecause he is the one man whom the> really fear. To accomplish tins |iurjM»»«-, lie believes, they are willing to lake up a n y man whom they think cun win the presidency over him. NEW DEPOT PRO GRESSING Work In Being Rushed and S tructure 1» Assuming Shape f The busiest part of Hanford right now in In the vicinity of the new depot on Ninth street. Not only are the founda­ tions uf) for tliis magnificent structure but on all sides there are new buildings going up and a small arm y of workmen are encamped near in tents and the place look» like a siege was in progress. This section of Sunford will soon assume an altogether different shape, and in a few year» there* will be a small city built within the! environs of thg station. While the work on the new depot is n at­ urally slow at first on account of delay in m aterials and the making of new ride tracks for better transportation facilities the contractors are hoping to hit their stride this week and the work will be pushed to completion very rapidly. In the immediate vicinity of the defwit there are numerous buildings being erected, la-ilig small cottages opd one hotel building While not m the limits of the in-tter class of buildings th«-»** should Im* built with some reference to the rapid growth of the city th a t way and the aim pf the builders should be to improve the property as much as | k»hilile and tjie city should not he confrohted with a row of shabby buildings when tiie new depot is ready There will be thousands of visitors tins winter passing through Sanford who will never «•«• un> part of the city pro|M*r but the depot quarter, and if the building* are erected for revenue only the tourists will have anything but a giHMl impression of our city Naturally this quick growth is uf the mushroom ly|>e, and for the most part is only tem porary, but the *-»t > council having jurisdiction over this part of tiie city should see that tin* building» are half way com m ensurate with tiie beautiful new building that will Im- our dejiot for all time to coin'­ NO CONVENTION NEWS Names of Candidates Placed In Order Today } BUYAN STILL DOMINANT FACTOR W ils o n . C lark.' U n d e rw o o d And lia r m on Are The R u tlo 01 P re s e n t S tan d in g * ____ Unknown Man Passes Away In Lodg­ ing House Wednesday An unknown will be interred In an un­ known's grave a t Lakeview today un­ less some of his relatives corue forward to obtain the body. For several days a man about five feet tall, bald headed, »tubby beurd und Jewish cast of fea­ tures wa* noticed about the depot. At first he ujipeured to be waiting for u train or for some of his relative«. Being approached on Wednesday by Marshal Tillis he said he was*very ill und wanted a doctor. M arshal Tillis summoned City Physician Rolison. who removed the man to the DcM ont building und en­ gaged a room for him, leaving medicine for him. Late yesterday evening the the stranger must have suffered another attack, und getting as fur uh the toilet ex­ pired there, lM*ing found by one of the lodger*. All mark* of identification seemed to have been eradicated from his person n n d not a scruth of u jx -n could I m- found to give uny clue to his identity other than the fact that he told Dr. Robson th at his name was Pater Stroger. A small bodW^t in his pocket bore the name of Wauchulla and gave rise to the rumor th at he may have been in th at city and the jnmtmaster wa* wired for further information. Up to today there ha* Imm-n no identification of the deuil man and * * name nnd former history will Im* buried witli him in Lakeview cemetery. Baltimore, Md., Ju n e 28. -(2:20 a. m.j —At an early hour this morning the na­ tional convention was in sesaion en­ deavoring to reach a firm ballot on the fight to nominute u candidate. T ie numea of Oacar W. Underwood C lamp Clark and Simeon E. Baldwin were before the convention ut th at time. At 9:10 New Jersey was recognised to nominute Woodrow Wilson and a wild dem onstration began. Indications were at th at tim te th at a first liullot would would not Im* reaches! before daylight. DcsjiiU* the heat und the length of the session the galleries were »till crowded with men und women. Both the Underwood and Clark nom­ inations called out prolonged demon­ strations among their enthusiastic fol* lowers. A fight by William Jennings Bryan " to rid tiie Democratic jiurty «( tiie Ry­ an, Belmont and Morgan intervals," de^ layed (lie iM-gmning of nominating sjMi-ch»*» at night from 8 o'clock until nearly 11. Mr Bryan at first jirojMised S ho l by AnnaMsIn b> resolution to throw Thom as F Ryan, Drain. Flu . June 27. H J. Proctor, a of the Virginia delegation, und August m erchant of Ft McCoy. » small town Belmont, of the New York delegation, ncur the Okluwuhu river, about twenty out of the convention, but lie abandoned miles from here, was m urdered ut his tin-* plan in tin- face of a storm of prole«! home, by an unknown assassin from those «t.ite* Hi» modified rn»> The aNHOMHin lired at Mr. Proctor as the l u t l o n d'-elaritig against any candidate latter was muled by an ojmmi window under tiie influence of thi«u* interest* The community 1» very much excited curried overwhelmingly over the alTuir Proctor was a young W J Bryan easily curried the Demo­ married man of excellent character cratic convention into a declaration of progressvene«* unheard of in |Ki|itirnl EDNA A R D S H A S At 1 I D E M htViri'kiH"uuiin o iiitsiu o si oy null wa< rnrk S e c o n d B a s e m a n Fr a c t ur e « His juened by* a two-thirds m ajority, and de ­ Ankle In G a m e clared tin- convention opjatsed to the Sanford team will Im* cripjded for to nomination of any candidate for preto doy'» game and for the big series on the dent under obligation to J P. Morgan. Fourth uni«*«* new men can get here in I'homu* F. Ryan, August Belmont, or tun«* to fill in. Our team suffered a loss any "privilege seeking da**." yesterday when Edward*, the crack sec '£ht* convention wan thrown into a ond »acker fractured a boii’e in his ankle, furore by tJie proposition whitfii, ^i* orig­ ■doling into a hum- feet foremost The inally introduced, called for the with­ accident jiut u dumjM-r on the rent of the drawal of Ryan and Belmont, delegates game and the fame were very filing a* the from \ irginia and New York re»|M*cl games on the Fourth are looming up IV e l y J J o s part of tiie resolution w a s fug at tlu*> particular moment and the eii resented as invading the right* of HOV creating presence of Edward» and hi» e n g n s t a t e s and when it* full nn|*nrt I m»jM-ctuculur jilaying will Im- mi»m*<i came known bo«»» and cut calls, jeer* and Meantime Edward» 1» renting easing ut hisses were mingled with hand-clujiping. his room In the Herald building and the cheers and stumjiing of feet in the gnlenforced stay Indoor* doe* not fit with leries und on the floors. hi* naturally buoyant nature. The Representative II I) Flood, of Vlr Jihyniciun* think he will Im* out of the gtmn, dramatically rhururtorize<l the game for the rest of the season und will jirojNisition a* insolent and said it came not offer any hnfn* of hi* getting hack this from tiie "only man who wished to des year The fracture 1» just severe enough troy tin I femocratu party to k«*-ji (urn from using the limb for The Pathfinder of Wushimgton, ft. C.. remarks th at if th e cold w e a th e r tip north keeps on fieople will soon Ik* going to Floridn for the s u m m e r . The fact is that summer hus not yet a rriv e d in tinnorth. A severe irosl III Western New ll AP NARROW KSt ARE ¥ ‘ York and Pennsylvania did many thou­ - -. — ... - - £ " i \ i nir sand» of dollars’ worth of damage to vevAlmost Drownded .».«! n alio in A roostook county, Maine, hast Tuesday as Mrs Alex Vaughn snow fell Week In-fore lust, while th e to n e and daaiightor, Ahhje, were driving to l»*rature was n e a r freezing, d e s tro y in g tins city from Geneva with a mule team hundreds of acres of th e | ki U I i h s which and wagon the em bankm ent leading to are the main crop of t h a t c o u n ty the drawbridge gave way with them and they were precipitated into the river, together with tin- negro driver of the Celery Cures Rheumatism Fortunately all of them r.-uld Celery is the latest cure for rheum a­ team tism. it Is asserted th at the disease is swim and they were aide to gain the bank impossible if the vegetable be ealen fris* and i T a w l out to safely but all their Mrs ly. The fact that it is so generally put clot lies and trunk were l ost on th£ table raw- prevents its th<*rnjM*utn I AaMglili and daughter were Oil their wav (Hiwen from lH*mg known. T h e ce|er> I t o Sunford t'l take till- I r a n i t o Tallahosshould be cut into bits, boilisl in water -MS-. where Mrs Vaugllll's m other hud until hot and the water drunk by the pa­ just died and where they expected to a t­ tient. P u t now milk, with u little Hour tend the funeral. Tin* mub*s wore and nutmeg into a saucepan with the drowned and the content* of the wagon (Milled celery, serve warm with pieo-s of a totui loss, Mr*. Vaifithn being forms! toast, eat it with potatoes and the pain t o walk several mile* back to the near ful ailment will soon yield. Such is the est habitation, tin* accident liu|ijM*miig on the Geneva side of the river w hen declaration of a physician who has again and again trust the ex|M*rimen( there ure no houses f or many miles Their e s c a p e fr o m d e a t h w as miracti with uniform success M anatee )(<-< ••ral » i-t-k » and will I m- tender for several ord. lous as the team and wagon rushed d o w n A urlion B rid g e month», although hi» many friends are tiie stis-p ornhankkmont und into the Mr*. It F W hilner was tin- pleasing hojung he will get about lit a few days „ 1+ l u M c y v water almost before tiie iM-eupllllts w e n hostess at the auction bridge Monday llledsoe H*»mr aware of their danger afternoon. The usual two table« of A quiet wedding that came as u huiThe heavy rains of the past month cards were jdayed and much enjoyed. Florida Prohibition Ticket pri*e to their many friends was that of have loosened up the filling at the a j - Mr*. ('. O. McLaughlin made the high Jacksonville, June 27.— Meeting yesMias Eva Bledsoe and Mr. Richard proucheH to tiie drawbridge, and being score and won un Irish crochet neck i>ow terduy ut the heudquarters in the M a­ Hixon, that occurred at Enterprise on very narrow this causeway is rather und belt buckle. Mr*. (). W Brady won Tuesday evening. With a party of dangerous. The county is now contcm- un Irish crochet hat pin for making the sonic Temple, the Florida »tale conven­ friends the young couple had been at the jiluting widening tin* fill and such acci­ low score. After the gunu* was over a tion of the Prohibition jiurty wa* culled beach for several days and on the return dent* will then in* imjiossjhle. Mr*. most ujijM-tiring yellow tom ato salad to order by »tut«* chairman John P. Cof­ trip they decided to surprise their friends Vaughn's many friunds will sym pathize wa* served with sandwiches, olives and fin and Milton Smith wus elected tem ­ by getting married. Rev. Adams of with her and an* glad to know that she iced coflis*. Mr*. W hitner's guests were porary chairm an, his election iM-ing Enterprise performed tho ceremony und cscafied from what would seem at first M tt.-C. O.M cLaughlin, Mr*. S. ().Chase, on the arrival at Sanford their parents made |M*rtnnnent later on. to i»e certain death. Mr*. (). W Brady, Mr*. Frank Gonzeln.*, and friends were apprised of the event The chairm an announced that the Mr* B. \A Herndon, Mr*. Samuel Puand the young couple as promptly forfirst business ladore the convention wa* leston, Mrs. Frank Miller. Sunday at Methodist Churrh Kiven>4 I l/ X J ' * ' the election of delegates to the national 46 Sunday school, J. K. M ettinger, Mr. and Mrs. Hixon are residents of convention, which meet* at Atlantic Supt. Postal Reduce« Rate« the Sanford section and have lived on The Postal Telegraph Company ha» City. N J.. on the 10th of July. The 11 a. m. Preaching by jiastor. Stil>Celery avenue for several years, where following were elected: Francis C. Pratt, their friendship ripened into love and jeot, "T he Almighty Dollar in the King­ notilit*d Mr. E. C. Moon*, it* loyal m an­ t'lara E. Prutt, John P. Coffin, W. L. ager th at effective July l»t telegraph the marriage at Enterprise was the re­ dom." Coryell, C. B. Wethercll, Joneph W. rut*** from Sanford. Fin., to a num ber of 8:00 p. m. Preaching by fmator. Sub­ sult. They are receiving the congratu­ Carson, E. N. Waldron, F. Prescott, A. lations of their friends this week, in ject, "T he Chum Gung ut tiie Rock Pile." point* will Im* reduced from forty cent* 8. Matlack an«l W. Clark. Special music each service by select for ten words to thirty cents. The rate« which the Herald Joipa. May they con­ T t chairman announced that the choir led by Prof. C. E. Polk. for ull words in exrcs* of ten ha* Imkti re­ tinue to live on Celery avenue forever nomination for |>re*identiul elector* wa* duced from three to two cent*. and may the prico of celery be S3 per the next in order, and the following were These rates cover a num ber of the Picnic at Chuluota crate next year Juat for their take. nominated a* candidate* for (¡residential Tiie good people, as is their annual principal citie* of Florida ami Georgia. elector* for the next general election: custom y will give a big celebration on / George G. Ritchie of Candler, Joseph W. Methodists, Attention! July Fourth at Chuluota and lndejien— Mr». 1!. B. Connelly and daughter, Canton of Frodtproof, W. I^Coryell of Fifth (next) Sunday is Orphanage Huy ency Day will he celebrated a* only the Mis* Linda, left Wednesday night for at the Sanford Methodist Sunday school. Chuluota people know how. There Wuahington, D. C., where they wiill (Jrlando. E. N. Waldron of Daytona, J, If you cannot attend won't you plea.*«* will Im* plenty to eat und a grand time in visit relative« pefor joining Mr*. A. P. S. Sargent of Estero, Milton A. Smith of •end your offering? Make it one dollar the cool groves by tiie luke. The 4th Connelly and the Imy* at Reetortown, Jacksonville. J. \\ Bigham of Jacksonville was °r more, to help along this greut work at of July jiirni'-* at Chuluota are annual in the m ountains uf Virginia for the »un • Enterprise.. affair* and are alway s Inrgrly attended, ' mer They will also visit New York ' nominated for governor of Florida, J. K. M ETTINGER, and this year will be no exception to th e , und other eastern cities before returning Frum u* P. Coffin of Eustis was nuni* . .! Superintendent. iuU. I home. . . iInated for Congressman at Large, » A w Sa ' ALL AROUND FLORIDA STRANGER DIES IN SANKORI) f f y f"AivSÙl% ,$ , i.*«*. ___‘ ___________ v. . . ■ 1 1 ¿ à m Jka kÀ The General News of The Land of Flowers. CLUED FROM THE STATE PRESS An F p lto m e o f th e W e e k '» M o s t p o r ta n t H appenings In th e S ta te 's D om ain. Im ­ F. L. Woolworth St Co., one of the bigg***t syndicat*** operating five and tencent stores in the United States, i* going to efltablish a five and ten-cent store in T am pa. The new enterprise will open early in November. ■ -- Atlantic Beach will have a rousing series of auto races to celebrate the Fourth. Other amqsemenla should be jirovided «'ommemorative of the birth of the nation, and the salvation of the can­ non cracker's devotee, the *mall boy. Work on the capitol grounds in T s ils hu**et- 1» said loitM* jirogreaaing finely. The new jilans for the ground* show s rem arkably imjiroved a|i[M*arance for the jiubllc a<juare on which the capitol is located. I'ainting the building will begin shortly. The members of the Yodng Men*» C hristian Association in St. Augustine nre holding a aeries of informal social meeting* during the summer m onths. All friend* of the im-mlieni are invited and the enter tain men ta are proving most enjoyable. Miami hn* organized an anti-noise league and will start a war on the open muffler, noisy riMmter*, cats, dog*, 1110 torcycles. The league Is rompoeed of (imminent ritizen* nnd the idea is to have some of the many excellent ordin­ ance« regarding nuisance* enforced. ■'A city'» public buildings have much to do with it* jir«*«tige,” declares the St. Petersburg Independent In concluding an editorial urging the beautifying of the city hall "E very one look* to them a* 1 .«vs ovninfU« ■ rwi tio /i. T hmy are considered the measure of the city's official idea of beauty and progreas." Kernandina'* new hotel will lx- called the KeyaUine, an«l from the way in which work' L progreming it would apjM-ur th at tfw- hostelry will Im, ready to receive guests before m any m onths have jiaased. The Keystone la to be a mod­ ern building, e«juipjM-d for touriat and commercial bualnes* and will Im* a much n«*ed«*d addition to Kernandina » attrac­ tions flH TI m* climate 1» the greatest advantage w«- have over our friend* In the north in the chicken ruining business. We have no n»*s*d for tho«M) winter heated henhouaea, or Incubator brooder» or »uch like. Instead we want ojien henhouse«, and the heat of the brooder caused by ’ tw enty five young chirks I* sufficient the W'first weather we Jiave Lakeland Tele­ gram. • /0 3l z Future patron» ot Uie Hotel Huyal Palm «ill find it in keeping with the times, a* many Improvements are being made and the j,lace will be first class, as ulwaya and up-to-date," aaya the Ft. Myer» Preaa. Florida's hotels are a most imjMirtant asset, os thousands of people come to this state, prospecting, who are greatly influenced by th e very first jrnjirenajon* received. They n a t - . urally atop first ut tome hotel, and if conditions there are pleasant and favor­ able it will go along way toward decid­ ing them u jM in perm anent location in Florida. Some month«« ago the Miami Tarpon club was formed, and since that time the munugers of the club have been buay sel«*cting u site for a club house. The hay front has been carefully gone over, and at last the managers of the club se­ cured four acre« of land at Lemon City, fronting on the bay. Work la in prog­ ress for the making of one of the finest club houses and grounds in the state, The club house walla »re up. The build­ ing will Im* 66 by 120 feet, two stories In height. It will contain rooming accom­ modations for fifty or more people' There will In* a grill room, billiard room, bowling alley, in fact, every arrange­ ment that is found in the largest and beat clubs in the country will Im- found there. Prr«h) lerlan Rev. J F McKinnon will preach In the Pre*byterian church next Sabbath morning and night All are cordially Invited. '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 25, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 1912. 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SANrORD HERALD fh\- KV Sanford Alwsys Doing It Lost Friday’* game wa* only a repe­ tition of the foregoing event* and was expected by the Orlando fan* who have Anally conceded that Sanford ha* the Toudata outclasses* and outplayed at every point. The enthusiasm is all on Sanford’s part for the few faithful fan* of Orlando have developed a bad case Lee Always on the Job crowd have just naturally got the goods, and Orlando will have to get u finer quality of yarn if it is going to slide on their bases. The answer to our littfa conundrum propounded above seems to have been error*. Orlando liad a choice collection of seven, and they came at a time when, like hits, they meant runs. fl| ^Wallace and Lowe held down the plate work for Sanford, and Wilson started In with Beardall for Orlando. Tillman finished the game, and each of them struck out six men. Orlando made two runs in the second inning, and one In the third, up to which time It looked liko a rooting proposition. Moore was sub­ stituted for Chittenden as the Hanford umpire, and Tilden watched the sacks for(Orlando.—Keporter-Htar. Orlando Actually Wins games per wCek until September 1st. This week they piny five games, Or­ lando at Sanford Monday and Thursday, Sanford at Kissimmee Wednesday, and Sanford at Orlando Tuesday and Friday. The locals have four games with Orlando postponed, on account of rain. Quite an interest seems to be taken in the Sanford team over the State, it being invited to play in Pnlatka and Tutnpa on the Fourth of July. Other arrangements have been made, so the offers were declined. Hdnford plays Orlando a double-header at Orlando on the Fourth. ’No doubt a large crowd will witness these games, as Orlando has planned a big celebration that day. Hanford has one of the licet teams that ever played in this State and the people seem to appreciate it. The at­ tendance this year has not dropped below the 400 mark. The Collegians loet to Orlando for the first time this season here yesterday. The game was full of Interest, and was not decided until tho eighth Inning. Boyer was called out by Umpire Moore, after tho latter had interfered with the fielding of the ball, but after finding no ft ‘i i T ’S a far cry from player to major league magnate, but that Is the leap James R. MoAleer has taken in the last dosen years. In i m be was •'Gentleman Jim" on (be rough and ready Cleveland Hpldors. one or the formidable clubs of that day. Jimmy McAleer was a brilliant, bustling fielder, probably tha fastest outfielder of that deoade. He ooukl knock down a bully In the baseball ranks, sprint to the-slgn board for a hot liner or exsoute a pennant-wjnutng play with a dash and an enthusiasm that made him a shining success. Thu same qualities have made him one or the "big eight” ' In the American league. McAleer starred aa one of tho bright lights or the 189S series for tho Temple cup and helped tiring tho only world’s pennunt to . Clevel mil In Its history Without the brilliant held Ing of McAleer tho Orioles would have won the first game or that «« Ties.“ ’’Baltimore In that event prob­ ably would 4uure hjvvo taken the bly would^ thr world's As it SHOULD UK Hs Had "flomsthlng" so thr Ball. If* l I A t . Total '30 7 Orlando 6 0 I>e, 1 f ....... 6 0 Bennett, c f 4 1 C. Pound*, m 4 0 Boyer, r f 3 1 Barnett, 3rd 1 F. Pounds, 2d 4 0 Gore, 1st____ 4 O 0 Wilson, p 0 4 Beardall, s 0 •Tillman, p 2 4 27 12 ruling on his Jecision, he called Boj•VT safe, and lie acorwl later and won the game. The feuture if the game wan the Htick work of laiwe, the local catch•T. This hoy got a double ami two single« nit of four trips to the plpte. ----- -- -------- tho Oriole*--- .. w as cawflelled to pl*)hxW^M#c;u i basoball. Hanlon’* great machine3«« had won the “National league cham­ pionship, but In doing an nnd dxhansted Its strength as In uie previ­ ous year, owing to the p-«idling but tie tor the league prtinaui Thu opening sc< no for the world * pennant struggle was set at Cleveland and the battle fell on October 2 Cy Young, the pitching hero of tho serti«s, was rounding out ono of the gloat He was the slab choice to Htop tho henvy- >rr Tho U m p i r e Sent H i m Off the Field. Panleth for Pants Nat Berman is due to lose three pair* of trousers as a result *>l yesterday’» bull game. He promised a pair of the fancy brand to tin* firm Orlando player who would knock a home run m a Sanford game. Three balls went uvw the fence yesterday. Of court«“ one of these 1 liomere occurred first, but surely Mr Berman is not going to stand on a little technicality of a few minutes, not when it is his privilege to reward real ball pluy en». —Reporter-Star. 0 0 0 1 0 0 AB it H PO A E Hanford 0 1 4 0 0 i 0 1 Brittain, 3b 1 0 4 1 1 3 0 0 Ed wards, 2b 1 0 4 0 0 1 () 0 1 0 ’Swink, rf 0 1 1 ii II 4 Farmer, cf 0 0 1 6 1 4 **J + Bundy, aa 3 S 23 10 Total 37 4 1 1 y 1 0 Calmea, lb . •Tillman relieves Wilson in fifth. •f I 3 y 2 0 Lowe, c Score by innings. 4 1 1 •) 3 0 Lee, p Sanford...? 100 420 00x-7 Chittenden, 1 f 3 0 0 0 0 1 Orlando 021 000 000 3 •Wallace 1 0 0 0 0 0 Summary Three bus«- hits, Bundy Two base hits: Bennett. Pounds, Boyer f or anything in the 36 4 7 27 11 3 Totals Struck out: By Wallace, 6. by Wilson, 6. lino ol printing come in ninth TilUellden *BatU-d (or ( by Tillman, 6. Double play, Wallace to n to us and w ell guar­ AB It >1 PO A F. Orlando — Edwards to Calmea. antee you satisfactory work ... ... . 4 0 0 2 1 0 Lee. 1 f .......... at price* that are rig h t ..... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Bennett, c f Orlando Still Weeps 4 1 1 0 0 0 C. Pounds, s b 3 1 0 0 (1 0 Boyer, r f Why intensify the gloom and take the 4 0 0 10 0 1 Barnett, 1st town’s composite appetite for stuff »si 4 0 0 3 1 0 F. Pounds, 2d peppers with details. 4 •) 1 0 1 1 We will provide n conundrum, first Yaiden, 2d 4 •» 1 (! 1 1 stating the score by way of a premise. Tillman, p 4 0 1 y II 0 Barker, c Get out your hundkerrhief. it was 1 0 0 1 1 0 Wilson, p seven to three, in favor of that town up — - - — — à / a d e r there. Here's the conundrum: Orlan­ 2 6 4 36 27 Totals 12 do made nine hits, and the two pitchers struck out twelve men. Sanford made Four Games Per Week four hits, and Wallaco struck out but Tho Sanford team seems to have struck thrte men. What’s the answer? Bah! you can speculate until you are her stride, winning seven straight games. bluo in the face. The feature of that Orlando was beaten aix straight and £x/>Au'/ )t*i¿¡ylcM /w y game yesterday isn’t so much the game Kissimmee one.- Since last weifk Han­ ¿ X tjs A ? / / / ty r r j f o ~ Itself , as the mood the town was in this ford has signed an agreement to piny morning. Men everywhere were asking Kissimmee u gnme each week, alter­ S / v o ttJ . f u u £ # m each other the question, "W hat’s the nating first in Hanford nnd then in matter?" The answer was usually pret­ Kimlmmee, the day selected liclng Wed­ By ED. WALSH. ty brutally frafik. That celery hoeing nesday: Sanford now has a schedule of four Premier Pitcher Chicago White 8ox, Tlmo, 3:30; Place, 2d; man, Edwards Who le Regarded by Many as ths Wallace was there In Orlando Greatest Pitcher the Game Has Ever Known. '7 0 ST WATCH' ne « t ht IM * T H t There Isn’t any doubt In my mind p a p en s f a* to the worat mistake I over tnado In a ball game. Of course a fellow makes a lot of them. They are mis­ — -------take« it they go wrong, and brainy playa If they go right, so it is all in W t. th*<* day's work. A pitcher who Is forced to keep guessing all the time Is going to be outguessed sometimes, and the one who guesses right ofteneat Is the best Dut this one stung me. I felt like a fellow who baa been dou­ ble-crossed. It w u In a game at Boston, a close game that we had won by ono run. B v % ' . ■ '■ * I always had been very effective 1 - ' against Boston, and oven more effec­ '• r . tive against Jake Stahl than against "f-any of the others. You know how It le-Hiometlmes a good bitter has something on a good pitcher, and sometime* a pitcher has something Fielding Hie Poeltlon, WatcMnp for a Just Before Hs Dug Holo* In ths on the beat o f batters. Jake and I Atmosphsrs With a Throw-Bagger. Vunt and Holding the Baee Runner. used to laugh at eafch other, for it «Mined to b « hi* bad look to w jn i up 0 0 a* 1 O 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 ! 1 0 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 •> «> 4 What You Want How Yon Want It When You Want it Jimmy MoAleer. Benaua* ol hla eventful career. hlulng hrigadc from Bnlllmore. . Mthnugl) others contributed to Young's support In this Important game, without the grent catch of McAleer In the sixth Inning and his timely bunt In lhe ninth, the Orioles would have taken this contest amL probably tho pennant, ve-"* It was n struggle of sharp hitting and clever fielding ‘ -Ttio Orioles were making their host stand for the Temple cup and that meant they were fortnld able at e v e r y nt«g,. Cleveland led 2 to 1 up to the eighth, but the roul crisis had passed In the stxtli Inning Baltimore's trio of awful swatstnell enme up In that round and the game, us events proved, hinged on tho play of McAleur John J M cQraw dropped a hit hack of third base and Willie Keeler, bunted him tp second Ifuglile Jennings came up In the pinch and u wave or unrest swept over the Cleveland crowd They had seen this aggressive p!ay«<r ■'dean up” on so many occasions that they feared for the result The pres ent leader of the Tigers was having one of his best seasons aa a batsman He hnd lilt near tho .400 mark In tho National league season. The fears or tho crowd were well grounded Tho heavy hitting Oriole shortstop uiet on« of Cy Young’H curves with a crash that seemed to doom the Hpld«*rs to Im­ pending dlsnster. McAleer divined Instantly what was coming lie wns away almost with the crack of the hickory Awny hack Into deep center he sailed with the speed of n «leer, pulle«l down the hit. stopped the rally and saved tile game The Orioles, hnltlltlg to the last ditch, tied Up tile S ' ore 111 tile eighth alnl went ahead In th« ninth, but the Spiders scored the winning run In the m-t half of the ninth, when M< AlciT hunted, enabling Childs to score from ttitid on Zimmer’s Infield hit. Jimmy McAleer made tho greatest play of his life w hen he bought st«n k In the Boston club, ono qj tho best paying franchises In baseball, but tils next be.it plnys wore Ills tlmoly catch and opportune bunt In another decado, which helped place him among the game's greatest stars. ( C o p y r i g h t . 1912. b y J o s e p h B to b it in the pinches tigmusl rue, just when Boston needed n bit. and lie struck util so nflrn we got to kidding Famous D o ra o S s onMajor liAGut Diamonds ’ ‘ ’ m * ~ 'V . '^.-^rSM-june 23. M 2 JIMMY McALEER'S P A R T IN WINNING CLEVELAND'S ONLY WORLD'S PENNANT Bundy has The Good* of insomnia and the hot weather seems to affect their system to a remarkable degree. Wilson was not strong enough to hold tlie Collegians down and the final 'Mcorc was 7 to 3 in favor of Sanford. - -— . Following Isa full account of the funer-, al services; - —< ^ ' -v .• ' ..g Sanford — r - « ----- AB R . H PO A E 0 2 0 Brittain, 3rd 5 0 1 o e* Edward*___ . 2 3 6 1 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Swink r f _____ 2 o 0 0 . 3 1 Farmer, c f 0 1 1 1 1 3 Bundy, as .... 0 1 2 Calmea, 1st___ . 4 1 10 0 0 1 1 6 Lowe, p. __ . 3 0 4 0 0 2 Wallace, p 4 0 Pulled Off Some Sensational Work at 0 0 1 McClure, . 1 f 1 0 q n —U. A - n Short •: Ed. Walsh. each other. The laugh waa all on my side. One summer, the *en*on before this happened. I think Jake struck out to end the game half a dozen times; and after the season was over 1 Ditched part o f an exhibition gam© Bowl** ) against h|m down eaiit, an«) It Imp p«n<i<! he rnma up In (lie ninth with ii chance to win amt Ktrui-k out sg»lt> Of cuum* I kidded him about It am! kept It up «11 hummer, tlilnktiiK H would make him more anxious to hit —so anxious thnt ho would bo easier still. Late In the summer we got togeth­ er In the game I’m telling about. We had a lead of ono run. two men wore on the bases (first and second), no one out. and I was a bit wild. Maybe my Idea that Btahl would swing *t wldo ones msde me wild. It looked a thousand to ono that ho would try to sacrifice, but the first ball was too wide. Ho let It go. I slipped th* next one outside atid bo let that too. Then I guessed he might take a swing at the next one and I P“ 1 everything on the spltter and dropped It over. I thought It waa over, hut the umpire thought not—and there were three balls and no strike« saw Fred Lake, who waa managing the team then, motioning to fltshl. and watched closely while I waa get­ ting ready to pitch. Stabl stood there with his toes dug In. yelling for to« to put It over and telling me where he would knock i t Now It * * • a thousand to one that, with men on first and stoond, none out, and thr«* balls and no atrikea, no ball p !»r,,r would hit that ball. But even then I didn’t forget that he mtgbL Th* thing that convinced me be wouldn wo* the way be acted. Whenever a batter bae the pitcher In e hole an pretends he la going to hit It 1* a ™ lion to one he Isn’t going to. I *“ ° a fast one straight over. Btahl hit t » ball and I beard It sing over my head, and before I could tent around It « « rattling around up In the center 0* bleachers and the game was o » « r Btahl had the laugh on fna. and n* didn’t forget to laugh, althar. (OcBJTight. m i tar Tf. a. cho»****-1 - ..îii =■*-j— -j| _ .. ‘ mSimtÊÊSIÊtÈÊÎÊSÊÊÊÊSÊÊÊÊÊÎÈÉÊÊ^ÉÊStÊM^iÊÉm^ �Published S e m i- W e e k ly — T u esd ay and F rid a y SANFORD H E R A LD I N S A N F O R D — Life is IFort/. Living NEWS OF THE WORLD V---------- Items of Inlereal Gleaned fr o m Various Sources - F' Vvlume IV 8A N PO R D . FLO RID A, r R ID A Y , JUNE 18. 1811 Kum br » • •* IIAPPtNINGS DURING THE WEE* Her« m e Reader» WIU rind « Brin Historical Sprint Tlow lni ro r Hurried Reader* 1 The Cuban government expresses confidence that the insurrection U fa* approaching coUapw, and now U conaldering withdrawing a portion of the regular troops, thua In spite of the fart that Col. Piedra. who returned from Orelnte yesterday reported 2,000 insur­ gents In arms. Other estimates place the rebel atrength as high as 4.000. All members of the Florida delegation reported well and in the U *t of spirits when seen at their, hotel here late this afternoon. Tomorrow will bo a big day for everybody. While there is a big tight on by friends of the various candi­ dates trying-lo pull evcry*hing their way there seems to bo no doubt that the Floridians Will stand solidly for Under­ stood as tong as there is a chance for him ferwirf. 'r ‘ Issue uf>on which Col. Ro»w**velt Ls to make his campaign for the |ir""' dency was indicated by him today, " o purpoaea to base his appeal upon the ait‘ »ertion that what he has term «! the "hlg sinister Influences" have deter iuine<l to eliminate him from public life l>ecause he is the one man whom the> really fear. To accomplish tins |iurjM»»«-, lie believes, they are willing to lake up a n y man whom they think cun win the presidency over him. NEW DEPOT PROGRESSING NO CONVENTION NEWS Work In Being Rushed and Structure 1» Assuming Shape Names o f Candidates Placed In f The busiest part of Hanford right now Order Today } in In the vicinity of the new depot on Ninth street. Not only are the founda­ tions uf) for tliis magnificent structure BUY AN STILL DOMINANT FACTOR but on all sides there are new buildings going up and a small army of workmen Wilson. Clark.' Underwood And liar are encamped near in tents and the place mon Are The Rutlo 01 look» like a siege was in progress. This Present Standing section of Sunford will soon assume an altogether different shape, and in a few Baltimore, Md., June 28. -(2:20 a. m.j year» there* will be a small city built — At an early hour this morning the na­ within the! environs of thg station. tional convention was in sesaion en­ While the work on the new depot is nat­ deavoring to reach a firm ballot on the urally slow at first on account of delay fight to nominute u candidate. in materials and the making of new ride T ie numea of Oacar W. Underwood tracks for better transportation facilities the contractors are hoping to hit their C lamp Clark and Simeon E. Baldwin stride this week and the work will be were before the convention ut that time. At 9:10 New Jersey was recognised to pushed to completion very rapidly. In nominute Woodrow Wilson and a wild the immediate vicinity of the defwit demonstration began. Indications were there are numerous buildings being at that timte that a first liullot would erected, la-ilig small cottages opd one would not I m* reaches! before daylight. hotel building While not m the limits DcsjiiU* the heat und the length of the of the in-tter class of buildings th«-»** should Im* built with some reference to session the galleries were »till crowded the rapid growth of the city that way with men und women. Both the Underwood and Clark nom­ and the aim pf the builders should be to inations called out prolonged demon­ improve the property as much as |k» strations among their enthusiastic fol* hilile and tjie city should not he conlowers. frohted with a row of shabby buildings A fight by William Jennings Bryan when tiie new depot is ready There "to rid tiie Democratic jiurty «( tiie Ry­ will be thousands of visitors tins winter an, Belmont and Morgan intervals," de^ passing through Sanford who will never layed (lie iM-gmning of nominating «•«• un> part of the city pro|M*r but the sjMi-ch»*» at night from 8 o'clock until depot quarter, and if the building* are nearly 11. Mr Bryan at first jirojMised erected for revenue only the tourists will b> resolution to throw Thomas F Ryan, have anything but a giHMl impression of of the Virginia delegation, und August our city Naturally this quick growth Belmont, of the New York delegation, is uf the mushroom ly|>e, and for the out of the convention, but lie abandoned most part is only temporary, but the tin-* plan in tin- face of a storm of prole«! *-»t> council having jurisdiction over this from those «t.ite* Hi» modified rn»> part of tiie city should see that tin* lutlon d'-elaritig against any candidate building» are half way commensurate under tiie influence of thi«u* interest* with tiie beautiful new building that curried overwhelmingly will Im- our dejiot for all time to coin'­ W J Bryan easily curried the Demo­ cratic convention into a declaration of progressvene«* unheard of in |Ki|itirnl ll A P NARROW KSt ARE STRANGER DIES IN SANKORI) * _____ Unknown Man Passes Away In Lodg­ ing House Wednesday An unknown will be interred In an un­ known's grave at Lakeview today un­ less some of his relatives corue forward to obtain the body. For several days a man about five feet tall, bald headed, »tubby beurd und Jewish cast of fea­ tures wa* noticed about the depot. At first he ujipeured to be waiting for u train or for some of his relative«. Being approached on Wednesday by Marshal Tillis he said he was*very ill und wanted a doctor. Marshal Tillis summoned City Physician Rolison. who removed the man to the DcMont building und en­ gaged a room for him, leaving medicine for him. Late yesterday evening the the stranger must have suffered another attack, und getting as fur uh the toilet ex­ pired there, lM*ing found by one of the lodger*. All mark* of identification seemed to have been eradicated from his person nnd not a scruth of u jx-n could Im- found to give uny clue to his identity other than the fact that he told Dr. Robson that his name was Pater Stroger. A small bodW^t in his pocket bore the name of Wauchulla and gave rise to the rumor that he may have been in that city and the jnmtmaster wa* wired for further information. Up to today there ha* Imm-n no identification of the deuil man and * * name nnd former history will Im* buried witli him in Lakeview cemetery. S ho l by AnnaMsIn Drain. Flu . June 27. H J. Proctor, a merchant of Ft McCoy. » small town ncur the Okluwuhu river, about twenty miles from here, was murdered ut his home, by an unknown assassin The aNHOMHin lired at Mr. Proctor as the latter was muled by an ojmmi window The community 1» very much excited over the alTuir Proctor was a young married man of excellent character ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Land o f Flowers. CLUED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Fpltome of the W eek'» Most Im­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. F. L. Woolworth St Co., one of the bigg***t syndicat*** operating five and tencent stores in the United States, i* going to efltablish a five and ten-cent store in Tampa. The new enterprise will open early in November. w Sa ' f f y f"AivSÙl% ,$ , ___‘ i.*«*. ___________ v. ..■ 1 1 ¿àmJkakÀ -- Atlantic Beach will have a rousing series of auto races to celebrate the Fourth. Other amqsemenla should be jirovided «'ommemorative of the birth of the nation, and the salvation of the can­ non cracker's devotee, the *mall boy. Work on the capitol grounds in Tsilshu**et- 1» said loitM* jirogreaaing finely. The new jilans for the ground* show s remarkably imjiroved a|i[M*arance for the jiubllc a<juare on which the capitol is located. I'ainting the building will begin shortly. The members of the Yodng Men*» Christian Association in St. Augustine nre holding a aeries of informal social meeting* during the summer months. All friend* of the im-mlieni are invited and the enter tain men ta are proving most enjoyable. Miami hn* organized an anti-noise league and will start a war on the open muffler, noisy riMmter*, cats, dog*, 1110torcycles. The league Is rompoeed of (imminent ritizen* nnd the idea is to have some of the many excellent ordin­ ance« regarding nuisance* enforced. The Pathfinder of Wushimgton, ft. C.. remarks that if the cold weather tip ■'A city'» public buildings have much north keeps on fieople will soon Ik* going to do with it* jir«*«tige,” declares the St. to Floridn for the summer. The fact is Petersburg Independent In concluding that summer hus not yet arrived in tinan editorial urging the beautifying of the north. A severe irosl III Western New city hall "Every one look* to them a* EDNA A R D S H A S At 1 I D E M ¥ 1.«vs o v n in f U « ■ rwi tio / i. T hmy ‘ York and Pennsylvania did many thou­ htViri'kiH"uuiin oiiitsiuosi oy null wa- -. — ... - - £" i \i nir < rnrk S e c o n d B a s e m a n Fr a c t ur e « His are considered the measure of the city's sand» of dollars’ worth of damage to vevAlmost Drownded juened by* a two-thirds majority, and de ­ Ankle In G a m e .».« ! n alio in Aroostook county, Maine, official idea of beauty and progreas." hast Tuesday as Mrs Alex Vaughn clared tin- convention opjatsed to the Sanford team will Im* cripjded for to snow fell Week In-fore lust, while the tone and daaiightor, Ahhje, were driving to nomination of any candidate for preto Kernandina'* new hotel will lx- called doy'» game and for the big series on the l»*rature was near freezing, destroying tins city from Geneva with a mule team dent under obligation to J P. Morgan. the KeyaUine, an«l from the way in Fourth uni«*«* new men can get here in hundreds of acres of the |ki U I ihs which and wagon the embankment leading to I'homu* F. Ryan, August Belmont, or which work' L progreming it would aptun«* to fill in. Our team suffered a loss are the main crop of that county jM-ur that tfw- hostelry will Im, ready to the drawbridge gave way with them and any "privilege seeking da**." yesterday when Edward*, the crack sec receive guests before many months have they were precipitated into the river, '£ht* convention wan thrown into a ond »acker fractured a boii’e in his ankle, together with tin- negro driver of the furore by tJie proposition whitfii, ^i* orig­ Celery Cures Rheumatism jiaased. The Keystone la to be a mod­ ■doling into a hum- feet foremost The Fortunately all of them r.-uld inally introduced, called for the with­ Celery is the latest cure for rheuma­ team ern building, e«juipjM-d for touriat and accident jiut u dumjM-r on the rent of the commercial bualnes* and will Im* a much tism. it Is asserted that the disease is swim and they were aide to gain the bank drawal of Ryan and Belmont, delegates game and the fame were very filing a* the n«*ed«*d addition to Kernandina » attrac­ impossible if the vegetable be ealen fris* and i T a w l out to safely but all their from \ irginia and New York re»|M*cl games on the Fourth are looming up tions Mrs IVely JJos part of tiie resolution was ly. The fact that it is so generally put clot lies and trunk were lost fug at tlu*> particular moment and the eii on th£ table raw- prevents its th<*rnjM*utn I AaMglili and daughter were Oil their wav resented as invading the right* of HOV T I m* climate 1» the greatest advantage creating presence of Edward» and hi» (Hiwen from lH*mg known. The ce|er> I to Sunford t'l take till- I rani t o Tallahos- engn states and when it* full nn|*nrt Im»jM-ctuculur jilaying will Im- mi»m*<i w«- have over our friend* In the north in should be cut into bits, boilisl in water -MS-. where Mrs Vaugllll's mother hud came known bo«»» and cut calls, jeer* and Meantime Edward» 1» renting easing ut the chicken ruining business. We have until hot and the water drunk by the pa­ just died and where they expected to at­ hisses were mingled with hand-clujiping. his room In the Herald building and the no n»*s*d for tho«M) winter heated hentient. Put now milk, with u little Hour tend the funeral. Tin* mub*s wore cheers and stumjiing of feet in the gnlenforced stay Indoor* doe* not fit with houaea, or Incubator brooder» or »uch and nutmeg into a saucepan with the drowned and the content* of the wagon leries und on the floors. hi* naturally buoyant nature. The like. Instead we want ojien henhouse«, (Milled celery, serve warm with pieo-s of a totui loss, Mr*. Vaifithn being forms! Representative II I) Flood, of Vlr Jihyniciun* think he will Im* out of the and the heat of the brooder caused by ’ toast, eat it with potatoes and the pain to walk several mile* back to the near gtmn, dramatically rhururtorize<l the game for the rest of the season und will twenty five young chirks I* sufficient the ful ailment will soon yield. Such is the est habitation, tin* accident liu|ijM*miig jirojNisition a* insolent and said it came Lakeland Tele­ not offer any hnfn* of hi* getting hack this W'first weather we Jiave on the Geneva side of the river when from tiie "only man who wished to des declaration of a physician who has year The fracture 1» just severe enough gram. troy tin I femocratu party again and again trust the ex|M*rimen( there ure no houses for many miles to k«*-ji (urn from using the limb for Their e s c a p e f r o m d e a t h w as miracti Future patron» ot Uie Hotel Huyal with uniform success Manatee )(<-< ••ral »i-t-k» and will Im- tender for several Palm «ill find it in keeping with the ord. lous as the team and wagon rushed d o w n A u r lio n B r id g e month», although hi» many friends are times, a* many Improvements are being tiie stis-p ornhankkmont und into the Mr*. It F Whilner was tin- pleasing hojung he will get about lit a few days „ 1+ l u M c y v made and the j,lace will be first class, as water almost before tiie iM-eupllllts w e n hostess at the auction bridge Monday llledsoe H*»mr ulwaya and up-to-date," aaya the Ft. aware of their danger afternoon. The usual two table« of A quiet wedding that came as u huiMyer» Preaa. Florida's hotels are a The heavy rains of the past month cards were jdayed and much enjoyed. Florida Prohibition Ticket pri*e to their many friends was that of have loosened up the filling at the a j- Mr*. ('. O. McLaughlin made the high Jacksonville, June 27.— Meeting yes- most imjMirtant asset, os thousands of Mias Eva Bledsoe and Mr. Richard people come to this state, prospecting, proucheH to tiie drawbridge, and being score and won un Irish crochet neck i>ow terduy ut the heudquarters in the Ma­ Hixon, that occurred at Enterprise on who are greatly influenced by the very very narrow this causeway is rather und belt buckle. Mr*. (). W Brady won Tuesday evening. With a party of sonic Temple, the Florida »tale conven­ first jrnjirenajon* received. They nat-. dangerous. The county is now contcm- un Irish crochet hat pin for making the friends the young couple had been at the jiluting widening tin* fill and such acci­ low score. After the gunu* was over a tion of the Prohibition jiurty wa* culled urally atop first ut tome hotel, and if beach for several days and on the return dent* will then in* imjiossjhle. Mr*. most ujijM-tiring yellow tomato salad to order by »tut«* chairman John P. Cof­ conditions there are pleasant and favor­ trip they decided to surprise their friends Vaughn's many friunds will sympathize wa* served with sandwiches, olives and fin and Milton Smith wus elected tem­ able it will go along way toward decid­ by getting married. Rev. Adams of ing them ujMin permanent location in with her and an* glad to know that she iced coflis*. Mr*. Whitner's guests were porary chairman, his election iM-ing Enterprise performed tho ceremony und Florida. cscafied from what would seem at first Mtt.-C. O.McLaughlin, Mr*. S. ().Chase, on the arrival at Sanford their parents made |M*rtnnnent later on. to i»e certain death. Mr*. (). W Brady, Mr*. Frank Gonzeln.*, Some month«« ago the Miami Tarpon and friends were apprised of the event The chairman announced that the Mr* B. \A Herndon, Mr*. Samuel Puclub was formed, and since that time the and the young couple as promptly forfirst business ladore the convention wa* leston, Mrs. Frank Miller. Sunday at Methodist Churrh munugers of the club have been buay Kiven>4 I l/ X J ' * ' the election of delegates to the national 46 Sunday school, J. K. Mettinger, sel«*cting u site for a club house. The Mr. and Mrs. Hixon are residents of convention, which meet* at Atlantic Supt. Postal Reduce« Rate« hay front has been carefully gone over, the Sanford section and have lived on City. N J.. on the 10th of July. The The Postal Telegraph Company ha» 11 a. m. Preaching by jiastor. Stil>Celery avenue for several years, where following were elected: Francis C. Pratt, and at last the managers of the club se­ their friendship ripened into love and jeot, "The Almighty Dollar in the King­ notilit*d Mr. E. C. Moon*, it* loyal man­ t'lara E. Prutt, John P. Coffin, W. L. cured four acre« of land at Lemon City, dom." ager that effective July l»t telegraph the marriage at Enterprise was the re­ Coryell, C. B. Wethercll, Joneph W. fronting on the bay. Work la in prog­ 8:00 p. m. Preaching by fmator. Sub­ rut*** from Sanford. Fin., to a number of sult. They are receiving the congratu­ Carson, E. N. Waldron, F. Prescott, A. ress for the making of one of the finest club houses and grounds in the state, lations of their friends this week, in ject, "The Chum Gung ut tiie Rock Pile." point* will Im* reduced from forty cent* 8. Matlack an«l W. Clark. Special music each service by select for ten words to thirty cents. The rate« The club house walla »re up. The build­ which the Herald Joipa. May they con­ T t chairman announced that the choir led by Prof. C. E. Polk. for ull words in exrcs* of ten ha* Imkti re­ ing will Im* 66 by 120 feet, two stories In tinue to live on Celery avenue forever nomination for |>re*identiul elector* wa* duced from three to two cent*. height. It will contain rooming accom­ and may the prico of celery be S3 per These rates cover a number of the the next in order, and the following were modations for fifty or more people' Picnic at Chuluota crate next year Juat for their take. nominated a* candidate* for (¡residential Tiie good people, as is their annual principal citie* of Florida ami Georgia. There will In* a grill room, billiard room, elector* for the next general election: customy will give a big celebration on bowling alley, in fact, every arrange­ / George G. Ritchie of Candler, Joseph W. Methodists, Attention! Mr». 1!. B. Connelly and daughter, ment that is found in the largest and beat July Fourth at Chuluota and lndejien— Fifth (next) Sunday is Orphanage Huy ency Day will he celebrated a* only the Mis* Linda, left Wednesday night for Canton of Frodtproof, W. I^Coryell of clubs in the country will Im- found there. at the Sanford Methodist Sunday school. Chuluota people know how. There Wuahington, D. C., where they wiill (Jrlando. E. N. Waldron of Daytona, J, If you cannot attend won't you plea.*«* will Im* plenty to eat und a grand time in visit relative« pefor joining Mr*. A. P. S. Sargent of Estero, Milton A. Smith of Prr«h) lerlan •end your offering? Make it one dollar the cool groves by tiie luke. The 4th Connelly and the Imy* at Reetortown, Jacksonville. J. \\ Bigham of Jacksonville was °r more, to help along this greut work at of July jiirni'-* at Chuluota are annual in the mountains uf Virginia for the »un • Rev. J F McKinnon will preach In Enterprise.. affair* and are alway s Inrgrly attended, ' mer They will also visit New York ' nominated for governor of Florida, the Pre*byterian church next Sabbath J. K. M E T T IN G E R , and this year will be no exception to the, und other eastern cities before returning Frum u* P. Coffin of Eustis was nuni* morning and night All are cordially . . ! Superintendent. iuU. I home. . . iInated for Congressman at Large, Invited. » A ■ flH • /0 3l z 'I �Mr. and Mm. Ix>uia Willis h*vr,mqved into one of Joe Cameron’s houses. Mr. Willis will farm at Mr. Cameron's the coming season C. C. Morris captured a diamond back rattier at Crippen'a crossing Iasi Saturday that sported 13 rattlers and a button, the unlucky 13 again. Dr. and Mm. W. A. Minnick of Cam­ eron City took the boat for Jacksonville Tuesday for a little outing and to meet their daughter, Miss Arlene and son, Cspt. Dean Minnick of U. S. A. Miss Minnick is at home from a visit of sev era! weeks with her brother in Spring­ field, Maas. The Captain will only remtftf.&Uaw day*, with all due apologies to the'Cemeron City correspondent for trespassing. Mr. and Mm. I. D. Hart and daugh­ ter of Geneva avenue have been in Pa latka and St. Augustine for the past two week* sight seeing and will return home this week 1; IB r r • \* arF : CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS Mr. and Mra. L. J. Hancock arc in Danville, 111., visiting Mr. Hancock' brother. Their son will meet them at Danvfll# for a few day*' visit. They spent a day in Jacksonville on their way north visiting the Stevensona. Mr! and Mra. Alexander are moving to Sanford soon. Mr. Alexander has secured a position with Mr. Nicola on the west side for the coming year. Mr. and Mra. A. Marshall have moved into their new home on Jessup avenue. R. L. Grier has moved into the house on Packard avenue owned by J. C. Rich Mr. C. B. Fulton took his yacht to Palatka to dry dock i t He will also CHULUOTA .SNAPSHOOTS visit Jacksonville and return in about We have been having some warm two wrecks. On Sunday, the 16th, Mr. and Mra. weather lately, but more rain ia falling >' R. E. Gormly entertained Mra. A. Simon now. Farmers are busy saving their fodder and daughter and Mr. and Mra. W. M. and the frequent showers are giving Haynes. Mra. T. Johnson has been quite ill, them many a merry chase during their 1 *• but we arc glad to bear she is improving. jarvfeit. Chuluotit VurqW hut several passen­ V Mrs. R. L. Grier and children went to Charlotte, N. C., last Monday to visit gers for Orlando last Tuesday. Among her people and Mr. Grier received a the number jje re G. M. Jacolis and telegram Friday telling him to come at daughter. Nfm. I. L. .Hodges, Billie once on account of his wife's illness. He Jacobs, Tilden Jacolis and Mr. and Mm. left on the night train Friday. W. F. . :r. : G. M. Jacobs snd sons, Billie a n d 'T Mr. and Mra. C. C. Worthington are expecting their daughters from Seattle George and J. A. Prevail are nttending '— and Michigan next*"seek to make them court at KTMlmmee Thin week. W. B. Welch of Fort Pierce was vtsltan extended visit/ ~ , Mr. and Mra. Erl Gormly spent Sun­ ng friends -here for a few days ».the first of the week. day in Sanford. Mias Muy Long spent Wednesday in A letter from Dr. Swartx «ays he is improving daily and is most pleasantly Orlando. i;oing to meet her sister, Mrs. Townsend coming In from Tampa. situated. Mm. P E. Culley and little ton. Joe. Dr. and Mrs. Minnirk are planning to go to Jacksonville this wwk to incut left Tuesday morning fur Conway to Captain and Miss Minnick, who arc visit her parents. Mr and Mm Joe coming by boat (font New York Capt. Barber of that place. Thomas Hodges of Cocoa was visit­ Minnick will viait at "Minnick Place" a few day« Ix-for«* going to hu new pout ing his sister. Mm N (*. Jacolis Sun­ at Watertown Armory near Boston. day. O. 8 Messingill, employee of the F. Miss Minnick. who ha* been with tier brother at Spring held. Mass., the past E. C. Ky.. as bridge ins (lector, has year will remain at home. moved his family into the lakeside Apartment House, when* he has en­ Lake Jessup is very high The rains are ruining a large part of gaged rooms for light house keeping. Mr. and Mm J. Tilden enpc.ed n the hay crop. The Humphreys are famishing barb pleasant trip to Christinas Friday afterwire for the farmers to string their noon. accn.npaiiytng our esteemed slier ill, J A Kirkwood. fences to keep the cattle out. L IS T O F FR E E G IF T S Try Th i s Mysteri ous * - . I .fr. — v y ; . An d - ■ ' ' * >* ' "/ J; ; 4 ___ Other Valuable Prizes To the neatest correct an­ swers to the Mysterious a ‘j « 14 % 3 Gold Belt Pins 4 Gold Bracelets 5 Watch Fobs * a !!! Take any number from 1 to 19, place in the squares so when added together vertically horizontally aiid diagonally the total wiJLLa-^., 12 • 1 Diamond Ring/ » Absolutely 'Free “4 2 ” PUZZLE. f* - ' £- » 1Ç . - r . -- • —— -A n y nunituic caij^bj used as many times as desired. / To the fourteen persons sending the neatest correct answers will be given, in order of neatness, the nlmve fourteen prizes. In nddition to die alxive prizes, a special award will lie given to eurh person sending in a correct answer. Winners will lie notified by mail, and the decision of ttie judges will lie accepted by all concerned us final. All answers must Ik» in our bands on or In-fore .inly H f Wnt«- nr prim name ami aiiilreMK plainly | Naim* JOHN A. CUNNI NGHAM Forsyth and Broad S t. .Siret-i or Rouir No low II J A C K S O N V IL L E , State F L O R ID A iV* i vYuYiVIinWiVlfWifsi Illusivi W « I New Goods! New Prices! § f New Drug Store! \ ( >nr slur** is elegantly lillitl and funiLshed ami mir stock new, fresh anil of the lx»M quality 11 coususln of PURE 3 i DRUGS CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT M ED I­ CINES, FANCY GOODS, TOILET AR­ TICLES, PERFUMERY. ? 2 to : > ;to THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET ---------------:-------------------------------------------------------------------WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS AND 3 ^to » CEIPTS. FAMILY RE- CALL AND SEK UH. S to . : a. a a', a a. Your patronage ia ulways appreciated, no matter howsmall yourpurchases, andyou may rest assured it will be our constant aim to sell you the best goods that can beobtained, atreasonable prices. 5. a; J«: Lawson’s Pharmacy { First Street Sanford. Fla. Phone 275 Th* Fishing Frog. The fliblng frog burlea bluaelf ia the iqijjUand Me* barely concealed In w.^edd. where, with big bug! mouth open, fla fishes for hla dinner, On the back o f hla bead tkera are throe «pine*, the longeal of which be band* forward In (ropt of hla mouth,, gently swaying R In the water. A ( loot It attracts a young fish. which makes a spring for the supposed ¿form, when— ■nap— th* mouth li doted, and Mr. FUhlng Frog h u had hla dinner. 2: 8un Power Waited. Measurements have ahown th*< 00 * clear, aunny day thw aun transmitted to tho earth energy which corresponded to about 7,000 horaepower per afcrw tA t preient all that la practical1# rather generally In lo’caiitlea whore any addition to th* temperature could well be dlspensi-d with. Attempt! have from time to time been made to utlllxe this euor ut mou* supply o f energy, but not any groat maaauro o f succaaar. y ->.*/.. ; $ ,• n - ;i.* jtL Puz z l e DIAMOND RING spending u few wi>eks with tier parents, Mra. W H. Taylor ni Sunford wu* thè ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS gui-st »1 friend* bere lust Friduy. Mr and Mrs F. A Gordon and son Mr und Mrs Ci. M. Jacob*. \\e are glud t<> h-urit litui \lr- ^ A have gone to Daytona Beach for a month. | • Mm. (). W. Townsend and children of Cocoa, who have la-en visiting tier par i /juinry ' lina reeovered frulli ber *em»ti* Mra. J B C am p b ell's old black etits, Mr and Mm. Gabe l>mg, left ¡line**, alni l* alile In Ite nul agalli horse will lx* missed from the streets of Sanford and DeLand, for ahe depart­ Tuesday morning for ber home, aeroin pained by her father. GENEVA JOTTINGS ed this life at her home June 13th. Mr. and Mm. Billie Jacob* and chil­ Mra. Street and Mias Stok took Sir. and Mm l*uac Hurl have (or charge of the M. E. Orphanage and you dren ure visiting relative* in Kissimmee their guest, Mrs Carrie Greer and I Ini can see n vast improvement in house this week. tlr»-n nf West Palm Beach. Mr. and Mm Theodore Aulin of and park lot. Mr ami Mm Carrol * ul|* p|»er went Rev W. A Betts slid family have Oviedo visited the latter'* mother, Mm In I Irlamln I III* flinriilltg Frcim there gone to Oakland to live a* he has a M F. Jacob* tiere Satur<-du> und Sun tbey will gn In Sllllfnrtl In V|*ll Mm day. church there. David Sp,-er Chuluota will celebrate the Fourth us Mrs. John Sauls left last Monday to Mtsdunm Fielding und McDonald spend the summer with her sister In New usual with a barliecue and basket din­ are in Geneva, instructing members and ner. Everybody cordially invited to York’ State. installing officers of the new W. U. W. ML* Maliei Thayer returned home come and bring your basket und n|>cnd Circle for women. last Thursday, after s|>endiitg two a pleasant day with the Chuluota folk* Mr*. John Atikin* uml little son, Almonths with her aunt. Miss Quacken- iu celebrating Indejiendence Day jii l>ert nf Daytona are visiting Mr* T l>. their good old “ cracker" style. boa. Peter* (1 nests of the Palm the present week Mr. Wm. H Adams went to Jackson Mr H H l’aili*ball *|t**ni Miiida) in ville last Monday ami took the exumina were: J K. Ingraham. St Augustine. Orlumln It Welch. Ft. Pierce; Jas A Kirk­ tion for license to run the City of Enter A imvel uml enjoyable purl) * u* wood, Orlamlo; A A. Dooley, St. Au­ prise on the DuBary line. given by Mi** Belle Eichm-r Monday Mrs. Willie Lee Harrold of Palmetto gustine: H. W. Bernard. Orlando; K. night, in cuinpliirient In tier gileal. Mis* is home, to visit ‘ her fattier. Mr. J. W Murruy, Orlando; J. T. Hendrix, Or­ Nannie llam a nf Winter Park Alter lando, W. W. Bussell, Hamilton. N Y.. Willis to spend some time. all invited hud arrived Mia* Kichnel M l » Etnma Tucker returned home M. T. Wagner, London, Ohio; Cha». took them dowtl to the dock, wbert from Geneva. She will leave in a few Sutton, Orlando; Mra. T. A. Aulin,Ovie­ there were plenty of row bouts to u<^do; Rev. T. J. Bell, Kissimmee, Perry days (or North Carolina, to spend the compuny all. The boat* were soon Taylor, Orlando, W. W. Synn, Macon, summer. filled and *ucii u happy moonlight boat­ Prof. W. V. Willis and friends will Ga.,N. F. Garmon. Jacksonville and ing party old Buck l-iike never saw be­ comp on the beach for a few weeks and Mr. und Mrs. O. S.Mtfissingill and chil­ dren, Master William und Misses Doris fore. Delicious refreshment* were then take in the sea bathing and fishing. served on tile water. Among those pres­ Rains here every day and Lake Mon­ and Frances of Bristol, Vu. ent were Mias Blanche und Mias Georgia roe is higher than it lias been at any time Pattishall, Misses Mayme und Ramona PAOLA POINTS thia season. McLain, Miss Nannie Harris, Mr. Har­ We are certainly having our ahare of M i » Eletha Bond expects to leave in old and Mr Hertie Pattishall. rain 6ut thia wny. the ponds being full a week's time W^ipend the summer with Rev. W. H. Steinmeyer, u former heraunt, Mm. A. J. Almand In Georgin and overflowing. pustur of Geneva, preached at tlie Meth­ With our station and section dwell­ Mr*. Wm. S. Thayer leaven July 2nd odist church Sunday morning. No ser­ for New York to spend some time with ing* having a new coat of paint and our vices in the evening. her sister at Piermont. She will also tree* nicely trimmed, Paolo will make u Quite a few Geneva people attended spend some time in the mountains of very neat appearance. services at the Methodist church at A jolly crowd of our young people New Hampshire. sjirnt u day ot Woklva Springs lust week, Oviedo Sunday night. The M. M. S. Society met with Mm. and despite there being just thirteen in >• M O O RE’ S STATION . George Petera. loci Thursday. On ac­ the “ bunch” there were no Occident*, Mr». T. Johnson and J. C. Smith have count of stormy weather very few mem­ been on the sick Hat for itevrral weeks. and all report a very enjoyable day •(tent in bathing and tobogganing, and ber* wen» able to be present, conse­ Both are on the gain now. quently no business was transacted. W. W. Miller ajient a day recently at hope to take the trip again in the near Mra. Petera served ice cream anil duke, future. .. the Wm. Bothamly mills in Paola. &s only she ean make, and a very pleoaThe Misses Pearson, accompanied by C. C. Morris ia with the Sanford A ant time was eujoyed by all who braved Everglades Ry. Co. again this year until their guest, M i » Helen Keauoner, spent the Btortn. —' the day at Woodland Park last Thursday" the cropping aeaaon open*. *■’ . and pronounced the pool "just right.” M i » Maude Allen la aubetitute at We are all glad to hear that Mr. Jim the telephone exchange in town arid ex­ Evans, who was bitten by a ground rat­ Consoling Mother. pects a » teady-position soon. Ex-Servant (to former mlitrea*) — Messrs. H. M- and E. A. Gilbert vis­ tler a week ago, has improved so rapidly **So you won't give me a character! and Is able to start work again. ited Oviedo Sdn&y. (with deep acorn) you—you lady!" The Misses Iserman of Monroe were "Meaa;n* ^V. W.VBritt and J. F. McLltla Monty—-"You're not, ara you, the guests of the Misses Smith a few 1CWland **re in Orlando Monday on mothar r —Punch. daya last weak. / J. businew. I “ -' I 42 -a,., v H M .* 4 Sim - iiyrrr m Y I,, t m k . ;*i -»- _• 3 ^ b^ ■ -, , , ; IÌÌtlllM i# iìrìv : ■ -in ■ �■¿•©"tho Muale Lover« o f Sanford Soma weeks ago there appeared irn the Henld anotice, "Wanted, 100 young men and boya to organize a music club and band." A few have responded to the cull but many, no doubt, do not understand the object of the organization and therefore have taken no interest in it. I trust the following explanation will interest all who love good music, either in the churches or out of them. I think all will admit that the musical education of boys is neglected. A glance at tho choir at the tent meeting of the past few weeks would convince any one of this fact. You would see on the atage about ten women to one man and if you would investigate their knowledge of reading music you would And but few that were proficient. Why should it be ooT There are many who huve good voices, love muaic, love to sing, but have to be led by some instrument or voice, and therefore are not independent singers. I think all who listened to the singing in the tent meetings led by Mr. Stapleton listened with much pleasure and appreciation. Why cannot nil the churches of the city have music like it all the time. There is no good reason. Learn the boys and girls to sing nnd play instruments, and when they are grown to manhood and womanhood we will have our churches (Jlled with those who love to ring God’s praise. ' The op|>ortunity that is offered to the young people of Sanford (and old if they care to come) is one of a life time, aiu^l trust that parents will take an in­ terest In sending their children (and I would like to have them present also! -and lend' their assistance In making the club a success. There will be no expense for class lessons, but those who attend » i l l liuve to purchase books and instruments. It is understood that the different churehes will provide a place of meeting I hope to see a good attendance next Monday night at 8 p. in. at the I’reshy terian church. i r A U. nitOf'K. M nnroe Churrh and School These good people of Monroe anil vicin­ ity think they have lunged for u church and school building long enough and the the lime is rijie to erect a suitable place for the holding of school during the week and use same (or a church on the Sail huth, and with that idea in view have lieen circulating a petition in Sanford 1tli-l yjul* ( !»♦*• *1— 11 -IwvJ ♦V-#. me Jieople or whether the tuns} is recog­ nize«) the fact remains that the of tins city responded most nobly and the full atnoyni was almost sub»crit>ed here in a few days. I he ambition of tin* Ix-ople of the Monroe section to erect such a building should meet with the approbation of every one in the Celery l>elta. For many years they have Ix-en without a gathering place and now that such u project seem* assured it is in It, )io|M‘d that the full amount will lie sub M'rilied. If you wish to donut«' some thing and have not been approuelietl on tho nuhject you can send your name und amount to J. W. Hell ul Monroe, who will take great pleasure in having you on the list. Help along this good cause. MONDAY D. A. CALDWELL & SONS J U L Y 1st Cash Department Store At the Store of Values T w o S to re s —121-123 SANFORD •i M E H -D E N -H A L L ’ S CHILL TONIC far Malaria, Chilli and Nolle. Ur DM. Orsnf. ta« ciaor sad two (1) (eri hlfb (I?) Mat from entor, and profrorn lw.ni) <Z0) rh th. Cat» praMa. r^ a rra a U m ri(b t to rajr^t ___ or _ail rrj (VS any Mon« both Mdm of i t . p a d . to ' l e t I / F * * hoard FLORIDA Will be found the choicest of the season’s mer­ chandise at Bargain Prices all the time. Monday, July 1st, will find some Greater Bargains than ever at prices simply Below Cost Klaxon IKI-in white flaxon, sheer weave, fine quality for shirt waists or dresses, a splendid value for 25c per Q yard, s|>efial price for Monday, only selling A c/C 35c VALUES 24c 3 M A LIN E VESTS 25c We will huve one large table covered with this line assort­ ment of white mercerized madras, checked shimmer «ilk zephyrs, in all the leading colors. Speciall val­ ues at Now is the chance to lay in a supply of these fine sleeveless gauze vests for ladies, taped at neck and armholes only 3 for ¿£D C 25c Klaxon 19c 7c CALICO ES 4 V S A TIN S T R IP E TU S S A H SILK For Monday we will place on sale this fine quality calico in light and dark patterns, sold everywhere at 7c per A3_ vani, Monday's sali Something new, this beautiful natural color Tussah pongee, with a genuine satin stripe to match, a good value at /*/\ 85c a yard. For Monday only O c/C 9-4 S H E K T IN t; » (¿INC.I1 A M S ! ( ¡ I N iillA M S ! Firm weave and heavy quality, full-count, 2 ', yards wide, unbleached sheeting. ~This is special value for the money. Monday only yard ¿ D C A large assortment of specially selected patterns in the weJj known brand of Amoskeag dress ginghams, a good /\1 quality to sell at 121_>c, our price a/2^ n*?rf Substantial Stylish Designs and Shapes Neatest Lasts Nobbiest LasLs FOR FOR LA D IES M EN Our line of men's shoes is very com­ plete in all leathers. W r y strong on this season's shade of tan. Snow’s " l nion M ad e" shoes with arch support are in a class to themselves. Sts* them Monday. wonder of all who see them. patent leather, vlrl kid nr gun metal. LAD IE S’ DRESSES SALE To go on Nnle Monday at 9 o’ clock, a choice line of Ijtdiea’ Cingham and Lawn dresses in nent patterns, values Q Q _ up to $1.50, for Monday only *7 0 C rust $1.79 75r ( <) It S E T S f Ml I See Window» LA D IE S’ U N D E R S K IR T S *ve win snow a nanosome line nr lames’ muslin un­ derskirts, hemstitched and tucked ruffles, with lace or em­ broidery trimming,,, values worth $1.50 each, for f\C^ Monday i io C I7r S«*e this special line of medium and lo\V h corsets with medium long skirts. These are special à ri values the price 4 7 C H A N D E M B R O ID E R E D ( ’ D E M IS E S Maiie from a fine quality nainsook, guaranteed hand em­ broidery trimming. These chemises are splendid values to • retail for $1.35 a garment. Our price for Monday is only 98c $ I 00 M \It \ KICS ( OR.SETS 'J.'lr 75c C O RSET CO VERS 49c Made of all over embroidery, with nhlsui run through, W ad­ ing around top, all M/.es. while they last your choice i rt for only I hese an* nisi proof and have the Warner's guarantee. Never sells for less than $1.<H). Our price Q Q Monday t/ O C $1.75 S K IR T S $1.19 I’ he latest sensation, handsome wide wale peaque, also auto linene wash skirts', all sizes, actual values up to (T* -| -| $1.75, M onday’s sale each J .« X 5 / 41/C Something extra in these pin check pants, a ready seller at t»5c a pair, in all sizes, while they last yours AA for only 4 ijC Another lug bargain fm Monday only to Ik* placed on sale for one day only, .’Itix72 indi Japanese matting rugs, Mondays sale 39c A ]It FLO AT TA LC U M This well known brand of talcum powder is known all over the country. Never sold for less than 10c a r j can on Monday only /£ m PIN CHECK PAN TS f»5r SPECIAL 39r Standard size suit eases, well made and cimiers reinforced, rendi iiO seller for $1 25, yours for «/O C ^ "B L U E B E LL" WATCH FU R N ITU R E See our large shipment of new and up-to-daty. furniture which we have just received, either for rash or on easiest terms. WATCH $7.75 TR U N K S $4.98 - and Amoskeag chambrny work shirts, all sizes, full cut with two pockets, u marvel at our price, Monday A rt each only 4 0 C B. V. D. U N IO N SU ITS The ideal summer garment for men, too well known to need describing, our price a suit only next Monday c/O C WATCH For next week's pa|x*r. This handsome value is an excep­ tionally good value to retail for $7.75, •strongly built and braced, straps around, while they last (U A / \ Q will sell at ip 4 .y O Talking Machines There Ls not any better time than now to have one of these. Yours for a small payment down and $1,00 a week. Victor Records In the popular songs, instrumental nnd sacred pieces. Tw o records in one each only 4 DC of the well known "S elb y” make in all the leading and most sought after leathers at special low prices at ull times. Monday all stives of pumps and Oxfords in $2.00 Warner's guaranteed pi I « if. corset *> hi llii* lead­ ing de igiis, on ly T line of fine shoes, Oxfords and pumps, at the prices we ask for them are the CORSETS i It is always a pleasure to show this C H ILD R E N 'S SHOES M E N ’S SH O E S $1.25 SUIT CASKS 98c Winter Garden Inipruxcmrnts The Winter Garden Light and Water * ompany have ordered a l'J toll ice plant and an elec tric light piuni of Too or 800 lights, which will lie instulhsl at tfie water works tui soon as the machin­ ery is received. This is in addition to all the other good things thut Winter Garden poeaeases. Them Is ala«» atrong talk of a ftiO.OOO to 176,000 hotel with puvilion at the lake, os thla city poKsessea the liest nutoral advantages of any place in Florida as a resort town. The finest boss llshtng In the UU. S. With u motor boat you can reach almost any point by water. With cledctric lighted streets and the boulevard to the lake lighted, with a mammoth hotel, Winter Ganjen will br­ ibe summer and wipter garden of Flor*^*i Winter Garden Titm*. E. F irs t S tre e t Full par­ M E N ’ S SU ITS ticulars will be given about the hand­ Summer weight, all w<x»l blue serges, we have them at the price of only . some prizes which we are going to give $13.19 away absolutely free. Soft Collars D. A. CALDWELL & SONS And ties to match, the neckwear for comfort. Our spec­ ial p r i c e for both Cash Department Store ¿DC T w o S to re s — 121-123 E. F irs t S tre e t SANFO RD Close day FLORIDA iaau5f* Ml bUa to U. M. ItoUaaon, rUrk. Or- I n». . 82-tt-Tura âfrl on Thurs­ afternoons for Clerks' Half Holiday. L I« J i.iy, -v s ^ j , . • * *■ m ■ �.; •ras r PT' * *• * 2 «, 1912 IME SANfORD HERALD HERALD THE h U t M Every Tiw ltr «ad rridajr Ucralst Sr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY *. J. ItOUY, Cdittr W. M. tuvurtw i D llH » M iU llr MlrvrwJ la Ifaa City far canter »1.00 prr jr»m» •drawer or 20c per moniti r«ila'anri la a4u*n muri ba mad« at «ft I sail tuner Axial 12ad 190ft. al tfaa fw o fta at Saafbrd. Ftertdw safer Act of March 3rd. 1979 » Ha. US ta IUraid BaQdlaa rii Sanford and Orlando air becoming as famous In the «porting columns as Mutt and Jeff. ----- O----- K The Home Insurance plan devised by The Herald has been noticed by our lo­ cal Insurance agents. Thank you, gen­ tlemen. ----- O----As yet the merchants of Sanford hare not squeaked about forming that Businee Men's League. Shall we “ nail you In the end.” Frank Mayee of the Pensacola Jour­ nal bids fair to become famous as the only Florida delegate who favored the Progressives. ----- O----Everybody out for Orlando on the Fourth. Remember that Orlando has always turned out to swell the crowd at our celebrations. — ! ». r - O ------- - - Bryan seems to be the biggest man at the'convention and for a down and out abrogates rights and privilege* to' him­ self that would almost make Teddy blush. ----- O ---Among the many newspaper changes In the state we note the retirement of T. B. Hartig from the Arradia Cham­ pion and the Starting °f a new p»|*-r at Loughman under the management and editorial chargr of L. Harry Pope. O Chris. Codringlon of the DeLand News has started out to "bust" the in­ surance trust rn Florida and he will do it As a warning to him the other day his rates were raised again, but Chris goes right on sticking pins in the “ trust." -O — -has Ieven 60 p«r cent of the tota] nuro­ tea 66 per her of delegates, and it cent t»-aecun a nomination. Clark has the largest number of dele­ gates pledged, 622, with those awarded him by the credentials committee, whl£h reversed the action of the national committee in the dispute from South Dakota. Wilson has about, 200, Un­ derwood leas than 100, something more than 200 are unpledged and the rest are scattered, Harmon leading in this re­ gard. Underwood ia not considered a real contender. Nor js Harmon. The con­ test seems to lay between Clark and Wilson, with the chance« favoring the governor of New Jersey should Bryan decide to throw his influence in the scale ¿pr the former president of Princeton. Bryan himself may be a contender, al­ though that is not considered probable. The fact that be is the dominant figure of the convention cannot be disputed. He has won every fight but one— his de­ defeat at the hands of Judge Parker for the temporary chairmanship. He has been allowed to hold back the platform until after the nomination for preaident has been made, and he won the anti-unit fight last night for Wilson. Bryan may become a factor should the convention deadlock on Wilson and Clark. Indeed there are many who lieve that is the Nebraskan's play—to bring about a deadlock and than be of­ fered as the logical heir to the Wilson vote. -----O ----- copy: “ A good Rotarian is a successful busi­ ness man who cam stknd aaide and himself go by; a man who believAi in our motto, “ He profits most who serve« best“ A man who enjoy» a more friendly acquaintance with other men, a man who is so unselfish as to take a pleas­ ure in serving his fellowmen, his club and the community in which lie lives. In fact he is a man who delights in pulling other men out of their narrow shells and giving them an opportunity of becora—4ng broader minded and better citizens.' ----- 0 ---W H O W IL L BE THE N O M IN E E With but a few hours left in which to decide who shall be the man to claim the support of the Democrats of the na­ tion for the presidency In the campaign to end with the national election next November, no man cin tell who will t>« the choice of the 1,094 delegate«, or. st least the 728 who will make the twothirds necessary to a nomination. igjaeys »X -WVri-X kU E to its individuality of service; its individuality of methods; its increasing efforts in behalf of home-owners, this house­ furnishing store has made itself known from one end of Florida to the other. Its prestige is by no means limited to Jack sonville— it is an institution for the Stats in general. T H IS store is the depot and market for the output of the finest furniture made in .America, handling such products aj are manu factured by. Berkey & Gay; C h u . P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Coin pany, and, in fact, all the very best concerns of Grand Rapids are fully represented. And upon the merits of such creations has this busings attained the remarkable success that it is at present enjoying OUR P IA N O DEPARTM ENT . kN E of the finest appointed 2 m, Piano Stores in the South is 2 located on the first floor o f our building. The display cm braces only the finest makes— the kinds that are dependable and worthy. I 2' 2 In the list are the “ Steinway,” the “ Kohler & Camp- 2 " O n .if the Ashes John A. Cunningham | Peoples Cash Grocery W ANTED- AN E V E N IN G OP SONG W O R S H IP T o BUY second bund (ir.nn HIGHEST M AR K E T PRICE PAID At 7.30 O ’Clock All kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and sold. Congregational Church, Tonight, June 30. 1912 Cm respondence Solicited SOUTHERN S T A T E S Voluntary and Introductory BAG COM PANY Importer* o! Burlap— Manufacturer* of *11 Kinds of Bags Anthem, "B e Thou Exalted," JACKSONVILLE, Haylry . . . . FLORIDA invocation, by Paster Response, "Supplication,” Cloven *1 Scripture Ixitson, Paster It may be just what yon need. Gloria, "G lory be to the Father,” - Danis Announcements, Pastor P C U L T •n*« Sorest, Better Than Address, by the Pastor Safest And C alom el—M ore Quartette, "Sleep, Sweetly Rest,” Gentlemen’s Voices Best Tiling Sstlslsctory Duet, " ( ’» lory M y God to Thee This N ight,” Soprano To Ptxl T h e n P ills . A Sluggish E qu slly L iver To W ork B en ellelal And Keep For Children Yon W e ll. Or Ad nits. Hymn N o. 137. A ll please join in singing and A lto -Gounod Song, "H e lp Somebody T o d a y ,"- Gabriel Hymn No. 107. Duet, "Blest Everybody please sing Ixm* Divine,” Soprano and Tenor — Stainer — --------------------------------------------------- -------— Quartette, "C om e Unto M e ," Ladies’ Voieea— Carnal Solo, "T h ere is a Green Hill Far A w ay,” Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . Soprano JA V — Gounod *’ • go Cento P er Bottle. Anthem, "W e Praise Thee O G od!” — DeVee Hymn No. 21. All unite in singing Benediction W. G . Aldridge |------| Newlan Pharmacy « Postlude A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House (For You (Bring this Program and a Friend with yon) - ÏT Ï - *.*• - ♦.*: m &+Ù3Ì&' l -j• THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM ININGHAM I bell” and “ Autopiino,” all of which we, being State agents, are ably 2' The Herald i* in receipt of a neat an­ competent to handle throughout the State. 2' nouncement frwn the Tucker Printing au^ House of Jackson, Miss., in which the F O R the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con information is gleaned that 'Mr. Tucker tenement— ® has suffered a lo a of his large estab­ GET^ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM 5 lishment. He U well knownin Sanford, _________*____________________________________________________________ ml being the grandson of the late Judge Tucker and the nephew of Mrs. A. E. Phillips. The announcement which fol­ lows Is not only a gem of literature but contains such a keynote of hope and cheerfulness in the midst of disaster that “ Whoro you can Dopond on the Quality 2~ the Herald takes pleasure in reproduc­ FORCE OF PU B LIC O P IN IO N ing it: ^ JA C K S O N V ILLE N E W YORK Z A »Titer in the American Rreview of Following the example of the famed * Revtfws ea y Q h s t light is one of the bird of mythology,. « • fe*v« risen. — > strongest prpventativss of crime. In­ -A few weep ago the largest and most creasing the illumination will do more modern printing plant in the state was a o refarm a street than doubling the smoldering mass of twisted steel land ' • „GOING P!CNICINC7> ' V orce of policemen. A light hung in melted type, and the Boos found he was on the Fourth? Then, of cours«-. you'll front of a safe U hetter protection than $35,000 to th e bad. want luime of our canned meat.-«, r> I watchman, for all the passers by are jioultry, relishes, sweetmeat«, h . i .r In its place there now stands u dream transformed into watchmen. So it is in modern printing machinery; they say the lunch. Come ami wfiat a v,athe obscurity with which the transar the south can't show another one like it. ety of iMith «ulmtantiul food.« and t.-.-i lions of our great corjioralioii« of our So much for "git up ami git," regardless dainties this grocery offer- I • nations that allows these aft* of which of the $35,000 that went ui> in smoke. will make you hungry just to fi*.,. a- . the citizen justly complains. packages. Now, we an- going to the top like a cork i Aroused and informed public opin­ to the surface. You helped us get then- J P A Y C A S H and S A V E MONEY ion is a force which is almost irresistible. before with a liberal patronage and an As a witness before the Senate commit­ appreciation of a printing plant "what tee aptly says, “ N o one except a fool was a printing plant " We art- going to Onf Ihmr Eftil oi PisalnfTbr disregards public opinion." it furred depend on you helping us to do the same Mrs! s i r erI -:Sanford I lor Ida Elizabeth to revoke the charters of many tiling again. We offer the services of monopolies she had granted, it brought men who can really print. They h a v e _______. . . on the civil war. It forced the United been trained to that' end here We bn.k V .................... Stales into the war with Spain, it forced thu * ith , mBrhlm.ry equipment that HAS THE IDEA EVER SI Iti i K the settlement of the recent textile ran de|ivef Ulr good* an,i* „ f i fBllfi ltl i YOU strike in New England. 0*. patronage we an- going to get. that putting money In farm land- / of T«uch rieseii ''{a TUtOofy '" ' v^fcar»" Vfll I through the plant and see some of the'! * - —L. e • •• * wisely done? Hut you can lose a * great mass of the people has had no new ideas in l>ook making. Your cala- j lot loo. Hetter get the benefit of direct voice in the government, wut-, )oe wou|d |lKjk mighty well slipping our expert knowledge of talur* rulers halt- always made concession* to j tfij-ough our prew-*«. The man with the and condition* before Inti-sling public feeling The influence of this •stim ale t<ook ami pencil L-t read) . You may bitterly regret it If jou don't. * force is shown in our everyday life Your* very truly. Many men lead decent lives from no T U C K E R P R IN T IN G HOUSE, HOW ARD PACKARD LAND I <> higher motives than the desire of the ap­ Jackson, Mississippi. probation of their fellows. Other thouSanford, Florida By J Wofford Tucker. unds abstain from open evil from fear of The Sanford Herald ami the I>eLand New* are after tkie insurance trusts They have figumj ft uu« o « « •»*>- »receive« ‘ from thu stale, seven million four hundred and ninety-six thousand five hundred and eighty-seven |>er cent, and that is aorne interest. Wr believe that while the government is regulating the trusts they ought to get after tlie in­ surance trusts. Rate« for fire insurance have always been excessive and a little probing might do some good inter Garden Time«. ---- O Messrs Andrew Carter. Mar McGee and Roy S. Hayes are now the owners ►V-' of the Arcadia Enterprise, these fen tiemen having come into complete owner­ ship of the paper through a transacUon conaomated last week. Mr. T. B. Har­ tig, the former editor, retire« and is suc­ ceeded by Mr. Tarter The new own­ ers are prmcUcal newspaper men-and wril) improve and build up the Enterprise, making it a factor in the da vancement of Arcadia and that section of FH-Soto county.- Punta Gorda Herald Mac was formerly with the Herald family and we hasten to wish him and his associate« all the success it ts possible for a newspaper to have. Jacksonville has another good busi­ ness man’s league called the Rotary Club and they met the other night to have a luncheon and discuss ways snd meftns for s bigger city. The descrip­ tion by the president of the club'name is good enough for our .business men to public censure alone. Jhia has always been true of individuals and now the corporation has fallen into line. It also seeks to gain approbation and to avoid blame, and it showing a new deference to the opinions of its patrons. Instance« could be multiplied from the newspapers. A few years ago the long Island railroad wished, to raise its rates. It bought columns of the newspapers to explain the financial reasons which made such action necessary. The same course was taken by the management of the Hudson river tubes, when the fart! from New Jersey to New York was in-creased a few months ago. Twenty years ago similar corporations would never have dreamed of paying for advertising space to placate the public. Now nearly ev­ ery great corporation has a public agento spread all that is favorable, and to offer a plausible explanation of occur­ rence* which might cause favorable com­ ment. .. . • .. ■ébB Hi•MÉÉÈiiÈSÉiàÊliiiÊÎiiÊÿiâlÈ3ilÉS^ÊÊt^È^Ê^ÎSSÊSÉÊ^É6iÊMiiÿàsï— \ �■. r :• ' . ' ................ .•~ ' . ’ . • • rr’ /'TV 6r\’ / »•-. ~ 1- A • ll HIE SANFORD HERALD Nixon Butt called on home folks this week. He is now engaged in clerical work in'Tampa. .Mr, and Mra. N. O. Garner have ar­ rived home after a pleasant visit with relative« In Macon. Jim Turner called upon the local trade Wednesday and nupplied them with choice confectionery. , Leigh uses fine doutdn weight paper for all photos, including amateur fin­ ishing. . HS-ll Pineapple« for preserving purposes cheap by the down or crate at Geo. Ive/a fruit aUnd. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Brown left to­ day for Richmond, Indiana, where they will spend the summer. f ri —IHt f -* o - i Mi* k ^uriiliia fumi U m lM tln t imihJ in profila lmp« tomi F'nr Side Ten de«iruh|e lots on Park avenue, between l l th and 12th «1 reels II. IH* I .| Diluted live Oil elicit nl.tli-nuc I all ». J lt* l»<1 F \\ M .i!n»ii>->. l ern.ild > -tore >| i( S~'!t non nini NntMrnal Hunk nutrstMitaiMinftry IndivU toiil drim a h * ani» 3 .1 0112« VJ \rt:i In t |»rg à Itrtm iiìt! t'rrtifW d ira uf tfi* 4 ‘J02 «lì piuii C erti (Irti d i n k» 4 5 ”» BD TotAi S m ir •»( HurltJa. (o u iit y o f Ornnifr ih i 2/k.fHHi no Irta r«| irn ara for Rent—-Six zoom house, close in all furnished Paity In pay rent of house alone I retain one room for use of fur140(1.301 rut niture Enquire Herald Ollier. Hti dtp 330.0-47 U.*i i ^ » ** I ! f* K u file r t’A kltlrf I»f ill** alatvo m irtin i hurtk •I" *«*lrinril> lh»«l III* *1«.». a U lr llir iil i« if.,. OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS J* H Mri. Hay Andemon, who hu Imvo tuaking her home in Illinois, arrived here I • Friday to visit her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gridin, of 610 Laurel •venue. Mr. Anderson came down to "(»end Saturday and Sunday with Mr Gritlln and family, he returning to the road Sunday night. Mrs. Anderson '*•11 *pend aome time with her mother h^re and also her sl»t«r-in-law, Mra. A. Clark« of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. An<icryon will make their home in Jacksonville, where Mr. Anderson has I hi* headquarter«. ■ of a young fellow of Orlan­ do the other day who bad been railing on on a certain young lady in Sanford for _ and waa thinking-quite oerioT taking the momentous qutsttion, but not being very well acquainted »ith her home making and housekeep­ ing abilitien, he thought that he would bo * f°*y »nd learn a 1/ttle along that .So the other night he casually ■* '.'y 0'1« UP «tying: "Can you waoh . dlaheaT*' flack came her reply:" Sure, J [' c,n: « * » you wipe them?" He thinks — now that he iikra the gtrl In Klsaimmrtf -' I □ are read by the people because it give» them new* of absorbing in­ terest. Peçple no longer go looking about for * things they want— they go to their newspaper for information as to where such things may be found. T h is method saves time and trouble. If you want to bring your wares to the atten­ tion of this community, our advertising columns Should Contain Your Ad : □□□□□□□ K ' i •• • < - _ Clothier and Men's riirnisher FLORIDA SANFORD ;••> •«' •>■•*?•v *5» v v •> >:• •><• <••>•> -m -+ ♦ ♦ v *) *1* *î* v •) v *î* *î* •!* 4* ^ 4* i;.V <■ Va •FV v h h COM FORTABLE? v + -:- it v ■!’ ’!■ v *î* •>v v ♦♦♦ < ^ % \ • y.i J ARE YOUR F E E T Hirst* loiij* hut (lavs. If i it it put them into iht* proper I ootwear. We can help you into (ho rij*ht sort of shoes fur M>U\ etuiihu t, ,111(1 service \N c d . n E. G. D U C K W O R T H v* I! F K K T v •> l*‘ I T T F R Sanford, Florida ■•>+ •>*î*<• ->•> A A A A % ••? v v + + •>*?*+ v * +* v v -.*• ■> UÆ S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y Only exclusive linker in the ciiy All mixing done with lutest improved Samiary machinery S P E N C E R ’ S D 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 S p e c ia l O r d e r s F illed P r o m p t ly W c Make K xrrviltm g Know n to the I iadc I’ l l OH F 1 (H). No I II I’ AKK av en u e . •• Are You Alive? In the fact that now is the lime in take out a |Miliey in a reputable Life Insurance Company Y O U M A Y BE -D E A D !' Today. Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family for MKFTT ME FACE TO You are doing them an injustice. not provided T A C E and let me explain all the principal |wants alwait the Itest life insurance jwdieies. D. L. T H R A SH ER O m cc in HrjtALD U w : S A N F O R D , FLORIDA Subscribe for The Herald and NJr^ïï !iI a l l the News worth Reading For Rent or Share Cropping—My celery farm loomed on $'r*uch avenue. Sanford., Gabbati at • . Hv " f i x I I " Pn|<er Hanging done tirsl class manner Best screens for windows and doors Keep out Hies ami disease Rooting atal guttering Let me tigure G. A Smith, rear 615 Pink Ave. Phone 229 76 tf Wanted—Schools, churches, lodges and private partic to hold their picnics at Woodland Park, (tic only place provided with amusements, conveniences and uerssltirs D u - o n ly swimming |smi| h i Ihr .lalr emptied and cleaned every day. i)|«-n rimrsdays ami Sundays To let oln r days. 7H tf Fahle iMianl at Mrs R I. June;', otic | block from F'irsi str«-ct. on Pork avc 76For Rent—House of six rooms on Fourth street between Magnolia auk Palmetto avenues, recently vacated by D. G. Wag­ ner. Apply to K If. Herndon, city. 75-1f Ten acres of good hind for sale at a bargain Three acres cleared and crap­ ped Iasi season. All ilhder fence. Near loading station on traction line. Almost given away Particulars .at Herald Office. , . z I W. H Underwood now has first class fjorse sboer and bhicksmith and can .gdnrnnlee all work of this’ nature. Yogr horses cuO be ajsiirol of the bcjfl. kirfd of work 'lu tills line. See Underwood when your horse needs shm-s. -15-1f I“ “” . ‘>®,tT**'t*ughman Hummer. ' . n * ' > \ fl WV' ___ -.-A*»*-* Male Help Vi allied—Die Soiitherti All lomobile College. Jacksonville. Flit . ami J J T e l e p h o n e N o . Hi) Oak Ridge. N C, present iincqualnl iq> V (»•flumtics to thoroughly learn the auto j ì illiitillc luisiiless Nci ure luiying |->sl(lons , v v *.•: !• Write for » i *n i,. I tel ms. «5 lip | w S Maxwell has returned from a trip I •• * I* •“ t m i j III* k l p i « l f - . | g i ÿfltl f w llr ( to Coronado Beach, where he eiijoied > I 1 n k .s it H I «M u t r ’•» i i I.wa ril-^ l itii.l «w o rn to I— •fi.rr itir thia 2 le l t l > the ocean breeze« and the Song of the uf Ju nr I 11I 2 \ N\Hilled Jobs to i are for ptuxir and 1 nmnquito for several days. Mr Max pallia places or laying out and planting A K M V NOl* rY l'ut»! ir new grounds. Life experience in F.ngwell rented u cottage und his family will Mir min mit «»on riplrrt Erb 21. IHM Innd und America. I have few thousand Cor reel - A Urti go over later. mixed cosmos, IS inches that willprislucr SKtDCRIC II KANI). S O CHASE a grand lot of blooms until frost James GEH II FERN A 1,1). The Woman’s Mbydonary Society of F Harris. Gen Del 74 2tp (>i reeloft the Baptist church held their monthly For Rent Six risim 2 story cottage on meeting in the church Monday eveming Palmetto Avc, between lit. and *>|I. Sts The exercise« were conducted hy Mrs. All inislern nnivovcinenls Apply f W Mahoney II ■Oak \ve Nt if It E. Millen, the subject In-ing "Muun tain Schools," which (/roved a very in­ For Kent five room lionise with all teresting to|iic. modern improvements on I lm avenue N. M. Garner 71 2i|i I he Junior Epworth league of the For Sale—Willie l.rgliouis Pure bred Methodist church will hold a lawn and stiK'k Any quantity one to live lain dretl. Inquire Capt Futile, city dm k or l«*rch social at the home of their Su|>er at F7ntcr|Kise. 871-4f intentiont, Mra. Lucien R. Philip«, 717 For Rent — Housekeeping rooms close in. I’ark avenue, July 2nd. Ice cream Address 'Rooms." cure of Herald. H2 tip home-made cakes und candies (or sale by F’or Sale—Household furniture cheap •lie little |>cople. Come und help them Address "(J ack Sale, c-u Herald N2 li(i in their work. Everybody invited. I . O Musical at .Mrs. Wight's Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 75-Fri-l.1t Mrs. Henry Wight entertained a few Uub-.My-Tism will cure you. of her musical friends most pleasantly at 75-Fri-lf.t her home Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs, E. I,. Robertson, one of San­ ford's new comers. Mrs. Roliertson is Notice an elegunt musician ami entertained the friends in a charming manner vy-illi a Good fnrm und buggy horse for sole number of beautiful vocal solos. Piano and two milk cows with calves. Apply to SH-tf solos were played by Mrs. Cecil Butt, Thoinus E. Wilson. Miss Irene Brady and Miss Florence Frank.' Mrs. O. W. Brady gave u selec­ Hie Gate City House has brought down the high cost of living. Only St 00 per tion on the violin. week for the fineat table board in the city. See Parker. 28 ^ The Every Week Bridge ( lull WANTS 4 The handsome new home lieing con­ structed for B. W. Herndon will soon Im finished, and being on one of the choicest locations on Park avenue will greatly en­ hance the np|>earuncc of thut famous thoroughfare. UR spring Hats are now ready for your inspectioa._Tlie.y are, without (piest iorrr Ttnr"most jdaborate 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 he worn Telescope or Dented. We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of ydur*inspection? • Miss Hessie Tyner spent several days of t^is week in Jacksonville, the guest Mrs. C. M. Vorce gave u delightful lun­ Come to the Salt Brecrcs. cheon to the members of the Every Week of ther sister, Mrs. Thomas. Tiie Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter Club at her home at Monroe Thursday. Dr. J. N. Robson has purchased n fine Sanitorium, Hawks Park, Fla.—open The afturnoon was s|s>nt us usual, two ‘i; - Bukk car to the better take -enre of his all summer. Tun dollars a week for tables of bridge living played. Mrs. (i -.Vonstantly increasing practice. well (Kopie, and Twenty-five a week F. Smith making the highest score cur­ 72-Tue» tf - A ThFmany friends of Capt. Marks will ried away the first prirc und Mrs. W. D. for sick ones. be sorry UJ.hear that he is seridusly ill at Holden* look the low »core prize. Deli-1 residence on Sunfnrdf Heights. emus punch was served during (lie after there ure t w o hinds of Chill tonic. noon The ladies luvor«.*d with an in Pt ANKS AND 01 III KS Airs. Kate Butt has returned to San­ vitatnui were Mrs ( ’ O. McLaughlin, ford after a pleasant visit to tier (laugh Flic old relnibe Plunks Chill Ionic is jer, Mrs. Bryan Higgins at Apopka, t ' ' ' Mrrtf i j g i b , i ^ a k c , Mrs. () iiUUJiinlccd to ilm ^ y u t iM-ii^j|ii to cure W. B r i ^ M r s . u lT »«d W a r fifrS * iHpFever. Cold» nttd' Grip, your money \.J. B. Johnioh*and wifo^pt-the Wwt Bantus, MnT. W. D. Holden,. ck _|f jj, does npj. J!5c nnd 50c tier bottleSidr_ie*ve bodoy fot—Sevoryille, Tenn., -------------- ■ ■ , , i « r . r —— Ask your DnffigiaL ‘ frl-tf for three months >»tay in the mountains REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrari and son, f list National Hunk «it S an ford Carl, of EuHtis, were the guests of Mr u e o . B. IVEY IN IMI STATI in rUIRIIlA, AT TIla. UHM ui and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher for several days Notary Public hiisini ss JcNi I Itti. 1912 of this week. All kinds of D-gal Papers, Deed», Mr. and Mrs. ( ’ . A It«-**«I and Mr ami KI.SOIIKt I N Mortgages, Etc Acknowledgements Mrs. W. S. Thornton left tpe early part 'IIS o il is «tini [^M-IHIIlt» taken. Rentals anil Collis-liona. Ofticiul n r. «a D nm im it i» i n t i f n l ami uiiMNAirnl of this week on a two weeks camping II S llo u «!« lo « n tirr ('ircu la lto d ivi - - -7U» - - -V» 1^'*d,'t bir the I. 1* l) Benefit Society. I I iIhI i . » n l i f r t k « r\c trip to the beach. Hankin^ Koum* ‘fuiuiidf ‘*«»<1 «*iur**» 12 lini tui ► ,|’|p* unti «*l i f i i S i c k . Ihjury, . . . , lv .. ,, ». é è- , Mrs. Bryan Higgins was in the city Ihir frolli Ntilkoiinl lid iik « ( fttil rr*cr\ c tn.;u»7 oi» i Àccident unii Delitti Hrneht » rotection. several days #f this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pur (rotti 9t«te Unni» nud Banken 2* I Office in Conta building 2nd ami PaiIHtr frolli a|>(mjknl rr»«-rvr r ifr itti *-• 2*1 > IMI Higgins are now residents of A|iopku and t lira àa nini oth rr « Hall lt«*lll« 1?) ! ( D e t t o o tr«8 i( o ih r f N ni itimi I I j n n t i 1 770 Iti • I »•\|<ect to grow up with that thriving city N! ri»« tMiiml paprrmrrriM » nicàrli siiti i -orni« 1i*H1 :1H For the benefit of our many anxious L a w ì i i M u n i i K c u r v i IN l l t n , VII S|.***• Sin.’.77 fin frirndx The Herald announces that the l-nt«! trjtdrr nutrì U2P»B (HI Si * M' "»Il ( U«ÀiriiiplMHi fonti t»lt!i Ir S I f r i i t u c f l«9H model car recently acquired will ( *t ji**f t^rnl «f cintilnllon ^1-' ,n «.►on la* ready and everytw»dy will !«• Iki* frm n 1* S 1r r m iir r r Alt Local AdvrrtlM-mnilv Under lilts taken for a rule. Tiri AL j nm mi .i |Heading. I hrre Cent s a l.lnc I a< h Issue Knowledge without exie-ruuice is Ihe.sfue. 1-eigli. Art Photographer, Bark A ve, Sanford T2 years continual practical experience. K.Vlt ^ |«S I Wade, me tuner. Orlando. if Another Children's Sermon — Next Sunday morning Mr. Waldron Uue and two horse wagons with celery will give the third of ins series of ser­ flared «ole bodies at Under wood'« fri-7-|f mons to boys and girl« This time it ••■is ••ngiiir repairs Sanford Machine will lie an Independence Day story, a A I o ige Co fn-t8-tf good thing to remem 1st when you cele­ All kinds of rc|Miir work Sanford Main -»8 tf brate the Fourth next week. For tin* clinic & Garage Co evening service the Congregational choir Dring vour old lires to Sanford Macliine under the leadership of Mr E. T. Wood­ A (innige Co for vulcanizing fri-48-tf ruff has prepared an esjiecinlly line nerAulnes and carnage panning at till vice of song. Everybody, old and young, derwoud's First class work fn J-tf big und little is weU'oiuw-wi.A-ot fe . -We are equipped to handle your re|wilr service». ! work Sanford Machine & Goroge Co. �■•«r'.«--- v. :jtj UNTIL free, a pair of Extra Trousers with every Suit or THE CITY TAILORS 1 R Finest Clothes to Measure • s ' . P A Coat and Pants order, made to your measure. •* - * A O F CHICAGO , U. S. A. • • • • . /• have made it possible for us to make ttjis liberal of­ fer, and every man in town should take advantage of it. FREE PANTS need not be selected from the same- goods as suit. You can pick out any pattern in the same class you select your suirfrom. _ ■ ___ “ Come in today arid look over the samples and place your order. . You surely want a light suit or a blue serge for the Fourth of Ju ly . Now is the time to get it, and get an Extra Pair of Trousers Free. Workmanship Fit Guaranteed. « P A N T S 1 f ~F R E- E » SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY Successors to D. L. Thrasher SANFO RD, FLO RIDA WWWYYWYWVWWY YWYYYWYYW In those localities where brick roads have b«-en installed it lias Imm-ii shown A Majority of Ts\ Payer* ''i l l 'K ir For that no dust originates on the brick team thut could draw 2,600 (rounds on 1 Honda in ( owing Klrrtion an ordinary road would Im- aide to draw That the resident* of the promised ten times that weight on a hriek road Special Ruud and midge district, which In fact one two-horse team has drawn takes in all nr portion* <if precin-U M, I, a* much us 111'* bushels of corn 00 20 and 26 are fully able to appreciate pounds to tiie bushel ill live wagons at what is best for their good and welfare one time on a road made of brick. Tliis \ is reflated in the fart that not one di* being tile rase. It would lint require I l l U c i l wilting voice among a hundred is heard time (o liio w thill tile roads will much' against the movement for permanent more than repay for themselves by the good roads. Many voters, large prop- economy obtained simplty in the larger i pcrty owners and influential citizens of load and the consequent saving ol time. the proposed district, who /ought the If the foundation has been property general movement in Orange county os rolled and packed before- the hriek are a whole for good roads a trifle more than plnced in position the item of upkeep one year ago are now ardent es|iousers is reduced to the very miminum requis-1 of the (lending proposition and nre to be ite lo keep tiie very la-st roads in a |a*rheard in laudation of the movement in­ feet slat«- of repairs. stead of being against it a* formerly. The In the Huhurhs of ull the great cities i idea has income a matter of talk on the where traffic is the heaviest tin- a d o p streets of Sanford that County Corn l i on o( brick ns a mud building mulerial miaaioner Frank I.. Woodrulf was against has la-come paramount to the use of any thia newest line of development for this other material Hundreds of miles of district, but in an interview with the hriek roads have been thoroughly tested writer Mr. Woodruft stated that no |htund tried by years of constant use in tak­ eon had any authority from- him to sny ing care of traffic that would put nil or­ that he was against the movement for dinary clay, marl or stone road our of good roads as has been prepared for sub­ business in a couple of seasons. Stone mission to the voters. roads that have «total from 76 years to The solidarity of the |>opuulre, the co­ 100 years truiel down in tiie New Enghesive manner in which they are stand­ lund states have been found wholly in­ ing in this mntter, the bulwark . they adequate to handle the constantly in­ present to the very few retrognswionists creasing uutomohile travel thut is noto who assume thafit is better to pull one's piling up in ull parts of this nation. aelf out of the sand than to hurry about These stone roads have literally been one'a business over nice roads, the con­ worn out in the last few years und are glutination of the minute disgruntled now gradually being replaced by brick. element in our community, the inseparThe executive committee will be ublenesa of opinion upon this one ques­ pleased to answer such questions as may tion, and the oneness of thought of oqr la> put to it in regard to the brick propo­ citizenry in the matter of equipping our sition for the new proposed Special Road watch. Mrs. Manning, who live* next community with suitable highways for , Bn(1 Hridg„ district. This is the fourth door, saw the lights which had ix-en the earing of our ever increasing traffic. nrti(.,B rr|atlhg lo this question, turned on, and hearing the Ttoise, gave all augur, foretell and animnte the con­ the alnrm. The little negroes were bold E X E C U TIV E C O M M IT T E E . crete fact that these four precincts are Hy Thomas K. Bates. Secy. und tiffin duiLl accin to huve been their in a good way to become the component first offense, hut catching before hang­ parts of one of the most widely adver­ ing und this is their first bite. A Hold Attempt at Burglary tised and lauded country sections in the entire state of Florida, all of which will ^ (Written by George Himself) Cows Hare Tuberculosis ire a very nice piece of capital within its Robbers, Thieves! Pick Pockets! Weeding from dairy herds supplying aelf. W E A R E NOW STAND ING AS What? Yea, last evening. George Ivey A SINGLE MAN. When the idea of closed his place of business to attend Tampa with milk the cattle infected with boosting has thoroughly beset our com­ prayer meeting. Three little colored tubcrculosia is proving one of the great­ munity we will not only have the in-st boys followed him to tho door of the est undertakings of tha present adminis road* In Florida, but we will have the Methodist church .then making sure he trution. Over 460 cows have been con­ most widely advertised community in was there mude u raid on his fruit stand, demned und many of those have been the state. { looking for spopding money to pay their killed. From one herd alone there are •Nothing has been said of (he utility o f ' way in the Star Theatre up in the gal- thirty-five lo be led to the slaughter brick rouda as compared with the make , lery, but Ivey is a wise guy, keeps his house und many herds have been deci­ shifts which we have been chunking our i money next te him. Two entered over mated by the loss of u dozen or more.— Bunay Into for Ure paat «ixteen Store, the transom, one etayed on outside to .Tampa Tribune. FAVOR HKICK ROADS Irrigation and Drainage: w e Are Headquarters for Every Thing in this Line j j ! Red Clay Drain Tile, per M. Hard Glazed Drain Tile, per M. $19,00 ; 22.00 = ^ W e Carry a Full Stock of Sewer P ip e .; Ci for Mains and for Ditches ; AR TESIAN W ELLS 2 Best Machinery and Experienced W ell Drivers Aermoter w ind Mills, Towers and Tanks, Gasoline Engines, Pumps, Spraying Outfits The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. I « li-V s . v -t tewé&fcSW t Vf-»»' j Cool Your Skin Hot waathar brings skin troubles. Perspiration Irritates. "Slreplng" ecittna Is brought to the eurface. Ranh, disfiguring pimples. Ivy potson. bites, hives, prickly heat, are all common during the summer season. Often, too, serious akin troubles be­ gin this way. Tha thing to do la to cool ths skin and for this triers Is nothing so s*-ood as that cooling, soothing waah. ths V. U. Prescription for ooxeua. A IS cent trial bottle will alv* r»u Instant rellsf. , . , We have made faat friends of n or« than one family by rocommendlng • D. D. D. Prescription to a skin sufferer hero and thsrs, and wa want you to t y It now on our positive no pay gusrs tea. L. R. P H I L L I P S & C O . , Druggists A 25c Want Ad. in The H e r a d l will Rent Your House For You . v i . 1 �j u o . 28 .J W 2 ÍM f ‘SANFORD HERALD ■Notice of lacecpo««lion JOHN U b «f*b y giran thftt l b « unJarvignrd, n Chat*. J o u u i C. Chat*. 8 M. S u p h aw « “ t T M l S a tb« «U» d«y ot r ___ _ ride. tn r r t I*»! Ä ä ’2 a t r ic i .kü ECOM • UNIVERSITY D . LL Send Them^to Stetson w-#> tb* uDd»r*lgn»«l. hareby associato ouratlC«a corporaUun Leaching of Fertilizers P,»..drnt P H O SP H A TES Full Term Hrgln* Sept. 25 Prof Blair's experiments nt Guinesville show that 6 lbs. of Ifi per rent, Superphosphate will replnce ul) loss of this element in the drainage waters from one acre for one yenr. Hilgnnl, theworld's greatest authority on «oils, gives an nverajîin^ of leaching from ten soils which could l>e replaced hy 16 2-3 iba. Superphosphatc---coMt 15 rents. C o lW ff of I.iLrral Aria OolWg* of I MW <*o lU f« of T**<*hnoU*g> « ollegr of Huainma Praparatory A rad n n y Normal School School of M f^hanlc Art* 91.000,000.00 Endow men t and Jo bai* by *d"t'% d erl*r» aoj »ubeertb* Ih » full.i* Hi if U our artici** of Incorporallon a iit ic u ; l T W niroa of Ih l» corporation »holl U- " N K A M a T H L A U H O V E C O k l P A N Y " «nd Ila b u u n w . - ii i*. conductod In tb * «tote of Florida and in t u r «ta l** o l O t» Unitoti 8 t a t o ot A iprriac and I. cniaUtM « k r a m n w w s r y *m i con- U FOR YOUR CHILDREN 46 I'rofcaaora and In itm rto ri 17 UnWaraity HuiMingi 2ii A era C * input 604 Student* least Y **r o r iNconpoiiATioN A l i T I C U : II T b . rcncr»! natur* of tb* burincw* to t*o I n n . artad «ball b* to b o y . laaaa or. othfrw ta* ac*iulro U nd. and r lfh u In land. In 0 » «ta t* of Florida • nd alarwher*. and to dtepoac of tho n m a t.y valr. I<|t1 Qf otborwliw: to purrba»-. plant, Improve, maintain and operate i r o . e . o l rilru « and other fruits4 to grow produce of any kind or kind«. Ui ronatrurt nr laaaa or othcreuw eon trot parking houMB ami to opr ra t» tb * aaln* (or parking fruit c r o v * by tku Com pany or by oth rr p n o M ; to kblp jn ark rt or otherwbw di.|*o~. of tKa Irulta and Otbar produce ao purrhaaad or grown, to o p rr.tr tram roada and v «*a rb aa may b* found n * » « > or «xpadknt for tb * purpoaa o l tranaportlng the property or produce owned, bald or controlled by aeltl corporation but not to uav aabl mean« of tram oortalioa fo f tb « purpoaa of doing tb * buaina*, of ii common carrier. T o a*ll m ortgag*. tubIrt, pledge, hire, lea** or ronvev tha property ot ■aid corporation or any part thereof at tha diaCTation ot tha board o f director«. T o borrow money, laaua bon da or othrr ubligatlona and to •rrura 'paym ent ot tb * *ame by Ua tnortgagm. plrdgm or any oth rr kind ot Instrument; to make rontracta ot any kind w h itrv rr for lb# furthrrantw of tb* buaineaa o f the C o ntiany; to deal in mer­ chandise, to do all a rt. ami thing« which may lie u n w a r y and proper or which the boon] id direc­ tor« may deem to be ad visa We or eipedlen t to ie done In tb * transaction of Its said hu.inaa., and generally to h a »*, aierciae and enjoy all the rights, power« and privilege* incident to r»r|M>ra tiuca for profit organised under the law . of llie • (a t* o f Florida. ........... A H T IC I.K II I T h e amount o f the ca pita l «t ie k uf thu* cnrp*irs lion ahail ha F ift y T h o u ia n d H o lla r», d 11 1 .led into STETSON TH E B E S \ SCHOOL (o lk iw t o l propO M 'l . n i c k , ot S B. L IN C O L N IIU L L L Y . Ph b . L m il.tMH» Velum fa U, lib ra ry |10,(KK) P ip * Organ 10 Ijirg«* I«*bormlori«"* for S'*l»*nr*** St h ool o f M u*ic. S ch ool of Ktnr A rta Unturpaa»#>l (i«*t»»*ral K«julpm#nt S rpa al r h o r m s l o r l r a for young men and young « « { m e n < arr/ul admlnlatr at ion and thorodgh » u p r o M n n . < hrialton and not »c rl a r la n leaching lo r cataloga or tirati, for Information, ur (o r room rrmrrvatlon a d d r r « « JOHN ». STETSON UNIVERSITY, horn or oth«^ tnrana of giving an alarm, and th«* l«*r*on running or driving any automobile «hall g iv * an alarm l*rfor* turning any cyrnrr. and in the flrr limit« h» ahail giv«« an alamj before rrua» ing any atrra*t. Section 6 Any |>«v»un vtula(it).g any of the II l«r [iuni«h**«l I») irovlriutu of ihia onJinanc Ine of not n rrrd ln g In j dollars, nr by Imprivoninrti! for Dot riu>r» than iv t-o ly day« or both. Section 7. All urdlnaiura or part* ol ordin­ ance* In mnfllrt with fhla ordinance »re hereby r+~ (•waled i DELANI), NITRATES FLORIDA This loss is heavy in warm wel weather unless there ure lirowiui! crojis to take up the Nitrates as soou us formed. Let the grans and weeds ecow over summer, us the plunl food luken up hy them will later do returned to die soil in even better condition than Indore. PÖ TÄ 8H llnvp y011 Iriril the S l m i l e II i h u p T «ih sin! l'iillliello If noi ji<H a lu m i ticket. <» U lf Prof Hluir's experiments and Hilgard's researches agree as to the waste of this element,-that from one acre m one year it ecjuuls 25 lbs. of High Grade Sulphate of Potash which costs G2 54 t'ents. Write to us, for jH»rtieulars. An Ordinance relating lu H uI«mi of (lie Hoad, fur I we uf Vehicle» ( poll (be Htrrel. Hr It or da hi«-d hy tha C ity of Hanford, Florida1 Section 1 That it ahail b«* unlawful for any I hereby certify that tl»c foregoing ortlinan«^ |M-r«»<i to Vnilatr any on* or more of the following waa duly paww«l on th * JOth day ol M a y , A l>. Rule* of tlie Ibtad of lh * city of Sanford. Rule I Keep to th# right of the afreet • I f 12. M W. I/lV E Iel.. Rule 2 Keep to the right in permitting anApprove) (Trrk. uth«*r vehicle to uvvrtakr you, w>hic>\ vehicle ahail ( i W. aSpeocvr,. M ayor. 7f-K rl*4t paw* to the left o f tha vehicle overtaken. Rule U. In order that all vehirlea on earh aide of the atreet »hall !*e loaded In the »am«* direction all vehicle*, when atopping al the »idewalk, are An Or di na nc e Hrgulatlng Kcgi (he t *on»lrurtU»n o f required to turn. If nrcev*ary, ao that the side If o o f a, ( hlm nry *. Fire IMarra and M u r « and walk ahail 1m* to the right of the driver wheo the Pr ov idi ng C ertain U m l l a TU rrrfur He It ordained by th«* C ity Council of Sanford, atop U made. Rule 4- Any person turning any corner where Florida Section 1. That within the following pr«»tcflbed the curb or aidewalk ia to the left hand »hail make the turn not nearer to the curb than the middle of limit* to-wit That part of the city of Sanford, F lo r­ the »triv t. ao that there will Im* ample room for a ida, bound««! on th«* north by lak e Monroe, on vehicle to make the turn the opposite direction ' the wr«t by llitlly avenue, on th«- »«Uth bv Tenth to pa«* letw reti him and the curi». atrert. on th* «-a*t by l*1ne avenue, it ahail l»e un­ Section 2 No (»erwon o|k*rmting or driving any lawful for any prnton or lenutia, l«» f«»vei or rauw vehicle sitali atop the «arrie or h a v e it «landing on to lie rovrrrti. any building ur dwelling houW that any public »tr«*et of the city ot Sanford, eiretit maj hereafter l»r rtmatruc*t*«l. r»*pair***I or rebuilt, that it Im* tirât drawn up to and parallel with In«with Uiarda. thinglre, plank* or other ronbu«tlbl* n ifi» line Frovithrai, that thi» «ball not apply to or inflatnn.ablr toatcrial any t«arn which i* i^T k«d up In the curl- for «he S rrl ion 2 All main rhiim >ry» for tr *l»r»ra nr pur|tO»r "f beading or unt**a*lma.* w|.i*h rnuaf l*e fu m ai •— All fif«* [»ia*»"w. •»t rhum **y * Ul a •»> (»romptly don«*. s-rraftrf t*uil«llltg alts-rra! fir r*-l aif«-«| in ficttii'n 1 N o (M*rra»n »hall atoji »ny vehicle Ave hundred »h a re , ol the par value o f O pe Hut. tl»« aUikP prtwM-rilwsl lim ita • ithout rrf«* rrlUT In d m ! l>oUars par .h are. A ll or any p a n o f the ih** pur|H» •w fof » hirh ih»*> ■hall !*w u— 1 • hall u* nr leale th*- .«arne atandliiK abret»»t of any other vehicle on the *ame «nie of the «tr«*«*f. or in any capital l U C U n b U i i i corp oration «h a ll I»- | .ij well ami m i un l) built from thr ground up, •r way obstruct ur blockade the thufoughfare. a hie In or tamed fo r c » .h or lor lh«- purr h a w or lhr«M<gh-the bufili ing to a (wont at ffiM "th r f# feet Section I. Any person- violating any uf the prop erty, labor o r orrvltsw a l a ju «t valu ation ahove flat rtx)f and two fr»*t a lu v r ridge of |>rak of prpyjafiftia of thi* u iju jan cr »hall be b’ ULiiíux! try X, ■t v ^ v f to be fix ed b y t|>* in c o rp o ra to r» at a m eet- r«M>f'f>t'«tjrh building; t ht» *wr H» of rhimnwy »ball ba orfmnli organisation e l the Comphnjr nr by, U» uf Rton^or brille *L laa.«t R inche« in thlAfiewa line f%uL-4->re#^lmg tw enty-five dollar*, or bjuim* Ing for th* prlAnnmcnt for not m«»re than ten ila f* fh* director» o f th th*e C om p a n y at a m eetin g In I*' if fire place t* of atone,’ «arm* must l»e 12 inch«* All urdmanraw ur (u u u ut ordii*rallad for ih a ts p u rp o a *. A ll stork » l i r a i » u . - l In thirkn«*w*land l»eginn(iig with foumlifbnrr»«u«,l. ■ Se»*tion 6. anrsw in c«mf1lct wit i» tKT* orTTlnance ar»* Tiéreliy •hall lie fully paid and non a * «w a l> le . brick or «tone work »ball be laid in cement inurtar re|»s*ale«J A H T IC I.K IV up to flr#t floor, and th«*nn* aUive to ■ point where <ififii,«no I hees'liy emtIif y that ih ih»» r»*r»*fomg fi*n*fi Th# tim# tor which »»i*l »»»f|»*»r«t»•«»» «h#ll •'m ** '•bimney protrude* «tir«,ugh ti.r r*#»f "f t'Uiltiing. » I » dill) |»aaw-*| oil tii 2«Mh *1» ) of Nl a) . A li tike brick t*r »t«»oe work may l<e laid in ginxl lino • hall I»# nrfjirlual. M VS l* »\ i . I . L 1912 a r t ic l e . V or fir«* clay n»«»rtar. «rol all brick or «tune work Approv*-«! * lefk. carefully l»oiid**«l together Front aiu vr the r«H»f o l this cur p«ir alum «h ell Is#* c«*n The hudn «. W S l'K N f LR . f*«iluctei by the following olflrrf* A |irw»ii|^fil a to top of chimney the brtrk or «lo or work M ay«*r 7V Fri It -#-t»r«-ai<l«’f)t. * ira»pn*l4 rnl. a so-rrrlar) am) a tr»*a#urrr ami « laid in renient mortar «ml pro|w«rl> « ap|*e*t All afd ul no! Ira#» than thrrw »lire*»-« a»r% m*r nuifr joint» »itali U »ItUi k «iiiinitli oil maiiie rtce-pl |o «han five Any tw o o f «aiti ofUrrw. r t r e p l ih tn » •*f w h*ti i i ne» I will, burnt r|ay or t«*rra cotta |»i|*e preairUnl and vine-president m ay l»e h*dt| ti> «h*- iiru-k i-uddif g «b# w • 11» of bulhting. whet* not l«-# than »h'rteen nich«w tn tiurkn«w* may form part of la iM pernofl T h e nurnlwr of d ire cto r» may I**It« r»o • »1»- «itali a chimney or flue i hangeli from tim e to tin** by the t»y law * I be chimney or floe 1c«»r iK’ileel out rn*«rt 1 i. a ». « 1 r » • !»••• from th* » all inerti of d irector» «h all Iw rir^ t#-| by lb e •«.« k (.older* at th# annual mem-tin g ta» Iw h«*Ui »*t» the • lid U« • M* •■**-* t »-•• . ... I* H >tg «hall ron*I-' • f •« S-a* ' third T m orfay in June. 1^17, a» ih r t»> la w » «hall M»e cour«#* of I r». W U l.rii two or ruor* «--(»aruie uranrrib*. and th e r a fle r on the third T u esd a y in llura are provided in chimney, the dlvtaion wall* June *»f r * rh yea r T h e h«»ard o f d ire cto r» «hall Irtw rrti dire# may i^ only finir indir# m thirkne^Stngie du**» f•*r -i. .0 kit» Iteli »•' g*-» may r U-ct i he officer» o f the C om part) T h e pr«*-*i<lefii «hick •» itici* «hall and » i«»«-preaide»«7 »hall t*e rie ^ le«I lr*»tn »tntntg *ia»e t i»e »a ll* «•»•(> fou» th# ii»enil«*r« o f t>»e Im ard ol d ire cto r» T h e date I*. rufi«Uu>'tr»l <»f I lie (»-«« ijUalll) burnt bri« k laid flat in k <m m | mortar an.l not le»* tiian elk tra-ft uf the annual m eetin g may i»e change«! by the I»y no i*«-» xjuare fr«»m !• • »' to to|» Mue to I»« hung l a * *. A nwwtlng «Itali l»e held im th« «#««irid *la) uf August. 1912. for the purjMee o f adopting oti iron stirrup» >»f new iron of not I»«*» «han *nr by-law* and rum|deting like organ isa tion the li a If Inth hy «wo inch»*», u-iil «o nimr ai lea»« iwu inrb • U l*** U»w f rfas. *f • ling nr 10 t»«i» » ap t ompany, filin g a jo * l va! tat i * uje.it th* ,»ro|«rty Ubor I»r aervicra which m ay I»* offer»*l In pay nient ! prov*al troiai Upp«**ta « oliftti mmr With Ihl . re ,oiremei*ls So Ih»** »hall la* l«-**w «bar* 'lire* f*«t b»r aitare* o f I he r a (» il«l » I i k (i tjf ih r « orr pw.n* • nd ft* tb# tra n »a ttio n *»f «uch «»ther b u «m r e «* i . i . . . . ii.- *--,i .-..i . . . . *•■.•* .*-• . ■,.*<• *«• i - . f tinti tuay p r«v e fl) t»>ti»e |»rlnfr »h r riweting t ritti S o »<«*1 casing ' «Ming •• till **r *.ths*r *»••#> II.# 4»ftu«4||k P* t•*• r b c t n l I») I I»«- llw rc liif . >l|t"ell work «iiall I » pla'e-l m agaiiiat. ut within «w at tier flf»t electnm In June. i » t C »nati «w <(»i«|irw-«i the i ni« irun* o f ih U «xm*on»<km *hwil J * c*m »lucl« Ito ira- ui vJt'Um #.v VS-ltf;HT IKI.\0 *4 bw.»h^/rtk.. y ami /m im a C (r«-a*urrr «nd All ritelai fio»-» «i.at enter through soir «a lt «»f •akl H. M Stephens. I. |l Sklltlter Sydney tl aicct.n ni rs ror-K rjH.fs iti buiUlmg» are «trirtly (•rohihitr«l. and f bane aiuf J«mJ io « I I ha«e «hall r*in »tilu «» I h* I..W now w» Cfoiatruct••*! •(. declars*»! a public c .t r n . r if n u r so t Ima«r«l of d ire clo r« Meliate and afi»-r due ami r» ass»r*af*lr itolhe |.y s i t e.t .m oer ru t ' iir mayor shall 1» reno»kra| (.) the owner or «w AKTIt I f \I lois ito s i r n is The Lighrwt amount .»f |ial»ilit> *f in.lr».t.««in.*^. ropanl yf »tu i« building» s u t.* so t u r .4 s «*• whn*h thin o>rporati«»n »hall at any tone -«il.;*Mt Se« tnm 1 Ah> je r * m or ihT m iiu vih»ating at*> .n t - k t u s i cou it*#if u One Hun«lre<l T liu u u m l I Sillar» ■I tio- provienili» of t io foregoing ordinarn e -ball tt i h >1 4i r .4 r i * , .(Miri coti • i«"t m«li the^raif. »a- pum-h.-l li) • tins- not A R T I C L E V II t i o * n , . i c i . l o .r s s r » ^ nam e* and rra td m rm uf th«»#' ^ in ir p ir a tu r * ••■cesrding ten iliillar* y iu u u iu r impriaonmriil and the «ubar rtf »er« h ereto am! th«* a m o u n t» of n«M eiresding thirty daya. or Imth. «t tlw diwrwITC •I.eck M ib w filw d b y them are a « fo llo w * and the • • "f the mayor Any |ief«in rauairg a violation to o t r u~.4 conn »ani «J.a/e-e o f »t«*ek are h rreb ) M ile c n lm l ».> them •tl tii e for* going prrivlamn» «ile « her owner, run V4Ì to CLT 4C arl..r, arehltes-t *»r «ithriwi*« .t.aii t.- t«uti*.»i 0 e i i s i t o tt t r n »«•I* under tin* ordinane* Sydn ey O. C hase. Hanford. Fl«»r»da. I ¿I» .(. a n * I. H. .Skinner, l>uncdin. Morula. |*J& *r,ar«# I fieçeby «e/tify that t i*e f<»r»-gumg ordinance wa# H. M Stephutke, l^ k r la n d , F io n d a lÜf» «harr-» •ImI» (»awwd on the tuth day *1 A l*) \ l» 1912 Joahu* t*ha»e, Jacksonville » 1« I .* . •h.r.M \S ! . «\ M I s T A T E t»F f I J I K I H A \ppro »*-1 4 1* r k » •»! N T V t i F U K A N <»J • . W *i i *«• i M \t r . f I* Un thu «lay |*er »«m a il) ap|M-*re«i n» « notary publie, m am i for I**..I •«•on t) « n i i « - . Sydikey U <'haar. to m e known «n i known it. m* «»» tw one of (he |k*rwnn* dew» rtl«#«l m «n d wi.o * « e*~ute*J the fo regoin g « r t i t l i « of in«*urpurati«Hi ami acknowledged b e fo r* m e that he e*ecutr*| th«* •am e in fo o d faith and for th# puriKaw* therein rnen t toned. I N W IT N 1 3 M W I I K K F . O F . 1 t . . « r hrrrwnt.. e * m y h .n .l tn .l «rfUv.1 m v ulTlrul w « l th i. I Kit, J «y ot Jun». A. l i . I MI Ï • »• I It I M W W n .l N o ta r y rublo-, s t . t r ol M o ri-I. My n u n m t« u w r«p ir«w At.rtl I. Io n . W A T K O F F l/ O ltl 11A < I1 IIN T Y O F O U V A I Frr««ro.llv thi. tl.y Iw-forr n»r ■ o o t.rv |,tjl.li. »10I lor «* k | rouoty .o .l - t . l . . i.[wur.»• J,„t,,,, , ‘ h . w «in i l. H Skinrwr. to to. L . a ,,.i . «, to n . to Im tw o of tl.r |M-r«0 (i* .b - .-r ,t *-.| u, *,. | a t. . « « . u t r .1 t j^ lu rr*o in y artirb-v o f in ttu iiu r.tu .i, »«.1 « r v r r t lly «c k i.o w b .| *.^ l l» f . w r .,»■ , L t H » , • irru tM l thr u m r in y.K »l I . it », anil lor It,. f“ * * Ihrrrtn iw n t in iw l IN W IT N IX S W I I K H K t i f I l i . v r h r., uni., j 1,1Y band and a ffia n f tny officia l *eal thi* ^*Jn«f day o f June, A . I ). U H L •n! K D W A I t l) I.A M I‘ I I I K I I N otary fu l.lir, .St^l- ol Mon-la My nimmUnion rrtp.rt** i I I . I *•I .1 ,'TATJ^_oc Fu m i i »a C O I/ N T Y O F 1*0 1 .K 1U* *l*jr l+ to rr m», . n .il.r ) poi,li, 10 »a d for u n i ruunty « n j . l a i . , .| H »Uir.l s VI mr ^r,own » » ‘ I known t<* I - . » ir -.1 it,. 1-w .oo. d m i l U I In and «h*. th . lo «. |oln( tr tlrlr. 0f inrorp*.r«Uon. ui-l «rk o..w ^ .| ,..l . « d i L 1?? 0>» **•*»*• In ( ikk I f.ith iw m iU J fl'/ P r ” ‘ h *-"1»« nn-nllon«Kl I. M. IIKNNKTT. Frl.-8i-4t li. N o ta r* l*uWV. Stai# M orid. M y rom m **,t“ n r*p 'r*» Aprii 10, IVI«. fi" ordalnaj 87*1011 I. rit* * » ' • “ » « •• A o l..«o h llra by tha C ity CouncO ol Sanford, Frem and a flrr tha d u m p - al tki. u » l . « f u l for any* paraon to . 00 » " ? PuWlc »tr*at of tha “ i 1* , “ or on any puhlir°* a * n,unl o o l i t i * of tha tir. lino £ »t lu T » ì «¡¡ti , «"F P»»**t Co ran, drfv» ur *ua* • »any « «a..— SaStm,1* rV 9f ! T °* "M"«™* mann*r. «adar tha •*. òf*nr! **" unl*w,“ , ,or any panon arrun'ln f Ì t ®f.n,U* n J # " là oparata, Ln*lt* u im io. P r Ìlt ■ ■ ■** . n* « “ » r i n f « b a r i or othrr aupar‘ ^a I. rontrollad, on any U w dlyof Sanford, and il .h .S UT - f n y p* r ton «w n ln f or ron trollln f ^ . u t ^ i u u p e r n ii any p r r « n undr, «f» to violato tha provUoni of thU ordln- £ £ loroThürT« a ü f U B . n T L y . ^ ? 01 ^ * * * » w ™ " an auP * M r atoMta of tha rity and aunrUa without thrir fl«h t UJ,h u * * « " a n * w f aa to throw U r o t i r ' . f ^ î ^ ‘,n « ir» r*l<in tha automohila may ^ • » • 1« mP ahowfn« rad from mar of Taka MENDENHALL’S “ “ »,■ rt'* ■«• Be Hippy I Happy the girl, or woman, .who has navtr suffered from any of the diseases of womanhood!. Dr, Ji she has b *c * a. sufferer, happy Is ahe If she ha« learned of th* wooderial benefit» of Cardul, the woman’» tonlci Cardul is t gentle, tonic remedy, for women’s aflmeate. I l l s a natural medicine— life , harmless purely^ vegtUbk*) | It has been In successful. us* for mors tha* 50 years. It Kai cured thousands. It should do tti* u b m h r yon. Cardu i WomansTonic v Mrs. Mary Neely, of Denver, TenfL, »aye, T think there la no tonic on earth, a» good as Cardul. I used tt with the very best results. I had backache and aearly everything » woman could suffer with, until l took Cardul Now, l feel belter than I hive for two years. I ahail always recommend Cardul to other suffering women. I can't praise It too highly. As a medicine lor weak, tired, worn-out women, Cardul Is safe and reliable. Tty M, today. W rit* t u ./Im Expert W a tc h GREIiNLEAF CROSBY CO. 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Laoaardl'a IBlaai Elixir Is of unequaled value. It should be need at the Brat symptaasa af weakness or disease, not oqly by those who are growing old, but by t a » young and middle aged who are afflicted with any blood disorder. I^onardl'a Blood Elixir la a aoUatlBc preparation am* whlla much more expensive to nanufaotura than ordinary medicines, It la aaM al the usual price, together with th« blth»rta nnheard of ggarantaa ta tefuag money on first bottle If tha preparation doe« aot give parfaot aatlefeattaa I* all Instances Young and old will Bnd In Leonardl'a Hood Elixir a»W strength, k t a l * and vitality. l*i hlir.iril (.oint Uiniitr ConiliV. I lor Ht*«. 711» Jiitlidul Circuli l.oiirt (\ a U IlliJ*—tnaka big mon#y Hlrntd**!, faitoat. •gf»l*«l running IT’ S A ll IN T il IIT IO I M i l Kvary till flIUd with w lr* rjkbl* driv*. a *l out atUch l i n k and adJuiU bl* IdUr Inaprovwl carriage aaklng d tv lr* li gulrk acting and a iim * *av*r lad* In al) alt** portahl* and a U ilo n e r j Wa waaafact»r» aw*iaaa. UwiUra. tklaf U autu*. m»^U tw%, wacpl 04 . m»J 4« faaairy ••»!. Wrtta fa* laJliry A Taylar Iraa Wtrfci. In 15. M«ua, U IliU H M Kiwiwvra. Flrrk seal Itjr M A IJuwnrd. I> C. IHciinfton L Diekim.ui Ally* for Compii Fri 71 Htc In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judlrlul Circuit. OruutU' County, florida infortì Min Itine A (¡nragr Foni party a corporation, organlrr»! niul Fxitting under thr Inw» dì tfir iln tr of Florida, plaintiff. • (> MiTnll doing b u iin r«* ai (¡rurgln Motor ('o r Corn i ^_____ ____Uualnr»* a* thr LnjijDa ruU IkMcCalL iduiim pa ny <lr defendant dotori'arCo of Atlanta. iMvirgia. and all other* h<mi it may roo'-rrn It appear* from thr uMblnvit «»f F-dwurtl lliggio*. «fS anfd hl Machin# and (»nraf# (4*i»i|*»ny pin »miff i i the nliovr Mntnl ceuar Mini you a ihki rraalrnf • f the stale of Moridn and n writ uf atliiehuirnt has Imrfi Irgnllt turd out In thi* court ami g<*jd* ik ir h a tte ls brlunging to you. cunMsting uf Onr f I ) Kvrrett To»trlng i ‘ nr ha* lieen *M«h hrd In order t i »atisfy a drtitaml against you in (Itr turn of I ive llundrrd l>olIar* ( $ 5 0 0 ). alleged to ! * due hy >uu to plaintiff in the above cause You are. therefore. ordrrr«i to *r>(»ear Iwfore thi* I onornMe court on or twfor* the r»' n day of August. \ D 11*12. tame bring a rule day of thi* court; h r m i i f unlgmenl will iw enteret) against yon by d fault It la funt»rr ordered that fhla notice tic publish™) f«»r nine ( 0 ) t*onse u tlv e w rrk* In the Sanford Mr* ild . a nrw«[»aprr [aibliihe«i in Sanfunl. Morula Wit/ css my hand and **al thia l£ tb day ** May. A. D 1912. gaul I) M Fiat****« Clerk i4 ( im jItlsM irt Orange County. Flurida 73 9 Fri Hy U A. Howanf D C. & Jewelers, Silrrrimlthi and Importers 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville. Florida H . E. T O L A R . C a ih li* a general tonic for tired 77 feeling and m alaria. Mir R e p a irin g A ll W ork G u a ra n te e d Send Your Work to Ui and Have It Attended to Property Engraving, Clock and Jew elry Repairing H. R. S T E V e N S , V - P r a * . Chill and F e v e r Tonic, as I »h(i I i ullkfrtli V» Ihvt.f* « . ».i ¿i* i I «tll.r« 11» I i • t .ettf gM ( t nil r* t ft It aii|M*«r> fi'in I hr i»t»n i bili duly hlr>J in ihr i'aivr rfi(ll)r»| »•Jill« If. it th. |»ltnr uf fr* deuce nf ilir « « id r»Mit(iii (* Fiillu« th I» unknown to blit* •lidi «h r I* over |hr *igr of Iw rn t) one vear* Hint i fiere i» no (wriuMi in ih r »Inte o f fh»rWln the ^cf * io* of *ub|Rjrnn u(»»n whom would bind «nid Fronti fl F Fu lU rlb YtM i.ifr th .rrfo fr «»tdcrnl tn m>|«riif In tbl* bill ■II Moodily. Ihr r»tfi «I/« > *»f Alignât \ |) MM2 thr line firing 1 rulr dny of Mil* mm|H il •» further t*fdcrt'«l lb.it Hilft Iiii I mt Iw (»ui»liafir«l i • the S infold Her.lid, n tl»*w «[».ii# r |oit»lia)ir«I in Orange oAJlity Florldn, f«#r rigid m u m ntivr wrrka , L t o t « * Adrteor-r D « p t O u t 4 S M IT H , P r n S u m m e r or Winter weean supply your wants in «he Automobile line. If you want to rent For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida A Motor Tor Any Purpose we are at your service -with the very best cars We never sleep. If you are in trouble call us any hour of the night or day. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House fo r You Sanford Machine & Garage Company For Engraved Cards See The Herald PHONE 331 *? J A ^ ■ ■ r J A C K S O N V I L L E , ........................................... FLORIDA P E O P L E S B A N K OF S A H F O R D , OCPOSI T S I N S U R E O AGAI WST L O S S i^tOH jirlH C í Il U Kol»inaofi. rI kof «aid court and J N WI-TrtEh WIIF.UKOF, I harr hanonto flicWltnra« »ral Ihrrctif Ifni Mir 1.1th day uf May. A I) d.v?/i my omri«l «-«I thi. 1*00, a»y ol Juna, A. I). 10 IZ. WILSON 8c TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. _ _ _ _ .M = l^ im . B a B • . a « a à is a e a �Orlando Take* Advantage Orlando took advantage of the rainy season yesterday and put one on the Collegians to the tune of 4 to 2. Frequent showers made the crowd chicken hearted and the attendance was very olim for Thursday. The Tourists started oil bravely and in the second in­ ning squeezed in three runs, getting an­ other one in the fourth, followed by the Collegians who were forced to tag along behind until tike ninth, when their grand opportunity to win out three men on bases slipped through their Ungers and the Tourists copped off the game in easy style. The Collegians wen* dis­ heartened by thè accident to second baseman Edwards who fractured his ankle and was forced to leave the game. Following is the sadneas by speda weeps: Sanford. 8, Kowslmmeo 3 The heading tells the tale and there is hardly more to tell. The Kowsimmee cow boy* were not smooth enough for the Collegians and the game went to San­ ford as a matter of course. The report here before the boys went down to Cow Town was that they had Strengthened the team and would put it all over the Collegians and there was some fear expressed that by adding nina new players from New York or Jack­ sonville or Eustis or even from Orlando the Cowboy* could put It over on our team, but although their intentions were good tliey did not connect with the good players in time, and the good player* on hand could not connect with the ball and— but why transgress further. ' Those boy* duwn there in milk and crearnery land are nice boys, but it just seems like they can’t play ball with us. Sanford— ........... They have tried all the league players Edwards, 2nd ; like Carson and Fred Baas, all top notchSwink, 1st...... . „ . 4 Farmer, c f ...... ........ Bundy, s s................ Lowe, c.................... » LA.b l « AMO C«r»^TLPHCK Brittain, 3rd... ......... I X « B A T T e R i e v IS , A S FO LLO W S -----«'.* 1 Chittenden, I f McClure, r f .._......... S. Edwards, p •Wallace, r f ....... AB H H PO A 3 0 2 4 1 0 9 2 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 10 4 0 2 0 4 4 0 4 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 E 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total 29 2 62 •Wallace bats McClure in 6th. OrlandoAll It 11 T Lee, I f 4 0 0 Bennetl, c T V 1 T C. Pounds, ss 40 0 Boyer, r f .......... 4 1 1 Boyer, r i.: ___________ 4 1 1 Buwan, 3t*L ... - 2 1 rl FrPotnids, ffhil ’ 3 i |5 Wilson, 1st ____i J t t A - L - 1 1 Windham Barber, c Tit* Umpire. Sanford 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 61 Orlando 0 3 0 1 0 II II II U 4 6 1 Summary: Home run. Wilson. Two haaaJuta. Luwu. Double play. Pounds to Wilson. Hit by pitcher, Edwards by Windham, Base on ball off. Windham 3. Struck out by Windham 4, Edwarda 8. Time: 2 hours. Umpire*, Tilden and Moore. Without going into details longing the agony the score Is low: Sanford— AB It H Edwards, 2nd 3 2 0 Swink, 1st ... 4 10 Farmer, c f 413 Bundy, n 3 12 Lowe, c .... . 3 0 1 Brittain, 0rd.M___ v a n Wallace, p................ 4 0 0 Chittenden. I f 40 1 McClure, r f 1 1 1 •I*«*. r f 30 0 Whether or not you intend to purchase, . it will pay you to call and look over our many bargains An All-Linen, Natural Color 36-inch “ Bleached Suiting 28c Suisine Silk and Imitation, in all shades, worth 35 to 39 cents, at Black and Blue All-Wool Serge, 36-inch size Case Figured Lawns, fast colors (jiood uracie Apron umgi.ai.., *.---- , . 9-4 Bleached Sheeting it per yard * Total a •Lee goes in, in 3rd. Klaalramee A Alvery,I f Doyle, 3rd ...... Nance Kulg, r ( Snedigan, 2nd Olson, 1st Mims, s s Buzza, r f ........ Tillman, p -------- 25 dozen Pillow Cases, full size, at dozen Total Sanford 0 0 2 0 3 0 10 0 6 8 Kissimmee 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 6 Summary: Home runs, Snedcgur and Tillmun Stolen ba»«*a. Doyle. Double play*, Snedcgar to Olson. Wild pilches. Tillman 4. Passed balls, Nance 1. First base on errors, Kissimmee 1. Base on balls of Wallace 1. Base on ball* of Tillman 5. Left on base.* Sanford 7. Left on baa«« Kissimmee 2. Struck out by W’allace 7, Tillman 6 Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Baas. of these two trains. The gumoM on the Fourth are bound to attract the crowds vim most in not only front tin* towns in this («•rested, but from leap rates on vicinity. There » ill give the railroad* and tiie holiday every one a chance to attend the game* While there are many attractions in other places in the county and in the state the Sanford-Orlando games will draw a crowd because every rooter thnt has the price vwill be in Orlando when the bell sound*. As yet” the committee un arrangement* has not announced the full program but the people of Orlando can always In- de|«ended ujnjii to show the visitors a good time and the Fourth will lie no exception to the rule. Judgment of a Nation. A iMillou should be judged. If *• can judge nations, not by It* wealth, or Its population, or It* military or na­ val i»ower, real or apparent, but It should be Judged by ‘the opportunity It give* men to make their lives.— David Starr Jordan. 36-inch Bleached Domestic for Unbleached Lace, to close at Hose, Double Lisle Heel Misses Fine Ribbed Hose, 25c grade, Men’s Dress Shirts, full line sizes, at B V D Underwear, Athletic Style, at Arrow Brand Collars, line to close out at THE TORT y GOOD HEALTH Soft Shirts, Collars Attached, light shades, at Our Stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Pumps are still on sale at less than manufacturers prices, which means from 50c to $1.50 saved on each pair. >!• sad S' I. ( « l io n • oh«*' Sprayt FEN OLE OHEMICAL C/V/VPA/VY 1 $ , 'U ‘I . ..» A M * rtA . FOR S A L E BY FERNALD HARDWARE CO �Published S e m i- W e e k ly — Tuesday and F riday SANFORD H E R A LD I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Living N u m be r SAN TO RO , PLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , J U L Y I , IS IS NEWS OF THE WORLD » th e w ater q u e s t io n A LOCKED COMMITTEE a g a in • Cllizen Writes About Water, thought From The l.ake rv SCORCHED HRVAN ON FLOOR Delegate Ntanchflrld Reads His Record Items of Interest Gleaned from Delegates Cannot Agree Upon To Convention In a casual way I have heard several Various Sources Convention Hall, Baltimore, Md.. The Nominee citizens exprem themselves or\ the water July 2.—The sixth day of Ihe stwsion of works subject, which through your pathe D«*niocratic national convention was HAPPENINGS DURING Tilt WEEK l**n* MAV MEAN A DARK HORSt cal have been brought lx*fore the pul>- l ï ixl to order by Chairman Ollle James lic. There are a few who think that we at 11:03 o'clock, just three- minutes tiers tbs Readers Will rind a Brief should continue to use the lake water, Indications For Awhile Pointed to Gov after the hour named. Historical Sprint Flowing Wilson Friends Here Hype and that a cast iron pijx- should In- us««l S«x>n after the 0|x-ning prayer Colonel fo r hurried Readers for conveying by gravity the water from Convention Hall, Baltimore, Md., Bryan ap(x-artx| in the hall. A cheer It is estimated that over three hun­ lake to present rw r v o ir , anil it is for July 1. With thirty-three ballots taken grcetixl him and it was *pontan«x>ua dred people were killed and property these that I wish *.o make the present the Democratic national convention has as he strode up the aisle to take his seat toss of 910)000,000 entailed by a tor­ statement. failed to make a choice. with the Nebraska delegation. The nado, which, after a day of thunder­ About thirty years ago the city suitThe order of leadership was reversed commoner was smiling happily and he storms and ‘high winds, struck Regina, ply was taken from a lake less than three on the third ballot, when, by shifting of talked animatedly with several dele­ Saskatchewan, at 6 p. m. All wires ex­ miles from the city and brought to the fourteen votes of Iowa's twenty-six from gates. cept on# telegraph wire are down. This pumps through a 6 Inch cut Iron pipe. Clark to Wilson and Vermont's eight After appointment of a committee to one wire is. crowded with privste mes­ In the early nineties it wu found that from Foss to Wilson, the New Jersey secure validation of return railroad sages from people who wish to send word both from the lowering of the level of the governor came out with 460 votes to tickoti, the time limit on which Is about of their safety to friends and relatives. lake and from the size of pipe that a 465 for Clark. Underwood gained ten to expire, the twenty-seventh roll call A special train left Winnipeg shortly af­ change was necessary. The change was vot«« on this ballot, that numlx?r com­ was ordered. When New York was ter 9 o'clock with doctors and nun*»'« made by chunglng the sourc«* of supply ing to him from the Harmon vote in called Abraham I. Wilkin*, of the elevand telegraph and telephone repair men. to I.uke Adair, n luke live miles distant Ohlo. enth New York district. announc«xi that The magnitude of the calamity which and the supply brought into the city —Un uujAi >vi*rJ/.tMu—iiiu. -ulmjai* m. ; . ill* w * . wwfcggr1.-w-v/A**, r'A T H iV . pi|*-. AI seventh ballot, which was the tirxt taken of cheers gnx-t«xl him. Then William ¡ration as the rescue work proceeded, the time this pijM* was placed in the luke aft«T thi- convention assembled at 11:03 J. McAdoo followed with a vote for could not be fully estimated nt a late it was some two or more f«xd Ix-low the o'clock, to the twenty-third, Wilson Wilson and the nppluuac grew. hour tonight. It seemed certain, how­ level of the lake ut that .time. Three had - gained seventy-one and one-half When the name of John B. Stanchever, that the casualties would roll up a months ago I was told that this pip«; In- votes; Clark had lost twenty-one and field, the Buffalo lawyer, was called, he r total of betsr^n 400 and 600r«nd that of-liehijt. betbw tm^Vurface was one-half and Underwood had lost- eifcht took. the platform to explain Tiis vote: the propsrtyioAH could hardly fee under about four feet above the surface, in and on«*-hnlf. "T come,” he said, “ from u state whose |4;OO0;OGO at the lowest estimates fart for u number of years the water hus From the first to the twenty-third el«x*torul vote is vital to Democratic Plans for the spread of the coastwise hud to lx- pum|M-d into tins 15-inrh pijw. ballots Wilson hail gained 153* j, Clark mice««a. We represent 10,000.000 (xxjple. seamen's strike was develop'd further Looking ut this from u financial point, seven and Underwood lost fourU*en. He then proce«xl<xl to review the his­ today when at a meeting of the Associa­ it looks like a doubtful investment as the Wilson has Ix-en the only consistent tory of New York |x>litirs and the deletion of the National Trans[>ort Workers lake «•«•ms inadequate to the demand gamer He Clark has Ixxmi the in-ami-outer gat*« showed signs of impatience of America, resolutions were adopted The cost to furnish and put in place in Ih«- rare IMtsaJyzed the |x*rsonne| of the New York unanimously to call from their work on tins line of live miles of cast iron pi|x‘ Progressive leaders ure canvassing the «¿•legation, dix-laring it include«i jurists, Atlantic coastwise steamers every man would lx* approximately as follows field to find a man to break the dead- lawyers amt business men of known affiliated with the ueganirutiun If the \iM Tons at $30 |x-r ton $28500.00 Itx-k in the event of failure to nominate stainting. orders are heeded, the walkout will come Wilson. Representative Mitchell Pal­ “ It la by cummon consent that this Unloading at car and deliver­ "today. The effect of the resolution will is the most representative delegation mer of Pennsylvania is lx*ing consi«ler«xl ing at ditch, $2 |x*r ton U'ltd 00 be to call out u( least 20,000 men, in­ ax an available candidate that ever came from the stale of New cluding longshoremen, along the water 52.HOO |l«s caolking lead at !>r The Wilson fore«« made a great dem­ 5 ork to a national convention," he | x r Ih 2 0 2 0 .0 0 fronts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and New " I f these lx- 'pujijx-ts of wax,' onstration when Wilson went into the shouted 110.00 lead Jersey, according to a statement made 2200 lbs oakum at 5c u lb as we ure referred to by Mr. Bryan, we They ure very hopeful. It is 4 gby the chairman of the meeting, Sec­ Ditching and putting pi|x- to­ now re|Mirt>x| that Illinois will go to say that the office sn-king. publicity retary Jam«« Vidal, of the murine tire gether. 40c | n t ft 1II5(MI 00 Wilson hunting marplot of Nebraska men, oilers and water lenders uniiMj,*»%o( Stanchfield could not finish his sen­ Making a total id $43630181 lh« Atlantic and (lulf. The longshore tence. It was drowmxl in a burst of EDITOR JORDAN S EXPERIENCE This is a low estimate (based on light men are affiliated with other aaaocia* cheering. Bryan sat silent, smiling oc­ cast iron pi(x- to carry only forty thr«*e tions of seu laborers and the cooperation casionally. |M)iinds.pr»'Hsiiri*t. yet it is jxMsihly e«|ual Tells \\ hal The Insurance Trusl Did of many, it is declare«! by strike leaders. “ The vote of New York 1» vital to the to the pres«-nl entire watiT works sysTo Him In l.eeshurg Is counter! upon sure««* of the Democratic party," con­ tem I will stale here that I am not III a The deadlock in .tire Baltimore con­ The I >«‘ l.au«l News is to lx* highl> tinued Stanchfield, "and no man can go position to put a projxT valuntinn on ill«1 vention threatens to continue the em­ eommelidixl for the vigorous f i ght it Is forth from this convention stiginatiz«xl present water works plant. barrassment of the executive depart­ muking against the Fire Insurance and branded with the mark of llryanThis is not the only ex(>ense that ments of the government, due to tho ism and come within half u million votes would have to lx* made. IIliving only Trust. This only stands m c o ik I us a rob­ failure of Congress to pass the nixx-wary nl stirrcMi. When Mr Bryan make* ber to the Southern Express Company one reservoir U is impcsuihl«' to clean it appropriation hills for the new fiscal year ( 'ompans! to it, the Standard Oil Com­ the statement (fiat these delegates from out properly, for to do this all the wat«-r wdiich lx*gins tomorrow. When the pany. tlr«1 St«xd Trust anil the Toburro I New York state are under the influence has to lx- draw n out of ii and this canno t house and senate meet at noon tmnor Trust are paragons of public -pirn and j of Morgan and Ryan, and belong U) lx- done w iihout h a v i n g the «-it> with the 'plutocrats' of this convention, he row it is not likely (hut u «|iionini **l nation will«' lielievolelice. * out hr«- p relectio n Outside of the thr««either will lx* present and uni«-«* «man I Thr «xiotor of Hus paper while con omits one name T o sum the matter up it look* as imous consent is given for the passage j ducting a pujx-r at Ixx-sburg in the 80’« he ha« nurtoxl the richest und most |xiwthough the »•x|xiiisc is I ih) great to ex­ of the Fitzgerald resolution, continuing and since coining to Puntu tiorda, has «•rful plutocrat on the floor is the gentleited it being done in the near future and last year’s appropriations during July, several times calltxl attention to the In­ mun from Nebraska himself. If the as any change would lx* preferable to the surance Trust and demundixl it sup- New York delegation is to lx* prevenUxl the government will have to struggle present, we had Ix-tter take up some along without funds until the Demo­ pression, hut. Ix-ing a very smull »mil from participating, then any man who other plun and one (hat can ami should insignificant fellow, Ins assaults at has Ixx-n writing for pay from the floor crats nominate a candidate for President lx- carried out C IT1Z E M N of the Kepuhliran convention in favor and permit the absent statesmen to rotracUxI no attention. It is earnestly hojxxl that Hie I »••Lund of Mr Bryan's partner and ally. Rooseturn to their a«*ala in Washington N'«-wn will be more •mrixxoiful in its «•( Velt, he o uglll also to lx- exclud«xl M O O N SH IN E IN S 4 N FOR l> Lol llryun never int«>nilr«l to suj> (urt* towaril the repression of ih'* infer Negro Boy Mimllaina Prrarhrrs Negro Had ( oniplcle (lulfll For t he n.il fri«-b<x)l«-r of the commercial world, jxirt Ih«’ candidate of lion convention A negro boy's shrewdness, couplc<l which is annually rubbing the jxxipl«. of unless that candidate was Mr Bryan Making Of 1.1 ucr with a negro's proverbial love (or get­ We have all heurd for months Eloriilu of millions of dollur* This huns«>lf The geese awakened ancient Koine mixlern (upturn Kidd ojx-ruten ill the thut llryun was combatting Underwood ting something for nothing Is at the bot­ when their enemies were upon them southern states chiefly through nn ugen- here, Wilson there and Clark here und tom of a very neat case of ffiniffaming hut chicken fried chicken- carrie«l the cy known as the Southeastern Tariff As­ Harmon there, working all lb»- time in that occurred here last week. A n«*gro his own selfish interest to pnxiuce u officers to a still in operation here last sociation. "boy was walking out the road with three deadlock here." Since the Federal government has lxx*n Saturday night. negro preachers. Just why they were In conclusion Stanchfield threw the making war n[>oii trusts, <«r pretending Alxiut midnight the officers on duty convention into disorder with the d«xdario do so, it is passing strange that it hna walking out the road together and what heard the re|x>rt of a pistol on Mugnoliu ution, "I cast my vote for Woodrow overlookixi the Worst one of ull, viz: the tale he used to get them to walk out is found that a negro had b««-n wx-ii ujien' not known. As they walked along the ing the refrigerator on the hack jxirch Insurance Trust. But this one robs the Wilson." p«x>j)le of enough money to enable it to railroad tracks the boy suddenly stooped of the By-elx) and extracting some (ri«*d l Fancy Work Circle down and picked up a pocket book which chicken therefrom hud lxx*n fired uixm. buy up many congressmen, legislators Mrs. W. H. Mllteer entertained the and judges, and this may account for the upon being opened discloeed a $100 bill The officers took up the trail ang get­ fancy work circle Friday afternoon. and one silver dollar. The boy carrying ting hot after the negro on Sanford ave­ fart that no effort has ix-en made by After the enjoyment of |ileasant conout hla part acted like he was scared to nue ran him into a house and discovered either Fe<leral or state powers to sup­ vernation and their pretty work de­ death and Asked the preachers what he him under the lx*d. While searching press it. licious ice cream and cake were served Are congnxxwnien, legislators, pros­ should do with It. They told him to the house they also discoverer! a still in by the hostess. Mrs. Milteer’s guests ecuting attorneys and judges afraid of give It up to the authoritim hut the hoy operation and though crude the worm Were Mrs. J. J. Purdon, Mrs. T. S. Davis. it? Do they fear that th«- Insurance said he had to leave on the next train and other appurtenances were working Mr*. Roberts. Mrs. 11. H. Hill. Mrs. W. Trust has hired incendiaries fo burn and had no time to hunt up a policeman, just as nice as they ever worked on the T. Johns. ________ property of those who opjKMte it? Do but that if they would give him five old Blue Ridge mountains. The mash they fear assassination, or ure th«*y paid Missionary Meeting dollars apiece or fifteen dollars in oil he was made (ruin tomatoes or so the negro for keeping hands offi The missionary society of the Pres­ could give up the pocketbook and they get responsible for the moonshine said and P. S. Since tlx* above was in type, byterian church held their regular meet­ the reward. Maybe the preachers in­ he was muking a very good grade of Tampa re|xjrts thut she paid 1410,000 ing at the home of Mrs. J. N. Whitner tended to give it up and maybe they did tanglefoot for the regular .Sunday trnde the past year for fire insurance and re- Friday afternoon. After tlw conclusion not, but the African spirit in them was He go«« by the name of Joyce or Jordun received in return $.'14,000 in payment of the business of the society light re­ too strong to turn down a ten to one shot and niter a preliminary hearing is being of losses. This shows what a prodi freshment* were served by the hostess like that and they all dug. Thr boy dug held for the Federal authoriti«*. He profit the fire .nsurance coin- and a social half hour enjoyed by the too and has not been seen yet. The will get a sentence In the Federal prison, gious pani«*s ure making.— Punts Oorda Her­ ladies. pocketbook was a clever plant and the being a step in advance of the ordinary ald. 9100 bill was a counterfeit. The preach­ blind tigers. Catholic Church Service ly ers have taken up the matter with the The officers are to lx- congratulate«! The hour fixtxl for the devotions of thr A merry jiarty came up from Genrva authorities all right, but they do not ex- for their find, for if distilleries were al­ P*Ct to get anything back, although they lowed to flourish there Ls no telling where . by launch last Fridaj'. returning in the Ajxwtieship uf Prayer un next Friday m»y catch the young fUmflammer. He we could find one next. Everybody afternoon. Among the party were Mrs. will lx* at 7:30 p. m. Un next Sunday, 1* Just a trifle too smart to be at large M*ems to lx* doing it and some enter j j V Wicks. Misses Della Jones. Jessie July 7th, there will be two masses; the -and should be placed where his talents prising moonshiner might attempt to Grant, Nannie Harris, Belle Eichner and first at 7 a. m. and the second at 9 a m. in the bunco line will not have-such a start a still in ths city hall or under Culve^ Etheredge, all of wkom visited Confessions will.be heard on Saturday and 8unday. Mra. David Spe«r. l«T a *cope. v Mayor Spencer’s desk. t -îv .U ;2 .V ■■ __________ - ALL AROUND FLORIDA ' The General News of The Land of flowers. C tL ltD fROMJTHE STAIE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week's Moat Im­ portant Happening» In the State's Domain. Kissimmee's new street sprinkler, sweeper and grader have arrived and much improvement ia looked for in the appearance of the streets. The machin­ ery is of the latest Improved pattern. Beginning July 1st the Miami postoffice will be advanced to the firat class order. There are only, five first clue poetofflcet In the itate. Including Miami. The other four are at Jacksonville, Pen* * sacolu, Tampa and St. Augustine. The corn crop In Osceola county la * pronounmi by many Michiganders equal to «v ir-e «z r wes<.’. (Aar WoNwritw atatr, the stalks having from one to four well develojxxl care. — Kissimmee Valley Gaz-" zette. News come* from Titusville that sev­ eral orange buyers have, been In thlt^rT section rccentlyJooktng over'thtTProYoe-* with the view of purchasing the crop. Th<- Jacksonville team won the pen' nant in the first half of the South Atlan­ tic Baseball Association series. May the same good fortune attend the effort of the team in live »«x'ond half of the series. K. B. Embry. I«x«s«x> of the Hernando Tobacco Company farms, Brooksville, has finished gathering his crop and re ports a yield of almost 1,000 pounds per acre for Ixith shade and sun-grx)wn stock Although the yield has lx?en greater per acre in years past. Mr. Embry says he has never « « n grown in the state or any­ where else a finer quality of tobacco. The citizen* of Lakeland were success­ ful m their undertaking of building a church ut Dixieland in one day. At six o’clock in the morning the first nail was driven by Bishop Henry C. Mor­ rison of Ixx-shurg, and ulthough the rain jM)ur«xl down nearly all day the srtucture was finished and services were held there that night. Struck on the back of his head with a long iron bolt, knocked senseless and roblxxl of his week's wag««, Edward Guerra, night watchman at the Tampa Steam Ways, was found yesterday morning at 3 o’clock on the porch of the vngiixxir'a cottage at the water works. Guerra bail crawl«xi to the porch when conaciousm*» returrxxl to him after tha assault, but fainted again before he could call for help. He was taken to the Gordon Keller Hospital where City Physician Stringer found that he had tx<cn struck behind the ears with some smooth instrument He will recover.— Tampa Tribune. Tampa manufacturers of clear Havana i-lgarx are finding the new crop of Cuban tobacco the lintet in many years. The new crop is being inxxi generally in the factori«« of the city, some of them hav­ ing run out of the old rtock and their output now Ix-ing made up from the new crop. The faculty and law students of the university of Florida are to lie congrat­ ulated upon securing the services of Professor Thomas W. Hughes, who will lx*gin the fall term as successor to Dean A. J. Farran. recently resigned to accept a position as a member of the law faculty of the University of Alabama. While Dean Farran's resignation was accepted with a great deal of regret by President Murjdiree. every memlier of his faculty and the student body, it is believed that the university has been extremely for­ tunate in the selection of Professor * Hughes, formerly of the University of Michigan, but more recently of the Lou­ isiana State University. Report say» that several days ago there was sold ten thousand acres of E v­ erglades land lying between Lake Okee­ chobee and West Palm Beach. The board of interna] improvement received from the company purchasing thia land $25,000 in cash, which in addition to what they already had, gives them the required amount necessary for the dig­ ging of the canal 100 feet wide from Lake Okeechobee to West Palm Beach. The contract for digging this canal will be let in the very near future.—Fort Myers Press. Work on the new Palm avenue Bap­ tist church in Tampa has been started and will be rushed to completion. The cornerstone will be laid next Tuesday or Wednesday. "1 u . ; I ,8 fiii. � 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 28, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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>, June 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/347a8efbe34bd87fdb3b645300716cc8.pdf e0f067cf82594cc7dd202aad149e9a29 PDF Text Text Sanford. 8, Kowslmmeo 3 The heading tells the tale and there is hardly more to tell. The Kowsimmee cow boy* were not smooth enough for the Collegians and the game went to San­ ford as a matter of course. The report here before the boys went down to Cow Town was that they had Strengthened the team and would put it all over the Collegians and there was some fear expressed that by adding nina new players from New York or Ja ck ­ sonville or Eustis or even from Orlando the Cowboy* could put It over on our team, but although their intentions were good tliey did not connect with the good players in time, and the good player* on hand could not connect with the ball and— but why transgress further. ' Those boy* duwn there in milk and crearnery land are nice boys, but it just seems like they can’t play ball with us. They have tried all the league players like Carson and Fred Baas, all top notch- » LA.b l « AMO C«r»^TLPHCK IX « B A TTeR ie v AS F O L L O W S ------ «'.* 1 IS , Orlando Take* Advantage Orlando took advantage of the rainy season yesterday and put one on the Collegians to the tune of 4 to 2. Frequent showers made the crowd chicken hearted and the attendance was very olim for Thursday. The Tourists started oil bravely and in the second in­ ning squeezed in three runs, getting an­ other one in the fourth, followed by the Collegians who were forced to tag along behind until tike ninth, when their grand opportunity to win out three men on bases slipped through their Ungers and the Tourists copped off the game in easy style. The Collegians wen* dis­ heartened by thè accident to second baseman Edwards who fractured his ankle and was forced to leave the game. Following is the sadneas by speda weeps: Sanford— .............. Edwards, 2nd ; Swink, 1st........ . „ . 4 Farmer, c f.................. Bundy, s s ...... .............. Lowe, c ............. ............ Brittain, 3 r d ............... Chittenden, I f McClure, r f .._........... S. Edwards, p •Wallace, r f .......... AB H H PO A 3 0 2 4 1 0 9 2 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 10 4 0 2 0 4 4 0 4 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 E 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total 29 2 6 2 •Wallace bats McClure in 6th. O rlandoAll It 11 T Lee, I f 4 0 0 Bennetl, c T V 1 T C. Pounds, s s 4 0 0 Boyer, r f ............ 4 1 1 Boyer, r i.:___________ 4 1 1 Buwan, 3t*L .... - 2 Whether or not you intend to purchase, . it will pay you to call and look over our many bargains An All-Linen, Natural Color 1 rl 36-inch FrPotnids, ffhil ’ 3 i |5 Wilson, 1 st ____i J t t A - L - 1 1 Windham Barber, c Tit* Umpire. Sanford 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 61 Orlando 0 3 0 1 0 II II II U 4 6 1 Summary: Home run. Wilson. Two h aaaJuta. Luwu. Double play. Pounds to Wilson. Hit by pitcher, Edwards by Windham, Base on ball off. Windham 3. Struck out by Windham 4, Edwarda 8. Tim e: 2 hours. Umpire*, Tilden and Moore. Without going into details longing the agony the score Is low: Sanford— AB It H Edwards, 2nd 3 2 0 Swink, 1st ... 4 1 0 Farmer, c f 4 1 3 Bundy, n 3 1 2 Lowe, c ..... . 3 0 1 Brittain, 0rd.M___ v a n Suisine Silk and Imitation, in all shades, worth 35 to 39 cents, at Black and Blue All-Wool Serge, 36-inch size Case Figured Lawns, fast colors 9-4 Bleached Sheeting . it per yard * Total a •Lee goes in, in 3rd. Klaalramee A A lvery,I f Doyle, 3rd ...... Nance 25 dozen Pillow Cases, full size, at dozen Ku lg, r ( Snedig an, 2nd ........ ---------- Total Sanford 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 6 8 Kissimmee 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 6 Summary: Home runs, Snedcgur and Tillmun Stolen ba»«*a. Doyle. Double play*, Snedcgar to Olson. Wild pilches. Tillman 4. Passed balls, Nance 1. F irst base on errors, Kissimmee 1. Base on balls of Wallace 1. Base on ball* of Tillman 5. Left on base.* Sanford 7. Left on baa«« Kissimmee 2. Struck out by W’allace 7, Tillman 6 Tim e, 2 hours. Umpire, Baas. of these two trains. The gumoM on the Fourth are bound to attract the crowds vim most in not only front tin* towns in this («•rested, but from leap rates on vicinity. There » ill give the railroad* and tiie holiday every one a chance to attend the game* While there are many attractions in other places in the county and in the state the Sanford-Orlando games will draw a crowd because every rooter thnt has the price vwill be in Orlando when the bell sound*. As yet” the committee un arrangement* has not announced the full program but the people of Orlando can always In- de|«ended ujnjii to show the visitors a good time and the Fourth will lie no exception to the rule. Judgment of a Nation. A iMillou should be judged. If * • can judge nations, not by It* wealth, or Its population, or It* military or na­ val i»ower, real or apparent, but It should be Judged by ‘the opportunity It give* men to make their lives.— David Starr Jordan. 36-inch Bleached Domestic for Unbleached Lace, to close at Hose, Double Lisle Heel Misses Fine Ribbed Hose, 25c grade, Men’s Dress Shirts, full line sizes, at B V D Underwear, Athletic Style, at Arrow Brand Collars, line to close out at THE TORT y Bleached Suiting 28c (jiood uracie Apron um gi.ai.., *.---- , Wallace, p.................... 4 0 0 Chittenden. I f 4 0 1 McClure, r f 1 1 1 •I*«*. r f 3 0 0 Olson, 1st Mims, s s Buzza, r f Tillm an, p “ GOOD HEALTH Soft Shirts, Collars Attached, light shades, at Our Stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Pumps are still on sale at less than manufacturers prices, which means from 50c to $1.50 saved on each pair. >!• sad S' I. ( « l io n • o h « *' Sprayt F E N O L E O H E M IC A L C/V/VPA/VY 1 $ ,'U ‘I . .. » A M * r t A . FOR S A L E BY FERN A LD H ARDW ARE CO �P u b lish e d S e m i- W e e k ly — T u e sd a y and F rid a y SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Living Number SANTO RO , PLO R ID A. TU E S D A Y , JU LY I , IS IS NEWS OF THE WORLD » th e w ater q u e s t io n a g a in A LOCKED COMMITTEE • Cllizen Writes About Water, thought From The l.ake In a casual way I have heard several citizens exprem themselves or\ the water works subject, which through your pal**n* have been brought lx*fore the pul>lic. There are a few who think that we should continue to use the lake water, and that a cast iron pijx- should In- us««l for conveying by gravity the water from lake to present rw rv oir, anil it is for these that I wish *.o make the present statement. About thirty years ago the city suitply was taken from a lake less than three miles from the city and brought to the pumps through a 6 Inch c u t Iron pipe. In the early nineties it wu found that both from the lowering of the level of the lake and from the size of pipe that a change was necessary. The change was made by chunglng the sourc«* of supply to I.uke Adair, n luke live miles distant and the supply brought into the city r'ATH iV. pi|*-. AI the time this pijM* was placed in the luke it was some two or more f«xd Ix-low the level of the lake ut that .time. Three months ago I was told that this pip«; Inof-lieh ijt. betbw tm^Vurface was about four feet above the surface, in fart for u number of years the water hus hud to lx- pum|M-d into tins 15-inrh pijw. Looking ut this from u financial point, it looks like a doubtful investment as the lake «•«•ms inadequate to the demand The cost to furnish and put in place tins line of live miles of cast iron pi|x‘ would lx* approximately as follows rv SCORCHED HRVAN ON FLOOR Delegate Ntanchflrld Reads His Record Items of Interest Gleaned f r o m D ele g a te s C an n ot A gree Upon To Convention Various Sources Convention Hall, Baltimore, Md.. The Nominee July 2 .—The sixth day of Ihe stwsion of the D«*niocratic national convention was HAPPENINGS DURING Tilt WEEK lï MAV MEAN A DARK HORSt cal ixl to order by Chairman Ollle James at 11:03 o'clock, just three- minutes tiers tb s Readers Will rind a Brief Ind ication s For Awhile Pointed to Gov after the hour named. H istorical S p rin t Flowing Wilson Friends Here Hype S«x>n after the 0|x-ning prayer Colonel f o r hu rried R eaders Convention Hall, Baltimore, Md., Bryan ap(x-artx| in the hall. A cheer It is estimated that over three hun­ July 1. With thirty-three ballots taken grcetixl him and it was *pontan«x>ua dred people were killed and property the Democratic national convention has as he strode up the aisle to take his seat toss of 910)000,000 entailed by a tor­ failed to make a choice. with the Nebraska delegation. The nado, which, after a day of thunder­ The order of leadership was reversed commoner was smiling happily and he storms and ‘high winds, struck Regina, on the third ballot, when, by shifting of talked animatedly with several dele­ Saskatchewan, a t 6 p. m. All wires ex­ fourteen votes of Iowa's twenty-six from gates. cept on# telegraph wire are down. This Clark to Wilson and Vermont's eight After appointment of a committee to one wire is. crowded with privste mes­ from Foss to Wilson, the New Jersey secure validation of return railroad sages from people who wish to send word governor came out with 460 votes to tickoti, the time limit on which Is about of their safety to friends and relatives. 465 for Clark. Underwood gained ten to expire, the twenty-seventh roll call A special train left Winnipeg shortly af­ vot«« on this ballot, that numlx?r com­ was ordered. When New York was ter 9 o'clock with doctors and nun*»'« ing to him from the Harmon vote in called Abraham I. Wilkin*, of the elevand telegraph and telephone repair men. Ohlo. enth New York district. announc«xi that The magnitude of the calamity which —Un uujAi >vi*rJ/.tM u—iiiu. -ulmjai* m. ; . ill* w * . wwfcggr1 .-w-v/A**, seventh ballot, which was the tirxt taken of cheers gnx-t«xl him. Then William ¡ration as the rescue work proceeded, aft«T thi- convention assembled at 11:03 J. McAdoo followed with a vote for could not be fully estimated nt a late o'clock, to the twenty-third, Wilson Wilson and the nppluuac grew. hour tonight. It seemed certain, how­ had - gained seventy-one and one-half When the name of John B. Stanchever, that the casualties would roll up a votes; Clark had lost twenty-one and field, the Buffalo lawyer, was called, he r total of b etsr^ n 400 and 600r«nd that one-half and Underwood had lost- eifcht took. the platform to explain Tiis vote: the propsrtyioAH could hardly fee under and on«*-hnlf. "T come,” he said, “ from u state whose |4;OO0;OGO at the lowest estim ates From the first to the twenty-third el«x*torul vote is vital to Democratic Plans for the spread of the coastwise ballots Wilson hail gained 153* j, Clark mice««a. We represent 10,000.000 (xxjple. seamen's strike was develop'd further He then proce«xl<xl to review the his­ seven and Underwood lost fourU*en. today when at a meeting of the Associa­ Wilson has Ix-en the only consistent tory of New York |x>litirs and the deletion of the National Trans[>ort Workers He gamer Clark has Ixxmi the in-ami-outer gat*« showed signs of impatience of America, resolutions were adopted IMtsaJyzed the |x*rsonne| of the New York in Ih«- rare unanimously to call from their work on Progressive leaders ure canvassing the «¿•legation, dix-laring it include«i jurists, Atlantic coastwise steamers every man field to find a man to break the dead- lawyers amt business men of known affiliated with the ueganirutiun If the \iM Tons at $30 |x-r ton $28500.00 Itx-k in the event of failure to nominate s tainting. orders are heeded, the walkout will come Wilson. Representative Mitchell P al­ “ It la by cummon consent that this Unloading at car and deliver­ "to d ay . T he effect of the resolution will is the most representative delegation mer of Pennsylvania is lx*ing consi«ler«xl ing at ditch, $2 |x*r ton U'ltd 00 be to call out u( least 20,000 men, in­ ax an available candidate that ever came from the stale of New cluding longshoremen, along the water 52.HOO |l«s caolking lead at !>r The Wilson fore«« made a great dem­ 5 ork to a national convention," he |xr Ih 2020.00 fronts of M anhattan, Brooklyn and New " If these lx- 'pujijx-ts of wax,' onstration when Wilson went into the shouted 110.00 lead Jersey, according to a statement made 2200 lbs oakum at 5c u lb as we ure referred to by Mr. Bryan, we They ure very hopeful. It is 4 gby the chairman of the meeting, Sec­ Ditching and putting pi|x- t o ­ now re|Mirt>x| that Illinois will g o to say that the office sn-king. publicity retary Jam«« Vidal, of the murine tire gether. 40c |nt ft 1II5(MI 00 Wilson hunting marplot of Nebraska men, oilers and water lenders uniiMj,*»%o( Stanchfield could not finish his sen­ Making a t o t a l id $43630181 lh« Atlantic and (lulf. The longshore tence. It was drowmxl in a burst of EDITO R JORDAN S EXPERIEN C E This is a low estimate (based on light men are affiliated with other aaaocia* cheering. Bryan sat silent, smiling oc­ cast iron pi(x- to carry only forty thr«*e tions of seu laborers and the cooperation casionally. |M)iinds.pr»'Hsiiri*t. yet it is jxMsihly e«|ual T e ll s \\ h al T h e I n s u r a n c e T r u s l Did of many, it is declare«! by strike leaders. “The vote of New York 1» vital to the to the pres«-nl entire watiT works sysT o H im In l.e e s h u r g Is counter! upon sure««* of the Democratic party," con­ tem I will stale here that I am not III a The deadlock in .tire Baltimore con­ tinued Stanchfield, "and no man can go position to put a projxT valuntinn on ill«1 The I >«‘l.au«l News is to lx* highl> vention threatens to continue the em­ eommelidixl f or the vigorous f i g h t it Is forth from this convention stiginatiz«xl present water works plant. barrassment of the executive depart­ and branded with the mark of llryanThis is not the only ex(>ense that muking against the Fire Insurance ments of the government, due to tho Trust. This only stands mcoik I us a rob­ ism and come within half u million votes would have to lx* made. IIliving only failure of Congress to pass the nixx-wary nl stirrcMi. When Mr Bryan make* one reservoir U is impcsuihl«' to clean it ber t o the Southern Express Company the statement (fiat these delegates from appropriation hills for the new fiscal year ( 'ompans! to it, the Standard Oil Com­ out properly, for to do this all the wat«-r wdiich lx*gins tomorrow. When the New York state are under the influence pany. tlr«1 St«xd Trust anil the Toburro I has to lx- drawn out of ii and this cannot house and senate meet at noon tmnor Trust are paragons of public -pirn and j of Morgan and Ryan, and belong U) lx- done wiihout having the «-it> with the 'plutocrats' of this convention, he row it is not likely (hut u «|iionini **l nation will«' lielievolelice. * out hr«- prelection either will lx* present and uni«-«* «man I Thr «xiotor of Hus paper while con omits one name Outside of the thr««To sum the matter up it look* as imous consent is given for the passage j ducting a pujx-r at Ixx-sburg in the 80’« he ha« nurtoxl the richest und most |xiwthough the »•x|xiiisc is I ih) great to ex­ of the Fitzgerald resolution, continuing and since coining to Puntu tiorda, has «•rful plutocrat on the floor is the gentleited it being done in the near future and last year’s appropriations during July, several times calltxl attention to the In­ mun from Nebraska himself. If the as any change would lx* preferable to the surance Trust and demundixl it sup- New York delegation is to lx* prevenUxl the government will have to struggle present, we had Ix-tter take up some along without funds until the Demo­ pression, hut. Ix-ing a very smull »mil from participating, then any man who other plun and one (hat can ami should insignificant fellow, Ins assaults at has Ixx-n writing for pay from the floor crats nominate a candidate for President lx- carried out CIT1ZEM N of the Kepuhliran convention in favor and permit the absent statesmen to rotracUxI no attention. It is earnestly hojxxl that Hie I »••Lund of Mr Bryan's partner and ally. Rooseturn to their a«*ala in Washington N'«-wn will be more •mrixxoiful in its «•( Velt, he ouglll also to lx- exclud«xl M O O N S H I N E I N S 4 N F O R l> Lol llryun never int«>nilr«l to suj> (urt* towaril the repression of ih'* infer Negro Boy Mimllaina Prrarhrrs N e g r o H a d ( o n ip lc le ( l u lf l l F o r t he n.il fri«-b<x)l«-r of the commercial world, jxirt Ih«’ candidate of lion convention A negro boy's shrewdness, couplc<l which is annually rubbing the jxxipl«. of unless that candidate was Mr Bryan M a k i n g O f 1.1 u c r with a negro's proverbial love (or get­ We have all heurd for months Eloriilu of millions of dollur* This huns«>lf The geese awakened ancient Koine mixlern (upturn Kidd ojx-ruten ill the thut llryun was combatting Underwood ting something for nothing Is at the bot­ when their enemies were upon them southern states chiefly through nn ugen- here, Wilson there and Clark here und tom of a very neat case of ffiniffaming hut chicken fried chicken- carrie«l the cy known as the Southeastern Tariff As­ Harmon there, working all lb»- time in that occurred here last week. A n«*gro his own selfish interest to pnxiuce u officers to a still in operation here last sociation. "boy was walking out the road with three deadlock here." Since the Federal government has lxx*n Saturday night. negro preachers. Ju st why they were In conclusion Stanchfield threw the making war n[>oii trusts, <«r pretending Alxiut midnight the officers on duty convention into disorder with the d«xdario do so, it is passing strange that it hna walking out the road together and what heard the re|x>rt of a pistol on Mugnoliu ution, " I cast my vote for Woodrow overlookixi the Worst one of ull, viz: the tale he used to get them to walk out is found that a negro had b««-n wx-ii ujien' not known. As they walked along the ing the refrigerator on the hack jxirch Insurance Trust. But this one robs the W ilson." p«x>j)le of enough money to enable it to railroad tracks the boy suddenly stooped of the By-elx) and extracting some (ri«*d l Fancy Work Circle down and picked up a pocket book which chicken therefrom hud lxx*n fired uixm. buy up many congressmen, legislators Mrs. W. H. Mllteer entertained the and judges, and this may account for the upon being opened discloeed a $100 bill The officers took up the trail ang get­ fancy work circle Friday afternoon. and one silver dollar. The boy carrying ting hot after the negro on Sanford ave­ fart that no effort has ix-en made by After the enjoyment of |ileasant conout hla part acted like he was scared to nue ran him into a house and discovered either Fe<leral or state powers to sup­ vernation and their pretty work de­ death and Asked the preachers what he him under the lx*d. While searching press it. licious ice cream and cake were served Are congnxxwnien, legislators, pros­ should do with It. They told him to the house they also discoverer! a still in by the hostess. Mrs. Milteer’s guests ecuting attorneys and judges afraid of give It up to the authoritim hut the hoy operation and though crude the worm Were Mrs. J . J. Purdon, Mrs. T. S. Davis. it? Do they fear that th«- Insurance said he had to leave on the next train and other appurtenances were working Mr*. Roberts. Mrs. 11. H. Hill. Mrs. W. Trust has hired incendiaries fo burn and had no time to hunt up a policeman, just as nice as they ever worked on the T . Johns. ________ property of those who opjKMte it? Do but that if they would give him five old Blue Ridge mountains. The mash they fear assassination, or ure th«*y paid Missionary Meeting dollars apiece or fifteen dollars in oil he was made (ruin tomatoes or so the negro for keeping hands offi The missionary society of the Pres­ could give up the pocketbook and they get responsible for the moonshine said and P. S. Since tlx* above was in type, byterian church held their regular meet­ the reward. Maybe the preachers in­ he was muking a very good grade of Tampa re|xjrts thut she paid 1410,000 ing at the home of Mrs. J . N. Whitner tended to give it up and maybe they did tanglefoot for the regular .Sunday trnde the past year for fire insurance and re- Friday afternoon. After tlw conclusion not, but the African spirit in them was He go«« by the name of Joyce or Jordun received in return $.'14,000 in payment of the business of the society light re­ too strong to turn down a ten to one shot and niter a preliminary hearing is being of losses. This shows what a prodi freshment* were served by the hostess like that and they all dug. Thr boy dug held for the Federal authoriti«*. He too and has not been seen yet. The will get a sentence In the Federal prison, gious profit the fire .nsurance coin- and a social half hour enjoyed by the pocketbook was a clever plant and the being a step in advance of the ordinary pani«*s ure making.— Punts Oorda Her­ ladies. ald. 9100 bill was a counterfeit. The preach­ blind tigers. Catholic Church Service ers have taken up the m atter with the The officers are to lx- congratulate«! The hour fixtxl for the devotions of thr A merry jiarty came up from Genrva authorities all right, but they do not ex- for their find, for if distilleries were al­ P*Ct to get anything back, although they lowed to flourish there Ls no telling where . by launch last Fridaj'. returning in the Ajxwtieship uf Prayer un next Friday m»y catch the young fUmflammer. He we could find one next. Everybody afternoon. Among the party were Mrs. will lx* at 7:30 p. m. Un next Sunday, 1* Just a trifle too smart to be at large M*ems to lx* doing it and some enter j j V Wicks. Misses Della Jones. Jessie July 7th, there will be two masses; the -and should be placed where his talents prising moonshiner might attempt to Grant, Nannie Harris, Belle Eichner and first at 7 a. m. and the second at 9 a m. in the bunco line will not have-such a start a still in ths city hall or under Culve^ Etheredge, all of wkom visited Confessions will.be heard on Saturday and 8unday. Mra. David Spe«r. l«Ta *cope. v Mayor Spencer’s desk. ly t -îv.U ■■ __________- ; 2.V ALL AROUND FLORIDA ' The General News of The Land of flowers. C tLltD fROMJTHE STAIE PRESS An Epitome of the Week's Moat Im­ portant Happening» In the S tate's Domain. Kissimmee's new street sprinkler, sweeper and grader have arrived and much improvement ia looked for in the appearance of the streets. The machin­ ery is of the latest Improved pattern. Beginning July 1st the Miami postoffice will be advanced to the firat class order. There are only, five first clue poetofflcet In the itate. Including Miami. The other four are at Jacksonville, Pen* * sacolu, Tampa and St. Augustine. The corn crop In Osceola county la * pronounmi by many Michiganders equal to«v ir-e«zr w es<.’. (Aar WoNwritw a t a tr , the stalks having from one to four well develojxxl care. — Kissimmee Valley Gaz-" zette. News come* from Titusville that sev­ eral orange buyers have, been In thlt^rT section rccentlyJooktng over'thtTProYoe-* with the view of purchasing the crop. Th<- Jacksonville team won the pen' nant in the first half of the South Atlan­ tic Baseball Association series. May the same good fortune attend the effort of the team in live »«x'ond half of the series. K. B. Embry. I«x«s«x> of the Hernando Tobacco Company farms, Brooksville, has finished gathering his crop and re ports a yield of almost 1,000 pounds per acre for Ixith shade and sun-grx)wn stock Although the yield has lx?en greater per acre in years past. Mr. Embry says he has never ««n grown in the state or any­ where else a finer quality of tobacco. The citizen* of Lakeland were success­ ful m their undertaking of building a church ut Dixieland in one day. At six o’clock in the morning the first nail was driven by Bishop Henry C. Mor­ rison of Ixx-shurg, and ulthough the rain jM)ur«xl down nearly all day the srtucture was finished and services were held there that night. Struck on the back of his head with a long iron bolt, knocked senseless and roblxxl of his week's wag««, Edward Guerra, night watchman at the Tampa Steam Ways, was found yesterday morning at 3 o’clock on the porch of the vngiixxir'a cottage at the water works. Guerra bail crawl«xi to the porch when conaciousm*» returrxxl to him after tha assault, but fainted again before he could call for help. He was taken to the Gordon Keller Hospital where City Physician Stringer found that he had tx<cn struck behind the ears with some smooth instrument He will recover.— Tampa Tribune. Tampa manufacturers of clear Havana i-lgarx are finding the new crop of Cuban tobacco the lintet in many years. The new crop is being inxxi generally in the factori«« of the city, some of them hav­ ing run out of the old rtock and their output now Ix-ing made up from the new crop. The faculty and law students of the university of Florida are to lie congrat­ ulated upon securing the services of Professor Thomas W. Hughes, who will lx*gin the fall term as successor to Dean A. J. Farran. recently resigned to accept a position as a member of the law faculty of the University of Alabama. While Dean Farran's resignation was accepted with a great deal of regret by President Murjdiree. every memlier of his faculty and the student body, it is believed that the university has been extremely for­ tunate in the selection of Professor * Hughes, formerly of the University of Michigan, but more recently of the Lou­ isiana State University. Report say» that several days ago there was sold ten thousand acres of E v ­ erglades land lying between Lake Okee­ chobee and West Palm Beach. The board of interna] improvement received from the company purchasing thia land $25,000 in cash, which in addition to what they already had, gives them the required amount necessary for the dig­ ging of the canal 100 feet wide from Lake Okeechobee to West Palm Beach. The contract for digging this canal will be let in the very near future.—Fort Myers Press. Work on the new Palm avenue Bap­ tist church in Tampa has been started and will be rushed to completion. The cornerstone will be laid next Tuesday or Wednesday. "1 .; I u ,8 f ii i. �* - ■;'• I* r■. . »."• . •• * • 7‘.? T I certainly hope the election for bonds C* - , . The Fewer ef the Free*. roads will carry, ior If ever a A newspaper oan drpp the earn« section needed good roads the Sanford thought UUo a thousand I minds at th i Section does. We have the beat coun­ same momant. x newspaper is an try in the world, but it ia rather hard to adviser who doea not require to bs convince a stranger of this fact when hé sought, but oomee to you. briefly e r Is bouncing over the rough roads or sink­ cry day of oommon weal, without die ing into the heavy sand at every step. trad in g your private affairs. Newspa para, therefore, beootne more neoea There is nothing that so thoroughly dis­ sary 1b proportion as msn become gusts a prospective homeseeker so much mors equal Individual. gnd more to with a new country as rough or miserable be feared. To suppose (flat they only roads and In this respect all of Florida is serve to protect freedom would bs deficient. Let us havo the bond Issue to diminish their tmportasoe; they by all means, and let us have it thia time, maintain civilisation.—De Tooquevlila for the opportunity will never present itself again in a life time. The W ay to Meet Work. • • • The beauty of work depend* upon \ Either we get that new hotel or wo the way we m eet It— whether we arm die of dry rot. You can sing of your ourselves eaob morning to attaok It aa beautiful rlimate, of your fine streets, of an ensmy that must be vanquished your splendid opportunities and endeav­ before night oomee. or whether we ors to get the stranger to locate here, but open our eyes with the sunrise to an evening spent in your Bo-callod hotel weloome It as an approaching friend will convince him that Hanford is no wbo will keep us delightful oompany place for him. You have to show the all day, and who will make us feel at evening that the day was well worth stranger that you have faith enough in Its fatigues.— Luoy Laroom. your town to btdid or buy property here. Ju st let that truth sink into your ossified Mental Diseases. think tank, you old codgers who have . F ear and apprehension make people lived off of grits and gravy so long and think everybody else can do the same. nervous and atek. The thousand and The time has come when you will either one needless worries over the future are simply providence for the morrow join the gladsome throng that wants tò gone mad. F ear of disease and death build a city or else you can whittle a are normal; hut to allow the mind to J slick on the platform where the dwell on these things Is to become a depbt used to stand and watch the hypochondriac with no more stability^ crowds go buy. Don't delude your­ than the leaf of tho aapon. self with the idea that Hanford voti huiU up by itself* it won't. Don't delude Pupils and the School Clook. yourself with the idea that you can trade High school pupils do batter work on adversity as you formerly did. You when their eyes are not fixed on the can't. Times have changed and the olook. This opinion was expressed man in Sanford wfco thinks he can m-. unanimously by the setiool board jread ice people to locate here 15^the name torday afternoon antHt proposal to put alone Is badly mistaken. Other ritfr* a clock In every room In the city's- ; abandoned.— 8 t that have the proper facilities will get high schools v a i the real live ones and Sanford will be a Paul Pioneer Prose. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS for brick b IHR llftt * . . E t. ------------- EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN II A Chlel U Among Ye Taking Note« and ra lth . He'll Prent t m ”Se Say* S au n tcrer. A L iliii i 1 H * ' lj| 1 Sometime-. I am inclined . that tho«e who ptVy upon the human fam­ ily far exceed* the number who sincerely pray for theni. • AcconUinj^J^ atatistica, the hiduatrial phalafiic a\ahi>eni not over one-fl^th of tho people.' In other day* they uaed to call certain d a w n wo lived on the people leeches; but we have become more polite, although there were never no many of these parasites upon the people aa there are today. Those who live by their wita by the earn­ ings of other« in America are twice as great in number aa tho regular army; Mid If we could only «ee those who wear “ the garb of heaven to serve the devil in ," we should behold a host. I do not wonder men in genera] are no better, for it la a matter of surprise that the delvers are not worse«. .One great «sample is not all the world needs; hut millions of^yxxl examples. The under dog gets so little salad and so much "sa&T’ that he can growl better than he ran ’ho|>e; and-who to blame. • • • Kail ■ Hl In i' « B I — h fti ; ) w+ to think We have made it impossible for sound banka to be without the means of paying cash in time of financial alarm. E n g la n d 's F o re s t* *. ** - • C-, • 1 >•!.. _. . - ' j • ’ IBM iW0£|| h ■ 3*"' ‘ 'J j& H F •‘AA*l •v M Y .i A V *W * Medicine Cabinet«. The most attractiv e medicine cab­ inets for tbo bathroom wall come from tho old town of Nuremberg, whore they are hand carved and painted to Imitate the front« o ' ancient bouse* of that quaint t*"* j with their ch arac­ teristic gables and chimneys. A T L A N T IC ■H ^■1 . COAST L IN E Round Trip from 8anfordf Fla. $40.00 Philadelphia. Pa. $40.00 New York, N. Y. ^ $3(100 Washington. D. C. $ 3 0.00 Baltimore. Md. - $48.50 Chicago. I1L Low rale» to other point». On $42.73 S t. Louis, Mo. »ale dally to Septvmber SO, final limit October W, Slat. 1012. Foe information on above and other rale«. Pullman rraervatioo, etc . are A t «U Untie Count Lina i f t a l ot writ* J . A . W . F R IT O T , D . P A 8 8 . A C T . 138 W est Bay 8t. JACKSONVILLE, ELA C IT Y R ES TA U R A N T ' ( f lr a i Sti«w t. o n . Mock fro m D r o o l oppoall. P o * lo ft ie r) H. E . W I S E , P ro p rie to r ---- Formerly Manager of Central Cafe S te a k s , C h o p s, O y s t e r s and F ish a S p e c ia lty A Place For Ladles and Gentlemen r "* S h o rt O rd e rs At All H o u r* Prompt, Clean Service . iv e r y i f i l n g 'F T r a f C e s s ' Meal Tickeis are Sold at Reduced Rules A|«enfN for N ew York an d Chicago Factories Hit'll Oracle Pianos-Low Price»—Ea»y Terra» Piano Tuning A Specialty Orders Solicited • Phone 18-4 Ring» Sympathy Counts. We often do more good b/*our aympatby than by our labors, and render to tlie world a more lasting service by absence of Joalouay and recognition of merit than w« could ever render by the straining efforts of personal am bi­ tion.—Farrar Comforting Rsllglon. People like their religion to be what they call com forting 1 want my rellglou to give me Self-respect and courag* This sort of faith really overcomes the power of death.— B er­ nard Shaw. Noble Practice. I-et us all resolve— first, to attain the grace of silen ce; second, to deem all fault finding that do^s no good a sin ; third, to practice (he grace and virtue of p r a is e — Harriet Beecher Blow«. P. O. Box 1127 D r in k a B o t t l e of G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness «1.1 digestion and give » hi health Tho S a n fo rd C o c a Cola B o ttlin g C o ., Sa n fo rd , Fla j£ A. P. ! G E N E R A L F I R E j IN S U R A N C E A GEN T ! Rare Among Men. The ability to eecure your own way ; and Impress oth ers with the Idea that they are having th eir own way la rare among men; among women It la aa oommon aa eyebrows.—T. I) Aldrich. IJ C O N N E L L Y j| 1 i Office Above Mrst National Bank SANTORO. fLOHIDA ; - '<•> >ww WAY.1V V W .W VA'VffVMWV‘W .«W .W W .W W W¥WWWWW •'AWAW Valuable Petroleum. Petroleum gives ua asphalt paving, permanent Ink for printing, dpoa of brilliant hua, and all kinds of rubber artlolea which without the oil oouM not be manufactured. r*ì*?l*■»t-, - : T l* " ... ! VIA A. H. C R IP P E N & SON W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY AOCNT8 General Fire Insurance orflee with HOLDS» RBAL ««TAT« OO. Sa n fo rd . - - - Florida g is i^ A Neat Market of Quality^ J Where you can ]*et the best of everything delivered to your door by special messenger and on Time WC CARRY A COMPUTE LINE Or Florida and Western Beef and Pork, Lamb, Dry and Salt Meats, Fish, Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sau sage. ■- L V 0 We ore now prepared to give to the trade our special HOME MADE CORN BEEF , / T. T ry it—you will be ple&oed.___________ _ W. B R I G G S 110 Park Avenue si it to hia heart’s content? .* ■ Q o n *. The Sum and Substance ’ ,• »• The forest* for which England was at one tltuo famous have vanished or only exist In the attenuated form of carefully preserved woods and parks, from which can he obtained only a fraction of the supplies needed. Leave Orders For Ico Cream Any one wishing ico cream on Sunday can have it made and delivered by leav­ There’s the Rule. ing orders on Saturday at Maxwell's. “1 always make It a practice to let i Now is Abe season of our discontent Latest improved machinery insures the when the small boy is laying for us and b u t of cream and quick delivery. 72-ti tomorrow take ca r« of Itself.” “T h at'* •asy enough, but lt‘a forgetting yes when we least expect It wtH touch off a terday that causes trouble for eo many cannon cracker under our feet and blow of u«.** ua up with a loud explosion. The day waa when I enjoyed the Glorious Fourth The Am ateur Qardener. much m any of the small boy» of toThe trouble with being an am ateur but age makes you more squeemiah gardener is th at usually th« thing« of loud noises and the daily reports of that coma up and look Uk« weed« r i j_, (he children getting injured la apt to get aren't; and the thing« that don't look of being a aubecriber to this you on the sane and safe side and prom­ Ilka weeds, are. r paper in that you and your ulgate the idea of stopping the boys in family become attached to their fun. Sanford has an ordinance, 1L Tho paper becomes a Juet So. I believe, regarding the shooting of Are *Tb« bridegroom 1« a pleasant man member of the family and crackers in the fire limits but it has never —be has that acm ythlnj— ” its pbming each week will been rigidly enforced and as every one *T'd rather have a man with som e­ be on welcome. m the ar­ will be away th a t day (he small boy is thing oertaln.”— 8 a tire. rival of anyone that's dear. more than a p t to enjoy himself. It does It will keep you InJbnned on seem like a restriction on-the youngsters the doings of the'Community end to prohibit the use of fire crackers on Oauee of Suffering. the bargain* of lbo merchant* Consider how muoh more you often regularly advertised will enable the Fourth, for the boy is apt to think you to save many those the cost suffer from anger and grfaf than from he has been badly treated in the matter, of the subscription. those things by which you a re a » end if he can ’t abbot to his heart's con­ hi *.- »8 I **“=: ««red or grlered. tent on the F o u rth whop can be enjoy ■„* E X C U R S IO N l TH E f And now for a few days politics will 1m aa improtant aa base ball. T aft will be nearly aa well known as T y Cobb and ‘ 'Roosevelt will be as much talked of a* Lajoie. Whether tho‘platforms of par­ ties and factibns Will lie as generally un­ derstood as the rultsfof tho national game is more doubtful: Out for alii his dis­ comfort, the umpire of a championship dead one and receive the dead ones -the game holds a sinecure compured with the tin can tourists. committee which is trying to say who is out and who is "safe at Baltimore. Although several weeks late the water­ melon crop of thi* section i* beginning to • • • * A fair college damsel who says she is move and within another week will bo •tired of afternoon teas declares that they passing through here in solid train loads. arc composed entirely of four G's, T he latenoes of tho crop is duo O f the late winter and general unfavorable “ Gather, gabble, gobble ami git." weather condition*, which preventer! • • • the melon* from being planted and later 1 The bank collects the small savings of from maturing early. Nearly 1,000 many thrifty people- savings each pow- acre* are plunted and it l* ex|»ected that twlesa to work efficiently in producing the yield thin year will be larger than wealth —and loans them in larger ever l«efore in wlial in known a* the amounts to the active busmens leaders wuterilielnn l>elt o( Went Honda I If of the community. If lu.000 j«ople melon* are very large and if the «Top each have f 10 In pocket, this money doe« could have been marketed a few week* slight service; hut this f 100.000 in a lump earlier the planter* would have real«*! in a bank becomes a powerful* agent in much larger *um* from their »ale* wealth production. Pensacola Note* in Timee-Union. It will move trninloads of wheat from the wheatflclda of the northwest to the A Kissimmee firm ha* secured the con­ flour mills of Minneapolis, and acroas tract for the building of the new court the country to the Atlantic senlroard, house at Bushnell. The structure will and thence oversea to foreign buyers; it be two stories high, surmounted by a will build a factory giving employment tower, -and will he of reinforced con­ to hundred* of men ami making useful crete with pre**«-d brick side*. It i* to goods for thousands of people; it will do cost about 100,000 and will lie handsome its shnre In vitalizing industry and trade architectural!) and ample in »ire for the — in speeding up the machinery of wealth u*e of Sumter county for mnny year*. production. Banks are reservoir« of capital. A The executive committee of tho Flor­ bad banking system will periodically ida Educational Associations! Associa­ break down and the flow of capital will tion met last Friday and Saturday at stop, with losses to all the people. Ours Gainesville for the purpose of preparing is the only big country that hasn't pro­ u program for the next meeting of the vided against credit collapses. Association, which t* to he held In Ocala No bank is ever in u position to pay ull December 31 of this year and Janunry Its depositors cash in full on demand 1 uml 2. 1913. SupL J. H. Brinson of But every sound hunk in a good hanking Ocalu, a member of the executive coin system has its resources in such form mittee of the association was appointed that it can obtain cash on short notice to represent the association in the mak­ to meet the most extraordinary demands ing of ull arrangement* for the meeting, of Ita depositors. If a sound bank can­ and nil local committees of Ocala's cilinot always obtain cash on short notice, rena are requested to cooperate with then there is something radically Brinson to this entj. wrong with the system of which it is a part. In 1907 many sound banks could Five or six donee of ''66G" will lircak not meet their depositors' demands for cash. In no other great commercial na- any case of chills and fever; it acta on , tlon Is such a thing possible. Our bank^ the liver better than Calomel and doea lng system will be woefully weak until not gripe or sicken. . ■. July 2,1912 SANfORP HERALD A Budget of Opinion “Just Be tween You and Me" • • . m . ; m * •^ L**-1 Phone No I — - . * ,k ! k M . - . 4r s g = s *= s i i a 1 �' « ■* V *■ -r ^ flit SANfORD IIERALD a— i Our Entire Stock of High Grade Clothing, Hats and *» - * . •I Furnishings Must Be Sold in the Next Fifteen Days This entire $10,489.00 stock of Fine Suits,.Shirts, Hats, Hosiery, Underwear, Silk Ties, Belts, Suspenders Etc., Etc. All of these goods are New, Clean and Up-lo-Date. For you know we have always had nothing but the most Up-to-Date goods in this stoic. -DOOMED TO BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW DATS,JO COME WHILE THE PICKING IS-GOOD Beginning June 18th and Ending July 6th Below We Quote but a Few of the Many Bargains to be Had at This CLOTHING This stock is very complete, all the newest styles and colors, all well made, every suit guaranteed: One Lot, $15.00 suits, side price $3.75 One Lot $15.00 serges, fancy worsteds, suits well tailored and all wool, sale price................................................ $7.75 Men's hose, regular 15 cent quality. I t side price 111 Regular $1.00 men’s overalls, sale price__ _______ '• OpT« 80C One lot men’s 50 cent •belts, black, O Q p etc, sale price...................................... £tU\* 39c One lot men’s 50 cent belts, s a le ..... pnce One lot, men’s $1.50 alligator belts, Q Q ^ sale price UOV Men’s 50 cent pure silk hose in plain QQ/* colors, sale price O i/ L One lot of 50 cent dress shirts, with ‘) Q , t collar at Inched, sale price DOL HATS M EN’S SUSPENDERS Men’s pajamas, worth. $1.00, price Men’s night shirts, worth $1.00, price Men's $3.00 felt hats, sale price $ 2 . 15 OQ Oc/C Men’s $2,50 Felt Hat.-, .-ah price $ 1 .0 0 Men s $2.00 I- ell I lats, sale price 1.39 Q A ,, Men’s $1.50 Felt Hats, sale price Men’s $2.50 Felt Hats, side price LOO -I Q A I/L ______,__:------------------------------- $ 1.22 sale 80c sale BOVS’ PANTS $1.25 Pants, sale price $1.50 Pants, sale price $1.00 1.19 BOYS’ S L IT S In all the new styles and patterns, full peg pants, well made, values from $5.00 to $10.00, sale price one-half. ... ■ ■ MEN’S WASH PANTS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Men’s dress shirts, Savoy brand in all the new spring patterns, pleated regular d» -J -| A $1.50 Shirts sale price.................. tp X« $1.60 Men’s Hose, regular 10 cent quality, sale price. .98 Serges and worsteds, 7.» cents pants sale price 01/1/ Men’s dress shirts, in all the new spring pat­ terns, Savoy Brand, made of the best French madras, with or without collar to match, $2.00 shirts sale MEN’S HOSE Sale Men’s 25 cent lisle hose, in all the plain colors, sale* price Men’s night shirts, worth 50 cents, O Q ^ side price................................................ 01/1/ MEN’S BELTS This $1.50 Shirt-, sde price $1 ,.T0 $1.00 Shirt.-, sale price 80c (hie lot of 50 cent shills without r o U - Q O lar, side price Men’s fine suits, elegantly tailored and all Men’s 50c French Lisle Suspenders, in pure wool fabrics, in blue serges and fancy \ regular and extra lengths, sale price worsteds, all $18.00suits. Sale U? 1 1 HE. price price.............................. «p 1 1 • i O Men’s 50 cent heavy working susMen’s $20.00 suits in all the newest spring styles, all wool, and our serge at this price Men’s regular 25 cent suspenders, cannot be equaled, side $13.50 sale price price...... .......................... n serges and Men’s $22.00 and $25.00 suits in worsteds. The finest in the land, Hart MEN’S PAJAMAS SchafTner & Marx. Sale $15.25 Men’s $1.50 Faultless pajamas, sale tí» prices $17.25 an d .... price OVERALLS Store Duing •^ Made of tJ. S. Kaki, $1.50 pants side price $1.15 MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES Men’s $1.50 work gloves, side price........ ........................................ $1.20 Men’s $1.00 work gloves, sale price................. ............................... 80c SEIGH CLOTHES THAT F U R N IS H IN G S S A T IS F Y FOR M E N W HO KNOW SAN FO RD, 117 First Street F L O R ID A U2. ■• - - • -j . - . > mi �. ir v Tr„ V Bw ; * July 2,1012 SANrORD HERALD nap THE SANFORD HERALD fubUshsd Even Tuesday and rodar Uomini fly THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ! R. J. HOLLY. Editar W. M. HAYNES. Buslnsss M an aier tu b aof Iptlan Price. * 2 0 0 a Year In Advance Oallvarad la the City by carrier $2.00 per year la advance or 20c per rootilh. Payment) la advance mull be made at office Catered ea ■eooad-claaa mall mattrr Auaust 22nd 1009. at the Poetofflce at Sanford. Florida, coder Act of March 3rd. 1878 Office la Herald Bclldlm Telephone No. MB W ILSO N As we go to press the news is flashed from Baltimore as follows: On the forty-fifth ballot Wilson 629, Clark 306, Un­ derwood 99, scattering vote 5<. Wilson lacks 96 and onehalf votes of having enough to nominate and his nomina­ tion is now assured and may occur any moment. m —Wm, B ili I___ I f ¡ Ü -- -- -g — -- - IN D E P E N D E N C E DAY The Fourth of July kept green in tho memory of a grateful nation as the nutul day of American independence aMumra a new phone this year with the Demo­ cratic hosts in Baltimore choosing a nominee for President who will break the bonds of thraldom made secure by the wealthy plutes of the Republican party. Aa we have celebrated the Fourth for so many years as a free na­ tion for the pasf twenty years th ere has been no freedom in this country for the man who was subservient to the beck and nod of the money jxiwcr and today is the first tifnc in the long stretch of years when the progressive wing of the Democratic party has'1 ms*n able to show some s|H*cd and not only dominate tinconvention hut almost exclude the minions of Wall street from the conven­ tion hall. Independence day for the oppressed, for the ¡KXir plodders who at the present rate will soon lx* forced upon the streets, for the man who getting a dollar n day can make it go twice as far as it does now. For the long suffering public that has l>een under the heel of trust oppres­ sion for years without hojx* of better­ ment. Independence Day for the mighty h o s t s who have long held t h e balance of power in their hands by the ballot and have lxx*n afraid to use It The Democratic party of today is a different party in many way». While standing firm for the creed aa set forth by Jefferson the leaders have recogniied the handwriting on the wall and have advanced their ideas to keep in line with the advancement of the needs of the nation, and if the Democrat« will stand together man to man after the B alti­ more convention the country will be saved from the corruption that has s.o long held sway and gnmed strength from the money powers and the longevity of office holders. Independence Day as the following new platform upon which the Demo­ cratic party will stand indicated by the following: Reaffirms party’s devotion to the principles of Democratic govern.ent as formulated by Jefferson. Declares for a tariff for revenue only and denounces "th e high Republican tariff as the principal cause of the un­ equal distribution of wealth. Favors immediate downward revision of present duties, es|>eciully, upon the necessaries of life. Also, favors grad­ ual reduction, so as not to interfere with or deatroy legitimate industries. De­ nounces President Taft for vetoelng tariff bills of lost Congress. Condemns Republican party "for failure to redeem its promises of 1908 for downward re_ vision ."_______ Takea issue with the Republican plat­ form as to the high coat of living, con­ tending it is largely due to high tariff laws. Favors vigorous enforcement of the criminal features of the anti-trust laws. Demands such additional legislation as may be necessary to crush private mo­ nopoly. 'F a v o rs prohibition of hold­ ing companies, interlocking directors, stock watering, etc. Condemns Republican administra­ tion for "compromising with Standard Oil Co. and Tobacco T ru st.” Dennouncea as "usurpation" the ef­ forts of Republicans to deprive states of their rights and to enlarge powers of the federal government. "Then* is." says tlnpplatform , "no twilight lone between the nation and the state in which exploiting interests can take refuge from both." Urges people to support proposed con­ stitutional amendments (tending in vari­ ous state legislatures, providing for an Income tax anti election of United States Senators by direct vote of the !jx*ople. As justification of the demands of the party for publicity of campaign expend­ itures, attention Ls directed to tho "enor­ mous expenditures of money in behalf of tho President and his predecessor In the recent presidential contest." Declares for presidential preference primaries. Directs national committees to pro­ vide for selection at primaries of mem­ bers of the national committee. Pledges party to enactment of lnw prohibiting campaign contributions by corporations and unreasonable cam­ paign contributions by individuals. Favors single presidential term, and making President ineligible for reelection. Felicitates Democratic Congress on Its record, enumerating Important achievements and pledges an adequate navy. P enoucrs Republican administration on charge of extravagance, nnd demands return to simplicity and economy befit­ ting Democratic government. Favors sufficient su|x*rvlsion and rate regulation of railroads, express com­ panies, telegraph and telephone line* and a valuation of-these companies by xJte interstate commerce commission), and also legislation against over-issuance of stocks of thesA corporations. In connection with a demand for such a revision of the bahking laws as will give tetn|>orary relief in case of financial distress, there is a denunciation of the AlA drich hill prepared by the monetary commixsion The present m e t h o d of deposituig government funtls 1» condemned and the party is pledged to the enact­ ment of u law for the dejKXtit of such funds l»> com |x*li live bidding in state or nutionul hank« without discrimination •» to locality. ------ Recommends investigation of agri turul credit societies in Kurojie to ascer tain whether a system of rural cmliLs maty Im* devised suitable to conditions in the United States. So in the celebration of our natal day in tin* ) ear of 1912 we cun make merry in tie* thought that better day» are in store for us and the staunch old Democratic party under new atft! progressive leaders will lead us out of the wilder»»*** of des­ pair and utter helpleHsnrwN into the haven of hu(x* and lx*tter day«. Inde|M*ndence D ay. (lawns uguin for the whole nation. f o T 0rf(fu, fT*fSp&bimny- •-Z & 4 f w tions of it that we have seen anywhere. It is from one who says he la not a “car window" expert, hut has visited and seen for himself. He puta Sanford, Port Myers, Miami, nnd generally »peaking, u few other towas, in a class all by them­ selves. We urt* In a position to speuk forcibly, knowing it to he one of the beat towns that exists anywhere, regurdlesa of location.— Fort Myers Press. < ■■ . Associated Charities I THE HODSE OF CUNNINGHAM kUE. to its individuality of service; its individuality of inethodi; its increasing efforts in behalf of home—owners, this housefurnishing store has made itself known from one end of Florida Co the other. Its prestige is by no means limited to Jack tonvillc— it is an institution for the State in general. T H IS store is the depot and market for the output of the finest furniture made in America, handling such products as are msnu factured by Bcrkey & Gay; Chas. P. Lirnhert; Luc« Furniture Com pany, and, in fact, all the very best concern» of Grand Rapids are fully represented. And upon the merits of auch creations hat this business attained the remarkable success that.it is at present enjoying m* 3 ' * t' ¡¡* JJ* Associated Charities has ut last become an matured thing for Salford. Last Monday morning Mrs. J . C. MiDuniel :■ begnn uctivo work as general secretary < of the new organization. Her office is being established in the real estate of­ O U R P IA N O DEPARTM ENT fice of Mr. J . N. Whltner. which is an - n l ideal location in the heart of the business kN E of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South is 9 district. located on the first floor of our building. The display cm Mrs. McDanjel’s office hour» Will be braces only the finest makes— the kinds that arc dependable from 9 to 11 each morning and from 4 to and worthy. I&Nhe list are. the "Steinway," the "Kohler & Camp­ : : 5 in the afternoon. A telephone1has been placed in her house nnd she can thus bell" and "A utopiano" all of which we, being State agents, are ably be reached at any time. The public are 1 .competent to handle throughout the State. urged to refer every case to the office F O R th e benefit of four home, your purse, your peace and con before any other relief is attempted. This is especially applicable to the strnnti*ntment— . gcr who comes to the door. However GET ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM good a story he can put up— und many are experts in this direction—It 1» better that his needs be -passed upon by the Associated Charities. The citizens may be assured that no worthy person will ever lx* deled immediate h^•IJ>^S^Any fam­ ilies or persons residing in * Sanford, 5 “ W here y o u can D o p e n d on tho Quality known or suspected to be in need should also be reported to the general secretary. \ J A C K S O N V IL L E N EW YORK ^ The new Board of Directors met la»t: Thursday and Friday nights nnd com­ pleted the* organization.' The officers of the Associated Charities wore made START TH E DAY -RIGHT the officers *of the .Board. Chairman C. R. Walker, after consulting with a spec­ with u cup of good coffee It is ex«) to ial committee, named the following make it if. you get the coffee here K**r standing committees, who will have the we keep the finest flavored. mo»t fra­ work of the society in charge * grant coffee grown. Try a |M)illlil .nut Executive Committee; S. O. ' Chase, each »ip of the fragrant lM*vetag. * ill chairman; E. P. Forster. G. B. W aldron*. make you a stronger friend of tin** gn> Mrs. Henry Wight, Mm. J w Avildinnn, eery. C. II Summers This committee also P A Y C A S H and S A V E M O N E Y acts as advisory committee or a com m it­ tee on cases. , Membership Committee C H ls*f O n r I h « x E a « l o i I ’tA l o f l h r tier, chairman. E It Rourke, T. S. Da­ First S tre e t Sanford, f l ori d« vis, H. Cj Du Bose, Mrs. R I. Peck. Financv Committee: B. F. Whittier, chairmun; Mrs. W. H. Hynes, D h: w w s w w m w w m w w w w w w v w w w w w v w w w w u m m Thrasher. W A I-etfier. HAS TH E IDEA EVER HTIM < K jjohn A. Cunningham Peoples Cash Grocery YOU Harriet ()ulmli> Killed Boston M ass. July I Miss Har­ riet Ipiimliy of Boston, the lirst woman to win an aviator’s license in American and the lirst woman to cross the English Channel in an aeroplane, was instantly killed with a passenger W A P. Wil­ lard, manager of the Boston aviation meet at Atlantic City, tonight when her Blériot monoplane fell into Dorchester Bay from u height of a thousand fis*t. The accident hap|M'ncd when Miss (¿nimby and Willard were returning from a trip over Boston Harbor to Bos­ ton light, a distance of twenty miles in all. The flight was made in twenty min­ utes. * The Blériot, one of the lutest models in military monoplanes, circled, the uvintion grounds. Circling hark into the eight-mile gusty wind, Miss (Juirnhy started to volplane. The angle wus too sharp and one of the gusts caught the tail of the monoplane, throwing the machine up |M*r|K*ntiirtilar For an instant they poised there Then sharply outlined against the setting sun for an instant Then hurling over the two figures shot down striking the water twenty feet from short*. They Hplu»hed out of sight a second before the mono­ plane plunged down fifteen feet away. If was low tida und the wutor was only five feet deep. Men from the yacht club in motorhouls we-e on the spot quickly and leuping overltouril drugged the bodies out of the mud into which they had sunk deeply. Death prohubly was instanta­ neous. Both ImmHcs were badly crushed. Several of Miss Quimhy’s bones were broken and there wore many large bruises. Willard, who weighed 190 pounds, h\t the water face first and over one eye there was n gush from which the blood was flowing. He too sustained several fractures and bruises. ----- O -----ABOUT OUR BOND ISSU E On the 13th of (his month the Sanford «(»eciul road district will hold an election for bonds for brick rouds fur good rea011*3 too numerous t<> mention It 1» our only ho|x* and the only way. In tin» issue 1» an able article from the jM*n of Thomas Emmet Wilson, who has lived here since Sanford was placed on' the map and who is an authority not only on good roads hut on finances, and his exposition on the c<jst of roads under the proposed bonding system should Im* enrefully perused by the tax payers of the new road district. Now is the time to consider this vital question that mentis so much to every one of us who have pro(x*rty interests and ex|Htcl our (uvorcd B4*ction to go forwurd and become the greatest section in the south. Read the article in this issue. ------O-----FINE FLORIDA MAGAZINE' ’ There is a new magazine published in Jacksonville culled the Automobile and Good Roads Magazine with I). Kelley Roberts as publisher and William Henry Beers as editor. The mngazine la a dream of fine print­ ing and good articles on automohiling and good roads und good things for the south in general. Every issue is em­ bellished with fine half-tone cuts of beau­ tiful places in Florida and other parts of the south and ought to do a great work in getting the autom obilist.to, come south in the winter season. The Advocate deserves all the patronage an appreciaNext Sunday Night public can givo und we congratulate Union monthly Sundny night meet­ Beers and Roberta on their good work. ings will I m * resumed at tho Star Theatre It takes nerve and brains to issue such a next Sunday night. These meetings are magazine In Florida. under the executive committee of the -------- O -------A merchant would rtot think of taking Men and lleligion Forward Movement. his sign down for a few days, but now The June meeting was omitted because and then one is found who drops his news­ of the services at the tent, but it Is hoped paper advertising “for awhile— until I to carry them on regularly once a month get up something new." The very day through the summer. Rev. George B. your advertising docs not nppear pos­ Waldron, who is to be away from~the sible customers look at the space it was city during August and September, ha» wont to occupy nnd find the advertise­ been asked to deliver the address next ment of some one else nnd some one Sunday night. Services open at 7:30. else gets the business that might have A cordinl invitation is extended to the public. The committee precviously in come to you.— Lakeland Telegram. charge of the music is asked to act again. An article appearing in the Sanford Herald which y a s addressed to the Flor­ Rub-My-Tism will cure you. ida Grower, is one of the beet booeten . •7&-Fri-18t BkV • that putting money In farm Und» is about the most profitable safe investment you ran make if it i» wisely done? But you ran lone a lot too. Better get the benefit of our expert knowledge of talur** and rondillons before Investing You may bitterly regret If If you don’t. HOWARD PACKARD LAND 1 o Sanford, Florida CNI T T E a I"“ B U Y ------ .. second hand (»tain HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID A l l kinds of Hags and Btirlaj) bought and sold. ( 01 rcspondcncc Solicited SOUTHERN STATES BAG COMPANY ltn|»ortrrB o! B u i U p — M in u f a c Cutr$• of «11 K iiu i * of Hffigft J A C K S O N V I L L E ......................... F L O R I D A A re You A live? To the fuel thnt now is fhe time to take out a jiolicy in a reputable Life Insurance Company ft YOU MAY B E DEAD! family for. MEET ME FACE TO You are doing them an Injustice. not provided Today, Tomorrow, Next Year, and your FACE und lei me explain alt the principal points about ihe best life Insurance policies. / OrncE D.-L. THRASHER in H erald B dc. SA N FORD . FLORIDA s Subscribe for The Herald and get all the News worth Reading .•iV.Y ' ¿f •j5^ as] Ufa** �Wilson Nominated NEW JE R S E Y .GOVERNOR LEADS DEMOCRATS TRANSPORTATION. THK PROIU.KM People of Florida Need Relief In This Most Important Matter I Imre is only one grirnt question con­ All kinds of reputr work Snnfoni Ma­ fronting the people of Florida today chine u Garage Co frt-48-tf At 3 o’clock today the result When that question is rightly settled 1 bring your old tires to Sanford Machine of the D em ocratic Convention all others will practically adjust them­ 4 Garage Co for vulcanising, fri-48-1f ia announced as follow s: On selves. Autoe» and carriage painting' nt t )nIt is not a question of river and bur frt 3-tf the Forty-Sixth ballot Woodrow hor improvement, for that concerns com­ derwood s First class work We are equipped to handle your repair Wflaon received 990 v o I c h and paratively hut few. It is not the ques- |work Sanford Machine A Garage Co. lion of land dnunage, for we have an fri-48t f will be declared the Nom inee. abundance of ulnd already drained that Rub-M y-Tism will G reat confusion in the aasem - yet remains fallow. It is not thu ques­ j i tion of frauds perpetrated upon homeNotice seekers hy land sharks, for the state is not su|>|m*s4s | to act as guardian for (*<iod farm an<U buggy horse in-ople who penusj purchasing a pig in 1i'"* ,wo " " lk ,:ow* w,,h calvp* a jatke It is not the question of what _____________________ crops can Ik* produced with the most The Gate City House has brought down profit in this soil and clim ate.: South [ *he high cost of living. Only $4 00 per Florida enn raise thousands of car loads '* ppk f,,r ,hp flnp»‘ ,nMp b ° " r<l ln l,,p c l,Y See Parker of winter vegetables for the snow cov­ ered north and west every winter not Come to the Salt Breezes. ^ tin . J. C, EosrnJngrr and daughter to mention our immense citrus fruit crop The Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter Mias Carrie, Misses Clara and Sina — without any waterway improvements, Sanitorium, Hawks Park, F la.—open Miller and Miss Edith Stew art were a without "any land drainage and despite all summer. Ten dollars a week for pleasant'party who left yesterday after­ the “ block eye'‘given the state by tiie well people, and Twenty-five a week noon to spend the summer in W^ynes- lirnd sharks, und wilhout any experiment­ for tick one*. 72-Tues-Cf ville, N. C. al work with soils and fertiliser*. We Mrs. J . D. Davison has returned from have passed the experimental stage in There ure Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic a trip to New York City and her old the matter of growing winter vegetable*. PLANKS AND OTHFRS home in Vermont. These are all of secondary consideration. Tiie old rcliabe Planks Ctiill Tonic is A. F. Connelly has returned from New The paramount problem is getting our Guaranteed to drive out Miihirta to cure York. He dropjicd in at the Baltimore products to the northern murReLs, and it Chills. Fever. Colds and Grip, your money convention for a short time and reports is as stujiendous and jH-rplexing as it is back if it does n >t 25c and 50c js-r bottle. the animals os very ferocious in the lug imj>ortaiit This prohletn must be Ask your Druggist show. solved before Florida enn hope to reach ■('apt Minnick is visiting his parents, that high pinnacle of prosperity to which GEO. B. IVEY Dr. and Mrs. Minnick o f Cameron City. tin- endowments of nature entitle hor. Tiie Captain has tyjen changed to n new We must open a way lo market, und t h e . - Notary Public P EO P LES BANK OF SA M FO Rpr post a t YV>teriown Armory near Boston. work should enlist the efforts" of every' M. M. SMJTFL T*rr*r - rif if^ T E V E N S . V p T ¡7 H. E. TOLAR. C«h»*r. Mias Alleen Minnick* returned with him maw- who feels an interest irrth e •weifanrt \,*A ll kl^tla. o L X s iiu ir Paper».. Deeds, Mortgage*, Etc. Acknowledgement* and will rtrM lh wTUi her parents during of Florid*. • v taken. Rentals nnd (Collections. Official the wlnterT* The problem is two-fold, and lx*gins Cadet for the 1. I , U Benefit Society. Albert Brady is visiting home folks with a good road from the farmer s home this week, lie is engaged in the hard to town. He demands this, for lie will The lu-st and cheapest Sick, Injury, ware busincHH in Miami and likes l i e not improve our rural lunu- to raise Accident and Death Benefit Protection. Magic City almost as wel l us In- d o e s products that lie l aiiliot haul to a ship Office in ( ‘oat* building, 2nd and Pal­ metto. Sanford. ping point The progressive citizen Mrs. W. H. Williams and son. Ilorme, would soon solve this problem by issuing are revelling in Georgiu chicken and bonds and duildmg the roads other good things They <-x|«-.-t to -t.i> That I S one side I l f the question, but ut Luinkin for several weeks. the other is far more perplexing: Whut | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culpepiier of would it profit the farmer if he raise nl! SHIPPERS All lo cu l Advertisem ent« Under This Geneva s|>ent a portion of last week with t tie truck tie ran haul to town over a good Heading. Three Cents u Line f ur.h Issue ’’ Mr. and Mrs David Sjx-.-r at their home mud if the railroad or express company on Park avenue. Would like to hear from anyone who stands ready to rob him of it hy taking all Mr. und Mrs J. T Hinton of Dtildin, his profits to pay the freight? This is Hu- Inis employment to offer «tun will keep me m Sanford Address "lutltof." Herald G i l , have arrived in tiie c it y and are lo all absorbing question that is engrossing Office Hli-2|p catetl- at the Stephens house on Purf the minds of everyhdov everywhere t or K e n t F ig h t ro om ho use w ith h a ll avenue. exrejd tin* prisbitory |m iiii ji ihii H H e a r i n g o r a n g e t re e s A rte sia n we J . N. Whittier returned Saturday pondering over senator ml courtesy nr M o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e s A d d r e s s M rs Fin ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *o> 2 t p , night from a buxine** trip to New York tin- tariff, or the |M-nsion grab, or tin- ilia H la t n e . S a n f o r d Idttle Miss l.ucile Gordon, daughter vindication of the Immncuiule lairimer. For Sale Ten ilesirabli- lots on Park of Judge Gordon of Tampa, is the guest or Hu- grand njiening of tin- "pork In«r avenue, hetui-en I 11h and 12th street* of Mr and Mr* if M Hill thi* week rel" that will enatile him to get that :ip Located live on each side of avenue ( all L- Mrs. I). I,. Thrasher and daughter. prii|iriation. upon the promiM- o( which F W Mahoney, F't-rnald s store M -tf May, und Mr*. Samuel Puleston and I ,, M.ur,M| ills e|is-tion II hit* tisi rnunyy^ F«»r Kent—Six risiiti house, close in. nil children, accompanied by Mrs. Collier. s|H*-ial interests to look after to con- |furnished. Parly to pay rent of house SANFORD. FLORIDA fu Mr*. Puleston’s mother, left Tuesday i-ern hiniAelf with trilling matter* |¡k„ I alone. I retain one room for us* of fur, . nitore F.tiquirr Herald Office H l> 2tp afterniMin for Warnt Spring*. On., where r a ilr o a d regulations. Male Help Wallied—The Southern Au­ they will remain for some time Meanwhile the express companies tomobile College Jacksonville, F la . and Miss Mamie Hill left Friday night in,| niilraod* retain their strangle hold Oak Klilge. N (' prrsenl uueqiialrd up for Wulterhoro. S C . where -do; will be ,|M„ lt„ tlim.it will, on. hand anil porliililllra to thoroughly learn the auto the guest of relative* She will also visit • p .j. iu[ f,lt ,|m ,|, , ,1* »i.t. red «tuck mobile business Secure |*iymg position* t Write for s)** lal terms N5 11|i several (Miints in South Carolnt* Is-fore All|, 11><- ,,tln-r going to Columbus, (llilo. to h|h-iiiI On Wanted— lobs to care for private M i n i Next WHiii-r New Y nrk will w a n t our summer with her sister, Mr*. Walter It vegetables ut a fancy price, but the fun public places or laying out and planting new grounds. Life experience in Eng­ Howard. cy rate fixed by the railroad will make land nnd America. I have few thousand ( - M r s . M. II. Bowler and Miss Maln-I thu fancy price look like a nickle’s worth mixed cosmos. 15 inches (but will produce M O D E R N S H O E R E P A IR S H O P returned to the city F'riduy evening after of radium We will enter a protest with n grand lot of blooms until frost Jam es ALL WORK DONE HY ^L2tp a month pleasantly *|>ont with friends bristlis on it. und show that the railroads F Barns. Gen Del. it) Raleigh, Weldon nnd Wilmington ol o t h e . lull tons rl i urgt * l ess than hall t h e For Rent—Six room 2 story cottage on • N. C. They also s|«-nt several days in r a t e s we pav b u t On- otd> ri-spon«»- we 1‘almetto Ave between till and 5tli Sts All morlciu iiii|Sovenifiits. Apply F W . Jacksonville on their return from North will gel f r o m On roiiriiilil will b e Ull.lt Mahoney 115 Oak Ave. H4 tf S,i 101 Wrif I ml Stir,I Nrtt 1loo, lo t II y Rraliuiial Carolina, the guests of M rs, P I ar> l o i g m i g t o d o uKoi i l it For Rent I ive rimiin lionise, with all Croghan, Mr*. Bowler's sister Mr \ nit lliiil |> a qu<-st|oi e v e r y ill.ii s h o u l d modern improvements on F.lm avenue L . Bowler went to Jacksonville Thursday s e r i o u s l y apply . |H-r*onall) W hat am I N M Garner 7l-2tp afternoon to meet them, returning with g o i n g t o d o a b o u t it ’ For Sale—White Leghorns Pure lirrd J them Kriduy evening. lie is strong hear ted indeed who can slock. Any quantity one to live hun­ lionder over this mpmuntous questio. dred. Inquire Capt. Tuttle, city dock or Split In Florida Delegation ut Enterprise. H3-tf without las-oming pessimistic. Baltimore, July l. A break in the For Rent—Housekeeping rooms close in Our state government is powerless to OF SA N FO RD , FLA. Florida Delegation came on the thirtyco|s- with it We have tried the stren­ Address "Rooms.” core of Herald. H2-4tp seventh ballot, Mayes und Griggs voting f . H. RAND. RrssISsnt QCO. PERNALO . V lw *-Pr**. For Sale— Household furniture cheu|i uous Son of Toil for two terms and luP P PO R STE R , C lih U r 0. P. WMITNER, Asst. Csshlsf far Wilson. Governor Gilchrist pro­ Address "Quick Sole." c-o Herald. H2-4lp proved a political owl all fuss and tested, stating to the chairman that O nly National Bank in O rango C o u n ty "I IX IT" I’njier Banging done first clas* feather*. We have weighed Tuft III the under the primary all delegates were manner Ib-st screens for windows and F u n d s Protected by B u rg la ry In su ra n c e balance, and despite the great strain on d(x>rs. Keep out flies mid disease Roofing instructed to vote for Underwood us S a fe ty D eposit D o its for R en t the balance he has been found wanting. and guttering Let me figure C. A. Smith, long as his name was before the con­ ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 The only man upon whom the <yun- rt.„r i;|5 Park Ave. Phone 229. 76-if vention. . try could reasonably rely to lead the fight Wanted—Schools, churches, lodges nnd Robert E. Davis, in a fiery spc-ch, against organized grix-d and squeeze private partie to hold their picnics ill 1 declared that delcgntes could not hon On- water out of railroad slocks so that Woodland Park, the only place provided ... ,, , • i , with amusements, conveniences und neestly change their votes. Senator O’­ thc public »null! not be required to pay cpM|(jrn r ,„. on|y , wimmlni |MMU| j„ ()lr Gorman, temporarily presiding, ruled dividends on fictitious values, has been #|Uie em|>ticd und cleaned every day. that each Florida delegate could vote bowled down at Baltimore and the lead- Open Thursdays nnd Sundays To let L IV E R Y , F E E D and " tut his conscience dictated. The roll f the Democratic party has Ix-en '»her days 7H-tf endtip ut Si, .iAi L E S S■ T A B L E of the delegation was called and the Table board at Mrs K L Jones", one turmxi over to traitor* like Mruphey. „ . 11 .t i , block from First street, on Park avenue, vote stood ten for Underwood, and the Tammany boss; Fitzgerald, the Joe 76. tf H a r n e s s and W t | o n i Ol aoksmlthl ng snd Ftorssahoslng two for Wilson. Much excitement pre­ ( nnnnn Democrat; Guffey, the TVnnF'or Rent—Mouse of six nxuns on Fourth vailed in the F'lorida section during tiie sylvania blnrk-leg;TaKgert, the French- 8treet between Magnolia nnk Palmetto H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and E x c h a n g o d E J W l lick gambler, anil men of their ilk. who avenues, recently vacated hy D. G WagSevere criticisms of the action of have helped to defeat the party in the "cr Apply to E. H. Hcrndop. city. 75-tf H E A V Y H A U LIN Q AND C O N T R A C T IN G ^ Miye« and Griggs in voting for Wil­ hist four campaigns hut one. , of la,»d f" r ‘ a,.e a,ii° ‘ , .. . .. burgoin. Three acres cleared olid cropson are being made by other member* The jirosjiect* for relief from the rail- ^ |ng| ^11 under fence. Near of the (Relegation, who point out that road and express rnblwr* who stiyul la-- |01„i|ng station on traction line. Almost . ^ -not only were thoy instructed by pri- tween u* and the northerm narketa is given «way. Particulars at Herald > -■ »nary, but by a resolution adopted by not very illuminating, to say the least ol i Office; 2 0 6 E. Bay St., Jacksonville«. Fla. delegation in caucus that no change • W. H. Underwood now has a first class tt. horse shoer and blacksmith and can è ajtould bo made except by a vote of But, “ What are you going to do about gunrnntee all work of this nature. Your AGENTS FOR Poultry Supplie» and Remedie» , the majority majori of the delegates. They it?” Arcadia-Otampfon. horses can be assured of the best kind Midland Poultry Feed Grit. Shell. Href Scraps, ftequiesed In .this resolution, of -work lb tills line. See Underwood Robert E h.hcx Inrtibator Co. Grain, F.'tr. v , I n stating the rase to the convention when your horse needs sltoes 45-tf Five or six dose* fii “C6Ö" will br«-ak "rn ; Governor Gilchrist said: “ Every mini For Rent w Share Cropping—My celery H ac k fe» I m e l e d U t M o o t c o m p i r ! » H n r o/ ( . A r d e n . H e l d u d B o b m H e e d s l a I h r H u t « . ense of chill* and fever; it actai on 1411 shipm ent : Horghnm. M U U t, and P e a n u t« , in thia delegation ia bound in honor any farm located on •French ----- J ill l u v u t r u »»ii iv h u i a avenue. t u i i u x , . rSanford, w ...-,.-., W rite For Our I Duel/» ted O t u l o f end Poultry Huppiy FrM>e l.tet Address, Cecil to vote for Underwood until hia name the liver liettcr than Calomel and does for the coming season. 71 -tf not grips or sicken. * ' ,Gabbctt at the Robbins Nest. Ö N A lr WANTS Chase & Co. Florida Fruits...Vegetables General Insurance Agents M. HANSON E L E C T R IC M A C H IN E R Y F IR S T N A T IO N A L HAND ANK BROTHERS T E. A. Martin & Company 1«withdrawn H. Î ■ -> . • f e ,,. - • :.g . . - •• ."V ■" . . -"*> -iV i . ... * in - m ; - M �W*r • ^ ► ^ • . 1 ffia ilC iIîi' r li • » ?>• • E-. ! K“ 1 - . •WJ J • • • •* < # V . V* • • « ...... UK . Ju ly 2, 19U truth to California, and In a greater or leas degree to every state in the Union, yet to condemn the lands of these states because of the lack of productiveness of certain portions of them, is manifestly absurd. If a Floridian should buy land from a company exploiting western lands for instance, without investigating the proposition, his conservative neighbors would expect nothing else except that he would grt the worst of the bargain. Yet people will buy land in Florida sight un­ seen, solely on the representation of an interested party, and "holler” if they don’t find It covered with dollars. The lands arc here—an good an can be found in the country; the opportunities are here— for the settler, the home build­ er, the Investor. It only requires the merest modicum of common senuo in ■electing one's location to insure that the newcomer to Florida will become one of the happy band of satisfied Florida res­ idents.—Lakeland Telegram. V DR. R. M J4 A 5 Q H « The S tale University Threeahundred and two (302) students DENTIST JE W E L E R from 44 Florida counties and 21 states Phoos 19 and foreign countries attended the state Welbom Block MY SPECIALTIES unjverity at Gainesville last seaaion, as Sanford. Florida Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn shown by the iatrat catalogue, which Gorham'« Sterling Silver we have just received. This catalogue Rogers' Plated Ware DR. F. C. BOARDMAN sets forth the excellent advantages offer­ Elgin and Waltham Watche* ed at the University of Florida for broad d e n t i s t and liberal and professional education ALL GOODS GUARANTKKD of our Florida boys. The work of the All Modern Method* and Appliance* university ia divided into the following ORLANDO • FLORIDA colleges and division-s: 1. The Collage of Arts and Sciences, ‘ BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES providing excellent opportunities for a DR. C. G. B U T T general college course. 2. The College 2 5 BICYCLES rKOM *4 54 UP TO IIS. FOR NFW of.Agrlculture, provides for what may I*** DENTIST B»» 47S • PU m S7 termed the "lew Agricultural E ra " and Office. Yowell Building S M A N IB A R G C K the "New Profession." It offers courses ;j ORLANDO. • FLORIDA in agriculture, horticulture, animal SANFORD. FLORIDA bandry, dairying, etc. 3. The Coll of Engineering, gives practise! cou GEO. A. DeCOTTES in various branches of Civil, Electric" Mechanical and other branches of engin A t t o r n e y and c o u n s e l l o r at l a w coring. 4. The College of Law makes Practice in State and Federal Courts ■pedal provision for yougn men who in­ tend to practice In Florida. In addition Sanford Fla. to the work of Its able faculty, our Su­ Garner-Woodruff Bldg preme Court Judges delivered lectures 'there last year. 5. The Teachers’ Col­ DR.. W. E. HOUSHOLDER lege and Normal School makecs provis­ ion for the training of teochera for the DENTIST rural, graded and high schools of the Rooms Z3. X* sod 13. (Too Bids Pbons 41 state. It has just received a gift of >40,SANFORD. FLORIDA. 000 from the Peabody Board for a col­ lege building. 6. Yho Graduate School for advanced study; 7. The Agricultural „^ . Experiment Station; 8. Tin1 UlliVflV«1/ A Extension Division, embracing Farmers’ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Institutes, Boys' and Girls' Corm and - W * ■a N OTAIT PUBLIC Tomato clubs, and various correspoad-; ____________ ence courses in-agriculture are fu l^ e x fa ] ' a t y .Han plained In the catalogue. •‘ -------- ’— 8 a tlsfa ctf orrQ tia r a n tc e d rsr * This book wllI~bo furnished on re* (jurat of the President of the fjtate Uni­ THOMAS EMMET WILSON B y E x p e r t W orkm e n versity. Gainesville, Ha. v^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR —cLaulin C . H . D IN G E E PI- *« T • - • •• —■ W e have before a copy of "T h e Free Preea,” a newspaper published in Tam pa, which devotes considerable space to the alleged wrongs of certain parties, who were persuaded by land companies literature to put their money in certain Florida land propositions, and who have been greatly disappointed in their in­ vestments. This paper has repeatedly denounced the methods of conscienceless land grafters, who, by fairy tales, induce the guileless denizen of another section tu invest in Florida lands which do not by any means coma up to the representa­ tions of the highly colored literature. B ut, a t the eame time, we feel that in many instances those who complain of being “stung" have shown such utter lack of ordinary common sense that one but» wonder how they escaped ■having The Deadly Fourth their money taken away from them be­ A general agitation is going on all over fore they ever heard of Florida. I t the country in behalf of a sane Fourth. would seem that any person who had Every year the demand has been grow­ arrived at the age of reason would know ing stronger and stronger for more strin­ that, .while, there are greater opportun­ gent regulations looking to the safety of ities in some sectionns of the country the public and this year Is no exception. than in others, in no place can they ex­ pect to find conditions where wealth can It is to he hoped 4hat here In St. Augus­ be secured without reasonable effort. If tine there will be a continuance of those such a place ever existed they can rest wise regulations that have proved n most, assured that some Qpe else has beat them excellent accident preventative. to i t Intelligent ]*x>plo propositions that look too good. A good that It is not necessary to put into the business man, for instance, will have to hands of children dangerous playthings be shown before he takes fyold of any in­ in order to properly give expression to a vestment that promises to pay more spirit ot~ patriotism. There are other, than a "not ten per c e n t Ife argura no and saber methods t i l an-enjoyable otlone would W hawking such a good tiling ebration. Giant fire crackers, toy can­ around, but that investors would have nons and guns and blank cartridge pis­ eagerly gobbled it up before it had to l>c tols have made the Fourth of July even offered in the highways and byways. more deadly than some of the great The same principle holds good in the battles of history, although there Is a AT-I.AW Residence For Hsle mutter of lands and location; and, while marked improvement the country over. New ten room house with all conve­ l-slr Si sir Allodi«* Seventh Judicial Circuii oi A year ago, due to saner method* of we sympathize with the principal in the PorIda niences, just been screened throughout celebrating, only 57 persons were killed “ fool and his money’ tragedy, we cannot RraldrncM. Sanford and Sylvan Lake with brat copper screens. Twenty bear­ but feel that such people have only them­ outright, only 10 died of lockjnw, and only 1,083 were injured by explosions. ing orange trees, pecan trees, about selves to blame for their misfortune. fifty rose bushes and other plants. All There is hardly a reputable newspaper So there is sitll some room for improve­ in fintcliaa condition and situated on ment and even if the rest of the country In Florida that has not repeatedly warn­ ed prospective purchasers that they wants to blow iits head off on the Fourth, Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence section in Florida. Finest artesian wa­ P lu m b in g and should set* the lands before *buying, or, let St. Augustine continue along the safe at least make reasonable investigation. path that means no blighted liven and ter from deep well. Can also sell two C as Fitting Texas is a great state, and has some of saddened fathers and mothers.- St. Au­ other lots with poultry yard and orange trees, fine galvanized barn and garden 4 the most fertile lands in tbe world; yet gustine Record. adjoining. Will be sold at actual cost as All Work Receives My Peraonnl Attention one may travel for weary mil«* through certain sections of it, and not find whul Tbe real estate dealers in St. i’etera iny business noctiwitales closer residence. am) lirai efforts R. J. HOLLY would afford sustenance* to a fyorrjed toad. burg have formed an association for (heir If llcrald Office Opposite City Hall The same statement applies with **<jual mutual benefit. »’bone 23 Ri|i ■ In Tbe Union • flte SANFORD IICRALD Purchaarr Can Be Suing In Any Slate r i s ' ' ViV BUYING UNSEEN LANDS . . WELL DRIVING . Artesian Wells of Every Description O rd en Taken at HILL LUMBER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO rnmmmm. How to Develop This Community More t / RAPIDLY r \ ID YOU KNOW THAT MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS LEAVES T H IS SECTION EACH YEAR FOR ^ INSURANCE? What has been done cannot be remedied. Begin now to stop the flow by K EEPIN G TH E MONEY AT HOME. This am be done by insuring in the American Bankers’ Insurance Company An Old Line Reserve Life Insurance Company owned and controlled by hundreds of Bankers throughout different sections of this country. Characteristic of Bankere, it is MOST ECONOMICALLY MANAGED and offers the GREATEST SE C U R IT Y to Policy Holders. It is the only Life Insurance company that invests its money locally. Examine its policy contracts and you will have no other. CHAS. L. POLK, Local Representative 1 Jra . T B E :.! . ;« ■ P r »**'-' • F • PEOPLE’S BANK OF SANFORD * . . .r »' * *«* -' F ^ •- J * ‘ • r•'- > T H IS IS TO C E R T IF Y that this Bank has a contract w itb ^ H E AMERICAN BANKERS' INSURANCE COMPANY of Chicago whereby it agrees to deposit all of the money received for Insurance in This Section in This Bank, and the game to be loaned out in this community. This means long time loans at lower rates of interest. ----- -----'H . E. TOLAR, Cashier 1 L^~r 1 * K 3 2 :A ‘ ■ �' ■- — l i t e SANFORD HERALD Man F1nrt Carve« Waspect. A nUoe of Host, 11 Lacfcit fcgB, ea Malte Ne Ixeueee. Wo oea wfeet inoo«ii from any whlek la roughly eut la b o re tle f the failure sad take from It tnuoji of the figure a t a woman, U the elds sting «Then we frankly admit that It known representation o< the human was our fault, sad that we hare no form. It wax discovered by 'Dr. Leexcuse to offer, while at the same lanne in exoavatloaa in the (rottoee ol r Special Road District and Bonds Will Not Inm-sHt- Taxatian time wa express our purpose not to Lauasel, rranoe, and la theoght to he fall In that way s o l a . The world la 10,000 years old BeJectlsU heller« The election for the Sanford S|>edal will l>c Kind to hear that we i-x|x*ct to Qulak to forgive the man who does not that It oame between the ageg at the , Road District and bonds to the amount overcome tIn» ditllculty in the future, ask to be aacused Ood can forgive mammoth and the reindeer, when the of $20,000.00 for the system of vitrtlied when the management hojx-x to install u us on no other terms] and God’s for- artist would hare used sharpened bFick roads mentioned in the notice'of boat of Ita own, running on schedule glvaneaa la the only way to assured flints aa tools. SANFORD LODGES victory over failure.—T h e lu&day election will take place on July 13th. It lime. Sanford Ledge Me. 2 7 . 1. O. O. f ., School Times. is feared the Family parties are« p planning . I» ^ by jsome f*' A of m i electors that the j • save tea iwiiiii *ty, ato V# jspend ■svs The World'« QropUet Have. Thealre effect of the special district and bonds t jie Fourth at cool Woodland Park, inAeeop probably la one of the moet / W.S. B axdwdi. Sec'y. wlli be an increase of taxation. There ( stead of joining the hot. dusty excurnoted slaves that ever lived, The •malfeci of Snake«. The hair snake, the smallest of all fables and stories he told have de­ SsMlnsle Chapter he. 2 .Order fa s ter a Star seems to be no other fearful objection to sjoru to dUtant place«, H eett every second and fourth F r id a y In month. creatures bearing the name of snake, lighted mankind for twenty-five hun­ the proposed measure, in fact there can .V"* “ Uo hm* •*•*> hU S tar in th e E a s t Sf* Is found In water, and la, responsible dred years, and Uuflit'U no telling how cixdlsllr invited to visit the chapter. be none. The idea that tho special road A lks t MS— . Sec'y. for many a heated discussion In rural much longer UTe 'W rid will oontinue district and bonds will Increase the rate districts, where the oommon belief la to enjoy them Aesop wae so de­ r 0 . E .. C e l e r y C ity A e r ie 1 8 8 3 Asserting Himself. of taxation is a mistaken one. There that It originates from horse hairs. formed that for a long time his Oreek M eeilneaflrst and third Tueodsys In ev ery I nth. M P*w ~ said Uttle Dick, "you can wiU be no Increase in the rate of taxation, Hall In Welborne Block, third Boor This theory Is all a myth— horse hair m aster could not sell him finally but the effect of the measure will he that ■wear at me all you want to. but If •nakee are parasites living Inside of he was sold, and tha master found P h o e n ix L e d g e Ne S. K mt F. aH of the money raised for road purpose« you «wear any more at maw I'll be crickets and grasshoppers, upon leav­ him so wise that he was set free. Meet» tecund and fourth M on d ays. Visiting durnad If I don* go and tell a p’leeceknixhtr alwara welcocnt P E H u t rh in a o o .C C . within the proposed district will be spent tnan!" ing which they seek Uje w ater to ley Pell« S Ir a n i . K. R. and S. their eggs. within the district for road purpoees in­ Aa to Buying. Sanford Ledge. Ne 8 2 . T. A A. M. 'I-----------------stead of being put in a common pool for If. E Tolar Master; M. W. Lovell. Am Whatever we wish to buy, we ought Why Queetlen Itf tha building of alleged good roods lory, t ornmunlcatlon every Brat and third Thurs­ first to consider not only If the thing day* Have an Ideal, al 7:30 p m Visitlng lirotherx vrricotna “A woman la only aa old aa aha says throughout the county. I t Is a well If our minds ara resolutely set on be fit for us, but If the manufacture she la," remarks the Washington Post. known fact that Orlando and Sanford, And, God blesa beri we take her at an Idas] good, and If we follow this of It bo s wholesome and happy one; U n ite B r o t h e r h o o d e f C a r p e n t e r s a n d Join furnish moet of the money for county her word.—Atlanta Journal. e ra o f America with an Inflexible patience and per­ and If, on the whole, the sum we are Local Union S o 1731. U. B of C. and i. road building, the other county pre­ sistency, then, though we may often going to spend will do as much good of Sanford A meet* every Thursday nleht a t 7 o'clock (a cincts being unable to bear the expense . 1 W O Sing blunder In our choice of ways and •pent In this way aa It would If spent n g letary p retld ral; l i t " HI ark welder H S U Black Sheap Not Wanted. means, somehow the grace and sweet­ In any other way.— Ruskln their own road building, and that San -A ustralian wool growers have been B P O f Sanford lodge 1241 ford cornea out at thy small end of the officially warned by an Eugllsb ebam ness of our Inner life will pass into - Meet Klrat aad Third .1 Wednesday night, carl X T our children's hearts.—J . W. Ohadhorn. The present rate of taxation for bar of commerce not to breed from >Irvi and Palmello W t) l i n ü x , t\ R. Br*er Po* Ag4|$ wlck. O L T * view. Secretary road purposes is eight mills, which in the black or gray aheap; to take tha " A fox which w u hard preseed, by extent allowed by law. This eight mills greataat cara In aelacU og^M BA ./^r^i x <* cwxuxru-i ^ -th e - Hsaex Union Hounds sntsred a house In High street, llllbgrtcay, and Ihc U n l Order Tfhe BIsmsnts of Jey. according to flocks as frae aa possible from black ery Iv M a y a*le* H all.. wfilarne h airs, to slaughter all black antf^gray bolted upstairs Igto a bedroom When u ' J i ! ' iwJTbs delights of thought, of truth, of Mr. Dickson, who IxRm county com­ IAerator - K H Wl*r. work, and of well doing will not da found," says Punch, "he pretended to f.vctcury missioner arid ts waij verned in county • iam bs »tend upon us like tha dew upon the ba a wolf rehearsing 'Ked Hiding statistics, $64,000.00, all of which is re­ Chapter pe. ftowek, without effort of our own: L*- , Hood’ for a cinematograph Jh ow , but. . 'Moet*Mogròa every secahd and fourth quired to keep tiur j>rwept ayatem of » Why, the Ideaf hts tale was cut sh ort bor,' watchfulness, perseverance, selfMa tonic Mali over Imperial Theatre, 'P alleged good roads in repair, so that *Tm surprised at your giving tbal denial, fortitude, are tde elements out cunijianioni welcome. A W. King. High W. E. llouiholder. Sec'y nothing csri be taken to add to them. •mall, hot bedroom I slept In to a of which this kind of Joy Is formed.— «FPUCATION m il TAX l>r.KI> M r. Braxton Ueaeham, who is also good relative." sniffed her maiden aunt, as 8 C. Jones I ' n d r r H r« , ft o f ( h t f l r f 4 ftAft, I a « i of F l o r id a authority on the subject, says that ufter ■lie entered tha breakfast room. “You Nolle* 1« hero try civet) that Sarah P u rm of Sanall this expenditure the present system a re ?" answered Mrs. Handall. "Why ford. H a. purchase* of T a t C ertificate • N op. IH7, aunties, we're even given that room Q rsst L s b o r Bureau. 1**. I n1* anti 190, datesl tho 6th ‘toy of June, A IV of county roads is in worm1 general con­ In the Civil Barrico Commission thi I‘.Mo. ha« nl«w| «aid crrtiftcmtro In my office*, and has to servants " — U fa m ailr application for T a t lived* to kwur in acco rd ­ dition than it was two years ngo It i*> lu lled States Government has the ance* with law Sait! oertlftrataws wrnhrar* the evident therefore that the time f«»r ac­ sreateat employment bureau In the following dcorrlhrd property, nituatrd In Orangv coun ty, Florida, to-w lt: (V r t I AT, W ly of N W ‘ g Think It Over. tion has come and that something must world. Over half s million people of S W l 4 . Sec 26. T p 19 S , II. 2V K. t Vrt l h* A f e w more smiles of silent sym be done to establish a (K-rmunent system are on the Governmsnt payroll and of ' Kt* of SWo of N E 1, . s«-r ja. Ti< >*J S tK » » ip is K 2y K. ( ert. IM9 of N h U ami N of of good roads. It ui fur Sanford to set [«th y , a few more tender worda. a lit thase nearly half are reoelrtng pay at Nu u oolf NK>i V?*» afSH ofaW N ' i sw S W li N K .'i and and W »i ol ol 8 W )1'( ol' tie more restrain t on temper, may N f c u anti S E U of SE W of N W H .S e c . 27, T p . 19 the result of competitive examtnathe pace and now is the time to start the S . It. 2» E < eri 190 E ly ° f N E H of H >», N *(lr* of an Fl*rtk»« I* rMahUah IU * 4 gad m ake all the difference between hap­ Hons -W . 27. T p . I» S , It 29 K hall rolling; It will add nothing to our lUidf* (HfMrW-t In O a>|« ( aatfly, M#ft<la,M 4 piness and half happlnaas to thoa« The* «Am* land brine un-wa^ d at Ih« dal# ol I h# taxa'tion hut will add immensely to our with whom I 11*» l > * l r « m i n * I I I u . U f I h t B u i I d in g • ( H m < k I M U lflre of auch certificat* in th * nam* ol N ri Ite* Btopford Urooke J Kellogg •nd UridfM Shall he Paid by laawa * f U«ad« U development and Importance anil will l*e M y s te rio u s L e t te r s . Unica* u h i re-flirtr a t* shall l>* rwlrniusl accord b* Paid by • T « i I $kah lb* T m h l r K r o ^ r tf U the greatest advertisement of Sanford A Frenchman upon receipt of a tng to law, T a i J >cwwl will U«o# tb*r*»n on Ihr 19th Hfold l>Ul»lrt dav of Ju ly . A. 1). IV12 Columbia's Flrat Book Plate. wedding Invitation, was pussled at the and vicinity yet made. Here is the w itn cm my official ugnature* and aval line t hr VS Re-rraa, a (**(llIuo «a* pr***nl*«l to tb * board The first book piste for the library mysterious letters It 8 V P After I Ith day ut lune». A I). IV12. |>roof that the Special Road District and •l rvyuntv fom m iM iuim i ol ( )r& nn co u n ty , Hof m I It M K O H I N S o N <1b , on th# Ttb day of M ay, 191Z. »tfDnJ by oft* of Columbia college was made In s long deliberation bw finally con i ' l e r k I ' l r c u l l (t * o u r t . U D rraai n i r(w* $« «»unlv. <*uni>. K l o r M a (Kinds will Odd nothing to our taxation fourth of tl»* r*«ut*rw 0 tu( mv of th* d istrict b*r* B ;U A I I o w s H l) i kS-Tuhi it I7VC It was designed and etebed on eluded Ita meaning to be Hemombor m «ft*r dracrilml, pr«ytii| that lb*y d r air* to h*ra The assessed vuiuulion of pru|>erty with­ curv«trurt*d and r»tabllgb*d B »(**<(*1 ru#d and copper by AInlander Anderaoii. tb* •e veddtng present "— Norman E bride* d$«trict, mnd to b a r* rocx*Lruct*d «U bla in the city of Sanford (or HM2 u. in round first American wood engraver, while Mack's National Monthly *•+ e- », ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « a*id d u t/irt prrm aM D t rogds and bcldfatf v lU ln numbers two million dollars, the estima­ he was a medical student th* territory which It b |»roi»o**d to r m U Into a *p*cial ro««i and f-ndgw district. **ld trrrlto ry b*ted valuation of pro|>erty within the inf dcatrib*d aa folio*n, and th* (Mktition further prokldlnf ba follows W h o r e C h e rm L lo a . road district outside of Sanford is from The fllevstlng Teuoh. Hmall kindness#«, email oourt««lea. li*ftnntnf Bt a point on th* W tfclra rt? « r os th* three to four thousand dollars An AND cw*t %$d*. on th* townahip tin* bet wren Towtuhip* “Don't you think muslo has a refin­ ■mall oonsldaratlons habitually prao19 and 10, South Itar.fw 29 Kgit, and running eight mill tax on two million four hun­ ing Influence?" "It must have,” re­ llred In our social Intsrcouroe give a thenre east along ««id township tin* to th * awctloo dred thousand dollars will bring annually plied Miss Cayenne poat Bt nuftheaAt corner of JW tlon 4 Towaahlp "Borne of the greater charm to the character than 20 pouth, k a r p 10 east, lh «nr* Bunninc aouth an $111,200.00, The interest on the $200,- popular songs contain language that It the display of great talents aad s o a« Id B*rtion line io th* a*etion poat a t bowlb*•• t rurnet of Heel loo 29, (on Booth bound­ 000.00 of bonds cannot exceed six per would be Impoealbffi to employ In any compllshmonts.—M A Kolty ary of Hertloci 2M) la Towaahlp 2 0 South cent and It Is thought they enn lx* nego­ other w ay" Ilangw SO Kaat. th en r* running raat to th « water« ROOM 21) 1 of lo k a Jrewup. th en r* following th« n o rth Una «1 tiated at five |>er cent, which would re­ the w atrri of said I * k * Jr»up to tb * $ L JohoA P i v a M il lio n f o r a T h e a t e r . ri»*r. tbriic* foUowIne tha watrra of tb * Bt. Johoa quire $10,000.00 annunlly for interest As It Seem s to Willy. Upstairs. Pico Block t r)\rr on thr south atJ r of «aid river to th * v i ( m The leading Ihoators In Parlo re « and leave us $0,2000.00 annually for a of la k e Mytiru*. thnicw foUawtoj| th * water« *4 Teacher "T h e light to hare more reive a large sum of money every <► «aid l-ak« Monro* on th* »oulh «id* th ereof, to lb* <> sinking fund to pay oil the bonds and than one wife ts called polygamy wata-rw ot the St John* rWrr « ra t of l*$k* Monro«, year from (he government for thslr thenr* following thy south tin* ol «aid St- Johns for repairs and additions to our road What la It when only one wife Is si support One of the opera houses >> Open lueMla>s 1 Io 6 p m. rtk*r to it* junction with th* Wwkiva riv er, thenr« system. This amount will lx- amply lowed a m an*" Willy—"Monotony, standing In the center ot Paris ooet following th* r u t aid« of th * waters of th « Waklva AND river to th* point of befinnlng. I.lpplncott's Msgaslne. sufficient and will Increase each yi-ur | ma'am five million dollars. S a tu r d a y s 4 to 9 p. m T h a t th* description and proponed location «1 with our increased population, develop­ th* road« and bridgrw to b* ron stn ictod , hard «Airfared and Improved, ia a* follow«, to *w it: C dary ment and Improvement. avrn u * to the ferry thrw* mil*«, rood to b« CO«* Numbered. B ear With Othsro’ F au lts. slru rtrd of vitrlrtr«! brick for • width of B&it**Q Thoae of us who have been here long j Strangers Welcome "I suppose It's true." sighed Miss fret, Hcardall BVrnu* to ( tm rrun (*lty th ree mil**, When we c o n s i d e r w e a r e b o u n d to enough to rememlier the condition of Wallon, that the hairs of òhe s bead road to b* ronatrurted of vitrlfWd brick for • width be s e r v i c e a b l e t o m a n k i n d , a n d b e a r » s e e e e e « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ of ninw fret, Sanford and Orlando road eig h t mil**, the territory embraced within this pro­ are numbered I know that this Is w i th t h e i r f a u l t a . w e s h a l l p e r c e i v e to I** constructed of vilrirted brick for a width of fourt**n feet within rity limit* of Hanford, and posed road district thirty year» ago. j the eight y fourth one I'vs lost since t h e r e la a c o m m o n t l s o f n a t u r e a n d nine feet from said limit« to Sold$*r t ‘r**k - T in t atrwwt »ret to Hylvan I Aikr, fie« and a half milea. when its total valuation probably did the middle of April " ro ta tio n b t t a u e n u s — M aro u a A u r* r*»a«l to l*r ronatructrd of vltnrt*<l brick for a width Hue not exceed $260,000.00. enn compare it uf fourteen fret within th* city limit*, an d a* far »pet u th« old Htenstrom place, and from a*Id with its preaent condition and valuation Spoons. Stcnatrom plac* to th* rang* tin* al S y lv a n In k * of two- million four hundred thousand fur * width of nine fret. rrocn Klrat stre e t a t th* Toung Mari tdlrilng with his own Where to Qo. old Si m at rum plac* u> Monro* Krr r r tw o il ia * , dollars and Imagine what it will be thir «at ow n]— Oh. waiter, may we hars rued to be constructed of vltrifWd brick for a Width First Cedab—"Have you aaked tha of nln* fret, llea/dall av m u * to (irrvrTB Kerry ty years from now. The money to puy a spoon here?" Walter— "No objec­ euperlnlendent to reinstate you 7" Beoon* mil*, road to l»* constructed of vitrified brick fur a width of nln* f**toff the bonds will be in the sinking fund tion, sir. If you don't mind the other ond Cadet, under charges— "W ho. m et T b * amount rati m ated a* t» nrwaa ry to p a r for Not on your life! The only man I'll long before the thirty year* under an guoets." th * conatrurtion of th * road* art forth la T w o H un­ dred Thousand Dollar» (1200,006.00). T b « roet ask ts our member of Congr«ea." eight mill tax and there will be no in­ ol *urh con*lructk»n u to U paid lor by th * l**u * and aalc ol bond* for said amount, p ay ab le thirty crease above the present rate and our Be Joyouely Ueeful. year* after dal*, with Inlerwet at not exceedin g ail permanent system of good roads - will Efforts to be permanently useful p*r cent per annum from data of aal*. an! ‘ A Quldlng Light. O YOU know of anyone not to l»a »old or otherwia* dlapoatd of for I remain for those who are left. F.very must be uniformly joyous—a spirit all Reputation Is In Itself only a farth­ fa«w value. wbo U old enough fo freeholder within the proposed Njx-oial sunshine, graceful from very glad­ ing candl«, of wavering and uno«rtaln Now, notk* Is hereby given th at on Lb« 18th day of July, A. D 1912. an election will b« h*M read, wbo has not seen (hat Road District must realize that hi« ness, beautiful because bright.—Car­ flame, easily blown out; but It Is the and tb* aam* la hereby ordered, bv tb « qu«Ufi«d sign at a railroad crossing f elector» wbo are frw* holders In the a lx jv e des­ light by which the world looks for property will be Increased in value by lyle cribed district, to determ ln* if th e above and finds m erit.— iKiwell. the proposed measure and should turn drwcrilied territory ah all b* conatltutod Into a U everyone hoe **«n l( si aom# •pedal road and bridge district of O range coun ty. out and vote for the Special Road Di*w illin'* Proof, Mo rid a. a* [prayed for by petition«™, an d if tbere time or other, than why doesn't shall 1« conAtruri*d within aald . _ d ietxtct. ______ lid ir «Perini aa trict and bonds and fio his best to make T each er—•'Willie, glv* three proofs the railroad let the sign rot It Is. Indssd. above defined, perm anent road* and b rld gm . M aw ay f W h y doea the railroad the vote unanimous! ! that the world actually la round." Once boys or girls have been slrayed lot, and aa fully drwribed la lit# p vtlU oa e a com pany c o n t i n u e tc keep W v itb Ih* board of county rommtaMoMr* o l enM THOMAS E M M E T W ILSON \ W illie— "T h e hook says so. you say »o. lowed to leave echool. It Is contrsry cou n ty, and if Two Hundred Thoueanci (« 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .those eigne at every crossing } and ms says so."— Fuck. to human nature to expect them to 0 0 ) D ollon ahall ba raieed by the |a#ua an d aale ol bond* peyabl* th irty y rara after d ate, w ilk laterMaybe you think, Mr. Merchant, go back. ret not to ricevd ala per cent per annum from d ate “ Most everybody know« iny of ante of mid bond*, the aaid bond* n o t In be eoid Woodland Park Notes New Luxury for the Chinee«. 1 don't have to advertise. For Brick Roads Sanford Library Free Reading Room ♦ l i iiiT iT lC H iji E' FOR THE LJ D g Sunday g cheery party gatheredat the park, enjoying the bathing and various amusements about the grounds. ----- Mr. and Mrs. B. Rung* and family, with Mr, DeMont were visitors of the afternoon. Every one was glad of the return of Mr. Bowman, who excelled In the swim­ ming and diving feats of last summer. With him were several of our “ oldtime»,» and all were soon In the poolMr. Tsyihr of Monroe and the Coltb brothers were over also. Mrs. Paul Keely, with a party of friends came out for a cooling plunge. A set of chair swings is being added to tbe. Outdoor- amusements and will be liked by those who enjoy swinging. I Those xnoee who hive been disappointed with, the uncertainty of the boat service Still In the Future. Harber shops are being opened In We have boen approaching ‘*tb« the far east and th« Chinese are learn­ ing to appreciate the delights of end of all things" ever slnoe history began; but w« ha vs not arriva« there American balr clippers. r«t. Your store and your goods need more advertising than ths rail* road« need do to w are people to “ Look Out for the Cara.” Nothing la ever completed In the advertising world. Novel Fly Trap. Ths Japanese Coal Supply. In some parts of Mexloo the natives It la estimated by (he Japanese that hang the n«eta of large spiders In (heir homee to trap Alee and other In­ their coal supplies In ths Fusbun col­ liery amount to 100 million tons. sects. Won Her Disapproval. U ttle Elsie (after being punished) — I think paps Is dreadful. Was be the only man you oould get, mamma! The Department Stores are a very good example— they are continually advertising — and they are continually doing a good bo lines« If it pays to ran a fow ads ‘round about Christmas time, it certalnly win pay you to ran sd> t it ilea mints about all tha dm« As to the Poor. The poor may not be getting poorer, but tb«y are certainly getting less sab tailed with th slr poverty. ft*s just basinets, thsi's sfl, to ADVERTISE id T H IS PAPER Way of War. Treachery In Kansas. A great many people spend all tdalr I t la not tha way of courage but th« time talking and call it flfchUng lor .way of war to attack Juat thus# who prlnoipl«.— E s p o rla Oaaatta. lot t«m than far* value; a aperlal ta x to be aeameed end cnllnrtrd upon tk * p ro p erty « tib ia m ___ id d lautetl and applied eulety eolety to tb * p ay m en t of Internat, Internet. Iand to create a «Inking[ ffund to p ay and di-charge mid Lund*. T b * lo B ovini persona are ag e -re of mid elect ion: Precinct No. S: E . W . Dunn, d eck ; T . R. IHvia. R . IL .Whltteo, A. T . R nm n tee, fnepectore. P recinct No. 4 : A . A . Hiebe, d eck ; D . U . C . Habun, O, I). Pm reon, L . K ata, laepectnrs. P recinct No. * 0 : A . E . Sjoblom , clerk; B . J . Overetiv et. J. G, M artin, J . P. Buadeil, inapectors. precinct No. 24 : IL C. M aiveU . d e rk ; i . I. Aodeevon, Laroy TOB«, W . II. Hand, inäpectora. T h a electioB aball be bald a t tb* v e tia g pred n r t * v ttb in tb * eb o ve deecribed territory. Only duly quallBed eiectore » h o a n free holdere aball be entltled to » o u a t aald dectioo. Tb# eaid electloo aball La bdd in compliance »llb th a loaro.of tb* «tat* of Florida. T7>« laapector log aaid alert io* «bkjl Imm ediauly maVe retu rn * U th * board ol rounty rotnmieuoocr* a /t .r aeid eieotion 1* hcld kerording to thla raR. Don# aad ordernd In opc* board. t h « tb * 4lh d a y of la n », A'. D. 1 9 tl . M. O O V E R S T H E E T , t 'bxirm an Board of ( ounty ('ocamiaaiooera ol Orahge County, Florida A tU e t: »m l B. M. R U B IN B O N / CU rk ol tb* Boerd of t'ouaty C * ora ef Orange County, Florida. v» .••* i » ,r .f jS- ‘ )■ * . • • '‘ t «. -•* , « U.*a/‘ - » y.% l' • , *• « -ÄlC, * MI ,. * i M N äM iiai n S i f i i S i i i i v r i 'i ) — �if * * « * y o w ,i.i * before thoy noticed It. But I've al­ ways shuddered to think what they would hava said If that center fielder bad shied the ball back to first and doublod mo up. Tbo mistake won tho game for ua, ao*I waa a sm art fellow. WE HAVE A GOOD ONE New Base Ball Player Should Prove A Winner For 111 The Charlotte Ohserver has the fol­ lowing to any regarding the new player acquired by our Sanford management: Jo e Wofford will not be aeen in a Hor­ net uniform for some time and prob­ ably no more, negotiation* having bwn closed yesterday by which he is »old to a team in Florida. It so happened that the manager of thia club knew Wofford and wrote him tho other day asking if he could find a good outfielder to »end down into the Florida city. The local hit phenom. took the m atter up with the local officials and the fact that he had re­ cently married, which call» for a honey­ moon, dawned upon Joe. He finally impreasod the same thing upon the club officials and they yielded to his request that he bo allowed to play there the re malnder of the seasorl. Wofford ha* been a dependable man on the Charlotte team during this sea­ son. He led the league in hitting last year as a Hornet outfielder, having n grand average of better than .400. He has been hitting the ball hard this year, having marked up a record so far of .287. He has been valuable to the local club during the time it has been in waiting for McMillan to report. Woffor^ was sta­ tioned on third shortly after tho season opened and played a jam-up game at that turn of the circu it He has more recently been playing right field. He is a dreaded hitter in this circuit, and more than one of the beat pitchers will have no ragesis other than personal over his tw a ter onMajor League Dianonds O C h ap m an .) Raoe In 1917. Connie Mack states that hla present lineup will retain Its avernge strength for about five more years. Looks like a great race In the American league for 1917.___________________ 4Uj<iAf///tyrrj Flshbark Played Some Bell They were watching a ball game at Sanford, between tho Orlnndo and San­ /J t /G t t J . fU llffiT O H ford teams. Tho partyy was comjrosed of Capt. J . \V. Wllmott and son, Fred, 1By HERMANN SCHAEFER. Davis Fishback, C. M. M allott and the First Baseman and Utility Man, Wash­ editor. Sanford had the best of the game by about -four scores. Mullett ington Club, Who Is Acknowledged One of tha Sm artest Playars argued that while there waa life there In tha Business. waa h o ^ , Capt. Wllmott agreeing with him. "W hen I was sailing the briny Whenever anyone gets to telling me deep," said the captain, "we had touched that luck Isn't the biggest thing In at one of the South Sea Islands to get baseball I alwaya tell tho story o l water and were met by a band of canni­ the worst break I think 1 aver made. It waa one of the worst anyone ever bal«', who had us in a pretty tight place made, and utterly Inexcusable, but it for a day or two, beiag tied to a tree awaiting our introduction to theJ dread won a game for ua. It happened In a game at Cleveland executioner, but got away, swam to the after I went to Washington, and tho ship and here I am, so I have always only way I ever waa able to explain been a strong believer In the ‘life and It was that my mind got clear off tho hope’ expression.” Fishback was re­ game. They bad us beaten by minded of a game in which he took part. five runs In tbo eighth Inning and wo weren't hitting enough to score live " I was living in a little Kentucky town, runs In a week. The ninth came and away back youder in the early days of their pitcher got a little wild, and the base ball, and was doing tho twirling for first thing we knew we had three men the home team, which had been ehalon the bases, one run In^, and on ly Migi-d bv the. bpys of Hickman's For ono out. I was on^ffrst. . Tb'o next noighlxffing vTilf»jJ^‘*<‘ *aid J*&. --‘-TS iiattcr hid t i f l gtrikag r ilix l tnrt I llw Uay-arrived-for the game-both-teams ^ ■ « W W UHigffrffvaftb rt eenjjv * i _ 'hit' "tfingrTwcre. p itted , neltHcr side scoring ~Tdl the reniayjder of the season, ' i n fact, a short fly to center field, one of-th e tho officials ha vs tain up against a easiest kind. I suppose I bad It fixed It was growuing late when the Ford l>oys came in for the first half of the fif­ rather hard proposition lately in decid­ teenth, and you run ln*lieve it or not. but ing which threo/df McM illan, Welaer. they made fourteen runs in that one in­ Hillix and Wofford to retain, it being ning but we came back in our half and necessary to get rid of one of these. Mil rnsde fifteen, winning the game What lix has been under suspension for ten do you think of that for ‘life and fio|H«?‘ days on account of sickness, but is abbWhen the automobile reached Orlnndo to get back in the game this week. He on the return trip, the editor got out at will resume ploy in the center and Mc­ home, and *|K»kr for the first time, ask­ Millan will be shifted to right. This ing in a puxzled sort or way, ‘Davis, will not only give the Hornets one of the where ditl you say that game wit* fastest, but one of the heaviest hitting pluyed? lte|M>rter Star. outfields in the entire circuit. Li , » H arr Good Grandstand Now The huaehull association has erected u fine new grandstand at Holden Park and the ladles cull be ussurixl of plenty if good seat* all the time The Sanford ladle* are the joy and inspiration of the hull players and the dilapidated grandstand has kept the fuir sex from participating in the guinea for the pu.it two weeks Now th a t'th e grandstand has l>een rebuilt ami enlarged we can Itxik for the Ittdies in greater numbers here­ after. , SANFOHI) WINS AGAIN Collegians Bu­ Down Tourists Fought Game In Hurd Orlando, July 1 When K. Pounds hobbled in the second Inning and ul lowed Roberta to breexe over the pan the locals lost toduy’s game to the Sanford nine. Wallace in the box for the visitors, pitched an excellent game and had the locals at his mercy all the way. Vniden was in good form and though he was toucher! up more frequently hud it not been for the bobble would have pulled through all right. Boyer. Wof­ ford and Wallace were the star stick era, each picking out two good ones one of Boyer's was good for two sacks These teams meet ugain in Sanford tomorrow arid on the Fourth will pull off a double header on the local grounds; first game at 10 a. m. and second at 4 p. m. te The score: Orlando- - äs * 3T*; Z- i AB H R 4 0 0 4 0 n 4 0,^0 3 2 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 (1 PO *) 0 3 2 1 2 0 8 9 A F Hermann Schaefer. 0 0 0 0 IrfT'injr bead that tho out ended tho 4 •) game, foe tho uilnuto 1 saw where the 0 0 ball was going I started down to sec 1 0 ond at top speed. Tbe^tact Is, when I started I was on my way to the club 3 1 house. 1 let out a yell at tbo top ot 8 0 my voice and started. 1 suppose ev­ 0 0 eryone In the atanda and on the field 1 0 thought I waa craxy. There waa the young fellow who was getting a tryout Totals .. .28 3 0 27 17 3 In center waiting to catch the hall. 1 was within about twenty feet of seoond when suddenly I saw the runner Sanford — AB H R PO A E ahead of me standing on the bag Farmer, c f 6 1 0 4 0 watching the fielder, and It flashed Swink. lb over me that I, wko was claiming to 3 0 0 11 0 be a wise guy, was pulling for a John Moreland, r f ... 4 0 0 0 0 Anderson. There wasn't a chance for Woffold, 2b _ 4 2 00 1 2 me to get back to first If he made a Bundy, s s 4 00 00 0 3 throw and It waa up to me to save Lowe, c. ........... . . . 4 11 00 6 1 myself some way. 1 could hear tho Roberta, I f . 4 1 1 2 0 gang telling me about It for the next Brittain, 3b .4 0 0 2 fi two yoara as I stopped as If some one Wallace, p __ 4 2 0 1 7 had bumped me. Then I let out a yelp that waked everyone within a Totals , 29 7 1 27 18 1 mile and stood still yelling “ThirdI Third!” a t the top of my voice. fr Scoro by innings: It worked. I saw that fellow catch Orlando—.......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (V—C that ball and make a terrific heara toward third base, and I turned and Sanford ....... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 1 sprinted back to first the best 1 could, to cover myself oven If the game did end. The fellow In center heaved that Sum m ary: Sacraflco hits, Bowen and ball a block over the thlrfibaaem an’s Gore. Stolen bases, Woffold. Two base bead, and two runa scored, and I got hits, Boyer and Farmer. Double plays, back to flrat and then got down to secWallace to Brittain. Left on bases, ond again before they found the ball— « Orlando 4, Sanford 8. Struck out and I tall you I breathed easier to by Valden 8, by Wallace 6. First base think th at I bad escaped. The next on balls oil Valden 1. Time 1:40. batter splashed one, and the next one crashed otje, tied the score, and we Umpires Moore and Tilden. won out In tha tenth i n n i n g . ------ , Queerly enough, no one In the 'bus Everybody is going to Orlando on Thursday and help the Collegians to trim that sight skid anything about my break, and 1 had to tell, them what a the TouriitJ. puii Bennett, c Í Lee, 1 f C. Pounds, * s Boyer, r f Bowen, 3b __ F. Pound, 2b Valden, p Gore, lb Beardall, c \m (C o p y rig h t. 1*1*. by W Famous D oneheadÄ £x/>Au'n<\í¿ylnn/wp > . . ; . . m i i i :. s a n io k i > tu ralo trito mrii m m uut mrojt July 2, 1812 By IRWIN M. BOWE, Official SfatUticlaa sf tha MORDECAI BROWN’S PENNANT-WINNINCI FIELDING FEA T ONQ after Morddcal’s wonderful right arm of hone and sinew, baa paia the toll of age— seasons after the threa-fingered marvel of the dia­ mond has pitched bis last baseball attired as a major leagusr, win the memory of his startling play of brain and skill ona bright October day at Detroit cling to those who were fortunate enough to aee in* exhibition. The Chicago Cubs with their matchlees machine Intact had beataa in* Tigers twice .and George Mullin'* great pitching gave the Jungle flghtere their only victory. Elimínete the wonderful pley of Brown and Detroit might have won the fourth game, even up the series and taken the world's champion­ ship of 1908. Singularly enough Brown’s pivotal play waa not a pitching feat, although It helped win hla own game, but a fielding achievement In which quick thinking and clever maneuvering were the all Important factors. Brown'a great pitching on t|»*t day waa effective enough to win the gam* with good fielding. Tinker's fielding was spectacular all the way through, but Brown'a play coming a t the dan* ger point, bordered on the marvelous ■It was pronounced the greatest play of the world's aeries 'of 1901. Had “Brownie" failed to think la that criáis, Cobb’s great speed and perfect bunt would have filled the basee for Detroit and the serlee might have stood two all. Aa It was the Cubs won, practically clinching their grip on a second world’s bunting Charity O'Laary brought a gleam of hope to the Tiger fans in tn« fourth Inning when he batted a slug)« to left. "Wahoo Bam" Crawford drove the crowd wild with cheering wfa«n he smashed out a drive to left. _ q 'L *a ry halting ■ak ssconfr. Tttoae dew ’ y#l IU g0lBi’ B it. They hoped ~a home run that wotiTin'put 'DeTFMT*— Mordecal Brown. .In the lead. Brown was fully alive to the situation. He flashed a signal slung the lino for Harry Stelnfeldt to be ready for a surprise at third. The Cub pitcher’n bruin win nt work to outwit the greatest batting player ot the age Me (Iko rod Cobb would bunt and bunt he did It was laid down perfectly The Btartlod fans saw the form of Brown crouch close to (he ground. Iuo k o madly at the ball, whirl and firo tho sphore to Btetnfeldt. The throw came half a step ahead of O'Leary rushing down on third. The crowd w u dutided and Crawford at second so bewildered that Johnny Kllng relayed the ball lo Tinker, practically completing a double play that sored the day (or tbo Cubs and ghve Chance another pennant. „_ .. (C op y right, t i l l , by Jo se p h B. B o w les.) Florida And Her Equable Climate M ichigan M um I ells The T ruth About [üYour Printing □ our motto. □ * L e t us figure w i t h you on your next job. SPENCER1 Only exclusive Baker in the city. All 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 P|R8 T C L A S S G R O C E R S --------------------------------- Special Orde rs Tilled P r o m p t l y ^ — - We Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. U l PARK AVENUE. ’■ ¿ i íij ■ N J .1<r iv r .'í - í ' i . W . i - .• •” r, 7 r i ÉfifiyüBi P e n in su la r St ut e The lurk of »reunite information on shine brightly out of the elcureni ami the part of a great many northerner.» bluest of skies. concerning Florida, it* climate, to|x>g If there is any fault to I»- found with ruphy, natural resource* anil products the climate it is b«-cau*c there is so much is probably greater than in regard to any sunshine. Fortunately there are |w-ophwho like I mi s sunshine, greater extreme* other state in the Union. Its climate is (x-culiar. The general of heut and cold, and lu-nce ull portion* impression is that the farther south one of the earth are inhabited: hut, it is u E d wa r d s Out Again noticeable fact, civilization commenced Edwards, the good old scout who held goes the higher the temperature, etqx-cin the milder climates Of the earth and lown the second sack on the Collegians ially in tin« summer. Forty years ami under summer skie* the world ha- .il and hrok e u hone in his ankle lust over of weather observations by the ways lx**n ami always will lx- the most Thursday is able to hobble around uii government show that the mercury in I densely |Mjpuluted. TUtclics anil is shuking hands with hi' South Florida ha* not registered us high With it* lem|H-rature and variety of many friends today. He ought to he a degree of heat as in North or West soils there ts. probably, a greater divers Floridu, nor as in every other state of in bed hut you couldn’t keep him there ity of crops jwoduced in Florida than any unless you put him in a straight jacket. the Union. other state, and the cultivated acre* There is of course a reason for this. He expects to watch the game of hall produce a great dpal more in vulue every today at the park and will no doubt Lying considerably to the south of the year than do the same numlx«r of acre* mend quicker if he can attend the games other state*, and bordered by the waters in any other state—the ratio for Florida His physician expect* to have him around of the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ixang about seven time* os much as that Ocean. South Florida has a climate again in a few week*. of any other section in the United Slate* which is peculiarly its own. ami which In another r«*qx-ct the state is very (*• is not comparable with thut of any other culiar. Each section, while it may ami Nevi Record. Mute The summer season is long uiul Mrs Post — "Your old waitress Is under the direct rays of the almost ver­ does grow a variety of products. ha* worklug for us now “ Mrs Parker— tical noonday mud the heat is strong some particular product for which it n “ H’ni* That's more than she ever did noted, though many of these* same while in the shade it is not oppressive or at our house."— Harper’s Bax&r. products may lx* and are grown over u debilitating. The air that is wafted wide range of territory. A good deal from the Gulf or the Ocean daily over seems to depend upon what particular the narrwo peninsula is life-giving rather product the settlers of u specified locathan entreating, especially if one is lo­ nter sup­ cated on the high lands of the count cality Ixt.an raisin,' for the plies of northern tourists ajul for the towns. early-in-the-season northern marl e x By reason of tl.ia peculiar situation, This very general survey of some of and its range of nearly five hundred the peculiarities of Florida’s climate ami miles north and south, Florida, although soil, renders it quite essential for pruejxfca tropical state in latitude,.poKsctetcs a tivc settlers—even more so for them than 'wonderfully amiable but diversified cli­ for winter visitors who want homes of mate. adopted to a great variety of meth­ their own atnid pleasant surroundings ods. from nearly everything grown in to carefully consider the particulsr our no-tF—n states to the tender trees branch of agricultural industry in which and plan which thrive only in the trop­ they wish to engage, before investing ica. If it is worth their money In Florida retd estate, as a The atmosphere is of remarkable prosperous orange and grapefruit grove d o in g a t a l l , clearness. There is some rain in the in Duval county, In the northern part ol it’s worth do­ winter, but the pprincipal precipitation the state would be about as doubtful Is during the iummcr montha. The a proposition M a successful apple or­ ing well. showers will come up quickly, the waters chard on the shore line o l Lake Okee­ will full plepteoqsly for a short time, the chobee In South Florida.— E. W. Barber, clouds will pass away and the sun will lb Jackson (M ich .),P atriot. First class work at all times is — perate T«8,'KtiwWhVgr.«»t.Cvi^2 ¡ ¡ 2 4 * �Í*T9 • •' ' *•■■■' P u b lish e d 8 e m l-W o e k ly -r-T u o sd a y and F rid a y THE SANFORD HERALD /«V S A N hXJR D — Lite i, Worth Living • ANPOND, P LOR IO A, PNIDAV, JU LY » , 1»11 Number * 7 NEWS OF THE WORLD ED ITO R W OODS ON BRICK HOADS Tk Favor» O ur-Plan For The Building Of Good Road» D rI.and, F la., Ju ly 4. 1912. Editor Sanford iltra ld : I sincerely hope your jK-ople will sup­ port the movement for brick construc­ tion of county roada I never read a more convincing argument than that in your issye of June .11, signed "E x ecu ­ tive Committee, by Thou. K. Bates, Secy ." You should keep "standing" tlie first paragraph of that unanswerable ap­ peal. Having exhausted apparently the whole realm of experimentation in road construction at iNjormous expense to your people, und finding conditions in their primitive stute almost, it would seem that you would be driven to adopt brick construction, however high the first cost, rather than waste more money und defer the day of judgment! I come from the section of Kentucky know’ll ns the Blue Grass, with its worldfamous McAdarn roads. The material is near at hunu there for building ami _______ * Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WftH Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Mowing Tor Hurried R ead ers Going home to spend the Fourth, thirty-five passenger» on a Lackawanna railroad train were killed and fifty in­ jured in a rear-end collision l>ctween pas­ senger train and express. The accident which happened Wednesday morning, about throe miles east of Corning, New York, was caused,, it is believed, by the mistake of the engineer on the express train, who thought the train abend was on a parallel track. Yesterday's observance of the na­ tional holiday in Washington was strict­ ly of the safe and sane variety. Airship and hydroplane exhibitions; canoe rue«-*, swimming contests and numerous ath ­ letic fixtures characterized the celebra­ tion. During the. forenoon Ibero were patriotic excrcia« in th e^ Iall of the Americas o f the Pan-American Union building, with John Barrett, directorgeneral of the Pan-American Union, as the chief orator. The Minnesota Progressive Rehuplicun league will back Woodrow Wilson. Dem­ ocrat, in hi« corning campaign for the presidential election, according to George S. I » i t us, president of the league, in a statement today. According to Mr. Loftus, practically all of tbe memts-r* of the executive committee of the league have iigreisl to thi* plan. “ Woodrow Wilson represent* our idea of progres siveixm," said Mr. Loftus. “There is no reason for us to join the third party movement and neither can we support President Taft. We will work for Mr Wilson in the »late " OUR EIRE DEPARTMENT Being Brought Up To Greater Efficiency ________ CITY TO Bi SECOND BUILDING BU SIN ESS INCREASES June Permits For Building Operations show increase I Sanford is building as never before and i the increase in new projierty is not a CLASS , T " - b“' Many Change» To Place SanTord In The fro n t Rank OT Protection Sunford at bust has a fire department that is destined to Ik* second to none in the stute ir. a few inontlis. The new auto truck purchased by the former council and that caused so much adverse criticism at the time has proved to he one of the city's l>ext assets, und time and again has waved the city thousands of dollar* worth of projM-rty by getting out promptly and doing such good work u(K>n arrival. Chief Underwood, since taking charge of the firy department, has removed the fire truck to headquarters in the city hall building, where Messrs. Paxton and W hit«’ have full charge of the murhinnund and are on the job Ixith night and dny_ keeping the apparatus' in fine shapen insuring complete jfn^4«"Ctmn-x^M all time«. The rooms on4 the seeonnftoor have been furnished and screened" and made most comfortable for the fire laddies and a good force of volunteer* and paid men are always on the job In a few weeks Chief fmlerwood ex|iecta to put on another driver (or the hose wagon thus insuring sufficient service to reduce tile insurance rat«- ill Sanford ami put our city in the ***coml class rills will he gixid new* to our (Hsiple who have hts’ti paying «-x<>r hitant rules so long The Sanford Fire Department can yut-u-ZWlt \ asphaltum road oil those magnificent boulcvard«e»ould detcrioiuUi.more rapidly than they could be constructed, owing to the effects of rains, winds and automobile traffic, which is on the increase every­ where I am happy to - ay! Were it not for tile binding effis’t of the heavy oil mentioned, Kentucky “good roads" would all lx- ground In |Miwder and blown away' <>ll bus saved them' Bill here in Flnridu where you have little or no hard stone for surfacing your roads, you simply huve got to come to B R IC K ROADS, or continue to pave your roads with silver dnllnrs sand' I have sttidied road construction I Im- >le|M-m|ed up-oi t«i handle the situation This is indeed n most flattering riqairt mid demonstrate* the great urtd abiding faith that |M-op|e have in Sanford’s fu­ ture Every stranger that cornea to Sanford these days s«-e* nothing hut the brightest pro*|H-cts for our hustling city nn«i this winter with the new tourist hotel, the government building and the brick mads all in the proct-OKJT building will boom our city as never In-fore. All concede that nothing can retard the onward march of progrw* ¿h a S a n *' ford has the ln-*t season In prospoetjhat has ever confronted her citizenry. <—L ¿ i ♦. uU-| School Teacher» Appointed The County Board of Public Instruc­ tion has«- at -M-vt-ral m«*-tmgs considered the apjaiirttlneiit of teuchel* to schiMils, hut have not yet eoinp!et*-«l this work. Orlnmlo U S Coleman, principal; Mr- W <i Jo h n s o n , Miss«1* Mollle Ray. Eunice DeLaney, Bessie Miner, Eula Smith. Bernice Smith. Mary Branham, Bessie Fun-ii, Hannah Peters, Minin«ill unless til«- lire reach«* Grove* know «omet hing of w(Mid Iffook*. asp hall at un> 1im«that would la- iin|s«a»ll.|c to Intuii thic, concret«-, M cA ila m , brick anil a Mis* Grove* di-elim-ii this a|>i>omt it ml Isi-ly tIn-re CO sand. ui ’I im I w F'lorida citi«-* III! VIm«-nt to laa-ome prinripul of the Apopka M o n e y -t|a-nl o n Ill C«ln v erting tln-ir sum !) into ill tl»»* ni-ur f u t u r e sehool brick h ou li'varil*. Hu• count!«-* mu-i fol im pr«•Ving tine lire ili-pat t t n e n l 1 « m o n e y Sanford Th«- i-ntir«- faculty of last lu* •*ml * Th**n* in in ><>t her Ho|utl<»M t III«! A« II ."|H■nt ai u| i i ur c i t i z e n * will u p l m h l l,.rill w;i* r<-uppomt<-<l with the addition th • hand» of t i l e c o u n c i l in e v e r y iin of M i a a Lucy Newsome Another fake prize fight wax pulled off i »«•«• V ote for b rick roads, and solve for all pr ov«- l l i ent mail«- or c o nt e i np| ut e « l f or on the glorious Fourth of July, tins tune A|a>pku Mi*» Minnie Grov«-*. Prill . in New Mexico, when a so-called pugilist tim e the vexing ipiestion of good ro a d s" tll«i la-lu-lit o f a ta-tl«-r x«-rV|e«Mi.i*«-* Eva MiH^uater*. Eula HaizJip. named Flynn stood up to Jack Johnson in F lo rid a' Ix-t Sanford l«-ad tin- way' Mattie Chapman. Jennie Baas. tl The Imperial Rex |as-1 fulls for nine rounds and was Dually xtop|M-d Oakland It S. Hartafield. Prill., Mis* I.ast night the patrons of tin- Itola»- Helen Kmuutner, F!va Taylor, Helen la*cau»e fie attempted to butt the cham­ CI.ARKSCK K WOODS 11uk Theutr«- wer«- given a treat in th«- laertnun, Florence Moore pion negro with hi.* reversing the rncinl Ex-May or of Richmond, K> Fditor vaudeville ac’ls by the little Waldo si* Wihter I’urk Mr» <>ra I-«yt«in, Pnn.. trait. These fake lights ought to lie elect of Eustis “ Lake Region." t*-r» in their dancing, singing and acr««- M i s s e s Nannie Harris, F^va Walker. stopjasi In the United State* altogether 'xi hutic (eats The*«- are the two young F!lizala-th Welch. T w o N« w S t a r s Willed ‘ «•at acrobats on the stage being only 6 ami Ocoee I. I) Burdick. Pnn., Ml**«-* For the H«-form School Washington. D C , July t Two new 7 vent* old Thi-y will ap|»-nr again Mill)«- Bray. Ruby Wilson * Tti. following letter has las-n r*i-eived stars w«-re added to the national (lag tonight and tomorrow night with cliange Pin«* t ’u»t|i* M i***** Pearl Hmiler i> Mrs S. (). Chase, seereturs of tl ; today. 'h-notiMg f h hlitlim n( Ari/iih.i ••( p r o g r a m m e , in a d d i t i o n to th e m m Ruby Wilkin* I .aura la-wi«-r Wednesday Club, in regard to a l«u <d |||(| \i,, XU'ti tn ill«- aixterhiaiil ill mg pu t ur«* A giaul «-row«) is ••»|a-<’ted Mint land Ml** I u< > Hams liooks and magazin«1» »«*nt to the Reform |t has ta-«-ii x^mi«- tuiK aim-»- l tu- a» all wtin w«-re pre-a-nt laat mglit w«-r«t'ohwa) Mis* Sarah ( rawford, Pnn School by the ladies of tin- club. two t«-rril<iriex Inx-am«- slat«-», hut under highly entertain«-«l Brooksvdle Argu* Mr*. Mary Burlier. M arianna, F la., M ay '¿4th, 1912. the law the change in the flag could not The Waldo Trio will l»e at the Imperial F'uirvi«-w Mr*. A. S. Beyer. Mr». Sydney C hatr, Src. U’rdnrxtJny ta? made until today, which is the Inde- tonight and tomorrow night. Good pieLockhart Mr*. Flthi-I Stevens, Prin.. Club, Sanford, F la .: IM-ndence day next following thei r u«lmis- tur«-*, giaul music, good vaudovill«- Mi** F^flie Hulls«-!. Dear Madam -S in ce writing Mr Fcr- sion to statehiMal s k e t i ’ he * Christinas Miss Ague» * lurk,Prin . nald in acknowledgement for the lx»x< T h e law governing the su b je c t I* con M i» Gludys Magruder , I received your letter and J hasten to taimal in th e a«-i of e«mgr«-o* approved Safe tnd Snne Fourth (■eni-va Mi*» Mu) me Mcl..«in..jr>rin . thank you heartily for your kimlnea* I April I, 1*1 s T h a t act provide* .i> Sanfor«l pu.*»«-d a very ipilcl fourth Mi** I.o lia tieiger can mtsure you th«* IhhiIoi will la- r*-a«l follow X ye*t)-rday amt one ttuit ««mid trutli Oviedo W r Holi*iii). Pm* Mi*» with interest, ami I trust it will la- the (in llie admission of a new *»t «»t•• into fully - all«-«! safe and sane Kvt-n t to Mar> Aiilin meaa* to elevate the hoys. Goo«i lit«-r the Union, «me «tar shall la- added to the »mall laiy and hi* lug iioim- was eonspi«’ Iteulah .Mi*» Olceta Morn* ature is sadly needed. If you huve any union of th«- Dug and such addition sliall nous for tii* tilcw-ncc Many of the Sun < h u l u o t u Mr* A S Hickson,Prill . outdoor games you have no ihhsI of I take effect on the 41ti day of July then ford p»*opl«- tne«l themselve* to the pli-a* Mi*a Nelli»- (i«-ig«-r would be very glad of them. next succeeding such admission." ure resort* near here, some took a river lomgwoo«! Chandler F.. MilU-r Thanking you heartily in behalf of the This is tiie first time since 1890 that trip and several parties took dinner in Ivey Miss Genevieve Ivey. boys and wishing your club continue«! more than one star has tx-en added at a the cool and shady recesm*» of the pii\ey Gotha— Miss Grace Fbnerson. prosperity, I beg to remain, time. In thut y«-ar star» w«-re u«l«it-xl for woods A lurg«- number of Sanford Tangerine Miss Florence Bellows. . ’ Your» truly. the five new state* of fduhn, Washing­ |M-ople went to Drlundo t«> ««*«* the hull Iluda Mrs. A M Rehbinder. G U Y A. BA LL. ton. Montana and North and South Da­ games and only the sign* of ram k«-pt Luke Mary Mi*» Iu-onora Arnettirf Manager. kota. « IxM-kwood Mis» Ruth-Smith. * shundreds more home in tin* afternoon. The members of the Wednesday Club Although the day was one of the most Zellwood E. W. Fly. Prin.. Miaa expect to send n box to the »chool on Fri. Igou Waa There <iuiet F’ourths tiint Sanford has ever Rachel Philli|* day, July 12th, and uny one wishing to Clurconu Nliss Muri«« Daniels The following from the |>en of Sum known and the folks who stayed at homicontribute money or any games that Sanborn at the Baltimore convention state that the silence of the deserted Monro** I.uFius Coward. would interest boy» ranging in ngc from Galiriellu Miss Kate Mathers. will interest the Sunford friends of the streets was actually painful. 8 to 16 years can send name to Mrs. S. (). But it was a safe and *une Fourth I’aola Miss I ujIu Gresham. gentlemun. Chase, 902 Oak avenue, before F'riday, Boggy Cns-k Mrs. Antonia lax-k. "S ta te Senator W. M. Igou, of I.ukc nevertheless July 12th. Wednesday Club members Bronson Mi.*» Sarah Smith. county, who came up as A. P. Jordan’» please take especial notice. Iron Bridge- M. L. Ivey. alternate, was ‘in good" all the time. Entertained The Children LAURA D. C H A S E ,. F’oreat City Mias Lillie Morgan. Igpu looked very much like Underwood The Sabbath School class of young Taft Mian MuIk-I Daniels. Prin., Miss Sec. WedAeoday Club. and he waa mistaken for the matchl«*» girls taught by Mr*. U. H. Summer», FT hoi Hickson. leader and had people rubbering at hitn, wife of the pastor of the Methodist Winderifiere— Miss Emma Keiser. saying 'T hat'» him,' and coming up to church assist«*«! by Mrs Summer*, en­ Odd Fellowa Elect Officer-, Canada» Mum Myrtle Bean. give him the good right hnnd every day. tertained the class of hoys, laugiil by Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F., Springhead—Harvey Geiger. Mr*. T. A. Newlan, and also the class of held the annual election of officers and Well, Igou deserved it all because he is Barton L a k e -M iss Edith Belknapp. hoys taught by Mr. Smith, at a moon­ not only good looking but a dandy Dem­ the following ew-re elected, the installa­ Cpprcwi Creek—J . W. Timmons. light party in tin* park. Monday even­ tion taking place last Monday night, o crat." Clyde— Miss FTlith Gorton. ing. Altout thirty-aix young people July lit: Little Creek— Misa !>ottie Muthers. w«re present. They nil hud u jolly time launch Party N. G.— L. E. Tew. Misses F'lorencx* loivell and Emma playing outdoor games by moonlight, A launch party consisting of Mr. and V. G.— G. W. Blackwelder. - * Mrs. R. E . Gormly and son, Mr. and Mrs. after which they gatherer! in the lighted; Proctor and Mrs. Violet Brady were R. S . - W . S. Baldwin. stand for other game* and to enjoy the given appointments which they deW. W. Dresser, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Al­ Fin. S.—J . H. Ferguson.— , i dined. ien and son, Dennis, all of Cameron City ice cream served by the young gisrl. Treaz.—W. P. Stone. Some of the colored schools have been and Mr». A. Simon. Miss Isabelle Simon, Warden —G. E. Taratua. * . Special Notice, M a s o n s supplied with teachers, hut the list of Miig\ V irginia Brady and Mr. nn«l Mr». Chaplain - JL P .-JK i& êt-. ^ W. M. Huyhe* enjoyed a very pie au n t , 'I'herr wtii *>e a cmH«m1 oouuuutUcaUuu a^poilllmL-Ill» 18 not complete, R. 8. to N. G. —M. M. Evans. Schools desiring to la- open «-urlier than trip to Blue Spring* on the Fourth. The of Sanford I>alge No. 62 on Friday evenR. S. to V. G.—J . L. Hudson. mg. July 6lh, at 7 o’clock. The Master SeptemiH-r 9th will bo requin-rl l«> pre­ trip was made with Roy Tillis in his L. S. to V. Q.—J . L. Hudson. degree will be conferred. sent to the county superintendent a |»etiInunch "N ettie" and a very fine time is Conductor—J . W. O. Singletary.— 1 H. E . TOLAR, W. M. tion from a majority of tha patron». reported by all. I. B. O .-W . P. Stone. ’ V-c fjr i ¿feti « .:■? ùr ¥ MAi •« ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The Land of Flowers. hMlthy *n * ih th*‘ CILLtD f ROM Till STATE PRtSS will land this city in the big Irusinesa n.*» in u short time. F’or dull slimmer time the amount of new building» being erected in Sanford this past month is nothing short of remarkable. Seeing so many new bpilding* ami hav­ ing a vague idea as to the number, the Herald scribe.casually inquired of Clerk Lovell as to the number of buildings for June and was agreeably surpri-w«! to l>e informed thut during the month of June the |>ermita totalled in dollar mark» J - \y Velum* IV tn f pltomr or the Week’» Moal portant tlappenlngi In the S tate'» Domain Im ­ Will F'nglish, n negro, charged with assaulting a young white woman, was lynched near Drudentown, Manatee county Tuesday night by a mob which went to the jail, broke in the door, over- . Iioweriui the jailer and secured the pris­ oner. hanging him to a tree near historic Braden castle. The plans ure at least complete for the cri-ction of the hundsome new home oft* the Board of Trade in Miami. The building will I»«, constructed of reinforc«*| concrete, will in- two stories high,the ***eond story to tx- the office of the Iniard. Th*- first floor is to Ik- used for mercantile building. -« y _ï Peache» grown in Ow-t-ola county have been retailing in the northern market* -for an average ot-ten-dtifert a box and upward. ‘Think of JJutU-.And yet some say that |>enche* cannot Ik* grown suo«•«•»»fully in Florida.— Kissimmee Valley Gazette. The Southern St«-*-l and Iron Works, anewly ¡ncor[»>rut<-d enterprise in Jack ­ sonville. has just M-ceivcd it» charter from Tulluhnss«-«-. This entt-rpriae is capitalix«x| at $100,000, there tn-ing 1,000 sitares at tlUO each Work on tiie new Capitol City The­ atre in Tullnha*s«K- is progreMilng rapidly and the theaterr will !*• formally «ijk-h«-<I on tiie llftli of September. News comes from Plant City that dur­ ing the season just closed there have b«K-n *hij)j»-d from the Plant City platform approximatel) $100,000 woth of vegetables ami fruits, not inclusive of orangr-s. Sono of tin- princqiaj prinlucts were »trawiKirrn-* These figures do not include shipments from the jioints near there. Th ' I It i* currently r«-|x«ru-d that F'ort Meade i* in have a new railroad, ex­ tending from Tampu via Buskin and from Ruskin to F’ort Meade, thence’ to Arcadia and points east. The Rock Island S|>onge Company has lK-eh orgamz**d in Curraliellc and offic*-r* «-lect«»l for the new organisation, riu- Ixwt sjxmge in (Ik- world it is »aid »«♦• tiie Rock Island sponge that are caught 16 anil 4U miles eust of CarraIh-IIc The company is capiiuliz*-d at $100.000. The first canning party of the season was held at th«- home of Miss Lena IaijK-r on Monday, Jun«- 24 She canned un­ der th« direction of Mr* C. H. Bishop thirty-six jx>un<l* of tomatoe«. As »he has a fin*- plot of tomatoes, she hopes to run w e l l oi tin- race for the Imard of trail«- prize Tiie ( ’iirruiielle Tomato ( lul> No. 1 will hold u canning party at th*- club home the 29th ami will aend not«-* n«-xt wix-k. Madison F7nterprise Recorder • ■' j -II The steeple of the Methmlist church in Titusville #iw struck by lightning a few «lays ago anil badly wrecked. The »outluuut coiijftaji tiui.clu4£ch_waa also. badly damug«-<l. » Held A Lawn F'ele The Junior Epworth League ^>f the MethiKiist church held n lawn party Tuesday aft«-rnoon at the home of Mr«. !., R Philij», the su|>erinten7lent of the leugure The tabh* and the lawna were tastefully decorated with flowera and 11ug*. The children served ice cream, cake and candy, with punch to about two hundred visitors. It was both a pleas­ ant occasion and a financial succcoa, as the young leaguers cleared $29.26,which will l>e used for the benefit of th«« orphan­ age at Enterprise and locally. The young |>cople of the league have as a re­ sult of their efforts, enterprise and will­ ing efforts, made several appreciated contribution» to the parsonage improve­ ment fund durfhg the past winter and spring. In more way» than one, thi« Juniro I/cugue Is receiving very valuable training for future usefulness. lb 11 I’ r c s b j t c r i a n < hnrch R.-v J. F McKinnon will preach at tiie I’rvsbytrriiin church next Sabbath morning and evening. All or* cordially invited. ■ v j3f ■ "V VC -e F � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, July 02, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0a79c5668894d5be0fce28c74ddc969d.pdf d6ba6cab363af2648ac48957969b04dc PDF Text Text if**«* y o w ,i.i * New Base Ball Player Should Prove A Winner For 111 ably no more, negotiation* having bwn closed yesterday by which he is »old to a team in Florida. It so happened that the manager of thia club knew Wofford and wrote him tho other day asking if he could find a good outfielder to »end down into the Florida city. The local hit phenom. took the matter up with the local officials and the fact that he had re­ cently married, which call» for a honey­ moon, dawned upon Joe. He finally impreasod the same thing upon the club officials and they yielded to his request that he bo allowed to play there the re malnder of the seasorl. Wofford ha* been a dependable man on the Charlotte team during this sea­ son. He led the league in hitting last year as a Hornet outfielder, having n grand average of better than .400. He has been hitting the ball hard this year, having marked up a record so far of .287. He has been valuable to the local club during the time it has been in waiting for McMillan to report. Woffor^ was sta­ tioned on third shortly after tho season opened and played a jam-up game at that turn of the circuit He has more recently been playing right field. He is a dreaded hitter in this circuit, and more than one of the beat pitchers will have no ragesis other than personal over his Li i , _ ~Tdl the reniayjder of the season, ' i n fact, tho officials ha vs tain up against a rather hard proposition lately in decid­ ing which threo/df McMillan, Welaer. Hillix and Wofford to retain, it being necessary to get rid of one of these. Mil lix has been under suspension for ten days on account of sickness, but is abbto get back in the game this week. He will resume ploy in the center and Mc­ Millan will be shifted to right. This will not only give the Hornets one of the fastest, but one of the heaviest hitting outfields in the entire circuit. » tw a ter Bu­ Down Tourists Fought Game In tu O Chapman.) Raoe In 1917. Connie Mack states that hla present lineup will retain Its avernge strength for about five more years. Looks like a great race In the American league for 1917._____________________ Flshbark Played Some Bell They were watching a ball game at Sanford, between tho Orlnndo and San­ / J t/ G ttJ . f U llf fiT O H ford teams. Tho partyy was comjrosed of Capt. J. \V. Wllmott and son, Fred, 1By H ER M AN N SCHAEFER. Davis Fishback, C. M. M allott and the First Baseman and Utility Man, Wash­ editor. Sanford had the best of the game by about -four scores. Mullett ington Club, Who Is Acknowledged One of tha Smartest Playars argued that while there waa life there In tha Business. waa h o ^ , Capt. Wllmott agreeing with him. "W hen I was sailing the briny W henever anyone gets to telling me deep," said the captain, "w e had touched that luck Isn't the biggest thing In at one of the South Sea Islands to get baseball I alwaya tell tho story o l water and were met by a band o f canni­ the worst break I think 1 aver made. It waa one of the worst anyone ever bal«', who had us in a pretty tight place made, and utterly Inexcusable, but it for a day or two, beiag tied to a tree awaiting our introduction to theJdread won a game for ua. It happened In a game at Cleveland executioner, but got away, swam to the after I went to Washington, and tho ship and here I am, so I have always only way I ever waa able to explain been a strong believer In the ‘life and It was that my mind got clear off tho hope’ expression.” Fishback was re­ game. They bad us beaten by minded of a game in which he took part. five runs In tbo eighth Inning and wo " I was living in a little Kentucky town, weren't hitting enough to score live runs In a week. The ninth came and away back youder in the early days of their pitcher got a little wild, and the base ball, and was doing tho twirling for first thing we knew we had three men the home team, which had been ehalon the bases, one run In^, and only Migi-d bv the. bpys of Hickman's For ono out. I was on^ffrst. . Tb'o next noighlxffing vTilf»jJ^‘*<‘ *aid J*&. --‘-TS iiattcr h id t i f l gtrikag r i l i x l tnrt I llw Uay-arrived-for the game-both-teams ^ ■ « W W U H igffrffvaftb rt een jjv * 'hit' "tfingrTwcre. pitted , neltHcr side scoring a short fly to center field, one o f-th e It was growuing late when the Ford easiest kind. I suppose I bad It fixed l>oys came in for the first half of the fif­ teenth, and you run ln*lieve it or not. but they made fourteen runs in that one in­ ning but we came back in our half and rnsde fifteen, winning the game What do you think of that for ‘life and fio|H«?‘ When the automobile reached Orlnndo on the return trip, the editor got out at home, and *|K»kr for the first time, ask­ ing in a puxzled sort or way, ‘ Davis, where ditl you say that game wit* pluyed? lte|M>rter Star. 4 U j< iA f/ / / ty r r j H arr Good Grandstand Now The huaehull association has erected u fine new grandstand at Holden Park and the ladles cull be ussurixl of plenty if good seat* all the time The Sanford ladle* are the joy and inspiration of the hull players and the dilapidated grandstand has kept the fuir sex from participating in the guinea for the pu.it two weeks Now th at'th e grandstand has l>een rebuilt ami enlarged we can Itxik for the Ittdies in greater numbers here­ after. , Hurd July 2, 1812 ralo £x/>A u'n <\í¿ y ln n / w p Orlando, July 1 When K. Pounds hobbled in the second Inning and ul lowed Roberta to breexe over the pan the locals lost toduy’s game to the Sanford nine. Wallace in the box for the visitors, pitched an excellent game and had the locals at his mercy all the way. Vniden was in good form and though he was toucher! up more frequently hud it not been for the bobble would have pulled through all right. Boyer. W of­ ford and Wallace were the star stick era, each picking out two good ones one of Boyer's was good for two sacks These teams meet ugain in Sanford tomorrow arid on the Fourth will pull off a double header on the local grounds; first game at 10 a. m. and second at 4 p. m. te (Copyright. 1*1*. by W FamousDoneheadÄ onMajorLeagueDianonds SA N FO H I) W IN S AG AIN Collegians i i i :.s a n i o k i > before thoy noticed It. But I've al­ ways shuddered to think what they would hava said If that center fielder bad shied the ball back to first and doublod mo up. Tbo mistake won tho game for ua, ao*I waa a smart fellow. W E HAVE A GOOD ONE The Charlotte Ohserver has the fol­ lowing to any regarding the new player acquired by our Sanford management: Joe Wofford will not be aeen in a Hor­ net uniform for some time and prob­ > ..;..m By IRWIN M. BOWE, Official SfatUticlaa sf tha MORDECAI BROWN’S PENNANT-WINNINCI FIELDING F E A T ONQ after Morddcal’ s wonderful right arm of hone and sinew, baa paia the toll of age— seasons after the threa-fingered m arvel o f the dia­ mond has pitched bis last baseball attired as a major leagusr, win the memory of his startling play of brain and skill ona bright October day at Detroit cling to those who were fortunate enough to aee in* exhibition. The Chicago Cubs with their matchlees machine Intact had beataa in* Tigers twice .and George Mullin'* great pitching gave the Jungle flghtere their only victory. Elimínete the wonderful pley of Brown and Detroit might have won the fourth game, even up the series and taken the world's champion­ ship of 1908. Singularly enough Brown’s pivotal play waa not a pitching feat, although It helped win hla own game, but a fielding achievement In which quick thinking and clever maneuvering were the all Important factors. Brown'a great pitching on t|»*t day waa effective enough to win the gam* with good fielding. Tinker's fielding was spectacular all the w ay through, but Brown'a play coming at the dan* ger point, bordered on the marvelous ■It was pronounced the greatest play of the world's aeries 'of 1901. Had “ Brownie" failed to think la that criáis, Cobb’s great speed and perfect bunt would have filled the basee for Detroit and the serlee might have stood two all. Aa It was the Cubs won, practically clinching their grip on a second world’s bunting Charity O'Laary brought a gleam of hope to the T ig e r fans in tn« fourth Inning when he batted a slug)« to left. "W ahoo Bam" Crawford drove the crowd wild with cheering wfa«n he smashed out a drive to left. _ q 'L * a r y halting ■ak ssconfr. Tttoae dew ’ y#l IU g0lB i’ B it. They hoped ~a home run that wotiTin'put 'DeTFMT*— Mordecal Brown. .In the lead. Brown was fully alive to the situation. He flashed a signal slung the lino for Harry Stelnfeldt to be ready for a surprise at third. The Cub pitcher’n bruin win nt work to outwit the greatest batting player ot the age Me (Ik o rod Cobb would bunt and bunt he did It was laid down perfectly The Btartlod fans saw the form of Brown crouch close to (he ground. Iuo k o madly at the ball, whirl and firo tho sphore to Btetnfeldt. The throw came half a step ahead of O'Leary rushing down on third. The crowd w u dutided and Crawford at second so bewildered that Johnny Kllng relayed the ball lo Tinker, practically completing a double play that sored the day (or tbo Cubs and ghve Chance another pennant. „_ .. (Copyright, till, by Joseph B. Bowles.) Florida And Her Equable Climate M ichigan M um I ells The Truth About Peninsular Stute The lurk of »reunite information on the part of a great many northerner.» concerning Florida, it* climate, to|x>g ruphy, natural resource* anil products is probably greater than in regard to any other state in the Union. shine brightly out of the elcureni ami bluest of skies. If there is any fault to I»- found with the climate it is b«-cau*c there is so much sunshine. Fortunately there are |w-ophwho like I mis sunshine, greater extreme* Its climate is (x-culiar. The general of heut and cold, and lu-nce ull portion* impression is that the farther south one of the earth are inhabited: hut, it is u Edwards Out Again noticeable fact, civilization commenced Edwards, the good old scout who held goes the higher the temperature, etqx-cin the milder climates Of the earth and lown the second sack on the Collegians ially in tin« summer. Forty years ami under summer skie* the world ha- .il and hrok e u hone in his ankle lust over of weather observations by the ways lx**n ami always will lx- the most Thursday is able to hobble around uii government show that the mercury in I densely |Mjpuluted. TUtclics anil is shuking hands with hi' South Florida ha* not registered us high With it* lem|H-rature and variety of many friends today. He ought to he a degree of heat as in North or West soils there ts. probably, a greater divers Floridu, nor as in every other state of in bed hut you couldn’t keep him there ity of crops jwoduced in Florida than any unless you put him in a straight jacket. the Union. other state, and the cultivated acre* There is of course a reason for this. He expects to watch the game of hall produce a great dpal more in vulue every today at the park and will no doubt Lying considerably to the south of the year than do the same numlx«r of acre* mend quicker if he can attend the games other state*, and bordered by the waters The score: in any other state— the ratio for Florida His physician expect* to have him around of the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Orlando- AB H R PO A F Ixang about seven time* os much as that Ocean. South Florida has a climate again in a few week*. Hermann Schaefer. of any other section in the United Slate* Bennett, c Í 4 0 0 *) 0 0 which is peculiarly its own. ami which In another r«*qx-ct the state is very (*• Lee, 1 f 4 0 n 0 0 0 IrfT'injr bead that tho out ended tho is not comparable with thut of any other culiar. Each section, while it may ami C. Pounds, * s 4 0,^0 3 4 •) game, foe tho uilnuto 1 saw where the Nevi Record. Mute The summer season is long uiul Boyer, r f 3 2 0 2 0 0 ball was going I started down to sec Mrs Post — "Your old waitress Is under the direct rays of the almost ver­ does grow a variety of products. ha* Bowen, 3b__ 2 0 0 1 1 0 ond at top speed. Tbe^tact Is, when worklug for us now “ Mrs Parker— tical noonday mud the heat is strong some particular product for which it n I started I was on my way to the club “ H’ni* That's more than she ever did noted, though many of these* same F. Pound, 2b 3 0 0 2 3 1 while in the shade it is not oppressive or house. 1 let out a yell at tbo top ot at our house."— Harper’s Bax&r. products may lx* and are grown over u Valden, p 3 0 0 0 8 0 debilitating. The air that is wafted my voice and started. 1 suppose ev­ wide range of territory. A good deal Gore, lb 2 1 0 8 0 0 eryone In the atanda and on the field from the Gulf or the Ocean daily over seems to depend upon what particular Beardall, c 3 0 (1 9 1 0 thought I waa craxy. There waa the the narrwo peninsula is life-giving rather product the settlers of u specified locayoung fellow who was getting a tryout than entreating, especially if one is lo­ cality Ixt.an raisin,' for the nter sup­ Totals .. .28 3 0 27 17 3 In center waiting to catch the hall. 1 cated on the high lands of the count plies of northern tourists ajul for the was within about twenty feet of seotowns. ond when suddenly I saw the runner early-in-the-season northern marl e x Sanford — AB H R PO A E ahead of me standing on the bag By reason of tl.ia peculiar situation, This very general survey of some of and its range of nearly five hundred Farmer, c f 6 1 0 4 0 watching the fielder, and It flashed the peculiarities of Florida’s climate ami miles north and south, Florida, although Swink. lb over me that I, wko was claiming to 3 0 0 11 0 soil, renders it quite essential for pruejxfcbe a wise guy, was pulling for a John a tropical state in latitude,.poKsctetcs a Moreland, r f ... 4 0 0 0 0 tivc settlers—even more so for them than Anderson. Th ere wasn't a chance for 'wonderfully amiable but diversified cli­ Woffold, 2b _ 4 2 00 1 2 for winter visitors who want homes of me to get back to first If he made a mate. adopted to a great variety of meth­ Bundy, s s 4 00 00 0 3 their own atnid pleasant surroundings throw and It waa up to me to save ods. from nearly everything grown in Lowe, c. ......... ...4 11 00 6 1 to carefully consider the particulsr myself some way. 1 could hear tho our no-tF—n states to the tender trees Roberta, I f . 4 1 1 2 0 branch of agricultural industry in which gang telling me about It for the next and plan which thrive only in the trop­ Brittain, 3b .4 0 0 2 fi they wish to engage, before investing two yoara as I stopped as If some one ica. Wallace, p __ 4 2 0 1 7 had bumped me. Then I let out a their money In Florida retd estate, as a The atmosphere is of remarkable prosperous orange and grapefruit grove yelp that waked everyone within a Totals , 29 7 1 27 18 1 mile and stood still yelling “ ThirdI clearness. There is some rain in the in Duval county, In the northern part ol T h ird !” at the top o f my voice. fr winter, but the pprincipal precipitation the state would be about as doubtful Scoro by innings: It worked. I saw that fellow catch Is during the iummcr montha. The a proposition M a successful apple or­ showers will come up quickly, the waters chard on the shore line o l Lake Okee­ Orlando— ........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (V—C that ball and make a terrific heara toward third base, and I turned and will full plepteoqsly for a short time, the chobee In South Florida.— E. W. Barber, Sanford ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 1 sprinted back to first the best 1 could, clouds will pass away and the sun will lb Jackson (M ich.),Patriot. to cover m yself oven If the game did end. T h e fellow In center heaved that Summary: Sacraflco hits, Bowen and ball a block over the thlrfibaaem an’s Gore. Stolen bases, Woffold. Tw o base bead, and two runa scored, and I got hits, Boyer and Farmer. Double plays, back to flrat and then got down to secWallace to Brittain. Left on bases, ond again before they found the ball— Orlando 4, Sanford 8. Struck out and I tall you I breathed easier to Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done □ * by Valden 8, by Wallace 6. First base think that I bad escaped. The next with latest Improved Sanitary machinery. on balls oil Valden 1. Tim e 1:40. batter splashed one, and the next one SPENCER'S BREAD HANDLED by all P|R8T CLASS GROCERS crashed otje, tied the score, and we Umpires Moore and Tilden. -------------------Special Orders Tilled Prom p tly^ — won out In tha tenth i n n i n g . ----- , Queerly enough, no one In the 'bus Everybody is going to Orlando on Thursday and help the Collegians to trim that sight skid anything about my break, and 1 had to tell, them what a the TouriitJ. t r it o m r ii m m puii u u t m rojt [üYour Printing If it is worth doing at all, it’s worth do­ ing well. äs * □ 3T*; Z- i First class work at all times is our motto. « \m Let us figure w ith you on your next job. S P E N C E R 1 We Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. NO. U l PARK AVENUE. ’■ 4 * ¿ i íij ■ N J.1<r iv r . 'í - í ' i . W r, 7 r i . i - .• • ” É fifiyü B i — perate T «8 ,'K t iw W h V g r .« » t .C v i^ 2 ¡¡2 �Í*T9 • • ' ' *•■■■' Published 8eml-Woekly-r-Tuosday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD /«V S A NhXJRD— Lite i, Worth Living • ANPOND, P LOR IO A, PNIDAV, JULY » , 1»11 Num ber * 7 NEWS OF _______ THE WORLD * Tk Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WftH Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Mowing Tor Hurried Readers Going home to spend the Fourth, thirty-five passenger» on a Lackawanna railroad train were killed and fifty in­ jured in a rear-end collision l>ctween pas­ senger train and express. The accident which happened Wednesday morning, about throe miles east of Corning, New York, was caused,, it is believed, by the mistake of the engineer on the express train, who thought the train abend was on a parallel track. Yesterday's observance of the na­ tional holiday in Washington was strict­ ly of the safe and sane variety. Airship and hydroplane exhibitions; canoe rue«-*, swimming contests and numerous ath­ letic fixtures characterized the celebra­ tion. During the. forenoon Ibero were patriotic excrcia« in th e ^ Ia ll of the Americas of the Pan-American Union building, with John Barrett, directorgeneral of the Pan-American Union, as the chief orator. The Minnesota Progressive Rehuplicun league will back Woodrow Wilson. Dem­ ocrat, in hi« corning campaign for the presidential election, according to George S. I » i t us, president of the league, in a statement today. According to Mr. Loftus, practically all of tbe memts-r* of the executive committee of the league have iigreisl to thi* plan. “ Woodrow Wilson represent* our idea of progres siveixm," said Mr. Loftus. “ There is no reason for us to join the third party movement and neither can we support President Taft. We will work for Mr Wilson in the »late " ED ITO R W O O D S ON BRICK HOADS Favor» Our-Plan For The Building Of Good Road» DrI.and, Fla., July 4. 1912. Editor Sanford iltra ld : I sincerely hope your jK-ople will sup­ port the movement for brick construc­ tion of county roada I never read a more convincing argument than that in your issye of June .11, signed "Execu­ tive Committee, by Thou. K. Bates, Secy." You should keep "standing" tlie first paragraph of that unanswerable ap­ peal. Having exhausted apparently the whole realm of experimentation in road construction at iNjormous expense to your people, und finding conditions in their primitive stute almost, it would seem that you would be driven to adopt brick construction, however high the first cost, rather than waste more money und defer the day of judgment! I come from the section of Kentucky know’ll ns the Blue Grass, with its worldfamous McAdarn roads. The material is near at hunu there for building ami yut-u-ZWlt \ asphaltum road oil those magnificent boulcv a rd «e»o u ld detcrioiuUi.more rapidly than they could be constructed, owing to the effects of rains, winds and automobile traffic, which is on the increase every­ where I am happy to - ay! Were it not for tile binding effis’ t of the heavy oil mentioned, Kentucky “ good roads" would all lx- ground In |Miwder and blown away' <>ll bus saved them' Bill here in Flnridu where you have little or no hard stone for surfacing your roads, you simply huve got to come to B R IC K ROADS, or continue to pave your roads with silver dnllnrs sand' I have sttidied road construction I know «omet hing of w(Mid Iffook*. asp hall Intuii thic, concret«-, McAilam, brick anil sand. F'lorida citi«-* III! VI- ui’ IimI w Isi-ly Ill C«lnverting tln-ir sum!) into brick houli'varil*. Hu• count!«-* mu-i fol lu* •*ml * Th**n* in in><>t her Ho|utl<»M t III«! i »«•«• Vote for brick roads, and solve for all time the vexing ipiestion of good roads" in Florida' Ix-t Sanford l«-ad tin- way' Rex |as-1 fulls <—L ¿ i ♦. uU-| Being Brought Up To Greater Efficiency _________ BUILD ING BUSINESS INCREASES June Permits For Building Operations show increase I Sanford is building as never before and i the increase in new projierty is not a CITY TO Bi SECOND CLASS ,T "- b“' will land this Many Change» To Place SanTord In The front Rank OT Protection Sunford at bust has a fire department that is destined to Ik* second to none in the stute ir. a few inontlis. The new auto truck purchased by the former council and that caused so much adverse criticism at the time has proved to he one of the city's l>ext assets, und time and again has waved the city thousands of dollar* worth of projM-rty by getting out promptly and doing such good work u(K>n arrival. Chief Underwood, since taking charge of the firy department, has removed the fire truck to headquarters in the city hall building, where Messrs. Paxton and W hit«’ have full charge of the murhinnund and are on the job Ixith night and dny_ keeping the apparatus' in fine shapen insuring complete jfn^4«"Ctmn-x^M all time«. The rooms on4 the seeonnftoor have been furnished and screened" and made most comfortable for the fire laddies and a good force of volunteer* and paid men are always on the job In a few weeks Chief fm lerwood ex|iecta to put on another driver (or the hose wagon thus insuring sufficient service to reduce tile insurance rat«- ill Sanford ami put our city in the ***coml class rills will he gixid new* to our (Hsiple who have hts’ti paying «-x<>r hitant rules so long The Sanford Fire Department can Im- >le|M-m|ed up-oi t«i handle the situation ill unless til«- lire reach«* at un> 1im«a that would la- iin|s«a»ll.|c to CO it ml tIn-re Money -t|a-nl on ill tl»»* ni-ur future im pr«•Ving tine lire ili-pat t tnenl 1« money A« II ."|H■nt ai u| iiur citizen* will uplmhl th • hand» of tile council in every iin prov«-llient mail«- or conteinp|ute«l for tll«i la-lu-lit of a ta-tl«-r x«-rV|e«- hMlthy * n * ih This is indeed n most flattering riqairt mid demonstrate* the great urtd abiding faith that |M-op|e have in Sanford’s fu­ ture Every stranger that cornea to Sanford these days s«-e* nothing hut the brightest pro*|H-cts for our hustling city nn«i this winter with the new tourist hotel, the government building and the brick mads all in the proct-OKJT building will boom our city as never In-fore. All concede that nothing can retard the onward march o f progrw* ¿haSan*' ford has the ln-*t season In prospoetjhat has ever confronted her citizenry. School Teacher» Appointed The County Board of Public Instruc­ tion has«- at -M-vt-ral m«*-tmgs considered the apjaiirttlneiit of teuchel* to schiMils, hut have not yet eoinp!et*-«l this work. Orlnmlo U S Coleman, principal; Mr- W <i Johnson, Miss«1* Mollle Ray. Eunice DeLaney, Bessie Miner, Eula Smith. Bernice Smith. Mary Branham, Bessie Fun-ii, Hannah Peters, Minin«Grove* Mis* Grove* di-elim-ii this a|>i>omt m«-nt to laa-ome prinripul of the Apopka sehool Sanford Th«- i-ntir«- faculty of last l,.rill w;i* r<-uppomt<-<l with the addition of Miaa Lucy Newsome A|a>pku Mi*» Minnie Grov«-*. Prill . Mi.i*«-* Eva MiH^uater*. Eula HaizJip. Mattie Chapman. Jennie Baas. Oakland It S. Hartafield. Prill., Mis* Helen Kmuutner, F!va Taylor, Helen laertnun, Florence Moore Wihter I’urk M r» <>ra I-«yt«in, Pnn.. M isses Nannie Harris, F^va Walker. F!lizala-th Welch. Ocoee I. I) Burdick. Pnn., Ml**«-* M ill)«- Bray. Ruby Wilson * Pin«* t ’u»t|i* M i***** Pearl Hmiler Ruby Wilkin* I .aura la-wi«-r Mint land Ml** I u< > Hams t'ohwa) Mis* Sarah ( rawford, Pnn Mr*. Mary Burlier. F'uirvi«-w Mr*. A. S. Beyer. Lockhart Mr*. Flthi-I Stevens, Prin.. Mi** F^flie Hulls«-!. Christinas Miss Ague» * lurk,Prin . M i » Gludys Magruder , (■eni-va Mi*» Mu) me Mcl..«in..jr>rin . Mi** I.olia tieiger Oviedo W r Holi*iii). Pm* Mi*» Mar> Aiilin Iteulah .Mi*» Olceta Morn* < huluotu Mr* A S Hickson,Prill . Mi*a Nelli»- (i«-ig«-r lomgwoo«! Chandler F.. MilU-r Ivey Miss Genevieve Ivey. Gotha— Miss Grace Fbnerson. Tangerine Miss Florence Bellows. Iluda Mrs. A M Rehbinder. Luke Mary Mi*» Iu-onora Arnettirf IxM-kwood Mis» Ruth-Smith. * sZellwood E. W. Fly. Prin.. Miaa Rachel Philli|* Clurconu Nliss Muri«« Daniels Monro** I.uFius Coward. Galiriellu Miss Kate Mathers. I’aola Miss I ujIu Gresham. Boggy Cns-k Mrs. Antonia lax-k. Bronson Mi.*» Sarah Smith. Iron Bridge- M. L. Ivey. F’oreat City Mias Lillie Morgan. Taft Mian M uIk-I Daniels. Prin., Miss FT hoi Hickson. Winderifiere— Miss Emma Keiser. Canada» Mum Myrtle Bean. Springhead— Harvey Geiger. Barton L a k e-M iss Edith Belknapp. Cpprcwi Creek—J. W. Timmons. C lyde— Miss FTlith Gorton. Little Creek— Misa !>ottie Muthers. Misses F'lorencx* loivell and Emma ’ V-c f jr i ¿feti « .:■? ù r ¥ MAi •« ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of The of Flowers. Land th*‘ C I L L t D f ROM T i l l S T A T E P R t S S city in the big Irusinesa n.*» in u short time. F’or dull slimmer time the amount of new building» being erected in Sanford this past month is nothing short of remarkable. Seeing so many new bpilding* ami hav­ ing a vague idea as to the number, the Herald scribe.casually inquired of Clerk Lovell as to the number of buildings for June and was agreeably surpri-w«! to l>e informed thut during the month of June the |>ermita totalled in dollar mark» Another fake prize fight wax pulled off on the glorious Fourth of July, tins tune in New Mexico, when a so-called pugilist named Flynn stood up to Jack Johnson tl The Imperial for nine rounds and was Dually xtop|M-d I.ast night the patrons of tin- Itola»la*cau»e fie attempted to butt the cham­ C I.A RKSC K K WOODS 1 1 uk Theutr«wer«given a treat in th«pion negro with hi.* reversing the rncinl Ex-May or of Richmond, K> Fditor vaudeville ac’ls by the little Waldo si* trait. These fake lights ought to lie elect of Eustis “ Lake Region." t*-r» in their dancing, singing and acr««stopjasi In the United State* altogether 'xi hutic (eats The*«- are the two young Two N« w Stars Willed ‘ «•at acrobats on the stage being only 6 ami For the H«-form School Washington. D C , July t Two new 7 vent* old Thi-y will ap|»-nr again Tti. following letter has las-n r*i-eived sta rs w«-re a d d e d to th e n a tio n a l (lag tonight and tomorrow night with cliange i> Mrs S. (). Chase, seereturs of tl ; today. 'h-notiMg f h hlitlim n( Ari/iih.i ••( programme, in addition to the mm Wednesday Club, in regard to a l«u <d |||(| \i,, XU'ti tn ill«- aixterhiaiil ill mg pu t ur«* A giaul «-row«) is ••»|a-<’ted liooks and magazin«1» »«*nt to the Reform |t has ta-«-ii x^mi«- tuiK aim-»- l tu- a» all w tin w«-re pre-a-nt laat mglit w«-r«School by the ladies of tin- club. two t«-rril<iriex Inx-am«- slat«-», hut under highly entertain«-«l Brooksvdle Argu* Marianna, Fla., May '¿4th, 1912. the law the change in the flag could not The Waldo Trio will l»e at the Imperial M r». Sydney Chatr, Src. U’rdnrxtJny ta? made until today, which is the Inde- tonight and tomorrow night. Good pieClub, Sanford, Fla.: IM-ndence day next following thei r u«lmis- tur«-*, giaul music, good vaudovill«Dear Madam -Since writing Mr Fcr- sion to statehiMal sketi’ he* nald in acknowledgement for the lx»x< The law governing the subject I* con I received your letter and J hasten to taimal in the a«-i of e«mgr«-o* approved Safe tnd Snne Fourth thank you heartily for your kimlnea* I April I, 1*1 s That act provide* .i> Sanfor«l pu.*»«-d a very ipilcl fourth can mtsure you th«* IhhiIoi will la- r*-a«l follo w X ye*t)-rday amt one ttuit ««mid trutli with interest, ami I trust it will la- the ( i n l lie ad m is s io n of a new *»t «»t•• in to fully - all«-«! safe and sane Kvt-n t to meaa* to elevate the hoys. Goo«i lit«-r the Union, «me «tar shall la- added to the »mall laiy and hi* lug iioim- was eonspi«’ ature is sadly needed. If you huve any union of th«- Dug and such addition sliall nous for tii* tilcw-ncc Many of the Sun outdoor games you have no ihhsI of I take effect on the 41ti day of July then ford p»*opl«- tne«l themselve* to the pli-a* would be very glad of them. next succeeding such admission." ure resort* near here, some took a river Thanking you heartily in behalf of the This is tiie first time since 1890 that trip and several parties took dinner in boys and wishing your club continue«! more than one star has tx-en added at a the cool and shady recesm*» of the pii\ey prosperity, I beg to remain, time. In thut y«-ar star» w«-re u«l«it-xl for woods A lurg«- number of Sanford . ’ Your» truly. the five new state* of fduhn, Washing­ |M-ople went to Drlundo t«> ««*«* the hull G U Y A. B A L L . ton. Montana and North and South Da­ games and only the sign* of ram k«-pt Manager. kota. « hundreds more home in tin* afternoon. The members of the Wednesday Club Although the day was one of the most expect to send n box to the »chool on Fri. Igou Waa There <iuiet F’ourths tiint Sanford has ever day, July 12th, and uny one wishing to The following from the |>en of Sum known and the folks who stayed at homicontribute money or any games that Sanborn at the Baltimore convention state that the silence of the deserted would interest boy» ranging in ngc from will interest the Sunford friends of the streets was actually painful. 8 to 16 years can send name to Mrs. S. (). But it was a safe and *une Fourth gentlemun. Chase, 902 Oak avenue, before F'riday, "State Senator W. M. Igou, of I.ukc nevertheless July 12th. Wednesday Club members county, who came up as A. P. Jordan’» please take especial notice. alternate, was ‘in good" all the time. Entertained The Children L A U R A D. C H A S E ,. Igpu looked very much like Underwood The Sabbath School class of young Sec. WedAeoday Club. and he waa mistaken for the matchl«*» girls taught by Mr*. U. H. Summer», leader and had people rubbering at hitn, wife of the pastor of the Methodist saying 'T h a t'» him,' and coming up to church assist«*«! by Mrs Summer*, en­ Odd Fellowa Elect Officer-, give him the good right hnnd every day. tertained the class of hoys, laugiil by Sanford Lodge N o. 27, I. O. O. F., Well, Igou deserved it all because he is Mr*. T. A. Newlan, and also the class of held the annual election of officers and hoys taught by Mr. Smith, at a moon­ the following ew-re elected, the installa­ not only good looking but a dandy Dem­ light party in tin* park. Monday even­ ocrat." tion taking place last Monday night, ing. Altout thirty-aix young people July lit : w«re present. They nil hud u jolly time launch Party N . G.— L. E. Tew. playing outdoor games by moonlight, A launch party consisting of Mr. and V. G.— G. W. Blackwelder. - * after which they gatherer! in the lighted; Proctor and Mrs. Violet Brady were Mrs. R. E. Gormly and son, Mr. and Mrs. R. S . - W . S. Baldwin. stand for other game* and to enjoy the given appointments which they deW. W. Dresser, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. A l­ Fin. S.—J. H. Ferguson.— , i dined. ien and son, Dennis, all of Cameron City ice cream served by the young gisrl. Treaz.— W. P. Stone. Some of the colored schools have been and Mr». A. Simon. Miss Isabelle Simon, Warden —G. E. Taratua. * . Special Notice, Masons supplied with teachers, hut the list of Miig\ V irginia Brady and Mr. nn«l Mr». Chaplain - JL P .-J K i& ê t-. ^ W. M. Huyhe* enjoyed a very pie aunt , 'I'herr wtii *>e a cmH«m1 oouuuutUcaUuu a^poilllmL-Ill» 18 not complete, R. 8. to N. G. —M . M. Evans. Schools desiring to la- open «-urlier than trip to Blue Spring* on the Fourth. The of Sanford I>alge No. 62 on Friday evenR. S. to V. G.— J. L. Hudson. mg. July 6lh, at 7 o’clock. The Master SeptemiH-r 9th will bo requin-rl l«> pre­ trip was made with Roy Tillis in his L. S. to V. Q.— J. L. Hudson. degree will be conferred. sent to the county superintendent a |»etiInunch " N e tt ie " and a very fine time is Conductor—J. W . O. Singletary.— 1 H. E. T O L A R , W. M . tion from a majority of tha patron». reported by all. I. B. O . - W . P. Stone. J - \y OUR EIRE DEPARTMENT Velum* IV tn f pltom r or the W eek’» Moal portant tlappenlngi In the S ta te '» Domain Im ­ Will F'nglish, n negro, charged with assaulting a young white woman, was lynched near Drudentown, Manatee county Tuesday night by a mob which went to the jail, broke in the door, over- . Iioweriui the jailer and secured the pris­ oner. hanging him to a tree near historic Braden castle. The plans ure at least complete for the cri-ction of the hundsome new home oft* the Board of Trade in Miami. The building will I»«, constructed of reinforc«*| concrete, will in- two stories high,the ***eond story to tx- the office of the Iniard. Th*- first floor is to Ik- used for mercantile building. -« y _ï Peache» grown in Ow-t-ola county have been retailing in the northern market* -for an average ot-ten-dtifert a box and upward. ‘ Think of JJutU-.And yet some say that |>enche* cannot Ik* grown suo«•«•»»fully in Florida.— Kissimmee Valley Gazette. The Southern St«-*-l and Iron Works, anewly ¡ncor[»>rut<-d enterprise in Jack­ sonville. has just M-ceivcd it» charter from Tulluhnss«-«-. This entt-rpriae is capitalix«x| at $100,000, there tn-ing 1,000 sitares at tlUO each Work on tiie new Capitol City The­ atre in Tullnha*s«K- is progreMilng rapidly and the theaterr will !*• formally «ijk-h«-<I on tiie llftli of September. News comes from Plant City that dur­ ing the season just closed there have b«K-n *hij)j»-d from the Plant City platform approximatel) $100,000 woth of vegetables ami fruits, not inclusive of orangr-s. Sono of tin- princqiaj prinlucts were »trawiKirrn-* These figures do not include shipments from the jioints near there. Th ' I It i* currently r«-|x«ru-d that F'ort Meade i* in have a new railroad, ex­ tending from Tampu via Buskin and from Ruskin to F’ort Meade, thence’ to Arcadia and points east. The Rock Island S|>onge Company has lK-eh orgamz**d in Curraliellc and offic*-r* «-lect«»l for the new organisation, riu- Ixwt sjxmge in (I k- world it is »aid »«♦• tiie Rock Island sponge that are caught 16 anil 4U miles eust of CarraIh-IIc The company is capiiuliz*-d at $100.000. The first canning party of the season was held at th«- home of Miss Lena IaijK-r on Monday, Jun«- 24 She canned un­ der th« direction of Mr* C. H. Bishop thirty-six jx>un<l* of tomatoe«. As »he has a fin*- plot of tomatoes, she hopes to run w e l l oi tin- race for the Imard of trail«- prize Tiie ( ’iirruiielle Tomato ( lul> No. 1 will hold u canning party at th*- club home the 29th ami will aend not«-* n«-xt wix-k. Madison F7nterprise Recorder • ■' j -II The steeple of the Methmlist church in Titusville #iw struck by lightning a few «lays ago anil badly wrecked. The »outluuut co iijfta ji tiui.clu4£ch_waa also. badly damug«-<l. » Held A Lawn F'ele The Junior Epworth League ^>f the MethiKiist church held n lawn party Tuesday aft«-rnoon at the home of Mr«. !., R Philij», the su|>erinten7lent of the leugure The tabh* and the lawna were tastefully decorated with flowera and 11ug*. The children served ice cream, cake and candy, with punch to about two hundred visitors. It was both a pleas­ ant occasion and a financial succcoa, as the young leaguers cleared $29.26,which will l>e used for the benefit of th«« orphan­ age at Enterprise and locally. The young |>cople of the league have as a re­ sult of their efforts, enterprise and will­ ing efforts, made several appreciated contribution» to the parsonage improve­ ment fund durfhg the past winter and spring. In more way» than one, thi« Juniro I/cugue Is receiving very valuable training for future usefulness. I’ r c s b j t c r i a n lb 11 < h n rc h R.-v J. F McKinnon will preach at tiie I’rvsbytrriiin church next Sabbath morning and evening. All or* cordially invited. ■ vj3 f ■ "-Ve F VC �. f — . * ; W ’f i t — — ■ il ■— ■' " T W» i S I a . . — ■- — — «.- * — ■■»'*■ .............. - — — - - -- Il - - - ■ ■ ■ „ . - . . - ■ ■ « ■.S— . . I— — '' - - - I- .1 ■ 1. • *• SANFORD HERALD ________________ _______________ _________________________________July 5' 191 PAIR OF g m s ' t. 4 j 1 5on’t forget that our special free « f ! A* • pant$$>ffer will expire on July 15, now is the tfttte for you to get a pair o f pants K; ri Mil 1 f, ' ’V 'r • * • absolutely without cost or price to you. IC fr - f 41Jy * 1 /’* In this connection we are offering f - --------« some attractive bargains in our big line of -4 •• «— . *** Come in and let us show J f rT* .— - "T-«* .WiAiTil - * you, SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY »I k — ■ rS*. Successors to D. L. Thrasher M O O K K'S S T A T IO N ET' t?: \k r fia-, i i m m s j m w w w w w w w w w w y w w w m w w v w w w v ^ r. Ilei < . M Sumtnvrs i* due (uri- Sunday, thè Tth.’ Mr». Frank rNtridge and dnughtcr, Untile, ari' in U ovm'II, (¡«., vimting h o daughter, Mra. Beri Hcrndon. Mr ami M n Halmer u>ul ehildren « f Fort Druin h it »* visitimi at thè Me('lei lumi homi- thin week Mra. Uni­ tilo nini M r. M ct’lellmid ari- si»ter« 1 » ritnent w it h in(>'fi-st M n F I M,-f 'li'lliind with Fdiili. I he Mnliroeile*, with the help ol some f*hrl<Titie and Morgan uri* visiting h o imroitn, \| r and Mrs K Broun ut Ft. generous friends of Sanford, are making preparations to huild a school and t'hrlstma» church building. The lot, is secured, the Joe Cameron was in Pulutkn nnd pur- i , chased a thousand head of cattle last |,U" ' ber bnu« ht “ nd for' Our new brlcl: rtiad from First street V VV 1 Hurton Mnni], jh*lu> linn licen up in Giurgiu, on n visit It* his old home, will get hark tills week. I Trucking this s*i#.son Inis not Ins-n prolitahl»-. I’rrlmpi hw«N*t huvt* done la'ttrr for im than any other crop. Mr. Mann is fertilizing and working Ins |H'p|M-rs all Over[again, with the expi-rtation of canning them to put on a new rrnp We slaifl watryli that ex- K and I. Britt have bought live acres id laud of Joe Cameron. Ijjis located south and west of Met'lellatids. The mail) friends about Sanford will be sorprisi-d in learn that Mr and Mrs Jacob I lren»|er and daughter. Miss Nell JiMsu'ph, have moved back to their for­ mer home, Portsmouth, Ohio. George and Wash Mitchell have gone to Norwalk to do guard duty at a con­ vict camp. Mrs. George Mitchell nnd little son leave Wednesday for Lake C ity to visit parent«, ^ . , Mr. T. Johnson* received n telegram from Peoria. III., last week announcing a the death of a brother. Several from about here, Cameron City and from town nro mnking up a launch party to celebrate the glorious Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. ChamlM-rlain will celebrate the.fouVth in Tampa. James Mitchell, L. M. Lucas and Joe Guerry are in Chuluota with the party from aliout hen* who are shipping pal­ metto roots to Jacksonville brush fac­ tory.. M O N ItO K MKANDKH1NGS A good many of our |>onp|c nn* away on visits. Mrs. P. D. Cobb and son, Hubert, have gono to L ive Oak, their former home and will be gone some time. Mr. ant and Mrs. J. U. Johnson are oil to mountains of East Tennessee-and ‘ the mour « p o o l to remain Qntil_Septr.mker. Their . address address will w bo Seviereville,' Teun. _ .‘ . Mr. and Mrs. John W l k l l left yes 1 •______‘ >terdayJ(*rTpckl5SlnvilK• ¡\ml otUer plaos. north of here. They will return the lat. ,' ter part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Oglesby are ofl for Jacksonville, Daytona and other r % #. points. They will be hlmo Saturday. *° we -Z.- ARTESIAN W E LLS Best Machinery and Experienced Well Drivers A e r r n o t e ^ . W jp 4 M iH s ^ - T a w c r s jin d „ T a n k s ^ ^ G a s o lia c Engines, Pumps, Spraying Outfits ; The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. | Skin Troubles Grow In Hot Weather Everybody who roods magati*«* bays news­ papers, bat everybody who reeds oewtpspers doesn't bey ■sgailae*. Catch the Drift? Here's the e t d i n le reach Dm people e l , tally. MEH-DEN-H ALL’S CHILL TONIC Best for Malaria, C hills and • * Poisonous perspiration causes rash­ d r o p s soothe and has] th# Inflam ad es, hives, blotchsar pimples and prickly akin aa nothing else can. f i w lt ° r » « » tb* beginning of serina* 'W e vouch fo r tho wonderful prop­ skin troubles. , erties of D. D. D.. for we know that It To wash away the poison entlrsly brings Instant relief for all kind, of apply the simple solution t>. D. D. skin trouble— yea If the first re g u la r Prescription, the famous Specific for bottle does not prove^hls b e y o n d n u ta ­ Ecsem*. . F p F I5o we rsn give you tion It will not cost you a c e n t Bet­ enough.to p|ove that the very «rat ter ask us about D. U D. today. - x- •* 1, L. •R. PHILLIPS & CO., Druggists For Engraved Cards See The Herald A »» .'¿ L ili. * • — - -- $19.00 2 22.00 =: We Carry a Full Stock of Se wer Pipe _______ for M ains and for Ditches Fever. A Guaranteed. • ■ ^ A re Headquarters for Every Thing in this Line 5; Red Clay Drain Tile, per M. Hard Glazed Drain Tile, per M. «oi,,K on jury. . Irrigation and Drainage! % i-sau- " Tj I # 1 , T ; -, •_S , c,ay r,,,ul ,hp f' rry b on lud thè goniI work go on Mr and Mrs. Jas.'A4, ,Oglesl)y and little duughter. Albe, girne to Jack- 1 soli ville also. A* Jim Ogli*sb> . Jr . and wlfe and ilaugh ter left last wis*k for Sonili Carolina. Mr. Kd. Oglisihy, Sr., and wife ha ve i girne north for an outirtg. N o Ugleshy, liut Kd. Jr., and wife are left in Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson have returned to their home In Daytona after th’ s visit ti'ith Mr. antTMrs. T. D. Peters. - The'M isses Blanche and Georgia Pattishali are the guests of Mrs. Beggs of Titusville. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Culpepper have returned from a visit to Sanford. A jolly little party of Geneva people enjoyed a launch ride to Sanford last Friday. ■ f* Mr. Victor Peters made his first, tifip os our new mnil carrier Monday. Quite a number of our Geneva people are planning to enjoy the hospitality of our Chuluota people on the Fourth-. Mr. Krnest Plynt left Monday moern-5' lng for his home In Forsyth, Ga. Mr. nnd Mrs. Irving Baker spent last Mondny in Sanford. Last Fridny Mrs. George Peters re­ ceived a telegram stating that Jier uncle, Mr. W. H. Westbrook, of Forsyth, Ga., was seriously ill nnd there was no hope of his recovery. About two years ago Mr. Westbrook visited Geneva and while here made many frienrfs who will hi sorry to hear the »ad news. .. .M r. J. T. McLain was in St. Augus­ tine a fwe days last week on business. Mr. J. V. Wicks, Mr. Fred Taylor, Mr. Frank Sutton and Mr. David went to Orlando Tuw day morning, being called SANFORD, FLO R ID A .............. ^ * 'j a * it • \ • . ----------- ---- - ______ _ �_ - __ . ________ ___________ P --- r : ----------- H •v~r** •- -• *-**« 7* M -- ------------ ~ ~ i----------------__> 1:---------. — -**» „ fim « . July 5 .1 * 2 t IMF SANTMTC?tMCHALD - Tl « F LO R ID A ’S CORN CRO P M onday, Figures That Seem Large Can Re Ver­ ified U; Year Hook A gentleman haa questioned the ac­ curacy of ■ statement which we made in an editorial last week relative to the corn crop of Florida for the year 1911. t y o t lf e d - that it was 636,000 acres and made some comparisons of these figures with the acreage of some of the other states of the Union. W e are compelled to admit that we have not been over the great state of Florida und made the measurements. Our odf^orlul simply stated the figures we hod taken from the Year Book of the Department of Agri­ culture, published by the government. We have referred to the book again and find the amount to be exactly os stated above— 636,000 acre*. If uny one still doubts the figures he will lx? com|iel!ed to fight it out with Secretary Wilson, the head of the above department. Our doubter thinks the figure* are much too large, but like thousands of other Flor­ idians he evidently has very little accu­ rate knowledge of the value of the farm products of the state. While verifying the figures above referred to wc secure a few more statistics that may be Intcrceting In this connection. Th e acreage of the corn crop in Maryland was 670,000 acree; Georgia produced 8,692,000 acre»; Nebraska, 7 ,425,000 acres and Illinois which is the greatest corn producing state in the world, reports a toral acro—| age of 10,150,000 acre*. In the lig li^ W ^ * the above figures the Floridu crop do** not aeem at all unreasonable. W e made some other *dth the following resulta: — comparisons -The average prie^jjfcerVedJSfr bush/1 for-tha Illinois erOpjyfu 56aftjebrasku Was about the same, w hileTW ridn’s av­ erage was HOc, and that r e t r ie d by Georgia atill more. tx-ing al>out H.'lc This ilifference in vulu<-s mny |*o«sibl) be account«! for from the fact I hat the Florida crop i* largely a "green crop" for which high pric«* are easily obtaine<l. The average price received j»er acre for the crop won much larger in Illinois The Illinois farmpr has specialiietl m corn for the_pa.it forty or fifty years, and knows how to get the lurgitsi and Im-U |iosMible yield out of his land. The \ ear Hook show» that he received an average of $18 per acre for his corn lurid Ne­ braska , another tug wntlurn state, re jtorts an average acreage value of $11 while the figure* of Florida ure $11 fttt per acre. Colorado i* quite n corn state, but her money value |»*r acre figur«n out only $10.25. Any one who question«! the truth of . the figures we gaye the other day prob ably made up his mind from the amount of cor» he seen growing in Orange court ty, and the acreage visible from the car windows between here und Jackson­ ville. Hu did ftot lake into considera­ tion the hundreds of thousands of acre« railed in North Florida where climate is too cold for citrus fruits anil winter truck gardens. All of the figures cm phasiz*- the thought thut the casual ob server haa very little ucrurutc knowl­ edge of what Florida is already produc­ ing in the aggregate, and still less intel­ ligent opinion of the vast (Kinsibilitie* of the state, the agricultural development of which in just In its infancy« Ke|»orter Star. Filed For Record B E. (.'. Brady to People* llunk of G i l ­ ford, cm $1600. J. D. Hood to People* Hank nf S u n ford, cm, $9500. • Joe Cameron to W .*J. McBride, am. W. J. Thigjien to Benj. Drew, mlg, $2470. J jL .R ^ in n g n r and.wife to Ji'nla Honsel, wd., $1. W . R. Monger and wife to J. A. Hanacl., wd., $1. t Carter Deen Realty Co. to Bowman Realty Co., wd., $6670. T . F. Tiiden to Frank H. Williams, am., $1260. C. R. Lucas and wife to Geo. Rolrerts, mtg., $700. Aileen Minnick to Marguret Marshal, wd., $400. Howard Packard I«and Co. to Murgaret Marshal., wd., $1. J. C. Roblnaon and wife to T. W. Tilden, wd., $500. R . L . Honiki-r to T r, M. rip, Church South, wd., $30. Sarah A. Mann to Peter Mack, wd., $ 10. Dora T . Davia, Tr., to J. K. Arnold, am., $860. G. Ammann to Orlando B. and T. Co., mtg., $600. J.* E. Arnold and wife to Dora D. Davla, T r., mtg., $1600. W . Paul Phillip* and wife to Vlnnie M Rex, a gm t, $800. ‘ iT U . Magruder aj\d wife to Lucy K. Hammond, wd., $200. • Charlton Bourne and husband to C o­ lons L. Nuckolls, wd., $10. E. W . Hamel to T . C. Lock, wd., $10. . M & ls s i& k -• - > I S . t«a * • ■ - 8t h P H E time is mow ripe to secure bargains extra from each and every Department. Don’t miss the Shoe _Department, Apartment, many specials in the Dry GoocfsTDepartmenfcr -Attractive values-iroc^.tEe'Xadies feady-to-we-ar-Dcpart— ;ady - to-we-ar-Dc pa ment and last but not least' don’t forget the Furniture Department Monday. 35c FOR 18c D. A. CALDWELL & SONS One of the latest importations in a basket wdilve, white voile with a white stripe about an inch apart. This big bar­ gain for Montlay at only a T w o Stores— 121-123 E. First Street SANFORD 1G YDS. FO R $1.00 "S S S ” Silk finish Sea Island sheeting, a seller at 10 cents a yard, hut Mon­ I les match FLORIDA 36-in SURER W H IT E L IN E N for embroidery work and Indies’ fine waists ,n good value at 0f>e yard, Monday Collars 10c Just think of this special f«»r Monday. I he popular .soft col­ lars for men in white, Ian or gray are going a i each Cash Department Store 18c yard........... Soft 10c 10c to for F A N C Y W HITE G O O D S litis 49c choice assortment of fancy white barred and striped material, the ideal (L im it 32 yds. to a customer.) C E R TA IN SW ISS S PE C IA L A complete line of cu rta iiiS x ^ ft and scrim, a s|>eeial value M o rn ^ -^ iW ® ? day a yard 1 UC 10c E N A M E L W A R E 25c G LA SS W A R E 10c Other SPE C IA LS 10c \¡U¿ Will have many bpfgnins for T M onday in the blue and gray enamel- * ware, values up t<» 25o, including preserving kettles, pots, pans, elea, choice, only howls, pi tôliers, fruit and pickle diahea, sugar howls, etc., has many special ttargatila for Monday. Sec t his line choice, each :41.0 o day’s stile only 16 yards , _ _ _ a-"s -*«*^ >> j---, — . 10c GO-IN S ILE N C E C LO TH 39r This is a necessary padding to pro(ect i he lo p of your dining table from hot dishes, full width, f»Ot -rjunltLy, Mtmdny-a y w Roys ^ i r idio of 'gl.'LsswiUULl'COnsjstiQg of” goods for shirt •L r s x & d T 10c $1.50 STR A W HATS 98r This special stile will include all straw hats worth .$1.50. Now i- vmir chance to secure your Sl/.e liefuie 4\iJ — -atxes are broken, a t. e,u:l i _ ______ * / O L _ waists nnd -a ^ j lor Monday a yard X 09^ Maay -more* -article^^oonwinting- of •largr* earthenware bttwls, "Ijitni-^mSe gauze vests, !>ox writing paper, ladies’ wash hells, Imtll towels, etc, on sale at 9 a rn. Monday 10c M A R Y L A N D S J IIR T Absolutely fasi colors and made to sell at $ 1.23 each, I.arge assortment of pat­ terns, n e g lig e e m at sty le. c u lls / v r y attached, for Monday at only J ; j C l.a d ic s ’ Punips Waists In neat patterns, well made and worth double the luont'V, all si/.«*s. special value at each fur only 25c Dress Shirts 45c Just think of this. Some of these dress shuts are genuine $1.00 values. Your choice on M onday e a e h at only 45c M e n ’s Oxfords In tan Russian calf, cither Rlueher or button style, m the new iYlham and Harlem toe, $4 .0 0 quality choice $3.48 $3.50 Oxfords $2.98 Full Iine’ of Snow’s “ Cnion made" <>xfords in tan, patent leather, gun metal and Y in ( )ur speolal price only >2.98 NEWEST D E S IG N S B e g in n in g M onday, J u ly 8th A ticket with every purchase o f $1.00 will be~given, good for a chance on all o f the following handsome prizes: $47.50 Winchester Automatic Drop-head Sewing Machine, $10.00 Mission Oak Rocker $8.00 Trunk, Leather Straps All Around and Well Braced $8.00 Handsome Leather Lined Cowhide Traveling Bag :: $5.00 Round Top Oak Center fable :: :: :: :: FURNITURE $3.00 grade, this Ime mcludes tan pat­ ent colt, suède, velvet. satin, Y ici kid, in ail si/.es. ( )ur sj >eclal price a pair $5.87 $1.75 Pumps $1.59 This choice line of ladies all seihd leatIl­ ei pumps, [citelli leather finish are a wonder al t he price, ( liildren’s Pumps All solid leather, ne tilling, in several s t y l e s , patent leath­ er . neat t o e s \ ici kid, iitnnps. sizes up to 2, Price, per pair, 98c $2.50 Values $1.98 A new line of Sel­ b y ’s high grade pum ps and <>xfortls m patent leal her and \ ici k i«I for ladies, a ll M /es a pair d » -i D O * p l« * 7 0 il! n BEST VALUES BY T H E CAR LO AD *^YT*hifVeTo buy furniture menable ns to sell at the prices we do and we can make the best terms and easiest pay­ ments. $1.25 DINERS 89r These cane bottom dining chairsw ill he on stile as a leader for Monday only at this special price each CE N TE R TABLES $1.98 Just see tills s|)ocial new line for Mon­ day. The reason they are selling this way, ear load prices. Size 24x24 inches. $20.00 DRESSERS $11.98 This is a big saving on dressers, hut Monday will find tremendous bar­ gains in these car load prices. CAR L O A D PRICES On dining room tables, 6 feet exten­ sion with three extra leaves. This table Is worth $10. MonQ tt day only going at ........ a p O a i/ O $7.50 IR O N BEDS $4.98 I nose Another ear load bargain, handsome white enameled iron bods for Monday’s sale, our price only $3.00 ROCKERS $1.98 Where car load prices talk again. These handsome oak rocking chairs are worth $3.no. for M on day’s sale they will lx* on sale at only $3.39 BUTTERICK PATTERNS FOR $4.98 D E LIN E A TO R M i . • -- $1.89 SIDEBOARDS Special bargains in our now line of sideboards for Monday’s one day’s them. sale. CLOSE A. CALDWELL & SONS T w o Storos— 121-123 NEW ' if? ] 89c Cash Department Store AU G U ST 'a : ;:"!r $1.59 $ 5 .0 Q jilIiIH E N SAFE $3.39 This special value la a wonder ro n1l7 even Ikls a dntwer and usually costs more to make than we areasking. Monday’s#price ' T First Street FLO R ID A SANFORD £ k -j „MN.» THURSDAY a - AT •431 NOON HALF HOLIDAY : -1. Dl f ’ ■Z « * f c - �acrr/s -A--- . ___ July a, rcu SANTORO HERALD TICRALD of a summer will amount to tO.OOO. That means that «very fly killed or prevented ■irom cumin« into iai*teocu in ¿he spring E r t n I W l i f and Friday Mornlni By lime removes just 10,000 of our enemies who might come to jilague us before the warm days are over. The early fly Is R. J. MOLLY, fdltor > W. M. flAYNE«, g g j g g g Manager the one to be swatted und swatted hard. His and her happy home needs to 1» gukscr Iptlan Price, f 2.00 i Year In Advance broken up and sprinkled with lime. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ' DaUrxrad la 0>e ClUt liX canUc 22.00 pet real.-la Tarant* or M e pi? mondi. Barratati In ed\anoe must U> made al office Co .ared aa aeoaad-dai mail matter Auguit I2nd ìaOS. al tba Poaraffica at Sanford. Florida andar A d of Marc^rd. 1879 OBca la Harold Da lidIas V - ____ Trlepbone No. M S . WILSON N E X T PRESIDENT Woodrow Wilson has been nominated by the Democratic party ns the standard bearer for the campaign of 1912. Re­ gardless of whether he was your choice or not he should be now*, and if every true Democrat will work and vote for _ him Woodrow Wilson will be the next President. There could not be any better man nominated than Wilson and tbs Herald states this In all earnestness and in the face of the fact that Under­ wood was our candidate. There may have been men as good offered for the place but none better thar\ Wilson and every staunch and true Democrat will rally to the standard and elect a Demo­ cratic President in November. The Republicans are hopelessly di­ vided and will never get together either ■on Taft-or upon JJ.- ‘> Roosevelt as the head. The Demo­ crats headed -oil Teddy when they nom­ inated a progressive like Wilson. Dem­ ocrats are bound to support h im ' and thousands of progressive Republicans will vote the^Nimocratic ticket, fhis .full because they are tlrwTof the "gag rule" •~ ~ so lohtf enforced by the Republicans. To the people oi the south we wish to state that you havo your opjxvrtunity for voting for a southern man. Wilson is tile ideal rundidute. He is u southerner who was so well beloved in the north thut he wits made governor of one of the states nlxive the Mason and Dixon line. This fact will get him the northern votes. He wua born of old time southern parents, was reared in the oldest southern state, was educated in the south and chose for himself a wife — -f^pm among the fair daughters of Dixie. And yet there are those who ure so ig­ norant that tjiey would attempt to t>elieve that he is not a southerner. The solid south has stood firm for thipast quarter of a century and voted for the nominee irrespective of choice or of antecedents. We have hud no hojs- of nominating or electing u southern man hut helplemritsm has not made us waver It is our inning now and stand firmer than you ever did in the past. Vote for Wilson. He will be the next President. ----- O----S P E A K IN G ABO U T FLIES About one year ago tin* council of this city jiaased an ordinance that prohib­ ited any firm existing fruits and veget allies for sale unless they were well pro teoted from the flies The ordilumce was u joke with the dealers who spread a half yard of netting over the fruits for a few days and then forgot all about it and the city fathers did the same. ThùT ordinanre is in effect today and the time to enforce it is today, when the fly is hav­ ing his inning mid the TW|| of death will soon result. ' An ordinance regarding sanitary meth­ ods of conducting dairies in this city hits never been passed 11 should Im- The sanitary insjiector should also !>e alert at this season and keep the alleys in the business portions especially in a sanitary condition und ja£k up every merchant who allows filth to collect at the hank door. Fly time is here, the most dan­ gerous of the year. __ ; . Pretty soon there will Ire a bountiful crop of flies to buzz around the diping rooms and fall into the milk and soup, unless something is done promptly to stop the propagation of the pesU. This is one crop we do not need and yet the the acreage of flies continues to be quite large. " About one year ugo we heard u great deal with respect to the ills that come to human beings from the common house fly. It was explained to us thoroughly how the fly walking upon filth and feed­ ing on corruption, carried bacilli and distributed them upon our food and china ware and wherever else the pernicious insect chose to exercise the privilege of ‘fï r Hi t h ownership and domination. Already there have been started cam­ paigns of spring cleaning aguinst the house fly. Cities could do nothing o f­ fering better results for efforts that, as a matter of fact, ought to come spontane­ ously. Fighting the flies will pay divi­ dends in improved public health. Hies breed In filth. If there is no filth perpermltted there can be no flies. That Is a simple rule, yet we are assured it is the effective one. It should be the pleas­ ure as jt is the duty of every household to keep the premises scrupulously clean. \> It has been stated as a scientific fact that the progeny of one fly in the course A ■W U KD A H O U n t A N K S Thirty million Americans have money in the bank. Hnve you money in the bank? Then you have a personal internet In the soundness of the banking system. Bankers are the servants of thd public. Their chief duty is the running of the machinery of credit. Credit is the life-blood of business. Nine-tenths of the business of the coun­ try is done on-credit. If the hanking system breaks down, as ours did in 1907, and as it did in '7.'i and in ’98, the machinery of credit stops — the industry and commerce of the country is paralyzed— workingmen are thrown out of employment. Th e losa suffered by this country In panics is in­ calculable. This periodic collapse of the machin­ ery of credit In n rich country like ours is a national disgrace. V* yr, W e have 23,000 bunks in this couhtry. The vast majority of them are sound banks, conducting their business on sound business jirinciples. i i. ___ . ■‘ those tose of any Other country in the world, W<* have the greatest stock of gold of any country in the world. But we have to day no system of co­ operation between these 23,000 banks, whereby they m ay_use their enormous resources and this great stock ot prec­ ious metnl most effectively for the com­ mon good cs|iecial!y In time« of com­ mercial distress. The susjiension of cash payment« by the banks and the ro|!u|rse of credit over the entire country in 1907 u c-utastrophe inijKiS'iilile in Europe in u time of js-are was due. not to the weaknetts of the hanks, but to (he weakness of the bunking system. I f we are to make our credit machin­ ery ns efficient as that of other com­ mercial powers, and il we are to prevent ill the future tin- disastrous losses of money panics, we must remedy the reepgnir.<*d evils in our banking system. It is the duty of every Imnk depositor, every manufacturer, every merchant, every farmer, every wage-earner to do his part in bringing about this reform, so vitul to the interests of all the |ieop|e of the country. It is ii non partisan question that ought to he settled without upjM-ullllg to the passions and prejudices of partisan politics. You can show interest by writing a jtersonal letter to your congressman, telling him that you are a Imnk de|K)*itor and have a |>er*onul interest in legislation which will give this country the best banking system in the world (I S H A D O W S I IF F I T ! RF. FA E N T S Future events cast their shadows liefore! —■1» the midst of a summer season Snnford is building more house* than ever Ivefore. More stores nre building und contemplated than ever la-fore. A new tourist hotel is projeclial Some­ thing thut if mentioned twelve months ago would have sounded like an ephetn end dream is now all but u reality. The building |»-rmits fur the month of June for dwellings alone totalled $45,155. A government building will be one of the projects for thé early spring. The new hotel will start the bulkhead idea for the lukefront and making a clean lake front 'TvItt Tmufhir so -fttshioiinble next season that everybody will lie doing it. The latest move to control tho m^fority of the cultivated farms in the celery delta will mean lx-tter prices and lx-tter shipping facilities and better times. The Sanford section will huve $200.000 expended in brick roads and a gcxxl road will lead in every direction through­ out this great funning district, insuring the farmer quick trans|x)rtation for his crops. Is there any reason for any disgruntled Achilles sulking in hia tent while his com­ panions are bravely fighting the battles that will make this section the greatest In the sou t h ? _____________ Small Blaze Wednesday The (Ire department waa called to the reddence of W. Hi Wright on Foimetto avenue last Wednesday morning, where u lively blaze waa encountered in the kitchen. The bucket brigade had start­ ed before the department urrived, but their efforta were confined chiefly in keeping the flame« from spreading. The chemical uuto truck with its usual promptitude eoon controlled tho situa­ tion und only a small loss is reported as a result. The new fire truck is the real thing when It cornea to getting there on . Corner Second St. and Palmetto Ave. THE HOUSE QE CUNNINGHAM Hold* RPgrtlAF Auctions every Salurda*fc at 2 p. m. line. Solicits ull your trade In this U E to its individuality of service; its individuality of methods; its increasing efforts in behalf of home-owners, this house furnishing store has made itself known from one end of Florida to the other. Its prestige is by no means limited tu Jackt is an institution for tW S tate in general. _ -- Send your commodities to him so that he can disjilay Saturday. them Ivefore Live stock such as Horse*, M u lf. Cows, Hogs, Chickens and Etc. jriitc Ilgtr.mTüilllL an auction sale is n sneraflee sale. Phone No. 17. Geo. B. Ivey’« Auction Sale tf Wade, tfte Tuner. Orlando. One and two horse wagons with celery Boxed aide bodies- at Underwood's, fri-7-tf Gas engine repairs. & Garage Co. T H IS ‘store’ is the depor «nd^lttirker f o r t h e otrtpur of-ihe furniture made in America, handling such products as are roanu factured by Berkey & Gay; Chai. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Com pany, and, in fact, all the very best concerns nf Grand Rapids are ¿ 5 fully ^presented. And upon the merits of such creations has this • m buofibss attained the remarkable success that it is at present enjoying OUR Sanford Medline frl-48-tf Sanford Mufrl-48-tf spaI chine L Garage Co. Bring votir old tires to Sanford Machine & Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fn-48-tf Autoes and carriage painting derwood's. First dasa work. P IA N O IO lie your repair We are equipped to handle work. Shnford Machine A Garage Co. fri-48tf. Rub-M y-Tism ^wlll cure you. 75-Fri-lGt J* JJ¡J5 ‘ 5* DEPARTM ENT ,N E of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South is located on the first floor of our building. The display cm braces only the finest makes— the kinds that are dependable and worthy. In the list are the "Steinway." the "Kohler & Camphell" and “Autopiano." all of which we. being Stste agents, are ably competent to handle throughout the State. at Un­ fri 3-tf 2' 5* J* 5* * C FOR the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con(r n t m t n t — Jp « E T ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM S; Notice * -Good furm and buggy horse for sale and two milk cows with calves. Apply to 58-tf Thomas E. Wilson. Die Gate City House Inis brought down < *•hi**»-«at■« f ~ week for the finest table Isiard in the city 28 Sec Parker. ! John A. Cunningham| ^ /wi WWw r r v Jo u can Dopond on the QualityJ w. J A C K S O N V I L L E N E W YORK ; Rub-My-Tinm will cure you. 7&-FH-13t There, a re Two Kinds o f Chill Tonic P U N K S AND OTHfKS . _____ S T A R T T H F DAY R I G H T Tho old rtlinbe Plunks Chill Tonic Is Guaranteed to drive out Malnnn to cure Chills. Fever. Colds and Grip, your money hack if it does n >t 25c anti 50c |ier bottle. Ask your I >rm! gist In tf ,'with a cup of good coffee. It is easy to make it if you get the coffee here For we keep the finest lluvorefl, most fra­ grant coffee grown. T ry u immiiuI miuI each sip of the frngrunt beverage »ill make you j stronger friend nf this gn> eery. WANTS P A Y C A S H and S A V E Our DtJOf Ma« I u» fir s t Street Wanted —To use Phone 102-5 rings MONEY. - Peoples Cash Grocery All Local Advertisem ent* Under This Heading. H irer O u ts a t in« Fucli Issue : r Sanford. Florida burse for Ills feet). H7-3lc D i m — Part of tail light of automobile Lost do road near Sanford Finder Irnve wiih I) G Monroe und receive reward. H7-2p H AS T IIK IDEA EVER S T R U K * w < ' YOU ,/ that pulling money In farm Inlpl* U about the most profitable HaftInvestment you ran make If it is wisely done? But you ran lose a lot too. Better get the benefit of our expert knowledge of values and rondltlons before investing. You may hillrrly regret it if you don’t. Furnished house for renl—Fight room*. |hath und inndrrii conveniences, three Mocks from First street Mrs Johns, Park uvenue. N7-2lc Wanted— Married man to work on truck furm inside city limits Simili lionise on premise* Ten minutes walk from plaza and sea wall Keferrnces required. Ad­ dress K S. Hold win. Si Augustine. H6-4p For Sale—30 hens and 50 half grown Buff Kock chickens. Also second tini.tl surrey with pule and shafts I'llone or call Mrs W A Mimurk, Cameron Gity. H O W A R D PA C K A R D LAN D < O. Sanford. Florida Hi;.Hip Would like to hear from anyone who ha* employment to offer that will kn-p me in Sanford Address 'Ijilsif,' Ib-rald Dfllce. Hti-2tp For Rent— Eight room house, with both. Bearing orange trees. Arlesian well. Modern convenient»* Address Mrs. Em­ ma Blaine. Snnford. HG-2ip For Sale Ten desirable lots on Park avenue, between 11th and 12th streets. Dicuted five on euch side of avenue. Call F \V Mahoney. Fernald's store. 84-tf for Kent—Six room Itouse, close in. all furnished Party to pay rent of house alone. I retain one room for use of fur­ niture Euquire Herald Ollice. KG 2tp Fur Kent—Six room 2 story cottage on Palmetto Ave., between 4lh and 5th Sts All modern improvements. Apply R. W ' Mahoney. 115 OakAve. 84-tf For Rent— Five room homse. with nil modern Improvements on Flm-avemm N. H. Garner. H6-2tc IR R IG A T IO N Intelligently InMailcd In o f a three-fold benefit. It assures the crop, increase* the yield and Improves the quality. Without charge our expert irrigation exglneer will consult with you. go over your ground and HUggest the most practical *>Htem. We handle the Foo* F.'ngine, of pr o ­ ven efficiency, the American Well Works centrifugal valveless pumps, and a complete line of pipes nnd fillings. We install the Skinner overhead system for truck farms, Spray Systern. Furrow System, and Flooding System for Orange Groves, and the Furrow System for truck farms. Write for further particulars. THE^ CAMERON & BARKLEY CO Tamps — • Florida Phone 990 For Sale— White l-eghorns. Pure bred stock. Any quunlity one to five hun­ dred. Inquire Capt. Tuttle, city dock or at Enterprise. 83-tf "FIX IT” Paper Hanging done first clou manner. Best screens for windows and doors. Keep out flies and disease. Roofing and guttering I » t me figure C. A. Smith, reur G13 Park Ave.Phone 229. 70-If Wanted—Schools, churches, lodges nnd private partie to hold their picnics at Woodland Park, thé only place provided with amusements, conveniences nnd ne­ cessities. The only swimming pool in the state emptied and cleaned every day. Open Thursdays and Sundays. To let other days. 78-tf Table board at Mro. R. L. Jones*, one block from First street, on Park avenue. ' 70-tf Ten acres of good land for sale at a bargain. Three acres cleared ant) croplast season. All under fence. Near ding station on traction line. Almost iven away. Particulars at Herald given Office. W. H. Underwood now has o first clau horse sboer and blacksmith and can guarantee all work of this nature.j„Your horses can he assured of the best -kind of work in this line. See UnderWood when your horse needs shoes.«■ For Rent or Share Croppingi — My cpjftiy (arm located on French avenue, nue, SonfdM. for the coming season.‘Y Address. Cedi time and doing something upon arrival. Gabbett at the Robbins. M e*. 71-tf . * *•As. Geo. Br-tvey’e ' ••-X,Î i - • • . ' v ,.- , '-w. -. Are You Alive? To the fact that now is (he time to take out a policy in a reputable Life Insurance Company Y O U M A Y BE D E A D ! Today, Tomorrow, Next Year, and your fumily not provided for. You are doing Lhfm nn injustice. MEET ME FACE and l o t e x p l a i n all the principal points about il»e best life insunftffe pbildea. V • A«'-*. "v ' f'-S*rVv * N ■vY *■ D. L. THRASHER ; sv • O ffice in SANFORD. FLORIDA H e r ald B dg. ■ • . 1 -2 !P , V -f. v .4 » . • • r •>. • . . c . • V, .. n tf �Lucky Sanford’s New Tourist Hotel O UR spring Hats ~nre” now D. G. Wagner ha» returned from N ew ­ port, Tenn., where Mrs. Wagner and the ' children ere ape ruling.the m m m w. ..i'lu tr— m tiqrirtenrta-pf-M Ttr^W tuner wiH- br __ gratified to learn that *ho la greatly im­ proved in health. The Baraca claaa of the Baptist Sun­ day school cordially invite» all Ixiy* be­ tween 14 and 17 years of nge, not attend­ ing any other Sunday school to meet with them every Sunday at 9:45 in the church. "Y o u are n stranger but once." Kat£ Dickson has accepted u position as night operator In the telephone office, where she will bo glad to aerve her friends and the general public to the liest of her ability. Miss Dickson was in Dr. Denton's office last winter und hua many friends in Sanford. Mrs. M. A. M iot and little son left on Wednesday for Georgia. Maude M iot will visit relatives In South Carolina. Joe D eM ont is rusticating in Snnford for a few weeks. The bright lights of Savannah were too much for Joe and he seeks a haven of rest. Fine Georgia peaches coming in daily right from Ft. Valley. Get them while they last at H. 11. Hill's grocery. Good old Georgia raises (he host coming In daily,. u Get r i one today loan). You want a fine georgia melon on Ire for your Sunday dinner o ^ a basket of Ft. Valley peaches. Get them today at H. II. IIUI'm. W iiye ' Stxingfellqw is in the city comingpyMrer primarily to ta k e‘ in the SahfoKFOrlando ball games on the Fourth. George Hallurd is in the city for a few days. He is living at Hawk's Turk und states lliut everything is looking up over on the Hast Coast. ^ Dr. Oliver Miller is the proud |M«.s»-H»or of a new Overland Motor Car and can now attend to his increasing practice in record lime. -M rs . Thnyer has rented the Venn)tie residence on l.aurt-l avenue ami is feeding ^the hungry again. George Yennlile the well-known con tractor sftent the Fourth in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs It. II Muirheud and children left today for Ft. Myers where they will sojourn for several week s. Table Hoard al Mrs Thayers in the Venable House on l.aurel avenue. Only a limited number can be taken. Mr. and Mrs J H. Nelson and little duughtvr are visiting friends in South Carolinu. During the absence of Mr Nelson. Miss Grim is holding down the t lyde Line office and makes a first class Agent. "M on ey or Manhood" An Independence Day address on "M oney or Mahnnod" will Is- delivered by lies George It Waldron at the Star Theatre next Sunday night lie will give some very plum truths as to danger* that now threaten the nation " I I I fa rta the land, la ha.itrnini ill* a i<rry, Where wealth accumulate.», and men dr ■ fo g ." These monthly meeting* al the theatre are under the direction of t M e n und Religion Forward Movement of Sanford. Next Sunday night at 7 MO. a union of the five churches. Ia-t every one come. What Dors a To Tourist Hotel A Town? Mean ready for your inspec­ tion. They are, without .question, die .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. *- * T ------------ jbâf •A £ r We can show Hats to suit everyone. May we have the pleasure of your inspection? m m á tf& t& íí CCfCtCUJUiAà^—àJH I t T - i f — iva» ' . i n i Take Augusta. Ga . the greatest win- They will yield a staple increuse to city ter resort in the south, and look al her and suburban property und will become start. A doctor built a home nnd a fte r ! valuable and progressive citizens. The tiniabiug it found that he had-more than business man wilj_have to carry finer he wnnted; he sold it to a group of m m linen than he has been carryihg and nC and they converted it into a hotel. This I will have more calls for higher priced building is fifteen times largiT today than I novelties thnn he ever drenrned of They it was then and a few years ago it paid a are a valuable asset and Sanford nyedii stock dividend of 100 |«»r cent It has t hem As In Investment never paid 1»--.» than 26 |>er cent and has increiOMsi its capacity every ywar From statistics tourist hotels pay from 15 |mt cent uji on (tie capitalization and What Attractions llnd Augusta? are in o|N»rution ONI.A FOUR A N D A Her road' lit some seusons of the year HALF M O N T H S flic other »even i» were .11in« mst impuanuhle. Stie hail no sjm' ii l iii idleness The six stores oil sports uf any kind. Everything is dead ♦ Yrmmerrhil street in this-hotel wilt p»>r in winter time and »he tía» no scenery of •I 1 P»»r cent oil tile lliviwtmelit and the .my description v Nu hunting or tishing hotel will In» run tile full T W E L V E except on private reserves. No boating: M O N T H S IN T H E 1 EAR. In the her hunks are on a treacherous river and summer the half facing Lake Monroe »lie ha» .just voted a million dollars to will In» closed and the balance used as a keep tins river within its bound* commercial hotel In other words, your What Attractions Hs» Sanford’’ money will be working THE E N T IR E Her lake front gives lier a.» mild a ch 'I EA R male, as can I m» found m the »tute She I an Sanford I »e $50.000 I bis Fall' has no cold, damp, miserable days The I till you ever stop to think tiiul alioul traveller can revel in the pretth-st sub $?»(),0(Ml of tiie cost of tins hotel will stay tropical scenery to he found anywhere right fieri» i i i Sanford in lulior and supin this country Gumr is very plentiful (ilies Oim-s l liai mean any thing to you? and the angler finds himself in a veritable $50,(100 in four or five mouths? Do you fishing paradise The river is safe and know of a In iter investment or quicker a* yuu travel mile idler mile over her returns? placid bosom, you will find Inmiscuía»« Sanford And Progress that you did not Imbeve existed outside Don't stand for stagnation, don't of paintings. handicap Sanford and your county by a What The Tourist Did For \ugustn groN.» neglect of tills vital issue Two Richmond county. Gu Immisi» »if the .cur- .liter I he '>|ictong of tins hotel an finest road- m Do» »tute I fie tourisi »»I tor wing will have to he added and in ,,r,M1Kylt Sfi lot* tile tllie»t g»»lf ■mother live year* still another larger links in the whole south I hew limks hotel will he built to say nothing of attract such men as John D. Rockefel­ others in Orange county. S T A R T T H E ler. President Taft. Postmaster Hitch­ H A LL R O L L IN G . It means greater cock. etc., nnd the tourist hotel owns the prosfierity. Every hotel turned hunmajority of stock in thi»«e links and made drisls of jNsijife away last year ARE theqi (Mtssilile The tourists have built y til G O I N G T o S T A N D IN YOU It homes there costing from $25.000 to i *U \ L IG H T A N Y LO N G E R ? $100 00(1 ami hind that sold for I2.Y00 11 » I p I ' m Y o u all Her»' ' .llinot In* htiught f»»r $100 00 a The promoters of this h o t e l may not front f.M.i K<» It It E SI D E N * E S A I - O N F la mli to call oil v ou. luit they invite von She ha.- large factories hacked largely by to call at R i h i i i i ■* Peoples Rank building northern capital. This capital came to and have the pro|x>sitinii explained to Augusta for pleasure, saw her ailvan vou and give you statistic». If you are l agen and ilivi-nted their money there upuhle to call on them, address a card to She now has three hig winter hotels nnd llox 1245 und they will Im» glad to lake a new million dollar one is under con­ it uji with you. struction. The president of one of the Hut understand this thoroughly largest hanksTih'd raTlfoad conipfiules in O VER H A L F o r — TT1E C A W P A L the south »iibscnD-d to $20.000 of the|STtH K M U ST HE S U IIS C R IR E D TO stuck. The tourists have made this IN' S A N F O R D B EFO RE T H E PR O ­ town. A H O TE L S T A R T E D IT. M O TE R S C AN GO O U T S ID E TO What The Tourist Will Do For Sanford DISPOSE 'O F T H E REST, so if you They will Irilluencc good roads they arc sitting hark waiting for .some one else will gi ve Sunford a country club und to do it all, you are going to get left and golf links They will encourage a yacht Sanford will continue on in tin» same old It only require« a few thousand chili ami with a sea wall and good moor rut more sulrserilied to make th s hotel an mg facilities, luike Monroe will Im un able to hold the cruising yachts that will -‘««'«■«s SO L E T S G E T IN come here for accommodation. In this D IN E and establish S A N F O R D YO R respect Sanford offer» an attraction that P R O S P E R IT Y A N D PROGRESS. The cut of the hotel gives a general idea of how the building will appear when completed. It will In* 140 feet wide and 200 feet long and will l>e H sha|M*d. This ^cqnatruc.Luu. will make every roqip^ jui^ outside oneT In front facing Commer­ cial street will Ik» six lurge stori»» with the hotel entrance in the center. The . lobby will come under the part joining the two wings together. Hnck of the lobby will be the Palm or ball room, fit) by 80. On one side of this hall will be the dining room and on the other side the writing room, parlors, etc. Joining the Paint room and fucing Lake Monroe will Heitlie^un parlor. This parlor, 40 by 60, is enclosed by glass and from here one can look up and down the hike, wajeh the tennis game« or read, basking cannot Ik* equaled anywhere in the south In the sunshine. The park in front of the hotel will run down and terminate In the nea wall and will be larger than thrive of Sanford’s city blocks. As a thing of beauty, thla park cannot be B A B Jh eq u al»! when completed. W A IN I t U - FRED T. .FRANK Clatter and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD FLO R ID A ■H»+ •>❖ <• + + + <•♦ + ♦ +❖ +<•♦ + + + + + + + Í + ♦ + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ < • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ T f ♦♦ ARE YOUR F E E T * <■ I COMFORTABLE? T hese lon|> hot tiays. li not, put th em in to th e p ro p er F o o tw e a r. We c a n help you in to th e rij*ht sort of shoes for sty le , com fort, am i se rv ic e W ed s u r e s t w hite. ItE. G. D U C K W O R T H *% It FEET t ♦ tt»{. + F I T T ER ^ f t T elep h o n e No. (It) - :- -, S an fo rd . F lo rid a 44 % Î<.«++%v»|.'H»t» +4» v > 4 v 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + ^ + + + + ,K *,fr^<,i,*>+ + + 44*4,4 + -^,f 4 4 4 S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y — - ...... ■■ --------—------'i. Only exclusive Hakrr in the city All mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery S P E N C ER 'S DREAD HANDLED by all F I R 8 T C L A S S G R O C E R S S p ocla l Or der * Filled P r o m p t l y Make E v e r y t h i n g K n o w n to the T r a d e P H O N E 106. NO. I l l PARK A V E N U E . Wc JDLmay be ju st w h a t y o u n PURELY B etter T h a i C a lom el—M ore S a tis fa c to ry Than P tlla. E q a a lly B e n e fic ia l F IE L D . For C h ild ren Or Ad alto. V E G E T A B L E Insist upon L I V E R - R I G H T . To BUY second hand G rain bags • 50 Cents P e r Bottle. H IG H E S T M A R K E T P R IC E PA ID GEO. B. IVEY Notary Public All kind« of Legal Papers, Deed*, Mortgagor, Etc. Acknowledgement* taken, Rental* and Collodion*. Official Cadet for the I. L. U Benefit Society. The beet and cheapest Sick, Injury, Accident and Death Benefit Protection. )ffice In Coat* building, 2nd and Pal- , ‘ -.H it: A ll kinds of Bags and Burlap bought and sold, rcspondcncc Solicited. SOUTHERN S TA TE S BAG COM PANY Importer* of Burlap— Manufacturer* of all K in Js of Haft J A C K S O N V I L L E ............................... F L O R I D A - ■ ; . . Cor- W. G. Aldridge | Newlan P h a r m a c y A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your H ouse For You �i ----------- 1------------ July S. 1912 m e JANrORD l i t RALO DR. R. M. MASON Residence For Sale CLYDE LINE 8PECIAL RATE New ten room house with nil conveWhat Dreee la te Weman. Opportunity to Vlalt- New York And rashlou la woman'« literature. Drwse niencea, just been screened throughout Charleston at a Low Figure la tha expression at her personal style, with bcBt copper screens. Tw enty bcar• " The Ctydte Line has just made an an­ By dress she conveys the outward ea -! Ing~ ontngo trees, ~poc*n trees, abotn nouncement .that means much to the pressloa o f her taste, of her skill, and fifty rono hushes and other plants. All residents of this section who have a de­ tra fi o f har aeethetlo Individuality. In Cmtclass condition and aituated on sire to visit New York C ity and also have U la thua that abe contrives to Sanford Heights, the prettiest reeidence an opportunity to see Charleston. 8. C., obarm the eye« of the arte, the art section In Florida. Flneat artesian wa­ Last year the Clyde Line made a special containing all the others. It la not the* ter from deep well. Can also sell two rate to residents of Florida of |35 for the . round trip from Jar in o n v W o t u - N * » twx>«, finn -ualvanlind garden ___ ____> «K .____,.ham.and ______ York*. This spedaTlrtt» wns so general­ ts u " p o r a r h w ttia trto »r^ w u c tin r.' bar adjoining. \Vill be sol (Tat aetuafeosi'aa tong o f triumph. ly accepted and appreciated that it will my business necessitate« closer residence. again be effective, beginning June 1st. R. J. H O L L Y Tha Retreat From Moeoow. This special r^te of thirty-five dollars Herald OlUce a Napoleon's army for the invasion of from Jacksonville to N ew York and re­ Rusala numbered 600,000. Only twen­ turn la probably the lowest rate for the distance in the world, everything con­ ty thousand returned. During the re­ treat thousands of hortet lay groaning sidered, and Offers an exceptional op­ on tha route, while thousand! ot portunity for a delightful outing and also naked wretchee w ere wandering like affords an exceptional opportunity to •pectera, who eeemad to baro no elgbt visit the metropolis of the United States. or Muse, and who only kept reeling The trip of 1125 miles on the St. Johns on till froat, famine or the C osate! River, Atlantic Ocean, through the lanoo put an end to their power at Narrows into New York Bay, and up the motion. Hudson River to Pier 36, is one of the finest sea tripe in the world. T o make Ihdustrfouf Malaysian«. t^la trip on a roomy steamship, with the Tha follow ing Inursstlng Informa­ high cla d service and the excellent meals tion la taken from a report made by furnished by the Clyde Line, Is a treat in W alter D. Booti, British agant la itself, no matter what the rate is. Tr«ugganu: The band loom la found The pleasures of the trip begin at the In every house . nd the v o q m d weave earonga. St. Johns river, when the sea pulls begin beautiful silk and ~ oottoc Throughout the peninsula tho men to flock and follow the steamship as it are famed as the beet boat builders, passni New Berlin, Pilot Town, Mayand they are clever and efficient workport; when the clear blue waters are met era In iron, brass and nickel. at the bar, the porpoises, shnrks, and oc­ casional whale awaken interest. Just Try JL Charleston, with its historic interest, Bet about doing good to somebody; is always a source of delight and inspira­ -visit-the s i c k tion. Cape Hattcraa, Frying Pan Shoal, put on ywur hat, and the poor; Inquire Into their wants the coast of Virginia and the resorts and mlnlater to them. Seek out the along the coast o f New Jersey, Cape [^PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD deeolate and oppreeied. I hare often May, , Long Branch, the Highlands of ... . ........ _ tried this medicine, and alwaye find It Naresink, with the fiuimualwln liJHu, ^ j $ 0 beat anrtdote fo r a heavy h e a r t all contribute to m ake the trip one long John Howard. M. M. SMITH. Peas to 1)« remembered, and the nlwence of M. R. S T E V E N S . V -P ra a . dust, dirt and dAdcra enables one to feel Friende. H . E . T O L A R . C a t t il a clean and contented. W e speak with awed tenderness of When the steamship p a w s the Statue our guardian angels; but have we nut of Liberty and turns into the Hudson, all ha our gutlng angels, who came with the highest buildings in the world to us In vtslblo form, and, recognised paasing like a moving picture, the only or unknown, kept beside us on our difficult path until they had done lor regret is that the trip is en d«!. Within a few moments after the us ail that the v could?— Lucy Larcotn. Ä steamship la docked and a farewell bandshake Is given to the olflcem and numer­ ous friends who made the trip, n taxi­ cab, or the elevated, or street car will take one to the center of the city and New York is theirs to do as they please visit the big department stores, art gal leries. museums, roof gardens nr any thing that appeals. A t the corner of 23rd street and Broadway, a huge automobile will make frequent trips around the city, uptown, downtown, to Chinatown and to famous Coney island lor $1.00, where bright lights are alwhys burning, tho home of everything th a t« new and novel to drive away dull care. As mnny people throughout the state will make the trip at the very special rate, to be sure of the lx-st accommoda­ tions available, it would In- well td com­ municate with Col Frank M Iron­ monger, Florida J’juisengiT Agent of the ( lyde Line, who has a reputation of making the Florida traveller comfortable on tho popular ships ol the Clyde Line. Baioon Men Killed Plunging a thousand feet to the enrth when the dirigible balloon Akron blew up in mid-air Tuesday morning Melvin \ uniman, the famoua aerinl navigator ■nd four other men were rianhed to their death near Atlantie City. The Akron woa construct»-«! for n triji across the Atlantic and was considered the lost word in balloon construction. The dead are: M E L V IN V A N IM A N . C A L V IN V A N IM A N . FRED ELM ER. Ä i Ä Qlnca the Telephone. In 1876. tho year In which Aloxandor Oraham Bell Invented thó (otophone, thnro were no skyscrapers, no trolley cars, no electrlo lights, no gnauline anginas, no self binders, no bicycles nor motor cars — Magatine of Ameri­ can History k BICYCLES DENTIST Sanford. Floride !i 1 DK. F. C. BOARDM AN i W elburii Block Phone 19 • AND SUNDRIES * 25 BICYCLES » rKUM ISM UP TO $1». FOR NhW Boi 47J ^ • Pt»««« n SMANIBARGf R ORLANDO. . FLORIDA cé DENTIST 825 A" DR. C. G. BUTT WELL DRIVING DENTIST Office: Yowell Building Artesian Wells of Every Description SANFORD. FLORIDA GEO. A. DkCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts (»arner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fin. DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER Satisfaction Guaranteed DENTIST ^ K uo lut I S . 24 a n d 2 5 . Pico P ld t SANFORD, By ' Pitone Expert Workmen 41 FLORIDA. L. G. STRINGFELLOW « Orden Taken at JUSTICE OF THE PEACE N O TASV PUBUC offieg in^tjjj^Jlnll^ HI L L LUMBER CO. rHOMAS EMMET WILSON — or — ” ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR -A-WJkW- — Late State Altor nr r Scrr-nlh JurfHet Cimili of florida K r»klm ore. Sanford and Sylvan laikr J O H B. h S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY LINCOLN HULLEY. Ph D„ Lin D . I.L D . Prratdrm TH E BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUR CHILDREN Send Them to Slelnon. Fall Term Begin-» Sept 2.r» 46 Proís«s o n and Instructor* C o llr fe of l.ll>Tnil Aria 17 Umvniity Build Inf*___________ _______________ _______ColiRfi oi L i * 2K A t lf (*im p u i Collcfv of TKhnnltify * tu dm U l^ * t Y*-«r I oil*-*«- uf M u sin g 11.000,000.00 Endowm enl I 'r r p t f t lo r ) A ra tim i) 21.000 Volumes In f.ih rtry Norm al School 110.000 P ip f O r p n School of M erhautr Art» 10 I-arc«* La bo rmlor l re for S rU n re School of M uilc Un*urj*«*-Mrl General Equipm ent School of Klnr Art* Svpaaift D u n titlo fif« for young inrn and young aom rn, ('A ie fu l ftdmlHUUallen and thor­ ough •». per » It Lm ('h ’ Ullon find not »rrlg tltn Irarhlng. For r ililo g a or view *, f o t U U rm slU h , or for room reservation id d rr M Ooeta H u la — m ake b is m o " * i eht««t ru n n in g ( V f â f l IB I I I T l f l B I f i t s K » a rj a il filiad w ith w ir * cabla d rira . « a t o u t attach u n ta and ad justable Id le r Im p ro v e d r a rr la sa e c k ln f dartre la quick a c U n f a n d a lim e aerar, tad« la all «I«#«. portal.!« and t ta t lo n a r f « • ■ M .lw -.r . , . r — WlUr., >UsaW r a l l M . a ,. ra C „ n a m . •** . >»t *• Urad'f » " t *itw UM JOHN II. STETSON UNIVERSITY, l)EI.ANI>, FLORIDA Isllsrv A Tsyler 1ms Wsrti, Bai 15. listes, la. Why Oaap Streams Run 8tlll. Deep streams run atlll— and why? Not because thorn are no obatncl«*, but because they altogether overflow these atonee or rocks round which the •hallow atream has to make Its nolay way.— W illiam Smith. ¿ y . 'r i V í '. k V k V . v . w . V k V í V f í . v w r t k w t f k k w « w k v » v * > ¿ , C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and I New Goods! New Prices! § Gas Fitting 5 ------------------------------------------ ) f New Drug Store! ¡ Learn to Happy. All Work Receives My Personal Allentila All man can loarn to be happy; and ami best efforts tho teaching of It Is easy. If you live <*■ among those who dslly call bU-ealug •Mi,me 2.'i i*5 on Ilfs'. Is shall not bo long eru you Opposite City II ill will call blesstng on yours.— M aotor ■ —llnck. Henry McLaulin «p Ussiest Without Understanding. JEWELER W o may bo In the universe as dogs and' cats are In our libraries, toeing MY SPECIALTIES tbe books and hearing tho conversa­ tion, but having no Inkling of tho Pickard's Halld-I'uinled (’hum <eirluim'* Sterling Silver moaning of It all.— William James. Rogers’ Piateli War* E lg in arid W a lt h a m Simple Curs for Indigestion. When suffering frony Indigestion drink a cup of hot wator, and nt onco He on the right sido. This will pro­ mote the passage of the food from tho stomach to the Intestina. Death Notloa. — "fiW Skada Ioat s t <MX coat ho had "Goo! H i» W A L T E R CEST. heirs will be furious." "Oh. I don’t The flight over the meadows began think ao." "H o w ’d ho loao It?" "H o early In the morning. A short time died."— Houston Post. later, like a blazing meteor, tbe balloon dashed earthward, emitting clouds of Happiness and Platy. black smoke like a demon of the aky. Do not forget that eran as " to work A leak in the fuel tank is believed to la to worahip," ao to bo cheery la to have caused tha explosion worship also; and to bo happy la tho first step to being pious.— Robert Two Millions in Insurance Louts Stevenson. Insurance distributor« for the year 1911, according to statistics complied by Operation Successful. the Insurance Prcaa of New York and Agnes— "W as Em ily’s operation a furnished through advance sheets of thst success?" Gladys— "Glorious! Bho publicstion, ahow that during that peri­ got fifteen gifts, a hundred doxen od claims sggregsting $2.100,000 were rosea and bad two hundred calls o f | »ld in th «£ ta t« of Florida. Inquiry,"— L ife. Th e largest amount of claims paid in any one state o f the Union during the . Sewers In Darlln. p»st year was in New York, tho figures A ll o f B arilo's sewage la pumped being an even $71,000,000, while the out of tha oily to disposal farms whloh smallest amount of claims was paid in have a total area of about 40,000 acres. tbe state of Wyoming, $360,000. Tha largest single claim paid in the state o f Florida during the year was $65,Nation of Snobs. W e are a nation of anoba, of whom 750 on tha life o f a citizen of Pensacola and tho next larcait, $63,000, was paid there are as many in a factory as there are In a church. on that of a Jacksonville man. Of tho $2,100,000 paid out in the state of Florida during the year, $323,000 was Reolprooal, L ife should ooaalit quit* an much of paid to beneficiaries in the state of Flor­ helping as o f acquiring. ida. ttL U R f»~ B O U L T IN . — —s e sE fc a ltr'ttn rw o rttry e stera a y ." A li. (¡(K ID S =: m* m■ Our «tort* is i*!t*ganlly fitteri and furnished and our stock new, fresh and of the Ix^t quality. It conxwta of J*- IPURE DRUGS¡ S £ W a tc h e r Z 3S G U ARANTEED ;m Take MENDENHALL’S •5S Chill and Fever Tonic, as a general tonic Tor ti feeling and malaria« CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S; 2: Í <*. THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET Í --------------------------------- ;-------------------- V 2; WK MAKE A S P E C IA L T Y OP - T H m i r r m s ' T m K f f l W m m s 'An c e ip t s . r C O M PO U N D IN G d t a m il y re ­ CALL A N D 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 First Street Phone 275 Sanford, Fla- & Sum rryjr or Winter weean supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you wont to rent Expert Watch Repairing A Motor For Anv Purpose A ll Work Guaranteed we are nt your service with the vtjry best cars. We never sleep. If you are in double call us nny hour of the night or day.', Send Your Work to Ui and H»ve It Attended to Properlv Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. • ■• i Jeweler*, Silrerunlth* and Importers 41 West Bej Street Jacksonville. Florid» Sanford Machine & Garage Company PHONE 331 1 �HIE SANFORD HERALDN o lle « Sanford’s W rong is Righted M u n sej’ fi M akes Amends Fur Mistake in Our Relationship Leaching of Fertilizers M»«icw 1« K«r»bv fir m (hat lh « urni«r»if n**»l. Sydney l* Chaw, Juahua C. Chaa*. S M Stephan« and l. t. Skinner intend to apply t«j the Governor o i tl 0 «fate of Florida, af TaIUha««er, Florida, on •he :7tr day of July. A D. 1912 for letter» Fat m l i / im + d to N K A M A T IIl-A <iK()VF. i*«»M I’A N 1 ur*J«r tbe following prup**eeM artirUe of incorporation: PH O SPH ATES Prof Hliiir's experiments at Guinesville show limt 6 Hih. of 1<> pur cent, Supcrphonphale will replace nil loss of this element in the druinutfe waters from one acre for one year Hilgurd, the world's greatest authority on «oils, gives nn nvernging of leaching ,/rom teii soils which could he replaced by 16 2-3 I ds. Superphoa* pliate-'-^TBat 15 centh.___________________ _ ARTICUE8 OF INCORPORATION W », the underalfned. hereby « « u d a t « oureelve-« together for the tmrpoae of forming a corporal km under the La»-» of the state of Florida and do here­ by adopt, declare and subscribe the follow ing as our ' Several month« ago Munaoy's Mugu-; land Company to deceive thoee who took up the matter oi questionable l>ought the land without seeing Celery nlea operating W 'fíS fíQ a and City and_Mthout lnveallr«ting the , __________ ___ Iff referrtngTD the F i^ d a RomeTand Co? pray. When jssapu, - annuunnat th d r|:x -i^ IiW ti& 8 W iiR4 S uil£& L ba cenductsd In ths ittt* at vu-yt» appeared that they were a Sanford com­ intention of taking a look at the prop­ shall oihsr i U I m at th* Units«! Bu i m o* W— r i f w.H pany aelling Sanford land«. The infer­ erty for themselves, the schemers were la fo»*Ign countri** «hsravar parwisry tad conVMUnt. Th* principal oAca of th* Company ence was to unjust to Sanford that Sec­ resourceful. They advised visitors to •hall b* tn tita city of Sanford, Drang* county. Florida, with auch otbar ofBoaa and placaa of bu*l retary Bates of the Contmercial Club purchase tickets for Titusville and there naas a* «aid corporation «hall «atablUh. took up the matter with Munsey'a and detrain for Celery City, which is on a _ A R T IC L E 11 Tha ranaral natura of th* bualnraa to b* tran*they have published the following cor­ branch line, thus shunting them away artad ■hall ba to buy, laaaa or otharwlaa acuutr* from Sanford and iu productive farms, tanda and rights In land* In tba Plata of Florida' rection tn the July number: and ataawbar*. and lo diapoaa of th# tain* hy -a.’/, We are indebted to several corres­ under the pretense thafthey were bound laaao or otbrrwlaa; to purchaaa, plant, Improvf, and nporata (r o w * of rltru* and othar pondents, including the Commercial direct for the henrt of the celery district, maintain fruits, to grow'gyoduo* of any kind or kinds, io cons,truct or Iraaa or otb*rwJaa control packing Club of Sanford, Florida, for some addi­ where lay the metropolis of Celery City, bousra ahd to operate the same for |tacking fruit and thr free"rmidontial city lots." tional detail« concerning the Florida grown by this Company or by other (wranns; to First impressions of u new community •ni|* .market or otbrrwis* dlspo** of llir frulta and Homeland Company, to which we made other produce u purrhascl or grown; lo operate a brief reference In our April issue. We are usually disappointing, and the Cel­ tram roads and , n w k as may be found neeweary ° r axpadk-nt for the purpose of transporting the are asked to make it clear that this mal­ ery City was no exception. When the pron*Hy or producw ow n«!, held or controlled by aaiti corporation but not to ue* taid means of odorous enterprise— three of its pro­ single traip, which serves the city "daily, transportation for the purpose of doing th» buaimoters are under indictlnent at Jack­ Sundays excepted,” drew up along side- P»aa el a common carrier. To aril mortgage, sub­ let, pledge, hira, lea*«* or convey th* property of sonville on a charge of using the mails to of the water tank, we ure informed that aald corporation or any part (hereof at lb * dis­ cretion of th* board of directora. To liorrow defraud—was not, proj>eriy speaking, u prospective colonists were often heard money, lame bonds or other obligations and to ■•cure payment of tba same by its rooflgag«-n, to inquire: Sanford company, and that its poelng pledge« or any othar kind ol Instrument; to mak* "W h y, where is thp city?" as such waS'bnly one feature in the camcontracta 6f any kind »h ite v rr for th* furtherance The question puzzled us, t^O. for a of the buainewa of the Csmpany; to deal In mer­ paignof misrepresentation and chicanery c h a n t »* , to do all acta ano things which may be time. Aside from a very miiiukHpot on neceaaary ami proper of which the board of direc­ of which this concern stands accused. NrFR7\TE8 This loss is heavy in warm wet weather unless there ole growing crops to take up the Nitrates us soon as formed Let the grass and weeds grow over summer, ns the plant food taken up hy them will Inter be returned to the soil in even better condition than before. POTASH Prof Blairs experiments und Hilgard's researches agree as to the waste of this element.-thut from one acre in one year it tv •pmls 2f) lbs of High (¿rude Sulphate of Potash which costs-G2 ' cents. Write to us for particulars. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. J A C K S O N V I L L t . ...........................................F LO K IIM B a d S p e lls tor* tnay derm lo be advisable or rsnedtent to t>e . W e take pleasure In acceding to these the map of the branch railroad,^fe were «lotie in th* transaction of its -aid fiu,In«*•*<’ and to have, eserrtae an«l en|oy all the requests, for It would be unfair to hold unable to learn anything aliout this ris­ generally rights, power* an«l privilege* tnridmt to «urnor* the prosperous little d l y of Sanford as in ing young metropolis, despite diligent liona for nrofli organtseil under the law* <») the •tat* of Florida any way responsible for the doco|rtions »»arch of |x*ntal guides, atlases, and gaa u t k i . f: III The amount uf I tie rapifai .lock nf thu cvir|iora practicod by the Homeland Company., zettevrx Information was at lost oh tton «hall tie F*lft> Thnueaml I tollar*. * t t v i n t o HwidrwJ shin* « the par vtlur of tlitr Hun Moreover, by explaining the company's tamed from a hank directory, winch Hrosl Dudar» per «han* All or any part of th« tficka and subterfuges, we may lx>th rluim* to |rtlilt.ih u list naming fvt»ry hank* ratota! «u h k f»f thu corporation «hall lw p a y * al*l« in or u*ur«i for j^sh or ftjr tire purrhaw of illustrate some of the methods of land let in the country. In it. Celery City property, lalwr or mrvlcrm at a ju«t valuation shark* and cmpha«i*e the warnings we, appears, followed by a cross murk, which, thrm>f to Imi Hied by thr* incorporator* at a mrrt* • have so often given, U B O B r u i^ ^ m ilif Its ••vu!^i.;;V«l jB jR e publication, algpiflgS j »ll*d for. buylandin Florida or elsewhere until he--“ f*>pulation unknown or leas than one ~~c•hstl I » fully p s l has investigated the responsibility of the hundred." AltTICl.F; IV T h * tiro* for «h trh **i«t rurt««tr*llnn »hull *tl*t In numerous instances, even tito in­ land selling company and determined the • ball |N-qiHu»l ducement of a free lot was jiisuflicient A R T I« LK \ character of its property. T h r hustur^a uf this rur|R»ratN>n «hall 1»^ r«»n As stated in our previous article, the to tempt settlers to diix-mlmrk at Cel- •lurtrsl I»> thr futlowiriX o/tlren \ j>rrs»j«|«-nt a Florida Homeland Company did not own fry , one«- they nutt u|»in tht* pltiff vi«-»» urs^klritt, a •r^frlsr) tini a ' frasufrt ami a Itoarn uf ruit 1*«« than threw ilirrri«»#« imr mors its property outrighL The trat-f it wtm j Some ri-muittf<l im-dly in their wat*. that» f)vs An; two uf «aid oflirsw. eirept lh«*^i uf fttgagfd in selling wus mortgugixl huck anti annmnn'fd their th-(frmmation of pr«*«l4rrit and Vira* (irranfrtit may l*r hrlil t»> Ihr ■amr T h « nurrtlw-r of dirrrturw nta> (•« to the original owners. This is hy no I eontiiiuing on to Knlerprise Junction rhanr«i| from tln>r tu tin*- l*v thr I»y la»« Th« ÌMk«rd nf dlFsH'tiira shall l«r r|e*im| h> tit« xtorii menus unusual with s|x*oulative land ami a happy deliveranre. twenly mile« hiddrr« al thr annual lu l«r hrid «svt thr concerns, the promoters ex|KS'ting to pay Iteyond. I'liom- ulior«« curiuxily prompt third 1 urwiiy in Jurtr. 141.1 a« thr hy la»« «fiali Ffrwrrtlw. and thrraftrr on ll»*- Ihirtl Turwslay ■n i f f " I «ulTervd, during girlhofxl, from womanly weakness," writes Mrs. Mollle N w y, of Walnut, N. C. "At last, 1 waa almost bed-ridden, nnd bad to give up. W e had thre« doctors. All the time, I was getting worse. I had bad spells, that lasted^ from 7 to 28 days. In one week, after I gave Cardul a trial, I could cat, sleep, and Joke, as well as Anybody, In 8 weeks, J was well. 1 had been an Invalid for 5 weifry years 1' Carduf relieved tne, When everything else failed.” C ardu I WomansTonic If you are weak nnd ailing, think what It would mean, to you, to recover as quickly as M rs Navy did. For more than 50 year», tilts purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for women, has been used by thousands of weak and ailing sufferers. They found It of real value in relieving their achek and pain». Why suffer longer ? A remedy that has relieved and helped to many, Is ready, at the nearest drug store, for use, at once, by you. Try It, today. in oTCthr Tnnrtjrmp’ with the prtvceefis -of j **d ilwm to insiiei't the dream a ty . .with Ì ut»f of s*ach year. T I m* l>oaf»i of dir«H-tora «hall r l r r l t h r o f T ir r T « t t f U>r T*«ìH ìfiin F * T il# their sales. jit* pri»|*eetive iivfitucs, hnttlfvards. and u r e pnaidH lt *hall t*r elrctn l frsirn am«>n^ thr n»rrntM*r« «> / thr hoard of «llfwrtiir» T h r datr In this instance, the Homeland Com- parks, ami juiltlii liulltlingw, djd -«o with uf thr annual m rrt in« ma> l«r rdtanfrsl !•> ti»r h^patty tlid not meet its obligations, and out u k n o w l e d g e tHut the train winch I » '* « A mrrtltig shall I«r hrid ufi llir «••«•«■nd da> uf A u fu a «. 19 1‘J, fur thr (lurtM-r uf »«luiittnc the origimt! owners started foreclosure brought them to it would slop on it.« re- by law* and rom plrtinf thr urganiratnin uf thr proceedings. through which innocent turn to Titusville, a few hours later und < «impany, ft unit • ;uat valuatnm »j i«« *rs ti»s* pn»|*rrty. lalair «ft «••f u rr s which may l*r uiirrrsl in ^ia> m«*nt purchasers, who had no deed or clear would l«ctir them u wny fr»r sharx-s of thr rapital diwli uf ll»r ( urn|ian> and fur thr transa>t«un uf «urli othw buiu nsv a« titles to the land, lost their entire invest If tile stranger expressed ilimip[H>mt M»a> l»ru|trrl> m u ir t m re«m | i ti111 ment, or found themselves with a btw merit over the prt»s|s-,-t* .«f Celery < 11> . Iter i.nirrer« tu tre *U-1r*l h ) thr life.to r. .turren O'rff* fc> l-sdtss' Dt!>l_ C f|«tU «oo ji Mtdlctn* C* . O * n * o * » x » , Tt«a_^ at tire flr*t rlr. »..»n in Jutu h i 1 shall t* jualiftrsl \p*tUl ImtriK Hunt, sad M pi|t bo«». Horn* Tt**tm«nt lot w o m . s " H B i m l i f t suit on their hands. Hut this is antici-|he was cheerfully informeti that "Home thr Im siniw uf thrs mrp«waltofi -hall tre rondo« t ■v^l t#y thr fulluwinz «»fhrrerw S. M S lrp h n i». prrw paling events somewhat, for the discov- wits not budt in a day.'' and that Celery i«!rnt I. It. Skinnrr, vtra* nrawidfvit. S p in e ) 1 1 erv that the company d i d n o t o w n i h e j C i t y w a s n e w . " b u t it w a s g r o w i n g . " a n d ' h * » . —e r »««r y . *n.i jo .h u » <' i h »* * .t r * «.u r .s . *»<1 J , \ . I >*M s M Si.-pbrtu |. II Skinner. .s>.|n*v <1 property it was s e l l i n g c o m e us u f in a l d is - \ trutt it w a v d e s i u u - d l o b e a t .S a n fo rd in • bare and Jtrshtii ' hajsr rh a i^ m n h ia p i uf dirrrtn iV r it u j« a leading citizen" or = P R A C T IC A L closure of its tricky methods of ojx-ra- tlIIH A R T If I I.K V T ^ T h r hifliswt amount uf liahilit) nr of in inth h ln ln tai tu o p r o b a b ly orn nyees of tbs Hmm* tion. ! •*» »h i« h thu m rporatkin shall at an> ink Ini»*ti «uhp*rt would drop urouml. lt*re|f ts • »nr llutidrrsl Th<»u->af'd 4illar i There was evidently u deli Iterate plan lum i (iim p u r iy A R T H l.K V il talk ulxnit truck i to create the impression that the enter­ "ju -st ca H ttally ," to Tire names and rrai«lrnrra of tlnwr inrur|>uratunf anti th« lu la rrllre n hereto and thr am ounts of to «• prise was locateti in the rich und highly , g r o w in g unti >t » i l l «tnvW «tj|»arrllre«| hy thrm arr aa fuliuw«, and thr productive agricultural territory c e n l e r - ^ n i c h w iw iu» gt>otl iia .Su#iiord c e le r y . «aid .n ar*w of st«»« k arr hw rhy rtiresl h> tlrem tre «tl v r ly ing around Sanford. This section is j Some individuals were sulliciently imSydney O ('h is # , Htnlnrtl, Florida. U & «hare» I. II Skltinrr. Dunklin. 12h «h a rr» p»culiarly favored, in that it can lx- ir pretusti to buy pro|»er'y on the strength S M Ste*ph«*fi«, I a k « la n I. K lu M -la . I ? '• «hare*« nf tlus, blit tie«-ompany much (.referred J. *sfni« i lia r e Ja< kiMiii* ills* F la !*"• « h s t . « ligated by natural flowing artesiun well* ‘»T M l t »► FI « »R ID A It* soil is well adapted for the cultivullon |to -wll land to |s-ople in remote parts of < «’ »I N T A « i F « i R A N t s F ' •»*• th is l a ) i ref «u rta li) « p j - - « f **«1 tref.ife m* « of celery, which produces such excellent tile country, wh«> lad never secii‘ 1 elery Disiar r p u b lic . •Vs s n d fur |*«i 1 u n i f l t ) a fui alata*. cropB that Sanford has long Ixxut known City, and w h o |robubly never would SydlW ) i» t hare-, to sire known ami known to lire tu Ire <Ft»r uf (h * ps*rwuit« iliw rtliu l in and who r i nee it. as "the celery city ." Catalogue I'UI-.I-’.. fH'uts'xl th« furv^mnit art »rlr* of tnnuri>oration and also tea ch Ü Y M A I L . We do not know that all the land in arkn o»h *d fvd k f o r r m « that hr n v r u t n l th« In order the Ixstter to carry out its A. H. JAM ES. Manager. Jacksonville, Ma. •am « In |ts«l faith and for lh « purpoav th«n*in m m scheme* of deception, the promoter* of the neighlxirhood «if Celery City is alike, tftonrd I N W IT N K 8 M VVM KKKOF I h a v « In-rwunto M j ,hh ,Mh the Florida Homeland Company organ­ and we do not know that a fair specimen J wy hmnil >nd • lay uf June, A. 1» 1 9 1 '*? ized "Celery C ity ," a po|s*r metro|xilis of the •soil was submitted recently to the -«I K < M AX W i l l . N o tify l*iih|lr. S t » i « uf Hor)*|| of the same sort as Kdcn. which broke I I lominion Ex|xTiment farms, at Olla M y <urtirm««u»fi ««pirrw April 17 I9|*» the fortunes of Martin Chuzzlewit, und » « ; but w«- have a re|x>rt from the ( anu- S S T A T * " F F U H t l D A . »1 NT A t»F D l'S AI ev)»n saddened the optimistic Mnrkjdian institution. s,-nt us by a victim of t •I'l k 2_______ fre.nall * t h u « t o trefur« 'in a nu la f « |sut.li* m Tnpley. This center of activity winch ! the Homeland t olnpany. who says that •I k ! fur %a».i . uut,t) am! •!•••• a|'|«ans| J-rehua ' • ‘hare an«l I It Skmrist to rtw knuwn iio l kru.wr is described by some embittered San i i*» nw to I.* two nf th« prr»on» »lre«l in an.I • h« r i i r u t n l th« fo r«(o tn f artirl«» nf mruriM»ration. fordlte« aa a "bogus place,” and by other* |from his Celery • ity farm an-! *wv«fally a rk n o » 1«*!^«*! Irefor* rn« trial th«> r l n wtul thr rnMIUr If) ( inn ] faith atuj (of Ih r pur ax the "spurious Celery C ity " is some |chemist writ»-« |NMr* t h r r « i l i ffw n t i « i Iwm| “ An examination of the sample accom­ twenty or twenty-five m ilt» from San­ IN W I T N E S S V V H L K K O F . 1 h a « « b «r«ui»tu ■d my h»n«l and afTlird aty offlfttl ««wl thia SfUnd T h a r « was navar a remedy *o amlnontly suocasafnl In tlie treatment ef ford, across the St. Johns rivef in Volusia panying your letter shows it to lie prac­ day nl Jim«, A D 1912. woman's dlsaasai, so far above and bayond all coiui»'tltlon In Ita raeerd ot tically pure sand. It would have no w al K D W A R D I . A M F I I I K R . i county, in a different region, nnd subject auraa aa Reno's New Health. Nsitary I'uhllr. S ta t« of Florida ' to entirely different conditions, for it is agricultural value, and I do not think M y mmmisniih «aptrwa M arrh 11. 1915 Where other remedloe miserably tall nnd where doctor» glva up tbe case the g fjjq tbalpjuiy treatment with fertilisers, with S T A T F tiF F 1 / )K II> A . •old to ha "b e; und the As Incurable, thare Itetio’s Naw Health la found, curing women nnd making < «»U h > T Y -U f fO l.K . atview of' makfhiT'tt productive* would - tVr~-.n»llv this day. hrferu me. a notary p atín < tlioiu well and happy. flinn flow. in *nd f«»r ««*t«l rt»unty *n«t -t * t r . *p |rear«MÍ S M Why Is Rsno’s S’ a^^FTkatth "today ttWjknoat fire i n'lSUrt—retussr^jgyj^e-^ Having Buccconfully launched Celery prove remunerative.” Str|ihrn«, in me- knu»r> arj'l khown In l*r o n « uf lh « world for tha oure af women's diseases? |trrooni tIsrwf in arwl » h o r i«m l® »l l h « fonrIn making it apparent, as wV truM we City, the Homeland aeekera took an of­ ruing »fU r W » of inrorporilion. •»»*! arknuwlrwJgr^J It Is so wonderfully successful simply because It nrrouipllahes In every fice in Sanford, opened an account with have, that the Florida Homeland Com­ M o n * jn f that h* n m i l « l lh « aarrn* In good faith Instance ezaotly what la claimed for It And of what other remedy oan that ami f<ir ih r i>urp«rw-e ihrrrtn mention««! be aald ? the First National Bank of that place.and pany is not, pro|x*rly speaking, u Sanford I N W I T N K K S W 1 IF K K M F . I h av « b m g n t o arei my haml and alfli««! m> ofTInal ««^1 ihiu 20th Every fo ra ef female complaint attoh aa Scanty. I'rofuse. Painful, Irregu. began to advertise and circularize. enterprise, we ho|x* thnt we have ulso day of Jun«, A D 1912 lar Menstruation, Hlckly Periods, Constant Weariness and Weakness, Depres­ « 1 I M H K N N F.T T. shown that no one should buy land, in Their literature was full of references to sion, Cramps, Dlxrlnasa. Violent HeadacbnH. Palpitation of the Heart, Pata N otary 1’uhl‘r. 8 la ir of Florida. Sanford, Its rich soil, its phenomcnul Florida or anywhere eise, until he knows M y rummireion n p i r r » April 10, 191€. In the Back and Orolns. Leucorrhea uud all lunaramatInna. DlceraUon and Discharges of the Vagtuu and Utarua. la c u r e d and atnrs cured by Bono’s New crops, and the huge profits derived from whether the title to the property i» Fri 415 H * celery growing in that district. Inno­ clear, whether thr company with which in the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Health. Women everywhere ere dragging out their llvea In pain aud discomfort cents were informed that if they bought he is dealing in honest, und whether the Circuit. Orange County. Florldu because of thalr Inability to find any medlcfne (hat will cure the Illnesses to a farm, they would, on completion- of land la sand, morass, or good arable soil, Sanford Machine Z Oarage Com whloh their ae* Is susceptible. pany. a cor|«nralloii. orgaotrral their payments, receive a deed "to one ' A bove all we hope we have enforced the Tho objective point of tteno'e Ne w Health In aucceeafully ourtng each and eiisting under the la x * of the state of Florida. plalntlfT. trouble» Is to nourish the tissues. Increase the blood supply and restore rreldentlal d ty lot of not l«w than forty lereon that no one sliluld buy land withv* natural action to all the organs. /eet frontage in the town site of Celery out first seeing Jt. D I) McCall doing business as I If fteno's Naw Health was not far and beyoud other remedies offered for the Georgia Motor Car Com i -City*” . Everything .was dope to .make tuinjr. defendant womou • troubles. It could not be sold under the absolute guarantee to refund In Circuit Court. Orange County, f lor Tb D D. MrOall. doing («uaiiMW* « » the Georgia prospective colonist« believe that they Ida, 7th.Judicial Circuit Court Motor Car Co. of Atlanta. Georgia, and all orhtrs money If tt falls to otire. Your druggist will sell Rene's New Health under « guarantee to refuad were purchasing rich lands in the fertile, Julm T. Culbrelh whom It may rotxern. | It appear* from the altldavlt of Cdwortl lligglni. the money on first bottle tf It does not do all that la claimed for I t Aek him »» > Wvurce. celery producing district, which carried Sanford Machine and Carafe Company, plaintiff of San Ceorgis C. Culhrsth ) what other remedy for woman's troubles Is sold under an trou uiad guarantee In the above *tatrd cause, that you a non resident with it a building lot in Sanford. To ('isorsls C. Culbruh: It s p p »«r* from the «worn hill.duly flin) in (he of (he state of Florida, and a writ of attachment Ilk« this Those who bought land received a skive entitled rau*r, thsl the pises nl irsidrnce of ba* been legally sued out in this court slid goods v.lg*|t pot better to use a remedy which costs you nothing unless M o a j e v and chattels belonging to you. routltllng of One the *sld Oeords C. Culbretb i* unknown (o him. tract which described the company us a that the iiover the ase of tw en ty-on e* tar*, that (.IFFWerett Touring Car, hss l«een allnrhed In order where the proprietor take« ell tba rlak, than to use one which costs pa» Jbad f 5 “ corporation organized and doing busi­ there U no person in the lis ts of Florida, the to satisfy a demand against you In the »urn uf the tam e whether It helps you or null H ITS MARVELOUS POWER No O thrr Remedy Has Done So Much Good To So Many Women as Reno’s New Health r ness under the laws of Uyo state of Flor­ ida.” The victim did not know that the Sanford office was but a blind, for murh, if not all, of the company's literature bore th« Sanfodr postmark, and checks given for ljgUlmeht payments came back can­ celed from tbe Sanford bank. Under the circumstances it was like •tealing candy from a baby for the Home• * . • . •* i •* . service of tuhpoens upon whom would bind said .Eire tlim dm l Dollars (1500). alleged to be due by you to plalntlfT In tbe above cause Georgia C. Cuibreth You ar*. therefore, ordem f to appear t«rforr this You are. therefore, ordered In appear to (his WII on Monday, tire 5th day of August. A D. 1012. the honorable court on nrhefofe the 5th day of August, A D. 1912. same being a rule day of this coart; ••m e twins ni • Irule ____day of this court, d !h s( this notice bs published otherwise Judgment will he entered against yon by It is further ordered in the Ssnfard Herald. ■ newipa: paps* puUiihn] in default It ia further ordered that this notienbe pulJubed ht oonsroitivr Orange muftty. FlcrWi for right Or sr foe nine ( 9 ) consecutive week* in the Sanford lie* ba .» Iti»- . .. 0. ».- — — .Robinson . mi . — . clerk of said 'court anil- aid, a newspaper published in Sanford. Dortda W^Sltne*s. Id Witness my hand and anal this Itith day o the seal thereof this the 15th dsy of May, A 0 I »lit. B. M Rnanracw. Clerk May. A. D I 0 U seal B M Kiomsun seal By M A. Howard. 0 C. Clerk of Circuit Court O ran f* County. Floilda Dickinson a Utcttnson. Dicklason^L Dickinson. Attyt for Compii, 73-»r r t B» M A. Howard D C. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your H ouse For You . * - ■ A*, »e V* I • 8 rri-73-8tc rrt-73-8tc For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford. Florida . Ai •f j ■--f\{■ r , >,-y * • • . - " i �---------------------------------------------------------- -------------- — •— ‘ ---- ,------- ----------- — ------- ------------« '_. • f • # • • THE SANFORD IS B ALLED OUT White, l*t Bowen. 3rd Tourists P^l The Kibosh On The Col­ Wilson, p Beardall, c legians Yesterday - 3 3 •')> 3 0 0 0 0 a < T 0 1 Ù 1 0 4 Nobody knows exactly. The morn­ ing game was coming along nicely und the Collegians had coaxed tho T ou r­ ists out in the open and made them think they were easy all along. The score stood 1 to 1 in the seventh and Sanford was getting ready for the knock­ out when the rain that always seems to lie on tap in Orlando at the proper time for them was turned loose and the game was called. >£ome people say that Mr. Cheney controls the rain supply in Or­ lando as well as the water and when the game looks bilious he pulls out the plug and atops the deal. In the afternoon the great crowd was ’ held tense in the greatest game o f the season and what looked like sure vic­ tory for the Collegians at the. last m o­ ment was turned Into defeat by the Tourists landing on Father Wallace and bringing in the winning runs. It was simply awful, and the tense silence wan only broken by tho sobs of Jim Harris and Paul Bigger* who had to be led off the field b y their loving friends.’ It was even said that the hard heattWl Orlando people actually snicker­ ed at the awful suffering depicted on thfc faces of the loyal Sanford fans. — TruthfullyrriwuntVaod-we know» that the «partinr-writers on theJReporter- sU Wh i l SU r, Citiien ant) Sentinel will agree with us in the statement that Sanford out­ played anfd outclassed the Orlando team in every way. Why was it thusly? Over confidence. |x-rhu|>*. The C ol­ legians are so good that they some tin y * imagine they are unbeatable and let the Tourist* slip one over on them. Again the Orlando team is rather hefty und Clyde Pounds never overlooks a bet, takes chnhees to win and works like a Trojan all the time. It is doubtful if then- are two teams more evenly matrhed in the whole realm of base Imll than the Tourists and the Collegians. They play hall from the time the l>ell Ta|» until the call of time at the last end of the ninth and if un error creejw m the other team is cjuick to take ad van tuge of it. The hall Henson is a good one from every standi>oint and the Iwyn are giving the funs u good run for their money. While we regret the defeat of yesterday we can also take comfort in the fact that Sanford played some and there is not a sore head in Sanford today. The boys anil the Hup|>orteni are taking it gracefully and good humor prevails. T o those who care to take a slant at the remains la-fore we lay them to rest ( h i* w a y a m 1 re a d bel M o r n in g Sanford Farmer, c f Swink, 1st Í Wofford, 2d Bundy, s s Lowe, c Roberts, 1f Brittain, 3d I>>e. p F - Orlando Bennett, c f l>ee, I f C. Pounds, s * Boyer, r f ^ Bowen, 3rd F. Pounds, 2nd White, 2st Windham, p ír . ty Jr. • B L siV • . It 0 11 p u 1 •} a Q 1 3 l 2 3 3 3 o 0 0 0 A lt It 3 u 3 1 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 (L I E 4 I A A 0 II o 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 •1 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 H 0 •y 1 0 M I ’d 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 2 0 8 0 0 0 3 0 0 A 0 0 6 0 •> 0 0 1 l 24 In a very fast game the Collegians put the rabbit’s foot on the Tourists here on Tuesday, Th e day w’as ideal for play ing and a large Crowd filled the new grand stand and many cars were parked around the enclosure. Edwards occupier! the mound for San­ ford und played a heady game, keeping his hits well bunched. Gentle for the Tourist was gently pushed to the limit several two base hits being given up by him. Farmer and Brittain did some ex­ cellent stick work and Wofford at aecond for Sanford wftto a place in the hearts of the fans at once. Following is the medley set to slow music: Sanford. A R R II PO A E Fardidr, c f 4 1 •> 1 1 0 Swink, 1 h 3 0 0 9 1- 1 Moreland 3 0 0 0 0 0 Wofford, 2 b ---- -— ... 4 0 A fi 5 0 -— - — •* r* * w; t T : 2 A 4"*ft - 3 i r 7~ 3 - 0 L owpc , ' 3 i i 1 0 1 Roberta. 1! 3 i •> 1 1 1 Mrittain. 3 b 0 0 i 1 1 I Edward*, p Total ( Irlanda Bennett, r Í L-e. 1Í Wilson. * •* Royer, r f Rowan, 3 h K PotindH, 2 I* («ore, 1 ti Burlier, r Gentle, p 'Beardall. r 6 it 0 0 0 1 1 1 10 II 1 0 0 1 i 1 II 0 0 0 3 0 1 •> 0 0 30 A ll 4 3 1 4 3 t t •> 27 PO 1 1 0 •) 16 A 0 0 4 0 0 1 Ti •> 11 •1 •> 0 4 0 1 •) 1 K 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 it will pay you to call and look over our many bargains Below quote for Monday a few of the many bargains 11 l-2c I An All-Linen, Natural Color v r; u a u (4 “ Bleached Suiting 28c Suisine Silk and Imitation, in all shades, worth 35 to 39 cents, a t 19c .................................. 12c Black and Blue All-W ool Serge, 36-inch size 5c Case Figured Lawns, fast colors (Jood Crade Apron Gingham; Blue, Brown, Green at 5c • , 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, at per yard 22c 25 dozen Pillow Cases, full size, at dozen 98c % O r la n d o on the G a m e imood-game ntnny-ratee'— - ; Whether or not you intend to purchase, II x\ 3 5 24 15 1 Total* Sommar) Tuo IHim* bit X. 'armer •> nrittain, 2. Bowen Stolen linseii, Lane, 2; Sacrifice hits, Swink, Moreland .I aivuund I ahv Double plays, Bundy to Woffitindy to Wofford to Swink, Bundy to Wofford to Swink. Left on bases, San­ ford 7; Orlando 6. Base oil balls off Ed­ wards 1, Gentle 1; Struck out by Gentle, 2; by Edwards, 6, Time, 1:30. Um­ pires, Chittenden and Tilden. 1 0 21 . v~ i Sanford Keeps Doing It Vaiden und Beardall did the honors 9 for Orlando, and Wallace and Lowe were R H E in for Sanford. R II E The tenseness of the game wus tight­ Sanford 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 fi ened with tw o buggers, one by Boyer of Orlando 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 Orlando, und the other by Furnipr of I Base on balls off Lee 0; Windham 1. Sanford. Struck out by Leo. 7; Windham, 1. Vaiden struck out eight men, and Wal Hit by Pitcher Boyer. lace six. Wallace was touched up for Stolen bases, Moreland and Brittain. three hits, and Vaiden seven. Orlando Umpires, Moore nnd Tilden. made three errors, to the celery crowd’s Game called on account of rain. one. Moore and Tilden kept order.— Leo pitches a no hit game. Reporter-}} tar. Afternoon Game Sanford— A B R H PO A K Sanford Loses One Farmer, c f ........ 4 0 0 1 • 0 Kissimmee, July 4.— The locals re• Swink, 1st ............ 3 0 0 9 0 0 Moreland, r f . 4 0 0 1 0 0 turned from Sanford last night nfter doW offord, 2nd 3 1 1 2 3 0 (rating the Sanford team 8 to 3. Bundy, a s .............. 3 0 0 2 2 2 Tho local« have signed Tillman, Jor4 0 0 6 1 0 merly of Orlando, to pitch. He ntarted Lowe, c ..„........ . 3 0 2 2 0 0 in-yesterday’s game and his beginning Roberts, 11..... Brittain, 3rd ./.%,* 3 0 0 1 2 1 was rather an auspicious one a« he fanned 3 0 0 0 C 1 eighteen and allowed only four hits. Wailace, p ...... .. - - — — — boc Nance just -to prove that he was 30 1 3 24 10 4 not in urgent need of spectacles put one Total Orlando A B k H PO A E over the fence for four sacks in the first 4 0 0 0 0 0 inning of yesterday’s game. Bennett, c f The team lined up as follows; Doyle, 4 1 2 6 0 0 Lee. 1f. C. Pounds, ss._........ 4 1 1 0 6 0 3b., Alderman, 2 b., Nance, c., Sncdigar, Boyer, r fr ....... ...... a . 4 1 2 r .0 0 os.; Kulp, cf.; Alvey, If.; Mims, tf.; 01F. Pounds, 2nd.......... 8 0 I 2 2 1 son, .lb.; Tillman, p. Total Sanford PRICE STORE First on balls off Wilson 11. Struck out by Wilson 4. Struck out by Wallace 6. Stolen bases, Roberts, 2, Furmer 1. Sacrifice hits, Bundy. Wilson and F. Pounds. ., Umpires, Moore and THden. Attendance, 1160. I Mu is the to nothing Sanford wuful la) of yesterday s g.iim played here A large crowd went out to cheer und remained to weep. If you usk why this sudden turn of events, the answer is Sanford saw a light, or a mar, somewhere and follower! it. In every day parlance they strengthened up. We would prefer to write tins than to say that Orlando weakened Orlando fortunately has passed the weak kneed stage. Errors on tile purl of the local hoys handed out the victory, the run coming in the second inning. A man was on first und second, und Frank Pounds on second fumbled the ball, and the man on Bccond, imagining apparently that a Kansas cyclone, or a deputy sheriff was after him, came home. Rut for that one run well— after all, what’s the use of hutting? And it was G am e A lt •> ♦ -t 0 0 4 0 1 0 Tioirte- runs, llôyèr- "----- — Uww meJMfOffM&upJ1? b f. July 5. 1912 H ERALD 7 0 On the glorious Fourth, the day made 30 3 6 27 14 Total famous as the exact time in which to it 11 » trim Orlando, the Collegians fell down 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Sanford and today there is nothing hut sadness .1 fi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Orlando once Two. baaff e, Pounds. h*« SAN EO RD ■ . V A 98c 22 yards .‘Mi-inch Bleached Domestic for 25 44 44 Unbleached 44 “ 98c 3 l-2c Lot Val. Lace, to close at Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, Double Lisle Heel and Toe, to be sold at . . ;i5c . % Misses Fine Ribbed Hose, 25c grade, to close at 16c Men’s Dress Shirts, full line sizes, at 45c B V D Underwear, Athletic Style, at 42c Arrow Brand Collars, line to close out at 10c Soft Shirts, Collars Attached, light shades, at 39c A Our Stock o f Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Pumps are still on sale at less than manufacturers prices, which means from 50c to $1.50 saved on each pair. * ,r '*s! �ß > / , * r v r «w .» i. - >■ Published tteml-Woekly— Tuesday and Priday \ SANFORD HERALD / .V S A N t X ) R D — LHe is Worth Living - * 5 m b « iL » r ' NEWS OF THE WORLD ►A ALL AROUND FLORIDA — ----- Items o f Interest Gleaned from Various Sources The General News of Tlie Land of flowers. HAPPENINGS DURING THE W ill» C U L IE D E R O M Tilt STATE P R IS S her* the Readers Will rind a Brier • » -• Historical Sprint Mowing • f o r Hurried Readers > * ‘ t* r' The fourth revival of the Olympic games was. formally opened at Stockholrn Saturday morning, in the presence of the king and queen and .10,(300 spec­ tators. The American contingent is In­ fer the largest, und brought great chee h fro^i tho multitude. The first athletic victory for the United Statoi wua won hut Ira Courtney of Seattle, in the third heat of the one hundred meters Hal raFe. His time was eleven aeeor.d«. An f pltomr of the Week's Most portant llupprnlnis In the Stute's Domain. •t ,,’r Im­ \s a result of what they term a defeat of the jieoplo*» choice for nomination by the Republican national convention in Chicago recently, supporters of Theo­ dore Roosevelt, as well us former Repub­ lican leaders of Florridu, have cast their lot und their.zeal with the third party movement, it is said. Under command of Major Sumuel J. W olf of Key West* the Second Regiment of infantry, N tionul Guard of Florida, is now under cnnvu».ut the stale camp .IV- '¿a* L ¿'uinU if**«-regiment hav­ ing mobilize«} then- yesterday morning (or it» iinnuul tour of Held duty, which will cover u period of eight ilays. Only 3,500 men, it is estimated com-.\Sie?><r-dis-atar**«'f*6efTirm y t/xl iy,-«l«-sertlon-s on n m unt of luck of food and pay, as well as fedi-rul triumphs, having greatly rdeuced their ranks. It is probable tlgt army will Ik- divided into guerilja bands of ( 0 ) t-ach^to harass the fedwaTaTHuM-ith*. ' , The Tampa Northern ha» passed t o , , the control' of the Seabourd Ajr Line. Th at information 1» given-out id Tnmjufejg TTy one who is in a position to know. The transfer o f stock is made to certain olfiflcials and stockholder» of the Seabon rd uml Seabourd men have been elect«»! to the ext»’iitive office «if the Tampa Northern. whirl, it i» undemtood will "tilnine iii operation os an lnde|>endent ouil but in coiilit»'tlon with the Sea­ board This transfer of priqierty und '•»-lion •>( "Ib c r s was made in Boston u • w i Imv- ago und shortly there will be u n i-cting of the new stockholders und .ti e r s ii. Tampa to muke the necessary ung«« Relatives o f J. M. (Jeter of Genevu, Ala., for thirteen years cashier of the Citizen»’ Dank of tliut p!a •••, tonight ap­ pealed to the newspapers of Gcorgiu and Aluhainu to assist them in tinding some truce of him. Mr Jete was last seen at Warm Springs, (Ju., on the night of June 17th. He started to walk to the depot, a mile distant, und said that he intended t.i Macon on buisn—is, und then to He hud more than $.'1,000 in rurrreny atrthe time and it is feared that he met with fool play ma “ Triumphantly Viriorano Herts, com tnunder-in-ehief >d the government fore*« in northern Mexico at 11) o'clock today roija into the city of Oiilioaliuu Cien Tellez and (len Ituhugu, in co m m and o( two brigades of cavalry, entered the city • a short time Iw-fore, hut were imme-li at*'ly dispatched northew-st toward f'asns (irnndes to head o(T the tlis-ing rein army. T o the numlM-r of foreign Hag' raised tnapy days ago liy foreign resi residents, who feared that a season of loot would follow the rebel treat and evacuation, were added hundreds of Mexican banners giving the city a holi­ day us|>ect, F.very Atlantic and <!ulf imrt i« today fo cing strict pri»-uutioig< ah SW W W enforcing strict precautions against the spread of the huhonic plague into this country. Surgtsm (¡eneral lllue. of the public health and murine hospital h t i in v a r i m i » s t a t e l e g i s i a l u r e s , p r o v ld vice telegraphed orders to the offldcials In g fo r un In c o rn o lu x a m i e le c t lo n o f at Portland, Me., Boston, Providence, I l ’ n lte d S i a l e » s e m it o n i by d ir e c t v o te New York, Perth, Amboy, Baltimore. o f t h è p c o p lo A » ( u s i li b a i loti o f th è Norfolk, Wilmington, Charleston, Su T h e D o c u m e n t C o v e r * E v e r y S u b je c t c a m p it ig li c x p c m lit n r c H a t t e n f lo n I» vannah. New Orleans, Pensacola and la m p illg n e x j i e m llt u r e » u 'i e u l i o n Is o f I m p o r t a n c e W h ic h H a * B e e n the (■alventon. They were directisl in view d lr e c i e d io th è e u o rtm m » exp end l S u b je c t o f P a r t y D l i c u t s i o n D u r i n g f u r e s o f m o iie t in h e h a lf o f ilo- p i » » l of the plugue outiircak at Havana and the L a » t F o u r Y e a r * d e n f nini h i « pn- d* »•••»»or In 'h e r « Porto Flico, to confer with the city ceni ,«|.|,.| I ' . . •' ' • «I health officers and urge the collection, I v r i m - n for pn-»b|uti' lai p i c f e i e n The following 1 » a itiiiiimury of tin examination und destruction of rat», tini p rlto n rle » D ire c is untlonnl io n i especially on th(* water fronts. Plea in­ plank» of tht- Democratic platform tnlttee to p roV ld e for »electlo n ut prl fected rats are the modt common means Keafllriu» pally » devotion to tin un irle» of m e m h e r » of uullotiul coni of spreading the plague. Past Assistant principles of Democratic government mlttee Surgeon K. H . Von Ezdorf was ordered Pledge» party to enactment of la» us formulated by Jefferson from Mobile to a&sist in the outgoing prohibiting campaign contributions by Declares for a tariff for revenuo quartine at Havana. corporations Mtxi unreasonable nani only and denounces "the high Kepubpaign contributions by Individuals The real work of organizing the Re­ llcnn turllT as the principal cause of Favor» »Ingle presidential term and publican campaign for 1912 will he taken the unwijuul distribution of wealth " tnnklng president Ineligible for re tip tomorrow when the sub-committee Favors Immediate downwurd revi­ election of the Republican national committee k'cllcltates l>emocratlc congre«» on sion of present duties, especially upon will meet and select a chairman. All It» record, enumerating Important the members of the Hub-committee are neccHHurlcs of life. Favors grudunl re achievements ami pldges an nderpiato here and will be the guests o f President ductlon so an not to Interfere with of navy Denounce» Itepubtican administra Taft, at a luncheon at the White House destroy legitimate Industries. Denounces President Taft for veto lion on charge of extravagance and tomorrow afternoon, when the name of to simplicity nml the chairman probably will he an­ lug turlfl hills of lust congress Cun demand» return duums Itepubllcan party for failure economy hefltilng a Democratic gov nounced. Presdlent Tuft will arrive to redeem Its pi utilise» of 1908 for ernment. * • early tomorrow from his summer home downward revision .'* Tukes Issue with Favor» efficient »upervlslon and at»flhVpriy,-Mas»., to meet the commit­ the Itepubllcan platform n» to tho rate regulation of rnllrond». express tee. high cost ot living, contending It Is companies, telegraph and telephone linos nnd a valuntlon of these comDamage aggregating more than $160,- largely due to tljo high lurlfT laws. Favors vigorous enforcement of the panto» by the Interstate Commerce 000 was caused by an electric storm which beat upon Chicago this afternoon original features of the untl-iruat law. Commlaalon. and ulao regulation over Demnpds such additional' legislation insurance nnd stock of corporations, for aeveral hours. Five inches of rain as may he necessary to crush private in connection with a demand for such felf this afternoon. Tw elve houses were monopoly. revision of the hanking law» a» will struck by lightning and forty-two aUrms Favors prohibition of holdlug com give temporary relief in case of Anonwere received by the fire department. panic». Interlocking directors, w a t e r , clal distress, there’ Is n denunciation No lives were lost. Thousands of dol­ ing. etc. Condemns Itepubllcan ndtnln of the. Aldrich bill prepared by the lars damages Were caused by flooding of latrntlon for "comrpomlslng with the monetary commission. The present method of depositing basements, stocks In’ some business Standard Oil company and Tobacco houses in outlying quarters, of tho' city Tnist." Denounces as "usurpation the government funds Ih condemned nml ta of Republicans to deprive tho the party 1» pledged to the enactment being ruined. Lightning struck a large a of their rights and to enlarge of a law for the deposit of such tenement house at 1146 W e s t A iW St. rs of the Federal governtnept Jrt\mis by competitive bidding In Mate and twenty fzamilies were driven »fato re lg/* says the platform, "no nr national banks, without dlscrlml atreAt by the fire that followed. .' T W i twilight zone between the nation nnd nation as to locr 'Hy atom) brought relief from the hot wave, tie atate In which exploiting Inter Hecommends Investigation of agrt the thermometer dropping from 81 to 69 ests can take refuge from both.” cultural credit societies In Europe to degrees. Three deaths from heat' and Urges people to support proposed ascertain whether a system of rural credits may be devised suitable to DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM A < llew lll, ris'ently n|,|MMiite«l '(■«•nl of tin- Southern F.xpn-ss ComwapS ut Kustis. is mysteriously missing in,I with him h| proximutely $'1.000 of "•>■ . « pri-v- company's fund' Hewitt v ,> in I «»«burg on the Fourth of July cel« hriition nnd wns »een on the stre«,ts " l i e evening when he n*«*eiv«xl the exp ,e " from thi* «•vet ing train. This n ,,rnuig In- iliil not ii|,|»>nr at the office and upon mvi-sligation it was found thut he did not sxh-iii (o I,«- in town. The agent at I •»■»burg was notilbsl nnd he i i i inisliately came over nnd took charge of the office “ ’ ’Th e safe wns op«m<»l late tonight uml ii was found that a shortage , xisitsl of alxiut $3,000 I f red I n Herrv of I.iikelaiiil i,l m anager Souther n M usi, comlinc..« In T h e~ l'n .iêd 'State* Fledges party to enactment of leg le In tton to prevent devastation of lowt-V Mississippi valley by Hood* ami I he control of Ihw Mlaalaslppt I* de «•IIIr**i1 lo he a nailonal rather than a „tut« problem Th<‘ maintenance of iisvigat'le i-h»nm,l I» «!•>> recommend »•1 . .0 1 , 1 » nn'IOnul aid rogar b u g (ioni rond» Itcpcat» parly'» declaration of the platform of I'.o'S » « to risii'» of In bur ntlil pledges the party to nil em piove»' compensation law Declares the unnecensnry withdrawal of public ' (o l ^ ^ , i4«'V"loj^my¿¿_and bmig reproach tqion policy or consfcr tu i'on that reservations should lie limit,-d to purposes which they pur port to serve favors broadest liber nitty In administering land l a w » and says forest reserve act permitting homestead entries within the national forests hnd not been nullified by nd mlnls'ratlve regulation declares for Immediate notion to make avallatile Mnskati e«inl lands nnd nafegurdlng of lite» of miners Favor« encouragement of ngrlrul ture ami legislation to suppress gam hllng In agilcullural produci» Believes In fostering growth of a merchant marine and urges speedy en nctment of laws for the greater « » curlly oí life and property at sea. He affirms previous declarations regard Ing pur» food nnd public health Hecommends law reform legisla tlon. i Welcomes Arizona and New Mezlco to sisterhood of states. Favor» parcela post and extension of rural dellv»— for I.uddei, fo rm er& Hal,-« H u l l» ', hut now n trav- • ling sulestnmi. veslerilay ent«-r«»l a suit lor $10,000 dumuges »gainst I’. K. W il­ son of Jacksonville, »Vnte manager for l.udden & But«-». The pluintifT alleged I hut lie has been IHn >Ii»I by the defend- ant ami s«»-ks to ri-cover accordingly. a •t i l AflcrniMin Pnrly Mrs Morion llojison wit« host««» of aa af'erniHin f ■!• rl \ l ui-sday in uiioi ,,l Mr- \\ «-»I Hopson I'he t.L'ti-ful d«»'«irations of gr«»*n and wlutc were l,oth dainty and »ttractive. The giu-sts hud l»»-ii ris|u«-*t«»l to tiring their fancy work, which pleasant occupation w/is followed by two very inintereiUing anil clever word conteata. ^ ‘f r ^ * W ' ‘ TTTfk!ir*rtfw ■niv-itrmimrarwinner in the tir»t contest, and also the ■iilvi-r thimble which was given oh tho prize. Correct answers were given hy several of the guests iii the second contest, and the priz«\ a box of randy, was therefore cut (or and won by Miss Lucy Whitner. The pretty color motif was carried out in l hi* delirious ices and cakes, which were charmingly iw-rved hy Mistw« .Mice Caldwell and Fern Ward. Mrs. Hopson's invited guests were Mrs. West Hopson, Mrs. J. W\ Dickins. Mm. F. J. Gonzali», Mrs». C. H. Summers, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. W. E. Hdushqjder, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. W. W. Aliernathy, Mrs. D. L. Throaher, Mrs»^. Sumuel Puleston, Mrs. Roht. Newman, Mm. it. L. Peck, Mrs. Henry Mcl-aulin, Mm. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. N. 0. Garner, Mrs. J. A. Hurrold, Mrs. Erm-st Mlrrow, Misses May Doyle, Madge Ward, Mell Whitner, Lucy Whitner, Anole Lee Caldwell, Lillian Gibson. Margaret RobRoliorte, Bessie I/ong. Carrie Alternathy, Alice Caldwell. Fern Ward. h-lighl fill «( Ingenious Plea. "Prisoner at the bar, 1 find you hava been sentenced to prison twice before. Dispatches to the public service today What have you to say why I should say a case under observation in the Ha­ not send you there again?" "I irge, vana hospital has l>een confirmed as your Honor, the generally accepted huhonic plague. The service is watch­ feeling against a third term."— Balti­ ing the situation cloacly.' • . - more American. ■ ft* »*)«*•* - ' « ’ #* ’ ' ' 't is 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/. 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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>, July 05, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/60d989ee9c780336ef4d552dbd500c18.pdf 1fa1ea8748e7288ddca637219f77eaac PDF Text Text V - .' '. . Worship In Song It Is a pleasure to note every ,rn. provement in our thriving little city „( Sanford, and among these is the dispo­ sition to make our Sunday services more attractively worshipful in the churcjms TheTitnLfina oTpraise and inspiring devotion that went up from the Congregutional house of worship, a Sahhuth even ing since, are along this line. Every. th I# 5 W * r n waaT'BRnitifully rendered "much bring truty arlisTTcTaml thing being devotionally appropriate to the tim e and place. T h e address, t««,. was in sweet accord with the central idea of worship in song. The Congregational choir was showered with well merited praise for the excellent work of the even­ ing. and tho pastor highly complimented on the thought« presented, all of win. |, would have been helpful in lurge degree to the entire community ,could every one have heard same. The church » j , filled, the large audience by their pre* i lice and subsequent comments giving subs tun tial evidence that these services are both enjoyed and spiritually helpful. Let such good work go on, let the pas­ tors encourage their choirs, let the sing era make conscientious and persistent effort, let us have more of that music wiiich contributes a foremost delight and occupation of heaven mingled with our pulpit uddrcxnes, and soon we shall see not empty sittings, hut crowded |m-w» in our sanctunries. r x iT ----------- -------- Through Orlando's G l u i t i Basf bally speaking, it was one glor­ ious Fourth here yesterday. ' Orlando pulled out of a sure enough bad place in the eighth inning o f the aecond game and look ll fW lll tilt ic ier A t the beginning o f the eighth inning the score stood one to nothing, and the from up yonder were saying things aufecis to beat a di ble afar cfow d 'd f b But, aa* Speaker Champ Clark would say, you can’t always aometimea tell. There are chances and the prices of cel­ ery and luck and political fortunes fluc­ tuate. The morning’s game was n tight one. score one to one at tho ending of the sev­ enth inning, when tho weather man emptied the bases. What was perhaps a record'crowd for Orlando, Including visitors from many sections of the county, weje present, when the afternoon game was called. Wilson went Into pitch for Orlando, with Beardall holding the mit. Sanford’s crack, Wallace, was put in with Low*. A new man appeared on the first sack for Orlando. His name was-Ed. White of Jacksonville, who last year played with Miami and trade a reputation. The fun begun in the second inning when Sanford, following a custom she has, made a run. Wofford got a hit. and beat it to first base, Lowe and Bundy r yj .MiL-taC»xnr»-cc the nerve systpins of the fans began to tighten. They were stung when Rob­ erts drove the pill into left field, and ’ Wofford tallied. Clean, fast ball prevailed then until -the.eighth, the interim being ns barren of hopes as a palmetto scRlb, except In the seventh, when Orlando looked like •be had a chance.. Tbeu,-somebody pulled down the star in Sanford. Lee started the fun by beating out a slow grounder to first. Then catne C. Pound* LIoou in both pupils, winch were gauged for an in-shot. ’ It came. Pounds landed on it and galloped around two bases, and Lee came home. The band struck up blxic, but you couldn't notice It. Boyer followed Pounds and went him one better. He picked what was in­ tended to be a lemorn and knocked a three bigger C. Pounds came home. Then the strain got too great for the vis­ itors and a wild throw scored Boyer it was all over hut the shouting, which lasted until the lost fan had said good-bye to gate-keeper Allen. Orlando made one error and Sanford four. Orlando took six hits and gave Sanford three. Features of the game well, tho main feature was the score, incident to which Frank and Clyde Pounds each knocked two baggers and Boyer a three sacker— and all off the great Wallace. Fans from Jacksonville. Tampa. Kis­ simmee and many neighboring cities at­ tended both Ramos.- Reporter-Star Orlando Wins (lame Orlando, July 8. (Special) Wilson was too much for Sanford this ufternoon and with Boyers’ help he beat them 4 to * 2. The locals took an early lead and were never headed. Wilson allowed the vis­ itors only two hits and fnnned four Boyer took his customary four trips to tho plate and laced out much needed btnglea on each trip. Tho score by innings Sanford 000 002 000 2 Orlando 002 002 000 -1 Batteries: Lee and Lowe; Wilson and White. Summary: Struck out by Wilson 4; by ■by Lee 7. Hits off Wilson 2; off Lee 8. Tw o base hits, Farmer. Sacrifice hits, Lee, F. Pounds, White and Wilson. Left on bases, Orlando 6, Sanford 2. Stolen bases, C.Pounds, Boyers and Bowen. Tim e: 1:40. Umpire«, Tllden and M or­ row. \ B R IC K ROADS FO R OSCEOLA E. Donegan, R. G. Johnson and E. L. Lesley have been named by the county commissioners os a committee to inves­ tigate the advisability of bonding Osce­ ola county for $60,000 in order to provide good roads. A. E. Donegan brouthg the matter before the board of county com­ missioners and gavo his views on the subject and urged consideration at the hands of the commissioner». I t is the intention, if concurred in by the mem­ bers, to use vitrified brick in the con­ struction of the proposed highways. The committee will make a thorough study o f the cost snd other features pertaining to the system of roads needed in the county. They will then report to the board and it la, presumable that .that body will be governed by the commit­ tee's recommendations. There are railly not very many bad spots In the roads in the northern part of the county, but by inaugurating the brick work, good roads would be here for years to come and would require but little attention, • while the d ay, marl and sand roads ex­ isting today constantly demand repairs. i-. m After The Blind Tigers Blind tigers are not de la mode Unyear irv Sanford and Mayor S|«-ncer been smiling them hip and thigh every time they /ace the railing. All that lie requires |s sufficient evidence and he can Is- di-jM-nded upon to do the rest. Tw o unbleached dis|M-us*-M of tinniTTOnrntFT dew faced His Honor >*—ter day morning and they were caught with the goods on and handed a in-.it package of $200 fine Mayor Sp.-mri states that he is getting tired ol 1st mg the money and should these old offend era face him again he will give them about nix months road work and ).••• j. them out of mischief at least that long H e Ts determined to break up this illegal selling and exjiect» to adopt dra»lt< measures to round them up and -..-ini them over the road. K. Harding Duvl* Married pointed to investigate the subject will urge appointment of field workers to Washington, July 8 A nation wide travel over the country in the interest of movement to withdraw as the Republicountry schools. ran ranriidate is lieing harked by a large number of Republican office holders Court Week at Orlando who feel that they face defeat in NovemTwo courts convened in the citv this i>er unless the breach in ihr party can b<healed morning The Circuit Court conliii These men include inemtiera of ( Hn tjeil over from last week, and will pml> grtiut. state legislatures, who will >|e, l ald.v continue throughout this week. senate, state and county office holders Owing to the fact thut the Circuit and other». It is said these olfice hold- Court occupied the court room, the era may also ask Colonel Roosevelt to j Criminal Court, with Judge Wurlow on withdraw as a progressive candidate for the lienrh, assembled in the city hall. President anil allow a compromise in a Iit the Circuit Court the only case man acceptable to both sides It is also considerisi during the morning wu« that said that a decision ahull he reached la- of R T Wynne, vs the Allante Coast The case was postponed fore August 16th, when the Roosevelt l ine Railway (actions plans to hold a convention in owing to the absence of an important Chicago. A circulation of the jxlitnui», W I Î it was dedans! today , would start within In the eriniinal court a jury composed a week, it was said the movement ni It. \\ Herndon, ( ’ . G. Butt, Il G. would Ix-gin s|amian<!OUs|y in every Mryarly, \\ K Allen, R. L. ( ¡ res harn und state. The organizers now are circulat- S. Canada, acquitted C. H Harris, ing blank forms of petition* and appoint- charged w ith ‘ breaking and entering, ing supervisors who in turn will engage i In the cn»e of W ill Williams, charged canvassers to solicit the signatures of with keeping a gambling house, the Republican voters. The authors of the State urcepted a plea of gambling, and plan expect to offer to pruclically every Will was fined $40 and cost or sixty days. Republican voter in the United Slat*-» Evans Holman plead guilty to gntna chance to express his opinion of Mr blmg and was fined $20 or thirty days. Ta ft's candidacy either by signing the) This afternoon the court is trying petition or rejecting it. Evans Holman on a liquor selling charge. The case is a local one.. Reporter-Star. For Better Rural Schools A Republican Compromise Chicago, III., July 8.— A report fir«-- A Note From The Summer School At Knoxville sented by Frank W. Miller before tinfifth annual convention of the Nationul "W e are studying astronomy and forKducntion Association here, said of th e, entry just for our own pleasure. 60,000,000 school pupils of tho United | Wo thoroughly enjoy looking at tin* States. 12,000,000 were being educated moon and plunts through tho big tele­ in rurxl schools and thut only one-third scupe. Jupiter, the star in the south, of the country boys and girls were mnk* looks like u big full moon and we can see Ing. a satisfactory showing. Thomas II. hi* seven satellite» following him. Thu Harris, stat* superintendent of schools moon is perfectly huge. W e can see the of Louisiana, declared the condition of mountains, the craters of her volcanoes the rural schools was becoming so de­ and plateaus. But what-you would enjoy most is the plorable it was time for the federal gov­ ernment to provide both money and delightful climate. ,t feels like fall, breezy and cool—no mosquito«»— noth­ methods to remedy tho situation. "T h e fear of fed «r»l interference with ing to botherone— not even meii. • The country is perfectly beautiful. • .. te control of sch§ Is should 1m* set aside in the interest o f tho rising gener­ W e are studying forestry and one ation,” said Mr. Harris. "National su­ teacher tells us there are 1.75 different pervision of country schools is nn abso­ varieties of trees here. Our class is to go lute necessity. Our schools need a bet- on an expedition tomorrow. There will ter education." It will be decided whut be a sprinkling of timid males in the parsteps are to br taken later. It is likely ty. They wiU need a policeman to guard them when they go out nlone. that the rural school problem will of the moat important to come before tho really feel sorry for them." convention. A special, committee upS A N F O R D G IR L . ' -» - * •» K T IIK I. IT E M S Tin- A C I. train killisl two of A T j Lipford’s Berkshire hogs Mondzuy. It |would be u fine tiling for the people of Rthel d the A I. would fence the rail road, as a good many head of stock have been killed through this sis-tioii lately M rs Cyril Moyd i s visiting relatives in Winter Park at tin present j Miss Sit Ilie l.lpford has returned home from Paula, where she has his-n for the past two weeks. Mr. Robert Kennedy and H. W. Gariss were guests of A. T. I.ipford Sunday. The farmers of Kthel are busy nt pres­ ent gathering fodder The ptsiple of Kthel decided to have li sane Fourth this year and tho sports that were indulged in were as follows Bear hunting, pienii mg. Itouting. bathing ;tnd dancing, ami despite there being no fire works ef very one si-eined to have a glor­ ious Foulrt li. Fogg Solves Th«^ Question Editor Sanford Hr raid: I have re id with much interest the letter referring to "Transportation the Problem." from the Arcadia Champion, in which lie states thut there is only one great question confronting the |>eop!e of Florida today, and when that question is rightly setth-d all- others will prurtieally adjust themselves. I will add in South Florida. Ho asks what are we going to do about it? That is an easy one. It is simply to build a traction railrpnd from the city of Sunford south and, if necessary, to Ar­ cadia, wiiich would cut the freight rates half in two between these points. And elect Theodore Roosevelt President. N. H. FOGG, Altamonte Springs. Royal Arch Masons 'R eg u la r convocation Monroe Chap­ ter No. 16 Thursday, July 11th, 1912, 7:70 n. m. ft. E. T O L A R , ‘ ______________________ King. \ Notice of M eclisg The Woodman’s-Circle will meet on Wednesdayy at 3 p. m. at the Eagle«’ Hall. Twenty-one lives were lost, according to the official list, in the wreck on the Ligonier branch of the Pennsylvania railroad Saturday night, when a passen­ ger coach wns crushed between two loco­ motives. Many of the injured taken to Pittsburg. Greenwich, fo n t i, July M. Richar-I Harding I lav is, the author, and MoKluulo-th Genevieve McAvoy. known on the stage as Bessie McCoy, west- mar ried here today by a justice of the |»-are The matron of honor wus !>1rs Russell Colt, forno rly Mins Kthel Barry inure Mr Davis wan attended liy Gouveinur Morris, the story writer. Portland Filled With Elks Portland. Ore.. July 8 Elks’ reunion flow did not In-gin until (his morn mg The convention of the grand lodge opens in tlo- Armory tonight will prayer. n«nig and »|»-»n-)o-n The entire city in profusely decorated I'lo- down town streets, depot.n and hotels ale thronged with enthusiastic crowds uml the familiar "hello B ill" is to be heard on every nyer> hand. Exit Near Beer Atilinta, (¡u., July 8 Liquor lege» laiion was again taken up in the Georgi» house of representatives today, m Hoshape of the Tlppinn lull, winch prohibits tlie sale of any drink containing more than om--half of one |x-r cent of ab olmi The bill is designed to wijs- out t lie sale ol “ near b£er." S Ÿ our Printing If it ii worth doing at all, it’» worth do­ ing well. □ Pint classwork at all times is our motto. □ •V': ’ Let us figure with you on your next job. • • . Ü IH gbhî . KK B ì H f t ì *Y 'Ski,., . *_ �P u b lis h e d S o m l - W o o k l y — T u e s d a y and IN S A N F O R D — U h »• Worth Living SANFORD IS T H E IIK8 T RAILROAD F M ilR E S l H uh Hotter Stuff And More Advantage Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere the Reader* Will rind a Brief Historical Sprint Howlng For Hurried Reader* J. W ylie Smith, tho Atlantan charge with embezzling $200,000 and wrecking the Commercial Loan and Trust Com­ pany of that city, .will bo returned to the United States, after u year’s impris­ onment In Mexico,.according to a tele­ gram received tpdky by Gov. Brown from United State« ambassador Wilson at Mexico C ity. Smith was appre­ hended in Mexico shortly after hi» dis­ appearance from Atlanta, but defied extradition. Ambassador Wilson’s tel­ egram states th aU S ttiU k d M U ^K ^^t^T on United States land at Juarez. !)■* tectives from Atlanta have l>een sent to that city to arrest Smith. The last of the ex|x?rt testimony by alienists was given in the Harry K. Thawhearing today, when Dr. William A. White, head of the federal asylum for the insane at Washington, and Dr. C hari«« f a n 1' ... l TCThUls,' a lecturer at CoTümliia ÚAfviflrsity on mental diseases, gave in th«-ir |x>»Itive opinions thnt the slayer of Stan­ ford. White now is sane. The h«-a«l of ,{|ie federul any Hum d«-clar«-d that at his institution, “ constitutional inferiority" was considered enuse for the detention of enlist««! men. 'He as»«-rt<-<i that Thaw's characterization of Stanford White aa a "gorilla." and a. blackguard, was "emotionally Justified." Gov. Wilson talked for half an hour to 500 men ut Atlantic C ity «>n the n«-cflRsity of working today for results to­ morrow and on the evil of individual and national extravagance. The governor’s audienc«* was composed of delegate* to tlie national convention of the Huihling and I/Oan la-ague, and the address he deliverer! was one of welcome on Ix-half of New Jersey. • r xf ' -«Immediate downward revision of tintariff ia likely to lx- one of the demands made by the new- party h«-aded hy Col. Roosevelt. While the former president was non-committal todny regarding yhe conree he would urge the Chicago con­ vention of the new party to adopt, if developed fr«»m the talk of a number of leaders 11><i hv who have conferred with Col. Roosevelt hi the lase few («lay* that the parly doubtless will d«-clure (or im rm-diate revision According to tinpresent program, the demuml for legis­ lation would lx? restricted to the sched­ ules which, in the opinion of the party head»,, ure obviously higher. The wool­ en and cotton schedules were pointer! out as perhn|is the b«-st examples. The eleventh prohibition convention got under way at Atlantic City Thurd day hut at thris- h«**k¡oií* progn-vx-d ttle beyond tin* preliminaries ol organ zalion. There were developments enough, however, to Indicate n strong undercurrent of "insurgergoncy" inthe party and to forecast a fight of some of the delegates for a more progressive and aggressive gttitude in the coming cam­ paign. A few tantalizing thunder showers thnt pattered vainly on burned fields und streaming pavement* were tin* only promisee of relief In sight tonight from the wave of humid heat that has envel­ oped the country. From east and west tonight the weather bureau received re­ porta of generally increased tem|x-rnturea. Behind the stolid figures came a story of sweltering citiee and seared furma. Ihcreaaed death- rates in the over crowded cities and general suffer­ ing as a result of the heavy depressive heat waa generally recorded. New York and Chicago all caught the rising tem­ perature. Throughout the New Eng­ land and middle Atlantic states the mer­ cury roe*. A presidential nomination boom, baaed on a new issue that would substitute practical politics for “ church política” in the prohibition movement, waa started at Atlantic City on the eve of the national prohibition convention. Finley C. Hendrickson of Cumberland, Md., waa launched ga a candidate for the pro­ hibition presidential nomination by the .Maryland delegation, which-will appeal for h it.flection as the party standard hearer off a broad platform, «specially urging that there lx? more earnest ap­ peal for vote* outside the churches and kaa of the energy of the party be expend­ ed In, “ bowllng-'for the church vote.” i » ^ Than California Among the visitors to the city this week ure Mm. Sossmnn and »on of Chillicothe, Ohio, who have purrluuwd cel­ ery land here and are delighted with the muny advantage« of this city and the celery delta. Mr*. Soasman is the »¡»ter of Mr*. Davis Forster and was attract««! to Sanford by the glowing accounts of this section as told by Dr. Davis Forster who, though culled awuy to Hawks* Purk, where he has a lurge nanitorium, ■till has a warm spot in his heart for Sanford. Spenking about different cel­ ery sections Mrs. Sossmnn remarked Estimates of What Transporta lion Cost Growers ON SANEORD’ S W ONDERfUl SOIL Railroads Get (Her right Hundred Dollars fr o m Acre o f Land Por Freight M A R S H A L T IL L I8 LINUS 'EM UP Will Make The Vehicles Conform to Our City Ordinances | Under strict orders from Mayor SpenI cer. Marshal Tillis and the police force have begun a campaign of education on I the travelling public, and every driver of automobiles and vehicles of all kinds are requested to keep to the provisions of the ordinance recently made. Young­ sters under the age of fifteen are not al­ lowed to drive a car in the city limits and those who lulve been doing ao were warn­ ed against repeating the offense. I f the genernl public is not familiar with.these ordinances they are given below and from now on they will be enforced to the letter: Many people have been inclined to doubt thw actual figures that gave the yield from one acre of land in the great Sanford section. Now comes the state­ ment from the transportation companies that give the startling figures on tin» amount given up for express charges and Ahernalhy-Watson one can easily conjecture what the grow ­ Yesterday morning at ten o'clock at er actualy could make from an acre of Sanford soil. The following article Is the residence of the bride's parents on from the Manufacturer’s Record, whose Oak avenue Miss Currie Abernathy, editior recently made a trip through and George Watson were unit«-«! in Florida and verified the statements for marriage. . The wedding wasa <|uiet himself»— The lU fuM f 'Tvfe ’ r'orrirA'^ffhd •home affair, only the immediate family being present. make interesting reading: Ihtkk I that our growers are now ex|x.-riThe ceremony occurred ut ten o'clock The interest of the railroads of the encing, and they were down and out Ixs south in the development of trucking and was performed by Rev. C. H. fore they perfected the marketing sys­ and fruit growing has probably never Summers of the Methodist church. tem for the benefit of the growers. Mrs. been fully realized hy people outside of The happy couple left immediately after Sossmnn is of the opinion that within railroad circi«»»- li_ ia known u> the for t h e E a a t Coast, _whercs_Uu-y_- will another year with all the many improve­ generili public that the trucking and fruit s|>«-nil their h«ineymoon. Up«in their re­ ments of brick roads and a gyml hotel growing interests of the south, shipping turn they will make Sanford their future and a genernl getting together of the over $100,000,000 worth of stufi a year home. The bride is one of the |>opular fuimers, Sanford will lie unable to to northern and western markets, fur­ girls of the younger ««-t and has rrsidi-d hold the many jm-ojx- who are contem­ nish s vast amount of fr«-ighl in volume in Sanford for the past thr««- yearn, mak plating coming here t«t locate. and in the rat«* paid is not generally fully ing many friends by her unfailing gixxi understood. The statement was re­ humor and the ability to make friends Paid Sanford High Tribute cently made to the writer while in Flor­ and hold them. At a boost«-r'* m«x-ting of the Dt-Laiui The groom has Ixx-n a r«»idonl of ida that it sometimes happen« that in the Board of Trade liui other.night Sanford celery growing district of that state the Sanford for several years nod is n trusted an«l tin- Hi-rald rami- in for their share lit­ product of one urr<- would pay to the employee of the Yowell Si Co. store of bouquets and «-omplinx-nLs. W«- copy railrouds as much as $1.500 freight is popular with the trade ami the young­ from th«- Dt-Iaiml Register tin- following: The statement wus credit«*<l to Mr. M er society set in Sanford and ojh «f cities Tin- spe*-«-h of Hon. ( ’ ary I) Landis Kiddle, general su|x»rinlendeqt of the where he has residisl. was or)«- of the feature* of the evening's The young couple start in life under Atlantic Coast Line Railway, ami In re uratorieul display. Mr Landis com­ the most auspicious circumstances, hav­ ply to a telegram a« to its correct ne*s pared Sanford und Del.und and paid ing the r«-«i«eet and esteem of every one Mr Kiddle wrote as follows Editor Holly's town u high tribute "T h e statement that you refer to as ami the lx=»l wishes go with them in "Sanford -has one of the finest bunds having been mfide by me was about as their journey through life, in which the of hustlers in Florida, said the speaker, Herald joins. T follows ' and she is forging to the front daily That there was land armimi Sanford Ten years ago w««-ds blix-kcd traffic- on that had produo«-d in a year freight* An accounting filed in the supreme the mum slrts't unci I am not joking w ben which, if ship|H*d to New England |>omts, court by Andrew Frisxlman. custodian I make this statement Ix-caus«- I was would give to (fie transportation-and re- of the projx-rty of Mrs. Ida F. Flagler, there ut the time und saw them. frigeratmg companies $1.500 |x-r acre. wife nl Henry M. Flagler, the Standard "W hat of the Sanford of today? This was hu-u-d on an nere of Innd pro­ Oil millionaire, shows thnt «Mrs. Flag­ "W hy. my friends, thul town is n gem. ducing 600 crut«-* of lettuce, followed by ler's estate is value«! ut $.'1,444,000. She has paved strix-ts. an exci-llent water 050 crates of celery, and these followed Mrs. Flagler, who is confined in a *unisystem, sewerage und tu-luxil* .that ure u by 400 rrat«-s of lx-nn*. The freight tnriuin, was adjudged as inconi|x-U?nt credit to the south rate from Sanford to Huston is 56 c«>nt.«, |b\ thi- supreme court in 1904 Because We cun have the sum«- if we »-II I ’ ’ refrigi-rtoncr «-harrge I 0 1 ■cents, or .« ol 11n- ini reused cost nl living Judge work, und I know w«• are going to get tot al of 75 1-j cents per rrat«-, w hicfi would f'ischofl in approving tin- accounting, busy imw And murk that word now produce $1,472.25 This, of course, is allowed $10,000 a y«-Mf to tx- added to la-t's put our shoulders to the wheel tills the maximum yield under the most fa­ the $75,000, the sum already provided minute and start the ball rolling, if we vorable conditions. yearly for the maintenance of Mrs. Flag­ do we'll.win our fight.” A meijlber of the Vegetable Growers' ler at the sanitarium. Association of Sanford, who has had Promlncnt l.nke Co. Officiai ««•vend years of practical ex(>erienee, has Surgi-on General Itine, of the Public H«m. W (ì 1-umg of Tavarwi was in informed me that for u general average Healtli Si-rvice, tixlay approved a regn tin- city yistterday and when he return««! jx-r acre on a 10-acre tract the pnxiurlutimi to prohibit passengers from U h homi* In- linci u new Overland cur with turn is about as follows vana entering any |>ort in Florida unless him. Mr l.«>ng ha* lx-en lux x w m o r 50(1 crates lettuce of T a v a re * e v e r «ine»* S i ( 'f a ir M in im i» t fu-» fin» e been detumi-d seven days at 4ÒO crat«-« celery llriscouia quarantine station Phis was d is c -O M -re d l ' a l a r e * , and thè court house 200 crat«-s Ix-ans done because of the short distonce fx-wciuld fall down if lamg wa* not there to A total of 1,150 crai«-», which, at the tween Florida |xiints und Havana. Pas­ tiold it up In hi» alisene«- R. ft. Nutt, thè colleetor und clerk Duncan play tho rate above quoted, would produce $868 - sengers from Havana to New York or New Orleans are from three to five Alias act. They bave all heen officiala 25 to the traiuijKjrtation companies. A grower at Sanford whom I know- days en rout«-. for thè past 75 yeara more or lesa. very well, has stateri that he has done as well as my first «-stimate, with letture -■V Four Young Men Who Dared l-eon Voles Dry Mr. Waldron will give a serie* of three and celery on the sartie ground, hilt he Talluhtt*»«-e, July 11. cS|x-ciali In st-rmons nt the Congregational church contented himself with two croji«, ami | the wet and dry election In I .eon county on the thrix- remaining Sunday nights has never planter! the third. There have yesterday the vote was Dry, 347; wet, of July. Every one Is invitixl to utU-nd. been individual cro|»» on certain acr«-s 214. Later returns will give'drys 175 Services tx-gin ut 7 :.'I0 sharp. Follow­ very much higher thnn iny maxumim majority. The election went off very figures." ing are the subjects and dut««: quietly. "Four Young Men Who Pare«!.” The confirmation of the statement that July 14. "T h e Four Bean Eaters." the railroads for freight and icing som e even in extreme cas«-*. as high as $H(K) to July 21. "Rut If Nut .". times receive as much os $1,500 per acre $1500 per acre under cultivation is n«?cJuly 2X. "A Night Of Peril.” out of the celery growing district is an MMarily a region of marvelous poten­ amazing proof of the marvelous produc­ tialities, for there are few farming coun­ Palatka Party Here tivity of the noil. While this amount tries in the world which can produce such A party of prominent Pulutka citizx-na has been paid, it is, os Mr. Kiddle says, cro|>*. so muny in number and so great were here yesterday coming down to see above the average as quoted by him for in quantity, in any one season as to the hall game between Sanford and Or­ three c ro i» on the same land, and tak­ yield such a vast sum to the railroads. lando. Among them were Lew Kalb- ing Boston as the central point of ship- When corn and wheat yield to railroads field, Tom Cannon, Otto -Corcoran, Bob ment, the transportation rómpanle« only/a few dollars of rrelgFCper âcre, a James, Jeff Doyle, M. Martin, Leo Ja­ would receive for freight and refrigere cobson, J. A. Browning, Fred Corcoran, ation considerably over $800 per acre of furnish many thousand carloads of Chaa. Burt and Fred Shelley. The land under cultivation in the celery dis­ freight at the very high rate paid hy the Elka entertained them royally while here trict. truckers and fruit growers is certainly und they enjoyed the trip to the fullest. Whilo the yield of freight from celery worthy of the very bc*t railroad facili- rhe General News of Thè Land of Flowers. CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An epitome o f the Week’ * M o a t' lm- . portant Happenings In the State’s Domain. H. R. Stokes of Kanapaha is a genuine success when it comes to producing watermelons. Mr. Stoke'a acrearge In­ cludes a large tract of Col. Evans Haile’* land near Kanapaha, and the soil is *o fertile and Mr. Stokoa' knowledge Of the culture so thorough that it has b fiff • problem to handle the melons thill *ea> »on. One melon was sent Col. H ail« a few days ago that Upped the scales at ^ 74 pounds, and another was presented ’ the writer which caused the 69 pound ", weight to aviate. It was poaseaaed of a large heart like the donor — and wa* exceptionally fine flavor. Gainesville Sun. A serious fire took place in Key Weat a few nights ago which resulted In th* total loss of «the building and in tha' death of one woman and aerioua injury to..several other persons. During L b t _ . fire the electric lights were cut off, the telephone wires fell and over 200 phonse were out of commission as a result th® next day. The bottom floor of the building in which the fire started was used as a dry goods and hardware store, respectively, while the upper portion was used as a lodging house. Editor Matthews of the Key West Journal was injured in the fin- while try ing t p m v g " the life of a lady. Contractor G A Miller of Tampa haa been awarded the contract for building a $56,000 brick structure at Orlando. The building will be used for business purjKxx-e. It Is understood that a free delivery mail system will soon be established In Kissimmee. N l-s k c lis c i N a rro w E scap e Hon. Forrest I^ike ha«l a narrow e*cujx- the other day from a horrible dis­ figurement and what might have been tin- Ipsa of one eye. Whijg^at th* Ice plant he stop[x-d to fix a part of the ma­ chinery and ujxiii taking u plug from the ammonia tank the vajxir came upon him and only the cpiick action of the invol­ untary muscles of the eye saved hil sight. The ammonia burned one of hla f««*t and part of his face ami he looks like he had fought a hull dog. He had a very narrow escape from what might have been a very iw-rioua accident and his many friends are congratulating him tixlay on the fact that he did not suffer the Ions of his eye sight. He will be forc«-d to wear smoked glass«-« for some tune and may have to receive treatment from a specialist In Favor of llrick Roads The lii-rald office haa lxx-n thronged this week with people from varloua points In the proposed Sanford road dis­ trict and they seem to be united upon the bonding plan for brick roads. As yet we have not heard a dissenting voice against the Ixmd issue and the project is bound to carry next Saturday. The folks in the precinct outside of Sanford are most heartily in favor of better roads and this spirit upon their part means thul it will pass. Sanford people have always Ixx-n in favor of brick roads, espec* ially since we have experienced the good that has accrued from our own brick streets that were built by bonding. Illinois Party Camping Oat M. S. Nelson and daughter and a par­ ty ol Illinois jx-ople arrived' in the city Tuesday and are enjoying themselves and ioukftig after their landa in Eureka. Hammock. They have pitched tbeir tents and are enjoying the cool breezes off of Lake Monroe, while their unfor­ tunate friends in Illinois are being baked in the hot air that ia prostrating people in the streets. Mr. Nelson says that San land Is doubtless higher than from any tiw that can lx? provided Every in­ ford ia good enough for him summer and other trucking m?ction8. yet the amount vestor in southern railroads, every buaiwinter and Illinois will know him no of freight paid by truck growers generally n««s man interested in the advancement more. near Garfield, Ga., were poisoned at a per acre under cultivation Is so great I ()f the railrouds ol this section, can under family reunion at the home of Mac Can- that it is not to h«- wondered at that ,tand from Mr. Riddle’s letter what the Presbyterian Chorrh ady on the Fourth of July. Indications every railroad^in the trucking regions of trucking development of the south means At the Presbyterian church next Sab­ are that poison was put in several articles the south from Virginia to Texas is put- to «.very line of industry, and thya under­ bath will l»e lb«- Communion Service u s e d In t h e dinner, since every member . ting forth all possible effort to encourage „land why the Manufacturer’s Record Rev. McKinnon will preach at both of the family at the table waa a victim the development of this great freight persistently emphasizes to the world morning and evening service«. All are und all ol them did not eat ol any one creating businem. Any agricultural re- the possibilities of fruit and vegetable cordially Invited tp attend. particular kind of food. „ I gion who«« crop# can pay the railroads, growing throughout the eouth. • �THE *A*rORD:HERALD Don’t forget that our special free pants offer will expire on July 15, now is the time for you to get a pair o f pants absolutely without cost or price to you. In this connection we are offering » ' * *>•» . some attractive bargains in our big line o f mohairs. Come in and let Successors to D. L. Thrasher delory avenue. Mr. T. Johnson bud tin1 misfortune to Paola sjx'nt a very quiet and sane have one of his tqule* die lust week. Fourth too, there not being a lire crue­ I The Gay fuinily that have lived in this ller within five mile« of here or within ) vicinity for the past year left recently hearing distance anyway. for Philadelphia, Pa. Mias Kate Fox, accompanied by her Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan and nephew, Jack Fox, is visiting friends in children spent some lime recently on the l.akeluixi this week. Hast (Toast. Mr. C. I) Pearson spent a day nr two Ed. Cameron 1» in Pulatku, looking In Jacksonville last week. after his father'» interests there. Mr. and Mr«. A. V Mctiuin left on Joe Guerry rode his fine little buy the first for Demoteat, Ga., where they horse at the Chuluotu picnic the Fourth will spend the rest of the summer of July und won the rawhide and in the months. tournament race made, u tie in three dif­ Mr. W. B. Ruchanun is remodeling his ferent runs. Good for Joe. attractive home on Sylvan l.ake near There have !>een several meetings to here. practice singing in the new book» pro­ Our young folks enjoyed an all day vided for the church. The meeting was picnic at Palm Springs the Fourth, and ul Mrs C. Morns' last Wednesday »••em to have had a good time in spite of 'M iss Annie Cameron presided at the the downpour, and say that the springs l piano. The meeting will lie at Mrs. seemed to be very popular, there being |Joe Cameron's this Wednesday, parties there from different places. j ^S'ruse Barnes- has purchased the .'10 Miss Sarah Smith returned home from acre Si|xs farm running south from Chuluota last Monday, where she spent Celery avenue, along Si|>ea avenue. It tha Fourth of July. is being tiled and put in shape for farm­ Mr. W. K. Driggers has bought what ing. J. F. McClelland Is the manager. U known as the FJanner place here, and The Florida Gardens Co. Is doing con­ will make Paola his future home. siderable work ditching and road build­ Mrs. Florence Thotnpeon is home on ing on Sipes uvenue and elsewhere. a vialt from Hawks' Park this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Humes cxjioet \The home of C, D. Pearson was en­ to move Into SAnford soon. Mr. H. will tered by a very bold burglar Tuesday have a position in the car shops. night who got away safely with all the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H. Allen und fam­ cash he could lay his hands on and two ily arc moving into Sanford this week watches. Ho gained entrance by an from the Bass cottage on Benrdall ave­ upper window ansd seemed to have nue. , gone all over the house without awaken­ ing any of the four members of the fam­ ily, who never knew of their loss until CH ULU O TA S N A PS H O T S morning. W e hope the guilty party Summer time is here in its real terms. can be captured and dealt with as he dePlenty of rain and and hot sunshine. aerves. The glorious Fourth is past for this year. Everything,went off uqietly and M O O R E 'S S T A T IO N . enjoy a b ly" at Chuluota. T h e annual Mr. and Mr*. I. D. Hart and Mias picnic and barbecue were "great things." Ruby of Geneva avenue leavo this week Everybody present ate a good dinner in for St. Augustine to make their home. spite of the shower and all went home Mr. Hart expects to engage in a mercan­ at a late hour reluctantly, wishing I t tile business there. They have pur­ could last longer. chased » home at 226 Garnett avenue . M r. N . T . Hudson of Jacksonville was ' and wilt fw pleased to. have friends visit transacting buaineea in our vicinity* the them. They have the best wishes of a latter part of the week. large drcle 0/ friends. Mrs. P. E. Culley spent Friday in OrMr. and Mrs. Charles Powell ure mov­ lundo, having dental work done. ing to the Hart house from the Hess cotMrs. J. M. Long and children ore vis­ iting her parents in Orlando. M r. and Mr*. W. W. Millar «nteriuinF'rank Simmons of _ Okeechobee is ed Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daugh­ visiting his brother, Daniel Simmons of this place for awhile. ter recently. S. E, Self of Winter Park spent sev­ Mr. and Mra. John Vaughn and daughters have.moved from Beck Sta­ eral days of last week' with friends here. show S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A J PAOLA POINTS' W e learn with regret that Mr. T. Johnson has lost one of his line mules. J. C. Ellsworth, Jr., und wife were calling at the Worthington home Sun­ day afternoon. So also were the Min* nicks, Kirhs, M aria's and Duttons. '--M r. F\ F. Dutton is at home from n trip on the Float Coast, where he has been 'handling pineapples. M r. MarahaU has begun building an addition to his cottage. M r. Duke is doing the work. On the afternoon of July 4th a few friends gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Minnick to greet Capt. and Miss Minnick, who arrived from Springfield, Mass., the previous week. W e arc glad to hear that Father Dres­ ser. who has been seriously ill at his home in New York, is steadily improving. Word also comes from Dr. Swartz that he is gaining strength. The many friends of Mr. J. W. Gormly will be glad to know that he is spend ing a happy, busy summer at his son'i home in Ottawa, Kansas. Th e Gormlys, Allens and Drimers en tion to one of Mr. Domer’a houses on , Mr*. Alma Nicholson and Utile eon, joyed a launch trip to Blue 8priugs or I) H a ll a n d w ife ln I ) . R < V < w d., $900. . J . W. Koseborough and w iif in I • K Callahan. wd., $9,000. S. C. (.'aldeidi and wife ln I ) K < ... lalinn, wd., $900. J. II. Druwdy and wife to <ì W .■ wd., SI. ^ A II I ( i i «.hc|| u n d w ilá lu J II I *r i B. T. K u h l and wife to s \ I .r 1100« M. M. Smith vs. Moon & < onr.i pendens. State of Florida to il. M. Srpitli. u> deed, $5.57. State of Florida to H. M .Smith t.n deed, $6.05. State of Florida to Harry K • deed. $40.86. City (if Sanford to F!pt»cop.il . Tr . S P. T . $100.45 Clam FT. Mikcsell to J t Moll.i $100. W. Scott Root and w ife lo t n i.i I • * ner, wd., $400. W. J. Lawton and wife to June- A Furnell, qcd., $160. , J. C. Partin und wife to FT. A Fanull mtg., $200. Delinquent tax list of Maitland H. 11. Wilheringlon, C om , t.» Hi/ I<eiging, deed, $£00. L. S. Fitzhugh to Wilmore Merrmitile Co., c m, $C00. * J. A. Davis to Wilmore Mercantile Co., mtg., $600. S. Land Home Co., to J. H Peterson, wd., $200. Filed F’or Iterord Tesallo R. Cardenas to F'red B. Dale, mtg., $3750. Wm. Martin tio Grace M. Smith, md., » 2 8 0 0 . _______________________ Wm. Martin to A. B. Newton, md., $500. Annie J. Rowland and husband to Dickson & Ives, sm., $2500. J. H. Druwdy and wife to C. IJ. Cody znd wife, wd., $10. American Age. Com. Co. to Jaa. B. Walker, deed, $260. Concord Park Development Co. to Amildn Woodward, wd., $676. Geo. E. McCulloch and wife to L. B. Cook, mtg., $000. Finnic W. Lewlcr and husband to E g­ bert T . Thompson, wd., $25. F. L. and Geo. D. Cook to Peter Msck, wd., $850. Belton Ixmg and wife to T . H. Thorp, wd., $350. „ * MEN-DEN-HALL’ S C H IL L T O N IC Best for Malaria, Chills and Fever. Guaranteed. The Advertised Article / u ooe ta which th* ’ F * n « U has Implicit islth sis, he would not sdvtftU* It You are sais in p*tronlil*l ib* marchants whoa* «6» *PP**r la this paper b*cans* th" r , gooda are np-U>4at* and o*»*r �July m e SANFORD HFRALD mmw ABO U T OUR LAW M A K E R S The Next Session o f Legislature Will Be Busy One Although the next Marion of th»* le jji» lature is several months o(T and national politics will have an inning first the state law makers are already counting the days until they will aguin ait in the state capitol aand frame the laws for Florida. The race for president of the senate and speaker o f the house of course is always on and when there is nothing else to talk about the conversation naturally veera around to this most interesting subject A t the end of* the last session Senator Moaaey was mentioned as a candidate for president, but an Irishman named DonCgan forever bloated Mr. Massey’s hopes by having himself elected to this high position, which would naturnlly bring the subject back to the old house­ hold abjuration of counting your eggB beforo they are hatched. The general opinion now is that Senatoer Adkins of Bradford and Senator Hudson of Dade will sprint for the presidency. In the house the legislators are almost unani­ mous for Forrest Lake of Orange coun­ ty, Who has been upon the trail of the members and has succeeded in making a most favorable impression, both upon the floor of the house and among the m.»inhere themselves. ' Glen Terrell of Sumter and Ion Farris of Jacksonville will endeavor to put Lake's shoulder to the mat, but they will have to go some I they snatch the toga from Jhim fo r l.ake is some campaigner and knows no ■ ich word as fail The state at large has already started to sit up and take notice of these inside affairs on account of the. important events that w ill pTaCe the History o f tlie" 1913 session of Honda's legislative body Reform in Inw p ro c e d u re , a b o litio n o f the convict lease s y s te m , good roa ds legislation, further a tta c k s u p o n th e fee FREE B utterick Patterns .. D E L IN E A T O R $47.50 NEW CASH J. and P. Coats Thread All Colors, also Black and W hite. 6 Spools for 25c BED SEAL f o r m it y b e tw e e n th e m an d th a t 121-123 F A S T F IR S T S T R E E T FLORIDA $ 10.00 MlBsion Oak Chances R ock eri W ith Every $1.00 Purchase. $1.25 S ilk — 36-in. W ide, Hnndsome W ea ve, Beau* tiful Shade P on gee 98c Am oskeag Dress Ginghams M any and vnried are the styles included in this line in checks .plaids and stripes, a yard llic 9k W ill fiind m any S p ecial Bargains all through ■• 72-in T A B L E D A M A S K our Store. Warranted all linen, partly bleached, an exceptional value, to sell for $1.00 yd our price A lth ou gh Bargains Q u ality M erchandise times, d o n ’ t miss Reigns this in the O pportu n ity at - r . ,r^ p Amoskcag Gingham s Highest Suprem e Full line of s|>ecial checks and plaids for aprons and smull children’s dresses, «1 value at I 2v/ all M on day. S IL K S ! S IL K S ! /.VICTOR , We art* showing a sfmrng line of new silks. just from the looms. i t i * ’AlflCg. See our spec- 36-in C H A N G E A B L E S IL K S 98c Changeable siltfs are very popular, especially in soft Taffetas. See this special line Monday,* at a yard ” r a Q only J/O C Our Shoe Department Has many attractive offer­ A IL -S IL K M ESS A LIN E 98r ings. Yard wide, a good grade to retail for $1.25 a yard, in pink, iglil blue, king's blue. navy, laven lar, red, black and o n white and reseda, a yard t/ O v each and Oxfords or gains at large line every pumps all of shade, are times. Snow’s Shoes, Sel­ b y ’s and (iodm an’s shoes for FANCY SILK S ladies and Misses. In Japoniea and summer tissue silks, these silks an* worth up to :if> cents a yard, for Monday's sale, a yard only (¡odm an's all leather shoes 19c Victor Records. bar­ See our ■'Union made” for men. for children. th e M E N ’ S SI M M E lt PA N TS s ta te should ta k e c h a rg e o f th e c o n s tru c ­ tio n of a trunk sys te m . STORE MONDAY, JULY 15th Zephyr ginghams are mude to wash and wear, choice line to select from, |*cr -j -j \ yard is d o o m e d w ith th e fa c t th a t th e re s h o u ld he u n i­ DEPARTM ENT SANFORD the matters w h ic h w ill co m e b e fo re th e next legislature. and without doubt w ill be en ded. Oovemov-clect Turk Trammell is pledg­ ed against th e system So is n e a rl) e \ ery member o f th e new le g is la tu re Good roads are b e in g c o n s tru c te d in every county in th e s ta te . B u t p r a c ti­ c a lly - every c o u n ty is b ro u g h t face to face FREE .. D. A. CALDWELL ,& SONS WlnchcHler Automatic Drop H e a d Sewing M achine, Chances With Every S I.00 Purchase s y s te m , u s ta te w id e c o m m is s io n g o v e rn ­ ment b ill fo r c itie s them 1 are a few of T h e c o n v ic t lease s y s te m For ^August T h e re are m a n y plans pn>|M»u>d b y w h ic h th is s h a ll he b ro u g h t a b o u t, h u t o u t o f th e m a n y lu lls to he in tro d u c e d it is |»rohahh- th a t one ho decided u p o n in t o rife re n c e he tween the tw o house« w h ic h w ill I n* t s u it the needs o f th e s ta te . Of importance is a c o m m is s io n g o v ­ 10-4 S H E E TIN G 27r Made from a good quality "O tis” pin check denim, a 75 cent seller, in all sizes, our price a pair Monday iQ onlv Firm weave, standard weight. 2'*/ yards wide, unbleached sheeting, others sell it at 25 cents a yard, our price to all a vani " 27c w ill e rn m e n t b ill. T h e le g is la tu re each ses­ sion is forced to d e v o te m u c h o f its tim e to local m a tte r s w h ic h c o u ld best he set tie d b y th e p e o p le o f th e res|M *ctive m u nicipa litM *«. an d it is u n ite p ro b a b le th a t some a c tio n S O IE SETTE S H I BTS HUCK T O W E L S "Blue B ell" chambrey, with two pockets, faced sleeves, also Amoskeag chambrey blue work shirts, special 50e values, i in Iv $1.25 Men’s genuine soie sette shirts, collar attached, al sizes at the special price of each Full size and a splendid val­ ue for 10 cents each, either white or red border Q l each II. V. I». S\\ |ss ( l R T A IN S 98c 42c W ill be ta k e n to b rin g tin s a b o u t. Further saloon legislation will U* a t ­ tempted and if passed by the legislutuio it U probihle that ( overnor Trammell Will follow the veto plan started hy G ov­ ernor Gilchrist in this regard. B u t no attempe will Ik * made until at least tw o years later to make th e s ta te d ry . Will Hat p Home Good Shows I^*w K a lh fie ld , th e v e te ra n show m a n and manager of the Orpheum T h e a tre of I’alatka was a caller at the Herald o ffice for a short time yesterday before the h u ll game and stated that he was trying to switch us some good attractions for early fall. Some fine attractions that are coming to Jacksonville and Tampa this season would like to break the long jump ^ hy slopping at F’ alatka and Sanford and Lew is very anxious to arrange with the Sanford houses to take on some of these attractions. They are among the very lest plays of the s<ason and the theatre goers of this city would like to have them here during the season. Summer School At the Sisters of Mercy, Oak avenue and 8th street. Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ day, 9 to 1i :33 a. rip 8 chool for Working Boys, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 7 to 8:30 p. m.; fifty cents per week. ------------ To Piaao Owners __ __ _ There comes a time to U ke a stand. I do the most of the tuning here, becuuse I have proved my worth. No other pianos give as good service as those I at­ tend. My customeri are my friends because of the square deal. But some abuse the relationship by making me writ long for my pay. My work is worth all I charge, and merits and shall have prompt remuneration, or. frankly, some one else must do the work, not L My motto is, collect all bills and pay all bills .Only therein lies success and l>HMiht relationship. WADE, Tho Tuner, Orlando. mm M E N ’S W O R K S H IR T S Nunnally’s Engineer $1.00 seller "Union Overalls price a pair Monday only M ade” 89c FURNI­ 8!c TURE Athletic Style, nainsook un­ dershirts, short sleeves. The most comfortable and durable garment, 50c sellers, each *10 inches wide, some with dots and figures, others trimmed with lace bands, per pair $1.25 S H IR T S ‘J7r M ISSIO N ROCKERS 45c I w o and a half yards long, ,r 98c $1.00 JU M PE R S 89r These jumpers are sold a|| over the country at $1 OO a garment yours for onlv 89c patterns. SKIRT Special B A R G A IN S in also a Large A ssortm en t o f Prices, and T w o P iece E ffects in Values. FREE F ive . D ollar FREE $8 TRUNK Leather Strap» Around W ell Braced, Chance W ith Every $ 1 . 0 0 PurchaHc........................ High Pcaquc . O ak sec them, Ladies W h ite L in en C olored W ash Skirts in . L i nen, . FREE Center and W aistlin e and . and the Easy little P ro p o sitio n $2.79 Table. CASH SANFORD which we are O ffe rin g ..................... DRESSES . C hance FREE W ith E very One D o lla r i DEPARTM ENT STO RE Y 121-123 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E FLORIDA FREE Purchase FR1EE D. A. CALDWELL & SONS *.* Paym en t These Dresses are like the ones “ Mother Makes” in Percale and Ging­ hams in a well selected and choice assortment of Patterns, also a fine quality all-white Fancy Lawn includ­ ed in this assortment, sizes 3 to 14 years, prices $1.19 and 49c this departm ent Skirts in Panam a, V o il and Serges at specially L o w is a o f Furniture this W eek C H IL D R E N ’S SALE for M on d a y, A ll- W o o l Special Solid oak. I his beauty i See svindowj each lite*.»* shirts are abso)utel\ fast colors, in aNjarge range of S e e O ur C om p lete L in e $8 / BAG Leather Lined T ra vel­ ing Bag, Chance CLOSE THURSDAY AT 12 O’CLOCK Every $1.00 With Purchase. �L ir ju ».■.?■ u r v ir »»* - T O ra K I». r W W f^ iH e l ■pmIÄi'm » »■• — July 9.191 » SANrORD HERALD plucky Lady Shoot* Assailant, elsewhere. A t the same time down here \ Pierson. July 11— A burly yournr ne-' in South Florida, there is no discomfort entered the home of a well knu. from the heut. and so far as -l'-uth fror,.,rm»r here late yesterday afternoon PafcUSed Ev»e> TucsJst and.lHlar l$o»nln* B* that _______ _ is conr^” * i such un t> Ss m cause THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY riroce haa never I een known in Florin,.. K h lle only one woman was preeent. ami .«• B 'X UE to its individuality of service; its individuality of methods; As we WTite, the thermometeer ut me: ' lorred hi* w a y i„to the room where si»*. J. HOLLY, editor * ss H M it) increasing efforts in behalf of hoite—owners, this hou»e day regia ter* 84, liut even if it rea- ueu |v, taking a halli. I he woman scW. M. HAYMCS. B u s in e s s M o n s t e r la furnishing store has made Itself known from one end of 97, as indicated at the »ante time In P |cured a revolver and after a desperate ‘ M H U l R l K M a i i L l B I l 1 Y e a r In A dvance r r 1 jw Florida to the other. Its prestige is by no means limited to Jack 5 ] Ion, there would In- a vast difference 1 nand-to-hand fight with the negro suefavor of Florida, the heut here having a reeded in shooting him once in the shoul­ : • sonvillc—it is an institution for the State in general. ¡J’ DdWrml In lbs City br csrtfi-r $2.00 prr y*»r In der, after which lie ran from the house. different quality from that in higher odvanes or 20c per month. \ 5 THIS store is the depot and market for the output of the iineit J The woman immediately gave the Payments In sdtsnos must be msJs si ofllce latitudes, w'liicli prevenU the disastrous alurm and In l«w than an hour over 100 ' m furniture made in America, handling such’ products as arc tnanu ¡¡J* Eaiarsd ss *ooood-d«»i msll matter Aaluii 22nd effect* common In the north. It is hard men were scouring the surrounding coun­ to mnke people north of us lielieve these 1008. at lbs PcstoBee st Sanford. Florida facturcd by Ucrkcy & Gay; Chas. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Com J andtr Act of March Srd. 1870 things; hut, they enn, at least, take the try in search of him, but up to a late pany, and, in fact, all the very best concerns of Grand Rapid» are J Téléphoné No 14b- evidence * o f t h ^ government weathtr hour today no trace had been found of In Herald Bulldlns fully represented. And upon the merits of such creations ha» this J bureau, whichfuay after day, during this him. business attained the remarkable success that it is at present enjoying J The negro is about 22 years of age, tall season, siiows Tampa to I*« cooler tii in nearly any city a tliousund miles north of and wore a black, snug fitting cap. Any­ DEPARTMENT 2* ; OUR PIAN O one finding uny trace of this negro will it.— Lakeland Telegram. ** please notify the sherill at DcLand. . _ — o ----^Si /""^V N E of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South is • I . When the negro first colled nt the farm R E L A T IN G TO SC R E E N S ~ka' I W located on the first floor of nur building. The display em Ï : Tlie last legislature of Florida passed house he knocked and asked for a gltis* ’• braces only (he finest makes—thlakinds that arc dc|>eiidahlc a law requiring all restaurants and hotels of water. The woman said sin- would to screen their dining rooms, kitchens bring It to him, and as she opened tin and worthy. In the list are the "Stcinway," the “Kohler & Campand passage ways between, which is not door he forced hi* way into the room 2 bell" and "Autopiano," all of which we, being State agents, are ably being enforced to the letter in Sanford where the struggle occurred and where competent to handle throughout the State. and possibly in otlier cities, to wits and the plucky woman secured the revolver 5 FOR the benefit of your home, your purse, your peace and con village* in the state. We respectfully and fired u bullet into his shoulder. Some of the parties who hove lieen call attention to the law which will lie WE WIN WITH WILSON trntment— found among tifs Floridu statutes of 1911 searching for the negro near Pierson have <;e t a c q u a i n t e d w i t h C u n n i n g h a m returned and report that the deputy " When a man u m m hi* hat into the as follows: sheriff with the dogs and automobile An act making it a misdemeanor for ring nowadays he need* to have his ini­ any person or persons operating any trailed him to n |x>int on tiie road near tial* in it to be sure tn get it bark. hotel, t>oarding house or restaurant with- Crescent City, where they were so rinse ----- O----- c. ^ jo-this-sLate without keeping nil doors, to him that hi' left tiie road and took to th«* w < h »d* S ...y y 7-^¿'a fully but then- is yet timc'TflT f f te 'fiftTffK*«Hwfawn and similar o|ienings in dining to throw a monkey wrench into the gears. rooms, kitchens and passage ways 1k-- night. “ W h e r o you can Depend oil the Quality •s . if«- is in a small swamp west of (>»•*twt-en same screened, and fixing.u |k-ii— O ----•r. T I hj -new arrangement will enable alty for failure to rompi) with tiie pro­ rent City and i-* surrounded by, numer­ i JA C K S O N V IL L E N E W YORK 2 ous searchers, lie is badly wounded in Taft and Rolscvelt to continue saying visions of. this act. te left ¡palature of the the lei shoulder and has hied very much; He it euacted by the législature ' — things to each other instead of uniting to riust soon hunt food and medical nid, fio rii stata of flo r id a ;» . Democrats. », fffinio|*ed will cnlight durmg the rr the passagr passaci- arniìi Section 1. On and after — 0 ----NEVER TO O M t T l f TROWflER night or early tomorrow. Four years from now the i>eople will of this act it sliull lie unlawful for any I kthoii or |»arson* to operate uny hotel, nominate the candidate (or president. to s iiiiw y o u u i i y t l i i i i g in t in - tm iM S e n a to r Igou H e.urn«. There will ho no national convention to boarding house or restaurant within I In*good griM-t-rn-s. W i- a rt- In-r» to -i-r»-- ,."w S e n a to r \ \ M Ig o u was in th e r i i ) keep men in the deadlock while immense *tat*- w it hont keeping all door*. window*; to y o u r «-nrin- x a tis fa c tio n So d i-n t I«I • hotel bills are Ixung run up and the chil­ and nt her similar opining* to dining »esterila» from h* home hi ru*tia fra id to axk to * « ' » ' ii t i y l i i i n g .ni l riMiin*. kitchens apd pansage was* be ha.* ju.*t feturni-ii troni l . |taltm>oi. dren at i.nine are crying to see papa t ilin g . A n d w h « ti in d o u b t don i (WM'ii same *i-curely screen«! witli j con v ciifton, wlieri lie win taken inn() ta t« to uxk o u r ad vie « I t w ill !•• g i.While tlie owners of the Jacksonville Her*K*n wire not eoanu-r Ilian twelve ine*h ’11111 again for t*-ear I iiderwooii an i met r i u i - r f u l l y an d im p a r t ¡a lly the inch. nil tin famuli- I letiio. rat-o| th- eon»« 11 Metro|H)lis were away on a vacation the PAY C A S H and S A V E M O NEY Section 2. Any ;>er»o!i found guilt) I lion. Will may not I - i u i t e a* Wi |. olHce force actually wrote some Demo­ cratic i ditorials and the Metropolis Is of violating the provision* nf this act I known n* 0 **-nr Lnder w»mm1. bui bu u. unit, nil 111m h n. -f- * t- claiming to to* iui original Wilson slu-et diali be de ’mod guilt) of .1 nn-deir- am r J 1 a- g"--*l *.•«(>>l a* .1 laminiate Ultr Ihsif 1A*l 4»f I'»*W|4sftl*• The cillice force ought to chloroform the and upon couvietion fin «l not exeei-ilmg «••— I>oss again and make the pa|-er a real fifty dollar*. Farli day'* boximi»« con , (Irs t Street : Sonlord lloild .i Th»| m o v in g p ic tu re sho w s are g n in g ducted in violatioti ni thè prnVi*iiinx n Florida Democratic |ii|»e organ. tilt» «et nIiuII eoiiHtitute il xepaiate nf W.ir |H»»ple som e giMiil e x tr u - tin s e ila ()----Iti 1 In- wit;, o f » am ie» die a t t r a i (m u Will Secretary Powell of tiie Tainim f<-nx»-. I in 11 u n i n e f tu n e s»*i|n» to - p u r t le 1 I h A rii»’ illuni 1 * .1 verhutim enp, ni il,» Hoard of Trade please take ( ’ apt Mo Il \s T H F ID f’.A F.VFH SI Ht f K ' res to g re a te r rlb iM and tin p .itr ..i , law nnw qpfill tlie »tallite bnnh* nf ■ ritzof the Tampa military compunv down \ < > L F •U - e a s i n g ;u e o r i l i n g l ) . a dark alley and divert tom of in'« mu state nf Flnrula. form. Tiiat military man in Tampa lli.it putting money in fumi lund­ t lII H T K lN \l l.(H M S t» Kill»”« of Ih r If 4* 4 tl is alunit the must profitable sufiwill bring on a war in Florida vet and I l.'*l II «hall I.*- Iltllassflli filf -4t•! |MfMili In . Harr» Unni h»v* returm-il frinii .1 1r1j• in» est merit )ou ran make if it iPowell should plus the dove of |w-nrc latr afi) Olir «r Uitift •* '!• fu- a •1 g • « ..f II» nisei) done? But )ou ran lose a in .mimmi ami ntln-r pnml*. \t Itile lioj'l «> i lh* f II» •*f '4 S li/ i»l even if it becomes necessary to wear the lot loo. Better get the benefit of Krrf» !•» th* Hlflil ol I h r «ini t K rw|» (o ihr fighi If) |-**rfilili Hilf AlmthH VihirUuniform himself. Powell has a fine mil­ away Mr. \Ynrd r«»-«-iveii tri-atment fnr our expert knowledge of »aines t r» h y . 1 . Ir «hall •M akt y m » i . ss •>•» fi » • !•«>It t !.. anil conditions before Imu-llng itary bearing and would !*.■ able to bluil catarrh and ellect»*d a cnmplet«- • ure. k i t .,f lh«* « »* rt iii U- 4i\«*rtaki li He i* liiinnelf agnhi nnd hi» mnny friend* You imi) billeri) regret it if )ou In » n i f f that all v r h l d » » on «*arh «till 1 ol I h r the whole army. • * r»*»f • f i » l l I f li**s*lnl il' !•»• warn»' i|iri*t-tinn all don't are rejoicing v ith bini. 0 ---v rh ' Whs'll t o p p i n g v* th** « i d e a *»lk. i*r» re -M. ttlVt h. . 1. 1» • «I k I urn if i i » * « v I Ile pici u n - n i l l i i ' n e w hotel i n T h e •iuir»- 4i Don’ t forget to vote tomorrow for • hall 1• t o t fir- rig t t o f t tir IriYt-r • tir n l|»e « p •P »• HOW M ill PAI K AHI) I . A . M liu flernld ini» armi*«*! rnueii int«-r»nt in tiuniait** brick roads. You have already made up siM.ff as tn•r, tt.i v »7 l*rr«s.»i ’ p i f i i n g «tr i o ri Sanford. Fiorirla your mind to do this, hut in th»- hum of i n i r t i i «fiere t h è p a | » - r h a - a l a r g ì ' c i r r i ) Is sx m\* • f . fi '» • ’ *i • l|M THE SAHEORD HERALD :THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM l t» 1 llohiL-A. Cunningham! 1 J Peoples Cash Grocery Ì ; i busirievss mutters you m.i> iieghet t cast your ballot Reutettilier that tinis tiie most ilil|Mirtant step t hut you have undertaken as yet in the up­ building and making bitter the Sanford section. This is the accepted time and and you will miss the muin chance if you do not exercise your prerogative. -*■ O The Palatku News publishes a half tone picture of tin* Florida Editorial Association grnu|>ed on tin- boat as it departed on its St. Johns river trip Fd itor Holly and wife of the Sanford lleruld, Editor Walton and w ife of tiie T i ­ tusville Advocate, Editor Brown of the St. Augustine Record, and Editor How­ ard of the Citizen are in the first row of the crowd, ff not of Journalism.- Orlan­ do Citizen. & While the country, according to u great many, is going rapid y «0 the dejnnitlon bowwows, statistic* »how that n Iieritnl which might i»e u-rme<| a wave’ of prosperity, has swept the wliole in a wny that doe* not look like imnn-dinte des­ truction. The figure* recently com­ plied show that the ex|Mirts from and the import* to the United States have fur exceeded any year, in furt making, a* stated, “ a remarkable record." ---- O W I I A T W ILS O N M E A N S Gov. Wilson's nomination mean* that th« rule of the boos is over. It means that tlio partnership between corrupt buBinres in national politics i* dissolved. It mekns that the old regime of protec­ tion to privilege and plutocracy is on the scaffold. It Means that the old gods are dead. XL • : - I* ].il lu ll im i n u lr. i m i u i r n — h a »»- lu i n r»»*4 ti« a r* r t o t » . o ri . • 1 .*» •tlS M ««.Ili • •» . -t •« t , if t I n * wi-i-k f r o l l i | u n | i | r w In i tn% . • » . t . - • 1 ♦ ••p|»»> • ill'»*« * li'I- to 1 u ‘ '’iw . a 1itiliI l i t e In liliale lu - r e I l o - W l l l t e r il al %S .. ■ .» i t ’ * • / • S I l f ,1 hall •*rw»n *|»4*r . m g or Mr *. • who want li-’tti-r hotel accoininiMÌ;iti mi. • t o p t M l l f or 1« MY »• It - f 4 ii hiig lit p ‘ 1*1u l i m i t uf t h e c i t > o f han f. r»l • I i v p t th • t it tir h r.t T h « centrai tire station prexent.* a d r a w n up t o a nd pa ralhT w it h t h e curl line f*ni i r d t h a t thiv » h a l l not apt •ly t o a n y lea n t w bici. gonfi uppearnnee tium- day.», thè tni-n in 1v» b hai k t d up t o t h e rurl. f«»r if)«* p li r t » M * o f 1(14 ling cliurgt* ktK-plnt giu- lliMir sikii Iius and thè or unh » • d i n g , w h n h mu« t t o pri m) $it |y d o n e t i - h a l r •f I n t o - th«N o | fn w n -Lai' «to p »nj fin- truck ami ut Iter apparati)* in fim- •arm* ta n* lin g o f an ) o t h e r \r til. Ir on the »•lo uf 1 toat « f t or • a m « • »f»J » • V •i I hsI rtis t or * ia|M*. The -tatuili 1* in thè city hall ill.*« ail »« th** t h o r n ij g h fv r o ami tiu- sh-eping moni* ami all thè equip\ r» \ |t< r* - n \ »• l* i i*.g an) o f l h . 1 O, » |.ff>»i of i « or r li n v n r r « h v ll t. ; u f" «t.l-l 1 > 4 ft'.r not *•» • meni *hnw- the,cure ami iittentmn that i h. .«|,r * w • •11 > i . r d« ill»r* o f hv • ipr i « oi » n IP. t • it 1* rrcei» mg ami i’ hr lierahl wi-ln-x h r »... mors 11 • i t* ti Ml •'• li iu s r * * - " t i»«*t* ••r)|i»i»m-« "• tfi Mil fio « tu 11il il f11••n11 thè ili-partiiii'iit ii |mii, thi-ir * i 1ft I .i f. tm «- - » • • h. r»- ' V fs-t** 1 lt«’tat Mtf lu \Ulult14»t>lr«S giKtil Work not onl) ili toltile ni action ut Krntn and afl4-f Ih r pan.wj|fr nt it h u n lit)«fin - tl thè fife*, bui ilurmg their leisiir«- 1110- - t i« !! In* u n la w fu l for any l»» n ifi a ny au lì» ment* wlu-ri they x«*-m to klo-p lois» Wltii ' -«n »n> put-le -In-I ■•( Ih r nt) „I S.nlnr.f as 11h n » i h r fir» I* m i l * ai a Iff* al» f s|*-»t| t t i a n t a r l hou*«- cleaning. mil*-« art h*»ur, «ir on any |<uhlir -fn<M irt I h r n f y Making Fine Futon Leigh, th f fotogrnpher, i* making some fine iotas these dn>Ti and among them an- the past maxter* of tin- Snnford lodge nf Mnxon* His Honor Mayor S;H-ncir an i Dr. L. R. Phili|m nre among the celebrities and the work is the »Try essence of fine fotogrnfy. Mr. Leigh ho* fittixi up one of In« finest studio* in the Htuto iind will make u *trong l»iil for the photograph work of South Florida. Judge l.orke Itesignx Jacksonville, July 11.— Judgo J a m « W. I^ocke for forty yearx judge «if t ie United State* District Court for the Southern District of Florid 1. tendered his resignation to President T a ft today. He was appointed hv President Grant in 1872 and was the ol lest United States district judge in point of service in the country. h a n fL ri! m its id r of t iff ftr r lim it s at a r r r a t r r ra!»of th a n ftft*w*n m itra an h o u r, or for a n y \ h r ■ on to ru n , t lr iv r or uan a n y a u to m o h iU in a rar*> U-«« or n r « iif r n t m an ner. It «h a ll l»e yn la w fu ! for any person under t h r a f of ft f i r m year* to o p rra t •, ! an<1! r or ru n . tn a ny m an ne r a n y auto m »!» Ir, or in a n y m a m rr han d • th«* a t ir r in K » h * I or other rp p a r a t u - hy w hich l i e au to m o b ile 1« cunt •i!!e»|. on anv «tr *et tir aJI •> m t'»e r l l y r»f S a n fo rd , and 11 »hall m» urdawftd for an) pTwain o w n ing nr rn n tro llln c * n y a u to m o b ile to fw*rm!t a n y peraon und* r ft ffte rn year* of aire to v io la te the p rn v ia io n t of thi* onlinanri-* N o tiersen » h a ll d ri> e or ru n an M t o m n h !•• Oil •»•y of the p u b lic •(ro -fs of the cy of Sa n fo rd In It tw e rn » u n m r and a u n a ri w ithout h a v in g o b o or m ore lig h t« *n arranged aa to thro w th e ir lig h t fo r­ w ard in d ire c t ;on theautom o hile m a y lie ru in g , an I on* la m p tho w ing red frt»m rear of m a rh ln e . It »h a ll !<e u n la w fu l fnr a n y perwm l<> ru n or o n ­ erate a n y auto m o b ile in an> m * armer on th* •trerta or alley* of the r l l ) i»f S a n fo rd , util«*« live aam e 1« e4|uii>n<««i w ith -a g»w»«| and aufTlrient b ra k e in g«*od w orking order A ll a uto m o bilen »hall h a v r a gn«xl horn or o ther m e a n - of g iv in g an a la rm , and the i»er*«jn ru n n in g or d r iv in g a n y a uto m o bile «h a ll give an a la rm for e tu rn in g the corner, and in the Are lim ln ta he •hall g iv e an a la rm l«rforv rrtwwing a n y » irre t. A n y per von v io la tin g a n y of the p ro v k io n a of thl* o rd in a n c e « h a ll lie p fin U h e il b y a fine of not e tc e e d in g ten d o lla r», or b y Im p riso nm ent for not m ore th a n tw e n ty d ay» or i*uth h ‘ AU ordinane*« or p a ru «*/ oniw iiM *« in - nili#i with th b ordinance tre hereby repealed. Notice of Application Kor Tat lierd. I mire Heelion ft of i haplcr _ t ______ ____ 4 l_____ a v s of Muri la Notice k hereby given that Jamn Karri« of Staford, Fla.f purrhoorr of Tag ( ertiftmtc* No». •1^0. TI9, S&2 and 3M, dated the fith day of June A. I>. 1910, ha» Med »aid certificate-* in my office and haa made application for Tax Ifcwd to bvu# In accordanee with law. Said cert iflea lev em­ brace the following tlearrfljexl property, vltuated In Orange county. Floruit, lo-wit T en . M0: l*>t G, niock 7. TirrO. Fanfnni, a w m rd in thb name •of J. W . Kltrcrrahi Cert. M9: Lota N, 9 and 10, Itlock 12. Tier 3« Panford. ai»e«ord In the name of W . I* Sumner. C *tU «1&2: | »t» y and I j bjo w it. f ». 4 in the name of Kd Geo. B. Ivey, represc-ntntive of Ludden & Hates' piano house, will call on you soon to trade -you cut o f that old piano or organ. He nella tho leading makes: The Mathushek pianos, the Brew>terjjiano*. the Ixst-r pian«*, the Chirktring-pianos, tho Story & Cla k piano*, and Fur. a ml organs. Lull i i m - T y * " i i T . k 11 Ìi.u l,/ wd ¿ J ! ,ori1 Tl” »$ |)IB M It,i’> V b I1» I H fltl im n m i l l U'MJIII r n m r » t r >h«U b* tr-ir^tnr-i »rup or pilon») -No. and ask him uboin \| tint«» N il rn-rttflrat» rooting lo U«r, T » i nrr.1 «rill nu< iti.mm on I). the guar anioni Brewster plnno ti nt ToVh )°oi' a !. a ' d' m 2. boats■ them ali In tone, quality ai d price, a? O ls ifT 's t u r« » n j m l t h i. ib * 6 lh Buffering and miiny death* from heat In $275.00, with terms has all others of T h f United States is back to tho bene­ diction pronounced by Abraham Lincoln on the battlefield of Gettysburg—"thnt this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of-freedom, and that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall’ not perish from the earth." i ' M ;; :iv —¿-O —— QpOLF-S’T IN F L O R ID A The dispatchek today tell of great »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» A A .V IF IT ’S M A C H IN E R Y W E C A N F U R N I S H IT Pipe - V alves - Fittings s r m .iK s <• À for P h osph ate M in e s , S a w M ills, M a c h in e Shops, Irrigation Long D i s t a n c e Phono, 9 9 0 . W rlto lo r Catalog and C a le n d a r. The Cam eron & Barkley Co. TAMPA, Phone 99C FLO R ID A V**•»••!•**•!•* * * * v * * * * * ■!•*****•£• * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * v * * * * * Are You Alivei Id the fort that now is tiie time to take out a policy in a reputable Life Inanranee Company .YOU MAY BE DEAD! Today, Tomqrrow, Next Year, and ypur fumily not provided for.^Vou nre dointf them an injustice. > MEIFTT ME FACE TO FACE pud, let ine explain ull the principal point» about ti»e heist life Insurance policies. *>y D. L. THRASHER O m cE in HrjtALD Bog. SANFORD. F L O R ID A Ì �July 12. 1912 • f MF SANTORO MIRALI) 5 ('apt. U. H. Murk» ha» U rn raging T t T A . TA T fT T I J ftrvfa r Mc\iral d a )», b«.** cau-v» IiiH physician n-eommi-ndi-d that | Y V l X he SlU> lit tint’ ll' until h r W11» ¡(till- tl> I'OItU\ t.i tiif olTU-f. The genial Captain *av* I 1•,c **1 '«iv e r t ls e m fn l« Under This h- extan t» m i«- <„, the jot. tomorrow i f ! ,,rudln* H irer Cents a U n i I ach Issue he i» able to get in a carriage. H H. Chappell tins returned from a 1 Wanunl Ponition a» foreman or manMr. E. N. Brevier of Auburn, S’ . ^ . trip t0 \ ,.w York. Baltimore and oth er' rtK'‘r 0,1 truck farm by man with fourteen Is visiting his rhother und sister the pa»t point* »-iut and sa^s tliut everybody is i year»' practical experience. (jus B week 88-2c |talking Sanford, and our city will be Frank, Box 10e3, city. Remember the election tomorrow and very much upon the map lliia winter. For Sole— Bure Bred White Orpington remember to vote for brick roads und F. C. Whitthorne, the map who keeps Kellcrstraus strain. $1.00 to $1 SO. F K R8 3t|> prosperity. up the suW ription list o f the Tirm-s- I Kcasoner, K F I) No 3. Mrs. W . W. Ixmg left this week for Union. was ill the city this week Wanted — Launch of llfteen to twenly He is V. Schmelz K. No 2 New Milford, Conn., where she will a hustler and makes the Three I s circu­ passenger capacity HN 3lp visit the Chadderton family for several lation grow L I . . . . Wanted — To use horse for his feed months. M r s r.il linen. an<l childn-n returned Blione 102-5 rings 87 3u Weather report says that rain will pr«^ to Green Cove Springs Sundin uft.-r w • W on ted — Married man to work on truck vail and local showers today and tomor­ noon, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Bn j f im„ inside city limits Small lionise on row. er s mother. Mrs. K. Woodcock'. . premise* Ten minutes' walk from pinza Mm. Jatm* Jackson of Tampa urMiss Alma Malm of Wauchuln is the ,,n<* *p" wnl1 References required Adrived in the city today and will g|»-nd guest of her sister. Mrs. Hanoi Tolar. 1,,rr'* R S Bn,‘,w,n- S‘ Augustine HK 4p Bevernl days with her sister, Mrs. R. J. -sMrs. Henry Mci.atilin and two sons, j For Sale Ten desirable lots on Bark Holly on Sanford Heights. Henry und Victor, left Tuesday night avenue, between llt h und 12th street», New people nrr In-ginning to come to for Macon, (¡a., Mrs. MeLaulin's old Located five on each side of avenbe. Call coma to Sanfprd and ask quewtion» home, for a visit to relatives. K. W. Mahoney, Fernald's store. 84-tf about’crops, which would indicate that Mm. Andrew Mahoney returned from “ FIX IT” Pn|icr Hanging done first class Sanford’» popularity will materially in­ Babitka Sunday, where she was called manner. Best screens for windows and crease this winter. recently by the death of lu-r motlurt-. doors. Keep out Hies and disease. Rinding and guttering I-ct me ligurc. C. A. Smith, Tho New Smyrna people are rosining Mrs. Ryan. rent ft 15 Bark Ave. Phone 220 7B-tf the bridge fund for the new steel draw­ The reading circle of the missionary Wanted—Schools, churches, lodge» and bridge and expect to have the work society of tin- Methodist church will , , ,, tirivni«* panie io hold their picnics at started this fall. This will give Sanford 11 ,,M' ............ Mr* s *> WiMMilnnd Bark, the only ph.ee provided people a one hour drive to Coronado hol*er on T h ird S i next w.-ek. wttii am usem ents, cunveiiience» am i n rBeach. The only sw im m ing | » m i | in the .Mi*» Lois (»ray of Jacksonville ¡» the u -s s ilic s ^ Miss Julia McDowell. twin sister of gip-st .Mrs. J u-»t ot of M n. Henry W ight und fa m ih state emptied and cleaned every day. j Opel«-- J ~J.itt-mU z^.^misuVnr*)1\kwi . s i» Z?Z. «K H R - K T * I other ilays i 8 tf Dr. and Mrs. M iller'» on Magnolia anvKugem- lloumill.it. of the drug linn of i , ,, , , - 0 . . laide iHinrd at Mrs K L J on e«, «me nue. I. Il I hihp* i < o . is enjoying hi* u bio. k (mm Fust street, on P.uk avenue ' Boi. Hollapd says thA new ia i:i ( l o r cation this month. IB- i* having a line 70 tf land will be the linawt car for tho money time taking in all the.bail guinea at home Ten acres' of gotai land for sale at a that ever came to Sanford. nnd when the local team plays at Orlnn- bargain. Three acres cleared und «sup— WH T . Maxwell of Jacksonville it-Uu>- tln. -H e -is nlso pirtTn^yHn his spar^tim f pcd^Jast sco-Sui All A under fence. Near Unction line- Almost KlidSUtl hi* con,ln. ft. (\ Mnxwvll this fixing up usetul things-ÜTlWlftlf given away ~ Particulars "at Herald week. Ho is well known hero, having Ollice been in Sunford upon mimy iK-ea»ion» in Ji im .i ; ( m : \ i \ n o w W H l iiHrr wimnI dm*, turn <i !u n | i limit his younger days. »lini'f mul hlrirK.m u i ili mul n m Did you know that some of tin- In—t ^iinninlrr nil work *»f tin* tuiiur«* Your M rl.im ln M nn I - Honored Wi th Ft’il iiair ruttors in Florida are in M U rt linfM'i i .m h«* *if ih#* I m' hI Kit.<l m il Jlidi*r .. . i . . , **l vn i i i K m i U i i h 1111 1 * N r r 1 m l r f v%i mm I ( irainling s Burlier Shop'* s > lie \N lu •v Î* Si•»••riiliif » . yntir. .liornr .i *«•r**,I nlDH*h , K ** inr lu» ^ Wilt'll I i l# If ^ • F. F. Dutton has returned from .. »tax to fi n * p r o I u t M » ’ HiirrrH.W4ir of 111• I v!4* F •»r K n it or S lia rr ('rup|Hiu; — My t t lt ry on the Hast Coast, where lie ha* h.»-n I .im r > u !.. H’ kt .1' ll|t|^B OÍ I III* I I II T•*41 farm l«H*atrd on ^ in n I» av**ntir. ''u nio ni. handling pineapple* f o r I h r • m u n i t i »I’ l v n i \i|iln *x x t «*xil S f . i t i - » I h ^ t r i r t < n i r ! f o r t fia N o i U L » r. ( ’ap t. A . D . Minnirk has returned to C» il 1•IMr11 at thr Kolihm*» N r»t. 71 tf Dl-sliirl of Fionda. ^ r n*Ni^naimn htx post nr W n tm o w rr ttormrks nn \\ untre) W liitr wom an to mir**»* vx .i*< . i n i K o i m r d \ « - s l r r d a y , La** !•••« it T'uesrluy. idler a w<* i - \i*it with Ina n* I « x * * 11« I 1 ! • »f I • f* «r ^ I.! pi a ct ir . i i l k I 11* »1 t h e s b i i h o T f i r t . t l t n m .«I •» purents, Dr and Mr* Minnn'k of Cam paf t . \ p | » | * . , \*\**«n t . P «••! t l i a n t i r ^ o ’ * n ia irittf nl th a t th r l ’ri*s id fitt li.i** d r eron City. ho Ph* \ \ I- i r ^ t N t . h t o 11 a i n a n d r i d r d t o a p p o i n t t o tin * v : ir : t |ic y H o n Tho weather man hu» simply- tied up J o h n M f h f i i r > o f O r l a n d o .it p n - f i f t I t o a p rn the barometers on the wet -ode and let I nr S a l» *- I i i t r t n i s i n r x x lot l o r a l r d on d is tr n t a tto rn « > in lu d vp l . o r k f •* «lin her go. Kuril da> sax* shower* and I I i f x l H t r r r t , op|«**sit(.‘ ( h r K o h t o i n » N r« i t J tri. t H o i r I I t i l i I m r ^ a i n $'» i m m m i » n > h tfin i*« mote ruiy. I t m u t n i f r ' s l o o d f h . i t l lr i r « i d r n t I*.»it N i / . - n fro n t 1 17 d f f p K - d . t M in l o lion, rim- Budding!on. a well k •*. n a n n o l i h t f d l i h di*« m i m i i n t ft»* r n a t to r, . h . n n n . I a m p l i I la ^ t Ji p citiz«-n of Huwk'a I’ .irk was in the city t r v r r u l vximJ xn a^«« a n d I m s o l fii.s dtM’ i.*sion hof S .ilf t 'l i r u p — H it'll ( la HN H a d d h * >««nterduy and culled at The Herald oil c • A ln o «»(r r ii t a iJ ^ y and lia n i r n n on (In* H t a l r m r n t th a t ( o| t h i * n f v I |k i i i y Mr Buddingtoii is a great h<M»ster (or KM tf •Mi*fi;»*d t o h f t h f ch«>h*«- o f t h f M . t t j o r t r \ ; I l f nr v M rl.tm lin. Jrw tT rr his »«-clliin of tin- Eu-I (Hast and «-xpicts f "r Kent I t \ r a« ft* h a in iiH M k I n i n • *f t h«- I t t ' p i i f d n a n o r ^ a m 7 . . i i n n » i n Fl««r IL»\ t . I Yd ' | i j to liuve dei’ p water and other goo I ida ai** u d ì .i> of a n u m h r r of infln* ntial I t Ihm * III For Salt*— N»*w ^a>olmr rump* an forty things for New Smyrna in tin- near o u t s h l r a ^ ffifit -8 « o i f farm wnti 1 st«u> 7 room rrMilrtirr future. aMurii m trrrat vs.u» i«*lt in t h f ap|M»int I fill ing lukr liox 17II YJ Hp Hon. A. Y. Detwiler of Coronado was mrnt I mtíuiím* of thr prominoru'r of \\w ( ’ i v i l f i i ^ i n r c r r a n no»* y o n n ^ m a n tit* in the city on Tuesdax and railed at The ■*f\fral applh»int> \ n i «*n v! thr**«* |Hiring Irani survr> work and drafting . Herald ollice. Mr Detwyler |s an ac ¡fo n M It M« Earlartf. .it prr^rtit ( •»! | f.x|H i i» r » ami $1 (Ml |a*r »lay whilt* out of live member of the Florida Kish C o n o i> Must iiurn-' to studi to this fill Sf|»i |. i t o r «»f t «into ni'» .»t r a m p a Hon I K 1si Mf f o r f l 'l t 1 1f I M«Ht t '* f $|M M i l s ! p« I » 'l l mission and has •|.>iu' xeouian x n i u t » ir.hv X» ^»Mi.f • « o l i i . i.»r .m«I f«»r .. • ,t « tir jwr dav VNhilf in « 11v tua* t he stute In stop lii* * hnli-sule it i, ..f \A/ /V Hie rivers and lakes M•- ha* stem pr«o?,.M« nt K* j- iMi •or » I ¡.«ml.» h . il \V l i l i a l » ! I I «»•(• » i • »•t »• »»T.irti. . .«f uulde propert x al < oronado. w lm ti lalampa, .imi Imitf« • ail ••I thf t ir• «it ex pacts to put on the property at an Court oi ilur Jackaonvili»» circuii. Mr early date. Chtmey'i» candidilcy wui noi no prò* Messrs. W. E. Martin and Arthur notinci*«! an that of thr other Kf*nth*inrn Butts, the re»|M-ctive lax collector und and nnich Mirpri**«* i*» fx|iri*iw*<l hr*rr in tax ass«-3Sor of Orange county, were call ridoni t«« thi* din« IiMtir»* that hf lui.** I hm*ii ers at The Herald ollice on Wednesday pra* tirali;. «l**t••rmihf«i upon l»\ Ha They came down to al tend the hall game 1I *f •»**!« |f li I f o r fio - fii|jh pi ih 1 1|o 11 C. I). Bearson of Baola wa* in tip- -it . Wislnesday. I.Niking up the deputx -nill, some light lingered gentleman L a x mg lifted his wallet the night In-fore whih>Jawas sleeping. Mr Bearson lost quite a sum und it is to he ho|Msl the guilty party will be apprehended. Or Iir ! ( I • a . i* t i n - !(« i l t h i u * N«-*t I to .1 ■•(•t U i.tr l i xx i | ; i v . I« . t i t o l i o p j w I I 11 i I at > f' »l llirrr tile . ill I- »t lli'Xl «xi* k One a n d tw o horse w a go ns w ith We innke a specialty of Riviit^ practical directions for the mntiH|{ftiieii( o( soil and crop», including control of insect and dis­ ease troubles. If you are a new settler, or if your crops in the past have not entirely met your expectations, write us in detail of your work nnd its surroundings Rememtier. there is a remedy ot preventive for almost every (rouble. The information which we send out is bnseiPon over 30 years’ practical ex|K*rience, supplemented by the most careful scientific, study. Hundreds of growers arc profiting by this ser­ vice. but we want to reach a still greater uumlier. The success of the growers is the foundation of prosperity for the entire State. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, ....................................... FLORIDA To HUY second h a n d Grain BAGS W ANTED HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID Al l kinds of Bu}*s a n d Burl ap bought and so Id. respondence Sol i ci t ed SOUTHERN STATES Cor­ BAG C O M P A N Y Impodcrt oi Burlap— Mtaufxclurm of all Kind» of Baga JA C K SO N VILLE, . 7 . . - EJj O R ID A If Y ou K n o w what sort of a shoe you want w e have it— if you don't know, w e arc ready today with tt lot o f models you will wiint thr in­ stant you see them. All the conserva­ tive styles, straight shapes, full round t o e s , custom e f­ fects, etc., and a lo t o f o r i g i n a l snappy hitfh toes with short fore-parts that are different from what y o u will s e e elsewhere. The P a ce r s s oo. T a n o r Ilia c k I ä 4 s £ - * <• F E E T Telephone No. (It) V S (T ' K I T T E R -:- Sanford, I’ lorida 1 X A (t (\ (V \ rt ( W \ (\ A (t r iA (f Just Received a Splendid Assortment of L A W N MOWERS ce le ry Among the Sanfordiles in Orlando Auioes and carriage painting at Un­ Monday attending court were Messrs. derwood's First clnss work fn 3-tf Geo. R. Calhoun, P. M. Elder, A. B We are e«]uip|ie.i to handle your re|Milr Cameron, J. E. Pace, T. Hawkins, A. work Snnforil Machine & (iurnge Co. fn-THtf Rossi ter, and A. Robbins. -Orlando Seentincl. » GROWERS: E. G. D U C K W O R T H Io n ic it P A 8 (« A i\ ( '! S (I Mrs. Geo. Spare has resigned as sten­ (lu re d s id e bo dies u t lim ie r w ood's ( r i- 7 - f f ographer at the Vegetable (»rowers' o f­ (»as engine repairs Sanford Machine fice and accept«»! u similar position with (rl-48-tf & (Innige Co the Holden Real Estate Co. AH kirnis nf rc|m ir work Sanford MnMr. J. C.MolTutt of Sanford was one chine ÍW (Innige Co fri-48-if of thos«’ attending court here this week. B rin g vo u r old (ire s to S a n fo rd M a ch in e „■— Orlando Sentinel, & (im a g e Co for v u lc u n ix in g Ir i- IH t! I u o K IiiiI a o f ( h i l l F ree IN F O R M A T IO N ‘' h J t ' I hr old reliubr Plunkn Chill Tonic in (iuarantrrd to driv«* out .Malaria to run* j ChilU FfVrr ( 4ihU und (¿rip your monry hark if it dot*a M»1 -•»* *»n*l »••<* gift l*»nlr A nK your DriiJuint ill if .*•« I I« Wailc. uic Tuner. Orlami«) Ntlldfllt PLANKS AND (HULKS I Itati* J « T 5 At P rices From $ 4 .2 5 to $ 1 2 .5 0 i •: Not i ce The many friends of Mrs. C. A. PagGood farm ami boggy horse for sale enhart and Miss Edna Pugvnhart will txanil two milk rows wiili calves Apply lo sorry to hear of their »«-nous illness. Thomas E Wilson 58-it Clarence E. Woods of DcLnnd was The Gnte City House lias brought down among tho pron^Jnent visitors to the city yesterday nnd today. Mr. W ood» is n (lie high coM of living Only $4.00 per week (or (he finest table board in (he city. Kentuckian recently engrafted upon See Parker. , 28 Florida journalism and i* one of the hest that .has come from tho Blue Grass Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 76-Fri-13t state. ‘ He recently sold his r^rper, the DeLand Register to embark in the mug. nifleent establishment that will l>e GEO. B. IVEY pjaced in Elustis, Florida. M r. Wood Notary Public will be the head of the now concern and among his other duties will And time to AH kinds of Legal Pàpera, Pft[>era, D«h-«1s, Etc. Acknowledgements publish a good paper, journalism lieing Morlgnges, Mr. Woods was mayor <f 1taken. Rentals and Collections. Olliciul his specialty hta home town of London, Ky.. president Cadet for the I. I* U Benefit Society, of Cho Press Association and held oth«r The host and cheaprst Sick. Injury, positions of honor an.1 trust in hi» na- Accident und Death Benefit Protection, tiva state and Florida will receive him Office in Coats building, 2nd and Pal- with open arms. metto. Haying Tools, Rakes and M ow ers Devoe’s Ready Mixed Paint T H E B E S T IN T H E W O R L D ------ £ Keep Cool ! Use a Gas, Oil or Gasolene g S tove. W e Have a Large Stock 3 ---------------------------------------------------- I The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. z Ä W W M W A W M u rn �V July 9.1912 Nolle® of U n f f t n l l M Resume o f Past Season’s Crops | ' Sanford’s Great Vegetable Growing Industry Shows Remark­ able Yield and Returns.— T. K. Bates in Tiines-Union $ Nolle® 1» bareby rivra that th® un<l®r»1p»<i, Sydney O. C ba® , JooEu» C. Chao®, S. M. 8t*ph*n» «nit • B. Skinner intend to »nply to th* Governar » »tat* of Florida. *1 TaJlaha»*®, Florid», t, 4 j?ih day of July. A. I>. 1912. for I®tt*r» l*ai. . 1,1 to b* laoued to N L A M A T H 1 .A O R O V E COM fotk)®ln( prapuard article® ol [•A N Y under Im orj.oratlon: ARTICLE# OF fN CORRORATION The Sanford aeoaon of 1911-1912 U now and which appear on page 316 of Ine 1 ---- --------------------. . .o f* » • r lor i m u u rp u N o i lu rm in i ■ Year Book of the Department of A n I . th* lawi of th* tui« of Florida and do hr#, timea paat made more money on in d i-, culture at Washington, has brought 92« ^ ^ Ci « ,1^ 11n«»^ratUi!lniriU ,h* " U* ** A R T IC L E 1 vidual crop*, there have been few sen-! in tju lri« to the Sanford Cotnmc.Lial Th* n»ra* ol this corporal loo »ha!J b* "N K A M tons since the Inception of the vegetable1Club for inforuation as to the manner A T IIL A G R O V E C O M P A N Y ” and It. bu»inn,h»ll conducted In 'lb * »tat* ol Florida and in growing business here that have made as • and coat of Installation per arre for Fan- Other b* »tat*» ol th* U n ju d Ktat*» ol America and good an average yield oa the past season, f ford's justly celebrated system of sub- Is fo n ifn couatriaa wh®r*vrr n»ca—»ry and con­ venient. Th* principal olile* oj th* Company A aummary of total crop operation* irrigation and drainage »hall b* In th* city ol Hanlord. Orane® county, Florida, with »urh other offlorv and place® ol buri­ While the balance* for Sanford in its shows the gross incorno to the farmers, no® a» Mid corporation »hall MtaMlih. less freight’ paid to the railways and ex­ crop operations are always on the right ARTICLE II Th® renerai naturo ol th* burino® to I® tram press companies, to reach the tidy figure aide, it m ail not be assumed that every arto! «Kali b® to bay, Ivor® or other®»® acquit® of $1,463,900. The Sanford express of­ one who come* here makes a success of land® and ri(ht* in land» in th» «tal® ol Florida and ®ta*wh*rr. and to diapaa® ol th* tarn* by aak, fice has the reputation of shipping moro growing vegetables, for this industry is Iras* or oth®rwi»»; to pure haar, plant. Improve, ol ritmi llrua and othir maintain open vegetables in packages than any other in no way different from any other effort 'rulla: to and kind or. kind»: to grow produca ol >1 any I____. station in all of Florida. During the to corral the dollars, und constant study ronatrurt or 1m m or oth er® »* control park ir* houar* and to operat* th* Mm * lor parkin* truit season there were 112 local buyers on the and work all the time are the ground work S oam by thla Company or by olh*r person»: to ip .markrt or other®U* diapo®® ol th* fruit* and for the building of a small independence ground who purchase in small quantiother produce ao purchased or »roa n ; to operate from Sanford soil. Without these two tram road* and v i a a* may b* found n«r »a»»r> • tics for spot cash and ship to the grocers or aapedient for th* purpe®® ol tranaportin* th* dlrsct over the southern states, who elements failure is liable to give the des­ property or produce o «n *d . held or controlled by corporation but not in im® aaid mean* ol made an average of $1,500 each, or a ultory experimenter a jab in the solar •aid Iran»pciflalion lor th* purpe®* ol doing th* buaitotal of $168,000. There were also a plexus that will necessitate a trip back n * « ol a common earner. To mil mortgage, aublat. pledge, hire, l**a* 9c convey th* property ol number of dealers who purchase in car "home " for more funds before a com­ Mid corporation or any part thereof at th* dis­ cretion ol th* board of directora. To borrow lota and ship direct to parent houses in plete recuperation is passed out to him. money, laaua bond* or otba* obligation* and to The careful conservative man who be­ large cities, that in turn distribute the ® n i n payment oI th* M m * by iu mortgagee, pledge* or any other kind of instrument: to make products to isolated places. In no aèa- gins here, on a small scale and gradually contract* of any kind «h ttever for tb* furtherance son In the history of this scctiom have increases his acreage from year to year is ol th* bualncos of the Company: to deal in mer­ chandise, to do all arts and things which may be there been so many buyers In the field the one that will make a success in Sun- necvweary and proper or which the board of direc­ tor* may deem to be advirahl* or eipedient to be with their check books in hand ready to ford and we have room for many such don* In th* transaction of its Mid buaincee and generally to have, eurciae and enjoy ali the buy and pay for everything offered in settlers. right*, power» and privilege® incident to corpora THOMAS K. RATES. ■ " fh r t t n r ef“ “ cata." lion* lor profit organised under th* laws ol th* •c*i«t of Florida. Sanford, Ha.. July 7, 1912. The following iternixed statement as A R T IC L E III The amount ol the rspital stock ol this corpora •Includes tomatoes, Ih-m i ^ .. encum­ furnished by the statistical committee tioii «lull b® Fifty Thouaand lioJlan, divided into of the Sanford Commercial Club covers bers, eggplants, pepper*. tx-ets, turiii| a. live hundred vharvw of the par value ol tine Run Italian per share All or any part ol the the .various lin n of operations in detail: radishes, squash, pumpkin, okra, eul>- drvd capital »lock ol thla corporation »hall b® pay­ able In or baued lor cash or for th® purrhaM ol «• 259,000 crates ls ttu c R - ..... $ . 376,000 bage, green corn and peas. li « 11II Summer Rash Washed Away . You ean atop that lrrltatlnr Itch from summer akin trouble! In two seconds by a mild, soothing wash. Yea, Juat a few drop« of D. D. D. Prescription for Ecaema and there la Instant rellaf— the skin la cooled and healed and you have absolute protec­ tion from summer rash, dlaflgurlnr pimples. Ivy poison, bites, hives, prick­ ly heat and all other skin troubles that hot weather often brings. We have sold many good antiseptic L. R. P H I L L I P S & CO., D ru g g is ts POWELL98 PENOLE Liberally used with a Fenole Sprayer will deatrey ang drive from your home any and all kinds af ineaots or Vermin, such as C l so, Moequltoas, Ant a, Caaa, Roachea, Bed buga, eto.. without h r m to tha user or the heuea furniture. A le« a.sure shot for tlaka and fUaa oa cattle. Ona thorough application w ill remove ti># ticks from cattle without leav­ ing eoraa. W ill also de®troy Caaa on dogs while you look. Spray very tightly, bold­ ing tha sprayer about fifteen Inches from the animal. _____ Ask your dealer for Yenole and do not aocept a cheap substitute. Quart Tlo, half gallon $1.14, gal­ lon 11.80, A 10« Bprevfree with first gallon order. Ineaots killed by Panola will not palson pets or ehlckana. Manufacturad only by property, ' labor or aarvtcm at a jurt valuation th iriM MM 1 flxHkby th* Incorporator« at a m*et► 4201n » > cylcry ,Z ...... r, 525,000 Ing for Co® organisation ol th* Company o r'b y * .4P*iigm.tin* Lr Going Ahea«M- Ihw lira tL a n of (b * CRMHf.. “ "'ZS.CRJObbl Irlih'potatTKw 126,00* Company at e^meetmg to I* railed for that purpe»*. AÍI stork when MatJecf *225,000 crates various . 216,000 In » ¡ d a y 's Evening Record the fact »hall I » fully paid and aon-aa iile." 110.000 bushels corn 99,000 was chronicled Unit (lie contract bus A i m n j : iv The* timr for which uit] njr|»orilK>n «h»ll n l«t 65.000 bu sweet potato*« 66,000 been let for a new iiulusttml art® build ahlll Iw 1-rfjieluil. A R T IC L E V 19.000 boxes citrus fruits 23,750 ing for the state school for the deaf and Th# butiniwi ol thfai corporation «hall I# n.n* 2.000 tons of hay 24,000 blind to cost $36,000 or more iliirtinl by th# following offirvr* A prraidpnt, a 81.000 watermelons 12,160 In Saturday's Evening Record men­ »icwprwUdent, R s#rTrtar) and n lrv*»ur»*r. and a lioam of not l«ww than thr»# director* nor mor*tion was made of the improvements un­ than flv# Any two of aaul olHcea, «xrwpt thoar of $»Trwiil#nt and vlrt^-prr^idmt may tw held by ttw 11.463,900 der way and planned by the St. Johns Total income ism » |»cn«n. The number of director« may b# hanged from time to llmr by th# by-laws. Th# Some conception as to the magnitude Electric Company which will cost over •board of director* shall be eU*ci#d t»y the stock holder« at th# annual meeting, to tie held on lh# of the above business may be gleaned $50,000. Tucvdiy In June, 1911!, aa tbw by-laws shall These two news stories are alone suf­ third from the facts that it would require 3.118 nrwarribe, and theraftrr on the third Tuned ay In June of rach year Thr board of directors ahall cars of a uniform capacity of 40.000 ficient proof that (his is to hi- a busy rUct th# ortlirfR of the Company. The praiMnil and vim-prwalilef»l ahall t»e »lected from among summer for the Ancient City that it is pounds each U> carry the products to thr member* of the hoard of director« The date market. There were 2,100 acre« of now a busy summer. Ami these uie but •rl i Im* annual rmwtlng may t*e changed by the by tilled land in cultivation during the sea­ two of the larger improvements under lass. A meeting shall t*e held on th# nrrond day of August# lWlJ, for th# pur|Masr of adopting son just closed, ua well as 1,400 acres of way. Throughout the city new rv*i- by lawr« and completing the organisation of thr ( oQipany, filing a Just valuation ujxjn tha property . dencea are being erected, and con­ labor or avrvirrw which may l»e offered In paymrni untilled land. j lo t harr>* of tt»e m p ita l stock o f the ( om pany While those figure* may not seem o f struction work is going on I and f »r thr transaetton of such other bualne** a* St. Augustine is by no menus Im-Iiiik I I m ay property r u n s l«rfo re tb# in ertin g U n til much moment u» the casual reader, still ♦hi- o u W v n to l*r » I r t t i d by th# d lfrc to n » rhoeri in tiie general progress of all Florid • a. 1 .r first elect ion in June, 1913, ahall lw «(uah:.. the manner of cultivation in Sanford % ft.. u-ainess* o f thU n>r|>orati*»n ahall lie co n d u ct­ cities and the attendant productivity of our ed by thr fo llo w in g ofTVcerw: ft. M . Strphcns, prtw acres arouses discussion In agricultural »deni I. I) ftklnm-r, a>o* presid en t. S y d n ey (I ’ h a w ,«»c r e ta r y . and Joahua ( <’ haa«,treasurer, and That Willium. Schroeder. engineer of («aid circles throughout the nation. In pass­ s kl S lrp h m a . L II ftkltm ef, Sydn ey O ing upon the productivity of Sunford the express trainn which ran into the fh a -w «n d Joshua (* t, harr alaa 11 rOnatllU tr thr board o f d ire ctor». soil and the enhancement of our acre rear end -of the Lurkuwanria puinenger A lt T li ’ IJ: VI Thr higheat ammjnt of llahibty or indehlrdnnvi value by the introduction of our system train at Corning, New York last Thurs­ to which thla t-oriHiration shall at any time aubyret of sub-irrigation the Year Hook for 1911 day. causing the dcutha of thirty |>er- itarlf U One llundm t Thousand Dollar*. ARTICLE VII just issued by the department of agricul­ sons in the resulting wreck, win appar­ The namen and residences of th*we inror|k«>rator* the auirsrritwm her«-to and the amount* of ture at Washington sums up our situa­ ently mtoxicaUKl within four hours of and atock Bubscril»ed by them are as follow a, and the tion in twenty-eight words as follows: the time he boarded the engine which he aaid aharr* of atock are hereby aulwcrtbed by them rraierthrly "A combination of irrigation and drain­ guided to destruction, was the tistimony Sydney O ( ’haw, Sanford, Florida, 125 «harm I. It Skinner, Dunedin. Florida. 125 share« age at Sanford, Fla.. has transformed given at the coroner’s inquest. S M Stephens, I jikrUiul, Florida. 125 -liar**« Joehua ( has#, Jacksonville-. R a , 125 share« worthies« lands into those producing S T A T E u V FlA M U D A . crop« of celery valued at $2,000 per acre C O U N T Y OF o lt A N t iK ( ¡ c o . H. I vcjt' h A u c tio n S a le On thla day (irrsamally ap(>eare«l Itefore pie, a for one crop.” From two to five crops notary public, in and for |aaid county and at#, Corner Second St. nnd Palmetto Ave. 8ydn#y O. Chaae, to me known an<L known to m# per acre per season can be cosily made. to be ona of th# perwana dearrll^d Jn and who ex­ Mr. M. Kiddle, general superintendent Holds Rcgulnr Auctions every Saturday ecuted the foregoing article« of incorporation anil before me that he executed the of th« Atlantic Coast Line railway, in re­ at 2 p. m. Solicits all your trade in this acknowledged tame In good faith and for the purpoae therein men ply to a message sent him by the editor line. Send your commodities to him ttoned. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F . I have Hereunto of the Manufacturers' Record stated: my hand and afllxrd my ofINclal s*s) thla iHth no tiiut ho can display them before aet day of Juna. A D 1912 "T h e statement that you refer to os huv-#wl II. U M A X W K IJ ® Saturday. Live stock-such a-s H o n ««, Notary Public, State of Florida. been by me was os follows M y nmwnlwlon eipirwa April 17. 1916 "Th at th e n * is la n d a ro u n d S a n fo rd Mult«, ( ’own. Hogs, Chickens und Etc. .SSTATK O F F L O R ID A , i I'S T Y OF D U V A I that had produced in a year freights Hundlecl at s|m*ciuI rate Hear in mind i ' i Perwunallv thla day l*efore me. a notary public \u and tor aaid county and stale, am-eared Joshua <r which, if shipped to New England points, an auction Rale is u aacrafice sale. Phone f'haae and L ll. Skinner, to me known and known would give to the trans|>ortation and re­ to me to l»# two of the i«er«ona dAecr(l*ed In and who No. 17. executed tl»e foregoing article« of incorPorat! frigeration companies f 1,600 per acre. and *»vrraiiy acknowlealged le-fore rue that they Geo. B. Ivey's Auction Sale executed the aaroe in good faith and for the pur"This was based on an aero of land poaaa therein mentioned. producing 600 crates of lettuce, 950 IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , I hare hereunto my hand and affixed my official aeaj thia 22nd crates of celery and 400 crates of beans. •lay of June. A. D 1912. m l E D W A R D I*A M P IlIE lt. The freight rate from Sanford to Boeton Notary Public, State of Florida. is 73 Vi centa per crate, which would pro­ M y commtaaioo expires March II, 1916 S T A T E O F F’I jO R ID A , duce $1,472.26 which Is generally under­ C O U N T Y O F POLK. Personally thka day Ixefore me, a notary public stood to be the maximum average. in and for aeid county and «late, appeared ft. M "There have been individual crop« Stephen», to me known and known to lie one of thr peraona dre-ribed in and who executed the foreon certain acre« very much higher than tng article« going artiri*® of Incorporation, and acknowlealged acknowledged hefoe* - . the »am# In good- faith -- fore rme that *he----executed my maximum figures." and ii for (of the nurpow« therein mentioned The writer in an interview with one IN W V IT N E S S W IIE R K D F . I hare ________________ IN hereunto aet m y hand and affixed my official aral thb 70th of Sanford's pioneer vegetable producers day o ( June. A. D . 1912. aral learned that during eight year« of active I - M. IlK N N trT T . Notary Public. Stat* of Florida. operations with an ever increasing acre­ My commlarion rxplrv® April 10, 191«. Fri-*5-et age, the grower had only met with one unsuccessful year— the season of 1910— In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial — when he sustained a net loss of $1,017. Circuit. Oranie County. Florida His profits for the other s«fceii.yearm of ® - aai •i v we l a i w g r VSMil Sanford Machine A 'Garage Com pany, e corporation, cnrpnratlon. organiml orSanlxevl the period had ranged from $1,500 to $13end r a idting ' under th* law » of the stateI ofFlortda. plalnllft. 850 for the season of 1911-1912. This ve grower made one sale of celery from a a D. McCall, doing builnrsa at the Georgia Motor Car Com­ fifteen acre field amounting to $8,342 pany. defendant. J To D D. McCall, doing taitlneaa ss the Georgia Crates St $2.40 per crate f. o. b. Sanford. Motor Car Co. of Atlanta. Georgia, and all othrn It is interesting to note the reply of this whom It may concern; □ ' It appears from the affidavit of Edward Higgins ' grower when asked how much capital of Sanford Mochlnt and Garage Qompony. pialnltfl in the above stated cause, that you a non resident ‘ he hsd when he embarked in the vege­ of the state of Florida, and a writ of attachment table growing business in the Sanford h a tb e«n legally lo rd out In this court and goad* and chattels bekmgtng to you. emulating of One celery delta. " I had no money, s gore f t ) Everett Touring Car. has been attached In order to satisfy a demand egalnit you In the sum of foot and and inclination to work."-This Five Hundred Doilara ($ 3 0 0 ), alleged to be due by 1» gentleman, is now the president of a ■'iff 1 ili: I III lüYour Printing If it is worth doing at all* it's worth do­ ing well. -> 1 n Fint classwork at all times is our motto. i ' railroad which is in full ojK-ratlon and was . m t* built specifically for the accommodation of the vegetable growers of the Sanford celery delta. „• An Idea of the interest manifested in Sanford's operations by prospective ! . I f f » -■ m: l i i p;» ‘ L* ’ W f' u homeecekers of Florida may be had from the fact that tbo squib mentioned above, Let us figure with you on your next job. -4» <tr you to plaintiff in the above cause. You are. therefore, ordered to appear before thla honorable court on or before the Sib day of August. A. D 1912. same being a rule day of this court; otherwise judgment will hr entered against yon by default It la further ordered that thla notice be published for nine ( 9 ) consecutive weeks In the Sanford lieaid a newspaper published In Sanford. KVaide Witness my hand and aral this Iflth day o May. A ^ D 1912 ugl D M He 7$*™ * cu™u° M X t »a *?- j remedies for the akin but non* th». we can recommend as highly ee it!, famous D.. D. D. Prescription. Get a S5o trial bottle a n y w a y - ., know It Will do the work. n> * * * — * • Other druggtsts keep this D p> n Prescription— th® demand I* ..... they alt havo to stock It —but If , J, corns to our store, we will .|V. v>, the ir s t d o lla r bottle on our povitu« no pay guarantee, that D. D 1 » „ m stop the Itch at once. PENOLE CHEMICAL C OM PANY -s * m THE TAMPA, PLA. 2“ G E O . H. F E R N A L D H A R D W A R E CO. For Engraved Cards See The Herald W J****' K S S !® a B l/v At A ll fountains DO YOU LIKE GRAPEFRUIT? g ^Then UKr the juice of this luciou» fruity — just enough pure sjnip to iweeten, —a dish of cracked k*. —a little fiu —end. you have the most delightful summrf drink' you rvrr Luted UaaJMb»»# LmL#-sI| THE GRATKU COMPANY A n M ® . FU. S t A P i ALWAYS CURES Why Leonardi’s Blood Elixir Ls the Best Remedy in the World. The Only Medicine That Cures Blood Poison Sold Under $1000.00 Guarantee That li Will Cure or Coat Nothing “ When everything els« hag failed, Leonard!’* Dlbod Elixir has cured me of blood potion." In thousands of Initsnce* this has been said; scores of people In ev e ry town nnd In every city have told this simple story, the downright c o ld , hard facts, the grateful testimony of men and women who have suffered from the dlsoases that sre caused by slugglah. Impure bio *1,— t h e s e u re w h a t b a » a made I-eonnrdl's Blood Elixir the otjo remedy above all others that pbyalclao» prescribe, druggists recommend sod the public endorse. The unfortunate person who Is ailing with scrofula, st ln d i s e a s e s , bolls, tumors, ulcers, sores, syphilis, rheumatism, catarrh, or any other disease art* tng from Impure blood, should use this great remedy sod get I m m e d ia t e re­ lief. It Is by merit, and merit alone, that I^onsrdl's Blood Elixir hat a c h ie v e d Its wonderful pre-eminence. When a sick man or woninn fluda that he nr aha has taken a remedy that has actually done all that lit claimed for It. 'h a ir friends will all be told about It. It Is In this way, through the ree o tn in en d a .Uon of those who have used It, that thla remedy has won aucb remarkable success among the best people throughout the South. A person will contlnus to suffer from the evil effects of b lo o d polaoa for years and will go from bad to worse unless he attacks tha dlseaso by geitlo« rid o f the unnatural and unhealthy poisons in the system :—supply<»( blood, arousing to healthy notion the kidneys And live r and digestive organa and strengthening the weakened nervous system. A ll this and just thl* 1 «° nardl's Blood E lixir w liPdo. Ia the multitude o f cases of blood dl***aei where It has been used, It has ¿ev er failed. ' A s proof o f the manrelpus power ef Leoaardl's Blood Elixir to cur# »11 diseases arising from Impure blood, such as rheumatlam, catarrh, ln<Hg»»tloDkidney and liver oomplalnts, e tc . It la sold under a $1000.00 guarantee to re turn tho purchase price ea first bottle If It falls to cur*. . I f It did not h «T* m erit unknown to other remedies It oould not be sold under this Iron-«*a guarantee. Get a bottlp today If you ar* ailing and see how quickly It *01 make you well. ‘ 1 For Sale By Wm . G . - : Aldridge, Sanford, Florida A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For Y o u <yr ftfRt i ■ ( ¡& & t* M l Bb J * : h • :* ,<■ . -tefnzI .«4 « *- �A ’ • 7T. ■•■'-J M -y A - 1 July 12, lisa___ <" M m e lANrORDIHeRALD —.-S'-I -'j- a iia n m w v m P W — «1 ' ij j ■'-M .i P» *- «w : — ! S* V W S W W W W SW W W W H H M Residence For Hw^V- v Wf i;X> j right r And" h i JTChT fall to mention DICK. MT-MASON [■It to m* any time wo aaw each othor New ten room houae with all eonveBICYCLES AND SUNDRIES DENTIST tn th® next year qr two n i ' - f j u s t |ws-n screened throughout The play Just goei to ihow how with neat copper screen*. Twenty bear­ WeltMirn Him k 25 BICYCLES I’biio? 19 | thing* will turn In baseball I loat FROM M M UP TO IIS. FOR N E W ing orange trees, pecan tree*, about San foni, Florida B « l 971 Pkaaa 9f l j th* gam « by a '«mart'' piece of work, fifty roae bushes and other plants All SMANIBARGFR and Pittaburg won It on a blunder, OKI.ANDO. IX O k lD A * ' and It work* out that way ninny in tiratclaaa condition and situated on DK. F. C. BOARDMAN Sanford Heights, the prettiest residence ! time« s» » » s » i » s s s m s » ^ s v s s s s m M A M ( section In Florida. Finest artisian wa­ D F. N I I S .J (C o p y rig h t, lilt , b , W ( ) C h a p m a n , ter from deep well Can also sell two A ll .Modern Method» and Appliances Women who havo not line teeth other lota with poultry yard and orange laugh only with their eye*.— Mine. D* trees, fine galvanized barn and gnrden O RLAN DO F L O R ID A Ktaur adjoining. Will bo sold at actual cost as my business necessitates closer residence. DR. C. G. B U T T N EW ENTERPRISE Ib J. H O L L Y tf . Herald Office DENTIST PrumlM-N to Rital (.rape Julre In tíffice Yowell Building Its Popularity SANFORD. FLORIDA Some Arcadiu, Florida, rnpitnlisla have r m o o s D oheheao P lays dhMajor liACut Diamonds £uJkiß*J jQdseáeitfly e r j ff~ “ a• t| WELL D R I V I N G / f m tt J . fu L i£ fir o M BY PAT MORAN, '• A 'l. é y c T ^ J recently I>erfected a drink made from t!.. Catcher Philadelphia National*. Who pure juice of the Florida Grape Fruit. )• Conaldered On* of th* Wlaaat A company has Iwen formed for the mak­ and Moat Cunning of the ing of this product and, judging from thr National League Veteran*. Juit th * Inatant a fellow think* b* la pulling off about tho amarteat and dararaat trick poaalbla, hla foot all pa aad ha looka like tho worat In the world. Thero-la one play that I made that taught me It navar la eafe to laugh until the play la oyer, and aometlmea not than. It la funny now, -hut It waan’t funny to-m e then, and ' i t .took mo a aeaaon or two to appré­ ciât#-th* humor o f 1L I guoaa.l loat a gam e by that play Juat about' ae quickly and an easily as - wxwr a nyone loat one. and I think the Inside etory of the play Is InterestIng Juat to ahow how much luck can fig­ ure In a game of ball. 1 waa with the Boston club and was catching. W e were playing Pittsburg amt a t thw ntart o f th*. ninth Inning wo had tho gam * In handi 2 lo 1, “ tntlr W lllta pltcninr.-and -It lo o k e d - « If wa had them atopped and licked all the way. It looked a whole lot better wben the flrat two Pirate* that came to bat want out, for, as you know, j j populurity it has attained locally and among the visitors from the north lust winter, Florida is destined to become known ns the producer of one of the greatest fruit juice drinks in the world. It has hyig been regretted that Flor­ ida Gra|>e Fruit could not Ik1 secured every day in 'th e year. This hart been overcome, however, as the Gra-Fru Company, by i«. process known only to their laboratory, are preparing the juice of the fruit so that it is marketable the year round, with all its freshness, ileliCiousncss and medicinal value. No for­ eign chemicals are used as preservatives or coloring. Kvery trace of tin- dis­ tinctive flavor fs retained, and*ts a1' pure as nuture produced it. This drink is known as Gra-Fru. The Grk-Fru-tfwmpnny proposed a systematic nmL joa fff^ ^ L -a tU crtisin g irflffh p a ig iL throughout vurious port] ins of th< Ynited State*. and, as all their ndver t sing mutter states that their product !|S T R E N G T H ! GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY » n i . COUNSELLOR at LAW l’rncticc in Suite und Eeilrral Courts Garner-Woodruff Uldg DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER S a t i s f a c t i o n G u a r a n t e e d DKNTIST r m r SANFORD. n< s i m s\ i/ » » t i o.» n •■nu 11 ri < .i»iiin in rus I t . I / h y I in i ii nh li I ni. i I W orkm en FLORIDA Orden Taken it NOTARY rtJBf.K __ * » i n.v ni i I KII n Export JUSTICE OF THE PEACE n i il' n o r i n ni ni r w i s i n i i n 11 .is n i i s B y I'huot 41 L G. STRINGFELLOW n o n .n i lin s iv Ti ni u m r m u s i r HILL H ill) j ~ ¡M jjL V j l l LUMBER CO. I v 1O c .1 s u .i.s rn n i n i / — THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR j n KOPIES BANK OFSWFOllf 5 lofP05IT3 INSURES-A6AINST LtfSSl or «191 * - F $ g ..< HILL H A R D W A R E S AT-LAW t.alc Stair A ltix n r , Srvrnlh Jutltrlal (Treni ol Florida M. M. S M IT H , P rs s M R Krahlrnrra. Sanlurd and Svlvan l_alf S T E V E N S . V P n i, F lo rid a G ra |» - F r u it , th e b e n e fits th a t w ill a ccru e to th e c itr u s g ro w e rs o f the H ‘ ” 'UJ E . T O L A R . C s s h ls i s ta te , and to th e s ta te o f F lo rid a as a JOHN w h o le , fro m th e e ffe cts o f th is C o m p a n y ure u n m is ta k a b le M a n y |»-op|e » h o I MF BEST SCHOOL ,!Ì,N^ 0 FOR YOUR CHILDREN tr ie d G ra -F ru p ro n o u n c e m o st d e lic io u s , p u la tu b le and it a d o u b t, s u p p o rt o f e ve ry OoaU llllla -m a k a b lf mona» Slropl**» f “ 1***( I.Wal ninnine tT * *U IN I l i T6T10É fill «»«r» lili Äiwd wtlh wir» raída Jrtra aal oa» a lk y l, »•ot« end idJuilab U Itile r Impror*«! cBrrlflf« i ««•king iI b t I c « li qtikk B aling Bnd b Ilm « *BV»r st p m , tu a lly a ll tie - -»«»);, fo u n ta in th r o y g h o u l th e s ta te f lu - c o m p a n y i lari« lo all ali«* por 1*1*1« «od liBllonery B*ltfM«*rs *»«!••• *~iUrt ablaaU ■«*»»*«, awk «ita* fai *r l:iW««a *u , kal 4« f*wi»4»| ■» now p u t t in g it up in c o n v e n ie n t pack uges o f q u a r ts and p in ts to be sold in tin latlarv 4 I»llsr Irta Wsrki, Bai 15, Batta, la. fa m ily biM ikle t d r in k s an d they t e llin g are now of th e p re p a rin g l l lll liy UNIVERSITY D „ Liti D LL D . Prraidrm F’all Terni llrglnn SepC. 25 ('•U#Ce of IJb*r»l Ay(« <"ollr^» of U v o| Trrhnolofy M M M u i i r n u i_*#( Y r » r I i.llrg»» of flualn««« $ 1.1*00.000 OO E n d ow m en t I rcparatory Ara.lrmy - I .(HM) Volum«« in Librar y Normal School 110,000 l'lp« ( >f fBfk School of Mwchanic Arta 10 U f f a l^lsorBtairiee for Srl «tic» School of M uair t'nsurpawM*! lim e ra i Eijuipm rnt School of Fine Art« SrpsAir Durmaludr* for young mea and ruung women (n rc fu l administrado« aad I hocugh -u p cr.l.km ( hrUtkon «ml not errlarlan lr«<hlng V«*f calalog« or » I***, for laf«rm alU s, r for ruum rearriallsn address« h a ve th e h e a rty lo y a l F lo rid ia n H U L L E Y . Ph 46 l'rolaM cn and Iivatrurtom 17 t'n ivrra ity Ilu iM in r* A«tr l'amiiua h e a lth fu l A lth o u g h b u t re c e n tly p u t on the m a rk e t, t i r a F ru is n o w l»-m g di-q>eu«-d STETSON Scnd Ihem to Stetnun. tin A n e n te rp ris e o f th is k in d s h o u ld , and w ith o u t B. L IN C O L N d r in k th e y huVe eve r ta s te d w ill . t Sanford Fia. Kounii 23. 24 and 26. I’ks Bids j„ m u d e in F lo r id a and fro m th e fa m o u s h a ve ' Artesian Wells of Every . Description JOHN H STKTSON l.MVKUSITY, DEI.AN I), . M FLORIDA a d e lic io u s a n d d ish e s th a t can hi- ip in lk y C . H. D IN G E E and c o n v e n ie n tly p re p a re d by th e house P l u m b i n g and w ife , a n d w ill w ild one to I-V e ry-h o u se ke e p e r t h a t re q u e s ts it. T h e c o m p a n y is com p ose d o f som e o f th e le a d in g b u sin ess m en o f th e s ta te o l G a s a* F ittin g MI Work Rcorivrn My l’rrtMinAl Attention | I a b ilit y nini » New Goods! New Prices! s- Ì New Drug Store! t m I k*^i »•fTnrt** ------------------------------------- ---------- ■ ____________________________________* * _____________________________ <liu- ( in I h<- Fdiliir \ gi><i<l j n k i - 1« tu ld .'ll .id e d i t n r w e n t o u t t o n-|> o rt u p a r t y cently *hu '•hone 2.1 ( >p|»i»Me l ’ll y H u ll ( >ur store is elegantly fittili and furnished and mir stock new, frinii and of the ÌK*st «j vial i ty It coasisla of at a hom e re ­ blearned with a baby, as follows. Henry McLaulin He met his hastens ut the door, and after the Halutntioiui he asked the baby's JEWELER health. The lady who wot quit«- deaf and suffering with the gri|tj»-. thought hrMY SPECIALTIES w.ui oskifig after her cold and answ em l. plrhHri, , ...... . |*ll„ l,e4| a »m « Pat that team never Moran. Is beat en whi l e Clarke and Wagner and Bo m« of tho other« are likely to come to bat With two out good old Ginger Beaumont got to flrat and Fred Clarke cutne up and bounded one around the fence«, «ending Beaumont home and evening up th* acore. The hit was good for thrae bases, and Clarks bad to be fast to get that far, as tho Boston ground Is email, but there wasn't a chance to ■top him at second or to egteh him at third. I saw Clarke sprinting from second to third, and seeing that the hall had been fielded I stood there at th* plat* yelling at the top of my ▼olca, "Send him la I" "Bend him In !" Bam L ea ver waa coaching at third base, aad hearing me yelling took It for.granted that eomo of hie own men oxer at tha bench were shouting for him to send Clarke home, so Hnni Jumpad up and down, yelling at Clark* to go on aad waving him home. Clarke had not yat reached third haae when Aubrey had th# ball In the tnflcld up near flrat, where It had been thrown to him by Doo Carney, our right field*r. Clarke turned third base at (op ■peed, without looking, and It seemed to be an easy o u t I waa having a good laugh at th * Idea that I had mad# L ea ve r pull off a bone-beaded hit o f coaching..-Au brey awung and waa so surprised at seeing Clarko ■printing fo r the plat* that he hesi­ tated a second, got rattled and threw tha ball high over my head, letting C lark *.score th# winning run, as wo A ll u . « a . a . .. . didn't «c o r * In our half of th* ninth; and Plttabur« won th* gam«, 2 to 2. 2 Wben I aaw that ball Bailing over \ i‘‘ my head you may be aure I was wish­ ing I had kept my mouth abut. I guess '■ Bam thought th# sama whan be aaw Clark« , turn third, and probably be waaa't hanor whan u turned out all R r ’ -■ • • 7 • . t im i a lt lim ig li th è u s u a li) hud m ie e v e ry | w in ti-r. th is w ,ih re a lly th è wor-.t o h i - si««-1 h.ol ,-vi-r had . it ke p t h,-r a w a k c «,t n ig h t PURE G o rh a m 's S te rlin g S ilv e r Ri.ger» l ’ lati-,1 W are K le in m u t W n lfliH in \ \ u fi lir» CHEM ICALS, STANDARD PATE N T M EDI­ C IN E S , FANCY GOODS, TO ILE T AR­ TICLES, PERFUMERY. a g ia lli d e a l a n d tin -t ro n lin e d Iter to |.ed , T lie n n o tic in g th n t th è new spii|M -r m an sani th .it sh>‘ could teli by hts looks that he wus gomg to have one ju s t like hera. The C hipley Banner. ALL GOODS DRUGS GUARANTEED % AU* k', H | ng n e rv o u s , slit Take MENDENHALL’S Chill and F ever Tonic, as Summer Schedule In llaplisl Church A generous vacation has been gruntial a gen eral tonic for tired me by our ja-oplc to go away for rii-u|>erfeelin g and m alaria. ulion and to introdaure the Wildnutn Folding Partition to the Sunday schools of the country. For this kindnee*. want to thunk my church in this public way. This week I will attend the Baptist Encampment at Virginia Beach and from week to week will be on the wing visiting various religious conventions. M y address will lie Chase City, Va., or simply Sanford. The pulpit will l>e supplied during July by Mr. Milton Perry of DeLand; and during August and Scptemlier Rev. Harry C. Garwood of Green Cove Springs, one of the famous quartet of Stetson students who toured Florida for Prohibition, will live at the parsonuge S u m m e r or W in te r and be acting pastor. 1 bespeak for wpenn supply your wnnts in the these promising young men such atten­ Automobile line.' If you want to tion and courtesy as their character and rent , . message deeerve. •»' A Motor For Any Purpose J. W. W IL D M A N . *' -we ore at your service with the very best enrs. We never sleep. If you nre in trouble call us tiny Mourn for the Bride. ' In Japan, Ipnd of (lowers, they bold hour of (he nijjht or day funeral services at (be home of tho bride's parent* the night she 1« mar­ ried. This I r to show that the young lady la dead to her father sod mother. " ■ ■ -- •«« m — Sanford Mathine & Carafe Company 2 j* THE FINEST CIGARS ON THE M ARKET ;» j» 2 » ;2 Ì WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY HKCEIPT8. CALL AND SEE US. Your patronage is always appreciated, no matter how stilali your purchases, and you may rest assurcd it avill be our constant aim to sell you the best goods that can he obtained, at reasonable prices. I Lawson’s Pharmacy J2 First Street Phone 275 Sanford, Fla. E x p e r t W a tc h R e p a irin g '• A ll W ork Guaranteed { Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewafan, SllrcramJfhj and Importm 41 W est B«7 Street Jacksonville, Florida ¿ O li - 1 Ú r .yjB P H O N e 331 àïWî&ti3 . V-Î9Æ Send Your Work to U* an djlave It Attended to Properly * V , » �FHwarfii h . Pot The Game On Ice B P *’*7 m ’ E r f.' |K t\\J> Ê B r j j i gfe; ■u . Mgr IHe 1 1v ‘ ft* • •fiF r " ' » m 3 0 0 -4' .J 0 6 -0 4 A combination of Little Brother phil­ 30 1 1 27 11 Totals 1 osophy. Jim Windham and cather White, AÜ R H PO A F. got Sanford’s goat yesterday. The score Orlando— 5 1 9 2 0 0 * Lee, 1f was completely’ reversed over the day _ 5 0 1 2 4 0 4 previously, 4 to 1. Windham held 'em C. Pounda, a a_. «• 2 1 J 4 1 2 9 down to one hit, and they got that in Bowen, 3 rd ___ 3 0 1 l 0 0 A Boyer, r f the first inning when they made their 4 0 1 •» 0 u 4 Bennett, c f only run. 4 0 0 o 0 0 Orlando started In rough shod. Ed- F. Pounds. 2d 4 0 0 4 1 0 wards opposed Windham, and amongst E. White 4 1 1 1 3 0 Windham, p the first he put over Bowen touvhed up 4 1 0 10 0 1 White, 1st for a home run. The score was one to one until the third, but there was noth­ O 36 4 8 27 10 Totals ing to it after Bowen's tap, for the reason Score by innings: that Windham was there with the goods. 100 000 000 l Sanford.... Then in the third, as Billy Beardoll 103 000 000 4 said the game was put on ice for keeps. Orlando Summary— T w o base hits: Wofford, In that fatal inning Orlando got a net total of six kits off Edwards, tallying C. Pounds. First on bnils: Off Wind­ three runs, with two men left of bases. ham 1; off Edwards 1. Struck out: By Windham was first up, and singled to Edwards 6; by Windham 4. Umpires. left. White failed In an effort to sacri­ Morrow and Tilden. fice Windham, and the twirler was out at Sanford Wins Again second, leaving White on first.. Lree In the aight of one of the largest hit the pill into left, and White scored. Luck kept coming Orlando way. C. crowds of the season the Collegians took Pounds, this next man up, tapped a two a fall out of the Tourists yesterday and bagger Into left, scoring Lee. Bowen had it not been for the good work on the hit a grounder to short stop, and Boyer part of the Orlando umpire the visitors scored. Bennett cracked a hot one to would not have had hut one run. San­ ford had to play nino men and one um­ third base, retiring the side. It was tho tightest game o( tho year. pire and Tilden was rotten on every de­ After the first inning Sanford never got cision. However tho gnmp was very a ppep in. In that inning Farmer walk­ good after they ceased killing players. ed, but was put out at second on Brit­ Frank Pounds wns spiked once nnd hit tain's bunt. Wofford got a two hose hit, with the hall once hut stayed In the game. Lee was hit on the ear by u pawed ball and Brtitain scored. *. and it looked for awhile like the game Orlandf made two errors and San­ would stop by natural eltmTnutlom 1rUe ford four. Orlando hgot 8 hitd off E d­ wards, and Sanford got one off W ind­ game was not remarkable for any brilham. A game is scheduled at Sanford (liant plays and the hoys played as though had Orlando smmkI Uff and. had a .this afternoon, ffcd the teams will meet Inch on the game/- ■_ j.‘ ■ h ■her# tomorrow.^OrfSndo Reporter-Star. Lee had by far the letter of the pitcKing, holding tin* visitors to four hits and The Game at Orlando While Wallace held the locals he)pleas fanning eight. Wilson was hit hard and his bsttcry mate, Brittain, and M ore­ opportunely. The Score: land hammered out four runs and San­ Alt It II PO A E Sanford ford defeated the locals with ease. 3 0 1 4 0 0 Farmer, c ( Lowe was the star with the stick, with 4 0 1 •# 1 0 Brittain, 3rd a double and a triple out of four trij* to Roberta. 1f 4 0 0 ü 0 0 the plate. ém 4 0 9 ü 9 Ü Wofford, 2nd Wallace pitched an excellent game, 4 1 1 8 0 I) fanning nine men, and was never really IX JW P , C •i Oil 1 l •1 in danger though some rugged support Moreland, r f 3 0 0 0 9 0 Bundy, h s threatened to sew him up (or awhile. Swink, 1f 1 1 0 H 0 0 The score: I-ee, p 3 0 1 U 3 0 Sanford — AB R li PO A E Farmer, c f 4 0 0 •) 0 0 Totals 30 3 M 27 H 0 Brittain, 3rd 4 1 •» 1 •* l ( lrlnndo AB R II PO A K| Roberta, 1f 4 •t 1 4 0 0 Lee, 1 1 4 0 0 U 0 •t 0 Wofford, 2nd 2 1 1 0 0 0 II O C. Pounds, a s 4 Lowe, c.._............. 4 0 2 lu 0 1 0 0 0 •f Bowen, 3rd 4 2 Moreland, r f 4 0 2 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 Boyer, r f Bundy,a a 4 1 9 ■1 0 Swink, 1st 4 0 0 6 1 0 Bennett, c f F. Pounds. 2nd 3 0 0 4 3 Wallace, p 3 0 0 I 1 1 K. White, c 3 0 0 7 0 3 0 1 0 3 T o ta ls _____ ___ 33 4 8 27 7 3 Wilson, p O White. 1st 0 0^8 1 Orlando— AB R H PO A E 0 0 0 9 0 Vuideli. 1st I.OC, I f ... 4 0 1 I 0 0 — -, Bennett, c f....... ... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 4 2 24 12 0 32 C. Pounds. | s 4 Q 0 2 0 0 s ,* V Sconby innings Iloyer, r f 4 0 0 -, 1 0 I Sanford 020 010 00 x .1 8 0 F. Pounda, 2nd 4 0 1 * 6 0 Orlando 000 000 200 2 4 0 K. White, c 4 0 1 i) 0 0 Summary: Home run. Moreland. Tw o Vaiden, p 3 1 0 0 4 0 base hits, Farmer, Bennett. L eft on Bowen, 3rd 3 0 1 0 2 1 has«« Orlando 3, Sanford 6. First on White, 1st 3 0 0 il 1 0 halls off Wilson 1. Struck out by W il­ son 6, by lx*«. 8. Umpires, Tilden and Totals 33 1 4 27 15 1 Morrow. Score by innings Sanford.. 000 020 200 4 R ig T h in g s F u r L a k e la n d Orlando 000 010 000 1 A northern capitalist arrived in Summary: Two Liu«*» hits, Bowem.W Lakeland the other day nnd for aw lobSummary: Two base hits, Bowen. had tlie entire city on the jump attend­ Lowe. Three base hits, Lowe. Sacri­ ing his beck and nod for he promised fice hits, Wofford. Stolen bases, Rob­ them everything. He was immensely erts, Bundy, Lee, Vajden. Struck out pleased with Lake-land, and stated that by Wallace, 0; by Vajden, 6. Umpires: he wus going to make everybody in town Tilden and Morrow. Time, 1:40. rich; that he was going to put four hotels and five business colleges on every lake; Orlando Wins Game . that he was going to go ipto the automo­ Orlando won another one yesterday bile busin««» and run cars around Lake and there is joy in the camp of the Tou r­ Hollingsworth at 10 cents ii trip, and ists. that he was going to make Lakeland out­ . The visitors hunched four hits in the strip Jacksonville and Tampa in about third inning, which counted for three two weeks. runs. With Windham pitching a oneHe also said that he could put J. Pierhit game, this was enough, and then some pont Morgan out of business in twenty to win. * minutes and start a panic throughout Windham pitched sensational hall and the country in half an hour, hut thut he allowed only one hit, while the visitors had decided not to do unything of the hit Edwards to all parts of the lot. kind, hut was going to make everybody The score: rich and happy by putting the whole Sanford— AB K H PO A B country on a cash basis. He tried to buy Farmer, c f 3 0 0 0 0 0 several business establishments in town, Brittain, 3 b____ ____ 4 1 0 3 2 0 including the First National Bank, and Roberta. 1f.. ... . 3 0 0 2 0 0 then the people woke up. The man had Wofford, 2nd__ ...... 4 0 1 0 0 1 become deranged during his short stay Lowe, o............ 4 0 o 5 1 o in Lakeland and imagined things. Molerand. r f 3 0 0 1 0 1 Bundy,sa.. _.... ....... 8 0 0 3 3 1 Rub-M y-Tism will cure you Swink, l i t ------- _____3 0 0 13 0 0 76-Fri-15t BOSTON 1-2 PRICE STORE xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Ok Whether or not you intend to purchase, it will pay you to call and look over our many bargains xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Below quote for Monday a few of the many bargains 11 1-2c -An-All-Linen, Natural Color <4 u u u it tt tt ü 16 l-2c 36-inch tt Bleached Suiting 28c Suisine Silk and Imitation, in all shades, worth 35 to 39 cents, a t 19c .................................. 12c Black and Blue All-W ool Serge, 36-inch size 5c Case Figured Lawns, fast colors Good Grade Apro*» Gingham; Blue, Brown, Green at 5c 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, at per yard - - 22c 25 dozen Pillow Cases, full size, at dozen - 98c 98c 22 yards 36-inch Bleached Domestic for t fc 25 U nbleached Lot Val. Lace, to close a *i 44 98c 3 l-2c t ......................... Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, Double Lisle Heel and Toe, to be sold at . . . 35c Misses Fine Ribbed Hose, 25c grade, to close at '<fc Kit- Men’s Dress Shirts, full line sizes, at 45c B V D Underwear, Athletic Style, at 42c Arrow Brand Collars, line to close out at 10c Soft Shirts, Collars Attached, light shades, at 39tf Our Stock o f Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Pumps are still on sale at less than • S P E N C E R ’S B A K E R Y / manufacturers' prices, which means from Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery. :-: 50c to $1.50 saved on each pair. S P E N C E R 'S D R E A D 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 lall O rd e rs r» Pilled P ro m p tly _____ S p e c ia ^ We Make Everything Known to the Trade PHONE 106. , NO. I l l PARK AVENUE. f ________ V________________________ . lL- ‘ 1 - j „ v la 1 •- • - ■} - -, .. .. at' , ^ É iàB É È iiâiiâÎ' - • ■- ■ • • ■ .4.. #. . A . v . ■ . V .. . . i Leiar.. ¿ 1 :■ y r iA -31j_7> > . ¿¿gw. . . . �•J' - — Published :• • __ __ r . S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and ' F r i d a y TH E SANFO RD I .V S A N W ) R D — L ife i» N u m b e r SO H ERALD Worth Living 8 A N P 0 R 0 , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . J U L Y 16. 1 S U V e lu m « IV NEWS Of THE WORLD ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford Votes Bonds For Brick Roads I Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING H IE WEEK M ade a Special Rond District and $200,000 Voted For" Building Brick Roads Here the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Readers Throughout the Entire District I II O n e o f th e g re a te s t steps fo rw a rd in th e h is to r y o f th e S a n fo rd s e c tio n was ta k e n la st S a tu r d a y w h e n th e b o n d issue fo r The trial o ( Claude Allen resulted in u mistrial today. I t is understood the jury ro a d s w as c a rrie d b y un o v e rw h e lm in g m a jo r it y . stood Tour for acquittal und eight for The results in Sanford were 224 for good roads and 37 ngninst good roads. Pnoln showed six for and three against: Lake murder in the first degree. Th e court ordered a new venire and the rase will in* M ary went 12 for and 4 against. Six votes were thrown out as improperly marked. Out of 315 |K*ssible votes, 274 were jiolled und 224 of these were in favor of good roads. retried. T h e v o te jjh o w s t h a t th e m a jo r it y o f th e jie o jd e a re in fa v o r o f ro a d s t h a t w ill e n d u re und th e fo rm e r m e th o d s o f c o n s tru c t­ Members of the new Democratic na­ tional committee met in Chicago this in g th e ro a d s o f d a y o r m a rl, s jie n d ln g a la rg e su m o n th e m to s ta r t a n d spend m o n e y e v e ry y v a r 't o k«x'p th e m in re p u ir w ill morning to formulate plans fo r W o o d - !«• d is c a rd e d fo r th e m o d e rn lir ie k roa d. T h e e le c tio n also p ro v e d t h u t S a n fo rd s h h u ld heeom e a sp e c ia l ro a d d i * t r l i : L u n d row Wilson's presidential campuign. h e re a fte r w ill lo o k a fte r her o w n liu liw ic k , m e a n in g t h a t th e d is tr ic t t h a t has a lw a y s firy n rtx l good ro a d s w ill n o t ha ve t iD lr a g N The first new crop of cotton sold at a lo n g w ith th e o th e r p a rts o f O ra n g e c o u n ty t h a t a re averse to im p ro v e m e n ts . T h e re ts n o th in g t h a t c o u ld g iv e S a n fo rd New Orleans today for tw e n ty -e ig n t Such a boost m th e »-yes o f th e p ts tp lc o f t ills » tu p ' a n d o f th e w h o le c o u n t r y ¡us th is e le c tio n fo r b o n d in g in t lm su m o f 12 00 .rents js-r pound. I t ca m e fr o m T exas 001) (or lirie k ro a d s in th e S a n fo rd S pe cia l District M e m b e rs o f th e S e n a te p re d ic te d th e y would «be in mission F w v n t) m o re days The House is ready to quit now. In th e (ace o f th e d e fe e i su ffe re d last y e a r w h e n O ra n g e c o u n t) trie d to b o n d fo r one m illio n th e v ic to ry o f S a tu rd a y d e m o n s tra te s m o re th a n a n y t h in g else th a t S a n fo rd a n d th e n o rth end o f th e c o u n t y is n o t o n ly th e g re u te s t a g r ic u lt u r a lly , b u t is com p ose d o f a class o f p e o jile w h o b e lie v e in im p ro v e m e n ts , and in th e n e x t few y e a rs th e S a n fo rY 's e e tio n w ill be filb.-d w it h n o w pe op le w h o w ill be d e s iro u s to lo c u te in a s e c tio n w h ere th e re are Residents of Tybee island an* fleeing , to HaitiUinah f<x fear of tig* storm, jh c im p r o v e d liig t iw ^ £ ^ im p r o v e d (a rm s a n d im p r o v e d p e o p lu . island esperiencing the bights Amde from rtTN ilii'act lM>nntit.s to'TiF’ffejlxTxl from the brick roads by tfte fanm*rs the Indirect benefits of thi« advertising will ye a rs, th e re . w u te r The comTng In to The w e a th e r b u re a u houses th e re • -'JM !>«• immense and m l tic mutter of good roads and ••specially brick muds Sanford will lend tbe noiltb. jire The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED f ROM THE S TA TE PRESS An Epitome o f the Week's Most Im­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. "Plans have been drawn for a big hotel for St..Petersburg,” sa^-s tho Inde­ pendent, and the story that follows the headlines tells of the project of J. M . Williams, who has valuable property in the Sunshine city and is hoping to finance the scheme for the erection of a handsome, modern $100,000 hostelry. Instead of building the whole hotel, as planned, at once, .AJr. Williams is quoted as saving thut it could be built in three sections and thus the financial part would bo easier to handle. The sect ion would be sttmethirt^dVE feet long, facing F irst street.und the bay. In this section there would lie six stores “ ttd forty-eight sleeping rooms on the three upper doors. "There is believed to he need for such u hotel," says the Independent, "and leading citiife m h a v e lx>en urging ita-eoirstTUCtion, 01 tin’s style." ~ , " The big snake which was recently cap­ tured in Miami and which lias been cre­ t h o r i l i i t t a a y it m a y M ow o u t to th e «•» n e xt w in te r , a fte r w iiti^ lr r m g c o v e r th e sandy » ¡ e t . s a d ja c e n t to S a n fo rd a n d ro lls u p on o u r b ric k ro a d s he w ill t h in k he has ating so much interest and excitement Ite s id e n ts a re ta k in g no cha nce s 'n i r u i h a r r ix is l b«s-imm- no one hm^ever ixtfore seen a . Som e o f th e s u ffra g e a g it a t o r , tr y in g 11 arking h a d to th e J lh jc e l o f b ric k road*, in F lo r id a b r in g ' op th e th o u g h t th a t S a n fo rd w ill be a b o u t th e lilie s ! se c tio n similar one, is said to be known generally to m a k e c o n v e rts in th e d e n s e ly |»opn- 111 th e sta te fo r th e F a rm e r. T o u r is t. Itusiliew s m a n a n d e ve ry o th e r m a n w h o w a n ts to liv e in t ile m ost p ro g re s s iv e sect io n o f as the Asiutir python. The snake U lu te d s e c tio n s o f th e east a n d w i—t sides ■otnnion in the Philippines, Sumatra, t ile sla t« ' o f N e w Y o r k were g iv e n u ta s te o f th e ir ami even in the lower part of China. own medicine the other day. and us was The Fort Myers Press discusses the ex|»eoted d id not e n jo y th e ex(M-rn-nr«U K i \ S S T A R T N «»NA n o t it.it t h i n i o j \ \ It M S F I t F I M f t » I V r« » F S probability of the coinjiletion of the Pan­ T h e y w ere o v e rlo a d e d w ith o v e r ri|x - lien ama canal within tbe next year and re­ f r u it , g u rlia g e a n d hugs tille d w ith d i r t ) Work Ai r D ir k s o n H a s P u t S eal O f Ap- peating wlmt is well known about the N. t'o in p t in ) AA ill P u t <>n S te a m e r S a n fo rd ( ir o w e r K ee ps la n d w a te r a n d a fte rw a rd s m a d e in d ig n a n t p ro v a i <>n P la n in g O v e rtim e .‘s e rv ic e O n Ri* e r tinge plant that will lie "out of a jo b " c p m p liu n t» to th v p o lice d e p a r tm e n t Is— H is to r ic u b i M lo h n - r i\ * - f is ib — S om e |. i -o ( i |i 'a . Itia t I tn- o ld re lia b le M r II II Dickson, tin- father of tin- when tin- big ditch has Ixx'ti finished, caus«. th e y hud not heen g iv e n ude iirg«-s (Hsiple of Florida to impresa on t llu -.l to b o o m t- till- ce n te r o l w Id le r ' w i s t p o ta to w ill not do to p 'a ilt u p o ll plan to assess abutting real estate to de q u a le ju o t is tio n fra, a portion of tin- ex|u-nse of building their xetftitors ami congressmen the ext r a v e l if tin - p la n s o f u tu-w c o m p u ti', now o u r lu g li p ric e d lands, lu ll llt n t llc k s brick roads in tins county , was uskisl this «'••lli-nl results that might lie acccomb e in g fo rm e d m a te ria liz e It T C o re y . P re fe rre d T o ll«'g tb u lk s d iffe r« .n t and w In ti las celery was morning if the successful liolttl elis-tion |tbstusi vi itli some of the machinery in « w e ll k n o w n p ro m o te r th in k s tin - St M o n d a y m o rn in g tw o tx o rn e ii. claim "T h e yi-ar 1913 is set for tho s b 11 •I s s I an d «o iis ig n e .l to tin - c o m m is (or good routls at Sanford wotiltl have this state lo h n s riv e r t r ip is im p o r t.m l i-h o u g b to m g to !»e m o th e r and d u u g h b -r up|M-ur<-<l completion of tin- canal." says the Pnws, • If. i t upon Ins plans w u r r .itit i tu-w s tfu m e r c m n t iiu t vn>uli| 'io n m a n w n h a p ra y e r. In tig u re d U nit on tile stre i-t.s a n d l>»-giiii b e g g in g for ami w lien tliat |«erio«i has dawned the No, sudi Mr Dickson, wr are m o n e y from place to jtln c e , p r i w n i m g u m iik o .i tiny lig h t t r ip to l.tc k s o tix ill«- .m d it In- w lin te l 1 to m ake a liv in g tln -re was arrangements (or moving the machinery working tpiu-tly lull not lung definite cun He p rin te d c u rd , |d e a d in g s ic k n e s s as cause r e t u r n to S a n fo rd tb«• fo llo w in g day n o th in g q u ite io tillin g io sw.s-t p o ta to Veil. South Florida, should lie be accomplished until the next legislature of |tovert y . In seve ral in s ta n c e s they ••X|M*cts to in te re s t c u p ilu l III Ills tiew lis-s and s tr a fg litw ay p la n te d p a rt of tin made." t mis-is Our mum rours«- of action lies were refused he lp , but d ir e c te d to the p ro je c t and a fte r jm e x h a u s tiv e s tu d y la n d in N a n c y H u lls T o d a y he b ro u g h t A local entertainment entitled “ Leon in pavin g the way for the enuctment of office of the A sso ciu te rl C h a r itie s where o f tin - s u b je c t has d ra w n p la n s th a t w ill (H unt) Fair” is to lie given In Tallaa law by tinlegislature to make assess '.u m to I In H .-ru ld olite«- a n d they u n ­ th e y w o u ld iiu v e Is-eli h o ik e d a fte r, but a p p e a l to tin m an w h o w o u ld lik e to in hasseton the Kith of this month. Thia m ints on property for road building it seems they preferred le a v in g to w n to vest m w h at w ill I »-com e u good se rv ic e as tin e as e v e r g rn c is i a ta b le They u n ­ will !> < • a real county fair, it is said, with pos'llili\l present lilt-re js no such o ti tin fa m o u s s i lo b a s riv e r Tinc a llin g th e re a n il h a v in g th e ir ca-«-« ir g< irn l ton- n in i A ft H e Vs . i j i , - . tlia t pumpkins, potatoes ami cabbage on diala w I I I . I. !-• .1 ■ •, .11 i ' . I g n 'i Ma ■ -• 1 th o ro u g lik x in v « “ .tig u tc d It n in e i tn 1t " . w ill ' l i t I 'll! tin . I 'll n to It." I- re pl.«> ami r• •«»I bir)< le races, horse races, th e y w e nt to th e de po t to w .o i f..r in* I it . to r. i .1 to l a - . ft* ig l.l and w ,tb 11 • I f . > Vi s ■ t- t.. r> • • I in t i n t i , t.. t u ' t.s .irt I t h in k s .,n fo rd • ¡ ic tio l w ill - t . u ili pig r:o<- ami main other attractions. n e xt s o u th b o u n d tra m H o w . m t they i ra p id d. .i lo p in , i ' - i l lu rid a t in (r- ig ' ’ la ti H it. rest ,n roa d P u ld in g ill tin fo il d ie te d th e s to r m hut W a s h in g to n I t rs e stim a te s! th a t th e re w ill lie a b o u t t w e n t y - liv e mil«*» c o n s tru c te d a ro u n d S a n fo rd a n d w h e n th e t o u r is t s trik e s here mi :3 rÆ B i L i c • o i lt« nt .ui I w ill al-«« I«-1 h i- i"-.>r Pr.-i |,r.-ti were interviewed, and th e fu e ls g a th e re d that they came from the country near Orango C ity. Lakeland was their u lt im ­ ate destination, hut as business w it h th e m was rather dull in S a n fo rd , s u ffic ie n t fu n d s were n o t collect«-«! to fin is h the trip, so p la n s had been m a d e to pay Or lu n d o a n ti K is s im in ts - H ie D e a th o f I.t it le n e x t visit tin ) The infant son o f M r u n d M r s Jam«— H u d so n died last night o f c h o le ra in funtum. T h e little fe llo w w as b u t one year and ten months of age und bad ju s t been upon earth long enough to en­ twine his personality upon the heart­ strings of his devoted parents. Stricken a fpw days ago with this fatal disease lareceived the unflagging cure and d e v o ­ tion of purents und friends and the skill of the family physician, but the dear littie child was jirobably predestined for a better land and was only on this earth long enough to brighten the lives of his parents and then called to the realms above. The remains were taken to the family burial lot nl Mlddleburg today for inter ment. Tite sympathy of their friends is exextehded to the bereaved parents in their sorrow. \ -----------------------------------E v e ry \ \ W e r k B r id g e C lu b Mr«. G. F. Smith entertained the Ev­ ery Week Bridge Club Friday afternoon complimentary to Mm. W. It. Anno. Two tables of bridge were .played. The highest score wits-made by Mrs. 0. W. Brady, who won the first prize, un a ligator .coin puree. Mrs. C. 0 . Mc­ Laughlin received tho Imoby prize, un Irish crochet hat-pin. Mrs. Anno, the gwtjt of htpior, waa present«! with n handled darner. After the games 6» cards were concluded delicious ice cream and cake were served. Mm. Smith's guests were Mesdamea W. It, Anno, C. M. Vorce, W. D. Ho|den, C. 0. McLaughlin, 0. W. Brady, Forrest Lake, CruM Barnes. -s-rv in - is g e ttin g la rg e r and th e ta in ts b o a t c o n iti I In- new se rvice w o u ld not ar(. tl)q ^ , MM| fo r som e soils if y ou in te n d c u rry fre ig h t b u t w o u ld h a u l s m a ll p a c k ­ to fo llo w w it h le ttu c e , o r a t least th a t ages. an d ill t ills lin e w o u ld d o a la rge has Ins-n M r Hicks’ ex|H-rtenc/-. a lth o u g h \A ••st Palm Beach has Just contracted for a fine new fire engine. The machin­ m ut«1 w is d o m o f I b e ^ il a n to b re a k th e ery for lighting fire will cost $9,000 and c o u n ty u p in to ro a d d is tr ic ts , b u t th e will lie delivered about the first of N o ­ vember re su lt sho w s th e |n-<tple in th e n o rth s.s- b u sin e ss a n il rntnp «-te w ith tin- S o u th e rn tints arc public spirited c a n n o t mak«- th e fa st t r i p t h a t it s m a lle r Kxjtri-MS C o. A u n ifo r m rat«- o f fifte e n in to w n ta s ti- som e a l Í1 a0 |s-r I iu h I i i -I m a c of tin - c o u n ty M r D ic k s o n w ent ,,r s o m e th in g near th a t p ric e . Sw«x'ls j on to say. " I do n o t Ix 'lii'V e in th e u lt i- In- lltn!' that celery will lollow .ill right Some o f our northern in d g h h o rs would c e n ts |M-r "pi“ kage w o u ld lln -lltl th a t tin hit«- t lie llis e l \ es to le a rn ttl.lt II. S a n fo rd b o a t w o u ld get a ll of t in - I. I'ltn -s s sip I. .i c ro p of sw.s-t p o tu to .- ' «Villi,I I.. \ t ith good 11utTi t a n d -p it. ► l itn It s - r v io tb e lim it tin - puss»-ngers w o u ld In m m .idt- c o m fo r ta b le a n il no s lu te riM ittis w o u ld Istos-ded e a rly Tile tn ia t w o u ld le a ve T h e S t. J o h n s r iv e r t r ip is one o f th e p r e ttie s t w a te r t r i|is in th e w o rld and s c e n e ry a lo n g fa m o u s th e fo r banks tin* If b e a u tifu l Hit- new c o m p u n y can a rra n g e fo r u d a y lig h t s«-rv ic e a n d ha ve it in o|> e ru tio n b e fo re a n ­ g iv e it m ost o th e r season th e to u ris ts w lib e r a l p a tro n a g e . H a d T o Spen«l M o n e y St D uns, June 16 A d m it t in g th a t he w us $700 o r $800 s iio r t in Ilia a c c o u n ts , R o y W . Jones, a saluem ua fo r th e H . J. H e ln z P ic k le ( o., excusi-d his o ffe n se b y th e (ilea to th e jiro s e c u tin g o ffic e rs W edn e s d a y th u t he s|»«'nt tb e m o n e y In «'it- tertuining customers and building ilia bustnc:«3. .i ».-1 • •,.« • in one ye a r F ig h tin g at l.o n g A t la n t a . l ’ « it .« tn i ' W a s h in g to n . lo w in g hen* fo rd th e fo llo w in g n ig h t. becom e It-».- th.iti l oi r tin - sam e la m i w ill p n xliic« - se v e ra l c ro p - in tla - m o rn in g and get to Ja ck s o n v ille th e sam e tla y . re tu r n in g tn S a n ­ bins grown o J u ly 14 "I n e ith e r a is t tn- lit D I t u l i- d ( S t a ll s J u ly D e p a rt m e n t 12 of lo t A g rte u l b y s ta te s c o m p a re d w ith th e c o n d itio n a just tn-«*n completed for < o n s u in rrs ’ Ice Company plant w tilt'll is to In- crts-led on Marion - t r e t ! Ill r .itn p a T h e building will i>e liv e ' t r o t i t - h ig h mnl will have a front­ age o f 106 Iis- 1. ti inches on Marion s tris -t. »ml ui fts-t on Cass street. It will be built of remforce<| concrete and will «-«»st iii tin- neighborhood of $50,000. I ’l-u is Hie have new . ru I Ia-tters have been received by the b u lly n o r a b ra g g a rt, b o t I a m w illin g Tampa Hoard of Trade from two fac­ to m e e t Hlea.se u n y w lte re o u ts id e th e J.fiHft.OOO uens«. cotn|>ar«'d w ith 3,(510,- tories w Inch yvish to locate oin that city. s ta te o f S o u th C a ro lin a and g iv e h im 000 acr«-s last y e a r a n d 3,7 20,00 0 acres in One wits from the National Cutlery Co. any p e rd o n ili s a tis fa c tio n In- d i-u re s .’ ’ lf ilO C o n d itio n 3M.!» per c«>nt o f a n o r­ of (ijM-hka. Alu., the other from the Pur­ T ills s ta te m e n t was m a d e (« sla y by I m a l, c«»mpare«i w ith 7(5 | k t cent on J u ly ity P uiht Bottle Co. of AS^ishlngton, T h o m a s H. F e h le r, on his r e t u r n to t in s i 1 last y e a r, and Hit 3 |>er c e n t, th e a v e r­ I). C. The cutlery company makes a c it y a f t e r t e s tify in g b e fo re th e *p«-cinl age n o rm a l c o n d itio n on J u ly 1 fo r th e specially of manufacturing a new kind in v e s tig a tio n c o m m itte e o f th e S o ttili | I |iast te n yea rs. Indi«-ut«xl y ie ld jmt acre of meat cutter and the pajier bottle com­ C u r o lir y i le g is la tu re , p ro lo n g th e o ld I 06.5 bu she ls, c n tn p a n x l w it ii HO ft bu she ls pany makes bottles (or holding water stilt«- d is p e tu iu ry cas«' in A u g u s ta . The last y e a r, and 0(5 H bu she ls, th e ave rag e or any other kind of |j«|uid indefiitely b 'c la r u tio n was m an sw e r to a s ta te m e n t | fo r tin - past fiv e yea rs K s tim a tis i t o ta l und apparently is the very thing for m a d e yeMt«*r<lay at iiu m b e r g , S. C , b y I grocers, dairymen und others, being p r t x lu r t io n 35 2,00 0,00 0 lo ishe ls, com G o v e rn o r Hlca.se in w in c h In* sa id , " I pared w ith 2 0 2,73 7,00 0 bushels la st much less costly than glass and unbreak­ I w ill g iv e $ 1 ,0 0 0 to a n y m a n w h o w ill get i '' \ ! j" t ‘ able. After being once used the paper j T o m F e ld e r s tw ’n fe e t o n t h is sid e o f ^ .. j, ^ ^ bottle is thrown away, thus saving the th e S a v a n n a h r iv e r . " trouble of washing. The s ta te m e n t ulso e x e o riu tc d y e a r an d tw o ye a rs ago. T h e area p la n t« ! tin s y e a r is e titim u rts l at u im u t •M l th e up mem hers of the investigating committee ^ I .a ille s ' H e w in g C irc le jn bitter terms, adding; " I t is against Fridio afternoon the Ladies' Sewing the law to send challenges in South Caro­ Circle was charmingly entertained by lina but if any member of that commit­ Mrs. W. T. Johns at her home on Park tee will come to me und tell me that he avenue. Pleasing features of the niterbelieves what Tom Felder says, you noon’s entertainment were the vocal and won't nix'd any duelling law, and Char­ instrumental selections, also two read­ ley Smith will be a war governor." ings with which Mrs. Hester favored the Continuing the governor referred to guests. With dainty fancy work and Elks Fight Consumption Portland, Ore.. July 15.— By holding a tiie lynching of thri'e negroes recently pleasant conversation the congenial W pleasant conversation the congenial meeting this evening ut which the newly in Olar and is quoted as follows: "Y o u did like men and defended your crowd of Indies sjient a delightful aftereIecttsbofficers were installed, the grnnd lodgi«. B P. (). K.. were enabled to re n e ig h b o rs , a n d p u t tlu - ir li la r k lu s lie s no on , ut th e close o f w h ic h theJjoatens >serve d d e lic io u s ir e c re a m , c a ra m s ) cake turn tonight. Tbe lodge appropriated onil«-r th e g ro u n d " T h o s e w h o e n jp y e d $20.000 for the use of the committee tin | O n his r e t u r n to A tla n t a to d a y , Mr. ¡a n d In d y lin g e rs tul«'rculo«is, and decided to take no Felder was nrrompanie«l by Detective ¡ the afternoon with Mrs. Johns > ;ero immediate action on the reconstruction E. S. Reed, whose evidence, secured with Mesdames Purdon, Kuaterby, Mifteer,or relocation of the Elks' home, now at a telephonic device, created u sensation Hill, Roberts, Williams, Davis, Bar­ at the Augusta hearing. berry, Hester and Speer. Bedford, Va. He said nt jiolice headquarter» that his expense allowance had not l>«-en suf­ ficient to enable him to "lie a good fel­ low " in the manner which seemed to him to be necessary’ in order to get business. r)-*. iii; have lu re s d e lu d e d re p o rt on tin - p o ta to c ro p R a ng e am ami tbev uniJoubt«-dly -a-t tin- p.io for tin- remain R e p o rte r S ta r let of t in co u n t * A letter has been received by tho Miami Bourd of Trade from the Miami Beach Improvement Company offering the city of Miami as a free gift ten acres. of land, containing four hundred feet o f ocean front, with riparian rights, for a , public park. The location is said to be an ideal one. • The passenger and freight station of the Atlnntic Coast Line railroad at Dade City was completely destroyed by fire • few iviglits ngo. The loan included <«a V’T ’CiN numiier of records and files of considerable value to tbe road. x ’rusc B a rn e s has returned from a visit to (i«*orgia, where he was regalsd with Georgia jteaches and yellow legged chicken. ■ ! 'Srli ù s' � 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, July 12, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 12, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15475617a9d1cea3219270ef3fcd3995.pdf cb96d86a8c922c9a0fc5b6307b5aefd1 PDF Text Text Pot The Game On Ice A combination of Little Brother phil­ osophy. Jim Windham and cather White, got Sanford’s goat yesterday. The score was completely’ reversed over the day previously, 4 to 1. Windham held 'em down to one hit, and they got that in the first inning when they made their only run. Orlando started In rough shod. Edwards opposed Windham, and amongst the first he put over Bowen touvhed up for a home run. The score was one to one until the third, but there was noth­ ing to it after Bowen's tap, for the reason that Windham was there with the goods. Then in the third, as Billy Beardoll said the game was put on ice for keeps. In that fatal inning Orlando got a net total of six kits off Edwards, tallying three runs, with two men left of bases. Windham was first up, and singled to left. White failed In an effort to sacri­ fice Windham, and the twirler was out at second, leaving White on first.. Lree hit the pill into left, and White scored. Luck kept coming Orlando way. C. Pounds, this next man up, tapped a two bagger Into left, scoring Lee. Bowen hit a grounder to short stop, and Boyer scored. Bennett cracked a hot one to third base, retiring the side. It was tho tightest game o( tho year. After the first inning Sanford never got a ppep in. In th at inning Farmer walk­ ed, but was put out at second on B rit­ tain's bunt. Wofford got a two hose hit, and Brtitain scored. *. Orlandf made two errors and San­ ford four. Orlando hgot 8 hitd off E d ­ wards, and Sanford got one off Wind­ ham. A game is scheduled a t Sanford .th is afternoon, ffcd th e teams will meet ■her# tomorrow.^OrfSndo Reporter-Star. FHwarfii h . E r f .' |K t \\J> Ê B r j j i gfe; ■u. Mgr IHe 11 v ‘ ft* • •fiF r " ' Sanford — Farmer, c f Brittain, 3rd Roberta, 1 f Wofford, 2nd Lowe, c .._................ Moreland, r f Bundy,a a Swink, 1st Wallace, p AB 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 4 3 R li 0 0 1 •» •t 1 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 T o ta ls _____ ___ Orlando— I.OC, If ... Bennett, c f............. C. Pounds. | s Iloyer, r f F. Pounda, 2nd K. White, c Vaiden, p Bowen, 3rd White, 1st 33 4 AB 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 R 0 0 Q 0 0 0 1 0 0 m 0 0 1 1 27 11 1 R H PO A F. 1 9 2 0 0 * 0 1 2 4 0 4 «• 2 1 J 1 2 9 0 1 l 0 0 A 0 1 •» 0 u 4 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 10 0 1 36 4 8 27 10 O Totals Score by innings: 100 000 000 l Sanford..... 103 000 000 4 Orlando Summary—Two base hits: Wofford, C. Pounds. First on bnils: Off Wind­ ham 1; off Edwards 1. Struck out: By Edwards 6; by Windham 4. Umpires. Morrow and Tilden. BOSTON 1-2 PRICE STORE xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Ok Whether or not you intend to purchase, it will pay you to call and look over our many bargains Sanford Wins Again In the aight of one of the largest crowds of the season the Collegians took a fall out of the Tourists yesterday and had it not been for the good work on the part of the Orlando umpire the visitors would not have had hut one run. San­ ford had to play nino men and one um­ pire and Tilden was rotten on every de­ cision. However tho gnmp was very good after they ceased killing players. Frank Pounds wns spiked once nnd hit with the hall once hut stayed In the game. Lee was hit on the ear by u pawed ball and it looked for awhile like the game would stop by natural eltmTnutlom 1rUe game was not remarkable for any bril(liant plays and the hoys played as though had Orlando smmkI Uff and. had a Inch on the game/- ■_ j.‘ Lee had by far the le tte r of the pitcKing, holding tin* visitors to four hits and fanning eight. Wilson was hit hard and opportunely. The S co re : Alt It II PO A E Sanford 3 0 1 4 0 0 Farmer, c ( 4 0 1 •# 1 0 Brittain, 3rd Roberta. 1 f 4 0 0 ü 0 0 4 0 9 ü 9ém Ü Wofford, 2nd IXJWP, C 4 1 1 8 0 I) •i Oil Moreland, r f 1 l •1 3 0 0 0 9 0 Bundy, hs Swink, 1 f 1 1 0 H 0 0 I-ee, p 3 0 1 U 3 0 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Below quote for Monday a few of the many bargains <4 u u u it tt tt ü . - Orlando won another one yesterday and there is joy in the camp of the Tour­ ists. . The visitors hunched four hits in the third inning, which counted for three runs. With Windham pitching a onehit game, this was enough, and then some to win. * Windham pitched sensational hall and allowed only one hit, while the visitors hit Edwards to all parts of the lot. The score: Sanford— AB K H PO A B Farmer, c f 3 0 0 0 0 0 Brittain, 3 b____ ____4 1 0 3 2 0 Roberta. 1 f.. ... .3 0 0 2 0 0 Wofford, 2nd___ ........ 4 0 1 0 0 1 Lowe, o............... 4 0 o 5 1 o Molerand. r f 3 0 0 1 0 1 B un d y,sa.. _...... ........ 8 0 0 3 3 1 Swink, l i t -------- ____ 3 0 0 13 0 0 35 to 39 cen ts, a t - - 22c 25 dozen Pillow Cases, full size, a t dozen - 98c t fc 25 U nbleached Lot Val. L a c e , to close a t *i and Toe, to be sold a t . .4.. B V D U n d e rw e a r, A thletic S tyle, a t 42c A rrow B ra n d Collars, line to close o u t a t 10c S oft S hirts, Collars A tta ch e d , lig h t sh ad es, a t 39tf still on sale a t less than / „ j v f _________ V____________________________ . lL- ‘ . ■} - -, .. .. at' A :■ y . . ■ . V .. . m ean s 50c to $1.50 sa v e d on e a ch p air. ^ • v 35c 45c •- •- - #. . Men’s Dress Shirts, full line sizes, a t , ■ . Misses Fin e Ribbed H ose, 25c g r a d e , to close a t '<fc Kit- la 1 - 3 l-2c .................................. m a n u fa ctu re rs' p ric e s , which - ■ 98c L a d ie s ’ P u r e T h read Silk Hose, Double Lisle Heel B A K E R Y We Make Everything Known to the Trade PH O N E 106. , NO. I l l PARK A V E N U E . • 44 Our Stock o f L a d ie s ’ and C hildren’s S hoes S P E N C E R ' S D 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 lal O rd r d e rs r » Pilled P ro m p tly _____ Special • ■- 98c 22 yard s 36-inch B leach ed D om estic for Only exclusive Baker in the city. All mixing done with latest improved Sanitary machinery. :-: - 12c 5c 9-4 B leach ed Sheeting, a t per y a rd • ^ÉiàBÉÈiiâiiâÎ' 19c ............................................... Good Grade Apro*» Gingham; B lue, B row n , Green a t 5c will cure you 76-Fri-15t 1 B leach ed S u itin g 28c Case F ig u re d Law ns, fa s t colors and P u m p s are S P E N C E R ’S tt Black and Blue All-Wool S e r g e , 36-inch size Rig Things Fur Lakeland A northern capitalist arrived in Lakeland the other day nnd for aw lobhad tlie entire city on the jump attend­ ing his beck and nod for he promised them everything. He was immensely pleased with Lake-land, and stated that he wus going to make everybody in town rich; that he was going to put four hotels and five business colleges on every lake; that he was going to go ipto the automo­ bile busin««» and run cars around Lake Hollingsworth at 10 cents ii trip, and that he was going to make Lakeland out­ strip Jacksonville and Tampa in about two weeks. He also said that he could put J . Pierpont Morgan out of business in twenty minutes and start a panic throughout the country in half an hour, hut thut he had decided not to do unything of the kind, hut was going to make everybody rich and happy by putting the whole country on a cash basis. He tried to buy several business establishments in town, including the F irst National Bank, and then the people woke up. The man had become deranged during his short stay in Lakeland and imagined things. Rub-M y-Tism 16 l-2c 36-inch Suisine Silk and Im itation, in all sh ad es, w orth Totals 30 3 M 27 H 0 ( lrlnndo AB R II PO A K| Lee, 11 4 0 0 U 0 C. Pounds, a s 4 0 0 II O Bowen, 3rd 4 0 0 0 •f Boyer, r f 4 1 1 1 0 Bennett, c f 4 1 9 ■1 0 F. Pounds. 2nd 3 0 0 4 3 K. White, c 3 0 0 7 0 Wilson, p 3 0 1 0 3 8 27 7 3 O 0 0^ 8 White. 1st 1 H PO A E 0 0 0 9 0 Vuideli. 1st 1 I 0 0 — -, 0 1 0 0 Totals 4 2 24 12 0 32 0 2 0 0 s , Sconby innings * V 0 -, 1 0 I Sanford 020 010 00 x .1 8 0 1 * 6 0 Orlando 000 000 200 2 4 0 1 i) 0 0 Summary: Home run. Moreland. Two 0 0 4 0 base hits, Farm er, Bennett. Left on 1 0 2 1 has«« Orlando 3, Sanford 6. First on 0 il 1 0 halls off Wilson 1. Struck out by Wil­ son 6, by lx*«. 8. Umpires, Tilden and 4 27 15 1 Morrow. Totals 33 1 Score by innings Sanford.. 000 020 200 4 Orlando 000 010 000 1 Summary: Two Liu«*» hits, Bowem.W Summary: Two base hits, Bowen. Lowe. Three base hits, Lowe. Sacri­ fice hits, Wofford. Stolen bases, Rob­ erts, Bundy, Lee, Vajden. Struck out by Wallace, 0; by Vajden, 6. Umpires: Tilden and Morrow. Tim e, 1:40. 11 1-2c -An-All-Linen, N atu ral Color ■h PO A E •) 0 0 1 •* l 4 0 0 0 •t 0 lu 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 6 1 0 I 1 1 Orlando Wins Game » 30 AÜ 5 _ 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 Totals Orlando— Lee, 1 f C. Pounda, a a_. Bowen, 3 rd ___ Boyer, r f Bennett, c f F. Pounds. 2d E. White Windham, p White, 1st The Game at Orlando While Wallace held the locals he)pleas his bsttcry mate, Brittain, and More­ land hammered out four runs and San­ ford defeated the locals with ease. Lowe was the star with the stick, with a double and a triple out of four t r ij* to the plate. Wallace pitched an excellent game, fanning nine men, and was never really in danger though some rugged support threatened to sew him up (or awhile. The score: B P *’*7 m ’ 3 -4' .J 0 6 -0 4 . i L e i a r .. ¿ 1 r iA -3 1 j_7> > . ¿¿gw. from . . . �-— •J' :• • __ __ r . Published S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y and ' F r i d a y THE SANFORD HERALD • -'JM I .V S A N W ) R D — L ife i» W orth L ivin g Number SO 8 ANP 0 R 0 , FLORIDA, TU ESD AY. JU L Y 1 6 . 1 S U NEWS Of THE WORLD Item s o f In tere st Gleaned from Various S o u rce s HAPPENINGS DURING HIE WEEK Here the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring Flowing F o r Hurried Readers Velum« IV I II Sanford Votes Bonds For Brick Roads I Made a Special Rond District and $200,000 Voted For" Building Brick Roads Throughout the Entire District ALL AROUND FLORIDA One of the greatest steps forward in the history of the Sanford section was taken last Saturday when the bond issue for The trial o( Claude Allen resulted in u mistrial today. I t is understood the jury roads was carried by un overwhelming majority. stood Tour for acquittal und eight for The results in Sanford were 224 for good roads and 37 ngninst good roads. Pnoln showed six for and three against: Lake murder in the first degree. T h e court ordered a new venire and the rase will in* Mary went 12 for and 4 against. Six votes were thrown out as improperly marked. Out of 315 |K*ssible votes, 274 were jiolled und 224 of these were in favor of good roads. retried. The General News of The Land of Flowers. CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome of the Week's Most I m ­ portant Happenings In the State's Domain. "P lans have been drawn for a big hotel for St..Petersburg,” sa^-s tho Inde­ pendent, and the story that follows the headlines tells of the project of J . M . Williams, who has valuable property in the Sunshine city and is hoping to finance the scheme for the erection of a handsome, modern $ 100,000 hostelry. Instead of building the whole hotel, as planned, at once, .AJr. Williams is quoted as saving thut it could be built in three sections and thus the financial part would bo easier to handle. The sect ion would be sttmethirt^dVE feet long, facing F irst street.und the bay. In this section there would lie six stores “ttd forty-eight sleeping rooms on the three upper doors. "There is believed to he need for such u hotel," says the In dependent, "and leading citiifem h av e lx>en urging ita-eoirstTUCtion, 01 tin’s style." The votejjhows that the majority of the jieojde are in favor of roads that will endure und the former methods of construct­ Members of the new Democratic na­ tional committee met in Chicago this ing the roads of d a y or marl, sjiendlng a large sum on them to start and spend money every yvar'to k«x'p them in repuir will morning to formulate plans for Wood- !«• discarded for the modern liriek road. The election also proved thut Sanford shhuld heeome a special road di*trli:Lund row Wilson's presidential campuign. hereafter will look after her own liuliwick, meaning that the district that has always firynrtxl good roads will not have tiDlrag N The first new crop of cotton sold at along with the other parts of Orange county that are averse to improvements. There ts nothing that could give Sanford New Orleans today for twenty-eignt Such a boost m the »-yes of the ptstplc of tills »tup' and of the whole country ¡us this election for bonding in tlm sum of 1200.rents js-r pound. It came from Texas 001) (or liriek roads in the Sanford Special District In the (ace of the defeei suffered last year when Orange count) tried Members of the Senate predicted they to bond for one million the victory of Saturday demonstrates more than anything else that Sanford and the north end of the would «be in mission Fwvnt) more days county is not only the greutest agriculturally, but is composed of a class of peojile who believe in improvements, and in the The House is ready to quit now. next few years the SanforY'seetion will be filb.-d with now people who will be desirous to locute in a section where there are Residents of Tybee island an* fleeing , to HaitiUinah f<x fear of tig* storm, jh c improved liigtiw^£^improved (arms and improved peoplu. island esperiencing the bights Amde from rtTN ilii'act lM>nntit.s to'TiF’ffejlxTxl from the brick roads by tfte fanm*rs the Indirect benefits of thi« advertising will ~ , " years, wuter comTng Into The houses !>«• immense and m l tic mutter of good roads and ••specially brick muds Sanford will lend tbe noiltb. there. The weather bureau there jire The big snake which was recently cap­ It rs estimates! that there will lie about twenty-live mil«*» constructed around Sanford and when the tourist strikes here dieted the storm hut Washington mi tured in Miami and which lias been cre­ thoriliitt aay it may Mow out to the «•» next winter, after wiiti^lrrmg cover the sandy » ¡e t.s adjacent to Sanford and rolls up on our brick roads he will think he has ating so much interest and excitement Itesidents are taking no chances 'n irui h arrixisl b«s-imm- no one hm^ever ixtfore seen a . Some of the suffrage agitator, trying 11arking had to the Jlhjcel of brick road*, in Florida bring' op the thought that Sanford will be about the lilies! section similar one, is said to be known generally to make converts in the densely |»opn- 111 the state for the Farmer. Tourist. Itusiliews man and every other man who wants to live in tile most progressive sect ion of as the Asiutir python. The snake U :3 luted sections of the east and wi—t sides ■otnnion in the Philippines, Sumatra, tile slat«' of New York were given u taste of their ami even in the lower part of China. own medicine the other day. and us was The Fort Myers Press discusses the ex|»eoted did not enjoy the ex(M-rn-nr«U K i \S S T A R T N « »NA n o t it .it t h i n i o j \ \ It M S F It FIM ft » I Vr«»FS probability of the coinjiletion of the Pan­ They were overloaded with over ri|x- lien ama canal within tbe next year and re­ fruit, gurliage and hugs tilled with dirt) N. Work Air D irk so n Has Put Se al Of Ap- peating wlmt is well known about the t'oinptin) AAill Put <>n S te a m e r Sanford (iro w er Keeps l a n d water and afterwards made indignant provai <>n Plan ing O vertime .‘service On Ri* er tinge plant that will lie "out of a jo b " cpmpliunt» to thv police department Is— Historic ubi M lohn- ri\*-f is ib— Some |.i -o ( i|i 'a . Itiat I tn- old reliable Mr II II Dickson, tin- father of tin- when tin- big ditch has Ixx'ti finished, caus«. they hud not heen given ude t llu-.l to boomt- till- center ol wIdler 'w ist potato will not do to p'ailt upoll plan to assess abutting real estate to de iirg«-s (Hsiple of Florida to impresa on quale ju otis tion fra, a portion of tin- ex|u-nse of building their xetftitors ami congressmen the extravel if tin- plans of u tu-w computi', now our lugli priced lands, lull lltn tllcks brick roads in tins county , was uskisl this «'••lli-nl results that might lie acccombeing formed materialize It T Corey. Preferred To ll«'g tbulks differ«.nt and wIn ti las celery was morning if the successful liolttl elis-tion |tbstusi vi itli some of the machinery in Monday morning two txorneii. claim « well known promoter thinks tin- St this state "T h e yi-ar 1913 is set for tho mg to !»e mother and duughb-r up|M-ur<-<l lohns river trip is import.ml i-hougb to s b 11•Is s I and «oiisigne.l to tin- commis (or good routls at Sanford wotiltl have completion of tin- canal." says the Pnws, • If. i t upon Ins plans wurr.itit i tu-w stfumer -cm n tiiut vn>uli| 'ion man wnh a prayer. In tigured Unit on tile strei-t.s and l>»-giiii begging for ami wlien tliat |«erio«i has dawned the i No, sudi Mr Dickson, wr are money from place to jtlnce, priwnimg u miiko .i tiny light trip to l.tcksotix ill«- .md it In- wlintel 1 to make a living tln-re was arrangements (or moving the machinery L working tpiu-tly lull not lung definite cun He printed curd, |deading sickness as cause return to Sanford tb«•following day nothing quite io tilling io sw.s-t pota South Florida, should lie be accomplished until the next legislature to Veil. of |tovert y. In several instances they ••X|M*cts to interest cupilul III Ills tiew lis-s and strafglitw ay planted part of tin- mis-is Our mum rours«- of action lies made." t were refused help, but directed to the project and after jm exhaustive study land in Nancy Hulls Today he brought A local entertainment entitled “Leon in paving the way for the enuctment of office of the Associuterl Charities where of tin- subject has drawn plans that will i (Hunt) Fair” is to lie given In Tallaa law by tinlegislature to make assess they would iiuve Is-eli hoiked after, but appeal to tin man who would like to in '.um to I In H.-ruld olite«- and they un­ hasseton the Kith of this month. Thia c mints on property for road building it seems they preferred leaving town to vest m what will I»-come u good service as tine as ever grncisi a table They un­ will !> < • a real county fair, it is said, with pos'llili\l present lilt-re js no such oti tinf a m o u s s i lo b a s r i v e r Tincalling there anil having their ca-«-« ir g< irnl ton- nini Aft He Vs .i ji ,- . tliat pumpkins, potatoes ami cabbage on diathorouglikx inv«“.tigutcd It nine i tn I I I . I. !-• .1 ■•,.11 i - '.I gn'i Ma ■ -• 1 1t " . will 'lit I'll! tin .I'll n to It." I- re la w pl.«> ami r••«»I bir)< le races, horse races, they went to the depot to w.oi f..r in* I it. tor. i .1 to l a - . ft* igl.l and w,tb 11 • If. >Vi s ■t- t.. r> ••I in tinti, t.. tu' t.s.irt I t h i n k s . , n f o r d • ¡ictiol wi l l - t . u i l i next southbound tram How.m t they i r a p i d d. .i lo p in , i ' - i l lu rid a tin (r- ig' ’ • o i l t« nt . ui I w ill al-«« I«-1 h i - i"-.>r Pr.-i |,r.-ti l a t i Hit. r e s t ,n r o a d P u l d i n g ill t i n foil pig r:o<- ami main other attractions. were interviewed, and the fuels gathered -s -r v i n - is g e t t in g large r and th e taints in town tasti- some al Í1 a0 |s-r IiuhIii -I m a c of tin- county Mr Dickson went \A••st Palm Beach has Just contracted that they came from the country near cannot mak«- the fast trip that it smaller ,,r something near that price. Sw«x'ls j on to say. " I do not Ix'lii'Ve in the ulti- for a fine new fire engine. The machin­ I In- new service would not ar(. tl)q ^,MM| for some soils if y ou intend mut«1 wisdom of Ibe^ilan to break the ery for lighting fire will cost $9,000 and Orango C ity. Lakeland was their ultim­ boat coniti ate destination, hut as business with them curry freight but would haul small pack­ to follow with lettuce, or at least that county up into road districts, but the will lie delivered about the first of No­ was rather dull in Sanford, sufficient ages. and ill tills line would do a large has Ins-n Mr Hicks’ ex|H-rtenc/-. although result shows the |n-<tple in the north s.s- vember funds were not collect«-«! to finish the business anil rntnp«-te with tin- Southern In- lltn!' that celery will lollow .ill right tints arc public spirited ami tbev have I’l-uis have just tn-«*n completed for trip, so plans had been made to pay Or Kxjtri-MS Co. A uniform rat«- of fifteen Some of our northern indghhors would uniJoubt«-dly -a-t tin- p.io for tin- remain Hie new < onsuinrrs’ Ice Company cents |M-r "pi“ kage would lln-lltl that tin hit«- t liellisel \es to learn ttl.lt II. Sanford let of tin count Reporter Star lundo anti Kissimints- Hie next visit plant wtilt'll is to In- crts-led on Marion boat would get all of tin- I. I'ltn-ss \t ith sip I. .i crop of sw.s-t potuto.-' «Villi,I I.. -tret! Ill r.itnpa The building will i>e good 11utTi t and -pit. ► l itn It s-rvio m grown o It-».- th.iti loir D ea th of I.title tin) .i ».-1 ••,.«• live 'tro tit- high mnl will have a front­ l ’ « i t. « tn i ' lit I t u l i - d S t a l l s The infant son of Mr und Mrs Jam«— tbe limit tin- puss»-ngers would In m.idt- tin- same lami will pnxliic«- several crop. ru age of 106 Iis-1. ti inches on Marion W ashington. D ( July 12 lot Hudson died last night of cholera in comfortable anil no sluteriMittis would Is- in one year stris-t. »ml ui fts-t on Cass street. It lowing is t tn- Depart ment of Agrteul Tile tniat would leave hen* funtum. T h e little fellow was but one tos-ded will be built of remforce<| concrete and lure s deluded report on tin- potato crop early in tlamorning and get to Jack year and ten months of age und bad just Fighting at l.ong Range will «-«»st iii tin- neighborhood of $50,000. I by states compared with the condition a been upon earth long enough to en­ sonville the same tlay. returning tn San­ Atlanta. July 14 " I am neither a Ia-tters have been received by the year and two years ago. The area twine his personality upon the heart­ ford the following night. bully nor a braggart, bot I am willing plant«! tins year is etitimurtsl at uimut Tampa Hoard of Trade from two fac­ The St. Johns river trip is one of the to meet Hlea.se unywltere outside the strings of his devoted parents. Stricken J.fiHft.OOO uens«. cotn|>ar«'d with 3,(510,- tories wInch yvish to locate oin that city. a fpw days ago with this fatal disease la- prettiest water tri|is in the world and state of South Carolina and give him •Ml 000 acr«-s last year and 3,720,000 acres in One wits from the National Cutlery Co. received the unflagging cure and devo­ bins become famous for tin* beautiful any perdonili satisfaction In- di-ures.’’ lfilO Condition 3M.!» per c«>nt of a nor­ of (ijM-hka. Alu., the other from the Pur­ If Hit- new tion of purents und friends and the skill scenery along the banks Tills statement was made («slay by I mal, c«»mpare«i with 7(5 |kt cent on July ity P uiht Bottle Co. of AS^ishlngton, compuny can arrange for u daylight s«-rof the family physician, but the dear Thomas H. Fehler, on his return to tinsi 1 last year, and Hit 3 |>er cent, the aver­ I). C. The cutlery company makes a littie child was jirobably predestined vice and have it in o|>erution before an­ city after testifying before the *p«-cinl age normal condition on July 1 for the specially of manufacturing a new kind for a better land and was only on this other season the tourists w give it most investigation committee of the Sottili | I |iast ten years. Indi«-ut«xl yield jmt acre of meat cutter and the pajier bottle com­ Curoliryi legislature, prolong the old earth long enough to brighten the lives liberal patronage. I 06.5 bushels, cntnpanxl witii HO ft bushels pany makes bottles (or holding water stilt«- dispetuiury cas«' in Augusta. The of his parents and then called to the last year, and 0(5 H bushels, the average or any other kind of |j«|uid indefiitely Had To Spen«l Money realms above. b'clarution was m answer to a statement | for tin- past five years Kstimatisi total und apparently is the very thing for St Duns, June 16 Admitting that made yeMt«*r<lay at iiumberg, S. C , by I The remains were taken to the family grocers, dairymen und others, being prtxlurtion 3 5 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 loishels, com burial lot nl Mlddleburg today for inter he wus $700 or $800 siiort in Ilia accounts, Governor Hlca.se in winch In* said, "I pared with 2 0 2 ,7 3 7 ,0 0 0 bushels last much less costly than glass and unbreak­ Roy W. Jones, a saluemua for the H. J. I will give $1,000 to any man who will get i '' \ ! j" t ‘ ment. able. After being once used the paper Tite sympathy of their friends is ex- Helnz Pickle ( o., excusi-d his offense by j Tom Felders tw’n feet on this side of ^ .. j, ^ ^ bottle is thrown away, thus saving the extehded to the bereaved parents in the (ilea to the jirosecuting officers Wed- the Savannah river." trouble of washing. nesday thut he s|»«'nt tbe money In «'itThe statement ulso exeoriutcd the their sorrow. ^ I.ailles' Hewing Circle A letter has been received by tho tertuining customers and building up mem hers of the investigating committee \ -----------------------------Miami Bourd of Trade from the Miami ilia bustnc:«3. jn bitter terms, adding; " I t is against Fridio afternoon the Ladies' Sewing Every Werk Bridge Club Beach Improvement Company offering He said nt jiolice headquarter» that the law to send challenges in South Caro­ Circle was charmingly entertained by Mr«. G . F . Smith entertained the Ev­ the city of Miami as a free gift ten a cre s. his expense allowance had not l>«-en suf­ lina but if any member of that commit­ Mrs. W. T . Johns at her home on Park ery Week Bridge Club Friday afternoon of land, containing four hundred feet of ficient to enable him to "lie a good fel­ tee will come to me und tell me that he avenue. Pleasing features of the nitercomplimentary to Mm. W. It. Anno. ocean front, with riparian rights, for a , Two tables of bridge were .played. The low" in the manner which seemed to him believes what Tom Felder says, you noon’s entertainment were the vocal and highest score wits-made by Mrs. 0 . W. to be necessary’ in order to get business. won't nix'd any duelling law, and Char­ instrumental selections, also two read­ public park. The location is said to be ley Smith will be a war governor." ings with which Mrs. Hester favored the an ideal one. Brady, who won the first prize, un aliContinuing the governor referred to guests. With dainty fancy work and •The passenger and freight station of Elks Fight Consumption gator .coin puree. Mrs. C. 0 . Mc­ Portland, Ore.. July 15.— By holding a tiie lynching of thri'e negroes recently pleasant conversation the congenial W the Atlnntic Coast Line railroad at Dade Laughlin received tho Imoby prize, un pleasant conversation the congenial City was completely destroyed by fire • Irish crochet hat-pin. Mrs. Anno, the meeting this evening ut which the newly in Olar and is quoted as follows: "Y ou did like men and defended your crowd of Indies sjient a delightful after- few iviglits ngo. The loan included <«a V’T ’CiN eIecttsbofficers were installed, the grnnd gwtjt of htpior, waa present«! with n neighbors, and put tlu-ir lilark luslies noon, ut the close of which theJjoatens numiier of records and files of considerlodgi«. B P. (). K.. were enabled to re handled darner. After the games onil«-r the ground " > served delicious ire cream, carams) cake able value to tbe road. turn tonight. Tbe lodge appropriated 6» cards were concluded delicious ice ! cream and cake were served. Mm. $20.000 for the use of the committee tin | On his return to Atlanta today, Mr. ¡and Indy lingers Those who enjpyed x ’rusc Barnes has returned from a ■ Sm ith's guests were Mesdamea W. It, tul«'rculo«is, and decided to take no Felder was nrrompanie«l by Detective ¡ the afternoon with Mrs. Johns > ;ero visit to (i«*orgia, where he was regalsd E. S. Reed, whose evidence, secured with Mesdames Purdon, Kuaterby, Mifteer,Anno, C. M . Vorce, W. D. Ho|den, C. 0 . immediate action on the reconstruction with Georgia jteaches and yellow legged a telephonic device, created u sensation Hill, Roberts, Williams, Davis, Bar­ McLaughlin, 0 . W. Brady, Forrest Lake, or relocation of the Elks' home, now at s' at the Augusta hearing. berry, Hester and Speer. Bedford, Va. chicken. CruM B arnes. * r)-*. rÆB \\ 'S r li ù iii; �— — —- — . . ------July 16,1912 +D255555555 — T he , ».Tfl^CVol/ies Mejij, I n v e s t i g a t e ! They Point Economy. es Step in here and Learn, at First Hand, of this Layout of Particu­ larly good things we are placing before July Buyers. If you don t know this store and the buying- advantages it extends these offers will prove a revelation. . . . . • . , . In our Navy Serge Suit at Lot No- —1 for Men and Young Men, all — ----- r . ; $15 and $ 1 8 we present the . , Wonder Su:t of America at tne price— a suit Durable Patterns and each Garment Faultlessly worth CVCry cent of $ 2 0 . The Material is Pure An assortment of Fine Suits a H Tailored. = You're sure to find a Suit in your size that tnat will w m please picase you you with wun regular regular ^- ^________ ^ ^- Lot No 2 Australian Wool, and each Suit is Perfectly Cut a,uI Tailored,* and Finished. All ... sizes in this “iv,lue Sc,gc sñ Here .O u r Royal Serge S u i t Lot No 3 one of Our Big Headliners this sqa&on.' contracted (or thr-material ago and a time months ago and had had the the Suits duits made made miTat up N o d . V * .«W • Here s for the Boys, one Lot of Fine A l l - W o o l S u i t s . WkH Made Garments in Lively Dressy Styles, cut from Fabrics Selected Especially for their when the tailoring houses were particulary anxious Wearing Qualities. Let us show you the excep­ to get orders to hold their employees. It inent tion all Suits inall the iUp-to-Datc patterns, a special price to us then — to you n o w — A jJ c s n in e to s i x t e e n y e a r s Suits that sold Blue Serge Suits worth $ 1 5 .0 0 m -t q r A at $ 5 . 0 0 to $ 1 0 . 0 0 , W c re Selling at at = . . $ 2 .5 0 A Budget of Opinion " J u s t Be tween You and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A f.hlrl 1» Among Ve Taking Note» and la llh . He'll Prrnt T m " — So Say» Saunterrr \ II M^rns too bail that » c have to have campaigns of misrepresentation. The first false story given out concerning Woodrow Wilson was that he received the new-s of his nomination while he was In his hath. Governor Marshall also HiifTered by having it »slid that he heard the first word of his selection for vicepresident while wearing a suit of silk pajam a. Think of the unwashed d em ­ ocrats nominating such men, one taking a bath on Tuesday and the other wear­ ing silk pajamas! ! ! The stories must l*e false. 1 Doing away with the so-called “ unitnfle" at the Baltimore convention was a worthy thing in my estimation. I nev­ er could see any use or sense in that ar­ rangement. Bather, I could see a lot of use in it for the scheming politicians who want to handle delegations, but the sense, never. Why go to the trouble of ■electing many delegates when you are going to place the Anal say with a few? You are not getting the sentiment of different districts in a state if you make your delegates vote with the majority. . To my mind the unit rule is not worn out. It should never have been. t The movement for simplifying spell­ ing goes on though it makes little pro­ gress. There is no objection to it. It is wall founded. We who w «v brought up from childhood to the use of English are accustomed to the sight of words spelled in a certain way and we regard people as ill-educated, if not ill-bred, who are not up to the game of accurate spelling. And y et our spelling differs in some respect from that t h it of the last centuries preceding. In a 'w ord, the English language is gradually aimplifying. itself in its spelling. The efforts of those who arc in a hurry- about it are excellent, but. like all reformers, they must have their days of disappointment while waiting for thy rest of the world to catch up with them. J t la the general view cf linguists and of travelers that the English language 1» the Ix-et and easiest to learn tiiat the world has ever known, save in the r*-s|n*et of its .spelling. The immigrants learn enough English on the way over on the steamer to be able to get ulong tol­ erably well when they land in America. The fact that it has no grammar, that it has an ubundance of very short words with no inflectional endings after writs, and all that, indliute tiiat English was made for the service of mankind, but in some way. wjth j*ervcrsity unevplam aide, it has the worst s|«-llmg tiiat one can imugine, so that there are whole classes of words with twenty kinds of pronunciation whose stalling is almost alike, at least in their endings. They arv |>eriectly justified in their action who plead for change and need of reform in English s|>elling. Some day the descendants of this generation of reformers will *»■«• the dream realized that has Ix-eti III the minds of lovers of English for generations. It is not a new thing They have always lx*en tin; men of learning, those who love’the language, who sought tt/improve it so as to make it more serviceable and more easily han­ dled. Whcji it does reach its best estate in spelling, as it has in every other respect, the English language will so easily con­ quer the world as to make all competi­ tion with it impossible. 5 Sometimes I have been quoted as 1ic­ ing against the present banking system Ix-cause it did not allow the farmer a chance to borrow money when he want­ ed it. Sanford would be twice as rich today and the farmer could do tvjjce as much if it were possible to borrow money from the bank in order to start the fall crop. The Democratic platform m ak­ ers harked to my call when they Burned the following plank in the platform: “ Of equal importance with the ques­ tion of currency reform is the question of rural credits or agricultural finance. The reform wo recommend is that an in­ vestigation of agricultural credit soci­ eties in foreign countries be made, so that it m a y ,b e ascertained whether a system of rural credits may be devised suitable to conditions in the United Slates; and we also recommend legisla­ tion permitting national banks to Ined a reasonable proportion of their funds on real estate security. " In several wafs the foregoing plank in the platform, adopted In the Baltim ore convention, ranks among the most im- • Æ sh- ■ to ‘ $ 5 .0 0 C L O T H E S T H A T S A TIS F Y S U IT C A S E S A N D B A G S CURBSTONE GLEANINGS » U • .... CopTrifht Hut Schaffner & F U R N IS H IN G S = |Mirtan( reforms to be undertaken by Randolph lands. the I lemorriilir part) and. .c* tbe lb-pub lows, srn.. $1250 lica’n convention went on reeord with M If Alderman and wife to Dora I> Florida Pu|x-r •"o. to T M Nrwm.i Trans. Judg. • the statement that it is of "great im­ Davis, mtg., $325. Ruth F. Gridley and husband to NanOrlando Bank & Trust Co to C 1..11. portance to the soeial and economic wel­ cey Holt, wd., $8500. fare of this country that its farmers , nie B. Giles, wd., $3000. have facilities for Ixirrowing easily and Chas. A. Robinson to K S. Robinson. Stella A. Happeraett and husband ncheaply the money they mssl to in­ et al., wd., $1 Sarah A. Mann, mtg.. $2ti.r>0. crease the production of their land," it is I E. E. Cmqier and wife to M. Sbafi. ulmoKt certain that some more harriers I mtg , $50 Alice t* I »rigger-* and liu-oaml to * are to In- removed tn the course of tinI'rnv Ins I ** . *1. *1 $1 < barge» of It flight) son-aliom hack to (he (arm movement Wheeler and Met .,*!«•> to Lotti-* R ' " r,‘ against Governor libimi- *<f harming bus Ix-cii clu-vml .c a gatn 1‘lnlhps, mtg $2500. Carolina were sprung at Augusta 11 t • hie," entirely too long The toss up Sallie Martin to C. J . Sweet, wd., 410. (course of the '*outh Carolina Irgi-d.iiu chance with ruin* and drought and heat Munger Land Co. to John Coates, w d .,, investigatin', committee prolie into tf,. and cold have l>ecn so lessoned by irri­ old stutp dispensary system. gation, and drainage systems, that every $ 1. Jos. Meisterman and wife to Mary C. Testimony was to the effect that G-*v day msw agriculture approaching the Bleuse receive«! $500 for blocking r bn«! of a iH-rhs-t science. It is now a ( ’oh-iilnn, wd . $11). W J. Thig|H*n ti* \\ I). Holden, wtl., , road legislation; $2<>0 for thwarting ' • vocation in which skill rather Jhan lurk first atrrmpteil dis|*ensar> tnve»itgat is the principal factor and the farmer, $1 \ \ J Tfugpeti to \ \ E Watson, wd , and that tin- Governor gets Ins *h.ir. under ordinary circumstjqices. knows tfu- filoni tiger "protectnfri" unni* what Ills profits and liees-s ought to In- at |.V25 A II Mahoney and wife to Sanford * harlestort. the end of the year. quite as well a* dix-s Building & l-oan Ausix-iation. mtg., DeU-ctive Burns on the stami -aid the merrhant or manufacturer. Under the prevailing credit system, the $700 D. W. ('urne to C. C. Itowi-n., pt. sat. thè ri-eorila lus nu-n woubl hav*- t-merrhant or manufacturer may till out 1 tnit in thè case. When askcd tf thè a note and carry on his business with mtg., $ 10. Mnran & Tilly to M. M. Smith, qrd., he hnd done would show whether or comparative ease, while the farmer must ' "M ense ha» Ihvii gnifting us Gover execute a mortgage, usually at a high $10. In«*z F. Bellowa to Gesche C. Williams, and as S tate Senatnr" tln-n tfu- di’ rate of interest, ' with the feeling con­ I question was applu-d to bini stantly hanging over him. of an invali­ wd.. $ 10. Gesch C. Williams uml husband to S. "D o you mean that the recorddated farm and his lower rating. ! show whether o, not ho has lie* n gr * In one sense of the word, he has no A. Johtvson, mtg., $1000. Mary E. Coleman to Jos. Mcistcr- ing as Governor or Senator?" hu-iines« rating. Where men engaged “ Yea," quietly repli«1«! Burns in other pursuits can readily borrow tnati, mtg., $550. Mary ('. Lartigue to ('has. W attenmoney on their "prosjx-cta." the farmer must show his grain in the crib nr his scheidt, sm., $550. Prosper Colony l.and Sold Chas. Wattenscheidt ami wife to Pliny fattened cattle In the yard. Indore he cun borrow from the hanks. Liât- sums that Narcrow, mtg.. $ 1000. .NL-rwrs. Van Duzor and Beacham J . B. Mills nnd wife to H. Meislahn, dis|x»e<i of their entire holding» -if I • would have insured success, if the money could have been available at the right mtg., $7358.70. known as the prosper Colony Comp.u Geo. L. Moris to Geo. Randall, sm., The final deUil* of the immens*’ d*-.d season of the year. were clt»ed up yesterday, Mr " I It is time that the farmer Ik* given a $ 1000. Anna M. Rowland nnd husband to E . Lewis iK’ing the agent who made the -*-iC better deal. Unquestionably recognized as the bulwark of the country, deter­ B. Randall, Jr ., wd., $1. |The purchaser _is __ M_r. __ E . A, McKio> uf Thoa. Ú. T y ltr and wile to E. D. R an - \New Orleans. mining to no sma!l_degree the cost of living, furnishing the rations of more dall, mtg., $76. I t is underetood that Mr. McK«>y M. A. Miot and wife to N.- II. Garner, purchased the projierty.for colonization than ninety millions of people, he must lie given the economic ami social priv­ mtg., $250. purpose«. The tract includes- 2.1."'*' Marion B . Understock to Jas. ( j __ acres. ileges bestowed upon any other class of business men. Robinson,-wd., $35. \ •Hunler Land Co. to D. B. Sphaler, Filed For Record qcd., $ 1. Affidavit of Henry Player in fe Elixa Jas. L. Lee and wife to D. B. Sphaler, Player. »• wd., $ 1. Henry Player to M. M. Smith, wd., Affidavit ko W. L. Palmer in re S tu b ­ $250. blefield. I. ydia P. Lawrence to M M Smith, J . Percy Keating and wife to M. M. wd.. $125. Smith, wd., $776.19. j B y A u b a c r lb in d II. C. Mathers to O. B. A T. Co., cm., Harry W. Howe to it and SA. E. Belch, n fo r T H I S P A A Pr rE. R $ 1000 . wd., $1150. A. Roy Daniels, et ux., to Wm. S. I)oJ . D. Rouae to H. C. M athen, be., W itt, wd., $176. $2000. > Turn U ver a New Leaf 1 WÊM �16.1912 Í MC SANTORO MCRALI) ONE LEG ISLA TO R AW AK K Van Yalzah Will Fighi The artful! Rho’d twist tn© around Iter finger like a string I »III toy with her now and then hut tin mind Is mad© up on Miss Smith In fact. I have already talked love to her and led her to expect a proposal ” Miss Smith was walking hy herself In tho hotel grounds Sh© was think­ ing of widows as sh© walked on© widow In particular Miss Smith was clnsHod ‘way up at the head of smart, good looking girls, and she had been humiliated She hit her tin slid gritted her teeth nnd felt tho tears start as she sauntered Her mother had said It didn't m atter in tho least, but It did matter It mat lered Just tho dlfforonc© between victory nnd defeat, nnd and And then tho Widow Suvago sud­ denly appoared and took hor arm and walked hor up the path to tho Olitlook, and when they w©ro seated on the rocks she softly said "I am not your enemy, but your friend You don't wish to marry that old man. do you?” ‘‘Mercy, n o !” was tho reply, ns Miss Smith forgot hor desire for rovengo. ‘ Well. I do." ‘‘But you— you got Frank away from mo.” “And I'm going to give him back. I w b b Just using him as a mean* to and end. I called hltn a booby n moment ago. and he'll be on Ii Ib knees to you tomorrow Tho Hon John Is to bo my next husband." "Hut how— how do you work things One Moonlight Night ance Trust • \ Low Excursion Rates The Florida Legislature will he called upon to investigate the Insurance Trust that now has the business men of the hr DONALD ALLEN state by the throat and already the various members are sitting up und taking ( O a r r O f L t . l i l t , b , i m ^ u M t J I . r u / IT m . notice. Among them is Dr. Van VulThere was no particular oxcllcnicut rah who writes the following in Dixie. when the Hon John W atkins and Ills Ho will introduce u bill to lil>crutc the ■on Jam es arrived at tho mountain people oI Florida from the trusts as fol: resort on an August day. The Hon. Iowa: John was sixty flvo years old and In the first bill the people of our state rich nud n widower His son wn* will receive immediate benefit* a* it will twenty years old nnd confbllng and Hut for tho son’s rounding na reduce the cost of living about twenty- fat five per cent if the business |>cople are lure It would not have been known true to themselves and their fellowiqen. to all the guests within three days F o r Information Sec A g e n t The writer has given this over five Hint the governor, meaning his old man, was on the lookout for a second years’ study and la prepared in due wife, nnd ho wnnted a young one ut course of time to give figures and facts that that will make the |>eople wuke up. sit up fiio Hon. John neither denied nor and perhaps "how l” to see how they confirmed the story He Hlmply D i v ’n P a s s ’r A g t. have been robbed for so many years by looked about like a man who would 2 , the insurance barons who have held them marry If ho found tho right womnn. up in broad daylight while those who Thero wer© tnntnmnn who secured In­ were on guard were seemingly oblivious troductions to him when they heard of his wealth, and thero were a very to the fact. + a <.<•i f - > { . + 4. 4. 4-4-V + + + + - > + + < - + + + + + + + + + + + + + Facta will Imj given showing thut mil­ fow daughters who looked at him ♦ from afar off and wondered If they lions of dollars are taken out of this wanted another grandpa,. ♦ state each yeur ut‘ about 800 i>er cent + It w’ns when the WldoV. Ravage nr ♦ t<firat Slrrvt onr N<mk from l>rtM>t uM-witr Pu«löffle«) profit which will prove this to lie one of rived that the flutter began Hh© was * the principal factors in the high cost of fair and fo rty . Hho had tho Itnle•> living. Stato insurance might !>e ¡»ug- pondent toss of tho head that goes <• H . E . W I S E , Proprietor + guuted,.such as already exist* in many with widowhood, after iho. first year "HP*i_*orrr ttL& vtxH . catw 1 witctw*-Htv*-1vw<1 Vwysr <* r s*vc* 77n¡1 an'’" "Hy iR’Ing a widow Now, listen to 4 in the border* of our own state, which mouth that made all the other wom­ + Steaks, C h o p s , O y s t e r s and F is h a S p e c ia lt y Of me " will mean a gain to every citizen and en Jealous the very first day ♦ Tho evening came on with a full, + course, tho stupid men simply looked help reduce our taxes. A Place F o r L a d ie s and C c n t l e m o n The second bill is explained in brief upon her as a widow, hut It was her clear moon. Tho moon to worked ♦ on tho sentim ental nature of the Hon. *+ as follows. There is now n law requir­ own sox th aï unmasked her. When on© j ^ them said: "T h at withy* hus John, ns well as the surrounding ♦ in g the face- Ailu© of Un» tis© insurttua.S h o r t O rd e rs A l All H o u rs -HI _?■ .E v e r y t h i n g F l r a t C ••• evinió Tier© la cntrtwtf m ani - nil ro- corn crop, that- ho Invited Ml** iiw ltb. policy to be pairF on. al[ JmiW»hg* des­ pealed it In rTOTiis to wander 'with him To his great ♦ troyed by fire. Why is tins’’ lW ausc They < There were plenty of young people Joy she accepted Ills arm ■ Meni Tickets art* Sold nt Reduced Rotes as a rule the wealthy of the land own the at tho resort Homo widows, as soon , wnlk,><1 ns far as Real Hock and then <r Prompt, rifinì Service sat down »low n and nmi gnr.-d gnr»-il at nt tho th<* moon buildings uiid they ran pass any law ns hearing that tho Hon John was was Porpoise Hock Fl*h Hock and Wh.nl« ' Now com i* the chance of tin- |>eople » 1f••hunting would hnv»> gone man Iho Widow Hoi k also » e re near at hand Keep your eyes on tins bill and insi-t hunting In return Ravage d 1 1111 t Rh»v eluded him * Hho 1 After the atlenr« loo IlINlcd f'llir or W W W V SM W V U W W W V V W V V W n V V V V V W V V V V W V W W U SW W U V . that it Ir* passisi ; don’t let them »care | didn't i oddl© tho fat son, u* some five minutes the lion you by shouting "wild «•at” insurance The ti.«l«. Hh« forced father suul ,1 hi* throat This is not an ex[R‘riment w<- are <ml> women did Vfter another son to - keep lheir dlstatn o and so In the pond u piping behind; a* tin- foremost stales in the hided only uftor throe or four days | j Interval ho took 'll* * Sm ith-« hand j Ajjenta fur New Yurk and Chicago Factories . . Union now have this law. and the mnpt H»»r victim wn* a young man llo 'I Tn hi* There came a third Interval, | approved of the*., will 1m- your law had already tangled himself up with nnd then he te-gan to <• II her til* Ilf« As a rule the common |>eople own the „ t,u,e-eyed girl a year younger, h u t ’j history It » a * a *nd on« It was I Ilij;h (irade Pianos Iaiw Prices 1'^asy Terms chattels or content* of the burned build t h a t f a r t did not s w a y t h e wi dow t h e \ full of step fattier* and stepm others j ing* ami I ask in the name of justio* l e a s t hit W h e n sin* got r e a d y t o nj>- ! and boll* ami colic and kicks from j Piano Tuning A Specialty cows thnt car«d not foi tit* forlorn p r o p r l a t © hltn a h « did s o what do they g»'t’’ Kx|H*rience an [ lie had married mid not Orders Solicited Tho b l ue - e ye d gi r l Iliad»* n V o n condition swers "any old thing" tin- insurance rum been happy nnd lost hi* »If.- and poor att»*mpt t o show tin* [xMiple »h»' panic* have a mind to g i.c ilnun not Immih hnpp) over that and for Slick agent* beat the cointnon leoph Phone IN-1 Kings P. (). Box 1127 '" « i» nnd vi-ar* had lived a lutudv down ofttirn«« t«> a mere pittanc»- al life with only n flit «on to i h*'»T him A A A A A W w w w w w w ^. though the present law allow* tin* insur­ 11« was rich tint lonely lie wit* 1 ance companies to take an exorbitant, rich but h»* vearned 11« wanted a fireside with a <a' nnd a wife He | extortionate premium on tb»* face of Dr i nk a Bottle of wanted to com« home after a haul their policy and then (a-rmit.« ilnun to dnv's work In «»-«Ing the district lead settle at one-fourth or one-half the or* of the Ten*h ward and have some amount ujKin which they have paid tin* one call him hubby 800 per cent profit. Is this justice? Is At Intervnln of nlrout a foot, a* it any wonder tfie jkkit are growing marked «iff on a tap« measure, Mis* IHRirrr und the rich richer? •Smith sight'd and cuddled, hut that l * 11 has lR*en said that tho*»* whom tin" a * all A* the Hon John brought | gods seek to destroy tld’V lir-t iii.ik»* lit« «ton down to ilnt»* and hi« voice mud." Are, the rich growing ru.nl u,.i' l'i" le and h»> had to ti«»* hi« It.itid GINGER A L E OR SO D A W A TER ken hl»‘f to wipe away the *» .»Mine they are losing all consideration lor I In­ •e.ir« 'lis a Sm l'li « own hai..tk•-r M i nulm I Hi eil w 1 1li poo- di*tllle»l wall'•r—the> will prevent illness, aid right* of the common |m -o |i |c ’ l»o i t « - , chief got away from her and the di ge st i on him! gi ve you h e a l t h forget who made it |H)s»ilile for them to nlglit brvozo curried It to l‘or|K)t*e beoone rich, thnt on the pros|R*rity of Hock. Hho twisted a»ay her hand T h e Sa n f or d C o c a Col a Bottling C o . , Sanford, Fla the (RRiple de|>ends their future pro-qn-r nnd ran after It and *'V»'n disappeared ity, happiness und safety? behind the rock f»»r an Instant Sh© had returned and taken her s»*nt ^ h i m i ri «•vi vfVt««Vi«>rt i i iVtWt t f*HiHM\^'»ViViY'M iM 4444M4M444444\44444Hi -w ng'iln und surrender»'») her hand hv Thirteen Killed in \\ r«-»k the t|nt»> tjio lion John hnrl chn*«'<l , Chicago, III., July 15 Thtrt»‘»u I” the tear nwaV and WHS reilil V to MO Aio! now love It I* for you to *uv w sons were killed and fifl»*en t<> twent in | ► whether thl« lonely llfo «hull i "h jure<l in a wreck on tin- < he ago Mur tlnuo or not " lington und tjuincy railroad at Western | The hand h»v held squeezed his Springs, a suhurh of Chicago, at t> 1" He B oyan to Toll H er His L ife H is to ry a --- —-------------------------------- "I have loved vou *ln<’o the first a. m. today. Jtdn't car©, *ud then It was noticed moment I aaw you " Coming through a fog with *uppo*»’d That Uni Hun. John was giving her all A harder hqueer©. ly a clear track ahead, train No. 8. a fust his attention. Thoy sat together and “And I nsk you to t>© my w ife " moil, ran nt full n(>e©d into the rear of walked tog»*ther and tulked together, "I will, Jo h n !" SANTORO, r L0RI0A Office Above first Nullonul Bank train No. 2, known as the Overland Kx and the fat son saw- things ami took "By thunder. It’s tho widow '" ex press from Denver, which was standing hi* fnther to task by saying claimed th<* Hon. John, ns ho scram"Now, gov. don't muku a fool of hied to hi* feet. still on the track, telescoping two of the yourself Thnt gtrl won't mnko a "And wo’ll say a month from toOverland’s Pullman cars. Railroad officials refuse to fix the blame mammy for mo Why don't you go day If thnt will idenno you!" for th<* wldfew?" The Hon John hurried nway to W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y until after the wreck has been investi­ "Jam es, tho widow Is blase," wus the hotel to consult his fat son gated thoroughly. Mrs. F. A Wilcox, tho reply "Tho second tim e a worn AGEN TS "Sh«'« got you tight, gov. and who was in charge of thtj tower from an marries sh© m arries for money you'll have to go through with It." which the block signals were controlled, Hho marries to boss tin* resort She was the Information extended "Put said she was certain the block »a-» mnrrleH hoping her hu»hnnd will *m>n up Job. blit br»uich of promise nnd all thrown against both trains. She col­ g«>t off tho earth and glvo hor a that tf you don't stand hy your word Orric* wrilh HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. Splendid looker! Splendid dresser' lapsed adter the accident and «till I* in a third show " "Ilu l she's a »tavor, gov. Ktno Hti|«'rh walker! Hay, parent, you Florida nervous condition. Sanford. looker, nnd what a walk sho has on Just missed making an ass of your­ hor! If you nr© oloctod to congress self (Jot a move on you!” Cloudburst in Illinois next year »h at a t»’ani you'd m ak e!" And tho Hon John did, and they “ But tho Widow Ravage, Jam es, ban say ho Iihb nover regretted It. Four person* were drowned ut Alton, □ 1= ) I will confess Illinois, yesterday by a cloudburst nlmost snubbed mo Old South Carolina Church. which destroyed two miira of streets, that 1 had an uyo an her for u duy. or two, but sho I h cold nnd distant—cold Where you can get the best of everything delivered Bt. M ichael’s . In Charleston, Houth wrecked six buildings and the Gas plant and distant. Hho may nrgu© that I Carolina, at tlio time of Its completion, to your door by special messenger and on Time of tho Alton Gas and Electric Company would outlive hor " lu 1701. was the finest church edifice with a large property loss. But, ns If to provo that tho Hon. In tho I ’nlted States, and ono of th© WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE 0E The cloudburst followed a spectacular John's diagnosis was all wrong, tho very few entirely of masonry construc­ Florida and W estern B e ef and Pork. Lamb. Dry and storm which lasted all night. Three Widow Havagu throw herself In his tion. Including th© tower as far ns J Salt Meats, Fish, Poultry and Home-Made Pork Sautimes it passed over Alton, Hooding way tho very next day nnd wa* most (ho belfry. It now stands apparently streets and cellars each .tithe. The entertaining. Tho nos© of Miss Bluo as Ann as tho duy It wns dedicated. third time rain, fell in tortont^, sending Ryes win out of Joint agsln. Her Work on It was begun In 1752. IJk o W© are m o w prepared to give to the trade our special s wall of water nine feet deep througirthe second flirtation was spoiled by the almost all tho colonial churches, this wldqw. Hor eyes flashed With an­ one suffered vicissitudes during tho HOME MADE CORN.,BEEF 'principal business and residence streets. ger, nnd when tho Hon. John naked ^~^ Try it— you will be.pleased. Sewers broki, washing away the foun­ hop to sit In on© of th© grotto©* *he Revolutionary war; Its rector w h s a Tory nnd was compelled to r»'slgn. dations of six residences, which dropped coldly d«’cllned leaving the church affairs In a some into the cellars. "Forgot h«r, governor, and go for what chaotic condition Materially It A "culvert under the gas plant of the the widow," Was the advlc© of Jam es, suffered through the loss of Its leaden Phone No I 110 Park Avenue Alton Gas and Electric Company was who didn't do any flirting but kept roof, which was removed to furnish y wished out and tbo entire plant sank hla «yea open. bulksta for tbo colonial rlflca. fi Atlantic Coast Line Sanford to Tampa and Return $2 % % Tickets on Sale J u l y 24 Return Limit July 27th, 1912 I A. W . F R IT O T mwmtmm THE C ITY RESTAURANT * '1*49 !— - I- ij ^ - * 1 A. H. C R I P P E N & SON | A. P. CONNE L L Y I GUNLHAL ! INSURANCE AGENT KIKE. General Fire Insurance i^A Meat Market of Quality^ 0 *'tc ______ _______________ i_____ ____ T. "DU*<V Jwoei—JilMil several yards. ' . c A -I< x t r - fcPJ3 W. B R I G G S 4i ' - ?* a ;. S «•. :!^51 fU*LI J j» ■• « I C iX l ^ „Ari n ■ ■ 1 ] j. ! jC l �E*: July 16. 1612 THE 8ANP0IID HERALD THE SANfORP HERALD FoUtebcd trarr I W l i r «Ad Iridar MornIni Dr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY. Editor W. M. ItAYNCS. Boalncas Manager lubsijf IptUn Price, * 2 .0 0 a Year In Advance Dallverad la tbaCltr t»7 carrier »2 00 per rear In advance or 20c per mooli». Parmcnu In aditnee mint be made al office Catered aa aeoood-daet mall mailer Auluit 22od 190S, at the Poelomee ft Sanford. Florida, ■nder Act of March 3rd. 1879 Office In Herald BuUdlna WE WIN ' Telepnooe No. Uh WITH WILSON NOW FOR OOOD R&ADS H . IL-I l J r- £• 5 {| il J l Ti Sanford has been made a f|x|dal rond district. V -. Sanford has voted $200.000 for buildfit __ — Sanford has lik e n ÑTilHftítUTífY the state of Florida. Sanford by her unqualified endorse­ ment of the bond issue last Saturday has gona-on record.jLL_the,original good ! road#_etsyt>irin thtroriginai good roads county h r F lo r id t— To those progressive men who voted bonds for good roads The Herald wishes to express the thanks of the entire com­ munity. You have made history for yourself, for your county and for jmk*terily. You have cast your bread ujxin the waters and it will lx> returned to you one hundred fold. By your works shall you bo known far ami wide und through —future generations. Yuu have acted wisely and well and future development and prosperity will be your reward. To the few who did not vote for the meas­ ure we have no condemnation. Mnny of you did not thoroughly understand the question nnd your opinion was aha(>ed largely u|>on former expenditures for roads und you could not realize tin benefits to accrue from money in bonds spent in your own road district. You had the prerogative to exercise the fran­ chise and you voted as you thought beat. In after years the men who were not in favor of the bond issue and brick roads will lx- converted and will Iw the greatest enthusiasts that we huve for better roads. The money will Ik* spent here where you can s»-e it und will be handled by your home people. There will lx* no salaries attached or offices held as sinecure* Kvery dollar will purchase one dollar's worth of gtHxl roads und when finished each tax payer can have a full accounting. The expression given at the polls on Saturday was the decision of honest people who are tax payers. They want full value for the money spent and there will be no graft atInched to our proposition. Permanent brick roads and no more repairs will lxthe slogan. Lateral roads that have never received any attention und never would under the old regime will now he made gixxi clay, marl or straw roads ac­ cording to the judgment of the super­ visor. The brick road* will be construct­ ed first and then work on the principal highways can Btop and all the attention given to the side roads that are needed so badly. In this manner every section of the Sanford road district should lx* . reached by a good road. If not impor­ tant enough to require brick they will get the material that is now given to the principal roads and the laterals should be kept up and dragged smooth and kept in fine shape. In this way every main road and every side road can lx* traversed by the teams and autos in safety at all times and seasons, and trav­ el will he n plaesure instead of a burden as it ia now. Sanford has again demonstrated to the world that her people have a great and abiding faith in the future of the greatest vegetable growing section in the world. Her people have again demon­ strated that they are the moat progress­ ive in the .south. Such a spirit builds cities and communities and in the build­ ing we will have the assistance of other capita], for this apriit will not down and will not be kept under a bushel. New people and new capita] will be at­ tracted to Sanford. We have emerged from tho on-addling clothes of the infant and donned the habiliments of the full blown and full grown adult and the dim b toward greater heights will lx* easier now that the most difficult part has been traversed. W A TCH T H E SA N FO R D SE C ­ T IO N OROW . While R ia safe to predict there will be ferent partie« around the city begging. They were directed to the office of the no shipping from Aroostook before the Charity Association, but some of them middle of August, it is believed the .ate refused to go, preferring to try and work planting will m ake.up lost time and the sympathy racket on the unsuspect­ Aroostook will produce its usual crop.’ Sanford has taken a crop of Irish po­ ing public and get the cash, rather than tatoes from the soil, marketed them, have the publicity thrown on them and given clothes and food if they really plnuted u crop of corn on the same land, corn is really for the crib and fodder is needed them. The Herald again wishes to call your being fed to the stock nnd in u few attention to the fact that Sanford has weeks the ground will be ready for an­ the fineflt kind of a Charity Association other crop of potatoes that will bring a organized lately and in full working or­ good price on account of the scarcity of der. The secretary, Mrs. McDaniel is potatoes the world over. All of which one of the kindest and biggest hearted brings us back to the subject of whether ladies in the world. No case that is Floridians ure not living iij the ixxit worthy will ever in* turned down by her. country in the world. Think of the A Christian, a pother, of intellectual Mninc growers who are ju st now get­ ability and experienced in churity und ting the toj>s of the potatoes above the settlement work, our secretary Is the ground and think of the short season very embodiment of the spirit of charity they have and then think of Florida and there is no excuse for any deserving where you can raise a crop every month patient not going to the Association and of the year, and yet there are some people stating the case to the secretary. The who prefer to live in Maine. ------0 -----business men of the city have been unnoyed long enough b y th ese professional FIN ELLA S IS P E E V IS H beggars and the Association is the result The Herald publishes a sketch of San­ of long study and deliberation on the ford’s proposed big new tourist hotel subject of the best way to handle this and starts tho long booster article about difficult matter. The p eo p led this city It off in this way: by their liberal donations to the Associa­ "T ak e Augusta, Ga., t|io grcjittst tion huve signified their intentions of winter resort in the south." etc. standing by the work. Since you have Such ignorance—and in a Florida set your seal of approval upon the work editor, above all —is pitiful, indeed—but give to it not only by your financial, but what can lx? done about it? We our­ also by your moral obligation, and when selves have personally urged Editor Hol­ m u *-to your door direct ly several times to see St. Peters­ them to the secretary, and then if they burg, but lie has never done it. St. do not hix-d ytuir admonition the officers Petersburg Times. should see that they are sent out of the Wo deny the allegation anil defy the city. The professional lx*ggar does not alligator. The editor of the Herald want to fipprourh the real Charity Asso­ never said - i t . Mr. Fields wrote, the ciation. “ He will be diR covcm i.aH inre article and-signed his g ju a e T lu t He la and sent on fiis way. The professional" u former~Xugustn man and pmrnfnent pnn handler wants real money easy uinnung the IxMMters oPthe Georgia city. money that can ixi picked up on the He can lx1 pardoned for the lap.ius Fustreet for the asking. He is the one to hrriuA for he is u true Florida Ixxjeiter receive scanf ceremony nnd the jxxiplc no« S|xaaking about St. Petersburg, would tx> doing thernHelvex. 'th e Asso­ though bow. ilul (but item get in the ciation and the lx-ggar go«xi by turning bill of fareVuhile wc were discussing him over to the proper authorities. Florida resorts1 We have at Ins! reached the prtqxT so We wish to warn Straub right now lutiun of this charity ulfuir, and we wish that we expect to come to lit« bountiful to impress upon every one the necessity little city soon und of uHtnblishing the iron clad rule of do the exact x|x>t on tl nuting to tio one. Direct each and ev­ Pete is HU|>|Mwwd to be ery case to the secretary’s otfire nnd rest o assured that they will lx* taken cure of At its recent meeting m Pulatka, the and all their wants supplied if they nre Florida Association did not endreally worthy. dorse everything An effort was made i) to get it to endorse a Certain bill that Will FLO RID A F E V E R Hi t.A lto n h^ presented at the next legislature The Herald is in receipt of letters each This million was withdrawn. Ix-eaus* week from northern people who want some editors s».ul the) had not read the Jo know nlxnit the fever that they un­ bill, and no one bud a ropy derstand is prevalent in the state For There was one motion made that car­ their benefit we quote the following: ried an endorsement The Association "Joseph M. Howe, M. D., clinical by a unanimous vote expressed its ap­ professor of surgery in the Medical De­ proval of Governor's Gilchrist's cifnpartment of the University of New tinued efforts for the elimination of tech­ York, Fellow of the New York Acad­ nicalities and delays in court methods emy of Medicine, etc., und an author of The motion also congratulated His E x­ inixlical works, says of Florida: cellency on the fuel thst the Florida "T h e climate of our American Italy Slate liar Association had prepared and has been the subject of considerable mis endonxs) a bill looking in (bat direetun representation It has lxx*n alternately The News has not upproved of some praised and slandered pruuxxl for its of the Governor's vetix* und has not mildness and equability, blamed for its liked his official attitude towards certain swamps and malaria. Only within the question*, yet we ure at one with him in lost year or two has its paramount the m atter of the reform in court meth­ rlaims as a pure, balmy, health giving ods. T o a layman, who sees courts as climate lx**» fully established. Slatisthe pixiple acting to accomplish ends, tics by careful and disinterested observ­ nhr courts seem slow. There is, in nay ers have decided the truth of some state, the least, to« much seeming delay and men is und the exaggeration of otherstechnicality How to rented) it we do ll is often said, for instance, that ma­ not know The Governor from the larial fevers prevail to a much greater I start, before Ins election and afterwards, extent in Florida than in any other bus Ixx-n hitting and talking with n view state, and that the mortality from these tiiwurds changing the conditions or prac­ fevers is exclusive, Ixx-uuse the uir is tices. Now that the lawyers are moving constantly loaded with mephitic vapors. something will lxa done. DeSoto News. But the truth is that i ntermittent und ( ) -----remittent fevers in Florida are of a mild­ The S t-, Lucie County Tribune was er ty|», run their course quicker, and are attended by less mortality than is just seven years old last press day and the case in ony other state in the Union. Editor Wilson has just cause for conThese facts are ascertained by Surgiun grntulution, because he certainly has one General Ijtwson, who found that in the of the neatest and Ixwt weeklies in Flor­ northern section of tills country one in ida. Printed upon good hook pujx*r every fifty-four cases of remittent fever and filled from cover to voter withWWW proved fatal; in the central sections, one and filled from cover to cover with good in thirty-eight; in Texas, one in seventy- stuff eacli week the Tribune reflects the five; and in Florida, only ono in two hun­ manly editor who conducts it anti we would not l>e surprised to learn that dred and eighty-seven.” Wilson's wife helps him some, for while ------ O -----not a suffragette Mrs. Wilson ia one of T H R E E C R O PS IN SA N FO RD tho bright lights in the Soroais of the The following regarding the potato Florida Press Association. Muy the crop in Maine is taken from the Produce Wilsons and the Tribune have many News; more birthdays and continue to bring “ It ia conceded by ull potato growers In Aroostook county th at the season is honor and credit ujxm Florida journal­ from two to three weeks behind normal. ism. In 75 per cent of the fielda the tops Hhow anywhere from a sprout to three and four inches above the ground. The other 25 per cent ia beginning to cover the ground and a few fields are in blossom. A few growers are taking chances and tfre planting and will no doubt fcet caught by early frost. It is truc thé sea­ son was late and the weather remained unusually cold up to 10 days ago. hut it is believed the bad start will not ¡in­ terfere with the final results. For the last week tho heat has been in­ tense, the temperature rising from 00 to 98 every day with frequent heavy show­ , T U R N T H E M DOWN * ers. Tho weather ia ideal for a This week there have been several dif- growth and growers are happy. - O - Tho Fort Myers Board of Trade has just issued one of the finest hits of liter­ ature descriptive of tho charms of that beautiful city, and if the Press did the work they are to bo commanded., It cannot fail to attract home seekers nnd tourists to Fort Myers and^ vicinity. Innured as we are to the attractions of Florida we ipe almost tempted to take a trip to Fort Myers and see the big guns like Nathan Stout, CapL Hendry, P^te Ruhl and all the other .loud noises. Congratulations to the Board of Trade, the. Press and all the gang of boosters keeping the lower West Coast •* *. a * V' THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAMl U E to it* individuality of service; iti individuality of method*; D it* increasing effort* in behalf of h om e-o w n ers, thi* house furnishing (to re ha* made itself known fro m one end of Florida to the other. It* pre»tige is by no mean* lim ited to Jack sonville-r-it i* an in ititu tio n for the S ta te in general. T H IS (tore i* the depot and m arket for the o u tp u t of the finest furniture made in A m erica, handling such products a* are m an u ­ factured by Bcrkey fit G ay; Chas, P . L iin b ert; L u c« F u rn itu re C om pany, and, in fact, all the very beat co n cern s of G ra n d Rapid* are fully repre*ented. A n d upon the m erits of such creation s lias tin* business attained th e remarkable «ucees» that it i* at p resen t enjoying OUR O PIAN O DEPARTM ENT N E of the finest appointed P ian o Stores in the South is located on th e first floor of o u r building. T h e display em braces only th e finest makes— the kinds th at are dependable and worthy. In th e list are the “S tcin w ay ," the “ K o h ler fit C am p ­ bell” and “A u to p ia n o ." all of which we, being S ta te agents, arc ably com p etent to handle throughout th e S ta te . FO R the benefit of your home, you r purse, your peace and con trn tm e n t— GET ACQUAINTED W ITH CUNNINGHAM ¡John A. Cunningham j “ Where you can Dopond on t h e Quality 5; N E W ^ f O 'R K Z JA C K S O N V IL L E w m m w m w : m w rm w M is fur different from the ordinary kind Smell it and note its rich fragrance Hu. a pound and try some for breakfast to morrow That will mean another .1 fix* 'iiHtoiner fi>' us. Our tea-» m a t. i our coffee ill MU|H*rior excellence 4i > rich, mellow flavor without a ni*pii i.u uf hilterinSs make them .1 pern ■i> •. ' favorite. Test them by trial P 7SY « 8 H a rid S A V E M O N EY Peoples Cash Grocery Oar [ l , i f t m l ol t'u*lu fl li r Tlrst S trrrl Spnforil I lor til« in i: o p in io n of f \ pi itis •»bollili be your guide 111 tin- «•lede, farm lands. We can claim t" U >» lx.rt.s in this line and we gladi, our service* and knowledge .it posai. If you want to gel bail. ’ land six. us and you'll lie doing wi •I HOWARD - l*A( HARD I. ANI» 1n Sanford. Florida W A N TE D - r o BUY second hand (»tain BA G S HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID A ll k in d s o f Bugs ¡¿nil Hut la p rcsp o n d cn cc SOUTHERN STATES bought and s o ld . ( • S o lic ite d BAG COMPANY lin|mrtrra ol Burla|>—Manufacturers uf all Kinds ol Haf* FLORIDA JACKSO NVILLE, Are You Alive? To (lie fact that now ¡8 the time to take out a |M»licy in a reputable Life Insurance Company YOU MAY BE DEAD! * Today, Tomorrow, Next Year, and your family not provided for. You are doing litem an injustice. MEET ME FACE l (l FACE and let me explain nil the principal points nlioiit the best life insurance policies. D. L. THRASHER OrncE in H erald B do. S A N F O R D . FLORIDA A 25c Want Ad. in The H e r a ld will Rent Your .House For You - Va ik * �•" T . - .- J July IO. I&ll In Honor of Mr. Way Rev mid Mrs (. If Waldron enter­ tained ut a very pleasant porch party Monday afternoon, in honor of Mr Hor­ ace Way of Savannah. Ga., the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Richard Tehune ol the West Side. Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs Waldron's charming hospitality George Peabody of Pensacola is vis­ were Mr Horace Way. Mr anil Mr. iting home folk» for several day*. Richard Tehune. Dr und Mrs. C. K. Miss Carrie Lovell has just returned Walker, and Mr ami Mrs. C K. Walker home after a three weeks* visit to friends Delicious refrislirnents were *«*rved. and relatives in Jacksonville. AFTER TW ENTY YEARS Mr. Horace Wade of Jacksonville is \ WANTS For Rent—Five acre, hammock farm. Close in Box 173 89-8p First Lady Diplomat. It Is not Amsrlca but Europa that id To Rent—I wo nice moms, furnished or to bo first to recognlta tha p etticoat All Local Advertisem ent« under I h l , “ e X T tteudliiA, H irer Cents o t in« .................. .. A....... on W d ll.n ,. 5o.,t laist—Part of tail light of iiutomohilr. Wanted Position us foreman or man­ D,s. oil road near Sanford Finder leave wiili I) (, Monroe ami receive rewartl ager on truck farm by man with fourteen years praetical experience. (Jus H. furnished house for rrn t-E ig h t rooms. F'/ank. Hox lOHff, city. 8H-2c hath nnd modern conveniences. Dire-» 2 £ X L n ^ S S tii plenipotentiary, representing officially , h„ Republic of Uruguay, has pra.ant> . , Pr° t* ,r P*P*rs to King Albert of Balglum, and will h ereafter be recalrad * t court with all the honors given to . .. • . , . , ^ m a °I " if* P °fc« f* And this South American diplo“ »* 1» “ woman. Mademolaella Clo,„ d. Lulsl. doctor of law . of tha Unlverslty of Montevideo. The new min­ ister ts young, unmarried and. It la *nld, pretty. Tho secretaries and at­ taches of the different em bassies a t Brussels ar« now striving In gallantry to make favor with the first woman to arrive at a dignity whle.h bad appar­ ently never even been thought of by the most audacious suffragettes. For Sole—Pure Bred White Orpington blocks from First street Mrs Johns. K7 2tc Kellerstrnus strain. $1.00 in SI SO. F' K Park avenue. . „ . Reasoner, R. F' I). Nq 3. 88 3tp F^ir S a le -3 0 hens and :.() half grown " U*L ■ 'K," t ..... Also second hand Wanted—luiunch of fifteen to twenty Buff Rock chickens the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'IVSanford Roy Returns to Srcn c* of His passenger ca|iacity V Schmrlz R No. 2. »‘•'rey with pale and shafts Phone or hune of the West Side this week. call Mr» W A Mim.u k. Cameron (lity KM.Jip Younger Days \ Mti-3t|i Wanted—To use horse for his. feed Mrs. E. II. Young* of Tam pa is visit­ Many o f the older citizens of this city Phone 1112-5 rings. H7-3IC t Woulil like to hear from anyone who ing her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hurrold. will rcrncmlier F II Mrusio, who livisl Wanted—Married man to work on truck '■"» employment 1» offer -bat willI keep \ Miss Mell Whitner will leave this here some twenty years ago, belonged farm inside city limits. Small horns«- on " E S ,," ,or,l A,l,lrCM l-nlxir. Heral.l 88-2tp week for points in South Carolina to to the tire department. Gate City Rilles I>rcmlscs. Ten minutes’ walk from plaza Wice. nnd tiwik part in everything that was and sea wall References rctpjirrd. Ad- 1 For Rent—Six room house, clos«- in. all visit friends and relative*. worth while. He was a railroad fireman dress R. S Baldwin. St Augustine 8H Ip furnished Party to pay rent of house Mrs. M. E. Doyle and daughter. Miss and broke his arm while trying to crank alone. I retain one room for use of furF’ur Sale Ten desirable lots on Park iiilure Fumnrc Herald Office. 8t> 2tp U—,A , „ „ . May, expect to leave this week for 1 “Titanio” as Oaby’s Name. an engine. Afterward he went to Phil­ avenue, iM'tween 11th and 12th street*. Waynesville, where they will spend the For Rent—Six room 2 story cottage on A baker, on registering tho birth o l adelphia und held some very responsible lAOcuted five on each side of avenue. Call summer. Palmetto Ave., between -1th and 5th Sts. his daughter, at Arad, In Hungary, Inpositions os general machinist. On ac­ F. W. Mahoney, Fcrnuld’s store. 84-tf All modern Improvements. Apply F. W formed the registrar that ho Intended \ Frankie Woodruff left last Friday for count of failing health he was forcisl “ MX IT” Po(vcr Hanging done first class Mahoney. Il >Oak Ave. 81-tf jo hsTo her christened Titanic, aa aha South Carolina, where he will spend the to give up active work. In the mean­ manner. Best screens for windows und F'or Rent—Five room lionise, with nil WR® ^orn 0,1 *ha Wblto 8 tar time he married und four children doors. Keep out (lies and disease. Roofing modern Improvements on Bummer. Kim avenue B n* r sank. Tho official, however, re­ nnd guttering Let me figure. C. A. Smith, blessed the union. He has them today s' H. Garner. 8r».2tc fused to accept this name, aa It la Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff expect reurfllii Park Ave. Phone 229. 70-if und they are doing a vaudeville stunt at not to be found In tho calendar of Roto leave for (mints in North Carolina Wanted—School*, churches, lodge* nnd <’urloud of (ii-orgiu^ watermelon* to- man Cathollo saints' days, and tha the Imperial this week In one of the this week. private panic to hold their picnic* at ,n(>rrow morning at if H b Hill’s griv- baker had to content hlm sslf with tha acts one Il f the little girls wears a plug Woodland I nrk, the only phirr providrd lesa topical nams of Rosalia. In thla Mrs. B. Salomon and children of Or­ hat that wits pre*cnt<sl to Mr. llrusie as with amusements, conveniences and n e -1l< r-'' cnae tho rule of the church, which la lando are the guests of her sister, Mrs. winner of the obstacle race on old No. ‘J cessities. The only swiituning |**)l in the! upheld by tho state, saved the child Chas. Kanner of this city. of the Sanford l i r e department, t h e event stale emptied and clr a lied «-vyry day Practical Motor 9hlp. from bearing through life an appellaH|*mi Thursday* and Sunday* To let 78 if Mrs. (). W. lirudy and Mr* G I' taking place in front of tin- Sanford other days * Wlthout fun nolo, c o m I,firemen and tlon which Is not only unsuitable, to ..Smith will leave next Thursday tor So« Molise und tin- pri-a-ntallyn Ining made Table ImuiuI at Mr*. R I. Junes', one * mok" t ," > forerunner of tlie new mo- s«y tho least of It. for a little g ljl. byt % block from First street, on ifcAk avenue. torslilp has arrived Tho Danish East would also rseHtt"for mkn'jS'^WTS in :» luda, N. C., where they exp«-ct to remain by Mayor Harris , Mr. llrusie bus many reminiscences ijf 7♦»-1f Aslntlo Company hns made a 'practl- of tha most tragic disasters of modseveral weeks. old times in Sjuiford, und during his Ten arms ol good land lut aula- ut a m i test with a new boat of ten thous- ern times. Sometimes, however, tha -----~ ^ ~^ |ui |Mj- lu y lu r home -¡rjjy here exp«*rtir4«i look' ffjr nj| fri* oTtL hnrftmi, jn i r é c ncrcé cfcnrçd and. ertyv and Ama-idlsplarwmoht. The~7sfilp Is ’ ruh» o pera!»« rather hsrdlTT'às Whoft iMirne^tmd fe.-m Yl«nnca¿*w aa h ot allowed _ .i tnJacksonvint' Saturttny.m qrrtjl^íifU ir stirring'ftiiw-* I*‘d“Pr«f vcitaon. All uhder-fence; Near air-oH “ - (to f t her stTtH1-unTl tttt T» * lfunding u m i n i l i sstation f i t t i m i ion ll traction lintAlinosi m e n s e tn o tor boni d rlv e n by e n g ln c s to have his child christened Daisy, of early rluy*. given >iwhy Particular* ut Ib-rultl *urn«>whnt Mlmll«t to t b o * e In use up- after her mother, who Is an English brother, Mr*. J . N. Whitner and D A. Office un m o tn r r a i * T h e e u g tnn m o ni has woman. Caldwell. Dr. J I Davi* W II I linlr-rwiHMl IIIIW ini* a lir*t i la** tlu» n ilv a n ta g e of plen ty o f llght. no W. T. Dean«*, the elhcient hiM>kk«-«‘|x-r Dr f f Du Vi* I In- tipi in ;i o. u iir bt- ut b<ir*e *lii)«-i unti b h ick*im tli unti culi upj-f «u- hI vo hr-nt am i bill l it t le noi se rrn srs Moss* ttudlsd. Y m ir of the hay and grain e-duh|i>diiiteut •■I 11 i l b .I .l .ru* Ni-*t .1 It w (lav * (iti* w«* k guaritin e«- ufi wu rk tif liti* itu lu fe P nll f .t.k * ut Hi«« k«-«-l e n rrv eufflTha Mcropolls of HsllopoUs, tha In, InilM-s 1 all Ite Ii-s u feil ni lite lx-»| lutiti •I••rif fu el for a c ru ls n arm im i tlm tellactual center of Egypt for more J F! Pace, is enjoying hi* vaeution. *:• Hi ut Wttrk III llil* lille Nei- I litiler wimm I worh! than four thousand years, has bean w Iteli y uur borse ncetl* siile-» là tf The Herald building is In-ing endtacoverad by Danlnoa Pasha. HallR ur r, t!11— .— - (Kit. will hri-.ik .«ri-. 1 .i -m- ..f lianct-rl by a concrete w.tli from lit o|M>it* also Is known as tha tows Fui Reni ur Nti.ue ('rujijutig M> crlrr> I tuli- 1*1.1 i . ,. » .11.li if t.ll.l-ll lli. f, I i Norv<ay's W ater Power. street to the entrance of tin- Her tld (urlìi li* .lieti un Frem ii uveitiit- Ninifuril. wheio Musas rocelved thu saoerdotaJ tillin' Hu Fever will uni return P uce According to recent reports, the and m Bltary training, which proooded fui lite cumiiig scasou Atlilresu. Cà*il ------ apaUwtawto.-----------------------2.r, ce n t* amount of water power which I« In bis loHdersblp of the laraalltes In thalr (uibbetl ut 1tir- Rubiti^!* Nevi 7t tf Mr and Mr*. I. A llriuiili y have re­ the w,n of jirepnrntIon In Norway I* \\ .tuteli W Iule wtalli.in tu tiur-i- ,r,tm.nun horsepower In addition to the journey out of Egypt The necropolis Making Firn 1 Il IOH turner) from a slay at point* in North Is situated In tha deaert a little more Many ihsn three miles to tha east of tha l.iTtfh, till1 initier.ijifirr, it making t,liuti wi«ge* unti e\r>'||, lit bullt« fitrilgiil i-xlMlng 430,000 borse power Carolina anil report tin- Sanford * 11111110- ' Apply. \*r**»'iut«*l « tuintie* of large prujw< '* for t h e hydraulic work fili«' foto* ihr*«' day.*« and inmii^ party colony in (lie mountain* a* being in good Mutarleh obelisk T h eiv are many I* irsi Si U t,« 1 ) ,1 tu uni u | * i 11 ’ ll«* l i n g e Ht renin* Ilare b e e n t h e I lii'fii art- fin- jM.tf iii .p I iT n mí flu Saninrfi liée lu , health and enjoying life burial pits cut out of the rock In ths -ub)i-, i uf fram Ms«« granted during the Inst spurs of tbs Arabian range. Those lod*. - i V .t*uli* III* Hulit.r \1 t . «r 1 tu .’1 i• tu. Rev J F McKftmon pn-at lied .it tin which hnv« tisen excavated by DaulI --r Sale -i me hii-oiie** l,,| iu, lieti .,1• I f t f«-w u-iii«, and suili work I* nut ^ I•• 11. . r .nul Dr I P I'liilii«* .»r« ut,.. , I In« litdr* ill«- work no* I’ssbn were from 66 to 210 feet Presbyterian cbur> It last NtHiduv ami i lisi slfeel up|M,stl.' Ite K-ll'luils Nes| aliuiit MnUlied H. i <e|i lint i«— .nui tie- wuri Hit . •t \ on MJo*«mi Ib i>n)plele,1 and mint tier deep. oij/tccount of hi* inking a trip to Nt w H o te l Big liiirg.iiu V >hii un . . , 11 ,,r le nii* They were filled to tha top t-H-w-nee uf line fotugri-f> ‘ Mr. D ig it Çj'i/.ë'-iu' riiter|»rlan on Hie HnuimniiKer Ntreum with sand and contained embalmed hu­ fro nt. I l , dei-p Rulli B i i , k* York there will I n o service at tin- Pres- I Ita* l i t t e , I up one u( flit* tihe*t - t udl ii * Ut liuuil i. T iu i i jm . i l i M'I *Jlp I* sunn to give the city of Morgen a man bodies and the skeletons of sa­ liyleriun chureh during tin- lu-xl two tin- - 1.it«- .uni will m a k e h s irr in g bu l fur large amount of »•1,*■ trio eurrent. i ur Nule v li e u p P ig li , 1,1*.* *,idilli c r e d animals and blrda Undamaged w«-ek*. tiu- p h u t o g r . i p h w o r k uf N u o t i , i l u r 1<i 11 I » >11 > A ls o op«-n t'iig g ) uiul h ii rn esIbis eggs were found M o. N. H. tinnier and daughter. Mr*. Henry Mi lumini Jeweler *'l il J. H. Lawson, an- in Atlanta tin* week, ( («•41 B »Ivev. rcpr*-***-i itut IV,- of Pud Fur Sale-—Whit«- leghorn* Pun- brtd and i-x|a-ct to go to T ih-cou lor a visit, di n A; P a t.- [filino lion*.-, will call on I Mo k , A|I> 'lu“" n ,V ..... 11vi- bun where Meruirs. Garner and Lawson will you *oon to trade you out of that olii (ItimI lm|iikre Cupi. I unir, city dm K nr ut Knirr|iriiii* h:i ef join them later. piano ur organ Ile I- the hading Only exclusive Baker in (lie city All mixing dnne Civil engineer can a*e young man tle FI. G. Moore, marujger of tin- Postal m.ike- File Muthiishek pianos, tin- niruig learn survey work mill diufitug wiih lutest imjiruvcd Sanitary mnctiinery Telegraph office here ha* returned from llri-w-tcr piano* the I,e*ler pianos, the Ex(H-n*e* anil $i 00 |»-r day While tail of S P E N C E R S B R E A D H AN D LED by all F I R S T C L A S S G R O C E R S tin- annual encaiii|'in«-nt •>( tin Florida i Iti-'ki-rit,c put-*, tiie Story A • lu ­ , 1 1V M u s i a g r e e l u - I t , k I-, t i n * t i l l N c p f S p e c ia l O rd e rs Flllod P ro m p tly < u I 1 Iill I -t , ,f (,,( f e l l -It * H f V I II M t i M (Mi l i n state troop* at Black Point Mr Moon l l , *• i- 11 F arra m l u'gii' * MX hour i*'f tiny vallile in i it> W, \l.ikr K.VCI vtlmij! Known to tlic I r«adc was adjutant to Major Mile* and enjoy* <ip or i-bou« Nu t ami ask bit', iiliuip V n ni mn «»|i|mir 11«niV> fnr ahi.It ili V* .'u tile distinction of being one of tire l>«-*t in tin- guaranteed Mr« w*t«-r plant' t at 1‘HONE 1(H). NO. I l l PARK AVE NUE. hor Suie New |{n«Mfli(ir nliMi forty le-at* them all in tone, ijuallty and pile*-, acre farm, with 2 story IO risiili residence. the Second Regiment. J27,r>.()0, witli t«-rrn* Ini* all others of facing lake Box 173 8'J 8ji 1™ "Mrs. W. II. William* and non Horace sume grude la-at to a frazzle 88-Ite For R«-ut— Tw i 3u!l Pal»tory hou*c. have returner! home from a month'* metto avenue A P Gmnrily ■Ml 21 H visit to friend* and relative* in Lumkin. Wnde. tne Tuner Orlando if tor Knit S«*v«*n rtHiiii lion«»«* 7o* |*Jlrk -‘f Ga. Mr. William* i* happier (Iran if i urluad uf <teurgia wuleriuelun* tu iivrniif \(ltlrt*ss P O Box. M l t UV ire had b j IiI 11 trig lull of furniture. morrow mooring .11 li li Hill * grocery 'III if % O n e a n d tw o liur*e w a g o n * w i t h celery Mrs. Currie S. Jackson, sooretary to 1 «»r Sjilt* \ ^imm| ^rntli* Hull lit I mille. M,a k in i im siniif olii Itiisiiir.HH iijjmn and prf|Mtrt*<l to do all kinds \iMrrM Ii«»x I I 7 i tv School Superintendent 1- W Riiclrliol/ flared *ide I hh I i c * ut U n d e r w o o d * fri tf ('h#* •i• for • i**h t j lin alili Sheci Iron Work, lin Kisiliiijl, (¡nlIiTiiiji. I*i|m* Fitting Ml if lia* been granted a month'* vueulion I* I,a* engine repair* Siinfunl Mat lime and ,l"l' W*u k dniii- tu orili-r also Artesian Wells Will make it fr»--IWtí por Knit or Sloire Farming—Severul ginning yesterday. Mrs Jackson will A ( i m a g e («) interestitijj to all ( ’onlraelors mid Mtnlders. Call nr write ine visit her sister in Sanford for m-verul All kind* uf r«-(«ilIr work Salifuril Mn- nc '** I mil. Inai*«- and imrn, Iwu lluwiag when von want miytliiiijj in my line Simp Cor 3 rd Si Oak Ave. fri 18 if well* 2 • mile* from j«>*lolticc .Sanford. days and will then go to Pennsylvania, clone A liar age Co Fia. AddiHon I. Willimu* IM)-1f ( urloud uf (iiMirgiu watermelon* towhere she will visit.—Tampa Tribune. ,, ,, I For Rent—Flight room house, with hath, t morrow morning at H. II Hill * grocery. Corner Second street and French avenue. ▼ The llrusie Slaters left for Sanford this Bring votir old tires to Sanford Machine Iteming orange tree* Artesian well morning after sjiending a pleasant w«-«-k l> 0 BOX -1H1 PHONK i:i5 - - SANEOHI). FLORIDA A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf Modern conveniences Address Mr*. Finiin Orlando at the Lucerne Theatre. Auloes and carriage painting at Un- ,1,n ,,lB,nr«0 2tp Ï ^ - S - <•+++++++++++♦ Here is hoping they will be given a* lug dcrwiaaF* First class work fri 3-tf a reception in Sanford as they received We are «-«|iii|>|w-«l to hnndle your re[>mr in Orlando.— Reporter-Star. i|^)(u()ntiM (in(iy(iM ()M (iui|U(X«iU(VLI, V V V V / V V V V V V V V V V V V V Y i V V V l V V > work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. A A A A A A A A a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A « fri 48tf *Jno. D, Jinkins writes that he is thor- S P E N C E R ’S BACK W . . oughly enjoying the Baptist encamp­ Ih c rc urc Iwo Kinds of Chill Ionic ment at Virginia Bench. Rev. nnd Mr*. PLANKS AND O IlirR S Wildman of this q ty nnd I)r. Hully of DeLaitfi are also attending the meeting The «Id reliiihe Plank* (.'liill Tonic 1» and Mr. Jinkins says it is very successful Guaranteed to drive out Muhina to cure in every way. Chills, Fever. Colds nnd Grip, your money There is expected to bo a general exo­ back if it does nit. 25c and 50c per bottle. dus of Sanford people to the mountains Ask your Druggist. fn-tf and seashore within the next few week*. Notice All that can get away will do so and Good farm and buggy burse for sale those that are left at home will lie cooler nnd two milk cows with calves Apply to and more comfortable thnn the onr* who Thomas E. Wilson. 58-tf go away. The Gate City House tin* bnmglit down Mrs. Marie Smith and her duugltler, the high cost of living Only $1 00 per ^lisi Lillie Fair Smith of Montgomery, week for the linest Inblc hoard in the city 't- Ala., arrived Monday and are the guests See Parker., • 28 of Mrs. W. N. Leffler. Miss Lillie F'nir ■pent one winter ln4 Sanford, teaching GEO. B. IVEY in the Grammar School, and has many Notary Public friends hero who will welcome her on her return. All kind* of I/cgnl Papers. Doeds. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I.ilja and Mr* W iliam s of Sanford are the guests of M r and irfra. Oscar Windhorst for n few days. Today they will motor to Limonu to ■pend the day with Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Browne a t Sunnyside Bungalow.— Tam ­ pa Tribune, ft’ SEv. ¡i.*«-' ¿tv;-. : f » ON -.v3jn - ’ B A K E R Y THE JOB! I* S T A F F O R D A I1 Reduce the Cost of Your Living Our W holesale P ric e List Will Save You Good Money We «are T IIE ONLY STRICTLY CASH WHOLESALE HOUSE IN JACK­ SONVILLE, and ns we employ no traveling salesmen, can always save you money. Merchants Grocery Company Mortgug«-*, Acknowledgements taken. Rental* and Collections. Official Cadet for the I. I . U Benefit Society. The best and rhea|H»t .Sick, Injury, Accident und Death Benefit Protection. Office In Coats building, 2nd and Pal­ metto. Sanford Branch .306 W. First St., Stoner Gove Block. PHONE 298. SA - ■ r - •aI ,v « . ■-«'■ i U . *-• l'rtit-aVii-''.“- il i . �i-i— - H ] »—i' ..... » lift' B h' ■» ■ u v r ilUUbcrcr« County Commlesloner Want* , .I I Brick for Count; Strong endorsement for paving the county roads with brick was given yes­ terday afternoon by W. A. Weet, chair­ man of the Board of County Commis­ sioners, In conversation with a represen­ tative of the Tribune and several other persons. Mr. W est's attention was called to the fact that many roads throughout the county are in need, of repairs, and that this situation is due to the -policy followed for many years of constructing roads of rock and clay. When the reporter suggested the sug­ gested the construction qf brick roads, Mr. West aald: "T h a t la what will have to bo done. With the clay and brick roads now exist­ ing $ 100,000 per year is .required to keep them in repair, and all the money that can be spared for road work is only about $130,000 a year, leaving only $30,000 for new roads. Brick is the best paving material. If that was not the case, tho state of Ohio would not be lay­ ing brick. The cost there is very heavy, because tho brick paving must be laid «on a base of concrete to make it solid. "Another thing, there Is no cK n ce for contractors to fall in specifications in laying brick roads. Either the paving is laid or it is not laid, whilo with rock and day roads tho contractors can lay what appears to be a good road and at ____ points leaving it much thinner than the specifications without being found o u t " ’ •. While*-ths» original eoet ©Maying brick “ i s coiuidointUl^tJRc than th at!of I*yfi>< rockor clay roads, great saving ultimate­ ly results, in the opinion of unbiased au­ thorities on road work, In-cause vitrified brick will last almost forever and re­ quires no repairs. A few years of sys­ tematic brick paving work and Hills­ boro they declare, would havo tho (incut road system in the state.—Tampa Trib­ une. Another Oriatido Daily-------It is reported on what seems to Ingood authority that Orlando is really to have another daily newspiqn-r. Mr. J<>siah Ferris, propreitor of the South Florida Sentinel says that the building he now occupies has been leased by the new company and that he has got to bunt another location. One of the stockholders of the new enterprise re|>orta that »even thousand dollars' worth -of stock has already ln-en sold and other n-|nirt says a new linotype machine has already been ordered. Messrs. Benedict, Snowden. Thomason und Morse an- said to be the promoters. Orlando is hardly large enough to sup­ port one daily and it seems inevitably that two cannot succeed, but only time can tell which of the two it will be.— Tampa Tribune. To Resist The I s « There was a imarting of some thirtyfive local aulomuhile owners and drivers in P. J . Heck’s office last Wedniwday evening. Throe men are all to be arn-nted tomorrow; not because of the meeting, but because they have not paid their state and county automobile license. Tho meeting was for the pur­ pose of organizing and resisting the pay­ ment of the tax. which the participants all regard as an im|KMition on otherwise law abiding citizens. The meeting raised a fund and decided to employ Hon. S. J Hilburn to fight the case for them. They believe the law to be unconstitutional; anyway they think it would be ju st as proper to charge a aman a license to push a mule cart as it is to push a gasoline wagon. —Palatka Herald. Ntrikcra Are lUoling Toledo, Ohio, July 16.—Two men wenshot and three injured by stones in a riot early this evening, when a crowd of union sympathizers attacked a dray on which a number of strike breakers were riding. None of the men were seriously injured. After the shooting, fifteen guards, said by the police to be imported strike breakers, were arrested, on a charge of ^ ting with intent to kill. They were iaed on bail. k PM t f Militiamen Killed By Lightning Anniaton, Ala., July 16.—Charien K ir­ by and H. Rape were killed and seven­ teen others seriously injured when the rows tent of Company B , Second Ala­ bama Infantry was struck by lightning today. One of the men injured is not expect­ ed to live. T h e injured were taken to u t u limmediately u m i o u i a M - i / «after « t e i tthe uo u tn u n iL , boepiCals accident. All are members of the Birmingham company, any. ■ fe fS t ■ EN-DEN-HALL’S C H IL L TO N IC la m Ju ly 16.1912 THE SANrÒtfO HERALD FAVORS BRICK ROADS Bit in f»TVSr —— 6 if. . ■m■i l.-w , ~~— Best foe Malaria, Qffll« god Guaranteed. i'i.V - t (itiirt V rvtnr tFe g i f t o f The godi“ with ono of your •ervan ts!" "Ob. noJ Thero la n lantern festl- j val at Harashl and every one will ho th e r e ” . “Good! By the time you return 1 shall no longer bo heurt-froo" Russell Lane waved bis friend* By JEAN DICKERSON good-by as they rolled away In their 'rickshas and made bis way hack to (O o v r rW k t.tn t .tz U lw m ij I T — » r the garden veranda where he could flano-koga ia an Idyllic Japaneae vil­ look down at tho little lake lying a lage near Tokio. Ruaioll Lin o had few yard* beyond. The full moon waa Just shoeing unsuccessfully tried to put aomo f alfovo tho tops of aomo black and Ita beauties on canvas, but the o cci­ dental brush Is too heavy to do Jue- ragged cedars on a distant bill, and It tlce to the dellcato airiness of Nip­ would ho somo tlmo boforo Its silver J m rays touched the surface of the lako ponese scenery. ’ u -rC « At Close of Business June 20, 19 12 "I'v e tried water co lo n and crayon to nwaken Into life tho closed buds of, and pen and Ink—and I can't do n tho moon lotua. Thoro was tho chirrup of countless thing with I t ! ” ho growlod at hla host 1 who waa watching him from tho Insect* In the garden grasses, tho cry i t -r .* of an owl, tho sllp*llpplng of strawveranda. W ith a quick atroko ho ItchourrcH painted out hla work and toseed down sandaled foot on tho mattod floors within as the servants went to and the bruabes. l-oan.i and Discounts $169,605.69 Luctua W hite amlled wisely. "Ho- fro. After a whilo those sounds died Cash on hand and in Banks 67.513.4:1 cauae you're not Nipponese,” ho said. away In a hurst of hnppy laughter Stocks, born 1.1 and securities 13,028.96 from the kltchon en tran ce and disap­ "Give a native a rtist a scrap of Overdrafts 136 91 parchment and with a splash of water peared down a hedged lane. R eal-Fiatato. Furniture nnd Fixtures 32 636 97 The moon roso rapidly. Russell colors or a dab of India ink he would • reproduce my garden so th st you could ■trolled down to the shore of the lake Total . ...-................ bear the leave# rustling on the mul­ and threw him self on a whlto tnarblo $282 721 95 bench. In his while clothes he be­ berry tree.** Listimi lea " I believe It because you aro a m is­ came part of the snowy bench. sionary and you- ought to speak tho Tho magic of tho moon lotus was Capital Stock paid in $ 30.000 (Ml .truth.” replied Russell, looking en­ working. Surplus , 10.000 00 viously about tho miniature garden, Thero catno a whispering rustle as Undivided Profite 848.35 whore art had so assisted nature that of tho opening of hundreds of flower • Dividend No. 8 1,200 00 the diversified landscape of a great e s­ petals, but he dorlded the fancy. With Deposite 240.673 6O tate hod been compressed within tho ono idlo hand he could have touched confines of the half-acre that belonged tho nearest lotus had he wished. Total to tho m issionary's houyo. Tho moon flooded tho lake, and oven Ow-w'd warfed -ncal* —Uuiu> wns n ns ho gazed tho dark patches of sweep of turf, tinkling stream s span­ leaves and buda stirred and almost ned by fairy bridges, stunted treos, Imperceptibly th eir appearance changI, H. K. T o la r, C ash ier o f th e P e o p le s B o n k of Su nfonl. 0 -darkness waa. beds of^thTwers/tpsvtlloji* and tea-;| cd. - W bnm .nll had Floritlftr h ereb y c e r tify lh a t -t h e a b o v e s U U c n m it iT co rre ct. houses, graveled walks, and In the cen­ nowr g .fle ld ^ L p ln lt blopm ^ n d there . ter, beneath a circle of 'willow” tree«, was a h eav ily 'sw rat-frag rn n ce on th« H J S iT O W k R ; C a sh ie r thero was a largo lake whose surface air. was almost covered with lotus leaves At that moment Russell Lane de­ “Try again,” encouraged Mr. W hile. clared he would believe anything he "Come out tonight when the moon snw— and yet. nlmost Instnntly. hts lotus blooms and paint the garden by credulity was strained to Ita utmost moonlight.” There cnino a soft sigh near «1 hand. Russell shook his head. “No." he Ills eyes shifted from the lako to the said regretfully. "If I cannot paint bank beside hts bench. yaur Japaneso garden when tho nun A girl wns standing thero. half shines on It 1 am sure (hat I could polood on tho shore of the lake, ono n o t d o .lt when It la bathod In moon­ foot on tho low stono coping, her light. Rano-kogn tempts mo so sorely hands clasped loosely boforo her. Bh« that I shall go away." was slender and dark haired and garb­ "At least you will defer your de ed In a loose Jnpnneso robe of some S HI P P E RS ()h partur» until you havo e©en my lotus Palo shimmering fabric that seemed pond In full bloom." protested the woven of the white moonlight and the missionary pale pink of the lotus blooms R ub "W hen Is that to bet** sell could *<>«* her profllo, for she. too. "It should ho In bloom tonight when wns gating tn rnpt delight at ttm tho rnoou Is full. Then tbu pink buds phenomenon of tho unclosing of the ; moon lotus. Hho had not seen hint — she »as en­ tirely oblivious of tils presence * ♦♦♦♦♦« Who wns sh e* The spirit of the moon lotus made visible for one mnglc hour? Russell looked at the pale robed form and then at the pink glory of the blossoms In the second that hla attention wni diverted she snw him nnd shrank hark with a startled exclam ation and he SANFORD. FLORIDA kn</w that she was flesh and blood nnd of his own race. Instantly ho wn* upon his feet and apologizing for — — — — A frightening her "It wns too beautiful to disturb by ( mere words," lie explained "Th» W hites are sway this evening and told me of the opening of tho flowers; It Is a rare sight.” "Y es. Indeed,” she said In a so ft deep voice that matched the dark tw-nuty of her eyes nnd the creamy loveliness of her sktn. "I live next door to the W hites and I have Just re a u . Wo r k d o n e b y turned from Toklo I thought the gar­ den »-a* deserted, nnd I. could not r© «1st coming over to see tho lotus blooms." No 103 Wral Fini Strrrf Nell Don» lo l Hy K»*« “They toll me that there Is a legend A Girl W as Standing Thera. connected with tho opening of th« moon lotus." will unfold .under a cold gaze of Luna, It was on the tip of R u ssell's tongue only to close again when aha sots. It to give u tteran ce to this daring re­ ta a rare sight In the neaaon.** mark. but at that moment tho girl ‘*1 will stay,” decided Russell, put­ turned and her foot sllppod on the ting away hla painting things. atone coping. She would have fallen "G ood!” cried Mr. W hite, roualng In among the lotus flowers If ho had OF SANFORD, FLA. himself. "L o t ua aak Millie to glvo not caught her In his arm s. us a lunch of rice cakes and fruit and r. H . R A N D . P r e s id e n t OKO. MERMALO, Vie* P««* For an Instant they looked In earb we wljl ride out to Sunset Hill and I P. P. F O R S T E R , C a s h i e r B. P. WHITHER, Asst. other’s eyes, and tn the brief Interval hellev« I can promlso you a brief each one realized that the fato meted Only National Bank in Orango County glimpse of the top of Fujiyam a.” out to every maid and bachelor who Funds Protoctod by Burglary I n s u r a n c e It waa a fte r sunset whon they re­ looks upon the unclosing of the moon turned from the "ricksha ride, and they lotua waa theirs. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent sat down to tablo by the light of a O R G A N I Z E D 1887 very American oil lampi Poisonous Metals In Foods. Mra. W hite announced that a me#A pure food investigation by Dr. sag# from n alck servant would sum­ Carlo F o m e n t! of Mlllan baa dealt mon them to the other end of the vil­ with poisonous metals tn food sup­ 1 .1lage. plies. Moat m etal salts a r« poisonous, *T am so sorry, Lucius, because tho and are liable to occur In acid foods moon lotus will bloom tonight.” she and drlnka from chem ical action oj) added. containing vessels. Lemonade and ~ " I have promised Russel! a rare o th er acid d rink* b o popular.In Amernight If hn will remain— perhaps we -lea, and even carbonated waters, often H arness end W agons Blaeksm lthlng and Horseshoe» will return In tim e." contain lead. "Don't disturb yourselves on my Exchanged account.” wan Rusaell'a assurance; "1 will watch th# phenomenon m yself." HEAVY HAULINQ AND CONTRACTING Removing India's Capital. "Look out th at you are not snared Arrangem ents are proceeding rap­ by th# w itchery of the moon lotua idly fo r tho removal of th« winter cap­ apIrlL” teased llr . White. ita l o f India from C alcutta to Delhi. It "Ah, th ere 1# a legend connected la expected th at by next January ac­ with u r -i commodations for all departments will "W hatever maid or bachelor b e In readiness. The finance and 206 E. Bay S t., Jacksonville, Fla. watches the opening of the moon lotua com ptroller general's departments are will see revealed the future." cxpocted to move next October. AGENTS FOR P ou ltry Sup plica s a d R e m e d ie s " 'F ete' Implying future life part­ M id la n d P o u llry Feed Grit, Shell, B eef Scraps, ner r * laughed Russel. Qod la Master. "O f course.” R o b e r t E s s e x In cu ba*4" ( 0 Grain, Etc. Ood la m aster ,o f thè ecenea; we iW, "Although 1 am an avowed bacheMm — elate Ua* *C la U m » to t« . I. P K t t - * - * wu‘ llr, I will put It to proof this vary Ja u a t n otch o ose whlch pari, we MOM«, sad Passata night! Am I assured of having the a c t; ft co n cern i us only to .b e cara­ Writs For Our sad Poultry Supply Mes *-*•* i& tu g jg k u p . M f U , pr a m t l t U r i tili Uafc va do tt w«IL— Blahop Taylor. Moon Lotus STATEMENT OF CONDITION Peoples Bank of Sanford, Fla. C h a se & Co. Florida Fruits -""' Vegetables General Insurance Agents HANSON MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ELECTRIC MACHINERY FIRST NATIONAL BANI HAND BROTHERS LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALES S TA BLE Horses and Mules Bought and E . A . M a rtin & C o m p an y k: - . .. .*•■«: Hi . �rhavu been in this business a good many Residence For Salo DK. K. M. MASON year*, and you nre the first man who New ten room house with all conve-l Chrlo. Codrinfton Nall« The Plunder ever took the trouble to *¡«> :i good word * BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES DENTIST bund Again to me for un operator Hut com­ niences, just Iwx-n screened throughout with ImkI copjH-r screens. Twenty l**ar- Weltiorn lih* k Phone ID I 2 5 B IC Y C L E S On April 19, The Now* called atten­ plaints! Why there seem to be a million ing orange trix-s. js-can t « t * , ubuut } TROW M ¡4 UP Tl) t i l. FOR NEW women in town with nothing elmto do Sanford. Florida tion to the unjust "re-rnting" given fifty rose bush«** and ottlor plants All He <7i PW« n -------------------------------------- c------------- * Lake Helan and Casaadaga dwellings hV loll make com plaint* about o p era to rs .” in lirstdass condition and situuted on SMANIBARGfK I t is no teth|>eV Aoothing jo b Mr. Hard* of the Ituurunce Trust. The that Sanford Heights, the prettiest n-sidence > O K I .A N U O . FL O R ID A DH. K. C. MOA RDM AN trust has issued a « ‘-rating *liji «lut«*J which the Telephone girl bold*. wctioii in Florida. Finest artesian waShe lots I) 1. N I I -S I April 13th, 1912, in which many of th.to serve at once a grasping ter from deep well Can uLso sell two residence* of Lake Helen and C'asaadaga corporation and exacting public. 1 other lots with |>oultry yard and orango A ll M odern Metho<i* and Appliances had been increased 25 cents per hun­ She is held res|>onsihle not only for her trees, fine galvanized barn and gnrden ORLANDO FLORIDA dred dollars, on yhe allegation that the own mistake* but for the counties* mis- adjoining. Will be sold at actual cost as chimney« In the'house* were not built takes made by other jieople. my business necessitate* closer residence. You roughly jar your telephone and j on bracket*. Under date of April M, D R C. G. MUT T K. J. H OLLY dated only one dny later than the first your nerve* if she docs not iiiiwwr in-. ( ¡j Herald Ofliee DENTIST slip, another re-rating slip was issued stantly; you think she is teasing you cutting out the (uiditionu! charge of 25 I when she tells you the line you want is «Ultep Yowell lluildllig cent*. The second ««-rating slip, which ! busy, you are furiou* over her stupidity SANFORD. FLORIDA dated only one dny later than the first when you get the wrong party because one, was not received by insurance you give the wrong numlM-r, and |n-ragents here until after the middle of haps you more tinnì ball *w*|>v«*t she lis­ GEO. A. *DkCOTTES May. This was a n ' arbitrary charge, tens to all you *a> over the line She is ATTORN EY a m . COIJNSKU j OR ai LAW Her work is made with the evident, intention of ex­ a sadly misjudged girl tortion, as no such provision is made in dilliriilt and her errors marvelously few. P ra ctice in S t a l e and F «-derni Courts for unnecessary the book ia*ued by the {insurance com- She has no time .................... wurua words, tiiirncr-WiHKlrufl Uldg Sanford Fin. paniea on which rate* nre supported to Im* thouKh she is ils ¡Milite as the public will _________________ » _______________________ based. If other towns in Florida' are !K’r,n<t her to be. paying thin extra chnrge of 15 cent* |>er S,u‘ kn°w* that you never think, of her W. E. H0USH0LDER! hundred, the citizens should take up the service except when it go«-* wrong, ami Satisfaction G u a ra n te e d D EN T IST matter, through the press, and force the never *|>«-ak of her <*xcept to "kn ock." Expert W o rkm o n insurance companies to return to them Yet she patiently do«** the U-st she can K«»nit 23. 21 and 25. Pico III«U Phone 41 B y for you. through long hour* and for |>oor the amount they have been overcharged. r r > ni «r n r t i s t . i t N F O K h . F I. O R I I) A 1 The overcharge does not amount to pay. M i s IS I I M II IIII Al'l'KfCl.ITt« i II i Dnn't imagine that you are disting­ more than two or three dollar* to each Cl KtlllL III III III L . (i. S T R IN G F E L L O W property owner, but in the aggregate it uishing yourself by com|ilikiiiing against t'OM T I 1*11 I will amount to considerable to u whole her. Thousands have been ahead of you. . Orders Taken at nm i.Ill I in v TV JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Hot s.v, a word in her fiiiiir a P ”f|i«‘ ■l i hi «; i i m tin s i r community—and it is simply a steal n o i ak t ru ts u i \ •« , . o X . i n i i a or-rn m i n k Not satisfied with increasing the prop r«vh*- pince, «m i you s tan d alnue-t done H IM HI I l>l I witli an appro« mg conscience * t y op nearly ail OeLumi jirop^rii -that OfHer in ('ity Mali .<V*/» ( I S HI 1 US’ has been /e-rated since the town put in »• / K I I l> I S TO S e n a to r L orim cr O u ste d C . 1 S I I . I S I II I I I K J U u paid fire department, the insurance T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S ON — or — trust-hp* »tow addod 15 -c**nU per hur a voti* -oí2M. William* Loi ATtOpNEY AND COUNSELUlit m i l - a h i i ^ i r «»<>■-• v-*r*~hnc livid fl (Put T i f EOPLES BAKU OF SANFORD iture contam fiiLiiu^cSte' -----^ ------ AT LAW ¡mt* per liutfflrcsr'dn due Iti ili«* l *nit *-i I Stati-* Senat«- ns a m e m ­ DEPOSITS INSURED AGAINST. I f ings that are rented from time to t mu­ ber from the sta te of Illinois, was Sat tir I ««Ir Si Klr \I ti .f li r V v r i u l , / ' " I * l» l I ' m m i 4 % ON SAVINGS r lti other words, if u DeLnnd man who •lat afternoon «*xcludi*l from tliut body M. M S M I T H , P r « « Ki-.iUrni-r-. Smili.ni ,,lki s»n-., I rent* his house for a f«-w weeks during I n«|«-r the «ote |.ornn>- ha* never «idiM R S TE V E N S . V P r»« the height of the tourist season ha* b«-en «•ndl; held a s,-at m the >«-mit«- in spjt,. H E T O L A R . C «*K i«r carrying $2,000 insurance on hi* Iumn of tlo fact th at he Ju«* bi-i-n tin re - u n , i and $ 1,000 on hi* furniture, puling in I ifll- l'Mlf«. .«ltd hi the vote III tin N B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY the past ICO.00 for a thris- years j*olic\ I tilted Stllll-s Senate he |iu.«s«,s out of i I.INt « II N HULI.F.V. PI. I> I.ill D I I D P .r ...lr „1 now want* to insure his proper!« it will I In- ....... . •I-. MLS St IIOOL 11I,:NI1N your I: .•F cost him an additional $1 50 for hi* fur m»nO R W i n n tin- r i - o il i of th e « o t e w as an I Send Them to Ntvlmm. niture and $4.00 more for the innurnnre uouucmI, Iniruner *««nl not hint» and Fall Term Uegin* Kept. 25 lit rr«.fr**«««r* »n«l I n«t rtj•■t««r# **» •r. » - i oil hi* dwelling This is according to w a lk e d I • ti,,, i I, ,.i V r o o m • uM<*fr «d I Mirrai \j t* 1 \ 1«i V. r»'t ) Mil«! li t ig a < ol D g r o f I J t w . ■* S-rr I ftittiiu« the tlPW rat«- runde under d a te of May 4, S m o o t of I ta il t l i r o w m g art a r m .i \ e r I n • i>M**f«* of T*-^hn<»lof y •«II I -ft«t Veli shouhler • o f llu sin iw i the r«-rating granosi the p«*iple of 1i. f I ,i*ot».ouo oo K.nd'twm**«it I ' i r p a r a t o r y Arad**my ¿l.iMKi \ olum«« m l.iLrary T h e Vote to unseat ! wintrier wns Land in consideration of their mcr«-a*«s| N o m ai S c h o o l S Iii iHifl l*tj»<- «If fan (>••1« H ill* - m »k* t«lf m o n « ; Hlrnbl*«! f u i « i l , SrhiMil of Mei’h in lr Arta {<» | . * r f p I ^|M»rat«irt»*« f o f S r i P f i r r tire depnrtllU-nt ex|>ell*e of one or two r e s o lu t i o n o d e r e d I*« Se n a to r I iti • flit**«» running 11 1 l i t IM T i l T I T lf ll ffiO r . v t y S« h ' v d o f VI o a i r l ' r i * t i r | o u « * | 1 •rit i f a l L - j u l p o i « li t t i l l nils«.} « I l l ) w i f e r « l f l < « I r U « •• l <IU| » l U r f i S r h t N t l o f K i n r Art# thousand dollar* p«-r year W hen our of IVnnesvn-e I lie resolo* ion deci N t p x í l r I h i r m a l n f f o r i m i n g m r n a m i |<iung l« n U *n«l »d J'ia lA liU id U r lo tp n tT».! '-a rru g « ••ngh •U|»rr . |»b*n ----«unten • » t r i n i a i l m l n t « l r « ( U n a n d tK«r people get real tired -if till* steal tin-« tin l.o ru -e f i let lion i n v a l i d •" Asking «1•%Icm It gots’li t«|lQ | an«t ft lltu* ••»•r I hrlwlbm and n«»i « r r l a i l i n l P # < h l n ( A««r ral#l<>g» «»< i l r « « . f«»< I n f o i m i l k i n , f•••»in •r« «al bí n a i l i l r r » * I ft*!# In ftll « I i« « purUildft ftttd tlftllonftry •yill birce their re p r e s e n t a ii« i— in i la- g u n d - 1 *i.«t •o r r ii't n -eít i nl« a I ¡.- , V * a > <« « fw i*r * '--■*<'• iLlb|D i.. m :. ■•< » l . - f f ■ t» .; «t lU U r» , * i 4 , U r ! lie f*«.ft4 l f > w l « H U fuft I n e «oll I ir . legislature to prote« i them In tin- Ilei» were - lit J t|o « is I IM W -lK s jT Y , D K I .A .M ), F L O R I D A tU« ft*« meantime they should provide the extra at ti n- e n d u a m g ti ght a n d afti r -i> lilltrr A flyltr Im W»«ki, Gti 15, Mac», la. $5 50 that the Insurance Trust want* d a y - of pr<*rra<-te«l d e l m l « - in w h i c h I or lin e i hi Mise I f o c t u p l e d U n - (lo or for t h r u from each one of them Uel.und N- w* ^ i r i f f ' i f i l l « t i t I f r f « I l f : : i i m i m V f t f i f i V i f fW iV f^ ' j WELL DRIVING Artesian Wetls of Every Description HILL n LUMBER CO. * a •! ■vp. HILE HARDWARE CO. w w m ñw m m I * s - n u is . m a k i n g .»n ini|>a-*siiini*l idea in I i|ef«-n*i- of Ills election Deeper Waterways Association C. H. D I N G E E W hen tin* >• n. iti riTfiii« «*ii«*i 1 411 - * Philadelphia, P a . July 15 l on P lu m b in g and morning there wits .« well defined la-lief gressman J . Hampton Moon«, President of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways A.x- th at the cits«- would In- continued, the G a s F i t t i n g sociation, ha* is*u«sl th«- call (or the pro l.orttner forces working for further Fifth Annual Convention of that bo«ly delay in the final vote III the hope of M l W o r k Ki*i r i v r n M v PrrH in u il A H r n f i o n winch will take place S«-pt»-mb«-r Ith. •hanging -s «er.il « ole* in f »«-or of th** II till Ik*1#1 o f f «I f * •ih un«l fith. at New | .union, • nun and from the present indications it will I » p p l s l l , I I I I II •'Imiir 2.1 \, itiiildtng V-sm intloll lur rxc«s-d any pruviou* lonveiituo in point of altendanc«-. \ luiililiiig and luán a.-ssm'i.itiun cun The New London arrangements are <luct«*l on a strictly cou p e ra tiv r ho*i* Ising worked out by a commit«** of can be mud«- to pay u bur ri-turn on ih< prominent business men and city ofli- ili«i-*tmi-fit, and bivide* such an orgnni JEW ELER riul*. of which Mayor Bryan F Mahan ratiun net* a* .« great factor in promiiting m s r m A i.m s is rhuirinnn. and it i* said that the pro th«- stilislaiilial gr.ia ifi of tin- town gram of entertainment will «-«pial. if not vaid \ P « uniiell« ni .Sanford, to the l*i* k.ini a II HiJ rmnir<t n u m i » '«» Stcrllllk* S l l v r f excel, th«- Ixwt that has Ixs-n pnivided ti.l/ efte Wed*|i-.ibt« I*1.11#*«l War#* M r < 1o i iii-|l - i . t r i e d i I -o l.lin e ,n.l »t any of the |>re«-iou* gathering* Mg'in tint V\ ill Im iti \\ «ili Im** I l.l'lof. .it -.i-.ford si 1(1 , 1 \efff. tine id tin- fentun-s of the m in i-iitu ' j |. I.l 11 Iwill t»e an assemblage of tlo- tio««-rnor* •Igu. and lie i* tu ¡Hlsltfoll to lestif« to (Jo A ll Gt » IDS Gl I AKA N IK K D T ile re of the Atlantic Seaboard Slat«-* on t|>< b«-ni-lit.* 1lint b a l e followed first day. Fraternal gr«**ting* la-tw«s-n turn* tin\•* been -ati-fa« lory to the stia k the north and south will l»e a feature of huhler*. and Sanforil i* milch Lh-K i t nil these proceedings. Governor Baldwin for being tin- home of ¡nidi an org a n iza­ of Connecticut will make the address of tion. Sunn- of Ki**imm«*-'* leading citizen* welcomo on t>ehalf of the "N utm eg” »tat« and Governor Mann of Virginia have Iieeii looking into th«- building ami will n*spond for the south. It i* «-x- loan btiMin«*«* with a view of organizing pect«-d that President T aft and Governor »iicli a company her«-, and it i* likely Wiiodrow WiUon of New Jersey will ulso th at till* will lie a d ev elop m en t of tin near future. la- prnbnt during the exercises. Mr Connelly had not it-tb -d Ki**im The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association wtu form«*! in 1907 for the m«*- in a number of year*, and In-, like all purpose of -agitating an inland wat«-r- oth er* «\ho havi* not *<*-n tin- town in way from Maine to Florida. The agi­ some time, wa.- *urpri.-u*l to - i f tin- evi tation resulted In the adoption ol a defi­ pro*p«-rity th a t m ake tln-m-w-lve* felt nite project, the kirgest section of which im m ediately ujmui entering tin- hu*iln-*H has been surveyed by Government En­ «listrict. Kiviimm«** G az ette. gineer« and favorably recommend«! to X Congress. This section extends from Boozer* • an't 'Inrry Boston acrosa Cape Cod by canal to A bill providing lor what are «b-clared Buzzard’« B ay ; to Long Island Sound; to to be the most strihgi-nl marriage rela­ Karitan B a y ; across New Jen*«>y by tin* tion» t w r attempted by process of law New Jersey sea level canal to the Dela­ was introduced today in the *<-nate of ware River; to Delaware B ay ; to the the Gehernl Assembly by Senator R. A Delaware and Chesapeake Canal; to Coja-land of Ninetei-nth Georuia diftrict. S u m m e r or W in t e r Chesapeake Bay, thence from Norfolk, The measure would prohinlT the mur #»n-. to Beaufort, N. C., over th«* Vir- riage of all (icrsons who ar«- habitual weenn supply your wants in the » # ginia-Carolina Watereay. users of intoxicating liquors or stimu­ Automobile line. If you wont to -------V lating* drugs. I t would also prohibit rent The Telephone Girl and the Public the marriage of jierson» itfllcUd with a A Motor for Any Purpose Henry McLaulin Take MENDENHALL’S Chill anti Fever Tonic, as a general tonic for tired feeling and malaria. >( I { & * * * * & * ’ i-* ' m New Goods! New Prices! I --------------------------------------------------------------------------- New Drug* Store! 7 X V’Va V * ' V ' j ; It c o n s is ts o f PURE DRUGS rilF .M K ALS, STANDARD PATENT MKDI( INKS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET AR­ TICLES, PER FU M ER Y. TH E FINEST CIGARS ON THE MARKET WK MAKE A SPECIALTY OK COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE­ CEIPTS. CALL AND SEE US. Your patronage is always appreciated, no matter how small your purchases, and you may rest assur­ ed it will he our constant aim to sell you the best goods that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. •il Lawson's Pharmacy First Street Phone 275 Sanford, Fla. n i ■ •a M ■ Expert Watch Repairing A ll IPorik G uaranteed (till *'A Send Your Work to Us and Have It Attended to Properly Engraving Clock and Jowelry Repairing G R EE N LEA F & CRO SBY CO. Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importer« Jacksonville, 41 West Bay Street r Florida - -2M ‘t ... - =; <»in si«>n- i> eli unfitly lit t«•«1 and furnished and mir Ht«K*k new, fresh and of the best quality. ;I I- • ‘fi CHILDREN ■ A Cleveland man wa« "lf-you-plpase«l'’ tronamissable or inhOfj table «ii.-n-as«*. we ure nL your service with the «nd "yes-aired" «o politely by n tele­ Provision Is made for the establishment very l>est cars We never sleep. phone operator th at he called up the of a commission to Investigat«' all ajijfli If yon are in (rouble call as any manater and «aid a gooil word for the rants for marriage Iíci-iim-. This com I hour nf the night nr day firl. I t waa ao very unusual, lie said. mittce would In* authorlz«*! to provide »«• » "Uhu«u«J," ««p on d ed the manager. pUnishment for any official jn-rformmg "Certainly the operator*« politeness D a marriage ceremony for any |>er»oii |iro. Sanford Machine & Garage Company 11 hibited under tho provisions of the act not m°r« unuHuai than your own PH O N E 331 ft 4 ..«V, ¿ ¿ ii ■‘ a . , �i *• Sanford Ten, Orlando Nothing Thia la the atory. We hate to chron­ icle auch a aad tale. It take* away some of the prestige that the Sandapyr League haa enjoyed all season—that of playing ■uch good ball that the acora* »ere kept In bounds. Such a score looks like the Blngville Bugle games, but the result is what counts, and even the Orlando score keeper acknowledges that in spite of all hia efforts the Orlando team could not make a pass. They ju st came out the same old way. It seems that Kay, the new southpaw recently acquired by Manager Stevens was responsible for some of this funeral notice. He haa a habit of doing thia way and could not hold himself in and the Tourists broke their backs trying to connect with his bendcra and stem winders. Jim m y Windham and Corporal Vaiden • occupied the mound for tho Tourists, but they could not prevent the Tourists from slugging tho hocrschido every time they came to the bat and Orlando fans were forced to alt out eight innihgs and see the Tourists led to the slaughter while the Collegians batted their finest pitchers all over the lo t At the end of eight innings the refereo stopped tho fight. Several ladies were already hysterical and Orlando fans had to be taken off the field to the Elks’ Club. The Hanford ’■• e. fans meantime had several attacks of apolpexy and it was decided to stop the slaughter. The police interfered and took the Orlando players home in the — ambulance. '• • * ' ’Tia said that Orlando is makiiia ar­ rangements for Rube Marquard t c ^ t c h the game next Thursday. Either that or else they will tie t hels E tch er's right ^i fpham rtrphrnd Jiia back and foree him to* fling left handed balls. Somehow Or­ lando has a greut respect for a sauthpuw since yesterday’s game. In dosing the funeral oration we will render the follow­ ing requiem set to figures: Sanford AB K II IT) A E Farmer, c f 4 1 0 3 0 0 Brittain, 3rd 5 ■> •) •> 0 0 KoImtU. 1 f 5 1 •f 0 0 0 Wofford, 2nd 4 1 •) 0 0 0 Lowe, c 4 1 2 13 0 0 Moreland, r f 6 1 1 1 0 0 Bundy, s s 4 0 1 0 2 0 Swink, 1st 3 1 1 4 0 0 Kay, p 3 •» 0 1 1 0 IL t lík ¡ i IM & ii rii■M n? i* Total Orlando ( ’. Pounds, s s Lee. If Bowen, 3rd Boyer, rr f Porterfield. 1st F. Pounds, 2nd Bennett, c f White, c Windham, p Vaiden, p Total h**; •ív i< ____ ____ • _ 27 24 3 0 PO A F. o 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 i 0 1 3 3 •1 •> 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 1 .......... •dory- ** \ * C ity Connrli M eets Prwient, T . J. Miller, president; F. L. Woodruff, I*. M. Elder, W. S. Hand, W H. Underwood and H. W. Herndon. Absent, Geo. Fox, Jr., Minutes of the lust meeting read ami approved Moved and seconded that the assess merit of Mr. Cecil Gabbett l>e reduced be reduced from $ 12,000 to J 10,(88). Carried. Moved and seconded that the follow­ ing sidewalks be condemned The south side of (aits !i and 10. llloek 2, Tier !» on First str«s*l. The north side of I/>ts I, 2, li. and 7 Block 7. Tier 4 on Fifth street The south side of L it 5. Block li. Tier .1 on Fifth street The south side of L it M. Block li. Tier 2 on Fifth street The south side of L it* 8 and lli, Block fi. Tier 1 on Fifth street The south side of lot 1, Block 7. Tier I oil Fifth street. Carried. Moved and sooonded that council ad­ journ. Curried. M W. LOVELL. City Clerk. 0 3 24 4 4 Soaking Express Companies K II E Sweeping reductions in express rates Sanford 0 4 12 3 0 0 0 10 10 0 averaging, in general, approximate!) lf> Orlando o o ii u u (i (I u o :i t |s-r cent, drastic reforms in regulations Surnmar> and practices, and comprehensive Three base hits, Koln-rts. chungcn in the methods of operation, are Two base hits, Lowe, Bowen and prescribed in a report recently made Windham. public by the Interstate commerce com­ Stolen bases, Brittain, Wofford, More­ mission of its investigation into the busi­ land, Kay. ness of the thirteen great express com­ Hit by pitcher, Farmer, Kay and Ben­ panies of the United Slates. nett. Dealing with the identity of interest I .¿•ft on bases, Sanford 8, Orlando 6. between the various companies, the reBase on bails, off Windham 1, Vaiden (sirt ilndji that while these companies 1. Kay 2 ure separate legal entities, “it is of inter Struck out by W indham 0, Vaiden .'t, est to regard this fact that hy stock oVn Kay 12. erahip and otherwise they are so inter­ Umpires. Morrow und Tilden. laced, intertwined, and interlocked that Tune, 1:46. ' it is with difficulty we can truce uny one of the gTeat companies as either wholly Cheney's Water Works Again independent in its management or the agency of u single railroad system. So W’e have railed attention to Cheney's water works before. The Hon. J. M. that while these companies operate sep­ Is now Federal Judge or will be, having arately and compote with each other for l»een slated (or the position, and we do traffic, the express luisiness may l»e said not trifle with Judge ( ’honey. We are to be almost a family nffair. An inter­ now talking about John Cheney, man­ esting genealogical tree in fact, might be ager of the Orlando ball team, manager drnwn, showing a common ancestry in nil of the Orlando Water Wotjts, electric of the larger companies. And while light, gas and ice works and wcH.able to many names may lie used to designate manage everything else in OrianHo or these companies, it is within the fact to any other ueaport. Kesuming our re­ say that aside from the o[M-rutions of the sume about how nicely Mr. Cheney had minor and distinctively railroad express the water guage perfected in Orlando we companies, the express business of the ventured to remark the other day that United States is managed by not more he could turn on or off the water at his than three grou|m of interest. " pleasure, and If it looked threatening for McCombs Will l i e Manngrr the Tourista he never failed to have It nun a t the proper time. This Is as It Chicago, 111.,' Ju ly 18.,— In fullest har­ should be, for no well regulated water mony and deferring to Governor Wilson, man ought to have any trouble in con­ the Democratis national conventionWW trolling the elements. Any ono who has tho Democratic national committee in controlled the elementa and the city session hero today selected W. F. Mc­ •council should have no trouble In a Combs, the New York lawyer, as chair­ simple thing like rain water. I*aat F ri­ man, which position carries with it the day the Tourista were badly crippled and command of t^e Democratic national it ju st seemed as though they were up campaign. ** against it hard and defeat stared them McCombs is th ^ l^ t^ ^ fc ij^ ifp v e d in the face. The players were worried, himself so fiilly^ the fans were worried, the directors were of the campaign worried and gloom sat upon the spire of the nomination, the court house and percolating down rrevious to convening all nemthrough the roof sat playfully upon the hem predicted an absolutely rmonious broad shoulders of B . M. Robinson. meeting. What could be done to prevent the It b supposed that Joseph E . D avb Invasion of the victorious Collegians jfho will be nuned as secretary of the commit*? ••i; ■ ' a - v p *■ . • - v •» •• • V&i • J KfiÉ 37 10 10 AB K 11 4 0 1 3 0 4 0 1 o 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 á 0 0 **► 1 0 1 O áe 0 0 wars even than knocking nt the city gates. Like Achilles of old, Mr. Cheney was routed from hii tent and came to the ralief of his stricken countrymen (accent on the country) with a smole on his face. Nothing easier! Go back to your homes and eat the midday lunch! 1 have the solving of the solution already solved by the solu­ tion that dissolves. Pressing the button, Mr. Cheney turned on a gentle drinlo and when the Collegicus demanded en­ trance Into the l>eleagured city they were phoned that it was raining so hard that there was absolutely nothing doing. Mr. Cheney and nil hiH cohorts then marched back to the tents under the Snn Juan port« cochere to the sounding brass and tinkling cymbals nnd tinkling glasses and the agony was over. They slept But they hnd not reckoned on Ulysses in the shape of Mayor Spencer and W al­ lace who crept through the city gates, where tho raina from Cheney’s water works had washed away the osphaltum and viewed for themselves the wonders of the rain maker. No rain was falling then nnd none fell afterward. They proved that by Gray Rush and several others who were on the grounds, looking for errors that hnd dropped from I a>uLs Dolive’s error l>ook. There was no gamo! The rain maker had succeeded in saving his army from defeat. I .cave it (n - Af«nap>o-^-7(n-noy- and the-irrigalion question is solv«>d. And just fpr that we soak«^ib^fl^ycet4NfSJUrr4aatiu) uuu* of­ ten to nothing—hut that is-anoth er .. | P ¿ ¿ ijL tee. William F. McAdoo of New York, who was one of the staunchc-t support­ ers Wilson had from the Empire » u .e at the Baltimore convention, may be named treasurer. Tljcre is also talk of giving this place to German Kidder, publisher of the great German paper, the New York rftnats-Zeitung, or to ex-Gov. David K. Frnncis of Missouri or Edwin F. Goltra, national committeeman from Missouri. s, ARHIIAL TIL1.IS L IN ES ’EM UP Will Make The Vehicles Conform lo Our (Tty Ordinance« Und(*r s t r ijt orders from Mnyor Spen­ cer, Marshal Tilli* nnd the jtoliee force have begun a ci\fnpaign of education on the travelling public, and every driver of automobiles and vehicles of all kinds are requested to keep to tho provisions of the ordinnneo recently made. Young­ sters under the nge of fifteen are not al­ lowed to drive a car In the city limits and those who have been doing so were warn­ ed against repeating the offense.* If tho general public is not fumilinr with these ordinances they are given below and from now on they will be enforced to the letter: dífander^ Famous Ö oneiiead’Ä onMajor League Diamonds In o rd er that all . a h l H ~ Û jjs à t / / / t y r r j fS ~ flV O ttl fullERTOM ' DY CLARK G RIFFITH , Manager Washington Team, Who la Known at " T h # Old Fox" and la One of the Wleeet Men In Baeeball. 7 ! V K * T U U g J t t i r t H i out of tho flvo would win the |>ennunt All these five gam es were to bo played •Tulli Ibi Io lh*» rieht OÍ Ü > + *d T U rT « k w t th« «top u ___ „ , In Now York, on our own grounds, one mAdl. ■ r& S ?S ! on two on Saturday, and two e o n w e r t<>Uw rort than The mlddtv of thr «trrrt. on Monday, and we came-«ae4-4htnK-> WJ mah pennnnt rli rlglit In our grntip *TTiF tho pennant I» een him >ml th» curb N o iN-rwm o|***rmtlntf r «Irl» ln < » n y v r h l c l » ahmll flrsLbad luv;k wa« when wn discovered •top t >»«• *4irnei or l r « v r It ■ t a n i i m c «»n »n y public ■ t r r r t of t h r c i t y Tìf {ian fun i* r * » ^ p l t h a t il U* (Irrt that Owner Fariwll, not thinking thnt ilmwn up t o ani! parali»! with th** rtirl» Un«l*r»» wo would bo In the race at all. had In vbifxl Ihwt thia *h*ll not « p p l v t o g n y i n n i which t lo«i|tpr tho mlddlo of tho «eason leased the U ír«ck«-»i up to t h e i-url» for th»* p u uriM r p» o^ -e* r of or u n l u i i l i n i . whi'-h n»u«t p r o m pptly t l y «loi »lonr Highlanders' park to tho Columbia Ne» i**r*«»ri »hall »to p »»•> v r k l r l r or l»-«\«* 11»** university team for football on Satur­ •am«* st a n d i n g k h r w t of m y oth**r »»*h*cl«- on tl .r •vkrnr eld*- of th** •trr**t. or In m y w«y o hai ruc t or day That made tt nocesaary to tran s­ l i lo rif lr t h r t h o r o u g h f a r r An y t»» rwon violating an y of t h e provision* of fer tho two Saturday games tn Boston. t h U onllnancw shall b p u n u h n d by a ftnr not m We bent Boston on Frldny 3 to 2, and •€-e*»lir>g t w e n t y fivr dollar», or b> Ipiprtwuiiim*«i t this put us where wo only hnd to break f o r . n o t m o r e t h a n ten ttfcy* All ordUutiioaa ox p a r t a ul urilioAncua in conflict oven in the next four games to win with thU o rd i n a n c e a r r h«»rrl»y rt*|»ailr<l Choabro hnd pitched tho Frldny game I fr la tl ng tn t u l o m o M r « I did my plnnnlng nnd decided to Krnrn a n d af te r the pa-wage t»f lhi*» o n i i n a n c r it pitch Jack Bowel! the two games In «hall l*e un la wfu l for an y j w p o n to r u n a n y aut*»mold le on an y publl«* «Irr et of t h e n t > td San fo nl Huston on Saturday, and to leave within the Are limit« at a g rv nt er «p***-d thantwelv«* Chesbro nt home to gut a good rest milea »n h o ur , or nn an y pu bl ic * t r w t in the city of Sanflnrd «»utaMr of t b e Ar** limitj» at a r r r a t r f rate of apred t h a n Af'**en mile« an h o u r , or for *ny i* ’f win to ru n, «Irlve or u»r an y aut or tud ul e in a car e U-** or negligent r ra n ne r I' « h a l l t » - \nlawfn1 f»»r any |»»r*on und**r thr of Hft«*en > « am to op«-rat , ) antl lr nr run in a m m a n n e r ans autotnob*)«*, o r m an> mauiief ha«»*1 • t h e «l»ef llig w ha I *>r o t h e r » p p s r a t u * t*> which ti e ■ u!i*xn<»hde la ru n t r o l i ei l . on any «tr *et or ille% in t h e »it> of S a n f o n l . and it »hall ur l «w ful for «r% p r»»iii ow ni ng or •o n f r n l l m r an\ au to m old le to l»efrnic a n y i»en»*»n und»-r Iif f »-eti yea r« of a r e to v od al e th e provision« «*f lh»« «»»»liiiance N o i«er i n «hall d r i v e nr run an auturnolule on a #>y of t h e pu bl ic «tre et « of t h e ry of Sa nf or d l*Ti twes-n l u n n v an d iu n « * t • i ' h m i i ha v in g one or m ur e light« mi arrarigesl a.« t o throw t h e n light Í r v i r d In dirwfilon t h e a u t o m o b i l e m a y lie |«rtng. an d o n e l a m p ahow lng m l fr o m r e a r of m ac h i n e . It ■hall l>e unlawful for a n y perwon t o run or o p ­ e r a t e a n y a u t o m o b i l e In a n y m w a n n e r on ih» • i n e t * or alley** of th** r i t y of S a n f o n l . unlrw* the ruin>e U **»julpi»e.| with a gi*>»! an d «ufTlcient br ak e in good w ork in g o rd er All a u t o m o b i l e * «hall ha%e « ¿ ihm! horn or other m e a n - of givin g an a l a r m , an*! t h e t»-rw»*i. running >r d ri v in g any automobil« «t**!! g ’ %r «n al ar m »f**r e tu r n i n g t h e n , river, an d ui i fie fire lirnint* l r «hall give an a l a r m l*eforw cr*a*«irig ^ny «tree! Any perwon v n d a ti n g any «»f t h e provUunn« «»f thia or»iinai»re «hall l>r punud»«*»! by a lu»e of m»t ruiree<llng te n d o l í a n , or bv impriaonnM*nl for not m o r e t h a n t w e n t y d a y a o r !>oth. All u r tl in an c v* or pmrta of o r d i n a n c e « in ronAlci wi th t h U o r d i n a n c e a r e h e r e b y rej>ealed. N o t l r e o f A y y l l ra l l o n F o r T n « l > e e d . U n d e r H er . li on S o f C h a p t e r « n S S , I , . , n t H u , M . N o l i r e la h e r e b y flvefi t hn l J a r r u - l l n r r u ol Snnfortl. , p u r r h n w r n t T n x (.'ertlfirnl»-, Mur. 1 1 0 , 1 1 1 , t » 2 «nil AM, d n l n l t h e filli d a y of J u n e A !> 1 S ( 0 . h n , (lied *nld r e r t j n r n t r - . In tny offiiV • nd h « . Oindr n p i d i m li o n for T « i I ) |0 i. h, n r TrrVt>rd«nee with law Sniil r e r i i r t m i e , em t i r ar e I he following <lre<'T'|ie.| pro(M-rt) .It u«(e«l lo O r a ng e rotini >. F l o r i d « . t e p l l r 'e r t nil l.» t I». Ithu-k 7. T i e r h. S n nl nr tl . w e e »I in I he n a m e of J W. F i t r e e m l d . 1‘erl :l.1S l - i t « a. V an d lU, l l h r l i I 2 . T i e r X. S a n fo r d , n w r - w - t In the nam e nt W IV S u m n e r I ‘e e l . 'Ifdf I n i « V anil I Ilio. W I I . T i e r A. nr— . w il in Ihe n a f t e of F d Form er L'T* .?-4 T**' E w e a l In t h e n a m e of S a m He njn min. U n ln w «ai d rrr t t f l rm l a «hall tie r r d r e m e ,) «e« m t l n f t o l a w . T a x Dee d will i w u r I he r ea n on Ihe 1 0 t h a n y o f A u r u i l . A. D . t UlIf. W it nr a n m y oftlrinl ■ig nn lo re a n d w-nl IhU I h r Mh d a y of J u l y . A . D . IV I 2. •enl II. M . KO IIIN SO N , C l e rk C i r r u i t C o u r t , Ormtife C o . , F la Fri 8»-«te Hy M . A. H o w a r d , D . C . Wo sometlmos hear of j>eo|>U h*. In* killed by kindness; about one in •vanr ten b lllloa ¿ x p /a m e d ô y lfv d u t ÿ Tboro nover was any hard luck ex­ cept mlno. W henever 1 hoar them tell bard luck atorlea I think to m yaell th at they don't know what It la. For In roforenco to hard luck and well laid plana going wrong I have a real In­ stan ce on my mind that always will rem ain there. I t Is tho losing of the \m erlcan league pennant to tho BosRuin of-tbr Hoad ■ ton club In 1604. T he race bad narTh»t it aba li 1« unlawful lor any (»non to vio- row ed down to New York and Boston. K^d'oi ' Z n ,H r.^ n b ^ d ,oll0* ,n* ll“~ °' " " b o th , came c a st from our last western trip with ono point separating K w p In th* r if h l of the K r« p lo tho rffhl In porrnittinf am»tl»rr vohiel# ua. There worn flvo more games to to th * to o v r r t o k r y o u , which vr^iicl*» *hall pi bo played, all between Now York und left of lh** ovrhi«*l*» o v r r t o W m atr««t shall Ih» hr««lrxj tn tin* v-rhiclca, wh«*r> topping >t th** «»«h-wnlk, a/r r*»(aUÌitkI to tun*, if r.«T*’« * r ). wo that thr sMewalk ent, Chesbro let h i. .pit ball ,i|p for „ wild pitch nnd gnvo Uo.ton the «am. Wo won tho next 1 tO-’O. but iho peD nnnt was done If there ever wa« harder luck than that I don’t want to hoar of It (Copyright. » 1«. by w tj r h , pm, n , SANTORU LODGES Sanford Lodge go. 27.1.0. o r. Nfi Meets every Monday al- 7:30 a m . oxer Imperial Theatre M. M Evan.« W.S. IWU’WIH. S«- y Seminole Chapter ho 2 .Order tatlcrn Stir Meet! every »econd snd fuurth Krtday in iiwuuh Every one who haa aeen hla Star in ih. Kan *rcordlally Invited to vtilt the chaplet A i m I. H im N \ s « , f O. t . C e le ry City Aerie I B S J Mrethui« Aral and third T u r « l n >4 i n r . r r , iiwiul, Hall In Welbornr Blark. third flnur i’liornlt I o d (r ko VK oft’ Meet, ernmd nml fourth M«ruln>> \i. kniilhl, alwnt, wrlconte I' E Hull hi.iV.i. fetta hr Flunk. K H nnd S Satirordlodtr.hu ti/ t a \ m II. E Tolnr Matter. M W Ijorll, -n-.,, tary. Cornmunicalton every Arti mid third thun day« ^ at 7:30 p m_ Vliltlnt hrolherx wrhumr umie Rrotliertinuu e n te r a end Join ______er-s wf Amarles _ _ _ _ _ . Sanford L m l Union No Í 7 :il U Ti i»f A r n e e l , e v e r y T h o r , t i n y olirli! i T T " ■lid ) n> 7 . . . 0 . Ih r Enjtlr« H a ll I W i( ) Siili Ir I i l l ,, r. lïr o H lrtrk w rld rr U S A I U I* O t . S a n t or d I oil Sr I J II Me ri U n i nnd t h i r d t •r• I nnd 1‘n l r n r l i i , W n l i i r . l . o i o ,l • Vv |> II. o i . I n i I .> ... I II. Il M The t^lynl O l d e r of M u m - t n r r t . , . * i . r v e i i i n a ni h OU T M in t ' n y l r . II < o Hlm k Allirrt Nei,|h I>i. tutor 8 It S e , rrinry M o n r o « C h a p t e r ho 1A K A M M ret, e a r r, i r o 111(1 nod Ii mi i i I, I M.a«.Mik Halt o v e r lm|M—inl l l i e n t i . iaiiiipniihin» a r r h n m e A W htoy II..W !.. Hiniltiolder Se , y * Leave Ordert. For Ire ( ream Any one wishing ICC i-ri ain m. '- .n. : i. can have iy made and .i<11. •r■•I 1 • .. ing orders on Saturila) at M .n.n: . I.:itest ’ ¡ I I I ( i r o veil i n a c b i i i i T ) 111.-,ur•— I h e best of cream und quick deliver) 7.’ il (o lile lo Ihe Sail Hrce/en. The Buy View Hotel, ami I he Mu llí r Sanitoriuin, Hawks Bark, Ha " i- .’i all summer. Ten dollars a week lor well people, and Twenty live u wis-k for sick ones 72-Tun* if +* * * < +++v + + + ï> Sanford Library» + t tr AND l Free Reading Room !<(,)()M 2(1 Upslnirs, Pico Mlork over Sunday nnd to tie ready to pitch the two games on Monday If It Itecame necessary, knowing thut with two days of good rest he could do It. When I got down to the depot that night there »'as Chesbro begging to go with us to Boston. Some fool frlemla of his hnd notified him th at they Intended to present him with dlntnond cuff but­ tons In Boston, nnd ho was wild to go I could not refuse him under the clrcumstancea, but those |8 diamond cuff buttons cost ua tho championship Chesbro was crnxy to pitch, ijnd ho warmed up In Boston and declared ho felt tietter than at any time during his life. 1 was angry because I had want­ ed him to rest, and refused him. Ho alm ost cried nnd snld he had repeated numerous times during the season and always had won (which was true). I •til said “no," that we couldn’t take tho chance. Then Chesbro got Keeler, Elberfeld and all the boys to como to mo and beg mo to let him pitch. Bow ell came to mo nnd sold he would keep «fanned up and be rendy to rellev* J Chesbro in the flrst game. I L“r It, Mislng Chesbro already bad warmed up and my plan o f resting him was spoiled. He was good for four In­ nings, but before anyone could relievo him In tho next Boston mado six runs and the game was losL We hit Dinncen hard and mado six runs our-, selves, and had Powell pitched we would havo won easily. Powell and Cy Young mot In th e second gome and Boston won l to 0. Th# on* run was adored on the ran kest kind of luck. A ball thrown from the outfield to Con­ roy got by him and hit a man on th# foot, allowing the run to score. The ball would not have railed five feet from Conroy, but the crowd had push­ ed up to within three feat of third boss. This mode it necessary for us la wlnnhflfh nrew nn Monday. And j ái ■y y - u •• > V i» t i¿ .t ¿irr&Wi Open I tiebtlfiiys i t«» *» p hi ANI» Satu rd ay s -1 to B i> hi Strangers Welcome -)| lU J0 d lU *V i )( J O A A S V C |3 J U jy S3D |jd JK3MO| j q i ju p a q s iu jn j ‘raja •■*J8 93tjyo ‘sp n sq ijiq 'upitaq J31J3*7 ■UpU|J( (JU JO 5*01 -ju ijJ 4 B 3 U j n o H u u u n i Jo j A i n p c j X J 3 A 3 3 AIUJ 3 AA JU IJX �—— • Published 8 «m l-W o «k ly— Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD 7-fi t» - : 1 •i f IN S A N F O R D — L ife ia Worth Living Number NEWS It SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JU LY 1» or THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING HIE VYllh litre the Header» Will rind a Brief Historical S p rin t flowing For Hurried Reader» Many rnilrouds would face bank­ ruptcy if the ponding demunda of the various class** of employees for increase of wages should be granted, said H. A. Worthington, when ho resumed his ar­ gument in behalf of fifty eastern rail­ roads before the arbitration committee In New York, which is deciding the wage dispute. ' » • \ Carmi Thompson of Ohio has entered upon his duties os secretary \o President T aft. Thompson is the fourth »ecretury T a ft has had since his election. Missionaries report that the bubonic Property Increases In Value And Trade Is Increased It is believed generally by the resi­ dents of Sanford that the victory for brick roads ut the election held here for the pur|Mjse last'Saturday m the most ad­ vanced step yet taken by the progres­ sive spirits who have the good welfare of Sanford at heart. It has ixx-n pointed out that the scluxil system of the court ties made little or no progress until such meusures were passed as would allow the individual sections or portions of counties to act as units in arranging for buildings and equipment such as they believed they should have. This brought about a large degree of healthy competition Itetween the various por­ tions of counties with the result that the effort was in all rases fraught with the very lx*st possible results. The voting of $200.0«« for the pur­ pose of building twenty-two miles of brick road in this •ux'tioii of Orange ou w il --------------- .r alarming rate. ’• ~ K PFK tTS OK BOND ELECTION Further arrests in tlie-«warder-esse of Herman Rosenthul, the New York gambler, who was shot down early yeatçrday, u TTvT^iouniJ^efçre lje wa» toHell "ttrr-rifstrfiT -.irniri iry^nf t h r 'piii irr fin r tection of gamblers, «re expected 10 din close whether the police or the gamblers plotted to kill Rosenthan. S«*vt*ral men •an1 under the eyes of the (Milice ui Yrmii.'-WC'OUiry s n opocO UM 2 NEW RIVER STEAMER City of Sanford is Being Con structed Now ------------ Will - i BE PLACED IN SANIORD Clyde Line Gives Contract Tor Fine 'Xj New Steamer For St. Johns River Run riv e r line to Sanford and up vc serf* tifTtf-ttriiHn turn . > Sanford Wins A contest has been gping on among -• Congregational Sunday schools of Flor­ ida as to attendance gained during seven montju of last winter. This contest was baaed upon the percentage of average . attendance gained over the correspond■ Ing months ,o( the year Indore. The aebotij gained* 4"*7.5 per cent and stands a f th a head of all the Congregational schools of the state. The nearest com­ petitor was Cocoanut Grove which gain­ ed 19.1 per cent In attendance, then caine Weat Palm Beach with a gain of 13.7 . >< per„ ce nt. . Prism . . .. are to be given. The Brusies'A re Good The three Brusie Sisters ut the ImSunday: (x-rial Theatre this week are worthy of 0:46 a. m Sunday school, J. K Met- more than passing notice. The little linger, Supt. tots hardly more thun habit* show re­ 11:00 Preaching. C. H Summers, markable talent and in their, songs and pastor. ! sketches have won a warm sjxit in the 7:46|i. in. Preaching, Subject, "Mod-1 hearts of the |>eople. They show the ern Devil Worship." eflects of careful training and their voici* Moore's Station Mission [have runge seldom seen in children so .4:00 p. in. Preaching. ( . H. Sumyoung. Mr. Brusie is a former Sanford mers. resident, and while he ex(xxrted to have Tuesday. gixxl house* here nt euch performance 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting atthe , js more than pleased at the great outhome of J. J. Cowan. pouring of people thnt have crowded Wednesday. the lm[>erial nightly and wishes to thank 7:45 p in. Prayer meeting at the the (ivople of Sanford for their liberal church, subject,"The Surrendered Life." putronnge. The little girls are entitled These services prove a blessing to ull who to full credit and The Herald can recom­ attend. Come'and bring your Bible. mend the Three Brusie;« to the other citie* who expect to have them «luring the season. Election For School Board Al The Methodist Church Sanford-New Smyrna Drawbridge Will Be Constructed The county commissioner» ,in con­ junction with the residents of New Smyrna and Osteen, have urrunged to build a bridge across the St. Johns river at the Osteen ferry. Flans and s|H*cificutions have already liven drawn and have been submitted to the wur depart­ ment for approval and as srxn as this consent is received the contract will l>e let and the bridge built. The road which has just been cut through on a straight line north from First street to the Monroe ferry at Monroe, being on Mon­ roe avenue is now passable for automo­ bile* from Do Iain d and the coast and is a very great improvement over the line formerly used. This road, while new, is Ip fairly good -condition and connects direct» with Die clay road on First street. tea*;» ...-•8.. ■ B B y flittW - ■« —— An Fpltomc o< the Week’s M s »t Im ­ portant Happenings In the State’s Domain. W. B. Ogden, the first to make a ship­ ment of avocados* this season, has a tree from which he took 40 dozen fruit last year. Some of his treea have a very small crop, hut those hearing at all an so loaded down props have had to be placed under the branches. — Miami Her­ ald. -1« s* proved the vote taken Saturday and after the necessary legal advertising of the district has . boon . completed, the s*W7>l t hen be-irva»i«M*-f*«fft™*iiml doteam. The gnme will occur at Holden Park and ought to attract a large crowd, for the two teams have uttairnxl a state wide reputation for the many gixxl gum«** they have put up during tin* m*aw ii . The day is arranged for the faith­ ful t«> come across with un extra admis­ sion, in order to help out the team and every lover of giHxl hull should l>c there. The admission will lx* 60 cenLs and s|x*ciit I tickets will lx* sold in advance. voters of Plant City, the propoeed bond issue to be divided among sewerage, city ja7T.amL4iall a n d ' To. liquidate present.. Moating fnflrhtnrfnr^w. -------------Tin* street* iii West Palm Beach have been |mixt«*«l and the house* numbered. The pnxtothre department at Washing­ ton has Ixx'ii imtitied of this and the fr«*e delivery of mail will s«x>n lx* inaugurated at West Palm Beach. E very thing being satisfactorily ar­ ranged the i-ull for the state meeting at Kfiwlmmee to organize the State Cham­ ber nl C o m m e rce ho« tx-en is*u«xf. The iins*ting will lx* held August 16th and mimt of the Boards of Trade In Florida will lx.- represent«*! Three delegntcx from each body will lx* present. These delegate* will lx* the president*, s«Cre­ tan«** and one m e m lx r from each^rganization <1 Two men. having been found dead Monday morning hy the railroad track about four miles southwest of Lakeland on the A (' I.. T h e men were evi­ dently sitting on the track in a drunken condition Sunday night when Struck hy the train, us n half filled whiskey botUe lay lx**ide them. No marks of Identifi­ cation could lx* found on their bodies, and while awaiting information relative to their identities, a *ul>scripUon has Ix-eii secured to em balm them They will then lx- field until rluimesf. One of the men is apparently alxiut 25 years old T h e other is ten years older. Tho only tiling lh«*y hud in their pockets was a shoe horn bearing the advertisement of Wolf Shoe Co., of MuUx?rry. '« The illicit sale and use of cocaine and other ixiixorioux drugs, which exist in Tampa, among the negro**, despite the vigilance of the awthoritu**, is believed largely to fx- the blame for Tuesday's notin g, in which four wen* kill«xi and two w-ounihxl Bofi Hums, a negro, after taking a large dose of «'ooalne, it is Ixdievtxl, started out to *h<xit at every |x*r*on wh «attracted his attention Those shot and killcxl hy him are Annie Andrews, Jack Hall and Virginia Simp­ kins, while bullet lire«! hy Harris wound«xl Mary Miller, a negro girl, and Patrol­ man J. T. Riggs of the police department, formerly captain of police. Policemen who arriv«xl on the scene chased Harris into a house, in which the negro bar­ ricaded himself, firing at every person who came within hrange. Illggs opened th«* dcx>r to rescue one of the wounded women, who later died, and was shot in the left arm and right leg. Officers set the house on fire with gasoline and this drove the negro out, when he was ahot by several men and Instantly killed. The fire department was on the scene to assist in the capture and to put out the fire, after it had done its work. Har­ ris’ body wns taken to the Reed under­ taking establishment, and all yeaterday afternoon men and boys struggled to get. inside to see the body. Most of them were denied admission. preaching at llKM). 4; * a t i «1 ,r :? ’ » J iK ä E£: ■ . CULLED f ROM THE S T A T E PRESS work com m ence on the.rg a^ ^ g n ^gwg^ ■ r (tyseouTv* ~ The co u n ty commissioners met in •'ll «1 Paint City it was decided to *ub* S|x-ciul session last M onday and ap­ rCit u $66,000 hooding pro|KxuUonJto ftte I more money into the treasury. • Ä H S flic General News of The Land of flowers. The Panama < anal Everybody right now i* inU*r«*»Uxl in the Punumu Canal ami in order to saG isfy the curumily of the people who can­ not afford to mak«* a trip to Colon Man­ ager Herndon has arranged to give a a moving picture* of the Great Ditch and will »how Uiem ut Uu: Star tonight and tommorrow night. The pictures are said to faithfully portray the magni­ tude of this great work that has cost the U. S. so much Unie and money, and when In compliance with the law regulating Sanford Wins completed will be tin* wonder of the biennial elections in special tax school world. Some of us may never have the Sanford wins on her $200,000 bonding districts, an election is hereby called to "Bat If Not— ” Iks held in each of the special tax school | plan for brick roads in the Sanford dis- op|x>rtunity of seeing the work at close • » At the Congregational church next district* herein nam«*d below, ut the trict. For Sanford we are glud and al»o range and the moving pictures will give usual place for voting In each bf said ashamed for Orlando. We believed in a un accurate idfta of the canal and all the Sunday night Mr. Waldron will give the second in his serif* on "Four Young Men districts on Tue*«iay, the 20th day of unification of road interests in the coun- work that is now going on at Panama. Who Pared ” This sermon entitled, August, 1012, to determine th* number ty. hut as that ha* failed, we presume the I pf mills to Ik* aaMWed, ami to chcxwe only thihg left is to go it hy districts. If, NextThursday will beBoosters' Day "But If Not r tells of three of the four. three trust«** to serve in euch of said Orlando follows Sanford it will lx* rough at Holden Parkand ajl the loyalfans arv Service* begin at 7.30 sharp. A cordial districts, viz: Sunfonf, Apopka. Oviedo, on the smaller p lan*, hut we must have an* «*xpected to-turn out and not only Invitation is extctided to all. Sunday Oakland, Winter Garden, Fairview, roads. Let Orlaudo District wake up.— j root the home team to victory, hut put school o|K*rut at 10:00 a. m. and morning "Lockhart, Beulah, Zellwood, Longwood.! Orlando Cltixen. , • ^ •_* ^ j . r- ■ I ALL AROUND FLORIDA ANOTHER NEW DRAW BRIDGE bus Ixx-n tin- din-el cause of buildin g up won out in rom|x-tilion with several work will at once com m ence on Un­ n very large su b u rba n population, hut northern shiphutlding firms. easily put building and I»- prosecuted a* rapidly hx this line of developm ent has lieen re­ ting it over its com|x*titors both in tie- possible tarded by the jxxir roads at th e service sign and c o n t r a c t price of tin- county resident, even though the«** it IS understood that tin- steamer i- to ( hung«- In ItuMincHH A body was found Moating Mondial in roads have been limit iif clay and marl take the (dace of the steam er Frederick A i-hungiix-i-iirrixl in th«* |x-r*onn«,l the Hudson, w bleb has lieen iilentitusl as and such other m aterials as h a v e l>ecn D tdiary on the run with the C ity of of Die It At ( I Garage this w«*ek, Oliver th a t of N a th a n S w a rtz , indicted for the a v ailab le Now that we are to have Ja ck s o n v ille during the winter months H a y * retiring from the firm ami in the murder of J u li a Conners, in tin- Bronx brick roads it is Ixdirvcd that those furm T ile vessel co n tracte d (or, the name of lutur«- Boh Holland will have the entire un July /• .t is believed th a t he com ­ u|teruiurs who live in Sanford will at winch is n o t decided upon as yet, hut business himself The H. & O has lw*cn mitted suicide S w a rtz confessisl to bis o n ce hie themselv es hack to th e land winch will perhaps In- railed the City of very po(iolar with the puhli* -unco Its fath er and sister that he bail enticed ttie ,"i«» 'I- «non as tin- roads are available Sanford, will lx- of a rather unique con ini-iqition over one y«-ar .«go H«rod«-x girl to a vacant Mat near lu-r home and lor use T h a t th e budding of these stru ction. in which sin- will have a r<s-i-s- -x-llitig Uii- Overland and lluu k ears Un­ there urteni|Msl to assault her, that roads will have the influence of e n h a n c ­ st.-rn wheel of N|xx-jal con stru ction She it & O lias had a lirst class machine when she begun to scream tie stuck her ing pro|M-rty values is dem onstrated hy is to have four decks with a pilot house shop in c o n n ect ion anil lifts made a -q»-<repeated ly with a pocket knife He tile fael that owners of prti|x*rty along on lop of n T e x a s T h e dis'ks will lx> a inlt> <d treating sick cars t<> t(x- entire then (ilurisl the laxly hi the box where tile line of pru|M>s<-il road are now asking mam , snhxin. hurricane and T e x a s On satisfaction of (tie owners T h e re is no it wus found, ami later conveyed ir in » 2 6 ( n t cent more for then p ro jM -rty than tile Texas deck will lx- (lie ca p ta in s cab more |x)|Hilar automobile man in the vacant lot prior to the election. So it will be seen in and quarters fof the pilots, also six staia Uuui JJo h Holland, ami jua many Sentence upon John Mitchell, the t h a t the idea of good sub stantial roads s(x-cjnl Mtater<xims ond a smoking room. friends are rojoiring over the fact that he labor leader, for co n tem p t of court, m does not only hav e to do with th e draw 1i In all Die Vessel will have forty two will continue to serve them III Sanford connection with the fam ous Ruck stove Dig of larger road» hut also adds dollars stateroom s measuring six and one half The firm will Im- known as formerly, the by six and one-h alf f<s-t Sh e is to ix* B. & () Garage and the sumo stand will and Range cusc. ha» lxx-n |M»st|>oned to one's land accou nt T h e territory to lie served hy this electrically lighted and will have steam he maintained President Gum|x»rx and S e c re ta ry Mur In a few days Mr Hn| risotl, of the Amettcan Federation of s|M*ci»l road and bridge district is com xp-ering gear lanil will have a must ini(x»rtant an T h e m o tiv e |xiwi*r of the new txial will n«>uncernent to make U» the |XH)()le who l.abor, have Ins-n given one yedr. and prised of seventy.-two sections of land an«l th« twenty-two miles of brick roads he double Corliss engines with Scotch are contemplating purchasing new cars. six months, r«*|M.»ctively. will run through, or lx-twe«-n. thirty-six boilers of 1 .000 liorse|xiw er. through Don’t buy a car until you se«1 his new Postmaster (¡cn e ra l Frank Hitchcock of them* sections spd forty-eight of the which she will atta in a s|x-cd of fourteen advertisement in The H«>ruld, liecauae told the Senate investigating c o m mitt«*«* HIM'l ions will I»- within one mile or less of miles an hour Sin- will also have a lie will save you money on the Ix-st self that the Republican cam paign fund of I liie roads, tliu*> m aking lh<-ir «ervuv to carrying ca p acity ■■f thr*-. hundred Pui' 't a t t i n g - nr that is made and it will lx1!*0H amounted to $1 ti.Yv.SMt 2.'• lie Hef draft will 1«. live feet i to- territory alniut as (Mitcut'ial ,ts the of freight |right up to lhe minute with electric sjiul ttiat none cam e from a m cor|M»ra sam e number of miles could well lxI h»- new steamer will I»,- a coal burner lights and all the conveilletl«"«* It will lion and nearly all the donations were l iie roads will be distriliutisl o v er the S h e will have four rudders, and with tier efqx-cially up|x-al to the ladies who are less than $ 00(1 following roule»:Oul Celery avenue to extra (xiwerful steering gear will be e n ­ liecoming the grentest lovers of autos in Plaits for reorganizing the army are the Osteen ferry, the width being six- abled to turn the m any cr«x>k«*d bends of the city. Iteing threshed out by Secretary of War t«x*n feet; south from Celery avenue on the river in short order. T h e dining Stimson in a council at W ashington Reurdall avenue to Cameron C ity, east room of the vessel is to he amidship. on Booster ^I *a) At Ball Park Two plans are under consideration from Itenrdall avenu e on Geneva avenue the sahxin dock, the galley being on the At a meeting of the Sanford Base Ball One would create a reserve composed o to the new st«s-l drawbridge across efie |main dis-k. a dum b waiter connecting Association field on W i x I ih s m I i i j it w-a» men who had served their enlistm ent in riv e r at that |xnnt T h * bridge is now the two with the pantry aft of the the «1in decniisl to give a Hoosfi-r Day at the T h e v«-sxe| is to t>e entirelv hall park and the date was dtx-ided for the regulars, and who. for small pay com p leted and is in daily use. sou th on mg riwim would rejMirt at sta te d times (or drill and tiie Simfnrd <trlimdo roiol to Robinson s limit in Jacksonville and according |next T h u n xlay . July 25 «*n th at day inspection. T h e other plan would bring .''(•rings, weston hirst str*s-t to Sylvan to A I* S te v e n s of the Merrill Stevens there will lx- u fine gam«* "( hall fx-tw«x*n the army up to full war stre n g th and L a k e , north from First street on Mon- Company will lx- a handsome product Sanford and Orlando and all the neigh­ roe avenue to the ferry across tiie St Vrid one which will lx- a great credit to boring cities will lx- invited to come in eliminate the reserve idea. the city T i m e s - l ni on J o h n * river, winch leads to I>«Lund. am i watch us put on over one the OrlanT he legislative dia|x*nxury committee will meet in Columbia today to hear further evidence in connection with the old dispensary system -ond activities of slate officials. T he principal witness be­ fore the-committee will l»«* Sain Nirholls, the Spartanburg lawyer, who was involv­ ed in the testimony of Detective Reed, at the Augusta hearing. Nicholls was represented as the go-between to secure a pardon for which $16,000 was to have been paid. Mr. Nicholls promises to developaensations. He states that he will prove the accusations false and that he also will prove the telegram he is said to have sent saying the pardon was granted, as faked. It Is also expected that sev­ eral Blind tiger operators from Charl«***100 will I»« present to tell what they know of the present organised system of graft ----- in force there at present. ^ s jx t A u m * rv Contract for the construction of n palatial new steel river steamer for the Clyde St. Johns river lime has been awarded to the Merrill-Stevens Com­ pany of Jacksonville, work to commence at once and rushed with all possible speed to a conclusion. With the award of this contract the Actual work on the new home for the expression of "built in Jacksonville" Elks in Tampa, will not lx*gin before the will be added to the term “ made in last of September or the first of October. Jacksonville. As stated, tin- new vessel T h e j-naiuenlK of the new road and The plana »<*l«x't«*d for the club house will lx* built of stiff and will lx* much larger than.the City of Jacksonville and hrodge districts are now anxious to have are said to lx* very attracUve and the interior arrangement is splendid. the Frederick D ellary , now being n(x*r work com m ence on the roads at mice road building and mihurhan and rural river points. She will have a length of d evelopm ent, such ns has -n r YtT ‘ titki’TT tM7 feet and a breadth of beam-of 42 lift place in this county. The intensive and will register 700 tons. system of culture in vegetable raising has Securing this valuable contract is a d e ^ tjfcu ra l unit of farm ownership (great triumph for thtf^Merrill-Stevcns - *-I 1 I .1 *v Vi5™ ■• I ' I I 1 I1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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